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National Platform of the American
Party.
1st. An humble acknowledgemnent to the
Supreme being forHis protecting care vouch
sated to out fathers in their suercesflul revo
lutionary struggle. and hitherto manifested to
is, their descendants, in the perservation of
the liberties, the independence and the union
of these States.
2d. The perpetuation of the Federal Union,
and Consitution. as the palladium ol 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 se
lected for all State, federal and municipal
offices or government employment, in pre
ference to 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 selected for po
litical station (whether of native or foreirn
birth) who recognizes any allegiance or obli
gation of any description to any foreign prince,
potentate or power, or who refuses to recog
niize the Federal and State Constitutions
(,'ach within its sphere) as paramount to all
ei 'her laws, as rules of political action.
0th. The unqualified recognitionvitlmain
tainance of the reserved rights of the several
Siates. and the cultivationof harmony and fra
ternal good will between the citizens of the
several States,and to this end, non-interference
by Congress with questions appertaining solely
to the individual States, and non-intevention
by each State with the affairs of any other
State
7th. The recognition of the right of the na
ti ve- born and naturalized citizens of the United
States. permanently residing in any Territory
thereof, to frame their constitution and laws.
arid to regulate their domestic and social af
fairs in their own mode, subject only to the
provisions of the Federal Constitution, with
the Drivilege ofadmission intothe Union when
ever they have the requisite population for one
Representative in Congress, provided always,
that none but those whoare citizens of the Uni
ted States, tinder the constitution and laws
thereof, and who have a fixed residence in any
such Territory. ought to participate in the for
mation of the constitution, or in the enact
'mient of laws for said Territory or State.
8th. An enforcement of the principle that
i )Stiate orTerritory ought toadmit others than
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
indi-pensible requisite for citizenship hereaf
ter.'and excluding all paupers and persons
convicted of crime. from landing upon our
shores; but no interference with the rested
rights ot foreigners.
10th. Opposition to any union between
Church and State; no interl rence with reli
gious faith, or worship, and no test oaths for
ottice.
lith. Free and thorough investigation into
any and all alleged abuses of public function
aries. and a strict economy in public expend
itures.
i2'th. The maintenance and enforcement of
all laws constitutionally enacted, until said
laws shall be repealed, or shall be declared
inull and voidby competent j'dricial authority.
13th Opposition t, the reckless and unwise
policy of the present Administration in the
general management of our national affairs,
and more especially as shown in removing
Ame rricans (by designation) and conservatives
in princiole, 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 Cormlrom.ise; as shown in granting to
unrnaturalized foreigners the right of sntffrage
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 thedepartments of the
Government; as shown in disgracing merito
rious naval officers through prejudice or ca
price; ard as shown in the blundering mis
management of our foreign relations.
S14th. Therefore, to remedy existing evils.
and prevent the disastrous consequences oth
erwise resulting therefrom we wouil build
up the "American party" upon the princi
ples hereinbefore stated.
15th. That each- State Council shall have
authority to amend their several constitutions
so as to abolish the several degrees. and in
stitute a pledge of honor instead of other
obligations for fellowship and admission into
the party.
16th. A free and open discussion ol all po
litical principles embraced in our platform.
Programme du Parti Americain.
OFFICIEL.
ler D'humbles actions de grace at 'Etre
Supreme qui regit I'Univers, pour avoir se
coiiru nos encitres dans leur triomphante lut
te r6volutionnaire, et pour la protection qu'uI
n'a pas cess6 d'accorder. a nous. leurs descen.
,dants, dans le maintien des libert&s, de Fin
ddpendance et de !'Union de ces Etats;
2me La perpetuation de 'FUnion Fed6rale.
-le palladium de nos libertks civile et reli
gieuse,-la plus saire garantie de l'indcpen
dance ambricaine;
3me Les Am6ricains doivent gouverner
lAm6rique; et pour parventr a ce but, les
citoyens ne~ sur le sol devront remplir tons
lea emplois d'Etat, de meme que toutes les
fbnctions f&dIrales on municipales, de prefe
rence aux citoyens naturalis6s;
4me Les personnes ndes de parents ameri
cains resident temporairement a I',tranger.
jouiront des tons lea droits et privileges des
citoyens n6s sur le sol ;
5ime Aucun citoyen (qu'il soit nd aux Etats
Unis ou i T'dtranger) ne dexra dtre choisi pour
occuper des fonctions politique, s'il reconnait
devoir une alldgeance ou ob6issance quelcon
que i quelque prince, potentat ou pouvoir
6trangers que ce soit; on s'il refuse d'admet.
tre, que dans toute action politique, les Cons
titutions F6d6rale et d'Etat (ihacune dans sa
sphere) doivjnt Rtre consid6r-es comme la loi
Supreme ;
6me La reconnaissance et lT maintien sans
conditions, des droits r6servs aux divers
Etats; Fentretien de l'halmonie et d'une
bienveillante fraternit6 entre lea Citoyens des
divers Etat i et, pour arriver a ce rdsultat,
la non-intervention du Congrsdans lee ques
tions intdressant speialemeht chaque Etat,
-et la non-intervention d'aeucon Etat, dans
lea affaires particnlibres d'umi atre Etat;
7me La reconnaissance dudroitqu'ont let
citoyens natifs on naturalisak des Etats-Unis,
demeurant d'ine mainiere oermanente dans
aucun de naosTerritoires, de formuler leur Con
stitution et lears lois, et de r.gler a leur gre
leus affaires domestigues et sociales, en se
conformant aux dispostions de la Coastitution
f6ddrale --la reconnaissance de leur droit
n'admisa.on dana l'Unio dis qua'il auront Ia
popatio, ncessair pour prltendre a un re
er nt an Cbsngr&,-pour tontefois, o~an
pdsrautre qu'un citoyen desa:Etata-Unis, d a
taunp Constitut ion et lea Ilis fd&Lrales, ay.
nra eu reidenee fixe dans ces Territnires,
aer ppn articipar a la forniation de la Cons.
titution ou i ladoption des lois du dit 'Terri
toire ou Etat ;
8me L'application du principe que,dans les
Etats on Territoires, nul lie devra ttre adrnis
an droit de suffrage, on ~tre 6lu ai des ftnc
tions politiques, s'il n'est citoyen des Etats
Unis ;
.mie L'amendement de nos lois de naturali
sation, d6clarant qu' ne rdsidence continue
de 21 ans. est i F'avenir indispensable pour
deveinir citoyen des Elats-Unis, et d6fendant
l'enttee de notre sol a tons mendians et ,
tous criminels; mais sans empi6tements des
droits acquis des itrangers;
O0me opposition a touts alliance de PEglise
et de I' tat; non-intervention en tout ce qui
appartient au culte on i la croyance religieuse
et aucun serment requis comme qualification
aur places.
