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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
LET II o Nj
On MORfON'S LETHEON or.VAPOR OF
- ~ 4 4 Il 4 4

The undersigned having purchased Of the
proprietor the ''ttight of using the Vapor Of
Ether Tor producing insensibitity to PAIN arc
now prepared to administer the same to
those who may wish the benefit of this truly
spain destroying agent. Teeth extracted, and
other surgical operations performed while I'M
der its influence. Messrs II IL VI have Just
received direct from Paris a new and complete
set of the improved apparatus (by DepoZtJ
Tor he inhalation oftiIe Ethereal Vapor, viii h
from It's perfect safety, and he ease with which
il can b. used by both pat enl an operator,
has been adoyted At the HopiGaL dn CharitE,
Ell 81 Louis EcoLe physicah, and private hos
pitais oil Paris and ~ the faculty generally
thr ,ug1oat France and England. 10, 900
artificial Teeth, comprising a full assortment
from the manufactures of stacton, Hencks
DeCne nant and others Of plate, pivot, with Or
" ithout celo1ed artificial Gums in every sari-
nty ani style. Coli Foil, every No a supefIo.
rticle in anil OF packages which we wi
mailt an, part Off ne South npon receipt e
the money or 4 drift upon the CITY Bank.
Dental Instruments ii all kinds, compr sing
.xtra thug Forceps OF Flaggs. Chevalier a d
Geurig's make, il sets of ~ or singh, Burrs,
Dri Is, Exc 4vators pluggers, iances, drills for
,ivotfng. mirrors, root terceps, &c, (,I3, ST.
er and Pl4 tina, Plate 10 l8 90 and % cWt
ine, Gid, Plattna and binding wige, Solder etc.
.or s lie by
BLAKE d WORTHWHILE.
SURGEON DENTISTS
North Street near
Dec, 1916 It, Charles ct. N. O. !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
Family Grocery store.

RhAAaAV a@FDC6fV STORE
I'm THE undersigned 80 respect fully 4
Just tptI ned ffon New Orleans, mud has
un hand, and IL constantly feeaiying nj his
old stand oil Levaa IT., n large assortment
Of Articles. In The above lins, Among whieh
are
SUGAR, Louisiana, and Havana, double
refined, crushed, aud powdered,
COFFEE IL TEA, IT yafio0s qualities.
Ft4tt. sariioes, God Fish, Iiaddoth,
Hathpfel and lieffings,
TOBACCO. II different qualities,
EtHAHB. Conmon and Fine,
CANDLES, Sperm, star, Btstine, and
'Tall8w,
SOAP. Bhdai md ettfa Family Boap,
sFitifBs Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nut
magst M1stafi, Cayenhe Pepper,
NTkbFE, GtfGtnIff r.. Olives IL Capers.
PROVISIONS. Floot, Pork, Dsef, Lard,
~Iiaeon. DfiHdsbeef, bologna sausa-
eas, ffIungue,
ttIEEEit. Holland, Cheshire u Western,
kEtI Hul'st Tomato aud Walnut,
UIL4l Olive, in half bottles aud bGtilaR,
Lnfd aud lamp.
FliuII'B. haisi8s. Entrants, Figs, Dytgs
aud iiRn1ied Fruits,
NItT4 Almonds mud Petahs.
CHOCOLATE Sweet and stiresd no. |
WiNES. # vafiots qualities, Cofdials Of
MI kinds. Old brandy, Jamajta Ruin.
Holland t.ih. MonvngabeIa Whi=kpy,
London Porter ahd Ale.
Jual Hereived. 5000 papers II Gardeh
H""ds fr,m Waterman aud Berutnan. Pitts
hplgh Il. Uisl'y sud 60, Nov York, md
the 5bahfY1s. pleasant hill Kentucky.
Also an assortment Of flowet snets.
| haya constantly on hand Tar, Resin
and pittsb0tg Cnal.
Dne. iB-=47 r. A. MO TTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
Ronnetg ! Tgonnefs -

