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Platform of the National American
Party.
1st. An humble acknowledgement to the
Supreme being forHis protecting care %ouch
sated to our fathers in their successful revo
lutionary struggle and hitherto manifested to
us, their descendants, in the perservation of
the liberties. the independence and the union
of these States.
2d. The p,erpetuation of the Federal Union,
and Consitution. as the palladium of our civil
and religious liberties, and the only sure bul
wark of American independence.
3d. Americans must rule America: and
to this end native born citizens should be -e
lected tor all State. federal and iiunicipal
offices or government employment, in pre
ference t' all others.
4th. Persons born of American parents re
siding temporarily abroad should be entitled
to all the rights of a native born citizen.
5th. No person should be se'ected for po
litical station (whether of native or foreign
birth) who recognizes any allegiance or obii
gation of any desca i ption to any foreign prince_
potentate or power, or who refuses to recog
nize the Federal and State Constitutions
(each within its sphere) as paramount to all
-her laws, as rules of political action.
6th. The unqualified recognition and main
tainance of the reserved rights of the several
States, and thecultivationof harmonyand fra
ternal good will between the citizens of the
several States.and to this end, non- interference
by Congress with questions appertai ning sol ely
to the individual States, and non-intervention
hy each State with the atirs of any other
State
7th. The recognition of the right of the na
tive-born and naturalized citizensof the United
States, permanently residingin any Territory
thereof, to frame their constitution and laws.
and to regulate their domestic and social af
fairs in their own mode, subject only to the
provisions of the Federal Constitution, with
the privilege ofadmission into the Union when
ever they have the requisite population for one
Representative in Congress, provided always,
thatnone but those who are citizens of the Uni
ted States, under the constitution and laws
thereof, and who have a fixed residence in any
such Territory. ought to participate in the for
omation of the constitution, or in the enact
ment of laws for said Territory or State.
Sth. An enforcement of the principle that
no Stateor Territory ought to admit othersthan
native born citizens to the right of suffrage, or
of holding political office.
9th. A change in the laws of naturalization
making a continued residence of twenty-one
years, of all not heretofore provided for, an
indispensible requisite for citizenship hereaf
ter,;and excluding all paupers and persons
convicted of crime, from landing upon our
shores; but no interference with the vested
rights of foreigners.
10th. Opposition to any union between
Church and State; no interference with reli
gious faith, or worship, and no test oaths for
office.
1 ith. Free and thorough investigation into
any and all alleged abuses of public function
aries, and a strict economy in public expend;
itures.
12th. The maintenance and enforcement of
all laws constitutionally enacted, until said
laws shall be repealed, of shall be declared
null and voidby competent judicial authority.
13th Opposition to the reckless and unwise
policy of the present Administration in the
general management of our national affairs,
and more especially as shown in removing
Americans (by designation) and conservatives
in principle, from office, and placing forigners
and ultraists in their places; as shown in a
truckling subserviency to the stronger, and
an insolent and cowardly bravado towards
the weaker powers: as shown in re-opening
sectional agitation, by the repeal of the Mis
souri Compromise; as shown in granting to
unnaturalized foreigners the right of suffrage
in Kansas and Nebraska; as shown in its
vascilating course on the Kansas and Nebras
ka question; as shown in the corruptions
which pervade some of the departments of the
Government as shown in disgracing merito
rious naval officers through prejudice or ca
price; and as shown in the blundering mis
managemeat of our foreign relations.
14th. Therefore, to remedy existing evils,
and prevent thedisastrous consequences oth
erwise resulting therefrom we would build
up the "American party" upon the princi
ples hereinbefore stated.
15th. That each State Council shall have
authority to amend theirseveral constitutions
so as toabolish the several degrees, and in
stitute a pledge of honor instead of other
obligations'for fellowship and admission into
the party.
~1sth. A free and'open diacussion o all po.
litical principlesembraced in our platform.
Programme du Parti Americain.
OFFICIEL.
-'s.
ler tDhumbles actions de grace i l'Etre
Supreme qui rigit l'Univers, pour avoir se
cornu nos encdtres dans leur triomphante let
te rdvolutionnaire, et pour la protection qu'll
n:a pas cesse d'accorder, i nous,leurs descen
dants, dans le eaintiendea lihberstdu e l'in
ddpendance et de I'PUnion de ces Etats;
2me La perp6tuation de IPUnion Fdddrale,
-le palladium de nos libertes civile et reli
gieuase,-la plnu sare garantie de Plind6pen
dance americaine;
3me Les Am6ricains doivent gouverner
l'Amdrique; et pour parvenir a ce but, lea
citoyens nes sur le sol devront remplir tons
les emplois d'Etat, de mime que toutes lea
fonetions fed6rales ou manicipales, de pr6fe
rence aux citoyens naturalisas;
4me Les personnes ides de parents am6ri
cains resident temporairement i l'dtranger,
jouiront des tous lea droits et. privil6ges des
citoyens nes our le sol ; ,
5me Aucun citoyen (quil soit n6 aux Etats
Unis ou a l'6tranger) ne dexra dtre choisi pour
occuper des fonctions politiques, s'il reconnait
devoir une all6geance:ouobhissance quelcon
que a quelque prince, potentat ou pouvoir
4trangers que. ce soit; on sail refuse d'admet
tre, que dan toute action politique, lea Cons.
