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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
AmUnI ~ q nnavTs,En.

nesicrs IN JkMkIRN, FANCY ARTICLES, &c,
~ titiuais street, kosk Island, three doors from
huek islsna House. Aiso' Wh,l.ssic Agents for
Gait and Meruecn Noney Wallets. Cs1iucs nrs'
h@As. hill Hs~As, CollsotoIs' Hosks. As.ic Wal
kN ~, sepS-.l6su
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
House Furnishing Goods.
DISSOLUTION.

INHE wrli-known firm of Twichrn & Gil,ett is hi
j day dissolved hy mutual consent Tho bus iness :
viii he continued by Smart t;iilttt. and All de-
inaus AGAINST the Old firm will b. settled ny the new
firm A continuance oil former extensive patrnnag,
Is solicited. r J. TWTcHELL,
sept3-,iiw i. J. GiLf.ETT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

Unwilling Houses to rent on Second and rA,rD
~ SITS, In tn. west end u the city.
Ten vauahi. building Lot, In sturtevanss sAAsss.as
near N. b. Burrows residence, for ss,e ON very
reasonable TERMS
Two Lots on the Rln6 head Of Gaines Nvesa,e0oo
unrestricted River view-for sale very cheap.
Several valuable Lot, for business house. ssd avsls
,hvs, on iarr,'i aud Main streets, north VI oaasA
for sae v.rylcw.
Ten valuable building lot. on seccsA and Trina
streets, for sale, credit o: Ave year. svew On most
oil the purchase ,ey
Lot ~ '.rrn's Atliti"n dwelling house on ~
pr miss Tor 81" cheap.
West half i"l J. IL block !; bouse. well, and I'm.
tprov n,,uts.
.nfei font by 81 ''ri hcpon Main ircct. opposss
Tho 1tidirr Huus- fur sale
C"incf ht ~ Main ant From, sale cheap.
Wesf Ut y block -, opposite y. C."A's svst.
d'n''. fnr sal" cheap, long time
Wrst = LIT 2. blsk 80, IcCiairc's 7th sisI,thn
h"u~c ai'h r,-,ns. md ro-~i 4 able.
Lots AMI ~ Mth'll's addition. and D~eliino
| hrusf ,. b, - IN Ill f.r sale cheap
: " So -. ~ ~, east, ~ acres sos sale.
bafrf i"l ~ H"ifn-s Robinson kullesss Askittha
Sw sndw = 81 =. SO 8. tpS', = Be for sale.
| M - % ~ 70 Be-, Clinton county, H., sst".
hacr'. land, seen, ~ ~ cast, mile from Dav.
rnl-,ft
i'arres in sc n ,r IL, rac; al under cni,iva
( NIL" from city. for sal- cheap
4 =. " a : ~ T ~ Il 3 ~, $50 acres miles frsss
I paNcnIori. Tor sale
Sc \. "f>w sis sw mNEs At, and
."t " - 10 v 10 " Louisa County ~.
+ joining timber. Tor sato
INV sat n Rcw mile from tAs
city ~ MG>,iiine. f,r sale
Ssaetes land - under cultivation, fenced, story
hons r"i water ihD fruit tree. ~ pv-s,-es, t~tne
! titr MI S y ~ 7 ~ u Az miles from Dsvcn.
I port, for sil".
~ acres with dwelling house md .tshi. and atheS
improvements, adjoining the city II Davenport, fve
fate
" hofNw ksi9TSO3E, SO acres for sale
FORTY acres No PRAIRIE land, near Hacott, sss
sal. very l"w-prre tham.
Thirty acres II md in wcs' davenport. NJ safe
r"r, ~ os"i Ir"m four 10 eight acres, Ane vsv II
River ana Twin Cities.
Also several other valuable tracts 81 Real Estate n
the city and country, for salo Wy
ALLYN 4 DOOLAN,
"ctl2 an No. Orv's Building.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

Lusus FUruRE.-A geniicman OF this
village has 1--we chicken which sports four
les. all we'll formed and developed. As a
President al candidate, how II would "run."
When tired on one side II could turn on the
other Wocn .ochei patrio'.
Il woud make an excel emf s|ector for
The Eremon, parry. When tired of run
ming for Jnhrst' u, il could turn 10 Dayton.
AID thus accommodate both wings Of that
very harmonious organization = T. o. idence
Post
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
unMMOrATnlC MEnlClNE.

