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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-10
III T. RRING'S
Pat ent WORLDS Fair Pre- nm N nm Sa II.

LOk the last fourteen con~
slant aim and untiring effort to public with tie
best security against Fire and these efforts
nov oeng In the large increasing demand an
SAFE MS Safes which stand of ali other.
eoai was awarded him at the Worlds London.
sn 1901, which can be and
awarded him by the nsttute for the best Fre pr
Safe at the old Depot corner of Water and Pima
suee.s, "reen Diock s. G. nERRIEG,
Suy .. l35, 1877 and l39 Water Street.
G. L. Harmon Co., Agent, Chicago, Illinois,
Williams, BOnnell & Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Orders received by Marshall & Co., ST. Paul,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-10
"A. ROBERTS, of the late firm Of

J. A. ROBERTS, the late firm Of
WRIGHT, McLACHLIN ROBERTS,
ID ENG dsunted from said firm, the proprietor is
ID bled offer to the public work superior quality than
has heretofore presented such the imitation
kinds Fancy Woods Mantle Pieces, Marbed initiated
to nature Pars decorated and painted in coors,
ranted equal to the Paris or London style.
Specimens be by calling the residence
j. A. R. opposite the Rice House, st. Anthony street,
st. Paul, aug30-y
CARD.
n c. PRICE would respectfully inform the citizens Saim
L. Paul that he will his profession the
Persons wishing Dental ations kind
fOmed will find 1t to their interest call him
and secure his services His rooms will be W. s. Combs
Bookstore. jeS-tf
FRANK CLARK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law AND
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
wabashaw, Minnesota Territory sc4-tf
JOSEPH FORD,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Office at the WinsOr Hous St. Paul, and at Cannon Ruer
Rice County, Minnesota Territory. jy6-ly
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-10

EsASHIONABLH SHAyBRS, HAZE DRBssERs and Sham.
pocers near tne American House, ST. Anthonyst Paul.
haso honed and any thing In line done With
prcmptness and dispatch. dec17-tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-10
o. TROY, N. ", BELL FOUNDRY. s1
JONES & HITCHCOCK, PrOprietOrs,

MANUFACTURE and keep constantly on hand Bells for
l Churches Factories, Steamboats,, School Houses PSnt:
tOns, Locomotive and Railroad hung with Hdreths
Patent Rotary Yoke Wheels, Frames, Telling Hammers com
pete Springs attached TO the Cappe VI which are
Toy Rens. Co., N. T., shall Immediate at
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-10

aHfnE BELLSs UELL8ss BEL18:: ftf -
rKNERLY,S Church, Factory, Steamboat school
M House other bells, constantly on hand -
the Foundry In West Troy n. T.. :. =. u
Mathematical 1nstruments,
Levels Transts &C., c Of the most superior con-
structi0n constantly on hand.
Raymond Chicago, H. j. hazro q Co., MnWAukee
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-10

WOOD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT
STERLING & BROS WOOD YARD.
I'VE would again call Wood Yard, near the
w Junction Of Third and st. Anthony
prepared TO sell all kinds Of Wood cheap for cash.
NIB. Persvns having Wood to call at our
once, at the Wood Yard.
je12-ff SrERIJNa A NON
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-10

NTHOLESALE and Retail Dealers Boat, Hotel
" House Furnishing Goods, including every description
Hardware and Cutlery; Silver
Hollow Ware; Japaned Planished Tin
of variety; Wooden Wares Brushes
Baths Water Coolers, RefriseratOrs
ST. second door from the
81. Paul, Minnesota. sei:-1vw
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-10-11
AVIS DETECTION.

