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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27

To Bra,sss AND PHosSaoxAt Mr~."-
We would call the attention OF such. to the
advertisement in another column uudcr this
heading. The advertiser possesses a superior
education, and will, odonb,. satisfy any oos
who may employ him,
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Notwithstanding tho fasionists have secured
the five electoral votes Of New Hampshire for
Fssxosr. the nafallsrins ,le.nocrHey oi that
Stats al tho lato election cast The largest eoi'
uU cast BY them. The Pair'o aays Mr.. Bu.
cmANAs's vo,e In the State Is 5000 larger than
Mr.. Prxmcxs in 1852. and larger than will be
required To carry the State at any public eec.
ton for years. honsstiy conducted,
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CoSvIcrxp.-A few days previous to the
election, while procession consisting OF boys
bearing democratic transpareucies, were parad.
ing the streets Of Burlins,on.lowa. they were a.
saul'ed by a numbcr APPOINTMENT Republicans
an,ong whom was Fuz HxSk1 wARsxS, (Scr.
merry Second Assistant Post Master General
under ten. TAytoR,) J. +. AsE,Haxs, j. g.
JKsrxs, ard II. C. H,Rpy. They were arrs-
ted. committed for assault, and battery. and
compelled u pay fine for the exhibition OF
their valor Several OF the boys were severe
y injared in the ARRAY. The following has
been suggested - an appropriate inscription
FOE the baansr to he borne by thes' wor,hies a,
their pext Republican jolli6ca,icn
sy.,hsr All Mother .si
VIA 0 sreas and trasty essi
p.Nt p.or Nuie 10y
rnhs esuI Asriiy .taaa 4"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27

RArnsx U>Lapy LKs.-ou Friday last, a
young lady was fined IS in Albany. \. Y
Tor splitting In another adys hs. Sn~oss
wants to know II she beloasvd TO tse strong
minded order
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27

CoLLKars IN rps USrxp SrArKs--The~c
are In the United States one hundrsd anil TWEEN.
,ytwc colleges with morc than q thousand
professors, and having moru than twelve thou.
sapd stuicn,s. They have extensive hbora,o.
RIGS and astronomical instruments, and libra
RIGS containing morc than million OF volumes
There are ahoa, forty medieval schools. and
about two hundred and 6f,y professors. and
i've thousand students. There are mr,y. four
theological Schools with one handrsd and twen-
~ seven professors, and bs,~wn thirteen and
fourteen hundred students. There Arv sixteen
law schools and aeca, our,een handryd stu
dents.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27

Dx,rH os NJ. CabEr.-M. \. Ca,nrs Ca
ssr. br the las, eight years Prsiden, u the
Icariaa Community a, Naavco, Illinois, louce
the sa, Of the power Of the renowned prOphet.
jos Ssru,l died at 81. LOUIS on Sunday morn
ing last. AT the age Of siIty-ainc ycars.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27
MERCHANTS HOTEL, COR. THIRD AMI
CATTLE.--ONE OK. PJS7

STRAY CATTLE,--ONE OK, yoSTLY RED.
~ With white spot on his forehead, white spots
hi. i-gs and belly, white the end Of the tan aud
eli, In the leu ear, sud crop from the right
Another OF, DARK red or bnndls with white spots on
his legs and belly, white spot his rump, white On
The end Of the tail, and crop from the ,e The
cattle are supposed 10 be eight years old. The
osnss requested 10 prove property pay charges, and
tAhs them awsy. They can be found Ut Rum River, al
teen miles from AnokA. CHARLES wELDOks-
Oct y vice
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on ICAGO
LEATHER Bsfttsg Mandatory.
KELLY s. BLACKBURN.

