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j A COB'S CORDIAL I

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| BOWEL DISEASES Cholera, Dysentery, Di-
| - arrhea, Cholera Morbus Bilious Cholic, Cholera
| infantun and alsn admiralty ADAPTED TO MANY DIS
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The virtues Of Jacobs Cordial too well known to
| require encomums.
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2. IT CURES THE WORST FORMS OF DYsENTERY.
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5. 1T CURES CHOLERA MoRBUs.
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| s. IT RELIEVES PAIN BACK AND LoINs.
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ii. IT DIsrELs HYsrERIcAL FEELINGS.
10. II Is AN ADMIRABLE Tonic.
! FEW SHORT EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS,
LETTERS, &c,
81 have used Jacobs Cordial in my family, and have
found it most efficient, and in my judgment valuable
| remedy" Hon HIRAM WARNER
Judge Of Supreme Court, Georgia.
gives pleasure in being able recommend Jacobs
Cordiany personal experience, and the experience
Of my neighors and friends around me- is sufficient guar
antee me to believe to be all that purports viz
a soUereign Eensedy." VIM Fl. UNDERWOOD,
Formerly Judge Of Superior Court Cherokee Circuit.
I take great pleasure in recommending this Invaluable
medicine to all afflicted with bowel diseases for which
heeye it to be sovereign remedydecidedy superior
anything else ever tried by me" A. A. GAulDlse.
Ihave used Jacobs Cordial in my family and this with
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induces beev. that it stands the head of every
preparation Of the kind and would its use in
the diseases for which it is componn ed"
MILES G. DoBB1Ns,
Cashier Of the Bank Of the State of Georgia. Griffin
"If there is any crebiy in human testimony Jacobs
Cordial must and preemnent above all other preparations
for the Of ,wel diseases From the mass of testimony
in its fvr coming In from all quarters must be very far
n advance as curative agent Of most not all other
patent preparations" A. FLEMING,
Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin
This efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity as fast
Bonaparte pushed his columns into Russia and gaining
commentator wherever used. Geo. Je5srsonfaa.
"a For sale by FRTZELL & GAINES, Tiibodaux, La,
and by the principal Merchants and Druggists throughout
the State. WM. BLISS CO.,
sens 6n Propretors s tvannah Georgia. Ia
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Day School for Bows.

THE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to
parents and guardians, that he has purchased of Mr.
j. Gardner the unexpred lease of the Parish School House
situated On st Canal street. Tbodaux where he will
tinue his school for the future His charges follows
For the regular English curse, per month. So 90
For each additional language, per month ...... so
Forfthernformation apply at The office Of the Minerva
to CHARLES SGHIFFERSTEIN Principal
June 03d 1873
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81 The Albany Argus tells story of /. man
aauslng au oats few days since, who gave ff.y
yo'ar W. oh, Y mistake for Eve. On discovering
ss s ounder and hastening to hare it rectiied. he
na ~ Ine recipient Of It deliberately rubbing out
sspner On the bin in order 70 make his cash
ssals sssa square with his funds. An exchanee Of
s.s,s .os hity saved the latter from further
scstnens and fully satisfied both parties.
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professional CARDS.

~ BELCHER, -4ttorney and Counsellor at Lau.
We continues the practice of his profession in the Fifth
Judicial District. Office in Thibodaux. jel1
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Night School.

