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chael's Md Comet says tina: tar is said 20 DE q
speedy cure for the disease now ore vaiitns
among hogs. The tar should be mixed with
the corn. and thus fed TO the hogs. We have
this. and in every case thar has come to our
knowle ledge, hogs that had the disease were
cured, and its ravages stopped. Mr.. Bsnja.
forms us that one Of his hogs was attacked
with cholera. As soon as he discovered IL he
admin stered a pientifnl dose OF tar; the hog
coon recovered MIR. Sherwood Immediately
procured bsrrei Of tar and mixed il with
their food, ana not another case oc Cured.
Several Of his usighbors tried the same thing
with the same results. This rs simple remedy Y
and easily tried. The extent OF this disease
and the number OF animals that are dylpg
mskes any ehectual remedy q matter Of i'm
poftapee
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git is noticed that in the emigration re-
turns at New Yerk for the last month, Instead
OF the nationality being mainly Irish, as has
been the case, the stseraee passengers are
2,3f5 Irish. 3&49 from the continent. In iiKe
manner of the steerage passengers to Canada,
$50 were English, Scots, 1856 Irish, aud 3I2
DINER countries. The cause for this preponder-
enee OF Englisamen is undoubtedly the dtsor
ganiZed state OF labor there, the strikes" hay
nK thrown many ont Of employmant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-01

fRANCE.-Amone the many conventions in
Paris during the great Exposition, a confer
ence OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tions from various parts of the world, has been
held. England reports 81 Associations, s,o9s
members; France, IA, with 363 members: Scot
laid, %, with 1850 members; Holland, IOs,
wita 1000 members; North Germany, 9s So
cieties, with 3,Gs8 members; United States ana
British North America, 142, with 32,I52 MEM
bers. The returns are quite detective.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-01

IRISH AGRICULTURE-The exhibition of the
Royal Agricultural Society OF Ireland this
year was q great success, the greater because
the show was omitted last year on account OF
the rinderpest. Two hundred and fifty prizes
were offered, varying in value from one pound
to one hundred and fifty pounds. The most
striking feature was the show OF horses. The
famous Irish horse Of tradition had become a
sorry object when the society took him in
There were no less than two hundred ana fif-
ty.eight entries. The entries of short. horned
cattle were eighty. five, OF Herefords fourteen,
of other breeds about one hundred; of sheep
oHe hundred and forty. five, and of swine
twenty -eight. The show of machinery and
farming implements was very large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-01

CoEFHseks.-TheR Rev Mr. Howe late pas
tor Of the Baptish Church Ia Stetson, Me-, ac !.
flock, young father less girl,lhas vernaIlv con
fessod his guilt 70 very many citizens m tha,
vicinity. He also made q written confsasion
over hi: own signature which was publicly
on its nlss. Thetchurch promptly expelled
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-01

QUARTERLY SANITARY R1poRr.--From r.
e. w. Feinour, Eeq Major Richards clerk,
We learn that for the month ending with yes
] 1916. Nuisances abated, 1.36s; unabated, 6:
written notices. served, 3ss; friendless persons
sent to hospital, 8; paupers buried, 10: number
Of dead horses and other animals removed be.
yond the city limits, $50; number Of arrests
made, IS; amount Of dnes, Sill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-01

10The annual session OF the Virginia Con.
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal (lhnrrh
South, will commence In Petersburg, on the
10th day OF November next.
~The niece OF the Postmaster Gensrsl Of
the Oanadas recently outraged ali considsrs-
tions OF caste By eloping with young baaEsr
~ Mrs. Julia A. Smith, OF New Alhanv
Ind, died in that city on Tuesoav lasr viih
cholera. She was we'll at ten O'CLOCK In she
morning and died at ten O'Clock At night.
~ Light grew, bright blue, and pinh vii,
" the col0y tor ladiea' walking BOOB tnia IN
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GoLD MlNns.-A Frederic ksburr fya.)
ouInaI sAtes the there will probably be
-eVenteen mines IN operation in the counties
OF spottsylvania, Culpeper, Orange and
LOUISA before the LIST Of November. Enter
prises OF similar character are announced
energy, which 10 At the bottom OF the ne ~
movement, will discover gold IN paying
quantities. The mines have never been
thoroughly tested. and ft 10 not improbable
that gold will yet form an important feature
in the production Of the south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-01