Mus, 4. liuEsF9s beRs leHys 10 cell tic
attention nfthe ladies' Of r.. A. w II Koupn
10 the handsotnsst assortment Of |, ,unety
and ottler articles Of Millinery eyer offered
for sale IN this = ACC consisting IN pat Of
Pearl Stra Fs with brntIod edge Rios
bonnets with the latest style Of round
clowns, III ided RutInhda, plain ditto.
chain vandykeE, lore"ce bro ids, Of III des-
cfiptions. satin aud aIlk h0nnets ofthe lat II
city style, black leghorn ditto Misses bon.
neis, wrentlls, mud head dresses Of every
description, Flowers, md Ribbons, Tabs,
lnces, and insertirga of nIl kinds. together
WI h n general assortment Of other articles
in her line which che offers for sale Ut low
prices Tor cash Mt her res dence on 9Th
Street Immediately back Of the Catholic
Church.
Also bleaching md altering. Old bonuets
and Hats, made Hs good as new.
Dec. l5-l7.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
FOUND.

A few days ago, an old ferry-fiai, with
two iron row-Iocks, drfted to the banks of
the river, in trout of the residence Of the
undersigned, six miles below Baton Rouge.
The owner is requested to cali and take
possession ofthe same. and pay the expe.-
ses ofthis advertisement.
PHILIP HIcKT.
Hope Estate 10 Dec-45. II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18

HIDES.
NOTICE.
state nj Louisiana I
Parish If Laal nnt0n Rnnne. |

Parish II East Baton Rouge.
II Obedience - IN D der ISSUED by The
President u 'hs P9Iics Jury, nm Election will
be held % saturday the 18th day Of December
ls47, 4ttfte f0hsa # W,IIitm Martin Esq, In
po'tfsitty wtfdN9 0. TO- f9f the purpose n
Bleeting = member H. represent said ward ID
lbs police jury f this Parish, to fiji fhs yaeAh-
eY ocessithed by he resignation # Epbstt
Morgan Esq said EIsetthn 10 b. pre- sided ny
tho commissioners appointed by The poiee
Jury faf said wafd. and f. BIZ conducted end
made according to I,ws
H. G. MJRHts, fhofif.
December A-44.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18

STEAMER HEcLA.--t apt IN Scott ofthe
BELLE CREOLE, continues to make his u4u
trips, on the HECLA, leaving New Orleans
every Sunday and Bayou Sara every Wed.
n"sdar. She will of course be patronised
by tho friends ofthe Belle Creole.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18

SUPERIOR COtDGNE WATE4f
Genuine cologne Water, iftp6f ad direct
hon The city OF Cologne, and for sale by
Dee. 1H=Af. g. M. HFRUaA9s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
HAS Il BLAkE, ID ~EVtLGE
BLAKE e. WORTHWHILE,
General Practitioners in and professors n
d tai y II Il & l. Y.

- -
Can be consulted daily nj their opetaftuv
oo'ns LAFAYETTE SQuAHE, North st., near
st. Charles st., New Orleans, ard hog to 80
llctt u continuance # he very liberal ptfrBn.
age lbns far oestawod upoo them, anI will
constantly be In attendance b. rive 70 tff to
al tho 6 suffering with diseases VI he Teeth,
etc,
ARTIFICIAL r'FETH inaerteI by them
IN u style that. f,r the,r ma utal appearances,
firm manner If being adjusted Ia Tic mouth,
ease with which they can be- worn, and gen.
eral excellence Of workmanship, cannot be
surpassed and no pains bhaII be spared to
give eutlre satl faction to these who ,nay
favor them with heir patronage.
In severe Surgical cases, or where the ner-
V"ue system ie very susceptible, the VAPOR
Of EFHER, for producing insenslbility to pain,
will be administered t. those who may " tsh
the benefit Of the truly pain destroying agent."
Pefsons suffering s. It'll diseases Of tie T'retf,,
Gums, Maxillary sinus, or Ant utn, are invited
TO eall. The pathol gical tr atneDt Of such
disc 1ses having received tho speci.1 attention
Of Messrs H.. a. NJ.
The charges vii be compatible with the cx-
c~ellence of workmanship, and skill in the
performance of operations. Nov, 3--40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
Ethiopian P~crformers-Nesxr,

sAGAOAS ICFIOFIAeFS-N psSrs
B'ckus, STANFORD. Price, Nilsson and Sav.
dam, the Pecdee Ethiopian Oper 1'roup
have amused and delighted our citizens old
and young. for several evenings. Their
p rf%ortnantes are far above common, and
viii elicit tbunders of applause wherever
they may 90. We believe they intend to
proceed to Natchez, and we wish them
every success.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
AVIS.
Efaf d. Ia L0uistaua. !

