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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14
iLL IlNli. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
\ GLORIOUS \lCTOEYl

II - with hcaft.,l. saii ,.ao;ipn tia, W.
announce t. oar reader. another roriou,
Uhig J'tioru IN the heretofore dailcncd
region. Of Ncv HAMPSHIRE The "Sccpirc
lar departed from the house Of Judca -
ami hcnccioth. forever. a. W. trust, lo.ucu.
cousin viii be forced Ia 4, before tie alvarez
81 the N.cd .irmy' o' the I'D Gnui,c
State. hcnngo cucs and penny - liner,
and p"ci, ina, talk and sing Of the eloiious
achc,, m",it- AT C,rro Gor,lc aud al Bucna
Vista ;--bu, 'hc l'atrio' aud friend q, h,
country viii rejoice with TAR morr provrir,,
over the great moral triumph tha, has been
won u, the honest and true. hearted friends.
%: the Free \or,h--in New Hampshire
u, returns received from the olc, ton re-.
Gently held Ia the ,acan, Congressional dis.
,rlr,s Of New IIamps,irc--,hc Is, and 81 -
We Learn tia, the whi.,> and their allies. -
A. The dcmocrac, are pleased t. name the
consistent abol,ipni,ts Of that Statc-La,
wona signal victory and carried confusion
and 'li.inas into the ranks of the enemy.
IN the 1t lis,ric, \wos Trek. i, most
'riamphanill elected by a majority Of near
Is or quite .ooo-anl ia the Sd Grx. JA.
NlLsOS--'han whom trucr.hcartcl or
more whole sm,lcd Wing doe, not cxi.t-i.
unqnc''ionably elected By a majority Of
from three 10 five hundred This j. glory
enough; and the rcioicimgs Of an event 50
IN, iraii,s will hot be confined To- the gran
IT" hills of New Hampshire. The 1000
Wigs If Vermont. who Jaw and listened To-
Long jan Il, our State Convention in lSlU
will give one lorg and loud shout at lii,
triumph
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14

ave without rc-,,.it' rto.c,r,c' strc
~ 'ou.rn "i slave ,c,rliof,. ard winch IT..
author s'cln' To- have louc h,. be-. g. ,io.
tact. l., Furnishing header t. ,rc,n,
aud Attempting O. surcfcrlc q, - i,nt aiI
experienced commanders oi Tie Nm,r,, a,
Ann, lN raw recruit
H,,oirci That while the part ,alcn Is
'lc Executive ia uri siuaiiug the war Niii.
ont tho lpnwlclgt ~ cunscn, 81 tor-r,-
aud the appatcut unt,gltcous purpose i.r
which 1t vas undertaken. call ,or s,,,i, TEL.
rchcns.on W. pledge lim hearty approval
800 every wisc measure tending ioas speedy
and houoiallc peace,
H,whcd That u i. with nations as with
individuals. better u .ufDr wrong than ~
do wrong, that 'h' ,rur polio, OF the \.
mciman Ecpmbhc - peace. and tina, war
should never We tosHtyI e. oNcch a. \
mcaus Of >ci, dc'cucc.
hcolrad. Tia, We regard SLAYER, 80 tho
most dangerous ,lcu,ut cyisiing m the "a.
tiuu winch j, would b, m.N,,c e. ,ircn-th-
cn or oNicud. and therefore that uul alter
native e. {" an, tcrrtorN to y, ac inuci
.rom " >ico mus, ic--fIpt TIGliloLN
oi \uSi
h,,o,r'd That tli- cnn,,ution de. l,rc
hN c"umcud Ilog,,l E,ruN. I.,uN,rr
S,ro,,>r aud G,oger lI"v,s. To- tn,
c"uidcrcc and support Il I'll, Ere men IT
e. '..'0".'"'. n.nc uc.n respectively n'ini-
iat,d
Notice having hccu ei,un that Senator
I rham was IN town, the con,cntipn voted
TO- cNtcrd I" hIm au invitation +" address
,rm. Mr. pham >pokc Tor about an hour
upon matters connected with the aun.Sa-
ton oi Texas and ~, casucs e. the VA with
McAico. lie was listened /" with marked
attcn,i"u. aud hi, sirccl was one -. ri,at
force, delivered in most aide aud ulouu,n,
manner.
Iord, Tina, tie thank, of this Con,ou.
tion, hc rendered To- the President. Tor the
able. impartial aud dignih,d manner with
which lac has presided oscl it. deliberations.
and t. Senator I rhanl. Cor his sound. nan-
|, and higll, interesting remarks touching
the causes aud consequences II the War
with NcNic".
On Moi.on. Voted tia, the thanks OF this
'"N'h'' Nv '"'t'" !" 'h' "'tilnul-t
S"rict, ioi the use 81 then House.
Io''d That the proceedings d tbs Con-
vcuiion be- >i.ucl h, the Prr,idcu, and Scr-
rotaric-, and lulli,licd in all the Win, pa
peas il, the State
On motion the Convention adjourned
without da,
JOHN l.. Bl'Ck. President.
.lHN ". MooH'. s,cr,,o,;,.
t. Il. NuIrt>G,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14
WIG STATE CONVENTION.

