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Platform of the National American
Party.
Ict. An humble acknowledgement to the
Suprenime being forllis protecting ear' vouch
s fed to our ta hers in their successful revo
lutionary struggle, and hitherto manifested to
us. their descerldants. in the per-ervation of
the liberties, the independence and the union
of these States.
:'d. The lerletuation of the Federal Union,
arl Consitution, as the palladium of our civil
gut ,eligious libedties, and the only sure bul
wark of American independence.
:Id. Americans must rule America: and
to this end native born citizens should be se
I.a ted for all State. federal and municipal
otlices or government employment, in pre
ference t.i all others.
4th. Persons born of American parents re
siliug temporarily abroad should be entitles(
to all the rights of a native born citizen.
.th. No person should be se'eeted obr po
litical station (whether of native or foreign
birth) who recognizes any allegiance or ohli
ga tion of any description to any Ioreign prince,
p,,tentate or power, or who refuses to recoc
rize the Federal antl State Constitutions
(each within its sphe:e) as paramount to all
- uer laws, as rules of political action.
;th. The unqualified recognition audmain.
tainance of the reserved rights of the several
States, and the cultivationof harmonyant fla
ternal good will between the citizens of the
several States.and to this end, non-interference
by Congress with questions ppertaining solely
to the individual States. and non-intervention
by each State with the affairs of any other
State
7th. The recognition of the right of the na
tive-born and naturalized citizensof the United
States. permanently residin. in any Territory
thereof. to frame their constitutin and laws.
and to regulate their domnestic and social af
fairs in their own mode. subject only to the
provisions of the Federal Constitution. witi
the privilege ofadtlission into the Union when
ev-r they have the requisite population for one
Representaltive i Co,'oress. providetd always.
that none but those whoare eltizens of the Uni
ted States. unduir the constitutiin and laws
thereof and who have a fixed residence in any
such Ter itory. ought to participate in the tor
mtation of the constitution. or in the enact
*n,.nt of laws for said Territory or State.
ath. At enfoicement of the principle that
SStateorTerritory oght toadmit he r t han
:sative 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. frol landing upon our
shores; but no interference with the vested
rights of foreigness.
10th. Opposition to any union between
Church and State; no interference with reli
gious faith, or worship, and no test oaths for
otfice.
lith. Free and thorough investigation into
any and all alleged abuses of public function
aries, and a strict economy in public expend
itures.
12.h. The maintenance and enforcement of
all laws constitutionally enacted, until said
laws shall be repealed, or shall be declared
null and voidhy competent judicial authority.
13th Opposition ti 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 (hby 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 psrvade 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 nis
management of our foreign relations.
I 1th. Therefore, to remedy existing e.ils.
an, prevent the disastrous consequences oth-i
erwise tesu ig therefrom we would builht
up the "American party" upon the priinci
ples hereinbefore stated.
lath. That each State Council shall have
authority to amend theirseveral constitutions
so as to abolish the several degrees, and in
stitute a pledge of honor instead of gher
obligations for fellowship and admission into
the party.
16th. A free and open discussion. at all po
litical principles embraced in our platform.
-- .-- . . ....-
Programme do Parti Americain.
OFFICIEL.
Ter D'humbles actions de grace a i'Etre
Supreme qui regit FUnivers, pour avoir se
eourn nos encetres dans leur triomphante lut
to revolutionnaire, et pour la protection qu'll
n'a pas cesse d'acccrder, & nous, leurs descen
dants. dans le maintien des libertes, de Pin
dependance et de I' Union de ces Etats;
2me La perpetuation de l'Union Fvidrale. ,
-le palladium de nos libertes civile et reli
gieuse,-la plus sure garantie de l'indepen
dance americaine;
ime Les Americains doivent gouverner
P'Am&rique; et pour parveair a ce but, les
citoyens nes sur le sol devront remplir tons
lea emplois d'Etat, de mime que tnutes les
fonctions fld6rales on monicipales, de prefe.
rence aux citoyens naturalises;
4me Les personnes ndes de parents ambri
cains r6sident temporairement a l'Ftranger.
jouiront des tous les droits et privl6eges des
citoyens n6 sur le sol;
5me Aueun citoyen (qu'il soit ne aux Etats
Unis on i P6tranger) no dexra 6tre choisi pour
occuper des fonctions politiqles, s'il reconnait
devoir une allegeance on ob6issance quelcon. I
que i quelque prince, potentat on pouvoir
etrangers que ce soit; on s'il refuse d'admet
tre, que dans toute action politique, lea Cons
titutions F.dlrale et d'Etat (chacune dans sa
sphere) doiv6nt 8tre onsid&eres comme la loi
Supreme;
tme La reconnaissance et li maintien sans
conditions, des droits r6serv6s aux divers
Etats; l'entretien de l'harmonie et d'une
hienveillante fraternit6 cntre les Citoyens des
divers Etats; et, pour arriver a ce rdsultat,
la non-intervention du Congres dans les ques
t:eis int&ressant sp6cialement chaqne Etat.
-et Ia non-intervention d'aueun Etat, dans
lea affaires particulibres d'un autre Etat;
7me'La reconnaissance du droit qu'ont lee
cltoyens natifs on naturalisas des Etats-Unie.
demeurant d'une manimre permanente dans
auncun de nos Territoires. de formuler leur Con
sti'u ion et leurs lois, et de rigler a leur gre
leurs affairs domeatiques et sociales, en se
conformant at x lispositions de la Coastitution
federale; -la reeconnaisaance de leur droit
d'admisaion dans 1'Union, dts qu'il auront la
po altion necetasire pour pr6tendre a un re
pretent au Congres,-pourvn toutefois, que
nu!l .utrequ'un citoyen des Etas-Unis, d'a
pre tie Constitution et les lois f lerales, ay
sn' :.:e residence fixe dans ces Territoires.
a. ;'- ra partucepet ormation de la Cont
Stitution uol . l:adoptiol des lots du dtl Terii
toire on Eta. ;
SIlue L applicationt du principe que, dans les
Etats ou Territoires. nul nle devra etr'e admlis
au droit deo sufl'rage, oil tltre lu a ti des lolc
tions politiquets s'il IIest citoyetl des Etkats
Unis ;
9tie ':ameniemenlt de nos lois de naturali
I sation, dtclarant qu'une r6sidence aontilnue
de 21 ans. est a 'avenir indispenasable poullr
devernir citoven dles EIlats-Unis, et daifendant
I l'ettee de dnotre sol A tolls mendians et a
toils crimineils mais sans empietelienkts des
droits acquis des a trangers;
Sliaie IIljpposition tlouts alliance de I' E lise
et le I'Etat; lnon-intervetlion en tout 'e qall
appartient all culte oi a& la croyal ce religieui e
et auciln elrienllit ecquis comllllue qualification
aui't laces.