"f' "f" "t9S Ff@f
CoHfotfnsment d nn ofIfe du President
III Jlfi d. police, a1e ~eIecfion aura leu,
5atnedi IL Dbeembfs ls47 il In uaisor aa
Mr. William Martin dane l'HtrOndfssoment
NJ. III, p0itr sire IN Wembre pouf repre-
sshtsf Is dit ACCOMPLISHMENT dans IL i0rl do
PoIice de- eette pafhisse, d ~ place dc Mr..
Egb6tt Morgan goi Il tysiRnb.
La dlts election ssta prdsid6s par les
commiasioaaire3 n0tninf y paf II Jufi da
Polire pour In dit arrondFscmrHf ct s,ra
coud0i;e ri les refyt'r@ fats scion IN lel
dec 2=44 L. &. Mounts Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
70 Bre.: w. II. C~uGNsuAw,
Jos. w. Fowler,
+. NJ. HDRrronD,
Composing The Committee on The part Of
NJ james Lodge No. II.

@@@43%
The New Ortedns Courier has publtshed
"a pery concise and complimentary cpitonse
Of the proceedings whtch took place here
on Me occasion Of the ccrcmony Of luying
the foundation stone, mAjch zoe copy Nth
much pleasure J.:
Az westated n few days ago, The Grand
Lodge of The State Of Louisiana, agreeably
to invitation. with IL dcputation from each Of
the New Orleans Lodges, attended at the
ceremony of laying the corner stone Of the
State House about to be erected ut Baton
Rouge.
The fraternity were received with great
respect by the mayor and other municipal
authorities Of the town, the commissioners
appointed t. s'Ipcrintend the building ofthe
Iedltice, the architect and superintc ndants.
The ceremony was adorned by the pre-
sence ola great number Of beautiful young
ladies, clothed in white, and bearing gar.
lands Of flowers in their hands, and by
many Of the fair sex, who had been invited
10 be present.
All the preparations being completed,
the president Of the commissioners address.
ed the Grand Master in IA shot speech, in
which he stated the object of the solemnity,
presented him with the square, the dumb.
the level and the compass, requesting him,
il he found everything right, TO lay the
cornerstone agreeably to the ancient
1:a-es fire Masonry.
The Grand Master replied that he &c.
the invitation with the greatest
as it is the duty of all Masons to |
aid in the erection Ct public monument.
and particularly those devote to legislation
the administration of iustice.
These ornalities being gone through.
he Grand Master, with The Grand officers.
proceed d to lay the Corner.Stone of the
The Grand Secretary an
Grand Treasn er advanced, and placed in
cavity cut IN the stone for the purpose, a
METAL box containing several pieces of coin
he Constitution Of the United States, that
f the State Of Louisiana, the statutes aud |
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
Roucn g. READY CorrEr HOUSE. b,

KoueH d READY COFFEE HOUSE, be-
tween church and north streets, on the levee.
This new establishment unites elegance
and comfort. All gentlemen are invited to
repair tbither and Judge for themselves,
No e~2er'ion will he wanting 10
date and please every visitor, and 1t Is very
likely they will moi retire without paying
well merited comp iments to the proprietor,
NR. Z. LUs1Gx.N.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
BATON ROUGE. DEC. 18th. la47
'a'at 10 VI

FROM aHi after this date We shall Invariably
charge 40 FolinWss
Fer nne years subscription, II paid In al
rattte NJ 90
fiat the expiration of tho year Fl 90
Advertising ahh at,b. pee year. 10 90
Law "ets, Merchants Il DEBTORS cards
ltpF yeas N ~ 90
Advertising per square. 10 linrs tn
constitute a square. Dtia insertion, %
Each ath7aqtnht insertion. 30
Announcing candidate for public office
~ snhztfllnr. J y no
Announcing do nian-suhatrihnf,l b 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
Thc Now state-houso. =

AgteeabIy to the following eoffespon=
drntr. We publish In onf piper ri In day
the Grafton delivered by j. r. CAneseH,
Itsa al tbs laying II The Cornerstone Of
the State llouss nj Daten Rouge, also, all
ppitotne Of ,he proceedings Of Tho Grand
Lodge on he subject
Er, JAMES LupsB M. Al,
A. l.. bel7.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
FOR SALE.

