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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23
CuRA-THE UNITED STATES.
"VFFTF WF'WFNA f1 NIFWFVTITNI
NICrOR &rRE, Ne"retary.

Several of the Paris journals of Novrm-
Der 10th. publishcdthe following paragraph
which is supposed to emanate from the
Spanish emha <Sy.
The English journals speak, for sotnc
days past Of, negotiation opened between
the United States andthe Court of Spaiu for
the ccssion ofthc Island of Cuba to the
United States. Neare authorized to dec
Iare that The piece of news has not the
slightest foundation.
lhe rmmor that uegotiati' n were going
on in Madrid for the purchase Of Cuba by
the United States, enlisted the discu sion
Of the London Times. That paper denies
the right ofSpain TO ALLEVIATE It's most mar
kctahlc prosperity to the detriment Gifts
creditors, who has claims, it says to the
amount of some three hundred millions Of
dollars. As to the general consequences
otlhe purchase, supposing it 10 be made.
The Times thus specIates.
In the first place, one.half ofthe slave
| trade would be >ummarily struck off, and
this infamous traffic, which so elfectually
! drRcs our miSjudged efforts TO suppress it,
would he reduced To such exports a, the
then isolated demands of Brazil, might re
ouire. Even on the abstract question Of
slavery or no slavery in Cuba, there would
probably be a hot dispute amongst the
! States and the Union. 1t is not, however,
probable that the terms of the WiI;not pro
viso could, under all circumstances, be
extended to Cuba, and the Southern and
Western States would succeed, in all like.
! lihood, in all assimilating the institutions o!
the new acquisition 10 those retained by
! themselves. Still there would be no more
importafions of africans into the Havana
tor even if il he rue that many estates Of
The island are already owned and worked,
without any qualms of conscience, by Am
erican proprietors, yet transaction which
conld be carried on under Spanish colors
will ease to he practicable when Cuba has
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23

RrMFpy rnR THE tunLFRA.-Ihr fol
lowing paper, describing an alleged infal-
libIn remedy against The cholera, was
communicated 10 the Board Of Health of
Liverpool by an officer Of rank long resi-
den, in Indin
Ingredients Gur ono dose for an adult
ns4nIWlida, opium, black pepper. (prjvrriz-
cd.) 81 each two gains. made into q pin.
Should two grains n%ropiurn bn thought too
large n Gose, (Which If pure opium he used,
it may be- onr grain and a half may bn
tried. These pills n,ny be made up and
k%ot for use in Il I,hial. tile mouth Of II being
vRDl closed. When used, these pills should
he broken down and bruised, and taknn in
a table spoonful Of brandy and water, aud
washed down with q small quantity Of tho
anm". Nt would bn better still to chew the
pill aud swallow it. washed down IN The
same mnnnrr.) But he pills should not
be- swallowed whole. as they would not act
60 promptly. and might lc brought up by
y0mNin4. The dpsn should bn repeated
every half hour, acrorIinn ~ Ihr urgency
of the case. until The sylrplntns be- sUInlurd.
Two ~ three DOSES are generally sufficient,
but five or mote have been given bcfprs The
di=oaac has hrrn arrested. giving lrnlf or
quarter doec7 At shot intervals. aud IN cases
ct great proairntiun and ]prutrACted disease !
have. us m additional sIimulanf. s6bstitut-
cd rcd pepper for the hIact pepper occn-
s%iounIIy. Friction. with hot and aiimuIni-
irg substances over the stomach and alb
lomrn. should also he used. The limis
nlao should hn well rubbed in tho same
way. and if The patient Inns complained Of
more than usual pain in the sloma"h, !
have SOM times given ten grains Of calo-
m l-nllh"ugh | cannot shy that | have
observed much benefit from il, unless
where there has been congestion Of the
liver. or indeed from any ihing taken inter-
nally except This medicine. If there .
much thirst. It's generally there ia, n few
. spoouIlIs Of brandy aud water may he Civ.
en-. In cases Of collapse. the same course
rnust be- pursued and continued. the mrdi-
cine b ing repeated Mt intervals Of longer
or shorter duration according TO III" state
Of thr patient. And ~ DR.. Wisr has &C.
commended the application of the toujmi-
qpet to the arms mud legs, in order to hus-
band, ua it were, the vita power, by limit
ing the extent Of circulation, this may be
trIcd Iy applying Il ligaturc oft0pe or other
substance to the upper arm and thigh, if
the tourniquet be not available.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23