Manufacturer Of = sslsror trticb, u t.t T-sa.
LEATHER Betting,
which they will .sli at New YORK an Ro.iaa pree.
A heersi iisco1ot msis N LAyss Fareh.sets
KELLY BiACEBIRN
TANNERS, CRITTERS.
importers Of Preach an Eagi.A L,Aihes p.al-rs "a
Taaaers OIL snd H6~s. eb Lake SIRE CAiesza, I'm
nee ,as-s-~ta
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27
DANIEL ROHRER.
pEALKA ~
IL e al ESQ ate.
GENERAL AGENT,

SAINT PAUL ............ ......... MINNESOTA
Laa- bought sns seil-hoass baned snd tnvest..s-.
Tat pssi AMI Collections ms.s throoE aoat The Tern
tory. su,.DSS.I,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27

S1ini LaYts.
John AanklH, Fsq
OTIS West, Esq.
Gnisud.
hsuJ. u campb.l E.l
Capt brf!a smith
piHusala
Gov W \. Cormsn
hS-1os. Al.S. Ramsey
Hon, ~. NJ Rice.
hessrs. Dorup X Oas.-
Msosubin 4 Eis.r
ton,
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rlNO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MER

VIW SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MER.
L CHANTS. wolis's celebrated sehiedsm Aromat.
ic sehnapps. Depot, No. IS, Common street New o.
Leans. James W. Burke, Agent.
CAurIos TO rmE n suc The whole cosutry 10 aood
ed with Counterfeit aud Imitation Bchnapps. The pub.
lie should b careful 10 purchase ouly the genuine ss
Gle, manufactured and imported BY Ud0iphs Wolfe
which has the Of The manufsetursr ON the bottle
Cork and Label
Read the opinions Of the New York Press.
NV BURKE, Agent.
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MEXICAN HOUsE-NorICE-TIE PRO

A MEXICAN HOUSE-NOTICE-TIi PRO
"a pr,e,or Of The shove Pepslar snd eommodioas ss-
tssiisAmsnt, would respectfully hi. paiross
and the pahi'e gvnefsy, tshsi order to meet tbs
views " the travelling eommsnity be vii aud after
the trt day Of November nsxt Price Of tcad
10 one dollar and hfty cents psr day At the came time
he seGs TO sssars hts fusads that thsss will ~
sueilon Ia his s6rts 10 please, In the syIs or COM
brt sh,eh hiss heretofore ehAraesrssd his efforts
make the AmeTisaa hoas all thai arst elias. Httsl
calls for. !. LONG, Propristor
| November l4-dsw3m
MERCHANTS HOTEL, COR. THIRD AND
WI JACKs0S STREETS, fronting the Steamboat
| Landing. salst rAuL--E 4. BELoTE, ropdstor.
Having taxsn the above Hotel, AM thoroughly rent
tel sud fefafnished H. Mr. Beots begs inform the
citizens Vi saint Paul and The travelling pabs, that he
!. now prepared 70 accommodate both b0srders. and
tsveer., in . manner unsufpssssd IN the city. The
table .hA aIwsys 10 supplied with the beat the uarss
saords The ioeAtios Of the Hoss being Immediately To-
'front.' Of ths steamboat Landing aid IN he business
portion OF the city, make particularly desirable TO
tboss Who visa 10 depart bosts ausAct busises
| Ia he city. aaxsukwn
nELANO I. SMITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW
~ Notary Pubic and DE sierin Real Exta,.. Ohee,
next door to U. 8 Land Office, MINNEAPOLIS, Mime.
VIII pay particular attention 10 Collecting reb's Con.
veyaneiog. leaning and Investing MONEY and Geseral
Land and fre-smptioa Agency business.
| December ~, 1853 Wv
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An isyAsols BrsISgss-Wh hen IN enterprisins man
strikes out in new business TO the establishment 81
which he gives his industry, time talents and pecuu.
AIRY any thing be eontem plAbls than to
have another steal In and under specious hold
out to the public All inferior article and endrsvor
obtain their PATRONAGE Pray, what dGereuee there
puronins the business by which citizen hope to maks
nis bread and stealias the bread ITSELF A eommoa
thief u he takes without leave, However hungry loaf
Of bread from hackers shop Is apprehsndsd aud con
demped 10 the peniteutary Tor dsrpg In surrsp,ious
manner, To appeAse his appetite bot put
looking coat his back and ie~ dollars In his pocket
and he may, with mpunty even with The applause
Of his fellows by knsyery, forgery othor infamous
means, tsk- the business Of an honest from him.
and 20 nnscathed OF Jaatite All this Is wrong. somr
year. since gentleman Of this city dolphs wos) 10.
roiuced TO the citizens Of the United stass
article OF gin, which vas highly approved by profrs
sions gentlemen superior tonic and deobstrae IL,
and the kno~ lsdge Of which he, BY Advertisement and
other wise, disseminated throughout the country 20
uirksers, who pass In the bIsines. muu,y
a. honest men, that Mr.. Wolfe likely to have
handsome returns for the time and money which he
expended. they set about forging hts labels
OF upon the people jstestAbe md poisonous com pounds
which they have the hsrdihood to call +" schiet,m
sehnapPs In some Instance they have gone
put Wolfe pane to their villanous liquids AZ hi,
horde are growing bold in their raseait-s u 10 time the
pubhe IN town and country we're put ufoa thor guard.
Consumers should he that they purchase he F-n
uiae article, oFelse their health may be irrspaby In
jared by using the horrible stuff that unscupuious men.
because they can buy cheap, will oner the gen ans
article Pure sehieisn Sehnapps only he obtA med
tho stores of respectable m.rehants and diugs ss in
WOLF Nos ls 10 aud -, Beaver street IN this ely
where u gotten up exclusively. We think IL duty
Mr. Wolfe oses himself and the community, 20 pub
~ name, the rascas who are thus attempting 10 de
fraud both him aud thoss whe would be his
lie should not permit his modesty 10 bold bin back from
mssins 90 righteous an eIpose Nov saJm
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4 l.. LARPENTEUR, WHOLESALE GRO:
IA GER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Corner