lime Un examen libre et entier de tous les
bus qui penvent ettre commis par les fonction
naires publics et uue stricte economie des
dtniers du peouple;
12me Le maintien et l'execution de toutes
lois constitutionnellemeknt ctallies. jusqu' rC
qui'elles soient abrogdes. on qu'elies aient rte
dIclarees nulles est non avenues par une au
torit6 judiciaire competente;
13me Opposition a la politique vacillante
et inhabile, suivie par l'administration acti:el
dans la direction gni6rale tie nos afliires
nationales. ainsi qu'elle I'a diimontre plis par
tihnlierement, en dt4plaaant des Amniricains
(design6 comme tels) et des conseivateur; .
pour confier leurs fouctions ;t des strangers et
des ultras;-ainsi qu' elle a dnmointre par sa
ba-se soumis ion a. ceur. q'elle crovait forts,
et par ces laches tintartoilnades envers cetlx
r qu'elle croyait f.ibles;--ainsi qu'elle I's
prount en renonvellant I'agitation sur les
questions sectionnelles, par le rappel du conm
promis du Missouri;-ainsi tpu elle la prouvd
en accordant le droit de suffrage a des 6tran
cers dans le Kansas et le Nebraska:-ainsi
qu'elle I'a prouve par sestergiversations dani
laquestion du Kanjaset dui Nebaska-iiinsi
qu'elle 1'a prouvle ir la corruption qui rgune
dans quelques uns des d(epartemes du gouver
nement;-ainsi qu'ele I'a prouve par la tlrt
rissure imprimee par pretvention et par ca
Sprice, sur des officiers distinguis de notre ma
rine nationale:--ainsi quelle !'a prouve enftin.
Spar ses erreulrs si nnmbreiises dans nos rela
tions avec les puasances etarigeres
1-lime En cons iquence, pour rem.-lier aux
maux actues. et pour prventir les rsulttats
dotsastreux qui penvent survenir. Ious notins et
f" orcerons d'etablir le "P'arti Americaiu' -ur Ics
r principes que nouls venonsdti, declarer;
1.3me Chaque Conseil d'Etat aura pouvoir
d'amender ses diverses Constitutions. de ma
e niece a abolir lea didi'rens degris, et y sub
stituer an gage d'honieur, au lieu des autres
oblgations necessaires a l'admission dans le
s parti;
r Ii;me La dliscussion libre et franche tie tons
les principes po'itiques conteous dans notre
programme
BUSINESS C.A1l i S.
A W. CAME(IROM. AlRtiITTETId CiII. 'ER. Or
c] der can be sent through the 'o, t oic,'.
:ItOiT.1 I & DIBRTHtEt, FAMJILI GiOCER..
S. twuer Third andl iiurcth sitr- Is.
4Mt.iEE PETIT. ATTORNEY | AD CO)C.,EL
lor :t Latw Of1- :vi ah . i :n .llsus tlie ert, :rhul"
Lani:inG.
BENJAMlIN TEiRPJEtL, IN WEE WHEEL WRIGHT
Ba:,n o'.uge.
Cl G. WION, htiOCE. FIGV .ND ORNVAME.
S tal I'ai oter. T i:r, 1 t ct. Baton Ru;ge.
Sill ilPltS RLC.TuN. 'BLACKSMITHJ A.V W.G
on makor. Ferry iia nd n. West taon houge.
AWtNt & ' ".i. ItlIoLEiI4LE A '.V I l tlPlL
I *.,te i:l alh.t- C',p:. !k,. 57 (t. --.,l'? r e,, .ttt
Si: -h.I° li t.o8t, k LIX LEL\A.l''S 'ro1:
I r1-E1i' 1 lsr'VTR i AND ' IfNTER.1 li lL
I` L. -EF- C.RI'E.TI'ERd CIST7ER.S13 ILEII
+a t.A lt.L' WI.SFIMA1tA'.AEIVORLE.INS 'IIElP
W Store, corner Lafa ett, anld lttt: | l.l rret- .
H AYATT & FRBA7!WER G.EIUAL AGENTSAND
ttCollect;u s. -2 ". . a lt ,'lcer. New Or!,.an-.
H T. WAlSIIII,, DRJUGIYISTJ CHEJJIST. Cur
Snier Thirdan, (lnhur,. - tll s.
H.AR5ET IHOUSE. nIL.LtJI AtARht.tJIPRlO
H M. FARiOT. .ITToIL'EI'Yd ('orX SELLOi.O
:, t Law. Uicr at t .. I ou:'t i,-tlt". 1We-t aat:
H"i'Y r & ILCXi'. IWIifILESALE .4AND RIET.IL
; ;,,<eas. Ct.a'inere Church and LafaI ette Sitrci.
!itr ;ti,5 l es
J W\i;u;il & t'5.. IWHIIfLEiALE IEAILEIS IN'
S* atent .t,.,ise.. 1.7 ('!:a-tres thieet, New
Or Iran,.
J SI1ON, TLtflHX!SG AN '"" ',. .,,
s ne Laurel and Thi . -:
TOSEP.H MCt.TP.It K. ACilhTrECT A.D lifil
*1 der. Baton ::ougr.
T A. TROU1D.tI.E, DEOITA.L . U'RGEON. Of
S flice on Iafa-,t'ytt( St., Baton I:on'ue.
OHN T1LANII. WIVORKERI IN TIN. COPPER
and Sheet Ion. 'Ihiru St., Baton P.ouge.
TAMES IM. MTrssEl.MI\N, AAi T7OINEf E OL VtaL
elor at Law. Office on Laurel street.
J A. VTALTT, DRICGGIST d" CIEMIST. Third
a treet bet. Convention and North Poukhvatd.
J IL. SIENCK. RI/'tK YARD tIILL:t. Otlice
"a en CtLhrc~4 oppo)silte tie Iarn(.y House.
J W. BROWN. ARCHITECT & BUILDER. Orders
a can be sent throught the I'ostuolice.
J-ACOB PIPER, FURNITURE WAREHOUSE .c.
Church street.
JOSEPH JOOR, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR A7
Law. Office with P. A. Walker, J. P., on Church
st reet near Third.
J M. BRUNOT(, ATTORNEY V COUNSELLOR A7
e Law. Office on Main street.
J M. McCUTCHEN, ATTORNEY4& CO.YCSELLOR
* at Law. Office on laurel street.
JOSHUA BEAL, WHOLESALE d RETAIL GRO
cer. Church street.
L JOLISAINT, DEARLER IN PAINTS. OILS
L and Hardware. No. 11, opposite the New Ia
san, New Orleans.
LOUTS KONI)ERT, FASHIIO.VABLE RBOOT AND
Shoe maker. .fsayette St.. Baton Rouge.
- RS. C. HUIt.S~ TN, DRY GOODS AND MLLI
1j nery. Third Street, Baton Rouge.
