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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-17
JUDGEME
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
sixrH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COUNT
Julie Amele Lejeune, wife, VS., Francois henry hu.
band. No. 1432.
r. this case a Judgement BY default Ia been reg
! uIarIy entered against the defendant, Francois
henry, and the Judicial delays having elapsed, and
defendeat stili falling to file an answer, the case WAS
taken, and after testimony adduccd, the law and the
evidence be! ng clearly in favor of the plaintiff, julie
Aueiie Leieune, II is therefore ordered, adj judged and
Hecreed that the plaintiff, julie Annette LeJsune, wife,
recover from her husband, Francois Henry. the sum IF
eight Thousand nine hunaed and thir1y-E7 We 54-l0o
dollars, with legal interest @0m 10th January 1855. Il
is further ordered that the slaves Esther, Mary and
Eliza and all the issues born Fl said sa yes, be decrted
the seIerate property Of the plaintiff. Julie Anal,
Leieane, that she be hencefortA separate in property
froIa her saia husband. Francois Henry, that She aaya
the admiuistrat ton Of her seper.te effects. and that
her legal mortgage on all the property Of her said hus-
Dand be declared eXecut0ry, AMI tecreed to have effect
upon all the property. IJuveabi"s. slaves and unnove
ables Of the said Francois Henry. Its further ordered
that the Injunction sued oHt against the defendant
Francois Henry, LoyiEski Hebert. noryilIe Foret, The
odoIe blanchard and joseph Landry, be made perpet.
uat against the said parties, ard that the defendant
Francis Henry psy the cost Of suit
~isiSuedl y. B. ROBERTSON,
Judge 9th Judicial district.
= true copy Of The original on file and Of record n
this Office. Clerks Office West Baton
Isl Rouge this 2lst DAY Of April. A. T,
1856.
apo r, HEBERT, ~, Clerk
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ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
Pnroisse d'OueSt Baton Rouge,
covH LII sixlEXE DISTRICT JrprCIArgE

CCJH LII SixIEHE DISTRICT JCDICIAIEE-
J1lie Amele Leleune, epnuse vs.. Francois Henri. epoux
MANS cette canae IN jugement par defaute ayaut
II etc requirement Prit contre detendeur, Francois
Itenri, Ct les delais judiciaire ayaut expege, ct lie de-
fendeur Jasqu'a les taisait default, cette atfaire a etc
prise en- consideration, 81 spTes les temoignages. Ia LOT
ct leTiQence etant clairement en- favour du plaintiff,
julie Alnele Lejeune, epouse, receive Dc Fen dit mar,
Ffan3eis Henri, Ia aspme de HUT mile neuf cent
trents cling a4,loe, $3.50 "a piastres arec interet e.
gale du neuTiene jqug de jansier 1s56. Il est de plus
ondonne que les dts esclaves, Esther, MARI ell Eliza ct
tous les descendants nesdersese dts escEaves, soint do
crete les b!ens separees De La ~plainsive, Julie Aneiis
LejeGae, ct qu'etle SOFT nIaiEterrsnt seAs re en- propri.
etes de son dit mari, Francois Henri, qdfei!s ave I'd.
minlstration de geS biens sepgrer et que son hypo-
theque legate sur toutes les proprietes de son dit ma
ri, SOFT declare executoire, ct deereta d'ovolr ei.et sur
toutes les propriteS du dit Francois Heuri. II est de-
plus decrete que l'injunction prisu eontre lie deEendeur
Francois Henri, Lovinski Hebert, Dorville Foret Thee
dore Blanchard ct Joseph Landry, soft perpetuelie
contre les dts parts ct pue Ie defendur, pale les frsls
de prrces.
(signef ". 3. ROBERTSON, judy,
eme. District Judlciaire
Tn vrai copie de Porignal- Bureau dn GreHfer, O,
Baton Rouge, &c 21nee jour d'AvriI,
Is. Il A Il. 1856.
RoSEMoND HEBR2T, Depute Grefher.
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SHERIFF'S S.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West Baton Rouge

