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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

BoLp RoBpkRI.-Ye yesterday afternoon tie clothing
..re OF C. OresYa No $it o.I1 st-cs -nte ell aud
$50 ss ws so en- fri tie drs~er three yeanS ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

deo'see m. An,ua! s.vi3sai % p esr.. psgass
or TIE a6th U't IAs 1snA' dividend Of -. Co.spssy
bss been q o.st bat At this otss Is, bsaa c.s-
'iessd prudent Pc 10y b. the rnapsgsrasE to retain
lager svrplus tbsn dual
The busiss,s Of the C.esrinS House to isy VI.
sl5,Al 3l7. ard nsasy ali the BALANCES were pad "a
goli
ALBEIT II N.colsss reT' resaix ia ly az ton s.,s
Of stoc's and bonds vil take psoe to Douos lrses-
day a. l2i O'clock, ST the Merchants Eteaspgs.
ID >Per's ealy suction sale Of -tcok. and bonds
VII take place 10 noiEos Tasscsy) a. lei oclsok.
al tie Merchants EIcbaOse
hesns. Era Luco~ j.. s. Go. scid the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

DEATH or a SucKER.-Yss.e,dsy mo-niny Officer
Hssket o. the Fhsi Pftcno! diseo7trsd cne Patrick
Riley lyirg on the sidewalk pslf Ny helpless aud 40.
psItpty IN gross state Ct ttoxoshot. He procured
car: srd conveyed Ri~y 70 ,te Station 2uss, where
soon slterwGd he 6;e3. cbs cfi ,er lad been In.
quantities of whlsksy from shs ,ens q aa,isi which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

Pace At PIrREMoSr.-The troubles that for
day or two existed between the New York and Ene
Railroad Company ard the lsborers employed at Pier
mont have entirely ceased, AID busite's upon the
docks at that place has again resumed its ususl &C
vity. The strikers accepting the 30 cents psr day
offered by the Company, have gone back TO their
work, and the military and pcsss of Ne. York police,
who taken there in anticipation Of riot hsve re-
turned 70 their respective homes. Excepting brief
interruption to the freight bu;.1sss the only actual
damage the Company has suffered by this d.mon,tra
ton was In TIE destruction OF locomotive, thrO w
down an smbsrkmert by distractions placed on the
track BY the men on the first Cay Of the strike This
occurrence might, however, have been more serious,
the locomotive was ct tie time drssog sn emgraat
train with several burdled persons on boa-d.
The reduction. it ia raid, was part Of general sys
TEN Of l0rer cert reduction resolved By the Board
of Directors, and applying to every salary received
from the Company from the President 10 that Of the
humbiess operative. The Committee Of Three, by
whom tie propO,sl was originated, consisted Of E. j.
Brown, ID. 8. Gregory, ana X. IL. Berdel. 1t was a
temporary and AS beer socsded to by all tis
employees on the ether Portions o. the road.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

The r,oep,s Of the Southern Michigan kesd
Nv Y.ys about $l9O, coo, szsiu.. t2i6 900 Ast
,s., TIE road is row berg operated very s'ooonn-
..,Iv ard the net earnings probably equal to sA'"s
of November, 1856
At Philadelphia money matters are nhonsns'', .r
-. ming At lOal2 T. cett for unsIcspt;oassss
n.rs, There TO- however, little ar no disposition %
e. pt,sct rev Obligations. The Philadelphia Ldsr
says: ,.u -, ..,.. a.. .r.su.l,
working easier and may now Do quoted at fson ssH
- We are clad 70 be Informed that the PenrgiAsnis
RsilIced Company lie now IL coups..seI 49, ~
pcsitien IL floating liabilities are prenpy 49,
ney mature. The Company, We uodeissao'i o"~
creditors the choice Of Tsymsnt 10 o.r,ssoy, v ~
or ienewal for four or az noStbs. ~ .,a.sn A.
mary Instances it 10 ssid tie fsns .,a,.t M Ire
tee .sefest and most sess'S''o" - =
uste." -. .,s., Io..ss, hsys
bs,e ssssissd frSs ~. A1sSaa' 'ss " We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