ON'I'AN & HUGUET, DEALERS IN HARD
ware, Church St., Baton Rouge.
.CHOI'IN & CO., BATON ROUGE CHEAP
* Store. South Bloulevard.
S P. BREVES, ATTORNEYd COUNSELLOR AT
S law. Office on Lafayette street, Paton Rouge,
and near the Court House. West Baton Rouge.
S . HAIL. ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT
SLaw. Office on Laurel street.
THEODORE. GOLDHMANN, DEALE IN CLOCKS,
L Watches, etc., Under the Harney House.
T G. & P. H. MORGAN, ATTORNEYSR COUN
e sellora at Law. Office on Laurel street.
M. BOGEL, DRUGGIT& CHEMIST. Lafayette
st., near Church.
SF.U.. "uNNARDrc CAORRIAGES HAR.NESS
l. Marine r t., next the City Hail.
D. PHILLIPS, DRY GOODS AND CLOTH,
Baton b ,. Corner Church and Lafayette Stmret
CONSTITUTION OF THE
LOUISIANA SUGAlA MART.
STATK OF LIUIIIANA, }
CITY OF-NW OKlI.E'.0 .
Be it known. that thij dy. beftore me. hILAl"Y BRtE
To. ('.Eo., a Nltarv Public. in and for the parill of
New Orleans, htate if louisioana duly li 'iunilioiied
and quafivd peraliti na. rni cmeanl appearei'id, tie per
sons hereinalter namurdt and underc'ginel, l ho t,'ever
ally declare, that Ihey do by tl'hese . ie'nt' form
tlhemlelves into a corporalion, under antlhriy iit .n
act of the legisilture of this.tato, cutlth'l: '' An nrt
for the organization ot eorporations for work, of puh
lie inmprovements arid utility." (N. 11i1.) Approv'ed
March 14th. 15:5. To whichcud thei make and agree
to the following
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION:
AlRT. 1. The clrporate name of the a.o'ciation to
be the '-1 Ot' WIANA SUGAR LMAr:T," and to have its
I omicil in the city of New OrleanIs.
A ra. 2. The object of the a..ociation is direct-d
5 .speeiallyto o the lease or lpurchase of a lot of groudll,
nind tie erection tlhereon of iuitb,le ,lied., ior ware
Ille houses and platforim+, r.tiAilwl . wharv(es, tblillingl,..
;an conwtrllctioni forl the couvcnient .toring anrd .ale
of . :. aIr anid un'l.,:-al.
S Ar. . T3. Tep('ital Stnek of the nail cerporation
- sa1hl c n itit of five tlollanol Lharlt.s, of fifty d -llnra
each. t uit thi. corporation sh.ill go into operatlon
P w4hen tlhree tIhouanlld hlure r lld1 1 ha. e bnill -uberilbed
t.ii 4. The Capital to."ck :..,11 be paid upion the
i.all o ir.r ,. ie.n f !.' lB ardt f itjirctori ; but not
h ore thanl I t. l pr·i rent. Ihall I. c.:'lhild in at anti
in, tilne, "i', ; itihhi ally 4,111. period of .s1t1e. diayl ,
.11nT ,' l0 1un-iles of ,ie id corporation -hall beI
ai o', a;,,lq b% a l h ar,, cost.- ting of ,}x Ii ite hl r-.lo
. I . -,,h- . ,hol . r lt hr . hoh' tall elect one of their '-n
- .1 , • 1 r Ii '. i nttl , w h o sh a ll r eli-C e ,C t he eom .rll -. i
tiol for lhi. oer iee ai the tilard may de'l.i }a e'.1" r,
It xee'lllu the ,um of ,,' i thm.nnId l'h1Liar .t\lt
- id P'reilent and Diret.,or .Ihall hii 1 th, '- "tli. e i iun
i. their i wire oi-lr. ll h, ' l.ii.h l ell.t', and haie
en tred .upn their 11ttrintl liiute. rI
Alr.T l . .\I t ;i!I ,..L n a .,t eth n hare 'i r -i ek 11hall
b tillnt ttl r ttlri- tl oi : tof n. ..tn r i. . andh hn " ulmn
e it., t o.' . !,,in t n , ..trok t ho. ll h it i.tfd on unlt.
ifli itll .c .rte , . ath }at ati-t nixt, 'i .-" plrect'ld t. 1*
tim ' of th1r. .l ..etel.
ART. To . I Whetn lhrli thei lIt n I w h.lan rey u i" tihe fapi
r. l Stok hall have beeni -b t elitI. ion l., ction ,all
he el"i y . . Ne.l- onr. ". mit a11 nil rton, J i l. tre
re.... A. i rha'e e. L a n t e:,'K i';.it. or ;,n., t!.rer orf
thwin, wah. l te :h-t cw'. i namrne for that purla,-e
rnl- who itshal iit eie t ,. int1, n.tie- in bone ort tiur in
onf ollh ,e t h. .. f .. ILe. a , o n f : .., . l ii thg t.
.ill f ,u i,-e l. : .ections -hall ,e hlla by to ee I'orn
mi -.ine.. (wA o hall f t.-t tlo ek hllerahut not l tr '1
, r-.) to Iai' at l eoiatel by I he ltire tort. ailnd ball .
hld onl the third Monday of .ianiary in Tech l and eve
ry year;:it t-whicth electin am uay,, ity of the -nhs¢rilel
o' k rom ti ine r. prientld to elect. but if a mrajoritl
,of the cu-cribed stck ,-ooll l not iie reprellt"r " t ,l"
i .then a li inl thai t el . ... anll e.' r shall be heo l on the
SMonlay ' folowi, , at whichr any number of lari
repr,-eunlt ,hall constitute an elert,,n.
Ar.. 1i. In the event, from any cause, the election
should it. t be held at the time hierinlwf.re prov:.ied
the n. awn in that iase, iit may be held at an"y 'ub.
Y- of New Orleansf
Air. 9I. A mTrtine of the nto'kh-l,!ers shall b1"
.dheld annually, on th- .a-tured ay prCti.e'lin" tfr thirit
rrtluday of January. ait fhvih nsiein it h.iall 1." it.
Sduty of the i're~ileit and Secretary to make o afual
and compt ite statemeent .,f the iaiairs of the corpora
tion, un tien olth.
Aa'r. 10. It shall b." the duty of the Pre-ident to
call a meeting c f t e .,t-kholers at ally time. .'.i
the written riequisition of any number of ,t .-khI'iol
ars owning, or reirsenting by proxy, ot i.'-- l .an
e li. . t'' i nh f rii.' it aio tal - ,,k of thre i it
ratin,; awl the " 're-i'le':'t anl .ecr"lary f r`ninia l4
-o 1, ,!,,. >l..tll lmnke a rei art ,f ti,.: . it - ti ti,.- of
Axr. I1. The DU: "ýt,,', .hall ,. et a r.et . .'
