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fIatibra of th staoual Amerlaan
lst. An humble acknowledgement to the
Supreme being forHis protecting care vouch
afed to our fathers in their successful revo
Itionarystruggle, and hitherto manifested to
, their descendants, in the perservation of
e libsrties, the independence and the union
these States.
:.d. The .erpetuation of the Federal IT.ion,
at Cousitution, as the palladium of our civil
•.ud religious liberties, and the only sure bul.
Nrark of American indlependence.
3d. Amrericanls mlust rule America: and
to this end native born citizens shoIll .4 .
eleted for all State. federal and min ,,pal
offices or government employment, in prc
ference t1 all others.
4th. Persons born of American parents ie
siding temporarily abroad shoull be entitled
to all the rights of a native born citizen.
ith. No person should be se.ected for po
litical station (whether of native or foreign
birth) who recognizes any allegiance or obli
gat ion of any description to any foreign prince,
Ljsteitate or power, or who refuses to recog
nize the F-deral anid State Constitutions
(earh within its sphere.) as paramount to all
S"|er laws, as rules of poliltical action.
;tl. The unua'ifield recognition andmain.
tai:iance of the reserved tights of the several
States, and the cultivation of harmony and fra
ternal g;od 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-inte, vention
by each State with the affairs of any other
State
orate
7th. The recognition of the right of the na
tive-born and naturalized citizensofthe United
States. permanently residing in any Territory
thereof, to frame their constitution and la
and to regulate their domestic and soeiMl.-.
lairs in their own mode, subje c abfs' to the
provisions of the Federal Q tution, with
t he pri vilege ofadmission into the Union when.
ever they have the requisite population for one
Representative mn Congress. provided always,
that none but those who are cltizens 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
mation of the constitution, or in the enact
encnt of laws for said Territory or State.
Hth. An enforcement of the principle that
I StateorTerritory ought toadmit othersthan
native horn citizens to the right of suffrage, or
of holding politic.a 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.
l0th. Opposition to any union between
Church and State; no interfe rence with reli
gious faith, or worship, and no test oaths for
office.
lith. Free and thorough investigation into
any and all alleged abuses of public fncjtion
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, or shall be declared
null and voidby competent judicial authority.
13th Opposition t) the reckless and unwise
policy of the present Administration in the
general management 'four national affairs,
%md 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
.mnaturalized foreigners the right of suffrage
in Kansas and Nebraska; as shown in its
vascitating course on the Kansas and Nebras. 4
ka question - as shown in the corruptions
which pervade some of the departments of the (
Government" as shown in disgracing merito
rious naval ofAcers through prejudlice or ca
price; and as shown in the blundering mis
management of our foreign relations.
14th. Therefore, to remedy existing evils,
and prevent the disastrous consequen-es oth
erwise sesulting therefrom we would build
up the "American party" upon the prioci
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- 1
stitute a pledge of honor instead of other
obligations for fellowship and admission into -
the party.
16tt. A free and open discussio. .t all po
litical prainciples embraced in our platform. -_
- - ·-- ----- 1l
Prograu~me du Parti A4asrlain.
OFFICiA:L.
Ier D'humbles actions de grace I l'Etre
Supr&me qui rCgit I'Univers, pour avoir se
couru no. enc6tres dans leur triomphante lut
te r6volutionnaire, et pour la protection qu'll
n's pas ceass d'accorder, : nous, leurs descen
dants, dana le maintien des libertis, de Fin
ddpendance etde I'Union de ces Etats ;
2me La perpEtuation de I'Union FddCrale,
-in palladium de nos liberths civile et reli
gieuse,-la plus s~re garantie de I'inddpen.
lance amiricaine;
Jme Lea Amricains doive.'t gouverner
l'Am6rique; et pour parvenir i ce but, lea
citoyens u6s sur le sol devront remplir tous
tle emplois d'Etat, de mime que toutes lea
fonetiones .Mrales on mntrn;.in.ea, d pr6fe
renae aux citoyens naturalise ;
4mae Lea personnes ndes de parents ameri
cains resident temporairement i l'6t'anger,
jouiront des tons lea droits at privileges des
citoyens nis sur le sol
5me Aucun citoyen lqu'il soit na aux Etats
Unis on i lP6tranger) no dexra6tre choisi pour
oenuper des fonctions relitiques, s'il reconnait
devoir une all6geanetcou obbissance quelcon
que i quelque prin, e, potentat on pouroir
etrangers que ce soit; ou s'il refuse d'admet.
tre, que dana toute action politique, lea Cons
titutions F6ddrale et d'Etat (chaeune dana sa
sphere) doiv~nt itre consid6res comme Ia loi
Supreme;
6me La reconnaissance et 1e maintien sans
conditions, des droits reserv6s aux divers
Etats; l'entretien de 'Pharmonie et d'une
bienveillante fraternit6 entre les Citoyens des
divers Etats; et, pour arriver i ce rdsnltat,
is non-intervention du Congris dans lea ques
ticas intiressant ap6cialement chaqe Etat,
--et It non-intervention d'aucun Eta dana
lea afaires particulibres d'un autre Etat;
?me La reconnaissance du droit qu'ont lea
Itoyena satifs on naturalis6i des Etats.Unis,
demetraot d'a.e maniure permanente dana
aucun de nos Territoires, de formuler leur Con
stitution et leaurs lois, et de r~gler i lear gtE
lears affairs domestiques at sociales, ean se r
aoaarmant aug dispositions de la Coastitutios
federale; -Ia reeconnaissanee de leur droit
ar'dmaisiondana l'Union, dns qn'il auront Ia
dopulation necessaire pour pretendre a on re
'aseant as Con1rea,-pourvu toutefois, qug
rul antre qu'un c-toyen des Etats-Unis, d'a
aL a Constitution at lea lois fiddrales, ay.
p' r : a residence fie dans ces Territoire a
peapuraparticpe urinomation de la Con'
ma titution ou t P'adoption des leis d dit Terir
toire ou Etat
8me L'appieation du principe q, dans lea
he Etate ou Territoiresr, nul ae devra 4tre admis
h- au droit de sufrage, on tre ditu & des foc
VO- lions politiques, 'il n'est citoyen des Etate
to Uhnis;
ot 9me L'amendement de nos lois de natrali
on sation, d6clarant qnune rdsidence continue
de 21 ans, est & l'avenir indispensable pour
on, devenir citoyen dedEtat-illnis. et difendant
v'i I'entt6i.de notre .i i& tols imendians et a
l- tous criminels; mai i sans empidtements des
droits acquis des i:trangers
lid 10me (lposition a touts alliance de l'E lise
e.- et de I'Etat; non.-intrvention en tout ce qui
pal ppartient au culte uC ii la croyance religieus
re- it al.tlun sernlent requis comrne quallication
aux places.
e- lime Un exawen libre et entier de tous les
ed bus quti peuvent e're commias par es' ,n'e. n
naires publics et une stricte 6eonomie de.
