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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27
~B0NNABEL'S
OF LIME.
NEw ORLEANS. Septenber 1st. 1857

NEW ORLEANS. September LIST. 1862.
Szr.-FaEnntt me to invite your attention
to the following in relation, 10 the manuiact,-
ring Of BI-sULpHITE OF LINE. which
from the first discovery If the valuable prom
critics it possesses as a depuratiye Of cafe
Juice until this tune, have prepared at the
New Orleans Chemical Works, in larger
quantities and greater strength than any
other establishment. Ny laboratory con-
tains every requisite for its preparation, and
neither labor, care nor expense is shared to
renderl it every year more worthy cfthe ex-
tensive patronage with which if has been ia
vofed. Rival manufacturers have entered
into competition with TIE in vain my
Ri-stlphife having, as the su'ipined tes-
tinon'als from leading city journals will
show always commanded from experienced
Planters the preference.
II is unnecessary to remind Pointers. as
they are already aware Of the fact that this
Bt-snfphite OF Lime, when proneriv used
never iahs to produce a beautiful white and
yellow chrYstajlzed sHgar@that always COM
lflands The highest price in this market. and
the very best recommendation il can have.
with Western and other buyers is tite fart If
IFS having been made with Bonnabei;s Rj.s,tlx
ph'te. as they consider that a guarantees
against any loss in weight. and arc always
willing to pay higher prices for it. The
f,sn repnts and favor IN which Planters gen
orally hold this ~Bi-suIphite. is 50 much =
matter of no.oriety that it is quite unnpcesxa,
~ to publish here and of the many t)aterins
testimonials received daily from those who
have used it. aud invariably succeed bevonJ
their most sanguIhe expectations in not only
making. the best sugar ever previously made
By them, hnt also realizing the highest orices
with lrss loss in weight than hy any other
process, ALREADY large orders are on NV
books iol the approaching railing season. my
customers wisely taking advantage Of time,
50 asto have at the commencement Of suear
making a supply on hand.
AS there is not South OF PHILADELPHIA e.,
extensive and complete an establishment ass
the New Orleans Southern Chemical Works. +,
mol one 10 any manner comparable to it in
to manufacture with the greatest
0esFsatch and Of the strongest quality the BIZ
suipnite 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.
N ences..
Tie hestand ~stannchest barrels have bean !;
provided for The Bl-su|phlte thew are o,,ar.
anteed not to leak.and when REFINED vii,
be reii|led and sbipued and fifty cents each
allowed from the price. IT /
Planters should be particuIarsn ordering
though their merchants to specify that none
put II. bonnabel,s Bi-sulphlite be sent TO
%zs~y r. il ~" '''0
All orders must be addressed
H. BONNAREL.
Corner Natchez and TchouhItod5las st..
1OOseAkshLs WtslIEN IIalE, uaSIacEed q
wv sale, in prime condition.
+S-@ ~ .t@- L. Ii. TkuuEAU SEQ, : +
. ~ ~ hermitage,
i"-tt W. p. Rnr ~
HENRY d.: FAyNDI,4'
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|andgenera1ly TO manage the affairs OF the

and generally to manage the affairs OF the
corporation.
Art. IT. This Charter shall continue for
and during the term IF twenty-five years, I'M
less sooner dissolved by a meeting If stock
holders, according to the fifth section Of the
act sof.the Legislature, No l3l, approved
Maareh1lth, 1885, above z%zeferred TO-. orothef-
wise and at its Termination, or IN case OF
insolvency, its affairs Shall be Iiquidate1 by
one or more commissioners. not exceeding
hree, to be elected by the stockholders,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27
To SpoItsmen.
Carriages and Hairless

