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PLATFORM OP THE NAI IONAL
AMERICAN PARTY.
1st. An humble acknowledgeUernt to the
,upreme heineg rHirs protecting care vouch
safed to our fathers in their successfnul revo
ultionary struggle.and hitherto manifested to
t5s, their deseenda ,ts, in the perservation ol
the liberties. the independence and the union
cf these States.
i'd. Tne perpetuation of the Federal Union, 4
aind Cousitution. as the palladium ol our civil 1
and religious liberties. and the only stare buml
wark of American independence. 4
3d. Americans must rule America; and
to this end native born citizens should be -e
eirted tor all State. federal and mrnicipal l
oftfices or government enmployment, in pre
flrence th all others.
4th. Persons born of A nerican parents re
siding temporauily abroad should be entitled
to all the rightsof a native bhrn citizen.
5th. No person should be *e'ected fiq po
litical station (whether of native or forei.-n
birth) who recognizes any allegiance or obli
gation of any description to any foreign prince,
potentate or power, or who refutes to recog
nize the F*deral and State Constitutions t
(each within its sphere) as paramount to all
h'er laws, as rules of political action.
6th. The unqualified recognition and main.
tainance of the reserved rights of the several
States, and thecultivationof harmonyand fra
ternal good will between the citizens of the
several Statea,andtothisensl, non-interference d
by Congress withquestionsappertaining solely b
to the individual States, and non-inteavention
by each State with the alfairs of any other
State
oraDe
7th. The recognition of the right of the na
ti re-horn and natura lired citizens ofthe United
States. permanently residing in any
thereof, to frame their consti
and to regulate their soceial af
fairs in their own ject only to the
provisions of the tl Constitution, with
the privilegeofadmission intothe Union when.
ever they have the requisite population for ose
Representative in Congress, provided always.
that none but those whoare citizens of the Uni
ted States. under the constitutiun 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.
!nent of laws for said Territory or State.
$th. An enforcement of the principle that
i StateorTerritoryoughtto admitothers than
native horn 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 heretotore provided for, an
indispensible requisite for citizenship hereaf
ter. and excluding all paupers and persons
convicted of crime, from landing upon our
shores; but no interference with the vested
rights of foreigners.
10th. Opposition to any union between
Church and State; no interference with reli
gious faith, or worship, and no test oaths for
offce.
I ith. Free and thorough investigation into
any and, all alleged ahuses of pubiic fu~nclion
aries. and a strict economy in public expend
itures.
192th. 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 ti therecklessand unwise
policy of the present Administration in the
general management "four national affairs,
.nd 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 sueserviency 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
vascilatint course on the Kansas and Nebras
ka question; as shown in the corruptions
which porvade somne of the departments of the
Government; as shown in disgracing merito
rious naval officers through prejudice or ca.
price; and as shown in the blundering mis.
management of our foreign relations.
14th. Therefore, to remedy existing evils,
and prevent the disastrous consequences oth.
erwise iesulting therefrom we would build
up the "American party" upon the princi
ples hereinbefore stated.
15th. That each State Coupcil shall have
authority to amend their several constitutions
so as to abolish the sveral degrees, and in
stitute a pledge of honor instead of other u,
obligations for fellowship and admission into
the party.
46th. A free and open discussio. el all po
litical principles embraced in our platform.
o ý a .--
Programme du o ztL Americai.
OFPICI Ef.
ler D'humbles actions de grice a 1'Etre
Supreme qui rbgit FUnivers, pour avoir se
ejoru nos encitres dans leur triomphante lut
te r6volutionnaire. et pour la protection qu'dl
n'a pas cesbs d'accorder, i nousn, leurs descen
dants. dans le maintien des libert6s, de l'in
dEpendance etde I'Ilnion de ces Etats:
2me La perp5tuation de l'Uion Fiderale.
- le palladium de nos libertes civile et reli
gieuse,-la plus suire garantie de l'indpen.
-lance americahne:
mine Les Amrricains doivent ~ouverner
I'Am6rique; et pour parveuir a ce but, les
.itoyens nes sur Ie sol devront remplir tous
las emplois d'Etat, de nrume que toutes les
f,nctions fed6rales on manicipales, de prefe.
rence aux citoyens naturalises;
4me Les pereonnes noes de parents ambri
cains resident temporairement i I'itranger.
jouiroat des tors les droits et privileges des
citoyens n6s our le sol ;
5me Au-un citoyen (qu'il soit nB aux Etats
lonia ou i l'6tranger) no dexra ttre choisi pour
secuper des fonctions politiques, a'il reconnait
devoar une alldgeance ou oheissance quelcon
qaue i quelque prince, potentaat ou pouvoir
strangers que ce soit: on s'il refuse d'admet.
tre, que dans tnute acetion politinue, lea Cons
titutions FCldrale at d'ltat (chcaane dans sa
sph6re) doivebut ittre counid6rhe comrme la oi
Supreme ;
6me La reeonnai·-ance et le maintien sans
conditions, des droits reserves aux divers
Etats: l'entretien de I'harmoanie et 'dune
bienveillante frateraite entre lea Citovens des
divers Itats; at. pour arriver i ce rdenltat.
II non-intervention du Conzre.s dan leas qnes.
liema intIressant sp.cialernent chaque Etat.
--et la non-inlterveation d'aucen Etat. dans
les affiires particulibrew d'na autre Etat:
7me La meconnai~sance du droit qu'ont les
tey.nT s *ifs ea naturalisb4 des Etat.-Uris,
demau.esurt d'ur.e . i e nim pernaaente dans
uaseaa de neaTerritoires.defonrmuler leurC on
stitutimn et leuaris lt de rdgler & lour gri
lefra r doosoasiqu~~tes soeles, oa so
ýý t siatsdispsatai a d. la Coestuitioo '
federa.; .- seaissaaeo e leur droit
- sion, d dsqu'1l e uront Ia
eam- -
titution ou & Padoption des lois du dit Temir
toire on Etat;
Sme L'applicatiou du principe que,dans lea
e Elata ou Territoires, nul ne devra &tre admis
- an droit de suffrage, on ttre E1u i des bonc
- tions politiques. s:it n'est cituyen des Etats
nL'is;
9me L'amendement de nos lois de naturali
Scation, Declarant qu'une rCiidence continue
de 21 aus, est i'avenir indispensable pour
devenir cito.en'des Etats-Uunis, et de6endant
I FeuttEe de notre sol i tons mendians et a
tons crinimuels; mais sans empietements des
driots acquis des itrangers;
10me Opposition i toutsalliance de FE;lise 4
et de I'Etai ; Iozn-intervention en tout ce qui
appartient an cuite ou la croyarce religieu.-e
et asunt sermleut requis conmme qualification
aux places.