DIR PRINCE N. DO br consulted at his Disrrn-
sary. on Brady, between Fourth aud Fifth str ct
daily from 10 o'ctck A. ". TIL ~. NJ Resfinc
north essi csrner Brady and Iiftcsnth streets.
augs9-.lAwGm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

FAtrFiFLp TxIvtnstTY.- This Institn-
ton Will commence its regular session on
Moniav, Sep. -. Prof Anderson will
81 II continue al the head of the several de-
par'mcn $ The charge- FER IN lion. in the
several departments, will be the same as
heretofore.
Students from the different sections of
tie Stat. NAV find II Ia their advantage 70
select tins institution "a the one IL which
TO p,nsie ihir studies. Location healthy,
and terms Reasonable.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
(O-pUI'illGI'Ship.

TT hGIlT SEARS buy tins iav connected witt
| Ii Va in hn~ttcs REM RFCKET arr. ths bus
n"s> III hereafter =" rartd on under the finn OF
lia3Ghi Sclrs y B.tk,tt
Davenport, Iowa Aug o5th lSjj-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

BUCHANAN CouNTy-contains ten civil
townships. of which the aggregate popula-
ton is 5l3l. Washington township, which
includes independence with 10 inilabl'an's
is the largest. and has a population of 1913.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

A NCMRFR 81 desirable Lots for Residencos. on
Brady. Main. and Harrison streets, TO lease for
the term Of IS years. Apply to
w. II. =. GURLEY.
Ofncr on Main, bet. Front and seooEc streets.
auyIQdsf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

VITTVTIUIdT y ~ p y
TIE disi'lcry f John jerk 4 &" VIA
six frame horses. ia the suburb, of tins
city, las burned yesterday aitei"o'n -
Los $50 luv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
DlSSOlut

TTNHE Co partnership heretofore existing bctwcen
/ John r Miller and stephen Z'isier Is thi, day
die solved by ,ntlina consent. All persons ineb ell
u saI firm will p1y the same TO John Miller, who
Is duly authorized 10 collect the same
JOHN MILLER
augl Sdlms STEPHEN ZEISI.ER
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
AlllIi'E.

NUTVE.
To SGmuG Husthi and an ofi6rs INTERESTED in
IA irHi hcftfndH,r dsNcfIh.a
NnU ar aeft hy nutf II thtt rs virtue of an orai
i mace af thctiy Council OF fhn cay ~ Hayvn-
t-st pass, Il JUly 10Th 800 cutifi, An Ordinance.
Tor the mutation Il Fourth street iurv al -
Sinirrc>t'tt frc,hallcrs II ii CIV viii h. Summon
4 iiii sworn a. tn Mayor, nlitt said cify an
.hf i5'h dty ~ September ncNt, cs- and award
hr damtsoA and 10 nrhls That sccIu- T., the
wn'r ~ aHler~ot tn land proposed To H. taken lor
Ia e"'tltIuatipn II sad street. The following Is
description ~ the tract ~ Land praN.s, To h. ,kep
fnr ihr continuation ~ sand street a. shown bv III.
tit - the surv'y % sai1! mutation on nlc IN
the Mayor : OH Z. to-wt tract 80 feet wii,.
rom ~" west cnd nf Fourth street To the western
hnrnhaty lin" ~ The tract II land IN which said
liirschtl now 7. sdc>, containing as-in acres.
Il q MITCHELL,
Mayor tits OF Davenport.
August 20, ls56-sepl-dio SIP. Is
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
uOuSe and Lease for Sale.

A DWELLING HOUSE containing Eight rooms
n and L"sse Of Lot for tn years, situated on the
Riu0 between Brady and Harrison streets. Apply
TO VI y. GCRGEY, or to
angranf NICHOLS, ISBEIL 4 co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
Valuable ProW rty for sale In East
Davenport.