En- vcitu dun ordre dc Honorable conr du
SixiGme District JudtcIaife, dams ct pour Ia
p,rni. Sc dist Baton Rouge, Eta de Ia Lou'si-
ane, il sera veudu par lie soussignt cncantcuf,
a Ia maison de cour dams Ia vile de Baton
Rouge, Mercredi le Dime Janvier 1910 a mi
d, Ia propriete suivante a]pparienant a l. sue
cession de Joseph Green N Canghey, CT
devant de cette ~paroisse derGda, SAVIOR.
La moi,i e ind.vise de deux % de Ierre 81
tues dams cette parrie de la vi ie de Baton
Rouge a~rpentee par Deval', et designcs sur
Ie plan de Ia dite vile "omma, lots Nos etl2
dams riIet. No 10. Lot No. | avant so pieds
de face par nne profondeurd de 100 p. DIS, ct lot
No. IL ayant go pieds de face par $50 pieds de
profondeur, mesnre francalse.
Apssi une Armoira-une Gutare, des ms
trumens pour peindre, nne bolt de p"intures,
une Table ct une guam ite de ltvfes'
Couditions-au compliant
NJ. MORENO, Encanteur.
Der. 22-17. 5fs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23

become aefrecognised member of the Union
aud the slavery Of these plantations will at
all events, assume that modified and iermin-
able form which il wears In Georgia aud
Carolina.
Nor is there any reason to suppose, on
The d her hand, thai The production Of sugar
viii lie diminished Ivy a suIden proscrip-
ton or the machinery which IS now 50
unsctuplously employed in liz Manufacture.
On The contrary we should he justified
rather in concluding that the enterprise of
the American cha aCter would su ihr coun-
trrlnluncp the neIlrluus appliances of
Spanish %avnricr ne to give - new stimulus
10 the culture Of the island. ut tie So me
time ilnl its competition With our own
colonies would b. placed OH II less inyidioys
frottng than at present, This at last, we
should anticipate MS The ~pvpntI result.
The political kschuol which holds colonies
ns unworthy Of keeping hy the same
maxim an which il takes It's stand upon
commerce would If e. urse disr, gard the
Influences which such a c~pssipn az this
might exert on The tonury Of our " At
luntic possessions. Other parties might he
more app,ohen<ive Of tbn results, bat not
perhaps with any great reason. Indeed,
except from the contrast which would be
offered by just and honorable dealings d
the Nrprrino ttuvrrnmpnt With is insllat
citizens. We scarcely sire how the change
If masters in Cuhn could materially affect
us. A. II mere point Of vantage ground
the pUsscssion Of Havana would Co fer no
grrnr additional opportunities and rs to the
prriudircs likely 10 originate in the %cortrhs-
ted results Of two s~ysIHIns ~ West Indian
policy. we must take The consequences oi
our own acts. The hour Oft ial however
may net he imminent, and The notification
may hr rather The expression ofa itaditi-
onnl nmbiti' u than this publication # IN
accomplished tact. Al last We ran crrttty
shat If we had pIaced implicit reIianc" 90
those anurr"s Of Information in the Spanish
capital to witch oar trans Latte coniompor-
aries 50 proudly appeal. we should have
introduced ,rtr reader Ia many stories Iar
more wonder fiji than the bargain and sale d
u West lmIio island.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23
nIaprigd.