-hall also act :. Trea:ur r. who shal g;,, ben,1 a t::.
a:p-rvel -e 'yr ty, h .c the iithfl Iperformnnce of hi
dutie-; an- ,hall recelve ouch compeination for hi
srreies ta the hoar,! may from time to tim' fii, and
may be remaved at their pleasure. They -hall also
' appoint other officers, and employ such other kinhre.rs
as from time to tirmw, a- they may thiuk proper, and
r remove thetm at th,'ir plea;ur,.
Aar. 12. Divid,.ne,- Lall b, made on the fir.t `,lon
,a'"'f e"'pte bnher, in earl' an'l , . .ry year. fromn the
nett 1,rotils realize', fr'.on th, business of the prece
ing year.
ART.. 3 . niy two Pirrectora, togeth,,r with the
President, shall form a cqutorum for the tr.ii.nrction of
bhliness, and in case of the abh-nes of the 1r'. ident.
the Directors, beien not le-n than three pree;et shall
appoint one of t .,ir number P'rekiiynt pro lea'"
ART. 1I. The :': ,torp,0atinon shall have the rilht
I o n l.. , :1. , .' , .. '.". ' ,, - ". . t.. s ran, Ie mi e l:
" . 1 I' '- nt .hall be
n...,, i . I ... 1i .. , ., :., 1, 1.. !,, , , ,,,:, h '.
ART. 1i. Tb s . ire. a this corporation shall 1..
regarded as pere.nal -otate, and shall Ien trans.' ab-l
only on a book kept fr that purpose by the saidcor
plration, whichh shall a1ray; be anl remain in the
possession of the l'r. il at. a;tn by the surrender of
the cer.liieate :,f ta.c; and ro stockhol-er shall i
obliged to ray, or b. reslon.ible beyond the amount
of his subscription. He s.hll be obliged to pay up the
amount of his whole subscription at such time aad in
such a manner as the President and Direct.irt may
order, as hereinbefore prvided ; and if any stockhold
er shall thus fail to pay, for thirty days after dmand.
they may forfeit his stock, and sell it again for the
benefit of the corporation : and when any stockholder
shall hare paid up his stock in full, hIghall he enti
tied to a certilicate for the same, signed by the Pres
dent, and counteroigned by theSecretary, and he shalt
be subject t,,o further call. and shall not be liable
for any debt , f the cororratlion: all creditors must
look to the corporate body for their demands.
ART. 16. The duties and powers of the Board o.
Dlrectors are: To purchase or lease suitable lota o
land, and cb~e to be erected upon the same, suitable
sheds, ware-houses, platforms, hailways, aad
wharves, for the aceomodation, storage or sale of su
gar and molasses, and to manage the same. To lease
the same, if they deem proper, for one or a term of
years. To fix the rate of storage, charges and wharf
age. and the time during which produce may remain
for sar. To establish such by-laws, rules and regula
tions as they may deem proper, and not in contraven
tion of the laws of the State, of the United States, or
of the Municipal regulations, and generally to ian ag
the affairs of the corporation.
Arr. 17. This Charter shall continue for and dn"
ring the term of twenty-five years, unless seaer dis
solved by a meeting of stockholders, according to the
fifth section of the act of the Legislature, No. 131,
approved March 14th, 1855, above referred to or other,
wise; and at its termination, or in case of insolvency,
its affairs shall shall be liquidated by one or mire
commissioners, not exceeding three, to be elected by
the stockholders.
THEODORE GOLDMANN.
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES,
AND
Keworelry.
RARNEY HOUSE BATON ROUGE LOUISIANA.
K.EEPS constantly on hand, a large and beautiful
assortment of CIAOCKS. WATCHE and .IEWEL
RY, which be offers to the citizens of East and West
aton Rouge and vicinity, on reasonable terms.
Nor. lit 1654.
LAND SALES,
SALE OF 45,000ACRES OF
Valuable Sugar, Cotton and a
CYPRESS LANDS,
host advantaVge-uiily cituat(M. loing of easy in.coss to
lalrket., and well adnpteil to the culljatialn If tIe
tG;ARt CAN AE, ND ('ORN, and well
Iucatedfor uaw Mills, Watlyards, &c., teC.
PARISH OF ('ATAHOULA.
T. 9, R. 8 E. Acres. r
alf Iof . w. quarter .otion No 1, oin Tig'sr
I4,\1 m and a . ilt i.:4 I.:I( ....... . .. o
W. lquarte'r of s. it. quarteir nei. 27, llit,'.
Tten..t, oppo'-:;te T L. l.. llu.} ........... 2.00
Rich cutton Lov,. pl rt l t...sre, .Acreo .... ......
PAIRISHI OF ST. LANDIhY.
T1'. S., R. 6 E.
S F. quarter ore. :1.) lIit itugirl:,n4-,part
u r r Rich gtrll ad,. 480,81
1 . W.qcurler. -c. .12. adjoining . cie.. 480,rl
N . \\' . . q u a r t er s e(.: : ,
T. 5 S., R. 7 E.
W l,slf 've" °, °) li[ rish .g".tar:ln,la
All . I c 3. Nf t,.thi la .,l .... 1117 7l
E. hilf o F'. huill ta 4)
On bohtl ii. li. , on Petit Prairie, near At
clai h o a Ri, .r tl ......i....... ... 1598.5
PARISH OF ST. MARTIN.
Ti' l S., I. I2 ":.
.l .qnarter unil I. iolf of ..- quartrste.28.
W. hall of N. ', liarter and : hiall of N w.
lurt - c. ...............
T hu1e lam i. are p .rt 1.ighi t.ot ri ,t( ,h, "l vt lualu b" I.
p t, ,,.s al l sa hl, o l It ý F,,r; , in ! I.itth . !atyou ..or , tl
T. 14.R I13 E.
'Whit. ifa al . hn l v . h t. I. q7.art.-r - :. ... . 293.97
15.g1 r:. 1 l. ! I ti ,h b sums uatigabl. .,t ;ill
,ea on lot -;, .nt ,s ; .. . .. . ....... 60.. 2
EAST riATON ROUGE.
4 5 6 T. 6. 1t. 1 IV.
,-. 3, 4.5, i, 7. . 8, 9. 10, 15. 17, 1., 19 and 20 3234.94
T. 6, R. 2. W.
. e.., 1 13anil 14 .............6........ 4
SFr.rgung Mih-isipp.,i liisr. jix miiles ati.'e latn
L o-ougs .,luallfitor tirnlmr.
PARISH OF PO!NTFE COUPEE.
I T. 2. R. 7 E.
See 71 and I.oat .S ' 7 .... . ........... 02 O0
High trlh anlit rmi erd, Lain. nat,.liniug Jo. Stalre.
F.. K. Co',y.l .4li1 JouiaLn.
T'. 4. R. S E.