I'm vElU I'm proclamation Issue de
i \ son Excellence, PAUL o. HERERT, Gouverneur
de Eiat de Ia Louisiana postant l, date du 26 Iule
1885, des election segon enues dams Ia Parosse Terre
bonnie. lie Ter Lun,ii de bre, A. ID. 1855 dan cha
isssres dlement qualities, dams etpour chacun des
dts ACCOMPLISHMENTS depuis heures A. N, usques
henres P NJ. Pour E!ire-
To- IN Repre du 2eme District Congressional
compose De cette partie de la vile d'Oreans, en- han
de Ia rss On Canal. connu CONNIE lie premier District l.
District No. l. jas la willie de Lafayette les par
osses de Jefferson, ST. Charles. st Jean Bapts.e,
Jacques, Ascension, Assumption, LaiOurche, Tef;e-
bonnie, st. Marie ct ST. Martin.
20. I'm GouveTneur ct Lieutenant Gouverneur pour
Eta pour servir lie ter de Guntre ans; attendu
que la l0 al ori1nne nne election lie meme jour par les
votants qualities de fEtat pour ere Serreiaire de
TEiai, Ayocat-Geueral POUR le tegme de quatre
ans.
So. Tn Tresorier de rEtas, un Audteur des Complies
Pulics, ct Surentendant des Ecoles Pulliqnes
chacun derqneis devani tenir office pour lie
dux ans ct usqua que son ait etc dueen
instaile.
10. I'm Senateur pour remplir Ia vacance occasonee
par Ia mort de LHon P. B. Key, dams lie District com
pose es paroi>ses Assumption Lafouche errebonue
30 Tn represeniant de Paroisse.
6c. I'm Avocat de District pour Ia 5eme District Judi
claire compose des parosses Assumption, Lnfourche ct
Terrebonne.
90 Tn Grefer de la cour pour servir durant quasre
annees.
Co. Tn Sheriff Coroner pour servir pendant deu1
annees
90. Tn Assessor de Taxes.
100 Aursnt de JUICES de PAX elus dams chaque
des dlifefentes parosSes par les voants
qualities residant que Ie peuple des dts arrondisse
n'ents. ont drot par Ia oi dere des membres u Jur
DC Police, mas dams les reimbursement on il une
vile incofporee une vile conienant trss cent hab
txnts il sera ela deuA Juges de Paix
lilo. Tn Constable pour chaque reimbursement des
differences Paroisses deyra seir urant deux annees
100 Et attendu WI Ia lo al orionnee que e premis
jour de feiection generate. bite serait ouverte
chncun des eus de Peec,ons dams fEtat, maintenant
etah par Ia dams but de ecevor lie vox es
qtialfees de rEat. pour con,re lie arrangement 90
siege du gouvernemeBt lie Baton Rouge Ia Nouveile
Orleans chaqne pour contre deyra
lie inentOnnes ticket
lie scruln ouvert Ia des commits
saires detection de Ia parose Terehonne sans autre
avis esquels devron tfansmetYe les de laite
election soussgne conform6ment . Il Ioi.
JOSEPH AaSAGNE. Sheriff
Houms, ~ Aouf, 1908. ln7tde.I
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-10-11
NEW CARTHAGE SHOP:
& BROTHER having co,

menced the Carriage Bushes. in all its branches, in
the Shop jackson s;reet next door to the Methodist
Bnggies. Carriages. Rockanays 4. Su1kies
any and every syie also repairing done. Persons de-
sineany.hipg in ther line would do vel to give them a
cali, Ali work guaranteed tn give satisfaction.
f. H. tender their thanks TO the citizens of Assnmp-
ton lffourche and Teebonne far the liberal patronage
they extended to them since the last years that
THAI they have bes engaged in the above business, and
hope for continuance of the Sane.
They have always hani Carriages, Rockawav-, Bug
ges, and Suikies Harness Whips, Fiynet ing &c, &c,
of the manufacturing, the workmanship of which
always guaranteei.
They willing tn trade very liberal terms fer cash
org oil paper. All reairs dune at reasonable rates. and
with the greatest destath.
FULsORD s. BROTHER, Jackson Street
Thibcdaux. August I'd, !Sjstf.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-10-11
G0DEY'S LADY'S BOOK F'ORsa 1855.
Year of Publication by

Il tie same autlisr-The only La'ys took ack'Iovl
d BY the Lad Of thi, country worthy OF its name
Principal Points of Attraction for 1850.
1t contains hundred pages of reading matter in ev-
cry months nunbeE-not beginning with large numier
p.ges il Janu Try and decreasing throughout the yeaf
BgaUrIruL STEEL pLArEs-Line or Mezzetint in eve
~ number.
GopEy's RELIAsLE SEkEL fashion PLATEs-tcnlored.)
In every number the only Fashion Plates that are con
siIered authority.
Kx1TriSs NETTING EMBROIDERY, printed in colcrs.
MusIc.--Two pages monthly.
Early Lessons in Drawing, are given monthly Godey's
Invaluable Receipts-wortn one Three noi!,rsa vear-
for Cooking Toilet Sick Room Nar>erv, and Miscel-
iaaeous House Keeping Receipts. Diagrams and Plans,
with full direct for Ladies to cut tier own dress
Pstcrns ChiIdre is DR. both nal. and female.
Embroidery and roderic ing aise patterns-every month
III great variety
The Nursery department is Invaluable to every
mother Moei Cot gesGeat attention paid to this de-
Iart,nent.
1rsatise the h,r.-Amost excellent article on the
preservation and bcntif ing Of this most beautiful orGa
.ent to beth sexes
REMEMBER TIiT7HE LADY SBOOk
has lu avs given STGEt. ESGRAVINSS, throughout the
nat publishing them in January aad fehrunry, and
then ting them. In the Ladys Book atone you OH
tain hat other TIRES Mag.zes can furnish you with
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-10-11
Psltss:azsl's 'seuth!y Magazine.
THE LARGE and increasing circle Of