0 deniers dti petol,,
12me Le nalttien et l'ex.cution de toute
i- lois constituto, ielle'ment etabies,, jusqu'a ce
e, qu'elles soient abrog6es, no qu'elles aient 6te
g declarbes nulles eat non avenues par une au
, torit6 judictatre comrpttente;
ill 13.e Opposition a la politique,vaeillante
et iuhabile, suivae par I'administration actuel
dans la direction g6nbrale de nos affaires
nationales. ainsi qu elle la dimontre plus par.
ticuhl6rement, en ddplagasnt des Am6ricains
a (dl6sign6 comnme tels) et des conservateurs,
e pour conttier leuras fontionts a des strangers et
C es ittras;--ainsi qu'elle 'a dtmoutr6 par sa
y basse sounmissin i ceux qp'elle croyat iorts,
r er t par res liaches fanfarntrales envers ceux
qu'elle croyait faibles;-ainsi qu'elue I's
prouvs en ren nvellaut lPagitation bur lea
qd uestions seetionnelles, par tle rappel dun com
promis du Missouri,-ainsi pu'elle l's prouv"
op accordant le droit de suffrage a des Atran
S*' dans le Kansas et le Nebraska;-ainsi
e qu'elle Pa prouva par ses tergiversations dans
h laquestion du Kansaset du Neuaska;-ainsi
qu'elle I's prouvs par Ia corrtuption qui rigne
1 dans quelques uus des d.p.rtenmes du gouver
nemert ;--ainsi quelle lYa prouv6 par la d.t
' rissure imprnim6e par pr6tention et par ca
price, sur des odiciera distinguas de notre ma
rine nationale;-ainsi qu'elle l'a prouv etntin,
par ses erreurs si nombretles dans nos rela
tions avec lea puissances utrangres ;
lmele En consequence, pour remidier aux
mtaux actuels et pour pr6 enir lea rbsultats
Sdesastreux qui peuvent survetear, none nous el
Iorcerons d'etablir le TParti A;mricain' surt le
principe; que nous venonsde declarer;
n 15me Chaque Conseil d'Etat aura pouvoir
d'amender ses diverses Constitutions, de nma
niele i ubolhr les difurens degrds, et y sub
stituer ,uh gage d'honneur, au lieu des autres
oblgations necessaires a F'admisason dans le
parti;
l16me La discdssion libre et franche de tous
les principes politaques cotitenus dans notre
programme
r PUSINESS CARItl)8.
SA W. ('AMsERJOu, ARCHIT$CTd BUILDER Or-.
• ders can be uant through the lost oCete.
A MONTAN & BROTHER, FAMILY 'iROCRS.l
a Corner Third and Church streets.
A' MEiE PETIT, ATTRIN.Fr AND CO.NSEL
lr at Law" oice witl Yalmont Hebert, Brulr
Sand iog.
IENJAMIN TERRIER, GI WHEIIEL WRIGHT
1) aton iouge.
(1 G. WILHON, HOUf. SIGV AND oRNA-MA.v
. tad Painter. Third Str.elt Iln tn Ktuge.
/ tHARI.V RUS'rtON, BLACKSMIT17 AMD WA.U
on maker. Ferry Landing, West Baton Iouge.
DAWsN &t (u., WHoLEsAI4 ALE1D) REIAIL
Dealers in lists, Caps, A. 57 Cbarree Street, s
..e, Orlein.. .
IRANKLN IIOUaLE, LtaLI LELARcAS lropris
I tora
G. L. SFdl , CARI'l.Y7RZ AND CISTEMNBUIL C
Sder, Hiaton Jtouge.
L .. EIi~, CA RI'KNTER4 (7ISTERN JLBLDER.U
t Shop on Fifti aLtreeL
GOLIMAN & WE/LAiAN, NI"WORLEANS CHEAP
S"tore, corner Lafayette and lAurel streets.
H AYATT & FRAFI.R. G(IVENRAL AGENTSAND
Coluectors. 22 (Lwmuerctal Itca, ew Orleans. I
H T. WADDIIJ, DRIUGGINTT CHEMIST. Cor
* ner Third and Church strcets.
SJARNEY HOUSE. WILLIAM WAREhaYI'RO
Sprietor:
H N. FAVRif. ATTOHkNEY d rtrl'O Rf foR
Sat Cthw. Ofce at the Court House, West Bat.
8on tu ug.
TYATT & DIXON. WIOLEAPL'ALE AND RETAIL
IL Grocers. Corner Chut;h and Lafayette Street,
te ton Roasge
J WRIGiT R .., WIULEYALE DEALERS IN
Patent MedIcines. 167 Chartres Street, New
Orlsana.
T SI*N, LOJLVHIG ANMD ri1 r; C /,Io . ,
J e not lAerel and Third Stret
J OSEPH MCKITRICK, ARCIIITLCI .4.Wt bH IL
der. Baton Rouge.
J A. TROUSDALE, DENTAL SURGEON. Of
a ce on Lafayette St., tiaton Rouge.
TOJ N TILANO. WORKER IN TIN, COPPER
e and Sheet Iron. Thiru St., Baton Rouge.
JAMES M. MUSSELMAN. A I TORNEY 4 COlUlvalL
lor at law. Oice on laurel street.
