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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-20
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, BUTTER, &c.

XNnnIed.-The subscribers viii purchase ol mako
w ibeIa. advances consignment 10 baltimore,
Philadelphia New York, -FOUR, wheat rye oats, corn,
barley, clover and timothy seeds Also Auer CsOd
pickled) and eggs GILL. q Co
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)ETERSON'S LADIES' Mario
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~ compiler oe-tl, bannli in Goth, ar SID :,
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The Publishers win supply :, eeaer Nu,ubrr,
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SCOTS LITTLE GIANT" COIN AND CUB MILL
Patented Nay 10Th, 1854.

THE atten,ention of Planters, Farmers,
this mill the most n'pu l~ns article Oh the kn no"
USE; only tied grnan cob meal Tor stoek
but table, ana especially Bread Mea rom corn
rot fay RIPE dry in the fall
In setting this III H. mechanic or frame WORK IL wanS
rd oEiy requiring iA.eEed to floor OF tl6tor.
Easily . ju.,ed ami used by nyhody, even child
The Little Giant HIS received the hrst premiums AZ she
late Agricultural fars in Missouri, KENTUCKY Aaryahu
AM: States and that in the most ia
ner; ell the ready commentators Of Iao tnoGsahos
witnessing It's performance.
There mills guaranteed in the most pos'tive msh-
ner No. to grind 10 bushels OF ssu per
Sour with ho &c. and offered II the low price OF SeO
81. complete, re1dy atsachax she teim-No va
srin,ts ~ bushels er hour With two horses
Manufactured BY Scott bu't 81, Louis; Scott z Aoek-
bee Baltimore DcOts + Hedges, Cincinnati.
From the Cincinnati Daily Times.
THE LITTLE G,ANr.'--By invitation We cal ed at The
establishment OF scott Hedges yesterday to witness tns
tie oi,nt Corn and Corn Cob Mill II ever name vas
well applied it is sthe present instance, The NM weighs
three hundre pounds, and with single mol se
10 fcs shaft, it eats c"ra ant cob with
q vengeance" Its 60. up an improvement on the
best patent of this kind attained, and Is 80 Simple
motion twenty minutes and Afterwards De aduftel sh
used with by snybndy 1t will grind with ease Hon
~ 10 IA busnels per hour
To the farmer Ihs m simple h Its consruetson,
hand and furnished at the exceeding low price Of $751; A.
ords Of the greatest We have ever seen
Wherever they have been introduced they have unver-
cal favor Let every Interested in agricultural aur
call Scott Hedges No. Water Street, examine and
see II in operation.
For sale in bodsux BY the undersigned who has
In operation. which he will be pleased to exhibit
pov2-nl6 b. +. HOLDEN.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
ITATE OF Observation-Disclosures
~ OF !TIRRERONHE,-gith Eisttiss Court. z
NJ d. H. HOLMES, "a f.,,s,.ssl x,. r t-4 .ts5 .

D. II. HOLMES - f.15tstssl nse t... s;1Fs
Ia l4aH No. 1A3S }es4A III &s a s.ttt.7t
J.D. UMBERFIELD. II sE,s } lg...se b4siX Q5s8 VI
By virtue Of writ as alas Il f. eman,t!nx from the
sbre mentioned sitting in and foe the said Pasieh
si directed the nHdersghned, sheriff in the above
cut Tied and numbered will Offer for sale at public
suction at the court house door in Houma, on lssf
Saturday, the 9Th day Of January, 1856,
between llccoek, A. n and oclockP. NJ. the foib~-
ing property to"it: ..f,i,t,ss,s.,...
~ \, "A certain tract Or LOT Of land Situated in
'aihi. Parish, on the right bank OF Bayou
Black descending, containing one hundred
and fity.tnnr n loo acres of land, bound
ed above by land of Raymond Luke, and
:, below BY. that Of the estate Of A. s. Ran.
dali, together with all the buildings and
i improve sS menss ilerelnto belonging. ..
said tale will lie made sasfy HE principal, interest
and costs II si,it in tieHhove case.
~ Terms and CondiAi0nss-CASH.
= E.O. GAGNE, Dep. ShT:
ri, Husn1 Nov 90 fs55 ~ svAa s-ntAessassk ~ass
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-06

SHERIFf'S SALE.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish oil
~ TIE rebenne-Fith Judicial District COurt
Mrs. Msfc. Dasps T4.Et
vs.. Nc 1921.
Her Husband.
Saturday. the lst day OF December. 1885,
Between IL o'clock A. NJ and4 a'cock NJ, the follow
ing de crihed properly, tu-wtt:
Two Cows and their Calves
Sal! sac III he made satisfy the Prncpa anu inef
cts and cost of slit in tine aloNe case
Terms AMI CCSUTlONS.-CAsh.
Uouma l.u. November 21,h 1855.
JOSEPH A. GAGNE, Sheriff.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-06
.9lg. Succession Of Jerome Durs,5T
GTATE OFlLOUiSIANA.-Parish Q