I r. coon HuiiIit Z Is,t>, alsn iwo Story Franz
] ~ II us AMI w" lots aserita krns tIte Nts,i>-
>nip tlvrr tpily tn Samuel tlu ~ East pavtli-
rtri,"r a. I'm \. Guy las jordan. III nIvtn-
pat aus2> -dIf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
E0a. Sale Chem.

on ACRES Of fine Prairie - u, mile south o.,
GU Fulton n-Jst, with dwelling house thereon -
This prosperity b. bought upo0 the most ressonabc
teens. Enquire q G.E. HCBBELI,
(may6slsf) Land Agep
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
For Sale or Lease.

YNwFNTY THREE elis HE Bniiing Lots situated
] on Harrison Third Rlpfy and Rloldr ACE street,
Mil b. Sold ~ ieas,d on reasonable .-fms for par.
ticuIsrs enquire uf ConniN 4 bow
laufdtD JAMES MAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
DlSSOI.l l'iON,
W htNc now On h,'II ON ui The "a ( = and b 81
selected SSlrtnicni Of
E.r0fh(5. = SUtisliCs.u EIOS.sSsrOs.r.

1HUSUsS - NNHOssSv SSOS0stTOS(,
every offered in thr West. Comp isn. in partof
sole and Harness iesth,r,
both Oak and H. nioeh,
Coliar Ict1hey
frturh. America anid'aient Calf Slins
kips and Upper Leather,
Of every quality.
finrcs Roans. Morrocco Bindings Patent and
Pain Sklrtine, Dash and Enamrlied Lcat.os, Lasts,
Findings. &c, &c
Saitiiery Hardware, Jaranncd. Brass. and Silver
Fatci frrm the best Manufacturers S~if-a, Just;
ng Gsi, aud Pal Nte,; Roller, Horse Shoe. and
Spring Tunguad Buckles and in short every article
tn harness maker, OF Sadllcr can wish.
Carriage AMI Grucers bows. top Props, Stump
J"inis. Coach Iacrs. Bands, Enameiicd Cloths. &c.
Wagon Hubs. Spikes, Bent Ycllo = Carriage Shafts
carriage Bolts WAGON Springs anil ANl"s. Horse
collars, Hrrsc Blankets. Fly Nets, Ee, Leathcr. Ma
chine stretched and Rubber Biting krit Rivrt. &c,
W. invite attention ~ purchasers. feeling SATISFIED
We can satisfy aii.in regard EQUALITY and price.
n. u. Cash paid Tor HIDES
HAIGlir, SEARS X BECKErT.
I'd II, 81 door above Perry 81.
aug25tf Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
FLou srol1.

vTNHE undersigned are nov farnbshiae y ~ ~DsaD
L cry Popslnc.,"s No. article 81 VLOUn ~
In barrels and sacks, and st LOv SsscD = oo1 n
the city. a
DUR Ne. r1ouY WavvoDoeA>
FLOUR purchased Of ~ viii b Dsltssv0 ~
charge to any place within the city NaRlte.
ocft1 DIFF HULL, ALk9U ACA !.
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~: e. (OTEE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
pfAfkkiN
l. ZEN AND DRIED FRCITS.

Constantly VA hand Oranges, Lemons, Green and
ptiai Arpirs, Nuts A. Ae al Chicago and st. Lou,
tfNs
Brsfs Il. near Froat--Easts side.
Davenport, july 26-d.wu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
DR.. VI. 3. MINER
Fresh Oysters /!
To Lease.