70, fin. Jan l. s3 iO2 SO % sf3 sT,ys IS sAasssis,
OF the Import, there Of Dry Goods go is', Sf
thrown On The market, sgsnt $50 6is 7l0 in the sans
period Of 1856 ssd $62 2J6 39 in 1855. Tho exports.
exclusive Of specie were 1868 SO lees than In the
previous year.
The following is the Specie List per Bslno ITO"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-21
! ROSP ECTE S
Southern ParIor Magazine
LkSL1c-' Book.
NEW oFi,!E

NEW SERIES.
The arrangements for ble.t ing the SorTs-
IN LApGFs BOOK and tHr SnrTHEEx P.s-
Lon NAsszTsE. being now complete,
NRS. V. F. W. MeCORD
Fakes great pleasure II announcing 10 the
citizens ottae South and West. that the first
number oil the above Magazine will be ready
'or delivery. and the Mail. on nr a ont the
10th day Of November, being the December
n%utdter Of the Magazine. and it will. there
alter. he published regularly on the 10th day
OF the proximate month.
There never mas been a period in the his.
tory Of our country. when there was so stern
a necessity Tor the exercise Of the Southern
mind, Tor Southern good. as at the present
moment, when every element of enterur,2e
and independence should be brough. to one
-ate for our beloved home.
Then. at this moment there need ne mr.
heightened appeal in behalf of a soIthern
Literature no argument 10 induce the South
TO refuse such mentSl p~aps'ar7 a. Is tnrnisn-
81 br the North 10 e.hortation 70 ,psp;ra
he tr'-o Sontheruer with becoming zeal in
behah /. als household traditions. and the
legends OF the beautiful savannahs that rius-
ter abant his sunny horue.
Each nu@ Der OF the Magazine will CON
- VIZ
tam Ga pages OF neat letter press, in royal
octave torn. on superb paper, one steel en-
CRAVING, one piece of original or ponuEar uu-
SIC; plates Of the Fashions aud other eubel-
isiinents. There will also De added about
II pages, 50 be devoted 10 adv q rtise r1ants az
suitable style for such a Periodical. and II
WI! thus form a most appropriate and p~rofta-
be medium for the advertisement OF articles
81 taste and elegance,
10 tue subscribers OF the Southern Ladies,
BOOK who have paid their subscription. and
nave not received the numbers to wn;cbthov
az entitled, It IS respectfully announced that
suitable deductions will be frade.
Subscription. $500. pavabia in a4vancs
a liberal commission will be allow ed 10 Posi-
Masters and stheFs acting as ae4u,s.
NM. a LEONARD co.
Pr r~ietorS.
Delta Buildings, No. Is Camp st ct. and %
and g Bank Place, New OrIea $.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-21
RIGUT ABOUT FACE.
YOU NJ

ToStIA A. CRAIG informs the pusiie hns. 49,
u DISSOLVED his late associations, he is now 3
ING oS HIS own ANS. 10 other words. he has eslahiso1sSss
himself on Church street, north ride, First door : MI
the Harvey Hoase-waera HE and his sATsii1E,;ss-
tgiu TAXI no mate Of tiHie, bat With sAtapfs 1890 -
Gcnees- manipulate htrsate hisssasa,y u : E 80
most beautiful to behold. LnHed By the m aa.1-rs
distant waterfaii-EncK bearing the rsah 49,
and pure as ever Graded the MKT sfstS Da. ~
cushions Of cider dqwu--imnaersnG IN s.eiba ?,
ORIENTAL taiAEs. theirs TO carry on taf Io''fgTu"sH
,ute and RapralnfSaDa Art, sc.
te11me one. come all,
Id %ys NE CEsS : Ec-~rg az
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-21
- r IT'S T Il 7 TTS
-Jo@NpH MckrrR,cE
Architect and Builder.