1 line UnIL examenl lire et elntier de taous les
bllbs qlui pe'aent itre commllis par les fIl:ction
naires publi a et une stricte econouiie des
deniers di ipeople
Sl.anie Le naintiten et 'execiition de totltes
lois ,onslitiutiounellement 6tablies. jisqul a ce
qllO,!es soient abrogdies, onu lu'elles aieint .ce
declaaraes luiltes est iton avellues par uile all
a torite judiciaire conipetente:
I 13:n (lOpplosltion a l politique vacillante
et iahabile. "auivie par l'administration actuel
dans la direction a g l njrale dle nos attlires
::,tionatle. ailasi ilu'elle l'a damontrei plus par
ticulitrement. el dlplai'ant des Anaericains
(leignt clomme tels) et des conservateurs,
pour conlti.r leurs functions : des etranlgers et
des ultlras:-ainsi qu'elle I'a dmnnontie par sa
basse sounli.-sion a 4 eau qu'el!e croyat rlo ts.
et par res aIithies laatltnaroniaades envers ceux
qu' elle croyait fatibles- --a.ts a'ielle I'a
prout e n i e -el llai ait I'agitation slar les
a questions scctionnelles, par It rappel u coinm
Sprolnis lu Missouri:--ant-i pu'elle l'a prould
en accordant le droit tie sultiiage i des dtrlan
gers danI le Kansas e. t le Nebraska:-ainsi
qul'elle I'a proavae par ses tergiaerltiolns dans
lai ql'etion du Kiaisaset du ebasa-ka :-ainlsi
qu' elle Fla pirou11a par la corrulptiotn qUl regne
dans quelqueas tinstles departetnes ldu gouver
nemflnt; --,ilas qu elle l'a proute\ par isa iC1
rissure inprimee par pr\esntion et par ca
price, sur ties otiicirs daltinaigie, de notre id.t
rine nationale:--ail.-i qu elle l'a prouvt enirn.
par ses erreurs sa ll.brou.ls das nos os rela
- ains avec les pi sa:iCes itrangt. re :
lhme E n cainsequeaiac. pi.ol reinedier aux
mt liX actuls., et aour priCeliar lfI r -nl.l.ate
J draastreux qlli peavenlt surveiir. IotsI ;ous el
r forcerons d'ettablir le 'Parti Aai.ricain' cur le.
principes que nous lvenns dJ dr clarer;
I Lime Chaque Conseil d'Etat aura poJ)voir
d'amender ses diverses Constitutions, de ma
Snicie a abolir les diltflrens degrIs, et v sub
stituer in gage d'honeulllr,. anll hen ties atitres
9 oblgations nucessaires a P'admissioa danps ie
r parti;
6I:ime La di-cussion libre et franche de teil,
les'pridcipes poiltlques contenus danls Iutre
a programme
BU'SINESs t\ :11I):';.
W. C'A .MP.OM, ARCHIITE(Tif BLIL)LER. Or
. ders can be sent through the Po.t office.
. ITA k li) It.riTHER. F.IMILY (ROCERS.
•. Courner Third and Churcht street.
Y MEDiEE PPrIT, .ITTr.RNE A. 'D f'OU.SEL
S or at law Odiae with V.aim mt II.-bert, Brupa
Iltilng.
BE-NJAttIN TE.RRIERt GI & WHEEL WHIlulHT
Baton Rouge.
C G. Wl L!Nr, IIVE. SIG JND) OItXNAYEN
Stal Painter. Third Street, BIaton toua{e.
Si.\lt.I- ktiraiN. It 11 CTL.i KSV A-II TM 11 AI'"
o:d aiker. FVrrary I. dingi. We-I itlton *ta,,a
V 1In s.f ",a . Ii't/i)LK. at-,I ..Al aB4P.l.l.
I Daher, in ti.Jh, Caps, t e. 57 C'hartres at:cteL.
aew Orleant.
.tA\KLt\ HutUtiE, FELI." LLV. lEES. K a a'rprie
C -le, coerai Latyett and aa ".res
. 'AiATT & FItAZIERt.GE ER.i L A.1G. T.A" .4 "L
Collect, .s. I ',lu eretal Place. Ne Orlteaus.
T. -W.\iitll I. DRUGGIST C1EJI..lTi. Cor
t ner Third andt Church tr'et.
.\RNEY 11OLSE. WILLIASM MARKitaMP'RO.
,_rietr. . .-
H I.t F ,\VlttrT. .TTUtR.,SEY ,. .L V.'L. LLOh,
at law. Ofllce at the tCoart Htouse, 'est tIat
on t;oulge.
1Y.\TT & DIXON. ItWH)LE .IE A.1) IET.IIL
H rocers. Coruer Ci.ure ttatl Ilahlvettl .Stacrt.
t!:It RO.soug
J VRtttI IT & (0'.. WIIOL 0!lE XILElLERES L\
. Patent Mealticine,. 157 Ch.rtrtrus Street, Naa'
T Stltla, a LTHlING A4 D DRYa GaflS. (tar
* ner Laurtl and Third Street, Baton Rouge.
JOEIP'IH McKIRtlI'K, ARCIIIfECT AMD B11IL
J der. laton Rouge.
A. TROUS 'AIE, DEiNTA.L .LIRGEUV. l0
a * fiae ona I layette St., taton Rouge.
JOlIN TILANO. WORKER IV TIN, COP'PED
and Sheet Iron. Thir St., Baton Rouge.
JAMES F . MUCSSEIJI.\, A TOIRNEIE dC ('O.Ir,
lor at Law. Offier on laurel street.
J A. VIALEIT, DRUGGIST & CHEMIST. Third
* street bet. Convention and North Boulevard.
J H. SHENCK, BRICK YARD & MILLS. Office
* on Church opposite the Harney House.
J W. BIr3WN, ARCHITECT & BUILDER. Order,
* can be sent throught the Postofiee.
JACOB PIPER, FUIIVTURE WAREHIOUSE d&c.
SChurch street.
T OSPH JOOR. ATTORNErY & COUNSELLOR A 7
V Law. Oifice with 1'. A. Walker, J. P., on Church
street near Third.
