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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-21
DOLLAR DRESSES.
n hln PRINTED Lawn Dresses al 81 each.a great bar

1000 g ssn law" Dresses '''i '''h' s''''''
loo Cactus ssirfs. e. a reduced price
~ '"' l' |
10opo yds Fsncy Prints choice styles sueh a. U. M
lsn Embroidered Muslin Collars n and i2x It,
Muslin Collars aud Sleeves n very priced some
rich ''' ''
Printed Caniss 2S etc. and 81 rts
Plan and Printed Haferes, from q finer
hlact and colofed Cfapc Maoety
Black and coored plain striped ChaTies
hcys -e'r w oset. Cassres Linens cotonsde, ana other
seaspuate uyies.
For every variety Of goods es can A. N. cs.l SIRE.
Spy cuRIsTI1N LArurOP.
nt rIFUL DRESS H0OES. NILr
- NAkt We arr opening supply Of u.0sr b. -
tfm Drrs. i.ofs. inside evprrssly Grrus -
20 sant af something hai b nice snd rood. sill
miN PrrNFY. Wat eco
AN FtPr.-s iuch TO = inches csfare. fr 30. In
u - lengths 20 s,rt purchaser ny
sINrOV co
apie srn 81 the Circular So ~ Wsin .tresf
LNHEsH GROUND BONE DIsr. TO- 1esro, .,.i
II apis IANFs N1N.T Ton
IpIaCKHERuN AND HAsPRFHuY aHAN-
- nv ANu GfN0EH WINS ~
epic DUDLEY 60, ~ Main street
HsyNrES. CuUICOA AND uARIsCUINO
- CONtIAfS 80 doffn, rs~eivrd md Tor sals Nv
srie nrnLFY CO, u Vain .teei.
UuIsu LINENS IRtsH LININs.-A fan 'uppy
u Irst Lreus, o. our oSn imPorsuoni ygH ,,es,ysd -
apia HARrNELL CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-21

MULES AND NORSES.-9O0 head 81 Mules ~.
1Fh and Horses have arrived Kentucky very rt
choice and superior lot Of stock. ~ IN
ior Iron Masters Railroad Plantation
Tor sale or exchange, at fair prices and terms
EDWIN WALKER,
A.. At X. Bankcnslips stables.
n III shall be receipt stock direct from Kntnrkx
month In the year. jyI5 W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-21

D. BBI.S. CLARIFIED CIDER VINEGAR
%sp 10 hhl-. Apple brandy
5iBoxes iIidraulic Press Candles - 4 O.
10 bbl-. No. North Carolina, shad
10 Matche., In Wood and Paper Boxes,
In store aud for sale by
II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-21

approximation The eco 30 of 600 each Of $4,000
8 ~ tl0p 20 tiG.oou { ~ 2n1 e. ts.p11
- whole tickets 5000. Halves $50. Quarters t2.5O
Prize cash ~ Sgt A. pr cent disc0unt
Bills on The Banks ~ Richmond taken ~
draEnK will be forwarded the result
Communications addressed Don RODRtGUZ (care u City
Post Charleston T. Co. until The Oh May will he attended
NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-21

- - ~ JOHsS, ooRDOs,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-21
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
+ y ,IS,, MJT ;, E =.

upiNfORD PORTER have store Al uI.
- time, the largest OF
FURNITURE 10 be found In the urnI.
turr IL superb built by workmsn in the
country, aud under the supervision Of the
who thoroughly acquainted business splsndj Wnn
robes Chairs, BristeAd
elsewhere, had Of ,r.
their stock by sales profits p,op. conn. and
rely BlNf0RD PORTER artc. Of PuItnr. In
fnnsir nsnnal lrrain.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-21

Mr. GARDINER had the
matism he unable walk without the help ~ stick On the
29ih OF December he fret tried the r. u Releon the 3ist he could
walk without aid and free from pain Let all who crippled
or bedT ridden, Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-21

GfPutNf. STOCK.-We invite the attention n the n
- public and veil sescted Watcies fA
Jesry. Silver Ware and Spectacle consisting of all ~ 81
latest styles Among ssurtnen will h. found
Cameo. Lava. Gold. Stone. aud No.sic Jereiry
Gold and Silver Wacits. ~ the best makers.
40 watches ~ Importation made ~ ihc celebrated
u. Johnson. London
ubc repeatedly Invited ~ purcha
nn.r seldom
ni2g MYERS JANKE. T5IS Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-21

RFFERFNCEs Geo. Hoiybecker. AWeit Archer Cock,
Ch,sf~nrii WIN Harrison. Richmond:
City. ". Apperson, Charles CITY fvry AttonattoT
BENZ Robinson William Ex President TYLER Charles
CITY; o. Austin, North Carolina; and others
NELSON A MOTT
mill 80 Main street ne hu,ond
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-20
Perdul on Egare.

