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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
Michigan All Kight-The home of
Lewis Cass speaks.

Telegrsphic despatch dated Detroit, Nov. 9TH,
SAYS: Ebenezer J. Penniman defeats Alex. w.
Buel THE only Michigan Lrco Congressman who
voted for the Fugitive Save law, Cass and
Felch lodging, in the Isl District by 1000 msj,r-
ity and Joseph X. Williams is elected In the ID
District, and James l.. Conger, is elected in the
Sd district, to succeed Kingsley S. Bingham, who
declined election. Conger has carried
Gennesee county, lwhere Charles G. Hascall, the
Cass candidate, resIdes.) by Geo majority.
When viii the "arIful dodger" Of the Post
hear from Michigan'
WISCONSIN RErURNs.-Hiipaukee, Thurs
doy, .Nou. 7h.-Tbe returns IRON all but four
towns in the LIST Congressional district show a
majority of 1917 for Durkee, independently over
Gilmore, lOpp.) The remaining towns will in
crease this majority.
In the % district Eastman, (Opp is elected
over Cole, (Whig) by considerable msjoriIy.
In the Sd dislrlc. Doty, (Ind.) is elected by q
large majority over lioaart lOpp.) Ia the Legs
lature the Opposition will have a majority In
both branches. Details lot ye. received.
lFThe Albany Argus, good e Democratic
authority, virtually cencedes the Stale OF New
York to the Wings. 1t says:
As the figures stand now, Mr.. Hunt has a ma
jorliy IN the fifty-two counties heard from, OF ~
46-being falling off from his majority last
year, In the same equities, oil 4]9|. The SIX
counties TO be heard from gave an aggregate
Democ ratio majority OF 55S last year. Should
these counties come in as then, MIR. Hunts ap-
parent majority over MIR. Seymour, would be
I3SS.-Boston Alias.
The .Nelo Jersey Election. We have little
to add to the re urns published yesterday, winch
contained some unavoidable inpertectons. .
cean county is reported to have elected Wing
TO the Senate, which will make tie in that
body. We also learn that either F. Wood OIL
Josiah Meeker, (Whigsl from Morris county, Il
elected to the Assembly, in which body the op-
position will probably have a majority Of 10. Ii
that case their majority on joint ballot will be
10, instead of I2, as stated yesterday. Atlantic
county gives Fort 3l5 majority, Straiion, Loco
ior Congress, BAL. The good old Wing county
of Cape May gives Runk 225 majority, Whit
ney, Wing, for Congress, 227, and elects the
Wing Assemblyman.-.Ne,co Daily -1eU 9Th.
The Newark Mercury OF the Gin inst, says
"There is a bare possibility that the Legislature
is tied in both Houses. We have ruulor frou
Morris of the election of two Wing ue,pbers
and last evening we had report that Bur)ing
ton had elected the whole five. Monmouth Ii
entitled this year 10 but four members, one be
ing given to Ocean. While we doubt the Cor
reclness of these reports we give them for wha
they are worth, promising that they are the ees
that we have vet had the pleasure of giving.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

Extensive Robbery. New Ofle ms, Nov L.
The house of McDonough, the millionaire, has
been robbed by one of his slaves, assisted BY
FIVE white men. The negro says they took three
buckets of gold and silver. There was pack.
age of notes amounting to $lOo, 600 IN the same
room, which was not taken. Tie New Orleans
papers are ridicul,ng the idea Of breaking the
will
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
WATCHES & JEWELRY.

te Of the Legislatus sad oshess The fact we
have just received from Bssoo and New York. addition
TO former stock, the complete Of sr-
eles line be found in this State We
have large and spIcsdid assortment Of GOLD SILVER
WATCHES, most Of which wers imported b. ourselves,
end will beat eomparsoa with any. GOLD PENS, whole
sale snd retail, manufactured expressly for aie.
Ladies and Gents PINS, RINGS Of the latest and greatest
variety Of patterns. GOLD LOCKETs, GOLD GUARD,
fOB, and VEST CHAINS. GOLD KEYS. GOD and
HAIR BAND BRACELETd- SILVER, SHELL, BUF-
fALO and HORN COMBS. CANES BRUSHES Of all
kiuds Children Toys In e.ery variety VoIins 4 Bows
Bass Viol and Violin Stnnes and Bridges ubn's PERU
meiy Of all kinda Yankee Notions, and in Short whou,
you Of anything ia line, just give a CALL
and will engage 70 suit you kidd quality and PaIcE.
N. B. Watches sad Jewely Fl every description neatly
repaired and warranted.
Jewels replaced fine watches, and warranted good
the original.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