J . BI:UNOT, ATTORNEY d& COUNSELLOR A2
* Law. Office on Main street.
J I. MH 'IU'CIEN, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR
* at Law. Offlice on Laurel street.
JOSHUA BEAL, WHOLESALE d RETAIL GRO
cer. Church street.
JOLTISAINT. DEARLER INV PAINTS; OILS
. and Hardware. No. 11, opposite the SewhBa
Ian, New Orleans.
LOCIS KONDERT, FASHIONABLE BOOT AND
Shoe maker. Lafayette St.. iaton Rooge.
M iS. C. HUFSTON, DRY GOODS AND MILLI
j nery. Third Street. Baton Rouge.
M'jONTAN & HUGUET, DEALERS IN HARD
ware, Church St., Baton Rouge.
P CIIOPI'IN & CO., BATON ROUGE CHEAP
P Store. South Boulevarl.
S P. GREVES, ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR A7
" Law. Office on Lafayette street, Saton Rouge.
and near the Court House. West Baton Rouge.
S. HALL, ATTORDNEY & COUNSELLOR A7
. Law. Office on Laurel street.
TIIEODORE. GOLDMANN, DEALER IN CLOCKS,
T Watches, etc., Under the Harney House.
T G. & PI. H. MORGAN, ATTORNEYS . COUN
* sellora at Law. Ofae on Laurel street.
F. TUNNARD&CO., CARRIAGES, HARNES,
c kc. Maine st., next the City Hall.
D . PHILLIPS, DRY GOODS AND CLOT7H
S. rug. Corner Church and Lafayette Straat
"'aton Bogo.
W . .OGEL, DRUGGIST&s CHEJMIST. Lafahette
ast., near Church.
CONSTITUTION OF TH
LOUIIANA ,.oG ,A 11 lIIgT.
f.IEt oil I.t1O-I tANA,
CITY ON Iw oinI;LiN. )
Ile it known that this dlay, befcic cit, Ilt.ttar Ictc :
Tt I'ENAa, it N lotarv Public, in ai tor t.he pariiih of
N \w ,-hleans. M-tate of l.ot.isiann. dulyci cOlnllll u i Uin
and ,iualifi.d, !.a r ionalli cac.ai an 1 jl cP, ca're,t. the per,
.ilnus h( taiaftll r c tame l 01 tiidct -r iglted, who se. i-r-i
aily declare, that they do by thc,"i prei.rents tIrti
htctmsell.e.s into a cior oratiwn, iunder ant cuiy al tiat
act of the I.egilatute of thistalte, enttlehd. A .act
for the orgaintration ot corpo)rations tfr ,elk- o-f pub
lic iutpro'.c m ntc i a atlia ll tlllt?." (\N I.'j., .\lAlrj,'c. d
Mar ch 1-i 14th, 1h55. "T o hitc l t'lc th ly nmaL'b a at rt "
to the fillowing
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION:
AIT. I. The corporate name i.f t.re ac.,..ialiun to
be the.I 01.jI-L.NA sti::AIt MAITl'," and to hove it.
donniih, ill the city ,f Nrew C(rleitl,.
Acr. 2. The iobject of the as.orci'tin it directedi
•.weiallv to the lease or preha e of a lot of gu .
and tile er ction ttjieon, of suitable sheds, or ware
hous1CAc are! platforcl. rtiliays, wharties, buil,!ingi
and cocn,ltruction.i fhr the covenieut rtorli:tg ,atil Sale
of sugar aei i"olabuses.
Art. : The 1Capital Stock of tlhe aid corporatiion
,hall con-ci t of five ttl on.anao shares, of i'.ft , itlir
each. ilit thi. corporation shall go into i peirat ,nI
when tiher thou-atwl harin -talj haie breen l-rbc, rt,]
Art. 4 Tj-. ct'alpital Mtock ahall bbe pai1 upon the
call or diemanl of the I. t.aIrd of iirector',r but ntt
mtor l than twenty per cent. ,ba ll ,(i ,'.Ii i i ;e ,at .t .ryt
one time, nor within a:io? rue period oif -.;a" ,l' -
ART. 5. Tie bauineis of ail corporation hall t et
imanaged bi. t Ioard. eon-tling of six itircctor-, w ch
,hatll be -tckho.llers, who hall elect ine of their un
ilcIy : I'resident, who shall receite .nu!l colprln.i -
tian for hi; serice. as Ith' Board imay dc Sepiolr.
not enxeeiind the , itm of ,ne thou-and d,,I.:1r'. .'nl !
,aid lrc'- iucnt and ,lie;:to Ihcll hold .h,.ir ofi.fe iln
t:l tl , ac , .r-c r - - . 'hall lha e atcc n t-!ct, ., a:ll ih.',"
enterer1 t it-in tjh it efllical duttie.
.tA; .r it. At ,I1 l. ctin,, etc .h - ire of ,i .tck 1a ci
". ti , the oI , r"li 1 r,1 t t, oi t' C '1 '. ao1,! * :. o ts
t t"- b t il,'.. bat n, ,tf ck e hall .1 b ," e, .f .in u , -
,ownem in zoo,! fith', at lea t ccats lay, prece:ng ".he
time <f ther clction.
.sar. .c11.wn t!' -a. thoI-ant I .hare of Oh (liapi
tal :tc'k -..tail La.:tv , beh a su is rilsiedl an I h.*'I i-'all
I) h, ilo l I NS l \. -; i IIt . N\ ,to ...! I) 1'.:
Ite J. A. ira 1 , Lc ac cc i itrt li "ht " "
tih t I," .,.! h l t a a ,:lnin --ito r- fr 11. t pi '"
l'ls wh:o u h. , - ;bite twia '. ,ahi . notice c r n:.ec t - e
~f the city pa; rn of -ath ,-c ,t , fru r hel,,ic t tc
All -u)4,es,i wnt t lee-Iona A. ,1 be hold b2 t!.1, t- '" i
Si-ione^ . - who shall be Stickho.l h,'r bit tot I' rect
,or.>. to bat'slynt'i by t.e D1.t, ,tor-. and hall he
!!,"I I ,a ti- third MSonday ,f January in each and eve
cy y,.ar, at whirels .cton a mayjrity of the ao bcr ,,.t
.:ok unla he r.-,re nt,..'nh, t", ehet. but if n m.,jo,,:.
