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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
LEGAL. NOTICE I!

THE SUIT In tho Circuit Cauit Of th' United States
I fof the Vermont Di-diet, IN our name Against h.
D. Ea, Of Buthuston, an iuhtasmeut OF cur Patent
TOT making friction Marches, has huen decided, after
fol- hearing hele hath judgea IN "u' ias"f, by which
deciann out exclusive a. bit Ia the use oil the formula
duscrh,d ~ the rsi' ntis susiaincd.
d p All persons are hereby cautioned a
rain.1 sELi.lAG any FRICTION siATt us eAfeP,
those ide by Us, all inltingements Of "ui nights
vii be prosecuted TO the full eItn Of the unted staot
Patent Lave.
BYAM, PEARSON CARLTON CO.,
no uRIos sTREEI, Basrrs
Jul, 9Th IsS5 40; 6u.
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fTuo COW Of N0o0Td,
50 Aucsf. 4. x MEKKILL, Register
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

by sittue OF license from so Prob ie Count for the
ID d'sttirt of Washington. the subscriber will eel az
public rdur the ~ da, OF sent. in-t az -
,loeA NJ, fhr premises ii MOI d-p'srd of fesi-
su-it "a tho se r-tfte teNrepfing he widow dove
belonging 90 ihe Esiar oi ARIEL rhumas OF Wsio'-
hufy drccu-od, coa,isiing of good ~.ng house and
har aud thrrs artes OF gn and nmiii tge "a Wa
torhnry and sso tue iscr ion - IN" widows dover
FERNS mn dc know at The tu'e It .ale
ELIZA THOMAS, EAae1tiiK.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

Al ifwinton. Grreis, The 10 h in.i., anera ahori
uIues< VI q. Amelia Nnn Lan.h dausitei of Thorn, :
: ana wary Y ii4u ~ hanfolph Winged n years.
Ia w. 'diufd, sept, 7th, Mr. lattice Address are
20 V'u- end du,s avins eight children al adults,
n,hcag" lil Sent IT, IT cooresf inn NJ the brain,
ID. Wtihan :. 'arpcntrr, f,rrn.,iv 81 ntlaffa. VI
Ia Ctnrinrat', phin, Aus .. ~iias c. Freeman, N
d. tofmatlY of les ". ngrd % y-ar..
Mrs llinnah Wat utt at the ~ stdenre Of her son
rhaunry w lrutt ia Eart atnaid, VI, sept. sth
1885, aeah ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

The Washington Union thinks it utterly
Useless for the Republicans" to pretend
that the Missouri COMPROMISE can be re-
stored or kansas kept out II she applies for
admission with Slavery; when It ls we'll
known That majority the Senate would
vote down such action. That the majority
OF the Senate can ever be chanqed the u.
mon does not appear to consider possible.
Admitting all that there - sull another
contingency. Suppose the citizens of Kan
sas apply, as they are MT unlikely to. with a
free Constitution? In that case every sun.
porter Of the doctrine Of popular sovereign.
w Is bound 10 vote for her ad.nlssiot,.-
fovnbs pledged hunsct 10 do SO m bus
speech. Gen. Cass, Mcssrs Douglass Brod-
head, Jones. Bright, Aichlson. Brown. Daw-
son Fhzpatrck,h win, ioucoy &c. &C.. all
supported th, bill with declarations implying
that ;hat they would not oppose the deter,
mnailon Of the settlers, whatever II might
be. The question Is whether those genie
men will abandon the " popular sovereignty"
doctrine. aud ialsry all their declarations of
last year? The Union ntimates that they
Will eat their own words, rather than vote.
under any circumstances, for the ad mission
u a Free State.-.lbany Ere. Journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
Celebration of the lIth.

VI the works." and the music from
the Mortified and Burlington Bands, too
much eau scarcely be said by way of com
mendatlon. A more splendid OF perfect DIS
play OF such works was probably never be-
fore exhibited IN Vermont. The evening
was delightful. and very large concourse of
people from the surrounding country, es,lma-
ted by thousands, were delighted spectators
o. the display. hose who came To see the
Fire works" were not humbugged this time,
aud went away perfectly satisfied with the
skill aud management Of Messrs. Sandersnn
aud barngan, Pyroiechnsts of Boston. and
the admirable manner IN which they condnc
ted their business 10 the exhibition of their
Works" 'e"
The music too FROM the Bands added very
much to the interest of The scene. and the
muiutudes who had come together to be en-
tertalned. went away in good humor with
themselves and every body else, with marked
expressions Of delight, with the performance.
The Burlington and Mortified Cornet Bands
viii long be remembered with gratitude and
their presence sought to enliyen and cheer
the hearts Of muliitudos Oh similar festive oc.
caslons. Long may they wave.-Stcaefon
american.
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SCROFULA,
CANCERS,