chair and all the members present except
Nesers. Crocker, Dalton and Moore.
The following were presented: BY Mr.
Slowen-Bill for the Improvement of the San
itary condition OF the city: referred. The bill
enacts that the Mayor be, and he Is hereby, au.
thorized to permit property owners, so desir.
ing, to make and construct sewers or drainage
connecting ater.c:osets on their property
with the main sewers adjoining their said
property. That said sewerage or drainage
shall in be made Or Constructed under the dirsc- S
approval of the Board OF Health. By MT.
Beall-For water. main In u street from 9th to
1ith street west; passed. By Mr. L. b. 3.
sons ,ae Of Gs u. os sss
street east: passed. By Mr. S. W. Miller-Ps.
tition Of Clement Greenwell for remission OF
fine; referred. BY NJ. 9. .; Baker-Bill grant.
iron railing in front OF his house, bill to gravel
G street, between 9th and 10th streets west
referred Bill to repair gutter across Water
street at 9th street west By Mr. N. b. Olark-
Bill for footway and cutters on the north SIDE
of X street north. between 18th and 18th sts
west; referred. BY Mr. Arrison-Rssolutiou
calling tn the surveyor for estimate for grad
ing and graveling 2ist street from Pennsyiva-
nia avenue to the Boundary; adopted.
Mr.. Arrisop, from the Committee on Ways
and Means, asked that the school bill be re-
feIreo 10 the Committee on Schools, a. had
in hopes that the biif would be acted on at this
meeting Mr.. Arrison said that IL was under.
stood II the billwas referred to the School Oom.
mittee, they would reportit Immediately. The
The following were reported from Commit
tees: BY Mr.. Connolly, Ways and Msans}-
Adversely on the bin authorizing the pay
ments OF arrearages 70 the teachers of Public
Me.s9. 0t CLARK sns E. miller MY ss
Mr.. Arrtson Impfoyements)-Bil Tor nag
footway acroes 1lth street east. on the north
eide OF n south; pssssd. For Sootway and gut
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TIL. Prince OF wales.

His royal hghness the prince of Wales
uapst be tolerably accustomed by this time to
eccentric invitations II is one of the penal>
ties of his exalted station to be seldom If ever
let alone, and we may fairly imagine that be
wonld occasionally give a good deal to be
rather more his own master. If. growing
just little weary Of conventionslity, he
should be anxious for thorough change, he
has only TO accept the latest invitation which
has been addressed to him. 1t is written on
the rind of birch bsrk--a good material, by
the by, for a schoolboy's holiday letter-and
it proceeds from the Indians Of the Red river
settlement. saA.F
The attractions held out by these gentle
men are not to be despised. No allusion is
made to the calumet ofpesce, but of course
tobacco is understood; and the noble SAYS
ges inform his royal hehness that 1--WE have
the bear and the buffalo, and our hunting
grounds are free to you" The prince is a
true sportsman, and the indians evidently
know how to interest him. But sport is not
the only thing they offer, "0ur old men will
show you their medals which they received
for being faithful to the father of our great
mother" There, if the prince can resist
that, he must be made of iron. Imagine he
bliss, the rapturous, estate JOY of being shown
q number of old medals by number OF old
men London Telegraph April 16.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-05


The MiLnosAIREs OF New YoRK.-The
following is the age and the amount of wealth
Of a number Of New York milIionaires:
William u. Astor is CO years old worth
$4,000 900; round faced, pleasant and qui-
ct mannsred gentleman owns two thousand
dwellings, and lenient landlord. A. I.
Stewart Is sixty, thin, nervous and digni6ed;
worth $4,000. 900, and liberal in cases Of
benevoienee which appeal to his sympathies.
younge an agreeable gentleman. James
Gordon Bennett, $1,000, 600, seventy three
years old, digni6ed in manner, broad Scotch
accent, Benevolent to the poor. Commodore
Vanderbilt is white haired, red cheeks, sew
enty, worth $4,000, 900, drives fas. horses,
Keeps fast boat controls two fast railroad
companies With fast men, and gives away his
money very lavishly.
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WuanS Spirit ofthe Times, says that the
people Of New York are conquered people,
nd thss say who doubt ii may be convinced
b. tahns . view Of the amount of property
Belonging to the city corporation, now in
poDsnioa .ofths Irish, or occupied by Irish
Catholic Churches, free Of rent or of charge.
The city officials connive at the sppropria.
zion, and the squatting system is extending,
Dat Prosestants of all denominations are
still required to buy or rent property for
their uses
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IRREFRAgIBlg PRoor.-A Pbiladelph

