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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07
Order of Notice.

ENMILY F. BoSTWICk rs SOLOMAN l.. BOST. Hl WICK. State of Connecticut. Litchfeld Coun ty ss. Litchiield. July 22nl, A. D. 1856.
 Upon the petition of the said Emily +. Bostwick praying for reasons therein set forth for divorce now pending before the Superior Court in and fol Iitchlied County, to be held on the 2nd Tuesday o September, A. D. 1856. It appearing to, and being found by, the subscribing authority. that the said spondent is residing ill Chicago in the State o Illinois. and absent from this State: Therefore, order ed that notice of the pendeney of said petition he given by publishing this order in the Iitchtiyld Enquirer, a newspaper printed in Litchfcld, foul weeks successively, commencing befure the 24tt day of July, A. D. 1So6. by dcpostins a copy of said order of notice iii the post-otcc postage paid at Plymouth, directed to said respondent, at Chicago before tine 10th day of August, A. D. 1856.
 FREDERICK E. BEEMAN,
 Clerk of the Superior Court for Lit4lfell County.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07

Arthurs Patent Alright self-Sealine Cans
 and Jars HoR preserving fresh Fruits, Tomatoes, &c.-full A directions for using accompany them. Tin Caas-pint, quart, half-gallpn and gallon Firc-proof yellow ware Jars, pint and quart half gallon glass Jars.
 MoNEIl. & BRAMAN, Agents. 5 Etchfeld, July 22l, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07
Saddle and Harness Making

uNHE subscriber continues to manufacture and II keeps on hand everything in his line of business -and he would invite the attention of the public to his establishment, believing that lac can supply Harness Saddles Bri,lles, Collars Whips, &c of as good quality and ut cheap rates as can be found elsewhere. Jobbing and repairing promptly and neatly executed Shop over thestore of fChas. McNcl
 FRED'k BROWN. Litch6ed July 22d lSj6
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07
N O ic e!

v4NHE Democratic Electors of the town of Ltchiield U are requested to meet Ut tine '' Mansion House on Thursday the 2lst day of August lS56 at one o'clock, F. NJ, to app int delegates the State Con- vention to be held at New Haven August Eth, ls56 when Presidential Electors are to bc nominated.
 G. W. BEERS.
 F. D. BsEMvN
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07
R. Terry & Lester, II m 70 O r t e r. s And Wholesale Dealers in Hardware, and Commission Merchants

Commission Merchants. Agents for
 Wilders Fire-Proof Safes, Lazell, Perkins Co.'S Bridgewater Nails, Underwood's Betting and Lace Leather Dunnell Dexter Goodwins Paper, Chas. Cammell Co.'S celebrated Files, Eagle Cos Gimlet Pointe Screws, J. L. Browns Platform and Counter Scales, Fields Tacks, Brads, Braces, Sc. Fairbanks Scales constantly on hand. Also, complete assortment of American English and German shelf Hardware. Particular attention paid to Builders Trimmings and any about to build will do we'll to look over our samples.
 eG' Five per cent. for cash. Hartford, July l2th, 1S56
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07

tHE Waterbury Marble Manufactory is removed u from Scoville st, to few rods south of the Railroad Depot where be found the best stock oi Marble in the State; Monuments, Gmvcstoncs and every article in my line of Marble Granite Free furnished at short notice and che pcr rates than ever Was before offered in this vicinity
 S WARREN. Waterbury July 13th 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07

1F z What are the prospects in the coun- tryw asked . city politician of fsrmer.-- tEarx poor. as far as regards the crops in my pse AQod.v moan in regard to tho "u.skH 8uchansn and Breckmridgc. 1"
 ro6pects arc considerably worse
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07