r WnfrLp respectfully call The attention e pub
lie TO m. assortment for tho new Having
made arrangements with one Of the bea. .naupfactu
ring establishments IN Cincinnati. ! arc pr.pared to
furnish SASH DOORS anil BLINDS, made fthe best II
white pine lumber and OF .upfr1"r Workmanship, much
ch~aper than can be made 10 the south. Persons IN
the country wishing 10 build viii tn' 1t TO their Ac-
rsniat re to consult with ns before bril0ing-
rs- Orders from the country earnestly solicited.
EfT" Country work Of all kinda pnnctually attended
10 IA the most ~nrsmaplthe manner.
So plsa~ and specifications for city and conntrv
houses suburban villas, &c, given 10 the most ap
proved STYLES
ON Al kinds Of job work attended to With nest
ness and dispatch, water ciFtcrna tnsio " the best
material
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-21
!. Come and ssei!
CHARLES hUsi0N.

pLACkSAirHING AND A $500
} gol making. PiouzhS made kIlf9$T
and repaired Rnggies ami other -RH%AG"
crpairs dong at the shortest 10 49, Ne
tice. Horse shoetag done with the greatest cars -
despatch. g
as IN work done bg is;n SHAH bs eqaai 10 lAs
done at anr other establishment in the South.
EE- Wagons and Carts always 81 haiia lot -.
Shop ao Mississippi street, san Michel ". y houses
march L..
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-21
TGURD MFIRMhRY

Corner of Nem Letfs and Gafennae sfreeH
TsIls Hospital is spacious and nfeaieaty ss1asasA
a squ are from The river, near the SID anss SAME
boat landings.
Ir. JOSEPH BENSan0N Is tne i1ireetar q ihe
tuition. and Resident rh ysicisn and surgeon.
III THOMAS HUNT is the visiting fhssisa
Surgeon. 80
pr;so -o,ro. rom 81 50 10 81 per day.
warss 81 SO pr day.
" - I'll 49,. 81 DO pei 5sy.
l'rs',s s; top u a,tsnss ~. medicines. nursing, disA
and lodgings areiHcIuded IN these charges.
r. i, i . r. 80 ra.,ifal i perfectly heal.
. ~ - enosS !; W. ! t HI Ire not admitted int
the 'HarntaIy
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-21
3 .U~fNE y CARDS