Waich in is various forms pros cd tho soouisr Of
the pfrsrui age l. comuetfl curod by his uentment,
chou. nd OF IT, frmsr sicttms viii t~siin, who
noW rejoicing So the u health and strength.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

"Havinr examined he SeSpon,ine Elasus sp,ing
Appstaiu- used hy Dr.. J. A Wood, IN the ifeaimeai
OF La,eri Curyaiutes OF The spine, We recommend II
h. efficient aud comfort zbls to thr Datient.n
II, ~, J. aigslo~, D., Prof. Sur. u. university !
Gsa. Hly~ard, N u. In PIT rsi II. univ~uly !
Ainl.aw Leu t. N. III V. q. Smi.h, Mayor Of Boz
tuni John w. waura, Al. D., Henry c ciaSk. Al. D.,
citS Physician.
Hasten Aun 1854.
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Reduction in Price Of
BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID.
For Restoring, Preserring s. .4dorning the
Hair,

Hair,
To the 70 low iug ios rates
Bottle, formerly sid at 50 sens ro'ussd 10 2s eeas.
q . 100 as
The macy wohlefsmst ions q this eelebiated Hair
Re.toraiive pslnod the public under ihe lure Of
detsfmnrd tho iasenio to crush them,
by sslling hi. auou. Fluid" al eyrn lover price
than The, ca .ilofd seii ,heu vie trash A, the
zane tims ha sssu,ss the Pabhe thAt the hyrsfion"
viii al~.,s eontiaue 10 be- good az heretofore,
hieh Ia. eiven IL celebrity Throughout The uiohs-
The wtih sBoge's Electric Hair De and other pre-
psrstions, issod BY his sssats every where 10 me
Uniisd statss and Csnadas.
WM. BOGLE. Inventor and Preprtetsr,
an wsshias,en STREE, Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
New Clothing Establishment,

A G. FIELD having leased the store 10 Hubbard's
~. Block fotm-rh occupied by Waker 4 Nhite, 10
prepared furnish every thing In the way of Gente
mems cathine innde IN the latest style Also a great
variety OF GENILEMENiS FURNISHING GOODS
which will be sod az low prices for cash. The ssrvi
ces nf Mr. }. = MACK have heca secured to superin-
tend the Munuf ring department. Mr. NJ. has had
several yen experience IN the hu-ines aud his skiiI
10 too wellknnwn need CONNIE eyery garment
warranted 10 At.
shall sell goods for pay dowE and will sell fsf
smaller profit than those who do = credit business.
n good Thilorrss gitls wanted Immediately at the
~ above establishment.
A.C. FIELD.
Mani polipr lima a. 1855
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
OATS OATS OATS.

900 ss.Ss. be- sa s.,. for srs.
Storo X. Square. FuLLEk L. sMITH.
August 1O'h, 1855
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s. NJ. PETTENCILL & CO.'S
HUSTON
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Tn fillnwins list Of Card, was collected ~ g. u.
PETTENNliL n CO, Newspaper Advertising A
nts. No. 10 state Street. Hoson, VII, authufik
~ the puhl.hrfs OF the best and wtp1Ls cfs.
uL.rtp Newcomers throughout the uHucd riates
and Blush Pfnvioees 10 tate Advertisements aud
sui,sc pi icns nt The LOWEST naiEs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
SPINAL COMPLAINTS.

A NEW method o. tfeatils spiual D's' asvs, cova-
tnfet ofthe FPine, and spinal Neakn' -. r ;Aeaf
pen ssFring TO the paiteat however Joung of Ice
bic, is nOW successful, pfsat-sd
By Or. j. A. WOOD,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21

his ofre 2i5 Washastoa street, Boston, OF At BIZ
residenee, MaIibufo Hotel.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24