by the published proceedings Of the
State Convention it will be seen that the
ever ready and unconqncrcd Wings Of Yer.
mont are again in the field, ana are once
more anaying themselves to meet in be-.
coming manner the onslaught Of those who
would subvor the rights OF northern free
men, mud Who for the sake Of party, would
sacrifice our d,arcs, interests ard place US
with themselves nj the feet of their masters
1.-the locofoco Slave Party of The South.
It will be seen ,ha, the Wing State Tick.
ct is changed only in one single particular,
from that OF las, year-nnd we can mos,
chccriully recommend tins icke, to the
hearty surpor, of all who really feel for the
dignity and Interests of the Green Noun.
tam State. OF Horace EATON and of
LEONARD SARGENT II IS unnecessary for
us to speak The vote OF Vernon, n, the
last election was expressive Of The high re.
gard in which these men and the prlncl plies
they advocate are held by our frcemen, -
and the administration Of affairs during the
time IN which they have been in Office has
been such as 10 warrant the voters Of Yer
mont in extending to them their suil,nge IN
the coming election
While we reere, the deciina,urc Of Mr.
Jeweu 10 serve longer in the imporlan, and
responsible station which he has SO ably
aud faithfully filled for the pas, ycar-we
canno! but congratulate. oil in the fac, that,
the management Of the Treasury Depart
mem Of the State is likely 10 fall into com.
pc,en, and trustworthy hands. All who
are IN any way acquainted with The general
and business character OF GKoEGE ilowEs
will readily voach for the faithful pei form
nnco Of the trust which the Wings Of Yer
mon, propose TO place IN his hands.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14

Iur Wr,ru,R Is 'monsus vatm -
ani ,rylii-c making q, gtca, deal mon.
suser but fos the acn' h, q: our distant,
read - ~ would =, '',i # ,h,v Hi,l r.
coming TO Vernon, to Get cool they had
batter de Ter their VISA Tor few days a,
least
We know no, when VIC have txpcrirn
c'd warmer weather than We hav, had for
HE past week The thermometer IN the
shade. IN the afternoon, walks NJ to %. 96
md "s' without saying 10y your Lave
Ours, on F'hay, was not satisfied even
with the hishe- pom, named above, and
had actually reached os -, when. fearing
II nigh, 'njur, nsclt, we hung II in the
ice house
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14

The Wusirious Sage II .ishiond.-A
gentleman. recently from Kentucky, informs
us that it is the intention Of Mr.. Clay, du-
ling the ensuing month, to become com
munican, Of the Episcopal Church Of lax
ing,un, Of which he has, Tor many years been
lay member 1t is also stated that the
Church viii cilcaNor Ia secure the ser, lee.
Of Mr. Clay. as a delegate to the Episcopal
Convention t. be held in one Of the Northern
cities during the sumincr.-( New Orleans
National
I, is stated by i correspondent of the
Balii., Register, tia, Mr. Clay va bapti,-
cd ON the o2nd ult, in one Of the bcaut.
ful ponds upon IN own estate near Lexinr-
ton. He united with the Episcopal Church
hu, demanded immersion.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14