J t h e s, ib s c r i le ,d a ft r o , -k |,1 o u l. l n o t I , " t ,re n t. e'lt'r ,
!hen an. c in that ca-e autr hall t cre heat oin t he
ionc:ac fO, aiocin ,. at w!,icich aniy ncu.ttr of1 h113
l,,,e n:el rhall c. titaean ci. cc ti .
.tIrT. Ilr thi t evnt t frcm ant cta - the "l. e i, {
twall not !,)e iwrld at tit- tilre chre.ubefotr." pruvt lelT
then, and in that ca-r- it macy bc hell at nicV tuc-e
,taect tin. after giuint thirty dayi pllti,- not;c in
,ce r more f tlhe t new-,a tperr p., h. c'1. ci the ecti
,f New Orhe:.nif
At:T. 9. .1 miitinteng ofi thit tc.tckhbtilerc shall I.i
hell atnualt. on the Caturdlay pre.t-sim, th. thir,
lionsl'y oif January. at which meeting it Ihall I." ti,
luty of the 1 're icnt anc "-ceretary to make a full
aind complete ctniiemeint f the affairs of the corpoira
tion. undcr oat it.
ART. 10. It hall be thie dity of the IPre-i,"nt '
call a meeting oLf tihe ntockhiolderr at ant 'itwi , ul", hi
the written requiaition of any nb.t-r of -t, 1,kbl1
ers owning, or representing h, prox not h-- .:',
one-fifth of thi e sub-criri i, capital tock ,c f thic - ,,t"cc
ration; and the free-id nt awdl .er-tary. t' r,-.sel:e,!'
so to do.i -hall cai." a re!,ort of il,, ta, cf tiC ali
fairs of the c crplrIon fiiti cr oath. to "ci, n,-retw:
.\itr. 11. Ti' e Dt re. 'r.c. -hall elect a t ",-i ~-. - a ,,
Ihall alio art at TreCi.tlier. w.io c)all gi," i. n, i. aII t
a ippiroedi -ec ri ty. for :;he fattl.ful pcrf ,c rc , ccc cf I.F.
, tltiv.; a t -hall ri,-.ic " c.-i:e c comp,'enlc ,un f, r I.;
,rr rice i, a. the .ic :, t c miy frlo tite to t:.ao- fis tai!c
nay b renvei at thi Ir peta tr. Tih cy T hall I; .c
a.po;lCt other taic',r,, a I t rni, n tc suci h otL.*r la r., c
it from tinoe t,, t .,ctcy 1, 1 c ta i tchn-tc ;c.,-c, iant.
e itco:t !icc n cc- . rctc!. , a
ART. 1. is.,! a- - - H;li be rant ' in the fir: t ir ! u- ,
Tah of n p)t.::,,t er, ian e.at,' awrl t-: ry ,-te r. f,,eln l,th
wit prccit>c; t Irout th ie baiacs"c of t!ac prce,
A~. . 1'. Any two ire ctori . tecether with thei
'reci,,nc . hball , m :n t c l ,rui f'r toe trc..nt ,:t i,,n !
c.dl t in cc e orf the a.b-Pec of th- I'cac .t,!.d.
he ;ire -tor-, I, ing not I"-t thaq : th,-, l,r..,n , ,hall
0ppoiut un, t of tii ntamber I r.tilent pro terot
Arct: . Th- :ani.l Corpo:at.i.n ci all hat'- toh ricc t I
to m iak and c-, a ccconitn -ial. to -ue all Ic u.I
to purchase, hol,ti. laseI. and ccvcryc ral or pr-' :,
,.-tate, and all atcitationi upcc, the 'ce"sident shall b
good anilt valid ag dcst thce corporation.
AoT. 13. Tit. -hares in thl; corpo,,ration cball i,
regarded as per.,onal etaten, and hiall le tran-f rable
only on a book Lcck t for that purpo.e by the -aidcor
pration, which -hall alwavoy be and remlain in the
,posseion of the President. and by the surrculer of
the certificate of stock; and no stockholer =tal! be
itobliged to pay, or be repon-icile rayont the amcnut
at hio ouishucrittionc hit shall bh ,blieft, iay c p thcI
amount of his whole subscription at such time and in
such a manner as the l're-ideut and IDirectoli may
order, as hereinbefore provided ; and if any stockhold
er shall thun fail to pay. for thirty days ifter dri.and,
they may forfeit his stock, and sell it again fir the
benefit of the corporation ; and when any stckLhld er
shall have paid up his stock in full. he shall be enti
tied to a certificate for the sanw, signed by the I'res
dent, and countersigned by the ecretary. and heshat
be subject to no further call, and shall nst be liable i
for any debt if the corporation : all creditors must
look to the corporate body for their demands.
ART. 16. The duties and powers of the Board o
Directors are : To purchase or lease suitable lots n
land. and cause to be erected upson the same. suitatt, e
sheds, ware-houses, platforns, railtays, anti
wharves, for the accomoda'tion, storage or sale of si
gar and molasses, and to manage the same. To lear
the same, if they deem proper, for one or a turmi of
years. To fix the rate of storage, charges and wharf
age. and the time during which produce may remain
for sale. To establish such by-laws, rules and regula-.
lions as they may deem proper, and not in contraven
tion of the laws of the State, of the Cnited States, or
of the Municipal regulations, and generally to ma nag
the affairs of the corporation.
ART. 17 This Charter shall continue fr and lu
ring the term of twenty-five years, unless sooner din"
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 more
commissioners, not exceeding three, to be elected by
the stockholders.
THEODORE GOLDMANN.
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHIES,
AND
Jewoelry,.
nAgNEsy HOUSE RATON ROUGE LOCtIS.AN.a.
K EEPS constantly on band, a rger and teautifui
assortment of CLOCKS, WATCIWS, atld JEWEE,
ICY, which lihe offers to the citizeni of .-tt and West
aton Rouge and vicinity, on rr,~aable ternms.
Noa. I:t 181.
;,,LAND SALES,
SALE OF 45,00OOr'CIIES OF
Valuable Sugar, Cotton and
CYPREISS L Ds+
Most aol o0.tag'oo-,Iy +itnatah Irottoat I tort * '4 to
i-t:.\ItU'.\\F, t t-iF l"''N t% ,4 1 00
l~,cattcliirr,- w )lilts ,UIa" & . c
P.AR.ISH OF ( \ i I0ULA.
'1' !1 R. SF? Acres.
alf ~f "+. a" gna"'t."r irti'll \ . , on '1 ger nR 0
W. i,,,:ro f +. 7 c se ," i' 11.'
Teooa. p.lfjmtF' I. 131~ t .. .... . ..... t.
