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STATE OF S0UTH.CAROLINA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Bella Sizer and wife Ma In the Court of Ortli-
ry aud othcrS, appi- nary. Writ in Sum-
cants mons, real estate Of
vs. Temperance Gillispie
Monroe G:llisp and decd
wife Narcassa 9th
ers, defendant
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Monroe
Gillispie and wife Narcssa, James + Smith and
wife Elvira, Hunt and his wife Cha lottc,
Hunt, James Gu lningham and Millcy {. his
wife, defts In abo,e case, reside without the
limits of this State. Ii is ordered that the said
defts do appear ana object to the sale or divis-
ion of the real estate Of Temperance Gillespie
decd, on or before ,e first day of October
1855, or their consen. TO the same will be en-
tered OF record GpfSlO so
l. II. WITHERSPOON, o.L.p.
Lancaster G ii, S c, June %. '55.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TINE Notes and Accounts due Connors
Il g. Mobiey, are in my possession. It
Is ABSOLUTELY necessary that this concern
should bo settled, which cannot be done
until these claims arr paid; therefore, those
who do not settle with me. befoie the first
of October, will find their notes and ac-
counts ~ mn Attorneys hands, who will
force payment
Aug - 81 A. J. CONNORS.
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General Debility----nl
Health.

Many Of the most despotic governments have
opened their Custom Houses to the introduce
ton of these Pills, that they may become the
medicine of the masses. Learned Colleges ad-
init that this medicine is the best remedy ever
ever known for persons Of delicate health, or
where the system has been impaired as its in
vigorating properties never fail to afford relief
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| New Literary and PO-
litieal Journal.

To be Published at Columbia, S. c.
undersigned, late Editor of The
Il south Carolinian and Columbia Ban
ter' proposes to publish in the city Of Co
nal 70 he cnlled
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Dyspepsia and Liver
Comr1Iaint

Nearly half the human race have taken these
Pills. 1t has been proved in all parts of the
world, that nothing has been found equal to
them in cases Of disorders of the liver, dyspep-
sia and stomach complaints generally. They
soon give healthy tone TO these organs, how
ever much dcranged, and when all other means
have failed
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Female Comp1aints.

No Female, young or old. should be without
this celebrated medicine. 1t corrects and reg
ulatcs the monthly courses at oil periods, acting
in many cases like n charm. It is also the best
and safest medicine that can be given to chill.
dren of ali ages, and for any complaint; conse-
qucntly no family should be without il.
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NOTICE is hereby given that application
In win be made 10 tbs Legislature Of this
State, at its next session, for a charter 20
incorporate Company for the erection Of
a Cotton Factory, TO bc located Mt or hear
Lands Ford, on the Catavba river in Lam
caster District.
JOHN FOSTER.
sept 10, 1855 asS B 3mos.
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be dlrected (post paid) to
MUM & CO.
l29 Fu..Oa 81 cot, New York.

eF Mcssrs. Mum & Co have been r,r
many years, extensively engaged in procuring
patents for new inventions, and will advise h-
ventors without charge, in regard to the novel
~ OF their improvements.
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Paw UPl pay Upll

A III. persons indebted 10 the frm Of p
IN G. Harper e. Co., are hereby notified
TO come forward aad settle BY cash, before
the. first day Of 0stoher or they will ind
theif notes and acceaats in ahe hands OF
John G. 6eeEest iorcellscfsops = y. 81
Aug % q Alb HARPER
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These Pills Purify the
Blood.

These famous Pills are expressly combined
10 operate OIL the stomach, the liver, the kidneys
the lungs, the skin and the bowels correcting
any arrangement in their functions, purifying
the blood, the very fountain of life, and thus
curing disease in all its forms
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In The Common Pleas.
John Adams
Jonathan Mackey.