I Ime Un exanmen libre et entier de tons ies
bus qui p uvent etre commis par lea tfnction
nair,-s publics et une stracte economie des
dellntic di people;
1Nine Le maintlen et |'execution de toutes
loin constitutio.nellement Etablies, jusqu a ce
qu elies soiert abrogees. on qu'elles aient ete
dbclares nulles eat non avenues par une au
torite judictuirecomp tente;
13me Opposition i la politique vacillante
et inhabile, suivie par I'administration actuel
dans la direction gEnerale de nos atfaires ,
,rationales. ainsi qu'elle fa demontre plus par- .
ticulibrement, en dEplagant -des Americains
(design6 comme tels) et des conservateurs,
pour counier leurs fonetiona i des &rangers et
des ultras;-ainsi qu'elle I'a d6montre par sa
basse soumission i ceux qu'elle croyait torts,
et par ces liiches fantarowades envers ceux
qu'elle croyait faibles --ainsi qu'elle I'a
prouvi en reninvellat I'agitation sur lea
q ns sectionmnelles, par It rappel du coam
ll du Missouri ;-amsi pu'elle l'a proui e
en accordant le droit de suffrage ai des tran
gers dans le Kansas et le Nebraska;--aansi
qu'elle Fa prouve par ses tergiversatious dans
laquestion du Kausaset du Nebaska;--alnsi
qu'elle l'a ,pour par la corruption qui rege
dans quelques uns de. ddpartemes du gouver
nemnent;--aisi qu:elle l'a prouve par la 16t- I
rassure inprimee par preventi.on et par ca
price, sur des uoficiers distiugues de notre ma- A
rine nationale;-ainsi qu eile I'a prouve enlin.
par sea erreurs si numbrenses dans nos rela
tions avec les pusesances etrangmres;
14nme En consequence, pour remEdier aux
maux actuels. et pour preeniur lea resultats
dEsastreux qui peuvent surveir, nons inollu el
forcerons d'etablir le 'Parti AmEricain' sur les
principes que nous venous de declarer;
lime Cnaque Conseil d'Etat aura pouroar
d'amender ses diverses Constitutions, de ma
niele i abolir les diffIrens degres. et y sub
stituer un gage d'hollueur. au lieu des autzes
oblgations u.cea.aires a l'adatissiou dars le
parti;
Itime La discussion libre et franche de tcn
le principes polatiques coutenus danrs iottI
programme
en -
1i
;or BUSIHESS CAIAUS.
to W. CAMER. AlC1T7CTT B[7I1)ER. Or
to L o dera can tm Bent through the Iu.$t uthce.·
d A MOX TAN Ft l ! TLIE~ I:. 7- 311,1 '/cc; RF.s
Coner Third and Church .ttrc ta.
of I EiFE PETIT, ATTWrLEfl AND Cr"NSEL
id or rt Late uVfice with Valmout tirehert, Bruit
tioh!sing.
Y- BENJAMIN TERRIf~lt l, G Mm- WHEEL WRIGHT
oe Raton Rouge. - -`-JI, H~;.U~
ie ('1 G. W1LIJN. HO CF..WGV A NVP WL dIUENV
" tat Painter. Third Storet. Ciaton Iluz..
CSC/ out:·r. FkiL, Itandnt. IJL W JII'Ulla:iD hue- {tr.
rs
[A S4)Nk 'AlN . Hjj: L..A.k WA4A JE.SLALO
id Oealars in Bat, taCa, be. iSi Aaartre, rlhnt,
t AKlii HUtf FELIX LERXARES i'ruprie.
A: ter.
,3 L 4i' I CARPENTER A D CLSIERiSBmI L
dei, tiston Rouge_.
G 43L SteF C.4 IIENVTEIZ& CISTEiNBUJLPEig.
o Shop on Fifjthttrevt.
IS QUIJMA\ tN WjLIAN. X-EWORLEA'AS. 4 IE.hI I
le s ore, 1rn:r uL-.ette and laurel etreelo.
H lIArr k FRAZI I.t, GENERAL -GENTXA NVD P
SiCllectors..: .nt lorvcial Plice. N a Irleans. 1
f T. WAIDIhi1 I hI. PGJTE H CEISIPT. Cor
L ner 'itirl n d !'Lurch striets.
iaRNE IL OI'SE W ILIA4M iARkhrrPRO.
1 lo t La. (hues :.rt Iii 1,..· !fo t ". ,.l.."1 ..t
e tn "*age.
a
T7YATY k flWC . lIriiii:. * ..% ~;
- Grocers. Corner Claurted di.a.;. a -etiCt.t":.
r laton Rouge,
W Gr. &mu CC., sWHOLESALE PEA Lf ie 1. A
. Palaut Mlaiolsoea. 3M Chnrtres Sltreet, Net
- A
T IMT, CtOffYb'g'itg RY GOOIDS. Cor
ner Laurel and Third Street. Baton IRouge. A
O EPU )ICEITRICK, ARcIITECT AMdP BIJl- A
der. Baton Rouge.
T A. TRot xPAl.E, J)ETAL S.%URGEO&. or- A
e " 5ce on Laf catte St., Baton Rouge.
TOILS TILANO. IVfRKEIL IN TI, ('O.CPI'ER
J and Sheet Iron. Thtro St., liBten Rouge.
T UIEA II. IIUSeLIIAY, A rTORN E' d COC at,
ICr at law. (Nolsee etn laurel street.
T A. VIALIrr. UoRCC0T d CHEMIST Third
ý- " atreet bet. Contention and North Boulevard.
_--- tot
le. w * street net. Conveotion and North Boulevard.
J H. tlHENCK, BRICK YARD & MILLS. Ofice
* on Church upjioite the Barney Hloue.
r T W. BR)OWN ARCHITECI d IUILDER. Orders
es can be lent througlht the l'ostolice.
us JACOB ' tI'ER, FIr7RITLRE WIIREIIOUI.SE dc.
es Chlurch utreet.
j TO:EPH I JOt. ATTOR .y " COCvNEV4LLOR A7
Law. Office with P. A. Walker, J. P., on Church
,treet near Third.
-T. B. BRCNOT, A "ITOIII 'EF d COU3SNELLOR A
• J Law. Office on lain 'treet.
t J B. Me1UUTHIEN, ATTORNET£ COCvSELLOR
Sat Law. Office on laurelttreet.
it tIHUA IEtAL. I HOLESALE d RETAIL GAO
S cer. Church street.
ir JOLlsSAINT. DEARLEM I PAIN'TS OILS
t- and Hardware. No. 11, oplposte the New Ma
e a, New Orleans.
