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MAsTER-P1EcE Our DoNE. We have
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AMAsTER-P1EcE Our DOVE. We have
Ia'e''' supposed Ayers Cherry Pectoral
was Re Ultima Thule in its line, and
that thing had been or would be invent.
I'd wi'ch would snrpass it in its fine points
of ex Hence as a medicine. But we are
conflf"F lily assured by those competent to
Judge @, the subject, that Dr.. Ayers new
Pills excel in medical artistry even that
widely celebrated embodiment Of his skill.
He has succeeded in making them not
only pleasant to take nut powerful to cure
the large class Of complaints which re.
quire Purgative acknowledgements Az.
gus, Ky.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10
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E:isE;ants fre,., ..rv;a,,~..

Where. in TIE Whole rang. 81
i'era'nre. is there a picture Of No @'''s
md Famine, more graphic han IT.. '''''
o. the long md dreary wia.e-
q the cold and cruel wia.e-,
Ever tinker. rhicke., ,i.cse-
frHze the ice On ke and rv-,,
Ever deepe Deeper, 4 er.-,
Fe'' The d ow ODER the, nd en-.
eel the covering ow, a.aa.e.
t,r'",s the ore T. roa 'dthe 'h.s.
hs iy r. m his bur ed viswa,
Coad the hu' ter ORE = p-s.v.
With ts mitane End h, sroy 49,
inly walk H. hrouse he s,re.,
sonsh for bird ~ 'e.s'ani found ran.
5 " NJ track Of deer r-ah,.
Ii the snow tehell no foo,nrj,,.
In the rhasilY. ceenins ras.
Fs "ud could not rec from rsatr.,,
ieri he'd thee fr''n cod and hunger,
0. the fam ne AMI tie fever,
0, tie wastin. OF the f.ma-.
o. he lila tirg. the fever,
O. the wailing of the chiiIr.n
q, the ALI u 81, of The vuea,
Aithe nth W. sick and anishs,.
HUI CRY was The air round them.
HURRY Wa the sky shove IN Or,
nlthe hungry sta in heaven
Like the eyes q wolves giarsI,, thra:
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10
AUCTION SALE.

On Saturday, the Goth, day Of , ,arn d
1856 at | O'cl"ck p. NJ. III ine ..ls =,
TigervilI-, there will be offered l 2. - 49, tho
auction on THREE Months credit y c.,.
Undersigned, to wit: 8 Horses, Ws,a, :: sod
rage, l Carryall, Baggage MEL
2 Buggies. Mrs: ~ ,s,a'
Ticerille. January l0'h, 1900
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

~ Were it not that we fear his mod
esty would be horribly shocked, we would
give the name Of the good friend who has
placed US under so many obligations, on
account Of the valuable New Years pres.
ent received ct bis hands, in the shape Of
= fine armchair. We are not given to
Boosting. yet we will assert, without fear
Unsuccessful contradiction, that the editor 8
chair, of the Ceres Office, is finer than
than that of any other Office in the Parish
Of Terrebonne; and furthermore. we be.
lieve it has the best looking ed-devil
20 occupy the same. What lu1ury!-
Spring Bottom otary-Rollers-every
convenience imaginable. Whenever bis
satanic ma jesty wishes to eujoy good
snooze, he seats HIMSELF cross-legged, in
our chair, and the sleepy god needs but
slight wooing.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

CT The Sisters of Charity are about
to establish hospital and a young ladies'
seminary at Alton, LII.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

o. Mr.. Blair, formerly Of the Wash
ing,on Globe, has written letter ayowing
himself a member Of the Republican
party.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10
VENT.PAR LIE SHERIFF.