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT,
Fell l. stebbens vs.. Frame A. Woods No. 1909
Thy VIRTUE of a writ of Fl. Fa. to me directed in
the above entitled suit, OF date the ath aaF 9
uarch 4. D.. 1856, from the 9th District Court in ans
far said Parish aud State, will be offered for sale a
nnbuc auction to the last and highest bidder in mont
of the Court in this parish on
Saturday 18th day Of june nexf, $780,
At II o'clock A. NJ, all the right, title aod interests OF
The aefandenI. Frame A. Woods. in and 10 the lei
lowing described property, to WI: ~
A certain tract of land situated ~ TINS pafIsh. q :
forty arnents from the River Mississippi measuring TWO
arpents BY forty in depth, bounded below oy anus 81
Thompson W. Bird above and in rear oy nose o. sata
sra me 4. Woods, with the buildings and Improvements
.hs-aon to nav and SATISFY said writ OF execution
sized in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale-on q credit OF twelve months, pue
chaser to furnish his bond with good security bearing
interest nj the rate Of eight per cent per snnnm rom
date until paid, with mortgage retain upon the proper
ty sold. u. wurv n
west Baton Rouge Nay 9th 1886.
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JOSEPH McKITRICk
Architect ald Builder

Shop on Florida street, east Of Hata.
r WOULD respectfully call the attention q the pub
L lie t. my assortment for the new year. Having
made arrangements with one of the best snanufaetu-
ring establishments in Cincinnati, / am prepared to
furnish SASH and BLINDS, made Of the best OF
white pine lumber and Of superior Workmanship, much
cheaper than can be made in the South. Persons in
the country wishing to build will find it to their ad-
vantage to consult with rae before building.
Mfs- Orders from, the country earnestly solicited.
RE- Country work of all kinds punctualiy attended
TO in the most wsrkmanlike manner.
az. Plans and Specifications for city and country
houses, surpurban villas, &C., given in the most ap-
proved styles. -.
&C. All kinds OF job work attended to WITH neat.
ness and dispatch, water ~eisterns made of the best
material -
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!. SIMON & CO..
CAPITOL CHEAP sTORE.
j. SIM 0 v & co.

II. y 1 III " &c o..
The din of war is o'er-Peace Is proclaimed
ECONOMY AND TASTE COMBINED
GOODS TO SUIT THE SEASON, IN THE LATEST srY1ls,
Just received and constantly receiving,
FTsHE undersigned request ladies and gentlemen tc
l. give them a cali, and satisfy themselves not only
OF the low price but the quality of the goods they
have on hand.
N TIE LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Flounced and plain 3areges Mi Tissues.
Flouncel and plain Muslins sld p~rgundie-.
Muslin, jacnlet aud Urrandy Robes,
Printed Briiantiues, Jaconets and Cambrics.
Plain and Printed Linncn Lawns,
Small tgure printed Linen for chiTireus wear,
Plain Nairsooks and Victoria Lawns,
Plain and dotted Swiss, and great variety of white
goods,
Plain ami Striped Black Rareges, Ginglams, Eng
!ish and French prints,
EWBROIDERES.
Enbro.dre ed Cheme&etts and sleeves. in sets,
Rich GuipuTe Lace Collars,
\ large variety of Silk and Lace MATTHIAS.
Embroidered Muslin and Jaconet Bands,
Very rich Embroidered Handkerchitts-
Embroidered Skirts, q great variety Of Parasols,
Fan, Silk Gloves, etc, etc,
THE GENTS DEPA RTHENT
Especially selected for this market, anil guaranteed
to be the lest woramanship AID latest style compri-
sing
SUITS oil cbiGTti LaShne-ette6,
Suits of white iinnea Drill and Russi. Dngh,
Suits of Checked MarseiIles,
Suits Of Black italian cloth. O
TtZtuo. BombaziBe, ~F&arpour and Alapaca Coats,
Go do do do do Pants.
Brown Liunen, Drill, and other ST. Ties of summer
Coats, and Pants,
Vests Of every description; light silk Vests for sum
mer wear,
All iinnta and l.. z. Shirts.
Under garments, in ltnnelf AMI cotton,
silk and Muslin Cravats. Half Hose, gloves, Panama
Hats, straw Hats for Young America. -
re- Special attention is paid to orr customers, and
from she variety Of our stock a pefrct fit is IN all
Cascs assured.
STAPLES AND DONESTTCS. 0
Just received, "A few bales Of Rleache1 and Unbieach-
cd Sheetings-l0-+. Ia and l2-+-wbiCh we otEer for i
very low price. Also 12h. Linen Sheeting, French
Diapers. Bs-dseye Diapers, Linen DamasI, Iauask
Tasle-CIoth and Napkins; Linen, Crash Linen and Cot
ton Aosqucto Netting; 1p,linS and BohineEs for Bars,
rpat = made h0squeto 3ars, Cotton and pure Linen
Cheeks; New York Mills. ithica Milo Great Fails,
Cedar lake, and all celebrated marks Of Bleached
Cotton,
Brown cotton Of ali qualities. Cottonades, Donims
and stripes, etc, etc.
J. S1MnE L co.
ap4 Corner Of Laurel and Third SIS.
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n.u,ocal wheesbarrow.

