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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-05-23

W. earnestly invite all r-r-..us who suffering with
~, IT the lie hist n,- Is heir to- TO call Dr. John
huIs agent, ami -et copy ~ Bulls Family Journal
aKAGIs; nr ilr suh- Of humanity, hope that a
single Individual be- found Hing give Bulls
snttapna NAL after rrading and recolecting, the
time that 10 T. impossible for the Doctor TO publish
the tenth part Of the number Of cerhsaes OF astounding
rurrs I.ioim'd ly lis SHIapaula The amount Of
trsiony Voluntarily soweroi on Dr. Dulis sarsa parilla
from we'll known and Distinguished individuals, both in
pubic aud private lie, has been perfectly overwhelming
Principal Onicc, No. Gclscy Building,
Courtlandt st, New York, and No. |, Fifth st
Louisville, Ky. = W. p. Russell,
cay Agent, Middlcbury
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-10-25
EtECTiON NOTICE.
10y VIRTUE of Proclamation issued

= a 1 -
! ,y his Excelency, PAUL o. HEBERf, Governor
Of the State OF Louisiana, bearing date July ~ io''
recti,,ns Will lie held in the Parish o ie'tehoHn o
the First Monday, of November u Loo, III c 80 VI
The respective precincts said Parish. by tie ComS-
sinners luIy qualified in and each Of the said wards,
trora Q O'Clock 4. NJ to o'c.ock +. H.. toe'eci--
l. One EereseE i;ive irnm the Second congressman
District composed of ihat part OF the city Of New VT
leans above anal street. known as the hEs District DE-
irc, No formerly the city ri Lafayette. anu ..e a.
ishes o. Jefferson st. Charles, St John the tals.e 81
James Ascension. Assumption iaioGrctie lefie9oIie'
St. Mfry aag st. Martin -, CO..
, 10, eraor and Lieutenant Governor OF the state
10 scrv. for The term of fur years, And whereas IL Is
s uryis,ed by law tia there shall he elected On the
SANE day. by the qualified voters throughout the sla,
Secretary Of Suite aud an Attorney General 10 Sc''
for the tern, of four ears.
A state Treasurer an Auditor of Public accounts
and Superintendent Of Public EdneaIi'r each OF whe:i
shall hold their ce for the term OF Two years. anu ''
( their surcessrs are duly insttied.
L. Senator from the Disre, composed Of the parish
Of Assumption laonrche ana ierreoohne' ~ iii '"e
upexpired term Of Hen. F. b. Key, deceased.
| 5. One Parish Representative.
G. One District Attorney for the 5tk Judicial iisf
composed OF the parishes OF Assumption La'-'i'Ne i
Ierrebonne
AClutk of the Court to serve for the term OF four
5. A Sheriff and a Coroner serve for the term OF
wo years
9. One Assessor Of Taxes.
10 As uiiuy Justices of the Pence SHAH ne eec'ea IN
each of the several wards of the Parish ny the qae
voters. residents Of the ward, as the people o ste
The wards respectively are entitled hy law to ec
members of the Police JHry, hu; in those wards III whic
there is incorporated: town, or tow con'i's l!
hundred Inhabitants, snail be elected two justices
oil the Peace.
H. One Constable for each of the several wards OIL
! the PARISH, TO serve for The term of two years
IL And whereas. il is provided by law that on the mrs
day of the general eiertion, poll shall be opened
eac! tae election precincts in this state, now estth
ished by law for the purpose of receiving the votes
he qualified Of this State for or against the reno
val Of Of Government from the town OF balo.
Rouge the city of Nav Orleans and that every quar-
fl,p mn III
written on his ballet the words For Removal If he be
ia favor uf such removal, and the words Against Keno
vai,',f he oppose il.
The Comiss toner's Of Election of the Parish of Ter
reonnc VIII iperntend said election without further no
iice. and make due according to law.
JOSEPH 4. GAGNE, Sheriff.
/ Eorma August o. lS55-n7-tde-
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-10-25
GODEY'S L4DY'S BOOK FOR 1853.
TWENTiETH Year of Publication hy

