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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-01-29
BRILLIANT.

The last Raleigh Register says: We have not
particle of doubt that the Editor of the Standard
was the best pleased man in the State at the de-
feat of Free Suffrage"
The Editor of the Register has "not particle
Of doubt" as to a matter about which he can knO"
absolutely nothing! Brilliant, is it not?
The Register would have the people believe Us
the most stupendous hypocrite in the State. Doe'
he judge US by himself? Does he form his opinion
as to our motives by what he would do himself i
he were in our place?
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-01-29

SUGAR CROP OF LOUISIANA. The past season
is represented to have been the most productive
for sugar-cane ever known in the State Ac-
counts, too, from the whole cane-growing country,
other than Louisiana, are of the most cheering kind
not only as to the quantity, but the quality
made, which is as general thing of unusual ex-
cellence.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-01-29

HE FLORIDA WAR. It is said that about 1000
volunteers are prepared in Florida to take the field
against the Seminole Indians, whenever the au-
thorities say the word. We have late advices from
Florida but see no mention of the report that Billy
Bowlegs had declared war against the United
States" nor any reference to massacre of troops
as stated in the Savannah papers.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-01-29

G@ Gen. Pierce, it is stated, refused to see
separately either of the New York delegations,
which waited upon him last week in relation to his
Cabinet appointments. Both delegations, friends
and opponents of Mr.. Dickinson, were therefore
compelled to unite. The mission is also said to
have effected nothing.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-01-29

BETTING ON ELECTIONS. The Supreme Court of
Ohio, now in session, have decided that any person
losing money in bet the result of an election
may recover the amount los, by suit and if the loser
fail to cue in six months, any other person may sue
for and recover it for his own use.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-01-29

It IS So. But one false step, one wrong habit,
one corrupt companion, one loose principle may
wreck all your prospects, and all the hopes of those
who love you.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-01-29

Mr.. CL1NGMAN's ADDRESS. Our thanks are
due to the Hon. I. L. Clingman, for copy of MS
Address to his constituents dated Washington
City, January II, 1858. This is one of the abest
documents which has yet emanated from MI
Clingman's pen. He deals most powerful blows
upon his assailants both at the c"ntre and IN his
District. Such a man cannot be put down.
We shall take occasion, at an early day, to lay
the whole of this Address before our readers.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-01-29
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

The late intelligence from Mexico is important
Gen. Arsta hi's resigned the Presidency of the Re-
public, and fed from the City,-whithe1 it was
not known-for personal safety. His troops had
been completely routed. A temporary government
had been established by Cevalles, president Of the
Supreme Court.
The revolutionary spirit was spreading in all dr.
rcctions, and the greatest disorder prevailed. In
fine, the Mexican Republic has been again destroy
ed What the result will be it is difficult to fore
see. Santa Anna, it is stated, has been invited by
powerful party to return aud assume the Dcta-
torship.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-01-29

% We copy to-day, from the Washington
Union, most graphic and interesting sketch u
Clarke Mills and the Jackson Equestrian Statue
~ The Ohio State Capitol has thus far c0sl
100000. 1t will be ready, it is stated, for tue
next Legislature.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-12-10
l. JENNINGS
NEW PATENT PREMIUM SAFETY
iH GAS LAMPS!

-And Patent Phosgen Gas for Burning in Mesunee.
THIS Lamp producing portable light is confident
~ recommended superior to any other now in use
Thegh, is produced by the burning of aeriform Cas-
which emitted beautiful Jets from small perforalious in
Patina '
The Gas It'll used by the heat of its own
combustion acting the burner connected with the Liquid
in the Lamp Thusit perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning ar form Gas. .
Its construction is such that all possibility Of accident
ON its is entirely removed ami the great simplicity
gifts renders les liable to get out Of order
than any other kind lamp Hrequres cleaning and
trimming; do the oil and caphene lamps and burns
equally we'll either with without glass globe or shade,
and perfectly freefrom SNAKE or odor.g ....s4 4g5.
The OPP MONS Of The scientific may be learned from the
fact that al the Annual Fair Of the American Institute in
1886 a SILVER MEDAL was awarded to the Inventor,
Diploma the Manufacturer and at the same time
the best light exhibited 10 the Fair
For sale, wholesale and retail at r. +. HOLDEN'S.
Whore the Lamp can be seen buring every evening
These Lamps only require to be tested to put st'p
to all complaint about poor light smoke or grease 6-tf
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Succession de james Frost
VENTE DE SUCC"SSION.- 4.

