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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-10
Hats and Caps.

6AdGS anu I'd PS.
WI: fave this day received OF the finest
Deaut1iul aSsorment~ or Hats and Caps,
had brought this city; the most fash
iOnabe that could be made in the eastern markets.
1t comprises inpart the following kinds:
Gents No. Silk mOleSkn Hats, light and elastic, made
by the bSst haters East and in strict accordance with
our orders, Gents fine white and black beaver, otter,
seal &C.; Know Nothing and Wide Awake Hats, white
and price.
AisO-Caps of every description and of the most re-
cent styles, such as the Nevada, Know Nothing, Pyra
nese, Pyramid, Canadian. Rus English, ,shs-
tom and cops. All all other kinds in abun
dance. which will be sold than goods OF these
kiEdA were ever ofe ed before to This community.
ChildIens Hats and Caps nj al kinds just received
from the most fashionable houses in New York.
Carpet bags, Eurs and Gloves always ON hand.
All persons most respectfully invited 10 call and
anime magnificent stock OF goods, before purchasing
elsewhere as we feel confident that please the
most EaStidiOuS
N"thns will be wanting part suit and accom-
m0date our numerous PATRONS.
n Word to COumIry Merchants.
III you wish any thing i'll the way Hats and Caps just
give US call. will guan that will sell you
Soods as low as they be gv any where this side OF
Philadelphia, and on the most favorable terms
nvI S. d. NRPER & SON.
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( NGAKSI CIGARS!I-
~ 1000 Gilt cigars;
5000 PriMcadOs cgarsj
1000 Apollo do
1000 FL Dorado do
5000 Washington IOnument cigarsj
1000 Panet!as do
1000 Havana do
5000 Ilela Cruz Principe do
5000 Regalia DO
90 boxes Id. lump Tobacco;
52 do 3lb. do do
Just received and for sale by
oct3l NYM LAuCHLIN.
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DaguerreotYpes.

DaguerreotypeS.
NJ ESSRS. HEAMER Il TURTON, having taken the
1Nl Rooms formerly occupied by Mr. l.. Tarbe!l Da-
guerrean Gallery Main and Edde streets, Cen
trc WLeeng beg leave TO solicit shane OF patronage
from his friends and the public atIargc.
They make il rule not TO let any pictures go out but
what are satisfactory and w II executed.
Gold and Silver plating executed neatly
OSCTders LETT heIe sign painting will be attended to
By ]. TmtOI d IsTOther. mr2i-3m
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FGr advertisements Of greater length and less than
column inserted Tor lonser time than two months,
iisc6unt 6OreT cent the above will be made for
each square the first three months, and 65 cent.
thereafter.
For business or ProlessiOnalcars, Isquare or less
PEI al NUM- . 0'Oc
For one Column CoutsdeJ one year.. 10000
IA" a. g. ......::. -. 1000
And so Orercent on the above for inside
Personal communications charged at 81 90 per thou
sand ems. - ~ -.s
for rst square, and rate OF discount thc for
gIsaicI number squares under the general head and
10 GEMS u like for single Insertion.
Business advertisements, with monthly change, one
square year
NOtrc Lea- his inserted sTatutously, but funeral
notice chaI sed 81
Nominations charged for each candidate for scpa- ~
IaIe office for month or less, in advance 26O
Religious notices inserted for half pric;:
Z K. BARTLESON,
JOHN T. RUSSELL,
BEATTY Il Go.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT,

NELSON'S Premium Chinese LustraI Washing Fluid,
IN the greatest Improvement yet discovered saving
labor end expense i'll washing Clothing aud House Clean
ing. Linens and COttOMs washed by this Fluid will be
whittier aud softer lhan than il beached the grass
WAER not to iMjuTe the fabric. Every lady may
satisfy herself that Point by SOakinga pet
Lineuin the Fluid, full strength, FOR 81 hours which
will clearly show that it mast be ruI ely when
IiIuteI with gallons water ha pint Of fluid
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times
single siSPenCc which will buy
washing, which can be done in hours.
Manufactured aud sold by the subscriber, who hasate
lypuIchased the right for Ohio cOunyt, Va.
JAS. MELLOR,
AuFq No. &c, UniOnSt., WherliLg, Va.
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orlwIoNs oF TmE Press.