A lot Of splendid Mexican saddle treea
lust received from tho city of Mexico, and
for sac by. A. VI. REBDER,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
The Message Knowiuu

The Message. Knowing The IN.
tense anxiety Of o,r t]itisnns to learn The
virws Of The President IN relation 10 Tho
war with Mexico. We mad" arrangement.
with the I'tehynne office 10 forward II tln
motornt II would arrive, aud accordingly
had III" pleasure of delivering the message
h nrf sul'scfi',"rs In an extra Oh WpInca.
day morning lhst.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
Brother CAHoRen.

The undersigned COMMITTEES 90 behalf
If Saint James Lodgo No. al, respectfully
solicit a copy If the Address delivered by
yuu on The oetasion of laying the Corner.
3'ote oflie Capitol u Louisiana, for The.
purpose Of publication. The COMMITTEES
would aId iheir Individual wish 10 That ~.
pressed by The Lodge. and indulge the herF
that you will readily assent IN thpif fe1Issl'
as The good If oUF Order may thereby he
subspfyed. We af", ff~atefnaIty, ut.
w. H. CHENsuAW.
Jos. w. FOWLER.
T. M IlEu EtUttD.
Baton ltguge. Louisiana,
Nj. All tIAT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
DRIVE DUH, CAHE AWAY !

lust imported from Europe, md for sale BY
the stlfectibar. 30 vi6lins and flutes Of erpe.
tiof mako and nj very low prices.
Dec tR-iG g. M HErOmAu,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18

New COIlegc.~-Wr have been in(
formed. upon unlouhted authority, that MI
eligible site has been purcha, ed in ibid
town, for the erection of II College, which
will atIo,d ample accommodations for PROF.
lessons and Pupils, upon IN extensive scaIcd
aud that arrangements have been made
with Gentlemen of eminent talents and res
probability in France, Italy and Germany,
to proceed hithcr and open the institution,
as soen AS tie buildings may be ready for
their reception.
We hail every educational establish
ment with feelings ofgladness and respect,
and have nc doubt whatever, that the i'll
tlux Of pupils will more than keep pace
with the opp ortunities for instruction, in
every place that may be opened in the town.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
Bust and stntuette Of Cenl.

Taylor. Mo=t Of our readers arc hls
ready aware that Mn. PIT GAHBflttt was
arnt Ivy The Municipal councils and a. the
desire Of "A large number Of r]itizenp Il
New Orleans, b. Tho eump nj Monterey, in
order tn take n bust of General Taylor,
Mr. Sathrillr completed n Iltat anil %ta.
tu"ttr 10 The aatista ton ofthe Crncrnlnnd
HE staff, "a aItrsted by letfcrs from Head
Quarters Of III" army Of occupation which
W. have no. room 10 Insert IN The number,
but they will appear IN or next.
Subscription paprra ARE now open Mt the
office of The Baton Rouge Gezettr. the
for each Bust ar Stat1rttn being
Ten dollars, pn yabin on delivery.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18

JUST RECEIVED Nv DIRECT
IMPOA rATlON.
oil 0opnhf Drtn4Y
Port Wins
safi nss 10 half bTHgs
ON HIND
D9a5l reeiifsd Lard Oh
Ctfrgt by tbs toA IL ~ common table asa
do H. bUxsy@half b0tti@s
M dHlra Wi1s
J%atnaiea Hutn
Imperial Tea
Laaf Sugar 60 ~
Dec 1916 H. LANOUEs
LADIES' WATCIItBi
A lot II ladies' watches, " the most fasl.
tan bio maize, ttst imported from Europe and
for sale by The subscriber
Der 1910 g. M HERhMAF4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
CuutaItMA Toyat

