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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

COngrGss.-Ou The 2sth July the
l,ill from the Senate 10 establish the Terri
toFibl government Of Oregon vas taken up
IN the ]Iiottsp, and ai,er snlne discussion,
on motion Of Mr Stephens If Geofgia, laid
indefinitely on the table o. in other words
killed.
On the atst July Mr. NleClefuand Of
Illinois, asked lhn consent ot The House IT,
introduce the f flowing resolution KtEolv
cd, that II Is espedient aud proper that
Congress should without delny extend the
= election Of civil government ovcK the
territories Of Oregon, New Mexico and
California, aud that II would be uuIist to
the people tnbsbiling said territories 10
abandon them to any foreign organization
or association.
We hope that Congre 81 will take prompt
action In the premises, as that body adj
%ioutns on the l4th there Ia not mach time
TO epare TO do justice 10 those new terrific.
rtee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
The dead Sea Erpedhiou.-The Bo
ion Transcript says:

ion Transcript says:
ave are pleased TO learn from Il private
letter, that the Dead Ssa exploring party
have successfully and satisfactorily COM
pleted their tnsk. aud returned 10 Je. usalem
where they wefe IN the l9b If Nay. They
have sounded the sea in all its paris, to The
depth Of 100 ftthoms; and found tbs bottom
crusted with ctyttaIized salt. The pesti-
lentiai effects attributed 10 the waters turn
out 10 he fabulous. Ducks were seen
Swimming over the surface, and partridges
abounded along the shore. The party
were upon the sea. in their boats or encam.
ped on its borders, fJr some two months,
and their tesea rches and estimates have
been Of the most thorough and res sting
character. All were in excellent health
and spirits, no sickness or accident having
occurred BY the Arabs they had been
received, and uniformly treated, with the
utmost kindness aud attention. The Syr-
ians consider '1he men If the 10 dan, az
they call them, the greatest heroes of the
day. Lieuts. Lynch and Dale will visi,
under the most favorable circumstances.
all the places made memorable in scripture
and we may expect from than a highly
interesting account of their exploration Of
the Dead Sea, and their adventures in the
Holy Land.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

Lazy rich girls make rich men poor,
while industrious poor girls make poor
men rich. Remember this, ye affected
fair ones, whose ~anliPathy TO putting your
hands into cold water is always getting
your husband into hot.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
Attentionn

A latge meeting will come off on Thur g.
day next at JOHN BARTELL, several
speakers will be present who win advocate
the claims ofGen. Taylor to the Presidency.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

From the report Of the colanalland emigr4
lion commissions $ It appears that in The
course of last year as many as 25s,270 per-
sons emigrated from the United Kio dom, %.
0OO trols England, 5000 from Scotland, n
HJ,40o from Ireland, being considerably be-
yond The numberof emig ants in preceding
years.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
JOHN ". DUFRnCQ,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

VINES ATTENTION A meeting will be held this
day at II o'clock at The Courthouse. In this towii Fr
The purpose Of organizing q Central Rough and Ready
Clhb. II is TO he hoped every Taylor mah who can
attend will Do Ell, The cause lie worthy The attention
ofeveFy taat who sincerely desires a change Of theh
and mehsures in the administration Of the general
government
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

Lours PHTLrPPg's FuNps.-The London
Qulrtery Review, speaking Of Louis
PhiIippie's funds, says: "Ihe large sums
which the French ex.King was supposed 10
have placed In foreign funds were no doubt
a great object of curiosity with the posses
sors Of his portfolios but all that is produc.
ed is an account showing that he had in
vested in America S55, 600, which all the
proceeds being reinvcsted, had increased,
Ia l347, 10 $4,000, 8 per cents, that is,
about Els,000, producing G000 u year.
There is nc trace in these papers of any
English funds but we have heard and be.
lievc the truth TO be. that all the King pos
sesses cut Of France is a sum Of about
Gl0,000 in the British funds, yielding about
about f300 a year f: aud the Queen has, it
is said, apout $500 a year in the Austrian
funds, a legacy from an aunt, one Of the
Archduchesses."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