Il the same au,.ior-The only Ladys Book acknowi
edged by the Ladies of this country worthy Of its name
Principal Points of Attraction for 1858.
1t contains hundred pages of reading matter in ev
cry months number-no BEGINNING with large number
of pages in January and decreasing throughout the year.
BEAUTIFUL STEEL PLArEs.-Lne or Mezzotint in eve
ry number.
GoDEY's RELIABLE SEKEL FASHION PLATEs-tcolored)
In every number the only Fashion Plates that Con.
sdered authority.
KNITTING, NETTING AND EMBROIDERY, printed in colors
MusIc.-Two pages monthly.
Early Lessons in Drawing are given monthly. Godeys
Invaluable Receipts-worth alone Three Doarsa
for Cooking the Toilet Sick Room, Nursery and Msce
Ianeous House Keeping Receipts Diagrams and Plans
with full directions for Ladies to cut their own dresses
Patterns for Chiidrens Dresses, both male and female
Embroidery and Eroderc Anglase Pattern-eyery month
in great variety
The Nursery-This department is Invaluable to every
mother Model Coages-Grea attention paid to this de-
partment.
Treatise on the hair-A most excellent article on the
preservation and identifying of this most beautiful orna
ment to both sexes.
REMEMBER THATTHE LADY, SBOOK
has ALWAYS given SFEEI. ENGRAVlNGS, throughout the
year not publishing them in January and February, and
then emitting them In the Ladys Book alone You
tain what no other three Magazes can furnish you with
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AYES D'E..EET2OT.

I'm NEIU dun proclamation Issue de
81, Erreffeuce. rAIrI q. Ht2ERr, GolIverneur
de Ptas de III Louisiana. poFttnt II cate Gu 70 iie
S55. DIES election lenneS dams 1T Pa otSse Itffe
bnar. le Ter Iunii de E,veltbre A ID. ls1, dan cha
Gun les ACCOMPLISHMENTS lie Ia fe faroiss, par les Com
nissaires dlement qnatie<, dams pour clacun des
dts embellishments. deuts HeufeS IL NJ, jaAiss
i.eures 2. NJ. Pour Ei,fe--
10 I'm Hepreseaant du 2Gme District Compassionate.
ronpese lie partie de In Vile dorieans en- hiu
dc Ii du Canal cHnnu eon"ie re PREMIER pis.iei,
iistrct No t. ia,is II vile tie Lafayette ct les par
oisses de jefferson. ST. Charles. St Jean Baptiste ST.
Iacoues. Ascension. Absorption, Laiourche, lefie-
Tonne ST. Marie ct ST. Martin.
20. Tn GouvcracuE CT lieutenant GonVelheH F'ui
rEtat pour servr lie de quatre ans; ct attendu
u,e la ol ordnne election le meme Jour par les
qualities de lEtat pour eire un Sefreaire e
Fiat, I'm AVocaGeuei'ii pour ie tefhie de quaie
ans. .....
3d. Tn Tresorier de rEta,, Auditeur des Complies
puiicS. ct Srrentendant DIES Ecoles futita"es'
chcus esries evnt office pour ie .erlhe &c
deux squa que son successsur AIT etc dueheh
insttlie.
H. In Senateur pour rempr Ia vacance occas once
mar IA NOR de ..iloa p IS Key, dams lie District com
pose des parosses assumption, Laousche et
80 Tn repraseusant oe faros<e
de- I'm v.cst Ge District pnnr II 5ieme B>tric. judi
claire CONFUSE des parosses Assumption, LaioucEe ct
feireIor,ne o.-o
nnees.
So In Sheriff ct un Coroner pour se,vir pendant deux
|
90 Tn Assessor tie Taxes.
Ito Aut IN, de Juses de Pax seront es dams chagne
reimbursement dierenes ro's es, laf les No.:ht
qualities Tes,ant que he ieape aes AIS
lents ont dro par la hi DEERE DIES ieihfes du 'afi
de Police n.as dams les ACCOMPLISHMENT on IL a une
vile incorparee vile c.snienant tf"is cent haht-
,.nts il sera elu druA Iuges de l'tX
| Ito Tn Constable pour chaque ACCOMPLISHMENTS des
differences Paroisses eu evr sersir curant deA aiees
l2o Ell ;ttendu VI In I III or onnee que lie premier
;our de reec;iou aeBer,e bite serait oHverte
chacun deS iieus de Peecons dams Pttat, n;htehtht
etal Tar oi dams IL but de rece9oir lie NoA ties Voas
qualities de Fiat pour GU eonfe lie eh%heenieht nu
.sae ,iu en,, ern eeat Baton Rouge la Nouveie-
Orleans chag,e personne vot,nt pour on cohtre de'fa
| lie mentionner son Ticket
lie sc,,in sesa oavert sons la surveillance DIES comnis
saires detection dc Ia parosse Terrebonne sans autfe
avis le>ques devront ansmete les reours de iialte
| election au souss;gne commencement Ia iol:
| JOSEPH A. GAGNE. Sheriff.
| Eouu,a 90 Aout 1866 n7tde.I
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THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN"
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Ne,o Orleans, Opelousas, and Great West.
ern Rail Road.
open TO BAYOU LAFOURCHE
" CROSSING, So miles, for Passengers and Freight.
Trains will daily and from Lafourehe Crossing, as
follows:
Summer Arrangement.
LEAVES ALGIERS at o'clock, A. NJ. and arrives =:
Lafourche Crossing at II O'Clock, A. N.
RETURNING leaves Latourche Crossing at o'clock, p
NJ, and arrives at Algiers at 6 O'Clock, Pm.
Special Train.
A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Agiers every SATURDAY
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Wines and EiGOrs,
NEW CARRIAGE SHOP!
CULFORn & BROTHER having co

