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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

The weather continues cool and pleasant.
On Thursday morning last we were grarifed
at a pleasant shower, a long desired blcss-
ing, which though it refreshed the parrhcd
earth Tor The moment, VS. not sufficient 10 eff
feet much good. Whhour rain il is dihirull
for our sugar planters to Law their cane Ia mat.
laws, The sugar houses are in full blast. and
unless a severe early frost d stroys the pres
ent prospects, the .ugar planters will realize
9 good harvest.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21
FALL RACES
(H-iSase

The fall meeting over the Magnolia Course Baton
Rouge will anne on Wednesday the 18th Of
November and continue throughout the week, the
last day will be for a purse called the Ladies purse
this Race to be under the entire control of The Ladies.
First day-Pnrse 800 mile heats.
Second day-Purse- : : : 800 two mile "
Third d1g-Citizens Purse . $500 three mile "
Fourth day--Ladies' Purse mile heats best three
in five
The course is in the very best soil in the South and
AS safe as any in the United States. There are some
Of the best three and four mile horses now in training
on the track in the South or West and many more Of
the same stamp expected.
ODOM s. ELLIOTT,
Oct. 2O-3s. Projectors.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

0-The attention ofsome prop,i tors on
Lafayette street is requested at an ordi-
nanco of the Board af sclectmen passed
some timc ago. The time allowed 10
make ceFtsin improvements on said street
has nearly elapsed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

or We " an apology 10 our suhscri.
hrrs for the appearance If our paper 10.
day. The absence nf one hand, and the
delay caused by attending Court as wit
ness, &C., has prevented 10 fom inserting
many interesting articles intended for this
number.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21
I.AW-ROOKSIl

Tie Civil Code of Louisiana, Greiner'a Code Of
Practice. Lo1isiana Magistrates Guide, Benjamin
and Slidel's Digest. Rebinson's Penaf Lawof Louis
lana, and Acts passed at the first Session of the second
Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana.
Just received and for sale b.,
GEO. N. HEROMAN,
Oct 2of W Opposite the Methodist church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

CT BY request We ins ert some extracts
f. ON Mr.. Hebster's speech in this number.
He 81 a'es that the sentiments he expresses
are, his opinions only, Whatever private OPT
Mons or views Mr.. Webster may have rela-
tive t, politics cannot be taken an the views
of the whole party. We refer our readers TO
q small article headed "A Contrast"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

GGeH. 1aylor's military exploits
are not the causes ofhis popularity, these
are only the occasions fr the display o.
has sound judgment, energy Of character
lofty and pure sense Of justice, and incor-
ruPtible honesty. He has as much re-
putation for what he has written as q,
what he has dQne.-fen. Persifor r..
Suath.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

GEN. TAYLOR At HoME.-Johu r. Du.
trocq, Esq., 50 well known for yeats In Dc.
troit as a staunch democrat, Is at this time
the mayor or town magistrate of Baton
Rouge. He is also the editor of the Baton
Rouge Gazette, 'the home organ Of Gen.
Taylor" aud says, IN his latest paper, that
The reports that MIR. Cass wa about re-
signing in favor Of Martin Van Buren, are
mot yet confirmed"
The above is from The Detroit Ollie
Branch We would inform friend Gel
ger the editor Of said paper, that we are
not the only staunch democrat from Mich.
'gan advocating the u o fGen. TAYLOR.
The names Of John Norvell, Lansing B.
Miner, Austin Wales, and a host of 9th.
ers still living in that State. and who in
1886, 80 and IS stood side by side by us,
are advocating the same principles we now
advocate. They hive known Gen. Cass
for many years, and can duly appreciate
him.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21
STATE or LOUISIANA.
NOTICE.

Stolen or runaway from The subscriber nsay Mar.
chac, a brown mule, about IA hands hieh. hgarded
u. s. On the shoulder, is lame On the fore beg sad
and shows tbs marks Of harness. Whoever shaif
bring said mule to the subscriber or give him inayYa-
alton where it can be found. shall receive q rnasona-
bic reward. Oct s-361 e. A. ELLIS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

CoNNEcricur.-The town elections
were held il this State on Monday. the ID
inst. From The returns received the wings
have made decided gains. Ofths 2ol
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21
A CARD.