A. MARKET 1863 Cse about 700 and 1868 Stores
eansisas If Working Oxen, and Casss and Three
rears Old, and Ye.sinfs
Pr.ess.IMaket Beef-Exza $500 per ewt. LIST quality
$50 Fac quality $500, Sd qualify rs B.rrsIns Cs,tls
$50, and 81.
Hides, ST. 90, per cwt TaIlow, IS so a SIS.
Stores- Working Oxen $50, "a, $50 u IS.
Cows and Calves, Sl7, -, 20, and Sc.
Yeariings, q, 10, and SI3
Two yesrs old go, Is and 81
Three years old, ga, % aud g.
Sheep and Lambs 500 al Market.
PRIcEs-Extra-s3. S, 6. and g. By lot o. So us $50
Swne-Rers 5a &c.
Remarks-The market for Tires weeks has
have declined.
10 cars came the Fchburg Railroad and 90
Boston and Lowell Railroad, loaded with ess, sheep
horses. swine and fowls.
Number from each State.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

SerUing By Machinery. The attention of Tail
ors, Sempsresses, &C., is called to the advertise
ment in to-day's paper, Of Singer g. Phelps, Bos
ton, who advertise "Sewing Machines" It is
worthy the consideration of those interested in
sewing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

.4utumn.-lt has seldom been our good fortune
to enjoy more beautiful Autumn weather than
tina. We have been favored with during the past
month.
The clear heaven at nooa-the mist that shrsuds
The twilight hs,-the cool and starry svos.
he glorious splendor Of the sunset clouds,
The renbow beauty OF the forsst Jenyes
Come Ger The eye in solitude aud crowds
and remind US Of the fact that although ouru
are not
-" Temples or Arcadis,s sv,,.,
Nor the long Summer ofCashayan v.les
The vines, the flowers. the air, the Skies th., a;.
soch wild epchsntment Ger Boccaccjo's laiss
OF Florence and the Arno--yet the wing
or iife's best angel Health, 10 on her gales
through sun and snow-snd, in the Asfunn tus.
Esrsh hes no psrer and No iovsIier ciine.n =
Troy Wing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
o Rutland & Burlington
RAILROAD.

COMaEACING WEDNESDAY, NOV 6, 1850.
DAssENGER Trains leave Burlington daily tsunlays *
L cepiud for Boston, Lowell, Worcester, New York
and int rmedate Stations, A. NJ arriving in Boston
$40 p NJ Passengers by The ~ r. ". Train will lodge
al RutIand and reach Bostoa $40 p. m. day.
Rrtuning leave Boston t2 A. NJ, arriving Burlng
ton NJ and ~. from Rutland. Passengers by The
morning Trains will have hour dine at Bellows Falls
connecting ways with the morning and evening line
STEAMBOATS, Lake Chauipiain.
Passengers for New York go via Wapoe, Blsttlcbo
ro' Springfield and New Haven, o. by Fehbufs, Worcss
e and Aiyn's Point.
FreIg, Trains leave Burlington at A. NJ. and Boston
at r. M. Daily, Sundays through in ~ hours.
Ex,ross Cattle Tram for Cambridge ana Brighton Mar
ks,, leaves Burlington every Tuesday morning a. A. NJ
L. BlGSLOW, Superinte ndeut.
BurIinston Nov s. 1851. 90 tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
Hiram Powers Greek Slave.

