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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-22
Liquid for Coloring the Hair Black

Liquid for Coloring the Hair Black
Alex, Reed, Of Pittshurg. Pa, having seen
it stated in the Scientific American, in an
swer to correspondent, that we were moi
acquainted with any liquid that would
color the hair black, and not stain the skin
gives the following as receipt that will
do it.: "Take one part Of bay rum, three
parts of olive oil, and one part Of gooc
brandy, by measure, and wash the hail
with this every morning. In short time
the use Of it will make the hair 4 beauti
ful black without injuring it in the least.
We know that the pure olive oil and goot
brandy, in equal parts, make an excellent
hair wash but have never known it Il
color the hair. Tba above mixture maj
color the bair, but we would nut infe
from its nature that it would: There can
be no doubt, however, Of its being tonic
Of much superior character to many tina
are sold at an extravagant price. Th,
articles must be mixed in bottle, and al
ways shaken well before they are applied
It 10 not an easy matter, however, to OBJ
tain either pure olive oil or French brandy
to prepare such mixture, but We cup
pose that the above receipt refers to th.
common articles sold by druggists.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-22
Succession Ct MARIE MARGUERITE RICHARD.
rTATE OF LOUISIANA, FIFTH JU

- e OE AOO IA5InINNs TIT = II 70.
NJ UICIAL DIS rRlCT COURr-Pa-sh OF TeFrebonne.
WHEREAS: c. B. Deoux, Of said Parish, Administrator
Of .Aid succession has this filed with the undergaed
CLERK Of id Court final Tahleu Of his administration
Of the ssid on. praying that tho same may b. no.
mologate-now, therefore, al persons interested are here
BY warned and notified file their objections, they
have the humoogaton Of said Tableau, with tie Clerk
Of ad Court at It's Office in Houma, witha thirty days
after the pubration here otherwise the said Iaheaa
will b honolo.ated in due course Of Law.
WITNESS my hand and the impress nj my seal
Of Office this 9Th day Of May, A. D., 1856. a
f4tl e. H. NEW ELL, Clerk.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-16
Baltimore, NNttt,poe6, Sen 16* e5onuar 1855,

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9elo, nno fuhr oaaad) RAID iiber Selo oabiu.
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2DnbDnerllbren u. S5elpellerie.
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TO WSON und BRENTON,
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DieIes betannts foe. ..bempsrattf&e gsraembIatt
erl6etnt t1sliH. = preis Gents Der gDs6e
3abbor an bic bafr berantpprtlid5en IrSaer
bas Ibpnnement fptet fir baS bal6e Sa6r 81. rs
&n3e8en werren btaist 6ere6net.
This democratic
Germ an Morning Pa per
is published daily. Price z cents
q a week, Advertisements cheap.
Weekly Wecker so year.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29
q, HUMAN LIFE SAVED!

-s-5 pnx.ataC, Mich. March IL, 1880
J. a RuoDls. Esq, Dear sir--As took your ihedi
r{a la sell On cousg gaheut, H3 ene 40 Pay, take
plrasNre ia stating ts ELECTS - reported 10 me ~ HIee
WHO live t ths place, and their testimony is
IaiT slecila,n Vi all have arfesned:
W S CaNkLiN tuld me- LAD taken h4ns h"iiles ni
rbrttes Aaua nsisam aud continually Thn down while
usna until nay lungs antFsf @eie oAeis VI 70 that
lacrfe Thar blood dis lstssd u oiA my mouth aud Dow
"a !, eLal ali thought IL imP9SSi5ls Tor M 10 liee
tAryA.L Aa0tkeF SAiH The dottols Voc dld ai They
could il me, but tioaChtI mast de. Nothins did me
.ny Eaai uutl EVt haopEs FEyEa AND AGUE Gear,
~ AZ .l4re relieved me OI the distress and nausea al
aV nasCh and pain IN hes, anaLogcs, anaprous'
eia permanent cure Al a slost lime
nj III CoSKLIN says: II had been taking medicine Ol
as edod doctor we have in our county, and taken
any quantity o. auiuue apd speeincs without any good
/. ON 25th August 10 iith December, ht seeing hoS
aiceb il operated on my brother, got bottle o.
Rhodes Ptyer and AlIa oure, which effected psEinA-
nsut euse BY using ,So-shirds oi hottie l-, saa.
S.N coNELIS MAS not here, but the either brothSFs
sy hs the as IL. Ms sold the madeleine
"a both the day and the cure was as speedy nom
the 4.ue emall 4aaattt and might 80 20 sPsSiSy
The loye spe. ioE itse. uJod proof ~ 4 is, il :
Of no better tenor han the sast number Of Ike cera
fa,ss ,l hss seat".S alsiss fSp pamrus int in me.
one thing more. t+.s year bad OCCASION TO saa'sa
fAs pa5lis iu these words .z..
rsaIars substituted rae aaas Of tAsis asstram Je'
| aay Aasaisias, aaR .hsa pnh brassn taPadeRss en-.
tsr AZ asy otAsr <dsias soy as masA u he dsrss,
Now take pleasure in saying that the eaasisa refer
red to tho DR.. Christes Ague Balsam' mentor
1 tonSd in the above certificate. ~ E
ssThege are several other Industrious people who ar
applying their poisouunsrash all that publish abof
my fayerand Agaal Cure, Antdo.e TO Malaria, snce
~ srlEedtss u tIrss, and The Certihcate OF the se
ebra,ed chemist Dr James r. Chiffon in vor ofits PEI
ieely harmless character is attached TO every po
lie. These win avs 70 distinguish my insdela
fomimitafioas JAS. a. kHopEs, Prspfist'r' 70
| Wholesale Agents IL Blaksisy, 81 Louis, naI0As
.niravSa. q Webb, Davenport, ani iof s~is =
p-H,s,ists gsasrsily July s5edvSn
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17t,
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
THE CHINESE SUGAR CANE.

