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DacuerreotVpes.

DaguerreotypeS.
Nj ESSRS. BEAMER & TURToN, having taken the
1H1 Rooms formerly occupied by Mr. l. TarbeI Ia,
sueITean Gallery Main aud Biddie Streets Cen
tire Wbeeing beg leave 10 solicit share patrOnlee
from his friends and the public atlaTge.
They make Tle TO let any pictures 90 out but
what are satisfactory and we'll executed.
Gold and Silver plating executed neatly
Orders LETT here lOf sigu painting attended TO
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T;f;-eDs of The Tnio7t.-

Citizens Of the Cnioa,-
You have done me the honor with voice. from one
end the Union the other, 10 stamp the character oil
my Ointment with your appreciation. 1t is scarcely two
years since made it known among you and already II
has obtained celebrity than any other Medicine in SO
short n nerioi THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
50 Mtidea Lane Ne,c York and IA Strand London.
ASTONISHING ~tFRE OF SORE LEGS, AFTER NINE
YEARS. STANDING.
Copy ofa Letter from N'. w. J. LonGlea Of Hantsrate,
Eadfia Co. NJ ca'e'iaa 9 s, dat , 9, Ace 1898.
To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY: Silt is not my Wlsh 70
become notorious neither is this letter written 1of te
mere sake of writing say, that your Ointment cured
me of of the dreadful cuaneous diseases that
flesh heir TO- and which considered by all VIII" Knew
be entirely beyond the reach OF medicine FOR nine
veg WAS afflicted with of the most paint III anu
legs THAI ever fell to the lot OF man ana
trying every medicine had ever heard Of resigned
in DESPAIR all hope of being cured but friend brought
me a coupe of large pots your Ointment which caused
the my legs to heal. and entirely resahEa my
health my agreeable surprise and delight and to me as
constituent of my friends. lsignedl !" LANohhI.
TRAORDINARY CURE OF A BAD BREAST WHEN
NEARLY AT TIE POINT OF DEATH;
Copy Of Letter iron, Mr.. r. Durant Ne,c Orleans
N0rem6er 9Th, 1853
To PROFESSOR Holloway, Corner of Ann and Nassau.
Streets " Dear Sr,-It is with heartfelt grailtuoe
have you that by the of your Ointment anu
Pills. the life of my wife has been saved tor seven
she had bad breast with ten running wounds, tt VI
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pn,r. Fistnlas Rheumatism Scurvy
| pnn;ons Cont Salt Rheum Sore Heads
Villains GIandular ScaIs Ulcers
Chained hands Swelings Sore Nipples Wounds
** Sold at the establishment Of Professor HOLLOWAY,
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so each To be had wholesale Of the principal Drug
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VENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.

VENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE-PA1
~ OIssE Terrebonne .-Cour du 5eme District!
Harriet ". Young, Execu.rix.
Berser and Brown,
K. Lambert es. No. 1888
Berger & Brown,
James Fitch, =, ,o
pers sr & Brown, w. '
En- vertu de rois ws de Fl Fa emanes de Ia sus dte
Cou egeant pour Ia dite paroisse ct moi adfesse
soasane Sheriff dams les causes colossus initiates ct
roiees. otfrirai en- publ cue sur lhaitaon de
Berger Brown sinee sur lie Bayou Petit Cailou enys-
ron III miles has de la vile &c Iloama,
.Sauedi, le Ter Septembre, 1855.
Entire II heures A. NJ and heures P NJ Les proprttes
ei apres decrtes savoir
!ne certane Initiation conpasee de pusseurses NOR
ceau tere dams ct Parosse sur Bayou Pit
Gallon environ 10 miles has de ouma, CT apres de-
drites SAVIOR:
To- On certain de tere ayant srpents ct
DENT de face la rive dfoe du Bayou Petit Caliou
ayec unc proondeur de uarane arpenis, horne en- haui
par tere Ferdnaad SeVn ct bas urbin Pcou
80. Tn de terre ayant I'm front
de cling arpents la rive rot du Petit Caion avec une
profoneur de quarane arPent borne en- han par la tere
de Felix Smith has par la erEe de smith ct May
3d. Tn de terre sur la rive gauehe du Bay
Petit Caou ayant qunZe apess ct del de lace sur lie
d. Bavou Ia profondeur scion larpentage, borne en-
haut par Erbn pcau ct Ell Las par Ia tere de
Smith & May.
10. I'm au1e moroccan de ayant dem arpent de
face sur Ia suuche iu Petit Caou avec proiondeur
scion arpent.ge borne haut par Ia terre de Ferdinand
| SEWN ct bas par cele d'Urbin pcou-
So II aure de tere ayant une FAC ade un ar
rent sur la gauehe du dit Bayou Petit Gallon avec
uns proiordeur rarpen horne haut Manuel
/ Dominique ct EN- has par Joseph Dupanti fills.
| 9th, Tn moroccan de terre ayant une facade de
cno rpenfs sur rive ganche Gu dit Bayou Petit Gallon
avec uae pronoeur scion Parpenase horne haut par
Ia tere arcein Duplanu ct en- has par la terre de
Manuel Domaingue.
/ 20. Tn autre moroccan de terre ayant facade de
de.x arpents demi de front Ia rive droite du
dit Bayou Petit Gallon; borne haut par la erre u Ed
nond Stoutet has par Ia de Francois babn
Ensemble avec toutes les battises ct authorizations ap
partenants.
! Aussi les esclaves ci spres nomme, viz:
| SIDNEY, agee peu pres de "a ans
| LUCINDA agee de IS ans ct SEES deux enfants, OVID
s ans. GEORGES ans;
/ SUSANNA, % ans ct son enfant SARAH, 5 ans.
/ LIBERTY, So ans;
/ BETSY, 30 ans;
/ AMBROSE, "a ans. .
i SUSANNA BLACK, % ans, ct son enfant MARTHA, q
mos;
/ POE, 80 ans;
ISAM. 26 ans,
| MARY rs ans;
i ISAAC. IS ans; ..5...- az
SALLY, 40 ans ct SEES trois enfants WILSON, agee
ans DANIEL, ans, PAULINE, 5aps;
ELIZA, B ans.
La dite vente fate pour satisfare Ia somme prin
cpae inteets ais du process dams les causes
Il cidessus. g
scheteu devra bonner avec bonnie securitt
portant hut pour cent d'interet depuis Ia vente.
JOSEPH A. GAGNE, Sheriff
Houma Aout, 1855. Ttds]
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SHEKIFF'S SALE.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA.-Parish OF
~ Terrebonne-5th District Court
!. Hobbs,
M 1Sin

. P. Viguerie & Co.

BY virtue Of writ Of f. Fa., emanating from the
above mentioned Court sitting in and for the above Parish
and to me directed the undersigned Sheriff in the above
entitled and numbered win offer for sale At public
auction Ut the Court House in Hounaa,
Saturday the LIST day of September, 1858.
between II O'clock NJ, and o'clock. NJ, the follow
ing described property, belonging vguere. to wit
Three certain lots, situated in this Parish in the town
Houma and designated in the plat Of said Town Of Kou
MA as Nos 3 and &C. measuring all eighty feet front
on the North the No Q having depth LOO feet, equal
At the East and West lire Lot No. - having depth
the West line Of los feet and Of 50 the East line
Lot No. % having depth Of 81 feet the West line
scther with all the Buildings and improvements thereon.
Two other certain lois, Nss D and "a, also situated
in the town ct Houma Lot No. p measuring 50 feet front
the upper line and es feet inches the back line
bounded above by Lot No a. and below by Roussei
in 'front.' by the street which separated from the lot form
ery belonging to n. G. NeIson Let Mo "a measuring 81
feet front by 100 feet above by lot No %
and below by lot No. Is The hack by lot No &C. and il
front by the street between thai and Mrs Bakers ot to
Eether with al The buildings and improvements thereunts
belonging,
certain tract os parcel q land belonging 10 J.
fIgnie Co.. sitased in this Parish the left descend
ing bank Of Bayou Tersonne measuring in width GO fee
front with the depth Of ten arpent such depth
vey calls torbeunded above by land Of Mathurin Dnpre
and below by land Of r. 4. Barrow the acquired by
J. p. Viguerie Co., from Mathnrin DupFe, by IN &c
passed before a. Leblanc, Recorder Of said Parish
the 10th day Il April. ls55 f6
Said sale viii be made satisfy the pgincipa interests
and costs Of suit in the above case.
TERMS AND CoSDIT1oss-CASH. 500
.2..s $a 10. CAGNE, Depaty Sheriff. {
Houma july q 1sa5-2-tds
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GODEY's LADY's BOOK F0P,s.-
TWENTIETH Year of Pnb};,.,:

