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The Diamond state., 1855-10-05

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A manufacturer of Liverpool has ex-
hibited q pair of razors, which serve
at once as umbrella, hair brush, wash
stand, barometer and coffee mill.
But nothing equals the charming
things which | discovered in the
American section A New York. me-
chanic has sent a musical clock, which
indicates.the time, strikes the hours,
turns the spit, shakes upsthei bed,
ehurns the milk androelss the cradle.
A workman Of Philadelphia exhib-
its aniextremely curious article; seen
in front, it is a hand organ; from the
side, it is a sauce pan; from above, it is
a bed-chamber; from beneath, it is an
inkstand.
French industry has not remained
inactive, but it attains occentricity in
a amore modest degree. France knows
thesheight of the sublime, and attempts
to reach it; but, fearing ridicule, its
chronic malady,. it stops half way.
sLwould notice, however, a penknife
exhibited by acuttler Of Chatellerbult.
Thislittle instrument hass hundred
blades, and -four hundred handles. You
might cairyit about with you in a
Let us not forget our brave city oil
Rouen, which has sent stick of can
dy 6 miles long. For want Of space
they were obliged to cut it into fur
longs. It's fragments ornament the
gallery; the. commissioner
mistook them for gas pipes.
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05
!. !.-I7ANIY|

inalipn healthy and agreeable food.
Then by and by you will not regret
that you have thus spent your time,
when you gather about your firesides
men Of genius and letters When in
lsteadiof a few slang words, coarse auec >
dotesi iaJelicate mirth aad bti ferrous
insociabilily--iustead ofsSpatatng for
hours upon the cows and the calves and
The hay, and the crops pdrpet etually you
can converse about the world Of letters !,
learn some new. theory Of scieutiiicyal-
sue.; listen 10 and JOIN ipg sensible argn-
ment, adyanee oPpiIiiohs, and feel your-.
selves indeedimen.
Write excelsior on Your banner. my
bgy and then up the5heighta Of inteli-
aAs sthat q right appreciation
8s' Il 9ffi; liIis q s|'is'Iy e sS.u I'd, e
3S431lij$ ~ f'} @ III y
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'eelebratcd for stlae aistj qaity of i cathe-
dssS ssf0sitqatsl. artQfs itAisnaagz
laifseel3E u GEM n nv slr-

HIy al l00, silS isi bsitie @
shown II, our b ysl{gle 9aiated
I to d sllb hi tthe iloor, under Which he
Issaid WAS deposited thonatural Ieartof
Isss Richard Cueor de Leon \ Gonnec,
/ ted witht]lis cathedral are many other
matters Of historical interest, but I have
neither time NOR space to enumerate
them. Its walls bear every mark Of
|1tho extitql9S lntiquity and no donbt
I can We IN ielst aiiea as to its isge. LeaVs
ling Rdaieah proceeded along Tie banks
|ef tlYd Il listanee Of SIXTY nliles
/ To PafiAs liefSs III asapt. Opttle| w6ala
say, 4 cast anchor, and am yet iii tl}a
|senjeyInent Of ubfiety. Having cf1isl
ed around considerable during the last
Two d three years, / inlniagined my
self fully prepared to behold without
surprise tie most famous and fascinat-
ing rnetropo Is in al Europe, but upon
reaohing Che principal streets Of Paris
I was filled with wonder at the SPLEEN
dor and magnifcence of the great city.
There IS q very charm in The place
which leads one tobelieve il built ex-
pressly as place of residence for the
fascinating goddcssof pleasure In:the
atmosphere and decorations Of the city,
there Seem too a most perfect adapt
ability to,all the ends and dictates Of
Enjoyment. 1t matters not in what
aYour pleasure may consist, nor in what
direction taste may lead, here you are
sure Of satisfaction, possessing as it
does attractions for every val.ietylof
disposition and inclination. For the
'aietitt, her numerous and magnificent
schp1ches, which are unequelled in the
sssoa'lil for the lover of fine arts, her
eatensivel galleries of paintings and
at.itli1E ind for the epicure and sem
s0aIisf, Her blazing cafesan luxuria1lt
d sdtss 10 most American ladies',
However, Paris would, at first, appear
"a shocking city her gardens, boule-.
wards. and fashionable promenades, be-
ing thickly studied with marble statues
of both sexes, most of them in a state
of entire nudity, andsexposing t0sthes
best advantage att the appurtenances
and appendages thereunto naturally
belonging. But aIl feelings Of false
shame fastf fade before The popular ex-
ample, anG Paris IS soon the more ad- |
mired for the seeming yulgarity Of it's
public walks.
u Paris by gus lghtand Paris inopen
day are as salslike as though not akin,
and fpf tue study Of French character
4 stroll Between Vie hours Of six and
ten IN The ag5eting through the Bouli-
words dos lta]iaRs Is the most satisfae-'
tony. he;ssiide walks arc now liberals
" y;alige with pedestrians, all given up
to; enjoyment, while thel
chairs and setteps which front the cafes
are filled with lopn gers, and the whole |
city in d blaze of light from the nr-
nerous lamps and chandeliers With
streets are skirted. To con-
clude, Paris excels in every thing
wnlcn goes 10 make up a splendid city, |
| nave been Twice to the Crystal Pal.s1
lace, but having neither space.nor, in
clination for detailed comment upon
its contents, | will close without fur
ther observations.
Yours in furry,
]. STRADLEY.
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05
Vi History.