49,
" CAMERON. 4HcUg7Etga RtItnKR. or
n. iers cen Re ssas through lie Pest afice.
Mt'STAN 4 HReTrFR. EssET GRocERs
\ . fnraer Third arpi rhurch street,.
4 W"1frE rErJT. 4rr0RSFF 3Np rgryerr
/ lor a. Law oaisa Hsth ysltnoHt EiebeFt Bratv
I~artjnr.
pENtaHIN TFREtER, GIN d iFGEEE H,FIGHr
ID Baton Rnuge.
~ q wilson HorE apvENEs
\. TIL Fainter Fa'rt >t~er.. Raryu Eszsa.
TI,Rtt> EtSrnS BLArsyHfTH sc
: n~.fak"r- FAIRY landing Wei aetah haug~
n,wsa> & 70. WHOLESALE Y RF1IIt
- ,3-1Lrrs IN Hats, 'ep@. &e. 81 Charities Street.
T. ANhTJS H0CSE, FEKTT L~Ev4FFg F7oTriez
L, let'2S CARPENTER 4sp cESTEFyREIL
". aet Baton F"He~
Il / SFFS "trPENTFPf sISTERs gTILDER
T. Sion On rfffh 4tr"-t
rnlI5a4< wrun1 yrwdRIE4Ss CTIF4p
Y @fo~e "orner lafayette ard la , streets.
gIySrf X ERsltsa GE9ER4L 4GHSTS Y
IL toiieeg2fs. = lau.ait u lace, New Orleans.
4! I WADilII, D~AGGGiSTd CHEMIST Cor
H. per lntr4 anu lilarei. streets.
AENEY tiptsE-= WILLIAM A4RKt4 MPRo-
IT NJ FAFRUT, ~AITORsEF 4 C1tsSELLoE
a. law. Once at the Court House. WEST Bat
Oh A.b4se.
HYATT \ DIXON, WHOLESALE 4SD RE7afE
! l G.ocers. Corner thu5cE aud iata s@tte Street.
b. Aoa Rouge
r WRIGHT 1 &C. WHOLESALE DEALERS X
81. Pstent Medicines. 151 CHARITIES street, Nea
SIMON, GLO1fLNG y DRT GOODS. Cor
- ner Laurel and Third Street, Baton Rouge.
TosifH NcnlfRfck. 4ReHI7AG4 AND BIZ
} der. Baton aouge.
a. FRoUsDaf.k, DENT4L SURGEON. o.
=. fee % Lafayette st Baton Rouge.
WIN IlhAAu WURKkR ~ TN oPpEn
y and sheet Itou. Thru St, Baton Rouge. -
ANEs NJ. NusstLNAN, IN i5RAE dc0UAaA1
- lor IT Law. otfes On laurel street.
r A. VALET, DRUGGIST q CHEVIsJ IEiri
- . street bet Convention sad North Eonieyard.
IL sHshCk, BRICK YARD d NILS once
- : on.Ihnrct opposite the Harvey Houses
W. BROWN, ARCHITECT d BUILDER. orders
- . can be sent tnrongbt the Postoitiee.
AroB PiPER, FURNTTURE H~AREBoCSE DC
- Church street.
JusFPH loOR, 47TORNEF d C~OENSFLLOR n
y Law, Office With P. A. Walker, J, P, on Church
street near Third
r BRrNor 4Tv0FNEr c~0TySELL0R
:! Law. Office on Main street.
T NJ Mc~CyTCRFV, AYT0RNFY6 C~oUvSELLoR
- at law Office on Laurel street.
IosHrA REAI4 WHOLESALE &c RE74IL GRo.
~ GER, Church street.
r Jolls-AfNT. DE4 RLER N PANTS. oIks
81. @ni Hardware No. il. opposite he New IA
SIN. Neg Orleans.
OUTS FoNnERT FASHIONABLE R0o7 M
~ Sho" maker. lafayette 81. BATON Roare.
At 8 g HrFsToS, n GOODS HILL
= merry. Third Street, Faton Rouge.
NToSFaS 4 rsrFT Bp.TFPS IN EaRp
VI ntrc. Flnrch Ct Isatnr Rouce.
. FoppIN h 30. BAToN RoEcE Cgg4p
7 IRE. Snnth Reule~ara.
G 2. cRFyf< ATToPNFY r0rNSTYIOP Ar
;. Law. 0mca on Iafnvatte street. Pa4an Rouge.
md near the Court House. West BATON Rouge.
9 8. HALL. ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR At
- Law. once on Iaurei street.
1~sjFoiosE, G~OIphASN, DEfLER II CLOCK
/. Watches, etc, Under The Harvey House.
n P.H MORGAN. A a. CORY
/ : sellers at Law. Off e on Laurel street,
w F UNNARp &c0.. CARRIA E .H4RyESSl
" . &c. Maine ST, next the City Hall. -
Wy Prunes,
IL seoA fresh and nsce, fri 81. very cheap by
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-21
THE Child Is os.i troubled nwarns

s'IiaE Shatdbs ONLY rouhIed w hworms
aass the thooghttessmother, when the puug ar,n..,
sace o. fter ~oh.Fring is remarked ur0n. 1ni4 q r,,.
WHY not say oaiy Cholera, or only Yellow Fever. ,or
little 7es, administer to them. eFen If y,, an,
pee them TO be troubled with worms, y s4ra S,ca
ana immediate remedy Every household where n
mas been tried, every physician whn has .een It's srscfs
duoJounce ''''
FINER CtNsDLAN VERhyFEcr
srch a rer1e;Y.
t4H he parf"1fiar and remernher TIE name.
.I-gR's oAs.niAs vggsarrGE J.
! 'srls the o',t9 Article that can he depended, on.
fo sale wholesale ami retail in New orieaps hv
]. WR,GH L CO. SOLE ern,r;etaal oS
2iaaa Ill Charities Street
soiitn Baton katge BY nj! the nsugrfsfs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-21