la Lousane-Cour du Cinquieme Dsrc-pa,o...
de Lafourche.
Judciare siegeant dams pour la aroisse de Iafoeh
oert vente publique par f. Leonval ancanteu dr.
men quale ct assernente les leux stue dams adhe
parosse ct dams la willie de TfboiauX, SAMEDi lie IAN
VIER 1854, 10 heures A. NJ la propriete suivante VIZ
JAKE un negre age denvron vngt ans I'm bon cha,
pener ct ISABELLA son epouse agee denviron trenta
deux ans, deux enants, ALBERT age de os ana
DAM Negro, bon charpener age d'environ trep,e
quatre
AARON, negre, charpenter, age denviron trent.
WILLIAM negre, charpentier age denviron .rene
six
MOSES negre bon charpenter, age denvon trent.
WILLIAM, I'm mulatre age d'envron douze ans.
HARRIET, negresse, (bonne cusniere agee dnyiop
quarante
TROIs-QUARTs DUN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE. avsc
batisses authorizations qi sly trouyent con
ant dune demeure cOnvenable. batisses IN
Ecure, nombre de Cyternes Cuisine, etc. tut dams
vile de Thibodaux, borne Nord la rue Thbodaux
Sud par la rue Ste Brgitte Est par la St. Louis
quart du lot appartenant Eglise Presbyterienne eta
FOuest par Ia rue St. Philippe. .
DEUX CERTAIN LOTS DE TERRE situes dams ladite "a
roisse Ia rive droe du Bayou Lafourche mi
ties occidentales de la vile de Thibodanx, dts
gnes plan de trente terrains fats ct executes par
D. Richardson depute arpenteur des Etats Uns e lime
jour de JUN, 1876 depose ofce du Recorder CONNIE
lots No Deux Cents rois esurant Quatre pes
trois pouces de facade, Cent soxanehuit peds dix
Cent quare vingtsx peds cinq pouces de profDn
deur sur la igne nferieure, ct hut peds ros
pouces ct roisquars en- arriere lie Lot No DeuS Cents
Cent pes de facade, Deux Cent-treize pieis
sept pouces profondeur la gne infUrieure Cent
quatrevngt-sx pieds cnq pouces ct demi profendr
la ligne SUPERHERO, ct cent peds arrere ess
terrains sont bornes par Chemn Public, Est pr
Ia Church. Sud par la proprett du JUICE uon,
haut par lie terrain No. Deux Gents quatre, ensemble
toutes les hatisses ct am6ioraons qn sy ouyen
TOUTE LA GARNTTURE DE MASON, consistent de tes
articles qui sont reimbursement usage dams menage
DEUX CHEVAUX, un Buggy ct Harnais, ct Sele.
TROIS COFFRES D'OUT Is CHARPENTE.
DEUX VACHES ct un VEAU.
TERMEs Mt CONTROVERSIES proprietees personeEes e
reelles seron vendues payables Mars lie premier
payable dams lie courant du mois de Mars de annee 1854
second tiers payable dams lie du mo de Mars de
annee 1856 lie derner tiers payable dams lie couran u
mos de Mars de pannee 1856 Les acquereurs donnerout
eurs obligations endorsees satisfaction ct 81 eles ne
pas payees mature poreron nteret rison de hut pour
cent par apres 4cheance jusqu'a parfait payment
ct les esciaves reseron speciaemen hypothequee
jusqua parfait ct payment final. Il. LEONvAL,
Dec g. 1858. [50-tds] Encanteur,
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Estate Of James Frost.