Is Attachment.
Jonathan Mackey.
Whereas the plaintiff did on the lAth
day Of October, 1874, file his declAration
against the defendant, who (as is is said, Is
absent from, and without the limits Of this
State, and has neither wife nor attorney
known within the same. upon whom copy
OF the said declaration might be served. IL
h therefare ordered, that the said defendant
do appear nn1 plead to the said declaration
on or before the 18th day OF October, which
viii DO IN the year of our Lord, one thon-
sand eight hundred and ifty.6ye, Otherwise
final and absolute Judgment viii then be
given and awarded against him.
j.. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
Clerk Odise, i4th 0ck 1884,
I.ancastey District Sf
OF 10 sBsEiyid PNFse o3o
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A Valuable Tract OF LAND

TNuE subscriber offers for salc his tract Of
Il Land on the Waters of Flat Creek con-
tanning 275 nCrcs. About 60 acres is
cleared, and comprises 30 acrcs of superior
Bottom Land, the balance is in wood. The
present crop viii convince any one desirous
Of purchasing, that this is tract of land not
often met with. AZ the subscriber wishes
To sell, he invites purchases to call and ex-
anime II. On the place is a comfortable
dwelling and oil necessary out-buildings.
27.Tt III. ]. GREGORY.
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Laws of Love, Price. 25 =,
Ellen Mortimer, or the Beautiful
Creole Of Cuba, a e5
The Ladies Guide to Beauty, 25
The American Home Cook Book, %
Temptation, or the unknown
llciress, by J. +. Sm:a, SO
Laughing G:,s. 95
Hard Times, by Dickens, 25
The Woodlands kitllr, aud the
Forest Maiden, o.
The Gentemau's Daughter orr
great city's Temptations, 25
Julia Mansfield Or the Fate of
Ambitious Mothers, 25
Legends and Stories of Ireland;
BY Samuel Lover, 25
The Virgin Queen or the Ro-
nance Of RoyaIty-by J. +.
Fred Arden. or the Jesuits Re-
venge-by J. +. Smith, 50
Rosa Woodvllc-by Dumas, SO
Fearless Fred, or the Highway
mans Bride, 25
Fred Vernon, or the Victim Of
Averice,-by ]. +. Smith, rs
The Mysteries and Mscries Of
S;:n Francisco, so
. '''Sb VI - AN'Sut III u oipSey
Camp, e5
Paul Devcrrl, or Two Judge
ments for one Crime, 25
Ellen Grant or Fashion bile Life
in New York, Ok
The Belle Of the Bowery, %
The White Wolf, or Secret
Brotherhood, 95
bombay and Daughter, 25
David Watson, the Piratc. 25
Altar Gull, or the Bridal Eve, 25
Ellen Devere. %
The Maid of the Sarinac. rs
The Adventures of Hercules
llardy--by Eugene Sue, e5
isabella, or the Pride of Palermo, IS
f. Elwart Saville, or the Rescued
Nun, "a a5
The Comic Wandering Jew, 25
The Mountain OUTLAW, or the
Secret Password, s5
The Wonderful and Amusing
Dnings, by Sea and by Land,
ofOscar Shanghai, 25
Yale College, 25
Grace Weldon. or Fredcrica, the
Bonnet Girl, e5
~ For sale al the Ledger Office, Lam
caster, S. G..
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25 DOLLARS REWARD

a The above reward viii be paid for the
"A delivery TO myself, or the Judgement in
~S-any Jail, of my fellow Bob, who left my
premises on the 25th Of April The said boy
is black, stout built, about 22 years old about
feet or 10 inches high. He is well known
by the name Of Bob Pelam
viii also pay twenty-five dollars for salts
factory proof against any one who NAV harbor
him. JOHN N. FAULKNER
York district, s. @. IS9
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NEWS JOURNAL.