THE CHINESE SUG4E CANE has come
to be heordinary name forthe 'Sofgho
Sncre, most valuable plant Of the
sugar cane order, and therefore allied
!, TO the maize or Indian corn, but more
/ nearly tothe broom corn. Its eultiYa-
t ton has commenced amongst us, and
/ there is now in Washington more
| than an acre OF 1T growing luxuriantly
and promisinga yield Of considerably
upwards ofa hnndre bushels ofseed.
besides many tons ofgtens and foliage.
rich with saccharine iluid and solid
food material for horses, neat cattle,
and swine. Not only here. but in va
rious and widely distant parts OF the
Z Mon has trial been made Of it, and
with uniformly gratiit ing results -
We have read letter from a farmerin
Illinois who has tested its character,
and reports Of it in the most favorable
manner. Out Of q gallon OF the liquid
sap in the stem, which he expressed
blythe primitive contriyance ofa rolling
pin. he obtained by boiling quart of
lnolasses, with very littlh ilnpurity
and Of approved taste. The usual
proportions Of sugar tosap lie betweeu
fifteen and twenty per cent, the crys
tallizable sugar Increasing with the
decrease Of the latitude. Besides this
proportion Of sugarther4fs an amonnt
Of perhaps five TO eight PEI cent, OF
uncrystallizable sap, from which a
very agreeable beverage. can be made,
ane alsohol distilled more cheaply
than by any other method. This sap,
strange TO say, if set with the oxide OF
tin, viii dye silk ofa beantifnl pink.
As a food plant for stock Of all kinds
it seems to oyertop all that we now
possess. furnishing in fair soils twenty
five tons per acre OF excellent fodder,
every bit Of Which Is generally eaten
by animals. The seeds, too, by which
the plant is propagated-in this un
like and superior to the sugar cane OF
louisiana, (which is raised by cuttings
are fit for orhulnan food: at all events,
when gronnd and made up into cakes
after the manner of flinseed cakes, they
supply a good material for fattening
stock. The brush or top, from which
these seeds are taken. is not without
ifs service. for the plant is q species
Of broom corn, and therefore its top,
when deprived OF seed. answers well
wherewith io manufacture br0oms.--
When the sap, top, seeds and leaves
are taken, leaving only he crushed
stem, il still has an economic value:
paper can be manufactured from ii.
This valuable addition 10 our veg
etable productions is originally na
tive Of China. hnthas been sadulou5lg
cultivated for several years III South-
eastern Gaffrara. whence ii passed in
to France and Algeria. in which last
country it comes to great perfection
It world be hard tocalenlate its value
It CONSTITUTES every farm on which it
is grown It's own sugar camp. orchard,
winery, and granary, as welia5 stock
farm aud dairy; indeed. the 'Sorgho'
NAV be deemed n sort Of vegetable
sheep, every part and constituent of
which is valuable. --T1fioaal Intsl
Rgencer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