A the City Belle Saloon, and will b. reoeive,
~ daily, by Express from the y aboard daring III,
spsI1,ltf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

Cn0LBS Smoked Halibu,, in store
eJOO l"lay n. DALZELL r. 4 70
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
8. LOEBER.
Importer and Dealer n

A IT, kirts Of choice 01GAE0 - = ~
IA VI PLUG.
4 TINE CUT TORACCO,
PIPES FANCY GOODS TO-. g., ~
store south ssde Of ~ sre~t, ~. 1aia = 0gsl,
Davenport aug issA 'ssdiy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

JohnStOn's Extra Family RDoopI.
L>OR sale by the subscriber II NE CsnApo ~
L Flour and Feed Stose, eOraes q Nd UosUtsss
streets. II
June C1-tS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
.EO.N'El I'D LO.l.H:

n .-FE Avn .--Wr would eill attention Of tn
Ky pl,, against Il t,ttU! ,atlt ptactitcr tijr,n
IN rus u ptrtug the article Of DR.. j. lIuSIEI-
Trt'S ctt,hsatrd stomach Eiitcrs SInc" III ",
f;'''t> EaNt become 50 popular. other hnviHr bccu
N,akNg IrrptIdtiuu- I" initiate II, and ia
hh.' prt+ hIt Il oli tuttlr~ and t"-tliti ihtia W"
ui4 ads al rf.eu. I" buy 81 nom but tt.psrt,-
h ",i ~; tlt# rcnun" a." ali covered with a mri,i-
j, Up az III. uttu- ON IT
FoI .,le is HIrhlre, Th"nIa"n h Co. Agent,
tIrt ~ second and Pri~N streets
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unnp-cs St,r . nv, n ~-uynrs
XVVINNs EIAINNEKvS
NIHTIZ1uCS NCWSDHOefS ! Nc..
~.,,
1 ''>S' N>iiti v" h''''' "''' "'ns ''s'N'hE '''i-
\tioiS uitto -"ou dssol tii.ht oi nearly sii Minus
or
- ~, ''''r y,
MalS, IJlh'e' arhH,
iicihi"s, Visiting tarhs,
I"'' h"h'eS, '''h" ann S'''l ''hs'
* ,'E''h't Win sr'a' variety OF Articles hsuaiiy
~ ~ n"N Ne'S.
Ithi.n' = hE'h'--,h sue ~ an 'iF I"p"i'' NV
n"'As' M's'hh's an" H'"sl'Tfs. SUBSCRIPTIONS
-, ~ sam
y" '"'h' p>'h. 'h'i'a' anu : M AZ ua'fA
rcc'N'u eN'iy evening D. II. o''"h.
sv1erS. svGocS
". receive ,,yot.rIv ~. fil,,,,., N,g,,;,c. ,,a
N,..narer.
u,rr'r C.,ev
/ Graham pu,p.,,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11

APuzxLED IR1snfxH.-Mr. @ FlahertY
Undertook to tell 3 how many wsse Ii III
parry. ssA The Two Cogans Sre one ;fme.
s6if VS. ltwn and Nike Finn wasa three,
andAa..l |. a,ud7--who the .diyil viz q! soata
Lei mo zee. colnting his fngers.G=the
two CrdEaas was4 oiey Mike Finn was
fsko Aesslf was skfes- and- and be.
did tAers was four II us ]; but Saint Pat
rick coslda't tell the name Of tho other.
Now it's meself that has M-Mike Finn
~ one !; he two Organs was two, me.ell
- three "a u. b ne soul, Ufhink
there was but three Of as Alter all. !" ~,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11

= sabos1 Voluntary Sale. ~
" WILL BE OFFERED for SALE
on account Of departure, by the under-
signed Auctioneer,I sr - = ~ q 5tsm
= On sat.rday, October 23th, 1856,
the valuable property Of H. McGaw, sit-
uaied in the town of Houma, and consist
ing of House, Blacksmith, shop and Lot
fronting on the public road and the canal.
Also-At the same Time and place, =
full set Of Blacksmith Tools, a lot of Iron,
a lot of newly made Smith Work, and =
quantity Of Household Furniture, &C.. DC.
For terms and conditions apply to tho
Mr.. H. McGaw; or. to .e.f
= 4 5'""@= DOT. - E. @. GAGNE, 57
Houma, October /, 1856 'fs' Auctipoeer
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11