4MRs WETZLAR wishes to in.
HT Vlform her friends ard the public
that she has determined to give music lessons
on the PIANO, and promises TO d'alIshe can
to advance the pupils entrusted 10 her charge.
Herstetms will be S15 per quarter, 3 lessons
a week. She will be found at Col. Dakln's
residence at The State House.
Oct. 81 az
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

OuGHr LADIES vuTE7-This question has
been decide by proving that ladies do vote.-
~ rrory. Husbands act for married ladies' ;
beanx and cousins for the single ones.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

Major Robert G Beale has returned to Ba.
ten Rouge. After having done his country
'ervice when it needed aid, now that pea e is
restored he has returned g. civil life. We
~kear;ily wish him success.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

towns heard from, the Wings have carried
52-gaining Cantelb bury, East Haddatn.
Hebron, Marlborough, Southington, Stat
ford and Southbury. The Democrats car.
rted AZ towns, gaining Brookfsld, Chaplin
Mansfield, and Waterbury. Wing gain 7.
Democratic 4. Seven towns-Ashford,
Canton, Coventry, Cornwall, Bloomfield,
Durham aud Hartltnd-are divided
Pirdgune.
Mon ~ BAtrtmoRh.--A wanton attack
vas made on the night oTtIrs recent cleo
tion in Baltimore, by some Of the Demo-
cratic party, upon The office Of the Patriyt.
II WIS a disgracefhl affair and one that
deserves the severest rpprobation. The
Democratic party of Baltimore owes IL to
itself as well as the cause OF Law and order
to assist in detecting the authors of this
outrage, bringing TO legal punishment.
The New York Express, abiding to the
subject says:
"When the press ofthe county is at
the mercy ofthe mob, or when the mob
can attack it with immunity, farewell to
personal liberty, and all Freedom d fopinion.
A more dastardIy assault than the attack
In Baltimore, we have not known, and #
g ntlemen ofthe dominant party do not
bring The dastards to punishment, we hope
the Wings will.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21
married..

On Monday last lGth Octobnr instant, by
the Rev. w. l., Ctenshaw, Mr.. Isaac A.. Cot
LlHs, to MIS-. PAMELA &. SLocUm, both Of this
tDn n.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

DFnwNtEe MEN cArCH AT sTRAws.~-See
in the last Advocate an article headed " let
mr. ~ritizans fe1h."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21
"A RARGAlN.

A BARGAIN.
"a THE Buena VISTA Coffee. house,
ia with billiard tables and all other
fixtures, is offered for sale by The
~ subscriber. The house Is plea
sanity situated, near the steamboat Landing
and commands a fae prospect of The river for
more than twelve miles. 1t is built Of btick
with two stories.
The subscriber also offers for sale the house
on the southwest corner of Lafayette and
Laurel street. 1t is fit either for a store or a
dwelling, a good stand for business.
Apply for further information T..
JOHN CAPOULADE.
Oct. 1913. Is46.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21
ETAY DE LALOUrsTANE.-Por
oisse dOnes Baton Roage.-Coar dU Sir
ieme District,

EIAI DE III LOUISIANE.-P0r.
oisse d'One@ Baton Roage.-Cou du Sir.
ieme District,
David Pipes de la p~aroisse ct Fiat sus.
dit a fat application pour etre Curateur do
la Succession de Charles Debutts DECIDE.
Avis est par ce moyen donnie que toute ap-
position legale de la dite applicaton-sois
fate dams les dix janrs de la publication dc
Get avis. w. ID. C~HAMBERLTs,
Octobre g-37. 2Gs. Grehios.
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Baton Rouge-Sixtb Eis.
trict Court.
David Pipes ofthe Parish and Stale afoYe,
said has made application for The Curator.
ship Of the Succession Of Charles Debuis.
deceased.
Notice Il hereby given that all legal
opposition 10 said application, must be made
within ten days from the publication If
this notice. W. b. CHAMBERLAIN.
Oct. 9-3T. 2is. CLERK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Maria win give
his second exhibition ibis efernoon 4, 2
O -.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