On Ihntsdny evening the l4h insFan I
by the Rev. W. II. Cfenshaw, Mr.. JAMES
N. Hur0nt7soH.to Mrs. ~lsAnBb BuLvEss.
On Thursday tho 2lst instant, nj the residence nf
Andrew Cooper, by the Rev. ]. II. Van Court, Ellis
Yelyingtoi to Miss EIviri Copper.
On Thursday evening The 14th Instant a.
the rrsilarca Of Antsa Road T. q, by ths
Rev w. II. Crenshaw. Mr. BARNET W.T..
LtAM4, to Miss SARAH NJ ,ReAN, both Of
this city.
With thp above we received It supply If
delicious cake and e%orIial. for which the
parties have our thanks, and our best wishes
Tor their future welfare aud happiness.
On Thursday p~vening the 2lst inst by
the Rcv. J. Woodbridge. Epwtpp WrLLTs,
Esq, 10 MISS MANY ELsARBTH OLDHAM,
both Of this town.
The parties amid their festiyity, remem .
bercd the printer, such proofs Of kindness
ltpspnak a generous AMI nnliah Ie disposi-
tion. They have our prayers for their f.
iutr welfare.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23
WING STATE CONVENTION

We copy TIA following from the B"ficiiH,
at the Same time expressing our srrp isc
h,t H., uo,ro,,o, vLo ,rtcd M Secretary
'' Wv '''.'S7''' '"''''' ''S''.
furnish VA with nh official copy ct the
proceedings.
At meeting Of tho Whip members Of
H.. I..i.l,nrn ,,l ,,bs, ,n,o,Lo,s IF tho
"
parry "'io '" Tue senate N'""''' O" I've
evening" # Monday, the 18th day OF DoCem'
Der. I4lQ.
a. . a.. IT,. H.. M.a,. r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23
Negroes for Sale.

The undersigned offers at private
ysale for good tow property or cash,
~ four slaves GILES about 20 years;
PEF/ JOE a out Sc; Bapti>te about 38
- and Hammond about 40 II ey are
all good choppers, and two Of hem good shin
gle makers and fed hands. Apply o me al
Baton Rouge. AMBROSE THEREOF.
Dee. 25-47. II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23
Al BON GOVT
T.. CLFIsER & =. OUSSET.

Natrcs TyilIeurf, ayant f'rmt uno socl}tc
pour cxrrb rr tcur etat. ont III nnnur dc So re-
commander al bon govt des ners. de Baton
Rouge It DE- la canpag1a.
DtIa ~ ntageuRtm Mt ConnIs Il rs C"tt'
who; lis peUycnt nujo0rd'hui aussi bi"n, ct
micuN que par IL passb c"nterter eeux qnI
vondr ont les hprorer d. leur c6ntiancc.
Ayant rtcem1nenf recu d. France IN asEor-
tmrnr comp'ct d't'ofIts, lis ~travalIl' ront aux
prrx les plus modtrtF.
Baton Foug", rue Laurel vis a ria Nine.
Aherburnr. Dec. 23-47 IT,.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23

Amauty, by Dunas. T%rinp,rha oftino. Arthur. by
SUI; Emplin Wpndham. Ny Grandfather. Home In
nn"n"o: IIert"t Flowers Of Fables FatroIl Of the
Mountain l}eamtiftl Wi1nw Fixtures Of Trivnfe
Liz" Lrcr linsrnf: Mysteries Of New York Falariot
oftln Faculty Filtration AmeIio First False Stop !,
CllosI Stories: The Pafriride The Divorced Major
lnnea' fonrtship and q large supply If p~ppplar cheap
literature. inst received and for saIn by
dec. 2d-lT Y. q. n HfPnnAg.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23

ENEMrEs.-Alerdnder's Messe NIGER
gives the following wholesome advise.
These pithy paragraphs outweigh whole
volumes at times, and are the very best
charts for the wise -" Have you enemies?
Go straight Oh. and mind them not. If
they block up your path. walk around them
and do your daty regardless of their spite.
A man who has no enemies is seldom good
for a~nything-hc il made Of that kind Of
material which is so casiIy worked that
every one has a hand in it. A sterling
chararter-onc who thinks for himself,
and speaks what he thinks, is always sure
to have enemies. They are as necessary
to him as fresh air they keep him alive
and active. A celebrated character, who
was surrounded by enemies, used to re-
mark They are sparks which, if you do
not blow, will go out of themse fves.' Let
this be your feeling, while ~enIeavoring to
live down the scandal of these who a,e
bitter against you. lfyou stop 10 di,pute,
you do but as they desire, and open the
way for more abuse. Let the p or fellows
talk-Ihere will be but a reaction, if you
perform but your duty, and hundreds who
were once aiienated from you, will flock to
you and acknowledge their error"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23