9ORIGINAL Dun ACTE DE vENTE,
~ date lie 20 Fevrier 1884, ct enregisre au bureau des
alterations de la paroisse Terrehonne 2 Mars 1881 par
eque James ct Sephea Bowie de Ia parosse,
Louisiana en- consideration de $1,000, yendent ct vrent
Thomas Bernard, de Natchez Mississippi, un cerain
moroccan de terre stue en- Il paroisse Terrebonne e
bayou Black contenant 60 borne hau cote
Quest par de Mckinney en- haut sur lie cote
Est par es terres dsaac Thomas ct has les deux
cotes par recamees Reon Blanchard auss
attesaton de James Carson. JUICE de PAX du COMPUTE
dAdAms Mississippi que lie dit ace await etc execute e.
octroye par e cecat de Gerard Brandon
Gouyerneur u Mississippi ree que lie dit Carson esit
un officer dument qua3 esquels cerfcat ct atestaton
sont annexes an dit acte
Les personnes entire le mains desquel.es pieces Sc
trouyent sont prices de les rcmetre soussgne
bonnie propretare acte de h dite terTe on Louis Bush
son ayocala ThbodAux, I.afourche. ,,
frb284e EVAklSIE PohGHE.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-20
Lost or Mislaid,
vTHE ORIGINAL OF AN ACT OF

l. SALE dated Goth Of February, 1884, registered in the
Recorders office Of the parish of Terrebonne 18th March
1881 which James stephen Bowie then OF the parish
Of Lafourche Louisiana in consideration of $1,000, sell
and convey to Thomas Bernard of Natchez, Mississippi
of land situated in the parish of Terre
bonnie on Bayou Black containing 760 acres. bounded
above on the western side by lands of Mckinney a.
hove the eastern side by lands of Isaac and
low both sides by lands claimed by Belon Blanchard
also the aes,aton James Carson Justice Of the Peace
Adams County, Mississippi that the said act was &C
knowedsed and executed before him, and the
Of Gerard H. Brandon Governor Of Mississippi mat he
said Carson was duly qualified officer both of which are
appended to said original act.
The finder per. in possession thereof will please
deliver the same to undersigned of the parish Of Terre
bonne present of said land or to Louis Bush his
fehaS,4s EVARISTE PORCHE.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-20
tn. In.uxur.t,on Of the Statue.

The New York Mirror publishes the
following extract from a private letter,
describing the Jackson statue in the city.
The Mirror credits it to the pen Of tone
of our most accomplished country women
who happened to be in New Orleans on
the occasion.
We recognize in this description the
charming Nine LeVert, of Mobile, who
graced the collation. by her presence, and
partook with so much heart in the en-.
thusiasm Of the day:
Twas present at the Inauguration Of the
statue Of Jackson, and can truly say, l
have never beheld such splendid spec
tacle in America. The unwilling of the
statue was perfectly dramatic and electri-
cal.
An Grafton in English. and an address in
French, had lifted the enthusiasm of the
people to the verge of sublimity. When
the cannon sounded, the flag was unfnrled
then the artist, Clark Mills, suddenly drew
aside the white covering, and the glorious
statue was revealed. A shout, which
seemed to rend the very heavens, arose
from earth, and was borne upwards to the
blue sky. At that moment the thought
came to me that the spirit Of the brave old
hero might even now be lowering over
the multitude.
The entire square was filled with
soldiers and civilians and gaily dressed
women, and merry children. The bal.
comics Of the Pontalba buildings were
thronged with spectators, and around the
spire Of the old Cathedral there seemed
a bright garland Of lovely women. Il
was really an enchanting scene.
When the Inauguration was over,
assisted" las the French say at the
magnificent collation. given to the Cover
nor, by Mr.. Kennedy. I was presented
to Clark Mills, to whom | gladly express
ed my admiration of his great work Of art
found him full Of the inspiration Of true
genius, and noble specimen Of self
made man. He is simple in manner, self
possessed and self-relying, the very typs
|of vigorous and young America.
had many inquiries made Of me TO
you, and regrets, that you had never re
peated your visit 10 New Orleans. tolt
your kind friends, the Juggernant Of bust
ness, which rolls its relentless wheel
over 50 many glorious purposes, and 81
many brilliant projects, still bore you re
tsistlessly along amid the mass who thron.
the car.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-20
Parish of Terrebonne, Feb. %, 1856.
ETAT della LOUISIANE-COUR
IL DU C1NQUIEME DISTRICT luDtCIARE-
Paroisse Terrebonnc. sF
- Hugh Daspit,
Fplix DasDit.


