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PLATFORMI OF THE NA lIONAL
A1MERICAN PARTY.
1st. An humble acknowledgcment to the
bipteme beinll la r ilis tirotectiig care vouch
l"ted to ouri fathers in their su'cessfll revo
u;,ionar\ strogyil-. an i hitherto nalil lsted to
ti. their Idescetdants, it the peiiaervatioli 0:i
iit. liberties, the indelpendt t Ce .ind the union
ci bilese S.tatt's.
:Toe T rt pretatin of tio Fe 1ral U1lnion.
ild conslitutln'l . as the pail aa,,r lt our eirl
u,,d reli ioti , hLertlie,. aumi 'he olly sure bul -
wark f A.titerirai iitlepende.he.
3d. Allterians nust rile AmertlPica: and
to this enild nat i ' torn cttilens should be se
e 'l 'te d h r a ll ;t a t e ,. I edle rt a l al t ! , mn a n i' i p a l
odices ,.r gove eni'ro lt ell)iloytleiet, in pre
ftrenlce t'i ail otters.
ithi. Pleris n tlorn of Americanll parents re
sitling titupitatily abroad ho till ibe eiititled
to all the tlighl f ola n aitive born;l itzenli.
5ith. No peirso shoiitt be se'ected tir pi
liti.al t.ati (whetherit of aivi or firitn
birthi who irecigies any allegian:ce or oli
g ,iltil otf any detcrilt ioni to any oforein pi'hce,
potentatte or power. ior whoi li.itises to reco'..
tize tihe . eral and State (',,-ntittion
(each within it- sphete) as Ipiarolll nt to all
: r lawi t.a rules it pulihti itt aton.
t;lb. The unqualified reentrnitian and maini
tt irance of the r serve,! rights of ti:t several
i:,:es, and the c i:diva ioi oaf ltarmniy anid fra
i. *nai goitd will be tweeit thecitizens of ti;e
is veral StL tes.an t tothis eld. nonl-interltlience
by Congress with ,questiousnppertainiig slelyi
to the individual Sltates, antid ini-intrlve tiiont
by each State with the affiairs aot aly other
State
7th. The reliognilion of the right of the na- I
tive-b:,rn and naturalized citizenso'the United
S:ites. permlanently residing in any Territory
thererof. toi .intiie their constitition and lalp.
a:Id to reg:late their douosticl.f i.f
lair- inl their own inode tt . t only to the
provisions of the F nlsitutioun with
the privilege of ioninto ti e LUiounwhen
e ver they have ' requisite population for one
Representative in Congress, provided alwa s,
that rnone but those who are citizens of the (UIi
ted States, under the constitution and laws
tiherro. and who have a fixed residence :ni any
t.uch Territory. ought to participate in the icr
umiation of the constitution, or in the enact
,nent of laws ;or said Territory or State.
6th. An enforceement of the pritlciple that
SJStateor Territoryougtit toaihitot ,thersI than
.iative ,orn catilens to the rightt of sutfrage, oi
of holding political office.
Itthi. A change in the laws of naturalization
makiing a ciimtiiitted residenee of twcnt -ou i
years,.of all not heretotore providel foir, an
indispenasible reluisite for citie;nship hiirea
ter, and excluding all paupers arnd persons
convicted of crime. from landing ilioin our
shore.; but no interference with the vested
rights of foreigners.
10th. Opposition to any union between I
Church and State; tno i:tIrt rorenre with reli
gious faith, or woish!ip, at:d no test oaths for
office.
11th. Free and thorough investination into
any and all alleged abuses of public fuiction
aries, and a strict economy in public expend
itures.
12th. The maintenance and enforcement of
all laws constitutionally enact.-d, until said
laws shall be repealed. or shall be declared
null and'voil by competent judicial authority.
13th Opposition t- the reckless and unwise
policy of tile present Administration in the
general managemenct ,1 our national affairs,
and more especially as shown in removing
Americans (by designation) and conservatives
in principle. from office, and placing forigners
and ultraists in their places; as shown in a
truckling su~aervieney 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 f.reigneri the right of sutf.rage
in Kansas and Nebraska; as .hown in its
vascilating course o0r the Kau.a. and Nebras
ka quesution; as shown ini the corruptions
which p'rvade some of thelepartment, of the 4
Government: as shown in disgrarig merito
rious naval officers throus:h prejudice ,inrca
price; and as shown in the blundering mis
management of our foreign relations.
1 th. Therefore, to remedy existing ecils. ]
and prevent the disastrous consequences oth
erwise resulting therefrom we woudl build
rp the "American party" upon the princi
ples hereinbefore stated.
15th. That each State Council shall have I
authority to amend their several constitutions 0
so as to abolish the several degrees, and in
stitute a pledge of honor instead of other
obligations for fellowship and admission into
the party.
16th. A free and open discussiot. da all po
litical principles embraced in our platform.
Programme da .Parti Amerieain.
ler D'humbles actions de grace it f'Etre .i
Supreme qui rigit l'Univers, pour avoir se
couru nos encetres dans leur triomphante lut- J
te rsvolutiolnaire, et pour la protection qu' .ll
n'a pus cese d'accorder, 1 nous, leurs descen
dante, dans le maintien dls libertis. de Fiu
dependance et de F Union de ces Etats: m
2me La perptuation de I'UL'nion Fdd6rale.