DIVORCE CASE IN IlIGH LEFE.-The
Supreme Court Of Massachusetts, at Cam
bridge. was late engaged in bearing the
case of Jonas Wyeth rs. Mary Wyelb, his
wife, for adultery committed with The com
claimants second cousin, in Cambridge ard
Philadelphia, during the years 1888, 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23

w WV ~ - ~ ~ az
fence. The decision will he announced
hereafter.
Communicated
For the last mUnth past orr citizens
have been favored hY the presence Of
Mrssrs Johnson AND DEApBoRv, Minis
tcrs rrthe Reform Church Of Christ. Mr..
Johnson is a gentleman possessed u cont
siderable talent. and natural abilities lUt
sound and convincing Arguments, which
enables him 10 e%xpound the truths Of the
Bible. 50 rs 10 engage The attention ~
those who have had II desire 10 understand
and believe. but have been compelled to
st nj nIoor IN account Of not having nh
opportunity Of hearing The commands u
God explained in The manner il was in.
tended by the Inspired Apostles. Mr.
johnson has ever. through life. 'ndcnv"rcd
IT, make himself useful. he served his torll-
try on the battle field ne well rs IN the
State Legislature Of Kentucky and Com.
press Of III" United States. mud Inns s'rrl-
feed many honors ready TO he cori"rrd
upon him hy The government. IN order
~ devote his Who'll" life and energy I" N"
advancement of ihp Reformation. NhrlI
such men come in or midst i0t the H,Ivo-
+ rary nIa rrlivjnn based npnn the %"liilllr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23
ANTHONY PENSION.
ATronNnv ASp C"ouv+ELLoR Ar Law.
NO. q EXCHANGE PLACE.
New Orleans.
Dee. %. 1919
Succession Sale.


Ry virtue Of an order from the Honorable
Sixth Judicial District Court, in and for the
Parish of Fast y ton Rouge, Site Of L"nlsa-
IA. viii be sold by the undersigned Auc-
tionccr at he Court House dnot in he own
If BA1on Rouge, on Wednesday the oath day
of January, l5lO, at ~ o'cInck VI. the follow
ing described property beIongingt + the aucc"s-
sion of Joseph Green MeCaughcy, late Of this
Parish deceased, t, wit:
The undivided half of two. los Of ground
situated in thet part of the to n Of Baton
Rolga, laiI out by DeyaII and designated on
he y nm thereof rs lots No. | and IL, IN square
Ne 10. Lot No. ! having a front ofGO fret
by a d pth of 100 feet. AID lot No. 2hlv-
ing II front of 60 "y a depth Of $50 feet french
measure.
Also ono Artnoire-a Guitar-one set Of
drawing Instruments one box Of Palnts-onc
Table and a lot of Books.
Terms of Sale-CAsH.
NJ. MORENO,
Dnc 0I-A7 sfs. A~uatiOnneT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23
To Joseph w. Fowler, Clerk OF the 9th Judicial }
District Court in and for Parish Of EAST Baton Z

Rouge.
SIR -rlu a9ot take notice that in pursuance with NJ to tho IH' l'rm; entitled ~ Vet
ia am rm1 N, rsysnueI laws" AplGn cd 1Oh MuCi 1915; Anl BIZ HNIs of tn a7stsFnst
made rha Parish o. Eas Bnn Il mnF r lbe yms l@6ahl tstIatFnRiy t3 taFr'if
in nv p,enaqn ~ collector of the Parrish AK for said Pnsl Ihvt ~ niag~th9
legal DELAYS will prcaal fel he following hseHbolpr pmy I3npus mndrL oh ty
heanumt o tax assessed thereon in til, name of ha, ams vim =, 80. ~. ssas~i,
who are nultsidens
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23