GuaiSo, as most Pe0ple understand is
imported from the Island ofJihe Pacific
mostly of the nchargfUup OF the
coast Of Peru, and under tie dominion
of that gg9vernmept. lis salc lisf made a
monopoly 90 yails, to a great OK,
Itent go 10 pay l'yiiish hplders ofsPeG
EruSian government bonds, giving them
to all intents and purposes, d lien upon
Ithe profits of Measure intrinsically
more valuable thansthe. gold mines Of
Galifornia. There are deposits of this
unsuiP passed fertilizer in some place to
the depth,of L sixlY oIssevents feet and
ovcg large extent Of surface. THE qua
no fields are gsneraly conceded to be ihe
sexcrements of aquatic fowls which live
and nestle in great numbers around che
Island. They seem designed by nature
ltotrescue, eai least in part, that untold
AMOUNT of feftilizing material which ey-
cry river'and brooklet is rolling into the
sea. The wash of alluvial soils, the float
ing refuse of the field and iorest, and.
above all, the wasted materials of great
cities, are constantly being carried by
the tidal currents out TO sea. These, to 4
a certain extent at least 90 10 nourisb.
directly or indirectly, submarine vegeta.
BILE aud animal life, which in turn goes
10 feed the birds which at our day are
brought away BY the ship load fyom the
Chjncha island.
&he bird is beautiful-arra1ged Chem
ica@ laboratory, fitted up to perform a |
sin onaeralion, ,viz;--to take the fish
as burnout The carbon by means Of
i'll plration functions, and deposit the
n ssise in. the shape Of an incompara.
6fdlizer. But how many tages may |
se depositions Of seventy feet in
ckness been accumulating
here are at the present day countless
Qnbers of the birds resting upon the
lsland at night; but, according to Baron
Ifumbolb the excrements of'the birds
for5 he space 9f three centdfies would
not form a sifatums over oneitllird of an
nchin tlncssies ess-By al easy matho-
natical caleul ulation II viii be seen that
1t this rate deposition, Vt would take Z
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FARM FOR SALE.

