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TO the Polls! TO the Polls!

Not sound of the Trumpet nor Drum
Alone stirs true patriots souls;
But voice In the thunder says Come,
Away to the Polls to the Polls"
The sires---the Immortals-are gone,
But the siSons," the true-hearted remain;
The Banner they bear proudly on.
Shouting out till the air rings again
{" Noble souls noble souls!
To the Polls! to the Polls!"
Give II out to the breeze-to the breeze;
See the Stars and the Stripes it unrolls;
These red stripes, the Fathers biood, these
"Away to the Polls to the Polls!"
For America, Americans plead;
BY the Banner and Liberty stand
Down, down with the Kings crafty creed,
Let the Sons Of the Soil Rule the Land.
'Noble souls i noble souls!
To the Polls to the Po!ls!"
Our Bi1ts-rigM our boast-Frsedom's Sons!
No Tyrant our free-will controls;
For the blood Of Great Washington runs
Thro' our viens-"To the Polls to the Polls!"
Foreign foes-faithless kindred, who sell
Your birth-rights-back, back, Traitor band
A voice from the grave says SITS we'll
Let the Sons of the Soil Rule the Land!"
Noble souls =! noble souls!
To the Polls! to the Polls!"
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CUBA ToBAcco.-A late Havana circular say

CUBA ToBAcco.-A late Havana circular says:
fabric of our best cigars, and of which the choice
selections rarely shipped, there being no market
which can make profitable returns for it, averages
for selections of the several classes $1OO to Sl25
per bale and the quantity of really choice leaf is so
small in proportion to the whole crop made that
this sale is maintained from year to year. The bale
Of ceroon Of Vuelta Abajo weighs from 10 to 90
pounds, but in making contracts is never weighed
each one making his own estimate, as the price
per bale is fxed-selections OF what are termed
lists it to be purchased separately would cost $l20
70 $3.50 per bale-and lower qualities, classed 2ds
ana Sds, from 800 to $3.50 per bale The Wind
Waro leaf OF the most common tobacco of Island
culture, IS always weighed and contracted for by
actuai weight although put up in the same class
OF packages as the fine leaf This goods of in.
feror quality is frequently purchased at from five to
four dollars per 100 pounds, from the planter
directly; and much Of it is shipped to the United
States and Germany, where it Is Cuba leaf at any
rate. Cigars are infinite almost in variety, but Of
reputable factories can be purchased from Sl2 to
80 per thousand Three or four factories that rule
the taste Of the smoking world are arbitrary in their
andA predicated upon long established fame, and
sAey permit no 1uctuations-to 60 as high fight
athey please with the price of choice leaf, but
sver to fall, except as they may determine by
oecline in the value of the raw material
In the last week shipped hence to all quarters Of
ne world, 2,2s4, 800 cigars, and l55, 1888 pounds
leaf tobacco; and this year. to date, III, ,396, ,750
cigars, and 4,sl2,254 pounds leaf tobacco; of
which during the week to the United States, $751;
wy cigars and 81 ,445 pounds leaf tobacco; and
.n.s year % date, sl,l56,25O cigars, and l,3737la
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PERSONAL BEAUTY.-Just about the last inher-
itance which parent should wish child-whether
male or female-in personal beauty. 1t is about
the poorest kind Of capital to stand in the world
with. Who ever saw a beauty worth the first red
cent? We mean what the world calls beauty, for
there is kind of beauty more than skin deep,
which the world does not fully recognise. 1t is
not that of which We speak, but the girl of whom
all the fops and fools go into ecstacies over and
about. We would as soon child Of ours should
be, not quite so beautiful. And then your hand
some young man over and about whom all the
foolish school girls are in ecstacies what chance
has he Of ever being any body? A sad destroyer
Of ambition is beauty. From being fitted for shall
low pates Of the other sex who can appreciate
nothing else, they become content with low
standard Of attainment, and happy only when
dancing attendance upon those who are pleased
with their insipidity.
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ThibodauX Female Institute.