THE EXAMIsER will contain th. Latest
news Foreign and domestic. received up to
tho hour of publication. II will give full
ana correct Market reports and prices cur
rent. Our readers in the country NAV rcly
on strict attention being paid 10 this i'm.
Portant Feature of n newspaper II will
give full and accurate reports Of ihr pro.
cecdings OF the I.crislitur" and Of Congress-
and the acts and doings of the various po.
litical organizations All news worth g;v.
ing to its readers will bo carefully culleJ
for its columns.
SIZE AND STYLE.
The Examiner will be one Of the largest
Weekly Journal in the Southern States,
printed with new and elegant type. on fine
white paper, and issued in lnrge quarto form
Of eight pages, containing forty columns Of
interesting reading matter. It will he the
knndsomcst paper ever published in South
Carolina
have thus given an oItline Of the prin-
cipal features Of the EXAMINER. Carolini-
ans or the people OF the South ought Fto
need no further appeal, in view Of the pres.
ent aspect of ofpolitical affairs, to induce them
tn snstain Wit. vigor and efficiency their
own Press and Literature.
TERMS.
Two S><lars per nnnum, payable in nd.
vance. The first years payment vii be re.
quircd on the receipt Of tho first number OF
the paper, which will be issued so soon as
! receive a sufficient number Of sn' 'scribcrs
To ensure its success. Send toward your
names.
Postmasters who will he so kind rs to
Toward me names Of subscribcrs will confer
favor, and will receive copy Of the Ex.
AMISER without charge. Adress me at this
place.
WM. B. JOHNSTON.
Columbia, S. G., August, 1885.
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Jhon + Blackman

Jhon Blackman In Eqniiy, Lancaster
VS. District
James Jefferson Black Bill for Partition
man, Josiah Backman, Real Estate
etal Benz. Blacknan, decd
IL appearing to the satisfaction Of the Com
missioner, that James jefferson Blackman and
Josiah Blackmap, defendants in above ease, re-
side without the limits Of the State, Il is ordered
ON motion Of Cooke, Sorr for complainant, that
the said defendants. James Jefferson Blackman
and Josiah Blackman, do answer, plead or de-
mur 10 the 5ill in above case, on or before the
ist day Of October 1855, otherwise, judgement
pro confcsso win be ordered against each
JAMES II. WITnERSP0ON, RID
June 10, IS prs fee 81 10 3m
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LITERARY JOURNAL.

For the home circle, Tue ExAMrSER ",ill he
conducted with view to render il 1T least.
equal to any ever published at the South
The choicest selections of English and
American Literature, will be made for its
colu' 'nns, and number of able Contributors
will bc secured. ] will endeavor, in this
apartment. to make II Journal worthy Of
The Pa'ronaG" and steady support Of the
people Of this State and OF the South.
Az m
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sIexpect 70 be absent out Of The st sse
"a for sometime. have eppoinied Jesse
kilgyre, es ny ngeat % sue fsr,.es pay oat
any denaHnis thai mag feaniss Il. until nv
sciaras tik,fL Il ALMOND.
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:. The STANDARD is the only morning paper
IN Charleston which issues a weekly edition.
This edition is published every Wednesday
morning, and by the evening of the next day
can be received in every section of the State.
Price S2-payable invariably in advance.
r l.. w. SPRATT 4 co
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The foregoing affidavit wns sworn To. and
subscribed before me, on the day and year
above written, and certify that know the
atiiant TO he credible person, and that he
is the person he represents himself 10 be,
and that have no interest in this claim.
JOHN c. SECREST,
FTrEe MGgistraie.
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POLITICAL JOURNAL.

IHs EXAMINER will abide by the old land
marks of the State Rights Democracy. In
dependent Of national parties. it will take q
stand as a faithful co-opcrator ia the great
work Of maintaining Southern Ri hts md
promoting Southern union. II will he the
organ Of no political party-the exponent
Of no political creed which has not for one
OF IFS cardinal rrin"'n'.'s "the Equality Of
the Sou'l, in the Union. or Independence
ont Of IT," This iS no new faith, but one
which South Carolina has long and earn.
esilr contpndrd for
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Harness and Upper Leather
For sale, one mile east OF Pleasant Eiill, by
j. NJ CAUTffEN.
Feb. so sm
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Holloway's Pills are the best rem.
edy IN the eoorld for the fol-