Il
- THE subscriber will offer at public
lsssm sale, [ifnot sold privately beforel, on
'--ssas- THURSDAY; NOvEM. 1st, 1866.
at the hotel of Capt. Coverdale, in Smyrna, Del,
his Farm in s'sDuok Creek Neck, . near said
town. Said Farm consists ofaboat .
800 Acres,
AaA cleared and tillablc land, except enough
woed for the use Of the Farm. There are a
lelst sAees Of fnc Meadow, the balance good
m Hrazipg Land
AZ N II E4ssand bushels of Lime
hdd ilauhh0 81 II ii DC past few years. Itis
~ present under good Fcnee and Hedging, and
convientiy bounded and divided. 1t has
Comfortable Dwe1ltngs, Out Houses,
Stabiipg, Sc, Apple Orchard and other fruit,
excellent water; is half mile from school aud
church, 81 miles from Smyrna, from steon-
boat Balloon landing, and miles from Rail
Road, by which it is 60 miles from PhiladeL
Title indisputable and uncncambered. Teru,As
10 per cent on day "a sale and balance to silit
any reasonable purchaser. Fer further inl9r5
nation, apply to Goo. w. Cunimins 1sql,
Smyrna, Del, 70 the tenapit Robt. M Jones.
s2I. 0fto w. II SHANNON, ldflfopd, Dol
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05


sea snd fve hundred and
yearf, TIA snfshe deep
I! we'll dn Eo3s Eels IA former
of txo things 4sfirst, that
Al infnitely gre atef number
E E Al hoscFnsi oyer the islands !;
that the aiat3sial world ex,
= fkfied long anterior its sfit-l
hs abode of man. The length
xissance ii infnitesnnal COM
ii saciis i sycl . of years Il and
AZ Sisl recorded IL, every leaf Of sthe.
n NIT universe II Il does lot
II schlus buniIlil hat q ytle Bird
III aldtvidaale y s'|lass iip 4
I should, i,its 3plse d Hill
ffen| land IN II 3 slll9ls 1IIa iaris
M show how apparently Insignificant
'aBsncies il The economy OF nature pros
9apce nomentons results. london FAR.
mae3ss .Hugaziae. ~
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05
The Art Of Reading.

A friend tells US an anecdofe Of
Booth, the great tragedian, which Me|
do not recollect having saen in prirts
1t occurred in the tpalniy days Of hiia
fame, before sparkle Of his eye}1aS
been dimmed by the banc of genius. j
strong drink: I{s $'
Booth and several friends had baes
invited to dine withsan 'old gentleasssI,
in Baltimore of distinguished kindnosAs
urbanity, and piety. Theshost, tlssta
Disappearing oftheatres ind thd&tsJss
going, had heard 50 muel Of Bootil i
remarkable powers, that 5curiosity Nj
this instance overcome II A his scrupiNS
and preiudices. AftertlIe entefts|
ment was over, lamps lighted, and r
company seated il d drawing rosn
some one requested BooIlssas Il pkxs|
ticular fayar, and one Which illl rfs92
ent would doubtless appreciate, to rnatE|
aloud the Lords prayer. Booth ex4
pressed his willingness to afford them
this qualification, aildiall eyes wers
turned expectantly upon him. Baath
rose slowly and reyerent)y I. from lis
chair. 1t was wonderful IA mi
play of emotions that conN Z ks /
countenance. He became I'D u,
and his eyes,, turned trend III
wards, We're wet with tears
he had notspokcn. The sik S
be felt. Itbecame absol9t sf Hi,
until the spell was broken Ia asl
electric shock, as his ric-tad es,.ll
from his white lps, sylla tk
"Our father, who artin hoag kd I'll
with a ,pathos and perfest s
that thrilled all hearts. ss
He finished. The sileneb Il III II Il sIl
Not q voice was heard Dr.
moved in his wrapt auliasIc
from p remote corner Of ,fli1 d u
sob was heard, Ind tlse
gentleman (their host) Stepped for- 4
waTN aslth streaming eyes. and totter-
ID lae and seized Booth by the |
ha5 sI9 Sir, said he, i1Shroken ac-
cesl ~ sou have afforded mea pleas
ilreSas whiclI my whole fntufe8 life
viii Nd gfqte full I ara. olytsSnlan,
nf'sssssssssvefy dry, from ny }boyhood to
the present time, | thought | had re-
peated the Lords 5 prayer s(but have
never heard it before, nc'sag.a' @You
11e right, replied Booth; ia read
pray ycges itahould be Jead has cost |
II n goS and study for
5e sah1ebsaa in space
% a1xIl 81 words 50 simple
l'htst of itself sufficiently illus
rates tha truth Of the bible, and
ItsslH} Rpon 1t the seal Of divinity"
[{SI3S 4 sS''5 aSea9 was the effect produced
M foln3apt who was presently /
aIIAa aYsatioaA Awass sustained but 1
|'aofa t3iiie longer in subqued mono
iyllahles, and almost entn%Iy ceased;
nd soon after, at an early hour, the
syAa y broke up, andrettred ia their
essszll homes with sad fades and full 1
/ IA 4. ~ j. : 80
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Curi0sties Of the French Crystal
Palace.