IRREFRAGIBLR PRooF-A Philsdelphia
gentleman of festive tastes, who takes q
" fair shake at all the obtsinsble pleasures
of the town, last week assisted at heavy
dinner, took much potable, and did not leave
for home until ever-so-msny o'clock. On
reaching his door steps and fishing up his
night key, he became satisfied that he was
essentially cenvivialized, and not precisely in
that condition which a good husband should
be to meet good wife. Cautiously entering
the hall he stopped, listened a moment, heard
no noise, aud congratulated himself that the
family were asleep. Quietly he took off
overeoat, drew off boots, turned off hall
light, slowly assembled the stairs TO family
bed room, hesitated at door, believed be was
reasonably right, stealthily entered, found gas
turned low, wife apparently asleep, thought
she yeas asleep, sat down, listened again, no
stir; began to undress; got coat, vest, pants,
drawers, stockings all safely Off vas jour-
neying carefully toward couch, wh&lDwife of
his bosom quietly asked:
Coming to bed, dear p
Yes. love-"
"Weli, dear, hadn't gou better take Of your
hdffn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-05

LArssr Nsvs.-That very reliable and en-.
tsrprisins Newspaper, the Burlington Gazette
ond Argss, has, ct great expense, no doubt,
procured from the South the following very
important and very late news, which will not
be found in any other paper;
EVERY indication from the South points to
union OF her people, without regard to col-
or, upon platform in opposition to the Re
publican party"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-05

A Paris letter In the New York Time.
mys.

a Psrfs letter In the New York Times
mys;
The French government has carried its
pohteness TO foreigners 10 such an extreme a.
70 refuse the authorixasion to play a drama
called The War in America by Messrs.
Aalespine and Marvt, till the Exhibition in
over. The authors, who do not take sides in
the piece, although their sympathies we're for
the Union and against rebellion, say that the
authorization vss positively refused, because
the sssceptibilities of some people favorable
70 The rshsllion might be hart
But the following 10 the best example or ma.
taonai suscepibilities We have heard of. An
American VINO 10 nov here, and who claim.
taPe the most adroit man in the world in The
handling Of the maslse and bsvops, x .srs
the other day TO seek an engagement a. one
OF the PAris circsses, Offering 70 febt in t ,hs
arena with wooden bayonets, against Eve a.
the best musket men In the French srmy. al
st once, one. asainst Eve. The director AZ
the circus aid, "No, i can't do that bu, Il
you win dreu up a. French soldier. Nd
whip i've dressed mp - Americana. I'm rive
yo1 q sneagementp' The Yankee retired
q die9ust. - = :. w
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District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fl
Madison.
JOHN o0II !. f''i''s' p,.,,,o. !. ,o,,.,. :
". D. McgEI6HT Defendant
fGv0 W. y. MCKNIGHT, Defsndant-You are hereby
notified that there is ole In The Clsrk's Of
nee Of aid Court the petition Of Johh Doliery cisnink
~ you the Of $50 With interest thereon from the
25h day Of October A. D. 1850 u the Of ten per
pvr snnpM evidenced BY certain mortgage exc
euted the said dst~ and Also the oreco~nre Of ssd
teagr made to secure the payment Of Id debt by
you upon the following real properly, towft:
Fractional part o. lots and ., In block 90, XII
beuass Addition te ksokuh lows. bsiag n feet ffoa
ing 18th sress Ard rspni,g back Of tvrn width rs
ieet commencing ea3 feet from the corner Of Carol
and 18th Streets and Tor general relief.
Unless you appear ard snsvrr said petition be-
fore Of the srcond day Of the Of sa Court
to The third Monday IN May, l9oTyat Fort
ed for In said petition.
Mo0AR KHOwtIa
lat Esy. Btanp. Soc csncsled- Atty for Plaintiff
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III. brAnrEs, he famous French adyoc.,..
ooes not take Kindly TO the changes ro;ns ~
70 Para he . living in the place shsrs X
has lived tor hfty one years, and to bis lsna
iord, who proposed to tear down 70 bu;ld hi.
GER, be said: 1''u ~
"a Am nov seventy eight years old. and -
ny aes II would be cruel to force - = -.
~ taFes and peuates elsewhere, d unfsnail.
49, wain: Give Ne Only thrss ysars, sod
ny b Heaven villso arrange naiAmn y =
n1isfy you and make - insoloihle = II
800: Fsx. - ~ tpae(aAss thair
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-05