Gen. O'DoSNElL, the Prime Minis
ter of Spain is, rs his name indicates,
Of Irish descent. His family progen-
itors came TO Spain about the middle
of the last century Ills father attain
adtherank Of C"nntd' Abispci leo
pold was his second son, and the Count
obtained tor him a place in the army
as Sous s-Lieutenant, In the war OF
the Succession, in 1923. hewas rapid
" promoted. and finally attained the
rank Of General Of Division. His
family all took sides with Don Carlos
he alone choosing the cause OF the
young Queen Isabella. Two of bis
brothers lost their lives in that war.
0'Donnelr rendered the Regent Queen
Christina Invaluable service by his
military skill. and always stood high
in her good graces, but was forced to
leave the country in 1910, when the
reaction came. lie came hack to
Spain with Narvaez and was made
Captain General Of Cuba. On his re-
turn from Cuba he was chosen mem.
ber of the Senate and made General
in-Chief OF the Cavalry Murillos
Cabinet put him out oftayor and he
Joined the opposition. Now he is
again in power, and neither friends
nor foes seem TO know what TO expect
from him.
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l. AND WINTER CLOTHING
,nnN i1pnAE,s

low a LOThlSG SCORE.
t4atfE aujs atted 4z7.srtgeh hl oiheh's ana
y sEuy., Eeaty iIrll,iu siiSiaing, embsas-
iaE tttd HiisSEtdstyte sahd n.-dsbl
.aod s. .! ERtan SAT- allh hs ~ .Haioflal.
FIuE, medium ana etiaiDuHl uihons Beaver, Fell,
Plat isicrshaiu sl.! tIsstIs, BSugaps, sack sand
pR,et4 ~ orJats tUths ttTGss - nj rroek tSats Of
yaris, l,Es au ta.i4ilea- .ioth. Cashmere, saI
Xxi t,,etairi Tweed raHalUons. SILK, Satin, Va
ieatta ai,saossa elyet Plush, Cloth, Cashmere,
AstlAs,t q pu W and sasle breasted Vests. Monkey
aelels Drawers UbaeFshirts, Hosiery, Saspenders,
iayg ats, Handsefeeis shirt Collars stocks,
lies sraTis, " inehester aud Seotpsapprcy6d Patent
Shirts, nbfe i9sand allariclesuslAl
iy gent h gentleman furnishing stores, including
Robes do Chambreaha Revere feslsani osere0ais.
Also a splendid ass0LimeGtoi oi uneat Cloths; tassi
moro and Nesings--al (which viii be made up TO
,,le The hestmRHneT, th promptness, al accom-
uoiatug prices, ana BY competent workmen. This
Establishment istn The monahiy receipt ofths latest
FashIonssa thatoIdersintfastedto them may be re-
ladupon being in the lutesistyle by those who de-
sirelt Alimanner fpiain work,and work ofa gen
.lmatinm ,pFomplly attenhedto as heretofore
HAAS of q new styletogothef withatl ofthe COM
mon kind constantly ON hand.
GrAtefuiforpa patronage, ,thesnhsefiberconndeht-
Is bopes Ia meritasOntiRaahee oithe same.
= JOHN JORDAN,
Merehanirail Cl0.hier ,onFront-treel oppo-
sltethe steam Mills. 81
paysnpsrt July 2d, isa5-w&d-ti. F.
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A letter dated Paris, August 4th,
says: "The alarming discovery has
Just been made that an immense mum
Der of forged notes OF the bank of
France, amounting, it is supposed, to
the value Of many millions of francs,
are in circulation. The forgeries are
so ingenionsly executed that several of
the most experienced clerks In the
bank were enable to detect them. 1t
was only after a bundle offorged notes
had been infinitely scrutini2ed BY sey
eral persons that the minute difference
between the false and genuine paper
was detected. 1t was then found that
ont of a parcel of SIS notes 81 were for.
ge,l. The affair is SO serious that or
dels have been given tthe Govern
ment offices not 10 receive notes in
payment at all unless they are first
marked rs good BY the bank In
stances have been mentioned to me
to-day of notes offered in payment OF
stamp dnties being refused. As far
as at present known all the forged
notes are ef the denomination Of 100
francs
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Remember! remember!

NJ EsreESI1 SsrrSCSrlsM
A. aw any hnUIe IN die clfI, and delivering tsh al
y0ar door. WGhlYa and always Keep 0n hand the best
hlaui3 Of Flour la tbs market ~ 4UaHttssto sn,t,
A prime article at Dried Reel, tanya3aei
a choice election al Green uBd Black Teas
Rio and Java Coaep, FuaaJld Rad ground
suEArs, n @ tirunuE,t5i, Crushed ana Powdered
Pepper, fresh lot oi Spice. Peppor &c, SC
lapioCa farns. Ssso Cs0nuj hl, isiaglass, tsnnes,
CurraDts, MAtg1IuE, Thyme, SavOryy Sage, xcs
Pear! Barley, spiit Peas, Almonds Raisins, a.,
We nave a lafFs stuck AMI IL embraces everything ia
ouI liGa g,iI ard examine We guarantee Eatisfsc
risa .E NJ DALGELLs& CO., ~ 2
aug SEcorIer sd Il Perry sts,
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Boots ano Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

