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Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-13

GArEnEs AT PAKs.-The Paris Correspondent
Of the New York Commercial Adeertiser, in
his letter of the Goth February, says: "For a
week Paris has been delivered up to gaiety. 1t
is the close Of the Carnival, or at least that part
of it which precedes Lent and as the weather
has been warm and balmy, the people were
wild in the enjoyment of their pleasures. In
the political and aristocratic worlds, it was a
struggle who should display the most riches in
their soirces, or unite the most people Of dis
tinction in their saloons. In the streets and at
the masked balls, it was contest who should
offer the most originality in his or her costume,
or attract the most attention by noise. Their
Msjesties themselves, inspired by the general
feeling Of gaiety, have attended two costumed
balls, where they appeared in rose and blue
dominoes. One was at the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs the other at the Princess Mathilde's.
The comet which has been announced as about
to destroy the world on the 18th of June, al
though an alarming prospect for some people,
does not seem to have produced very pro-
found effect on the spirits of great majority
of Parsians The annual procession of the
Fat Ok, ceremony two centuries old, was
more brilliant this year than usual, because
the butchers who form the cavalcadc had treat
ed themselves to new dresses and new decora.
tons. The heather gods and goddesses the
mousquetaires, and the executioners, in all
about two hundred persons were clothed in
dresses Of historic fidelity that would have done
honor to the boards of the grand opera This
singular procession had thus an attraction for
the hehalders Il does NOT ordinarilu nosseSa
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-13
DIR. a. u. hasctcr,
YSICIAN AND SURGEON
LOWER Aqua FRIO.

DIR. L. WILL DEVOTE HIS ASSIDUOUS AT
tention TO the examination and treatment Of such
cases and disorders as may be brought to his notice.
Personal attendance will be given in any part Of the
County, on short notice when required.
A new stock of Medicines, pure and fresh, just re-
cojved Aqua Frio, July s, 1856. aln
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-13
DIR. THOMAS PAYNE.

Ca ofnG-M DIR. A. D. Boyce's Drug Store, opposite
the Yosemite Hotel where he may be consulted at all
hours altf
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-13
DIR. JAMES L. CLARKE.

FF1cE -"PINE TREE HOUSE." CORNER FIFTH AND
MAIN STREETS, MARIPosA. a1u
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you NEXT

oSil III a. tRAlG informs the public that having
- DISSOLVED his late associations. he is now ksvolv.
ING On HIS Own AIS, in other words, he has estabiishe ed
himseif On Church street, north side, first door east of
the Harvey House--where HI and his SATELLITES will
n1H take no not = time, but with sALAp,s BLADE. keen
As the sGyrHE OF OLD TINE. takes off the h1irY reSeG7
Danes manipulate hirssde humanity in a manner
most beautiful to behold. Luiied by the music of a
distant wsteriall-EtIcK, bearing the tauam. savory
and pure as ever Graded the INFANT vKNrs-buried In
cushions of elder do~vn-inmersea in aroma from lie
ORIENTAL CHIMES. there to carry on the Tbn41rtal, Hir
sns and kapfsrtaptum Art, &c.
'Cone one. come all.
And give JOE CRAIG a shaving CALI
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16
LOUIS KoNDERT.
Fashionable Boot and Shoe
Maker

d FsPECTFULLY offers his servicae n ~, ..uoa
IL Of Baton Rouge and vicinity in making al ti,ds
! BOUTS and sHOLS. His long experience in the
business is the recommendation he Offers.
MS Shop IS situated on lafayette street, between
church, and Laurel, near Bogei's drug store
Dir. i, employs none but the best work1ne, ,,d :,
ays guarantees . good fl.
s. Gentlemen troubled Wit CoRxs or BuyIokoSn
. accompanied as easiiy ss an old shoe. R.T. c..nFss
mis--T LOUIS KOsnF2Y.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16
JOSEPH nekffkICk
Architect and Builder
.shop on fLarida =, - a Aain