4 the solicitation of number of persons
"A who are otherwise occupied during the dayhe un-
dersgned has consented to open NIGHT SCHOOL, at his
Academy over the Canal Persons wishing avail them
selves of this opportunity for improvement in either the
French or English language, may do so by making mme-
diate application The of instruction will Commence
on Monday, the 18th inst and be continued every evening
except Saturdays and Sundays Hours of instruction.
to half past O'Clock, P.
oct6-tf CHARLES SOUTHEASTERN.
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SURGICAL OpERArroS.-For years woman in
this town has been subject to severe pains, caused
BY swelling on her side: at times deranged. A
few weeks since, it was considered necessary to
open the swelling. The operation was successfully
performed by Dr., E. ?. Ferring, of this town, and
resulted in the extraction Of hi1y-seuen needles
from the side Of the patient. The slargest needle
was an inch and half in length, and Is supposed
that there are few needles still remaining in her
s'ae,1 When they were swallowed, the patient is
u'ao'e 70 say but the presumption is, about twelve
year ago. She was gradually drawn over to one sie
by the pain, but is now quite comfortable. 9s77iR
Iyuntncket INQUIRER
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TDMUND P. DWIGHT, attorney and Counsel
IL Tor at Ldec Napoleonvie parish Of Assumption. La
will practice in the parishes Of Assumption Lafonrche,
Terre bonnie, AMI ST. Mary. lmyl9-ul
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A BREACH OF MANNERS CONSTRUED AS A Con-
pLlMENT.-The San Francisco Sun tells the follow
ing:
Ayoung gentleman was standing on Merchant
street, when a lady attended by her husband
stepped from the door Of the Washington Market,
aud hesitated on the pavement for few moments
as if uncertain which direction to pursue Fas-
clnated BY her great beauty, the young man gazed
upon her with a fixed stare BY chance she met
bis gaze and discovering something unusual in it,
made 1t subject of emark to her lord That in
dignant individual approached the offending ad-
nirer and addressed him rather savagely, and
asked him what he meant by his rudeness.''
Z" Pardon me" said the gallant, recovering from
I'D ft Of abstraction, 81 intend no offence. There
is loveness about that lady's face that would ir-
toxicate an anehorte, and was lost in admiration
OF it,
gs =" All right" replied the satisfied Benedict, If
you'll remain here till | escort Susan home, I'll
return and stand treat for your good opinion of
her."
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-" M. MERCER, attorney and Counsellor at
w La1c, Houma Parish of Terrebonne L.. practises
the parishes of Assumption Laiourche and Terrebonne
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Corrox PicKlSG.-A gentleman a few weeks
ahce. while taking swim in the lake at Ruffalo
N.i., y was horrfed, on casting his ewes towards
tne beach e behold aragpickiag female deliher.
s'e'y pu. hls shirt white pantaoons, stockings. 6c
INTO her basket and vamose. Pursuit was = 49,,
snd the denuied one was compelled to naLs
the deficiencies Of his wardrobe With blasnhan,v
Z 'act N the language Of Scripture, she co,had
a'msell with curses, as with garment
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L s. GOODE. attorney and Counsellor at Lau,
will practice in the parishes Of Assumption Lafourche,
and Terrehonne. iell
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IMPROVED CANE KNIVES Planters in want
Of good Cane Knives Invited to call at the Store Of
the undersigned and So some q improved pattern,
gotten up hy thsmesves lsa9 4t1 CAMPBELL 4 co.
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q curious question for the LAWYERS has
arisen u London A lady was courted by a gentle.
man, who proposed to marry her, and she accepted ~
But he didn't fulfill his promise, and she sued him
tor the breach. It turned out, however that he
could not marry her because he had a wife living
At the time. In answer to the suit he saws .Barkus
awilling but the law won't allow it." and the lady
can only demand ful6llment Of his engagement
oy an act contra bonos naores. The question then
1ses What damage has the lady sustained ID
a9 being married to = married mans" There is
csantlety Of casustry suggested by this which the
oa,ef baron himself did not like to encouter, and
and arbitration was recommended. E5
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BLANCHARD. CAZENAVETTE. & CO., Drnggis
u and 7pothecaries. Corner of St. Philip and Main
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Ploughs. Plou.hs