United STATES MARsaALs SALE.

United STATES MAkSHAL'S SALE.
~ ~ virtue of special scutten - nae directed,
from Giles ks once the District Coart Of the
United st.tss the Dsfries Of Iowa sonthern Div
sisu, at keokuk, WILL commanded By saii WIT.
pose sale At putiic auction st p Gibbcns Liquor
stove OF Main end ith In the city of ke
okuk Lee county, Iowa. Wednesday, Msy 10Th. isd7
10 O'Clock a. NJ Of said day one ~ tsrrs Of High
wines tho h CHEST and beat bidder far ssh satsfy
decree rendered In said Court insofmafinn 81
libel pending said Court wherein the United States
America IL liseiant and barrel Of Highwfns 10
the hbellee. a. ~. CLARK,
US Marshal for the State Of Iova-
mays BY II FULTON, Deputy o. Z. n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-05

nRIGINAL NOTICE.-To Dascum AL,
~ ieh, eieb.ins, J. b. Fickiin, Union Chair
Factory, Gilion Anderson. Nixon Co., Chariess Blow
Co urAy, HemmnGvsY Co lows ftSts Insdrnrce
Company, John winfhfupe, D. " Resssi samuel Mitch
ey, RAnkin Miller. samuel Bonner, Frederick Moore
Robert 0ssty, Hoed Abbott Richrd Tsbey, O. }.
lis nilI. J j. Holscy, h n. snith.
You aat esch Of ysa hsrsby notiAed that thsre b
file in the CLERKS Once Of the District Court Of
Lee Coanty ans State OF Iowa. at Ksokuk petition OF
Wiseu1sh Co., claiming sGainst EACH every aid
all OF on, perfe Clear gufeted title Lots I've
and ak In Block hundred and nine. In the City Of
Keokuk, lee County, Iowa
And unIees you appear thereto and defend CT be-
fore Of the day Of the ember term 1907
Of said Distrct Court be begun and holden at
tut shr ninth dag sfeeptessbrr, A. d lse7 dsfant
si be catered asznst yeu and decree r.nsrsd tA9sn
" OoLLfNb,
sp~7a $40 Atty Ss~lRf6s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-05
RATCHEiA,K,s HAIR DYE.

This %, eudid Hair Dye Is the best In The vorA Ihs
ouy tys and PERFECT Dye-Hsrwes<, Reliable. lnsApts
neous No disappointment. No ridiculous una- mai,
ur.i Black or Brown Remedies the III eject. Of baa
Up,s Iu,igorntes the hHif leaving II sot and nesntt
full The genuine Is signed Hiltaa A. Bdfehes1r an
oth,r are limitations and should be avoided fotd
by all Drrseists and Psrfanasrr bsrtofy >. s~fsny
erect, New York. lossib assp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-05
q. g. Marshal for the State cf Iowa
mays By H. FULTON. Deputy U. 8. H.