NV. lturn iha. al lhc l.ocoioco St,e
Convention holden a, Montpelier on the
9Th insl,-,hc Hon Paul DIIIinsham-,he
'arlfil dodseI' was nominated as candidate
for Governor Smiley X Bank Reform
has been laid upon the shelf, and the cry OF
Dillingham; and State Reform, will again
form the burden OF the song of,he would be
ie'ormcrs-lhc l,ocoiocos Il Vernon,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14

Esrr'ss-A IExpnss By the Fitch.
burg railroad, ind by horses from that.
place to Montreal bringing the news re.
ccivcd by the Calcdon1 at Boston passed
this place at fifteen minutes before four
O'Clock on the day Of the arrival oithat YES
sci, and reached Montreal n. two O'Clock
the next morning. We learn also lha, an
expires left via the Concord railroad u, The
same time, and though w,lh the advantage
of more than 90 ni.l,s OF railroad trav,
than the express had on thus route, they were
bca. a, The point Of conjunction by one and Il
half hours.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14

q IN ? ls'iou 10 tho whole rioiset ws,c m
'h' "leh,a g. sf,c cl,ar and lao - and ~
iaf a. W could Judge. ,nnf,ly satisfactory
10 III, audience \ COMMITTEE wa, nrroin,
81 TO secure Il posi- Die the subscription ior
he sum n'e'sa'y TO be- rasd IN Ruiland
which sum was 5000 --o,d we certain.
lv could no, have bon I'D to believe thrt
ihis nmounl would uo, hav, ben promptly
met We fear however. now, that through
the inacinny o. our tGs,u'ss ani noncd
men such an amour, val MT be iaiscJ as
to SECURE TO ~ The incsnnnhlc advantages
Which such IA communicalion would civc
MS u ga matter 10 De Regretted ,ha, any
GOODNESS should cAiN IA relation to n matter
Of such importance, md though ., may not
perhaps y, lor us TO qr.s,,on the soundu'ss
OF The lIIcmeu, Of those who turn deaf
ar 20 .h,s call. ~, ". will venture 10 asset
tia, i We now suffer ,hrs excellent oppof.
UNITY to pas US our repentance will b.
deep aud las,nc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14

TINS Flour TRADE --Nulu outstanding
The RAPID decline IN the puce OF -four. It
CONTINUES TO pour down the lakes aud h,
canal with una5aed proiusion Already
more has been received at tide water than
was expected previous 10 The incoming har.
vest; and yc, there ore no signs OF ,Al,aus.
tim The decline IN the price NAV check
r'ccp''; but not materially before the i,s,
OF August Those who hold on n, the
W'S viii be anxious to reach the market
under the impression that better prices will
b. plii previous than su5soqu,n, to the
English harvest; and that 1t Is bn,cr Ia have
il,r stock ~ New Ior, aud Boston than
a, Cl,avc!ani or Chicago. - AIbany Jour
Who has been Knocking out the under.
pinnins Of Sir Roberts beautiful tariff 1t
must be- that some one. during the recent
absence of Mr. Walker. has been attempting
to manage the reins and got the machn,
out OF order.
The democracy have for the pas, few
months insisted upon the fac, that the late
high Price Of -four was one ofihc Effects IF
the present tamil. l!so what is brok.2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH MEET
ING,

y meeting Of the..cItlxens OF this village
was hc!i ~ the Coun House on THURSDAY
evening last to listen to on address from Mr..
Cornell and 10 take INTO cons ideralion the
prop'c'y oliahlns such measures os are
necessary to cnahl. Us TO secure 10 ourselves
'Hc advantages. 10 he DERIVED hy the .sab-
hshmcn, Of n Inc o. magnetic cornmunica.
ton bDNccn Troy and Mon,real
Mr. Corn,ll as We understand, has pur.
chased The rIgh. OF The original propr ie,or
to establish Inc of,eleeraph'c eommun,.
cation from Troy to Burlington and Mon
uca Us such route as be may deem I'D.
nnas'ous- or such, as upon which, he
may had mess oneoursgemo.t Very pro.
pefiy, as We think, he selected the route
VIA l'enn'n:'oo, 'hs place Niiddlebury, &c
-ard Las made such assessments as he
doeu' necessary 10 complete tie work. on
The different towns where GaIon.Aouses
would be established and whore nece..a,,.
ly the benesls Of The line woun be r.,,,y.
cl These assessmcn's are @. course IN IA.
nature ofsshscfPlons 10 stock. and II 10
b, supposed hat ihs stock mus move f,
Cd inres'nent The ;.aomeu. Of Mr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14