fs}HE subscriber HAVING curnpiete. his aparrn,
L Nareh@as and Mandatory. is SOW opening III
hi"st com iete Of CARRIAGES and AISS ever o
tered u purchasers IL this vicinity and wtsshs cal
the attention Of his friends and The public general,
II his establishment and 10 axareine his stock tetor,
purchasing elsewhere.
No w N STORE
IaIFc:lc and close Coaches,
~i"n anl four seat !fettS,
dt~oehaways and .3aronclea,
s''se and single seat Baggies, with and without
sops,
With & splendid assortment Of fouble ard sin
gls Harness Whips, &c, tu match.
Also stage. Wagon and Cart Harness
Blind Brides. Cellars, Tfaaes, &C..
All OF which will BE- sofia as low a. they can he
purchased ut any house in the South.
My lae'Ist5es for repairing are UNSURPASSED In all
The b anchas, AMI d Continuance Of PATRONAGE is
collected.
| have in store a full assortment Of Irua cernnr;s
ing, Flat, Round and Square. Sheet aod Hoop iron
ASles. Springs &c.
RatcnHr and Cemetery ratings made to order. O,
the latest styles ard patterns.
have also on hand, Cane Wagons and carts
Enad Wagons. Ragasse ami ott4er hight arts. and all
Kinds Of Wheelwtiglst work made To nrfEer.
Also Isark-E;s Torca Pumps, Chain Tumns. rom
piefe %Eigatning Reds, &c, &c. Call and examine Mt
he CID stand {new h%uilding) corner Of Maine and
4iurc't streets.
nov ~ ". F.
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THE ARMER GUIDE

70 SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL E
Fly HENnY STEPHENS. f. +. S., Of Edinburgh,
ard the late J. P. NoKros. Professor Of
Scientific Agriculture in Yale College. New
Haven. 2 vols. Royal Octave. 1000 pa
ges, and numerous Wood and Steel En-
cravings.
This is, confessedly, the most complete
work on Agriculture ever published, aud in
order to give it a wider circulation the pub
fishers have resolved to redEce. the price to
Five Dollars for the Two Volumes.
When Sent by ma'l ipos'-pal1) to Califnr-
MIA and Oregon the price will be ST. 10
every other p.rt Of the United States and to
Canada lpost-paid.l ST.. 10 This ,coyh is
NOT The old Book Of the FARM"
Ren,ttanres ior any oi the above p,,blica-
fiof's should always be addressed, postpaid,
to T." ? lDllshers,
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, 1858-02-27
our Card for 1857.
III O n 4 n & II i G y EFT

Having completed our Varied and large stock o
Hardware, by direct in poftatlons from birmingham
and from, the manufactures nt the East. VIC would
cae nest the attention .! customer 10 the quality aut
.r:ce of our goods we would inform those et our
friends who have dealt hitherto in New GrIears, to
ny US. during the coming year. Send us juurordcra
whether for
tiec}anies Tools Paints and Oils,
PIautatinn Hardware, Wooden ware.
ilouse furnishings. Cordage and oalam,
Looking Stoves, Patent Articles,
Castings and Iron, Tar aud Trrtsa tine,
and otber articles mare definitely mentioned else
where, in this paper and itthe prices or quality Of
our gnods do not slut it will not be our fault.
MoxT4N 4 tfEsUA1. Church street.
oppos,te the f!arney House.
E~>1rugsa~! Es1on.ka>!?
Halls Cane AMI Cotton.
Tunnard & sIoutegues, Patton Rouge,
and the Red Yankee Plough.
On hand nj.
AosTAs 4 HUGugr
Nails and Cordage.
Wrought, Cut Bruss-heau and IOrae-shoe Nails.
Mernilla,
Hemp,
Tarrsi aud
Cotto. Garbage,
- Plow-liues,
F.sh.liaes,
Ssash cord and q
Chalk lines,
French and
Marine Twine,
sein Irvine al
MnATAs L HUG reT.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27
DENTAL NUIit,u

k.I. FAY has ra opened his off,,a
=, Altai new materials. improved nstr,n,an
- - y tho aew improve aents In the nrofsss anu
venleEce OF ali .s ~ r@ - ~ sa!e the con-
ass.as assotnnaosstosy--ohaes ut bis residence r
ssrt ls-N1+ 15@gT - ~~~s, .~-s !
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27
Baton Rouge ftecm Ferry.