HOLLOWAY PILIs m unfiilins Rem cdy for Bilious Complaints Thomas Hodson, of Fourth street. Philadelphia had the misfortune to be afflicted with the severest of bilious complaints disorders nausea and Il foul stomach whirh prevented him relishng any kind of food, and frequently threw him on d bed of sickness for several weeks. He tried many remedies recommended him by friends but they oniy tended to increase his malay his brother last ful recommended him to use Holloway Pills, which he did the result to use his words was truly ex- traordnary for after about six weeks usage of this incstimahlc medicine, completely cured and will never again bc without it-I guess. D
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07
Litchfield House Village Meat and Fish Market

Litchfield House
 Village Meat and Fish Market. nAILY Line for the s,Ie of Meats of every kind 21 Clans, Lohsters, SeaD,ss, Ee!s, fresh and salt Shad Halahut. &c, received by express on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of each week. GROCERIES fresh and good extra family Flour, bolted Meal and Feed, Pork, smoked Hams and Shoulders, Sc.
 Fish received daily, and oysters twice week Meals for pleasure parties will be got up at all hours
 EA'" Goods delivered in any part of the village.
 s. D. WHEELER, Agcnt Ltehicld June 10th lS56
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07
WOOtling & Lewis,
wolcottville.

nN Monday next August 4th, will offer their ~I entire stock of Summcr Dry Goods at greatly It iueed prices Persons d,siro,is of obtaining any thing in their line. will iud it for their advantage give the,n an early call.
 Wolcuttvillc August lst 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07

ss A T Court of Probate holden at sharon. in and tA for the District of sharon, on the 18th day of July, 4, D. 1856.
 Present, CHARLES F. SEpawIcK. Esq, Judge. On motion of Charles Sears Executor of the last Viii and Testament of JULIETrE BEEGHER, late of Sharon in said district deceased, this Court doth limit the time for the creditors of the Estate of said deceased to present their claims to said Executor to six months from this date, and doth direct said Ex- ecator to give public notice thereof by advertising in newspaper printed in Litchfeld, in the County of Ltchheld andon public sign post in said sharon, nearest the last residence of said deceased
 Certified from Record:
 cHAS. +. SEDGWICK, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07
Machiliists Wanted

\ T the Pin Factory of the Oakville Company at "A Oakville. Waterbury, Conn. By early appiic.- tion good situations may be procured.
 oakvile, July 18th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07
A Voice from Waterbury!

Great Reduction in the Prices of all Articles
 necessary for the support of Life T! ID DARTisaM X ALLEN would respectfully an 1D nounce to the residents of itchfcld and vii cinity that they have reduced the price of all articles of Flour Feed, Groceries Provisions &c. from ten tu twelve Der cent and that they prepared to sell all the ncccsslrcs of life much cheaper than any other concern in the county. Their assortment is large and varied, and people visiting Waterbury will find it an object to call.
 BARTRAM & ALLEN.
 Waterbury, January, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07

TH H>HE highest price paid for produce taken in U exchange for goods, at my store, No West Street. CHARLES MCNEIL.
 Litchfeld, April 7th. 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07

TAIE8KM6 WANTED Cash paid for Calf. " Skins. hy S D. NoRrHPAY MTG COMPANY, al thsfx faotaY n South NoFfolk. Conn. i.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07
Special Invitation.


 DERSoNS visiting Litchfeld are respectfully in- " vited to call and examine my assortment of Boots and Shoes they will find good assortment, and at as low prices for cash any in the State, Sole Leather cheap the market will bear, also, Shoe thread pegs, &c. &c., for sale by
 SAMUEL CLOCK. ENOO1S, SHOES CATERS, &c., &c.-New styles \ ? just received and for sale cheap for cash. by
 SAMUEL CLOCK. West Main Street Litchtield April 18th 1856. N ADlES' and Gents best Rubbers; Misses and 0A Children's do., for sale cheap as @ good article Dc found in the Sate For sale for cash, by @-1 SAMUEL CLOCK. At ENTS Fine Calf Boots and Congress Gaiters &c., NN six different styles, cheap for cash, at
 SAMUEL CLOCKS. ADlES' Congress Caters, save trouble in lacing, A-1 for sale cheap for cash by SAMUEL CLOCK. 6NHlLDREN'S Congress Slippers beautiful aud O cheap, at SAMUEL CLOCKS
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07

ATUHTAN9 LINIMENT, Lyons KaAhasion, Es-
 u4 ances, and general assortmcnt 0f Hair on. TIT fe. ny he iound T Nos Wi etro1k
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07
Hurra for South street !!

