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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

Great ENTHUSIASM in tseGibratar Of Whigery!
Last Saturday nigh, as the regular meeting
of The Young Rough andaeady Coons OF this CT.
~. Due notice had ben given in the Wh2
journals that the coon do would be on fire that
evening The evening .ame-and more de-
lshltul one for "rousei could no, be conceiv.
ed. The moon was in Il its glory, and every
thing in the weather wainviting. The "young
ones" began 10 assemben crowds OF one al
time, until The meeting, abr long delay, swelled
10 The enormous numbe, iof about fifty Here
the "chosru lew" sa. som time with their lugn.
brious faces casting sgrfcan, side glances at
each other, in Quaker melting stiffness and sym.
plicily, waiting Tor the combustion spirit 10 move
some one Of the hopeful cnwd. But, il was mo
60" No speech-no any Thing! The woe-be.
gone crowd soon picked ip their ha;s-slowly
and quietly made their ay 10 the door, slipped
out as if they were LEAVING The room OF The
dead, and wended their yay home 10 bed, and
dream Of the wonderful elects OF this new AMI
wonderful thing called lo-pary spontaneous
combustion Taylorism. and all this too in The
stea, "Gibrallar Of Whigsay" @.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
MOND, VA.
tuesday Morning, September IL. 1919.
oEMocRATIc STATE CONVENTION.

h,am meeting of the Democratic State Contra. '0"'
miitee, held on Monday evening, July i"n' VIZ
Resoiosd That, in pursuance Of wen oar,v Of Viz
enis TO noid state Convention at Ley ,Ss De
h day of September next and we ea y, bnd meetings
M ,se,r nsIt Cour, days TO send delegates 10 SAID
Convention. ,,,,prnopD Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
The Clay Ezplosion in .Ncw York.

We give full report Of the first Clay meeting
in New Yosk, Tor the satisfaction and instruction
of all classes OF our readers The ball started
in Hanover canno, be stopped. The movement
is pregnant with mighty consequences. Com,
mems herea fter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12

A total visible eclipse of The Moon will take
place Tonight. Il begins al % minutes past IL !;
al 81 minutes past Il, The moon will be entirely
immersed in the SHADOW OF the Earth; al about
4 i, will leave The psnimbra, and be again as
brigh, as before the eclipse commenced. Every
body,will, ofcourse, see be beautiful phenomnon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12

Our electoral ticker snoau correct. Mr.. Hays
is from Gilmer and nj Lerots, as previously
published. Will our Democratic brethren please
male Tho correction
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12

For tie Enquirer.
A. and B in the Enquirer Of the 29lh ult., may
divide Their land as follows: A. can take 5000
and B. SO, 039974 acres. This is as near as
TREND Bales, with the best of instruments, can
lay off the quantities. BEN BANCKER
LOUISA, Sept. lst., lS4S
For tic Ensuirer.
AS portion acre 1916 square yarts feet and
3-5'hs oil foot.
BIS portion 9s acres, 90 square yards S feet
and 5lhs OF foot-as malhemalicians say I'VE.
fy nearly" HENRIco.
Correspondence q the Baltimore American.
New YoRK Sept 10, P. NJ.
Disastrous Confag,atios in Brooklyn-T Three
hundred houses bu,nt-Dcah and Suffering.
A terrible fire took place 10 our opposite sister
city of Brooklyn last night, extending over -
acres, and leaving no! house standing within
that limit. Three churches were DESTROYED and
three hundred houses.
II broke out about the hour Of midnight in a
frame hous, 10 Fulton street and spread to Mid
dough sireei.-lt crossed up Fulton 10 Cranberry,
thence down 10 Henry street, sweeping in lis
course every building. Recrossing Fulton street,
all The houses from the corner OF Sands 10 be.
yond lie Meihodis, church were consumed. Il
then spread through 10 High and Nassau strees
70 Concord, and above Henry TO Orange street.
The whole loss is estimated al two millions OF
dollars. To add TO the calamity many persons
we're injured, and one unfortunate fireman killed.
Ihe names were not arrested till nine o'clock
his morning, and then only by blowing up hou-
les. The destruction is immense, and The suffer.
ng great.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12