TIME LARGE and increasing circle Of
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The approval 81 every reader alike the aim Of the
publishers present such combination of ali these
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ind their considered, ami their intellectual
f.inen provided for. with all enable Hherality- 1t
is intended that every number shall contain art Giles
each Of the following subjects, viz
]. NATIONAL WELFARE-A rarer topic Of
grave public interest the consideration If al; good cit
liens.
=. POPULAR SCIENCE.-Informa'ion illustrative of
the various branches of Natural History, prea, e by
competent scientific men, in lively and attractive language
for family reading.
g. SKETCHES OF TRAVELS IN various parts Of tie
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4 BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL Sketches.
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!. EDITORIAL NOTES Literature Fine Arts, Mu-
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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-10-11
ELECTION NOTICE.
RY VIRTUE of Proclamation issued

ID by his Exce.leacv, PAUL o. HEBEgT, Governor
of The Site Of louisiana bearing dat. July - f5s3
Elections viii he held in the Parish Of Te,re orne
the First Monday, Of November D. 1855, in eseh Of
the respective precincts OF said Parish. by the CoHms-
sinners duly qualed in and 70, each OF the said wards
from o'clock A. NJ to4 oc ock z. NJ. to elect
!. One Representative from the Second Congressional
District composed OF that part OF the city Of New w
leans, above Canal street, known the first District Ds
trct No. formerly the city Of Lafayette aud the fi
ishes of Jefferson ST. Charles, St John the Rapse ~
James. Ascension Assumption, La.ource, Terfebonne
ST. Mary ang st. Martin.
. Governor and Lieutenant Governor Of the State.
tn serve for the term OF four years Aud whereas,
provided by law that there shall be eerted on the
day. by the qualified voters throughout the sta''
a Secretary of State, and Attorney General To sers
fer the term Of four years.
g. State Treasurer an Auditor Of Public Accounts
and Superintendent Of Public Edns ation each 81 wnen
shall hold their office for the term Of Two years. ana uh'
their .uccessrs are duly inst,lled.
Senator from the DISTRICT composed of the paasn
Of Assumption Lafourche ana Terrebonne, to hatns
unexpired term # Hen. P. Il. Key, deceased.
s. One Parish Representative
g. One District Attorney for the 5tk Judicial ihf 9.
composed OF the parishes of assumption, Lai0ufcAe AD'
IerTeb0nne. .x
years.
s. A Sheriff and Coroner, to serve for the term
wo years.
3. One Assessor Of Taxes.
10. As many Justices Of the Peace shall be ceeie
each Of the several wards Of the Parish ny the -
VOTERS residents Of the ward a. the people o. sseI Lat
the wards respectively are now entitled ny ia"
members of the Police Jury, but in those warns ~
there is Incorporated town. tow containn. Ia
hundred Inhabitants, there shall tie elected TWO
OF the Peace. of
II. One Constable for each Of the several "a'a' -
the Parish, to serve for the term Of two years frs,
II. And whereas. it ID provided by law tnat on ~
day Of the mex, genera! election poll shall DC -
eich Of the election precincts in this STATE nos az
lisbed by law for the purpose of receiving the .no
the qualified voters of thi. State, for or ,ou
val Of the Seat of Government from the to"n ~ nn,I
Rouge the city Of Nav Orleans, and that ever have
ned voter voting for against the removal h. he
written on his ballot the words For kenosa. p.,o-
in favor Of such removal and the words "Asa''''
val,"i if he oppose it. p;.h of Ter
The Com,is. io.ers Of Election of the fsI 81 no.
rehsnnc will >uperintend said election wHnun,
ire, And make due reiurn TO me- rccordisg oh~, s
~ - Gnu -''1-1 JOSEPH A. GAGNE. shshH-
Hanna Ancnst 90 Is55-n7-tde-
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Inl-tl
NU'rICE.

Notice is hereby given that i; is the in
tension Of theeundersigned to apply to the
next term of the District Court in this
Parish for the emancipation Of the Slave
FLORA. aged abaut 40 years. with per-
mission to remain in the State Of Louisi-
ana, in accordance with an act Of the
Legislature, approved March 18th, 1885,
entitled IAN act relative to Slaves and
Free Cplorcd Persons. No. 3e5."
HouMA, Parish Of Terrebonne, Sept
TENDER 2G, 1855.
LOUIS BOURGEOIS.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-10-11
VENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE.-Par-
~ oisSe Terrebonne.-Cour lu SEINE Dctrict.