TTAT DELA LOUISIANA c0URp9
Il SEINE DLSTRICTJUDICL4L,
Paroisse Terre bonne.
Drausin T'rosciair Hayde'
vs.. No. 1920.
Emile p Bascle.
En- ver,u dun writ de Fl: "a; emane@h
cour ci deSsus meniionee .iegeant dams !
pour Ia dite Paroisse, addreSSe an she''
soussignG dams l'affaire ci-drssnslnt'le'
ct numero,Ge. il sera of..rt en- ven'e pun
lique. Samedi lie 2 Fevricr 1856. sur W.
iienx, entire Themes A. NJ. ct he""'
P NJ les prophecies CT apres decrifes sa'o" ~.
l Tn moroccan de terre dams ce'''
Paroisse ioignant le Canal de Ia O0n'
paenie de Barataria ct Lafourche' u.
surant TN demi arpent de face, plus o.
moins. par une profondeur de cent s0'1an !.
pieds, avec Ia devanture du dit mofcea"u'
terre enue le chemin ct lie Bayou. e''se".
BILE avec toutes les baisses ct amellora''O''
qui s'y trouvent. a.
2 Pauline, negresse, cage d,envir0n 20
ans. et sa file JuIietteaeee de SIX am:
La dite ven,e sera fate pour sa''',.".
a la somme principale. l'initrs ct aux ,. ~.
de process dams Ia sus-dite CAUSE :, '' !.
Compliant. A. bOo NO. .ta5s.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

~ Recently fellow brought suit be.
fore Philadelphia Alderman, insisting on
paying some of the cost in advance as he
was not known to the officer. He gave
him counterfeit note and false address.
got the change in good money. and Of
course let the suit go by default. The de.
PENDANT says he never heard of him before
and the magistrate think HE never will
again.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

O. Robert Schuyler. the great de fraud
ing speculator, died near Genoa, about the
middle of last month.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

o. The State Council Of the Ameri.
can party Of Missouri has ordained that
young men, native born. eighteen years
Of ago, may become regular member. .:
the party.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

@ The State Grand Council of the
American party in Kentucky, is to hold
its next session in Frankfort, on ;he 22d OF
January, at which time, delegates to the
Notional Grand Council and the NotionaI
Convention will be elected.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

~ A wag in Detroit has taking liber-
ties with the reputation Of the Pontiac
Railroad. He was asked whether he
knew of an accident on that road. and re-
piled: s'Never-but once a middle. age
gentleman left Pontiac for Detroit and died
Of old age at Birmingham.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

O. Good nature is glow worm thai
sheds ligh, even in the darkest places.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

CoNGREss.-The House is vet morgan
sed. The leaders of the different parties
are defining their positions-and, we pre-.
sumo so soon as that is understood, those
nearest in feeling will fuse, and
endeavor TO organize.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

c. The King Of Denmark has publish.
ed his re,cript to tho Diet. which eSpraely
guarantees civil and religious liberty, ami
the freedom of the press.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10


SHREwD WE1GHING.--A pedler in the
Highlands of Scotland having run short Of
butter, applied to farmers wife for a sup.
ply.
How much do you want! said the wo-
man.
A pun will do, said the pedler.
4 Gamma max you pun, said the wo.
man.
'Why?'
i ha' ma pun weight"
.Weel, what weight ha' ye? said the
pedler.
Two pun,' said the woman.
And which is the weight said the
man.
% it's just the tangs,' Che tongs.)
"Weel." said he, put ane leg in the
scale and t'other out and that'll be pun.
The woman did as he requested, but
when it was weighed, she looked doubtful
ly It the butter and said:
1T looks pun"
It's a right, woman, how much is it's
said the pedler.
"a saxpence," was the reply, which the
paid and hastily departed, lest she should
discover how she had been cheated.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

Gr The Washington Sentinel informs
us that "huudreds of officeseekers, who
hurried to Washington on the opening Of
Congress, have returned home, either
their hearts being sick with hope deferred,
or their exchequer not justifying longer
sojourned." This ic one good result from
the delay in the election Of the Speaker,
1t would be still better were Weed, Webb
and Freely to pack up and pack offamong
the disguised lobby men.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