We learn from the Nnlok argus that Rob-. G..
Scott, Esq on Friday night, addressed large
concourse OF people at.he Democratic Pavilion
a, Lands End, Norfolk. His speech "was charac-
tcrizcd by his well kno'n ability and cloquence,
and elected the enthusiastic applause OF The as
sembed multitude" Ee was followed b. MIR.
Jones, The Wing Electo, between whom aud Mr..
S. an animated discussiu took place. Mr.. J. made
an excellent and ingenious speech, but Mr..
Scott replied "in mosnowertul and convincing
manner"
On Saturday night DR.. Scott, addressed The
Democracy Of Portsnath.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12

We learn from the Jacksonville Democrat, a
spirited paper just START in Tazewell county,
lha, Col Fayele McAillen is making speeches
and doing his whole dul in the campaign. Airs
rinh, in irln Tennessf SAYS The Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12

fA discussion beleen Messrs. K. G. Scott
and J. A. Meredith, III. Democratic and Wing
Eectors will lake pla. at Goochland Court
House on the 10Th Septnber.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12

n The proceedings the Democrats OF King
William, Madison, Williamsburg, Greene and
Hanover are in type, VI unavoidably crowded
out this morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12

apply the constitutional check of the veto to an
unconstitutional law, which is expedient, than to
constitutional law, which is inexpedient. For
there is another independent and coordinate de.
partment OF the Government, whose duty it is
to anuul an unconstitutional law.
Will it be said that he President is bound by
his oath to support the Constitution and,
therefore, he is authorized to apply the veto 10
an unconstitutional law-whereas, as to other
laws, he ought to defer, and submit to the will
of Congress;
The answer is, that his oath is equally expl-
cit-"that h will faithfully execute the Office of
President" in other respects, as it is-"that he
will, to the best of his ability, preserve, pro.
tect and defend the Constitution Of the United
States He is, by the terms of his oath, as
much bound 10 put his veto upon an unwse and
nexPedient law, as upon unconstitutional laws.
The Constitution in prescribing his duty, in
performing his part in the business Of legisa-
ton, makes no discrimination between laws he
deems unconstitutional, and such as he may
deem mschievous
Every bill before it can be law, must be
presented to the President. If he approve H..
SHALL s'gn it, bu if NOT, he shall return it with
his objections" &c.
These are The words Of the Constitution. The
president tnen is az much bound by his duly and
his oath 10 "veto"-ihat is to return with his OBJ.
Jecions, any bill which he does not approve, as
he is 10 sign any which he does approve-and in
both cases, no matter whether his opinions be Tor
or against it on grounds ofconsIutionality or ex-
pedency.
All this clamor about The one man power-a
kingiy power-convertiDg The President into a
monarch, &C. which is iieraled in a way which
would entiIle il 10 be called little better than
slang, but for the responsibility OF the sources
from which il proceeds, is founded or derives its
whole plausibiiy. from inauenlion 10 the cha
racer OF our government. /, is a repub-
ic-not a monarchy or tespoism. Our Pre-
sldenl IS popular masislrale-lhe representa-.
tive OF The people as much as the members OF
Congress. Whether wisely or NOT the con. |
stitulion requires the concurrence OF both houses
of Congress and The President, to the passage OF
bills into laws. Ills no more Inconsistent with |
The genius OF The government-but the contrary
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-22
BATON u RACES
g.

THE s6e9Hi spfiag meeting ARR me
Magnoiia Course. NH bsgta IN Monday
tgfh Maffh Heft aHd continue IRE days.
FIRST DAY.
J6eHHY C1uB PuRss 800, entrance 10
pr cent added two OF more entries to en-
title the winner to the u fse. lille heats.
gd DAY.
JodRHY C1UB PtRsn 5000, conditions
as for ttls first faee==two mile heats.
"a. DAY.
JteRBt CtuB -pdfss $3.50. conditions
as for the first thepat the mtetiog-mile
heats, best three "a five.
All DAY.
JoeKEY CbuB PuRsE $500. entrance ten
per cent, conditions as ab0vt-thfes mile
heats.
5h DAY.
JookEY CbtH PtHsB $500, entrance ten
per cent. conditions us ab6ye-fatt mile
hfatss
A ma n 81 cocks will be- fought during
the Races for $500.
Persons wishing 10 mike entries, will
address their communications to A, Penis.
ton ESQ. y cfetary Of tho GLIB At Baton
Rouge, La.
0DOM Il ELLIOT
Pf6pfietors.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-22
Plantation Wagons and
Carts.