- le palladium de nos libts civile et.reli
greuse.-la plus sare garantie de..aiipdepen- ,
*lance ambricaine;
.mc Les Americains doivent iouvvrner J
I'.A, mreque ; et pour parvecir :a ce but. les
citoyens n sr l stir I sol devront remplir tus T
les emplois d'Etat, de immnle que tnutes leas t
fonctions fidkrales o n mnicipales, de prLfe- I
rence aux citoyens naturalis6s; [
4me Les personnes ntes de parents ambri- i:,
rains resident temnporairement a 1'Ftranger.
jouiront des tous les droits et privilecig des Jes
citoyens r.s sur le sol:
Sime Aucun citoyen (q,'il soit nu aux Etats T
iUnis ou i 1'etranger) n, dexra tre choisi pour i
occuper des fonctions politiqules. s'il reconnait
devoir une al) igeance on obLissance quelcon- e_
que a quelque prince, potentat ou poluvoir
htrangers qne ce soit; ou s'il retiuie d'admet
tre. qite dans tonte action politione, les Cons- s ,.
titutions Fedirale et d'Etit (chaicune dans sa -
sphere) doivent 6tre consid6rees comme la loi
Sipreme
o6ni La reconnaissance et hi maintien sans j3
conditions. des droits reserves aux divers
Etats; 'entretien de I'harmonie et d'une
bienvcillante fraterr:itr entre les Citoyens des I
divers 1F ,.t: ;t. pour arriver 1 ce r .sultat,
Is non-intervention du Coneris dans les qoes.
tic-s interessant specialement chaque Etat. -
-et la non-intervention d'aucnin Etat, dansa S
les affaires particalibres d'un autre Etat *l
7me La reconnaissance di droit qu'ont les
Itoyena natifs ou naturalis6s des Eats-Unis.
demeurart d'une manimre permanente dans *
a.urm de nosTerritoires. de formuler leur Con
stitution ot lenrs lois. et de r6gler a lear gri| T'
leurs affairs domestiques et sociales, en se
cunormant aux dispositions de la Coastitution I
federsl., -Ia reeconsraissance de leur droit -.
o'admiesion dana l'Union. des qu'il auront la
dopulation necessaitre pour prtendre a on re. V
alexnt so Congrs-_ aPv.tort fois, que
_e istre .tiqt n uc itrOye 'd tlats-Uni, d'a '
pl 1 Constitution et lea lois fdderales, ay.
Pt' '" l residence fixe damr cas Territoirels
rp sptra pearticpet orntatima de l< C=ss -.
tititi on no i l'adoption des lois du dit 'Vent
Sine L.'appication du Irincipe que, dens lee
te Eits ott 'l erritoires. nlu nIo ilevra ttre adlotu
t.-iu droit de sttirrare, ont tire eIs a des Idone
otjois pititi'dej, s at i teat citoyclu des Etaha
to Ulu, 1 i
It ' ime L'amentldeteit do tins lois de naturali
sat tun, d cclarai ut lt Iii'mill 1dsidenc' e voittilllue I
deo '.l aill, eat a isaeetot itii ipetta-itie poutr
ne oldelir 'titu cii des Etats-L tos. et (leteildtal
It t'ittti e dl'" m tre sol a tolls ''Itllt' ils etS
sut s roll irult Ilais 551ns flupietl!111 des I
d-to teqi des crangers
aI iia it iit I'a ntu n c tu'' et eltitir tic titus lee u
qo ;t..ti ie 'itt i ure ctltite pa r s tifllicti'tt-
ir r i's. pauites e t oe stillcte lit Iitouie l ties ii
Ii ilte Ie tt.citit'in et I exsru iitn tie tout 'S
t qu'rllt I- sriet aoiles, ont gt'alc d aIt tUtU''
ItoI LIe Ililt I' est non avpll tt c d as t 'lne as
(t I 'e ';It colidie r i lo ) et det co il'lttl it l
1 :; ite tai -attitlt i si I t tie tititt cit'L apr ut al
i t b il, lfll5"O sine pa I vu ' q it e 0roa''itt to I L ,rt
'el par t iae s. lties q s'viltl ll I tai( 5 i' plt'.a 1 tliar
,, {d-i ontctfs e esc aetatus
oth' s hae ,al'. Acn \ Kti sa ce N qu i I' Icrovt-itorts,
a" llt pli ellst'ac eis I'a tIfi-.' ia \ vcictis
e Idatisqelitc'rr~r ltt It' doi iii 'itill''1 tll~ 'i'OIl''l'f
tlt('.itt crIi~tft'1 10 Iltt relr --at'l I l+tilt I I
1_.1 p itv 11.1. 1.1,1' -' ;tltt'l 1', It.' tu~ Il i.('11
trqetions s ectivt cll pi-'t'. pai i-pi r
i ll.e 1i flit U S II at ll i'i ltlhl- illil pi -1r
't anlcco rdant qu 1115 l('Il rag 'lit IC'.tie
'ei 1 ( 1 p itt0l'lŽ'l (. IlitilllI'' u. II"
't tl chit' ttl 'I' litiola .it.pt1ia. tit ·- 'till"t'·
5' l'tti'l turi pag dailr lpet. till (liu des alk ci
rat iei t La lttoiait-Sh Irt ii .1 .' t el tt'.lal. L i e tOai
n esa~ I eu'I 1 t l i l p clvi"It aU ' t 'e l II . t l t Itt ri: '.-(
Tefel- I
N ttIC L E si'M- CA1D.S.
riu - _ ec ca tt. 'A u ,Ikdl N /l,; le ', -' ; rI.IY .
culd
ý MT-uONTAN , l" lR TIIHlt. I:I. IJL1 r ';RJ:O RS.
nt 6i."trtlt-r Third attl luhrf,h t-r is. -
said 4MSEItEE 111; F A TTI')' (FE .4.S (I'.(I \11.
airei 1 tt.ting.
ct JIZYJANIN vH'RJkht, LV.r WltfIEL WRI(IIT
wise _ Baron Rouge.