All ,ee i 3 7 .............. .. .... ....... 402'.5
N. . qi'artr and ..l.. iuart,,r . .e. "T ...... 3-2 1.
A ll .,. 7. - ;7 .. ... ... .. ..... ........ I .1
9 half .e. :'.1 .............................. 2"_50 17
S115 c. ~I ..... ......... .. ....... (41 ti
\ll ..c. ....... ................. t';.. "
Inrge portion of a'.i, hihii rich land, all yalhua-le
t_ aint'or. leinl ill 5,, r of plan:.ati,,on of 1h- -t,.r
in.. R. F..ior,. C i11 t(lihn. W I lion 'og anl
N. Beauvais awl otl,."s. ,.n l,, F. r:, lie.
T. -. R. 9 E.
f. . and tr. w. quarter.if +. w .quarter .re. 41 80.16
Roar of S olui, a-:;, oh,. r.
All -,f see. 45 .. ......................... 534.60
Ad.:,nin5 3t !(' r aon otier, on Fauo-e ii,
er , nur timber. 614,76
T. 4. R. II E.
tec. 35. aljoinng .tuot. I tl..ane. aý)ve wa
trl...i. ... ...... ....... 2.0.. (0
T 4. R. ~ E.
E. half of i. quart-r ,-c. 71
Fra"tion. eil 2ne.............................. :79.
tt.. 2, 3 and 4 ce. P1. .
Sits 2. 3 and 4 Kee. : ................. .6
i,:s 2. 3, and .I. half ofl sc. 4. ,c. 74..... . 245 75
it,- 1 and 2 annd . F. gquairr - e r
Lot 1 crc. 2 ..................... ......... 597.('.
Int< 4, 11 anl 12. s. e 0.
Lrts' . 3. 4 i. i 1'9 it antd 11 r... cib .t.... 406 4
rear ,,f the 40 rpnt of p lantlatlin, un Bayou
T. 5, R. 9 E.
I W. half' '. . quarter., :. half of aV.wqnar
tr a i. 0 w. lu:trt'r of . w quarter.
.. . 7 ....................... ...y .. 20(.,00
Total acr,-..... .*................. ....... b 2l;C 1.
WEST BATON ROUGE.
T. 7. R. 10 E.
e ................ .. . . . ..... ... 6t:. '8
S: , ' -,c. ................. ............. 317 0T
I ll .1 i 7 ....... . . ..... . .2.... . .40
On Gr..s.e Tete and Miiss.iippi r:,lrod.to mo.tly hit .
all 1 i-h, ti Inreid ith c p:i... and ast.
T. 7. K. 11 E.
oW. hal to E. f uarter. N. half of x w. quar
t"ir. i w. quarter of S. . quarter an! 7.
a. ,i ar:tr. ·, ; .. . . . 32:,::5
N. w. qLuart.r and s. half.tv. :. qllarte-r sec. 14 -'!2R* 1
Imacription as precediug.
547.53
T. 7. R. 12 E:.
w. w. quarter see. IJ.
N. t: . w. antos. w. 'garVier .. 1,.. . ^1. 80,00
AIj ,'ning 31i.,,-in. Il.*.Rne Narci--... I.llr.
\-o.. ; _.,it o 't ! rs ; line, c.icpri titrnmlr.
Total.. . . .97.51
PAI ISII OF IIMERVILLE.
T. 7, R. S :.
Se 1. 2. 3 4 an14 5.. ..................... . 594..5
tie . Fis, 5I an 1 I . .............. ........... . Art' s.,
S"c. 313 4 an~d :;.5 . .......... . ..... . . 3.;i .
tie. n6T, S. S. . r 0 t an 92 .... . :1,79
Lot 7. se llc . '. 119. . "ilf ,I 1!". 121.... 405,4:7
On Ityo. u Alabanma ; high .ii landI. nell at
naidtd fr sugar; rati ablte atall ,.,--on;
fine cyplres s; eiv aecrss to market.
T. 7. R. 9 E.
W. half of w. half o.e. 1]u.
N. E. qual-tr sec. 107.
I All iec 113. ....... 093,01
1"ar of I... ,.hon, Darrow and othller ;
nIia high rich land, best of cypress.
T. ,R.8 E.
io. s. 3. 4, 5, t 7, , 8 and 9, I lyou A laham a ... 114.0 .1
s.100 liand Is........................ :1:1,31
Ko. c . 945, 41 and 61. .viton .tlaLs ...... &ST,07;
S. w. quarter of s. , quarter sec. 63
All se. 4. . q rter e
SW. half of w. half an1 y. . qoarter nec. 71.
. -- 24. a. quarter secC. I.
A!I . 7i.
N. half se 3. 7 ... .... .................... 939.57
On Bayou Cane or Bayou L'Ourse; high rich
c-ne land, fine yepress.
R. halr ee. 41 and s. half Lot 3, sec. 82...... 402,54
N. half sec. 83.............................. 390.53
Fine high rich Lands.
T. 8, R. 11 E.
E. half see. 27............................. 1,444
T. 10, R. 12 E.
N. half of N. half se. S .................... 160,00
Fine cypress timber, near Bayou Goula.
T. 11, R. 13 E.
Se". 16.......... .......... 168,00
Adjoining llirri,. Mr. lr.orIuve. lichard high
and rich lanl ; valuable c pross.
All sec. No.23 .......... ........ .... . 638,00
Adjoining llon. Tra-imond landry. Valery
Landry, Antoine Din~. Vinson & G(;iry,
COprien Ricard ; part high rich cane land,t ---
ull timberedl with best of cypress. Total 8806,36
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
T. 12, R. 15 E.
Part of see. No. 18......................... 34,00
Rear of Ory, LeHBeuf and others, part of
Double Concession-fine cypress.
T 11, R. 4. E.
W. half sec. 49 ....... . 320,00
Rear of 5'o,lmb, Vasseur Weber and others
-fine cypress and ash.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN BAPTIST.
T. 11, R. 6 E.
E. half of n. E. quarter and s. a. quarter, see
tion 88........ .... 259,73
In rear of Jos. IeBourgeols' and other plan
ters, as far down as Ed. Marmillion's-finecy
press.
N. half sec. 91.
N. w. quarter see. 02... ................ 480,00
In rear of Tregle, Welham and others-fine
cypress.
T. II, R. 7 E.
Lot 7, and s. W. quarter see. 1.
S. half see. 2.
N. half of N. . quarter sec ll ..... ....... 9,86
S. L. quarter, N. R., N. W., and W. w. quarters
of 5. W. quarter see. 8
8. x. quarter sec. 4 .............. ... . 440,24
Section 12 and Lot 1, section 13......... . 681,0
T. 11, R. 8 E.
ections Nos. 7, 18 and 18....... ..... 885,13
Adjoining and in rear of Double Concessio.ns,
aluable for cypress, being Idgh and of easy
ceess. These lands are situated above and
low the plantation of Hollingsworth.