TEE ALABAMA LEaIsLATURE.-It would seem
from the following, says the Crescent, which we
take from the Mobile Evening News Of the Goth,
that the Democrats Of the Alabama Legislature
have given the go-by to, in fine repudiated, their
time honored appellation- Democracy! Says the
News:
Fine State Of Affairs at Monsgomery-tae Don,snent
Party Repmdiate tie Name Of Democracy = Walker IN
the Ascendant I'VE learn that when King Caucus called
the faithful together at Montgomery, to nominate u s.
Senator that Richard W. Walker the Wig Speaker elect
refused did his friends to 60 into the caucus unless the
so-caed Democratic party would drop the name Of DEM
ocracy and resolve themselves into an
partyt II aoas done!
Then there is no longer any Democratic party in Ala
bama Mr.. Walker, Of course. has not changed in the
least his old position as Wing.
IF the foregoing be correct continues the Cres-
cent, which we see no reason to doubt it is quite
evident that the regulators were never entitled to
the nane Of Democrat-a frst-rate name, by the
way, notwithstanding the many enormous political
sins that have been committed under cover of its
overshadowing influence.
But it strikes US these Alabamians have sold
themselves rather cheaply-in fact, dirt cheap.
They paid 10 high ! price for United States
Senator. The reputation Of their name will cost
them more than Senator is worth, for the
chances are largely in favor ofthe proposition that
their constituents win repudiate them, on account
Of this shameless procedure.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24

MAssAcHusETrs.-TheA American State Council
of Massachusetts assembled in Worcester on the
18TH and the question of eecting delegates to the
"boltes" American National Convention, Those
who repudiated the Philadelphia platform,) which
is to meet at Cincinnati on the Both inst, up
and opened the subject Of slavery. Several men,
bers opposed sending delegates, but Gov. Gardner
and other prominent leaders advocated the mea-
sure; and finally Gov Gardner and Henry Benchly
were chosen delegates at large, with one delegate
from each Congressional District.
A motion was then adopted, declaring vacant
all the seats in the Council held by persons who
had united with the fusionists.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24

THE HONE AcADEMY.-We are truly delighted
to note the continued success of this young insti
tuition, under the direction of Mr.. ]. Bryson Burrows
its gentlemanly and intelligent Principal. Few
academies Of its age have been attended with more
success. The number Of pupils is limited to thirty
the principal tells that he has already twenty
seven of that number in daily attendance. Mr.
B., without wishing to speak disparagingy Of
the merits Of others, is one among the best cal
culated gentlemen for teaching that we have ever
met, and fully merits that liberal support of which
he is now the recipient.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24

CURIOUS Casa case of some interest has
been decided in Cincinnati. John Lockhart
was tried for grand larceny, convicted and SEN
fenced to the Penitentiary for five years. The
Governor subsequently pardoned him out on
condition that he should leave the State within
ten days, and not return within FIVE years. He
was found in the State within the time speci-
fled, and arrested as fugitive. The case was
brought before the Superior Court of Cincinnati,
and Judge Storer decided that as the Danish
ment from the State was voluntary act on the
part of the prisoner in order to secure his
release, and as he had violated the conditions,
he must go back and serve out his time in the
Penitentiary. His counsel will take the case to
the Supreme Court of Ohio
In his decision, the Judge referred to case
in South Carolina where a convict capitaiiy
convicted, was pardoned on condition OF leaving
the State never more to return, and being after
wards found in the State was taken and
executed
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24

public will be delighted to know that friend Hol-
den of the Franklin House, is soon to establish a
regular line of stages between this place, the Rail-
road Crossing, at Mrs. Tanners, and Houma. An
enterprise of this nature especially since the open
ing of the Railroad to the Terrebonne, was greatly
demanded and We feel well assured that no one
could conduct more successfully than Mr.. Holden,
who is ever foremost in risking his capital when
ever he is of opinion that the enterprise in which
he may embark, will rebound to the interest Of
our town, and defray expenses Few, in fact
none in this community, have done more to ad-
vance Thibodaux than this gentleman. He has our
best wishes for his success.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24

THE New ORLEANS DELrA.-This interesting
journal has changed hands, Mr.. j. P. Heiss hav.
ing disposed of his interest to Messrs. Segur and
Jenkins. The former gentleman is we'll known to
the readers of the Delta as one Of the best writers
connected with the New Orleans Press. Mr.
jenkins is late Of the Baton Rouge Advocate. lie
is also very beautiful, elegant and forcbe writer
The Delta with gentlemen of such acknowledged
talents to preside over its editorial columns cannot
but become one Of the leading papers Of the South
Our old friend Corcoran still holds on to his in
terest in the establishment; and we trust that he
may long continue to do so.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24