Baton Rouge f<ecm Ferry.
THE NEW STEAM FERRY BOAT -
L SUM Y - will leave pa stnsEzaAA
ION stnHge at 7 o'clfcs,S !. ". during the asss o.
Winter months. and 1T & o'clnck during thn Snun,na~
aud ply regularly during the day. An interval Of
fifteen minutes Will take place between the trips from
Either side. ~
rye mont "tii iease the Baton Rouge s,le on her
last trip at shutdown, and remain Eve Minutes anir
Oh the opposite side: after which. persons dssir,,,s ri
crossing before sunrise next morning wilt be fak,n
over IN sk''is at double rates OF ierriage, according 10
contract. ~
"a No contracts will be made for ferriare f,v the
feai or quarter, but in order to suit the convenience.
OF those whose business or pleasure causes III r.
queh' crossing OF either themselves or servants,
Passage Tie'seis - will be sold on the hoet +, ...i,'
ages OF twenty-five t6r Four Dollars. being a d;sev.o1
ut twenty FER cent. On tbs esta5liSf.e i rates.
RICH MARKHAM 70.
mehl4 y 49, pronr;H
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27
Indta Rubber ReIftnn

,sy sz@ andia Rubber Betting. -~- ~--.
! fin FEET III STORE, Of. {. g, o and l., ,
INV ana ! ply. I can furnish anv ~: y ' "
IN a s.,.,a from ! inch 2 ply, to 2olncb 5 DIV.
ents and u superior To- leather for til" fp,iowi.n ras
sons ~ has = perfectly smooth and even u rrass
Is sesaei" requires Tightening more than a nsa'"sf r.
WI. a."ass run straight and with Il perfect h., r;nn
On tha aat,e$s' II Is stranger a1i more durrh,a ,hns
leather. ~ can oe Consistently ran 1t yat H. a TO- sa"h
exposed 10 the weather without injury, and All S,;d a.
letting, at cost Of one taty1 less taoas isa5ir 8' "'as
ESs85@ g. r- ~~'@ A. BRADFORD
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27
Cooking Stoves.

CUCFIII5 otVV Es.
Tfyon wish q cheap and good COOKING STOVE,
either for coal Or wood, call at honsan l. Hag1sets.
shey have 90 land ana are constantly receiving rom
It. Louis, Cincinnati, PitfsbaFg. the latest ana oldest
patterns Of extra heavy cnching stotes. They as
furnished complete With !r.n ware, Tin ware aud
five Pipe Gall and examine II. our wareruou, uusier
The sold Gazettc ailce,' cssrl1er Church aud iafar.
vttte, ar ii MONTAN Il HUGHES.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27

Z TJfS IA E /. Ele received Ter EIIAH3sl#rH&
!tJJ III last t gj'tr s54.s.A
fEAEHEE 4 RENI4HIFS
Wines and Liquors.
pyIate arrivals from Eordeauxs
- d pipes old Iognac Brandy
i do 10 Champagne do ss HlHs
i do do do DO very Old
Crses of Brandy 1903 DO Do do.
Tha,apasgne: m
u 4 baskets Jenny Lind, -
y baskets Of St. Mark,
baskets H.idsIck piHts and quarts,
baskets Mort + Chandens, a No.
= cd Wines. $s#
u Hungarian ciaret-aeH desert wire,
Chateau Lseyiile, i
90 ,}npiessis,
Do st. Este pi~e. ~
White Wines: 49, $"%~r
w Chateau Dir plessrsf
do troufna, ~ Hs
Hart Sauterne ~ @
Emile NoreL-Berdennx ,@
St. Mar. do. ami either to srriYsts..aaSs
novc BsRFEEs kBENJaNlss
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27
HOES, SiiUIELS. &c

!, Best English, cane. corn and cotton hoe: tF2al.ef
spades. grabbing hoes, Etubble Iees 4 mes sEasel> ana
SHADES NJ MnSr6S 4 ftrGrtrs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27
BAkBEE & BENJAMIN.