Os re MAHbAWh - IO3AoM AAA0n
usit,d sates Of Aaeyioa s1~shev. Dsstae. ef Esca
g. W. CLARK, United States Marshal
for the State Of Iowa do hsfeby give public
that In the Of the United states ssuss stssn
Rpxins e. al Of seizure and forfeiture under
act. Of conxr,ss did the 10th Of April 1897 In
eokuk lee county. foxs attarh and take into ny
possrsson for safe custody engine one boil
pair ztour- asd h-tnr tso sh-iisrs
wcod@n stffi ana dabie, four large fermsbtng tubes
three sail fermsntlns tubes two separstpg tubes
high wine eistsrn hot tub charyer
mash tut tais large tubs thf bushe
corn meal, twenty bushels corn, four empty barreis
sundry ing and iron pipes barrels hghv ines
containing Sol t1ioo proof gallons numtersng a. a.
a. g. ~ 81, IS also two barrels wines 81 wine gallons
4 below proof numbering - and So Lots No III and IL
IN bloch No H. 10 Estes Addo1 to the city Of sokuk
Lee county, Iowa.
And ALEC give public notice that the time azsiEnsd
fer the return Of sd 10 ths 4ih day Of Juns
1857, and hereby aAmonish and all persons
claiming any interest 10 the said steam engine al
knowing having snyhnx TO say Why the same should
be condeunsd aud sold tn denaud aid
appellant that they be and appear be ths sa Court
be held 10 and for the Southern Division pittrct Of
Iowa tbs Usst~d States Co1rt Room In the dry Of
Ksokak In s.d District 1t speria 1srm 20 b holden
the drst Tuesday In June 1857 ten oeodk In the
forenoon OF that day thin and there - ntesposs seain
for the same and TO make their allegations In thss b.
half CIV CLARK, o Al,
ap3a II. FULTON, Dep.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-05
limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
~ o, virtue Of . sp-eisl sxscusion 10 me directed
ued frou the sxks Once Of the Dtsrict Coast Of
untei States for the nisssis Of Iews eonthsrn Div
sion, ksoknk. will. commanded BY saA writ
poss sale 1T public auction, At p. Gibbons Liquor
stors Of Msp and 7th Streets In the city Of
otnk Lee county. lows, Wednesday May 1esh. 1871,
Al 10 e'eiock a. Of ssd day. t~o az Hydrohseers
~ copper Still "a tin san, head and pipe one
~ copper Worn and Tub, three f)sscks OF meal three
(s) empty sachs, % iron pipe, ~ Reamsv, fur
barrels. III bfrl containing thirty ere tsa)
gallons Of Highwinss. two az pals, add ~ Thes
momete 10 the highest and bst bidder for cash TO
isfy deeres rendered In aid Court information
libel pendne In said Court wherein the United
Of America + hbeanf ana two HydroAst~rs al ~.
thu Hbeiiees. @. ". CLARK,
q. 9 Marshal for the State of Iowa
II nj rnH ~ = ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-05
For sale,

4 RESIDENCE IN one Of the desirable iocaIf
ties fn the c4ty--LofsT ana 8. In Block 80. With
one story Frame Dwelling House, containing sevsn
rooms god eis~rn cellar and variety Of choice frnis
ots we'll fenced stuste Fulton street. between sth
and 9Th Streets, Ksokuk. Iowa Inquire Of
WM FULTON,
uchaSd Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-05
OrtRfnal NNllNe.

Original No1lce.
District Court of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison.
JOHN DoLLxRH, Piaini'r ..,...,.
&c vYxrs' n.s,4... f'''a0a IN Equity
eSS0s 9. C.. WYkEL, Defendant-You are
= hereby notified that here is now on file In tbs
cisrh ece Of said Court the petition Joha DoiIsry
per e-ps per snnsn sHsrsss. NJ ia ssh DAY Of O.
tler, 1854 evidenced ~ mortgage Of laid dste, and
siso .. fofteiosurs pe-tssSs made 81 20 70
me OF "a deDt upoashe foiicvfse rial
prog s "a e; s.ss 4 loo ,sh = :, IN.
bourne. Addition 70 E.oknh low. s.as q fs.. mont
-. esnsrsesnsso1 - rse - eofsss q osros
- lesA siss-ts. Al Sos general r-iisf -
~ ssss e, = q. a = q ~ :ss e
"a, is issssss On ). rssss.l .ss..s s1 yos :
kss. "a - { s. * Rs sssf tsOsA.sssostaeG
aprsdAv Asserssys ~ IisistiG I
Original No11oe.
MARY 4 rsfhh. .ss'shT
ss.sn.s ss.. i
4 nsel1e ysiS = hew - ne h - 49, Of ~
0erk y ~ Ueevs Orr u Les Csssty, Iewn. q vos1
49, tAslsaass g n:sy Z. R:sss. sa.sass llvses.
.ss25sk = : sssss1Sss sliasI sssrs;s..
-. : 7: - So e : go go :. ~
s3s5.is "a 5 s - 49, ~ q ss:rs.
rs.sase sspuge - Rll1uloIlllss psellIss. -
- - { - 1,ssS As.
RNAnD OlL4r1kAIl, =. 3,
U90119sI0MA Al - Y S1sa lIve Uhsn;s.
- r - = ~ IA -: =.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-05
For Sale.