Of Thiri and jackson street, saint Paul, MT.
Has In and TO arrive izls and complete stock
Of CIR seres, Provisions, wocdea Ware, &e, 10 Which
the attention of the Trade 10 psr,ieslsry requested
His stock consists In part Of the hiowng articles ~hich
offered At the very lssess market rates
80 tsGs choice butter jast pkgs purkess Powders
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Neu- Orleans, Opeiosisds. and Great West
ern Express.
4 DAILY EXPRESS is now establish.

ern Express.
4 DAILY EXPRESS is now establish.
n ed ON the Opelousss Railroad. between New Orleans
and Bayou Lafourchs connecting in New Orleans With
The American Express for all the principal Cities and
Towns II the Moth and West, aad u Bayon LaioaEene
with
HoLDEN's STAGES AND EXPRESS WAGONS,
for Thibodaux Houma. Tigervle Beswieks Bay raeer-
sonvle Centervie Franklin. New Iberia, st. Aastins
vile, Washington and Opelousas.
SPECIE, JEWELRY, VALUABLES, and Mefenano1se
Of eveFv deecrip,on forwarded and delivered promptly
Notes. Drafts Bib, etc, collected and Ill orders ATTENDED
to pnncsualy.
Each EXPRESS in charge Of special messensers.
Ali merchandise orders from New Orleans SOf the IN
terror must be left 1t the Office before p NJ the DAY
previous departure. Orders let u joseph baross IN
Old Levee street, win receive prompt attention.
EXPRESS leaves Adams Cos Office. No. % Camp St
daily ut l. NJ returning, leaves Franklin House, Ih'oo
daux, II l ?. H., and Bay LAfourche u 2 p =.
RAILROiD AND CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
In connection with the above hsse 10 s1psess ~ ne
Of Baggage to any par, q the city q Nss
Osleans Inst passengers giving ther nane ana eaee
70 the Express Messenger have their eggagedsver
ed ~ directed, with pronpsnese ADD desp stsn
STARR 9. JONES,
fnlAn OMes % Camp Street..
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HO, FOR THE RAILROAD!