They say Ideal Beauty cannot enter
The house of anguish. On the threshold sands
This alien Image with the sbackled hands,
Called the Greek Slave, if the artist meant her
(The psssionless perfection which he lent her,
shadowed, not darkened, where the sill expands,)
To, so, confront mara crimes in different lands
With mans ideal sense. Pierce to the centre,
Aii's fiery finger. and break up ere long
The ssffaom Of this world. Appeal, fan stone.
From Gods pure heights Of beauty against mans wrong
Catch up, in thy divine face, alone
East gei, bat wsst and strike and shame the strong,
By iLunders of white silence, overthrow.
tHexseAsiS Wsrds]
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Bakersfield Academical Institu.
if tiOn.

is. sPAULDfNG, A. NJ, Principal,
c. c. BlSBEE, A. N. Associate Principal,
Prof. 8. NJ BAS5ETT, Tsucher of Music,
n. Anne LIE TE5TEE, Teacher of French.
3. CAKES, Secretary.
Bakersfield, Nov. l2, 1880. 90
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at Mont
Washington Dist1t pel,er, within and tor as;d dis
trci, the 18th day Of November, u 1850.
N ATTAINED TOWNSEND, guardian TO George T
Niles. minor, residing in Pisnfeld in said district
mak.s application for cense to sell the whole real esats
of bis said wad. wit: all said wards interest in
Of which said Albert Miles, late of Paincd. dseeas
ed died ezed and posessed in this state niedgins that
would he Conducive the OF his sad sell
the said real ests- os she purpose Of putting the proceeds
Of such sale at interest investing in -teks real
tateN hereupon it ordered by Court, that said
pcaiion be heard thereof be held the Pro-
hate Office, in Montpelier, the 9th day Of November,
1885, eleven O'clock forenoon And il is further ordered
that notice. Of the Of said appcsn the fos
the and the time and place appointed Tor the hasng
thereof be given all the publication
CT the three weeks successfully, Before said
pointed, in the Vermont Waterman and State Journal.
newspaper printed at Montpelier that they appear
said time and place. and show why the license pray
for should not be granted.
by oder Of tho Court,
90 Attest, I. K. MERRILL, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
ARGENT PLATE.

ASPOONS. FORTS, etc, nude Of this newly discover
w d material. supercede all articles, such German
~ Silver, British Albats Plate, a substitute fos
HSiive' Plate. Dens chemically free from Impurities
wths'ands the strong test Of Aqua Fos md bein, hard
ana white throughout, maintains color closely ass mbna
siker aud improves by use. TUWN& HALL.
Q6. d.yx, If
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
nlarriaees.

In this village 9TH by Res Mr.. Dioet, Mr. Oriso
Billings 10 " Sc Maria Felix, all Of this place.
In Berlin. 10th last by J. T. Bo<worth. Esq. Mr. Nnal
Z. Person Of Fall River Mass. Miss Sarah D. Bosworth
of Berlin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

DICfOEIAL FIELD BOOK OF THE kEvvLUTloN,
By B. J. Lnesing. Ths 0sh Ne received. =
Ahs, Ma q of~HsEPers Nsw Meethly nasasiss.s
BYE r WALTON con.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

Four members not heard frOin-esilmaied to
be Wing and 3 Locofocos.
In the city OF New York the majority for Sey
:nour, loco, is ll03; for Cornell. Wing cadidate
for Lieut.. Governor, the majority is 5i22-a diff
ference of 6225. This shows the extent of the
Castle Garden detection, which very nearly
threw the State into the hands OF the Locofo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
New York.

The New York Tribune claims the election
of Washington Huntas Governor, by a majority,
estimated in part, of 1890 II says:-. We
have returns from every county but Cataraugus,
where we take last years majority. On a delib.
crate and careful survey, we believe Washington
Hunt Our next Governor by about 1000 majority.
There is bare possibility that future corrections
of fifty votes in this county, and twenty in that,
may defeat him, but it is not one chance in a
thousand"
Nothing certain can be known of the residue
of the State Ticket. We think all the candid
ates on each ticket will be found on the whole
TO have run nearly even.
The legislature is strongly, triumphantly
Wing This insures leave to stay at home 10
tina, prince of dough-faces, Daniel s. Dickinson
-" the Senator from Broome County" The
following is the state of the case, far as heard
from =
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