p.K71rs, --reaaer, did yoa ever go On u
,.-.;,, rsrty9 Didn't, eh "eh' don't DO H. II
,o,r reputation for good naturel Lat
you "a va had put on our coat aud best looks,
"a merged from eur sane'am oh "o. e
..,.s the river, We observed a sk'I 'reish'ea " III
.n.rv os young ladies accompanied BY a SOLITARY
/. approaching the landing. Curing up our
s..ah;as We hastene,ao the river bank 10 Assist
..hors, They politely Informed us thar 'hey
- s;.ting that garden spot Of the STATE t>"h Nj
IA - a aewbesrying party Inviting o'Iseh' SoHS
- re ur,,eeeded with the company 70 the heid
., 40 ssur looks Of the a solitary young nan :
Nnr.a he dswber-iss grow, and loaned cur feeble ef-
gil .hsi- baskets with the luscious fruit ihc
~-.,..uan. and novelty Of a d~"wberry party Is inter
s-s.r-.e some |@ou are expected to d" i Thousand
-, that yor never thought of or perhaps womb
80 h,vs entered your craniu'n before. You must
bal, thu ladies to get over the fences and sometimes T"
hs,, them 10 get under thena--you must PICK o7FFle2
fr hsEa-jump bitches whenever q ." nice MACK one
:. IN t,other side-ynu must SHOW no PArttah'S'
:. Won do, wee to your PunS II" II y stick Is IN
.,,hi-,f your only . tro~sers' get torn by the
,-a.-s hnx the madcsp girls laugh at yo4-or. il you
t-gst yGlF ttS4I SAG""
,,,.s a ditch sndthe aforesaid ancient plank gives way
,ansstb YOU, hov mischievonsIv they tell you to come
:, here ven pail you cut 20 All very tae for them
vss, very. You can't take reveagc no how, unless
yop ~ucytssn.!g hli down and spill the berries, and then
Keep out OF reach Thi,. KIND readeF, Is q fair reel
tai Of what occurred at that ~te~berrE party-we bore
,ba.s ;naictions with = fortitude that catshone the
4 solitary young man. who soon gave up in despair.
and far balance Of the evening amused himself hunt
snr for rabbits eggz--hc marveliel much at their scar.
ei,, The desr mischttyous fem.aincs told uS,-how
ysrr kind after We had filed their baskets. that it
being our first attempt, It Vas only far that II" should
he Thoroughly initiated Well, We confess We were
sstonishsd at the initiation, and must must positively
decline taking the degree, II an there are, for fear Of
eonseq uences. The q SOLITARY young man, > however.
,es.aed TO take his revenge upon u by making faces
1t Us occasionally, and we swore O terrible "sware =
at III fair maraudsrs upoa the d~e~bcrry domains Of
ge.taed stick, fer the future We did
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BRUSHES BRUSHES!i
Paint, Yarnish,
Sash, Ehitewash.
Handled Scrub. Deck.
Hair Broons, Mops,
Horse, Handled Shoe,
ScrubbinE, Handled Marking,
Stove Shining. Window,
Popas Head Fopes Eyes,
Tar, Faucy Busters.
Brick Liners, Yankee busters,
Shoe, MsRtel DasteEs.
Lye, Brooms,
Printers. Hearth Brushes.
re sale w MOSTAN HCGUET.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
SIXTH DISTRICT OUR