81rsr C G. 11'·LDLC)C HOVE. . 1G. AX I Or_·r .4,tu A'
it "tes4 Paitnter. ilurd Street ti.,teo Beep,. -C
elitegr
ices CHARLF:; RlHr't't)\, JiI.AC'LAJIJT I AA:
.erg aI mtiie.it. JCICV LA iA.1O. 11 tIia,,ti I·'1.ei. s'
in a - - ------- - B
111'ý)S Uo. 1VhJI4LN..LE A.DU Jd7AIL :i
and I rll ilit.s. 4.ajliqic. 5i Cinastre. lttea
arils rtie Oct..:,,..
t.t
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its -- - - - _ .
the r,,
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t P2- (tor le, orner letty etas uv:. 1 lu p: i rltreee.
ta o tl.1. . xii t d!.1' . (71 iVERAI. L A(N7.rI A) h'
1 Is- I t. ri ot,. C.'1 - cera al Ilure. Nt-u Or;estr'
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l 1 fJjiEt H')tS?. 111! LI~tMf VAR he.JPf'RO
cop- H prtetor. - -
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e DtL. O. 1/r:/a, ..: V
onin- T o'ATT & UP. \
betf 4irttcexs. t:.filtlf U ..e s i Ic 1.. l
Gnrcrctl. C~orner CL,..ctrai a !.Cte ,Ic-2:..c l; a
ito I BatonRouge.
AU
J WR31GT k CC., 1VIltOLJjALI I. /7/iN I.V
! Patent Medicines. I67 Chartrea otree:t New
O.rleans. i
J SIMON, CLOTXING1 AVsa DRI F (/E)OS. Ceor
* * nor Laurel and Third Sutreet, Ilates Roac. A t
T (etrf:l-l M'RITRICK. AIWCHITECT AND I) IL- .r
d,.r. R,"ttun Jtuuge.
A. TRL-IxL)u:, I)EN'TAL SLt*GEU. or
tr "ice on Lafayette St., Rat~on Rouuge.
ANI)JOLI TILA\0, fO)RK JR I3 TLV, (tiPI ERl P
Ut andl She ti Ira,. l'uiru 6t_ Batou Rouge.
uMRJ"Ys MI. MC 1' l·'1.)1V. AtTR1 K'eSy I CrL:1 J~a
ler u t aic. Il lIr,rLul 1treet.
Tc J A. \'JAL1'I l', Jill L(;GLYT di r"IJEIST Third
IC. btrett bet. (flnatio and Nrti h Hoiullerd.ut r
li- -- -- --- - r
F H -tIl-ACi BIqWA' AR I'tf 4fILLS. 0th a e et
n - P l" o Ch u r c hj u p(ip el e tile H ar mey ( lu r e. o
er W 1'S. IIP.O'. N. A 11711 7 - lIPILDER. Onrleyg
es J " ul be stent thnright the I'o.ettiir. itt
lUt JA (CUB('hItle'R, L\-TJLNJWIfwAREHOL'Sj d~- !
esi ('torch ter T
, Ut) ,TTOJ'".s (' Of'AXSE.LORa T .C
e Lit . i )ltic with 1'..1. WalkeL~r, .1. F', oln ('o rci, F'
"i_ street nea 'l7rird. fart
tr. .11 1 II lu t, 1.74 l L C t a 'rs- f-II.
" Lt: . Office on Maiin stint.~r
t Mer' VTIr:\, Il9R:FEYI COQU IELLOR
ur !" a La. Oftire an 14 turel street.~t TI
it .0·L h AL. WIJOLrSALE ItI RETtiL G.IU Pa'I
n- 1 cur. ('h l'c-l trset. . this
it. . . . that
T JOLTSSklST T DEJ(LJR 1 LT 'AINTX, O.JL,§ ber.
t-.J"ad adwr. Vu 1, oppoosite the New UIL W Naar
t;- oin. New (?Tii.;lll. Hit(f
a f l1,KOXUinzi' YA.0HIOV1A~j ROOT ADb ble a
t r L/ 1`ae to alysette tt.. Ralstat lirtuge. (tot,
'I C 131 -. 4%', 141/5' RY O ,DS AND JIILLI- Paul
rL -IR very. Third Street, iaton BRage
e I NTU12' & i~t(.L(ET, 1/°ALER.I IS HARD.
1I ware, Church It.. Latt PRougr.
P ILOPPI\ &h£..I3UAe'lN JLUUCE CHEAP Itr
P. rswre. :,th llevarct. II am
of E.
l . LaREVwES. AffOR1 Ek (1)COCA SLLOR AT tadil
º.J" Law. OfICe on Lafayette Street. Bltaon Rouge, I5
andl nar the C ourt Ilouse-. West Paton Rouge.
HA S. AL. ATTORNEY J" COUNSEL LOR A H
SLaw . OD1Ae on Laurel street._ H
n" 3IiE1(rRF. UOIU.,i.tNN. D!ALRR - J(/ recIt
i. WatcLte, etc.. Lader tle Barney Roue. wCllK
Hose non.
r teb- A Paorta1 O ortn
m T.G. k P. if. AfORG;,S, rlTT'tVEJ thaG
1 " ellurs at Law. OIce on Lauri utOeet.
W . '·'G&RD 'o.. C mRIA~lag, Y HAdB ESS n.I
" " c. aineat. next the Cit H sL to m
TiO~iEL D&bý`CLSTýE AiNI · ·E~aD
T. t., near Church. W
POLCalOlPassortment fo~tg~Lsbr sae re
J. L. VJULr. A
PROCLAMATION
1A1 RuI:EI{T C. A'4iCI{LIFIE,
y G¶ov'tT0I of tht" State of Jouhiauun.