D11'sbLL BENJAMIN.
Eesh s~uppl1ses,---*
/ a s>hs BAtoN Si40ULIlERRs,
~ -oW' tbs blk PORK. Hog round, #. 81
SO Bills. sIrxa Pork '#s#
ISL Bbls z Pork for family use. DC
503z BIB Mess Bcef-very choice. &c
20 tasks Hams. Ssn5urG & Cr.ncs5 sE#
% do 80 EyansaR SWIFT s@#S.
s Cas2sss icriinica lacked Tsef.8 a
900 Rhl Flour choice brands, ss.#s
90 Boxes Star candler. To Il,
so = Adan1aut;ne Candles s Is q.
s "a Sperm .4s kBs.
100 Boxes Winchester Soap small ,1tsz
lo aerrasn-large I small bss.
50 Gags Rio gotlse, ss'
Java. In Pockets, anil .A#*s#$@SS
Government B1pffn, choice article, $780,
50 Gases Ciaret Wine, ast ~ fssssa #
Is "saatern, -
l5l:ases Chateau Rauzin-dne arslells, .5sa
Is I" 9 Ii Rnse.$ # $+M1@
so Cases FaisiEk Ale, ats, u pinta,,@8s -
% = 81 liam asns ttaer, quarts,
So Boxes Elfoiee West.sn Cheese,
% Kegs Cherry y 4Iisy Butter. sM ###
90" CGaice tainily do, 80
rs "Gos:aen-rery supes1ns,
20 Figs Feet, @s#0 Hs@sssS
r.: % His Deans WbfaEr.
SO 6 Fishers do s#s
% AonnugaaeIs,
20 q Old Rye,
TAX Ebis Mosanngah a copper distilled, 5s4sss
70 H1ls Leaf Sugar, single and dosb le rtsaafda.
SO taxes LGngvorths Ca VIA.
25 Bills celebrated ttlhtu Msssrsr, .sssss.
70 small chests I1nl4 rssl Green Tea, N4#5
10 = 4" G~unpaHdsr Do,
10 Casks choice Rice,
900 dog. Straw Rroonas,
500 Bags Fine It Coarse Sait,Ezs s sHz#s
Is Ct. Casks American Brandy, &#s@
And 4 number Of other %s1ticles, to al ofrhiek
avitr the al ,enttoss Of ur##eytzIsto ROUGE
wrnssc tTete friends, with zhcsassu raate that % mn
Gill hP left un.siei To gfvs uniform sitsfsctitn.#
mays. ..-- ~ RiKBEE Il BENJAMIN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27