. TENNEY, Principal, aidedby competent Teach
Cs ers in English, French, Music, Embroidery, Drawing
and Painting, etc.
The eighteenth session of this Institution will commence
the lst Monday in Ocaber next. No scholar will be
taken for less than session of five months but
scholars may enter at any time charged only from
the time of entrance.
Board and tuition payable in advance.
Terms.
Board and Tuition in English per session of months s
Washing furnishing room, lights, etc. per month. 0C
Music on Piano and Guitar, of instrument per
month o "
French Embroidery, Drawing and Painting, etc,
per month. OC
Tuition for day scholars per month. ......... ORG OF
Incidental expenses for session of 5 months ... Ot
Sept TO- lo55-39-tf.
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51The gipsies have stolen $1,000 from an
old man named Pearse, Of Limerick. Maine
Iney made him believe that $4,000 Was
paried IN e pot on his farm. and persuaded
J! n'm 70 get the $1,000 together, and depos-
= II IN small trunk, to remain in his DOS
session six days, while they were working
me . sas charm to find out the spot where the
~4'VOo was hidden. Soon sfterward the eip-
~ woman returned, and accused the elderly
geenhorn OF opening the trunk, thereby de-
!sanng the charm" He confessed he had
s0ae g, and then the gipsey woman coun.
. - w money again, and took the key, leav-
s M .ne g trunk and money, as he thought with
a... ~. resrss, but at the expiration Of the six
ssys ne found that the charm had worked
,;,s;s. gs.sasly NY that nsither the money nor the
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Institution of Learning

TOR YOUNG LADIES'
IL The Religious Ladies Of Mount Carmel have the
of informing their acquaintance and the public in
general that they have opened Thibodaux parish Of
Laourche, day and boarding School for Young Ladies.
The course of instruction is similar to that pursued
by other boarding schools of the countrythst is to say
Writing Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, Elements Of
Geometry Natural Philosophy etc. History and Literature
will also be taught.
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions the first
commencing the 1s of October and ending the 14th
of March; the second commencing the 10th of March,
and ending on the Sd Monday of August.
COndltions-Boaltlers.
The price Of boarding. comprising general instruction in
French and English is *S0per annum payable in advance
half the commencement of each session. charge Of Sc
will be made for a bed, on entering the institution.
Washing and mendng, per session. SIS 90
Lessons Piano and Of instrument, per month 90
Day Scholars.
French and English branches per month, each. 90
Both branches together 6. IS 5 90
For further particulars apply to the Lady Superior 81
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NUN BER "a.
11rofes sioual CARDS.

~ BELCHER, attorney and Counsellor at Laac,
VI continues the practice Of his profession in the Fifth
Judicial District Office in Thibodaux je11
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w NJ. MERCER, attorney and Counsellor at
w Lac, Houma, Parish Of Terrebonne, La practse5
the parishes of Assumption Laouche and Terrebonne
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u S. GOODE, attorney and Counsellor at La@,
will practice in the parishes Of Assumption Latourch
and Terrebonne. jell
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EDMUND P. DWIGHT, Attorney and Counsel
L. Tor at Laae Napoleonville parish of Assumption La,
will practice in the parishes of Assumption Lafourchei
Terrebonne and st. Mary. [myl9-tf1
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Thib0dauX Home Academy.

Thibodaux Home Academy.
j. BRYsON BURROWS, A. B., Principal.
THIS INSTITUTION will open on Monday, the
i 18th September, and continue months 1t is desi
rabe that Students be present the first day of the term
Pupils however, will be received at any time, and charged
accordingly This school is designed to students,
by LIBERAL thorough and practical education for College,
any other business of e the plan comprising complete
preparatory course-Engish, Classical and Mathematical
Patrons rest assured that earnest and perseverng
effort will be made cultivate the head heart and hand
boys for becoming intelligent, good anduseful men,
to give the elements Of perfect education.
TERMS
For the regular English course, per month, $500
For each additional language, e 't ......... .1.5O
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Avis d,EIectiOn.