SUi CFSSiON SALE.-StatP OF LOU
~ isiana-Ffth District court-Parish of Lafourche.
In the and by the authority Of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting in and for the Parish Of Laforcne,
will be offered for sale at Public auction by Leonval
Auconeer duly qualified and in and for said parish
the premises situated in said parish in the town Of Tib-
odaux, on SATURDAY, JANUARY I, 1854, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, the following described property, to wit
JAKE, negro boy aged about twentynne years. good
Carpenter and ISABELLA his wife, aged about thirty
years. with her two children, ALBERT aged three years,
and NANCY aged about year.
DAM negro boy, good Carpenter aged about thirty four
AARON negro boy, Carpenter aged about thirty years.
WILLIAM negro boy, Carpenter aged about twenty-six
MOSES negro boy good Carpenter aged about thirty
WILLIAM, a mulao boy aged about twelve years.
HARRIET, girl IA good Cook about forty years of
THREE QUARTERS OF A LOT OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon consisting of good
conmodious Dwelling House, outhouses stable number
of Cisterns Kitchen &C., situated in the of Thbo-
daux bounded the North by Thibodaux street. South
by St. Bridget street, East by st. Louis street, and the
quarter lot belonging to the Presbyterian Church, and
West by st. Philip street.
on the right bank of Bayou Lafourche the western
confines Of the Of Thbodaux known and designated
ardson o. s. Deputy Surveyor, the seventeenth Of
june 1916, deposited in Recorders office as Lots Nos Two
Hundred and Three, measuring eighty-fve feet three
inches 'front.' by One Hundred and Sixty eight feet ten
inches and half in depth the lower ne and eighty
eight feet three inches and treequater in the And
Lot No. Two Hundred measuring One Hundred feet front
Two Hundred and Thirteen feet inches deep the
lower line One Hundred and eightysix feet five inches
and half in depth on the upper line, and One Hundred
feet rear said lots bounded in front by the public
road, East by Church street. South by the property Of
Judge Gon and above by lot No. 204 together with the
buildings and improvements thereon.
ALL THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting Of such
articles generally used in housekeeping.
TWO HORSES, Buggy and Harness. and Saddle
THREE CHESTS of Carpenters Tools.
TWO COWS and Heifer
TERMS AND CoNDITIoSs-Both the personal and real
estate be sold payable in three Marches the first in all the
month of March Of the year One Thousand Eight Hundred
and Fifty four; the second third in all the month of March
of the year One Thousand Eight Hundred and Ffyfve;
the last third in all the month of March Of the year One
Thousand Eight Hundred and ifysix The purchasers
give their notes satisfactorily endorsed and not paid at
maturity, of eight per centum
from maturity till paid and the land and slaves
remain specially mortgaged until full and final payment.
Z. LEONyAL, Auctioneer.
Lafourche, December g. 1853. 5Otds
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.yUCICIAL NOTICES.
CTATE OF LOUISlANA.-Parish OF
,lccession of John 3. SN

CTATE OF LOUISlANA.-Parish -ot
~ Lafourche.
In the name and by the authority the Fifth Judicial Dis
trct Court sitting in for the parish of tnnrche there
will be offered for sale public auction by Math'rin ourg
Sheriff and Auconeer the premises, situated IN the
said Parish the right bank of Bayou Loree at ABOUT
mile above the town of ThibodauS, on SATuRDAf,
DECEMBER 10, 1888, at 10 o'clock, NJ, the following
described property, to-w:
Six hundred more less large Moasses BARRELS one
hundred Half BARRELS, one black HORSE two Thousand
split HOOPS, TABLES one SOFA, one ARMOIR CHAIRS
Cooking Utensils Cooper's Tools thousand Slaves &C.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH NJ BOURG, Sheriff
Lafourche, Nov. 26. 1858. [49tdsl
Estate Of Nd,Ie Rosdlie Wagemspach and community
sriM Louis Andre Wagenspach. No. 254.
SUCCESSION SALE.-State of Lou
~ isana-Fifth District Court-Parish of Lafourche.
the and by the authority of the Fifth judicial
District Court sitting in and for the parish of Lforche,
there will be offered for sale at public auction by Bourg
Sheriff. duly qualified and sworn in and for said parish
the premises situated in said parish the left bank of bayou
Iaforche at about nine miles below the town of Thbodax
ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1853, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
the following described property, to-wit:
IA CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in the parish
of Laource the left bank Bayou Lafourche at about
nine miles below the of Notwithstanding one
arpent front by arpents in depth bounded above
by the land of Hubert Wagenspack, and below by the
land of ULCER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with the Buildings
and improvements thereon
"A NEGRO WOMAN aged about 10 years.
3.-A HORSE, lot of HOGS, RICE, 100 Bbls. CORN, a
CORN MILL &C., &C.
TERMS AND CoNplroNs-The personal property and slave
payable in all the of March, 1854 and the land pay
able by thrsone third in all and each of the months OF
March of years 1854 1885, and 1856 The purchaser shall
be bound give good and approved security and the land
shall remain specially mortgaged until final payments and
all sums puncuay paid maturity to bear eight per
cent. interest per annum thereafter.
Lafourclle Nov, 10, 1853. [4Sl NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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Lafourche, December 3, 1853.
NHERIFFS SALE

