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PAPER HANGING.

JOHN McCREA, Painter, also hangs pa
per in the best manner. Orders will be at
tended to by calling on him or addressing him
at Elkton.
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CLOTHS,

Carpets and carpet chain, Kentucky Jeans,
cottonades, Ginghams, Stripe Shifting, Tick
lngs, Vesting, checks, Irish Linens, stocks,
Gents SILK llandkcrchclS, Gents Coats,
Vests and Pants Brown and Bleachcd Mus.
tins, Children's Shoes Of all kinds, Ladies
CATERS, Mems Boots and Shoes, Gent fine
mole skin and Wool Hats.
Aldridge Grant will be thankful fer in
creased patronage and respectfully $ Lett
the Public to call and examine their Steel,
of Goods before purchasing elsewhere ut
their new store, nearly opposite Mr.. ) ,r,
Dcnny's. IArriI,.
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Situation wanted.

RY young lady, who can teach the
- English branches, usually taught in
young ladies' schools; together with Pencil
and Crayon Drawing. Good testimonials
can be given. Address Box 5l4, Whining
ton. Delaware. [april 19--4w'.
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TNDERSLEEVES, Spenccrs. and W"";"l
~ Collars for sale by R.F. MAI.
Apr II.
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APPEARANCES. Upon the subject of dress
and Appearances, the New York Times thus
r,marks:--
y coat that has the marks of use upon it is
recommendation to people of sense, and
hat with too smooth nap and too high lus
tire is dcrt gatory circumstance. The best
coats IN broadway are on the backs of pcnmi-
nlcSs tnps. broken down merchants clerks
with pluful salaries, and men that don't pay
up. The heaviest gold chains danglc from
the fols Of gamblers and gentlemen of very
limited means; costly ornaments on the la
dies Indicate TO the eyes that are well open,
the fact Of silly lover or husband Gran, ped
for funds. And when a pretty woman goes
t'y III a suit OF plain and neat apparel, it is a
sign that she has a fair expectations and
husband that can show balance in his favor
For women are like hooks, too much gliding
makes men suspicious that the binding is the
most important. point.
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THE LAST CALI,

A LII persons indebted to the late firm Of
IN A. J. Scott x Bro, or to A. J. Scott on
store account, are hereby notified to cal!
without delay and settle their accounts with
David Scott, who is authorized to close the
business. A. j. SCOTT,
DAVID SCOTT.
April 2G. lS56-tf.
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WANTED.

DIR. j. s. STITES
ENDERS his Professional services to
l. the citizens of ELKTON and vicinity.
OFFICE, EAST END OF MAIN STREET
April %, lS5G-Gm.
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THE CECIL WIG
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY p. C, RICKETTS,.

Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY p. c. RICKETTS,!
TERMS.-S2 90 year, in advance.
$50, if not paid in advance.
500, for clubs Of Five.
Is 90, for clubs Of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding a
square will be published three times for one
,llar; and twenty five ccnts for each subse-
pdsnt insertion; longer ones in the same pro-
PORTION. C~5~Twelvc lines BREWER, or space
equal to that make square. Advertise
ncnts published quarterly. seni-anhlni'y or
yearly at moderate rates. Advertisements
ISN'T without the number Of times they are
to be inserted being state Il will he continued
until forbid and charged according to the
above rates. Fractions Gfa square charged
as a square.
UyNo paper discontinued until all ar
fcarageS are paid.
~ single copies ofthe paper, FIVE cents.
GJV. r. PALMER. ieent. \. +. corner OF
Fifth and Chestnut Streets. Philadelphia.
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i INEN Gamble Handkcrchiefs, Swiss anil
- Jaconett, Edging and Inserting, Ri
Eye Diaper, Crash, Napkins, Irish Linr..~,
for sale by R. +. MAY.
apr L
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FOR SALE.

LNLOCR, MEAL AND FEED of various
IL kinds and qualities, very low for cash;
opposite Joseph Taylor's Hotel and adjoin-
ing James IIasson's Leather Store. by
JOHN MATTHEW'S.
Elk ton ADril I2-lf
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V. WILEY. n. W NoLAxD E.J. RIyruAnr
SASH and FLAMING MILL,
PORT Deposit.
Cecil County, MHryiarsd.