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
T., roat+ar of the Succession Of JACOB GEERHART
No. AS
WHEREAS Henry n. Fayrot admir-. has hied 6
w final Tabiean OF distribution OF MS aaniiais'ta
ton in said succession
Notice is hereby given, that all opposition 10 me
rar,n,o1a tiop Of said tablean must be filed IN abs
CLERKS Office of said parish within thirty Gays rom
the first publication hereof
Clerks Office, April 8 1856, c,a.
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Fiat DE La LOUISIANA,
DsoUEsT BATON ROUGE,

coup DC sxIEME pEsfklcT
r.a.;.. 40 la Succession de JACOB sEEsnAEI
D"A' No AS.
. TTESDU que Henry N, Favrot ADM ~ an apPI Ia ditto
Succession ,a,ns,.
Avis est par les presentss % ms .a aas saa dee gpp etrs
ton tegaie a : ~ trefer de eetts Paroisse dans
, tat . ours ,s n ne suisront la premiere publication 'SA
p~resentes- rra 10 4 1888.
BUREAU aa r B cHAMBERILS, GEssher.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-17
J. A. TROUSDAIE,
DENTIST,
PtTns VprCE IA

BATON RoUGE, La,
u ENEWS the tender Of his professional services in
IL the various branches pertaining to the DESTALART
10 TIE ladies' and gentlemen OF East and West Baton
Rouge and the surrounding country.
AS 10 his abilities, the best credentials can be fur
nished " necessary; but TO those who have not EN-
plcyesf him. he would respectfully refer to his kind
patrons who have SO literally favored him during the
past year with their confidence, and for which he
would eeturn his most sincere thanks, promising to
use every exertion 20 continue to merit the same.
All work performed scientifically and with the ut
most care. and also with the view to durability. thus
rendering 4 prominent benefit to the patient He viii
always be in his Office from s 4. NJ, until 8 P. NJ.
Office room over J. W. Quiaains' shoe store Lafay-
cite Street.
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GreenFell Springs.

THE undersigned having leased the above tolerated
L Springs for the coming season, takes this method
OF announcing to his friends and the public generally
that he will be prepared to open the same for the &C
eoH1modation OF visitors, On the 18th of May, 1856.
Deeming it unnecessary and superfuous to enter
into a lengthy description CT the valuable properties
Ct the water, the subscriber would merely state 10 the
pubic. thar on q careful analysis O: the same By
Messrs l. L. i ". ? Ridteii, Chemists Of the UnIyer-
sity of Louisiana. they pronounce the waters to be
com na4nG Of tie following iugrndinnta.
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To Architects, Builders, Contractors, Pian-
tiers and Others.
TIME UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform
Bueeers, Planters and the community at large,
that he i now fully prepared to manufacture by steam
power, st shorfn notice and moderate prices, oval, Gothie
or Beyiled Window sash, all kinds of PANEL and Sash
Doors, either liked or revolving Door and Window
Blinds, Door and Window Frames, Base, Moulding &c
Plaining, Tongueing and Growing, turning OF every
description.
and of anv thickness under three inches. IImbcrs
dressed perfectly true, of any length under t~hirty-hVe
feet long and twenty inches square.
Office, or s. NJ. Hart L Co, Of Baton Rouge, viii meet
prompt attention. ow
jams d. :" oho"N
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EaAT a FAu.-The junior cl!tor Of the -adrorats in
descending from his high estate in hunting ap "a things
shsut town to driving & D. local omnibus -
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West Baton RouSe