NJ STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fth Judicial District Court,
setting in and for the parish Of Lafourche.
Michel Arabic, Land of Leo A. 1907
Knobloch, unknown owners. " ~
TAKE NOTICE That by virtue of an order of seizure and
sale, eanang from the above entitled Court in the above
entitled and numbered case, have seized and will offer for
sale at public auction the Court House in the town OF
Thibodaux, SATURDAY, the 7th day Of JANUARY,
1884 at II o'clock NJ the following described property
to wit:
TRACT OF LAND situated in the parish Of Lafourche
having arent and half front the bayou Lafourche
forty arpen in DEPTH bounded above by the lands of Widow
Pierre Landry and below by those Of Michel Arabic said
tract of land is situated about fourteen miles below the town
Of Thibodaux on the right bank of bayou Iafourche.
TERMS AND CeSDIrIoNs-CASH. Said sale will be made
to satisfy the principal, interest, and costs Of suit
December, I'd. Tn.5O.] NJ. BOURG, Sheriff
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Musical Notice.

Musical Notice.
THE undersigned takes the pleasure Of
i Informing his friends and the planters gr., "A
IN general that he has constantly on hand, MySssA
and is always receiving large assortments en;aes.9
Of Musical instruments sach as Pianos OF all sizes,
Guitars Music Paper. Viooncellos, Victims, Violin
Strings and Bows. &c. &C. The following are among
some of his newly received goods
PIANOS: A large stock of scale Of g. 81 81 and
Octave Piano Fortes, all Of which will be sold at factory
prices. ), -.fs+s .-- g~.a.s-
imported Guitars, Of the best spanish and French pat
terms together with low priced German Guitars.
RULED Music PAPER Music Paper Of IL, ID 10,
constantly ON hand. and manufactured to order.
VIOLONcELIOS: In every variety.
STRINGS: For Violin, Voloncello, Tenor Vio Double
Bass Guitar Banjo Keeps the hest Strings that can
be procured Sold wholesale and retail. 1902
VIOIINS AND VIOLIN BOWS: Violin Gases. Bow
Hair Bridges, Pegs Tail Pieces Finger-Boards, Mutes
Rosin &c. &c.
f REEDS: For Clarionet, Bassoon and Oboe.
DRUMS: OF all sizes, Drum Heads, Sticks, Cords,
Shares. &c. &c. .... ;s-. s-s-l.. y s. 5r .
GUITAR PATENT HEADS Guitar Pins, Cases Ca
pc d'Astras. Bridges, Knobs and Pins. l.se
PIANO FORTE TRIMMINGS: Of ali kinds. Piano
Forte Stools. .s.z-za nj. s5.-. =ss -
TUNING FORKS Tuning Hammers, Tuning Pipes.
Dealers and Heads of Seminaries, supplied at the low
wholesale prices with everything in the Music Line
Address 415ss4 W.T.. MAYO,
4 5-tf Nos S i % Camp Street, New Orleans.
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Building Materials and Naval Stores.
4 B. BACON, No. 90 Magazine street,
1As New Orleans dealer in Lime, Cement, Plaster Fire
Brick, HAIR Tar Pitch, Rosin Tmpentine, &c. jy2S "
A. RROUJSSEAU Il co.
IMPORTERS and DEALERS IN
ca a ~ I'D 5@ a $50
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, MATING, ETC. ~ e
t48-tf) No. % Chartres Street, New Orleans.
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MERCHANDISE, ETC.
OSB BURN IL CO.
Z "a X 81 NY cge|1