J A. VIALEIT, DRUGGIST 4 CHEMIST. Third
* street bet. Convention and North Boulevard.
J H. SHENCK, BRICK YARD & MILLS. Offie
* on Church opposite the Harney House.
J W. BROWN ARCHITEC12 d BUILDER. Orders
a can be sent throught tue Postoitee.
JACOB PIPER, FURNITCItE WARBBHOUSE dc.
Church street.
JOSEPH JOOR, ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT
Law. Office with P. A. Walker, J. P., on Church
street near Third.
J M. BRUNOT, AfTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT
o Law. (Ace on Main street.
J M. McCUTCHEN, ATTORNR.YI COUNSELLOR
e at Law. "Offce on Laurel street.
JOSHUA BEAL, WHOLEBAL .E RTAIL GRO
cer. Church street.
T JOIJSSAINT. DEARLER IN PAINTS OILS
and Hardware. No. 11, opposite the IewBa
itn, New Orleans.
LOUIS KONDERT, FASHIONABLE BOOT AND
Shoe maker. Lafayette St.. Baton Rouge.
M' C. HUESTON, DRY GOODS AND MILLIl
31t nery. Third Street, Baton Rouge.
M ONTAN & HUGUET DEALERS IN HARD
L ware, Church St., Iaton Rouge.
P 04)PPIN & CO., BATON ROUGOE CHEAP
" Store. South Boulevard.
S P. GREVES,_ ATORNEYS COUNSELLOR AT
* Law. Ofice on Lafayette street, Baton Rouge,
and near the Court House. West Baton Rouge,
S. HALL, ATTORNEY at COUNSELLOR AT
", Law. Office on Laurel street.
H OI)RE. GOLDMARi, DEALER IN CLOCKS
1 Watches, etc., Under the arney Mouse.
T . & P. H. MORGAN, ATTO"RNyF 4 co.N'.
. * ellrs at Law. Ofle. on Laurel stre
W F.TUXNARDRo., CAOR&IAGJ~1rEEgfAJff
Ske,.. MaYle t., next the City al.
Sas Shoulders sad Sides r sale by
A, *IOATAN B O.
- ADVERT ISEMENTSr.
s PROCLAMATION
i BY ROBERI' C. WICKLIFFE,
G 6overator of the State of Luealians.
To the Shelrif of the Parias of West B. .
- Rouge :
e IjKREA Electors for President and Vice Preei
r TV dent of the United States, are to be choatenfor
thir State oa
STuesday the Fourth day of November next,
as provided by Law, as follows, to wit.
On1 I.'-etoar from the First Electoral Dlatrict, compoi -
et tho iasriaishes of 'lqraaemine aal .it. BIernarl,
the Third Ihatrict of the Csty of New tleans acnd
Fatbout g t l'r ov.
Ot., from the Secrnd l1etrit eContesal of the First
and ..'ecod littrl .tic (lll . ( t h ti x, epttol of the Fau
bout; Tere.)
O.n from the Third ,-."Ctoral Distrt t coompoaed of the
Fourth tittrict of the "ely of Net Utlea.n; that
pret .t'!ee Ua'h ,t)of Orleans In the right bank of
the Mississippi, an' *I ,e lar.i.l of .at ,tTer.'.. St.
Charltes, St John the Htaptlet St James, ASo.aai,.n,
Assumptiton. Lafourche and 'errebonne.
OeI from the Fourth Electoral IJiatriet, composed of
the Parishes of St Tammany, Washinfton, Living
aton. ct Helatn, East and West jelciana, Point
Coupae. Eat an. West Itaton Rouge and Ibertille.
Oa iar-,m the Flifth Liertrral Iistrict, oumpomed of the
counties of Attakaps -*nd Opelousar, atd the Par.
Irhe. of itapitde and Avoyellek. and
Osn from the .hith kleetora lDistrie, compr Aed tof the
Ctountitr of Natehlitocie. tuiOachita a.d I' oncordia,
and the Parhebe f tlatalhoula and Franklin.
Now TxaulTr,.a, I have thought proper t,, i'tue thisa
rly Proclamatil.t. notitrting the qualiiled ,tte*rs
throughout the ,tate of the El:ection aforesaid, ata
comanling alltherift., Comnmiti .oners of .leetion anl
other Rni-ers therein concern.ed to hold asai I tlract,
fbr FJeetors of President and 'lee I'rr.idtent of the
I'nited Statet for the State of Lutvian,. n the 4Ith
day of Novetntaur next, (ISbt() said Electio to Ito con
duitlI anda returns thereof made int all ra-eti Is ac.
cordtng t tthe provisions of the Con otitution of this
State and lawn an such ela m ade and provided.
GIVEN f'NDI)E MA' HAND,. and lthe seal
tAtate o.f Loauisiana, at Raton I!tagei.As
(L. S.) Sntlae day of July A. lttt ,, and of te
Iuakperulene of the 'nital State qf A ser
tea. LA. Eighty Jaret.
11Y TIHE GOI 'tNOR: ROU'T ('. WICKLIFFE.
.tuDratw RS Iraa0ow
'ecr eary of .Stale.
For the ; uraijse of Carrt ing ton to 'execution the.
above prtueloanation l'olln will he 1wtkei -I t lil PI'r
it)t, on thle ltt Tuesday of Norealter next tbeaas the
4th day of .ait month. at the following plates in tha.
'narish and under the direction of the f.llowing nam
el Commiseionars, to wit:
ATr rs Cartsra HoCtsa or a'znltrt RItuerr.
COa--Mercellin lkliron, Viillereue Tuilller and H
Bergeran.
AT fia C'.ors Horu or T ,rt att, kmn.
('a--Suthetlne Aill'b I (aire, at Frank Williams.
.AT T1 Cor.r II.t H ,eit rt t atlat,
C'oras- V Ilubro~a A B rew, ,a lernard, Sr.
AT'Tvrx .rvaax tr J F acs t at.
(ou-;r--l It .'hiun, Ix W' Clark. J L Lotdelel.
AT T" Prta'r S. oot fL1. Ilao ltt. Snraen. nItratacr,
(bt- -ii It Germany, George Y'oung and C .Sath.