Tv the Sherr'f af tie J'ar.xh f H 'rot Bahton
i- ILuuf :
1 ' 'it i EjA ` F eIot:,r' lCo !'rooi1tret anid \'. jg J'r,'-i
r Tncrtla tilt Fourth tiny of Noventber aic'A,
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!cI PROCLAMATION
PAR RxBERT C. W I(KL1FFE
G(ou.ueroa.ur dr ll'EintKt dI in l~oilitune.
ire ..u .',,r! ,, , t,' . - , ,
SiE ii l t .!. a Lc:..:.. ,! 4 r i r-. : \
,4 I Ft it.
H ardl le Qnaltre de Novembrre proehnls.
Iri . , -. pI,, l t pI tr. I ; - r 'I isi atn in :*
['. I i.'c'* t " r r ~ ! le r,,n;er !+ " :-: i H! i *." , 'a
K,Itr a,,in .n tr', t' , lA wile "Ai . la .N thu (,t:s l . . t
['- 'h ., ,nr ,w r ite .Se.'lw l I l e'r t c eIrr.iw K i
11/ (l f cI Ker pion a 8' )'Krg tIm c ')
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FI l a..,--,o ,Ina ,:,..r,: !,trimct i 7,1""ii -:. I, ' ..
]" AU, , It .ruts 30 la partni.-. '.ht4u ra:- - .r
( .. . as n.. ii"l o . 'i ni /s f ult r, sr Ie..* T,'. , I, t,".
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p.r,, - - , ,: I A un'vo et - t
L'AS EK.se' so ar I l.[ tetInw 'h I tret Fier', r:. ,n
"I s'. , 'i K hnt e, s `." , " t) 1 a l,' t. r'i ~i. -
lassa t.--.e e".nro --e I' t. dul- pi Frank l I
C Fo r I li A ; K.-r Ee I..l.* Sr.
S11Et.OI I .A ,t , n tI'. A U a . "
i r I's , - . ,n , I"., i. n a Ba. , ,1,:. i ,-!'..
(L. a .) 1 ,74 i , .h J .lo e I , , IA '. in - 1 dr i `.n , I
o, r . :l , ;, G ,rm. an "-, ii :'o. ar B0h ll ' ,I - I., .'oruir-i
(ei. biti dot .vesrt d t9. d At ran .T. -a d A .r
I.A. .t at, o :N,,.r : b ;-ng. W .et . h 1... .,
,r ..F . 1.C Ce ,!
'aro I "A "I't , o l,.A N .' . d lr i tti r. t. t
d oi *s--Mare-ihn lbowve . VillenouC' " uillier, et it
w --rgeron. i
'int, - . YKtr n'r .il.et,' J t ahe.. . it Frahkl, it.itlamna.
Com.'-'e 12mhr+"a,' A rp arrow., Bernar Ii Str.
Ar ( .5ItsI A oE .Ix i. "I T., 'rr
lml :---i R Ch;ni n. ItI .i\i '1rk. J L 1, T rM, ' ll i
A LA m allso:, o E(tm n is D 23.5rE II,-rs: r noT snI'.!d"i .;
foll s--li Germanty. G,"reot Young i, Cha, S.Imith
te.+ boites Awerl.n ouvertsde9 hears A x.a 4 h', Rs!
rI N W A1- ' . ..)he it.
Ouest Eaton Bonge 9 Sept 1156.
For Sale--A Fine Chance!
aTRACTOF LAND situatel in thi Pario. aboutt
.i . foar miles hov'e the Flerrl y . r lanintr a.d front
ing on the Mississippi Kiver. containing twh , arpi ntse my
front, more or less. with the id'pth of about forty ar- it
i pent- :-i id lines lo.inri tihnhe rear. flou nti,' abo:e Ni th
ti land ,el .on ino to t(l uu l -.ior n ,of Tni r'n,. , ,t I i- l
or. an. d 'el" - ,w hei. ...e for tf .ll....n te L .i r. a h,.
i& .. with all the buildings and inproseJvn's th're ,
o. e.il. with or without the SA lw-MILL aftrted to ,
thIep same. tto.
This pie.i, wl! adapted for A ('('rVTIF R'I,_ a
E.VIe ; theiire being FINEA FRCrT TrEl'e, Gt OOD :
IAR.Ka'& , e rtleA Sint ln 0c or Ith
Faar term- and oeditions applly to '. BERiN ),h. . ( s
. pl-4t. JOIHN C. EI4FEI
NOTICE. .a..y
tlEauhi-ribeor reop etfullc return= his ftlankt to an
1 his friends an+l cusItmers who iae ,luring" the Rwh
To m 3 o . Q a. nea.
past 'ear lil'.rall .ta, hirl their patronsa)i and take l ia .
th is method of informing them. and tlhe plic t a litt
that he ha. now on hand a large lt of snsonri Lin - all
bra and everything retuisith for tle undirtaking and ha
suatessf$ l cImiplgtin of all work in the slat I th
MaUEr L BUIL2 NG-1. BINM'R, ,AS. 'and IN)RS. fit- pr
ting up STOPS. BAR-aROO.IS. in the he1t. most dnra
ble Intd workmanlike style. All orrs left at D. ro s.
lotpa'lls Hardware aStor, the Post Olice or at the
hop tra Fhfth Strete apjoinmv the ra . l'rter' and a.t
I'autr College, w ill meet with promplt a Intion.
G. L. SES S"
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
WOUL)D respectfull call the :attention of the La
divs of Fast and West Bator . Roue to the fact that
I am just up from the City with a spl-ndid amsortment
of EVER- thing in my line all of wiaeh J offer to the
Mar 22.56. MRI.. C. IITrTON. n
7' -m c- mustar rOoz lo --- %atic- te
AVING prehassd the entire ok of BOOTS t
HOFS, HATS, &c.. of J. W. Quiggins. I woul
respectfully soieit a share of public patronat"e. I
a.rtment of goods, which I will sell as low, or kwer
than any other house in tow n.