~ TerrebOnne-Sth Distrlct court.
WHERE Jean Charles Dupre IL the Parish # La
fpurche administrator Of said succes.un hazing ed
with the undersigned Clerk II said Court final account
Of his administration Of succession, praying that the same
be approved aud homoss gated, = s-t.''s4 a4t
TiEaEFORE all persons having any objections n the
hooosation OF said account hereby notified To make
Them within thirty days from the date hereof otherwise
they " III be deprived Of that right. '.i ..'i ''te
Witness my hand this ID day Of October, 1aSS.
]. AYCOCK, Clerk If said Court.
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Pua.ass,I,s Monthly Magaziae.

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s4 81, LOSTOR STOLEN! a
NOTICE is hereby given that a1receipt

~ OF John Marie Beethou IN my favor for three hun
dred dollars dated about the 4h Of July 1855;
also hooks If accounts. note d" fifty dollars due
by Edward Roicheaux together vitha number Of other
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GODEY'S LADT'S BOOK FOR 1855.
HNWENTItIH Year Of Fabrication i,

l. the suthar-Tie Only Lady's poos .elr.-
edged by the Lad esof this country worth. Of nAn.
Principal Points Of Attraction tar 1855.
1t contains hundred pages uf resius ter 8.
cry months nunher-no: beginning w!.h large nurhr
Of pages IN January and dec throughout tie yen
BEAUTIFUL HrsyL FLAIEA.-Lins OF Mezz1t.ns In eve
~ number
In every number The oniy Fashion Plates tina: ssn
sidered authority
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With u t,irec. FOR ades to cut t-ir osn :.es,e
Pattern. fot Chiltrens Dresses both Esle and ter,.
EmL.eery and BroJerr Ang.a.se ps.tt rns-e'eEy uac
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partsnent..
pre-. and BEAUTY lug Of this most beautiful a
ment TO both sexes.
RENEMBER TH4TTHE LADY SB00k
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uiy iaG'

Thomas J. Hopper
CURGEON DENTIST. ,,on.r1. IA
PRACTICES his rrofes.ior N ~
La1u.e.e, acd AseAIiss1
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-06

Il announcing to parents and guardians th.t he ha
wreAased OF Mr. Gsniner unexpired ease ofthe
larish School House, situated in Thibodaux where he
sl he school for the future His charges are
follows:
Cor the regular English course, PER month"; - 90
For each additional language per month. 81
Arrangements have been made n accommodate those
from distance with good Boarding. 1t reasonable rates.
Par further information, apply at the oee Of the fhb
odaux Minerva, ~ to
CHARLIE sCQHSgPyrA<. rriactval
TAihsiaRa, july Il. iSolik
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-06

VENTE PAR LIE SHEklF. -
THTAT De Ia LOUISiANE.-Par-
IL o;sse Terrebnnne-Cour du SEINE D.strics .'
Nine Marcel Easpt, ..,t
" ~ vs. No. 1921.
Son MTi ~ u &. str -#.... ,.
In vcitu DUN writ dallas H. Il. eemane de IL susa'e
cour siege nt en- e, pour Ia Parosse ct moi s.diesse
.,s,ge Sheriff daus |, ci essus intituee Il aa
nerotee J'orrai en- ven,e pubilue ma residence IN
Il, lie has Tie Huuma, 5-"'''.f
Samedi lie Ter jour de Decembre, 1885,
entire heures A. NJ ct heures p. ~, les propriees ca
epres d-crite stv,ir: -s-------
DeuN VLcEes ct ieurS SuiTants.
La t bent .era ia tie pour satitare Ia snmme prin.
cpae aux ct aux als du process dams la caus CT
Gesssus.
.TermeS ct Conditiuns-COMPTAST.
JOS. A. FA&NE, Sheriff.
Houma, Nov. 90, 1855.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-06
- Succession de Jerome lpupre. IS
ETAT DE La LOUISIANE.-P'

IL oisse Terrehonne-Cosr du SEINE Dcirict Jndicaire
ATTEMPT que JEAN CHARLES DUPRE. de h Paro
se de Laurche administrator de ~ susde Succession
dep,se bereauiu soussgne Croker de h dlte Cour
copte na Dc notwithstanding de y dite succession
denan6s.nd gu il sol: appsauve ct h0niOl0que. ~.
In consequence iencs personnel pouraent avoir
des objections Granddaughter du dit conpte sOut requires
les isfe les tente iours qai suivront cete date
autrement eles seSant jaInais priv6es de &c dros
Teinoin inain e Octobrss 1855. q "a ~ s. al
81 sssszt ~ l4sas - s9 J.AYOOCK, Grefker
mis- 3 - - a.is.sa "a }3 az Do u dite C0uS.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-06
Ncr- Orleans, Opelousas. and Great Aes'
ern Express.
A DAILY EXPRESS is now establish.