~ SoLD AT TIE MASUrAcToRIEs or Pro
rEssoR HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden LANR. New
YoRK, aud 244, STRAND, LoSpox, and BY all
respectable Druggists and dealers of Medi-
cines throughout tic United States, and
the civilized world, In boxes, at 25 cents,
62f cts and 81 each.
80 There y aeonsidsrable saving by Ia
king the Iargersizes.
N.B,--.Dircetions for the guidance OF pa
tents In every disorder are afiised 10 each
BOX % lv.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-13
planished Tin Ware.
Wheeling Window CLASS

VI AN UFAUT ORY,
TliRpanershp heretofore existing between StOtktoal
Nr, Binkerds right, title, aud Interest, 81 stockton
Tie business viii be carried on under the name Of
otls STOCKTON, RUSSELL & co
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l.NIEDICIN!AL.
~ TIoJEe 1ySTebtdfeal PuihioNiS Elirif

Or Hall s CeLeDfateH,I' tHtVHlO GtFEH
l0R Tho permanent cure Of colds soHsgnpElon'
t6fdtSl AIS, aSba itdehta Group, whooft eopga,
i6himalion ofihe brotkheA and caused nlo'
III AMI al aHeeols t[ tue oFeals OF Iesp'ta;
WtnnAd The rlessAnttstAnd best medicine for dstas
IN pftsthihS tbs msdeihs 10 tile public We have ihe
AtisiatiIOn to know that We not only present ihsm Wn
GhAvAlAbt anti tote for the class Of
feels Upt ttutlol az s9 % MIN
out Ant eAr OF mineral p6Isons ot y
Tho ilet THAT large portion OF tie suffering anu ueala
ihrouIh0ut country is eautsd By q lhs 9Is1Hs
otTeIhlThlloh, Consequent upon exposure Aa e9iu ntj w
dueCluS 10 Put II Within is TeArh o. 9
who may neea eredy hat las proven l'ss'l 50 'Salu
I6s medlelpe Is lie result of long experience aql
study thle diseases Of the lungs which Any 80 Y
our thangSAbe ellnale and We claim 70 % " aaya9es
Of all before htSe0SeTed luI ose eSusl
tomrl ints, an Improvement upon Nli anu consequently
iuhEllor to all others, MO-. 4.
We shall make no eSlravtehnt assertions Of
lhtpTlhE dcstts IKE liz sSRdets OF TOO many
WHO deceive a who trust than nor si W. ho'a OUT any
inducements which experience does not justify ,,.,.
iFpA(leNtS Will reTSeVeTe In th9 use OF lhs MeulCNe
and Use as lhte, they will be cured " every nsaIss
lA tits not beyond tie power Of neAiene snS
numerous now eSsSs q wv IoS
ste en In their grave, but for tie timely and peIseSo
TnE Use 81 fills invaluable remedy II IS not rreslIsd
thai L ID inSllbe In every stage oui We
know 10 b. better adapted 70 the various diseases
respiratory organs oher eyeG y
rst Iretly scc0rdinSo HE directions and Hrets sAs
action Il moi ttv"n, Tie money will b returned.
Genuine signed Z. HALL d 60. For sale by IAMhS
DAKEN, iiTustisl, Wheeling, Va. Also, BY DISsn
generally throughout tile country NV-H
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T oGAN, CARR 4 CO., hatejus received TO boses
Of tobacco, In addition 10 their large stock Call
golden bar Tobacco" intended for ~ "who love COCA
bils" Alto, "a laTSeiot oflmpoTed sssGrSiuS ohand
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y AFFLICTED READ!