R. L. IHENDI)ERSON.
Having disposed of nyn stoek to bar. RI L He.de
. besk forhjim the patronage hitherto extended
atem aid for ole by
_,iCH w. Boett be-a-t
NE\V A DVEICT SI'MIN'I'S.
"VILLIAMI 1l()(UI I
` Wholesale and Retail Druggist & Apothecary
K.~ir~ Gin . . -m
ill tut+, all, .,tt .! I'5',,t11 tr1 r",.. , i~r , ,,,I·r lilill t:
I.'
.. li, tt t. V a· · V4 I·I'm ,
il ..i- ~rt 4. :". ., .. r,..~It 4u ,, .~: y,.r!t - Pv in' ,il
tu "ri ~ i ls i:r,., .t"Itia t,+t, it rt rý.15 x ,":, tr~t -sli
5 ". tin t::
ruf t ". i. `i \C }t I~ r :. I, . I
.it
1'. t~errr l'+ rrrr - i , _, : ta
tit l: i ·.Rn,! ··s : i" rCt ` · : c-l:P-:,
1 t,;·nr i I lip I, `1+ x·!.
ry Pr 011s,
:,t.,,[! :,,., ar,ti I ,:ta " * ,-v'i' ia-l urt '4kt
1]
Notice of 4 o-Partnership.
I.I
J . t44,4 t l' t
." . · . ' -:i , :,` l. ... 1 ~ .... e
* .r ill j,4 a - .
1;i n,,ll\ nil- : IlieIntrrr ::
1j I+ l" ',t *e · , , t t. -;a ,l I.·lrýtrir "r i r+
4) t .- , : 14:
`115.% tut:
ºý . l r " .tt". ,e '. !' f
Carpoantrs & Plantation Tools
• ar ..;(5 e . .;-.,
s i. l .a
lii. tlara - -
Irskiioo l ae
I"" rk I .r. e B - .. .
' , it, oi, or nrw Yaper.
cn,: I it : Fl, ·sale bw Itta,
" . Wriic. he}t:, lNcili.
lr. C . 5ll)NTA., At!,; ri,
l rho 1 m bm , nd t elle w. I 1. , . ,...
C;TT.EFRi Y! ('TT.IflRY :!
" FFi' F.4 . Ivorr. W tt . l . i o-,> . r, t. " ,E;" ' r jl
IKn.n.eaealt & tt (
ore Jn C0, - (i . i.. .
ale J T ,o R r, • · oa;;,',"-.,t inr with ,l:,lat.
-" ' jai ;, ý; '\ ..' • ,.` hl ',(F l. t'.urf, ,.tire .
Srek
Itilkt . ('nkr.:
Ln. . , a. ; l racr an. 1:,. W ,ter ",,r
,` t,'in.F Lot of
Lart er- and I. rks.
Slutaldti Sle.
march 9.i J. PIT..R & Co.
t L.L a w.I . ,, rtn euit ,f the ( tt.et) ..l Ir, I r =.K (i'll -
mnar 24 -IE -- -U
' ew (.ods
.Ia t. rerrti.adm. tonm apleoJid
Mahi,'atiur Sofs.
,t I 'lte- a TPteP.
It Io'. r king C(hair.
es In Fa- (CLair;.
march 29 t'IPE| & (ta.
RIGHT ABOUT FACE!
PYotT NE2c'V'
tit tiJl.'t! A CRAIG iuf the puhlic that Laving
*t- DI i'`l n L is late a -",-a, ir i.~ . iel iS a 1 T- O I L."
.t I "( ' 'a HIV ow t'it: it other .... r " s. i .e bat er .',t 'wlm ,e
r. . in .ch , n . ..i.r c rr . ,.... t . , :: ,i , first ..or east of
t1.h lh-tin- I , *ll-I--R- i''i l IIE :!'rd i i>. .¶T-KL ITe-i ltli
II ' ill e i . -, I , " t t ir .ai . t akt olil ! tits r.t.i1,l i'trn
r" : tn'o so vi . l'i'TI r uW, tiIME. take ofil 11tI hair redlunt
, ,t "- tmanipltlate Islatle humanity in a nmanner
I~,ho iteauniti til to behold. I.illed br th" music of a
diutant wlterf:,ll--EtK, hering the twuxn, satory
I- anl pore as e ernall,-d the IvrA'enT nTvrv--huril, in
D) cinhllnn: io eider dols --inlter-ed in arotma froNm the
ona(;:iNTi t ''va. there i-to rri on thll ti lnsorki lir
. s r anr d o -t. A ,'rio~Aiumn Art. ,c.
" ',C one,. Cm all.
And i:ive JUE CRAIG a HLaring call I'i
*"TIHE Child iso ily troubled with wormas,
atysa the thoughtle.mn,,o.ther, when the Iiunt- ll1ppear
anoce ofther offspring it remarked upoii. Only Wor-mr'
:iwhy iut say oly Cholieua. or only Yellow hI. ver. for
e woru- dtestrv more livs thn eithller. I You love your
t litth, o lf. al(minister to them, evele iI -,u llly i Ut
p 't thito e "troubled withi, woiin.' aisure, safe.
atil hnniovdii, e riemedyi . Evryi hoiiehilld where it
ha- eeen tried, every ihysiciau who has seen it . effects
I. 'FR'S CdNA 4DLIN VSERMIFL'GE
811ch ' reniedy.
* "ie Darilt .llar and remenlte)r i1i,. name.