SLOUIS KON DERDT, L 4.HIOABLE BOOT AND
hI Shoe maker. Iafayette St.. Eaton Rouge.
t. R.c. lIUU:.uTON, DRY GOODS AND ILL!
` 1 aery. '11 rd Street, lBton Rouge.
,Oe 1 YrTIA\ k HUGUET. DEALERS IN AEARD
s8 ware, Church St., Iaton Kiouge.
. Cdol'N Co, S.I8 TOUN ROGE CHEAP
. tore. South Boulevarid.
C P.f GRtt4ES, AlT'TiLVIE},t (OGUyL'LOR Al
"J Law. Ofice on Lafayette street, Baton Rouge.
and near the Court House. West Baton Rouge.
, S. HALL, ATTar NEY E CO.'NSELLOR AT
law. OiBce on Laurel street.
--IaeO)r. aLDnn', D[LB IG LCLOC
t J" Wah ; l et., Uder Ilse Barey yHouue;
T a Z. P. ). l OIGAt., IT"TORNE t" COBa
" e J.ae , bt-., Ont Uhe City Hal
ý .ý ýlar"aoeyrtlýý :
-7 P. UULAMATIvN
FBY RoBEIlR' C. \VICKLiFFE,
a Goverrt of the Statej of Lo dnana-.
To the Sher f of the Parith /f iest-' Bato I
Rouge :
WI|HEREAS Electors for President and Vice Presi
dent of the ui:ted Stat",, are to be chosiet fur
thih state on
i Tuesday the Pourth day of November next,
Ia provided by Law. as follows, to wit:
O.(I Elecctor fromt the First Ellectoral District. cormposl -
ed of the Parishe- of l'liine*ine anld St. Be. i und, b
the Thlird District of the Cit) of New irlcauns altd
Faulourht Treme. b
e OsE fromn the Second District, composed of the' First
and .'-ecndl i.ihtricts (with the eIceptio of the anu
tdIhorg T'.re.)
Oe e f o:n tle Third Flctoral Di)itrict composed of the
I . Fourth li-triet of the cily of New Ut llan-; that -
part at the 'arish of Orleans on the rigolt bak of
thie Misisoippi. and the lanishes of .Jitleroh.t St.
('iharlc-. at John the iaptiit. St Jat'es. .\Acetonilo,
As.ui pIlot. tlitaurehle andt Terrel oule.
u ONE tin the FIourtit Electoral District. comlupoeI of
the Parishes of St 'rnmnmanv, Wahlugtoun, Liilly
atlo. St Htelan, East and Wie.t iebhcuana, loiat
Coo .pee. Et a Wstote PWed Baton Rnuge and Iberville.
e Ot from the Fifth Elertural District, comlposed of tile
Seou.tie, of Attakalpas -nd Opelousas, nod the 'ar
i-hes of a.tpides and Avo.elles. and
Ost trum the Sixth Electoral District, comp sed of the
Ct'untie, of Natchitoches. Ouachite auid "oncordia,
and the Parnhes of Catahoula and Franklin.
Now TFrn.-..RE, I have thought proper to issue this
9 my Pretlamnatlru, notifying the quulititr .later
throughout the State of the Election atore-aid,. and
eomanding allSTheriTff. Commissuionere ,t Election. and
other ofeiceru therein concerned. to htt oald t Eloeton
for Eleetorsof l'reidelet awi Vice 'Pre-i-'iit ,I the
L'nited Stdtlte. for the State if It)uiiana. mi the 4th
Slay of Novemnber next. (1.51.) uid IElection t, he can.
dluitedl and returns thereot mlcn in all emr+.lets ac
eording to the pr.,vi-in, of the .Contitution of this
State and laws In such case nmadie anii provided.
GIVE.V F'D'IER .XY1 IL4.VD. awil the era! if
the .ta ,f L uihi rd. a' Iaton Rm '.a. thi
(L. S.) .eewub el o f .J, ly .1. It. ]til. and i' fthr
+ elayl rdrte ,f /r Initi Sltules if ,1aner
r.tz. ter Ei3hty Fern!
BY TILE (;OV Mt.Iut: RtuB'i C. WICKI'IFFE.
AB IREWT F S. IEfRP' N
Secretary of Sftare.
For the pu.rpose of ceart yin in to execution the
llhre proclamation, l'oil- t.:11 l'" ta r ed e n tl i- Var.
i-h, iii the let Tie-,da of \,nui r n,*\xt bltin.: tl e
lth day of ai, Ini nlth. at th* hOiloa". tt I ;laCe, ill tlhe
Patr;-l, and under thi- irecti,,u ut the f ltluing namo
ed Commissionar-, to wiil
.AT TItE CIOPrE !lotsi o ti I ZEI.jt' I:.tni it.y
,un--JMareelhn Ilviron, Vallerect Titllier and II
|l.reerion.
.T THEl (CtoreR't oitigE OP T WIt'RG kn n0.
t,iii-Si,othPne A1l.et. J ;rCe. it Frank Williaans.
.uT t-. ('iiHRT thtittl Fi t t4 Ai-t.
("nT - . V DIhrtlea A Ii crow, O BernaorL SIr.
.\T Tr u Sn1'R, ,or I F auc.a i'.
1.', ---I i R 'hiun., *. ,1 i hark. t .1 T l.I e11.
AT T titF P H iit S'e'hl l Iurt'.k .'cl ."nl,.i 14-fTtr.
1' rdo--l 1i termauyt. George g'<uni i a l St .unth.
Thbe oul-i fromi f o'cluck " i until 4 t,', itok Ir.
N 'I U l'E:, ..hter T,
We-t 11aten Rtouge Septilh t'51 .
Ie PROCLAIATION
PAR RO)BEI'T C. H'ICKLIFFE.
0ci Gouverneur de i'Etat de In Loulaliase.
't' , .du Shc,'if de la Paroisre Our-t Baton Romuc.
|' 1" N il ,'L 'e - l L c ',u t r f rc.i i.n: *t Vi.e
L r.,-adent des l'tate tni-, dIetr unt etrechoie polur
vet Et'?,
".ar.ll le Quatre de Novembre prochnin,
Or- ainie I: ) qu ii ett pourvu lpar la lti. carnmes uit:
IN Flrctear. pour I1 t rim:ur Di.trit I lee Iral. rom
p.e d.e ptt-,i-el "'l:p.jiiinr et .% i.ernnr, I.l
tririemr. Io,t:rwt lde %tlre lt. la Neile. t)chinu.. et
It, si'aulisrg Tr''a .