EULFORn & BROTHER having com.
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the Shop Jackson next door To the Methodist
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on Lafource and TerreDonne, for the liberal patronage
they have extended them since the last years that
they have been engaged in the above business, and
hope for IA continuance of the same.
They have always hand Carriages Reckaways, Bug
gies and Su.kes, Harness. Whips, Fyneting, &C., &C.,
Of their manufacturing. the workmanship of which is
always guaranteed.
They are wiling trade very liberal termsfar cash
good paper All repars une at reasonable rates, nd
with the greatest despatch.
FULFoRD & BROTHER, Jackson Street.
Thibodluy, August I'd. iso5u.
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Estate of Peter L. Rbussell.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth Judi.
~ cial Distrc; Conrt,-Parish of Terrebonne.
WHEREAS, EDWARD DURAND, of the Parish OF
Terrebonne, has filed his application with the Clerk OF
said Court praying to be appointed Administrator of said
estate,
Therefore all persons hereby warned and notified to
lie their jecions any they have to the said appca-
ton with the Clerk of said Court his office in the
Of Houma in days after the first publication hereof
the said application viii be confirmed and granted in
due course of Law.
WITNESS my hand and the seal Of said Court,
Ahs I'd day OF October one Thousand eight hu2drel
&.AssasDDand ffty-fte. J.AYCOCK, Clerk
ni-2t Fifth District Court, Terrell onne.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-10-25
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
>AFJ NuS. LESTER a. CO..
DEALERS IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,

FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
HOUMA, La,
NTOyLD RESPECTFULLY inform
w the citizens of the Parish that they have just re-
ceived large and splendid assortment OF Fall anu VIM
ter Goods, consisting of Staple Fancy Dry Goods,
READY MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES.
Hats Hardware Crockeryware Queensware, Glassware.
Cutlery, Groceries,
Wines and EigOrs,
and in fact everything that is needed by the citizens of
the Parish of Terreboane all e which they can and will
sell on rs advanta geous the same eau be pur-
chased in any other establishment in this section OF coun-
try Purchasers are requested call and examine their
stock Sept 20if.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-10-25
A, B. RAG N,
Grocer and Commission
MERCHANT,
Nos. 8 AND 10 ST.. PHILIP STREET,

Ihibodaux, La.
II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
IN a large stock of Fresh Provisions and Western
Produce which he afford to supply pa tiers and others
with advantageous than they can purchase
them in the city of New Orleans.
His supply Of FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES, and
LIQUORS. is very extensive, and consist in part Ct the
following named articles, viz:
AprLus, Dried and Green, KErcHup, Walnut, Tomato;
ALspIcE, LARD No. l Leaf;
ANIsErTE LOBBsTEFs;
AVE HANDLES LEMONS;
BACON, Hams, Sides, and LAMPwIcK;
shoulders. LIQuORS Connac Champagne,
BEEF Susar-Cured; Peach and New York Bran
BUTTER. Goshen and West dies; Old Bourbon Irish
ern; and Rectied Whisky; ia
BEANS Navy; naca Rum; Holland Gin,
BISCUITS. Soda and Butter etc, etc:
BnEAp, Pilot and Navy; MUSTARD, Creoss and Kent u
kegs and boxes; MoLAssEs;
BRouMs Assorted; MACARoNI;
BLAcKIss, Mason's;' Matches, Friction;
BASKETS all sizes; MACE;
BUcKErs. Tin and Painted: NurMEss;
COFFEE Rio, Java Mocha; NUTS pecans ana Almonds
CANDLES, Sperm, STAR and Os Olive, Lamp and Lard;
French Tallow; ONIONS;
CHEESE Pine Apple, Eng Pickles, Assorted;
lsh Barry and Western Pork, Mess and Prime;
Reserve; POTATOES, Sweet and Irish;
CHOCOLATE No. J; PsAcHxs DRIED;
CANDIES, Assorted; PEPfsR Black;
CORDIAL>, do; PEPPER SAUCE;
CIGARS, an excellent as'm Powpzs Sporting and Rifle;
CARDS, Playing, Pipes Clay and Stone;
CINNAMON; RAIsINs, Malaga;
CLOVES; RICE, Carolina and Creole:
CLoTHEsPINS; SALT, coarse, fine and tlble;
CoRKs, London; SUGAR. Loaf and Brown;
CAPS, Percussion; SOAP, Bar CASTLE and Fancy
DEMIJoHSs, Al sizes; STARCH, Fox's and Coga,e's;
EGGS: SNUFF, Scotch and Macaboy;
FLOUR, ST. Louis and Ohio; SARpisEs;
Fish, Cod, Mackerel, and SHoT, Buck and Drop;
Herring; SAL ERATUs
FISHING TACKLE; TEAS, Assorted;
GINGER; TOBACCO, do;
GARLIC; TINWARE do.
GARDEN SEEDS, VINEGAR;
HAMS, Sugar Cured; WINES, Madeira, Sherry,
INDIGO Champagne, Port md Red;
JUGS, Stone; WASH BOARDS, etc. etc.
And, in fact, EVERYTHING that is usually kept
in wholesale retail grocery, may be had of him
the Most reasonable terms.
a. B. Raglan, and 10, St. Philip Street.
August 2, j655-n3tf. Thibodaux.L La.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-10-25
LOSTOR STOLEN!

