Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-12-26

HoL1pAY PREsENn.-WADDILL' coun,
tiers and shelves are crowded with beauti
ful, arr les Seitablssslor holiday praents
It wesld take " 20 msclf spaes 'snu
merste, sojust eAh i and ses for youf
selves. I
ED. Boom, on Lafayette street. holds
him.sh IN readiness 10 supply all who
may favor him with q call, with holiday
presents. His disp!ay If fancy articles
is really tempting, and our word for it
a visit will richly repay TO-. the trouble
even II you 90 not purchase. A. both
of~the above establishments = large -.
Soruneut Of Fire works can be found Il
astonish and amuse Young Baton Rouge.
rHEoDoRE GOLDMAN, next door TO
Boosts, has a rich assortment Of aplen-
did jeweIry on Land which he. il offering
At reduced prices in consequence Of the
pressure of the times. 10 fact it would
be rather = difieult matter after exam in
ing his stock and prices, to resist the
temptation Of purchasing something
GoLDMAs deserves patronage. for the
very liberal manner in which he caters to
the wants Of his customers. s,w
McCoRxlck, at tho Postofice, offers this
season, unusual attractions in the way #
holiday gifts. Books generally are the
most acceptable Of all keepsakes, and
Mes counters present them to you in
any variety, Magazines, Annals, works
Of all the standard authors, in poetry and
prose, Humorous and Scientific works;
books for children, Toy books. Gold pen.
ehgravings, aud many other beautiful
Bear in mind. however, that
The store has been removed to tbe, new
building opposite the the Bank. I'D I'D
8 tLgst... z = E4.E-Zza - r. 800 1ash 70 49, : II
A MosTAN 4 Bso., corner Of Third
aud Main streets, still keep up the repu-
tation1 Of their widety-known establish
nent, for being first IN the market With
svery thing that comes under the head
# groceries. A better selected stock Of
inc groceries for family use, has never
before been offered to their customer.
BARBEE + BENJAMIN, corner Of Lau-
al and Front street, the lsrgest whole
ale grocery in the State, out Of New
Orleans, receive by nearly every steam
r from the We.t, Flour, Lard, Pork,
which they offer At usual low prices
0 the trade. s,f, *-rf sq,o3 ~44.]
LAReu1ss 4 LAnouE, the welLkuown
men, corner Of Florida aud
lafayette streets, have now ia store as
o,nplsis N assortment Of fine wares in
heir line Of business IS can Be found
where 10 the State. The fact that
bis 81 house 'ue keeps up the reputation long
acquired, is the. best evidence that
they sell is warranted, and their meih-
d of doing business perfectly s~atisfac-
DRY and correct to its patrons.
Messrs. MoSrAs 4 HuouEr, are vol
upplied with hard ware Of all kinds.-
hey having removed thei,r. en-, store to
he corner Of Maine and Lafayette streets,
'hele they have more facilities, for the dis
lay Of their fine wares thas at the old
land. The stock is we'll supplied in oil !.
departments. aaJat- $3.50 eliF
ANDY BaADroRD. basement Of the :
[arney House, with ! view Of supply !
g. all demands upon him at this season III 9
3 : has made large addition. to hi. stock :
saddlery, that is bard to beat. He
superior Inducements to puschase
had the fact Of buying from the
mau.aoa Main street, il an : !
that should not sbs overlooked.
Wesolicit 1 call from our Crosse Teta =
q y. West st EBaatoeps Rouge friends, to the 6
'o owe mentioned establishments, conf 8
mt that they will. all b. pleased At the .
re and attention, shown n. we'll asiu .
. superior quality Of the articles offered \
Z sale. ts,sai 1Ai 58s. Ill sanaHf a5gsl'
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'scribed below, will only come slonp b
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