I.EL t-.Heteur pour I. N'er ndl District Teei'oraIl c'm a
• ," .e ,ipremier "t '-rt ond District de ls Nielle. (hO L a
(a 1'excr't,i. ,in .i". 1asinrg Thme)
-UNJ..i' lte i'r pour I, 'lrouioie sliirirt flrt( nrt -co,
SIT j e ir o s i llct - a r;*i: l io- trict de Ia sile - I ht N ,li,- h r
1"sn p, ej r !tort.' di la imaroinu <i I l.-.ttq- .ii ne -"r
I.,l r, "s h-ite du M: '.,ilp i. e h- Ia,.,-: .Iisi-r
son. Nt Charl'. St .at, Nat ti-t.. .-t .larqtu... .:.
nionu ..',,mptlitn. L troiren e 'et Tt l.ai ..nn .
Cs l-.,lctlr lour le tl.;I.t int. lm'" -r ' 1., H ,- : i'. r s
i pose dr*. par:.-r tT t m -1- .r
" ston. lt Hel,.na. Fz.t ,t 11r.1 Dlci at a. taint t 'uij ,,.
Es at et ti-I l .t ". i::o:, -t l r- . t a ils-.
S L's te r t r' t tr tr r t I llult-inen I i-*:,t Filent " t'r i ,
't p- -, t. s nrittt de- .tttl Mpa~i t upe lou.a., it ir'.
,par,,-,e 1.. r'I ..tvoýll. I"
-ie .x E rterur Iouer Ie .l lsciire l i-rit .it letoral lrom;.n,
,e d <1,.- Conllot. ds Natrchlttrlch,. lOunchitla rti icurr
dia et tls. paroisei Ctlnhoula et l'ra.kin.
AL A.irs lin', j'ai crci lropre de lanec-r esi na pro
rllllaur ton. not.rt l+t lt I tr'r i otrletlr- .ualiire. l.u ttit
.. f t:s t di in, s- ,lit ale I, rt orl. IonnaniI t i tol:t Ir-l S r..r
electi ol J'i- i 't r la ,"t , Fn lect n pour Flect-r's de
S Pr"-*id snt et lie Pr.-idh I ,t ,I IiRa.- I in . I 'ourl at
le ha I i~ itu-, . l ," q.u..ir. ,. N :vnmbre prl r-hain 1 r i
la dite +l ,·:tn ,i ,, , .- ,r t-ennue ee--y ts . l., rap.
VD IPrts 4oorlmnwiait a !4 I ,-.rtlr~han .:r cet Mtat etdes
sb loin piasse.' a ee ...j t.
DO..E,. .s', If.| lA I V.I Tr-RR. @h lo rtwr de
or I'F',:t ,! In Lei..inan, a Bai it fore, a ,
(T_ S.)" ./ ," Jrtil,' A. fi. 1.t-ir. dt de Jl I 4di n.
dt ier is it' i d'. Amroilue. La quima
!. ringt lonime.
._s_ u:w t . lit.rns.'.
t- .(1.ir ,.- T," i i.',, !.o"wo-A atnho qnue re
sort;te et.,n la .i"" - i:
Corn--3.arceihu l;own, Villeneuve Tuillier, et It
Ar r'tFE DF T"'IRA.ýIE-gNI P.wOR , A ('o..
)r- Cu.ins-Sothene Aillet,. 1 C(aire,rt frank W ilamu.
A L' MmaNlS ig (",I'-1
Corns-V Dtlbricna. A Pmarrow, O 1ermrard. Sr.
L- Ar" ..aG~lAn E J F Ta MsIsa,.
Cnani-- R 'hinn. 13 W Clark. 1.L lohdeil.
- A IA son no' oEnia". tnt 2itE DI.STRIT Ics EcnLt.
f Cams--H B tGermany, George Young et Chas Srmith.
Lea boites seront ouverts de hoemes A N a 4 Io,.:i es
R P x. N W POPE, Sherif.
Ouest Baton Bonge 9 Sept 1865.
" For Sale--A Fine Chance !
rd .aTRACTOF LAND situated in thin Parisi" abhnt
S four mile'. above the Ferry landing, anld ront
ing on the Mississiippi River. containing two arents
front. mirre or less. witl the dil th of about forty ar
C pents;-side lines clos;ng in the rear. Bounddrl above
by lands belonring to the succeraion of Terence Dil
I mouny. and below by throe of Villenauve leeBlanc Jr.
& Co., with all tihe h'uildliogs and improvementr there.
on. Also, with or without the 3A IV-.ILL attched to
the Pame. d
This plae, is welU adapted for A (OIf'XTRlY RESI-a
DEN. At: there being FINE FRUIT TREES, GOOD o
I GARDEN &c. 0
II For termn and conditions apply to O. B1RnaiD Jr. i
Paraish Recorder, or to
. pl9-4t. JOHII C. ELDER
NOTICE.
.ef sahberiber respectfully return, lhi. thanks to w
. his friendt and custrmrs who havre during the w
)art year liberally gave him their patronage and take li
this metod of inrforming them and the public at argre p
that he has now on hand a large Int of rseaied linum- a
b her, and everything requisite for the undehtaking and hi
succeavfull cominlction of all work in thCe of i
IIOUSE BUIl.t NGR, BlN PIS, SASrI. and I)OORS. fit.
ting up .ST)PE.. BAR-RItOSS, in the best. most durn
ble are! workmanlike style. All ordera left t at D. r
Mloo.aa' Hardware Store. the Post Office or at the
shop ua Fifth Street. adrjoinine the St. 'eter'. andil St.
Paul's College, will meet with prompt . ttenton.
G. 1. SEES.
EW AIND CHEAP GOODS.
I WOULD. reepestlfull sall tire rttemtiou of the ha
dies of East and Weslt Btor. Rouge to the faet thtt
I am just up from thle 'ity will a sllendit asoiortmnt
of E VERY thing in my line all of which I offer to the
SLales (ICHEAPER that ever. tit
Mar 22-6. MiRd. C. IUi oY'ft 4a,
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NOTICE. 0.
ir'sT G pureluaosl the eutire inIk o aot lO1T
O11 ,,r., ATS. c.,. f J. t. . Quiggina I muli
res-pectfully solicit a share of public patronarg. I
will conosantly keep on hand a ftere and varied as.
eortment og'ooda, which I will sell as low, or L..wer
than any other house in town.
R. L. IENDERltN.
Having diRposed of my vick tn Mr. iR . . Hender
Non. l bespeak for him thepatronage hithertoextended
I e t. J. W. QUICGLYrS.
Aug 9)-tI.
"V teb~ i l0toieort, n. tlaar t
>R t e T
is
N E AD VYE TiSt EN TS.
*A'LLIAM JOGELL.
11 Whlcale and Retail Druggist & Apothecary,
Jul'tjX ROL GE, LA.
nutliaetiui n 1.tl cactiier --.rue wIi hu t-t" t
tl *i ter iy t ,iug lttrtlib tb tII per anly gi, tltaml
boati, a till be in ti..telcl.
t It will be to o.ar interest to buy your lrug, atnd
u- Ml(d'citie fromU
imarch 1 WM. ItItml.