All, EM.-Our friends of the New Orleans
Crescent acknowledge the receipt of specimen
bottle of '.Otard Dupuy"-Old Cognac-Vintage
of 1920 from Mr. Bcrcier, dealer in choice IL
quors, which, having been uncorked and duly
tested by the select jury Of that establishment to
whose critical judgment are always referred such
matters for decision, and the same was pronounced
most excellent and acceptable. Daniels come to
Judgment! We merely allude to this matter
thinking, perhaps, that there may be a Bercer in
Thibodaux, who would like the select jury OF the
Minerva, to pronounce on the quality OF some OF
his choice brands. Now, gentlemen don't all turn
Berciers at once Give it to us in small doses, it
will last the longer. You know our falling!
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24

eB- As the s. B. Transit was crossing the river
recently, several negroes got around servant girl
from Mississippi and attempted to force her to re-
main in the Queens dominons Mr.. Conductor
Stanton, hearing the conversation asked the girl if
she wished to leave her mistress. She replied that
she did not. He then asked the mistress if the girl
was slave, and was told that Though she had been
she was free to remain here if she chose. The col
ored gentlemen insisted that she must remain, and
the girl was sorely beset. To put an end to the
matter, Mr.. S. by force Of arms, put the persecu-
tors in way toseek other society pretty rapidly
and the girl was left to go her own way.-Detrios
Advertiser.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24
Observation-Disclosures our great dislik

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS our great dislike
to newspaper without a "leader," the Mi
nerva,' we are constrained to say, is unfortunate
ly, in that category, on the present occasion. This
state..of things is altogether attributable to the
whole, or greater portion of our time having been
required in the mechanical department. in conse-
oucnce of serious accident having befel our asso-
ciate, Mr.. Anderson, in the manning of his hand
by being caught in our new job press; rendering
him entirely incapable Of experimenting the mani
pulative branch Of the journal. Under the circum-
stances, feel fully persuaded that due allowance
will be made by our ever-ndulgent patrons.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24

EY Our whole population were thrown into an
awfnl fright few evenings ago, caused by the
cries Of poor unfortunate crazy man who fancied
that the "evil one" was after him. His cries were
really pitifu BLESSED are the poor, in spirit for
thy shall inherit the kingdom Of heaven"
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24
rB The Washington correspondent Of the Ne

cB The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Tribune says that the Secretary of the Navy
has ordered ship Of the Pacific squadron to pro-
coed at once to the newly discovered island in the
Pacific. to protect an American shipmaster, who is
the discoverer of the island which is said to con-
tain an immense amount Of guano, superior to any
in the Peruvian islands. The same correspondent
says that the Secretary Of War will speedily order
the troops at his disposal in California or authorize
the raising of volunteers on the Pacific side, to
proceed to Oregon to suppress Indian hostilities.
The Oregon Indians are said to be more warlike
than any on the continent.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24
Succession de Jean Baptiste Roddy, d6cede,
7ENTE DEMONSTRATED


V7ENTE ADMINISTRATIVE
Y ETAT DE La Observation-Disclosures Lafourche, Cour
du SINE District Judciare segeant dams ct pour ad pa
roisse.
par autore de la Cour du SINE District Judi
claire segean dams ct pour la parrsse de aourcbe e,
A. B. Raglan, Administrator de adie Succession, dument
qualie scion loi, exrosera vente pubque
gasin dams la vile de Tibodaux LUNDI 26eme jour dc
NOVEMBRE 1855, commeneant a II heures du matn, les
eets mobiers ct ptrissabes appartenant la suite
cession, CONSTANT par dies articles suivants sayor
UN LOT DE COAfESTlBLES, compris assortment
dartices generalement tenu dams Establishment de de-
tl SAVIOR: Mackerel Morue, Jambon, Pore, oivre, ue
Harrang, Povre de amaque Fayance, ferbantere Vessel
bois, ouncallee, qneques articles dhabement, BIZ
joutere, etc
TERMEs-COMPTANT r4s3tI A. B. Raglan, Ad'r
- TATE OF LOUISIANA.-Parish of Latourche.
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned tes-
tmentary of the succession of Marcus p Ellis
deceased intend suit in ordance with the
provisions of act entitled an Act relative TO Slaves and
Free Colored Persons approved March 49, 1885, (sec
and ~ the District Court in and for the parish OF la
ourche for the emancipation of the negro boy TURNER
for fe aged about IL years, belonging to the said
succession with permission to remain in the State.
Nov24,lm E T. l. kr MEApS Executors
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24

eB grand military parade by the Lafourche
Dragons, Capt R. G. Darden, takes place in the
rear Of Guon Academy, on Jackson street to-day
Dragons to your posts! Let's see what you can
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24