GU eNN " luea'7ssS eN0' -
AFFLICTED READI!
philadelphia Medical BOnse-.R1iabllslr1G %
.s3sSy Dr. STStb fHs5 1rI s Union
SIS O''wFs" "''O'' IN ISv VII, iS''s''"''
Are SrpTited that Dir. KlSKELiS confines his practice
~ particular blGnCI Of medicine, which engages his
utdlNdtd slthllon lie cSuIoln uIe 9'oflanS!e
eIeutallred On OF lie. Recent affections aie promptly
TWENTY YEARS OF E%pERIENCE
IN The treatment Of ea&S Of diseases hitherto neglected
ms. IjGihor Of nolk OK StiEItitttalioN,) 10 pove
that nlne tens Of tle causes o. nervous sehy local
aud constitutional weakness IelIel a physical suHeI-
Clel yet deadly an fatal springs O domestic misery atl
'''' FAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
THERE'S an evil habit sopel9Ss inIplssi IN By boys l
which, Il noi reformed IL lue time not only Lesets se
Gus obstacles TO matrimonial havPtssS bu yss lss u
SeteS VT piOitactcd inSi lous, and devastating afee'
lions. Few OF ll0Se WHO give way 10 this ieInltOus
rTaeteare awaie Of consequences, until they ind Tue
isrvou4 StsieA thatieled, feel strange and untCeoula'
bic feelings, and vague hart In the mihd.
The unfortunate thus afflicted becomes feeble, una.
bic 10 labor with accustomed Igor, or ~ epy s MI
to Siuiyj lis STEP Is ary and weak, he Is dull irlcSo'
ute end eng, In bis Sport will less energy than usual.
Its wOSt end enter ina lmony, Ills marriage v uhlTult
@ and Ills sense tells him that this Is caused by his early
1iIes, htst are eeatistrasHt Rhied hShd sitstta he
eiitHleA Of hotttlktiiaIiy tilNHhd.
MARRIAGE.
Requires tie fuGpspt Of several conditions, ~ order
that II may he really The cause Of mutual aplheSs-
Could tie sell Which now toyeis the origin o. domestic
weiCledueAs he raised, and Its tue tOGIte every H.
taI &c diSeosed-n low many could be tttced 10 phys,
cA aud their attendant disappointment
Apply then, while set In tle, III order 10 have your ul'
SuLs AID lelaAsd 0IgshtatioA iebiased eNlNlHed au
REMEMBER.
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ASSlGNREIS NOVICE.

q inron y, WoOdroW having, on tie tithLayof
y InTij 1851 hy rTOpet deed conveyed III trust 10 Tue
l6detifnei for lle beneft Of his said W0oIows Cied
oTS al 81 his teal aud personal VIoFeTy aud Ch0seS tac
lion, al persons In ans wise udebted 10 said woodrow
ale ieqUlIed 10 maize iIHttiate iyet 10 me- any az
order 10 IeteIyo Shf benefit under sOd uusl within
four months 10 e their claims with the proper Ieeate &C
eofdnS 10 Tue terms Of stld DECD wlLh s
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ADYERTISE MENTS.
MOI, sprigg House Emporiumll
CLOTHS oAsslNBBes AND vEsTlEGsl

y
LII New Spfing aud shlhmer q oodsl
TdkEpeas9te III 6elhy ABLE 10 say my old custom
i en- aud the Sshionble community, thai have Just
Teluthed from New York, aud lave be4h able ~ procure
til mott ablohabe Goods for lie tetSol that tile great
Emporium, New York can lThputl from P[ate and lie
old And having dlsNhted lie sale OF cont
non eothng, gives me- more room and tine 10 attend 10
Tie wants Of ny customers In The tShohAble way. W.
heW ttoek now consists Of
= SLACK llkowSt GREEN, BLUE, oLlYE AND
~ pAtfllA clorlls.
Alto Sk and wool eashmetets, ~ shtdet and eolott
SUMMED llhelald
Ftttsb aud 81 ta3ipAJ eai tEo, i0eks,
have Sl beaaial ttOt ever looked d In any e.
u, al Of which AM now prepared 10 cake W 10 tue most
'hl0H3 lHa beat STYLE tetuted y Rr.asLLs
tS M s99s sssasPSS a, l ts!s y
oil The AlleSht9y mountains
IL sSEbeeISI wlth lks above have beautal assolt
AHl o. RdtAlt hihs Goods, oil re, StaSoabc, and hs
Ssas id pIsln llStn FORK, dies,
and basrett Colts SesiA aid pants made from Tie most
nthloptb BE tpd Go0lt great VARIETY also,
lIptha SHIFT, lltn, lemes wool and cot
Ion UhdA khS and DAWettI cTaS1tS, Atotkst collars,
EloyeA and nsPendtra, .,i III !.
able lot edfhhletlbka kehltHans wardrobe
AV The Akoys tanned IoeelheT With ilianI Other
AftieS 81 o9d Il MY store, No Sprles House,
PeAst cal Ind IKE ooE aud llqeh obllse I9gLs
~ NOTICE EXTRA.
thaSes ANAL stoek Of common clothing bat will Us
poe Of eost or even less, 10 make room tOT NY SpllnS
Sex tbs eoodH ''.'a-. @ ptrp
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Saddlers HardWare.