~t i audrlen,
t. ex tfark. Iazeppa
I, 1,: ballkets A.niette,
3 ,tliut i.'rn Mtarch,
of 12 bot'n Coulgate'n i"i.rl cStarch,
12 ' Yeust Ponder,
tt 2 bankets Seltzir Water.
e" 200 boxes lort- Lt, mulnale,
io 10 Ildozen Lie J.l utlre
r- 10 ""* t'uprior laret,
1 enak old I ort.
e 50 dozen i o Irter. Ilarelhty & Prkfinn
a, 50 " (1Hurton on'Irent) .co.eii Ale
I barrel aupier.lr ouI 1.0 iuni.attela
I I Caiuphlie.
1 ' aBurting Fluid. fir sale by
D ry Prunes,
butill fresh and nice. for -.tle v-ry centaj by
T lann , Lime.:
c1/
in fticiulrtrinhcd in a ty quanuit ent
R "':-· =-o
S dtec. . ".' i . l 3t.c l.' . tr itra ': t
T ardBil!
J A .uperior article. ju-t received alnd f, r >
W\.11. It1t.L.. Pruari-ft.
MO\NTAN te ILUGUET.
\otiice of Co-Partnership.
TIE unf.-cr-igueI lave this dayt etef.l tal o ae-r'.
I. -r--iluntir th"c tlt .t-o .10NT.i.N . i1
to tI.I t.rite pta fit t'i f cmrrig oni the 'larwfare
u..- . -- in ! it, arii, braicl.ta re-p.ecttull" .u
licit th. itEtrucnae if the pull;c. a.tr:trg Iteltt that
ti fttr, a, hla.n sadf varie.t a u-'ck ýcati finll a
ttre .tanil. nttd aold as lowa aC any huttte out-ider f
Netw til.an .
J. ('. l'.'TAN,
april 15 J. . IllltT71'.
H l-ardwtare ! Hardwalr
lIa. n lg reiui ,t. I, t.o it., -?.t ',rmeIrly o.tcupiý l
t. . :,.,,ua I.lti. t. I .It mu"i r.-nt,.i Lo. nr .ce. .". t
Smy *t,.r. I wouilt .,i ct lir on. in wantl itf Iltul
wra-. al.V and WIIew ware,. Ilo.n- Flrnitshing &c..
t.. ti., mer a ral betrw. fu.rchairz ellechiere.
nu tl 11v LA,.tN A lit lLt t. l- urau ,tree!.
I64 rv-aI Stoves ;!!
S .\ ,art, -up .l" tf 'mall Icrankl:n (ital -
Ss..i o i|. I' ,r. t' .t, Liuan i ll. n ,- ,al. ,pri,
i,, 1 nlli.nm (.ii:". i 'r - esent, tou,:- bri.e. ladis . ,n ,
tu.i a t: Ltlg c; arge attio., kttt-.ilayn tidwarf. ('
uit, .n t it utinl ,ti ..
.ture trafte. semrfnt, whi..!,- r , *<. a-,tl.i
lu ari ntd Ili tiU dittou n a.li au:t :.i .r -., l Io.n
jail 6 .ltrNA.N & ill, r;T. ( :arc'i ,treet.
Carponters & Plantation Tecls
'1 L ," Ii r ·.- 1' ... (; 't.
,- t 1I,".. 1:" ("-..
i i 1 t l , - . I , , I.,,r
t .t. . . lah. I ..t,:h-t.
L Iitta tI. i-an. ki, t -."
r )hl ,+I, Pl.,.. lt-aw n" Knuit'es,
TGurti S-cr .. ., it:lcrew's,
t,..n.l,e!. l r -.e..
I hta.t l an * Br, c, .,
ITAf.t,.ltoo o al, L-tet-fr shapr,
PhItu Iti., xe
manlI Pper For sale by lIt:a
W' rncthes% Pruocila,
I'lscr. D. C. MONTAX, ugers,.
Twe-zer.. ,
Plunlmb. and Hollows & So.nds ComplsR-e.
CI'TLERY! CUTLERY!!:
SnT'IFALu. . Ivory Wood an'! Horn. Mine +,li! hLan
i j t ,ta KNII-FS.A. ) }e k-. I!,,a 5' c.n t- I , t. ,
n io PInr ,,tt i als, eel Car,-,.. I'.,ket and lIt:1 .lItI
i Koiseat t.N tittE.
de I Twowitl lai- dra:oer- and tute ith shelvel
ut underneith fir ...I I., a- thie: a.i. in the way.
janl 5 ;.i r I\N IlIl(;IL ET, Church alreett.
i lake. laheal
~.; n." fiar,,i" Ext'ract an. Itoe. Water. For
s .le hy Win. lGiKEL. Ihun.is.
to I Fine Lot of
' g . ." a idie Cutlery. Ivory Itandl.-
iabl, and a eert hnnles,
Car-ers, nu I trks.
Fluted Steel,
march 29 J. P1PER & (.
SF iI.L as- rtment of the CLmslunAl, Brts ',rag
IL ,1N;G Tusse. J. LHit.R &. o.
mar )t
YN ew Gtoods
.het received, some splendid
3lah.gany Sofa+,
Io Tetc a Te*'.
do llhocking Chairs,
e do Easy Chairs.
n;aren 29 J. P'IIlpt &o
RIGHT ABOUT FACE!
ot JOS tr A. CRAIG infortn.o the publi that havin
n- atLoLSvE his late asscinations. hes now REvoLv
its or aS owe Arti. in other words, heaas establ shed
its himseh ua Church stret., north side. frIt door east of
r the iatney HIouwe-where uE and hb MtATELuTrm. Will
t will ae wa note e f time, but with aD mtY .aLDEt, ken
as the sevrnri w .oio nia, takes off the hairy rasedn
S lBawer-- manipulate hiaute hmarilty in a manner
mo,t beautilul to behold. Lulled iv the music of a
distant waterfall-BUCK, bearing tie hOtuam. savory
and pure as ever cradled the Irast 'aKtcs-btried in
D ao tlon., or eider down-immersed in aroma from the
OtrEaTAL CL.mI, there to carry on the 2ransurial, Ilir.
Ir. e and Kapperlapiam Art, &c.
" Coame one. rome all,
And agive JCE CRAIG a slaving all I"
"TlHE Child Iosmly trouiled w llth worms,
says the tlahughtlessmother. wien tl:." puny n,g.el a
tnce ofher oft'pring is remark'd upon. -tnlt Was m
to why not say only (Chlera, orinly Yellw *, ver. liar
ae worus destry more lives thanither. I vou, looeyour
iC little ones. administer to thom. even it y',u only sus.