CREAM TARTAR.
IpECACIIUANA,
SIENNA,
BAkKS,
SALTS,
CASTOR OIL,
DlCARB. SODA,
LAUDNAUM,
PAREGORlC,
ALUM
GINGER, &c.
TuEN WE HANE
FAIIENsTOCk'S VEhMfFuGE,
PERRY'S DEAD SHOT,
MoLAlN'S VERMIfTGE.
CHAMPIONS WORM MIXTURE
WlNER'S CANAU'N FEkMIFUGt
BEs1oss ANY QUANTITY OF PILLS. Al
WRlGiIT'S, JAlNF'S,
McLAls'S, BRAFnkErA'>,
LEES, LOUDEN'S
MOFFATT's,
UOLLOWAY'S,
CHA MPlDN'S,
MOkRIsONE HYGEN,
DIR. FRANKS,
GOkDON'S,
AND OR LIEIMEN1s FOR PAINS, Bruises
swELLINGs, STRAINS Or RHEUMATISM
WE uAFF
NERVE AND BONE
THE MUSTANG,
ARABIAN,
CHINESE,
VENETIAN,
JAMES,
RAILWAYS,
LOUpEN'S.
OPODILDOCK,
ROCK @ +,
McLAlN's,
HAYS, &c,
For DISEASES OF TIE LUNGS AND THROAT
I HAVE
WiSTAR'S WILD CHERRY,
STABLER;S ANODINE,
NOODM ANS EXPECTORANTI
JAlNESE NPECiURANT
LOUUEN'S AND
AYERS PICTORIAL,
BARTuOLOMEW'S
PINK SYRUP,
IHEN o DYSPEPSIA, WEAh~ STOMACH
jAuNDlcE. LIVER Complaint Or
GENERAL DEBILITY, | HAVE
PEPSlN, SECH EnIIAM oCHNApS !
ORIGINATED BIIT'ERS
MOFFAIT'S Rl1TERS,
HOFFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERe,
GOULA BE1TERS !
BESIDES SEVERAL PREPARATIONS Of
s~ARsApAKILLA SUCH AS
TOWNSEND'S. /
WAYNCOOP'S,
GUISCOTT'S,
WILLIAMS
. ~.a SANDS
BULLS,
Besides these we have many other RENE
lies tor Uterine diseases. We have Dr.
Nofse's inysgoratirg Cordial, Math+r's Re-
Ilei, cart"r's Spanish Mixture, Luc;ua Car
ala' Marshalls Cathoiicon, Carpenters Bu-
.nu.
md OF FEVER N AGuE REMEDIES. WE
HAVE
TONIC MIXTURE
OSGOOD'S CliOLAGOGCE,
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
SPEEDS FEVER TONIC,
MINERS FEVER TONIC, aud
SAPPINGJOH'S PILLS.
u Then for those indebted to Us FIR
VI ed'c'nes, sold them in 1853, or previous.
nj yet unpaid for. we have their accounts
made out. and waiti,:z only for Qua Signature
Q be receipts in i'il to January. 1856.
>orner Church and Third Sts., Balou Rougc
Nou. 1866. ~
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&oNTaN 4 HUGuAys.
TO PERSONS ABOUT TO BUILD.
We have on hand locks q: every description. an,
finish, iiptts, Screws, Knobs, liooks, Bltts. Hinges
Brass furnishings. Ruttons, Plates, Lamp Meka
~prjng@, Window Glass, Putty, Green, Red Eiaci
YELLOW and all other ~nlors. Paints In D.Is, I.ifiare
White Lead, >naw Zinc, Ola zierS Paints. Paint Brush
Il, z'nc, Dryer, Brick Liners, | tastrrvrs Hair, yatnisi
III in fact everything in our line req u.red to build
"alIat aoSTAN l. HrsuE1S.
zcu@e l'u1niahInSa
swin5t'g Lamps, Hr;ttaala Ware,
Hall i~Anteras, Ctfg@p Mills,
Brittania Lamps, BIAck.ing BrusLsr,
Iappan,~i DO Itiald Walters.
stcns'' fraH1tes, Sauce Pans
4ardieyticas, "tTsa pafs.
Glass %anterns. PorceitaipeA Ware,
Sugar HOUSE Lanterns, Perforated Walters,
Preserve Kettles, Shuv.ls and longs,
Lamp Globes, r1s.rs and Scut-las,
lamp Eti1n."ys. fire logs.
Wire Fenasrs, Selves. Butter Workers,
fatter Mpulis, Tin Ware.
Cellar Buckets, Cotton and Wool Cards.
Cedar Wash Tubs, Ladies :-,d 3Skin4uess,
Kitchen Forks. nj
aosTAN 4 HCGrFTs.
TO Sportsrnen.
Gun Waddieg,
Wad Cutters
Gun Tu5es.
Tube Wrcrct1es. -
Hazards pnwdeys
Dnpon;s Eosasr4 y
Game Bags.
Gun Norn7s.
Sun SpnngeB, e
Gun Cleaners.
Rod TIPS,
Drop Shot,
Buck Shot.
Ilras Cars,
Shot Inuche~. -
AoNTAN & HUGIETs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27

.sEssGszes.
y ecesvets this Day
Al u Casks C1par Sideg, 0@Sss#
6 Iil.ts Chrice sngar,f III
81 Casks An Brandy.
10 4 Do Oh Marion Fhlskss.
50 Bags Rio Coffee @ Sa@ @SzH
10 Bosss Pearl Starch.
;Rsssft7g gE-NJllAsIIst.S
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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS,
FARMERS GUIDE.
AND THE