49, ~ Sl.Ij
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
TUST RECEIVED
u TARLroN PLAIDs, THIBET CLOTH.
MoUsL1NEs DE LAME, Black and assorted colors.
CASHMERE
SILKS black steel, mixed, changeabe, plaid and fancy
FANCY pLAIDs, BLACK BoMBAsIN.
BLACK GRAPE CLOTH, ALPACAs assorted colors.
OPERA FLANNEL
MAGARE ROBES, black and facy colors.
SILK POPLIN, BLACK BAREGE,
SILK PRINCES, GIMPS BRAIDS, LACE GIMpS,
VELVET RIBBONS and general assortment Of trimmings
for Ladies' Dresses, Bonnes and Cloaks.
SILK MANTILAS, TALMA CLOAKs, Fashionable black
RIBBONS, Fancy, Bonnet, Neck, Sash and Caps.
JACONETs. FLOUNCING and BANDS.
LADIES' COLLARS, Chemisettes and UundersleeVes.
MOURNING
GLOVES Chamois, Bever, Kid, Burlin, and Silk.
sHAWLS Black Cashemere.
COATS Gents and Boys Black Blue, Brown, Jana otner
colors) Sack, Paltoes, Dress and Frocks.
VESTS, Gents and Boys t". .'5
UNDERSTANDS, Merino, Silk and Cotton.
Do. Ladies' Merno
DOE SKIN PANTS, assorted colors, and
CASHMERE Black and Fancy for Pants and Goats.
BLANKETS LINSEYS, NEGRO SHOES and BOOTS, and
general assortment Plantation Goods Fine Boots Shoes
and general assortment OF LADIES' MISS and Chdfens
Bootees Caters and walking Shoes EsS
HATS Black MoIeskn for Gents and Boys and general
assortment Hats and Caps for Gents, Boys and Youths
WATCHER Gold and 81 yer Patents Lever and French,
Gold Watches, and Fob Chains.
BREAST PINS, Gold Ear Rings, Finger do, Iockets,
Slides, Shirt Studs Sleeve Buttons ..9a Of.
PENS and PENCILS Gold and Silver.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CROCKERY and GL ASS WARE
An will be sold low, cali and see, at OSBURN & co.
Thibodaux, November 49, 1853
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Cholera Morbus, Diarrh9a, and

NpDYSENTER 7 TORDI4L,@ aaa
speedy and effecua remedy fel AsIATIC CHOLERA,
Common Cholera Morbus Darrhea, Dysentery Cholera In.
fantum or Summer Complaint Pains in the Stomach and
Bowels Vomiting Sea Sickness Sickness of the stonach
Lowness of Spirits and all affections Of the Stomach and
Bowels.
cB5- The above valuable medicines prepared only by
DR. SWAYNE at his LABORATORY No. NORTH 7rH STREET
PHADElpHA and for sale by Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines ereryerhere.
For sale by J. :. FRtZELl. Thibodaux
J. c. FISHER, Red River Landing,
n MACHINERY Marksvile J. W. SMITH, Shreveport
BEAUCHAMP h SAWYER, New Iberia,
HUI. KENNEDY, N Orleans, SICKLEs & CO., N. Orleans
A. FISHER, Village Post Office,
iv2-1v =5l s. T. BERNARD, Lake Providence.
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n REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET,

fem@sMnsn h REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
lh-sGSS The new stanch built, and elegant steamer
o.: HX::lzIss11 DOCTOR BATEY, ADLAR DucAs
Master, will continue to ply regular
trader between Donalsonville, and all intermediate land
ings the Coast to New Orleans, leaving as follows:
DONALDSONNVILLE- every Sunday morning, and
Wednesday evening, during low water.
NEW-ORLEANS,-every Monday at 5p. m, and Friday
mornings at O'Clock. ..5..+-s s=-4'#
For freight passage, having superior accommoda
tons apply on board fnov TO-
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- DO AZ IS2@1ha
Z FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,

No. l st. Philip street, THIBoD:Ux.
THROUGH the medium Of the public press take the
liberty ofannouncng public, that still continue
to carry 1t old stand above, calling Boot
and Shoe Mixer. and ut altmes ready ~ accommo-
dste my customers the shortest notice. Boots and Shoes
of the iatest fashions made order with despatch; and
warranted an easy ft, or sale.
April 9TH, 1853. .3t45@ ISIS &C. (a-tf)
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FOR THE COAST AND LAFOURCHE.
TWICE 4 WEEK! HNzann~ h
Pour la Cote ct le Bayou Lafourche.
U II Nsnzx1nBsa.