TIE Cholera appears 10 rage with great
intensity at Moscow. From the 18Th 10 the
l9ih Of June there were l,724 new cases, and
028 deaths. On the last named day not less
than 327 persons were seized with this dread
full malsdy, and 1913 others died. The cholera
ls gaining ground At Kssan, Nina. Noyogorod,
kostnwa, JarrosIaw, Wologda, S~molensko,
SOnla, and Kilma. Il has also made it's ap-
pearance mPensa, Tafkow, Olonetz, WiIska,
and Ora.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

CHArer.-The Red River Republican,
a democratic paper published at Aletan-
dria. IN lhis state, has nItanlohFd Cas-
Mud Ihhter, and boisted The fag Of Taylor
aud n lmote, The editor, ttr. Zim. pub.
fishes II ny article. exposing his reasons
inr Tie rhahHp.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

OF We begin this day the publication
Of al eloquent aud able speech delivered
in the House of Representative $, on the LIST
July ls4s, by Mr., Toombs Of Georgia, on
the State ofihe Union and The state OF poll.
teal parties. A great deal OF correct in
formation can be derived by an attentive
perusaL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

Junior Rousn & READY CLup.--We
are proud 10 see the zeal and patriotism
evineed by our young ~men-they can be
very useful In this contest, If they devote
their time and energy to the cause.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

lNrEREsflNa no V~utuNrBEng. The
attention Of volunteers Ia called 10 the fol.
lowing joint resolution introduced In the
Senate by Mr.. B,eese Of I)llinois, and
which has passed both houses by unaut.
NOUS con ent. It will be seen that tho
resolution makes provision for The immedi.
Rte payment ofthe extra pay.
Joint resolution for the speedy payment
Of The three months extra pay 10 the Of.
icers, non.commissIoned officers, must
cians and p~rivates who have served In
the late war with Mexico, allowed by
the act Of July l9, ls43.
BE IL resolved BY the Senate and House Of Repa.
s~sntaf,pes Of me United States If America in Congress
assembled, That the three months extra pay provided
by the fifth section Of the net approved July 10. ls4s.
TO the officers, non. ooinmisaioned officers musicians
and ~privntes who have been IN actual service In the
late war with Mexico, and who have served out tho
term Of their engagement, OF have been honorably
discharged. and the widows and heirs Of those who
have died or been killed In tho service. shall be paid
and settled by the pay department Of the army, under
such regulations as the PaymasteF General, with ths
approval Of the Secretary Of War, Ehall establish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
EypnEga

TfWO III Three Hundred Cypress Trees from tie
stump. may he bought lose IN Cdsh, en- tract II
land IN The river, n few miles hb6ve town Early
application 70 he made to the editor of this paper.
1Z-4aasnFt,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

Found ON the 9Th instant, wandering in This town
apparently estfay from his otvhst q pretty white iaps
dog. The h7rsf can fet57eT him on applying 70 this
office, end paying for this advertisement
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

RATIFICATION MH~ETl>e.--A meeting
Of the citizens of East Feliciana will he
held at Clinton IN Saturday next, The 10Th
Instant to ratify the nominations ofthe
Wing National convention. The meeting
will he addressed by :. S. preutiss, ]. p.
Benjamin, Baltic Peyton and other dstin.
guished Wing Orators.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

NoRrH CARoLINA.-fne Wing candi-
date Governor has been elected and a
large Nhig majority ofthe members Of the
legislature.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
nnfnKa Enn aALE
aTnAK nnI

100000 bricks fr sale, low tr eash=ais6 500 lar
41p, tt3# WIN r COYF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
Lietttsnant Fosters Rsbfu