titutions F&ddralet d'Etat(chacune dans sa
sphere) doiv6nt dtre considd6res comme la loi
Supreme;
6me La reconnaissance et l maintin sans
conditions, des droits r6serv6s aux divers
Etats; l'entretien de l'harmonie et d'une
bienveillante fraternit6 entre lee Citoyens des
divers Etats; et, pour arriver a ce rdsultat,
la non-intervention du Congres dans les ques
tions intdressant sp6cialement chaque Etat,
--et la non-intervention d'aucun tat, dans
lea affaires particulibres d'un autre Etat;
7me La reconnaissance du droit qu'ont lea
citoyens natifs on naturalises des Etats-Unis,
demeurant d'une manitre permanente dans
aucan de nosgTerritoires, de formuler leur Con
'titution et leurs lois, et de rdgler i leer gre
leuts afaires domestiques et sociales, en se
conformant aux dispositions de la Coastitution
fed6rale; -la recopnaissance de leur droit
d'admission dans P'Ution, drs qu'i3 auront Ia
po autioi n6eessaire pour pr-tendre a n re
pr.sent au .Congrs,--pourr tontefois, que
nul'autre qu'ua citoyen des E4t.Unis, d'a
pras la Constitution et lea lois f&dIrales, ay
ant une residence fixe dans ces Territoires,
Be pourra participer a la formation de Ia Cons
titution on da Fadoption des lois du dit Terni
toire ou Etat;
,8me L'application du'principe que, dans les
Etats on Territoires, nul ne devra sitre admis
au droit de suffrage, on itre Clu a des lonc
tions politiques, s'il n'est citoyen des Etats
Unis;
9me L'amendement de nos lois de naturali
sation, declarant qu:uue rdsidence continue
de 21 ans, est FIavenir indispensable pour
devenir citoven des Elats-Unis, et defendant
l'entt6e de notre sol ~ tous ;iendzans et .i
toust criminels; mais sans empidtements des
droits acquis des strangers;
10mI e I lppositioi touts alliance de PEglise
et de I:Etat; non-interventioni en tout ce qui
appartient au culte on . Ial croyance religicuse
et altcun serment reqtus counnle qualification
aux places.
11 Ute Unsxamen libre et entier de tous les
hus qui peuvent etre commis par les btoctioip
naires publics et une stricte economie des
deniiers du peuple;
12ne Le Le maintien et f'excution de toutes
lois ronstitutionnellement etablies. jusqu'a ce
qu'elles soient abrogdes, onu quelles aient ete
declarses nulles est non avenues par utne au
torite judiciaire competente;
13me Opposition a la politique varillante
et inhabile, suivie par l'administration actuel
dans la direction gantrale de nos allaires
nationales. ainsi qu tille la dtmorttre plus par
tirulibrement, en ddplat;ant des Amrnicains
(designC comme tels) et des conservateurs.
pour coufier lenrs functions a: des 6trangers et
des ultras;-ainsi qu'elle l'a demontr6 par sa
basse soumission a ceux qu'elle croyait forts,
et par ces laches fanfaronades envers ceux
quielle croyait faibles;--ainsi qu'elle l'a
prouve en renonvellant l'agitation sur les
questions sectionnelles, par le rappel du com
promis du Missouri :-ainsi pu'elle Fa pronve
en accordant le droit de suffrage a des dtran
gers dans le Kansas et le Nebraska:--ainsi
qu elle l'a prouve par ses tergiversations dants
laquestion du Kansaset du Nebaska:-ainsi
qu'elle 'a prouvi. par la corruption qui regne
dans quelques nns des ddpartemes du gout er
nement;-ainsi qunelle 1'a prouve par la llet
rissvre imprimbe par prevention et par ca
price, sur des offciers distinguss de notre ma
rine nationale ;-ainsi qu'elle l'a prouve eutin.
par ses erreurs si nombreuses dans nos rela
tions avec les puissances etrangeres;
14me En consiquence, pour remndier aux
maux actuels. et pour prevenir les resultats
desastrcux qui peuvent survenir, nous nous el
forcerons d'etablir le 'Parti Amdricain' sur les
principes que nous venons de declarer;
15me Chaque Conseil d'Etat aura ponvoir
d'amendler ses diverses Constitutions, de ma
niire a abolir les differens degrds, et y sub
stituer un gage d'honneur, au lieu des antres
oblgations ntcessaires a l'admission dans le
parti ;
'6me La discussion libre et franche de tous
les principes politiques contenus dans notre
programme
BUSINESS UARD1 S.
A W. CAMEROM, ARCIIITECT, BI-ILDER. Or
* ders can be sent through the Post iflice.
A MONTAN & BROTHER, FAMILY GROCERS.
* Corner Third and Church stre-ts.
AlfEDiEE PEIT, ATTORNEY ANl) COUNR EL
lor at Law" Ofilce with Valmont Heb ert, Bruly
landing.
B ENJAMIIN TERRIER, GIN , WHEEL WRIGHT
Baton Rouge.
C G. WILSON, IIOCE. SIGNAND OORNAMEN.
* tal Painter. Third Street. Baton Rouge.
CHARL.S RUSTON, BLACKSM.TII A..D WAG.
onmaker. Ferry landing. West Baton houge.
D AWSON & CO., WHO)LESALE AND RET.IL
healers in IHats, Caps, &.. 57 Chartre rtceet.,
New Orleans.
FRANKLIN tlOUSE, FELIX LENARES P'roprie
tor.
G L.SEES, CARPETEITE AND CI.1'ISBUIL
. der, Baton Rouge.
G L SEES, CARPENTERL CISTERN1BCILDER.
" Shop on Fifth street.
( OLDMA.X & WEILMAN, NEW ORLEANS CHEAP
Store, corner Lafayette and Laurel streets.
HAYATT & FRAZIER, GENEIRAL AGENTSA 4I)
Collectors. 22 Commercial Place, New urleans.
H T. WADDILL, DRCGGISTt CIIEYIST. Cor
* ner Third and Church streets.
HTRSFY HOrSE. WILLIAM MARKhasMP0RO
liprietor.
H M. FAVROT, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR
at Iaw. Oice at the Court House, West Bat
on Rouge.
H YATr & DIXON, TIVYOLRqALE AND RETAIL
Grocers. Corner Church and Lafayette Street,
Baton Rouge*
J WRIGHT & CC.. WI(HOLESALE DEALERS IN
" Patent edicistes. 157 Chartres Street, New
Orleans.