OfIHIONS OF TIE PRESS.
HrRDELL's MAGlc IMPRESSION PAPER We refer our
readers TO The advert Sement in another column, ceiling
foth tile merits oil tlts pleasing and ingenious invention
ihe cheirness should induce all TO give tal-Pha.
dclVhia Merchant.
1t IS unsurpassed foI ncamcss and utility, aud should
meet with the sale II richly deserves Tribune
Just what the public has long desired, and recommends
'tsell 10 every lover OF taste and rCinemeM-JOura
DISSOLUTION.
TINHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
Gordon, clarke & CO., has this day dissolved
mutual consent. l.. 5. GORDON,
CLARKE II TuAW,
March Isl, 1854. J. B. AMER.
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Shooters! Shooters!!
House Furnishing Store.
j. M. LEE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL


CORNER OF WATE AND UNION sTs., WHEELISG, Va.
EEfS constantly on hand variety OF books among
~ which may be found the wa ks of all the leading wrf
tes 0l lhe times, such James, culver, sue, Eliza +,
pnpay. BSnHclt arthur, Lppard, dumas, aud Lever
My OF MS works are bOund in good style, with backs
lie also keeps an Exchange LbTsTy. FeISOus puIChas
hs books may return them after reading Ie, which
he the following priceS 5Oc books 30 Cts 26C
books 2OC, for 81 hooks so ceMls. ml94:fy
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Notice

THE undersigned having bought out the entire stock
i Goods belonging to Messrs. Wheeler + Lakin, Mcr.
Chant 1alors, would beg to inform the citizens OF
Wheeling aud vicinity that he intends carrying the
Me chant Tailoring business in the formerly
occupied by MeSsTs. Wheeler & Lakn, and having OBJ
tancd the services OF both OF the former proPr
is PeaTed 10 make up TO oI der every article in hes line,
i'll the latest style and best manner very short notice.
and very low for h. Having large stock hand
lie is determined to sell low TO reduce his stock and
make room for the SpriIg Goods. Now chance
10 get good clothing chcur He viii every article
to be as recommended, sale.
Come one, come all,
And i've call,
AtNO.2, Washington Hall.
ianI9 J. H. STALLMAN
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TERMS,
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
THE UNDERSIGNED, publishers OF newspapers in
the CITY or Wheeling view OF the increased prCe pa
per- and OtheI expenses, rendering their expenses
flr sresie' than 10 10 ge LG
cha the Geiowi lines less Of
uarel constituting square:
k,rnu arn inEPL
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CathOIlc Book Store.
E unIe rsigncd, who is agent for "BrOwnson's Ro.
View,' "MelTOnOlitan," ''I!Oston Pilot" ''PiIts.
burg aud Amcrican Celt; has also for sae
The History Of Maryland, by McScrryi Professionalism
and CahOlicity Compared by Iialmez Trials Mind.
by Dr. Ives Introduction to lie Sacred Scriptures by
Rev. Jos Dixon d. d., Moore's Poctical Works, COM
pletei English. German, Fremc Latin and Greek Bibles;
aud krcrS constantly hand good supply OF Catholic
works and every kind of stationery and varieties Let
all no lovers O liter call AMI see my 6ns GtOck
on Fourth st between Monroe and Union.
PkTER LECHRR.
The undersigned has large lot OF French LihogauLs
which ie will sell cheap for cash. and very low by Tho
thousand. Ocn PETER LKCHER
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Pendleton q Brother.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
oR the sale of LearTObacco, Flour, and Produce gem
isOSmtth'. Wharf, and Dcrot 3Oe Pran a.
REFER TO-
Long & Hyrn, and SBRItimore
The cashiers OF any OF the
Baltimore banks
D. Lamb, Esq Cash. w B'k Van
S. Brady, d. N Iiank, v,,,,,.
Tallan q Dclarlan, wheeling
Jas. K. baker.
Jas. McCuIly, Pittsburgh,
Rhodes q ogiIbay: BridgePOIt,O 20.
Green n Dorsey, POwhattan II. o.
Michael Dorsey, Captina Mills lu.,., -. n
Alex \ rnIStlOns Armstrong 5 do ''el"'O"' CO. .
Jacob q. Grove, st. ClaTsVille, o.
Peter Me!ager, GallipOlis, o.
". ]. Mccoy d Bros, SisterSville, Va.
Tweed, Shelly & Wright,
JOsephC c Butler & Co. CIncinnAti, o.
JOhM Ceish.
Geo. Green, Jun,
Gordon d Co., y,,,,
T.. McMoIan, SOu'S"He'
janos-1yd
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Sexton, Seal 8 swearingen,