T. 12 R. 18 E.
half section 88.......................... 320,00 1
Rear of St. Martin, Roussel, Gravois and
ers, anont 90 arpents from the river--fine
Tress.
otal St. Johnbs ............................ 61,1 I
LAND SALES.
PARISH OF ST. CIIARLES.
T. I3 R. 19.
F. c. quartrr setrthn N :!...... .......... 145 4
A d n, , 1': ,hlateh , t, u l a l O. th r. , rea r of
D Iouble ('om ,.. .- ,t - lrh,'rF!;. .
P'AIISH OF ASSi'.1i1PTION.
T1'. 12, R. 11.
. w quarter so e t. .a , ltr a ,, in ',.rre l'art... 11, 0f
At hri t terr , ~ lt ri ' ,, :
W . h a l tl o l . w . qa. r l n t , r e , t , . t , 4 ý . . . . Ol )
I a ,o u 1'h , I ,. , , i n w . r ,a ,l . , t P ie rre ': r )t ,
rli h dig h la d , . it ti -, . e tt h ,l , 'i t ! ,
T. 12, R. 1.1 and 15 E.
ID uble Conrcesr ,on , to heir, of Lenda Guilliot. 1I 67 ', ,
High vahalle landso,-tine eypren.
''T. R. 1R. 3 E.
W. half of x E. quarter and a. w. quarter
etinn 3 ............................... 240 1,
Amyn antt at, .lining o.nUperviclle, on Graud
alayou-line cypre .
T. 15, R. 12.
etion 13. 4 and 25........ .... ..2..... 4,7i
l.tke latlt I ass and lake l'alourdet--high
an,l aill timbtrered.
T. 15. R. 13 E.
1,:. half of E. haf ~ction 1 ...... ............ 160.
S. half oft N. it. q.arter, and N I lf of s. ..
quarter sncttion 12.... . . 160.00
I. ou i lix. high land. a beautifuL wuide
and navlgable ntrem; settlement- adjoinui;
T. 14, R. 14 E.
T,.nt art'i ut, iu rear of I Ln:Atiiu' frtmt
\.tti. i.,.g 5}. .. .
\" hai' .. tiin 5 1............... . .
la lok'. It irret and ltav,,u llourhbea.,. high
.iad vA,l, 1b , ftr c I re .
T. tI., R 14 F.
fI. half f . h ecti t .. ..... ......... 160.0
T. 15. R. R. 15 E.
Section No .5 ............... ..... .... ,39L 7
Wt' half of 't: quarte'r : llfoif' w .luar
tj.r. at d . . n quai tr .re tt, 'i ....... o4= ,,!
W. halt of . a. quatr. and . ' it uatr
setion .................. .... 241,5n
In rear oi Tot.-. Wi-t.r. Ianocreau and oth
,.r- . iral'e la Balie.
Total area in A.. mpti ....... .... 4 11'.4'
PARISH OF LA(FO['RCHE INTERIOR.
T. I, R. 17 E.
t'. half ectin No 19 . . ................
lie:.r of l.ma. ( lilit. Tricket.r and others ;
fine ca priev *wafip.
PARISH OF TERRFBONNE.
o 1 . 16, R. 1.14 E.
E. :tf .- 1 -t;,,n 7n . itl , rtinu :J. lit i. r-e.
t,,t I.... . . .. .. 449. if,
W. h:t11 of - w. q ie:-ter ru.tion.ie. w ti:ll of
a .a -..cii.itn 1i.... .. . '39.60
North r ,- ' la:.tat.in. oan cr; ,t rie t Inl ,ou
Block--tine timt-red landa.
t T. 16, R. 15 E..
e t i,,n \ , in ............................. . 475.on
nection- 37. . 391. 1 5 53 an 5.5 .... .... 1179.3
On Bayou IChickahoula. in railroad . part
high . all ialuabl" for ttmer
T. 17. R. 16 F.
i ti n i ........ .....
Rear of landt on tlah oin Lck
T. _u, R. 11 E.
eitions 17 and 8. Point aux Fr'- Laght Houa e 57.7
Tt:! '............. .. .... .. 44,t
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
aection No 21'. T 12 R 12 F.
.,ct,,n Noi. 1. . 13 R : F .... .... .. 11 .
In rear of 40 art nt, at o" nng at . lalts
of Vilh-re.
Ther fvrloin linrl will be sold oi ne cmmodating
t..rm. Apply to , J. PotrW'E-.L.,
D(:oraldi-out ille. I ,ui-iana.
3 Bu.ines in the diiTereat tlanl Officesi of the
<ta'te n.it l', at thie rltrtOn,-nts at Wahihitn cits.
.t. ,i, to with pr omp tne. byI.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOSEPH' McKlRICK
Architect and Builder.
Ship on Florida sreet, eat of Main.
I WOULD relspectfully call the attention of the pub-.
li to, me as'ortment for the new year. I i..n
m.a.e arae:i.t ments with one of the be'-t maniiTf-i t
r:ne, i.t.t',li-,im.nt ilt Cincinnati. I am re1 't.~1
f rr "h ' A:41 l1 :,: ant lILIND -. ,h. ,. "l: ! . ,,
i ;; pi l. n i l mb h r,,, . .d -ul7 r.t r ,..rknmatn-i h ii', ,
o r thal n cui t -. , " ,ni-i t!.:. ,l ,| f i " ti
thl.e ountuty e .-tn '.: ..
vrotage to ,,". . a n f " ,.
Are- OrFds'r- fr, t th ee. .." , li::" r.,tn. tlt .lii - tl.
o i Duna t k 11 nl kin t- p,nc ;t:. ! rt .tlt.:;L-,.
97- flan.- n 1 -wcification.- tr citi a-,l countr.
hb,). stubu xtn silks. Ac.. given the m,.-t ,A
proutdl stt "**.
Lt,,. All kintd of jot work at.t n .' to it,' n it
Sei" and dtipatch, l a.ticr ci-terni .Je of t lthe lr-t
atei ial
ASBBURY REGER,
!ror,. JIG.V .4t.'YD ORNAMIVENTAIL PAINVTE
ANY \ erir< given mer for Hiune. itrIr. er lrnarren
.al Plaintin I 'aper-lihatnzing. ant (laving, will ml.
itit pr'tr.g attentin. An I aml i'roeiiu'tnlv i. ita"
in TBatr. cGouie. ant as it is my intereit t, giie g*'
ral satalltatin. I ihall thy to do it.
Sep. ý1', 19.42. ASTHFUP.Y tFGt'R..
V.F. TUNNARD,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAI.ERS
IN
T.HEIR stock of BRCGGI'E, ROCKAWAYS. HIAR
N9IS, IBLIROUCHItS. ('OACIIFHt and 1VHI!'S. i
now, complete. They invaito an examination in th.i
tocek beforie purctbain; in New Orleans or elasewhtere
as they guarantee their prices ant low ai any it the
,titth.