ETHP Us " TO Tx, .I9t z III
7 WOULD respectfully cali the attention Of the pub
L lie 10 nav assortment for the new wear. Having
made arrangements with one Of She best nanutsrtu-
ring establishments in Cincinnati I am prepared 10
furnish SASH DOORS and RltNhs made OF the best Of
white pine lumber and Of apertor WORKING n-hip, much
cheaper than can be made IN the snutf. Parsons IN
the country wishing to build vii find il 10 their sd,
vantage to consult With me before building.
NJ Orders from the country ea earnestly solicited.
s5- Country work Of All kinds punciualiy attended
to in the raost w~rkmaniike manner.
~ Plans AMI specifications for city and country
houses. suburban villas, &c, given IN the most a.
proved STYLES.
fs- Al kinds Of j0h work attended to with neat
nsss and dispatch. water cisterns made Of the best
material
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16
so PLOUGHs 500 PlovCuT,.

EI|ON
I'VE SUBSCRIBER. having made arrangements wit,
1 Mr.. Thos. Montague, Of Ma vsville XIV. to man.
o.aetufe Az KINDS OF P'oughs, is new prepared to fur
nish the Trade and Planter. generally with wrn,oh.
Iron Pieughs Of all kiuds. We have 5n4 now cow
pieted OF various stzes: and solicit a cali and ax, mi
uat'on before purchasing elsewhere We WI, y,,ran.
tee ~ our work. and Will pay rartieuiaf attention In
repairing Plough work Of all kinds al the shn, rs,r
the Jail, near y. Heude's Store. The business viii
ss carried on by Tanrard l. Montague. and = tarce
assortment viii be found at the establishment of
Jan. II W. 7. TTNNaRD
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NOTICE.

OUIICE.
III AFING purchased the entire STOCK NJ rnprc
IL SHOES, HATS, &e-, Of J. W. Origins. y,a1t
respectfully solicit a share Of public pa1ronare !
viii constantly keep on hand a fresh and varied DC
spr,men' OF goods. which will sell as low or v.r
than any other house in town.
+. J.. HENDERSON.
Having disposed Of my stock to Mr.. r. t. Hende,
son. bespeak torhim the patronage hitherto eytanset
70 ne. J. W. QUiGGINS
Aug eff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16
For Sale Il Fine Chance!

4 lkAC' " LAND situated in this Parish. about
"a four miles above til. Ferry Landing. and front
ing on fie Mississippi River, containing two arp,srz
front, more or les. with the dopth Vt abont forty ar.
penis, side lines clos ny n the rear. Bounded ab1ya
by lands belonging - the succession uf Terence ~.
mouy, and below b. those OF Villenauve g.R,on, ,r
4 Co, with all the buildings and improvements there.
on. Also, with or without the 81 Will atr,hed to
the same.
This place is vel! adapted for 4 ~pFs
DENCF there being FINE FRUIT Trees. CODH
G4RpEN sc.
For terms and conditions apply To @. BEKx.Rn,yr
Faraisil Recorder, or to
ol94t. John c. ELDER
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16
c G. n,
House, Sign & Ornamental

ININIEN-
Mop on Third STREET, Nof7h If the Post OdTx.
ANtNG permanently located in Baton Koure. We
- would respectfully solicit a share OF the public
patronage.
fe'ng practicable sorkmen we are enabled to do
style. 49,
Particular attention paid to plain and fancy SIC
q GRAINISG, GLAZING. GLIDING MAPRIIN
AfFR HANGING, &c, neatly executed.
Orders for plantation work (throusl, tho Post orc
other "lse) solicited and prompt J attended to.
IN. 20 Iy.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16
ToURo INFIRMARY.

Corner Of Nor ieuee mad Gaiean,e streets
'IH!s Hospital Is spacious aud conveniently situated
l. square from the river, near the ship and steam
boat landings.
pr JOSEPH BENeADoN is the Director of the Ins.i-
tuition, and Resident Physician and Sargean
If, THOMAS HUNT is the visiting Ph ysics8u ard
Surgeon.
TERMS
Private roems........fr from So so to SIS per day.
Nsrds.. 81 SO per day.
warts Tor 81 % pet Ia Y
Professional attendance, medicines, nursing, set
and lodgings areipcluied in these charges.
fB->urgical operations charged extra.
f5- The location Of the Hospital is perfectly heal
my and contagious diseases are not admitted into
the snfrnary.
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GENTS CLOTHING.