CONFORMENENT la loi ct une proclama-
\ tion de son excellence p O. Hebert Gouverneur de
Eat de la Louisiana date du 26 Juliet, 1885, election
sera tenue dams la paroisse de Lafourche,
LUNDI, lie 5 de NOV VEMBRE, 1856,
depuis heues NJ usqu'a heures NJ. dams lie but
dere Gouverneur Lieutenant Gouverneur Secretare
dEtat Avoca General, Tresorer Eta Audeur des Comp
Pubcs Surinenan de rEducation Publque pour Eat
de louisiana de District pour Cour du 5eme
District Judcaire Representant pour e Second District
essonne Senaeur pour les parosses Assumption
Laourche ct Terrebonne, pour competer terme de 0n
p b. Key decede deux Representans Assemble Generae
de Etat Sheriff. Greer de Cour Coroner ct Assessor
pour parosse de Laourche Juge de Pax chaqne
reimbursement respective u Jury de Police della prosse
de Lafourche mais dams ACCOMPLISHMENTS, exste
vile incoporee vile contenant tros cents habi
tants clue denx JUICES de Paix un Constable pour
chaque reimbursement du Jury de Police de la paroe de
Laouche, ct lie ps la question pour contre
transport du siege du Commencement de la vile de Baton
Rouge, Ia vile de Ia Nouvee Orleans ct que chaque
eecteur ayant quae voant pour contre lie transport
devra avoir ecrits mprimes son bulletin les mots
pour transport sill favour du transport les mots
contre lie transport sill est contre lie transport.
Les leux commsSares delections sont CONNIE suit,
sayoir:
Premiere Arroadissement-Au magasin de Trasimond
Bernard Commissares; 7. Bernard Pierre Landry, P.
Campbell.
Deuaiene Arron-A la maison de Noel Boudreaux, Com
Zaeharie Boudreaux Bazile Landry, Felix Benoit.
Troisieme ArroB-A Ia maison d'Eie Panvel Com E.
D. Richardson, Rederck Darden, Sylvan Troscair.
Qtat,ienae Arron-Au magasn de Jean Dupre, Com.
Chas F. Gaude z. Bourgeois Joachaim Lagarde.
CBqui6e Arron-Au magasn de Pierre Thbodaux, Com;
C. Zeringue. P ThibodauX B. Folse
SiriSnae 4rron-A la mason de Meise Leblanc Com.
Jacques Aetherne, N. Leblanc, NJ. Daigre.
Septieme AROMA la mason dAntoine Matherne, Com
A. I. Ledet Paul Matherne, J. 8. Williams.
Haeitieme Arroz,-Au magasn de Joseph Remond, Com
Edmond Savoie, Jackson Pierce, Victor Meaneon.
Neurifme Ayron-Au magasin. dEdouard Breaux, Com.
E. Breaux, Etienne Leblanc, J. S. seey.
Dfrisme 4rron-Brue Grand Chene, la maison decole,
CON-; j. Bourg, Lubin Bernard, George Clement.
Oseieae Aron-A la Mason de Cour Thibodaux, Com.
W. II. Ragan, Jackson Daunis, c. o. Dantn.
Douzeienae Arron-A Hotel de Laourche, Com; Auguste
Bergeron, J. r. Leblanc, Joacham Bergeron.
Treseiene Arr0n-A la maison d'Hilare Bourgeois Com
MarcelIin Bergeron, H. Bourgeois, A. Champagne, Jr
Quttorzeiene arron-Au magasn de E. L. Cordiliac,
Ccom.; Alfred Matherne, Pierre Folse, A. Matherne.
Qintet6ne ArTOn-A la maison de B. F. Barker, Com.
Hudson Field, G. Abrbat, B. F. Barker.
Seszeiense Arron-Au magasin de Noise Guedry, Com.
Chas SEWN. Q. Cherami, Cretini.
Les commssaires feront eurs retours ome egale
soussgne Sheriff ct officer retournant
sep29-tds NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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Election Notice.

DURSUANT to law and proclamation of his
l. exceIlency P o. Hebert, Governor of the State of
Louisiana, dated 26h day of July, 1885, elections will be
held in the parish of Lafourche,
MONDAY NOVEMBER & 1873
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IMPROVED CANE EKNIVES.-PlaHters in want
of good Cane Knives invited call at the Store OF
the undersigned and some Of improved pattern,
gotten up by themselves. Ls22 4t1 CAMPBELL CO.
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Election Notice.