Iticl, cottt"" Lm,-. pa .rt sha e'( 0.li a......j
PARISH OF ST
F . quarter .. - :11~.1 }fish ýny.",te! .... , I, ot
11' I'A J..II yn ..k.:. . . 01' it Int S\\1)10 e. ;131.5
TI I S.. It. I
e'laM I" l qU0T r atI. .tle C...
W .,ot'.' ,dj~,S ~,jiou"o:r.. 11.
PA 1.1Cr ISII *' S.1 TIN
'1 IIS I. - .
11- 1~I (11'ý ý e '1,r" ana t ' I I N:i -fs
Thy "-c - I..3 "1-Ire p rtt Ii 11rr.' * :1!' .l"a 1. f.,
ao V· til C'- 0 q
I 1.~"., e :3 I, ,In ooI ".3 an.. !.:II' i "u` t
11". I~a l o - u· t v, 1 ..f . -·- -cc ItO ..
logt roo-Oo too . ' tt-t . c o'o l t III
,c "Iu. i ,--tn o t. 1cr,"..... ..... . . I,-· '·~"
A'r cO I 1
".c- ., J 01 10 . 1- 1 : r ;u ._J43
I ~. t~ailr. a~! u~T. lý, . 2t. l\.uV rlt' t
r ",". 1. 1:; a", 113 .. -:. J"· ~
PI \RI'I1 O' POIN II OIPEI':
I' .. I. 1I -
...I:II " ! !4 !.o 'oX P to. e go- I
1 I,. IF I
\ 1. " '1Ck 1?.~:·
S u! r.~ .1..1 an.-,. . -. . .'l
to, .,~
t it .. 3. ` .. ......... . . .. . . 4 J ·
Iaiotota.nr' .: o't ' 1.. a q' .:0tl-r'. : 79 u~ .I1.l.1+
Iot r, It 001 it -t
1 n l" i F .000 c i V% t 1-: ,t :i . . A
'1'. .. I. tt F.
N. 1. aa Y. K ~a r~r 4-0. F toN': ~ r" 1 go]
10 .foorto-,4I
. c.:.'. ., ! ...n;,5, A.. a..- .I .n " 1l e- Y.'
tcti. ....... . . V:
1'···" . . . . . .. . li ... r~ i
i.t\ Iall 1 ' an ?. r.q" ..rt-' 4.
all ri l · na - , -.l" " * 0 <it - it . an - . -
T 7. R. 1I E.
15. lu t "f . e. quartc r ,. ',...I f - ,t , .ar
w , 'uu rc.,' .. i .- '
le : I :,. i a . i . '
T . 7 R 1 2 E .
A y,.:,:me \I, II u-m. L.- li e . r}." -.dtnlly,
W -l. and others. tOn c, pP,.- tlolr, r
Total. 3e3 51
I'A ItIsl (i)1" I LLSil'I LI .
T. 7, R. ' I'.
1 . .n st .. .. . ... . .. 5si'.' 4..'.I
, '., 47 ' a ,1. 5 ... . n . . . . .. .. :'."l ) .
fine '.p..,; ' -a".'s are' to ma't
fine hig rich hight, est of b .pr o s.
Seo, lat:,.tl I . ..... ... ......... ::0.31
&'ic. 31. 40t. 41 and lti. Iltou .Inlaara...... 587.07
S. w. quarter of . W. quarter eec. J
.11I ore 564.
W. half of aw. half and r. E. quarter tec. 71.
All see. 72.
N . alf .................. . ... ... 939.57
On Baconi (ane otr Ilistao I.'(tur.,e; hith rich
oane lanot. .hhte typr , ,.
S. Ihalf se. +l un, . thalf lot 3. f ee. R2..... 402.54
N. half se .. ......... ................. 3' 5,3
Sine htiet rich lands.
T. S. R. II l.
E. half ee...n ........... .. 31.114
T.. t. r. ItI E.'
N . half of . half c . :..........t .......... 10r . 0
Fine c} proew tintber. near i5ou otuuia.
T. II.R. 13 E.
Noc. 1 .. ................... 1S.,
Atljoinitutr Harrionr. Mrs. l.use. Richard; high
ant rich land; valuable p press,.
All. sa t.No. _ ..... ........... 3,00(
Adjonititng lIo. Tt:udioatsnt L.nltdry. 'talory
landry. Antoine Iliac, Vin-on & G;indry.
CypriAn Iticard; part hi~gh rich clan land.
well thtwte'red with et.lt of eypres.. Total 88105,"6
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
T. 12, R. 13 E.
Part of e. No. 1S.............. .......... 34100
Rear of ()re. LtoenI anIt olturs, parI t of
Double onos<-,irs -fins eypro:.
T' 11, R.. . E
'.half see. 49 ............................. 80.o0
Itear of Colaonb. Va.rseur Weber and otlher
-fine cypress and ash.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN BAPTIST.
T. 11. R. 6 E.
I. half of a. E. qlarter and s. u. quarter, see
tion s ........ ................ ...... 059,73
In rear of Jos. LeVeiturgeoie' and other plan
ters, as far down as Ed. Marmillion't--line cy
N. half Osc. 01.
N. W. quarter sec. 92 .......... ... 480,00
In rear of Tregle, welhanm and others-fine
cypress.
T. II.R.7 E.
L.ot 7, and . w'. quarter sec. 1.
S. half ee. 2.
5. half of N. E. tquarter sec 11.... ... . . 58, S6
S. E. quarter. Y. E., N. W., and a. W. Iluartes
of s. R. quarter sec. 3
S. Y. quarter see. 4....................... 440,24
Section 12 and Lot 1, section 13 ............. 581,06
T. 11, R. 8 E.
ectin. s h os. 7. 18 and 18 ..... 585,13
Adjoining and in rear of Double Concessaionsa
aluable for cypress, being high and of easy
ceoss. These lands are situated above and
low the plantation of Hollingsworth.
T. 12 R. 18 E.
half section 85 ............. .... 3:0,00
Rear of St. Martin, Roussel, Cravois and
era, anout 90 arpents from the river-fine
ress.
Thtal t. Join ........... .... . .. ... 00l .13
L A NI SALES.
PARISH OF' ST. CHIARLES.
'F 1:t R. 19.
0. Ft quarter ..ctirn N. 11..... 11. 104
Aitdlniitin lt'itehilead anti otetxn. rar A
I'AI{IS1I OF ASSUM PTI ON.