4- Wareriom on `.ain str,,,,t next the ('ity Hall.
£.ag Mai.t.rir iNs,. a'ii t.1t1.iiIi in 'uperior'style
it the old stand co Chuisi artnd Main street
iaton Rouge, Sep. 5-v
To Architects, Builders, Contractors, Plan
tern and Others.
T ITE NDI F'IGN-Dl would respectfully inform
Builders, Planters and tho community at large.
that he is now fully preparedl to manufact re by steam
power. at short notice and moderate prices, Oval. Gothic
or Bevilled WVinow sash. all L.indls of l'annel and Sash
Itoors, either fixed or revolting Iknor and Wmndos
Blinds, Door and Window Frames.o Base. Moulding. &c.
Plaining, Tongueing and Grooving, turning of every
description.
Plank dressed to order of anm" width under two feet.
and of any thickness und-,r three inch <. Timslro
dressed perfectly true. of any,length under thirty live
feet long and twenty inclles uarte.
Kt? All order aldlressed to, me through the Post
Mffice, or S. M. Hlart & Co., of Baton Rouge, will meet
prompt attention.
jan 5 J. W. BROWN
For Sale--A Fine Chance !
TRACT OF LAND situated in this Parish about
four miles above the Ferry Landing, and front
ing on the Missisalppi River, containing two arpents
front, more or less, with the depth of about forty ar
pents; side lines closing in the rear. Bounded above
by lands belonging to the succession of Terence Dn
mouy, and below by those of Villenanuve LeBlane Jr.
& Co., with all the buildings and improvements there
on. Also, with or without the SA W-MILL attched to
the same.
This place Is well adapted for A (OfVNTRY RESI
DENCE; there being FINE FRUIT TREES, GOOD
GARDEN &c.
For terms and conditions apply to O. BauKARD Jr.
Paraish Recorder, or to
. p19-4t. JOHN C. ELDER
JOHN TILANO.
WORKER IN TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON.
fgHHE subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform his
I friends and the public generally, of this and the
adjoining Parishes, that he is now prepared to execute
all work in the above line, in the best and most work
manlike manner.
He is ready at all times, tomake or;repair
Steam,
Supply,
Cold water,
Escape
and
every kind, quality and description.
Breeht g,
Tin or Copper Gutters,
Spouts or Valleys
for lining Cornices, made and put up. Always on
hand, a general assortmeat of Tinware, Sugar-house
Lamps, Lanterns, Oil Cans, &e., &c.
ýAllU ordersnfrom the contry promptly attended
. JOHN Street, Baton R O,
Church Street, Baton Rouge.
CHERRY PECTORA
Per the rapid Cur* ef
COUGCS, COLDS, @OARSI EN-s
BRONCnlTIS, WlEOPIN*COUSIj
CIIOUP, ASTIMA, AND
CONSUIPTION.
An nawndin enl, r .,,turr. I Lepateal ou the ewly dtheev
Irt, o plan of combining the isolated active pacipl o
mewicine in perfect purity. affording a remedyfor palma'
narty eom t.lainta which is found to give an eanry and
'elrtaint) f remedial effect by far aurpa.ing any hit~.
erto Lno n.
It. eomponents, Morph. Aeat.. canguinerina,Tart`o
\nt n, . lo.metme Hydr.. Acidum, Hyoevyatnin, e"t4.
a urn, .pt.. et Aqua. are here Irepared so as perfeelr
to reai.t the action of time ; thus allording tophydatl
a de.i eratum in medicine not hitherto obtaine, anod t
patients a remedy # hiel can be relied on to do fo te
all that medicine can do. This comlounnd and Its for.
mulIa lave been submitted to the highest medical an,
tiLriti.e o tuhi.. country. and have received the aqu.anE
tie i comniendatlon of professors in the following chools:
Berkshire College of Medicine, at Pitihteld, Maa
'.;, Medical College, (olumbou, 0.: Ele.n Mondia
S1.ege. Brunowick. IHe.; Vermont College of M3edicier
('attleton: Albany College of Medicine, Albany, . T.
Melical Insttit ute, Yale College; Trana)lvata oiteanirrity
of Medicine. Lexington, Ky.; )edical Fehool, Iltrard
otn .err.ty. Cambridge, Maos., Columbian !Mlical CoL
iege, Wa..hington: Membt,: Medcalluatitute Tenneoe,
And in foreign countri,-.
l:Ec.le tie Medicine. 'aria. France; Royal Colleeef
l'Lyj.icano and ourgeon, London; Quern's Colkp
heland; I'nierrity of Naph-s. Itally; Inlerial C
of l'hy.iciano, Vienna; "Junta Iedicale," Hvam,
Cuba. etc.
The Mechanic'. Institute of ('hio. at Cincinnatt. awr.
,led tl,eir diploma to the Cu`oIY PcTnULat., with honor,
for its extraordinary virtues for curing di eae Thmdi.
ploma of the Massachusett. Charitable Mechanics Alo.
ctaion wax given to thi- preparation at their lair in
Boston. Sept.. 1tI7. Alo, the Medallion Awardodithe
three great Institutee of th.i country.
xOtrdcc faom tI. Rq.rtf f te Board J~adga o .
ile, fotr the Inditule of NMoseckaastt, coam ;d of Pra.
fentr iWa.'er. ,f larant Conle. and e r s.
SThe C(err? lPectoral. prepared by Ir. J. C. Apt
Iosell. Maso., has becotr.e well and tavorably krnoant
the medical profession: and your eomaittteeeaarintht
opinion of those wiho ha.e used and prescribed t, that
itis a beautiful aonl iglly valuable preparation. Th
evidenc..s of its succe-a as a remedy suflicently show
that it may be relied upon with enutidence fir the elef
uf the numerouc and afflicting pulmonary diseases idci
dent to our cl mte."
Elaborate commer.datioQ n of the COE PI7CICA
hake a;lleaired in the Boston Medial and S.tgieal Jean
oal. British American Journal of Medical aid Pliy.iel
Scieces. Montreal. Lo.ionJonrnalefPharmacy, Chasru
town Medical Resiew, S.C.. Braithwatte'a Retroapet,
England, Medical reporter. New Jersey, LoadonL auet,
Annaeso pe Medicine et de chime,. Re ae )edicale, lRi,
France. .e. As an article of Iaubl. utility. this prepa
ration has received the favoa oble notice of many ditin
ui.ished in raonage, amoong sham atr
Hi, Roya a Maje ty. Oncar. King of Sweedeo and Norway.
Hi. Imperial Majesty, Nichkula, Emperor of all tI
Russian.
His lolineso. Pins IX.. Pope of P.onme.
Hli. Sublime Highness. Abdul Medjid. Saltae of Tacky.