The subscriber having Increased his facil-
ifle- and secured i COOL lot Of Seasoned
Lumber, Is nov prepared to %reroise orders
for tie comieg season for Wagons and
Carts. with iron 81 wood a2letrees, ard made
after The most approved patterns nov in use.
He calls the 4 tention of the Sugar Plan
ters Of The state to his Tipping Gaze Wsg-
rots that be ia noW manufacturing, which
are more simple and adapted for cane than
any IN nse, and refers 10 Dr@ ] & H. Per-
kinz, d. Chambers, Esq GenI Joseph Ber-
nsrd, Stephen Henderson, ESQ, and ]. b.
Scudder, Ezq..swho have used them the past
season aud will give any information respect
ing them required. All orders eafru+fed -
him will be faithfully performed and warran-
ted. Also all kinds Of Plantation Smith woiF
done At his estabIishm ut-eorner of Church
and Main st.,-Baton Rouge.
dee 18th ~. +. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-22
NlrrnlE


= pTTTT' ~ Co. wguld respectfully IN
farm their friends and The public ii general
ttHt they have o complete assortment Of f5adf
made Toni5s, which they ean got iu The sPioo
Of BALI u dag,
1'bsy have also 81 hand, fnscript on Tables,
and arg ablo 20 perform III works ttat may BE-
ordered. such Is fsmtly Monuments With sefs
eral piaess, iaagbiB Gtiihpsys, tbhhilaf s'ef07,
Ar.
Thsir materials bgidg Of Gle first quality
thev will guarantee Every ttng that is b0aght,
from theti and will charge bttt moderate pfle6H
i. pl1ET A o. b9ts 10Y % 80
pounee 10 tie public tbaifhey have 'feeiv
cd IN assortment Il elegant a8d eapaeiohs
Marble g. tFips, which they VII undertake
to nut np according TO ordeft ut reasonable
prices. The marble cefifs nov advff
Used viii preserve the timer q dins foH
damp pr decay, ahd prevent The ihr9ads ei
all nosious reptiles apon the tenants Of tfs
toni,
Residence between The chsap stotg and Mr.
r. Afbour's saw III IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-22
rnLnN I'D C0TGHs

Washington: DAVIS Ca. H., Aug. 1877.
Last March. a year ago, I was taken WITH
violent coli. | becaSoe very weak winch
was aggravated b. severe pain II nv b7e i,
which rendered Il dfl uit FIR ne IA 81 u
or down. Wrirar's Itlsae Vegetable P lis had
Just thea been lntr< dueed INTO ner taWtt.
and | was in ineed bv seeing them advertised
to try one box. f~,llptRed the diFeenons' and
after takiul oalv fveio If the pills, | was re-
lleved 50 much that FIJI in a manner, well
have had necaSifn 10 Use them frequent
lv since, and they h I've always had the de-
sired effect. ! hsve recommended them &c
some of nav neiahbo2s, who also testify t.
their beneficial effect. | was ,ouafartaRate
as 10 purchase at onfS tims a bx Of Counter.
felt pills, not knowing them 10 be suca.
bad not VEed many, sowsyer. before ! began
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-22

t,atttit ransul cd ally At their operating
no ra. LAFAYETTE FqrAHEt Moth st.. near
ST, Charles St., New orleans. AID hey to s1.
/. Il a e nfitin4iee rf The vtft liberal = tf0na
aya thus faF pt#t wed ttrol them, and will
constantly no " attendance t. give - itf ~
a / ttosp suffering with diseases If he Teeth,
ettt
ARTIFICIAL TFETIl inserted by them
~ a htgtn HAT, ftr Tho + 80 trial appearances,
firm manner pf being adjusted IN the mouth,
tase with which they ran b. Worn, aud geu.
rr,l exec lpuee Of workmanship. cannot be
surpaaard and No pains shall bB spared TO
give aattfe sa'l faction to these Nhe may
+ vrr til m with heir patronage,
In severe S3tl pical rases, or wl1ere tho net-
votiR system is very suRcep iblF. the NAPOR
Of ETHER, for producing inHensibility to pain,
will be- administered +, those who may wish
| The b noft If the truly pain destroying agent
Persons suffering ii it'll discusses OF q " eth,
Gums. Naxillary Sinus. or Ant um, are invited
to all. The pathol gieRl tr atntept of such
uIse sos htying received he spest J Httcnt on
Of Y rR+rt H. n NJ
he charges vii be compatible With the az
cellanee of enrkmpt='r n, ahi skill IN The
peri rtnanca oil op"rat onE, Now 8--4o'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-22
J, ....tast abs.n. saa mE snspleleas have