FFFW VHLHANs' July q F54gs
sir-Ihe %fattetiht compliment which you have
made 10 me, by the presentation Of Il silver goblet
hes beer received with feelings Of sincere gratitude. /
fear, where al have acted so veil and tJfavaiv. that |
have scarcely msfltsd such a token Of y0tn esteem.
I shall ever Judge II Sc q gin beyond all valas, aud
tine which will serve To bfihe 10 mind The fnetaBFg Of
so many trying, hut interesting scenes. In thus part.
Ing with you, ut The termination Of Il successful var.
be assured ] shall hsvsf forget yBat kindness aud al
'ehtigh- Wishing you and Those YOU represent, every
Happiness in Ifs, ! nth. with great respect and graft.
tHis. yours respectfully.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
Ttnprnvsments. W are Glad 10

improvements. We are glad 10
see our citizens e0nIdtm themselves feadi.
ly To improvements necessary for tha vel
fare Of the town and The comfort If its in
he bitant For several years past, our
| citizens have awakened frUm theif ltthargY
and though the march Of improvement has
been slow. Il has been onward Every
citizen oughI 10 feel a pride in ehdeaYofing
to give onf town a pleasant and inviting
appearance, az by that means alone shall
we secure II The fa the IT being q tothf6rta.
BILE suntnsf resort, where IA filies ear
retire for stlne month"; fftfpatiens There
IL no tnnfe inviting spot on The Mississippi
river than Baton Rouge, mud II depends
entirely on the energy If Ia inhabitants 10
make Il renowned for CONTEXT, neatness and
convenience.
o. We would call the attention Of
those Of our citizens who may statid IN need
ofgood brick, to the advertisement Of Mr..
Cpte. in another column.
ny The Lvtt and Many leaves this tnoftting at
I e'eigrk. to attend tie Democratic Mass Convict
t)an ut ttavyi Gotla. A general invitation is tender
ed to utf c%itiseis.
EucuFsstoH sAbR,-A large sale If val
DE-. ii ti tA..... ILL., .-I ..azs..a. tnl,nE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

FtN.-Ih the course Of a debate in The
House vf Representatives! q lew days ego,
Mr.: Smith Of Indiana, remarked that Mr.. Wen
worth Of Illinois always voted fyf river and
hab6f Bills aud then turned round and voted
for q President who would veto them. Mr..
Wentworth said that he should not do 80 next
time. Mr.. Stbentk here intafp tsed aud asked
ifthe shtleman from Illinois would repeat
what he had just said, az 9Th 70 was 81 much
noise and confusion he feared the gentleman
lad not been sBle 10 make himself heard and
understood"
The House was e6hvnlssd With laughter
fyt several minutes bee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

THE JUNIOR ROUGH # READY
cLuB will hold meeting III The Cgafth8ass si
Saturday evening. August 18Th The Senior Rough
and Ready Club togAthtt with tits p1blie IN general
se l,ivit4d TO attend. The Club viii bold an intets
mediate meeting this evening NJ Che Matketl6uss
Al members are earnestly requested 70 be pre-
j G. LAF0CE.
GshFEfbFJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
Dls9OLUTtOV.

The e01ai tnefsbip bps etoiafe r1is'iBa
between fHpHas " EfRt Is dtzzoIy d ~
mutual consent Tic unsettled business
If tbe firm yin he attended 10 ~ either u
the uudefaiuaeI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12


The Nsw Pre- 'ch u taslsf NJ Washinai6a
Mai William Tell ~i'G0ssip. who tateIy arrived
~ New YORK. with tte title Of Minister of the
French Republic, Was among the officers v no
left France At the period # : spoleon's Own.
fall and sought refuge IN Afuetjea. He re-
tnat6ed II this country ten years, during With
he Was emp'oyel - military on iuest. lfs
was he intim ,te friend and abide .famp o.
Gen. Bsrna d, and the difference IN Their
political opinions after their return 10 France.
nevcf reduced any enlargement between
hem. Gen. Bernard became q favorite Of
Louis Philippe and held the Office Of Minister
Of War; but Maj Paussin's republican pin.
6lples we're tuo well known o admit ofbis be-
ing employed by the tbsn government Offate
years Maj. PoUssih has bfeb one Of the hosi
bic contributors to the National, ard in Ie43
published An interesting work on this country
entitled De Ia pursuance Americatne. He IL
eaid to be a man Of much shreW dness, indie.
faiieable activity, and frank aud generous
G ,aracier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
Married.