Ploughs, Ploushs. -
THE subscriber has on hand IN
L about hundred Ploughs, A. T. M
Young w. McCanahan's man. V@Na&@xeeD
ufacture of Maysvile. Ky. Sizes l~M# 5ssz -
No ! to No. 4, which (for the sake v. = -sN = ss
OF clos ng the gnment) he offers for sale on March
credit rom 81 Il 10 plough lower then he has
before sold in this market prices from IS 90 $1 co.
would do well TO embrace this opportunity to supp them
elves oct27-tf sSst# r. r HOLDEN
IOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.. J. Gardner
" having purchased the entire interest Of n GALABERT
in the Copartnershp Of Bennet Galaber the business
will hereafter be conducted under the firm and svle Of
sI -Esi g# BENNETT GARDNER. st
NOTICE affairs Of the late firm of BEN
IN NETT GALABERT. win be settled BY the UNDER
signed ." Loctl, 1851 j. YATES BENNETT.
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ThibOdauX Home Academy.

J. BRYsoN BURROWS, A. B., Principal.
THIS INSTITUTION will open on Monday, the
l. 18th September, and continue months. 1t is de j.
rabe that Students be present the first day of the
Pupils however, will be received tme md CHARGED
accordingly. This school is designed prepare students,
by LIBERAL thorough and practical education for College
or any other business Of e the plan comprising complete
preparatory course-Engh Classical, and Mathematical
Patrons may rest assured hat and persererng
effort will he mad cultivate the head heart and hand
to train boys for becoming intelligent good and useful men,
to give the elements Of perfect education
TERMS
For the regular English course, per month"; 5000
For each additional language, q .s ......... l.jO
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Fresh Groceries.

THE advertiser is now receiving a general as
i sortment Of FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, Western
Produce etc etc consisting In part Of the following de-
scribed articles, which he is offering the customary rate
viz: ~ s5 lE7
Pot toes, Flour Lard Pork Bacon Hams Fish Of all
kinds, Salt, Pepper, Aspces, Rasns, Almond Apples,
Pickles, Pre- Vinegar Liquors. Candles Oils To Geo
chewing AMI smoking Cigars Rice Soda Crackers Boston,
Pilot French, and Navy Bread Matches Cheese etc. etc
J.F.TH0MPsoN, corner Main and Jackson sts.
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THIBODAUX LITERARY DEPOT.


RAYARD TAYLOR'S visit to China, Japan, &c
II IA BASKET OF CHIPS, " by John Brougham.
THE ARAN. ANIANS by E. R. smth.
JAPAN AS 1T WAS AND Is. r. Hildrsth.
WHATELY'S FUTURE STATE.
WAlkNA; or, Adventur the Mosquito Shore.
SCENES in the Practice Of New York Physician.
REPRESENTATIVE WOMEN. G. c. Baldwin, D. D.
ASPIRATION, an Autobiography, ly Mrs Manners.
LIFE OF CURRAN. By his son.
1SORA'S CHILD.
ETHEL; OR, THE DOUBLE ERROR, by NJ. James
THE ELDER SISTER. do.
EOLOPOESIS-American. Rejected Addresses.
OLlAFTA and other Poems. Caldwell
THE END. BY Rev. J. Cummings.
OAkFlELD; or Fellowship in the East Arnold.
THE MATCH-GIRL or, Life scenes as they are.
CLOUDS AM SUNSHINE Dramatic Tale.
STRAY LEAVES FROM THE BOOK OF NATURE,
MAN0LIA, by Georgia Huntsman.
THE ENGLISH ORPHANS by Mary Holiness
EXAMPLES OF LIFE AND DEATH. Sigourney.
RICHARD HURDIS: Tale OF Alabama. W G Smms
THE VIRGINIA HOUSEWIFE. Mrs Randolph.
nov3 BENNETT t. GARDNER.
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A. l.. PLOUGH, JR.,
Resident Dentist,
fan1h THIBODAUX, La.