EORTY ACRES of good farming land,
II % acres we'll fenced and In COED stats Of eultiva
ton q good timber land. sad hies ycnns
ehsrd. good frame dvsilng hease, Ax3o GOOD cstesn
and stable Situate ab.uf mile from the city.
Enquire Of Nm. FULrvN.
ay<d Real Estate ATsnt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-05

ry0K eALE-A desirable Building Lot corner OF Con
cert and 18th strests-Lot !, Block Ies
Enquire Of Wh. FULTON,
apr6 % Mdn g.
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0merson's Agency.
TIE "ELORENCE,'

THE "ELOn
0WINe MACHINES have
tie rsyGsabls ted motion,
u14eA saabiss the epsfsssT
- havs the work carry sitA-
= way, Or 10 change ths a.
rsetlcn and fAstse the end
ofssans By turning athunh
ssrsv- fhsy are npfeelsas
end con bs ussd whore &uiee
isnsesssary. fhe1vet16eh1s
~ vsnAsf 81 al, hscasss
II IN combined elasticity.
st<sAgtA snd bsaAsy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-05

4 M YRRf ffout sn1 Of Lot Block 1el, edFnsr
lUU Fulton and nth Streets be bought vfry Low
WV '''-''- ~ wM. vuLrSM,
apps 81 ksin street.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-02-16
VIS-A-VIS SALOON.
PHILIP BAUER, PROPRIETOR.

DESPECTFULLY informs his friends that he
II still keeps this popular saloon open at the
Ferry Landing, for the accommodation of his
friends and patrons.
gesa. A fine assortment of excellent WINES
and LIQUORS can always be found there to
which the attention of connosseurs is invited
esF first class BILLIARD TABLE Is always
ready for those who indulge in that manly game
sea- Attached to the premises is LIVERY
STABLE, whore parties can always be ace6nmo-
dated with saddle horses, bHggias OF carriages,
at prices to suit the lines
asa. He respectfully Bolicits share Of public
patronage
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-02-16
ON THE SOUTH EAST CORNER OF THIRD
AND LAUREL STREETS.

He is fully prepared to keep on hand one of the
largest and most varied assortments Of the above
articles to be found in the city Of Baton Rouge.
With his increased and increasing facilities for
obtaining anT storing merchandise, he is enabled
to meet all present and future demands, and
therefore invites the special attention of pur-
chasers to that fact, hoping by spirit of accom-
modation to please all, and to always sell as rea-
sonabie terEns..5s the state Of the markets will
permit, to secure liberal share Of regular Pa
ronase. s #s
Pleas eeaH before purchasing elsewhere.
Ane 16-tf
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-02-16
SHOES,
B4RDWARE, QUEENS WARE,


f AND ~
ALL AGRICULTURAL \ IMPLEMENTS
We return thanks for past patronage and hope
the material aud low prices We now offer, may
promote our mutual interest.
EDMoNST0N..& WELsHANS,
Rail Road Depot, West Baton Rouge.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-02-16
D,L,MC KITRICK.

s DENTAL SURGEON, 9-! =
On LAUREL STREET, near the corner of Third,
Next door to Otto's STOREY - ~
4HIaE tGa ~ ae
BATON ROUGE La. 4
take the pleasure Of informing the people Of
this vicinity and adjoining country, that ] have
opened suit of rooms in the above named loca-
ton and have fitted up for the proper attention
to the practice of Dentistry in all its depart
ments, guaranteeing the highest professional
skill and moderate charges. J 23.