210 d6zen Toys of Nil descriptions, recently
IN Europe and new York, tt sale by
Dat, 1916 Il. VI. HEp0HAFs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18
TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
The origDpai md oaiy Genuine Prtpayafton.
TEST HONfALs Will MEYER CEASE.
D. eAatVgt0V r0VeG0tDa

BE eAafvgt ~ fUvR15}6bDzt
Many people af6 very AIT y consider a tofd
but a tfiGitg in tttsg and tidttk that IL viii
R6away ofitself IL i few days" and Thy Qtye
tbeHtselye& 10 NOE trouble atott T. But tn
such We you'll cay, "bq careful f your CO d.
do not tampsr With tour eou ttnfions. 1fyun
desire t. live 10 i qood 4oid aRe,t Sse such
temad5Gs ~ will effect mn Easy aud per maEapt
aufe. doctor BH4yH6's COMPOUND Syrup Of
Wild Cherry has cured m0fG cold than any
other medicines offered In this count y. Tbs
certificates ofcafee effected By this invaluable
mod tcino, which the proprietor II daily rCesiy.
ing, afe Of the most gratifying character.
ANOTHER LIFE Pr ESEAFED
Phiiade phfs, Sept, 90, 1916
Dt II SWayne-DAar Sir Having seen
tho Astonishing curo performed on Mr. Thorn
as by your Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherrya
| was iBdu~ed 10 try ii on myself. was t.
ken with d ~stoleat cough, splitting Of bt5od,
sbortness Of bre4thtnQ, together with violent
attacks Of astbm4; | had oyerdono myself from
e~xertiop, which | Was n / able 10 perferm.
u h Oh prostratsd my system to 0 greet extent.
! commenced the use u your Compound 5yf.
up Of Wild Chetry3 winch gave nc ainoyt
and | ain glad 10 give MY testimony 10 III who
may BIZ afflicted IN a simiiar way. II MY be
well to rec tia lie signature Of Docbor II.
swayae IL on esctt b ttls u Wild Cherry.
W. b. WALTom.
18th IT oct, . dooss fem the corner If Willow.
Ke5nenb tf-~+AH prep4r4tion ef Wi Cher
~ are fctt ious and counterfeit, ezcepf that
prepared by Dir, H. sWAYNE..
N. w. eordcr Of z gbtba9d Rac5 sts. ph'a.
For sale by o, p. Davis aod q. III. Hero
man, Baton Rouge, Nov. Z7-43 limo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18

NHw ORLEANS, Novemltnt. 4 II, ihh
9th. le47, A. D. 6H47.

NEw OHbFANs, Noyemhet. 4 u. Tho
9th, ie47, A. D. 6s47.
Dear brethren.
The act Of aging The Cofnaf. Stone Of
the capitol 0f Louisiana l. tine ST lrnpos.
ing, ~ ]solatnn, that none btt a man VI ltp
'nVs' ttaHsrenlant abilities aud powerful
elo1urnrn should have been selected to de-
liver III" Add ess un sHeh an h~ffHsi1n linl
II Ia hardly necessary ~ state that. had
those qualifications been attended ~. Tho
hon , would mol have d~nvnlvad upon Tie j
l't | had brrn called by the suntnaes Vi
NY brethren 10 The station If GRIND Chap
lain of the Grand Lodge nj a tine when 1t
was moi anticipated that any extraordinary
display ot talent should l,a required from
their official organ, and having arcrptcd ol
those functions, 10 net ~ lhs orator Of The
day nj the tonErtfhtion Of the ground v hir1i
tl,e national l%tuilIin! il 10 tn erected tpon,
was q duty wl,i,h | could mol sh,ink from.
however conscious that III, c~apaetias were
inadequate IL tbs 'nsh. however, SHIRT the
time for preparation. True il IL that | rps
lied. IN That particular instance, Upon the
i"lulgfnrn which HE tta1 have EXTENDED
to III" bot little did | expect that TO rrtr.
b"rs Of Saint James LoIgn would fnujez-
r"nd4 to SOLICIT a copy If u composition 30
Ian 3, 80 impatient. for The purpose VI ptl,.
LEGATION. Your letter, hnwtyrf, which vas
handed 10 inc ty l'ro. Preaut. prov Tint
such Ia the cnse, and the applination. |
perceive. 10 made both on behnlf Of tho
body whom sou represent an In your IN.
d'vlinHl names. that IL 10 say. II comes from
ii source which has al many claims upon
my resp Ct and affections. 1t IL Gouchud IN
terms 30 Iiuttering, that | cannot hesitate
na 10 The course which | am 10 pursor,
whatever my personal feelings and iuclina.
iIons might bo upon the subject. Your
wishes must be- corppli"d ith : such AS 1t
Is, IA copy Of The Grafton IL placed nj your
disposal.
Accept, dear brethren, ofthe assurances
of my profound respect and brotherly love.
Iour nifeclionaIe brother,
CANONGE.
70 Bre.: ". II. CReNsnAw,
Jos. w. Fowler,
+. NJ. HpnnronD,
Composing he Committee on The payt Of
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-18