On the 10th instant by the Revd. w. r..
Crenshaw, Mr.. j. w. HIlLEN to Miss
LUCINDA DENaAM, both of this town.
On Thursday evening the 10th instant
on Jones' Greek by the Revd. ]. II. Van
Court, Mr. RANALD McCULLUM, to Miss
MARY HARRIS, daughter of Moses Harris.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

4 0TGen. Cass, the present "Northern
man with Southern principles" used this
language ia his letter on the right Of
search
1--WE are no stakeholder. We never
have been. We never shall be. We
deprecate lis eristeace in principle, and
pray for us abolition eueryphere, Where
this can be Effected justly and pcaceabiy,
and easily for both PARTIES"
Til within the last few months the an.
thor Of this language was always an open
and ayowed advocate of the WiImot provi
so, but, being at present a candidate for
the Presidency, he writes to a Southern
friend that he is strongly impressed with
the opinion that a change has been going
OF in bis w mind upon the subject ofthe
p~roviso.
Whit man in the whole Sonih who is
not q disgrace to the South, can be pre-
vailed on 10 trust such a candidate-e.pe
cially since the late exposition of that az
fair of his two lives, the Northern life and
the Southern life Lou. Journal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
Judge Sixth Judicial District
CLERKS OFFICE.

Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
! certify the foregoing 10 be a true copy
Of The original Judgment on file aid Of re-.
cord in my office. III testimony whereof |
have set my hand and al i4ed the seal ofour
Sixth Judicial District Coor, at Baton
Rouge, dis 18th day Of Jdy, 4. D.,
ls4s.
NJ. MORENO, Dep. Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
p ~. FINDERS,
JOHN q. BYRD.
Ag0 4 g73t

SoratA D. BtRHbEs Wire CHI District at1tt
rs t4G East Futon RgfiRa
JIM rssEa41ss. husd July fi6 tsis,
The plaintiff having restricted fhr de-
man1 IN this section 70 Ghe claim Of S2,e 0
two fhoHs md eight hundred dollars, tho
slim received ny The defendant from .ho &c.
tate ola decreased sister an1 fbs Law and
eyilencp sustaining The demand, II il
III .refre ordered, adlulgsd and deereed
that the pIa thtf Sophia D. Berpdes havo
Judgment aRa inst her husband John Henry
manuel UnbebagsD IN The sim 81 two
thousand eight hundred dollars with mort
gage on all the land and slaves, 10 take eff
feet from HE 24tb Decembcf, 1s47, with
interest 81 the ale Of five per eof.
II Is further ordered, adladged and de-
creed, that the plaintiff be and she il
hereby separated in property from her
his and, and left TO The free adminisita.
lion Of her separate property and recover
cost 0f suit
July, .l4tb, ls4s.
(5igned) Id BURk,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12


