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You have done the honor. with voice, from one
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my Ointment with appreciation 1t is scarcely two
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short perod THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
so Maiden Lane Neec York ana pa Strand London.
ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS, AFTER NINE
YEARS. STANDING.
Cory 9fn Letter from -M.. w. ! Langley Of NxatseHe,
YadAin Co. Nh Carolina, Us, ddted Nor. !, 1888
w-RE4D MS OWN WORDS.
To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY: Sir,-It is not my wish to
become notorious neither is this letter writ en- for the
sake writing hut TO that your ntment cured
of of the dreadful cuaneous diseases that
flesh is heir to- and which considered by all who knew
me, be entirely beyond the reach of medicine For nne
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after trying cry medicine had heard Of resigned
in despair all hope of being cured; but friend brons
me coupe of large pots of Ointment, which caused
the on my legs to heal and entirely rerained nv
health agreeable surprise and delight and to the as
tonishmen, of my friends. [Signed] WJ.LANGLEf.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A BAD BREAST WHEN
NEARLY AT THE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. r. Dusant, Ne,o O''leans,
Norembey 9Th, 1853.
To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY IS, Corner Of Ann and Nassau
Streets " " Dear Sir-It is with heartfelt gratitude
have to inform You that by the of your Ointment and
Pills. life of my wife has been saved For seven years
she had bad breast with ten runcing wounds tnct OF
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we obtained your Medicines Messrs. Wright Co..
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These Pits should be used conformity aci the Ointment
in most Of the fDlLoaoing cases:
Rad Iegx Contracted & LumbasO Sore Threats
I>,I Rya,s,s Stiff Joints Piles Skin diseases
Rnrns Fistulas Rheumatism Scurvy
Runions Gout Salt Rheum Sore Heads
ChilbainS Gianiular Scalls Ulcers
Chapped hands Swellings Sore Nipples Wounds
Sold at the establishment Of Professor HOLLOWAY,
50 Maiden Lane N. York. and PA Strand London also by
respectable Druggists and dealers in Medicines through
the United Staes in Potts. at CENTS 81 cents and
81 80 each To be had wholesale Of the principal Drug
Houses in the Union, or 81
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA.-Pari Of
~ ferrebonne-5th District Court.
]. Hobbs,
No. 1850.
J. p. viguerie 4 Co.

By virtue Of writ Of Fl. Fa. emsnatnz from the
Rhoye mentioned Court sitting in md for nc ahov Parish
aud TO directed the undersigned Sheriff in the Above
entitled and numbered case win offer for sale al pubic
suction st the Coat House in Houmi,
Saturday the LIST day Of September. 1855,
between II O'Clock, and oclock. r. NJ the follow
ing described property, belonging viguerie wiz
Three certain lots situated in this Parish in the
Of Houma, and designated in the plat II said of
ma Nos O. g. and g. measuring all eighty let front
on the North the No. q having depth 1Wfeet equ.l
at the East and West line Lot No. u having d. nth ON
the West line Of los feet and NJ So feet the East line
Lot No. % having depth Of So feet the West line
gcther with al the Buildings and improvements thereon
Two other certain lots Mes b and a. also situated
in the town Of Houma Lot No. 3 measuring 80 runt
the NORTH ice, deepen Ronsse street 59 feet deem
on the upper line and So feet inches the back line
bounded above by Lot No. and below by Rcussel street.
IN front BY the street which separated from the lot form
eriy belonging to N G. Nelson Lot Mo- q measuring 50
feet front BY 100 feet deepb0undcd above by lot No o.
and below BY lot No. g. the hack hy No H. aud in
front by the street between that and Mrs. Bakers lot to-
Eeher with a the buildings and thereunto
belonging,
g. certafn tract parcel If land belonging to J. r.
Sxurie Co., situated in this Parrish LEFT
ing bank Of Bayou Terrebnnne measuring in width
front win the depth Of ten arents such depth
vey calls iObounded above ty land Of Mashurin Dnpre
). p Viguerie 4 Co., from Mrthurn Dupre by an act
passed before Leblanc, Recorder Of said Parish on
the 10Th day Of April. 1856
said sale will be made to satisfy the principal interests
and costs Of suit in the above
T.RAs AND C0NDITIoSs-CASH.
4. o. GAGNE, Deputy Sheriff.
Houma. July g. 1S55-2tds-.
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VENTE PARLE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Pa