To be open from 9 o clock a at until 4 o'clock r x.
NW IVl', Sheriff.
West lBaton Rouge Sept. 9th 1t..
* PROCL A& ATION
e PAR ROBERT C. WICKLIFFE,
Gonvernear de 1'REat de ia Loonttane.
A.u Sherif de la Paroisse O.rst Baton Rouge.
'~IrLNI It que de. Eleeteure pour t'residentot Viet
Presidest des Etats Unii., doevent etre choiS powu
- cet Etat,
Mardi le qeatre do Novoebre pmrhaln,
ainle (1i&6) qu'il e.t pourvu par I lul. eammesuit:
Us Electeur. pourr le premler District Electoral, con
po4) des ptari.se Plaquemine et St Benarrd, It
troisiesme Ihtret de l ville de Is Nelle. Orleans,t e
le FIatzbuurg Tr-me.
Cu Flecteur pour le Second listrict Electoral emnpo
. e des premier et a.cond District de la Nelle.Orleans
(a l'exception dno aub.ure Tresme.)
Us Ellecteur pour eI Trol.eime lIhtrict Flectoral, com
puseiu quatriemue District de la veil 4e ria Nell-It.
leans pe eat parti*de la parolsre d'O lsan- -ilte tur
Is rive drmite du lMissiippl. et des paroisse Jolter
eon, St Charles, St Jean lBaltite, St Jarqure. As
esn-.on, Assumption. Lafourche et Terreholune
Us Electour pour le Quatrieme Dlistrict Fleet,ral cnm
S pose due paroie St Tumnany. Washliugto.. lrving
stou. t Helena, Fat t at Weet Frllcians, l'oiut Coupee,
at et Quest Baton Rouge et iberville.
Cu Electeur pour le Cioquomse istrict Eletoral conm
pose des ~ontes do Attakspas et opelous.a, ct des
paroetse Rapides et Avoyelles, et
Cu Eleeteur pour ie Slienme DMstrict Electoral rompo
se des contes des Natehitoechs. Ouachlitn etConcor.
dia et de* paroise Cotaboula et Frankin.
Atoe)a Iotc, j'ai eru propr de lancer cri ms pro
claistion. notifsrat des vmteurs qualifis- du tout
I'Etat Ie lt dire Electionm. et ordnannt a tour le, S'he
rife. co-mmisvairid'l.rctioo. et autreo lcker des dite.
elction de tenir la dite Election pour Electurs di
Pr'eidenl et Vice PreUsidentd Etata Unis. Pour tEtat
de Ia leitiolnas. Ic qalllr do Norembre pr'shlsin 181
Is dite ekletion devrmn etre tenIue Peres to. | lt, rap.
ports coformenmeut a atocutitution de eat Etat etde
lois passee a ce anjet.
IDNVNE .O1C MA SIGVA TURE, rc le sc.am de
l'Etat d la Louiri.xn. a Batew 1irmie. r
(1. S.) Septde JoiitS A. D. I.YtM, d dr I'vtlpoun.
dannrt -5,' s-ts Unis d'Ameriquc . la qstre
wugt Cnsame.
Psaxz Gocvmacxa: ROBERT C. WIClUFILE
Axmarw Q. Heamso,
Eecrdare d'eItl.
Ain de porter a execution Is proclamation que pre.
code, lea bteCrs wcruties seroat ovtens dans cette
parolsso, le premier Mardi de Novembre prltchain qui
sera le quatre da mois, aux enroitse .ivant, lde -rct
purolse. et reusla direction de,- conunissaireseavoir.
r.r., _--\l11n,, tt II.. a ,n. ti;.- , ne vt T., :lti r et ]i
.1 [A t 1 ;A v /I 111.
t.'o~u--V lubroca. A Harru. U Iktrnard. ,r.
At MAOuI. nr. J F Talerus-.
Come-B R Chinn. B W Clark, J L pbldell.
A LA MAuts o'EPos et 2It Itwrrastr orn Foris,
Comae--H B Germany, Georne Young et Chan d mith.
Lea boltes seront ouverts de9 he, re A ua 4 httres
P U. N W POPE, Sberit.
Onest Baton Bonge 9 Sept 1.iM.
For Sale--A Fine Chance!
A TRACT OF LAND situated in this Parish about
four miles above the Perry Landing, and front.
ing on the Mississippi River, containing two arpoats
front, more or less. with the depth of about forty ar
pants; side lines closmng in the rear. Bounded above
by lands beloning to the sucession of Terence Du
mouy, and be?iw by thoee of Villeoasve LoRltune r.
& Co., with all the buildings and Improvements there
on. Also, with or without the 4A Wt-MILL attehed to
the same.
This place Is well adapted for A COCY7TRY RESI
DENCE there being FINE FRUIT TREES, GOOD
GARDEN &c.
For terms and condltilos apply to O. B.a.uan Jr.
Paraish Recorder, or to
. plg94t. JOHN C. ELDER
NOTI CE.
E lsubscriber respectfully returns his thanks to
hi friends atnd oustolmers who have during the
past year liberally gave him their patron.p, aid take
this method of informing them and the public at arge
that he hase now on hand a large lit of seasoned lum
ber, and everything regqiiite for tlp endertaking and
suceesful eomletlon of all Woek In the asrp of
HIO.SE BUILDiN.G, 'I;$.i , SASH. ,ad DOO, Ou
ting up STOIES, B41t-R( ,S in the lbat, at dst lura
itle and workaUanlbo sty;A All ordert loft at D. C.
Muontn' Hardtare Store, the Pool Qfie fet at the
shop on Fifth Street, adj~lptin the St. Peter' aind St.
Pa.e College, will meet with protmpt Attenutin.
G. L SEES.
NEBW AND OKEAi GOODS.
I WOULD respectfully call the attention of the La
dies ofEut td 9West Baton Roug to the het that
lam just up froinp the Caty with a spendid ssortment
of BVJEYthin in my line all of which I oUr to the
iadies OGH4P$ that over.