W ,-,juke-r ~F.!j ll :,>;. Ill': ,u I'if·rr a fart ... 1;.9.011
a it f I t juariti r t,'ti.'tt ."19 S1l ti(
lt.?·at !II,'. ',1 -n nw roal to Pit4-te ailt.
'I I, l. I I an I5E
I
'a~n lf." fn.,ý.. t.,hi rt- ttutl ii t~ii. ut 10t ,00
rI·Crti nn :.. .... .................... 1.0 '
eI'. 15. R. 12.
1:1, quit-t. _a l . .. t. , l. . 1 .. .
l:.if '. t I tn rt i f 1 j. a.i ....... , 1 1,1:
),Alf '-I t_ yt artelr. and ll . )a.f of n. t.. r
y..ar'rr t, !l,.1, 1_ ..... .. ........ ... 1610 l~ uI". : ,101 ~-uo . a,'lu~
.. nl :::,i};,1ýý" -,.".,. 11rm.il nd~ul ul:la. ,I
1'`. 1 I, It. I i F:. i
I~ ~ 1 I
71
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lii?.
TI. I.' . i. 1": E
v~ n 't -I't
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4''
1 51 i:.it ,"rIt f N t
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It.,~~_1 ;.,th n ir
1 - a ..1 :1I
yea it _t+.unq·Il Ii..n..... t.
1',11'1'-II OF OUI' X\INNE
-I-attn i
J n :ý""I'- ;',I it~ i. a fl.jtlat 1t1i otfi
1.·· 1 Ilil 'i t-lI"
·~. i I~ PI u ,.... ... . a' ha
T Rl...... . I 1 r ""
-i.L·:I· :·l) tt-I itt-z.I t-I, · ~ ~ ii t
' , " + 1 a, 10.i ...t ux 1"-,, 1 h. I t nutr S;,,.
In r t,-n I,. aittimi..tnt-a 1,, I an ~I i'd
i t ' IL t It-"nr L an-i wil t-a'm- a." -'- ar,a wit vis tit
tkiiiatl.i. (1natiat
nt.Lt. "I.. "atam.. . ..uita. a-.l
.1t- i'li r 'f -7 'rn wa-k umt-ttd . t ot I - t ,
I" a ..- at hetarp clart n -noa u-t-I I~int,. l-.a
W. I : TU NIi
Vt Ilit . 'a.-t .. n -, I ll-IuI I tI I1i:L.
t NEa Atit-:.n tti '-Tt
.:~·i ;·l ub rr iib·r,-L!' l , nrr :rrinuls' i
t Iabrp~-n a. ··Itta a. at~i it 2
4v Mat-ennoat .tai~i rmai:ncr lt-i- ellt. i-I
Architect and Bnilder.
ý4.,ý ,"', ·I·.··rf I' l tir,' , c· ) of _V (! r i"'
W IT 1ia - tt .-'ta. n n tn-' -n : ."ft`~' p.1
~ r " "r(, l..cta, Brnnrldr.efnor torn.h" r s11. Plait
a i Ilt-,rl.! ,"Ir(F m ll ! , cla .it n,.l h- ·, t...il, act
,11 " -totI L:nl( o. in ('. 0.1110) 1 and Irt ur0.
! uru:.l: S~o't· 110)11) an.I11 1.1\16. 111.,''" o I'.r +-.t
". f~ i !'nr i.,:le '. l~hr n: I t +~r Iu-r hu· om .I-·in . ar
-::~c· on he · r tbfr in i. u 'r v nu n'l '.n+ 11
1.1"cut.r,"r t w .+hit n h li l . il :i' ! t t o t:-1' a ý!Il
.a · ap "t,. c -..n.n~ ~ r, it ...:r:, .n"" nO'rr `.,10'10
,.._per. . l +n tee h wirer cilt, rl- tn., (.- "1 tin t, j
trrs andl Others.
E11: 1'NI;Et~t(;GNED wouhd re-pectfullr infhrm
Builder.. I'Lmntcrs and th.I onumunity at lirge
:hlt hLe is now ulli\ [,repartd to mluanufacturl.o sltanl.
,,.t, r. st thi ot n.tice antd at derate ,rt es. Oval. Gotht,
lr , tiled H .u h as -ah. all kin 't ,f lannel and Sari
I ' r0 . either tined ,r realtiiug litcr au-I W ,ttot.
Il.n ,-,. D~t-or an! to i ; a Frames. la.ae, Moulding. &k
ilai-intot. T-..;acing and Grooving, turning of coer:
des.eription
I L.nk Ire--ed to order of any width under two feet,
::nl of any thickn'l-- under three inches. Timber
,Lrced i'.perfectly true. of any length unlier thirty tli.
fruet ltug and tsntuit inches quare.
gv All orders aairessed to me through the Po"
,ftice. or S. I lHart & Co., of Baton Rouge, will nlice
prompt attention.
jan 5 J. W. DROWN
For Sale--A Fine Chance!
TIt l:iT F L IAND situated in this Parish about
btate ,,:les abh the Ferry Ltnding, and front
t! I on t!,o 1l.-is+ipsii Biter, containing two arltent
fr-ont. lore or le-+. with the depth of about fortsy ar
pe'nt : ile lines :clo. na in the rear. Dounde-d atý,l
by laund behos.ing to the sueession of Terence It
mot, anl bt.low hb those of illenaaute I.eilane .Ir
, C'o., with all the btildings and improvements there
ont. .\o, with or without the SA IF-MILL attched tr
the -alue.
This pilac' i wrll adapted for A COUNTRFY RESI
I)DENE; there being FINE FRUIT TREES: GOOlT
(;GA IDE &ke.
I',r terms gt e,;ntlitrtins apply to 0. BlltjiAntrJr
l'arlaih tRecortder. or to
Sp9l-4t. JOHN C EIItER
A. W. CAMERON.
A1PCIUITEC7'T A..D BUILDER.
BATON ROI; E.: ..1.
%TILLI. EXECUTE in a faithful and workmanlike man
ner. all contracts for htitling or other work in
his line, which mayo be confided to him.
Orders addr'essed to hitu through the Postoflice, will
recenive prompt attention.
feb. 14th '55
JOHN TILANO.
WORKER IN TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON
FIiJE subscriber resptetfully begs leave to inform hi,
I friendt andl the public generally, of this anlt the
adjoining Parishes, that lit io now ptrepared to execut,
all work in the above line, in the best and moot sork
manlike manner.
Ile is ready at all times, tonmake or repair
Steaol.
supply.