STATE OF VERMONT lu Probate Court held al
Washington District, Montpelier, within and for said
district, the l2ih day Of November, A. ID. 1850.
4 EHIS CHAMBERLAIN, Guardi a oil William Hubbard
Il minot residing in rainhed, said district, and
owning real estate, TO witt said minors interest in tas
"Damel Perry Farm" 20 called situated in Psin6ed siore
said and he i Pasturo SO Called situated in Goshen
Gore piece Of land ssS pasture, appi
cation said for license to se the whole real
OF his ward, sedgng that the necessary for the
support and will he conducive the interest This said
ward Wbereupon ordeed by said Court the said
be heard session thereof be holden the
Probate Office, Montpelier, the 18th day sf November
1885, O'Clock forenoon And funhcr ordered that
notice Of the OF said application, and of
place appointed for the heans thereof be given all per
by the publication Of the three ~ceks
successfully before said time appointed II the Vermoa
Waterman and State Journal newspapef pfiute3 II Mont
peer they appear said and place and sho~
why the said license prayed for shoald not Be gnted
By the Court, 90 HEMAN CARPENTER, Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

STATE OF VERMONT, La Probate Csur, held Al
Washington District, Monpesr, within and for sal
district, on the 18th day Of November, A. ID. 1850,
I Evf BARTLETT, administrator the estate Of Alos-
IL dA Hubbard Of Piain6sid said district deceas
cd presents said Coun his application in writing for
sell all the real f the deceased represent
ing that the sale Of Of said real eststs
order pay deb from dsceassd and
Of Of said estAe the personal bsal
insufficient for that Purpcse and that part sf :sd ssas'
be sold without pjury hose Interested in the
mandsr Whssapea lie srdssed ssid Coult that said
application bs heard thereof b held q thu
PROBATE Once in Montpelier, The 18th day Of Novenbs
1885, At O'Clock IL the forenoon. And further CIDER
ed that notice Of said application and the n
sane and the time and place appointed r The tearing hsr
Of BE- given ali persons interested BY the pubcaiea
the weeks suecessvey before sad lime appoat
cd in the veruort Wstchman end State J0uFnsi,
paper printed NoaipsIis that they may appear sa1
and place. sad show Why he license applied 81
should not be guaafsd.
= By the C.ourt,
nRhAN CARkENTEu IA !
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
WASHINGTON COUNTY
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

THE ueyt term Of this Institution will commence
i Thursday 2Ist of Nov and under The insuc
tors as he ell FORE
Philosophical and Chemical Lectures and experiments CIV
by The Proc ptor as usual. .
Pu requested be the beginning Of the term, il
D. p. THOMPSON, ,pa.;,
o. H. SMITH, :..
JAMES sPAULDING, >o"n''-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

WATERLOO sdAWIs,-Luxer, Finsv and Heavier
w than the "Bsy statsofnsw and desirable patterns
may he had At
Nov 4. ELLIS. WILDER q CO.
u ICH GOLD BAND CHINA SETS, = :
h Lu<tre Grape, Embd do do
Blanc Mango MouIds,
Moulded Glass sux and Creamcrs,
Packages WI 70 Granite and Mulberry
"Dfesden" Pattern Were-Just received BY
Nov.4. ELLIS, WILDER CO.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04