NY Hides, Bark and Calf Skins wanted w st the Tsnnery, South Farms, by
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07
New spring Goods 1!

NeW SprInS OOOCis!
 YNHOS. H. RICHARDS, at his Clothing Establish' l ment in West Street has just received a large variety of every kind of Spring and Summer Goods for gentlemen wear. Come and judge for yourselves.
 itchtield March 25 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07

SHAWLS- Comprising all the new styles fo - Summer, will be offered at great bargains.
 MCNEIL BiiAMAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07
Ladies, Dress Goods.

A LARGE assortment of new and fashionable "A styles for summer-o opened during the pts week at MCNEIL BRAMANS
 Ltchfeld May Eth. 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07
Ayers Cherry PectOral

Litchfield, June 2d, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07

Fu<HE best assortment of Groceries to be found il u the County, for sale hy
 HENRY w. ADAMS & O. Ltchtield, May 2lst, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07

UNLOUR MEAL and FEED at reduced prices, for '. sale hy HENRY w. ADAMS X co.
 Ii ,hicld, May 2lst, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07

S SHAWLSt-Broche. black Silk, Cashmere. Barcgs
 0 and othsx styles, f9 sale at BlADEoRD RD'S Ss~r-s
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-07

172 Tons Ground Plaster. - - yHE subscriber will keep constanfIva o, h.,,a good supply of ground Plaster alses I<ve FIosr Corn Meal and Provender - " [ -s'N' .SN''
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-04
Thibodaux Female lmsQlQute.
S. TENNEY, Principal,

A IDEDb competent teahers X
4 - in English French, Music Embroidery -
The eighteenth session Of this Institution will
the Ist Mxnday in October next. No scholar
will be taken for less than session Of ave
months; but scholars may enter any tne and charged
only nom the time OF entrance. C7 Board and tuition
payable in advance.
TERMS.
Board and Tuition in English, per session Of five
months, ....................... es5 90
Washing, furnishing room lights. ETC., per month"; o.
Music on Piano and Gui'a, use If INSTRUMENT per
month";, ....... 9 %
per month. =. 500
Tuition for day scholars per month";. or %
Incidental expenses for session Of i've months,. %
Oct II, S655el3u
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-TERMS-

..scxfIsEMENTS win be inserted 1t the rate Il One
nr 81 sqsare (of lines Of ess for the FIRST and
SS1,Cenu icf every subsequent insertion A liberal
sEsse made 70 those Who advertise BY the year.
ss,ey dollars year will be charged for half column
= pssent Medicine advertising. and none Of greater
- viii Be admitted On any tsfms. z--s ,=sz
.se16N Al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,tions of a per-
.e,es may be inserted advertisements lat the op
- 4 the editos) ny being paid Tor in advance.
ss90UNCING NGCANDlDATES-ren Duaafs will be chaFE-
~ amnouncng Candidaes for al offices, to he paid
.sfIaRY NOTICES, not exceeding three four lines
= cheeffally inserted without charge, but those
~ s,,.ter lspGth wi;l be rated ~ advertisements.
colxB1ONDENrs are informed thar no notice what At
~, m be taken oe any communication intended for
ss,ti.a rress acconpanied by the name and address
- ~ vriternot necessary for pub'ieasion but ss .
easraatse Of God faash.
#5 >~~~~>~->~>~~-~~-~~ 3sH
The Eaw - NswsPaPsrs. l
A. Subscribers who b nae give express notice to the
af.rv are ceusaeed Wishina TO continue their sub
subscriber. order the discentinaanee Of their news
r..es he pshaisher nay continue y ssnd them until a
n sub,cibess neglect refuse . take their news
the oce u which they are directed. they
are Isspenbe foe them until they have ssed their bs
a.d ordered them di1conetaued.
caress from the oce removing and leaving the UNI
aijed r 3 prms ficie evidsnce Of Intentional fraud
Phe Usaed GEn>s Ceuys have also repeatedly deci-
ded that Postmaster who noSlscts tO give sea>onabe
otce ~ REQUIRED By the Post Once Department, q the
IL neglect refusal Of pessoa 70 take from the ONO
nevspepe Addressed him. renders the Postmaster ae
= 70 The pshjilAer 6os the subscription price.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-04
HO! FOR THE RAILROAD!