The cdrtmen IN New York, for Taylor
and FLmore.-Th New Yok papers
contain q call for a meeting, which is
bncked by the names of seven hundred
hard listed, strong sinewed meH, who are
crartitg their whips for Taylor and Fill.
more. Three hundred aud ninety three
more were sent in, but The pApers could
aiftrd no more room. The Express says !:
A harder, more TELLING call never appeared
in a ptt,lic paper. 1t shows that LABOR,
root and branch, is out fur old Rough and
Ready. These are no mock cartmen, for
their residences are given their homes in
The Directory can lie seen, and their re.
cord is made, TO show VINO and WHAT
manner of support Taylor and Fillmore
have here bee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21
Remember THAT YOU CANNOT VOTE For
" LIAM Q. BUTLER WITHOUT VOTING
Tor CASS the AbDlttfOMist.

The Wilnot ProDiSo a Democratic Ned.
surr.-Lct II be ever kept IN mind by the
people Of South that II was by a DEM.
OCRAr Of the DEMOCRATIC n atc
IF Pennsylvania; that The Proviso was first
introduced In Congress. That Il was re-.
produced In Congress by a DEMOCRAT
from the Claimed to beg DEMOCRATIC
State Of NV York. That Il was twice
passed BY a DEMOCRATIC House Of
Repres, Natives Of a DEMOCRATIC.
Congress. That It has hern passtd by a
DEMOCRATIC Senate, and finally, tina,
1t has been sanctioned, approved, confirm.
I'd, Leguliaed, by a DEMOCRATIC Pre-.
sident eleced by the DEMOCRATIC
party. Il all this does not prove the Provt.
so to he a DEMOCRATIC meayure
IN me name Of common sense, thdt proof is
necessary Wilmington Chronicle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

The ELECTIONS In two weeks from Tues
day NJ xt, the Prudential election will take
| place throughout the United States. The
snccess Of me of the great poll zeal parties
will Il en- be ascertaIned. Let the wings then
improve every day they have LEFT. They have
every thing to cheer them on. TIE whie
party was never better Hrited than Il In At pre-.
sent. The Tariff question has made a com
pete revolution in Pennsylvania. The peo.
pie of the Keystone State have found that
they were coioled and deceived by the dema
gognes who in 1S44 REACHED TO them that
" Mr.. Polk was a better tariff man than Mr..
Clay" and they are determined to give such
tricksters a signal rebuke. let us turn To
the North, to the South and 10 the West and
the rambling sound Of Wing thunder Gomez
on every breeSe and we hope that on the 9Th
November next, Louisiana will send b ok The
echo until 1t reverbaf ,tes among the marble
hills of the glorious Wing State Of Vermont.
EbEcrtoN.-From the latest account Ia
by telegraph and otherwise, II seems that
Pennsylvania has gone for the Wings by
a large majority and can be counted on az
sure for Taylor.
Ohio is somewhat doubtful yet, and can
only be decided by the official returns, as
both parties claim the Governor.
Georgia has gone FOR the democrats. by
a small majority. The delegation to Con.
gress remains unchanged.
Florida has elected Cabel (whig) for
Governor, majority not yet ascerained.
Delaware, a small Wing majority.
Maryland, q small democratic gain.
The Louisiana Fioridian in an article re.
l'ttve TO The committee who invited Genera
Taylor to attend the "volu ,teer barbecueG
held on The 10Th instant, says; when the
company of Capt Cole'returned 10 this parish
a few months sinee--the only company thai ,eas
raised In the State identified wit, A single
country parish, &c" The edior Of the Flo
r'didn must be behind The times to make such
a s'at"ment.-ln May 1916, when the news
arrived that the brave, Gen. Zoehpry TAYLOR
required assistance, two companies, O. o.
ell Of about one hundred men each were raised
in foul OF five days in the Parish of East Bs-
ton Rouge, not on'y identified with the Parish
but composed Of the elite of its citizens. Blu,
those brave men did not stop to ask If il was
a democratic or wing cause that animated
them to duty-nor did they, like the writer of
The article in the Flortdiav, examine whether
come fanatic of either party had expressed
their opinion for or against the war! No the
citizens of East Baton Rouge of both parties,
who volunteered, were animated by higher
and ncbler feeIings-those of patriotism and
ct duty ! obey saw no party, when duty and
patriotism called them. And we are much
if large number Of those voIun.
'eess do not stand by their much abused ard
Flandered leader on the 9Th of November next,
and thus give a signal rcbuke to those who
30 a patriotic or generous action Ii not
done with p~srtizan feelings.
tvrN III AZ rs a., IE.- III n ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21
wHlG NOMINATIONS.
The T,nylor PLATFORM.