Hisa Auguaet Maj.sty, iFrerick VI. King of lanmark.
Her Mo-t Catholic Majety. lsab. ia Il., Q.een ot Spain.
Hios Ro.al )Majety. Otho. King cf Greece.
HiL Serene ltt-nes.., Lae pold. Grand Duke of Baden.
His )lo-t Noble HligLune... George, Prince of Waldeck.
nSomdel lMir. Paramendr Malia Mengkut. Kingof tim.
Sir Charles T. Metcalf, Governor General fa theCan
adas.
Gen. Don Thomas C. MohI uera, President of New
Granada.
Right Rev. EAward Power, Irnl Bishop of Toroeno.
HIt lht IRe. lthert Paine. Metl.odtat ISsahep of Lis
Frl-r:i.klin I'i,"re. President of the 'nited latei.
II tar rv `.e nouro. Ga\veit ir of the ftate of New Tok.
iH,,n. lir, rv LIv. United Siate. Senator from Ky.
IIb.n. I ,ol . Wcl-ter. :eoretary ofstate of the Calted
: . l , ', ,:. D. P . Ll. D. $c.. ti.. Ire ul ntof
i ' r-. I. I.. LI.. D. l'reki.lent Ca.,Jea Medical
l,,un Franc:r' S.l;nk. ex-Foverner of Penn.lrvnia.
lt.,tron Von. .a (, etv.-t n. 'r tI... of e.it .e. rc
Dr. C. T. J.ck-.'r :t :..giqt of the Public Lantlol the
iLn.ited Stte )i. i..-'.:erer of htler. Knight of the tdgioe
S"t Ihonor. kc.
(;en. LD-l:e Co.mb.. Member of Congress from Ky.
Hon. W. I:. Preston. Secretary of the U. . Navy.
Rev. Dr. ltoncine. of ProoLlyn, N. Y.
tlov. Metre Ward .e, lelacr. of New York city.
1. t. Ir. rirltour.. W r.rn.erolev. of Masarahua.ltt.
I F. Ititt:e. U. ft. fre-idilue of `Itanoke College, Ta
.' ( , Il-. 'r, f.I Moth, and Chem.. " " "
i .t . -ith U . lt ., 're,. Randolohh
t' .t,:rt. i':of. (C.,"u . & G a .. "" ` "
I W' . I;:,"n III. 1.f l ire Hlam t.len
Ji.... \1 . ;cll; ant. Prf of lthemitrv, West Fa int.
Ti t C.!ry): I': rto)K.tt. 1 as not only tf s introduced
:tat'. thi.- arne- anl hIo ait~:ld of the ahove-uinationed
-. r. h1-. but al- th,-et- oa almost every dcil:and go.
c.truanut on ti. glt e. t':hrougl a trial of mtony nears
and by mani\ n.ttl:1,. it ha- .roved the tmost eierctal
r',emly ever t- i "t-c cvrd f1r the langerous arol it
tr-sin-' dit"---' -att tlh throat and lusg. No fa rnly
I lsoulbl Lb withouat it; and th1,se who have not: ko.w
it.t virtues never will. By its timely u.ethounmladead
thouan.lso are sn.l ever, 'ear from tl dreadfulanaag
which tda.t.ens down to an 'early graveIts mallittdesel
Svrry ade and seo andi nation.
nDlrinXt sc n Ellrt IENT PHYSICIANS
OPINIONS OF EMINENT PHYSICIANS
PIrn the weneralje Prdlesdt of Am rst C8tg.
J. C. AvEr, Sir: I have u..t your COImaYPKla min
my- 0 n ca..e of deep-rooted bronchitis, and a ati Md,
from its ch mical constitution, that it is is admi.rle
sompound for the relief of laryugeal and tasmeeal l
culties. If my olinion of its superior chnaisra3tl
of any service, you are at liberty to use it as o0 thin
proler. EDWARD Hin.IN
Ar ,rurr, Sep. 29, 1849.
We, the undersigned, have long used ATm's (1n
ParroaL., for inflamation and other derangementsdt
thr-at and lungs, with such marked successSod aimlt,
that we rcontidently recommend it to the pblicm an
ixcallett remedy fur the complaints ariig am.
H. M. ERmu, M. D.,
Surgeon of the Military Institite, eItgtsa,'Ta
J. C. M. NMsRall, N.D.
3up't and Physician Deaf ktind Institute, 8tsel·e Ta
F. T. Siasumo, M. D.,
Sup't and Physican West. Lunatic Asylum, aSatea, Va.
En. D. W.ATVD, EL D.,
Professor Physics in Waslugtsm Clege.
ron. JAm Dhota,
Chief Justice of the dState b olai
RT. Rev. Brme HmhW, n wied.
NL w NaoMma, AM, Ar, IMI ,
iR. J. C. AYE., Pear Sir: I Ihavead SA at
your Cu~lmy Plee RAL in my praceticed I m Si.
knowledge, with far beyond the ordinary edec eanelh
medieinci. It has craed for me some ep.s of gallt
conecomption, whichb ad assnumed an t alarming h pc
and many cases of asthma, bronchitIs, and t"-mi:
which I could subdue by no other remedy.. 1tA o
join you so maintain its excellence at the highrba
you hame reached; and while you do so he aure you
are doing an amount of good an the world if wldNs'
mot ambitious brother in the probasir m ghtlheJWl
Your friend, W. H. iel. .
Thefolilowtg is from a didiageie idd hoaoao Dh
LA FAv.m Co., Pas, Oct olUt
Dr. J. C. Avt, My DearSir: I: I think it bt ,
inform you that I have seen a moat rems. ab a
consumption by your Peetorta in this pla . Ad b
ful young lady, nineteen year of age, dad
the last stage of disease; her cough was °e"do. 5
and the expectoration part blood edarn t d m tt . ,r
with large lumps like pices ofln6. I ueS a 4.
thodox remidies without effet, and thehabýdý
to the Pectorial, which, to the incredibe j s bi
iy, has restored her to their amppa rc y.e t
not the custom of physicians to land such Ps.
but common justice demands thi aatc.i ._"r
always recommend the Cherry ?ederal in aim r '
Yours reapectfully. J. P. ksam, .
Ru: I notice in your circuhr that the fseýý
your Cherry l'ectoral and .thartie P1111. w.ý lt-,
any physiciaen who have not yet reiSv dins.
piication to you. I should like much tow_.
a I havelong used your preparat. o n -
and generally with excelleat cuesel. I
furnish to the profas* the .eat oePStlankW
best cathartic we have.
Yours. respectfully, A. bDa . P
Po tm he guddans o sf Lord Paeomeh IA JIdaie rs
Dr. J. O. Am. Sir: Ihae ned yo u
pound extensivelyin my practic, p and a d it tee
by far any other remedy we have for eorig daaa D
he ula.. "R. S.Jo. ..

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