l You have heard Of the famous bird
cage Of Tahan, which was at the same
time cage, d fountain, and a parterer;
and they have told you of the lock
which presents 3,674, 1856 combina-
lions; IIuret passed a hundred and
Htwenty-eight nights in locking it; and
Fichct was four months in sunlocking
ii; wsthcy can neithersliut nor open
it. Butsthose curiosities are nothing
toswhat1 discovered. / have,seen pro-
digious articles Of furniture, ,-and uten-
sils whose eccentrioity has given me a
vertigo; tables which would change
into bathing tubs, screens, arm chairs
and wardrobes; mirrors which could
be transformed into wine cellars, night
dresses and guitars.
do not speak of the toy makers Of
Nuremberg and of Tyrol. They have
reached the eliminating point of the
fabulous; the apogee of the impossible.
One Of them lrud enclosed IN a cherry
stone aplan of Sebastopol, railway
station, and the Messiah Of Klep-
e+,,I, @
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leiuy Sone Vic ieiSSIh vi my rope,
and with your permission will stop.
Yours, &c. SUSSEX.
| Sticks Fable Of the Spider and tie
Fy.-tFew things resemble each
other more in natur than old cunnin
lawyer and a spider. He weavcs his
web in a corner, with no light behind
toshow the thread'of his net, but in a
shade like, there he waits in his dark
| Office to receive his visitor, A buzz
zin', burrin, .thoughtless fly, thinkin'
of nothina but his Beautiful wings and
| well made legs, and rather near sight
led withal, comes stumblin' head over
heels into the net.
II beg your pardon" says the fly,
EtI really didn't see this net work Of
yours; the weather is foggy, and the
streets SO confounded dark, they ought,
ito burn gas here all day. I'm afraid
I've done m1scn1ef.
"Not at all, says the spider, bow
ing. 81 guess it's all my fault. /
reckon had ought to have hung a.
lamp out; but pray don't move, or you
may Do damage. Allow me to assist
yoal.| And then Ae tics, up one leg
and xhen tlsd fslr4s up both
his| wings ssis{ III h as (Nbrals
tar. sS IN lk)Y sssltiy rood
friend, "a nl5S 1iSa tSaysa
uses when M ID ID ID trieS
Tin afeeredy oallHelf f;acoll-
siderable sum; I p,uf4 bleed you. n ls.
BlAad md| aags Tho fly; excuse
/ naa ~ qbllea yop;; don't re7
''0h I'D, s|s ffsha,
sIf you tlslre % taats sayB the ilgy3
tsI'll knock yoa down; and ! m a mari
that what lay down | stand on.i
duu had better gel up flrst,,,'as sssaL Il I
,spidaa; Il laae;llialy, ssast biz
you must Pag i'll dal1I aisgl
bleeda hihl .aSlNs tDr bfasltiilGXy
and feels fain 6Ss} lSs 4 III sS oii. h
sTet me g6, tI|y lS v IBID Iof say8 /
poor fly, "and AwilI pay you hberal-
ly."
Pay 7! sa1s the spider, 'sYou
miserable uR6iTeupio wretch; you
- - y I ] T. I1E'. I
! u \ I | ||I sEp 4
TIA y IeA, the.
|ahli Il sdsI d book
siQn Of tie Ara
b AZ The an
thor bdIl lll Faat valley e3z
teIssli ON the dfcn1ession.
0f a6anon range 10 the Head Of 1
III "A kaba, the cas- tern branch
y ~ Red Sea, has been III
~ SO ~ is.in many places
tile level ofsthe f11ed-
||tcffaii6AlI3 ~ III it are situated the
Deasl Sea aps the Sea Of Tiberias.--
eYes that tllis ocean, being cut \
5ly n Vie Rcd Sea by the rise f.the
an at the southern extremity, and
'6ing only fed by sna all streams, gra-
lually became dried by solar evapo-
'ation. He proposes to cut canaf;of
adequate size from the head of the f
fuH of Akaba to the Dead Sea, and Fl
alother from the Mediterranean, near
'I0qnt Carmel, acssI5Hs}he plain Of /;
y y y tEa VII i o)9Sln
he diterran For "a sftll Ii
fall of /, 300 feaf aszA 1.s Il q 4 VIII
na la,i substitute: =. q az a11q q 000 squared
lilies IN extel Eaa. s sssss 1s1,s; fi&eless
ssert;; thus ma d u payigation ii
niiia Is short as tlS slard routyl
preadlng fertility eg1ai's i row arid
ountry, and opening up fhe fertile re- i i
ions of Palestine to settlement and +
= =
The conception is a magnificent one, il
1T no sufficient survey has been made m
determine its practicability orits cost. a
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Nau,TT4

