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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-04

ACoNloo casks Cincinnati Sides and Shoulders,
iss. VOORHEES,, GRIGGS &IEn, 25s
ss E555a s5yS l5 Tehoupitonlps street.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
e~ ---7NEyVs ORLEANS, JACK.
la @4a tLIzal5 l5E4szEasEs SON AND GREAT NORTHERt
eSIsast stSSzzsaSt tSzStt sa.oE@-NsskS5 ABROAD

SUMMER ARRANGEhENT-FRoa 1sT APRIL TO 3sr OCT.
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans daily, at half
mics nie l ons n oiyfS s Rsnn eaSe
Osyka every morning ocoek and reaches New Orleans
Train leaves New orleans every sunday It Sococf NJ fo
sss 0s and a. n9g dsy reaches New
E. M cents PER mile each way s Gha[en under
s @ pes ss sGa ss
train between Saturday afternoon and Monday morning
Season TiGKETs f nay e Obtained at the Office, of the
Company, No. 45 Carondelet street Also family tickets
Coored not Permitted to ride in the m rs without
written expressly authorizing them do naming
be retained by the Conucror and viii M good for trip in one
direction only those making trip both will have to be
"a FREiGHr AIN leaves New Orleans for osyka and in
and arda and for 6s M nene
dias staons every monday "Wednesday and Friday
E o., NHSy rzzz; fa6Sys oKbEAEsi 2kb ahSsf SRH- RRE4
Asz=ssfasFsERF sTaaEF EkkiNdEHRSPs HA!EE2SRs
On and nf's5 81 u Ffs FRANs WILL LEAVE
Gre,na every day at M
Arrive at Bayon Bnu sysEE s;,f dsy i1so P. NJ
Arrive al Ilsisss GFs,9s s
n Excursion tickets to go the regular stations and back
the same day, will be issued as follows:
~ BAYOU ies Aiiemands IL
Raceiand Laourche Crossing and rerrebone 50
TgeTvlle He, SGo
Between Intermediate regular stations prices proportional
Ferry Beat will with the Passenger Trains, leaving
f sSei o oa s
tons by the Company the wharf the foot of St Louis
the shippers and freight be delivered el other Stations
hsn BAYOU 4fs @ % onrehe CROSSING
haze Ie.,as Agents, n ll must , be PREPAID
my 80 A b. SEGER Vice President
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Z Il.
The fine regular Passenger Packet Crescent
a@e@Ss4 CITY, Capt W. q Young will leave for St.
Louis and all Intermediate landings as aboYe.
For freight passage apply on board
BELL, BUCHANAN e CO., Agents,
iy4 No. 95 Magazine street
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WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

commencing July 5til
r. STEAMER FRANK LYON-RE-
EzIl44snetrEE GULAR yICKsBgRG5 AND MTLLIkEN'S
Sss1ssss BEND KET-The fine fast running passen-
ger packet steamer Frank Lyon,,y NJ White master,
Grand Gulf Saint Joseph, Rodney, Waterproof, Nache
Adams Bayou Sara baton Rouge, and all landings
the Coast For freight PASSAGE having unsurpassed
modations, apply on board, or to
te27 LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street, or to
r.. r. I.AUGHLIN, liS Carondelet street
The FRANK LYON will take freight for all points
River having made advantageous arrangements reshp
small boats at iVicksburg
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! ~t;tution on 4 radoption des lois du dit Teri.