F. III. KNAPP, @
nENTAL SURGEON-153 Canal street,
IL intends returning to Thihodaux in about two
three weeks wishing to secure his services can
do by addressing him Immediately through the post ocs
Thibodaux Of B. F. Holden, Esq, On his return
he will remain hut few d vs. only. sepS-n
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J. 3, RorsTAs. J. \. McTvERs.
ROUsTAN & NcEvERs,
l.y. {Successors to q. Osborn d lo.) ss ~ ID
Commercial Row--under the Franklin House Thibodaux
nEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
- DRY GOODS, Hodsry, s1sw Goods, Eats, Boots md
Shoes, Hardware, etc., eso,
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RELCHER, CLIFFORD, 44Ho,mey and Counsellor
- Lao, Main street. opp, site Focus ~ E b. vi.
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THBODAUX LOUISIANA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER o. 1855
Dnsiness Gar1s.

A uGIER, j., C0afecti0ner and Deaier in Fruits
n Corner of Market and St Louis Streets.
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QENNETT GARDNER, Stdtioners and B0oksel1e,s
- at the Post Office Market street, near St. Philip
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1sIGARS! CIGARS!! %
~ 10000 Havana Cigars, of the Choicest Brands, viz:
WASHINGTON, Ell SOL, FILLMORE,
BUsTAMENTE, CONCHA, CONGRESS, sar
sEyAST0POL ANTIGUEDOE, SEM ROMAN,
AMERICAN UNION La PERFECTION, 10
All carefully selected and just received and sale by
sep1 B. +. HOLDEN.
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HALL BUSH,
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW
LAW NOTICE.

A TH7BOUA OK, La,
Practice the Courts Of the Parishes Of Lafourche,
Assumption and Terrebonne, apl22-f
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ROCRG, NJ. Sheriff, Office in the Court House. on
- MaTket Street. opposite the Market ago
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i UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
COLLEGIATE Denarfme