En- vertu dun writ de Fl. ia. emane de
la Cour sous-dite, siegeant dams ct pour Ia
Paroisse Terrebonne, adresse au Sheriff
soussienk dams Ia cause ci-dessus intitulee
ct numerotee, il sera ofert en- vente publi-
que, a la maison de cour Houma, Sameds
le seine jour d Arrl, 1856, entire IL heures
A. NJ. Ell heures P. n. Ia proPriete cl-aPres
decrite, SAVIOR: .
! LIE tiers indivis dun certain moroccan dc
terre situe sur la rive gauche du Bayou
Petit Gallon, dams la Paroisse Terrebonne,
borne en- haut par ID terre de +. Michel,
ct en- has par celle de J. B. Duplantler, 10
dit moroccan de terre etant compose dune
partie des Nos. Is ct IA.
Et lie tiers indivis dun autre certain
moroccan de terre, aussi situe dams cette
paroisse, sur la rive gauche de Bayou Petit
Gallon, mesurant deux arpents de hce,
par la profondeur que porte les titres ct les
arpentages, borne en- haut par h terfe Dc
Eugene Guedry, Ell en- has par la terre de-
Jules Lagarde, ensemble avec toutes les
ameliorations qui sly trouvent. sTt,
La dite yente sera faite pour satisiaire 4
Ia somme principale, l'interet ct les ffais
de process dams lafaire ci-dessus intitulee
ct numeroske. Termes-CoMPTANr.
s..s.=.-..s. A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Paroisse Terrebonne ce % Few, 1856.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-20
IDcrd1l.

VERS le Is de CO mois une PORTE
FEuILLE. contenant deux billets ct s. so. I'm des
biles date au os de Deeemhre 1855 pour In somme de
quatrevngt pastres sisne par A. Woods ct Crowel
en- favour de Thomas Singleton Lautre billet date IA Few
rier 1856 pour la somme de snxane deux p,sres ct
p cents sgne par Benz F. Schmt favour de Thomas
Sinceton-esquels bies sont dues mos de Mars pro
hahn, 1856.
Avis par presente donne toutes personnes de ne
pas negocier pour les dts tes CONNIE Placement etc
xrrete Ifeb234tl THOS. SINGLETON.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-20
Telegraphic News Items.

THE New LoAs.-The Messrs. Roths-
child had taken the new British loan of
$4,000, 600. at 80.
The PEACE CoNFERENCE.-TheP Peace
Conference had not assembled, according
to previous reports that it was on the 23d.
It is positively stated, however, that it was
to meet on the following Monday, the 25th.
Russia TO D1sNANrLE NIcoLAIEFr.-
It is rumored that Russia has consented,
or intimated that she will at the Confer
ence consent to the dismantling Of Nico-
laieff. ...-.-=s
UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN.
The excitement with regard to the pro-
liability Of a war between England and
the United States was subsiding.
THE PAc1fsc.-The steamship Africa
brings no tidings whatever Of the missing
steamship Pacific. - ..,z4r e.
War MArTERs.-The Paris Moniteur
has published very bitter article about
Russia, which has produced the most In
tense sensation. -
The British Government has ordered
the embarkation of six thousand of the
troops in the Crimea, but for what desti-
nation is unknown, and forms topic Of
much speculation.
The ships the Russians sank at the
mouth Of the harbor Of Sevastopol were
about to be destroyed by submarine gal
vanic batteries.
Ali Pasha has been instructed to demand
Of the Conference at Paris that the army
of occupation should remain in the Tur-
kish territory after the peace, should thai
be the result Of the Conference.
Louisiana Legislature.
BARON RouGE, March 6.-The Sen
ate has reconsidered and passed the bill tc
pay for Cat Island levee. The Senate has
also passed the bill appropriating $4,000
for the levee at Diamond Island Bend.
The House has passed the city charter
steannbeat Henry Lewis Sunk.
LOUISVILLE, March 8.-We have intel
ligence that the steamboats, Henry Levi.
and Edward Howard came il collision
above Evansville, that the Henry Levi.
sunk and Is . total loss, and that from IF
teen to twenty lives were lost. Officers
saved. =ssvS sss4sz sessssssssA
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-20
LOST !.