d 4tssisst lhsap. sad Hly sttapieieas have
atHea baeIi e14dftHHl by f6Hf agent, Tie
if1tsff4f vas rs f4fafg gfgti nothing,
EaigBedl r J kHbse,
The testimony III favor Of Wfirht's l19s
ian Veaefstie pins. does hht ptoeesd ifJti
any anp section rfs unity more than ati5l her.
1'i,sy sra 70 md 10 be adapted equally Wtll tn
lie Nfftll aud s juti, 10 The East and West
| Here is 4 bit from tie ssat Of government
aud, il he secret ere kh6yh. 1t might ape
near that Wfiglt's Lndiab Vegetable pills ara
taken ~ assist The digestion Of Presidents
and Members of Chtt9fsssj
from Washington City1
Dr. Wm Wrighf-Deat Sit=Y6a will bate
tina kindness 10 fBfw RI. as s6gh as pus ible,
tgyD ~ three gross Of so1f Indian Veg tatle
! jta, The sales nave + tha ! " Two months
increased rtppdly. those who buy generally
rem,kin4, "fTirit they aFa The best pills they
have ever used \ Ahd NV opinion Is. that
they viii, III 4 short time, suDersede al others
i The city HdBBBT TA#FHAh.
The extracts below " II show the demand
4bjsli EXISTS Iof 4 fht truly celebrated tned4
cine. Wrl4li's Indian Vegetable Pills M
great Il ii IN sumo paris, that ONE gfa "a
iBss seaunifpts have iakah up the tab1s VI
"]Tniia1' % 81 Ia push off Their ttash utdaf
IL B trputat 81 If the original medic ne.
Frim Anialdi, UhioI
Df VIM Wrttit !-A5 n hfh1ife that ]
shall BE- ont u y1ttt yala bit lad an Vegetable
I'll 10 ors tttttf agent II II etue t4f ugh tfis
rapi0n 10 supply i q. | beg ybf 10 forward TIC
d huittiiy in B6top way + tllf, Tie pills
IRE dong admirably well I,rr lo s lie # ita
6bbosftl6n Of s ne wt1l sbe doctors; wtto
have eKerjpi all their iafid ttea ~ prevent
paania from buytna ihaipi and If I lad a cut.
iinhad SIMPLY shall be- abls t. sell iaahy If
them. Y,,tifs. ions n sASBtHMAN.
tFfBm Sen View, Va
tf Wm VIZ eh'-t have nearly got through
witht Tie pills you left and sem nj and ItblHk
| could ina sli6rt tine, ssll six on sight doHst
tpfs 1'he diiekaf | get them, the mere !
shall : II. as the 5 Glla s asoh Is raging here
outsider blg. and vuuf " Is IRE knd and Of.
proved + ratpraiiy more than any medicine
10 have Lad ainogg ts for SO ne time. IN fact,
I'd not kpow 0 4 s.ngla lbs aire where hey
hava ben tired aud d sahpf we'd of. StnH If
ths ph4 q an ddH'i Ike them, but ! reckon
thpy il yer ave tttad them, aud snlffnierest
will gen fAlly be euisultait Yours DC,
LtfHBn NofriNaHAN. 2
F-f sHte by Gar, LlefJHah Baiol Rouge,
Nj eltarl t,v nrtt Jackson. Thos. Ce0k Layf4-
etta. ] h, Il Hand w FHliciana.
Ne Clellan II Grant, 8 \ Antonio de Bexar,
Texas.
General Depot Ia New Orla Hns whera the
medicine ttn be had at VII Ice 10 and retail
A. t,ratssma. at th8 Piciytthe BOOK Birdsry
II Camps rect, r.
Bewarp If medicine under anv other nam >
than Wrights Indtan Vegetable Pihs, AID
see that The signature Is y The bo&.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale oI
Wbt4Hrz fsBtAg Warrants pfLts, Who'll
sale aud ratlit. 1863 Rare sIr9et. III lida.'
mia! gsB Greenwich street, New York. an.
tna Trgtnant street. II tsfnh.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-22
DRUG STORE ron SALE,