Sexton, Seal & Swearingen,
IMPORTERS AND JoBRERS OF -
F FANCY DRY GOODS.
PHILADELPHIA, 60
J. W. SEXTON, l.. SEAL, A. VAN SwEARIEGEN.
FFER to purchasers the largest OF EansS
" Dry Goods In city. II comprises in part Of
Hosiery OF all kinds and qualities.
Gloves, UndeTShirtS, Dress Shirts and C0ilarn,
WOOlIcn yarns Of different shades and cOlors
fine assortment OF Shell Combs. ftra--
90 do do Buffalo and Imitation COmbS,
Brushes all descriptions.
Dress and 1ailors Trimmings OF all kind6,--
RurHctts, six cord cold Spool Cotton.
Perumery oIaIlk kinds
As well great many styles OF goods ofOMT own roF
tatOn, Which cannot here mention, and which
worthy the attention byeTS. We feel We can make IL 10
theIrimIeTest to give us trial sents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-10

Removal.
M CCLALLENS d KNOX have removed their Whole,
M sale Stock Of Boots and Shoes, the four story
No. 113, Main Street,
few buildings North OF tho Merchants Mechanics
bank the opposite side OF the street, doors SOu
of Wm. T. Sc.by's dry good store.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended to the
House. they confident that with theiI increased aCili
ties doing business, they Ofer still
greater inducements for buying than heretofore.
dC2S Nicola LIENS d KNOX
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AL e K. T U R n Err,
GRO G. ER
Catholic Book Stora=

DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE
MELOnEON BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.,
oc94 " hecltn4, Va,
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WHEELING.
l Super Phosphate of Lime.' :
YERaUs "GUANO.n

THIS valuable fertilizer las used for several years
IN England and other parts Of Europe and eXt to
which it is used among Farmers. Its Introduction this
country by tue Subs heT has been recent but the
progress has made in The estimation OF The public has
not been less marked or successful than alter full
trial or three investigation OF its merits, IN which
time there has been very many ScTuPuOuS experiments
made by the scientific asricUlturists aud
uhs, Committees, &c, side by side Peruvian GaO,
Oits relative value compared withihe latter and In most
instarces preference given TO the .Super Phosphate OF
ime Such reports as returned VIII shortly he placed
before tile public, which win convey more information
than the subscriber feels disposed to offer, the
tscturer, at the present moment.
Its chemical compositions is that nature to
orI iood and nourshmcnt to growth oil all descriptions
lis basis being crushed ground "BoMes, - the efficacy OF
which as manure is already well Smown and annecated
weight OF SuPhuTC Acid, to which is added due proper
oT Of 6v9n9 and Sulrate Of AmmonIs; the laer is one
tits easy hsnded being in perfect powders it win he
and when at maturity TO be buhd as ecacous as here re
presented ..,,, -. u .,....,-. .-i.,g.y
seFlber or TO his 6gents, whose anlesute as follows:
NesssTs. NEG uder & Sons, Richmond, Va.
do Rowlett, HARDLY d: Go, etelsburg, Va.
do ROrUnI q McCcaH, Norfolk, Va.
c. i. De BURG,
Agricultural Chemist,
sepe5 Wiamshurgh. Long lsand N. Y
New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Room, No. 4, Washington Hall, Monroe ST..
WHEELING, VA
THE subscriber would the attention OF the public 10
uLS NelI U W1tCueS ClUChSI JCWcllSB
silver ware and fancy goods which he is now opening
His stock composed in gold and silver watches,
keys, guards and chains.
Every description of goldiewelry;
Gold, silver, silver plated and common srectacIesi
spoons, and butter knivesi
Plated and German silver forks, spoons, butter knives,
Port mOnnaes, pocket cutlery, scissors;
WAY FINE razors, strOps, shaving cream, etC.i
goods;
Particular attention paid to repairing wotches clocks,
and jeweliy, and engraving handsomely done.
share of pat Onase is respectfully solicited.
aP5-dtf C. P. BROWN.
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CO-PARTNERsIIIP.