@titution on a Vadoption des lois du dlt 1efI--
,o,ie GU Etat;
SINE L'application du principe que. dams les
| Etats GU Territories, null ne devra etre adm's
.u droit de suffrage, on etre elu a des ionc"
| ions polisiques. sill nest citoyen des Eeats-
| mis-;
ONE L'amendement de nos lois de naturali-
sa.;on. declarant gu une residence continue
ls p ans. est a ~l;avenir Indispensable pour
heverir ~citoyen des Etats- ms, ct deiendant
ranttsa de notre sol a tous mendlans ct d
tons eriminels; mais sans empletements des
droits ,cquis des etrangers;
lOne 0pposition a touts alliance de if5''se
ct de rEtat: non-intervention en- solt &c qu'
a,nartient al, ealte on a la croyaEce rellsiet'Se
# aucun serment reGuls CONNIE qua:lilcat'o"
line I'm examen libre ct enter de tous les
hus oui peuvent etre commits par les lonc'ioh-
wares pubIics ct une stflcte economic oes
deniels du peuple; l., .,u+es
lois Observation-Disclosures etablles. ]usquac &c
nn..}les so;ent abrcsees. on qu'elies alent ete
,iscIarses mules est non avenues par uhe "o'
: torite iudiciaire coinpeten'e L.. u,,+.
I3ue Opposition a la politique vaciI'an.e
Of Unable. suivie par administrator astu 'sa
Ians Ia direction generate de nos an'ires
! ost;,,,].S. a;nsi uu'elle la demontre Plus par.
. t;cu]ierement. en- deplacant DIES Americans
p ldesirne CONNIE te!>l ct des conse''a.eu
q n,nr .onfer leurs ionctions a DIES efranlse's r.
tfaS ultr,s-ainsi uu'eile la demontre par Sd
n h,sse Submission a ceux qu'elle croya1' 'o'ts,
r # mar ces laches fanfaronades en'erS ce ~,
%ou:elle ~croyait fables ;--ainsl gu enc is'
mnr,uve en- renonvel!ant Fagitation sur ls
1 Questions sectionnelles, par lie rappe! "u CON-:
nnrorn;s DIN Missouri; -ainsi pu'eile Ia Pffou'e
on accardant lie droit de suffrage a des etfah:
!. GERS dams lie Kansas ct lie NebrasSa:-aln nus
e oou'e]le Pa prouve par SEES tergl'ersa''ons u"n;
"a question du Kansaset du Nebaska AIMS
ou'eIle la prouve par la corruption qaa ,vs"e
e dams %o,eIoues uns des de partemes ou so't AZ
uement :-ainsi q~u'eIie Ia prouve par Id ne''
j. rissure i,nprimee par prevention eI pa' va
$ nr;re. sur des officers dl>tinsucs de move na
Y r;ne rationale ;-ainsi qu'e'!ela prou'e e,i 'a
! r. sos srreurs ST non,breuses dams nos leia'
tons avec les puissances etranseres
l4me En- consequence, pour 'eihe'tei 49,.
# maux actuels. ct pour plcEerir les 1es"l'"s =
Is..st~sux mi peuvent s%urvenir. nous nous Ell
n forcerons 4: etablir lie 'Partl American" !" VI
nripcipes que nous venons De dec'afe';
n 15me Chaaue Consei' d'Etat aura P,"so'
- ramender ses diverses Constitutions dc 10
n mere 4 abolir les ditferers degrees: ct suo
stituer I'm gage d;honueur, au lieu oes "u''e .
ur"sons nkcassaires Il l'adnission dams j.
part; r,uo Of fraoche de tou
los nr,ncipes politiques c%ontenus dams 'o'i'
y programme.
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For Sale--A Fine Chance!

Z TRACT OF LAND situated in this Parish about
N four miles above the Ferry Landing. and front
ing on the Mississippi River, containing two arpents
front, more or less. with the depth OF about forty ar
penis; side lines closing in the rear. Founded above
by lands belonging to the succession Of Terence pu-
mouy, and below by those of Vilenauve Leblanc Jr
4 Co., with all the buildings and improvements there
on. Also, with or without the Sd attched 10
the same.
This place is well adapted for A COUNTRY RESI-
DENCE there being FINE FRUIT TREES, GOOD
GARDEN &C.
For terms and conditions apply to 0. BERNARD Jr
Parrish Recorder, or to
p194t. JOIN c. ELDER
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PROCLAMATION
PAR ROBERT Z. WlCkLlFtE,
,,E>ot dc In LOuiSiRnc.