Mar 22-56. YMd. C. HUIf N.f
XAGASIS 4 IONXARcgu,
T ES DAMIS dOut et Ouset Baton Rouga, e* ira.
1,4 tie i vaitir monr magasin avant d'a. etr sti
leurs, car j'arrive de hI Nouvelle Orleans a.ee an u
at t omplet de toat ee que p et trouss dan
won Isns d'tlits et quo je vndra i meilenr mar
Mar 22.6. IR. C. IUESTrONr
w. N. saneat. .
EDWARtDqBARROW. IT) RN-ZIr h Cit0 72V .
lots at Law. Will Practice In the Ceorto of )at
& West Baton Rouge, Iberville the Ll .ens cur
L ontasiaa, and the Federal COasts. Ogct at det
Court Ronme, Weat~pn loop.
N EW AD VERTTSEMEn TK.
NILLIAM IOGEL.
Wholeale and .Retail Drugfist & Apothecary,
?ATMON J.OUG#, LA
n T REPS CONSTANTLY ON I.l 1V) a.d is da. ,
increasing hiastock of uverytlhbin uo.uil) kL;tI
lin country aud city Drug stores. Your ,rwln are re
or spectfully solicited, feeling assurei Itat ht ,an give
satjsfaction to his cuatoners--prices will t, low -ter l n.
libral-your orders whether in or out of ht, line will
A meet with prompt attcintol, iarticular attelnt ln will
bIe pad to packing ald shipping.
a /l-Elvry thing hip.pedl by him per any goa! ateain
boat. will he usurdl.
SiIt will le to your Interrst to buy your Drugs and
tMedwives fromu
at march 1 Wit Irtl',ld
k) ex stark Mazeppa
at 10 baskets Annirett.e,
f :1 d,,wen Corn Starch,
t 12 boxes Colgate' 'Pearl StarOb,
" 12 " Yeast Powder,
of 2 balets t iter Water.
S 00 boles Dry laisonade,
1 Ido/tru L.iruJle Ac"
It '10 bu erior 'laret.
I cask Old Port,
50 dozen Porter. arclay & Periln.
r 0 Qiurton on Treutti dotch Alo
I barrel ISuperior Uld 4lo.,UngIhela
1 , Camphine.
i " Burnuig Fl,'li. for s.le by
WM. ixxOiIL. DIruggltt,
ry PrurtN,
I ootib fresh and icwe, for sale eerv el,.a; by
line I Liate I
F Iurnished in any quantity, send r--r ordors. to
S iaarch 1 151 ltk(iELI.
isi A tine ansortment jult olnin at
d-c. 6 '.b. WMt. ;Lc.L 's :trug~1 t.
, arden leweds 1
jn 44000 'alters fresh warrant-t . Please order
Sfrm WM. 1t.k.l,.,
nmarh 1 Dlruggist.
T ard Oil
A superior article. just ecrihed and for is
WWM. Bo(gELI., Dlrugginat.
MONTAN Ld 1JUIGUET.
Notice of Co-Partnership.
rTIIE unalerslgned have this day rnte-el Into co-psi
uernhip.uoner the the style of MINTAN k Ill'
SET. for the purpose of carryrng on the Ilardaare
i,,nwsal, io lIl its various branche. respectfully so
licit the patrtnag oul the public. aasuring them that
in future as large aad varied a stcloc can I. found i i
their stand, anl. sold as low as any iouse out.rjd .t
New Orleans.
?. (,. Mh)NTAN,
april 16 J. J. tlUt. uT.
H a warwe! · adware
Harng remraed to the stand formerly ,ccrpiod
by Joshua Ieal, and having rw:eeved large ace.ssian
to rmy trck, I would sol.cit perons tn want of lia d
ware. Woo and Willow ware. House Yurnishing, ac..
to give te a call beftore purchasiis etlawhere.
Jan b MONTAN k HUL'cL T, Church stre.t.
Stowes I Stoves 1
A large supply or small Frankln ('oal. 3 s'wan
ianmond, Parlor, Oval. Cannon-ball. tlall -si. trttze
prenlum eonking, t(rement, four hli:. Mayti·w.-r...
rsmnll and late-. Iarge wood, Kentucky dwairf took
lag and lteati, g Stores.
June irates, semi.front. swh.ole front:, ;Gothic,
sluare and plain ditto on haud asd for sale low by
jasM MtITAAK k IIt 'GI'T. Church street,
Carpenters & Plantation Tools
Planes tawa,
Tape lines, Guage.,
Saw Files, Rules.
tall Files. Hlammers,
square Files, ilatcheta.
Ilastard Files. Vies.
lMatch llans Drawing Kniues, a
Turn Sc-rew. HIani nsrews,
Glmbhlets L. v.rl,.
Mallets. Trowels.,
Jtorerv l-aces,
Starck a.d Iiies, Flat Gouger.,
ench ) Hlloks, Eaory Paper,
Plane Irout, Aea,
ca: Paper For sale by Sitts,
Wrenches, Peacla,
PlIers D. C MONTA I, Aongrs, g
f eers, Gouge,,
Plumbs. and Hollows & Rounds Conmpasses,
CUTLERY CUTLERY!!
B r'FAIA), Ivory, Wood and Ilorn, tlue solid han
dled KNIVES AND FOlRKS. from 50 cents to $2-S
(iS per sett; also, Steel hrrzrs. altoket and Butcher
Knives at MONTAN k. HUGUG'T.
. . . .. . . . . . . . . .
Ina lee C wtarr.
j Two uith large drawer and nue with thelves
underneath for nk low an the. are in the war.
jan 6 MIONTAN & II'GCAT. Church' treet.
m1agr or Cotton Seales.--On pair he m ca...