MARGARET FuLLER.-The family of Margaret
Fuller Ossoli, says the Tribune have just erected
to her memory, and that of her husband and child,
marble monument in Mount Auburn Cemetery,
in Massachusetts,. It is located on Prola-Path, in
beautiful part Of the grounds, and has near it some
noble oaks while the hand of affection has planted
many flower. The body Of Margaret Fuller rests
in the ocean; but her memory abides in many
hearts, She needs no. monumental stone; but
human affection loves thus to do honor to the de-
parted"
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24

To SCHOOL TEAcHERs.-By consulting an adj
vertisement in another portion Of our paper it viii
be perceived that the Male and Female School
Teachers Of this parish, are requested to meet at
the Thibodaux Female Institute, on Saturday next
Let proximo, at 10 o'clock, A. ~, for the purpose
Of considering the best means Of elevatng the pro
feasion Of Teaching, and promoting the interest Of
schools in this parish The intentions Of the meet
ing are laudable and we hope that all win respond
to the call.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24

SELLING OUT.-Messrs Campbell & Co. are now
offering great inducement to purchasers, selling
even below cost prices in order to close their
business by the 1st Of March next. just read
notice "Selling off to close Business" Ye that
have ready cash would do well to give them a
al .
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24

eE The Lafourche Union offers reward OF
$500 to whoever will point out the sense or mean
ing Of the article which appeared in our issue Of
Saturday last entitled "Histoire Amciene e,
rEzectioa Thier," contributed by ~ @6a
The author submits another article over the same
signature and claims the reward. 1t will be found
in our to-day's issue E.i
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24

tY The prevailing cool and delightful weather
has been the means Of supplying our market with
wild game. For several mornings during the week
we were lucky enough to secure ducks and poules
d'eaux. The change was 10 apparent on our table
that the "young 'uns" even noticed it; and wanted
to know whose birthday it was, that brought about
the good dinner! Who will say after this, that
children don't notice things as well as those Of
mature age?
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24

eBr "Young America has his own way Of ex-
pressing his IDEAS friend Of ours has pro-
missing 'sthree year old" upon which the grand
mother was endeavoring to impress orthodoxy.
The question was -sa Is
"Who gives you your daily bread?' .,s
The reply was, g bod, Drama; but uncle Peter
puts the butter and sugar on it !" X - =
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24

EXTRAORDINARY DEPos1r.-A few days since,
at about the time of closing up business at one Of
the Boston banks, an officer, with the key in his
hand, stepped into the safe to see that all was
right. At that moment another officer coming
along and not knowing that any one was inside,
gave the safe-door shove, which closed it fast,
and as the key was in the possession of the prison.
er within, it was something Of puzzler how
they should effect his liberation. Parties ran in
different directions, some for blacksmith, others
for safe keys, ETC., etc. After little time,
key was fortunately found, which proved an open
sesame to the SAFE and the suffering prisoner was
delivered to the great joy Of himself and his
anxious friends
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24
Succession Of John B,ptiae Roddy decassa.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE

/ ASTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARIS II OF LAFOURClIE-
Fiji Judicial District Court sitting and for said Parish
In the and by the authority of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting in and for the Parish of Lafourche
Aaron B. Ragan Administrator OF the above estate duly
qualified according to law, will expose ubc auction to
the highest bidder at my store situated in the of Th-
oauy, MONDAY the 18th day of the month Of NOvEM-
Der. 1856, commencing at II O'clock A. ~ the movable
and perhabe property belonging to the said estate con.
ssng part of the following articles, to-wit
A LOT OF FAMILY GROCERIES, comprising A general
assortment of such articles usually kept in retail
establishment viz: Mackere Goldfish Herring bacon Pork
Hams, Pepper, Auspices, Oils, ETC.; also, DELPHI Ware Tin
ware Wooden ware, Hardware, few articles Of Cohinga
lot of Jewelry etc.
TERxs-CAsH 1881 A. B. RACAN, Auctioneer
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24

GB Our friend j. N. Lowenstne advertises a
choice assortment Of seasonable dry goods in our
columns Of this morning Just read his advertise
ment; and then, if you really want anything there
in enumerated, give him a call if you want great
haroaina
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24

EB The Lafourche is now rising rapidly; and
should it continue, we shall soon be favored with
good navigation. The steamer Ceres arrived on
Wednesday last, from New Orleans. The present
rise is from the Ouachita Several other southern
rivers are also reported rising; and we trust that
we shall be favored with high water for some time
IN coma