'Ibe power given by the constitution to the ESecii.
Nve. 70 ~interpcse his veto, Is 4 high conservative pow
~. which should never I've eEercisBd except IN cases Of
clear violation Of the constitution, or manifest haste
and want Of consideration by congress"
"1he ~ fsunnl opinions Of the individual who may
happen to occupy the Executive chair, ought not IT,
%eoitrul the aCtinn ofcongress upon questions Of dones.
nc policy, nor ought his objection 10 be interpused
where questions If constitutional power have been
ssttleh by the various departments Of government, and
ar1uiesred IN by the people"
dt'pon the snbiect Ofthe tariff, the currency, the
improvement of our great highways, rivers. lakes, and
habnrs, the will Of the people, as expressed Though
their representatives, In congress, ought to be respected
and carried out by The Executive"
"War, AZ MI times. and under nil circumstances, IL
p national calamity, to BE- avoided, If compatible with
national honor"
1.-THE principles OF our government, az well as its
gnis policy, are opposed 10 the subjugutipn Of other
nations, and the disnembefmrnt Of Dthsr countries
by conquest. for In the Language Of the great Washing.
ton, Why should we quit our own to stand on for
eign ground" z. TAYLOR.
Il disAvuw most unrquivccaily, now and forever,
any desirs on iny part 10 interfere with the riehF If
what y termed the property OF the citizens u other
States"
This government is government Of limited pow.
err, and TINT BY the constitution or the United Etstes.
congress has no Jurisdiction whatever aver the insti.
tuition Of slavery IN the several States.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

Another Sugar Plum for the South. $780,
The Cleveland Plnindcaler has a long
article designed to prove Thai Judge Nc
Lean and its friend Gen. Cas- occupy the
same gr, md on the constitutional question
If slavery In the territories. II thus con-
slude
"Now, we aek every candid reader 10
ecmpNre the opinions of the two mrn, and
point out the dia; renee ifthey ran. W.
claim to any that Gen. Cdss is as good a
free soil man as Judge Mclean, AND A
MUCH RETrER ONE THAN MAR
TIN VAN BUREN,"
Ia n word ofcomnent nccrssarv1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

Crushed sugar for sale by.
BEAL ASoN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

HEAVY FAtbuRE4-We learn fon the
New Work. Eaprsgs, that one Of the leading
manufacturing iottsbs at Proyftencr, n, l.,
has been obliged to yield to the necessities
Of the times, and allow its paper TO he
dislIunerei. The firm in question were
largely engaged in The manufacture of
printing cloths and fine goods, and had Il
branch house Or agency at New Orlea ms.
The liabilities are placed al 5000, 900, and
The failure il one that must attract more
than the II ual share Of notice. The cau4e
of the disaster will be found in excessive
importations, which have produced, in con
nectiun with other causes, a seatcity Of
money, aud high rates of interest to The
ruin Of home labor. Surh revolutions in
trade will not go backward, and the con.
tinuance Of heavy impottati ms II ust work
the ruin o' more Of our mtnufacturers.-N.
o. Bee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-21

to the credit Of the model Bachelors, and
the people ofIberyille. In fact, sir, II wa
a day. ever to he remembered by those
who paitook Of the liberality Of The Bache
Tors, and shared the hospitality Of the good
wings If lbprvills. every house was thrown
tinen /: every ritp1t waa peicnna. y
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-25
CABINET WARE

which he will sell at very reduced prices. 70,
cash or most kinds Of produce. Any work
IN his line which may be ordered. will beex-
ecu'ed at short notice. and in a satisfactory
manner, and on the most reasonable terms
AECoFFiNs made TO order.
b11 Those who owe me, will much obl;oe
me oy calling and paying what is now due
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-25
HEALTH & STRENGTH.
DR.. s. @. RICHARDSON'S
S berry Tine Bitters.

