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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05
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sF' COLLEGES >o'.''ar'' steamships "er9
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Pakt3n, OF lolnt pFotecloEate of any Tor
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!2'''o'''" ieoI''fio6 "s a''s s''' - ~ s'ts
I2aEsaltoa taat congress ana We gov
eminent should extend to TIE 1ehaa1'e
pee route al the a!d sna pToteetioa WINCH
may Dc necessary ana WHICH eau oe ~
s7hnlateiy extended - II ahass s'e 'o'-
seisNaoa
RESOLUTIONS were Vhe%'be a9aps'a
askif s our government 70 ehde'.Sof .
prot.tre toe fealctioh Or repeat 0! st1e
t'sSss on iooacco ia'fesed y ese's''
governments ; appointing a committee
TO report Oh lhe grape culture ~ ''1e
;'eAt n'esiln-, O Int CONVENTION s's"Ht5
y recommending t5e interests 9 s',s's''-
s'on, Tie eSt"oiisd'nt'ft hisa}fl ti'7 'o'"s''
. i university % '''o ny ss's>e '',' 49,.
'He P'So,''"''''' Oh Se't 20 Ooo's' - :: 80
I" a3e 'oe'''a h'''i''''''''s . s'5f''''s's ~
% F'hoFs hereafter ''' is''''f's' avs 8
;. '"71 " ~>'''',s' $4,000
aoa'he!h f'''"31S' ana "i''se' g S''''-o .
.oui1 advance tue interest OF P'.''ttets
II tie sale, Insurance and ropaels'n. Of
,o,to, 0th.r RESOLUTIONS " arc ra,sed
,..4 I ~ ,,,,..
e9'''i'''s''''s ''7 'ePe' y ~
les on iiaAef'es' ahu various h'oa'a''.
ions of the nas CATION laws.
There were two notatie points on
vl;el, t,,a C,o,yc,.tion eoaI,) not H., IN
d..z.,4 o..l ,,as,.ra
i"se' 20 sAt''e's y ''' So '''s! '9',ss
opinion. First, In relation to the Save
rade, and secondly, ~ respect to Gen,
y aIker. Mr.. sptatt and other gentle.
nsn ende"sofe'l to b'lns tue Convention
o vote Oh the slave trade, but the
question was invariably and '"geDlo 's'y
syaded. Tbs nearest approach to an
opinion that could bs elected was ~ tie
'!lsps Of the annexed resolution
Resolecd, That this Convenfion is rot
possessed of information s''sfieiens' at
ne present f'n'e: '2f proper '' '.o' pn
-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05

-Da.ch gfocer--to little gitI ~Ao Or
feats to Sp&alsll aua tst-'dat gus! -
41.s as &ny 9re--ycu Jost take Ia to
Cub and 3~g',. gle ge4 twenty-five
cents in -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05

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Wtb r,,x,, ,,aef fa On Nm. Walk..5 q
series = hszEty on.otllf..sti. resolution.
/ va> ~ <ontef ~ aIr. ;.ar4. n ..a9a51a
ais Itst were tucon,lpen,fy laid .aon
the ,..ll.. ;seora5a l,6rfisi,Iq and }a~
ham. giata z,,.iainJa.1 t1efn
tbs atostd tte action d She huox
vile ConvaD:ia4. We adm ta4t most
II he resolutions aaoptod arc aa9biae.
,anafr.. ..e5 5ana -. srcoa,.gisi, tt.a ord
proposed, vi1 the deyeIopHen. Of tic
South. aa' is commercial aad literary
independence but sense Of 5't'E con
.tr,ta. - -. aanf.,s ,t,.s ~. ,....,. .s,za,,
-,
'a's' ~ 't.' Uneasy o '''t@ 'tse.''oo 81
adFsHning Southern interests. = uaye
attended atDoroas Southern Conveu-
,;.n. a,a t.vo ,v;tros.ol .1a ,5a,l,s.r
ii White osfstoaaS of fesoi1a'ois a'oids -
eloquent harapgaes ard tdnnieflng ap-
ptause, and ve aro yet to behold the first
son,,.l loaif;,oa.a frnit they have horne
:,
,aoso "ae s'ssiH s"eao ooo''s ~ -
Lae most part orators asa po.l;icians,
who deliver themselves OF their peat-ap
rhetoric rsturn TO their homes. and
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-
s's s'sSeee. Il sf' SCUM "''nss ~
shake q tho traFnreis of commercial
rassaIage| she viii hase TO act more aad
tl4k 's~s.s Her children Iurst 20 ar,,e,.
,a.l r.s,li.a,, ,nd ,,,,,, .,,;,.a s.a,, H.
80
termination not W Ho'by ana Safld
speeches, but by general course Of con
duct directed by fixed principles. 10
cite but ;. si,ts.e iastanee. Of what car,h
/, .a,s. ,t,:,, -. J.,
> os"sp. - = - 1ss'''.'n ''o ~ - ''''
Pf"ettce oi southern merchants constants
i visiting the -Nortb, aud spending Their
money there. soo.oas as they continae
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05