WITTY Rrroosnr.- The DAY, Of the
baptism Of the imperial infant in Paris, a
number Of ladies were. standing behind
the ranks Of the National Guard, near the
rafting Of the park Of the Caroussel, on the
line Of the procession to the Notre Dame,
when the Guards, getting tired Of the long
delay, lit their cigars, and soon the whole
line was In Z smoke Some Of the ladies
began to complain Of the smoke. J An old
soldier, turning around, said wisha smile {:
Then they don't smoke in your regi-
ment. !" A charming little Rasisienne Wit.
tily replied " Ii COR regiment Some.
times but never in my company Z" -
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11
ANEcDorE OF Henry CLAY, FORTY

! ANEcDorE OF Henry CLAY, FORTY
YEARS AGo.-Shortly after the agitation Of
the famous compensation bill in Congress
Mr.. Clay. who voted in favor of this bill,
upon returning home to bis constituents,
found a formidable opposition arrayed
against his reelection. After addressing
the people from the hus,ings, previous to
the opening Of the poll, he stepped down
into the crowd, where he met an old and
influential friend Of his, of the name Of
Scott, one Of the first settlers Of Kentucky,
and Of course in his younger days great
hunts'nan. This gentleman stepping up,
addressed Mr.. Clay a. follows:
Well. well, Harry, I've been with you
in six troubles; am sorry must now
desert you in the seventh. You have
voted for that miserable prnsation bill.
| must now turn my hack upon you.''
at is so, friend Scott Is that the only
objection % ~. .T,..
"Itis.'' <; 1.s 81
1--WE must get over it the hest way we
can. You are an old huntsman p
YES" said Mr.. Scott. '2
"You have killed many fat bear and
buck. no doubt?'
e" Yes"
80" believe you have very good rifle. :"
Fl" Yes. as good one a. ever cracked"
swell, did you ever have fine buck
before you, when Your gun snapped i'''i
!" The like ofthat has happened
Well now. friend Scoff did vo,, faLe
that faithful rifle and break il all to pieces
on the very next log you came to, or did
you pick the flint and try il again %
The tear started into the old mans
eyes; the chord was touched. - =. "a !
9"No, Harry, l picked the flint, and tried
her again; and III try you again. Give
US your hand" st x..a.
We need hardly say that tho welkin
rung with the huzzaing plaudi,s Of the
hystanders. Clay was borneG OF to the
hustings and reelected. sulsH 1L9S
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11
A CuxIoslrY.-Ihe Baltimore Patriot

A CuxIoslrY.-Ihe Baltimore Patriot
says. ,Itaa 3asTT E IA G9oN 90
There was recently brought to this coun.
try fromthe Island Of lava. on board the
United States frigate Macedonia-and has
since bceu brought to this. city curiosi-
~ known rs the Mouse Deer, the first We
have ever seen, and probably the first thai
has eyer been seen here. When full
gFoNlthsy are about the size Of the ordi-
nary T1bbit Of our forests, and shaped like
the American deer. The limbs. .re.-very
delicate, and the hoof, which is cloven, is
almoet transparent. In colors they arc =
reddish brown, brest and stomach white.
From tho nose and extending back 70 the
ear, is : tan colored stripe on each side,
and under the lower jaw q white stripe,
forming trident. They feed like cattle,
and chew . cud like that species Of the
animal caea,iop. They are easily demes-
ticaied. The eye j. large and projecting.
but the ears arc short and oblonk. They
arc said to b very swift, and their appear.
ance would Indicate it. Is they are formed
precisely like the red deer Of this country.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11
II. BONNABEL,S
BI-SULPHITE OF LIME.
NV ORLsAxa. Seufeunfser otti las6