TOHN BERGER has plsced Stage @EAn
. and Express upon the line from 4K29SS22t
Houma To the Railroad Crossing, Tesre-
honne Depot. capable Of carrying twelve passenseB
The Express will lenve Houma every morning ut eight
O'clock and returning TO Houm,, will leave the Depos
immediately the arrival of the ftom the City,
say At half past H.
FARE EACH Way 9l 90
He hopes, by attending to wants and convenience Il
the travelling public merit share Of their patronage
lie has constantly on hand cnnveyances Of kinds At
Houms in convey passengers in any direction.
Hotel and Stable.
The undersigned would also inform his
friends amp the public that he prepa,ed 70 accomme-
date all who may call upon him. with comfortable lodg
ings and his table s always well supplied with the bess
that can be procured in in the market Every exeiou
will he made administer comfort and co1veuisnco ol
his guests.
His stables well stocked and nf conveyance
may be procured ut all tines Travellers conveyed 70 any
part OF the country at an times, aud the most
mosiating terms. . iT go.
Dec Cit JOHN BERGER
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ThfbOdaalx College,

HF' FIRST SESSION OF this Institution
l. win close on the esd inst and the second yearly
session commences on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER i5
In this Institution the ENGLISH and FRENCH Ian
guaEes are taught, each in its respective tongue.
u Parents and Guardians intending TO send their
children wards either Day Scholars Boardere will
confer favor by informing soon - possible, in
order that smay nuke preparations would also state
that pupils should be present. il possible the opening
Of session. time for Improvement ID lost by coming
after course of studies has commenced.
iyl9 I'm CHAS. SCHIRFERSTElN,
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HOUMA EXPRESS.
U F. HOLDEN has now placed upon

LIZ the line from the Railroad Crossings Tesrehnune De-
pot to Houma seage and Express capable of carrying
eight passengers. Express packags Of light merchandise
will be carried 1t reasonable The Express Sssso
will leave Houma every morning to hapast O'Clock.
and returning n Hoama, viii leave the Depot mmedassy
after the arrival Of the train from the city, say hall pa
II tn IAN. ~, -
Fare each way. ........................&l u %
BAH persons expecting packages by the Express
must be prepared, (by themselves ngsns) with tho
cash to pay charges delivery q il viii be imposbh y
conduct aach bu11ns0 on any other principle.
Ordersfor the city, Expsess viii be received ct Hon.
ma or intermediate oints and forwarded with despaseh
M letters BY the Express must be postase paid.
This 10 O0ly the beginning Of systesu Of Raproa In
REORGANIZATION, with large commercial metropolis
and elsewhere which Il ineneed 70 - ea1sisd 81 Il
proper encouragement b extended.
19I Cs g b. F.HOLDHN.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-04

I pAgiry woman promised to show
too yoaa9 ladies their husbaads' faces IN
il pail Of wstsr. They looked and e.
|chi@sd, = Why Ne only SEQ or faces T
!. Well" said the gypsy, "tbose hcss cil
Be your husbands when you are married.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-04
A Conurib,sttom.