The question whether colofed ladies'
hose are placed on the same footing With
ladies colored hose, las 10. been Sub
t.ieteJ ~. lecisi9r
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05
jon f'xlirslrE


AZ EPISTLE FROM A CITY LADY r.
COUNTRY COUSIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

made 70 enforce any III these provisions, unless private
citizens take the nit,atory steps"
There but limited attendance, ono hsh lso large
only being thrown open, and that by no means 10
conveniently filled.
Al o'clock the meeting called {, order aud an D.
v.aon given 10 any cergymen in tho 70 take seas
platform. THIS responded IN by Rev. D Smith
alone who offered up prayer for the success OF the so
Getty 3 efforts in suppressng intemperance.
JAMES o. BENNETT, Esq. occupied the chair, and on mo
ton the following chosen Woo Presidents, and took
onlat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27
Meeting nj tine New YORK CITY Temperate.
ALLIANCE.

THEY SUPPORT THE nCIsI Law, AND INSTINCT rus
CoHsIssIoNERs--sHoBT sPEECBEs AND ruMyKH
OF TEEN.
meeting Of the New Work CITY Temperance Alliance
was held on Monday evening nj the Assembly Rooms, TO
consider what action ought be taken In the matter Of
the new Excise law. That law, say they their circular
OF invitation "forbds the Excise Commissioners 70 license
any Of the Ave thousand dram shops and tipping
houses, and fo bids licensed persons 10 SELL or give away
any liquors wines or c Sabbath or on any other day
10 any Indian intoxicated pcrson or laba drunkard or
TO any minor or spprensce, without the consent Of his
parent or guardian Arc thee wise and saluary pro
vsons' Ought they mot 70 be enforccdg And Il enforced
vi they no, very much reduce The rsysses OF n,emper
ance, ard redeem the Sabbath Yet 70 s,euopt VII be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27
The Metropolitan Police Law-Prompt MeH,
auYNs 10 be Taken.

Yesterday morning Deputy Superintendent Folk re.
quescd each U the captains under his command TO report
Themselves a, bis Office at O'Clock p. H. Al that hour
each OF The caains presented with Mr. Talmsdecs
order, as printed In the proceedings OF the Board
of Commissioners, at their Office In New York. Captains
joel smith, OF The First: Guschard Of the Tfh Sswsll
of the Seventh Cuwle Of the Eighth, and Miller Of The
Ninth districts, expressed their intention Of complying with
the order.
Captains King OF The second Powers OF the Fourth aud
Mullen, OF the sixth districts, aty refused 10 obey the
order.
Captain Case Of The Third district, requested time to
consider ere he gave bis answer.
probable that all, the Second and Fourth dis
ucts, viii agree eventually 90 the order gwen and CON
into the ncw regulation.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