Tho editor Of IA. Washington Union
ask the Wings "whatthcy hope 70 accom-.
pl,.h bv The numerous Taylor meetings
The Old mans curiosity seems TO be- ALMOST
a. great rs that Of Santa Anna who d's
p,lch,da messenger 70 Gen. TAYLOR ,o,hc
holl,I moment OF the baulc If Brcn1 VIZ.
IA to enquire uhai he rraated. --LouisrW,
JouInH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14

rursun' 'os call irum tho WI STAT,
COMMITTEE the W hiss e Vermont. l., their
delegates. n,t IN convection. u, the Meth
"dlsh Chapel in Non'Ia her. ou Ncim,la,
The ,ih.da, # Jul,. l>is. Tot the purpose
81 terminating stat, "fccrs ior ihc wear cu.
suing At II o',lok the contention va.
called t. order T., T. T. " alton. .lr aud ',i
ihc time "rsauifei lN ,hy appointment 81
John !. Buck o' \or,hhcld. Chairman and
john W N,orc Secretary
Tn motIuu. a committee Il FIVE was Sc
lrr',d hy the chi,t t. report officers ior H.,
permanent, organization 81 the convention
TIL, committee consisted II T. l. Walton
j.. T.. Clea,,land. &. Carpenter. Frederick
Billings and JOAN y Baxter
Tn motion a rommit,,, 1t one from each
Cuugics .ioual District. Wa appointed l.,
tho Chair. ~ lrcpar,' and present resolutions
'ot the considerable 81 tnccun,cntiun--ani
that committee consisted 81 jaime, Mem
Sha'icr 81 Bnlncion. John W Moore OF.
Bellows Falls. Orin Smith Of Non,l'cl,r.
ircIcrich Billings of Woodstock.
The committee Nominated ior the l,crma.
h'h' ~ -'hl'"'ih ~ NN' ''nN tHi'is l'l'1i-
81 the names OF th, illosine gentlemen n
officers Il H., da,.
Fer P,csiaeni JOINS l. u, ~, of Wash.
inri"n county
Pr ~, rr~siicu'S Luther rar'rr,'c-
ui ''tlul't tunutN tnailr- >torN. uf ,t.
lean, County, James B,ll. q, C,lrdonn
County. aud L. Is. llvrrick m l.a,nu,llc
County.
Tar Secretaries john w Moore and l.
u. Whiting
Mr.. Walton now gave notice of having
in his possession letter from T. T. .Jcw,u.
STATE Treasurer, aud ,,ad I" tnc ron, cn,ion
a. follows
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14

The following j. given ia Southern pa
per a. Mod''I Sj<ech of welcome for the
use OF those Ingenious persons Who ina zine
they can distinguish the President from
Mr.. Polk. ], will scrvc a. very free and
lucid translation Of Mr. Mayor uuinc, ; sd
dress to the President on tho OCCASION Of
Ia. recent visit g. Boston.
''lllustrious Mr. President. and dctcs,a.
bile Mr.. Polk In the former capacity W.
owe yoI the most profound rcspcct-iu the
latter We feel for yon the mes, sovereign
contempt. ~ the chief magistrate of tho
Nation We bid You welcome to the classic
shores Of the Athens Of America. "A, an in.
disidual We wish YOU thousand miles of
Having thus given YOU distinctly 10 under.
stand the rather doubtful aud double po,i.
ton in which You are placed, il Nj PIX
will stay away Nc shall be happy If the
lrcsiden, will line with the Cooperation at
f.uucl li.A"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14

fGray ami Draft.-l,s,crdpy evening
roconltc took place between M Robert
ShourIdsc. a clrrl. IA the employ o. Alfred
Perm AMI Company, cotton pfcss.rs anil
Nc - a Tafbouny, sampler, NJ Mr. &
W suNys cotton broker, Common street,
winch rcsu'lsi IN the dcn,h of the lltor.-
II ap1'nu ihs, some misunderstanding had
iof somc time oN's',! b,~yocn the pnrllcs
md ,an evening". Mr. IaIhonny meeting la,
adversary assaulted HIM with acanc Which
D. caruri Ga bong struck. Nr Shot
AL. ctcv revolving pistol ani fred
lhfco Shoe 'itr a's s''lrt ils Which
o alta. % r. l-rora'ns Me heart anl
,un-s N 5 borrowed horse Of a
pa..rr by n iucnd srd rode 10 he wa.ch
house, whore he gave himself up to Capt,
Wip.cr. eA.ei eons,ab.e ~ . T,Aos
3t.t nj
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14