3 suitable fir weighing cuttotUr nuzar. far .ale at
a bargain. Apply
feb2.. MO'NAN & HUGCET. thurn!. at
J. PIPER & CO.
J. PIPER. W. F. "i NNAIrD.
J. PIPER & CO.,
iiOUsE FUIRISHERS & CAI-f
INET .. ArERS.
j iPECTFL'IJ.Y annmnoe to the etizens of Baton
Houge and vilacinity, that they are prepared to
supply all demands io tihe Cabinet, Furnltue. t'ntder
taking and ouse-Foratlthlng buslnesa. and are ni.i
Mahogany and Black Walnut Bedsteads,
Armoirs,
Rocking and Parlor Chairs
Bureaus,
SidebuartJs,
Washstands,
yilt Sets,
ooBottles
pbemian Tqoet Bottles,
Glass Wire,
To Tea Betts,
bulls.
ltfi sad P10 Ranhves,
Spup and GramvL ,lade
slar .Sppsp and Sister,
1. Rtr and Dbelft lar i.,
do ar4T Spppne,
n Fancy. Cut and Prenspd Gy ware,
mhins and Crokeery,
PYlited Castors,
Cake Baskets,
Forks,
Plain and F5rd ?lattlag,
Floor Oil-Cloth.,
Crockery and Chin} Ware,
Pier and lantle Gltaise
pilt Mahegony ramme,
C~pklurg Stoves and Glatre.
Wogd, Willow, and HoUw;' rp,
Y aatp and Otce Cl oks,
Mores sd Grates,
ab. 1-Ic
A. • 2'.+t rut s arj, Baivor +~p~p. "
masrch J. PIPER a co.
ma, 'o
Jut rbe, lid, Pl*me tplew|ld
do T otes,
drehR e yChairs,
larrb 9J. PIPER & CO.
Vechy' des b 66
P amems Pomp , Perfuums,r Satchetr, Powder
Architect and Builder.
Slrp on Florida srf, crd of M~as.
WoltLiD rrespectfully call the tntt.t. i",, , the pu
I lip, tnl my a .nrtnlnrntt for the in s yeiar. ising
inad llaolnaznpL'unt with -ie nt the l,'st 0nasutL.n
rti rn~ rntnbllablltlti It CinenualUtl. I . I~n peelCarel to
furnish SAtf l IORB ai d Il.lNn.iN NS' mad. f thle [et *,n
llwhit, pine lumber and of nsup,.rIr worklm..nrunliti aA.L
clhel!per than can be made to tine tinnl llll* l'ent inl
IIthe cuntr-, wlshing to bqitd a ill ind it t.o tleir ad
vantaigei to ronnult with ien bnflr a buinbug
i6*- Order. Irnnm te countrn a e.n rmutli ri cit.lL
Are C(nuntrv work of all kitit pn .ectud.liy ,,llt .led
to in the nmor' wn.rkmnlanik nmar, ,er
1 *l l'lans and alpn it'natinns fr ity and ni uUtr)
IlU-s r, surburban tl , r ,L ., Ki.)'n in thei lom! Sip
yio el1 nny ie.
fi-" All kinds of Jot work 'ittn sn",! to with in ati
pers arl dislatlih, watei r nlitir i m.. 'l In o f the b
p lat*.i Ita
W. -. TUN.NA ItP,
WIHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEt: I-"'RS
i't
TIEIKK ~ l ak of RCG(; tt" L RtOl iAWAY.'.- It tH
N. I-;i. llAIftnl ('ll. C'OtAIt'IS andl WHI! . i'
now complete They invtit an eamrinaitin no thinrl
stock before purhatling i Nnew O(rleans or bl.ewherll
as they gun,.autee their prices as Inw as any in then
South.
si- Wareroom on Main stela nest the City Hall.
t * Mxlrtwo rr usi. j harasAlsU in auperior style
at the old staId Co Church and Mai streett
Baton rKoge., ep. L--.
JOHN' TILANO.
WO)ttIER IN TIN, COPIPEI, AND SHEET IROI
fItE subscriber rer-pctfully begs !Save to Inform hi
f. riend and the publit genets!lt, of tins and th
a iTnnit nlarlh,.. thita he in tn.t tmrparl.l to eannwit
all work in tihe nbv, l.ne, in thte bet andt nosnt work
tosnlitke mannnr.
II,. i ready at all times, to Lmake rrepair
Stnatnsa.
Supply
. old water.
Staln Pnpns of
every kind. quality and Ilescription.
Tin or C'opp(r Gutters.
Spouts ur Vsllar
for linnig ('ornieeno, nila. andl put up. Alwar, .,n,
handni. a genenral ansnrtnnnt lof Tniure, Sougar.fnu,
Imlal, lanternt, Uin tlu ,s. ikn..
*g* All urders from tie country promptly attendted
to JIOHN TIiANO,
Chlurch itleet, Istion ,tag.e,
Ti-E~ toliE GOLDMAN NN.
DEALER IN CWICKS, WATCI Ei,
Aye
ewo1r 1 .
HAeaiT nOt'taI IATOnsy sOt toL LOt-YsIAwA.
I EE, c r,natantl on hand, a large and tneuntiful
an.. rtlnstnr t Inof n'L'KS, WAT.TIE'U awl JEWkEL
RYh. hch he tltner to the eltlien. of InEt srd Walt
into: Roliuge lnd vicinity, ui reasonable terms.
Nov. tit 1it4
HiA RD A Ri E STRIRE
L. JOLISSAINT,
Whiolesale ald iRtail dealer
IN HARDWARE, PAINT. OIL, W1'ilOW
GL.A..4F. cO, 'oRIA(;E. kI., &C.
No. 11, Opposite the ]tw Basis, 1. 0.
nar 22-lyn
OC G.CWILS.(jN,
House, Sign & Ornaments
PAL.INER.
Sapon Third strat. Nerth ft(A Pot Ofar.
H AVING permanently located in Baton Rouge. we
would respectfully solcit a share of the public
pat rorge
Being I ract.cabie workmen we are eocblkd to do
work on the moat rosonable term, and Ia the best
sty l.,.
P'a-ti ntar attention paid to plain sad bacy FIGN' ;
also. .,:.AINING, GLAZINGO, ILIN.G, IARBLING.
PA'il. :'ANGiIN;G. re.. a.atly exoted.
Orders for plantait'n work (through the Plot Office
ar otherwise) so.iited an. Drmpmly ttendei to.
Jan. 'e If.