INDIGESTION AND COSTlFENESS
CURED
II ThcSe celebrated BijcIs are composed en-
hrsy oi vegetables of the most innocent vet ciscc-
AL virineS-rhey give purify and tone to the
STOMACH AND BOWELS,
and are m 1st elfectlldl Remedy ever kuoxn for
Indigestion, Billions Attacks,
Liver CoGpaints, Cid'ineSs,
Jialdice, Nervousness.
F-,niency, Wandering Pains,
f'arhurn, Sinking FaiEueSs,
Sex Headache, Sour Stomach,
L)>S OF Appetite, Weakness,
PILES AND HEEORS..
\ n ~ poae i.il a;d healthy aciion Of every
> ;iiy u. tie iody via he effected Is ihe;r use
az t.i"y give
LIFE Fl2MNESS AND NiGGR.
Fr1n';c action in the Stomach ard Bowels
cia}nse from nnhcaijhy >cc;cjin,>.. and purity
r- 1lp'd ia tue m Isl thorough and effective man
HCr.
As TOC VALUE HEALTH BE
CAREFUL
IN O.srrc That
I'll H'tt'rs prepared ty ne have fac-simile Of my
si5A3,n.c en- ne outer euve'ole.
n cUaferfT I-11t IS q. rr.p
For The cnagcnicucc of FAMILIES ihavc the
r 70, and Herbs 9 round and PACKED "a papers
which
MAY BE USED ~ WINE or WATER.
- orders ::on Agents, merchants, taterS.
druggists, apoihecdie> aha dealers in incidence
VIII te Tuaciuallv attended t..
Fer 81, Wml y.lr oad r hi. Al
MY OFFICE.
No. - HANOVER STREET BOSTON.
AMI in every tawn throughout the New England
States, ty my a gents, who are
f'Ldscd Ia SHflc G rl.inr
II Price 75centS aho'ile-5OceulS a Tarcr..s-E
W. p. Russell < S Moody. Agents.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-25
LIST OF FASHIONABLE .
b 0 Y s. C L o 7 HIN

AIslmllarIy low pieces
Overcoats and Sacks Of brownand Black Broad.
cloia>, each from 50. 5, G, 50; Ovcrcoats and
Sacks OIL beaver and pilot 50 30, 3,35O,4.45O,5:
OrercoatS and Sacks, OF Satinel and Tweeds
> -, ,, so 1, 30. g. Dress Frocks. of black
brown, green, olive cloths, SO 80, = 80. s:
Jackets Of black brown, green, olive cloths. 50
% d., > 800 4; Polka suits, all colorS, great
vareiy, 81, 5, ) 80, 4, 6 50; Pants. of bro3dcol5
Cashmere, doeslin, &c, 81 75,2, , %, , so. 8:
esiS, OF black and fancy coIored Satins. Velyefs
'Se' soc. 73c- 81. | -, 50; Overhauls, and many
oiher articles ofboyS' clothing, 80, Stand 5OcfS'
md al endless variety of sucb Goods '
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-25
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

i
WE, the subscribers being Amounted BY
the Probate Court Tor the District of Addison
Commissioners, TO receive, examine and adj
just all claims and demands of all persons a.
gainst the estate of
FANNY CLARK.
late oil Orwell in said District, deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in off
set thereto: And six months from the 10th
day OF April 1913 being allowed by SAID
Court Tor that purpose. we do hereby give
notice that we will attend 10 the business
Of oursaid appointment. al the dwelling house
Of Zephaniah Nearing, in Orwell, on The last
in Sept. from nine o'clock, A. M.unlil iOur
O'Clock, P. NJ. said day
Eli Root 2 COm1'lS
RoSaceH Bottom .Jr. sioneTs
Dated at Orwell this 10Th day OF Aprh
1913. so 3w
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-25
LOOK OUT FOR IMPOSITION.