IRrsHMEN IN lRELAND.-The war with
Russia, and emig. alton to the United States
have caused labor to be valuable in
Ireland. A galway paper says: We drove
our laborers to the valley of the Mis-.
sissippi: they are now worth any money
on The banks of the Shannon" The
mowers in Pallasgreen have been demand
ing six shillings and eight pence day
equal 10 dollar and sixty cents Of our cur.
rency. In Athlone poor-house, in 1926,
there were six thousand paupers +; by the
last accounts, there were hut four hundren
and thirteen; and in some districts the
rates had fallen from six shil!ings in the
pound sterling TO four pence.
In England the wages Of agricultural
laborers are eigh,y-seven and a half cents
a day, for boys, thirty-seven and half
hoard and lodging, in both
cases.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

SOMETHING FINE.-Our rnterprising
tellow.townsman, JOHN BERGER Esq.
hae jns, returned from the city, where he
has purchased new Express Wagon
or Omnibus, which he intends placing on
the line from Houma to the Crossing. A
wundrous change has been wrought in a
few months, in the way Of travelling facli.
|,ies-and to the advantage OF cur citizens.
But short time ago, and those who had
no means of conveyance of their own.
had to pod through mud, in a rickety bug
gy, with lean and crippled horses attach
ed, to the tune of "" per diem. and
run; all risks of broken buggy. Gf not a
broken neck, J TO get to the Depot. Now,
thanks to TIL. spirit of competition mani
tested on the part Of the proprie'ors OF
the two lines, we can enjoy the luxury of
ride in fine four or FIVE hundred dol
lar omnibus. for less than half the amount
heretofore paid. Friend John seems de-
'ermined not to be outdone, in regard TO
travelling convcniences. He has also pur-
chased. lately, several spans fine horses.
which he intends driving in the Bus.
v;re Ia competition Without competi-
ton, such things would have been nnheard
Of. Go il, gen,lement; we are inclined to
believe. now, that ''some things can be
done as well as others, IF not better.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

OF A grogsery was broken into the
other day at Danville, Mississippi, by a
party Of ladies, and all the liquor in it
smashed up"-utterly split. This was
in revenge for the damage done to their
husbands BY said grocery.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

The QUESTION SErrLED.-Col. HUr.
TY, has received his commission, from the
hands Of Gov. HEBERr. and has entered
upon the duties Of the Office Of Sheriff Of
the parish Of Orleans. This. we sup
pose. puts to rest the vexed question.
which has caused SO much excitement
among the citizens Of New Orleans, and
we may add, the State generally. The
Office of Sheriff Of the city and parish Of
Orleans is one Of great importance. WELD
ing an enormous influence, and yielding
an amount of patronage equal to that of
any two Offices of that Parish. and the
decision of the court, which places this pa
tronage in the hands of the American can.
didate, has created no little excitement,
and has been the cause Of any amount Of
newspaper controversy. We do not ex-
press an opinion in regard 10 the Justice Of
this decision. yet we doubt the ability Of a
Jury Of twelve men, to decide impartially
in all cases Of the kind. It would have
been better, we think, to have let the PEG.
pie decide this matter by new election,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

Tho man who passed through life with
out enemies could not have had charac
ter worth depreeiasin.
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"Hiaws,ha' 3 childhood" is TINS ;,,,oa.,..,

Hiawa'ha's childhood" is thus introduced
Downward through the evening twilight.
In The days that are fare item.
In the aforementioned ayes
From the full moon fell Nokon,.
Eel! the beautiful Nokon,
She wife. bu, n OF mother
she was sporting with her wsn.n,
SNirSn g In sw ng of ape vines
When her rival, the rejec.ei,
Full OF Jealousy and hatred, .....
ou. the leaf swing as:un6er,
Cut in swa n the twist d grape-rIns,.
And Nokomi. fell at.right4d
Downward thr ugh the even ng twilight,
On the Muk:oIay. the mea low,
On the prai lie full Of blossoms.
See. star f,h." said the people;
" From the sky star Is Iling,'
Their" among the ferns a-d MOSES
There among the prair lilies,
On the Muskoday the me dow;
In the moonlight and the starlight,
Fair Nokomis bore d iughter
And she called her name Wennnsh
A the first horn Of her d ,ughters
And the daughter of Nosomis
Grew up liket he prairie lilies.
Grew a TIL . slender maid n
With the benuty of the moonlight.
With the prauy .fthe stsrirh..
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