The undersi tnfd, DESTROYS Of maE ne il yog
Il e to ftf p. offers for sal his drug st e,
establish d for about ff cen years 1T Button
Rouge. in a most desirable loeati9 the est b.
lishmen is pa r5n,zfd BY 4 large number Of
good cast m rs, and is Y eldipg a stfp ,heotie
All persons ind bed to him either FIR aes
counts or notes contracted before the current
year NB473 are hereby requested { call and
setfl e be- same INN dlaeeIy, Those that viii
ct have been paid 1efore fhr month Of JaHu=
afy nest, will then be placed ~ he hands Of
an att fnay for collection.
The Undersigned las recently renewed
entirely his stock Of drugs Il tediCinns, simple
and compound; and is d ep9red a. heretofore,
to furnish the sathe { his friends OF the mJst
reasonable terms and prices,
b. JOURDAN.
November i3-41 IT,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-22

4 IN SAhEAo S&sFp EAA'
TIC SYRUP.
Ihays, for maie than thirty years, been
afflicted with Asthma, which Was known not
only 10 my friends, bit also 10 many others,
who could Judge DC The situation u when
this malay had reduced fpF. During ms
latter part 6fthe disease, ! could MT Htestin
bel, aud frequently, dGfthg the space e eisht
OF ten DAYS, I eguld f6t eve lie d3%5G sea-
ted in 40 arm ch8if-my bsad rsgghitg on
! The side If the bed, obtained stS Intervals
some ]reposet ThH situation bSs5mihg dsas
retaft, | tried various means t@6btaiH relief
aud have succeeded. after more than a years
research. III discovering n specific syrRpt
which has produced sa6h i happy FBeoi op9h
that nj present | only sEtefisttp some sifgh
6pbfessiGn, which is Immediately feTteVsf
BY one Of two d5sesi tf al aGy time fr6t
exposure. 1 an threatened eitii an HttaeE
tfake epsatp1 deses 6ftte syrup, aud sue
coed ID obtaining ln#pdiate relief.
lCfs not to 10 supposed titai n df=fa7e so
obsttnsis IS the A%stlnba, should yield 10 tie
first doses If The Sytup; II u only alter i9h9
use ttat teiief fY5y be- expeGtFd, Or q pefiaFt
euta, If taken THEN fret att8tksd.
Assnectmai.th i= syrup " 6mp'oged IN
The traataf part If tho diseases If tlts bfg1s5.
Such ~ Hf0grBitis- Iufanttna tom q the ldgHs
-BIgufFSf @Gs VIZ Ft9N'e HAS bllfFHHFFH -
IN rsses bf pulmataofy pltgsi@sabat u hss stte
febded BE- Ter Tran my other Famea9 t~faEiGVa
pa ths oppression that always accompanies
t5is Affirming disease. ~ informs ues that
N stdgr IL atFjfd e6fsib rattsG ba has beeH
Obliged to* sfds tire end oi tie 1isehsrs ~ adj
minister II Nv strong doses DG lt4u Il f0tt.
stiaFs il a. mr. NJ the besi ]paft6fal rrtUhGf6
The directions f6r Fse are attached 0tts
hotties. a.
The eee0t M itts sba7e syrup II u 'be
store If the Gad9tsjgbae, and ~pfapared By hrp
in Uatoh jihnht.
prize rs rs per pbial of5 6sneeg@s7 80
fer d6zau phisls.
The foregoing statesmen ia tfph. re fegzffs
myself Refers 20 Dr., H. R4nee
dee. 1915. 81 bANOtE
ALSO 4 VERY SUPERIOR DEN
TtttfiCE
In inarshy countries aud nobr the se1
shGra. people are more or less subject to
THE sadfyJ, which affects particularly tbs
testb and guns. th6 hast become Of dark
purple, swelIeda and detached from the teeth
By using the dentrifca three Or fur day
only Of morning and night, they will lie
restored to their NATURAL sitte.
Use daily, % few drops in n tumller n
water, keep the tUotflt 10 order aad fresh.
Also n vegetable Cosmetic, preferable
to Cologne wttar, particularly fr ladies'.
itd6es not only refresh tie skin, but gives
1 Il beautifl white color.
h Cologne water warranted fret quality.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-22
parfnmerie NouvelEe.