u ] n LOO1O1NINCs-TH
~ osse Terrebnnne-Cour du 5Gme District Judiciaire
sergeant dams ct pour Ia dte paroisse-
c D; Ds''1 A'S NJ 1920 D. " " Holmes; H. 1888
John ID. UmberfieM, I John ID. Umberfeld
dams ponr Ia dite parois.e moi
addresses les atires rdessus intitueees
tees Jofrirai pubque dcrnier plus haut
eacheresseur Ia mai>on de dams Ia vile de Hon-
ma lie Sse premier jour m nios de Seprembre mil hut
cnqaanle cnq entire leg heures de II A NJ, and
NJ, la propretc c apres dtcrite ct specifee savor:
lie lot section nnn,ero Sept dams lie Township numero
dix sept Range numeo seize EST equei est borne audes
par les de r. Luke ct audessous par cees de
Madame Randall cont enan cent cinqu;nte qua.re 7-l00
ensemble toutes batisSes authorizations qui
sly tr'nvent on qu y sppartienuent.
La de vente lieu pour satistaire JUDGEMENTS
nierets fras DIES deux ahires cdessusntitu
lees.
CONDITIONS DIX Ia vxSrE-COMPTANT.
Houma "a Juliet. 1855.
Bids. JOSEPH A. GAGNE, Sheriff.
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Day School for Boys.
THE SUBSCRIBER takes Dleasu

announcing 10 parents and guardians that he has
purchased Of Mr. J. Gardner the unexpired lease the
Parish School House, situated in Tbibodanx where he
viii continue his school for the future His charges are
- follows
Cor the regular English COURSE per month"; So 20
Scs each additional language. per mnth.. 50
Arrangements have been made to accommodate those
HON distance with good Boanng Mt reasonable rates.
For fur Their nfnrnnon apply ut the office OF the Thib
odaux Minerva, to
CHARLES SOUTHEASTERN, PRINCIPAL.
Thihodaux, July IL, lS5i-ln.
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SHEKIFF'S SALE.
rTAsrE nE nVyICTANA D..:.L

SHEkIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of
~ Terebonne-Fifth Judicial District Court setting in
and for the Parish Of Terrehonne.
G. D. Deoux, Admir-, D. II. Holmes,
No. 1920. ~ No. 1893.
John D. Umberfield, John D. Umb-rfsld.
BY virtue o two wFs Of Fier Facies directed in
the above entitled and numbered by the honorable
the Aforesaid Court have seized and viii Offer for sale
public auction At the Court House door of said parish in
Houma Saturday the lst day Of September, 1852 be-
tween the hours a II A. NJ, and P. NJ the following
described property. belonging to the defendant John d.
Uumbesfe!d. to-wir
Lot or section No. in township No. seventeen, range
sixteen bounded above by land Of r. Luke and below
by land OF Mrs Randall containing hundred and fifty
four IL 100 acres together with all the buildings and in
provements thereon heing, or thereunto belonging.
The foregoing sale will take place satisfy the judgments
with the accumulated interests and in the above
titled causes
TEAMS OF sALE-CASH.
JOSEPH A. GAGNE, Sheriff.
Houma, Jdiy cath 1s55tis.
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VENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE LA LOUISI ANE.-Par-
IL oisse Terrebonne.--Cour du SEINE Dics1ict.
h' Ss xo.14,o.

,. r;; ;'s,.,,. :. Gle. se.,4'o
En- vertu dun writ de ii Fa. emare de Ia ite Conr
snussgne sheriff, dams cdes>us intuee hume
J. otrira vente publique /, aison de Cour
Houma,
Samedi le Ter Jour de Septembre, 1855,
entire heu-es A. NJ ct heures p NJ les rroprietes CT
apres decri,es, apartenant Il J. T. vguerie, savior
Iros esrains lots. ssns dams eet,e p.r.oiss dams
comme les Nos 3D. g ct &C. mesuant tons tros fuare
vingt pes de front sur Ia Hgne Nord-le No. g. nyant
nne profondeur de cent peds eae sur Ia gne Est e.
Quest Lot No. 81 ayant profondeur sur Il gne Quest
de cinq pes de quatrevingt denx pieds In gne
Est Lot No. % nyant profondeur de quatrevingt
deux ieds Ia igne Quest ct de cinquane neuf pies
sur Il ligne Esensemhe avec tnutes les batsses ct
ameforstious Sppartenant.
Deux Lots terrains stnes auss dams
In vile de Hnuna etsnt les Nos Is 24ie No % me-
quaHevngt peds de front Ia lignc Nord
six peds de profoadeus Ia Rousse
cnquante neuf pieds lfne denhau ct quarevingt
deux pes Init pouces sur Ia gne u fond borne haut
par lot No "a ct has par Ia Rousse par
Ia qui separe du lot ci-devant !appartenant n
Nelson. Lot No "a mesurant quntevngt peds de front
sur cent de prOfOndeur borne hant lie lot No. %
ct has par le lot No. arriere par lie No. &C.
avant celni c du terrain
Madame Bsker Ensemble avectoutes les hatisses ct
authorizations appartenantes deux desniers terrains
ont etc aussi scqus TAR J. P. Viguerie)
J. I'm certain moroccan de terre Lot oppsr.enant P.
Vguerie ct Gle, stue dams Ia parosse Teebonne In
snxante pes de front pronndeur de dix arpents
lou Ia proondeur desgne dspres rarpantsge) horne
en- haut par lie terre de Mahurn Dupre bias par Ia
terre de r. r. Barrowle dit de terre etc ac-
qus par p Viguerie Gle de Mathurin Dupre par
acte passe par devant A. Leblanc Recorder de Ia die
paroisse lie l0cme jour d'Avril 1855.
La de fate pour satisaire Ia somme prn-
cipae interes ais du process cause CT
dessus.
TEnxEs Er CoSDlnoSs.-'CoMpTANr.
E. o. GAGNE, Depute Sheriff.
Hounla ~ Juliet, Is55.-2-tds.
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Succession Boyer epousc de Nercsse Boureau
NTAT DE LA de