ANn COACH TRIMMING,
TUST orted, 4 large asSOriment ofSadleTs Hardware
d Ard Coatl Thinning, COaehArd Letter WInlSh,
lIusay lows, liubbS Sl1keS, Fellows, CaTaSe ard tte
jIos, Mieable Irons, Patent and HE1nelled Leather,
aid pstd bythet[adet 10 which ISis Tho al
tshtlon or public ~ JOIN hHuUbh,
hnii9 Ulu MIAMI Ih0 NAN Nt
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fTpmhe falfmphI Fg,) htpNEletHt
Az iXvALrLhLt hEncINR. Ill tS but seldom we fhd
among the nay tn!deS offered TO The public for Tie cure
Of disease, ore we consent 10 commend orwhese Nr
tues we aIe able TO discover and lave always teduQuSy
avoided giving uteaHee O1nylhns that might lead any
one " sppote that we placed any faith In their rele
sons. But with Teierece toA remedy manu- aetuIed IN
this place, aud which has become as familiar 10 tho public
a. household words we speak om knowledge q ts IN:
iihsic eXcelienees Its adlptAnn 10 mahy ole Ills OIL
d e. and ne security will which Il may 10 used. We
stak Of tie Son4ieIl Nerve and Hone LnInen prepar
I'd b. u. H. tar Co.. from prescription FURNISHED BY
Dr. Watson Carr, late Of MoIsthtown, and HOW Of whee
Ing, one Of the most eminent Physicians In Virginia. THIS
dhlneR is based upon the broad iRCipe that any Iee
dy which will relieve external pain, will properly COM
pounded be equally eftatcus IN emOvlrg internal alec
Ulsi principle Tat has hccn successfully deyeoIed-
lie III liz Action, aid yet revealing IN lis effects power
more iEeredbe relthins the most hidden siews Of man
aud bEaSard set belng HNOxlOs 10 Inc wtakett inAn-
II Is aSU b. r lie ehtdpi hihent In tic MARKET being
Put w In totlies TWICE large the Majority Az one
fourth larger lan the largest besides belng more than four
llIeS az SiIone, WeeomnAnd II 10 tlOSe III want OIL
GafO anil &c tain remedy
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.Is Ill stta NOIlOh- hNlnht -.
thASeS1 ANAL stoek Of common eloihlngt bat will VI
poe eost, or even less, 10 make room for NY Spin
SOS" ss,SS nus EO0a" RICE
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-26

No Ep,-oR Please Announce Mr.. LEO HYMEL a
candidate for ASSESSOR for the Parish Of Terrebonne at
the election to take place November next and thereby
ohIioa yi6-te MANY VOTERS.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-07-26


lxDErESDExcE.-We like independence.
We like to hear . man express his honest
convictions on any subject on which he
may have occasion to speak. A man who
is mere echo of some leading politician
some distinguished divine. or some
shrewd financier-whose religious sen.
timents arc the sentiments Of his church
his political views fac simile Of his par.
ty organ-who listens with open mouth
and glaring eyes to those whom incident
has elevated pecuniarly, . little above him.
sell, not daring to utter IN opinion which
does mot fully coincide with that coming
from such = source, may find appropriate
spheres in this world; but the moral and
intellectual condition Of the community
will not be greatly improved by any thing
he dares to do or say.
Poverty is like panther-look il steadily
in the ace, aud il will turn from you.