4 DAILY EXPRESS is now establish
a ed che Opelousas Rsilroad between New Orleans
and Bayon La'ourche, connecting in New leans with
The American Express for all The principal Cities AM
Towns in ths North and est, and Bayou Lafourche
with
HoLDEN's STAGES AND EXPRESS WAGONS,
for Thibcdaux Houmn, Tgersile BerwcAs By, Paitrr
sonvie, Centerv-, franklin, New Iberia. es. Martins
vile, Washington anal Opelousas.
SPECIE, JEWELRY, vALC ABLEs, and Merchandise
Of every description forwarded and delivered promptly
Notes. Daf Blk, etc., collected, and ali orders attended
to puncsusiy.
Each EXPRESS In charge Of special messengers.
All merchandise, orders from New Orleans Tor the in
terror be lett the once before the day
previous departure. Orders e Joseph Basbas, lJ
Old I.evee street, will receive promp& attention.
EXPRESS leaves Adams Co.'S UIice, No. % Camp ST.,
da j. 1T returning leaves Franklin House, 1hbo
dsGs ~ P. H., and Bay Is.fourche sI2r.M
RAILROAD AND CITY BAGG AGE EXPRESS.
In with the above there is express ur the
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to the Express Messenger have their Ssggase deliver
.d:as directed, with prompIne and desp ateL
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
itiz0ns ofLAncaster pc, sons from the Country
GEORGE II. SMITH,

GEORGE II. SMITH,
NORTH SIDE MAIN STREET, LANCASTER, OHIO
SNNIIE attention Of persons wanting clothing is re-
Il specially called to the Immense assortment oi
that rmsns Of all sizes are eORstaHg Kept in his e.
taLiishmsHt, aud that he has fixed principles which
govern them. The clerk are instructed to represent
truhflly all articles sold by tem and II, aiter the
purchase, parties not satisfied, the garments may
exchange, the money will be checrfuly refund
sd. A partial list arrived:
FrOck ana Dress Coats.
MACK, BLrE, BaowS, OLIVE, GLARET AND auLBERRY.
single Breasted business Coats.
DEvoNsnIRE KERsEY, OXFORD MIXED, CLOTH, rLAtn,
oAss, DuAH DoEsKIS, slLvER GRAY, cAsslMERE ASD
NOTIFIED, BLuE, TAScy and 0RAY TWEED. also, -
Black aud Blue CLOTH SHORT SACS 81 FROCRS.
OVcrcOats.
Blue and Brown suLTLNA cLorH FRotK oVERCoATFi
Binck, Blue, Brown Il Olive D'vOnshire Kersey do;
Blue Black Grey Whitney und Drnb do;
- Pilot Cloth, some Extra Long, 90;
Black Blne and Brown Cloth, superior, do;
Drab Embroidered Cloth Sacs and Walking COATS.
CIOaIts.
Black and Blue CLoTH-some Extra Fine.
REAL ENGLISH PILOT CLOTH;
Vestings.
Plain Black SATIN, Figured SILK and SATIN;
- SILK; Fancy SILK a.,d SATIN
Black CLOTH aud Fauey CASHMERE
hlIck and Fancy VELVET;
Fancy Velvet and silk BALL VESTS. t.
Panta.oOns.
CASSIMERE;
" md Buckskin do;
Dcvonshire Ksrsey and Oxford Mlxedlo
Black, Blue aud Fancy Colorcd SATiNEr;
FRENCH aud AMERICAN COrrUSADE.
Furnishing Goods.
SILK, MERINo, ALL WOOL, Red Gray aud White
| FLANNEL, and COTTON FLANNEL UNDER
| SHIRTS aud DRAWERS. ALL LINEN aud COT
| TON SHIFTS. A 1T guaranteed In all instances.
HALF HOSE-Oakncy and Shetland Wool, Mcrno
| White aud Gray Lamht Wool, English and German
| Cotton, White and COlOrcd.
GLOVES.--BlaCk, White and C0orcd Kid Gloves;
Thfcad silk and NeApOltnn Plush do;
| Drab luck GhoVEs aud GAUNrLETS.
RAVATS--Bl9ek Fancy Satin aud SILK CravAtS.
STOCKS AND TIES, OF all rptlons--nposslbl
" cnumernlo.
Boys aud Chiidern'S Clothing.
Black aud eolorcd Cloth Frocks;
SnrkN
Cass,Iners aud Tweed FruekA and Sacks;
Black md CDlnred OvoicORtS;
MOtucd, Gray and Brown Whitney OvorcSAts;
| black. Dlua aud Brown Cloth jackets,
VESrS--Back Cloth. Black and Fancy silk Vests:
| Tive sd aud ColOred Cassmere do.
PANTALO0NS--BlackH and Fancy Colorud Cnsslnor
| aud n0eskih;
Snlinet, Nv eed aud Coi,onadc;
Childrcn's Black and COOrrd Cloth Suits;
i" Cataways- splondi,
FURNISHING GOODS--Mcrino Shirts, Cotton All
Cotton Flannel Drawers;
Muslin shirts Linen BOsOms, Collars Il w rlstband
Cotton nnd Wool Half Hoses Cashmere Gloves;
Suspeudurs, Handk kerhlefs, Ties and
SILK, COTTON aud GINGHAM UMBRELLAS,
Lancaster, November ~, 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
THEOD ORE TONG,