GENTS CLOTHING.
DLACK and co'ored Cloth Dress and Frock
- Coats. Pilot Cloth Overccats,
Real French Paitots,
tloaks, Taimas and Bueuos,
Business Suits to match all styles.
Plantations, black and fancy cashmere dr.
Fancy Sasinst do
vests, silk Vetvet-in all coio-s
Alsn IN Satin aud SILK OF every dascrlptior
Under garments in herino and FIannni
All Linren and |. b. Shirts with Bishop aro
byron collars
SILK and Satin cravate
Half hose and Cloves
Hats of every description at
J, SIMON h co.
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s uS!N SIS S.

u u - ! ~ u - y ~ y IL l -
W, CAMERON, ARCEHYECTh BUILDER Or
| "A. dcrs can b. sent Through The Post Office.
/ NoNrAN 4 BROTHER, FANNY GRocEPS
| "A. Corner Third and Church streets.
4 MEifE PETIT, Ar7Nh4NFy n COUNSEL
y lor al tas' 0nce sith Esltnont iiebert, bfal'
Landing.
DFNJANIN TFRiIER, GLNa WHEEL WRIGHT
ID Baton Rouge.
~ G WILSON, morn sTGTAND oRNs HET
-. ti Painter. Third Stveat, Baton Rouge
| rHlELEs RuSToS. BLACKENf7H AHD VIC
I on maker, Ferry handing. West bat"u l"1Fe
rAWso% go WHOLESALE N RY7AH
IL Dealers IN Hats, Caps. BE. ~ thsrtres street
New Orleans
, rs.sna. y v. BARLOW.
II WARS ABARROW, A~T1oRNEIS& GoENSFL'
IL lors IL Law. Wal Practice in the Courts o. Fast
n West Baton E uer, Ihsryilla. the supreme Court
Louisiana, ana the Federal fo0rta, Office at III"
Conrt House, West Batter Reuge.
r, ". RoBfRT~ON, ATT0RNEY6 tOt.TsEiLrR
L.. at law wa practice his profession il the
Sixth Judicial ln-lr'ct Of tits State, the iai'ed States
ana supreme Courts NJ New Orleans RuSinaH" en-
trusted to rs car" will receive prompt attention. -
0fsr- Id Ftsqnenjp" Ihereilie "~r}sh Ia
L,fASKilN HOSE FfILr kEvaRES F74pfje-
n LsEEs. CARPEyrER AM cLsTERNBrIL
y. der. Baton Rouge.
II t. SEfS. c4RPKv7TR6 CiSYERFBtIDER
II. Shop nn fifth strcet.
~ OLDHAM wF1IMkS GFigANS cfEAF
~ Store corner Lafayette and iaas etF""ts
"Y4lI x Fa,AItE GENERAL AGEATSAAD
Collectors y Commercial j lace, sew orleans,
III q wADbIIl4 ~pAuaGkyTd CHEMIST Cor
l i. u-r tlAFi AMI church streets.
sYAE>EY HOUSE. HILLIAA AARkhAAPFp-
IT iAVR0I ~ATIvRNEF 4 C~Ot.NSEkE0H
IL. atlA~ UiIee ., he Court Aouas, Vest tat
on E,yase.
JIYAr 4 DIXON, WHOLESALE 4Np RET4IL
orucrrs. Corner Church ip4 !AE4y site street,
L"ton Rouge
r WRIGHT 4 &C. WHOLESALE EElLI rs ~
-, @e;tst Medicines. lal Charities >tgset, Ae~
r -TA0N- cL0IIuyG IyD ORR G01DS COR.
y. a4r Laurel ana Tha.a street Baton koasr.
T05EIn nCAlfHlCk, A~kGfII1c1 N bfIL
;. de- Patton Rouge.
T 4 TkyrSF.IE DE1EtL ,IADhOF. o.
= Zee "a I-"a ; r,I9 = t's'oa hease.
TCHS lILINU FUKkIE n nv CnfTEA
y aa1 Sa-o. tsols Iulr4 = if"ton ttouse
IANES MlsSrINAN, 44TJRSEr dtoEAan1
y lur at Law. nhtc, or iauge3 street
r A, FIAlffT DHrGGLf7 2 CHEMIST laird
- . street BET Contention and NORTH Ee~le,ard
r II sHENtE. BHIcA TARD Il Mis- once
y . On tharcH opposite tie Hafney hoU-"
T ". rRowN. ARCHITECT Z 8rTLDER "rter.
, . can be ssut through' tne P%os."1'ee
JACoB PlPER. fERNITCRE WAREHOUSE T.
y Casurab stlt~t
y0efrH JooR ATToRvFT6 cor VSfLLnR At.
j !sw nhrr with 7. A walker, J. r.. ~ Church
.tteet near Tair5
r BRr>oE 4T7oFNEY co~rNTFLLoA At
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THE Child is only troubled with worms,