W'INRit' CUAAiAA)I4, VRMtlrrtE.."
Ti;ai is the only article that canl be deptnmded on.
For -ale wholleiele nawl letail in New Orleans by
J. WIIGHIT & C')., iole Proprietors,
21 and 151 ('hartres Street.
Fa old in Baton Rotge by all the Di uggists.
t Wl. ROHBFRTFON, A ?TOR3E&YL COUNSELLOR
e at law. Will practice his pr-feasiomi in the
Sixth Judicial IHltrict of thia State; the United htatea
and SupremeConrts at New Orleans. Bu iness en.
triusted to h's care will receive prompt attention.
Office in Plaqueninue Iberville "arish I.a.
12 I Dsen Brown's Esseneeof Ginger, just received
and for sale by [fob. 2.1 J.L. VlalCi.
Just Received by J. L. Vialet.
IROP DE BRIANT" . LAMOPROUX,
SVISITSLNG CARDS, BRANDY,
COLOG YE WATfR, COUGII REMED1.DSI
o(r17 D1OPS, PHT!SCIAN CASES,
WRUlHE., PLAYINGO CAIS,
#-4O$1S 8TAL PEBS.
a_ rile bye [feb.2.1 J. L VlAIAL
b 2 bI) lt Ool *lst.ltspearlor Pearl Stardh,- thne
beat in nee, for late in any qDangitty by
dee 5 'bb • W`. ll0oEL,.rugglat.
Architect and Builder.
Shy, w+ )luriu mrr.-, ru.t J .vat t.
it"- t:, ink' wrr u,,rt is 'inr for it,-- tract t' r lar i ··i 1·p
t,. a Itn lrn Iga4n II)IIl wiIthi I)1T.t . i.i-t
*- *i ,IPP' "rk):' ~ ·' ,tIIIILPIIi, puc~IJtPt. :.I IWIAI.P~
"t i n,! ·t-ti.·w i l ··I1t.. to t:. ··rr", Lttt r, S lt i! r -it!'! r
*r~i· D Iu i ttnls1r a'iN it CJuin-, WAICIE F>',"
if)'. I' )n·T)* a~tdlP'l iP l'd. 't IIT u t)! .1L . I Piau:
tl . ,'' 'ii," io . -"O 1 Willi Ito, U,.J r., 11'.;' i m
L. JOLISSAINT,
No. f1 t Opp aloL the N-ew Baau,' W. 0.
HLn"se, Sign & Or namenta
.L-r. I .p at : I a i
pork 1) 11MA Oh r"..-ilp T.rIIa. .LI w :oo p
i ;Yew h oodi.? (w Uwrtoi!
H PP il I I not¼ +: ITT. &" ,l,"r.It' I roVA
ý, k~.('ý,~n~ta 'It ~ J, It'-! a ,.Ieii .! F -IT,:tifu:
TO T' Th*ll Lip
1I·i . w · ·n ~ ·tiu.rn 1 4 at:,'·
i ,!: . n " , t ! nlhr , ., it - i: ;k u.
1'I' I."). .t I t ,. a- t , : t" m
I \1 E . I
l~ll,
L. JISSAINT
i a 1 .;n; 1019 P-.. . r.
...... ..' 1
fA. coxmxpleto ,tgqle cf
f l . i Ii As 9jet I. Y
1, ,re r, Irus ts ~ , s , l sa te .> t'i. +i - +
)IS ii t . v ik,( Ci'o, a Crts'f
l'. " P :i+~~sFt ' FriaL I ':.ls,
.o riv a : ! J. &O r tflWfic..
( £'.i.utn . A ' i! an.i! r it;*,*.r
Sl;a If ,Ns, I'ATI'OT KNIF LeTf LA5NL: .
Wet, as t Wittunw Waste
Casbiziot 3. uri t'tuVroe.
)"" Wý iit: *l W _r 1
Ms,:.s Tor trax..r' s.n .rd . l0 l.::,s
LOSIN. TaK WaRn VK Ts.ate,
. Clstrarrka. W.u tmr.st iteh
SovAt, Tare- t 1 ris'
la. A'snto. Ur405uox and i-nt. i ts( m .
tr,, .'Pum Frarmrea of every variety.
Wehal e esan. ant'L . ,int rnl a,, .t ',
handsome a-,,t.,- of t!WINIi"W SIIts ',:, ,-I
\'i . 'l- ttIfT.- M.iPFINh. (il. AI.isT'F .n c +
' . ,t s ", a'7:.t ii- to fall, ', l,"., .!t , .. -
s : 1'ti. .,.'·, ,,. 1.- .+ . e" ..-+ .i ,- 'o. : r er,. h,. t.,
, . a n d :N , ". in ' ¢ 1 H o, lr w it h . " .
}i" is :1 th. T AnI* i ) ,
WIIsoLESALE, AND Rt'TA.IL DEALIA'tS
rITHEIR st ""k of P.'G(F'. t<'KAW1YS, lAR
L. NT'< RtIl.t4 'CHII tLAtI' anu,! ill
,J r w -<.m lete. They ins.it" u:a eiamin nati t , . the;i
itork !bi*hrr lpulrch:,si'lt i:1 \Lrw lrlt.ans or , e whir!t.P·
tnet guarantee their price. aL l.,w as an} ix t_.e
J-iY Warerneam on Main street n,.xt the ('i*y lsll
SIM .IrveArratei and f. ranslx. ti5 sup.-riort rtm i.
at tie cisl stan-d co ('lturch and lIain street
Bat-to HI: ige. i,.p 5-
TOUXO INFIEXARY
(' ,rnr onf New Lever nd ( Ga'nnie street i
T S HIIlo-pital is apaclous an , enoelmtnl .itst,ated i
Sa s.li.t from the rsver, near the ship and steam- i t
boat 1.1!1
I-r .10-E lII.BEN-AAX)N is the Iiirectorofthelnsti
tutili. and tlsi -, ; ,us t I'ltl ician an,! 'surse n. (
Dr. tli1tl1A LL' NT is the visiting Physician and
urgeoo:n
Trnxs :
Privater rooms ........from $2 50 to $5 per day.