ON or about the 10th inst. POCKET
OBOOK, containing two hand notes and IS So One
note dated in December 1855 for the Of $780, drawn
by A. Woods and Crowe in favor Of Thomas snrlston
and the other note 18th February 1885, for the sum
$I62 e. drawn by Benz F. Schnt also in favor OF
Thomas Sngle,on-both notes due in March next 1856
The public hereby notified not to trade for the above
notes, as the ayment thereof has been stopped.
feh1S a. THOMAS SINGLETON.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-20

o. An exchange quotes Paul's writing,
lowe no man anything - and then adds
Agaess some Of our subscribers never read
Paul's Epistles.' = The good man gave q
look at his delinquent list.ighed Is only
q printer can sigh-and quietly resumed
hie labor.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-20
Smcccssfon Sale.
g TATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH
~ s&ra r,rrpvpnNNr

Successios Of LOUIS BouRGEo1s, deceased.
In the nAs and ~ TIE authority Of the Fih Judicial
District Co sitting n and fof the Parish Of TerrebonEe,
there vii - offered for sale ct Public Auction By AUBIN
B0uaa, Sheriff. In and for the Parish of Terrebonne,
Nonday the 2Ath day II March, 1855, :
II II O'Clock, A. NJ s following property belonging to
rid succession, 10 wit:
BUGGY and HARNESS:
SADDLE and Birdie;
1 ARMOiR;
BUREAU;
Barrel or flour: -
LOT or SUGAR and COFFEE;
HIDE NOTION CHAIRS. and BUCKET;
LOT OF SALT.
Terms: CASH. ss.s s,.s
7 - s. ss.lz A. BoURG, Sheriff.
Parish Of fefrebonne, March 9Th, 1855
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-20

o. The Newbusyport (R. IL Mercury
states that two geese were dug out Of .
snow drift ia that town ! few days cince
which had been without food for forty -tso
days. They were very thin Of flesh, but
quite lively. $3.50 sz
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-20

4
has becsse the seat q liberty plenty ana
,..... Aourishing ia al the arts and re-
's' - civil life vet running, per-
nne~s.' wh;.h Rome ;tself|
baPs me same eo''s' -.
he'd run before h-'rom v'I'uous ''uus''y
= wealth from wealth to luxury; from
,.n,, - ;mpatience Of discipline and cor
49,. -, II, bv a total derene-
Dps''. of ,;,,,a. heinz grown ripe
raey sn' 'o.' = en- :. La, 3
6s Instruction. : 'aAs : P
sme hardy oppressor, ana Win the loss Of
l;h.r4y. loosing everything that is valuable,
.l.a...,,. .c.;r into barbarism."
'n~s $3.50. ,e1s.e.--o~--~-
u. ii, II. following paragraphs from
,r-...o.
-. I.,a.d-We hear il mentioned
-. M..srs HALL & H1LpRErH. pro.
-. a.;.,o -, e s. Charles. New Orleans,
r p..,.r,l.te erecting ! large and spacious
ns.sl :, T...t Island. An establish
..s.e e hi. kind j, needed, and would pay
.k.,d.o,na narcen,are. If properly a.
tspded to. Last Island, IL environed By
one d the most beautiful beaches any
vters TO be found in the whole Southern
Coast. Oysters and iish Of oil kinds,
abousd 10 the greatest plenty. Last
lslnsd Il situated about sixty miles from
10 present terminus Of the Opcf0usas
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-20

Or A man in GAINESVILLE, Ohio, who has
suffered much from the use Of into1ica-
ting drinks, advertises that he will here
after prosecute to the extent Of the law
any man who sells him glass Of liquor.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-20

Or During tho month Of January last,
$40 ismalss were arrsstsd il Bostoa fol
crime. sss. Z IS
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-20

DURE PORT, MADEIRAAND SHEER
i ny WINEsFos sale By
Masch-l8 FRNELL BROOKS
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-20