FArAL AcorpENTS.-Nr' VIM, Kelly,
engineer at F, D, Conrad Esq had his
leg So severity fractured on Sunday after
on last, by being caught in one of the
cog wheels, as 10 requsre ampjtation. The
operation was Patterned by DIR. Beaumont
and Wood. Owing no doubt 70 the great
loss bio, q and the warm and unhealthy
atmosPhe,e the patient did not long sur.
viye. he died : Wednesday afternoon.
Our an PLAcE.-rhey had quite a fall
of snow al Ninden. IN lis State, Oh the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23

TWfrE 4 WEIR.
H#n@Fsn n For Ne t60sf npi HaiOu Kpugr.-
n tthTfHT1t The fast running passenger sfenmbrat
& saiDsy,
URE. master will leave New Orleans every NpNbhY
at ! u'clock r. N. and every FRIptY. Mt 10. o'clnrk A.
NJ. Returning will leavc Baton Ilulne. every WE'D.
NEsphY morli, g, ntR o'elock. md eyery SATURDAY.,
At 2. UInck =. NJ.
The t'itsy Is entirely now and will take The place nf
the Majestic. Ter Communications are unsurpassed ly
any boat in the trade. For freight or passage apply
on hnar RI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23

and 40, The parties separated in ls4l,
and soon afterwards The complainant re-
ceiv,d ,infs Of his wifs's iDfdelity from two
females who had lived as domestics in his
lam ". The cousin was only nineteen
years # ayp, when alleged criminal int
macy ctnma need. lie was examined as
a witness aud denied the facts charged and
ia-tifed 10 ty tie witnesses for the com
plair ant. lie limited, md so does the
wif.. considerable c]otsinly familiari y.
Coups 4 for Mr.. Wyelh. Hon Dnnicl
Webster and Mr.. Giles; aud Hon. M@ssrs.
Choate end G. q. Hubbard, f0t The de.
fence. The decision will he announced
hereafter.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23
P~ROrRIErE ASSES SEE