SIXTH JUrfTALD DISTRICT CoERT.
HARRIET 0. HEsER7, wife; VS.. ERNEST HEBERT, husband.
Nc. 1929.
TEHiS case having been regularly defaulted and the
/ two judicial delays having Expired without ths
filing Of an answer by d~efendent, and It having been
this day regularly taken up, and the law and evidence
being in favor Of plaintiff and against defendent, it is
therefore ordered adjudged and decreed, that the plain
till. Harriet 0. Hebert, do have and recover of the de
fenasat, Ernest Hebert. the sum of T1res Hundred and
twenty four 100 dollars, with legal interest from 5tf,
day of June 1854. And it is further ordered that the
said plaintif be separated in property from her said
husband, and that she have the management Of her
paraphernal effects. and q legal mortgage on the slaves
and effects of sid Ernest Hebert, since the 5th day of
June 1854, and POSTS, sc.
[signedl ". B. ROBERTSON, Judge,
9th judicial District.
April is, 1856.
A true copy Of a judgement rendered at the April
term of said Court for the year 1866.
As witnsss my hand and seal Of Office of said parish,
f. S. this the 2sth day efAprii, i. D. 1856.
ap-29 ". B. C~HAMAERLIN, Clerk,
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CHARLES RUSTON
LOUIS
asalonable Boot and Shoe
Maker

RhafESTFuLLY offers his saryieex to 4ho r;t;vo,s
al R,n |, pason konge and vicinity, in making all kinds
busins.s ana SHOES. His long experience in the
m : me recommendation ne offers.
Clares sa - = situated on Lafayette street, between
H.. = ana Laurel, near Bagers drug store.
~. 4. employs none but tie best sorknoen, and A.
Ways guarantees a good fit. ''" 81
ssnileInen troubled with Coass or BusIoss can
Sosr snaaouated az easily a. an old shos.
LOUIS k0NDERT.
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Va Thursday evening, May sth, by Rev. HENRY
atsY hi. ". G.. BozEMAN to Miss AuSA J. SMITH.
daughter Of Charles Smith, Esq. ali of this pa rish.
We wish the happy couEle all the joy and ha ppiness
they can wish fer, and may taeir journey through life
US as q vale OF flowers where sorrow ami regret never
come.
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c.. G. WILSON,,
House, Sign & Ornamental

Shop on Tatrd street, North q te Post Cfi6z-
TAvTSG permanently located in Baton Rouge, we
would respectfully solicit a share OF the puohc
patronage. ;,
Being practicable WoTk11an We are enabled to dc
work on the most reasonable terms, and in the best
style.
Particular attention paid to plain and fancy SIGNS
also. GRAINING, GLAZING, GLIDING, MARBLlNG.
PAPER HANGING, &c, neatly executed.
Orders for plantation work Through the Post oihcs
OF othersise) solicited and promptly attended to.
ian, 26 ",
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.
ErAT De LA LOUISIANA.
- RoIsSE DOUIssT BATON ROUGE,

coug pu s1xlEsE DISTRICT JUDIc1ARE.
Dams raHairs de IA Succession de jaeqae Aolaisoa
aaeajn. t. Ne. sis.
4 TTENDU cue Valmont Hebert, E1ecateur, a &c
a ;orr e,reeistre au Bureau du 6Tetfeir de lie par.
oisse Quest Baton Rouge, IN Tableau final ct une re
ns~tition entire les heritiers &c Ia die succession.
Avis est par lie present donne aue sodte oppusition
: I,bouo,ops ton du dit Tshleau devra stre fate con
forr,e,nent a la loi dams les trente jours gui snivont
Ia nrerniera publication de Get avis.
tnrsan du Grefier ce 8 de Mai Al 1856
W. B. CHAaaERIIs, Greffier.
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(Saeh0a for moke
~ Persons INDUCING in smoking viii find this art
Gle invaluable IS a breath destroyer, for sale ~
ian e. T WaDnuL.
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MGNTAN d HUGUET.


r Earxlwnre ! Hardware
III Having removed to the stand formerly oceupiea
by Joshua Beai, and having received large accessions
10 nv stock, | would solicit per 'ons 10 want Of Hard
ware, Wood and Willow ware, House Furnishing, &c.,
10 give me q call before purchasing e~lscwberce
jan IONTAN & tlUGUEr, Church street.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
ParoIsse d'Ouest Baton Rouge.