PAR ROBERT T.. NlChLifrE
c,,xc,,cur de rE.at de In Louisiana.
IN Sheriff de Ia Paroisse Quest Bato" Rouge
1-rr\DV oue te, Elccteurs pour fresiaehtei ICE
A President des Flats This, doe'entetie choise foul
Get Fiat, Q
,Ior!i lie Quatre dc Novenlore procha'"'
aiuie 1850 quill est pourvu par la loi, CANINE suit
tn Electeur, pour lie premier lfstr'ct tlec,'fai, lou" a,
nose dos paroisses Plaquemine et ~ nv ~,
troiSisme District de II WIG u ="
lie F%aubourg IRENE. ~
nv EIec-eur pour lie Second District Electoral c"ihE"-
90 dos premier ct second District de In Nellie. ofi>ahS
IA rexcep.ion du F~aubcurg Irene
!Irl,, . n,,r 10 Troisei,nc District Electoral. COM
nn.sd A, ouat RENE District de Ia Vile de Ia \ell"of-
i,ans No Get partie lie Ia paroisse d'orleans 'itGc sur
la rive droi,e du Mississippi, et ceS p",oisss e",
son. st Charles, s, Jean faFtste, ~ 'ar4"es, as
cnus;o, ASSUMPTION. Lafourche It lerfco"hhe'
In El.ctcur pour lie Qaairien,c district tiec'of.i t."-
,r,,, de. paroisse ST TAmnanr. Washington, i%'lhs-
s.nn. st Helena, East ct West Fe!ic!ana, ! olht toHfes'
Est ct UieSt Baton Roage e. ibtfElit.
r. Tlact.ur pour le tfna,t.eme District Electoral com
mise d.s coates lie Attakap pas ct Onelouaas, II ot'
,aro;sse Rapiaes eft AvnyclicS, ct
m Fi,cteur pour lc Sixiem. District fiectora' c"'hf"-
So DIES oontes ies Eatchi.oc!">. ou"c.i'" e''ohe'1'
da ct des paroissc tatahoula ct fIans'n.
alnES noSc, TAI cru proTre dc lancer ceci ma pro
rla ma ti"r. nn'ifeant DIES votenrS 9n"ihes 'u ~
l.E:at de la aitc Elcc'i n. 1T "r's"nTant a lous I me
riffs. commissairsd' election. et au'ft 'iiIei''e ui'ce>
.,nc.;on de ,.nir l., dite Election pour tleeteurs d.
XIV IoA w tS'i-k sr-
President ct Vice President De Etats luis, Pour Etat
de la Louisiana. lie qualre de- Novembre proci'ain lN'o
la dite election d.vons etre teanne seres touS les rap.
ports coform.ment a Ii Constitution dc Get f.ia' ettes
lois passee a ce Suipt.
DONNIE SOUS MA SIGNATURE. It Il sea" dc
rEari de Ia LotisinGn. q Baum Ho"h', &C
I.S) Sent de- Juikt 4. u. 1856, It dr. I smf'1~''-
DAME DIS E rLS LniS fame. iIne, Ia 4ua!fe
PAR LIE GorvERNLCR: ROBERT "NhLlffE.
ANDREW S. HERON.
.Sscradiys d Fiat.
Ain de porter a execution Ia proclamation one pro
rede les boiters scrutirs >"rout "uvtnS dams cel'e
| paroisSe. lie premier Mardi de Novemhre proclaim qi'
| ,era lie uuatre du mois. aux endroits suissntsd de cette
| uarolsse, ct ,ousi Ia direction de> comInissaires SAVIOR;
| AT CAFE D'UzElEy RAFFRAY. :.
Coms-Marcellin Boron, Nilleneure Tui!l;er, ct II
!crgeron.
| ~ ",rr uF III tsJr-n<r 'fr;.rG 4 -.
C"a --%,~ti:eu. ,;ii,t. =! "A, " ~ Frank Villains.
! Ala I.i%tN D. f'rp
t%a.-I rs" ,l. : t:t:rr" = i; INA l. 81.
" H., 4>i> ~" i r IltNs.I.
G"ms-B Il ,linn. b " (lar;. } LIobdeil.
A Ia MASON p'EcoLE Du 2ME ihSTvICT DIES Ec"1Es.
Coms-H B Germany, George Young ct Chas Smith
Les bottles seront ouverts de 9 heures A NJ a ! heures
Pm. POPE, Sheriff.
Quest Baton Bonge Q Sept 1855.
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Programme du Parti American.
OFFICIEL.