200 Arpcnts sur le Madchac, borne a
l'ougst par J. DolaunG, est par Pr0pftttt dc
&aml. Webb, tnd par !e ManchhC ct nord }
pnr II L0sa.
200 Ar cnts de tcrre sur e Hanch ,c, hor-
NJ d I'oueet par 4 II HurnGt uord par terrcs
v%acants. est par Mrs Philips ct sud par Ie }
Manchar.
2225 Arpcnts sur rAmite, borne d Fest pr
Ia ri i6rc Amite ct an sud pr te Manchac.
33I Arpcuts dams BROOKS town borne al
nord pr torres DE Brooks, ct an sud ct a
pounat par tcrrca dc Frank, in Brooks.
100 Arpcuts sur Bayou Doyle, borne q J
lorcst pa tcrrcs de ! hos. ], Muse, au sUd
par 6 W Owens, i %lUuest, par WIN Noble }
4 Fest ct nu nord par tcrres pub iquca.
500 Arprnts de- tcrrc sur Redwood, borne }
au norI par ~ Iigne dc parolsse, au sud par
4 w New port, i t'oucs par David 4 Nc
Giants Il Pest i]ncounn.
1860 Arpcnta dc tcre sur Ia Connie, Dor
neg a louest par In Conlte, balance par Ter
res iuCoUnuGs.
400 Arpcnts dc tcrrc sur n Comite, bornts !
au nod par terres de K w Ncwpo t an sud {
pr terras pub iqucs, i roucst pr h Cofnitc, !
: Fest par tcrrg- dc l. Saunders 297 ar {
pnnts de terre sur Ia ComIte borne a Fest par }
a r'omitc, Il i'oucst par tcrrcs pub:iGues al
nord par Cadcr Rabey ct gu sud par terrcs }
pubtiquOs,
800 Arpents sur Ia Comite, borni 8 al sud
pr terrrs de Jesse Adrian, a Fest par Ia {
Connie ct a I'ou 81 pa tcrres ppbIiques.
100 Arpents sur Ia Cotnitc, born}s a Fest
par terres de l. Saunders, il l'ouest ct an nord
par terres pubIjques ct al sud par FCrstalI, }
Roman @Cie.
900 Arpents sur Ia Comite, b. rms a Fest J
par Ia Comite, au sud par terreS dc REDEEM
Brown, au rorl par tcrrcs pub!iques, ct a }
poucst par ter Is de Burk, W nit q Gle,
100 Arpents sur les PLANES, BONES A I
Test par James Boatner, au sud par Adams
ct a ~I'ouc8t par Alonzo Alexander.
500 arpcnts sur Biock Creek, borncs au
nor1 par la Qgne de paro!sse, an sud pr g.
Kearoey a 'E-t par DupIant or ct proPrIete }
de + Cocoran.
1873 Arpents de terres, prorhe le chemin
des Plans, borne an nord par tefres de Co
wen, a Pest par w B Scot, ct a P"uest par }
Thomas Ii!lcy
Ter aims dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge,
Nos. 8, 10 ct II. dams r1ttt DevaIl town.
/ Terrain daas la vile dc Baton Rouge, No
/. dams 'iIet 2 Grass Town.
/ lei ain dams Ia vile de Ba'on Rouge NO.
| dams l'ilet 27, vile Beaure- ard.
$40 Arpens de terre, bornes a fouest Pr
s w Newport ct Jos P~rny, a urord psrter-
res de Thos LiIEey, a Pest par John Buhler }
ct III sud par terres yacantes.
$40 Arpcnts de terre sur les Plains, Dor
mes au sud par Thos. Lilley, an nord par !
! Thos. SheImire, ct a ~I'oupst par Eunice Liley.
800 Arpents de terre, tornes an n I'd Far
| VIM. Shaw a Fest par WIN. Shaw, sur
Whites Bayou.
! Q Terrains dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge
No. dams rfiet &c vile Beauregard.
Baton RoueE. % NoUembre ls48.
Les prophecies ci-dessus assessees pc
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23

PROPERTY ASSESSED IN WH1SE FlIVTtf tm1JYr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23

Baton RoUGB. % Norembe 184S. "M. HubBS, Coh@em.
Ias nroprnt6se i4dessus assessees pour les taxes de parosses pour les ann6ss
1916 ct ls47 seuntv enduss la mason de Cour dans la vile de Baton Rouge, con-
rencaut a 10 heures du maGa Mercredi lie 3me jour de Janyier Is49, pour compliant,
nopr nayea lie montant pour l. queI ees snt assesseesa vec les fas.
WIN. HUBS, Collector dos Taxes de Parise pour Ia
Parosse dES Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23
Vente dc Succession.

Dec. 2l47. 5ts.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-06-02
rrRMs OF ADVERTISING.

One square, fourteen lines or less) three inser-
tiops. si; every subsequent insertion, 25 cents
Larger ones in proportion. A liberal discount will
Be given TO those who advertise by the year.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-06-02
Printed and Published Weckly-by
cOIIIru A PORTER.

TERMS.-THE CARRoLL Far Pass = publish
Cd every Friday morning at TWO poLlAEs per an
nun. payable in advance, or rwo DOLLARS AND m
w eEsTs II not paid until the end Of the year No
paper discontinued until ell arearages are paid,
& nnless al the option Of the publishers. ..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-10-06
Causes Of ECvcrs.

The immedis,e Cause OF Agus aud Fever, Chill.
10 Fever, and Fevtrs generally, is the tfflIyia
fHi4sma arising from cecayIng vegetable sub.
tances, and from pulr!d aud stagnating waters.
ais Is evident from their prevailing 10 the great.
est extent IN Icy, marshy countries abounding
Nth siaSaatcd water ; and by their proving mos
-.al in all low, marshy Countries where mo.,
neat and moisture are combined.
Ihcy may also be oeca>ioned by eating loo much
nnFipe iruit. BY poor Watery diet, damp houses
-Vea!ag ceTs, ing upon the damp ground, over
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