J SIMON, CLOTILING AND Dil C,,,i.s. ,It
* ner Laurel and Third Sttlie:. 1!, ..
JOSEPH MCKITRICK, ARBIIITECT AMD BI1L
der. Baton Rouge.
J A. TROUSDALE, DENTAL SURGEON. Of
a fice on Iafayette St., lBaton Rouge.
TOHN TILANO. WORKER IN TIN, COPPER
and Sheet Iron. Third St., Baton Rouge.
JAM3T~lS . MUSSELMAAN, A fTRNEY&COUVN.L
for at law. Office on Laurel street.
J A. VIALEIT, DRUGGIST & CHEMIST. Third
* street bet. Convention and North Boulevard.
J H. SITENCK, BRICK YARD & MILLS. Office
* on Church opposite the Iarney House.
J W. BROWN, ARCIIITECI if BUILDER. Orders
* can be sent throught the Postoflice.
JACOB PIPER, FURNITURE WAREHOUSE &c.
Church street.
JOSEPH JOOR, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT
Law. Office with 1'. A. Walker, J. P., on Church
street near Third.
J M. BRUNOT, ATTORNEY dl COUNSELLOR AT
* Law. Office on Main street.
J M. MCCUTCHEN, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR
* at Law. Office on Laurel street.
JOSHUA BEAL, WHOLESALE & RETAIL GRO
cer. Church street.
L JOLISSAINT. DEARLER IN PAINTS, OILS
and Hardware. No. 11, opposite the New Ba
sin, New Orleans.
LOUIS KONDERT, FASHIONABLE BOOT AND
Shoe psaker. Iafayette St.. Baton Rouge.
5MR1S. C. HIUFTON, DRY GOODS AND MILLI
nery. Third Street, Baton Rouge.
M ONTA & IIHUGUET, DEALERS LV HARD
ware, Church St., Baton Ronge.
i CHOPPIN & CO., BATON ROUGE CHEAP
.P Store. South Boulevard.
S P. GREVE., ATTORNEYi& COUNSELLOR AT
.* Law. Office on Iafayette street, Baton Rouge,
and near the Court House. West Baton Rouge.
S 8. HALL, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT
* Law. Ofice on Laurel street.
THEODORE. GOLDMANN, DEALER IN CLOCKS,
Watches, etc., Under the Harney House.
T G. & P. H. MORGAN, ATTORNEYS & COUN.
. sellors at Law. Office on Laurel street.
ITM. BQGEL, DRUGGIST4 CHEMIST. afayette
TV st., near Church.
| F.TUNNARD&CO., CARRIAGESI. HARNESS
w eV e. Maine st., next the City Hall.
I. D. PHILLIPS, DRY GOODS AND CLOTH
V et ing. Corner Church and Lafayette Street,
Baton Roule.
,LANI) SALES,
SALE OF 45,000ooACRES OF
Valuable Sugar, Cotton and
CYPRESS LAND%,
Most advantageotnlvy situated, ' ,ting of eavy tccees to
market, and will adapted to the -.lliv:tidtonI then
-U;AfR ('AXE, o'r`l'oN AtN] I('(il and well
locatedfor Saw Stills, 11oodyardl , &e.
PARISH OF CATAHIOULA
IT. 9, R. s Ere
a.f of . . :1quarte'r e.tion No . oil Ti~'r
N i::ii ou a. Nnatctz h d ........ . ...S.,J
1. quartr of s. i. quarter see. 27. ,-% o. i
'f,. as. opposite T L Bailey.... .....5 "
ieltc cotti , ln ,l. part Iei::re! .t1 r,' 0 ......... b.00
PARISH OF SI'. I. NDPO .
T..1 S., R. 6 E.
S F quarter ar. :!I I piahue"larlt. I
. qut'er e.C. adjoisitgtSaire.. 450,51
T. 5 ., R. 7 E.
W , f ..,.c. , Hli:h rich ,ustar hnd:
All-I Swe " Naviable t(hou.... 1117.71
. to i ' le i, , st',.t Prairie. near At:
chalai.ia River. T tl' R...... ... . 15; .
T. i-I S., R. 1 i2 E.
.F: ,tuart,'r l > half, afs. wv. ,uartr .'e..:'.
W . Halt . - ,. E. ytnirter and t:. half o1 'N. w ,> ,
T. 1 , R. 13 E..
W . half :1n,1 w. 1nif of .r. v. quarter :e ll... _ . .07 .
" !,ti,. d h ittle R ou .i .orrel. ,- ItlI
hi ,h rich ian 1. I'P , hayon. .vigable at a'
seans for thatn ,.tts. ". re;.... ........ 693,62
EAST riAT'ION ROUGE.
T. I, R I W.
Sees. 3, 4. 5, :, l. . '1 : . i, 1i .. 9. 14 andl 'f 3_34,9
TI'. , R. 2. W.
Se. c. 1. 1i an 14 ... . .... .. ... . C 4.4o
I r , !. h i. .1 h- - i.. ip ; i } ~.i , - .1a m I e s a b , 'e Ia t o n
RugeI s:luabh ti r 'tim-r.
I'ARISH OF POINTE COUPLE.
1'. T. R. 7 E.
See. 71ant I .ot. 'n' 7.; .. . .. ..... 2N
1::5h ; ,.5 an.,: :e-.; i.. .s i,,uing Jo. Mlore.
R. It is,.. and J,.urian.
T. 4. R. s E.
Allt o e. 6e .............. .. ........ .... 4y
N. F qaitO r a1F ni t t I. qui:. arter aFcF. i.. t3.,0
All re.7, .......................... ,.O
>.half ne. 70. .... ....................... 5,1
A ll se '. V .... .............................. 6 4 1.'_
All ec. S .............................. ... 0 . S;O
L 'trtr portion of a:,,v , hi~ h ri'h land, al v:tluahl"
c. .il.er. t.ilug In i.r. o' pnttiouns f l.. Str
iu , I'. V. F . ,-Ie. t" W .1I. i f;o W . lI ,,f g an!