WE. the undersigned, have rebuilt our
w Factory and are now in lul operntion.
,hr hulldinS is fire proof and our Machinery
# the latest improved Patterns.
Owing to our advantages in improved
machinery, Inc situation Of our Factory be-
ing at one OF the largest lumber markets in
the United States, and our arrangements for
purchasing lumber and materials from first
handS. we think we can Offer inducements
posse' SD by no other Factory.
We earnestly solicit the attention ard
'Xtehd an invitation to all Builders, Car.
pcntcrS. &c, to give us Il call, and examine
cur "ork ana prices before purchasing else
where.
We manufacture to order and keep or
hand
frames Of all Kinds and Sizes,
such as Door, Window, Sidclights. nc.
DOORS, WASuGOAENS.
SASH, ARCHlTRAVlS'
SHUTTERS, INSIDE BIlNDS.
NANTES, WOOD MOtIDiNGS,
BLINDS: &C., &c, &c,
VI the Patterns now in use. brLc kcts and
I'll kinds OF SCROLL SAVING aqE II EN-
INC TO ORbER.
Our work is Of the very be At material. well
seasoned; as we make no second class work,
We have for sale DRESSED SEASONED
FLOORING Of all kinds, such as Yellow
Pine, Norway, White Pine and lem.ucE.-~-
WEATHER BOARDING faced, joiniud ani
"abbited
We have on hand and for sale u large
stock of
HARDWARE FOR HOUSES,
Carpenters Tools, Lead Paints, Oil. " indow
Glass, Of all kinds, purchased from the man.
ntacturers, and sol! at city prices.
we furnish Sash painted and glazed in the
best style and at moderate prices. " ork
primed if ordered.
WILEY, holland co.
April 5, 1S56-tt
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FREDus ALDRIDGE. SAMUEL Is. GIANT
NEW SPRING GOODS,

A LDRIDGE 4 GRANT have just received
Aand opened IL large and splendid assert
nent of New Spring Goods, to which they
call the attention of the Ladies', and the
public generally, particularly to their stock
Of Black and Fancy Silks, Wool, Muslin and
Bercge Declines, Alpaca, Prints of every
style. Silk Velvet and Fancy Trimmings,
Ribbons, Collars, Undcrsleavcs, Edgings,
Cambria, Linen andkcrclcfs. cashmere
Shawls, Hosiery Of every kind, Gloves and
Mitts. Linen Bobbin, Kid Gloves,
CASSi MEkES,
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q, Rcaasts any Correspondents.

give have a ii ne poem from Emma Alice
Browne which We viii print next week.
u The readers attention is call to the UNI
usually excellent poetic article Oh our first
page.
u Below we have beautiful May day
song written for THE WniG' by a sweet
poet far in the South. We could not
print it earlier, but because of the clouds and
storms Of the first day of the month Of songs
and flowers. it is still in abundant time. And
,h,n is it not I'm order" TO go ANA! ing any
day Of the whole month!
For The Cecil Uhig.
Nay-Eay.
Come forth. come forth. with songs and joyous
greeting,
Let rigid Care and Labor go their way,
Come forth. sweet comrades, where the young
leaves meeting
Their downy cheeks against each o her lay;
The jocund Spring his shout afar is sending,
brooks. trees and birds their pleasant notes are
blending.
he hills and clouds are pla ying-
Let us too, wrcatlc our brows and go a-M,yin..
The thrush above the gliinlncruS vac is soaring.
To ii! Z his matin in the car of Morn,
The red-b;rl from the twig his song is pouring;
As if the world had not tear or thorn;
Sweet May cxul;S through all her green dominions,
The butterfly abroad Oh spceklcd pinions.
Through the warm air is straying-
And says come forth among the flowers ANA wing
Within the dell the fair azaIia bushes,
The tangled wondbine blossoms rs it twincs
The fountain singing. from the hillside gushcs;
In richer light the lordly holly shines;
No care tod y, no sorrow and signing,
Sings the brown wren; the robin is replying.
AID al! the birds saying
"C,mc fur.h with Us along the hills a-Maying'
Sweet day, be kind bring dews and shouting 81 i'd
nvss,
Wi bridal roses crown the icsta hour;
Let watchful toll and thought ind du!.-cyc sad
Send not cloud across our woodland bower;
Che ornt lis spray showers er the bank is fl nging
The dark aSlcs Of The green old woods are rngins.
And the mute leaves one praying
That We so forth beneath their stems u-Mnying
4. ii.
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d lGllT French Cassincres, Doeskit anil
- Tweed do, Grape cloth, beautiful, ~
ticle for spring coats, for sale by
apr IL K. F. MAY
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HRhnANs MAGAZINE for May. We have re-
c"ivcd the May number of this old and leading
magazine. 1t is rich in pictorial embellishments
and has an interesting table of literary contents.
Among the contributors Stoddard and Alice
Carey.
!g' We observe that is has been sold nv Mr.
See, its late Publisher to WATSON & Co.. No 80
South Third St.. by whom it will now be issuc cd
these gentlemen are experienced and cn,crprisin &
publish, RS and the magazine will, we have no
doubt improve under their management
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Umbrellas and IarasOIs