Election Notice.
DURSUANT to law and a proclamation of J.
C. RAGAN, President of the Police Jury of the parish
of Lafourche dated oath September 1885, Elections will
be held in the parish Of Lafourche, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1856,
from o'clock, A. M to O'clock P. NJ, for the purpose
of elecng Member of the Police Jury each respective
Police Jury Ward of the parish Of Lafourche which
follows, towit:
1st Ward commencing at the upper line of the parish
the left bank Of bayou Lafourche and terminating at the
upper line of Estate Of j. Tucker including Shoupic
bayou SEE, Chacbay, and bayou Herron
I'd Ward commencing at the upper line of the Estate Of
J. W. Tucker and terminate at the Baraaria Canal in
Guiding the Vacherie.
Sd Ward commencing at the upper line Of the parish on
the right bank Of bayou Lafourche and terminate the
lower line Of Col p B. Keys plantation including Brule
Grand Chene.
4th Ward commencing at the lower line Of Col P B. Keys
plantation and terminate at the upper line of A. Kees
plantation.
5th Ward commencing at the Barataria Canal the left
bank of Bayou afourche and at Kees upper line the
right bank Of Bayou Laourche and terminate at the lower
commissioners will make their in due form tothe
undersigned Sheriff. NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
Avis d'EIectfon.
TONFORMEMENT ala loi ct une proclama-
tion de J. Ragan, President du Jury de Police de
la parosse de Laourche, date du Septembre 1885,
election tenue dams la paroisse de Lafourche,
LUNDI, lie de NOVEMBRE, 1866,
depuis heures NJ, jusqua heures atm elire
de Jury de Police dams chaque District respective
du Jury de Police qui sont divises CONNIE suit:
Premier District, commencant Ia igne den haut de la
paroe rive gauche bayou Lafourche ermne
ID gne den haut de rhabtation de eu J. W. Tucker,
eompris Shoupc, Bayou Sec, Chacbay ct Bayou Heron
Deuxeme District commeneant la Iigne den haut de
habitaon de feu J. w. Tucker, ct termine Canal Bara
taria, comprs la Vachere.
Troisieme District, commeneant la gne den hau de Ia
paisse sur la rive droe du bayou Lafourche Sc erne
la igne den bas de rhabation de Col P. B. Key,
prs lie Brule Grand Chene
Quatrieme District commencant Ia ligne den bas de
rhabitaon de eu Col p B. Key, ct termne Ia ligne
den haut de l'habftation de A. Kees
Cinquieme District, commencant an Canal Baraaria,
Ia gauche du bayou Laourche ct la drote du
dit bayou la gne den haut de habitaon de A. KEGS, ct
fni q Ia lgne den bas de la paroisse.
Les Heux ct commssares delectons sont present
par lo les commsares rout eurs forme lege
au soussigne Sheriff. sep29-ted NJ. BOURG, Sheriff
IMPROVED CANE KNIVES in want
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE,
Cnllepiafe Denarfmenf.