I'anuiai..- anl, other, on t io"u F.r!oc!,.
T. 4, R. 9 E.
7. .and .v . quariersofs.iw. quariter.. i1
F ar rof liois an utlhere.
All of r . 4 .... ...................... .... ,4.60
.Adjoining St. Cyr andtl others on Faus-e riv
er; line timber. . 614.7T
T. 4, R. 11 E.
Sec. 3:1. adjoining Augt. lrBlatn, above Wa
t lo .. .................... ,0
T. i. R. t E.
F. half of .. a. quarter 'ce. 71
Fractional see. 2 ......................... 73,99
sFec. i67.
Iotas 2, 3 and 4 see. fii.
Lot , 3 and 4 sec. 73 ...................... f1'.I 9
Lots 2. 3. and .. hal of of c. 4. dc. 74...... 243.75
I~t.s 1 and 2 and a. E. q"i.rteir ,nc. 79.
tltl1 se. 52............................. 7 nF':T
Lits 4, 11 and 12. -,,'.
ILsts 2. 3. 4. ,. s, 9. In an:t 11. sic. S. ... ... 406.43
Rear if the 40 arl.ents if ,flantationu u.,n is.,a
Foruitoche; tine ' pr.-- tiltb:r.
T. 5, R. 9 E.
W. half rf t. T. quart. r, r. hall of c. w. qua
te-r ant N. w. llan.tr of s. w. quart..
1Total acre ............................ 1.,0
Total aeres ... ................. . Ul_:,:,;
WEST BATON ROUGE.
T. , R. 10 E.
Sec. 8 4 1 ..t". E
e. 5f .................................... 42.'.n
S. h alf ,' . . .. ............. ....... 217.-,
.All n . 97 ...... ........ ....... .. .. :, '..
All \ ,:c. 98 ................................. rl~t 'e)
On '-can.. T, '.' n., 'I '- ii.,i r tirna.n nel, iti, ;
altl ric teI .';.- i r' i anh. -
1T. 7, R. 1 E ,.
i te ur, N e. w . quarte. r ,f . . .. l .,lu.,rter ., C.
w. tlu a -t a.r . s ' c e : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : ' -.'.TS.7
N. w. quartersn,l <. liltf ofN F:. tavr cc..S _ , "". 0 I
S. w. quarter se. 30.
N. ~, . w. and e. w'. quarters sc..31....... ..2O,00
Adjoining S1olaisin, ILBlanc. Nareisse landy,
Wc1. l ant others ; fine fc press tionlr.
Total ....................... . 369 ,81
PARISH OF I. ERVii iLLi
T. 7, R. 8 E.
See. 1. 2. ,4 n.'1, 5 ...........I... ... ,9 1.
ý."c.: :i4 ,;, :........................ .....
ee. . Si, . 8 1'. 9. 1 91 an : 2 ............... 95 I 79,
Lot 7. Nec 11.. n-e. 119. N. half of 123. I"2 ... 405. 4
On Ltanou .tlaltimna : high rich land, well hd
apted lr sugar: nat izall at all ,ah s ;
tine cypres ; easy aleets to market.
T. 7. R. 9 E.
W. talf of w. hn!f w r,,. lt;.
. 939.01
S .. no in................S... . . . . :
tine hig'. rich land. b.- , . ..."
Se.e. 3, 4. 5, ., 7, 8 and 9, Laou Alab.aa.. 114 I ..1'
.ees. 10and 17 ............................ : 0.::
Se.. 39, 40, 41 an 6(il. Ittyou Alaama..... 5b7,0
S. w. quarter of S. w. quarter see. (;n
All see. 14.
W. in.lf of w. half and a. E. quarter sec. 1.
N. half sec. 73....................... . ..... . 0 .5
On Bayout (ane or Bayou ].'Ourse; hig'h ici
cane land, fine cypress.
S. half sec. 81 and s. half Lut 3, 'ec. 82..... 402.5 1
N. half sec. 83.......... ...... .. 390,53
Fine high rich lands.
T.8,R. 11 E.
E.half see.27 ........................ .. . 31,444
T. 10, R. 12 E.
N. half of X. half see. 86 ................. 160,00
Fine cypress timber, near lBayou (oula.
T. 11, R. 13 E.
Sec. 16........................... 1,00
AdjoiningtHarri'on, Mrs.I. la ne, Richard ;Sigh
and rich land; valuable cypress:
All .sec. No.l3 ......... ....... 6348,00 1
Adjoining Heon. Tratitnond landry, 'Vlery
Landry, Antoine Dins, Vinson & Gialrr,
Cyprien Ricard ; part high rich cane and.
well timhbered with best of cypress. Total 8805,26
PARISH OF ST. JAMIB.
T. 12, R. 15 E.
Part of sec. No. 19 ......................... 34,00
Rear of (try, LeBleuf and others, prt of
Double Concession--lie cypress.
T 11, R. 4. E.
W. half seec. 49................... ..... 320,00
Rear of C.lomb, Vasseur Weber and ahters
-fine cypress and ash.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN BATIST.
T. 11, R. 6 E.
E half of N. E. quarter and 8. E. quartet sec
tion 88........ ................. 259,73
In rear of Jos. LeBourgeois' and otherplan
ters, aa far down as Ed. Jlarmillion's--te ey
press.
N. half see. 91.
N. w. quarter see. 02.......... 480.00
In rear ofTregle, Wellam and other--fine
cypress.
T. 11, R. 7 E.
Lot 7, and s. w. quarter see. 1.
S. half seec. 2.
N. half of N. E. quarter sec 11 .............. 69886
S. X. quarter, a. E., N. w., and a. W. latrters
of s. w. quarter sec. 3
S. I. quarter see. 4.................... 440,24
Section 12 and Lot 1, section 13 .... ....... 581,05
T. 11, R. 8 E.
eions Nos. 7. 18 and 18.... ........ 585,13
Adjoining andi in rear of Double Concesions,
aluable for cypress, being high and tf easy
ces. These lands are situated abtoe and
low the plantation of Hollingsworth.