CU-PAKTN ERSIIIP.
FHE subscribers have this day entered into partncrsh
for the purpose OF ftTansacting Commission FO'
wardng business, under the style of Gordon Matthew
& Co., and soicta continuance of the business OF the la
firm. l.. S. GORDON,
JNO. NJ. MATTHEW'S,
JSO. L. AGNEW.
March 1st, 1851. nlr4
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WE have on consignment few barrels No. / Lard
Oil for sale
sF29 n0ASE & COWGlLL
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IOO0 LBS. wool Twine;
lOOO 1000 lbs broom
100 dOZ bed cords and plough lines;
% reels hen plmd Manila bed cord,
10 Cotton clothes IiHes;
90 dOZ trout lnesj
90 coils Halter Rope;
1nO pair Yaw and Skif Oars;
90 l;oat Poles.
nJTarpauIins, dray covers, and awnings hand and
made to order al the COrdage Store, OF Waller and
Union streets.
mrI6 CHAS H. BERRY.
Tobacco and Cigars!
WIN LAUCHLIN, No 152 Main street, among his
w large assortment the following articles
1900 COnsuellO cigars;
1910 La ElOiSl
1000 PTinSado
1000 Fl SaIvadJ
1000 I'll Dorado
1000 IaPrOIecciOm cigars;
1000 PTuncIea
1909 Flores Habbana
Boxes twin hIOtlers tObacco;-
Virginia
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-13
Neu- Orleans, Opelousas. and Grea Ues,
ern Eapress.
4 DAILY EXPRESS is now establish

A Ell on the oielousas Railroad hstwe,n New o,e.r
and ba, La'ourche, cOnne tag in New Orleans win,
THE American Express Tor all the pInciIa Cities AMI
Towns in the North and W est, and ayun Laovrcbs
with
HOLDEN : STAGES AND EMPRESS WAGONS.
for Thibodaux. Houma. 7 ger, lille Be:wick's y ra,r
SONY lie, viii FIR nnn, New IBERIA ST. Martins
vile, Washington AMI Opelolsas.
SPECIE, RY, VAIL ABLES, and Merchandise
OF every description forwarded and delivered promptly
Notes, Drafts Bill etc., collected, and all orders ATTENDED
to pnnctnally.
Etch EXPRESS in charge Of special ssengers.
All merchandise, orders from New oreans for the H.
terror, must be lett at the office before P the day
previous Ia departure. Orders left at Joseph Barba 80
Old Lesee street, will receive prompt sltenton.
EMPRESS leaves Adams / Cos office No. g. Camp st.
da ly at NJ, returning, leaves Franklin House, Thho-
dauA, al P. NJ, and Bay Lr.fourche al 2p, NJ.
RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGAGE EMPRESS.
In connection with the above there is express r the
ator of baggage to any art OF the city Of New
Orleans that giving Their name and chick
Express Messenger have thar aggase
ed AS directed with proinp tness and dssfa!tl
STARR 5. JONES,
fnI-t0 Office ~ lamp Street
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-13
HO FOR THE RAILROAD!
HOUNA EXPRESS.

ID F. HOLDEN has now placed upon
1s the line frrm the Railroad Crossing Terreh"nne ie-
rot t. Houma Stage aad Express, ca! liable oil carrying
ii. hit passengers. Express packages II light mefch
viii be carried at reasonable rates. The ENpress Stase
will leave .onma every morning at t. half pats cck
and returning to Iioum will lie We the Depot Immediate
IL after the arrival of the from the city sly han past
II II l. NJ. a, an
E-AI D., rsons expecting tackaIes ny the Express
must he rrepsred NV themselves or agent with the
cash to av charges delivery It viii he lmpssthe 70
co duc such business any other principle.
Cr,!crsf r the city, per Express will he received at Hon
M, Or ia ere,lis points and forwerded with despatch
I'll let er> ty the Express must be postage paid
This is oniy The beginning # system at Express IN
.rrcou munrao,i with large CONNIE cia metropolis
and s,yLere which is inienGed to be carried "ut
r. %, r eucou.a- emtnt is extended.
lI-u Is. F.iioI.pE>.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-13
THE HOME MAGAZINE GIVES