-" W. are ini,lici t. VI Ivuii,
of ihc NcW Haven hnc ~ cor.
IT, i .t'u Atl., iu advance - ito ia.iI
Tie ,'las con'ai0-an o1c,llcu, article CO..
'ic question Of Con. Ta,lns no,ulna'iou To-
'he 'cesicucy IN mot e tie sentiments
in With We MT heartily cDnour. Elaa.l,
With tic Atlas wc are oilos'd |, tie farther
a. iul,itun a., slave totn,ory. l. other
pofl,. 20 insi., WITH tn sanc Determined
sr.ii, upon the pr.ncipl,. Of The Mtno,
provi.o We d. no, bclcvc that ANY rep.
r,,cuia,.,, fl 'g,c State BE- he Nlie -
I.ocu.,c.--will daro Ia we i"r tie a ,,ni.i-
tion # TERRITORY. without the c,prcs. ,,elu.
son o; Shaver, therein lf,h,n should b,
.ach man l.l ham b auihcna,ls,l ~, r.
" ] Trli-rc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14
/; pcrt'ully yours.
El.ISII.N L. .lEMETT

Ioid, That When thi, convention adjourn
it adjourn y meet at this place At halt pas,
tw" o','", 30 Ca, a.t,,no,i.
On m"t,pnm Nh SKATER Of Burlington.
voted, that when Tai, convention adjourn,
this morning the delegates from each co,u.
I, meet aud appoint a committee curirsp"n-
dug t" it, quota nj count, Senators and
that such committee meet inn,r,,iatc, nf.
ter their a,,,,nintn,,ni IN the Lecture room,
ii this Church, for the purpose Of nonina-
tin. to this conS cuiiDn Il suitable iicLct fol
State officer,
\,li,r,u,d a, > - T.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14

Naiar General l : Amy.
Jas. ". TVLoG. E-g, Cinclnhaii q
.frr.raiof 1roops.-1he Re-, VI rag-
AGO aud family. l.r the 'arc Palma u
r,,-oral Mls.ion. haze aui,od At Nc~ ipt
IA .l, ,np N.ion's, fran Wet Ai'.a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-07-14