REPUBLIC UF SIERRA MABHs.ABy the af,
rival oftbs T. s, propeller. Thomson, CAPT.
Wells at Galveston TEXAS. Tho NJ We If lie
Isl inst, has The following interesting intel.
l~igenee from Tanpleo.
The 81 liens Of I'atn1iG we learn, arc IN
a1inoisly 10 favor Of the new Republic If
& err, Madre. They havs ~ anibsd into Il
Eutt Of militia furGs@f6HPIs ey armed and
eHlipped-f1r The defence 9Th cry. Thty
keep up Il constant gn4rtl, md do moi pei nit
The MeAioan soldiers, eu which there are
ab9ni me hu1drsd in thai nts b tfh I'd, TO
appear IL the streets after a c tftHth hrnf. II
as understood at Iafupitb that an bffsf had
been made f. & l. DeRussy 20 return 10 that
place with ono thousand Americans. 10 aid
IN establishing and defending the new Hept.
bic. and It was bslieyed til i he would &C.
CAPT. 4 bounty Of 6ne hundred tho sand
dollars was 10 be paid them, besides their
Us tal mo Thy pay rs g ,ldiets, The teopls
Of fainpico hre represented ~ look ns for
their arrival wi h confidence. The fptGe here
already VrRan zsd and equipped amounts 10
six comprehension Of infantry and two Of
DRAGONS. Two Of the infantry companies
are composed Of Americans and foreigners,
one of Spaniafd. ard one Of Mekieans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

FF9M ST.. Dom pee-T'he schooner Napez
leon, Smith bound from jamaica 10 New York
loaded with coffee, recently put into Smith
Vile, ", G fgt provisions. Cap. =. states
says The Wilmington Commercial Review Of
the lst inst while lying Al L'Auss d'Hain=
aulte, NJ Domingo, taking in cargo on the
25th June the blacks from he mountains came
upon The town soaking, fgbbiHg and burning
It driving Capt. Smith ana vessel from The
port One hundred and fouf Of he inhabitants
(tbetehants and heir fmiliss,J took refuge
on boatd If The Napoleon, and wefs latd6d
At Kingston. Capt S. sent . general intita-
ion for all the inhabitants that desired 10
make his vessel 4 pare If setntity,to tome
and do ST., Cap. ShfeVls, late If tie bark
Anstas Of Boston, came passenger IL The Ma.
poleoh from Jamaica Cant. s. was bsaorer
Of dispatches from he IT, s.. squadron of
California; he proceeded to Washington. by
The Washington and Ralai4h Railroad. On
the 10th. Blts- Pic.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

A CLrNcHBR.-patson Brownlow, one
of the 'disaffected,' fights manfuIly, never
%tlfeless, against Cass. From a list of strong
facts which he collects for the people, we
take the following, which all must agree to
be a 'clincher."
KEEP IT BgFoRE THE PEoPLE-That
Gen. CAsS'S friends say, he was one of
the aid-de-cam s of Harrison. in the war
Of 1872, and was Away. by his side-that
these same Locofoco friends, in 1910 de-
clared that Harrison was a coward, and
not within n mile OF any bauIe-and
hat, as a matter of course, his abide
camp was in no engagement.
Take one letter from Taylor and you have Tyler.
Ohio Statesman.
Take one letter from Cas-, and what sort Of an an.
jYual have vnn 1-pz@ziea
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

Irish Afaits@We fud the following 10
the ~ Y Herald Of he alst uit. II The
statements Of The Herald may be relied on,
Tho 'fftends Of Ireland are bestifrine them
selves In earnest.
We understand that the subs ~Ttbtians are
p6tfi e INTO the Golfers Of the Irish pfGvisiy-
nal Committee Of tbs city at q rate u hieh In
hardly Gre ia9le. Ff y thyHsaud dollars u III
it is confidently asserted, be- transmitted by
The steamship which will sail if8m This city
on Wednesday next The real friends If Tres
land are coming out, and the seem oVjs with
each other ~ he muniitfnGa Of thbif C. ntfis
button" We learn from Authentic sources
that the quantity Of ammunition and atne IN
Ireland, seefsted in places known only ~ the
leaders OF 80 people. ts ttt1d snss@~kuHi ent
TO last for a prolonged Warfare, in Gase The
m4ttgF be not decided III once when The bTgw
sball have been struck. Mr.. O'Ftahefty, the
friend Of Meagbef, arrived here by The last
steamer; as lie accredited tifeni OF The Irish
Iradsfs. On his return he will take WITH him
al the money that may ha g been subGribsd
up ~ the hour d NE departure. There can
bs no dt ut bat the people # If6land wtlI
reGeive efeai asststtnGe fem the Unttd
Sta es towards accomplishing lie i%rHopen-
dshee aud Eeejh4 the,f natise isle FROM fore.
ign tyranny 1td lnisfuIs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
HENRY FOSTER