PLAauxnlxE, September 20, 1856
Ny Fair Goddess In the season of
warm political struggle and warfare, it is
refreshing to turn your back upon the dry
pages Of belligerent newspapers and the
flowing periods Of active politicians, and
to bury your perplexities in the enjoyment
of Natures works. Not Nature as we
find her in the city, schooled and trained
until she has become perverted from her.
self, but Nature, fresh, and free, and beau
tiful, beyond the city walls. The man
who can find sermons in stones and trees
and brooks, always commands larger
share Of our respect than the unimagina.
tive being who looks only on a beautiful
landscape with an eye to the value Of its
timber, its house lots and its water.privi.
leges.
For my own part, occasionally find,
in the pleasant pursuit Of horticulture,
grateful relief from the wearyiug excite
ments Of the day. Among the trees and
shrubbery Of a garden we can forget the
troubles of the times, and imagine our.
selves in q sort Of peaceful paradise, the
portals Of which are closed against the
intrusion of care and trouble. But there
are some individuals who cannot enjoy
even temporary seclusion from the hustle
Of the world. who can only be happy when
surrounded by the boisterous employmente
and pleasures Of busy life. To enable one
to fully appreciate the delights Of solitude
and rest, Of freedom from responsibility.
there must be an under-current OF thought
and feeling, genuine sentiment swelling
from the heart. Milton said, when his
enemies reproached him with his blindness
as q crime, :" prefer my blindness to
yours. Yours is sunk into your deepest
sense, binding your minds 80 that you
can SEQ nothing sound or solid. Mine
takes from me only the color and surface
Of things, but does not take away from the
minds contemplation, what is in those
things Of tr,e and constant" iss
In our silent moments the study Of
characters is . favorite, and not an un-
profitable amusement. In everybody's
disposition there 10 some little, odd pecu-
liarity; and not ono person out Of ten is
free from some kind of affectation-the
result, in some cases, Of q pardonable van-
ity or humility. We read that in London
il was once customary for gentlemen to
encircle the coats Of arms upon their car
riages with ornaments as nearly resem-
bling garters - they dared to have them !;
and this. was especially practiced BY those
who were farthest removed from all pos
sible chance Of belonging to the order d
the garter! So in every day life we may
always sec people boasting Of and afsct-
isg mosi the things Of which they possess
the least. Thus some affect superior
merit. virtue, or talents. This calls 70
mind tho story Of the maiden lady who had
oasuccessfally ,set her cap six timcs for
psisss in The lottery of marriage, to dc.
lclaim against the wickedness Of men; ]; and
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-04

SEAI1xs WAX roR FRu1r CANs.-A
very good sealing wax is made BY melting
and stirring well together one ounce oi
Venice turpentine, our ounces Of common
resin, and six ounces Of gum shellac. A
beautifal rcd color may b given by adding
ono quarter Of IN ounce or less Of Vermil.
lion. 49, s s. ~
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-04

THLBODAUX COLLEG,

7HzBOUAUY COLLEGE,
T TAKE pleasure in announc. X
j. ing TO parents guardians, and the public - ~
in general. that having secured the ser NH
vices Of competent gentlemen, shall hencerth, under
the above conduct my institution larger scale
The plan course pursued will be similar u that aopt-
ed by best colleges and the tuition comprises all the
branches usually taught in such establishments.
am ready receive boarders OF which, parental care
will be taken,
TERMS.
Regular English Course, .......e6 90 per month.
Every addition Language. ......l 50
Board and Tuition -. .......... 4l6O 90 i" annum
For further particulars to terms, cosdons etc, np-
N B. A piospeetus viii be Issued som. saf.
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as Little Giant.

m s M Little Giant.
CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale,
" the justly celebrated LITTLE GIANT Corn and Cob
Min for one horse power e60 for two hosse power SIS
Every stock feeder, should have of these mills the
amount saved in quantity Of feed 10 fully third, be-
side the great advantage b the health 0f stnrk.
Thibodaux, Nov. /, '56. 81 B. F. HOLDEN.
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RlOughs! Pl0ughsl
THE SUBSCRIBER has on hand ah.