M URDEROUS SCAFFNGERS-Shaliow prsctiti
vi ers have asserted that intestinal worms are n
injurious, in fact that the part of scavepkers, rem
wing foul and indigestibie uatter alimentary canal
mat radaeious humbugi What miserable phiioso-
ply Every experienced physician knows that these
animals canse ,n8aInat. on OF the bowels and somtim-
actually eat through the coating Of tho stomach and
intestines. causing inevitable death. OF all the dis.
eases Of children, this is the most dangerous and div.
trsssing. Unfortunately, too, it is one OF the most
common. In
WINERY CANADIAN TERAIFTGE.
however, a safe, quick, unfailing remedI il provided.
The proprietor challenges the world to show that 1t
ever failed to effect a cure.
So Be particular and remember the name q Win
tr's Canadian ~vermige." This IN the only article
chat can be depended on. Y. sale Wholesale ard
reta:. ! New Orleans by ]. WRIGHT h CO,
q and Isl Chartre. st.
Sold in Baton Rouge, by all the Druggists.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
~RONNABEL'6
BI-SULPHITE OF LIME.

New ORLEANS. September list. 1857.
Sr,-Permit me to invite your attention
TO the following in relation TO the manufact1.
ring Of BI-SULPH1TE OF LIME. which
from the first discovery Of the valuable prop-
critics 1t possesses as a depurative of cane
lnic" until this time, ! have prepared at the
New Orleans Chemical Works, in larger
quantities and greater strength than any
other establishment. My laboratory con
tains every requisite for its preparation. and
neither Iabor, care nor expense is spared to
render 1t every year more worthy ofthe ek-
tensise patronage with which it has been ia
vored. Rival manufacturers have entered
into competition with me u vain nv
Bl-sutphlte having, as the suhioined tes-
timon,als from leading city journals will
show, always commanded from experienced
Planters the preference.
1t is unnecessary 10 remind Planters. as
they are already aware of the fact. that this
Bi-sulphite OF Lime, when properly used.
never fails to produce a beautiful white and
yellow chrystalizcd sugar that always com
mands the highest price in this market, and
the very best recommendation it can have.
with Western and other buyers is the fact Of
ITS having been made with BonnabeI;s Bi.su,-
rhlte, as they consider that q guarantee
against any loss in weight, and are always
wiling to pay higher prices for it. The
high repute and favor IN which Planters gen
orally hold this Ri-snlphite, is SO much a
matter OF notoriety that it is quite unnecessa-
ry to publish here and Of the many fatIerins
testimonials received daily from those who
have used i, and Invariably succeed beyond
their most sanguine expectations in not only |
making the best sugar ever previously made
by them, but also realizing the highest prices
with less loss IN weight than by any other !
process. Already large orders are on nv
books for the approaching rolling season, nv |
customers wisely taking advantage Of time.
50 as to have at the commencement Of sugar
making a supply on hand.
As there is not South of Philadelphia SO
e extensive and complete ar establishment as
the New Orleans Southern Chemical Works.
nor one IN any manner comparable to it in
capacity TO manufacture with the greatest
despatch and Of the strongest quality the BIZ
su'phite OF Lime, | am compelled to invite
the orders Of Planters in advance so that no
disappointment may be experienced by old
Or new customers when sugar boiling COM
Inences.
The best and staunchest barrels have been
for the Bi-sulphite they are guar
inteed not 70 Ieak,and when returned will
refilied and shipped and fifty cents each
from the price.
Planters should be particular in ordering
.hough their merchants to specify that none
tut =. Bonnabel's Bi-sulphlite be sent to
hem.
All orders must be addressed
H. BONNABEL,
Corner Watcher ad T~choupitoulas streets.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
JOSEPH McklTRICk
Architect and Builder

Ship on Florida STREET, east ~ Man
WOULD respectful rnli the attention Of the pub
lie to ny assort nIant for The new year. Having
made arrangement. with "ne Of the best manufaCtu.
ring cstn biz hments In Cincinnati ] am prepared TO
furnish SASH DOORS and BLINDS, mad" ofthe best Of
white pin" lumber and Of superior Workmanship. much
cheaper than can I've made In the South. Persons IN
the country wishing to build will end It TO their sd
vantage to consult with me before building.
So Orders from the country earnestly solicited.
So Country work Of all kinds punctually attended
10 ~ the ,rost work mnnlike tna inner.
Ne Plans and specifications for city md country
houses, suburban villas, &c, given IN the most ap'
proved atyl.s.
RS- Nj kind Of job work attended to with neat
ness and dispatch, water cis:erns made af the best
d fnyIu
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
WILL lam BOGEL
Wholesale and Retail Druggist 1 Apotheear.