Wrs.... . . .. ..Ies pr Ida .
Warns for las,.......... . S (KI p Os- day.
P'rofmIniat+.il attendJaue.e. medicines. tsur-.nIgn. diet o
and Iltdins- errisrsludltd inl tht-s.e clarPes,
1F -s..irgal opt eratislS charpid extra.
L' 3 Thoe lsoa tio l of the }Hi-pita I is rleetel heal
ithy and -iont ,aitulu diseases are not adnl:!ted ieto p
Itle ttirt arr' t
en COTTAGE FURNITURE.
i ntFEWre Complete sets of "Cottage Furniture"-an
dr entire new pattern of this beautiful and unique
f iurniture-for sale by J. PIPER & CO.
rtS
he J. A. TROUSDALE,
SURGEON DENTIgST.
ItAToN Rstor, La.,
R F1 N EWt. the tender of hi pnrofssionatl services in
+ tie various branclhes pertaining to the T~'rAt AArT
a, to the l:ie, s and gentlemen of ufast and West Bato
at Rou andi thlle sutrroundllling country.
AW iAto, hi abilities, the best crelentials can be fur
or iiihed if necessary: but to those who havte nlt eon- i
ur ployedi hit, lie w-ulitd respectfully refer to his kind
patrons who have so liberally favored hinm during this
Fe,1t y er with their 'onfidence. andl flr whirlh he to
it wol"i return his moast sincere ihank-. rlsni.ing to
Suse every exertion to continue to merit the sam-. i
All work performed scientitfcally and withi the ut
most care, and also with the view to durability. the a'
ren Iering a prominent benefit to the patient. lie will i
always li in his o.ace from 8 A. M.. until 5 P. M.
tttireroon over J. W. Quiygioa' shoe .tore Lafay 2;
ette Street.
To Architects, Bullders, Contraetors, Plan
ters and Others. co
MHE UNDERSIGNEFfD would rsbpectfully inform th
Buildere., Planters and the community at large, an
R that ihe is now fully prepared to mntsufactuts by steam w!
1e power, at short notice and moderate prices, (val, Gothic th.
or Beviled Window sash, all kinds of i'annel and Sash to
Doors, either fixsed or revolting thar and Wmdow ily
Blinds, Door and Window,Frames, Base, Moulding, &e. F"
Plaining, Tongueing and Grooving, turning of every bh
description. all
d Plank dressed to order of any width under two tet.
and of any thickntsa under three inches. Timlbrs
dressed perfectly true. of any length under thirty-five
feet long and twemty inhea Iqare.
R- All orders addressed to me th.gagh the Poet i
office, or S. M. Hart & Co., of Itoian ouge, will meet4
prompt attention. a
jan .5 J. W..BBQWN
fat
D A Woo , beg
FRB¶YfrB 42VZ a
ea z taps, Iaa. jha 4p
No' 69, Cha rtres treet, New Orleani.
April 29 18%5 the
CHEkRY F"".
9For the sapid Ctot
COCUEs, COlDS, R
BROVNVITIS, W
CROC P, ASTIRII,
CONSUIIPTlor
tn rpr a an Me :.,,. . ' t" iksolated eotjw -
tn,.,; ."Ilfn ,-i~ t {,:it',aftr di ' .
lu urlt a lrdtag
.::<: rfa by forb
`A~ tr.it hea" p haa).gr
tIlt 3' ". S 1, n tit , IrdnC thus sif~l~aylC
acu it jia *J,
,,. -a d Ihave
1 .. :",r n aS ,, .. f ir ,: r ol i theL~L~r~ l
.f \i } , !_.""r.. Ki·try ifIul· ICPIZ~
i ' r " s pria r s. h a l l
Izaptare ofring lac1Mil
f ,3.. ;t r", " .i-n=.a . tie O ar
aaf fta
4 ' atatratsfu
. ta,!, f ta taa.OfO:h J. .4
al- ',.nzra n 1 t. is liarert. th
t - ·'.u w; ' is ; Alco,. t PajeB
t t i') :«: !. at af this counfitry
k 14, Ro a -rUa of Ike
fr 1 a of Ifgrr wzrat wafl .d'
ale k crr Iec,ruad. prepare4 by lit
Sta., hae,lataaae wdai ad f
*: lji a:rozaaa tfa: nd ouir
"-a luoi- , .a iz anad higly retinbie
r. ix~lr: ' · ,e! its wic'eta ga a r-c
ta c IaLa raeia-. at-n with
iLC~·'' Y`I\E ha attLii( ICt~IfgIiaJq
,+ ti. a tnlruns st a~itnp
j", c` t.>v Iurclm l tate " I~ ~ q
a ial ;ta-, cenrr wundtoue of thbe
P. " t fe a itar fioatun )Ie4Ieatl ng
it'.t "t :.can Jourutal of ee
a:r~" ýai at~trra. ixtnluJa ur eln
1 !" a St'dtra. i-a- aa li C.. B:jtbeu
t ln i,,,+. 1 ý:r atrc .rtclu wl cr 14[ 116~
--nt.a·a, 1 Ms.ia a--h at e chietac R h
t .: - a ,titt. A, I aa t publi
`I· a ta ri n. rrurc l hies: chit Lbtb
g PIi trl~ri iwrll cs- amng 'ba &t ''
f iitaiaraaa. a-a- *apt~str.e~taebjeý~
iii- Iso p-ia Itje... ibNlaabr ga'
ha' Ita.Iaaa",_. Nu. 1X.. Poaar of hblsh
lit 's ý-Om. tlaaahnabaa. Abal Mle4II
It. A.Caaa;a-a. Fredrirck r !, Iaf
its s-u Ain- tirlheboe. Ateta Me4Ml
H," r··uK" Yit ir. v Fredrick YR l
Ne:+t i',.t iruh,,e Msjr~ty. Lahr/PZI
It+. lbeai 3iaHr'y, lr lie, KagofW~atuo.