Pour la Cote ct le Bayou Lafourche.
DEE1I FOLS PAR SEMALNE! fManm~ 4
f magnifique ct nouvea,. sGessE#z5azkEEII2sk
~ Steamboat G. II. Jr., Capitaine 5azzzzEsEzzzz@
c. DALFEREs, para de la Nouvee Orleans tous les Mer-
creds heures ct deie A. NJ. ct les Sameds heures
r. NJ Et retour-parra de Iockport tous les Jeudis
he,res A. NJ tous les Dmanches Midi Thibodaux tous
les Jeud 10 heures A. NJ ct les Dnanches 4heures
p NJ Donaldsonville les Venredis heures A. NJ,
ct tols les Lunds a 6 heures 4. NJ.
Pour fret passage sadresser bord, on a
Ts'77I AUGUSTIN THIBAUT,
rue CONT No. s, Nouvele Orleans.
n. B. LIE c. D. JR. commencera voyages lie Ter
d'Octobre
AVS Al -Y HABI7ANTS--Ie Steamboat G. D. Jr.,
bait expressement pour les de la COTE Totes
aneoratons moderes etc es assurer aux
sagers comfort Ia commote quoique tirant peu deau
&c bateau porera grand enlargement
tN contnuera fare voyages dams toues les sal
de annee rargent lie fret serait rems
r.,; do droit nSkf
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SUNDRIES-Just received 60
NJ 10 BOXES vERMICELLI, ssg U.s.. rss e -
8 do. BOSTON BISCUITS. - 1&ss .ss-7
do. SUGAR do. ssaf q
8 Bbls. No. (Large) MACKEREL 500 b CURRANTS
30 BALES HAY, 100 BAGS Of OATS g s'&
Is Bbls POTATOES, IS Bbls. EXTRA FLOUR.
Boxes PRUNES, Boxes PINE APPLE CHEESE
g DO DUTCH CHEESE, 9Qb. GREEN APPLES
10 Bbls' NORTHERN ONIONS
- DO. EXTRA WHISKY. 50 Kegs No. LARD.
rs Kits No. i MACKEREL,
10 do SALMON . assr3
~ Baskets CHAMPAGNE WINE assorted Brsnds
L50 Boxes SOAP, TOO Sacks COARSE SALT. E@k5l
81 Boxes CLARET WINE $50 a T.-s1zsgsts-ss 5s5s
1000 BEST REGALIA CIGARS and A great vnrie4y
Of articles too numerous 70 mention For sale at
Thybodaux November 49, 1853 - = u
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BARGAINS - y. ~ !
IL M SECOND HAND GOODS FOR SALE!
MOSQUITO BARS, BED TICKS, BLANKETS,
SPADES, SHOvELS, AXES,
LARGE FRENCH POTS. DUTCH OVENS, and various
4" other Cooking and Table utensils 5 4
ALSO-90 WHEELBARROWS.
" Many Of the above articles are - good q new,
and al will be sold CHEAP. -
ALSO-RED FLANNEL SHIRTS HICKORY SHIRTS @
AND SEVERAL CASES DITCHERS' BOOTS, entirely
aug6 new-for sale cheap. B. r. HOLDEN.
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CITY ADVERTI. / MENTS

OOO NEGROES FOR SALE.-The
AOO undersigned has just arrived with two hum u
dred Negroes which he will sell reasonable terms,
for cash, two years. credit for good paper
He will keep large supply during the SEASON, or s-s
Decen,her I'D 1si2 [5O-3mol WM f. IALbOil.L
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-12-10
Gmapne's Gelebrateo Drrmifuee,

In Square Bottles very pleasant to the TASTE and the mos
eecua remedy expeng Worms curing dyspepsia sour
stomach increasing the appetite and invgoating the whole
system Observe that it is in square bos with the or-
trait of DR. SWAYNE each wrapper around the bottle
None other is genuine.
DR. SWASNE'S
Sugar Coated Sar>apariIla Il Tor Pills.
gentle purgative and Alternative medicine far superior to
the Pills in general USE mild prompt and uniform in
their operation may be taken at all times and in fact in
every disease where aperent Alternative or purgative
medicine required and for the diseases incident to females
they unequalled.
These valuable Pills the result Of medical knoart-
edge combined aei Tong experience, having used them
opportunity testing their power relieve and those
diseases for which they are designed.