~ Cinquieme District, paroisse de Terrebonne.
Atendu Que Nacisse BOudresu de la parosse de Ter
rebonne ft application Greer Ia dit- Cour
pour etre nomma Administrator de In die Succession
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Estate Of Ernesne Boyer, wife Of Nercsse Bourdreau
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fift Judi.

~ cial District Court,-Pavish Of Terrebonne.
WHEREAS, NERCISSE BOURDREAU, Of the Parish Of
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said Court praying to be appointed Administrator Of said
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the said application will be confirmed and granted in
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Ills this 18th day Of july thousand eight hundred
(-~ and fifty Ave. J.AYCOCK, Clerk
n1-Ot rinh District Conyt Terreh~,rca
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
NTATE OF LOUIS[ANA-PARISH
~ OF TEIREBoNNE-Yifth district Court.
Harriet W Young, EM's,
ner-er Brown.
X. -; :: !. s., No 'sss.{
James Fitch,
W.. No. l4l2.
Burger 4 Brown.
b. virtue Of three wri.< Of Feri Facies enana:inc
from the ahove mentioned Court sitting in and
the s.d par ans! addressed. the undersigned
Sheriff. in the entitled and numbered sns, will
otter public sale the premises Little Gallon, about
10 miles below liMra, on
Saturday the lstday Of September. 1855.
between The honrs Of II ocio~k A. ", and O'Clock P. ~
the following desc ibed property. to-wit:
certain plantation posed of several tracts of land
situated in this parish the Bayou Little Gallon, about
miles below Houma, described az ioiinws:
lst. certain tract Of land having eleven and half
font tie right bank OF the Bayou Little Gallon
with depth frty arpents; bounded above by the land Of
feriinau! Sevir, ar,. below by Urlin Picou.
I'd. Another certiin Of land, having ITO Eve
arrerts on the right bank oil Bayou Little Cailon th a
deth OF forty arpents; bounded above By land of Felix
Smith, and below BIS land OF Siu tn & May.
3D. An.hrr OF land the right hank of the Bay
Little Gallon, having fifteen arpen and half 'front.'
the said Bayou with the depth survey; bounded above
taHd OF Crola P.cou, ana Dy OF SlniSh
May.
4t Another tract of land having half apent front
the left bank Of Little lan with the depth Of
vey; bounded above by lands Of Ferdinand SEWN, and be-
low by Urbin Picou.
sh Ano her tract of lard having front Of apent
the left bank of The said ayon Little Gallon. with the
depth Of survey bountea above by land of Manuel Do
n.angue and below by Soseph pupisnti fils.
9th Another tract of land having font Of FIVE ar
penis the left bank Of said Little Gallon. with the Gep
IL survey bounded above Icy land of Marcein Dup!ani
and below iy land of Manuel Domaingue.
9Th Another of land having front of arpenis
and half the right bank Of the Bsyon Lt" CalI"u;
bounded above by land of Edward Stouet and below by
land Of Francois Rahin.
Toueher with all the buildings and improvements there
to belonging.
Also the following named slaves, to-wit:
SIDNEY. aged aiont "a years;
LUCINDA, aged :5 years, and her two children, OVID,
5years, GEORGE, years;
SUSANNAH, aged % years, and her child. SARAH,
aged5 years.
LIBERTY, rs years. BETSY, 30 years; AMBROSE, "a
years; SUSANNAH BLACK, D years. and her chilli, MAR
TIA, 2D months; loE 30 years; lSAM, 26yesrs MARY,
- years. ISAAC, AZ yeas; SALLY, ~ years and her
three children, NELSON aged u yaars DANIEL years
and PAULINE 5 yesrs; ELIZA, 35years.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the principal interest
and costs Of suits in the above cases.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.-rwelve months credit
the buchaser being required TO give bond and good
Tty with interest from day Of sale at the Of eight per
cent JOSEPH A, GAGNE Sheriff.
Hanna, August 8 1854 [n4tdsI
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Succession de Terxle Leblanc, ePouse de II. Chauvn
ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA de

~ Cinquieme District, PIrosse dc Terrebcnne.
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