NOTICE. n, q 3 98' Z,
A LII personsare hereby notifl ed ndxl{0 Islsf
.eEA. bor Henry Bromn {neggo1 sslsszz' sssgs
Servant. Any person heing kJlogSss Hi ii niss}|
said negro will be dealt With aec0f 4! q sIIiss
sep, ~. '55' w, N. lsS pl }iss i q
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05

4dRD-W.fRE II gerry ifss;ee Sfock
Of hardware Of every description JUS, RECEIVED f
and for sale by 1'hos. WaiTaca lnafsI
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05

- A.
forenoon, at.the Court House door "a "a
Broadkiln hundred the. following Real
Estate to wit: =
All the interest of Benjamin Hazard
in the lands of his father James Hazard
decd, situate in Indian River Hundred,
containing eighty acres more or less, with
the improvements thereon, such Az q two
story dwelling house and single story i i.
tached, stables Sc, adjoining lands 0l'
John g. Hazard. Dagworlhey Derrick4
son and others.
Seized and tallen iiexeci1syoll ID al flie'
properly Of Ben1amio n sai,a.
will be sold for cashbY
G. d. RODNEY \ u r. IA ~ "
Ten per cent Of the pure! II
will be demanded onstise sl6y 81 EaIs n u
Georgetown, Sept 22 n, s5s5 81 81
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{ ID k0ations. M
4 y ~ Iaiuanond state II

" NJ x + of tw s6ist II lettprs
4 % be,
H. S0is Tie name Of u taoe,
NJ M IA lsehiaysu bind,
My ~ a d nhu,e oi n " 1Atioll
My 81 10 IL N tle name of female,
Mysls 8 ia skta5n eseulent
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-02-03
VOLUME X:
CHE GbibooanT nlinerpa
Is published every Saturday morning. II