Shoe Lastings and Coach Makcrs' Goods.
would also call their attention To large as
sortment of Velvet. Tapestry Brussels. Three
Ply Ingram. Venetian and Rag Carpeting. Mat.
ting and Oil Cloths, all widths. at the lowest
prices. April 49, IS5s-2m
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FOR SALE.
DOUBLE RRIAGE and Harness, /
Il single Carriage and Harness. Apply
to W. G. CROW,
Mar 8, lS5G-tf. Elkton, Md.
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LNLOOR, Stair and Table On Cloths, 81 W
Il Mating, Hemp, Cotton, Ingram ana 81, g
Carpeting, good assortment of caca or
sale by r. MAY.
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SlllRTING, Shooting, Ticking, Towrlling,
~ and a general assortment of house ft.rn-
ishing goods, for sale by r. y. MAY.
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NEW DRY GOODS FOR 1856,

SAMUEL BUSBY.
MO- "a MARKET STREET WILMINGTON
~ DELAWARE returns his thanks to the citi.
zens of Cecil and the adjoining counties for their
liberal patronage and takes pleasure in informing
them that he has just received full assortment
of the TO Flowing new and desirable goods:
Plain and Fancy Silks, at reduced prices,
Medium and Heavy Rich Black Silks,
Black DE LANES and Challies,
Plain and Fancy Bcreges in variety.
French and English Chintzcs.
Guif. Blue and Pink Pcrcales,
Real French and Swiss Embrodcries
Brilinntcs, Plain and Plaid Nainsook Muslins.
Stella Thibet, Grape and other Shawls,
Marseilcs Quilts and Countcrpanes,
blankets and Comfortablcs,
Fine Shifting and Shcctngs in variety,
Spring and summer Flanncls.
Ladies' and Gents Silk and Murino Vests
Men and Boys Wear. II full assortment,
Window Shades and Curtain Materials
Mnp1rnlInS an UDn ,ncAv.
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ENllORN'S Caters for Ladies, - c".. t,.a-
l. ted make, for sale by RI. NAY.
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Farmers and Merchants Bank

April 10. ISjG-2m.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-25

WAGONS CANE CARTS, TRIP
x.ya PIE CARTS. Psggsse Carts, Snail Bagease
CaFts d. OK Carts, Whecbarrows. ETC., hand ard
irving from he mandatory Of = Bddey Wheeling, Va
E&eese by ssszs -Fstss gtsgsss b. I. HOLDEN. -
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s- ELECTION. 4st5.-
Fiat de la Louisiana, Paroisse Te,rk,,.