THE Child Is only troubled with worms
aays the theughtless,nother. when the puny appea
snce Of her offspring is remarked upon. Only Worms
why not say only Cholera, or only Yellow Fever. .or
worus destry more lives than either. l. you love youI
littl. 8es, administer to them. eyen if you only sas
pee them to be troubled with worms, , a sure, safe,
and immediate remedy. Every household where it
has been tried, every physician who has seem its effects
dooJounc"
WINER'S CANADIAN VERAIFUGE
srch a remedy.
fH-Be part sniar and enenber The name.
wISER's GAtADIAS rERNIEUaE.n
t tsris the only article that can be depended on.
70 sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans By
J. WRIGHT Il CO., Sole Proprietors.
u and ISL Chartres Street..
gold In Bsten Ro tge b. all the In ug9is,s.
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

Swinging Lamps; Britannia Ware,
Hal Lanterns, Coffee Mills.
Britannia Lamps. Backing Brushes,
J~aPpaned Lamps, Iniaia Waters,
House Brushes, Sauce Psus.
Candles.Icss, Tea Pots.
Glass Lanterns. PorceIainad Ware.
Sugar House Lanterns, Perforated WATERS, d.
Preserve Kettles, Shoveis ana longs,
Lamp Globes, Pokers and Souttles.
Lamp Chimneys, Fire pegs.
Wire Tenders, Selves, Butter workers.
Butter MouIds, @s TIN Ware,
Cedar Buckets. .. Cotton and Wool Cards.
Csaaer Wash Iabs, Ladies and skimuers,
Kitchen Forks. At
MJNTaH i HCGrFTs.
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FisgY a. S-r-T---- ~
InE BRITISH PERI5IsISv7s
AND THE
FARMERS GUrnr

!" me Prizes ,ftA r.A
T. S1o0 # ~, FIR Yort. coar,o,
te1't.g Rff'tsh Pvtod,eab, IL, S0aaA gkk
i-THF LONDON oraprr,
servativet ARLI !cos.
THE EpINguRGH REvIgw ,w,
. RI hE NORTH BRITISH RF wnISl
- ne MISUNDERSTANDING "a
5-htAcKwooD's ED1yBupcu
AZINE lTorY} NAG
tese periodicals. ahiv yerys...n
great political parties Of c,... ras snfes.
"n'g. iorT and Rallcal-but polit;e. III
only one feature Of their character. a. n ~
gahs Of The most profound writer's =, G VI
'"Fe Morality and Religion, tbey .,..,
r Rave stood, mriya,led i. ~
rs being CON cred ind;.n.a-
aolar and the professions, 49,
whitrs re intelligent reader Of ,y.,r ',.n,
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
70 SCIENTIFIC Asf PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
Ky HgyR4 STEPHENS. F. r. S., OF Edinbursh.
ard The iate J, T. Nosros. Proiessorof
Scientific agriculture in Yale College, New
Haven. ? vols. ROYAL 0c.avo. 1900 u.
ges. and numerous Wood and Steel En-.
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Hoes Shovels, &c.