Is published every Saturday morning. Price,
Five Dollars per anDuu-payable at the lime OF sub
scr;l;py Single copies, Ten Cents.
ADVERTISEMENTS vii be inserted at the rate of One Dol
lar ner slaare of lines ess for the first and fy
Gents for every subsequent insertion liberal discount
made ID those advertise by the year Thirty Dollars
yenr will be charged for half column Of Patent Medicine
ADVERTISING and Of greater length admitted on any
PERSONAL PUBLIC ATI0Ns.-Co Communications of per-
sonay nature or such not deemed to be Of public
interest NAV inserted advertisements (at the option
OF the e,lor) by being paid for in advance.
Jo, WORK-Thcu undersigned 1atter themselves that they
can execute all varieties of letter printing in style
moi 10 he surpassed country Office in the South o
West All work delivered when promised, and guarantee
Il please Our customers will please to bear in mind thai
We deliver no job until the same is paid for.
OBITUARY NoTiCES-Not exceeding three lines viii be
cheeruy inserted without charge; but those OF greater
length win be rated as advertisements
CORRESPONDENTS are informed that no notice whatever
vi be taken of any communication intended for insertion
unless accompanied by the and address of the writer
mot necessary for publications. but guarantee OF good
faith. JOSA. e WHITE, Publishers
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-02-03
SCOTS
Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill,
zs2 p,stented Ma 16th. 1854,


THE attention of Planters, Farmers,
l. and Stock-feede in general is respectfully called to
this Mill as the important article OF the kIna now IN
use not only wen adapted for grinding Cob Meal for stock,
Grs for the table, and especially Bread Meal from corn
not fully ripe dry in the tall
setting this Min, mechanic or frame work wanten,
only requiring to be fastened to floor or Platform Easily
adjusted and used by any body, even child
The LITTLE GIANT has received the hrst premiums AZ
the late Agricultural of Missouri Kentucky Maryland
and other States and that in the most complimentary
manner as well the most ready commentators from the
thousands Witnessing its performance.
These Mills guaranteed in the most posltVe manner
and No warranted to grind 10 bushels Of feed per hour
with one horse offered at the low price Of $50 all corn
pIete ready attaching the teamNo at SO gnds ~
bushels per hour with horses. = -
Manufactured by Scott Burt st. Louis Scott hocKnee
Baltimore Scott 4 Hedges, Cincinnati.
from the Cincinnati Daily Tmes]
TIE LITTLE GIANT-By invitation we cslled at the es-
abshment of Scott Hedges. yesterday 70 witness tne
operations what the inventor has denomiafed the te
Giant Corn and Corn Cob 1Ii Hever name was wen
nied Il is in the present instance The mill weighs only
tached to ten-oot shaft il eats corn and cob with
vengeance is got up an improvement on the pest
patent Of this kind attained, and s 80 simple IN ts
be put together and set ~ motion N
twenty minutes and afterwards be adjusted and used with
ease by anybody II win grind with ease from - 70 -
bushels per hour.
To the farmer this MILL simple in its construction oc-
cupyng little space propelled by power always on hand
and furnished at exceeding low price Of 500 affords one
Of the ereaest convenence that have Wher
ever they have been ntrouced they have ayof
Let every interested Ia pursuits eau at Scot
Hedges Mo- Water street. Examine and set t IN 0pef
| finn s,s>'5> - ~ ,- ian27 s@ B.Fs HOLDEN.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-02-03