To Hamilton M Pierce, Orderly sstgt, Go. A. l.
NJ NJ.
A iioRRiBbe hfFAtH-A Child nearly torn
To Peces. Oh SatlFday last q dog eHts ed
The yard If Mr.. j. Roach, No. 10 Uai0n st.
Third Municipality and attacking his little
son, aged about seven years. nearly tore him
10 pieces. The fight bfss>t and left cheek Of
the child were bitten and laesr4lsd by the
animal In the most h6rfit nannsr, and We
were informed last svsning tlht very faint
hopes are enter aiued Tor the sufferers fseo.
very. What adds 10 The horrible nature Of
Tie 6ass. is that IL is supposed that the dog
was mad and as such, killed BY the order Of
one Of The Aldermen Of The Municipality.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

Or We would call The attention Of
those Of our citizens who may stand in need
ofgood brick, to the dvrfissthent Of Mr..
Cete. in another column
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

ny The ttes and May leaves this t]naf'ing 81
I g'etgrk. to attend tie Democratic Mass CBhvetf
tlan ut Bayou Goula A general invitation is tender
Ell to MIR ]citiseiIs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

Mississippi.=The Paulding Clarion, re.
ferring 10 the recent ontragss in Perry
county, real The Alabama Stats line,
says
The Wages gang, on THAR late pilgrimage
10 Perry county 10 Kill Harvey. we're public
in their movements, and wets seen by several
persons On the highs ay in The daytime. We
were told by q gentleman just from Pastag6us
h. that he saw them on he road, and bnvefs
sod for sumo moments with jim Capt land,
with whom be was acquainted. Eight o. them
crossed Tie Pa esgobla River Al Judge Fair
ley's, al ARMED with guns, pistols. howe
knives &c, Such open defiance Of The law is
almost without parallel, snd mus he put a
stop 10, or The pertd 4 i'll soon sfflve when no
mans life will be safe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

ruRr Ius Though n publication uftfis communities
tiUn had beprt promised THE waek. circumstances he
You'd Off contfol have prevented its insertion in this
number.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

1t has boen raining most Of the day
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-24
Cheap Goods at Chamberlin'S

A. ENGLISH PRINTS at 10 cents per yard,
Il II sold n all other stores at 124 cts
Fine French Ginghams Ii yard wide at 20 cts,
sold every where else at 25 cts.
Good styles shilling NJ. de Lame at 12l CTS.
Yard wide BROWN sHEETINGS for cts per yd.
Fine h-wool FLANNELS for Ladies at 25 cts.
Pine Scarlet TwilIed do for Is cts.
Super Cold ALPACCAS for 25 cts.
Good Cotton Ingram CARPETS for shilling.
Good all Wool and Worsted do. tor As cts.
Is cent quality, in choice new patterns, at 62sc.
Many heavy Carpets, grade good patterns,
from so to 60 cents.
SHAWLS ofall kinds, especially PLAID Lone
SHAwLs al t0enty fire per than the prices Of
any other Store in Worcester.
CLOAKINGS-the best assortment in town
10 per cent less than be bought any other
Every description of Fall and Wtnter Goods at
spending low prices
| am daily receiving NEW GOODS, bought
very low for cash, and will pledge myself sell anything
in stock at Ten per cent less than be bought
any other Store in Worcester or Boston.
am quite aware of the statement make above, and
am ready to back by comparison the goods and
prices with those OF any other Store.
HENRY II. CHAMBERLIN,
Oct 10, div N&t l62 and l64 Main St.