Best English. Eoru, Cane and Cotton Hoe. Socket
Spades, Clubbing Hoes, Stnbble Hoes, Ames' sarvels
and spades, at
MONTAN BUGrETH.
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NT~URDFEoUS scAVENGEKS->na ior practirion
A1 ars have asserted that intestinal worms are no
injurious, in fact that The part OF scavengers reno
wing foul and infigestihle matter alimentary canal
what rudscious humhug! What meserahie ph inzo.
ply Every experienced physician knows that these
animals csuse intainat on Of the bowels and sorntlm-
actually eat through the coating Of tho stomach and
intestinss, causing inevitable death. Or all the dis.
es'es OF children, this L the mos; dangerous an dis.
Nassing. Unfortunately, too, it is one Of the most
common. In
WINERIS CANADIAN VERHYFETE
however, a safe, quick. unfailins remedy is provided.
The proprietor challenges the world 10 show that It
ever failed to effect a cure
So Be particular ana rerrenhAr the IA me q Win
er's Canadian Verrnise." This is the only article
that can he depended on. For sale .hoIesai> ard
retail IN New Oriea "a by J WRIGHT roo
sole proprieters. u and ISL Charities st,
Sold in Baton Rouge by all the Druggists.
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To SportSmen.
TO pERsnss sRnnr 70 suun

TO PERSONS ABOUT TO EUlLU,
We hav. on hand Locks Of every description aud
hnish, Bolts, Screws, Knobs. Hooks. Butts, Hinges,
Brass Furnishings. Buttons, Plates. lamp iiooss 81
Window Fa,teniEgs, Latchcs, Knob Latehas, Door
Springs. Window Glass. Putty, Groeu. Red Black.
Yellow and all other colours, PaInts In OILS. Lithage.
White Lead, SnnwL rnc, Giaziera Paints. Paint Bruat.
es, Zine. Dryer, Brick Liners, Pasteres HAIR, Varu;all.
iinseed Oil, rurpantine, Cut Nails. Spikes, gi,ets.
Lath Nails, aud in tact every thing in our line req air
I'd TO build. Cali az
MONTAS l. CUE
kkarch a.-nnt
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16
Cooking Stoves.

Ifycu wish Il cheap and good COOKING SfoEF,
either for tcai or wood. call It Montan Il Hugusts.
They have on hand and are constantly receiving from
81. ioai-, Cincinnati, p~ittsbarg, the latest and oldest
patterns of extra heavy Docking stoves. They arr
furnished complete VITA Iron ware, TIH ware and
S:ove Pipe, Call aud examine a. cur wareroom under
the "c!l Gazette o.dce," corner Church aud latay.
rtts, or al
MDNTAS s ECGCETS.
Church street
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2 Il Us
Southern Parlor Magazine
Lad1Rs' Rook

Ne oEs1htP.L-
The arrangements for blending the Sorrs
FEN LADIES Book and the SOUTHERN Pas
LoR NAa.z1NE, beng row complete,
MRS. V. f. w. McCORD
Takes great pleasure II announcing 70 The
! citizens Of the South and West. that the lint
number 0: the above Magazine will be ready
Tor delivery. and the Mail, on or about The
10th day OF November, being the December
number OF the Magazine. and it will, thefe.
after. be Published regularly on the 10th az
Of the proximate month. -
There never mas been a period IN the his
tory OF our country, when there was 20 stem
a necessity for the exercise Of the southern
mind for Southern good, as at the psvsens
moment. uhen every element OF enteTp111s
and Independence should be brough:. 70 ope-
-ate for our beloved home.
Then. at this moment there need g no
heightened appeal in behalf Of . Sousnel1
Literature no argument TO induce tue SouIa
to refuse such mentsl pab1.am as y iafea.1.
ed bv the North; no exhortation to inspire
.he ira . Southerner with becoming zeai ~
bebal. ais household traditions, sno sns
legends ofthe beautiful sayannahs that eiu
ter ab ,ut his sunny home. I,
Each nuT Der OF the Magazine vii con,
tain 81 pages Of neat letter press, ~ foyai
octave form, on superb paper, one s'sel gu
craving, one piece Of original or popular ma-
sic: plates Of the Fashions and other em0e'.
shnents. There will also oe added aoou:
pages, so be devoted to advertisements 3.
suitable style for such a Periodical, anc =
will thus form a most appropriate anc pfon,a.
BILE medium for the ad advertisements o. sfuc'''
of taste and elegance. n.,s
To the subscribers of the Southern Lad'ss
BOOK who have paid their subscription, ana
have not received the numbers to VINCE aney
ala entitled, it is respectfully nnoanceo''a.'
suitable deductions will be made.
Subscription, $500, payable IN savaps sss
A liberal commission will be allowed y ~
Masters and sthers acting IS agents.
VIM. 4 LEONARD ",
Pr,rIietof1.
Delta Buildings, No. 76 Camp street ano1s
and 81 Bank Place, New Orleal.1.
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uSt Arrived Come and see
- Llght Cashmere Pants for emner veal, Drill
ing Pants, Pure Liunen Shirt fronts. Patented seam
shirt very tue, Shirt collars. Light silk neck ties. Gras
meet ties. Lisle thread gloves. Isle thread sacks.
Sleachett and unbleached In hose ct cetera. &c.
J. SIMON & co.
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NOW KIN STORE