" "EsTERN MILITARY INsTIT JTE.-The
w next session of this College, which consists of two
terms commencing respectively the 10th of September
and 18th January continues without interruption from the
beginning to the close the 18th June 1856. At present
there seven professors in the Coegeone OH will be
added The Cou Of Studes in every department. is
thorough in text books and teaching that of any College
in orr country The discp ne is src', yet parental and
maintained by day and night Menta, Moral and Ptysical
Culture, Economy and Discipline the especial objects OF
the system.
Charges for Tuition, Boarding. Washing, Fuel Servants
as'enaanee use Of Arms Room Furniture Towels Bedding
term o. 90 weeks Surgeons fee and medicines S. per
Engineering Moder Languages Book Keeping and Fenc-
ing each $40 per term. For particulars address
]. BERRIEN LINDSLEY,
Chancellor of the uu, ,ersity or
B, R. JOHNSON, Superintendent of the institute.
Nashville, Tenn, August 1855. aug25. Am.
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(HHEROT, CHARLES Doctor at the former residence of
~ P. Lagarde, Esq., over the Canal.
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REATTY, G. & A., attorneys at Lar, Bank Buildn:
- Jackson Street
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(soNKLIN, T., Fumily Grocer, on the corner of Main
~ and Green streets,
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A LIAM, L. s. Clerk of Court, North East Corner of
n the Court House Square, Market street.
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pCSH HALL, Atorneys and CounseUors at L
- Office on Main near st. Louis street.
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RADEAUX BRUFF, General Merchants, corner o
- Main and Focus street
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X A. BARILLEAU, attorney and Cou',sellor
VI at Lar, NapoleonviIe, Parish of Assumption, La,
will practice in the Courts Of the 5th Judicial District
posed Parishes Of Assumption Laourche and Terre
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ASSOCIATED
l. themselves for the purpose Of carrying on the -
Drug and Apothecary busnesen varions branches
f1ttess themselves that from their perfect knowledge
OF the profession and the wants Of the public to give
efaf satisfaction. Prescriptions led at all hours of the day
Or night with the great and precision ALI medicines
purchased ofus warranted and Of and
best quality. Patronage olicited. +~ss 69Ssa ss@
BLANCHARD, CAzENAVETTE b co.
April fst 1854 a<a7s = s@ E@F
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GARFIELD; or, Fellowship in the East. Arnold.
| THE MATCH GIRL; Or Life scenes they
| CLOUDS AM SUNSHINE Dramatic Tale.
| STRAY LEAVES FROM THE BOOK OF NATURE,
| MAN0L1A, by Georgia Huntsman.
TRh ENH 4 oF ohpHANS NS y Mary Holmes
| RICHARD HURDIS: 4 Tale Of Alabama W G Simms
| THE VIRGINIA HOUSEWIFE. Mrs Randolph.
! novs BENNETT GARDNER.
ii. r. BUCKLEY, 4
TX ~ X
LATE YOUNG & col ~
No Cazap Street, Mr. Nv ORLEANS,
NTATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND SILL
w VERSMiTH-Importer of fine WATCHES for Ladies
Gentlemen Of the celebrated makers of England and
Switzerland made to his order expressly heavy cases
lsyeE and gold, and warranted standard ineness.
LADIES Chatelaines and Neck -Chaines
GENTS Guard, Fob and Vest Chains, Seals, Keys &C.
FINGER RINGS Ear Rings BreastP Pins, Cuff Pins, &c.
DIAMoNDs IN PINS AND RINGS.
for every age in gold silver steel frames
sILVER-WARE, warranted pure as coin consisting OF
Table, and Desert Spoons Table and Desert Forks
ladies' Butter Knives Mustard and Salt Spoons Sugar
PLATED consisting Of Casters Candlestcks Wait
ers, &C, &c.
Having been a1waysin of the business
all watches sent for repairs will have the rctest attention.
and having every facility for making portion ofa Watch
will be enabled to work on reasonable terms.
Jewery made to order and repaired Diamonds reset in
the latest STYLE Canes mounted in gold silver. nov5
Isl sULPHIiE OF LIME.
DLANTERs using B-sulphite of Lime for the
manufacture OF their sugar. uested to try Ber-
nard Abrechts article. Their BSuphte Of Lime ranges
s. on Baums hydrometer, and win stand the test any
impartial chemist for its remarkable putty.
BERNARD & ALBRIGHT New OrIeans
nov3-3m Corner of Cla borne and Bayou Road
All orders left at NJ. N. Lanoux Reine Commission
Merchants II Cont street. will be promptly attended TO-
$50 Reward.
GTOLEN at Thibodaux, on the night of the 9Th
- instant
ONE GOLD ENGLISH ANCHOR HUNTING WATCH No
l2244 Joseph Johnson maker, Bold street, Liverpool.
ONE GOLD CHAIN.
TWO DIAMOND RINGS
ONE LADIES' BROOCH
ONE SMALL BR REASTPIN, set with Pearl.
Fifty Dollars reward viii be paid for the recovery Of the
above named articles and Oe Hundred Doll RS for the CON-
vction of the thief All information be addressed either
to ALEX. BELLO, Thibotlaux, La or to
lntoi N H. LUND, 9259 Camp street, New Orleans
$50 de Recompense.
NOLE a Thibodaux, dams Ia mutt du cinu cou-
Y rant
UNE MoNTRE Anglaise de casse en- Or No. 1924 sorte
de Ia abr que de Joseph johnson, Bold, Liverpool
UNE CHAINE EN- OR.
DEUX BAGUEs En- DIAMAND, 47se
UNE BROCHE DE DAME. @4s5
UNE EpINGLETTE MONTEE EN- pERLEs
une recompense de Cinquante Piastres sera donuee
queonque rapportera boux propreaire ct ue re-
compense de Cent Pastres qie nque arreera Il yoeur
sadresser ALEX. -BELLO, Thbodaux. .ua
lnio1 N. H. LUND. 924 rue du Camp, Nile Orleans.
Fresh Groceries.
vNHE advertiser ia now recaiyinr a oaneraI az
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WINES.-Fine old Sherry, 0atawba, Garet,
w and Hauss Ssnterue, white wtne) bottled. and for
sale by ssp1 BF. HOLDEN
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CONNELY & RIGHTOR, attorneys and Coun-
" seAo,s at Lac, Houua, Parish of Terrebonne La,
practice law in the Courts Of the Fifth Judicial District
posed of Parishes Lafourche and Assmp
Any business ccnfded to them will meewh prompt
attention
Particular attention will be given to land business
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IDAINTs-CHROME YELLOW, CHROME
Green Paris Green yenitian Red, Yellow 0chre, Tear
de Senna in store and for sale by FRlZELL GAINES
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
New York Marker.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 3l.--Prices Of the
week. Beeves are sold at so much pound,
generally by estimated weights. for the
meat in the quarters
First quality, of good fair market beef
l0ia1lc.
SecOnd-rate, 9t@loc.
Ordinary 9a9tc.
Inferior-such as old stags, cows, poor
oxen, and mean steers 8a9c.
Some very extra good, I1aa12c.
Price Of Veal Calves-The ratesatwhieh
such Calves as are fit TO eat sell for all the
year, is from to 7c per ID, live weight.
A class called Kittens" that is Calves
from one to six days old, sell from ,25 to
3a$4each.
Another class called grass Calves, gener-
ally sold at four to six months old, bring
6 tot.
A good fat Veal often brings 20a3o.
Milk Cows-The price of Cows depends
as much upon fancy as the price of horses,
Ordinary Cows, 28a35; good fair Cows,
35a4O; extra quality, with Calf, 45a60.
Sheep and Lambs-Common Sheep, 3a
4, so; extra Sheep sale; Lambs, 3a5.
Swine.-Ohio corn-fed Hogs, small size
for market retailing 8a5c, live weight;stil
fed Hogs, 42a5c; Hogs for packing 5a54c
live weight; large Hogs, corn-fed, deat
weight. 6a6!c for tie very best.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
Cattle Market.