FARMERS GUIDE.
Great Reduction in the Price Of IL LATTER
Qualifications.
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lpusng British Periodicals, nis
.-THE LONDON QUARTERLY (con-
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while TO the Intelligent reader Of every class
| they furnish a mnse correct and satisfactory
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TERMS .
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HENRY d.. FAyNDI

ATToRNEFa COUNSELLOR ArLAw.
ofass Vt shs Court House, Vest Baton aouzs,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAI

FUN L. hAfiD LUXE uE
COUGHS, COLDS, IIDARSENESs. INFLU-
ENzA. BRONCHITIS. NHOoPIKG
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, In
&ClPIExT fONsUn P1ION,
and for the relief ct Seosisamptirs Iatisnts In advanced
stages Of the dissase.
We need net eIeak to the public Of sss virtues.
Throughout every town. ard aimnst4aynry ~h.nalet+o the
American States. its Ncndeitn, cures Of pulmonary ec1,-
piaiDts have ufade It already known. Nay. few are the
families in any civilized country on :liis Continent with
out some personal experiences of its Effects and fewer ret
the communities any " here which baye net among them
some living trnphy Of its victory over the subtle and dan
5gerous tiIseasAe Of the throat and lungs. WIiis it is the
most powerful antAiote yet known to man for the fosmi-
dabtet dangerous diseases If the pulmonary orsAus, it
Is also tic pleaFantest and safest remedy that can be en-
pIoyei for infants, and young persona. Parents should
have It in store against the ilsiilnbs enemy that steals
upon them nnprspafed. W have 5alnndaut grounds to
believe the Cherry itctora7 saves more lives ty the CON
~sumptia:ts i. prevents than those IT cures. Keep it by
yoa- and cure your colds while they are curasae, nor neg
iact thstsnutii no human skill can master the snaxorahlc
canFer that, fastened on the titnla, eats your life away.
Alt knox THE dreadful. fatality Of lung disorders. and Is
they know too The virtues of this remedy, We need not do
more than to assure t1afn it il still made the best 1t can
oe- w spare no cost. NO care, nc toll 70 produce ii the.
sIsasf perfect possible. ard thus afford Those who rely CD
~ the best agent which our skill ca, furnish foEtheir cure.
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CONTRIBUTION OF THE i
LOUISIANA G MART.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Be it known, that this day. before me, liz
AIRY BesroS CEsAs, a Notary Public, IN and
tor The Parish offKfeW Orleans, State OF LOU
isiena, duly commissioned am. qualified, rer-
sona!iy came and appeared, the persons here
matter named and undersigned, Whosevera's,y
declare, that they d. by these presents form
themselves into d corporation. under autbor'-
ty of an act Of the Legislature oI this State,
entitled An act for the Organization OF corr
poratlons for works OF public improvements
and %utillty." mo. 1917 Approved March
l4th., 1868 To which end they make and
anran Ia he Eniinwiua
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POSTAGE

In all the principal Cities and lows. these
works will be delivered, FREE OF POS
TAGE. When sent by mail the polrAGE TO
any part Of the United States will be but
7teeaty-fonr rrnts a year fer "Biackwoo i =
and but Fourteen Cents a year for each ofthe
Reptexs
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~ IL SteAlt.thlI> Wt-,lhhN IIME, unSiacked r.
wv sale, in prime condition.
S~ .'|- L. I'll. TkuuEAU SEQ. : =
r ~ ~ HERMITAGE
ia-sf w. p. Rnrs"~
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Lime.

| Lime. z.z
M RbEs care L NE received TER tfanstTHi
| itjC III last t grit. zs
fEAEREE 4 RENI1HtIE
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70 PERSONS AHOUT TO BuILD.

The beat SHIT GUNS. can giNats be fnus.d III
MuNTaN 4 CUE