EATON ROUGE, Ia.
II EEPs CpNSLANTLT on HAND and is dali
IN increasing hia stock Of everything usually KEEP
10 country and city Drug stores Your orders are re
specially solicited, feeling assured that he can give
satls'achon to hi. customers-prfces will be iow-tetms
liberal-your orders whether in or out OF his line will
meet with prompt attention. Particular attention = Ii
be paid to packing and shipping.
11rEsery thing shipped by him per an good steam
boat, will be ,nsnred.
t viii be to your interest TO buy your Drugs aud
Medicines from
Aar it w. SnGFI:
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
NEW ORLEANS
ERcHANTS'DiARY& GUIDE
FOR 1857;

FOX 1S5I-3S,
Containing a vast n,nouns "f Accurate, Ana
sere.tIng and Valuable information.
COMPRISING sketch ot.New Orleans wifi
Chronological Table. a guide 10 all the Pub
lie Institutions, a List Of Officers Of Govern.
ment, CITY. State arid Federal Newspapers,
Railroads. Steamships, Schedule Of Mails
and Rates of Postage. Levee Guide. Laws
Governing Hacks, Cabs. and Draws, Interest
and Time Tables, Calendar for lSj7-5S,
Courts, with a Diary for Every Day IN the
Year. and Advertisements Of Prominent Mer-
chants, &c. &e.
COPYRIGHT SECURED.
This valuable work, which will torn the
best advertising medium ever presented in
New Orleans, will appearo on or about the lst
ofS.rtember, in time for distribution through
the Country among those who trade IN this
CITY. There viii! be between 10 4 $4,000
copies observation-disclosures taken on rea-
sonahle terms,
Every page of advertising will %el.tit'e the
advertiser to 100 copies. with the privilege
Of having his imprint, with his place of bust
ness and a note calling attention to his ad-
vcrtisement. on the first page OF the covert
After the frs: hundred. the advertiser may
have any number Of copies at the rate OF $40
per hundred. but the number desired will
have to be mentioned with the advertise
ment,
ERMS.-One-half in advance, the bal
ance made payable OF the issuance OF the
work.
VIM. A. LEONARD, Compiler & Publisher
IT, Advertisements received at the Office
Of the Daily Times,n No, 81 Camp St,
where the design may be seen, or at the Of
fee Of A, julius Hyatt, No. % Commercial
Place.
the undersigned
take pleasure in recommending Mr.. W. a.
Leonard, as Gentleman OF character. and
certifying to his capacity for the perform
ance Of the work which be ~contemplates
and cheerful'y commend bis design to pub
lie consideration.
CHAS. NJ, WATERMAN, Mayor,
GERARy STITH. Recorder.
r JOHNSON Il Co. Gs Camp street.
NIXON x ADAMS, Editors Daily Crescent.
. c LABrZAN " Co, Insurance Agt's,
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THE GUIDE

70 SCIENTIFIC n PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE
ny HENRY STEPHENS, F. r. s., OF Edinburgh
ard the late J. P. NORTON. Professor OF
Scientific Agriculture in Yale College, New
Haven. 2 vols. Royal Octave. 1000 pa
ses, and numerous Wood and Steel En-
cravings.
This is, confessedly, the most complete
work on Agriculture ever published, and in
order TO give it a wider circulation the pub
fishers have resolved to reduce the price to
Five Dollars for the Two Volumes.
When sent by mai tpost-paid) to caIitor-
MA and Oregon the price will be 81. 10
every other part Of the United States and TO
Canada (post-paidl Sc. II This uork is
NOR the old "Book Of the Farm"
Remittances for any Of the above pubIica-
should always be addressed, post paid
to rs Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT < CO,
No. 81. Gold Street, New York.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
JOB n NO.