NONFOKMEMENT d une procI,m
neur de rEtat de la Louisiana, UNE ELECTION ~,
lieu dams les differens Districts capres dsena q ~
preside par lea commssaires ci-apres nommmes-
Mardii le 4 dc Novembre prseAai,.
1885, reet d'elre Six Electors pour President VI.
President des Flats Unis pour ceits Eat, COMM w,
savoir:
pose des paroisse de Piaquenlines ct St Bernard In,
seme District de la vile de Ia Nouvelle Orleans r
bourg IRENE. IAs Tt
I'm Electeur pour lie Second District Electoral eonpps
du premier ct second Districts de IA Vile Dc Nouyr
Orleans (excerfe le FanbouSg Treme)
I'm Eecteur pour lie Troisieme District Electoral COL
pose dn Quatrieme District de la Nouvele Osen, sss
pprte de In p,rois dOrlesns stu6e u rive drus
neuve Mississippi. ct les paroisses de jefferson q
Charles 81. Jean Baptiste, ST. Jacques, Ascenicu H.
sompiion, Lafouiche ct Terrebonne.
Tn Electeur pour le Quatrieme District Electoral em-
pose DIES prrosses de ST Tammany. Washngpn, living
stpn st Helena, Est ct Quest Fehcana, Point Coupe
Est ct Quest Baton Rouge ct ibervfe.
Tn Eecteur pour lie Cinquiene District Electoral eca
pose des comics des Attakapas ct Opeioussa, Lis p
roi>ses DIES Rapides ct Avoyelics, ct a
In EecteUr pour lie Sxieme District Eectofs, ccust
des comics de Nitchtoches, Ouachita It CondAdia,
paroisses de Catalonia ct Franklin. ali=l.Ass +
lie scTutn ouvert a heures A. u ct famesi
heures P. NJ. dams les diferens ACCOMPLISHMENT
Arron Fss ooNMIs.A1REs Ls sF D..
lef r d. Jordan, +. l. Neal, Furci Thibodau1
2nd j. G. Potts, Euzelien Gautreau, L. Barrss
3eme-E. stattery. NJ II. iiaunis, JOS Lehhnc daNe.
4ame-A F. Ayrock, St. Vile Dugss, 0 I. Ayeak
5eme-P H. Darce, J. NJ. Daigie. Pierre Daisie
6eme-J. b Bond, N. II. Rightor, ]. B. Dunn 5
7eme-J. Gueno Joseph Toups, W. A. BislanA.
aeme-Neuviae Fill j. N. Rubieheau, ". g. CsDllss
9eme-H. Collins, Il. Roddy, J. n. Sanders
1aeme-Peter Welsh. Edmond Leblanc Paul foret
li4me-Ursin Provost, Edwin Field, 81. Janes Pspa-
l2en,e-W. Hatch II. Wright, II. s. HAncork
Iseme-J. V. Boutelou, A. Kendall w. W. Walls
E t1s -- ~ 4 nAIrRf, 9sl
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STATE OF Louisiana, Parish Of Tsyre5o,.