D AW-i -N & Co
DA.LRLS IN
PFRNCEH AND AMERICAN
abi , cap., taw .Oer.eu. Ulp.freUa A,
No 9, Cbartrena Street, New Orlean.
April 20 l856
A. W. CARERON.
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,
Error ROCGFC I.A
TIIII F:XWITFIE n a fatthful arnd worknaIsike san
mer. all contarets for building or o4.er wo~ in
his line, which may be eonadod to himp
Sr, ers addreasse to him through the tstosee5 will
ree,- i e prompt attention.
Feb. 14'h 's5
ASUBUvRY REER,
IIOU1F, SIG. AND ORNAEN .TAL .AINLER
SNY orders given fýe p house. Sn. or (*ga>u tl
al lattiutlg. Iajer. Dian g, sand G. . wil meet
watt prr. t attention ASln am pe .r tby lyp k ted
in Batce ..e. and as It is my interebt to give gene
ral at.suneti.,n. I shatl thy tp do it.
See.9., 142t. ASHBVRRY RGI
Te Areh~deets, Uipa4*F . C-ous-act iit
ten pnsd ptuhes.
Trl. lERNIDGNED would repectful~ Ktorm
Builders. Planters and the con gtunity at larye,
that he Is now fully epared to manf ture ty steam
pow, r, at short noti 4-d moderate psr al, Gothic
or Beviled Window qd, all kiade of ;Mi and Sash
Doors, either te4 1 ywuI g Doprn and Wandow
BlInds, Door and W wrae, R , Moulding, be.
Plainlug, Tooguelatz4 lyray" aoo , jtrwng of every
Plank dressed tq rdr of any width under two f.rt.
and of any thickreea aunder three ghes. Timbers
dressed pe, ctl ¶rne. of any length tier thirty-fve
feet long a:,d twepty inches square,
i# All orders adrressed to me through the Post
oice. or F. H. AHrt & Co., of Baton Rouge, will meet
prompt atteqtia.
jan 6 J. W. BROWN
CSpce, lrorlng Extracts and Rose Water. For
sale by Wm. BOGEL, Druggist.
J. A. TROUSDALE,
SVFRZON DZ*TIST,
Batou ior., La.,
R F NEWS the tender of 4l profS l scrv-ee in
the various brancehes peratan.ife the oyrA.t.ear
to the ladies and gentlsqen of ast? ad bloat Baton
Rouge Wae the .rroandlg oountq.
As to his abilities, the lst eredpntials cap be far
nished if necessary; )lqt to theep who lIve 4 t em
ployed him, he would tespeetfuly refer tp his kind
patrons who have so irall favored him during ths
past year with theal )onldenee, and fIr which he
would return his most sincere thanks, propitsiag to
use every exertlon to pontinue to merit the Lnme.
All work performed s.leuntSeally and with the ut
most are, and also ,ith the view to durability, thuee
rendering t promtnept benet t to the patient. lie will
alway le an his ot pp from 8 A.. ntil f p. V.
O1e room over WrJ. W, Qw Sj shoe store Lfay
ett Strept.
FURNITURE STORE.
JACOB PIPER,
FURWITUBE WRAREEOUgE
Baton eoags, £a.
undersigned repetfully lnform the citIzenb o
Blast and Westt Hata Rloune that be has lust re
ceived anId s eolstantly reseoving a Ia pl ppv of
FURNITUEJ, whieh he orfers for eele LOW. ie s at
all times prepared to MANUFACrURE furniture of all
descriptions and oa the most reasonable terms. He
invites A VISIT from his friends, before purchasing in
th ety. His precst supply conists of
Sofa,
Armoirs, adesee.,
Bureaus,
Blde-boards,
C..Irs of every description, and
,ttere,
e irrers, Washstebds,
and ti feir every article in the furniter, lW..
Jan 1S'qiy JIAWS P
Iin
4I i
!It
PCr -a Y w - s
'r cucus, C*LDS, /UAW
1 3MNCIWIS7. WERUNIN4~
CI*UP, ASTIIA, A W
I III~II~~l
Sis An wrn rer n .r." 4. 44.A~ vu t44t tO etI,i
reel pla ,,. c".rbiuin he isolated setitclr eye 1#1
mef!ein. in ,p -ert ple1ity.lttrdiog* biOuls.
)try " "engoluulnt birb is found IQ glee ag
et l 'inr, ,"t err:., c· tai tam -t by far srursy~tj~~
err0. Lenuro'n
llo -o(flo.rrntFM,, a4~&ldaoe Uydoooagubharisqj, y
Anteue. herltur . He lIir , F pe'ared"a9
Coo., S~ns - 1t .l~je age. a? ggjjyi3r f '2
to rriet Il. 4rt1,L .f ime ; '1*
{ et I4.4de r ru iir, rt i. t le wih4n1r
I pt~oln r whi ..t rbr een he e, t'eOeUa IL
allt that inleier' onele. 'sinca.. b~ao~
uraue has" te-u tttnitt.td to th ht i ;, fi
thoredc,. in the+. e,untre ant.!ar e rtni.
t.d! uegctsirelee tieog 4)1 Ip'frf.err in the f.
Berkshire 4. k'rlg. of )ieelecie, at ]lU*
4I i44 ru Slie'l t e4l.'g. , Iuu'lu ,.j, V t"
ECe,i!"eg iKroue.,%ijk Sir : s-t~meat co bsron l:r, olg o ein. .Mea
5 o·Llcton. Aibealt! ctldilcf e l Ydidon I~
" rli.eei, In.etinl,!e. Yale (.ldge; Transi
of redlirine. Lunxrgtlee, Jr.; 1e. e p
i uirrt ritr. t'.art4rieceg, lia.. Catnrralomb. Mod). "
"4" 44el443441ite Memehl, Medlltic a l S
And In foreigu c4,4eerie ' ,Y
Lek.'-., t . i c rde itde. ainn. frabe sto C, I
3 4j .iriaue an. .-4tgi..;n 4. lodom (
elretrlu tI.eirerslt of lapis ctali ;)a,
ri o f'lX44N Y '44c4444; . JuI·a a "
Cubs. vIe.