No. t4JD.
Up. yiguerie ct Gle. }
En- vertu dua de Fl Ia en,ane de Ia dte CnIr.
sergeant en- pour la de arroisse ct Ii mi addresse.
.lss yne Sheriff. Il cidcs nttluee
raee j. orira vente pu!llu !, Iaisen dc Cur a
HoEma,
Samedi lie Gene jour d'Octobre, 1855,
entire haures W. heures ". les propre tes CT
anreS d6crites, apa tenant J. p. Nieu.rie,
Trois cerliias inIs tGes, dans ce:te rras dams
la vile de IIun, de gnes dams lie plan lie h ;e willie
etAne les Nus % 81 ct 20 nesurant tris 9satre
vnyt pi. us de rsns sur la gpe Nocd-e M. D. ayaat
unr protnndeur cent rirs esale IL iisne Est
quest Lot No. % as pref :n6eur sur gne Quest
de cinq pids de qaaireril 81 enN pied Ia ligne
Est. Lot M. 90 ayaat profondeur de suar,vinst
seuN pie.s la gne Quest de cnqu ,n;e neuf eds
>ur lisne Est. nseInle toutes les hat ct
arnei araticus yapratenau
. IN certain lie terre gu Lott opparenan J. p
yiguerie Gle, itu dams IL paroise Terreonn sur Ia
rive gaucie descendant lie You Terrphonae me ur mt
pies tie front prot,ndeu de dix arers
lou Ia ro de igfe u'pres farpantage) h.
en- aEt Jar lie tere de Mtsurin bupre, bus par In
de L. r. Harrnw-le dill morctau de te
qus PAR l.p. Vgeer ct Gle de M,thurn Dupre PR
psse par evaut j. A. Letl,nc Recorder de Ia ile
rar oisse .e 1aeile jour d'Ayri 1883,
La dite vente flite satisfaire Ia prin
cipaie nerets tris du process dams Ia
dessus.
TERMES EFT CONnTTInNS.-pouZe mois de credit,
L,chstu devra donnsr absat bonne sGcur te
por,ant hut p,u. cent dintcrtt fepnis la vente
+. o. GAGNE. Depute Sheriff.
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SHERiFF'S SALE.
ScTATE OF LOUISIANA.-Parsh OF
~ Terrebonne-5t. District Court.
HOBBS


HOBBS,
NO. law
J.p. Viguerie s. Co.
By virtue OF !, writ OF FL Fa., emenatng from the
above mentioned Court sitting in and for the above Parish
a,, to me directed. the undersigned, Sheriff in the above
lei, nd numb will eitr for safe az pubic
auction at the Cuurt iIou.e in iioura., on
Saturday the 9th day of October, 1879.
beveen II o'clock A. NJ. and o'clncs NJ, The follow
NJ described property, belonging TO Viguerie to wit
Three cert,in lots sita: ed in this sh, in the town
of Honma a.d lie i.nat in the . os said .own Of licG
MA rs Ms y, ard &C. mensarng all ghty ieet front
on The North. he No % having dep o lnJfest, equal
1t The east ID IVES, lire Lot M. ~ having Il. pt
the West line of I95 feet au of s. fee, the East line
Lot No. a6 having depth OF 50 feet the West line, To-
-.er with all the Blu ings nd improvements thereon.
g certain parcel nf land, he'oneing to- p.
y,urie Co., stIated in this Parish t,e left descend
ing bunk Of Bayou Terrebonne measuring in width 81 feet
with the depth of ten arpents Of such depth sur
vey calls tor-boundd ahn,e fy -nd of Nathurn Dnpre
AMI below by land Of r. Il. BrrGw the acquired by
J p yiguer.e & Co., from Mathurn Dupre ~ art
passed beoreJ A. Ll,nc Recorder II said Parish,
the 10th try Of April. 1855.
Said safe will be e satisfy the principal, interests
and OF suit in the above
TERMS AND CONDITIONS Twelve months credit
the burcha being requ red to give bon sd good
ry. with interest from day OF sale at the Of eight
cent. l.. O. GAGNE, Deputy Sheriff.
Houina, Septelnher6 6, 1s55tts.
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Day School for Boys.
THE SUBSCRIBER takes pleasu

II announcing to parents and guardians thet he Ia
purchased OF Mr. Gardner the unexpred lease 0fhe
Parish School House, situated in Thbodaux where he
viii continue his school for the future His charges are
follows;
Cor the regular English course, per month"; Sc 90
Sof each additional language. per month, 81
Arrangements have been made to accommodate those
from distance with good Boarding, reasonable rates
For further Information, apply at the office Of tie Tkb-
0daux Minerva, or to
CHARLES sCIIEfIpsTEgN, Principal
Thibodaux, July II, 1s5i-itf
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EVERY DAY AcTuaL1rIEs.