Ter D'humbles actions de grace a rEtre
SUPREME qui regit rUnivers, pour avoir Sc
co,,r1 nos encetres dams leur t~riomphante lut-
te rsyolutionnaire, ct pour la protection quI
Ma mas cesse d'acccrder, a nous, leurs descen-
dants. dams lie maintien des Liberties, de Pin
depeuaance et de rUnion de ces Etats
2me La perpetuation de FUnion Federale,
le' palladium de nos Liberties civile ct rell-
g;euse.-la plus sire g~arantie de Pindepen-
lance americana;
lime Les Americans doiven: gouverner
pAmeriuue ct pour parvenlr a &c but, les
c~itoyens mes sur lie sol devroHt remplir tous
les emplois d'Etat, de meme que toutes les
fonctions federales Ola municipalities, de prefe-
renee aux citoyens natnrallses;
4me Les personnes nees de parents ameri-
Gains resident temporairement a Tetranger.
~iouiront des tous les droits ct privileges des
citoyens mes sur lie sol;
SINE Aucun citoyen (qu'il soft ne aux Etats
Unis on a petranger) ne dex-a etre choisi poul
occuper des fonctions politiques, sill reconnait
devoir une allegiance GU obeissance quelcon-
que a quelque prince, potential GU pouvoll
strangers que ce soft; ourssii refuse dsadmet'
tire, que dams tcute action politiaue. les Cons
t~itutions Federale ct d'Etat (chacune dams %
sphsre) doivent stre considerees CONNIE la lol
supreme 44~F ~.' ..rN.. a.
Cine La reconnaissance ct le maintien san:
conditions, des droits reserves aux divers
Etats; rentretien de Pharmonie ct i'une
bienveillante fraternite entire les Citogens des
divers Etats ct, pour a%rriyer ace reeultat
la non-intervention du Congress dams les ques.
items intkressant specialement chaque Etat
let Ia non-intervention d'aucun Fiat, dams
les afaires particulieres dun autre Fiat;
Tine La reconnaissance du droit qu'ont lie.
cltoyens MATHS GU naturalises DIES Etats- Unis
demeurant Dune maniere permanente dan.
aucun de nos Territories. de formuler leur Cor
s~titution ct leurs lois, ct de rsgler . leur gr'
leurs affairs domestiques ct s%ocia'es, en- 81
co,niormant aux dispositions de la Coastitutio,
federair LA Reconnaissance de leur droi
n'admission dams lUnion, dos quill auront !;
! population necessaire pour pretendre a I'm re
re- event au Congres,-pourvn toutefois, qu'
eul antre qu'un citoyen des Etats-Unis d'a
: are IL Constitution ct les lois federales, ay
npn e residence 6Se dams ces Territories
Fl :: IA rartic,pe osnation de Ia Cons
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-10-04