h slight wound aud then both pro.
ceeded to the opposite sides Of this
prairie and renewed their beadlonr
course. This time neither halted.
but passed, almost touching eath ..
tier, and both fred as hey passed.
each drawing from his foe n stream
Of blood. The same charge wss re-
pea'ed with like results half dozen
times. I'LL their fire arms were exhaus.
ted, save q small pistol In the pockes
oftie colonel +, and yet both kept their
saddle.
The last sweep Of ali was terrific.
The horses were baihed In foam, thn
ridders were covered witbe blood, and
both reeled IN their seats: We, they
rushed onwards riadly ss ever, While
two terrific cries, ms they started.
warned the appalled, spectators thas
this shock would be final. Some
6esperate thought seemed 10 have
Occurred to eaeh at the same Instant.
uttering itself in those wild cries
yel's, like nothing earthly, but Shrek.
ing, savage, dernoniac. On they flew
they Kept straight onwarts- they
swerved not The right or ieft--snd
they met like The collision of adverse
comets. Down went the strong steeIs
---down The furious riders Ah sure.
ly this must be the end Of all Not
yet. See. The Judge rises tottering,
slowly to his feet, and his face still
wears that indescribably smile. IN.
quenchable by MI its blood, uncon.
querable by all il bruises. The colo
mel cannot stand, yet he is not dead
he writhes in his agony like crush.
ed worm. The Judge approaches.
crippled, halting, TO his enemy; stoops
and plunges the sharp knire into his
hehr'. lie is the victor In The field tf
death ! Not yet. fTark a crack. n
roar, fall-the colonel musiers also
bis expiring energies--fires his last
Pistol-~and exclaims In tones nf hel.
lish triumph--"1 told you to take care
of your eyes "
The mortified spectators ran to The
spot. The antagonists were both
dead, and the right eye Of the Judge
was shot out The colonel was
death in the Eye r to the last.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
WM B. MoCUTCHoN &Co..


hfoRsEkS (oF AND DBALEES IN HARDWARE
CurLKRv, Sc, &c.,--5s GRAvER ST.,
HAVE now in Store, and for sale at low
rates, a general assortment Of HARDWARE.
CUTLERY, &c, ,&c.,-Consis,inr in part OF
Nails. Iron, Castings, steel. Axes, Hoes. spades,
shovels, slockes. Kettles, Bark Mills. Guns and
sihes, French Pots. Coil, Ok, Log. Trace,
...pnsail aud other Chains; Nj and G,ind
stones, Anvils, Bellows, Vices, Rowland's and
other saws of all kinds. seythes and sickles.
Hooks AID Hinges, Locks, screws, Bolts, Brass
Wares, shoves and Tongs, Pokers, Andirons,
Tenders, Table and Pocket Cutlery, scissors,
Razors, Razor s,rops and Homes, sieves. Cot
ton and Wool Cards. Planes Of ali kinds, Files
and Edge Tools, Cocpers' Tools, Trcss Hoops,
Walters and Trays, Bits. Augers and Anger
Bits, Bordage, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Oakum
Pitch and Tar, straw Cutters, Corn shelters
Hames and Collars, floughs and Plough
Moalds, Tin and Japanned Wares, Fishing
Tackle in every variety.
uMERCHANTS, PLANTERS and
others, are respectfully invited to call and ex
mine for themselves
April lo,--lo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
PLUGGING OR FILLING DEFECTIVE
TEETH WITH GOLD.

60 importan' IL It 10 preserve the teeth hy
- plugging em Ia due time before tn" X
posure II tte nerve ur re siiive par takes
pl oe, and thereby becomes painful, th ( #
prrerl, dine iaa gnd eonstit,ti n, when
the seer tiors Of the m"nth are pure and
healthy, The ,eelh 80 plu ged with 20 d may
la-t almost u life time. We her fore call
the attention OF those desirous t., pres rye
their teeth. Particu ar care sg,ven to That
import mt hranch of eur pr fesson, n well
L. her bra inches both m chsnicsl and sci
enttfc. Charges wi b. mode ate to all
classes. A. l.. PLOUGH d. son.
Dentists.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
FAMILY t;liiM,ERIES.

lnai sugse aud crushed d. brown d., cof
toe, tea, chocolate, canvasscd bams, Ia | in
kegs, pickles, preserves, pepper eauces. mack.
arsl and salmon in kite, fresh lohste's aud
a'mnn, raisins, currants, praunea, hr nhv
fruits, rice, ginger, mustard, spices Of al
knds. grsGned and lit fos immediate uep.
sp rm candies, eean,' 'rsstile do, ind GO, Az
blue, sweet oil. white vine and cider vinegar.
French nau.iy, tid Holl,ad vtn at,a oil I'VE
whiFkey,madeits, port. champagne and elar.
et wines, cordals, raspberry vinegar, svrup.
&c, SC,
Always on hand Of The best quality.--'o-
gether with general assortment nj ,rockc,y
and glass ware. For sdle by
sep. 40 /. PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04