L Us
Collegiate Department,
wv TESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE.-The
w next session of this College, which consists of
commencing respectively the 10th of September
and 2th January continues without interruption from the
beginning to the close the 18th June 1856 At present
there professors in the Coegeone other will be
added The Course of Stues in every department. is
thorough in text books and teaching that of any College
in country The discipline is strict, yet parental and
maintained by day and night Mental, Moral and Physical
Culture, Economy and Discipline the especial objects
the system.
Charges for Tuition Boarding. Washing, Fuel Servants
attendance, of Arms Room Furniture Towels Bedding
leach Cadet supply the necessary Blankets 500 per
of 20 weeks Surgeons fee and medicines 55pe term
Engineering Modern Languages, Book Keeping and Fenc
ing, each $40 per term. For particulars, address
]. BERRIEN LINDSLEY,
Chancellor of the University, or
B. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent of the Institute.
Nashville, Tenn, August, 1855. aug254m.
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ANCIENT LUxURY.-To enjoy the scent Of roses
at meals, an abundance of rose leaves was taken
out upon the table, so that the dishes were COM
pletely surrounded. By an artificial contrivance,
roses during meals descended on the guests from
above. Heliogabalus, in his folly, caused violets
and roses to be showered down upon his guests in
SUCH quantities. that number of them, being un-
able 70 extricate themselves, were suffocated in
flowers. During meal-times, they reclined upon
cushions stuffed with rose leaves or made a couch
OF. the leaves themselves. The floor, too, was
strewed with roses, and in this custom great luxury
was displayed. Cleopatra. at an enormous cx-
pense, procured roses for feast which she gave
to Anthony, had them laid two cubits thick on the
floor OF the banquet room, and then caused nets to
be spread over the flowers, in order to render the
footing elastic. Heliogabalus caused not only the
banquet rooms, but also the eolonades that led to
them to be covered with roses, interspersed with
lilies violets, hyacinths, and narcissi, and walked
upon this fowery platform.
SUICIDE IN THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.-Mss Cara
Haskins was found dead in her bridal dress and
chamber near Natchez Mississippi, on the I'd inst
After being dressed BY her bridesmaids, she re-
quested them to retire for a short time, and when
tney returned they found her lying feless upon her
concn, with an empty vial which had contained
prusc acid still ciasped in her hand She had
ADOPTED the desperate alternative of selfdestruc-
non rather than marry man she could not love,
IN ooed'ence to parental authority.
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held IN the PARISH OF Lafourche,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1855,
from O'clock A. NJ, o'clock, p NJ, for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Attorney General
State Treasurer Auditor of Public Accounts Superintendent
of Public Education of the State of Louisiana District At
torney for the Fifth Judicial District Representative to
Congress the Second Congressional District Senator
for the parishes of Assumption Lfourche and Terrebonne
fill the unexpired of the Hon. p. b. Key, deceased
Representatives the General Assembly of the State
Sheriff. Clerk of the Court Coroner and Assessor for the
parish of Laourche Justice of the Peace for each of the
respective Police Jury Wards of the parish of Lourche,
but in those wards in which there is incorporated town
containing three hundred inhabitants there shall
be elected Justices of the Peace Constable for each
Police Jury Ward Of the parish of Laourche; and vote
will be taken the question of removing the seat Of Gov
from Baton Rouge to New 0reanseach and every
qualified voter voting for against the removal shall have
written printed his ballot the words For Removal,
if he be in favor of such removal and the words Against
Removal" if he he opposed to such removal.
The places and commissioners of elections as follows,
to-wit
First Hdrd-At the store of Trasmond Bernard Commits
sioners T. Bernard, Pierre Landry Parker Campbell.
Second W0rd-At the house Of Noel Boudreaux. Commits
sioners, Zachare Boudreaux Bazie Landry F. Benoit
Third WdM-At the house of Ellie Panve Commissioners,
E. D. Richardson, frederick Darden Sylvan Troscair.
Fourth Wrd-At the store of Jean Dupr6 Commissioners,
Chas F. Gaude, z. Bourgeois j. Lagarde.
Fifth Wurd-At the store of Pierre Thbolaux. Commits
sioners, C. Zeringue, P. Thbodaux, B. Folse.
SirM Ward-At the house of Mese Leblanc Commission
ers, Jacques Matherne, N. Leblanc, NJ. Daigre.
Segenh Wdrd-At the house of Antoine Matherne. Com
mssioners, A. l. Ledet, Paul Matherne J. S. Williams
Et9h Hdfd-At the store OF Joseph Rernond Cornnils
so4ers, Edmond Savoie, jack son Pierce. Meaneon.
Ninth Hard-At the store Of Edouard Breaux- Commis
soners, E. Breaux Etenne Leblanc, J. S. Seely.
Tenth Vafd-Brule Grand Chene. at the school house
Commissioners, J. Bourg, Lubin Bernard, G. Clement.
Eleoeah Wdrd-At the Court House in Thibodaux. Com
mssioners, W. H. Ragan, Jackson Dauns c. o. Dantin
TaceiuM Wdrd-At the Lafourche Hotel. Commissioners
Auguste Bergeron, j. r. Leblanc, Joachaim Bergeron
Thirteenth Ward-At the house of Hiaire Bourgeois
Commissioners, Marcellin Bergeron, Hiaire Bourgeois
A. Champagne, Jr.
Fourteenth Wdrd-At the store of f. L. Cordliac. Com
missioners Alfred Matherne Pierre Folse A. Mathern9
Fifteenth Wdrd-At the house of B. F. Barker. Commits
sioners, Hudson Field, G.. Abribat, B. F. Barker
SirteenN Whrd-At the store of NJ Guedry. Commission
ers, Chas. SEWN, 2 Cherami, A. Cretin
The commissioners will make their in due form
to the undersigned Sheriff and returning officer.
sep29-ted BOURG, Sheriff.
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Great Southern Remedy