Me pet 1them io be "'troubledl with worm=." asure. sati,.
t- and immedi e remetly. .Ew-ry household where it
i hts been tried, every uhaysicaku who has seen its etfects
of pronunece
' INER'',S CJ.XADIAN rEMIFI'CgE
such a remedy.
p &d'Jit uart';ular and remember the name.
* WINERas CaIAaDIA VrWMIaUGE.'L"
This is the only article that can be depended on.
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orlems ly
J. WRIGHT & 0t .. ale Proprietors,
21. Al 1n51 Chartres Street.
Sold In Baton Rotge by all the lIrnggists.
C -------
E.W. ROHERTSON, ATT). Yet r COt' SELLO0R
at Law. Will practice hli; ,rofessioni in the
a~tlt Judicial Distriet of thli..State, the Unitedl States
iand ctSupretmeCo~irt4Mt Nei* )rlea:t.. Itsoiness en-.
trusted to h's care will seeite prompt attentrodL.
Ofice in Plaquemine Iberville "+rish IA.
i Deea Brown'EsaseleeofGinger, just received
12 nd for sale by (feb. 2.1 J. L. VIALtr.
•Slos Received by J. L. Vialeh.
SIROP DR BRIANTE LAMOrURov,
VISITING CARDS. BRANDY, *
cOLOGNE WV.AZR, CO.rOH .rIVDIRS ,
GUM DRO PHYSICIAN CASEs,
B 95LATF1J CA*OS,
S SToEAL Pe&VS.
A e sa y d . 1 . . ault r T
WI ~OSU~ k0
- --------- Ja"1t Arl'll
Architect and Builder.
" Shop ni Fb'ul a erred, ced if Mraen.
r)TULit respectflly all ticse atteiftuin 't the pub.
j lie to minc aitnru rTiwitL l,.rdlbe new rear. hntiingl
Illy made art anrmenla with oiuer ot tie klet iianofaoit.u
i-t ring e"tatbliaihutnte in Ciutitiati. I a'in pl. area to
f~riI A$ll I ltAulL anl Ill.l\l.S. trade fiflei be-t ot
w,.itri~l p:lre imbelr ate' of ;operrvr w.. l tlnnat llhi p. clam
et., ioie tbaa can be tinic in airi.lt:h. I train, in
.ill i, ..wttry wialtiug to bihid a ill liod t to their ad.
tail hi nnlij- iii.a rLin with Iin-- beftiri tailhitg.
i t. dr, iroti th i'ni mcnerl' 1. Ilii-iitr .
LLL\I
it s r Ii.'t ~iry wok nl all Lind ar
to o, he ncw w rwatOlu +" manner
la-.. Ii , liar bin nL .ja-, i., gi, in he imui al
- *g A l le oi~-fjb woine.aittui(t t to with to-ait
oI,4 " I, d.i-attc.. uiattr iu n. iiiihi* 0a tlt -,t-i
TII EOD(ORE GOLDMAXNK.
D AIlElr IN CL1.)CE3, WATCIIk,
t7 w-o~R , PIry I,. ~SO
HARN.i11t,:HTP ~~s"tIts't r-uut-taiitli nil totnit. Ltrge anii beaiuitifuil
a a-a..iutneui ut (1'.ATilh'- aie:.JhW tI
1:1 . wtic lie oter. ti the citizeni o at- end Wect
Eton L't~ge anad ricic:tyl on inat oamble te~mi.
IIA1PD WA[U'TO 1
L. JOLISSAINT,
W~lat-naat anld tetait~dea~lir
IN H RDW REPALNT!OILt WINDOW
to GARDWARE &i'.Cita( t. Ac.
No. 11, Oppoa.te the 1*t Darin, X. 0.
i0 ar __l
House, Siglnl& rnamenta
iiA\. pi Third snrrd. 3-:ia rftb- r t . h-I hd7tcr.
ur eirnanP...14 l lly aiitci a rhaaae i the li-piblii
aatronii.a
R."iu-'arctiaratce wenrmet Wi- are auit-lu-it toi Iii.
oi n i..e m-at reunnaabe terrm, and isI thiehar b
I'artirllar atte-tion paitlto piaii anl fancy SI!GN..i
:,tv h.tlNIlt. liLA/AN'. t~tlLl~ltu. 3ILIIBLNGi.
i\-ilht.lt.k. n'ly rexuliueil.
are I irmlera hr laruat -n t.,r i-t"r ;¢i the t'o..t Office
re "otlh.ra or i n.lcisrul a..i. rotuiiUy attenrier to.
,t in.. 20 ii -_
f~ai - - -- - - - -· c
1D\ 11O N IN
FlU \I(7..' :I.+P .AMEhRIC.i4
tIat,, Capp, Strata Goods, Ctabretuas die.
F~,S.. ( hrr'r" `tie t. New Orleau·.
M .Pl SIGH- .ii P Rt (JX".V..V4 L PAINTl.,' I
\1' or 6r- Si;-i m"" !.rI-Io.u- irr.iniuri.
ai : i'..ttiug. ;at(.r-hitriatt t, an., i.Liasii. all u rlh :
u :t cltttet,, iitlc·rt, (iuerr-ittrnetra..ec -
en-a maid Qtitocra.
T5I: il' jFii\+\ a.U . l. r..1.--iri'oltr infotrmI
Is : L r'" iti..e, n Ott4 ii tniiili.i attI.ares
r...<I,' ""i.u ..aa1elual"tkhti.otaiiii.,cuih auteh$.l
n r,, r't lier t .uw1 ti te i'i4 . i a i r n1 Nl ii..'.i.
'I!;, :; ~ ,1rut \Cindovii )'rnulr. i::oZ, ?brouiBd.
Ii n u lia'g~ie~nsc audr tir~*aivii. turnititt ut ;~:
au. II.tn. "! u.ed:n .-rder of any width ,nit-r'a,' twt.
it,- li:ruLncn tin-icr tiree itori-. 1 ii;i' "i
re...- i u»-te ly true. .i( tar length ouluer Uturt.-uia
,..: i ii jd i anrttti inches atuai-". j
r.- .1) otiriu aid.eiien to thr ttib ,icthe Itir Ptt
"ii.,,- !. r'*. t M.art $ Co., of latuon Rouge. ailt meet
Ut ili-t atrutiti
T A"MnTTeW! A T
Jan .5 1. Vr 'r1
J. A. TROUSDALE,
Bavs Roite, LA.,
tl* ' tendl of his prftesion:al 0t o 1a'
t v.:it.,: branI t- pWStsu.ng t.. the r~rt u r.t
to It..1:!" ai etlemen o; E a.t n:il iHe.,t iati
i:0or+ :au t w .:r -Iroun linL.. g ,ntý_ , C,
.\ to hil. abtit1ie'. the beit crede.statls cin tie fur
li-ke i; n"c'- ars. but to tt, e ...:* he" , t In iisn
I neI htn. he wel'i re. pctfuly reter tI. t.i, khi
ti " :.ave . ltl.rty fst tre. him durin t
!t l.ter with1 their "",,ndIncs,, a,:l tr fuir a ,
sol. retottn 1,- m..t- sincere tihak., Jki, :n , :i
,s. eotve. exer",Is to, t ,ni a:nue to merit thfc -·a:n
All w.atk ilrformted -c.entificall aunl with the ul
" r. t are , and alo w th: the %iew l,, "lura;.,,.:.. th,;.