- a. 0'We.
N CONFORMITY to a Procl,n...
- Of his Excellency, Robert c. Wjeknas c.aa'aton
Tue T 2, n1,ahs, An ELECTION in sus
the different Election Precincts Of ssd ns,;S Ian
Tuesday the 4th' Of Nov.mh.
1856, superintendent by the comm;..;..-..
named for the purpose of e!ecu. PIECE. nernsh.,
and vice President OF the United States 10. -, ~ fies
follows viz 'sS LUZ tals Stat, !,
One Elec.or from the First Elec.ora, pts,r,,,
of the parishes of Paquenines and 81 Rer.ss
District of the city Of New Orleans and me hr
One from the Second Electoral District ca,a tfeai
First and Second Districts with the d,hs
bourg Trene.) r'S'" ot IL In.
One from the Third Eectoya. D;sr;c. Co...
Fourth District OF the city OF New OrS. rsd 81 tie
the Parish Of Orleans the rig 1T bank If III w. pst
and the parishes Of Jefferson ST. charIes !.
Baptist St. James, Ascension, Assumption soal DE
Terrebonne. AsSafeas nd
One from the Fourth Electoral Ds.rie. co,,,...,
parishes OF st. Tammany, Washington. E,i...a te
Helena, East aud West Felicians, Point Counas - N
West Baton Rouge and IberviIe ss'' 1as' aud
One from the Fifth Electoral District eom,...,
counties OF Atlakapa$ and Opelousas and he r;s ae
Rapides and Avoyeles, and p1saA d
/ One from the Sixth Electoral District. com,..1..,
counties of Nactoches, Ouachita aud Coueor. s
parishes OF Caiahoula and Franklin. ~ u
The Polls will open at O'clock A. NJ and -,
O'Clock, M, and will be superintendent q so.. -
Ward. COMMISSIONER.
lst R. D. Jordan, F. L. Mead, Furci Thboa,n,
2nd-J. c. Potts, Euzelen Gautreau, L. Banas
Jrd-E. siattery, NJ h. Daunis, Jos. Leblanc da n.
5th-P. II. Darce. J, NJ Dsiele, Pierre Daie.
9TH. B. Bond, n. II. Rightor, J. B. Daps.
7th-J Gueno, Joseph T0ups, w. A. Bisl,nd &.
sth-Neuville Fills, J. n Rohcheau. ". q. Cs.,,.,
9th-H Collins H. Roddy, J. NJ. Sanders.
10th-Peter Welsh, Edmond Leblanc Paul For., IS
lIth-Ursin Provost, Edwin Field, ST. Jane. P,,,~.
12th-W. Hatch, II. Wright, II. s. uancock
l3th-J. v. Boutelou, A. Kendall, w. ". Will. lEsi
o., ,e=s A. BOuE,shsa
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BI-SULPHITE OF LINE.

enowre fill BLSULPHITT OF LIME of
w market favorable Likewise the
SUGAR LIME. quantity purchasers The of the latter
make with b.
Suphte. n-f s,s "a zo ,4. a-*.~ ts a
to at street, New oz
hbH15i rtss
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A B. r. A GA NJ .a z.-.
i.5,,, Grocer and Commission
MERCHANT.
Nos. 8 AND 10 ST. PHILIP STREET,
Thibodaux, La.
II EEpS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
II ,,roo s.ocL of Eresh Provisions and Western

IN a large stock of Fresh Provisions, and Western
Produce he afford to supply Planters and others
with on advantageous than they can purchase
them in the city of New Orleans.
His supply Of FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES and
JOToRS ia very extensive and consist in part OF the
ap.rxs Dried and Green KErcHup Walnut, Tomato;
ALsPIcE, LARD, NJ" Aea'
ANIsETrE, loobsIhFsis
AVE HANDLER LEMONS; -- -. .-.-
BACON, Hams, Sides and LAarwIcK; a..
Shoulders: 4-i Liquors. toeGar SHeP.ehr
prrr Snoar-Cured. Peach and New York Bran
Rr-rrpa Goshen ard West dies; Old Bourbon Irish
ern =r.- and Rectied Whiskey; ia
beans Navy; maca Rum; Holland GIN,
Brscr1Ts Soda and Butter: etc eete.: -"-
BRr.p' Pilot and Navy MUSTARD, Creole and Kent y;
BucKwHEAT, kegs and boxes MoLAssEsi
BRooMS, Assorted; -. MAcARoSi,
BLAcKINa, 'Mason'si' MATCHES, Fricuon; '..-
BASKETS al, sizes; MACE;
BUCKETS Tic and Painted. NUTMEGs;
CosyHr Rio Java 4 Mocha NUTS, Pecans and Almonds:
CANDLES, Sperm, Star, and OILS Olive, Lamp anu Lara,
French Taow; ONIONS; ND
CHEESE. Pine Apple, Eng PICKLES, Assorted:
Ilsh Dairy aud Western Pork, Mess and Prime;
Reserve; POTATOES, Sweet and Irish;
CHOCOLATE No l; PEACHES, DRIED;
CANDIES, Assorted; PEPPER, Black fs
CoRpIAL>, do: PEPPER SAUCE;
ClGARs, excellent ISN'T; POWDER, Sporting and Rifle
CARDS, Playing; Pipes, Clay and Stone;
CINNAaoS; RAIsiNs, Malaga; -.
CLeyEs: g RICE, Carolina and Creole:
CInrHEsp1Ns; SALT coarse, fine and table;
CoRKs London SUGAR. Loaf and Brown;
CARS, Percussion; So SOAR. Bar Castillo and Fancy
DEMUoHSs, All Sizes STARCH Foxs and colgate >:
EeGs; ~ ar sSurr, Scotch and Macaboy;
FLOUR St. Louis and Ohia; SARDINEs; .s-t
FISH, Cod, Markerel and SHor, Buck and Drop;
Herring; SO SAL ERATus;
FIsHINs TACKLE TEAS, Assorted;
! GINGER; TOBACCO. do;
GARLIC; es.='E .s.5,tr TIN-WARE do;
GARDEN SEEDS, 81, VINEGAR; 49,. .-.
HAMS, Sugar Cured; ID WINES, Madeira, Sherry,
INDlso: -. z-s- go atr.f Champagne Port md Red:
JUGS, Stone; .5 WASH BOARDS, ETC., eIc-
And, in fact, EVERYTHING thtt is usually kept
in wholesale retail grocery may be had of him on
the most reasonable terms
A. B.RAGAN, a and 10, st. Philip Street,
August 2, lS55-n:,tf. Thbodaux, La.
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INKS and Ink Boxes, Just
w received at the HOuMA DRUG STORE.
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CLUB RATES.