= merry io"u large double column pages OF
r.o'e f-auS matter IN year Also from IL 10 - steel
EnsravtsS OF high order Of excellence besides from
~ q 2'r me W"oa Engrayil gall for Il Is in Lui,s
VI fo"r gu sr.t rs, The cheapest monthly Magazine III
the wotn No periodical ii the United states has b>en
more se"er" or Inore warmly nd-d b. te Fless
than Inc iioiiit Magazine.
Ia TIE fourth volume G ginnin. in July, will be publ SD
ed hr. Dickens new seruai otoly, HARD TINE,'
af fearing IN lonaon story promising t, be one Of the
iSst Interesting yet written by that eminent aui.oT
The onrta vu,liie w!l aiso contain a story by L.
= Arthur entitled. THE GOOD TINE COMING 10 be
Continued Through sever numbers. 10 these ftions
vii, be added choice collection Of brief s.o.s, ard an
endless variety Of misc aneous reading.
In Conducting this work, the editor e. ;. Arthur peds
es .iimsH I" keep It's pages free from lus that is
Ill -nature proane, uigar, while at the time he
Will seek 10 ipart thereto the highest possible Of
interest.
designed especially for home reading, and embraces
article, covering the widest range subjects. Fiction,
History, Biography Philosophy, Science Wit, Anecd.te
Trare, ETC.. are blended with and discrimination.
M other magazine published gives Extended variety
OF articles.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-13
SUCCESSION SALE.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Pa of
NJ "'errebonne.
Of Eve Naqnin, decd, Widow

- ~
~ "'errebonne.
Succession of Eve Naqnin, decd, Widow
of Jean Dupre.
In the name aud by the authority Of the Fifth Jnicsl
District Court sitting in and FIR the Parish OF Terei
iee will be offered for sale at public auction, by ACBlN
B0UHG, Sheriff. duly conlsS. ons.i and swori, IN and
ioi the af,re>a; Parish,
On Saturday, the / 9th day of January.
ls:s, between II oclock A. NJ. and four O'Clock r.
on the premises about Is les below the If uu-
Ina, the following described pro- cry, to"iE
Household Furniture;
2 Cupboards;
Tables;
Looking Glass;
Plough;
lOId Trunk;
Bay Horse;
!wo-thrds of the com crop raised on
the land rented trcm \. Naquin and Ro-
sale Du.as;
One third of the Corn Crop on the land
belonging to said estate;
A tract OF land situated on both sides
Of the Bayou rerrehonne, in this Parish,
measuring one arpent and quarter in
front on each side of said Bayou. by depth
of surveys, bounded above by land ofTho-
mas Ellenor, and below by that Of Mathu-
rim Dupre. with all the Improvements
,herennto belonging.
TER.MS-CASH.
A. BOTRG, Sheriff:
Parish Of Terrebonnc, Dec 9th, A. D. 1888.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-13
SCOTS Z LITTLE GIANT" ,,CoRNa,D No.,
Patented May l6ih, ISL Mill
THE attentention of Planters L