II AIDES RETICULES-sIs
- Just received and for sale at the
sareh-l3 HOUMA DRUG STORE.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-20

GHVER. BUTTER AND FRUIT
NJ KNIVES-Juat received and for sale BY
M.rrh-l3 FRIZELL e BROOKS.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-20

4 FAMILY LUXURY
~ Choice sYRUPs Of Raspberry, Lemon, Strawberry.
Pine Apple and Vanilla-a delightful beverage for Family
use fMarch-18l fRJZELL BROOKS.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-20

NEW JEWELRY.-Theb sale It low
~ ha, ms, receiye Cd from the mar e'oss'
sortrsent Of rev and fashionable y
prices. j.S-xhi@'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05

Vlnennnes, Ind.. Jnns eI, lhsa,

nRoF. o. J. WOODS AZ you are about TO man.
nfaciurc ana vcnd your recently discovered Hair
Restorative, Will state, for whomsooysf u may
concern, that have used n, aud know others 10
use it-thht have, for several years, been In N
habit OF using other Hair kestoFatlyes, and thai
nDd yours vastly superior 10 any other know
IL entirely eleanscs Tho head of dandrun, and with
No months proper use, Will restore any persons
air 10 tho original youthful eofor aud texture.
living ia healthy, snfi and glossy appearances,
and al this. without discoloflng The hands that
apply n, or the dress on which II drops. would,
therefore, recommend its use 10 every enc desir.
ous OF having Ono color and texture ol hair.
Respectfully. yours,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05
P. CHILDS & CO.'S

ffcntcn. =. v. tsh. o. a.
p.Chllds & co--ceni,. Having received n.s.
terni toneni nom ionf Sovereign Lalm p|ll.
deem u proper d. state IIHiIso years ara The ffsf
q teis siniet. having pocn severity sfnleied &c
Rhsumailsm end eflek in she bssi. 6sari's t@e
boxes Of your Tlils, nnd took hen atrord|nffs
directions. and before lhry uste eane Wa "a.
Assly esfed' anl haze .etssli ri lsen ite esn-
was tciff' fAiik Atln iuf one hundred doIlalk.
wvuid, laOr,ioIe tlssfluils feconmand them Al
an, person ''''s'se that "a' "a sufs ..s.ssel.
asAlER.
Please notice sbs rsstop. 81. llfeva gives iefss.
kirf Zoe 40 nreney fer rriilnr the Sovereign nnim
PILLS. Could ~ one rive better fea.onsl faa,
der, n you vast good medicine please rfhfaTs
box a. the earliest censenlcnco ADD gift thea
sfop, VIE. Jan 80. rs.
Mss.,s. A. q. haslelsh a Ifo., csnis.-rhs
Guilds Coz Oriental ~ ksfefcifn BALM fIills
not Tor speculation flons have ased fhaln In
N fn'nlll 20 NE lasi = zen iesrs. and nna 10
Other mrdelre ne rood. ] tnfsd myself ~ me
liver complalngs Ne commencement n IA
lime. and cured alfnosl al lads - disease sin~~
With them, hsss been plagued " $40 them
-,rss iieh Nsl~o,n eeunif, and lhatls ne sanss
Yours VIII fsspro.
sfe. nHows.
The fvilesins fsoia ouf lnmsaiass sieIs,i, =
respectful, presented
Jsha =. MA,sli. sss Na1vlils, led, Aas n.
y believe year plll. 70 30 > eoea msa.slss..na
az we people hto iheri, aud frequently cell fsf
~" ''f
v. pIImsn, sa'son, Point ?. O. Gas 60. 10
Doc. ~. uflle,i
~ have seld What pins sosf treni y {, ~nh ne
% wise you 10 send De \ lev desfn bose. a
VOW so'sre'rr bsl'a flll' lumeilaiplf' what
Daniel Crosse. fofr,'s p o.. tses~ne. 90. IN
Nov, 40, itss, writes -
have sol1 ont al the pllls,oaf sFoal lef n AZ
and could sgil many lnofu " 4 hai linen. ~.
I0is rf,'sa yer, onieaei"n', Dad rave reaefai az
Rssd Ne lello~lnei
"os'er'on's Station. iistsl..n 80. ks.l
Mps,fs. As. faflelrh 4 l.ss'-.osnis, =.
Sovereign Hahn Tllls nave ftneea IA be . 80,
,slasal nsie los Shlll. and feys.. celda. l.fssss
Complains and d. spepsla. A. have seif All
that were len gllh me, nnd ~ mere i . isrrs a..
mhnd. You slil please send no ffssh sabrlf Inn.
Va. r.,se..
WY VIII those sho are sfilsisdhcslla.s Wien
We ss,ss ere nslm ps WI -. .he s,ssm 70
stop. bui get abox ~ 4. chlifs 4 Co.'S nj. -
ihs, VIII elsaflhs 9s'sm nicely. Without msk.
Ing tou alex other.
ihei are mill In taelf operations. bar peas.
unto Che whole system. feniosIer ever, eh,.sset.
lon. the, tet upon Me skln, ildns,s. innrs ana
bowels these bsltf NE channels ~ ear.
flinf on OIL impurities iron, The - slam. N they
sulis. -
Those pills open The pores Of lhestin, promote
proper dlsctaffe from The kldHsts. ear, on al
rhi.K ana other hunlofa from the lungs. and b.
the bowels remove sliiinpuflea thai ea,'noi l,sss
W any oihef outlet. along with he refuse III he
nalnfl food,
NOTICE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-05
rn0P WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
fluAN WORcED MfNACLEs,