RY ROBERT G.. WlCkLlFFE,

Governor of the State of louisiana
TO The Sheriff of the Parish Of West ba'0"
Rouge: ;
vxYHEREAs Electors for President and vice tsts.
w dent OF the United States, are to be chosoh'o'
this Stare on
Tuesday the Fourth day at Nove1""ef 'eA''
as provided by law, as follows, to wit:
Oxr tlcctor from the First Electoral District, c"oipos-
e., Of tl,e Parishes Of Plaquemiue ana ~. rerhatN,
the Third District of the City OF Ne" o'"""S """
FaubOurg IRENE. III.
Own rom the Srcond District, composed OF the first
AMI .SeconA Districts (with the exception Of tno'"u-
burg Terc.) of tho
ONE from the Third Electoral Dist let composed o
Fourth district of the CITY OF Ne" olMa'., tA" ,f
mart of the Parish OF Orleans on the risle oahh ~
the Mississippi. and the Parishes OF Jefferson; 81
CHARLES, st John the baptist, st James AseeAS'o"
Asiunpt;un, Iatourche and Ierrehohhe'
OsE from The Fourth Electoral District, compose! .
the Parishes of st Tammany, "aNn'nEton' ra;..
ston, st Helana, East aud West te',u ma iherv;,le
| ONE from the Fifth Electoral District, compose" % -.
counties Of A~.takapaS and op'!on>as, III" 'h''"
isles of PA pilcs and -~Ayoy"lics, ana
O.E from the Sixth Electoral District. comFoSe"' VI Wv
| Counties Of Natchitoclies, ouac'hta ANU
and tn. Parishes OF ra,aloult ami traiiNi'h.
Now TnrnEr,.gE. have thought proper t'lSSue .ais
my Proclamation, notifying tie p"'rns' am,
throughout the State of the t''c'"'h an 49,; ana
commanding all Shnrilfs, Commissioners o NJ ~ "',
other ulcers therein concerned. 10 h"ii s,'i' i1s'.,il
t,r Electors of President and Vice lreSl"th' . W.
United States. for the State of Louisiana on ~ 'i
,lay of November next, uS56) said Election l" "s 1"I
auctcd and returns thereof made IN all fr~p'c!s a"
c,rf9irg to the provisions of the Constltn'i"n VI 'ns
Sta1e and laws IN such case maze and lr"|''e"'
GIVE.T UNDER Ny HAND, ant ms sea- g
the St1, of Louisttna, at BGhr'' HIst9e, MtS
H. s. .Ser~rlA day Of July 4. u: loo Hmc q te
Iaie,s nlsnce q ts t"tted S"tes y
ira, the Eighty Frs. ,rrr
BY THE GOVERNOR: HooI.. VIM
ASDHEw s. HEBRON,
Secretary ef Stde.
For the rur,,nsc Of ~ccarrving IN 70 execute" l'
ahovr rr,rl,m4tion. Foli~ will be opened III ms a.
ish on the LIST Tuesday or November 'cN' oe'is ~
,,h .,y of sail month. at the following places III VII
Paris, and under the direction of the i"A!o"'ns LIAM
ed commissioners, to wit:
Ar TIE C,rrsE House OF VzE,1EN RAFFEAf. i,
Cbm-Marcc!lin npiron, Eiilcrcne l"ilhsr aho 4
Bcrgeron.
4, r,rr CoyFrs Horsn OF T EoCRG eco.
Cn-Sostllepe Ail.et. } Cairo. ct Frank "'ii'an's'
Ar TIE CorKr HOUSE OF THIS PARlSi.
Cnms-y puhrooa. \ Barrow, y bert'F'' ~
\r"rHE STORE OF J Z TACNAV.
Coms-B C1tiun, RW Clark. } l.. is'"'''''
Ar THE prEl1c .Sc4t2,x RorsE md S'H"'l ntSTfnT,
Cons-H II terlnany, George Young an"N H''''"
To he omen ION 9 o clock \ N until CLOCK NJ.
wv Nv OVE Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge Sept. 9th 1886.
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E.

THE subscriber respectfully r~etuE.ls his thanks to
i his friends snd customers who have during the
past year literally gave him their patronage. and take
this method of informing them and the pablo at ar2e
Der, and everything requisite for the undertaking and
successful completion of all work in the shape OF
HOUSE BUILDINGS, BLINDS, SASH, and DOORS. fit
ting up STORES, BAR~RO0AS, in the best. most dura-
bic and worknaanliker style. All orders left ut DC.
Montan's Hardware Store, the Post Office or at the
shop On Fifth Street, adjoining the st. Peters and St.
Paul's College, viii meet with prompt :~ttention:
q. L. SEES. =.
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FURNITURE STORE.
JACOB PIPER,
FURNITURE e