A PIoUs OLD LADY.-Who was TOO unwrll
TO attend meeting, used to send her thick.
headed husband to church, to find out the
text the preacher selected. as the founda.
ton Of his discourse. The poor Ounce
was rarely fortunate enough to remember
the words Of the text, or even the chapter
and verse where they could he found; but
one Sabbath be ran home hot haste, and
with smirk of self satisfaction on b face,
informed his wife that he could repeat eve.
nv word ofthe text, without missing sin.
gle syllable. The words were as follows:
IAN angle came down from Heavhn, and
took alive coal from the altar"
"Well let us have the text" remarked
the good woman.
"Know every word" replied the hus.
band.
IL am anxious to hear it" continued the
wife.
"I'hey are nice wcrds," observed the
husband.
II am glad your memory is improving
and don't keep me in suspense my dear. ~
JUST yet your D'S oiHie. ana Will say
the words. for know them by heart.
Why, | said them hundred times on my
way home."
swell, now. let's hear them.''
"Aham," said the husband, clearing his
throat.
"An Ingin came down from New Haven
and took live colt by the tail, and jerked
him out of the halter"
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

" The Court has at length decided
that Mrs. Gaines is entitled to the proper
y claimed by her in New. Orleans. So
at last, after twenty years litigation, she
will come inlo possession OF about SIS,
600, 900.
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SHE.RIFF'S SAFE.

CTATE OF LOUISA M, FIFTH JUDI
- GAL DISTRICT. PARISH OF TER.
REBONNE
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o. "Mr. SNOWFALL, want to ask you
one question dis ebenin.''
swell! succeed, dem"
''Spose you go to de tabhern to gel din
ner. and don't hab muffin on de table but
a big beet, what would you say ="
IL glib dat up aiore you AK it. What
should you say J"
:: Why under de circumstances OBJ de
case, should say dat BETS ALL.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

o. The Mississippi river Is rising rap.
idly.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

r A gentleman called ona morning
on lady, to take his leave for few days;
the young lady asked in tone that well
expressed more than the words which ac-
companied it, show long he intended to
stay away" To which he Immediately
replied:--
You ask how long I'll stay from thee!
Suppress these rising fears
If you should reckon time like me,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10