JOB n TILANO.
WORKER IN TIN. COPPER, N SHEET IRON
THE subscriber / .spectiully begs leave to inform h
i FRIENDS and the public generally, of this and III
adjoining Parishes, that he is now prepared to execut
all work in the above line, in the best and most ~ork
manlik- manner.
He is ready at all times, TO make or repair
Steam,
Supply
Cold water,
Escape
stcpe Pipes Of
every kind, quality and description.
Breeding,
Tin or Copper Cutters.
SPouts o. Valleys
for lining Cornices, made and put M. Away. on
hand, a general assortment Of Tinware, Sugar house
Lamps. Lanterns, Oil Cans, xc.. &c.
&5- All orders from the country promptly attended
TO. JOHN TlLASO,
Church Street, Baton Rouge
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28


New Gods: New Goods!
Nwo oPENISG ~ th~ general House Furnishing
~ Ware Roems Of J. ptpT. l. CO., fine a.sotr.
m.nt Of goods committing IN art of
ELEGANT PLATKD WAxE.
IRA SETS, c.sroRs. Carp BAsKEn,
cASpiEsTlcKs, CAKE BASKETS,
T.s'E, DKsEsr, and IRA srooss.
F,su and Pn KNIVES,
Sour and GRAVY LApin,
aALr and MUSTARD Srooss, he
AIsos
Very rich fss,eH cnsA Dfssxk sns,
Ta1rr {.
ornamented and Plain.
Cur and fsrs.x5 Class WAnx.
Rich CHINA MAsTxL and ToLn VASE,
=r s and OKSAAEsTs.
IvoRY and Buck HAyDIkp TAsls CUTLERY,
FRENCH CARyERs and SIIckRs,
Brass and WIRE FKsbsRs,
BRAss and C1AGrUErr5ON ASDIaoSy,
Po1 1sHEp SrxKL FIRE lRoxs,
PLAyIsHkp, TIN and BRrrAyA WARE.
CovHkED CHAuSG IruHN,
f. COOKING, PAAioR and ONHc@ Stoves.
SAp IRoss. PA1Ry1 KNIT CLEANERS, =.
WooD and WHAeweWARE.t rt#
Cabinet E.urn1turo
ELssAs1 AAHocoS1 sad WALNUT BscsTsAis,
hARnlE TOP EuRkAUs and SIDE BoAHDs,
+" CEsrnA and Ptsa rvxtn,
Dr~1SG, Tea And WORK TAslEs, s
CASDLEsr,CAs, WAsnsTASDs &c,
SoFAs, TFEA-TKTE,
ROCKING CHAsRs-EAsY CHAIRS,
PAKIoR, BED RooN and Oyv1cE CHAIRS,
PLAIN FURNITURE OF evsey variety.
We Fave also, snoat and expected here daily, .
handsome a.sortmant Of WINDOW SHADES and COR
iSIcES, CARPETS, MATING. 1,OII4gCARPET, and 4
large variety OF articles 10 fIlIY comylete orr stock Of
House Furni 4hing fiooda in every particulat. sE.
This stock hAs been selected with great care ~ one
OF our Arm, from the Manufacturer and Importers
and We can compete in price and quality With anys@,
tAblshm snt in the SoKth. Come and exam .sul.
oct4 j. PIPEH Z co
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

Rease, Lilly White. Shell, Buffalo Horn coar.. IN
iAns Combs. DeHnss Of All kinds, = .swssuppIy jus
t &c So Nm. eoGF1. 3,1gg!s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