ii, -1ýr t~ Il glsarsl Ieopr.I . Grae)3~
It:. 3! ,t Subic Higbeess.
i-. :, o . . i atm-tnr Maflta
fi ~a . r. li.trdL tbeuntraar
St,. iro.n 1 .-.niS C. lloeqeeee,
1'41t Lere Fovedi Power, Lond
:It Rec.Retort Posev, Jheilf
lewato I iet. ?rui _ eg
Ilataet eA rOlot. GCorerner
Ilbsa li-nrc Clay. Lceited SmtrSe
lE. Lbaoue i Weba6te, b~rc*aiyr s,-,
.d,,.
Sdoserd ll.t e.,k .a DL. D. .he A.,.,/.,y
I . rkit- . l t. 11.. LL P. Blwr
scoff. ra s chuntk. !.-Fouerao#
-Of. Jack n. ei eogoistof
t'n -.: ',.'e" I iiccr.eu innrer or , i~:~:
C- . l..-rh.bl. Mmber of
is r. Wi Iit irretut$e4retary of t.5W
it.- lie-+,r. Wavlttd HB.hrn uf 'e,
1:."t irr t o,.,+ Ror mlertlei. tiC
I iFI. 14. 1're-ient of Roa*
i C 1dtA . ii v 1'. Math. and Che., "r
ti no -I.tr, t',, I,.. I'.e. P.awtoliph
UIi.. h L:re.. i. CP;vits. klitie .
Wiin4. Wo.. i;r'll-ai. I'hof. citI m-try,
Ci...o i;,.Vt,., otA 1 &a nit Qeilfý-1 -
f el the at 5- ail It pita1. of t++14
. .rerr."ign I~zt uiilhnr th~ose ·iia sig"
aiirrgm-t. theI globe. tharoanit triu~ik
ttal 'p, ntavvr lit L ita lass peved er
CI -tue. ev.-v: \.l die~'.r coi for the
!Ire-sing; di-eaeof- fri b throat adI
g!.hwuid hie oulhuut it; and tksmellft
ii l .rto e- pie.r will. Bi its tstly
tis--on at " avel fr eremr y rfrt
whio:! hao:eni dowin to an earlj gracelis
every a.." alto aex ard nation., t -
1 OPINIONS OF F -4MST
J1 C. Moor.. Sir: I have uxed your
nmy own sa-.- nflpfd. roooted brsnestlt;
frsorn its clinvaI r on.titutietn, ta
u.ivnoundi for ths, reliici of iarvupeala 4
sullies. if my o iiossn of iti aeperisr
t oi and service. you are at iety to
AtMO.RIT, Sep. 29, 1849.
Wei- tis- sndrrciz.'eal has- long e
P0.rK.'t ic!.. for ipStlOration and other
Ult eat and hungs, with inch mr e4
that we cnuiiidentli res-oorumead t
escoilent remtedy for the eomplaiflti
H. M. Marcl . MIn
Surgeon of the Military li
?IJ. C. a, aal U
Supt and Physician Deaian & eakBI
F. T. ;-1BsiLI3O, M.D.,
LduicPt and lsican West. Lunatic.
En. ft. Wamaa35
Fr-ofeator PhysoGisr
li-s'i JA~res Bom.
lf.Jx oO he I~irruT.·r. Hmv. ltseenrt
NEW i5OiwfLAeP,,
D)a. 3. C. Tyam. 'loar mar: LI ave
'-s vr (l'tnltr IKBier.AS. in my pea
SbisrwleatgiS. with ftr bednd tite
Iedliesnes. It has cured uorme aome
Ituos,.rliii un, hi.h i it d i asii AtS I a
antl solje ca-es of a.thuta. broanobiklae
which I cultid sobdue bh" no other
Jios, yoo to maintain itsqexczete
curot, have rotiehei: antd whtlt~t
are doiisg an auntuut. ouf ood in
moat ambutino- brother intheprO
Yosur friend, -
The fellow ng is from a di.rgnrS'
esso oflc e~kri
a itof ike Cit hd, +
Ira. 3. C. Aga. My Dear Sit: I tlonh It.
missrm yon that I hayt aeon a
etmon~mistiin by sour Vcto rial
cil young lade. nineteen }'earn ý
the Lat siage of diseae; her
and the eapectoration part blood
with large lumpsei Lk.. pitcne& of+i , Al
thodox renidiea without efeet, tp4
to the l'crtoriai which, to the
ily. hati restorei her to their
nut the istorti of phiyseiin. 15I
hut comuinon justice dematnda this
lways recommend the C'hesty'
Yours rrcpectfoUy.. 'J.
PAiuSZ CW4O
$e I notice in your circular
your Cherry i'ectoral and Cab
any physician who have- not n#b
itllatiuo to you. I ahogid111?
a t havelooq uaee yur &
fia alt .i the prothmhito
beet oithartlt we have.
fl u: 3 C ye.Pid h~
pound e,*nivelyin my practile$t
bp far ny Other rvsretn weh haV I
t ~dire lungs

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Sugar planter. [volume], November 15, 1856, Image 4
About Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925