TAH - ~" - III NAhs
minatton ofHnd exhibition hy the pupils Of
the Central Academy, conducted by Mn. II.
A. BtnroN, Principal. will take place In
the Market Hall, on The evening of We'd.
nosday the 22d instant; exercises 10 COM
mrnse NJ half past sir o'clock.
II Unexpected that parents and others who
naturally feel interested in the prosperity
of the rising generation. will assemble nj
tn" time and place mentioned, to witness
the pleasing emulation otthe youthful COM
p%etltoIs, and encourage the praiseworthy
of those who teach the
young idea how to shoot"
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-16
What has been seen.

BATTLE OF MoErEREY.--Sep,ember u. Y,
%, ls4e.--three days hard fighting between
Gen. Zachary Taylor with three. thousand men,
aud Gen. Ampudia with twelve thousand
men, resulting In the capitulauon OF the City
loss OF the Americans i'll killed and wounds
ed-Fiuc Hundred!
BArrLE OF BuENA VIsTA.-February 22d
23d, between Gen. Zachary Taylor with live
thousand volunteers. and Sa,4u .4ano com,
nanding .uerisau force Of t,centy housand
n,cn-resultiug in the total overthrow OF the
enemy--loss Of the Americans in killed and
wounded-- Sepen Hundred!
/, FAIL OF VERA Cruz, and the Castle OF VI
loa. March 29th, lS47, after several days bonn.
bnrdment Of the town by Gen. Scott with four
teen thousand men--loss Of the Americans in
killed and wounded One Hundred
Battle OF CERRo GoRDo-April7 18th and
18Th, two days hard lighting, between Gen.
Scott with twelve thousand men, and Santa
Anna commanding picked 'oler,ean tores 9, 9,
the eaemy--loss Of the Americans IN killed
and wounded Too Hundred and Fifty.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-16
NEW FALL GOODS.
j. A. UNDERWOOD,

No. 1873 Pcurl street. .Ne,o York,
TAS RECEIVED BY RECENT ARRIVALS
m FROM EUROPE, and will continue to receive
hy steamers and Packets full assor ment Of
Bobbinet and Thread Laces and Ejgings, New
Style
Muslin Laces and Edgings, new style
Al and Ga black and white plain and fancy
Nets
Al black Silk Nets, plain and figured
Black Silk Lsces for trimmings
Silk and Cotton Quillings
Mems and women's black, white and oolored
Silk Gloves . .
Mems and womcn's black, white aud colored
Spun Gloves -
Fancy Cotton Mitts and Gloves
Black, white aud coorcd Silk Lace Mitts
Chidrcn's Silk Mitts and Gloves.
and IA long Silk Lace Mitls and Gloves.
do DO children's do do
Black and white Silk Hosiery
DO do Spun do
Silk Shire and Dlawors
Black and Fancy Satin Veslings
Fancy Silk Cravats
Ladies' Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs
Fancy Bonnetings
Fancy Silk and Satin Trimmings, new and
confined styles sr...
Bavarisn Gimps
Bullion and o her Frinees, from ! inch to %
inches, 10 great variety, some very rich
Mems and women's Tibet and Cashmere
Gloves
Children's Thibet and Cashmere Gloves
Mems heavy Wooen Gloves
do Chnnois lined Berlin Gloves
Worsted shaws, in great variety
do Cravais or Comforts,
Worsted Hoods in great variety
ChiLiren's do .rt
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-16


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