The Convention met At hall past = clock
according to- adjournment and Was called To-
order by the President.
The committee appointed Tor the purpose
through their Chairman, Henry Stevens
reported for the consideration Of the Con.
yciiion, the name, Of the following gentle
men a. suitable cand,latc- to be supported
bN the Niig, Of Vermont, at the neat an
nual election. q, State officers.
For Gorcrnor, HORACE EATON. al
Eun,burgh
Far L,cm Gorrrnor. LEON ARD SAR.
GEANT. ri Manchester
Far Trcd,nrcI, GEORG L. HOW Is. Of
Montpelier.
Which report was accepted and the scyc-
raj nomination, unanimously agreed To-.
The Committee "n resolutions. reported
the III ,ir". which rc''rt vi, ar,, I'D
and after remarks u, several gcntlcmcn
present the resolutions were sycrilly a.
dopicd.
Rcsolrcd, That the Whi.s If Vermont
still ,tcaIlastl, adhere to the pulley which
they believe /" he essential to the welfare
ot the nation to a sound National Cur
rcncy; II Tariff producing an adequate res.
cnuc, with full protection to American ln-
dustry 1t" just restraints upon Executive
power, embracing a further restriction upon
the exercise of the Vet" to a faithful al.
inini,irai;on of the Public Domain with au
equitable distribution Of the proceed, Of it
among all the state, Ito nm honest admin.
istrltlrn "i the General ton crnmcut. l,aV.
ing public officers perfect freedom Ut thought
and the night Of suffrage, but with suitable
restrictions against improper interference Ia
elections t. one Presidential Term: and e.
all lu>, measures to- =, STRAIN the 1ncrnach-
mcu,- OF slavery upon the rights aud inter-
c,ts oi the Free states, aud t. relieve our
counir, from that system which l. a pricy-
ous wrong g. the SLAVE a crushing cure IT,
the Master, and the ioulcst blot upon our
National c-cu'chcon.
RrSolrcd, That while readily admitting
that for the hrici pcii,d in which the Tariff
Of 81 aud the Sub. Treasury ha,c been in
operation, = business # the uu,ry has
40. suffered To- the extent Which sns Justly
apprehcn'i"d, We believe the rc-u., l. sulcI,
which have demanded our production, Tor
Europe At exceeding high prices, and boun-
tiiull, supplied ~ with specie IN return
RcSolt~d. That by the enlarged iH,por'a-
tlpn> Of foreign goods under the Tarf Of
1876, aud the Withdrawal "f immense a.
mounts Of specie from the Atlantic States
under the Sub Treasury act w. are warn
cd that the legitimate tendencies Of TN, sy..
TEN Of revenue and finance are 10 stimulate
foreign trade at toe expense Of our wu.and
and IL disturb the currency If the cCuuir, !:
therefore, We r.ncwcbly dcclar. u,r uncoin-
promising opposition Ia TIN : ,tcn.
Ecsoir1d That ". accord Ia the arm,
and navy, the mcrit IL achio, cinent vhnh
would hay, bpnoroi irr herrc, II any land
81 time, anl Ior thu,r isorous, ,annc. aud
hishiy successful u-e Of the scanty means
allowed them for conducting the var with
Mckee ". Weld them honor equal ~ our
aLAoUcacc ~ Mar provoke. b. tie EAec.-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-14
MORE
VEW GOODS

The undersigned nave received to their al
ready WellfIled store, the following addition:
Bareges OF he latest patterns, French and
English Balzariues, iacUnets, printed lawns,
embossed prints. black and white muslins,
printed chambrey, colofed Grape, tape,
cheek m]uslins, patent Victoria mlslins; nee
die. worked collars, fine embroidered handker-
chief; ladies' and gentlemen's fancy ~Cfayats,
Scotch aud Cyanide ginghanis, Irish linen,
estapillas, linen lawn, b%isIiup's lawn, book
muslin, Swiss and null tnuslins, Russ a
sheeting GID, lQi5 and l2t4, Russia diaper,
birdseye do, damask table cloths, 6lapkins,
fancy dFiliings, cottonade, French muriup,
linen ticking, cotton do, linen check ~listatas,
York denims, colored Catnbrick, fancy prints,
corded skirts, grass do, ~crenoline do barege
sCarfs and shawls, black and white wells, bon.
net ribbands, Cap and Polka ribbands, Tus-
can bonnets, Gipsey b0nnets for ladies' and
misses, Leghorn and Panama hats, cashmere
hats, elk and L. G. pocket handBerchiefs,
needle-worked cambria handkerchiefs, silk
purses and reticules, bobinet for caps and
wells, thread and cotton edgings and inser.
tings, infant caps, p%etfumery, and 80 many
other articles too numerous 10 mention.
G~entletnen's merino dress and fraGk coats,
linen drills do, cottonade do, gainbroon do,
cotton cloth do, pan,aloUns Of the same ina
t~erials, fancy snuime vests, of all description,
boys clothing also hats and caps, shoes, boots,
CATERS, b%ootees, half b%ootees, buskiB, and in
fact a general assortment of shoes for gentle
men and ladies' and children, suitable for the
season, all of which will be sold at the lowest
rates, fUf cash and cash only, at the cheap
store Of
SANGER, HESS. & co.
All the goods have been purchased by
Sanger himself.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber would take this method Of
informing the public and his customers in
general OF his removal TO New Orleans,
where he has permanently located himself
for the purpose Of facilitating his business in
Baton Rouge. His partner, Mr.. Hess, will
be at the Northern manufactures during the
summer, and purchase from first hand.
This arrangement will enable him to sell
Goods as cheap as the New Orleans whole
sale houses, and cheaper than any house in
South or West. He will convince all per-
sons who may honor him with a call.
D. SANGER.
We are now ooening an assortment Of
Dry Goods, Boots, and Shoes etc. etc.
june 1920 SANGER, HESS & co.