T. 12 R. 18 E.
half section - ..................... 320,00
Rear of St. Martin, Roussel, Graves and
ers, aeout 90 arpeats from the rive-fine
re...... ....ss.
otal SI. John.......................... ,017,13
LA1N1) SA EIS
PARISH (;F ST. CHIAR~LES.
r.
n:1ii. ttarter "'-Gun N. 11..... I " 1
PARiISH OF A"-St MITIO\. r
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t ter. and S . a. y:l: I,,·T 4 '.u . 1I 1: 1 ......
r. half 'If .1 V. I tI · ,!;a
S""'"tin 61 ........ _ .741 ·-··
In ' a II 1 IT O.t I.\`.. \ '.ucI I : . 1 r'±h
lir f iir.·: in A·*lil". (:~
f r·-it l I OF- IF A,- RI 3t)FC 1N
o aRiSIT OF IC'ER'ti'ylNNE.
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I it-l nitlle I niut-,an'.
1 Pm;° I1,'rot'.. in tat' ,';I 2:tt-'- ' l tn, t t'nr ··- . "
tat.·. "+nd ai-u at Ow "r 1h l,:lrtn,..ni ,'. 1\latljl;L':1.1 1 "Y'
i Ittlr: t.'u f If ,, il I. t l;l·-r !'y
NEW A1)Vt ERTIRI MI E T
J. A. TROUSDALE,
F\' ni \ti ° It o ·I"l'lr- of !tt: ,, .,:+.;.iotl, " , :
h, n' t-- t,"i',: ~ I t I
ui ti,, i'.'it'. itn- I rntIvnra at 'd-t AnId Onut kt~at
i,:."...':' 'I.. ':h:'v," "u ilarrlly favored ..·i·:i ··. ; i
)/!~;r , .".r with their c·i!. 00mUI . an~t I . .nI
n hlm t' h m nt,! en'.h··.; · -·-' 'r ' ..- °
. i "t
Architect and Builder.
T 1 i-·I,. i. l 0 or ..011 r.r 1.: t..,. n , . . .,1C
r OIyetabl -its pn l.
furullO.lSAS l 1til' : t L.l\i- tl, -
Shite pine ln irr ; l" . ."p!i-4 ,,r .... t.,i.n- , . ,h
c eh Apr than a , ha , ., t i ..t ,;- i', -
th;. country * wi-h!,in t r , -til I wi v.ll i i t ,l t at i
t,-l . +urur ant ll t ell ias.r crt., l.i t t hw . 1:ae.. I.-l'
t&" .\11 kinds <f. j1 work ..:h.n I.-! "., v,..:h n'
n,-hi,,t ,rispontch. water cetern, ti the ite1'll
1V. F. TUI NN AI1 I,
WHIOLESALE AND I;.;TAIL IIEAI.I.ER.
TITEHR stock of 1IUGGI11. II, R'CK.\.W.\Y 11.tIR
NFSS, SArleillT,. C(OitllFS anc WII'S. is
ilw e moplepte. They inlite an ex.llinr.ttio.l a,, tilfrlo
stork t purhi ith ri n.1 New (irla.1 or t l.ltitwo rle.
sn e hey guarantee their prices ai low as aly in tilrt
Soutlllh.
lae Wareroom onain in treet noxt the City Hall.
@.= Ma.srtnarrotu"i. aond Fl;a.ý alttmu iu superior style
at the old stan i co Chrlllh and ia1in street
Baton Rouge, wt p. 5- t
For Sale--A Fine Chance !
TiRA(Tr IF ,.\Nll situated in thils PariTsh about
f tur mile i alLe the Ferry Ilnding, and front
ing on the Missi-iplpi tRivr, contaning, two arlpents
front, lmore or les. witlh tlhe dlepthl of about iorty ar
pents; sile lines cloinG, in the rear. tot ndeKd above
bI\ Ihti,[ hbloeliinl to the successionl of Terence lin
.o. .Also, with or without the ,A W-.-M/ILLa. ttlhed to
the Sani,.
This place is well adapted for A C)OUVTRY REVI
DE.V'. ; there being FLVE FRUIT TRLEES, GOOD
GA lRDIV &c.
For terms and conditions apply to O. BRr..t:.n Jr.
Parish Recorder, or to
ap. 19 4t. JOHN C. ELDER.
JOHN TILANO.
WORKER IN TIN, COPPER, AND SIIEET IRON.
TIlIE tubscriber reslletfully begs leave to inforil his
frielttlt and the public generally, of thiu ati.I tih
adjoinnigI Parishes. that e i is now preparedl to execute
a111l work in the above line, in the best and uost work
manlike manner.
Hl" is ready atL all times, tomake or repair o
Steam,
Supply,
Cold water,
Fscape
and
Stope Pipes of
every kind, quality and description.
Breeching,
Tin or Copper Gutters,
Spouts or Valleys
for lining Cornices, made and put up. Always on
hand, a general ass.ortment of Tinware, Sugar-house
Lamps, lanterns, Oil Cans. &c.. &c.
rj All orders from the country promptly attended
to. JOHN TILANO,
Church Street, Baton Rouge.
ASHBURY REGER,
HIIOUE, SIGN AND OR.VAMENTAL PAINTER
A NY orders given me for House, Sign, or Ornament
al Painting, Paper-hanging, ant Glazing, will mee
withl prrapt attention. As I am permanently located
in Hatcla Rouge, and as it in my interest to give gene
ral sahstAetion, I sahSlthy to do it.