nj GRDEf0US SCAFENEE!.s-9haIloe nr.c-;tion.
III ers have asserted that i intestinal worms r., no,
injurious, In fact that The Part of sea veap.Fs reno
wing f0al hni indige.tih.e matter aIinentary canal
what ruGacious hnrabugt What mesershie oh :io.a.
ply Every ex periencea physician suows thai thasa
animals cause inaarsat ou OF tne bowels and somtima
actually eat through the coating sf tho stomach and
intesttneS. causing inevita bic death. Of all the dis
eases Of children. this is the most hapgarnns. ,l Al.
trassiaz, Unfortunately, too, It is one OF the u.ost
common. In
bLAERS CANADIAN T~ERAIFEEE
however 2 safe quick. unfai!fng remedy il provided
me proprietor challenges the world to show tina; II
ever failed to effect q cure.
IS IL rTf1eniar aud remember the name g Win
er tanafian Fertniee- This IL the only article
that can be depended on. For sale vhoiesai. ,rd
retau n new Orleans by r. WRIGHT co
soie eroprteters. q and ISL Charities Il.
Sold III Baton Rouge by ali the druggists.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-21

y + epw tRua y \. BARRON.
~ Ter. at law viii Practice in the Courts ~ Fast
( West Eaton Il o urr. lhcrviiI~, the supreme Count
Louisiana. and be Federal Courts. once Al the
Court Iiou 50. West Baton Rouge.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-21
Now IA Store

Now sE St+srs,
- n bbls bi-Sniphata Of larnc,
~ % Bills "dlnt whale oil, clear,
3 a Castor oil.
n " Loreei oil,
z01A lbs WiutC lead.
10 dozen Champagne,
20 H Tlaret-
E7a0 choice hra2fS Havana cigars,
10 no1 German eirara
10 casks ~GpIch Aln.
s tbIa Rtte lick Warrr.
"a. 5 = choice each Whisky
Z e "a MonouEalet. Do,
+ alierenE KIND. Of French Brandy st
different prices,
10 dozen Baruum'< Fluid Lalaps,
40 rean1s WraHning parer.
81 D,xn. Chinese FIRE ~crakrrs.
All tn. above articles are offered at New 0rirbns
prices, either for cash or Oh credit,
~ RpSEi. Nrns,iSt
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-21
THE BRITISH PEI IDEALS,
FARMERS GUIDE,
Great Red Ttion L. the Price 1fth- letter
SnktScallnH.

Great Red Eti0sa H. the Price JEthr Ec'tef
Publication.
L. Seat a Go. Nee Y9rk, cnn'i.R. to publish tn: fnl-
.uiar British Pefiai'cnfS. rtss
THE LONDON QUARTERLY tCon-
serva+fvel
a..-THE EDINBURGH REVIEW tWhigl
3-THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW
Ere church,
4-rHE WESTMINSTER REVIEW tLih-
rrail
5-BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAG
AZiNE tTory1
These periodicals. ably represent the three
great political parties Of Great Britain
Wing, Tory aud Radlcal-~hnt politics forms
only one feature Of their character. As Or
gaas Of the most profound writers on Science
Literature, Morality and Religion. they Staud
as they ever have stood, nnrlgalted III the
world oil letters, beng considered irdtsneusa-
bic to the scholar and the professional man.
willie to the Intelligent reader Of every class
they furnish a more correct and satisfactory
record OF the current literature ot the dav.
throughout the world. than can be possibly
obtained from afv other source,
EARLY COPIES,
The receipt of ADVANCE &aarTs from the
British publishers gives additional value 10
these Reprints. especially during the present
exciting state Of European affairs. lnasnn,h
as they can now be placed iii the hands Of
subscribers about as soon as the orI4lrai edt-
tons.
Term 81.
~. e,,r Ra.,a. 9, m
Far .nyy tn.o ~, rho ,a,,, pagiawy r M
rnr an, t,r.s nf tha tr,,, Eatiavv r no#
~ al tn,'rof tba ps,i,, c m
rar Rta~t,n,4,s u,os,in. . M
For Pia.t,.ou .,,l .hr.. pa,;o,, d no
F,r ttarl.aoG AMI ~. FAM Rive IN on
ray '"e,.'S l" oe name ~ an td9e7 J" ''-
vance ''""'F 'f''fn' II. t"@ 9'"'e ""Ste
8's' VIA :" ;, l4''
y o'>co"". ol +" ~ -",T i"s 'et,5' '''"h
ne "oo,e prices VIZ 2e "l,'%F' 20 1['os Of
'efiNs o'feF1 rom L SU"t' q % 'oA' or
more copies OF any one or more OF the above
""'s' 4hHs-foh[ copies o, black GOO al
= o"e net'e". WIZ De seht 10 one ap'irss
tnf - ioHf copies OF me l""f eeFte"s ana
oiasA"ooa Tor $50. ana so on
|E !
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-21