NV ORLEANS, September Goth, 1850.
THE UNDERSIGNED are now manu-
featuring, and prepared to supply pure and seuine
BSuphite OF Ii ne, which exceeds quality and sfseugh
any thut has been heretofore manufactured
is almost unnecessary 10 remind the planters they
are already of the fact shat this RSuhite Of Lime
when pcf'ery use never fails produce beautiful
white and yeow crystaized sug that Commands
the highest price in this marker, and the very
mend2iion have with Western and other huyers ID
the fact If its having been made with Bonnahes RiSu
phite they consider that against any in
weight and always willing to higher prices
The high repute and favor which the planters generally
hold this BI-Sulpho much that
hatterng testimonials received daily from those who have
used it. and in varixby succeeded beyond their most
guine expectations in only making the hest sugar ever
previously made by Them but also highest
The many benefits snd advantages TO he derived
from its use are ton veil established need any fur
ther comment; hut may be well remark that this BIZ
Sulphe alne that Qualities
necessary to insure success tn the planter.
The many orders already received this year from those
who have used this BSulphite, without in single in
stance falling is the bert evidence any wanting,
its favor. The one pcsseee All the faci-
degrees than any other in There beips
other mandatory the South equal the New OGeass
Chemical Works. which can in any way bear compari
with them, quantity Ut B Suphite be supplied
ut the shortest possible notice.
Very excellent barrels have been secured this
shipth BtSulphe Of Lime in they guaranteed
to leak, and when returned they will bo re- Oiled and
shipped and the planter will invaraby be allowed fy
chants must be parcuaf n instruct them TO buy hus
H. Bonnabels Bisuphise, and all orders must nvsraby
be addressed to II. BONNABEL,
Barrels returned to be filed will he tsken from
the boats free Of charge and will be reshipred ad
tional expense 10 the planter except drayage. tljan
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11

CfT"How do you get aloag With yo,t
arithmetic ~ asked . father: Of his lhtle
boy. 1 :. :. I've cyphered through addition,
partition, sabstraction, distinction, abomis
nation, justification, hallucinatioa, dsriya-
ton, 4mputation, creation and adoption.' y
He'd do for Ia engineer on short line
-:,.1lag 5sE. aslis ) adiaa3.o @Taa sbIGa
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11

- What lady or gsntleman sousa psoaia sadss he
Of fsssreeabse breath vhe. by using The sDa1a
Of . Thousand EltvSszs's - . dentri6ce would
not only reader t,we bu. sve DIE teesh whas !. aa-
baster7 Mssypsrsons do mot know their heeaeh I'D
and the subject delieste their friends Vim never Mea-
- t. Pour single drop q the "Baln" your tooth
brush and wash the eeth night md morning. J cent
bottle will last year. "a GaJs
A Deaasafai csnaraexaen may easily b sequi'ed
BY Iains The ..RALn or TaousASD Floweas." Il viii
nm, pmpes and freckes from the ska, leaving
Of soft and rosease hue Wet towel pour On two o.
three DROPS ard wash the faee night and mo1ing sa
Shaving Made Easy.-Wet your shsvisg-bsusa
in either warn or cold WATER pour two three dros
Of ssBALM TaousAHD FLOwEM, rub the bead vel
md Il win make beautiful so fathes much facilitating
The operation Of shaving. Price only ffty cent?. 40,
For sale 1t the H0UAA DRUG STORE. s.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11
Sugar Mill for sale.

"a sH Sugar Mill for sale.
" FIRST RATE, HORSE MILL
in complete order, together with all the
necessary fixtures, is, offered for sale
cheap. For particular apply to
90, GAGNE Il BRO. 80
Houma. October !, 1885, .,s-.. Au
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11
/ OST, sometime last week, in the town

IL Of Houma, u POCKET BOOK sontaining about six
or seven dolars in money sed some valuable papers.
among which was note drawn BY Alexander Daxdeaux
Thirty Dollars. and credited the hack with 80. All
pessons warned trade Tor said far any
other Of the Inst papers) payment has been Stopped
Aouna Oct. 10, 15S6.f Is d SAMUEL WOLF.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11

-s@: Ths' suhjoined caused us iacon-
tinently To- ssnicker "A tall, green sort
of . well-dressed fellow, walked into a
Broadway saloaa, the other day. where
they wenaf talking politics upon a high;
key, and stretching himself up to bis full
height, exclaimed, ina loud voice Where
are the Democrats n Show me = Deno-
crat, gentlemen, and I'll show you liar,
In an instant Il man stood before the noisy
inquirer, in 4 warlike attitude, and ex-
claimed: am Democrat, Sir!' You
are Yes, Sit, am Well, just you
step round the corner with me. and I'll
show sexe fellow who said l cguIdn' I find
q Democrat in tho wand IT int he -
lar Ishould, like TO iknow!' ,l. woa. ii
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