Sep. ::9, 1842. ASHBLUY REGER.
tarcenrcII Springy.
tdh' ii ltl :l
/ ri I ttn '', r""iltn rul 1:a r ln_ i" ari"l i nr" L.... r rrl r:: tul
ff the coiu:nný -aeasrn. o thinr-IhNI
ti 1 j re.. ue.j t" ri tho' .:ir ' for t." '
Vr :li"" that nu nirnairul inai.si, of tjnr .urm t'n
-u. II ! . 1' it I i irll. ( meit of the: ta t n i
-,4 f~u.,.n~. 'll lrj,iiiI nifli thno watery tob he
, ll,-". 1te2ilawn -.grg.dinntst:
c,,.l1..................... KO:r; Grammes
It-i
jj n I n i...........
Phi-,. a a.p...(... 17 H9
.... . *, -. r
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t.".. ... 11:.. -. nt......... IQ71 .,.
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1:tir ti c c .. 1 .i
J.1.- l !', ,-'- , 1 1.. -
:," w ~i·~-in z nnmm ·ll e""r~tl en..u o f the 1 , 1. "
lb-i t rtn... th .oihv. thni i oii. -ii
. "I:.. t' , -bi n ,tau , 1·t 1 :t -?x1 t :,..,.},r ":.i~k· :,
I rr'-ii-r
.1. R 110',
Till-, i~nine it. , -li iit::: nritiij t."' ti~c from
h"tt int j.,. , '0 1 tirl . ;.:irr i ." . mP," ,!i. c nfart.
F~IIIGOII
T!.. "n:! i, r·i~n I . tttl-Il' tri in '-i.a'n I h rv'a
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- n an han
A. \V HYATT.~
FAMILYGNOIROCEC
(',tr. ('Iturrh b" St tIPpI lt: e j.
r.;, -, pre-· ar · ,-I t'. o Ii a rticle : in '"i, I::· ,"" ;oL'a
Carpnto: nn han PT
.i lla
n; "IqAa!rii. F. %lLLlvts
IT.n~o= t,"imbj trL". leila.~ýt wlim
;.:" ! t:,an tf.:l IlaFnn tI·tT(,no Trithe i t 1'.C, - .' natln:,,e
, ~~~·1 cout;: l'tan ""e of a-t fa..,"ri f, r t;,"" it,- , :,in
j rpantMrs & Plantatio, Tools
.Pe ln Float- k fair. 1
1`I" tan~. I; ran-i
11 it !'"i"T·x u: ra
-nella Fir.il .af
B I).nr~l C11rs. viers,
!hart, tL~na, rraninl Knit es,
(,imbte7 ieve+
ia~rr i IIanflces.
M,,tlot., Tr"rw;.
dew ."tt+. ý."" or
I f-nzh Hot., tomr F,-r
1'idue T r"- n+,"
aml Y '.I For -de br 1
1}. ('. ftn \ T.1\ . f .,, ,.
" !i tn'. , a i , "1n r.h iot _dt l'"m l, "..
FI-RNITr RE STORE.
.1 ACO()i PI 3 PE ,
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE'
i3atot talong, La.
r \tlf" ., -; re pem tfuly ins i l nr the cit~ ze"n
!,. .an-, d 'e.t I l I+,p Ro.,ge. t a ti. jhl-' : e,;
c-is"--, ,n.' i. cnut-antly recen.,il .1 .o - ,1' 1
V lRNIl'l L, which h. atofro tr ..le !!ii I. :,at
aI t. ,- l refpare.i to MANI FAITI i n-ni,: . . :fil
: s opt,, ana in tile nOst re.t l le
invites A VISIT Ir,,r hi; f t i,-e '. . " 1 t t . .- in
"h"" -i'v. tlis presenut osu,.. ', i- ! - "I
Bureau-.
Sid. bLoardi.
Center,
C'L .· of tevery .c: :,lie , .:,
T.bles,
Settee,.
|:rror,, r Wa hotand,
erUrrr-te . I,
tan in fi:l oet ry articleq : the furniture line.
Jan 1'', .r.11 In PIPER.
N1 OTICE. .
FrtlIEsubscriler respectfully returns his thanks to
i his th.ires and cust.merc who have during the
past year lilwrra:l gave him their lpatrnaige, and tak*.
tii onwthol of iu lrming tem and the publie at arge
tilat !,e ha- now n hand :a ;'rge lot of seasoned luin
lw.r. iand everything requisite for the undertakifig and
successful comnpletion of all work in the shape of
ItiE -; RIILDINtO.. .T.T1NT. 5.1tL, and DOORS. fit
ting np rSTORiE', iAIt-Rt MtliS. in the hest. most dlrn
Ible and workmanlike style. All orders left at D. ('
Monum t'nritware Store,. the Plet Oftiee or at nmy
shop on FI:,l Sreet. :idjoiling the St. Peter's and St.
Paul's College, will metet'with prompt atlt-ntion.
G. L, l"EES.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Till. firm of \\. F. Trt.s .n & Co., was lissolt ed by
limitation in n the 31-t Deember, b55. The bu
sin1ms will be continued by W. F. Tonnard on his (on
accrunt. The name if the firm will only be used in
the settlement oflaccouuts.
W. F. TN'N.\ARD.
A. D. ItEDENBERIG.
Baton Rouge. Jan. 2, 1556.
THEODORE GOLDMANN.
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHESB
AND
Towoelry.
HARNEY 0OriSt BATON ROUGE LOrITSTAA.
" EEPS constantly on hand, a large and beautiful
I . assortment of CLOCKS, WATRIIF.S and .I LWEI.
RYI. whierf IIe offers to the citizene of Eatt and West
Baton Rouge and vicinity, on reasonable terms.
Nov. lot 1854.
IIARD-WARE STORE.
L. JOLISSAINT,
Wholesale and Retail dealer
IN HARDWARE, PAINT, OIL, WINDOW
GLASSES, CORDAGE, &c., &c.
No. U, Opposite the New Basin, N. 0.
mar 22-ly
LOUIS KONDERT,
Fashionable Boot and Shoe
M1aker,
R EIPECrTFT.LY offers his servicee to the service .