Sn '",:,s, a ,prem: .t! benetit to ti e .at, t. "le wil
hdlway' tb in his o**ice from 8 A. x.. unt i :;r "..
(1tl." r).1 m oe, J. IW. ,ci;si(,.s' -h.,e stoe l.afay
TOURO I1NIRMARY.
",,'ne'r of .Vew Lt c'ee ,td Gai. .nir st'ertx.
S .I .11 Hospital i -paciou a,,n caw ,,r n i.nllth situat,- l
i a .qare from the river, near the siip and steano in
lr. Ji' -i'i BEN$.AIDON is tl.e Director of tl:e ln.ti
:usint, and heA.dent I hbsician and eurgenu. { ae
r. Tio;lMAc IHUNT is the visittng Physician and re
4U.geon.
Ttaa :
I'rvate roams.......... from $' 50 to S$ per day.
Ward. ........................$1 50 per day. 1
.'ir for -lav-. .............. 100 peL di.y.
i'..of.or-ial iatte.eitnce. medici.es. nursing, diet er
ti.d h.i'.rint, areincl:.,led in the-e cearges.
4j.'?urstcral operatlions cha rized extra. 0
i" Thit lotaltion of the Hospital is .Pertectlyhcal-.
:by and contgaious diStaees are not admilttd into
the intirmary i
COTTAGE FURNITURE.
L FEW Comtlete sets of "''lttage Farni&ure"-an o
ientire n.ew patterin of this beautiful an.l unuique
urnliture-for sale by J. PI'EI & CU.
)LATED S.'OONS-
S do Forks,p
do Napkin Rings. th
Ivory and Wood Rings. tI
salad Spoom and Forks,
Wine Cooler,
Knife Wasphers.
Table .I.ts, assortal kdl, s,S
Egg Haskets.
Knife Baskets. d:fferent kinds, Sn
Ice P'iea, Mincing Knives, ke.
mar 21 J. PIPER & CO.
Stareh, Stareh.
4 20 boxes Coleglates Superior Pearl Starch, the
b.at in use, for sale in any quantity by
dec 5 '55 WM. ItOGEL, Iruggist.
A~ rUeles hfr ItheTellet.
iji tea1 tnnssnd. Pertumes, setehets, Powier me
cot
Dissolution of Partneirship. a
TIE firm of W. F. TrrXX.RD k Co.. was dissolved by wh
j Limitat!on on the 31st December. 1s55. The hu
-ines, will Ie continuedl by W. F. Tinnard on his own rot
taeeunt. The name of the irm will only be used in a
the settlement of accounts.
W. F. TI'NNARD.
A. D. HEDEXBERG.
Baton Rouge, Jan. 2. 1856.
CItIARLES RUSdTON.
BLACKSMITIING AND WAG- con
gnl making. Ploughs made (fl
and relirsed. Buggies and other i the
repairs hone at the shortest ao I and
lice. Horse shoeing done with the wg.its.eecene ,, wit
despatch. tho
YW ill work done byr llm shall be equal to tha to t
done at any other establishment in the south. 11y,
S- Wagtgon and ('arts always on hand for sale hot
shop st Mississippi street, San Michel, W. Rouge. but
march 1. air
LOUIS KONDERT,
Fashionable Boot and Shoe ".
any
RT ESPECTFULLY udes ir aer ce e the services
of Baton Rouge and vici.dty, ilmakin'all kins a*
S.H.tfS and .Jul.s. His long experenata is e tea
oudneas is the remomeadatina be oilers. beet
His shop is situated on Lafayette street, betress
Chordc sland 4 sUM r Atapl'a drug atr.
,5Iir. L phya ~sn btt the hest *90tckmen e ll
raa guusgatig t
'.4
I.
COrIIES, CSLUS, k*38ln4q
Lnn4ieu? AS~RUIh, A
tn·d l11, i c~t'4t inec th~eilolated ·e DoplydpLoe ,
ii ii bI"1~I,·itl o~rtt crlIning arrin rmdkpa
*t:,l! l enilrc lun ~ ~ ? I rerm.4iD 1o~ ~.
i~l'tr. tn cdite *hich · Iacr i~auC tog U an onr
ncrtu·'iotytl cr~ of eeosialeftoctbylnar .i aaori~t ·i~
aotiu. Itoet rine.r l dr. Acidum Hyooeyaafu t or·
i~r it Inc atio k of tunell titu aLoudcatop·pi,n.
ac~ 'te-ierartum inm eol nrot htherto atuE~la~ I aaiu
al that:' me dicin earn o.:p Tisi aponu sadr ltrr~n
InhterS1I tLoe& sumite tlOtheir hlhen meshes,I
tri: rlin ~c. in I i.ctiigtZ, tirttdhcetete the nars~a.J
t'~ed cw nniePiacn o pro;Te'ora ~Ia te I s,.. ftd*J
!Ieiiictll In-tit ate, Yale (olfrge , hlnrna(.ite,,
of l)cditincI. Le'inton, by ·! ~ebeeI, Nhnrr
Uteenjtc~i~. Cambridge*, )hac~hb au eda Pi
~lege Waneinglon; )lm;yxia ba a~tutYe..
'rAnd itt farjrnCai esntriei,:
' L`E.rkn~e do Mdic I,, P~Ia.0lnse.;Rl Royl C~
PI~~P*Jieiaa -and idsrgena, Ropden: Queno'. tnlche
Cnkul ~ireraity of S~apha, oluly; Imol CaLl~dg.
at i I~iloiciani, Vienna; 'Junt·a Nei~ak," Bens:
Ithe Mteheban' Jnatltuto E Ohio. atOseQisea, mr.
for it. C'itr ecelina~ YirttYbLeleergaoTu
iVlewe of the MaueaehrabDt CharitabLd NegOtdmi..
castion arnee gite to thU at~·ian al that hr is
lloaJnn.nep.(.t.t. As; Lto. eb~d~lioapwaLdseg
t1re- treat aotlteterg th.i. llm
ot 1~u c~ laat*afe- I~ C~~ a r+eema
i:"'·iJ profesion andpoyldboeuetmutoeui
ci~.i ·.! iho-owhi iia(enselandprsttbdi ha
a'ri i eeu:if~l and highly utOablo Prermadao h~
rri -ore.~ of itt niece-n aim a ~rmedy rlaeamd 4s*
i tt;1 ii maF ho relfd upon will, seaeoehrO the aidd
th ie onmem-oon aol affihting palmomar w bei.
cIi to.rl ~ our elmalte."