A raftsman who had drank q little
fo'freely, fell from the raft and was
drowning, when his brother plunged
10 TO his relief, seized him by the hair,
but he current was strong and the
brothers strength being nearly OK.
hhusfed. he was about relinquishing
his hold, when despairng. the drown.
ing brother raised his head above The
water. and said, Hang on Sam -
hang on I'll treat, swear will"
Ills words were stimulating. and tho
brother at length saved him.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
A well known physician in

A well-known physician, in Ger.
tain city, was very much annoyed by
an old lady who was nlwas sure 10
aceost him in the strest, for the pur.
pose Of telling over her ailments.
Once she met him when he in very
great hurry. "A ] see you nre quite
feeble" said the doctor, "shut your
eyes and show me your tongue"
She obeyed, and the doctor moved
Off, leaving her standing there for
some time in this ridiculous position,
10 The infinite amusement Of all who
witnessed the funny scene.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04

VtRy PooH.--A trifing sort of a
fellow in one ofour neighboring coun-
ties, not long since, won the affections
Of the daughter Of a bluff, honest
Dutchmab Of some wealth. On ask.
ing the old man for her, he opened
with romantic speech about his be.
ing poor ysung man. &c. "Ya.
ya,' said the old man, II knows all
apout 10; but you ish n little 100 poor
YOU has neider money nor charac.
ter"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
pHARMAClE A VENDRE.

lie sous.ena d6s,rnt faIfe IN VOYAGE a.
Europe, oifie A vendre 81 rharm4 Gle tsablie
depuis nne qn,nzaile d'anaces a ia OF Rouge
d.us une Situate n tle- plus favoahIe-. ct pfos
duisan par sa ellen e,e bien b. Isle I'm eve.
nu assure.
II ,pvtte en- meme temps les personnes don't
les complies on hilets on, ete fits a,ant fa,-
nee cpurtne, senir les rdgIcr immediate
ment
L. touasigna Went dc rrnouscller entia O.
ment fes med camea,~ simp es e. comroses |;
scs a,uis y tt,uverpnt CONNIE par 10 pssss, un
assortmen, c,mplei ct varie, aux.prx ct aux
termrs los plus aeeoma odants,
Se,h. -. Il. JOUKDAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
JUS'r RECEIVED.
Direct from New York,

Fef sfe0msHtp Ghto.
A SPLENDID assortment Of the latest
style Of Jewe y. con4lsting Of fine gold
Watches, Gold. Vest and Gna d c,ains,
breast pins, Eur rings, Finger rings, Gold
rens an peac,ls. GolI thimnle., buckles
slides, Watch hooka, and many othe ar ic o.
varieties al r q DELAHopERiE's Fashions.
hls Depot, llarney house.
fep2 .ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
KID GLOVES.
Splendid A ssortlMcnt vr
CONEEC7IDNA RfES,

TIE attention Of he f lends
and s"s,"me's"' ..,,, be e s"srsgneds
crrnsiig and we'll assorted stock Of new and rnre
CoNFEC1IONARfES.i iust purchased by himself
at New Orleans and presenting, in part the following
VAkIGIY
Preserved Fruits. jellies. Candles and Pastries of
a kinds. Loaf. hr"wn and crushed S,gars. Cortlias
Vines Anisette whnlesale retai Jniuhe and Per.
torai fas'cs. Citrons, Pickles, Safaines Anchovies
Iohsters. &c De,
Also an assortment Of ehdfens' toys. and other
fancy articles pleasing to the eye well 10 the taste
Weddings, Balla and parties. can be supplied with
every thing needed In the confectionery line \, all
times and on short notice. cheap In New Orleans
The un'ersignad is also prepared To re
cetre BGARDERS, at reasonable thorges.
E. MUSSELMAN. !.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04

MaholDet's idea Of the material
resurrection is very curious. Gabriel
blows twice, and then all the souls,
collected. are gathered in his trumpet.
At the third blast, these souls are
blown in every direction, each in
search Of its earthly tabernacle.