Five Copies for SIX Months, -, Five Copies for Twelve
Months IS Ten Copies for Six Morths IS; Ten COPIES
for Twelve Months $l5 Fifteen Copies for welve Months
422 Twenty Cop e for Twelve Months. 42a.
For II Clubs of 90 and over, the yearly subscription
only u 40. a. -.- g. r. =- .,... : .- ..---,,
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STATE OF LOUISlANA-FMh Ds-
~ trict Court-Pari>h of Terrebonne. sad
William Ross, ,.
.li-= No. tAA
Ant iIe Dominique. fr

| ~. ~ ''n :: n. s",, No. n"
BY virtue Of writ of alias f. a., en-
mating from the above named Cout. :
the aDbye entitled and numbered SUI
there will be offered for sale BY Auel
Brurg, Sheriff of said Parish, at the Car
House, in Houma, dan. az re,
On Saturday. lst Of Novenser' 1855
between II o'clock, A. ", and 4 oelaea
Z. M, the following described propedI
to wit: sat aoo.2 s'-snossl tsssfaig9 g
Acertain tract of land situated, lying "
being in the Parish Of Terreboaas, @F
left descending bank Of Bayou Little Csf
lou, being part of Section No. 20. Town
ship 49, Range IL, measuring fsm "
penis fropt, with the depth Of NM
bounded above by land Of Collins
pedrick. and below by that Of hs!n'
Hebert, together with all the eu'ase
and Improvements thereon and thefe~'
belonging. ia7 ss7' 'F 1sl5
'a' Terms :-C1sn.s ri as5F'''il .
Said sale will be made to satsl! "
principal, interest, and cost in 1e aDe"
entitled and numbered suit. ~ g
-sjis-'z s9E-ei 80 A. BOURG. ShesIh
Parish nj srerre,,onne Septsnhe1 4SsA. Io5G X q
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.ra .;,,,,c,,l,,,v :, cceesss:fu1 remedy for the
A s..va ~, P;i3o,,. J;ss. los = Cost;veness InE
a..;a., r I.,,,l;.a D-onsv Rben,n,t ism1 Fever.
sssao4; r nropy, Trr;t.h;l;tx InH,mma'
go. nanS.ah p;,,. =; tha- Rre. II tS;1e Rack
an. .,o"i ;,nhS Eemaie comnlaints &c. &c Indeed.
80, f-r ~ ~. dss.ses IN rh;cb Puryatve Medi-
NV aat mrs Nv Ies. ar.o,,,red. ano much sick
c lN o ~ ~ ,,ra,an,., ;f harm
49, M. .f..+n.1 catbsr t;c ve more rrrelv used
oas ~. 81 ID, h;,a cos,,r. nab;t If
49, -s,.;, he;das = .onn oenera res serious and
osso,, d;,..sss nheh miu6t have been avoided
1lssn h.!~l 1,se ~ rood rurrat;vs
~: -: IL go - 1lJs Essr;.h .,,nptom. and
p;i;ans darsnaa,s,.s Tia III tend to become or
D.i9us ~ ~ ~ - IA f,sd.b d;sts. No..
pS: IN ae ~. n 49, ths i.nd Hence