I Iab~o'ti e..inrelatioas of the Qle Partm
Inte sI es e~~ l'z iili tl~i sodton Nedicuaal O Jeerfk r.
mid ~l Brtieb Ant ~ruitaa Joumnil Of kedican kihlitchal
$ci~neat. )Iortrcsl. Le ulndouornmalPbazuJ niie.ai
* anu M diedl Ito-la. lI. C.. IBaitbwaute' Bntonper
e togLsjd ti-i icl repotter. New JelerdneyLadakamt
ladnalr· p· )lelicit:eeCt deClomp. Ifia Otxelde, fla,
-H, toper, \I 3je-ty, Nau ietoise Empene, lSlhta
II- -ohl nl~- YaHithonc, AL~kuLq eDjhl, )
i I(- cM,- Ct'ltiol C )iaeaty, Liah;PhUl.Q~oem
I, - Lt i ·-ae~;y. (PLo. K~leligefreoe
-,uainnl lPirtlarrnmnael Na~le Yneqkut, Rliagaftisu
'ir Ct rlca T. MetcaM Goern~oe bieamol of thaI
t ~.Don Thomas £. Noaera, ndirad4
irteh Herr RLoert FAls, Motnised IlebOE1S
·i- ispp-l.
FrankIl.arl~n5w dta
_j~a iandl t rerr, etary of hinaaLs
I d,. rd Hi' elmcclm, D. D., LL U eta., b ,p8slgd
.'.mu"" ,.t Cone~ c.
1. t'.rI its,; L. D., LL D. Aaldost CastL~sali &'a
Ita Frsmnea tnrhnk. e.Fovernaor oef 31T
Htrou V'on Arfueslsi , Yjsmdarza, at 3&Mj t*d
IFr. C. T. Jack""n. t eoio~ieji of bt e h 3laembd d
nu tedk oie~i. D)iacnverer of 1Jlwg.3mg4Em~,tk iI
11ouu. kc.
Gin. i.e.l1 Coombs. dmrAIgim rnsi Z1
liie. h. Is. lresmon, 1 ri uety al the U .L tarty:
Rev. Dr. lancing io, of Iioya Di-. T.
ReI ryv. Heur W&.demier- r. of k. Yuh ally.
:e.. iLc. TI..nsai WuiruaYwr.., of a)Ias~ aweth
I t. F.PBi e, I.I.. 'reY.imla' at RcananL*Jitf VIT
S. C. W. Ili, 1'rP'. Ltatl. and Ches.,
Wnm. A. n1th. I. 1... I'ree.m. Ladelj
C. B. St. art, 1's Clam. d< L,"
it L. W. ~mtsn. 3. P.. 1tHe. Hampdn
& ilj. aNo. ieiLt eam PFOl. oflictat trlr pp1~a4t
The Cut.Bv i':cw,.+. 1s out 04"b*I bcr aa
into tha narm es ant lao pitala of dthe arn~eYiS
i.n:eiclan, but al-u tlhue oialsnat nnety dtvvil
erumeut in the glam'4. Through a triuaWl OaiP1
o.1n by mamany maionsaa it Lae, provre thme 0 a
i,erredi eve.3 ret etimcoimlaid for the.agtr m :i4
Ire nine ml irmenm ol the throat and I Mas. )it
-immiul i be u is bout it, andi threenb bwhO ttiam.n
it.. virtue. ne'tr wl. B .itatun*IIetrUf9 t
:lmom-andm' are eavamieeerlkimr b* iaiij
which hzas:en.: tow to an early gratiit*.lhm
every alj anad sex and nation
OPINIONS OF E3IlPTNE
I. Fruo te werek Pralt2rA b
( J. C. AsitFir: I hWme used 30mm?
my own ca-e of 4eep-realed bruoc~ItIt,
from it slc. mmmai emtitutIoln, that it h a a dU
tomlounni for the uilief of larv i ELdhIa
culies. If my olilton of its w mptai da rm4Wi
i of any service, you nr ll
ie projiar. 1 j~t"
Aal aar, Sop. 90 ,149.
We, the underaigned, hiun a Imd
Pn-..L, Sir inndawtiun and other tiý art.
thiant amid luang, lthls anclh makd
that we ot iiently rsecmaind R110tb' too
aerhlent renedy Sir the aeapilin atICH.D
1 LIe to
Surgeon of the RNlitr lar It
J. C. M. ; M" D.Jb
Snp't aad hbysicaaa Dad tllriad J t
F. T. ,u:MMIe, Y ILQ,.. r ~fiP
Supt and I'bysican West. Lana a s o"" ;
eIr.t ihr. r B
New l i al'. Ii, AUS. A*lP
PU. J. C. rear tir; lhart
rour Cmurlnr P lc aAPs1Jý,
ksorwleilge, with tlif rcn i
r medicines. It bhaa eod Ior Me attend rota
comecmnjmt:oii. which Lad amoned M
ansi many case otf ammtbam ý
which I could aubduee by ab titheb teeeýJ
Join you to maintain ita eaelblUiD
- you hare reached. and while d4 .Mn+
are doing an amounat of ood intime rjtxMd 1
I uost aminitlou. brother intl*Fm 5, C *-F-i
Your iend, 'N. 3. flhU
2e qoIowiiy is fwmn v ' " a+ !!
Lna Jttra~., i Oe t. ]fr
Pa. J. C. Anua AgF $
mnform you that lee dtlpir .
conanamption by you e' t.WWI lMurpbP'
fas young lady, aineteen,
the List stage ofdiaaa@t; her
I andthe expoetofltr' pSal
with large lumpsalie piheesaed b
thudox amiiesd.l i outht el
to the Cetottal which, to the
iy lane reatoraher, to tbtra
!ot the custom of ttr la
but common juatice uaii thL"
miwiaya tteorniehd the Ciui?!
Youra reapetfhRf
Sts': I ottiotlttol% yea
yourlitkrryP
any physiCiahiy 4 t
placation tierA. " `4 MnstN!
*.Wanralty wi
Ins-sb to tbi
1r m. i
bet11 ltallotohhe

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