Csandr1es,
~ fx Bark NareppA
10 baskets Aunisette.
3 deren. Corn starch. IS
II haIes Coigat@ts Pearl Starr @
Yeast Powder,
haskets Selt,er Water
90 boxer Dry fsnaonads.s
70 dezen Lime ja:-s.
TO-" Superior ClArst,
eask SiE Port.
" a''en frFser, Raset.y 4 rc.kins
NJ lBuricn on Tren.) Scotch Al
aeFrea snrFrs er Old hcncngshsta
EasDphine,
~ ssrsisg fIuiS. FIR -sie MI Ns )
WA RnsEla frexs,,,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
70 Cotton Planters.

ans asaersi9ned offers his seryioss TO Csttnn pia
FIJI = ~ He has had IN pls sxpsris.
ana ean rrcdace the best Of refersness
DGFJANT rKIRE
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
A. B r a + d !.
ANUFALTERER AND DEALER IN
addlsry, Harness, Trunks, Whips, and Sad
dlery Hardware.

HARHEY HOUSE ROW. BATON ROUGE, LA.
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY inform our Friends.
w CUSTOMERS and the Pubic that We have now
the most complete and vnrisd assortment or goods IN
ouIiins that can b. be found IN the southern Market.
We have recently made very large additions to out
Stock, in general. and vii! continually be receiving
additions Of the hest quality and latest ST les. Having
made arrangements With one Of the best MaHuiaCtuT.
ing ifeusen III New York. to have most OF our TINE SAD
plSs aud naFsHss, made to onr order esprassly, 10
setier with Those Of mir own Manufacture. We have
every confidence in recommending them 10 b. oi sup
nri"r workmanship, and fee! insured that We csn offer
extra Inducements to cn-tDincrN. Wsarc prepared 10
sell at Wholesale Or Retail, and pl'dgr ourselves TO
sell OH "a In vGratis terms 4. cnn be thought at any
other House IN the South.
To our nd customers we beg leave 10 return our
sincere thanks Tor thur liberal patronage heretofore,
and ,Hsit" ali 10 give us a call. to whom we will take
Nr"snr- IN showing our stock Of Goods. A list in pa TT
may DC found NJ follows:
In the way Of Saddles, I havo
American, Baltimore,
kugl.st, kentueky,
Spanish. and Washington
and Mexican. sorn.r act.
Danube. At,at.pas, Creole Somerset,
Hope. Ctixens Wheeler = raient
aud Traveller. lspsingH HuLkar.
Plain aud Stained
~.shAfto. city style.
ladies', Misses and
h's. nf~s-ry quality.
OF Harness, there b
si.ser, Bras Plated and
Japanncd Carriage Hatness,
Silver, Brass sarnucti and 4
Uniting Carriage Harness.
EaHgy aud Dninibus Of the sane.
invite special attention 10 our pieck 81 fisrnes
which il very iasee spa ne are detrtIn urn 10 pu
them Al tl. lowest possible ngure. \ gene,ais.sot
ment.
ALSO OF
Plantation,
Wagon, bray and
Cart Haru.--,
Collsrs. blind Il
Brides. Trace Chs:us,
Halter and
Breast, Chains, Ha,nss. &c.
HArEA CoAPLETK ASSORTMENT or
English roln Carp-. tag-.
JrunkF ind Trunk Water proof
Vaicss, Eags-
schpolsachrls, Isdies'
Travelling TrunkA Trunks,
nai Bonnet Boxes.
Also all kinds Of
arrlsg- Planters
and Buggy Whips,
Whips, Hunting, |
brides. Riding and
Na,stnralrs, orrr.eer
s'irrops, whips,
spurs Horse
and git.s. Brushes,
Curry Combs, Cards,
Name Combs, Der Coll,r. and Dog CHAINS.
A very fine article OF American and English Birdie.
Riding Whips. Riding and Driving Glor.s-w"rs.ed
Linen and Cotton Fly Sets.
-fLSO-
An assortment In general Of saadlrrv Farivar.
Harness leather, Enan~iled leather, fn
.mcIlet Cloth, Patient Leather, Saddle Trees. Cal
examine our goods and prices. All order. prompt
" attended to. a, BRADFORD
baton Rouge, Sept. 81, 1s5s.-yi