II " ROBERTSON, ATTDRNEYf C~OyysgLyGr
liz ~ Law. WIN practice his profession in thp
Sixth Judicial District Of this State. the United 3 tate.
ana Supreme Courts at New Orleans. Business en-
trusted TO his care will receive prompt attention
Office in fiagncmiue Iberyii!e n@ris1 In.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-21

X! st4eef.nrs-l94 Ill and l2-4-saish NJ oaer for .
very len price. Also lats ilu-u saesting, lrsnfA
Diapers. Bfrd@eye Diapers. Linen Teuask. lisaaask
Tsbla-Ctath and Napkins. Linen, Crash Linen and sos
ton Mossueto Netting. Suslins and Hon4aata faF Bsrs,
ready made sfs-qnetn Bars. cotton and pare tIneF
Cheeks: New York Ntls, ithica Wills Great faiis.
Cellar Lake. and all celebrated marks Of Bsescasa
Cotton.
Brown cotton Of all qualities cottonaiss, neaims
and stripes. etc etc,
ap4 Corner Of tanrfi and fhifs ss.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-21
STORE.

sCAfecic and close Coaches,
Two ami four seat Bretts.
Racksways and Bsrourhes.
Side and singh seat Buggies, with and without
tops,
With A splendid assortment Of double aud sin
gs Harness, Whips, &c, to match.
Also Stage. Wagyon and Cart Harness,
Blind Brides. Collars. Hlmes. &c,
All Of which viii be solt a- low A. they csn BE-
purchased at any house In the South.
Ny facilities fer repairing are unsurpassed 10 all
the branches, AM a Continuance of patronage j.
solicited.
have in stare q full assortment of Iran c0n1pri7
ing Fiat, Round aud Square, Sheet and Hoop Iron
Axles, Springs &c.
Balcony and cametsry ratings ,nsde to order, On
the latest styles and p~atterns,
have also ua Lani. Cane Wagons and rartv,
Road Wagons. Barassr ana ether hight carts. and Ill
kinds Of Wheti.sisht work made to order.
Also Farkar's Force Pumps, Ehaiu pumHs. com
piete Lightning Rods, &c.. &c. Call aud examine al
the Old stand fnew h~ailainst corner Of Maine and
Church streets.
uoy - " I. IT. &RF.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-21
s..p? ~ 1872
G e WILSON.
House. Sign & Or