tnleche and CLOSES Coaches
I've and four seat Bretts,
R~ockaways ana bsronclies.
side and single seat gagg!es, with ana wilh"nt
.0ps,
With 4 splendid assortment Df double ami sin
gle Harness. Whips. &C., to match.
.Aao stage. HsEFon and Cart Harness,
Bind Brides, Collars. IfaInes, &C.
All Ct witch VIII be so!l rs low As they cfn he
purchased nj auv h~ase N the South.
Ny facilities for repairing are UNSURPASSED II IA
the b anches, ami a continuance Of patronage n
solicited.
I have IN stora 4 full assortment Of Iron co;niris
ing. Flat, Round and square, Sheet and Hoop iTn
-Axies, Springs &c.
Balcony and Cemetery rsjlings made to order O,
the latest styles and ~pattefc*.
have also on baud, Cane Wagons and cats
Road WagEeu@. GaguSse and other hight carts, anhh4
kinds of Wheelwright work made IA order
Also Bark.r's Force Pumps, Chain Pumps, corr
Plete Lightning Rod.ss<c., &c. Call and examine NJ
he cd stand tu-w building corner Of Maine and
hErch streets.
no, ~ VI. TUNN~ RI,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16
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Carriages and Harness

TINE subscriber having completed his srac!oa
Warehous aud Mandatory. is nov Opening t4t
most cuEgpl.t. OF CARRIAGES and HARStSS over OF
f4rtd to purchasers in this vicinity anG H"nto cati
the attention Of bis friends aud the pnhie generally
10 hfa establishment ana to examine his took before
.r.rcLn.in- nt.n.herR
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16
Our Card for 1857.
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Having .om pIstea our varied and large stock Of
Hardware by direc. iniportstions from Birmingham.
aat from the manufacturers Of the East, we woaii
Tsq uest the attention ui c~astouist 10 The quality aud
price OF oar goods we would intprIa those Of cur
friends who have dealt hitherto IN New Orleans, to
-y US. dl-ing the coming year, Ssnd us your orters
whether fee -t-.
Mechanics Tools Psiltg and Oils, .
Polarization. HaraTaf-, Waoaen.were,
House Farnish.ns- GerG4ge and oak an,
Cooking Stoves, PGtcnt Articles,
Castings nat Iron, Tar and Turpentine,
aud other articles noEs definitely mentioned else
where, in thts paper and if the prices or quality y
ssr goods IL not stut !; viii not be our fault.
aloagAS 4 HrouEI, Church street,
opposite the Harneg HoR"s.
FIengls. PIcEghsE
Hall Cane and Cotton,
Taunkrd & sfonteynes, Bstot,Roags,
and he Red YANKEES fionSh.
On hapt a.
Noxt4H : iFrarU
Nails and Cordags.
Wreugh@, Cut afat4- head and AJEsa sAos SattT
,ten8sI4.
Gs!rls
Tsrrsd and
c2tton Cordafe,
Plcw iinss,
F.sn- iines, /
sash cord, aGa
Chalk lines,
French and !
Aarline Twipe. !.
ssin Twina az
lvyrAS a tirauEr. !