nAVlSG Increased our facilities fer manu- faetnr 4, :.
IL tag and dealing in Sonts shoes ana LesiheI, ".
10 the citizens ofDApeupo aud vicinity, greater IN
aurem MS than eseto buy iher Boots and shoes o
Them Onf retail stock hereafter viii always con
laa every description good wanted By The people
a- also are making extensive preparations iSf
NEOissairing Boot and Shoes and Ne lnVlte eolL-
trY dealers 10 call Hd examine stock add prices
asit Is our ieleTminat8H 10 sell gu good terms A.
they ean be pHFeha.sIiR ~. LsUts or Chicago.
DAWSON GRiGGs s. co
u.l2j Brady ST., door from cd.
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Aoga SataMu.
Hf. h OSBORN a. co.
LAND. sF0CK AND INSURANCE AR0Akl

Tod " ia I4I Agency in all paris ol lllnn.
.DI Ia~g tiricc=rn oTiesus street neSr th"ft
HuusC
Cheap Lanes
\ lt n, SO. y tuN ~ so n range " 100 aci',
~ ar sec is :. t'' ! " tGO 30
,iiaRtai In CeIsr county also
! sSE qT sps - luTn co LT-ings r 80 '
4 i L ~ see 81 t1Hn 90 N 4Es0 -
n 5 l. az sec "a RlN a. iEe0 .,
N ar sec 50 " 81
a ~ an sfe@G ~ CON iE6u
~ ESF an serJi 6GN SO IE6g
l ssotl faanty efs ofsTea l4s thsEy days al great
5rsa.us hy lArfT vic aTa dettlminedt1 sell
t,Tf- d. Al H. OSBORN 4 CO., Laud Agt.
Rnrk Island, Illinois
We eHsya also tota5 t,tY ard Goantrg property IA
pGr. leland cOaut4 With hIr0trEea very cheap
lau s. d--wu
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Walt Paper! Wall Paper!

u IA $500 f0ls Oh al, iasl Iba -Hei and pens
! = ing He have 40 hesitation ~ saying that Wc
U&Ve tho sa8 ssst 1arttiy west VI Chicago as
,La TO ous -tofe and eAfzhquss vii show ali -
which Witl b5 sofa AL reasonable prices
H. \. PdkEkR 8 BRO,
. uid PIaRter Book SlaIs, -
StAfneeu ltoes itiaul, il,
- GOMFAssRs.
M all Size. 5f t1urivy 6 ,'o'a,, roy al
/ orly dW-u H. A. PuRtEH BtO, X.
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1856, Spring and Suinmer 1886.
ARRANGEMENT,
n THE
GREAT NORTH WESTERN
;iolhing and Manufacturing II
E.HS. ~ srys NJ.
..SrIIa 4 rn-

/. &iSEIEs. ~ 90,
rEAE y this opportunity 10 inI0rn the pnblie ina
L lhDy nave received Al tisrr aJ0fe, the IaTSest
stock oil
Broad Cloths, uassiiaerus, vestings,
WlacE ilas ever been Gr0dght 10 this market. ihe
n0atA Mhtg Afar 10 lhe Inspection uf me ctI eA7
JfIts it0h 7afpa ia desigu and hnish, anything
bfl 10 6nefH thria hls ki1s ol New YORK, being
selected ia ihu greatest cate And ftOa TIE IAosl cH
tgE.ins ns4sus ln she ERstBfn markets, and Win
yiew satisfy tne tIsta4 Of ~ unr customers.
Wea3sa also 2 tfi and o0mpleta assortment 81
lns idz,st aitel most apps0ysd -tylc- 81
GENTS Esss ssSisasasG aDOits,
abgil Ste EgyeHd .tauht ths ai6si dasitaOie 70 4"
iO4hd ~ this ely. tinonH wtish ar Gents Sh'fis,
tAae ssblns StoeEs GFayals, uokos, SnSpehdefs'
Hose &c
faeticutf atlrHtith 9iIi ~ sidi M hrfetoiefs !"
.he nHf la uP gatfGahls ia style unsurpassed by
.4Gy snit4i establishment.
Fail saa made ,t, strdftast bJtlse aud warranted
-
ihabh fui ur The bastawai oIrasl hbcrai laFots o
ta5 public, 80 lakr pleasure "a piedgins renewed
.Alslts anu soiiPt. shaIe 0i the public patronage
4 ApGgJ 4 u \ IAaiEElt 4 ~.