MERCHANT 1AlLOh.
IN SheTer's NsD Bioek, betpsen The 7dlimadgs House
and ShGder's Hotel,
na HAS just opened large and beautiful assort-
IN mcnt of READY MADE CLOTHING, to-
~ gethcrwith as choce selection Of Ci"ths, CGssi-
cd with great and with special reference to the
wants aud tnsts Of this community.
Hislog experience In this branch OF business, Is
garaee thRt MS stock embraces the choicest nnd
best variety, aud his purchase has been upon such
terms thathc can sell at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRl
BES.
The public are respectfully requested to call and OK
anime his assortment. He has on handa general as
sOrlmcnt OF
SUMMER WEAR,
And Ia ut nl times prepared TO accommodate his old
Clothing, or to MANUFACTURES TO ORDER, out Of
the best macrnl and by most accomplished workmen,
any style OF garments, FOR MEN AND BOYS, In the
best and most fashionable manner Ho Is confident, In
this respect, that he can give general satisfaction.
His assortment embraces general variety OF
Linen Goats, Vostings, Suspenders,
Dress do Pantaloons, Hosiery,
Sack do Cravats, Undershirts,
Curpetbags together with all other articles usually
kept In Genilcmnn's Furnishing Store, and manulac
tured In this most fashionable styles.
THE ASSORTMENT is ENTIRELY NEW;
Inns been purchdsed fwell established houses In
the Eastern cities, and p be drrdnted, to be made o
good material and in durable manner.
He respectfully Invites his old customers and other.
TO call al his new establishment, where he viii ut al
LOWEST RATES. TOtest his promises, he asks aT
of his stock In trade and the and quail
ity of his manufacture. I. TONG.
Lancaster, May 5, 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
RISING n LYONS,

RE now receiving at their old stand fino stock
N of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS as has ever
been offered In this market, consisting OF every article
In the Dry Goods line, together with Fine Stock Of
Boots ahd SROes, Groceries, Qaeensnare and Glass
oare, all of which they determined to sell us low
any house In Fairfield county, entire cash stores not
excepted.
They beg leave to tender hcr earnest thanks to the
citizens ofancasters and vicinity for the very liberal
share of patronage they have received since they have
been In business, and hope for continuance ofthG
same assuring the public that pains shall be spared
thor part 10 give entire satisfaction. The usual az
cles country produce taken in exchange for Goods
Lancaster, March 21s 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
NEW FIsIW AND NEW GOODS
MAKTIN, GIESY n 60.
a.. Nh Gaa,I 80 N u..,,.,,,,.L Il. NJ a,

~ tuN WIN w An
Nm AVE Just received large aud elegant assor rtment
drNEW GOODS, comprising II variety unsur-
passed, aud which they Will sell At great bargains.
Their stock consists Of
cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinets, Jenns. SC.
Vestings, osall the different stylcs
And forthc Ladies' French MerinoeA, ,Thabot Cloths
Alpacas and De LAinos Of all kinds;
Calie0cs, Glnghams, Flanncs, and every nriicle In
the way Of Dress GOOdst0 he found In the citeG
ShnWls, af every variety of hue, Size and maturla
Dress aud Bonnet Trimmings, beautiful lassortm
Bonnets--Silk, Velvet and Strnw--whlch the Ladies'
all declare TO be the most beautiful and fashionable
In addition 10 their stock Of Cloths, &C., they have,
aud will constantly keep hand large and excellent
stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING, got up with
taste and superior workmanship.
Boots aud Shoos lats aud Caps,nt prices wonderfully
low. QisJnSwarc and Gla'sware;
Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Tobacco, Spices, &c.,
always on hand.
N-PThe new lrm tender thcr thanks for the en-
courhglng manner In which they have been received
woll BY the public generally ns 10y the old patrons Of
the snnd and beg leave to assure all that lfa constant
attention to their wants aud determination to keep
up with tho tlines will secaro continuation aud en-
nrEpm mi of their business they will not fail TO attain
that end. Country produce taken In exchange for goods
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