The COOLEST YET KNowN.-Bummy
was hard case, if not the hardest. be.
ycnd any sort Of a mistake. He and his
squad attended, a political gathering in a
town some miles distant. Going into a
groggery he called for whiskey for him.
selfand followers. After inbibing which,
he raped on the counter with his knuckles
and looking the retailer dead in the eye,
said, with the coolest impudence imagin.
able.-
"7hems mine!"
'Yonrn! exclasmed the indignant dealer,
'and who the dnce are you! HOW do
know film safe to credit your
Pshaw!.-safe! quite safe, goose, returned
our hero. My name is BUNNY, and owe
a id big bill in every grocery in!
Then giving the dealer look that said
you wouldn't have spoken so short if you'd
known that, he cooked his hat on one side
and very deliberately retired
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friter Sir. 9 NprrissS Street,
srridtet In @e%rbintune NIT 6errn 6. @irttenbsrser In Bremen,
benz Spn ben eeuti6en @pfbeb6rben befeatsn aleinteen &gentrt
fir bic 8efGrberune aner @pfpddereien swifdsnG% rutfplanb uub
Nprbamerita, unb nsrmDse hieler Stenuns su ben eeuti6en 9pfs
bcbprben eem Yublifum Bic b6hfte SiGerbeit bietcnn, befbrtert
aufs S6neaie unb btlisfe nnter @arantie une eeseR S6etn
gadete, QDertb<papere unp Seller mad alien GteIen Deuti6.
lambs, Der S6peiS &c. Stefelben werbeu nit isbem gSfampfer
brett an une burd has Sbuiel. 6annDp. ppiamt in Bremen e..
ptttrt. 9afett ans benz Snneru psrben franfD Nsp.gplt CT.
beten.
@S unter;teben fb bic @enannten terner Der SpefitipnenI
BEN Dmmilfpns<Gtn. urs 8ertuuf Srn gDaarsn jsber Nrt,B
rednen auber ben wtrtIi6 ~perleeten Ssssien nur cine germ
%&pmmiiFpn unt ~semdbren tbreu 8~rsuueen burG tire pisGdbri
@rfabruns tn befen SADIE itre 9lastenntniTs uns a~ussebsbnt
8erbinbunetn betrG6flide @prtbeIe.
Differences:
5rn. NefnassI u. Sdpab 6rn. Qepis SleitprnS gDihr
6r. 81. u. %gBittbauS. 9rn, Mteper u. Studen.
6r. 9. 9. Dearef, Neent Der Deutften @eielfGaft.
M9ent fiir Baltimore:
2&uf Sbtses gsSus nebmenb erlaube i'd mir benz eesb
gublttum Die Insei8e gu MAIDEN, ba5 bic frubsr ppn 6errng
ling bpf etfuprte &Bentur fir Baltimore unb ben Staat M
lamb af MID ubsrtraeen TT unb btete i'd hermit meine 3
an. N. Stmpn
D office: SinpnS bptei, 8asettsf. pr. g. So
an. pputbat nb 0dh.
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@rpBs ernfp1tbirte 9pttertsg 81. :, seb. am 16. San.
SSaaPt- @ertnne: $4,000, $4,000, 10000, 10000, 5 Spn $780,.
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.Rob(en Epbfeu

SeusfraBe 3r. 70, neben 8alfer's @rntoranten.S flee.
galtp. GpatsGFmp, 2ttens @anes, Mpunt SaSaee tn allen
Srrtsn unb @r66en gu benz 6iaigten greile. Die GDnne 3u
22l0 @fp. unb fet8 has SpQe @epi0t. Nae NuftrGee werben
l6ned unb biais beIprst. Gumberlamb 9UDlm fir SGmte6s
unb 8abrifanten fnb tets anf Eager.
ttb- MpbIer, raj u.G CT.
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~'ab""F" V"tLWEEEV rE %F"N = ~. -
On allen in ben Sidet6pffcen eetauften 5abrfartsu (QtdetSl
surfen 10 Gents ~absepeen iperSen. Die @pmpagnie erlautl
tsbsm paFasier 100 plumb 5reiaepdf, 1T AIR nr bic gum gpsr'
tbe ron 500 Serantpprtlih,
gerieaen f6nnen sesen S4en Softer, stten &c. psrfenosn, osn'
isIbit mitjurtiien.
Weaer, bic aactn reuen, fonner muir nit Gem IL lbr Bug
nGren l9norje Dttnsr in @eglsttuna hires 6errn ieeeTjett
aaaben, ein Suraer SaItinnrss Sir9'baft FIr fe eeleiitet tai
I'll 1G NJ. s rawfrt MAe 4
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patapScp-Sn 81. az, ee;pe. g! San.
5hupt.@epinue $4,000, 2 pom $1,000, 2 pm 500.-GtdetS 81.
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Selatr-sep1terte, GlaGe 8, sesp9en am %. San.
Qaupts@epinne $20,O00. 10000, 5000, 4 ppn $4,000, 50 Dol
$1,000 &c. Gtdets So.
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0sUbe cpnfpttbtrte 2Dtterie, GlaTe 5, sesO8en am
Sanuar. 6apana @Ian.
{auPt' Gertnne: $4,000, $4,000, 5000, 1000 &c. Gttets $40.