NOTICE Is hereby given that receipt
Of John Marie Beehol, in my favor for three hun
red and one dollars dated about the 4h of July, 1855;
also Two books of accounts mute Of fifty dollars due
by Edward Robicheaux together with number of ether
papers were stolen from my house and trunk on Brush
Island the Goth of July last.
All persons Alarmed not trade 70, the same and are
requested to restore them to me if found
Oct 1-3t DOMINIQUE LALANG.
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DETERsON's LADIES, N,p,o>.
Harper's Neac Monthly Magc.iae,
ZACH Number of the Maca7;,o ,r

~ contain IA octave pages in doahle eop,,,
wear thus comprising nearly ore thousand napas - a
choicest Miscellaneous Literature of the day. Eernn ut
her willconain numerous Pictorial illustrations s nu
Plates of the Fashions, copous Chronicle of tn,a
Events aud impartial Notices of the Books Of ne M
The Volumes commence with the numbers for Ir> 0u.n
DEcEapER but Subscriptions may commence With s sn
number. - auy
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-10-25
T.. .LAMOUsEU1,
-LEVEE STREET.
,CE HROD II

WOULD most respectfully announde to
w epcures that he has made arrangements with
Jones Express the Opelousas Railroad to keep up
regular supply Of
Oysters, CLAIMS, Crackers, Red Fish, Red
Snappers, Pompano, Trout, Sheep-Eead,
Founders, Crabs, (soft and hard shell.
Shrimps, &c, &c, fror, the New Orleans
Market. during the entire season.
Persons who may wish any particular kind of fish,
e,ales or meats should leave their orders daily, by
O'Clock p NJ. at his stand the levee, Campbe
Co IS, and they will meet with prompt attention.
July s5-n2tf ]. J. LAMOUREUX.
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Succession de Jerome Dupre.
ITAT DE LA LCUiSiANE.-p

kI
/ tisse Terrehonne-Cour du 5eme nctrict Jndicairc
ATTGNBU que JEAN CHARLES DUPRE de la Pro
sse de Iafyurc!e administrator de H. susde Succession
depose &c bereaH soussgnc Greser de la aite Cour
m ro:e final de son administrator de Ia dite succession
te.nanaand qu'll soft appruuve ct holoioque.
4 In cons 6quence eutes personnes qu pouriaent avo
DIES objections homog CATION du dit cote sent requires
as es .ire dams les ours qui suivront cette date
sutremea, Giles serant janas pivees de ce droit.
Tei,oin main &c ) Octobre, 1859.
J.AIC0CK, Grefier
MA de In dite Cour.
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Succe ssion of Jerome Dure.

Succe sslOn OF Jerome Uufe.
CTaTE OF LD;iSIaNA.-parish OF
~ Terrcbnnne--;5tll District Court
WHEREAS Jean Charles Dure If the Parish OF ia-
rcl.e a':rins;:a,3 of said succession zing II cd
WIZ the undersigned Clcri Of said Court final account
ii his ninssr Of praying tiat the same
btsapptovet aIa han,iss gated,
THEREFORE II persons hayin. any objections to the
hosooz atioa OF said account are her@y notified to IN ike
he,n wst!i thiriy days from the cate hereof oter~s
they VIE be ttpr we'd Of that right
Witness MY nani this ID day OF October, 1855.
). AYCOCk Clerk Of said Court
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Putnam's Monthly Magazine.
THE LARGE and increasing circle OF

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in the country. The plan Of emitting the nsin
writer's will be adhered TO- but the series Of ss h
engraved for the Magazine will be continues, S
names viii be given in the index to each Scaii'e'