Cold water,
Escape
and
etry kihd, quality anu description. Slope Pipes of
Bretching,
Tin or Copper Gutters,
Spouts or Valleys
for lining Cornices, made and put up. Always on
hand, a general assortment ofinware, Sugar-house
Lamps, Lanteruns, Oil CanS, &r., ke.
W- All or-lcrs from the country promptly attended
to. JOl1N TILANt.
Chulch Street, Bat-n Rouge.
~AERR,
CHERRY PECTORjl
For the rapld Cure of
COCCISS COLDS, HOADSIZNESB
IBIRONCUlTIS, WDOOPINC.ICsug
CROUP, ASTIVIA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
\n snno linr njrt ....",. . "1. 1.,*. ,,u the DI. 64l,;
r~e i1 Ian .1 II' i>.., '01 4 0114t s~i1~t .,
rult ':, il~ in In i.. t Iootit. 0. l.4l Ir'.lr: a regot' ur yui~os
uatunrlntn. w:rr1 1, 1'a I t~ io cr0on nrgaz r il
('Ila~llnty at rein, t:,, ,11,"': c) " tar surfaeatng anjhitL
oc t. L I,- n.
Ito .4. '0u.01'"u., `. r; 1CI I.. raginftr44ris,.Tatu1,
utiu t. Itin:r .A'..i.i.. Illn.'4ominj laoha
;.ut. 14;.t. -I .\.{+: are I:b-Il eel ladc ad Jn 'rfrnlly,
" r. . o' I'. o -1ot nIo." t.i..' 0t4di ngtopbjrici4ar
~Ia i", ·i al 11,ln III 1 11 ..,c1~rIr t., t fl.....ettu bfaine, 101111)
-'te' ar ~d ,le -,.i, r 'Ml . o~ 44, n to do tar thta
all flatal n,4'.!icinr ·,: dn. Iho- ctmn44Dnd and it. lo
tto ol~i. ntl l it.II'e rebeiht- ilbs uoott
i".1 . tt.to-'ah-o t, 1 i''t 'td"'ur in the followitg 1acI1,
3: ; t."h r. r ""1. tof iL ojdkur, at litlAtteld, klZul
,,!,.,: >1."';, :.I .Ii.go (olumnofns. (.: i.wdnn'tijait
Ir i;, o-t nit Mr. e.; )Lnntot ('allege of Ulenona'.
"a-t 11.i . ?la.0hie, 4"tIt-Ee of Idedicn e. Allany N .
: ·! to. )'.le 4 'lb-go: 'tonnolonnia aitntrsj
'ý ic": ," I t ) t'l.uol . h,.. )lJu iaI '1.4:.41. IfaIo,,I
u.." : . I:,:";.'. `l o.. l..- ( , I t,aon )lJ"1edi Col
.A r:" II': r It t~'of ( Cioiinnttc. i4
""'t".:au au Srgr.n. I.tdn;Quodao Coiloeg
f no l: coo .koo'.rla u "Jonta l,-tlicaic,", fatn;
Ti..- M..-l '40 1' It atoM ·l of I bIno at Ccinnati sill.
. 11c 1.41..u t~ th tooee" I o'rjrn.o, with honor~
r IT r" Ian"'.n zy vrtu 'I .Tt cc Og di~t'a.n Tileill.
. o t )to- i14ct'04f atooiull Mcat i t A'wazr
1 o'":. 1, F.", n to ti~r. t Trpa atiau at their faid in
J.. -· r.." . v4. t"r't):.-lvllir" u Awards ofin
f'r'". r' !...,. 'hr Rrl %.rt ill the Rurrd ,f Judo an Cha
1., 4 r '1,. /a CI:.iL f I.Ie/ Colrorr4. tit h.ala. f Po
f ·--( ' ·rI~--r · rvtt,:te. and W,n.
" 4 ',-,1. .Ioal l frc'.orr' by ho. J. C. Ants
", rr i xýý L'. `ocatn:e .1coilll todlablrabhvban4i
,.rl r... tl pr.0f'". otn aOtll 4ouro 1" tnilttecnctcrijl.
.,yeiO n ,.f those 1 ,1 i.a.r u'-I' ar proscritbedit, tial
't< a loau'ifil aft ! n fgilo raluabl e pren;aratilla. lih
" .i~.u- · o ·-t... ce.nn- a rentedy uaifceat uy ri.p
tirat rI: in-% L0 n-!"1. u1-a with conldc.4iCe At th, rtelef
1 'i, a 14100r.u aul :allicting pul4t.Ary dsanooa an.
0.:., n";· sn of,1 1 4 thel Cnuu uc'aotul
I 'a r401'..nd, i n tit 1o.0 u Ma Le: I and uigimfJe
itol ta 1. ." fbtnI, .c04. Joule, Io. oauiral tud PLoiraI
l .- I"l-iu.. t>o'nltt IA ..unJ- ucnl. fl'lmot cy.Cli7.kr
'.41n MIIi 'l 4044a. ('., 114.4 lhwaltt"' Bctroett
11.i- l.. dIt Jical (pCo I'.."ti 44. .wI4 J,4.0 Icido Liainof
\u,:.,1.. p 'toMo,ovou t dni," i na'. fe anMc4.iea, lanar
t rat.c.. A,. A. on orttclr ol pubi c utility, thin papa
rat010 Ii'a real i4rd 4tlt tfaloolt I- .-t',co of many uocal -
.a4.L'-ll IItlrl-raOe - l'4 , In_ A are
lIf I.:.:.l r-.jo-'.lb..ao. Kingot'wetdonannd\ .cn.
Ii I, 140rori OIajet.tt. Ž.iNh'ra, oope or at all tr
H.i- glirl te' I'iu' IX.. roge oflhonma
II~. ul,1 no. l!i:bnn,. AlIdul itdjld, 'ttaaolIajy
If' I.at p,.ojc. 1 '16 'Itn'ck Frr' , hiat of 1 eome
I(~r 31,."t(':tt':afec a;cs'y.I aub~lflt. QorunofSpsi i
if.. 1fo..t iI.,o·lv Otbo. King I 4ffr .
Ili. tta '514 .alhneso. Lr pr.id, Grand Pluke of Fade
Ilti )fartt· Nofta lfiglenea., George, Prince of Pnhaktu
5Llurda l I 4t11 Paramnondc Ila llongkut , Kngaf urna
'ir Charles t . Metcalf, Gtovernor G 'enrl 0f theoCa
ada0
toon. Ion Thomu CV. ooqaquea, Pretident of $et
Itiglht Htey (. ::arl t wn'. LorI ltiib.-p .,fToonoi.