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J. s. FRIZELL L.
DRUGGIST.

DnOs'e'As EouNA. Ia,
WHERE may be found iui a, sss. ~
w ment GENUINE IMPOkTED MhD'.
all the popular Patent Medicines Of the dav,
sphysiei.ns' Prescriptions carefully d'p q col
Aiso-Engish and French Perfumery ETH. SIand
Soaps. Pomaes Oils, Tenics for the har, Nhce,Ie
Hair Brushes Combs, elegant Toilet and faD!
Pre- Vines and Brandies.. ~. var
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~. W;naaw Glass. Putty. Dye stuss
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\. =. RAG n,
Grocer and Commission
NERCKASr.
Nos. s AND 10 ST. PnEL.r STREET,
Thihodauy, La.

Il EEtS CONS ANiLs ON HAND
Il n large stock of Fresh Provisions and us.
Produce which lie can AFFORD to supply rlalt-rs ard o
with on terms more advantageous then hes can nTrcb
them in the city ui New Orleans.
His supply of FAMILY GROCERIES WINES .,t
LIQUORS is Very t,nsive, and tonsi,, in n,r 81
fellow ina named articles, viz:
APrLrs, Died and Gre n, kETcHrp, Walnut, Ton .,e
ALsPtcB, i-AkD M. Leaf
AsisErrR. ioEEsIErY;
AXE HAapLEs. LEMONS
BACON, Hams, Sides, and EANPWIcE.
Shoulders; LraroES Ccsrac Ch-n,ys,
BEEF. Suear-Cured: Peach and New Yo;k ,r.r
BuTTEa Goshen AID Wet dies Old Bourbon Iri,u
err; and Reetife! VII IL W ia
BEANS, Navy; maira Rum: HoInna GIN
Biscuits Soda and Butter; etc etc;
BREAD, Pilot and Navy MusraRp Creoas asd Kerry.
EUckwx,sA At. kegs ard boxes; MoLAssEs
BRooMs, Assorted; MAtARoSI
BLAcxIsG' M sons MATeREs, FrictsOc;
BASKETS, all sizes; MACK;
BUCKETS, Tin and Painted NuTNEGs;
CoFFEE RIO Java Mocha; NUTs 7, cans ana Almonds;
CANDLES, SPERM Star and ,iis, Olive, amp sad Lard;
French Ta.low; GSicNs
CHEEsE Pine Apple, Eng pitsLKs Assorted:
iish Dairy Western PORK, Mess nnd Prime;
Reserve; PoT.rogs, sweet ami Isisk
CHOCOLATE No. l; PEACHES, bred;
CANDIES, Assorted; PIrPER, Black:
CORDIAL, do; PEPPER SARGE;
CIGAks, lieut. sm,; POWDER, Sporting and kas;
CARDS, Playing; PIPES, Gay and Stene;
CNsANoN; RAIsisS, Ma aga;
CLOVES; RICK. Carol ma aud Creole:
CLnTHEsp1Ss; SALT, coarse, fire and table;
CogEs. London: SuGsR, Loaf and Brown;
CARS, Percussion; SOAP. Bar, CASTLE and Fancy
DENJoASs All sizes; STARCH Fux's and Colgatss
Fees; S>UFF, Scotch and .bey
FlorR, ST. Lons and Ohi,; SARpiSE-:
FISH, Cod. Mackere and SnoT, iiuck and Drop;
Herring; SAL 41,RATrs
FIsHISG TACKLE; TEAS Asurt. d;
thNGrR; TaBACcO. dr.;
GARLIC; TIs-WARE do.
Garden SEEDS, VINEGAR;
HAMS, Sugar-Cure1; WINES, Mader., Sherry,
iNpIGo: hami agne Part, md ksd;
Jy6S, Stone; WASH BoA2ps, esc, &c.
And, in fact. EVERYTHING thu: is usually kept
in wholesale retail groce. y. ;ay he had oil bin
the most reasonable terms.
AB.RAGAN, 2 and 10, St. Philip STREET.
August 2, Is55-n3tiH ThbsmauN La