buIoH hou9f, Ed.
TIME undersigned respectfully informs tho citizens o
l. East and West Baton Rouge, that he has Just re
ceived and is constantly receiving q large supply Of
FURNITURE, which he offers for sale Low. He is at
all times prepared to MANUFACTURE furniture of all
descriptions and ON the most reasonable terms. He
invites A VISIT from his friends, before purchasing in
the city. His present supply consists Of
Sofas, Ell g-. .-.
Armoirs, Bedsteads,
Bureaus.
Side boards,
Center,
Side
Chairs Of every description, and
Dining :.
Tables,
Settees,
Sofas,
Mirrors, Washstands,
Secretaries,
and in fact every article in the furniture line.
jan l.'53y JACOB PIPER
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J. A. TROUSDALE,
SURGEON DENTIST,

BATON RoUGE. La,
n ENEWS the tender of his professional services in
IN the various branches pertaining to the DENTAL ART
to the ladies' and gentlemen of East and West Baton
Rouge and the surrounding country.
As to his abilities. the best credentials can be fur
nished if necessary; but to those who have not en-
ployea him, he would respectfully refer to his kind
patrons who have so literally favored him during this
past year with their confidence, and for which he
would return his most sincere thanks, promising to
use every exertion to continue to merit the same.
All work performed scientifically and with the ut
most care, and also with the view to durability, thue
rendering a prominent benefit to the patient. He will
always be in his Office from s A. NJ, until S P. N.
Once room over J. ". Quig;ins' shoe store Lafay
cite Street.
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A Y r. M + n IL .
Joseph McKlrKlck
Architect and Builder.
Sion on FLORIDA Street, east q H"t'

Shop on FLORIDA Afea, eoH q "''"'
WORM resnectftllv call the attention OF the pup
lie to nv assortment for the ne" year i'a'.hs
made arrangements with one OF the best u
ring establishments i'll Cincinnati 1 ~ =" ho1t If
furnish SASH DOORS and BLINDS, made OF ti!e oe9' y
white pine lumber and Of superior worknAahsn4P ~ -
cheapcr than can be made in the Sou'h. 60" ="
th. country wishing to build Will tnd ! Il 'h' ~
vantage to consult with ne before buliaihg'
80 Orders from the country earnestly s"l!cl''-
IN Country work of all kinds pnt'stu"Hy ""'
to IN the most w~.rkmanike manner -,
E;J- Plans and specifications tor cay B." "''
proved styles ,.;t ,a,.
nzz- All kinds of job work att"nd'" T." VIZ 't~,
ness aud dispatch, water cis'erns maze u IL ~"
material
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J. PIPER. We. TuSShRD.
J. PIPER & CO.,
HOUSE FURNISHERS g. CAB
MET MAKERS.
u EsPECrFUIL.Y announce to the citizens Of Baton
II, Rouge, and vicinity, that they are prepared to
supply all demands in the Cabinet, Furniture. Under
receiving direct from New York and Cincinnati,
Mahogany and Black Walnut Retsteads.
Sofas,
Rosssss and Parsors Chairs.
Bureaus, 49,
Sideboaras, -
/. Washstands,
Book Cases.
China and Glass Flower Vases,
q Presentation Cups 4 saucers,
i" Toilet Sets,
g q Bottles,
Bohemian Toilet Bottles,
Glass Ware,
Toy Tea Sets,
Dolls,
Toy Vases &c. q.
Fish and Pie Knives,
Soup and Gravy Ladies',
Sugar Scoops and Sister,
Rutter Knives, Salt Spoons,
Dinner and Desert Forks,
do do and Tea Spoons, .
Plain, Fancy. Cut and Pressed Glass ware,
China and Crockery,
1I4Iteu IaStorS.
Cake Baskets,
Forks,
Spoos,
Plain and Figured Mating,
Floor Oil Cloths.
Crockery and China Ware,
Pier and Mantle Glasses,
Gilt Mahogony Frames,
Cooking Stoves and Crates.
Wood, Willow, and Hollow Ware,
Mantle and Office Clocks, .4
- Stoves and Crates,
feb. Icy .4l
4 Fine Lot of
II. Rogers Table Cutlery, Ivory Handles
Table and Desert Knives,
Carvers and Forks.
Fluted Steels
march % J. PIPER 4 co.
A FULL assortment of the CELEBRATED BUCK Cook
n ING STOVES. J. PIPER l. co.
mar 20
New G0Ods--
~ just received, some splendid
Mahogany Sofas,
do Tete = Tetes,
do Rocking Chairs,
do Easy Chairs.
march "a J. PIPER h co.
bort Monl large assortment for sale BY
i feb. J. L. VALET.
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To Architects, BtliIdeTs, COntFactOrs, Pan
tiers and Others.
TlHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform
Builders, Planters and the community at large,
that he is now fully prepared to manufacture by steam
power, at short notice aud moderate prices, Oval, Gothic
or Bevled Window sash, all kinds of Pannel and Sash
Doors, either fixed or revolving Door and Window
Blinds, Door and Window Frames, Base, Moulding, &c.
Planning, Tongueing and Growing, turning Of every
description.
Plank dressed to order of any width under two feet,
and of any thickness under three inches. Timberl
dressed perfectly true, of any length under thirty-tv
feet long and twenty inches square.
So AL orders addressed to me through the Post
office, or S. NJ. Hart L Co., Of Baton Rouge, will meet
prompt attention.
jan 5 J. ". BROWN
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WILLIAM BOGEL.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist 4 Apothecary,