.I:sIi. - - !. af +ha frst ;mnort,nca -
s.-Au1s .y x, H,s I:1, = 49, ,,a,fact.S
re puDaic nesi'n' anu uu ..s -. as "a a.
Win coIisulnI'ase sAi " me- phs;:"ns pr,f.
VA % US ~
=, aua So. na. - Nv r,sc;ne 1urae
aiiy siihs la.nelt - Nho"n "a 81. 81 - sh
nave oeel erected oey pe,le .os aey s-a
s,An.lau ~ lsuS ~ .u. 40. ~
cn.IacseI Is " ioloiu 'ie suspiolo. /, " ~ -
. Amons l.c many e'ilnl MI, sea.'ea 80.
sesnneo u Ias9i =. lnese ms &c r hay ~ r
Ios .: ~. Lu.nh, nn".. .eaL .tsn.a.s
sinhass, "nose hiSn professionals eiAa4 ~s'e4 -
oelxeA ny - - fx&,,a .,E1i--sZe y ILL.,
JOHN MCLEAN, JuoSe OF the supreme eo W VI
sn e onited otaIes.
49,, Gcxs y. e 80 Iad;sn. rs'
~ - nSA - NnnA
~ srua. ".n $500, rhM;.+ ~
, Also, Ih - :. n. SAILlN, I.es'"1 S"<''' y.
NSv loiM Nv, T.,ue e - c.ta fhs
lion. ". =. - ALL sa SseIe . =. a..
Asfh Tue p 1.cn.s. man asu4 h =, nat-nno+.,
r %. LsLAsp q ~ ~ r.op' " s"'
do1e., ana many e.h le -. .s ,a..s
no space per1l We so",u CIV .ha p;Iis h.s.
eeruneasss, rom aA pa.ls wa, eas +hs,
.e.s. uss.a o's. - n,,h. N y, :. saSnd =
me experience OF eminent puohc men y aouno ~
SAAeAA "f>..A 'AAs-
- n s. aee.ra5 - tbs rnb;c =. the hsst ,r5
stuuy' are oae.eI =. ~. p..u - .sa a
.!s. wa'o rhn ~. enr,,n,,nJaa not 81
seience can aord het are go mot "
Oil. u sese.a4e - ~ ,h;, ~ ,nna,h
ProceSs !" s.a.e VI Az, is.. 100. TL;
~ SUM- = ~ ss 'aaas. he haa,, fo,,5
., Nv ,d tll. 10th 70 roca
m tne GneIIs ecsozli . anu .s $50. p1o, =,
more ene.en. rs ". Tho ra.sa. = 1877 w
neo y ny 49,. Ia s.n. - 49,
e ,,tb r,nre a. los. # ,c,;,
reuiie Z .s..s.. .,ai;4;as H. ~; n ~
m9hlous anu iut.1,uns !oasles' ~ .n5 eaSn .a
s.t aa an n. ;r.rt and onsl.
= a., - TO-,
ie'es O. each ats !. Wy
eursnvs s'I'ues oals uelns t.s.
proved. more purely remedial. and the Piis sarer,
nois P"W Iro,.,, ~ me vo.,d' "'
As + IS frequently e y that my medicine
Phssieian and as he could not propsriy Judge Of
remedy without knowing its eompositon. hare
supplied the accurate 9 rormu,c q wnicn poah my
in the Uaited States and British Amer
lean r5oseces T. bower there should e any
promptiy forwarded by mad to his request. - =
Of al the Patent Medicines that are offered, how
Inen me CONSISTS IN 'heaf n5ssely' nave NO
Tbs composition Of nv y nrep i, is laid omen
70 all men, ana al who are competent to judge on
the subject freely their convictions Of