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VENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE La LOU1SIANE.-Paf-
IL oisse Terrebonne.-Cour du 5eme Dictrct.
/. Hobbs, zes l4t. ''.
NO. 17Ju

~ vs. v;.rs,;e c;e '' i''
En- d'ua writ de 81 Fa. eane de Ia sus de Cour,
se-ean. en- pour Ia de parroisse ct moi addresse,
sussene Sheriff. dams IA cides>us ntlnee ct hume
rotee. Jorirai yeate publque Ia mason de Couf
Houma, z- -s=-..-- t
Samedi le Ter jour de Septembre, 1855,
entire herres heures les propretes CT
apres dGcrtes, apartenant ]. p. Sigueris savior:
l. Tros certains lois situes dams psrrosse dams
Ia vile de Houa de<ignes dams lie plan lie Ia dte vile
lee Nos %, 81 ct 26, mesurant tous res qatre-
vingi pieds de front la hgne Aord-e No. 2 ayant
profondeur de cent peds egae sur Ia gne Est ct
Quest Lot p ayan profondeGr sur la lgne Quest
de cling psds de quaresgt deux pieds Ia gne
Est. Lot No. a6 ayant p.oondeur de quatrevingt
deux peds Ia iigne Quest es de cinane neuf peds
sur Ia lgne Esi-ensembe toutes les batsseS ct
amelioratieus appartenant. l. -ls4I.
2 Deux Lots terrans stues aussi dams
Ia vile de Houma 6tant les Nos 25 24:-e No. % me
surapt quaevngt peds de front la lgne Nord
cent six peds de proondeur la Rousse cent
cnquane neuf pieds ia gne denhau ct quarevingt
deux peds hut pouces Ia gne du fond borne haut
par lot "a has par Roussel face par
Ia qui Ia s6pare du lot cdevan appartenant n C.
Nelson Lot No. "a mesurant quatrefngt peds de front
sur cent de profondeur, borne haut e lot No. %
ct bas par lie lot No. 5 arere par e lot No rs ct
par separe celni Ct m terrain
Madame Riker: Ensemble avectoutes les baisses ct
amelioratonsy apparenantcs deux derniers terrains
ont etc anssi acquis par ]. P. Vguerie)
g. Tn certain de Lot opparienant J. P.
ygaere ct Gie itut Ia parosse Terrebonne la
rive gauche descendant lie bayou Terrebonue mesurant
peds de front profondeur de dix arpents
(on pofondeur desgne dapres Farpantage) borne
par de Mathurn Dupre ct has par la
de r. R. Barrowle dit moroccan de terre etc ac-
quis par j. P. Vieuere Gle de Mathurn Dupre par un
ace sse par evantJ A. Leblanc, Recorder de Ia diie
parosse lie 10eme jour d'Avril, 1856.
La ite vene sera faite pour sasfaire Ia prn
cpaie nterets ct a du process dams Ia cause CT
dessuA az5z zsElsssslE eg z5eass=55as e
TERnEs Er Coxp,r,oxs- 'CoMPTANT.
sa E. o. GAGNE, Depu:e Sheriff.
Houma % Juliet, Ie55.-2-tds.
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Estate Of Ernesne Boyer, wife Of Nercsse Bourdrear
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth Judi
Succession Ernesne Boyer epouse de Necisse Boudeau
TNTAT DE LA LOUISIANE- Cour de

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IL Cinquienre District paroisee de Terrebonne.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
OTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish OF
~ Terrehonne-Fh Judicial District Court setting in
and for the Parish of Terrehonne.
g. B. DeoHx, Admir-, d. H. Holmes,
No. 1920. "a vs No. 1883.
John D. Umberfeid, John D. Umberfeld.
BY virtue oi two wis Of Fieri Faces directed in
the above entitled and numbered by the honorable
the Aforesaid Court have seized and will offer for sale
public auction the Court House door Of said parish in
Hoama on Saturday the lst day Of September 1855, be-
tween the hours OF IL A. and F. NJ. the following
described property belonging the defendant. John d.
UnmheFfeld to-wit:
Lot or section No. q in township No seventeen, range
sixteen east bounded above by land Of Luke bew
by land Of Mrs Randall containing one hundred and fifty
four lilo acres together with all the buildings and inn
provements thereon being, or thereunto belonging.
The foregoing sale will take place satisfy the judgments
with the accumulated interests and costs in the above
titled causes.
TERAs or SALE-CASH. E5ss.s~
JOSEPH A. GAGNE, Sheriff.
Honnna, July 9th 1e55tds 49,