c e WILSON.
House. sig1na, ASP s. Ornamental
Ship n. fhtrt street. .NgltA of he Past Gtcy-
UAyING pr,maneuliy located in Baton Roare. w.
{! wonla respectfully so'trjL a snare Of the publlc
patronage.
Being practicable warkmcn We are enabtea to do
WORK oa the most -easn'a5le terms, ana hi the best
style.
Particular astnntio pail to plain and hncy SIGNS.
also, GRAINTNG. GLAZING. GuHING. MARBLIHG.
'APFH HANGING. &c,r neatly executed,
Orders for plantation work tthrnngh the F'o&t Ufir'
or ether"isrt solicited AM promptly atfended to
an. 26 l.,
New Gns,ts! New Goods!
NWp OPENING at The gen. al House Furnishing
y Ware Rooms Of ) Pirtt co. Gne assort-
Dient Of goods consisting IN pet ef
ELEGANT PLaTtn W.sE,
IgA ~Frs, sASroE2, Cam BAskrTR,
sAEaikSTt"Ks !fAkg RRsEEr.,
TABLE,, DESERT, and IEA Spoons,
fsg and PIE KNIVES.
SoVp aud GgAyT fAntEs,
SALT hnd Nr~TARn crotys. &c
ALSO
Very ricn FHgscl CHisA DIS.tR SITS,
Ia " T~.lsr e
Ornamental and Plain.
a complete stock CT
CRY and PRESSED Hiysss M,Kg.
Rich cHisA MAyrEl and loiisr t4sEs,
and ORNAMENT.
iyaRy and RrCE HANDLED TAHGE CrrIERY,
fEgsctf CAEyERS and SIiCsRs,
Brass AMI WIRE FENDEKs.
Bass and COMPOSITION ASrIR6Ss,
fo@t~HRr STEEL FIRE iHp.S.
PLAStsHEn Tx and HRfrrASIA WEE.
Cos Erred tHAFiNG HIsEEs-
C0rks~G. P.RLnE ant Uhce slaves.
San lRnsS PATENT ksIFE CL..NErS.
n..HD nni WUtaw NEE
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and
Slope Pipes u -
every kind, quality and description.
Bresching,
Tin or Copper Cutters,
spnuts or valleys
gr lining Tgrnice~, made and put mp. Always on
band. a general assortment " TinHare, SugaF. apAac
lamps, Lanterns, Oil Cans, &c, &c.
~ All orders from The country PROMPTLY attended
TO- JOHN TIl.AND.
Church Street, }stnn ""u's
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JOH n TIL A \ O..

JU IT n IT 7 4 Y Q.
WORKER IN TIN. COPPER, n SHEET IRON
TIVE subscriber res ~pertfutiy beTS leave to Inform u
fri+n ,r and the nubitt generally, Of this ant tu
adjoining Parishes, tltat iteis nov prepared b" exec -
ali work IN the above line, ia the best and uost york
nlaui;ke manner.
He Is ready at all times, to maize or repair
Eiea4n,
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G~sundries,
~ ex Bark Ma.eppa
10 baskets Annisette,
s dozen Corfu Starch.
IL boxes Cslgate,s Pear Starch.
Yeast Powder,
baskets Settler Water.
90 boxes Dry Lemonade,
10 dozen Lime juice
10 Superior Clsret.
cask Old Port.
30 dozen Porter. Barclay 4 Parks.
9o lburfon on Trsnil Scotch, Ale
/ barrel Superior Old Monaayab.Ia
. Campfire.
Earning Fluid. for sale BY
wv BoGEL, Druggist.
Chocolate.
Afh lbs various qualities at New Orleans priee.
~ ssteved to tae trade nv Ed 9.,GKr
COTTAGE FURNITURE
4 E Completes sets Of Cottage F,,rn:t,-a,s ~
II eatsTe ne. pattern OF tais beautiful ana un;..s
nnitare--for sale BY i pyprp ! "nntsa
(,ores.
~ 10 saoxs Rio COFFEE
ID e lava I"
3 9 MOCHA q
~ all ~
= AaNyAN s gro
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Carriages aud Harness

THE subscriber having completed his spaciod*
Warehous aud Aauufac'nrv, il nov opening the
most complete OF CARRIAGES and HaR%tSS oyer Of
fer4a III purchaser IN this vicinity AMI would call
the attention nf his friHndS aud the public generally
TO his establishn3ent and "a examine his stock before
n, q In e{ur o Sawnara
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-FF" NFItt r..
The arrangements for b!e:tttne the SorTf-
IN LAoIFs BOOK and the S~o"THEfx P.a-
Ion NAeszIsF. being now complete.
NpS Z W MnrnpA
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FosTa@E

Ia all The principal Cities ard Tow IS. these
works wal ba delivered, FREE OF pos
IAGE. When sent by mail the poLr.ne 10
any part Of the United States will be bot
Frsptg-fottr rents a year for "Biackwond, =
'nt but Fourteen Cents year for each OF the
Dnv,ayS