EiTON ROUGE, Ii.
" EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND and Is daily
~ increasing his stock nj everything usually kept
in country and city Drug stores. Your orders are re
specially soi,itea, feeling assured that ne can give
satisfaction to mis- Observation-Disclosures will be low-teIm>
liberal-vour orders whether in or on, Of his lne VII
NEE. w;ti1 pro,np pit attention. Particular attention viii
be paid to packing and shipping.
boat, will be insured.
1t will be to your interest TO buy your Drugs and
Medicines from
march WAL ho"hA
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Notice Of Craftsmanship.

,,u1E undersigned have this day entered nx INT" o. cS . M'l
/ nsrsIip, Under the d TIE r sty', of ON n9 the iiars,r ware
uof', w ~ ~ H. various branches, respectfully so.
1 HuS'h ,hs pntronase of the public, assuring them tha AT
u, future as large aaa varied a stock can be o' ins ~ -.
,h.ir stand, and sold as low As amy ioaSe "''' u
Ne" Orleans o. c. M0NTAN,
49, J. 5. HCGCET.
april Is -
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MAGAsIN A

ES JANE DIST ct Quest Baton Rouge, son invi
i ties / visiter mon magazin avant d'acheter all,
leurs, car j'arrive de Ia Nouvslle Orleans avec' un as.
sortement complet de tout ce que peut Sc trouver dams
mon genre d'a0Aires ct que je vendrai a meilleur mar.
che que jamais. g . ......
Mar % Sc. MRS. C. HUSTON.
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MDNTAN E lluGUEI.

md y. are ! Hardware - ou,r oec,n;ea
Having removed to tn. stand formerly me- y,r ose"pes
by Joshua Beal, and having 'sce,neG IN " want Of Hard,
~ =, nv stock. would solicit persons n wan sc
U ,ns Wood and willow ware, House FINISHING ~''
az ms. a cali before purchasing elsewhere
JAM hoNla>
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W.. y, EDWARDS. D. n. BARROW.
TDWARDS& BARROW, ATTORNEYS& COUNSEL
~ lors at Law. Will Practice in the Courts of East
& West Baton Rouge, lberville, the supreme Court
uisiana, and the Federal Courts. C@ce Z: tLet
ohurt Hous IS, West EssslEorse.
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,,tnyeS.

I,toves Stoves!
, large supply If small Franklin. Coal. 3 sizes
tnnmond p,rlor. Oval. Cannon ball. half oval, lrze
premium cooking, Crescent, four hole, AaEaow"F-
small and large barge wood, Kentucky dwarf, took'
ing and Heating stoves = .,:.
SNARE and plain ditto on hand. an! for sale low By
ian MuTNAN K HUGUEr, Church street,
WILLIAM BOGEL.