Il one hundred Pioaehs, A. J. Young L Mc(.hAahsa's
Manufacture Il Maysyile, KY. ssss ilon No. % No. l.
which os the sake of closing the eons8nment1 he 0e1
fos sals on March credit from 81 to u per plough loes
than be he's hefoe sold In this mafs, prices from
1S % u &ll 10 few Bun tongues Showed PicegAs
1t S7W Haateys wouhi do wen 10 emhsaoo this oppoe
tuny supply themselves With good and cheap poShs
Repeatedly, B.R.HOLDBN.
Thibodaax. November ~, lS55-nl6-y.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-04

STRANGE OccURRENCE.-A Western
editor on entering his Office, and seeing
his apprentice boy cutting some queer
capers, called out to him.
"jim, what are you doing on the floor!''
"Why, sir, | have had shock!"
IA shock p 7'tss9 l'''s
"What kind Of shock % l14 sai
"Why.sir." said the lad, ga.ping, Zone
Of your Subscribers came in during your
absence-said he owed for two years sub.
scrip,ion-paid il, and also paid another
year in advance" ~ IS
In advance p gasped the editor, near.
" q much overcome rs his lone appren-
tice. Il 3lga9 81 tpa ee
Yes, sir, and it has produced such an
effect upon me, that have been perfectly
helpless ever since.". sds ,ga&sssn
And we'll you may, Jim. But, get up;
If you survive this, you are safe, as there
is little prospect Of another such catas.
trophe in this office" 81
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-04

BENEFITS OF THE ELECTRIC TELE.

BENEFITS OF THE ELECTRIC TELE.
GRAPH IN METEoRoLoGy.-Suppose. for
instance, that a storm takes place at St.
Petersburg at that moment all the observ.
atories Of Russia may be applied to (by
means ofthe electric telegraph) for news
respecting it, and a few hours after it will be
known that it has burst forth all over the
emPire-for such phenomena are not local
and that it occupies long line from North
to South. Next day it will be known that
the storm proceeds towards the West
that it takes the direction Of Germany
and all the astronomers of Berlin and of
Vienna are forewarned Of it, look for it,
and prepare to observe It. In their turn
they are enveloped in the phenomena, and
send advice respecting it to France or
England every one thus performing the
service Of announcing great disturbance
in nature, enables those whom it threat.
ems to take notice of it beforehand, and to
guard against it. The agriculturists make
haste 10 get in their crops the sea.ports
hoists their flag Of alarm and these dam
gers thus loreseen, will no doubt lose some.
what Of the serious character they would
have, If happening on sudden. 1t may
be in recollection that it takes four days
for the storm wave of Balaklava TO proceed
from London to the Crimea. An electric
dispatch would therefore have enabled the
allied fleets to take precautionary meas.
ures long before, which would have nulli-
fed the effects the tempest. The elec-
trio telegraph, as it may be seen, may no,
only render the important service to mete
orology Of transmitting to common centre
the notice and the detail Of an extensive
atmospherical operation, but thanks to its
aid meteorology may become study ol
daily and general use. A whole country
may he forewarned Of an impending COM
motion, not in the manner Of predicting
an eclipse, but as the arrival Of train is
announced which is already on its way to
the next station. This important and new
use Of the telegraph has been set on foot
in France by an agreement between the
head Office Of the telegraphs and the OBJ.
servatory.-Rcuue des De,lr Mondl S.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-04

p The other evening gentleman
pointed out . dandified hooking individual
to his friend - . sculptor.
What I" said his friend, s such > look
ing chap - that sculptor I Surely you
must be mistakeu.'; ;.a.s,5 7a -,.,aN
I" He may not Be the kind Of ono you
mean." aid the Informant " but well
know that be chiseled tailor out Of . suit
of clothes last week.