Beware how you buy medicine put up in square
quart bottles, as YOU are liable to be imposed up
on Be sure and ask for DIR. Guysott's Compound
Extract of Sarsaparlla, bearing the written sigma
ture OF ). Bennett each onisde Wrapper, written
with bl1ck ink, and buy nothing else, as it is this
preparation only that is performing such marvellous
and astonishing cures. Remember, YELLOW
DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA
Prepared at S. F. Benefits Labratory, Little
FsiIs Herkimer county. N. Y, and sold by
SIDNEY Moody, DIiddlebury; A. Sprag que,
Iergennes; A. P. Roscoe, Neio Haren !;
Warren Brown, Addison; G. W. Parmelee,
Bristol; ShoIes, Ferris5urgh; T. Smith,
Monhion:: N. S. Bennett. Bridport; Catlin
q Wright OrlrelL; Kent Wright, .Shoreham:
ID. b: BARRIER, Benson; Henry Simonds.
PiHsford: Volney Ross, Brandon Luther
Daniels. Rutland: Root & TomIinson, Castle
ton; James N. Kelsey Fair Haren, Geo. E.
Harrington. Burlington. and by the princi-
pal druggists and Merchants throue bout tie
The United States. West Indies and Canada.
None genuine unless put up in large square
bottles containing quart. with the name OF
the Syrup blown 10 the glass. with the writ
Ten signature of S. F. BENNETT On each
OUTSIDE wrapper. y:4S-12v.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-25
HEAVY WINTER CLOTHING,
Now on hand in my establishment,
SHALL BE SOLD.
EXAMINE

Il Il.
= And bring This advertisement with you g
BELOW IS THE LIST:
300 Blue Pilot Overcoats, velvet collars. at Sc
s, 10 II
80 Blue Mackinaw Blanket Overcoats. Sc. s. 10
800 Codrington Overcoats and Sacks, So. 8. 10
500 Fancy Tweed do do So. 5. 6
100 Pilot Jackets, lined with flannel, SO so 4. 5. 6
100 French Overcoats, made in Paris, IS, 10 10
100 Dufle do and Sacks SO. 4, 5
$40 Saiinet do do figured, plain and
ribbed, So, IS, 6 50,
so Camlei (real goats haiD wrap
325 Tweed Sacks and Overcoats, S3'4 e
30 Hunting and business Goats ofblk
,oo yelveieen, 50, 3, 4
OvercoatS, each from 80, 10. II. Ia
rs Brown Sacks, velvet collars &c. 81 8 10
100 Olive and Brown Castor Cloth
Overcoats, sc, 8, 10
10 Siberian beaver Overcoats, Gold and Sill
yer mixed, $40, ~, II
80 Broadcloth Overcoais, brown,
green, black $40, II, Is
3I5 Superfne Drab OveTcoatS lined
with wooien So. 6, s. 10, I2. IA
100 Jackets, blue and blk broadcloth, 81, 5. 6, :
100 do Sltinet, good article, 50 3 so. 3
1000 pairs Pants, Broadcloth, Doeskins
and CasSimereS, assorted, 50 , 80. 3 so. )
1000 do stout Satinet, twilled
and plain. 81, -, !, $50 8 5,
loo Vests, Of satin, itch figure and pl
2OOO do fancy and plain Velvet
ans Cashmere, 81, . 4 so | 10. 3 ESQ
1000 do Valencia, Marseies, &c
800 Royal Plaid all wool. single and
double breasted, 81, 1 25, 50
LOO Dressing gowns figured and plain
aoo i velvet, 81, 5, G
SUI do do Prints and NJ de
con D Lame, 81 so, 3 50, 5
black, green, brown, &c. 1910. - IA
2OO Business Goats, olive, brown, green,
ST., 10, 10, IA
80 Cioaks. Opera & Full Circle. Sd. s. 10 ID ii
2Oo do and capes made from pilot
and beaver. 80, Sc, 8, @
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