-
SUGAR-Louisiana Loaf, Crushed and Powdered
MOLASSE+Gollen Syrup and Honey
CANDLES-Sperm Star and Talow.
SOAP-Brown, White, Fancy and CASTLE.
BUTFER-Goshen and Western.
CHEESE-English Dairy, Pine Apple f..
STARCH-ndigo Saeraus Buckwheat, Havana Preserves,
Shaker Preserves Canton Ginger prunes, Currants Pee
ans, Brazil Nuts, Rasins Almonds Cranberries Dried
Apples, Dried Peaches.
SPICE@Alspice, Cloves Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Pepper,
Ginger, Kentucky Mustard, &c.
PICKLES-ketchups, Sauces of all kinds.
ALEporter Cider Rock Candy, Sweet Chocolate assorted
Stick Candy Fire Crackers Backing Wash boards Clothes
Lines Brooms Shoe Brushes Baskets Cedar Tubs Painted
Tubs, Pals, bingham Buckets, Sieves Mats Scrubbirs
Brushes, Axe Handles. &c.
PAPERLette Cap Straw Store and Wrapping Papers Of
all kinds.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
BARESDALiE, Eroy, Parks Mac & Mac, AlcEnery, John
sydnor Mcdonald Charles NJ Pallin spencers Williams
Grymes, Buffers Meyers, Rough Ready Mills, Lundy-
foot Pinckneg Hobson Choice Eucre Yellow Bank, Good
--DRUGs AND CHEMICALS.
OJJININE-2OO0 ounces French and American; Is demi-
johns Spirits Nitre crboys ditto 90 demlohns aa
cases English Borax; 200 kegs Carb Soda; 90 barrels
Sal Soda 100 barrels EPSON Salt % bbs Chamber salt
10 bbls Gamphor; 50 bbts Cream Tartar 70 bbIs Flour
Birthstone 20 bbls Roll ditto; 20 cases Gum Arabic as
sorted qualities; Q Turkey Gum Myrrh; cases
White Wax 300 b Turkey Opium 1860 ID Tartarc Acid
SO n Citrc Acid; hbIs Oxaic Acid; bales Orange
Peal. 3 bags Aniseel bales English Valeran Root; e
bales Gentian Root 2 bales Columbia Root; 20 boxes
Calcined Magnesia; 10 Cafb Masnesia; 1000 ID
Peruvian Bark in powder various qualities 300 Afri-
can Cayenne Pepper 100b Powdered Canthardes: l0on
/ English CaIomel 200 b American Calomel 100 ID Eng
lish blue Mass 300 American ditto; so ID Tartar Emetic
so ID Corrosive submae; 50 b Red Precipitate 15o
Iodine potasse 80 b Ioiine 800 ounces Morphine 15t
500 D CIiLoROFORM, and large assortment Of Drugs
Chemicals Extracts ETC., for sale by Z. HART Go.
jan14. 1917 Fchoupitonias ST. New tFieans.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-02-03
Rath.HOllSe.

Il CAUSSE, Ba, Der, on St. Philip ST.,
bees leave to inform his friends and the pubiic
in general that he has just opened Bath House, Wnere
hot and cold baths may be hid at all times.
R.rEs-CoId Baths, % cents; Hot do. % cents with
ttxt, TnyY els furnished each 3z-tl
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-02-03
Confectionery Store.

AZ Main and st. Louis streets, Thibodaux. wholesale
and retail dealer in Preserved Fruits Asets Fancy Cor
dias Syrups Coaectioaaries Green Fruits Holiday els
country Wedding parties supplied with every article IN
the parry confectionery line at the shortest notice ana
January 2l-5-1y. e4 ss l
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-02-03
piano Forte Tuning & Repairing.

VI respectfully informs the inhabitants of Z .
Thibodaux and vicinity, that he is prepared
carry the above business in all its branches anu opes
that his long experience will enable him to give entire salts
faction to all may favor him with their patronage HIS
residence being Donadsonvie he purposes visiting IND
oda,a four times year oeneI if necessary, and those
trusting him may rely upon his fulfilling his engagements
All orders left at the Post Office with Mr. j. Bennett or
punctually attended to. RrstoBishor I. POLK l1-1y
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-02-03
Bi-Sulphite of Lime.

NEW ORLEANS CARRIAG E
~ WAREHOUSE, 113 Giraver, and 13 Union csEGI
streets, Opposite the ST. Charles Hotel) Car 9kA-
rages and Harness. Of every description always on hand
Also a complete assortment of Coach Trimmings.
r. A. LUAI & CO., 113 Gravier and 13 Union sts.,
n -6mo, .... New Orleans.