l. and Stockholders IN general is re.n..s "iietS,
this mill as the most important article of M ee "a
use; not only well adopted Tor grinding cob r la lv
but Erts fof the table, and especially Bread ~ sOss
| not fully ripe or dry IN the fall iQIAta,a
In setting this mill. no mechanic or ir,ne vos;
rt. only requiring to be fastened to a ti,r o. 'sf;
Easily ju ted and used 10y anytody eys, s.adofa
The Little Gant has received the frs, n,s, ;'''
late Agricultural Ears in Missouri ken,ut, stihs
au,; other States, and that in the mos, i7aa
ner; as we'll rs the ready comm entations mar
witnessing its performance. 'A"usanti
These mills guaranteed, in tho mos, 49,.
ner; and No. warranted to grind 10 bushels ~ ,1a
Snur with nne no. Sc and offered at the low nv; p
all complete, ready Tor attichias the lie tm-No 4. r.
grinds 20 bushels er hour IL 18th two he SEQ ia.
Manufactured by Scot burt, ST Louis. seo,A
bee, Baltimore; Scolt x Hedges Cincinnati hoss-
From the Cincinnati Daily Ti,..
1.-THE LITTLE GIssr.'-By invitation We c,ya INES
establishment OF scott Hedges YESTERDAY to Wi ~ .e
operat ons Of what the inventor has denominated h a
tie oiant Con and Corn Cob Mill" II ever n,n. LII,
well app ed il is in the pre-. EN- instance Tbs was
only about three hundred pounds aud with ,ina shs
attaceed 10 ten fo shaft eats up Corn ana h iss
Vengeance Its got up inip.oyeo,en on va. ~,
best tent of this kind ever attained and i; 80 VI TIE
in lis construction that ii be put together and 80
motion in twenty msnutes nd afterwards he slip,,,
used with ease anyboay 1t will p,ind u hi, aug
IL TO ii bu>neis per hour. ''"
To The firmer, this mill, nipple in its cons,,n,,.-
occupying 50 Little space. propel,- by rover aY,Is
han,, and furnished at the ezcsedua low price a. an W
lords one OF the greatest convenienees we have s,
" he ever they have been intrutu Ell they Ia,s ~
sal favur l.eteVery nt rested IN agri,.l,,.i
calf al Scott Hedges No. Water Street panr
see it in operation. a"u
For >aIe in Thbndanx by tie undersigned. xbobss,.
in operation. which he will be pleased to eyibt
ho'Z-h'" b. +. HOLDEN
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-13
TEAMINGi TEANINTu
TITS NOT. PERHAPS, GENERAL

Il nv KNOWN that am prepared TO convey any uau-
ssv # merchandise Of every description from the
Interior. AT sheet eeisyage ami storage mere FIRE
al ansgnneh;s my. which are IA be conveyed to
ahci terror nv my teams.
Patronage respectfully SELECTED,
Thihodtux. Nov. l, 10 EE HCEDEy
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-13
STABLING,

MY NEW STABLE is now about com.
AVA pi-ie, and am prepared tn carry on the Livery
m .iues. al it, brancuc~ IIo veh les ne E
Ia every kind n e,ied. re 'ty at >hort natice-
frices Of IT hina cit by the day nonh has hefn
reduced feed has cleal ened. Customers can ey
upon having their sell fed and taken III Gre
a ir.ai. Il. r. HoLDEN.
Thi. taux y .vrmbrr lat !s,rn1f-y.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-13
John LarkiM,
COPPER. ZINC. TIN. SH EETIRON.

~ BRASS And LEAD MANUFACTURER.
jackson Street Thlbs.duy, La,
Has on hand every vare II
Coohtng and other Stores and Crates.
observation-disclosures CHARTERS. Granuiatnr. TER
Sheet Iron Jure SoNes and evers thin, connected viii
his business the shortest notice, and the
5 n.b!e ;esiu..
Hnpina ri II see it to their OWE Interest 10
encourage manu- .ctres lie IL deternledto dn
everyth ng in Ire very best mtnier
AISu-Agent the r. rshes OF La'onrcfe and JerIe
bonnie for the sale OF c. LEVITT CORN and COB
CRUSHING MILL fof anters.
Also
SPRATT'S PATENT LIGHTNING ROD, the hest in the
world All IN the mo. reasonable terms jyi+ly
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-13
Asa s. ROSE.
CARRIAGE Il HARNESS MAKING
~ AND REPAIRING,
HL4CkSEIi'HINE!
PLANTATION WORK.

Tia un rsgned would pee fully iaform the pe'Pe
Of Ierrehene that has established himself liouma,
where he intend, carry the above business "a
extensive scale. Planters and others having work in his
line invited tn give him trial, ne is fieni that
I've is fully a,ie To- We sat sfacion to all. II has in s
employ one of the he rse re- the tar and all
| work that ne warranted
lie would respectfully solicit share Of the patronage
Of the public. NDsh
Houina &c ober IL. ls55-jyi4-ly