Great Southern Remedy!
JACOBS COR D IAL,
For All
DOWEL DISEASES Cholera, Dysentery, Di-
infantum, and also admiralty ADAPTED TO MANY DIS
EASES of FEMALES, most especially Painful Menstruaon
The virtues Of Jacobs Cordial too well known to
require encomums.
1. IT CURES THE WORST CASES OF DIARRHGA.
2. IT DYsENrERT.
8. IT CURES CALIFORNIA OR MEXICAN DIARRHGA
4. IT RELIEVES THE sEyEREsT CHoLIc.
5. IT CURES CHOLERA MoRBUs.
6. IT CURES CHOLERA INFANTUM.
Z. IT CURES PAINFUL MESSTHUATI0N.
s. IT RELIEVES PAIN BACK AND LorNs.
9. IT CoUNTERAcTs NERVOUSNESS AND DEsPoNDENcY.
10. IT RESTORES IRREGULARITIES.
ii. IT DIsPELs GLOOMY AND HYsTERTCAL FEELINGS
IL. IT is AN ADMIRABLE Tonic
FEW SHORT EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS
LETTERS, &C.
nI have used Jacobs Cordial in my family, and have
found most efficient, and in my judgment, valuable
remedy" Hon. HIRAM WARNER,
Judge OF Supreme Court, Georgia.
"I gives pleasure in being able Jacobs
Cordalmy own personal experience and the experience
Of my neghbors and friends around me- is sufficient guar
for to believe it to be all that purports to be, viz
q soUereign renedy" WIN. H. UNDERWOOD,
Formerly Judge Of Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit.
medicine to all afflicted with bowel diseases, for which
heieve it be sovereign remedy-decdedly superior to
anything else ever tried BY me" A; A. GA1LDISc,
Deputy G. NJ. Of the Grand Lodge Of Georgia.
nave uSeu jacobs Coru1a IN and this, with
all hear about remedy by those who have tried it,
induces beev. that it stands the head of every
preparation of the kind and would recommend its
the diseases for which it is compounded"
MILES G.. DoBBISs,
Cashier Of the Bank of the State Of Georgia, Griffin.
If there is any credbiy in human testimony, Jacobs
Cordial must stand preemnent above all other
for the Of bowel diseases From the mass OF testimony
in k favor coming in from all quarters it must be very far
in advance as curative AGENT of most if not all other
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Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin.
"Ths efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity
as Bonaparte pushed his columns into Russia and gaining
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and by the principal Merchants ad Druggists throughout
the State. WIN. BLISS Co.,
sens 6m Proprietors, Savannah Georgia.
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CIGARS! CIGARS!!
u 10000 Havana Cigars Of the Choicest Brands viz:
WASHINGTON, Ell SOL, FILLMORE,
BUSTAMENTE, CONCHA, CONGRESS,
SEyASTOPOL, ANTIGUEDOE, SEM ROMAN,
AMERICAN UNION, La PERFECTION, &C.,
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DaV School for Bows,

THE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to
parents and guardians that he has purchased of Mr.
j. Gardner the unexpired lease of the Parish School House
situated East Canal street, Thbodaux, where he will
For the regular English course per month. ....$6 90
For each additional language, per month so
For apply at the Office of the Minerva
or to CHARLES SCHIFFERSTEIN, Principal
June 23d, lS55,-tf