11 of Baton Rouge and vicinity, in making all kinds
f BOOTS and SlIOE8. His long experience in the
ousiness is the recommendation he offers.
His shop is situated on Lafayette street, between
Church and Laurel, near Bogel's drug store.
Mr. K. emlploys none but the best workmen, and al
ways guarantees a good fit.
ictentnlemen troubled with Coans or BrNioS. can
be accommodated as easily as an rld shoe.
tmar 22 ly . LOIl'S KONDERT.
CHERRY PECTORAA
For the rapid Care of
COUGHS, COLDS, IOARSBESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING.4~EGI
CROUP, ASTHRA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
A n ,P /,nr r l, , cuts. Jre .ar.,! on the newly disov.
' , pla, o1 ,,n, li in . .. i o.lated active pritiplaes of
j.. ° - "in o.rh ,ct !,rity. aflordmyg arrmedylfel\ -o.
:..r, , A · :. : l.,h iv foound to give an anergy and
It;, r; :.i::y ,' r" im ul ef~:ct by far surpassing an hith.
It ., "T.".,r: Mrr.j.h. AorhFt.. A anguineirina,Tartg0o
l ' i .t:, livy!r . Aei:umrn iooscramin,aetsrha.
•" :- ,-: .., are 1.Lore prep ared o as perf.
f tie " , .u, a:ordingtophbrys e
Sr'. i r ':ne ot hit},frro obtained, audt
p + ,:: ,· i, ,. :? ~ -le.,c, can 1" relii. l en to doforthlea
. ,,t I ,.,r.e (a: "do. Th:. cempound ita fIa.
I. !. ! :t, . -ni -:: itreo t' o t he highest medrell a-.
t:," r: :"-. m rt:;- ,u ,t r. :-,i hite l-ceit ed the u pga l
!.. d comnion:a :ien of prr-fe,-or in- the following ahaela:
i 7.-,--; r- I -,-:, - tt I Ml , tt. n at nittfiel ~
t". . 1.1.e,.,' 1'',,e;e,. Cournt}n, 0.: Bowdc'leat
v. rI~n-wiok. Me.. t-rmnont College of el.el
( :.t."tr. . iban a ,i" dof ,redc~tine. Albany, N. Y
\., h: in-i:htr. to:o h- lbr:-; tranajhaniatye
of 'le-itcine. Iexingt-o.. Ky.: Medical uhooul,u
i nvo, r-h:. Cambri,-re, tLc-..: (olua! ian Medital .
. ":- Ia -, inAtn, Mr.-ronhis Medicallstitute,TIasa.ae*
An r in f"r, n erountrie.i:
1. r- ".de ti ,'idcot. P'ari. Frane; RoyalCollepef
q u;;:: ni : ,n- .>g n, ndon; Queen's C01kt.
1.... ,. ,f Napiis I:ally: imperial C.
, .:as, \.rnna; - Junta Meoicale," aTnua
1:.," M.an,: ric'.s lnvtitue of (th;. a: C!ninnati, air.
t le .: t I": l tt i U. 10P0i0nu.taM, with honeu
.: i'- .tr-,,:-inr. eirtun., for caringdifae. he&di
pI :::a f t -he Maa ei'o--tt, Clharitable Mechanicsu Am
eO - wa gin en to tids prePlaration at their fir in
li. . Sep:.. i-47. Alo. t:he Medallion Awardsetthe
: " rat I--titutyo. f this country.
I <rctd free,;aU. f l-R ýrt of 11y I arif 0l dres Chew
io ' fir the IntirAtue of ln huisetr , camapo;d 'Iov
,f...,.r i1-r. ~f Ifo larr f oil.e. and o.erns.
"The Cherry Itector.io. pro pared by Dr. J. C. Afe,
i ,,r:-ll \Ma.... ha, beIc.me .ellantd avorablykamwato
- .. iprofeso·C- : and ·ocrren,mnt teonneuriaths
,..1,.n , f those who have used and prescribed it, that
. a untifui and highly valuable preparation The
I,-i'.'o-- ul it- ruC e.n.a, a remedy sufi5;eutly siew
• -t o:may " t reti. I uoon with oenldence for the nwIe
. ' t n. ,o::oeroa- and afflicting pulmonary diouases ide.
.!. :.tt our cLuate."
::,' r.-" r ,.n-r.dtions of the Cnsare Pamr.
- o na.lt-'re in tl.-. Irton Medi-al and yergieijJour
rd it-.uth American Juarnal of )ledical aud Physieal
. i.. Mntl;real. I, don Journal ,fPanrmse. Charle'
. ,. 3It.-licvl Review. S. C.. Braithwate's ReteoCt,
: LInd. Ml-dlical reporter. New Jersey, London lanet,
Aulsai, p'. Medicine e.t de chime, Revue Medicale, Paritr
Srane.-. &c. A an article of publ;c untRity. this prep
Sr:,.,. ha!s received the favorable notice of many didia
raui.hl- Iersonage', among oam are
ii- I:oyal Mr je-ty. (>car. King of Sweden and Norway.
Hti. Imperial Mareqty, Nicholas, Emperor of alllt l
Hi, Holines.. Pius IX.. Pope of Rome.
HI., -noliut e H ithnes-. Atlutl Medjid. Sultan f TOrky.
tiia .\~ule t MajY.*y. F'ret..lik VI, K6ig of Demark.
I.;: .:t; 'a:oholic iajestlb abel}all.,Qveenofdpaia
11 - i.,-o . Majo,.rv. Othon King of Greee.
Hi- . -rene Hiohness, Leopold. Grand Duke aof illl.
ills Mo.,= N\oble llighlneo , George. Pr-ame -Waltdk.
o ,aimn- d I'hra Paramendr Maha MongkutEingFe m.
Sir t:harle. T. MetcaIf, Governor General elthCan
l;rn. Don Thomas C. Mosquers, Prenidaet New
o i ht !er. Edward Poweer, Irr. Bishop ofiTrate.