Wednesday. Feb. Cat market L.
DAT Cattlc-about 500 beeves, and 247
Stores, consisting ofWorking Oxen. Cows
and Calves, Yeariings, 9 and 3 yeats old.
Market Beef-Extra,per cvt 8,5J;First
quality, 8. Second quality, 7,25; Thiid
quality, 6,5Oa7; ordinary; 6.25; Hides,
per cwt. 5. 50a6: TaIlow. 8,50a9; Pelts.7
LIZ; Calf Skins i2c. per lb; Bareling
Cattle, G, T5a7 90 Veal Calves, 4a5a6.
S.ores-Working Oxen. no sales, Cow
aud Calves, 95a36a52; YearliBgs, l2al(
I 80 years old; l9a42; Three years old
l37a49a42a4 5a56.
Sheep and Lambs-3.li5 at market
Extra, 6.5)a7alo; Bylo.,2 24ae !a2saSa445
Swine-None.
Remarks-A fair supply Of stock-mar
ket firm-weaiher clear and cold and alto
gelher in favor oftle holders. Trains lat
in. excluding remarks.
95 cars came over the Fitchburg Rail
road, and 70 over the Boston and Lowe
Railroad loaded with Cattle, Sleep, Horse
and fowls.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

TIE PRAIRIE Snow DRiFT.-We learn
from the sandusky JournsIsthss the mem-
o.y Of the Oldest inhabitant in The valley Of
the upper Mississippi reaches no: back to
tie day when such snow drift has rested
before upon the broad prairic.as nov blocks
up al "access and passage" to our neigh
bors on the Father Of Rivers.
The Chicago Journal, Of Wednesday
speaks of passengers from st. Louis hav-
ling remained in the cars from Monday
morning until Saturday night. with the
assistance of five engines the trains only
making in that time lG miles. The opper
a ives were in many instancesfrozen badly
and when the Journals informant left tb
| train, there were one hundred passenger
: living on ''hog and hominy." All th
trains west Of Chicago have come TO
S and st.ll, those which got through 0
Saturday last having been again blocks
n ded by a renewal Of the storm on Monla
"a last