114 14 Ie'. loat.nrt Paine. Xct-0L.tA tlirlop of Nis
fran0044 l'icrro Prm'iridnn of thn Uo'te". Statn.
tarney 'n, (b'"l. (iGnyeto'r of 4h0 Mathe of New TeA.,
tlan teur (1a,.4t'.. t'aittil ."o'noiinttatur fromalKy.
Hln. 10ni0l t"b-tcr. 1.rotarl oftate of thetldfri
hrnl'o'#tr. Ag.
t-dl .-rr HiIclhcoKI, h. Ir., llr D. ke.. ft., P.arida·ttf.
I 1~ ro. jI. 1) . I.L. P. I;eui ent Ca"Ia on YMdicnl
ut.L g".
11-44 I Crnne's sib:.k. cx F..onrnnr of PeanulesaLa.
'1,r, ..u 1 crIor t, u. 1l'r" feqor, of 3.L.onica. lunk.
14" ,' T .1 lnnn, 'c..,':to of the Public Laadanlk.
I'n t-c S".' ·. j, 'oo rrr oh.th r, Knight o tit h.iia
Hutnor Sc
l:ru I.y·· c f'eon; ba-. .M o b c uif COaOqcer fr4t Ifly .
1iI, 11 II i';-c.. cftO3O t1 S. Nary.
R I". 11':.r. \'4.4l I-,"n'Lero( .
'I Iit 4* I' II'rn.i~.InO of Colltge, t'
r "If. Mothno Clam.
t'. .u .\ 1, It. P.. Pro. Ptandolp h
_ l iirt art 14'u01. &'G~ol., "
I . 1A-. . 0't. I' II. I'r-.. Hnopden
JI., . ~i,'·.1 am. P, O. of Ci.rmi.try, West Point.
T:'r 1'l;:000:v I 4400 AL I as not otlv h-e juotedtil
11411' Itio. t.nto 40 s1t: Io pitalo of tle abover mbAtw d
r-i4. II nt -o. t1ho.s1 orfalmost every civil:wcd p
. :t.muet ~n 1t , gln,;.i hro.ugh a trial of ay yyar
aul~ h i mans n..t., u. it has proved the anmut eulethal
t, ," . ucser set , .crovrrtl f,r the dangcrous and die
tre u.i. I:."a-aI.. the threat and lung. No fblly
,h,.ull ,n. .`.i:huut it. anld ths who hbneo.rknkia
tIL \ rt uh' i. Or wi!l. RBy its trmely ue thonsaadlad
thou-andi are savec everyvyeaI fromthhdreadfulOetlg
elter, :mastena down to an early grav its multital&le
,very' a;e and sex and nation.
OPINIONS OF EMIINENT PHYSICIANS.
From the rereai Presrrinent l f AML rd .4l
J. C. A'rs. Sir: I have used yoLr CaOt.RTPkSEMi
iv own case of dep rIoot et bronclitlo. and am Mtidda
frum its cth mical eoniictittioo. that it is lan .adbi
tonmpound for the relief of laryugeal and blientiadlt
culties. If my oi inion of its superior ekhadeareat b
of any service. .eu are at liberty to use ituA yu thik
prolper. EDWAuD EDaat.
Aue tear. Sep. 29, 1549.
We, the undersigned. have long used kAmT'i mIst
Pe'XnreAL. for inflaluation and other deneentsdt
throat aridl lung. with sche marked eaccesaodbeL,
that we confitdrntly recommend it to the pablicen
rxcetllent remedy for the complainto arising fro em i.
H. !M. Esvut. M. PI.,
Surgeon rf the Military Institute. LwIingtoe T
J. C. M. MtruII.ar. 3. D.
zup't and physician Dea k IBlind Institute, Sthanteu,
F. T. hrsauso, Y. I.,
ýup't and Physicau West. I.unaticAhylum, Sauaton, V.
En. D. WNat.a.t, LL Di
I'rofe sor Physics in WahLbigtO5 Cit .
IcIa. JAun I1Oom.
(t' if JuHtice of the State of Ikla.aS
RT. Rev. Btsaor HnorAW, or . 1
I R. J. C. . , 1I ar Sir: I ba
rour CtERRY PactroAL in my praglPtice. g-. I 0
lknowledge, with far bemondthe ordinary etCi.Ito
mcdiiines. It has cured for me scan. l caf lti
consempt;on. whdth had a-sumed an aarnimi Upe t
undt imanv e.ses ot asthma bronchitis and trach'
ohiclh Icould subdlue bh stn other remeyt Let lkt
yJin you to maintain its excellence at the hg.rt"
you have reached: and while you do o, be o.rl0 J!
are doing an namount of good in the world of whi.drt
omost amnlitlous brother in the profreaion might be.lj
Your friend, * W. H. SravaliicNlt
Thefolloidnr is from a dinfiangrgitil pri tiMr 00 J
mitof th Chnet. vOct, lt
LA FAvrrat Co., PLOs., Oct
1t1. J. C. AYtn, My Pear Sir : I think It bt
infirm you that I have seen a most remabkb C
po t.umption by your Pecetorial in this place.
fal young lady, nineteen years of age, W825 'i
tile l'st aat ge odisease: her coegh was mest di
and tht ep.cetoration part blood and portetor"
with large lumps l:;k pieces oflung. I us e
thodox re"tmidies without effect, and t.abad
to the Pl'letorial, which, to the incredible ji ltbi7
ily. has recttodl her to their arms perferctl w
not the eustoat of physicians to laud such ptiPtm
but colmnunon justice demands this rtatemB od l
alwais reon,umne'nd the Cherry l'ectoral in
Yours respectfully, J. PY. B " I.l
S:aIed Crrv, Texna, Fb
Sin: I notice in your c;rcuL'ar that temtme
your Cherry 'erctorl and Cathartic Pillws hbe
anoy pltihician who hare not vet rec.~ived tc
pleati to you. I should like much tosa
ans I have long ued your ptlepanratidns in my pOi,
and gTnerallv with excell.nt so:ece.
furtich to the profession the beht elpectorent t1au
best cathartic we hase. A
Yours, respecrtfully, . .
IroM the PAhysicians . f Lor d ranttI n ,tl* eil
Dr. T. C beett. Sir: t used roar .dmiralnet
"ut e eniretlytil my practice, and guo it to
a " *:V' other remndy we have for coris6; L
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