,ight i:.Re. Robert Paine, Methodist Bih.ap of Vsa
Fraoko:to Pierce. Pre.ident of theit.dStote.
liar-.e -.rvmour. Governor of the tate of New York.
t!"n. Henry, Clay. Inited, tatle- Snator from h6y ,
lHon. .oantil Webster. sewretary of State of the Uaitto
| .art Hi'cheock, D. D.. LL D. e., Qc., 11idtl.of
0. (',r oho-, ..I)., LL P. I'reraitent Caotleton Mledicnl
i}it. Franc:s Shrnk-. ex-Fo-rernor of l'entalvasia
ho,:,n Con .AofoL-t- .nl. Profesnor. of Medicine, btock
I-. C. T. Jackot-n. Cenotriet of the Puhbl ladsof the
Stn: eo! Stater . ti.coterer of Ether. Knight of tke lagion
.f honor. &e,
.n. '!,, n Ch tomb. Memrnber of Cnogress from Ky.
iHon. W. B. Preston. Secretary of the U. - Navy.
Rtv. Dr. lnneno. of Brooklyrn. N. Y.
Ri,. Itenrv Waont Beecher. of New york cit.
Roy. .,.l" T'homa Wormersley. of Maoiachusett".
SF. Bo ttle. Ii ).. Preidoent of Roanokeke-AlgcVa
o. C. Wells. Pro f Math. and Chem.,
Wmi A. Smith, D. I., Pres. Ratdolyh •
(.. t. Stuart, Prof. Chem. & GeoL, "
i. W. reen. . P .. PreV . Ihaml.pen
\iaj. Won. Geilham, Proft efCbetnistry, RidPero
tihel (l1. n o -'to-.nat. has not only bnm intredacd
into tle ar3.ie. nno htopitals of the aboeitUftlod
0 ,.-:-,n, buht ato th,,=e of almost every fPiud Pl'
, i::, t 00 0000 the 0 ,,e. Through a trial of msan e tl
o 0- i," lowilooll:lo0"nL, it has IlrovIL the moet electul
r."-" !v ever vet diccoveret for thedaier00om UI -
r-si ,0i.-ie-ae .t the throat and larms Somtil
ul-. I. withouot it; ano. tar who havOlIsnOa
i: ,n:ses eer will. By it timely vsetboUsaodal
oh ,-.tnlts ale saved.! everlyear from th-eeddnlotel..
.', .:: hatsoto down to in early grave itatlBhtU
0 .0r y a 0't atnd Sec ant na.tion.oO
01INONs O(F EMJINENT PHYSIC3IAER
S o t nPhsenicanitc isf& Bliscqtof eiR O
J. I ..Y.K. Sir: Ihlave ued your .siru R ..TP I.
il..... case of deep-rooted broncehiti. aad a _...
from it s chemical constltntioA. thatitisaOsd
e, loual for the relief of laryugeal and ialnbi'd
cullie,. If my opinion of its superior Oharweses
of any service, yo are at liberty toi s iue 7ta -of
.\.-1 Ra-r .Sep. 39, . IA -
e, tle J un i rsiguedb hase long used ASBrh
lt.r ..R t.. fior influmation and other decraDOiatr a ef
tikrat and lungs, w ith snch marked sueeem h LornItr
that we couflilently recommend it tothep.abiM
ecellcut remedy fr the complaint arising fr
H. Pt. Exreu5 M. D.,
Surgeon of the Military Instituteo,-L. lai '
J. C. t. . snLrT, I. D.
Supt anod Physician Deaf & Blind n.aitute, ta4a.rol
F. T. e ms.pSau . M. D.,
Sup't and l'hysian West. Lunatic AsI~5 sShoI i
En. D. WAYLAyD, LI. D., Celtip
Professor Physics in WashiaolDl
HMs. JAX Boose,
Chief Justice of the State ofrD
Rt. REV. BIn'aOP flv; A 111ofMA
New PousTiXt, MeI., A
DR. J. C. AaxR, Pear Sir: I have tu a 'hd o ýt t
pour Ctus ey PlyErolu in my practie o I
knowledge, with far beyondthe ordinarY eiet
medieines. It has cured for me some cases . .ipi3
concmption. which had assumed an aharmit uijli
and many cases of asthma bronehiti and faas
which I could subdue by no other remedy. wdywe
join you to .aintain its excellence at.t .se bW
you have reached; and wMie you dO .,
are doing an amount of good in the worm ef .-.
most a "bitlous brother in the profession dlFsLk -
Y ou r friend , W". " i i f m
Tilaefotlo,riig is from dist55a remr N y
Sam sfthe Oi ht
LA FcrWT Co., PLU., wOc t. 14 5
DR. J. C.. AT R MyDear Sir : I think It si
inform you that I have seen a mu.t e
eou.u mption by your Pectorial in this pIue..^
ful youn3tlady, nineteen years of ageW
the lust stage of disease; her cough was ta
'and the expectoration part blood ind
with large lumps like pieces of lung. dii
thodox remidies without effect, and th eahi
to the Pectnrial which, to the intrirIbla jO
ilv, has reotoretd her to their aenrmas pe]ict7 t.
not the custom of physicians to latd s5Chp I sbht
but common justice demands this P tone, M
always recommend thle Cherry NW.P in .ttI
Yours reopectfu n ly, oTn"
stt: I notice in your circnlar that e at
your Cherry Pectoral and Cathti P lbe
any physician who have not uet rhede yp,
plication to you. I should like t m r
as I havelong used your preta inX sa
and generally with excellent 0aC5s I ad
frnielsh to the profession the best sa
best cathartic we have. A A o..
Tours. respe.fullr
Prom Ith Phys-icins stf Lossrd Pa -! th
Dr. J. C. AYsR. Sir: I h ve used your ad? tioll
pound extensively in my practice, and fdi.d _.
bh far any other remedy we have for rn.rn, D"
the lungs.

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