Fan de Cologne de Ire q~ualite.
Ccsmetiaue yegetal, blanchit ct donne un
beau tustre 4 p peau.
Exsrait dAmandes Ameres. pariuin deli
yinaiare yIsginal, rafraiehitl la peau, ct par
&, ne tres a~vtntageux pour les ~personnes
aui soignent ii .maiades-
Den rifee, article garant pour les maia-
lies des gencises
Wolfe G0urs Ell Animate pour lee cheveux.
II LAS0UE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-22
InLAn-

A few days ago, al old frfy-G7t, with
two iron rog=Iocks, 1rfted 10 the hanks Of
the river, IN fropt Nc rie residsH@e f ths
undersigned, six miles below Baton Rouge
The swner il requested % call aod taks
possessions ofthe am and pny fbe ezpen-
SEES Gfthis advertisement.
Pnftrp HfeKY,
Hope Estate 10 Dee-45. II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-22
New store---Fresh Arrivals!
4 4 ~ = x

~ "a ~ O. ~
A New Store has been opened by The
undersigned. 1T the stand formerly ecu
pied by Alfred Gates, ON Church 81 eel, 10
which the attention Of the public ts respect.
flty called. The stock On ttafld IL entirely
nov. having ftst been selected in New
Orleans tY the undersigned lfilnseli--and
consists ofthe following yafiety-
FANCY AND STAPLE dry GOODS.
q5soch as the latest styles Of Baregs
/ Fancy Velvet for Ell idrs = clothing, Fancy
Rtw Sill s., Oregon Pads. se6icn and
French piafd G~I6ehaas, ShaW1s, BlUnkeis,
| Gotton Brown and Dteaebed, Hosiery, feel
Reff 4tes, paid / ihseYs for Servants, Fancy
Cassime e. for Geh1emens' wear, ~ leans,
ed and Wine Ffaohets. Cotton Ftau Fl,
FINE Djmity, White Jaaonet aud C4mt rio
Book and SWISS Muslin, Iftsb Linen, He n.
sdtrhed and PLAN Linen Can't. HbEfs.
/ Coftopades of all kind &C.,
SHOES.
A GET eral assortment, lz;
Lodi y feEored and bl4ck Boofea8, Lid ss'
D stfaa, L4dtes' stpp III, Id es' Bregms
of n att @iitfss, Cfildrsfs' and 10 tbs sboas'
i;entt men, black 5ofe Il, tiea'x' Mo- eco
Bfogtn XII Btozan aicns' siipps.s 4, &c,
UMBRELLAS,
Black six. Gneh N and Cptton; all sizes.
GLOVES,
a first RITE ~ tIite Of Bochskfn rid n1
Glove, j 10, f ncy ard bl ok KID Gloves for
ladies' aud gentlemen.
Pr 4FUMERY.
A choice and f es1 assortment ~ Essences,
Potn4te, Csefns de- Perse, Cosm tiques,
Creme o'Amfbdes.
TOBACCO,
Groceev keepers sizing to bt1y a first rats
artfclo OFFS Iuep fob cco, II NV Orleans
! peiccg, won d Il wei to call nd exsmtae, BE-.
fore oeaerina f. m thu eity-slso, a ample Of
pm b r. 10th Of fne 4bo 9 named
a5ficl 81 wi b NIB ed, n utata t, fur
eiai u z ION ug tcty ces-hayina
mad 4 & m MS % IT, eff ct, with m
Impo ~.
Va oftaa goods ab1y enumerated
+ vi be cd til lowest eric for CASH.
CT 1877 Ed II. w. BOEGELo
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-22
sADDAE, HARNESS.
TTlTVK ~WANUFBCTORY.
Isl

TRUNK MASuFACTORY.
Tho suhzcuber ha4 90 haHdapd offers for
saEc, AT very reduced prices, the t4geest as-
sortmeBf Of S4DDLE3Y ever ofefedfu BE-
ton Rouge-c0nsistlag Of
Quilted ladies' Saddles,
Plush do 10
Velvet do do
Plain do da
Quilted ant plat4 Spanish s7ddls
Travellers Saddles,
Plantation az
Americas dn
Columbian do
Black aud Russet Trucks,
Trunk Vaiises,
Carpet Bag.
Carriage aad Buggy Harness.
Gig and Silly DO
Waggon and Cart 10
Saddle Bage,
Wagon aid Cart Hames.
Hose and Male Collars,
Blind BsidIes,
Trace Chains,
Brides, and Bride Filings,
Martingzles, Crupgers,
Coach, Gig and T'utiing Who's.
Switchs Riding and Dog 30.
Plantation ard Carl do.
And a large assnf1;aent of pizfs3 hfass ana
steel Bride Bats an,g Sgarp ali sf vha sa
of rel at very tesaeed prices 9sr GA&FE
Jar. 2-47. a. BRADFORD
; Church Street, one dor ffer1 PIKE & IIss