II ieciiy In original growth, % Ear ~ their locks
are concerned, does not admit Of daubti besides,
u Will cure every possible disease of The seal ~,
whether developed ~ dandfar, itching. or ~ tho
shape OF cntaneons eruptions--evcn tcafd head
aud In no possible case will u fan of curing. ns
VI by magic. nervous OF periodical headaehe, and
" used twice a week BY The young, regularly. u
will preserve the color, and keep ths hair from
falling, 10 any imaginable ace, Road ana judge.
q. ". X. once, Vandlla, June 81, 1854,
fEoy. Woop-pear siri I TAX pleasure In bear
Ing voluntary testimony 10 Tho excellence OF your
was very gray. Ills now dark brown, (lha orig
inai eoor1 smooth aud glossy. The only appIiea-
lion have made ~ Il, has besn the IIalf Rustofa.
Tive prepared ~ ,ou, and which, from The result
~''@ EDwARp woIooTf.
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EARN FOR SALE

rrllK undersigned onsn for sale an esculenl
Il farm 81 100 aeFoa, two laiies south OF iiloom 4.
lnRRrovo. near tho turnpike leading from iifook'
yllle ~ llioomlnggFuyetn good neehboFhood
II Il IN good FrpAf, frssasaion given Ia the
spfnF JokL VAAAklkN.
noiei 80 ave
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A NEW LOT or
GlNIS. FURNISHING GlllS

Just received nt NO. 10 ~. 5th Vt.
GLOVES q oAuNrLErs, DRAWERS, uN.
~ dsrshifts. Hosiery, Ncek'tlcs, Mufiers, Wool
aud travelling Hhnwls together With cyefy style
aud quality ~ the Mas Furnishing Lino. Par.
ehasers will save Themselves tino aud trouble by
falling directly At No. 10 aud making their seleo.
tons, ~ tny stock II nov Tho largest aud most
the Mountains.
Thanking the public for past PATIO nhgo, would
solicit continuation OF their faeofs.
ISAAC y. SMITH,
No. 10 East Finh street, opposite tho Dsnnlsol
House, Cincinnati, o,
Nov 10 3m
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The genuine Oriental or Sovereign balm rilis
hfso un The wrapper Of each bok the above f,pfs.
seniailou OF The mandatory.
As. uuhsigh& nfe.. Pow Aibsps, Ind, Pro.
pfleiofs for The konlh and West.
N. w. iiaile, nroetviiiss chariss vsnssmr.
neiamofnl ". y. Fnllef. Harrison, ohloi snd
dealers w medicine generally.
June 10
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NOTICE,

elateef fniiana,l
Franklin connlyI
Notice Il hereby given, that Josiah Allen, admin.
" iauAtor OF tho ealhtu ot Caleb N. Alien. dec
eased has ncd hspettlou ~ sel Tho real estate ol
Tho ducedoni, hls personal being insufficient "a
pay hls dsbisl aud thai said petition WI be heard
a, The next term OF the couHVf Common Pleas ol
said county.
tcs,, JOHN ~. JOHNSTON,
nov. i99w. Clerk, CO, 4. &c,
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OF RISING SUN. IND,
Authorized Capital, 500, 900.
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