~A~S% NAAoS Aop6S
eouR DU slxIEME DISTRICT rUD1clAIgg.
Harriet 0. Hebert, epoEse VS.. No. 1f2e, Ernest Hebe-t.
epoux.
TETTE cause aysnt etc requirement mise en- de
~ faut, ct les deux jour de details ayant expires sans
lenregistrement dune reponse par Re defendant, ct
cette cause ce form ayant etc requirement prise, ct
Ia ioi ct i~sevidence etent en- favour du plaintiff ct con.
tire lie defendant. hest aiors orndenne, adjugee ct de
crete que Ia plaintiff, Henriette o.. Hebert, aye ct re-
cosvre du d~efendeur, Ernest Hebert. Ia soa,me de Trois
Cent Vingt-qurt-e T-1oo pi~astrrsfS324 e. avec in
toret du SINE JUN. 1854. II est de plus ondonne que
ia dite plsintiFe sont separe de bsn pavec con dit
mari ct qu'aiie aye administration de ses hiens para
phemane, e. une hyaptheaue fegaie sur les eselaves
ct rasnbles du cit Ernest Hebert, lui lui apparnenant
depais lie SINE jour de JUN 1854, ct les frafs de cs
process.
fsigne.} ", B. ROBERTSON,
Juge de h Cour da Grne District.
Rendue a Ia Cour d'Avril, A. D. l755.
Tn vrai copie du ~jugement. TeHoin ma main ct 10
scean d'oiice a IotRce du Grefiar de
ST Ia dits Cour ce 2ine jaur d,Avrif
A. D. 1855.
W. B C~niMHFRiIN, Erefier.
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NOTICE

YS,HE Undersigned has this day associated With I'm
10 the Hardware business. JoHS , ho'ohi'
and thankful to his pa irons for their liberal patronage,
so.icits a continuance of past fayors for the new hrin'
april Is ~. "o
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Ii 7. L..
FOR THB TOILET.

Evk IEH lVtEEI,
ru "a n.y.- t- - ~, .l,a,,araans .a~s
""'r - - ~
- W. eNF
Az - DILH-
FOX tkE1 HAIR, / ia ' T.
Gilman's Hair DYE. Cristodoro}s HAN Dye,
Bachelor's = Louden's "
Black pomade. Eousseh's LIQUID Hair DYc
FUR IMPORTING # + GTIfiLSG TIE HAIR
Ihaye
a,rrv,s rrieopheren-. LYONS Katharion,
Bogle' iyperian Fluid, fnaons Hair lnFigoratnr,
Jayue's Hair Tonic, i"ndsn oriental ii Tonic
tt.TtEe : HAHN Columbia lAee' marrow
! Alexander Tricopheraus, Bears Grease,
rst,nor,h md s,;ek pon.dax
F0R Y SSIF. TH4TE
Iiuv White Neen Fun.
Fsfj+t Powder, Pink Saucers.
Ar.rI;ra caid Crpap,
| -r- ,
FNN H. ~
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Rose Tooth Paste. OrFis Tooth Wash,
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Eoiognes in Quarts ana PiHfss
1 D. 2-a4.r EIfi-arplta Water
Florida Water, fai'n OF = thoh+@hi f'o"efs
Extract Upper Fen EAtTaet %psss ~iah'
ssa Aosa hay Lat""
q Mag Flosers, Crysi1i Palace,
Musk, Aasnoi'a,
:" Afnbresial, fefpens'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-17

FViree Counters.
l Two with large drawers and enc with shelves
underneath for sale low as they are in the way.
jan = M0STAN y HIGUEF. Church street.
S,uear or Cotton seales-une pair beam scales,
= suitable for weighing cotton OF sugar. for sale at
3 bargain. Apply
feb. :. AONTAS < HUGUET, Church st.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-17

CUTLERY! CUTLERYl!
DTfFALO. Ivory, Wood aud Horn, Bone solid han
ID died KNIVES y FORKS, from so cents TO 50.
ca pei Sctt also. Steel Carycrs, Pocket and Butcher
Knives at hUNTAN 4 HUGUET.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-17

= A large supply Of small Franklin, Coal, 3 sizes
Diamond, Farlor, Oval, Cannon-halt, h~alfoval, prize
prepaiunl cooking, Crescent, four hole, Mnytlower-
small and large narge wood, Kentucky dwarf, Cook
ing and Heating Stoves,
June Crates, sc,ni-fronts. whole fronts. Gothic,
square and plain ditto on hand. and FOR sale low by
,NaA N0FNAN II HuGUET, Church street.