Tir ti ccianici IliInsttu of ilhie, atýIuI sgs.
diol thra 411ii.113a toe Citee V tx,.ao ' Yb p ·
Icr it, catrecareleeiary oiiloofr teeoya deoss& tp
tlepeya of ther Ma.notiieettj t1Ipar MOii r 1.1af*
cdatume ,ran givn to thm. jeypera54J at fbir Y9
lkeiooU S4ep.t .i M. Alec, tfrbedaiba AtldaeuL oa.
thrC great 1444iitatee of 111. mM1wtry.
Xa.resc fr .. tie RP A R ·it of le J~r 1.ado ,_
lia er h Iasa*Lg* enf arteidcoertlO cm`o .f,%
lean.' 11'dSgrtt r Ifoccerd OeJ(g, bst ni
'Thle Cherry Prrtoral. proposed b1ey 5'. 5
Lowell, Man.., hta beconee wo ood" RM
Lie. ietdk'! p4r.eiS.4rut and your
opinion rof thine who het Ie tod ad yr
etis a mautij and4 14ighy wateabi).
eyireere,. of rt uen. as, &# raowdy
that It toma be re."tle upon with cooidangtgsp
of tier uumeeroe and aiftIkLug payoa .
415nt to4 ear e1 mats."
1,laleerate eorntcu dsautfio of the gar
leat appearre in tine i octen )ledkai ate
eal lritilh Amdrieae Joornal of Modieg u
4Crrus-tfl, Montreal. luendonJeurearuf
teen Medicl Rteale, :. C.. fLlttwago's>
1.agIael, Medical reporter. New Jura ,e
Amaercd pe Medicine et de chime, orvie1 ,:{
France. Er. Ac. anartiled of ptllic aUth. IbY 5m
rati5n104 1r lyeeleCd the 1cc . abb notaec die o 1Ye
geuil.ed prrcoeea.e, e .W0 dehase air-.
it11 Hu? rl Ije.tr. (ell iaft Kh h rl*u·li r.-.
IL. Imperial 1.J@4tye Nicbneak, F sci8Ae bin t ,
Ruaalac
flllr iinesoa ali IS.,J-npe of icer. p
Hic Sublime HiiLnr.., Abdul U t
ei. August Majreety. Frednrick V)I ei
Hec r uMt CethhenG Majeorty. elabel 1L
Ilia Naval Majecty itbhoa, Kiing .f Boms
Hii rereoe Highbnee,, 1.eoepad, e Grad
I125 Mont Noilec luig! nra.. G ,)'land`
treomerl Mirs, I'aramen,:r Mobs M
Sir Ceariec T. MetaaIl Gtowm,
ada,. >.b.
ctie. )ot Thom" C. Mooqsooos
Greanada.t
Right Rev. Edward Power,4Loud a*L . io
Right Mo;. Robert Prlose, Malf.t5 5
oaceippi.
Freaklia Pteeo Prrc4neat of tic UaiM
Hlarmreyrmlour, Goreer of l the
aes. oaory Cbt , dOitmb
Horr. Ildlre' W*6b, ý `
| dwed Wlebek, D D.. lL ka t
Amhmat College.
. Perklas, D. D., LL D. Praddet
College.
oun. Frane'a Shonk. o·eFoeerar of
Baron YVe ArfwedSan, Predeenos,
holm.
Dr. C. T. J.hon, Geologist of the
Cnaked States, !!acoverer of E ther,
I of Honor, .e.
tirn. Leslie Coombs, NIember of
Hon. W. R. Preston. eSecwtar at I
Rev. Dr. uncnlg , bof okh1y aY. _
Rev. Heury Ward BaelNer, at .ewlTei
Rev. Dr. Thomu. Wormer-,y. of Ia s
D. F. Dhtle, I. D., Preddent Reaof
S. . !Wells, Prof. Math. mad Chem."
Wm. A. Sinith. D. It., Pire. kai' *p
S tstuar, Frt. Cro meC C G,., t
. r. Oeae . D., Peres l l '
SMbj. .,. iU am, Prof. at Ch
The i t lP cwR Ie net 0.17
&oee thu or istsead bs-lr o as e
verrii en the e
rropeutbne (be'glubp, '1,trngb a.
and by ma natio ny t tbas ~ d .
resopdy ever yet .cd' ercd
Lrfsing diseases of tb threat
asi4yii be without it; ead thes t nihet
its 'irturs oeler wUll. B: Its t n5l 0
thCuraid are saved everys f3e
which hastens down to an 001 $ga0
every age and sea anld na.h&.
OPINIONS OF EMINENT
ra the rerabile Pridst f
J. C. Area. Mir: I have ned yosT
my e wn ease of 4epreooed
from its cahrmeal coetitutt, that
omupound fr the relief of lary .
eultise. If my of ilon of ie suau
of any service, you are at Irty to ,
proaer. ).am
AtsUaUr, Nep."S, 1d ,.
We, the underdagned, hAve lag
PuexaRi . far inlasatle aend other
throat and lonia, with sueb 8tmarked i
that we po.idently tecommead 5 tbe
ereelet Wentedy for the ompla.abt
H. M.. ¥Im, M. Y .
Slrge~n of the Militaryst
- .. .. _,. .MuaIal !,
Sup't 4pd Physician il.i kBHlindn IUIOi*t
F. T. ..-a. va, M. f
FSaip and Pys West I
Tr. Ret. BhMif
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your Cmann Peci,,,u- i my
knowledge, with ar "1eymndhe
medlicines. It has crae for e
coauemption, which b a,.
and nany cases of asnt '
which I could subdue by'p h
n you to maint$ m its eý"
jou have ieehed, ud ndui
are doing an amount of
most amhtalous brothip mthe
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inform you that I have eseet
consumption T eyou re
ful young la4 nInt ep pmwE
and tIe p
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not the ciustoma of ph5s a
but eom no. Jstle demande t
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toeurs repeotfula t
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your Cherry Pectal ad'
any physician w havet
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sa a1p ily with eaeel U mJ
Snashtother u
best etbartl we hav
Dr.J. C .linSir _
pound etoend
by farlyotbe r we.
the luMge.

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