Ioa. sERGER h. placed ss.ss 1SA
y and Expsess upon the line fEoa 4z
Houma to the RailroSd Crossing, Terre-
homie Depot capable Of carrying twelve Passenger.
The E1peess win leavs Houma every morhng at e'sht
O'Clock, snd returning 70 Hoama, will leave the Depot
immeaistely the arrival of The ears nom the City,
ny q half past IL.
FARE EACH WAY u %
He hopes, by attending % wants cad eonvenienee o.
the savese public merit share Of their patroaaee
He has eonsssaty on hsad convsyaoees Of kiads q
Houma in convey passssgen In any direction.
Hotel and Stable.
The undersigned would also inform his
friends asp public that he Il prepared 70 aeeommo
date al Who may call upon him. win eom1o.sahs leds.
that be procured IN In the market Every exsroa
viii be made admiaiees comfort and eoaveutenee d
his guests.
His stahas ase wsil sneked and msans At eonveyaaes
may be procured at al 0es. Tsavelfo conveyed 70 any
pas q As eosaty q - tunes, sad - Tie most seeo@-
modotang teSaas. -. .
ma fsf = JOHN BERGER
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@The Happy Man was born in the
city Of Regeneration, in the parish Of Re.
psntence, unto Life. He was educated at
de school Of Obedience, and lives now in
DO town Of Perseverance,. He works 1t
he trade Of Diligence, Notwithstanding be
1as very large estate in the country Of
Christian Contentment, and many times
does jobs Of selfdenial. He wears the
plain garb Of Humility, and has . better
cult to put On VIXEN he goes to Court,
called the robe Of Christ's Righteousness.
He often walks in the valley Of Selfabase.
ment, and sometimes climbs the mountain
Of Standardization. He breakfasts
every morning upon Spiritual Prayer, and
sups every evening upon tho same. He
has meat to eat that the world knows not
q and his drink i the Sincere milk Of the
World.
Thus, happy he lives and happy be dies.
Happy 10 he that has gospel submission in
bis will, due order In bis affections, sound
peace il his conscience, sancti6ing grace
il his soul, true himility in his heart, real
divinity in bis breast, the Redeemer's yoke
@ his neck, vain world under his feet,
and Z crown Of glory ever bic head. Hap.
Pr y tho life Of such person; in order "a
gain which, pray lervently, believe firmly,
wait patiently, love holly, die daily, watch
your heart, guide your senses, redeem
your tins, love Christ and hope for glory.
A tsus gentleman is Gods servant, the
woeh's master. and his own man. Virtue
70 his business, study bis recreation, con.
Testament his rest, and happiness bis 70.
ward. God l. his father, the church is hi,
mother, tho saints are bis brethren, and
b 10 friend to ill that need him. Heav.
en- = his Inheritance, religion his mistress
loyalty and justice his two ladies Of honor
devotion his chaplain, chastity his cham.
bsriain, sobriety his butler, Temperance hi
cook. hospitality his housekeeper. provi
dsDce his steward, charity his treasurer
piety the mistress Of his house, and discre.
lion bis porter 70 let 10 and out q is mos
A. Thus 10 his whole family made up o
virtues, and he il the true master Of the
family. ets
He IL necsssitated to take the world il
bis way to heaven, but he walks thro' it =,
ia . be can; and Ill his business BY the
way i 70 sloriiJ the name Of God and ds
osed 70 nankisd. Take him in two word'
~ y man anda Christian.
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Rloughs: Ploughs:
THE SUBSCRIBER has on hand abo

i oss hundred Poushs, A. J. Young L McClanahan's
Msnufheture II Maysvilie. Ky. sizes from No to No. T.
which oe the sake d closing conssnment) he cders
1e ME On March credit from 50 10 q per plough lower
than be hes before sold In this market, piees from
Is - 70 Oil %. few Bun Tongues Shovel Pioughs
st SEQ 1ssneels would Do ven to enht.ee this oppos
tuay b supply Themselves with good and cheap poogAs
Re0pectfullv. b r, HOLbHN
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STABLING!s

AvA paete. and On prepared TO carry on tho Livery
business in all its branches Horses and vehicles q
u every kind ne eded ready at short notice.
Prices d sabing either BY the day month has been
reduced led has cheapened Customers can rely
upon having Ae. horses well led and taken Of Give
me q trial. F. HOLDEN.
1hibodasx, November 1t, les-nl6-y. S ! : =.
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Medicines, &c.
24 AYERS
- PILLS
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF
FAMILY PHYsJc

a. .' .o"6 eAsteo pu6hc deMs,3,
effective purgative pill which could /. ior. =
sure and perfectly safe in its opsraton 'e qs o.
been prepared to meet that demand an Ans has
sive trial OF its virtues has conciusyev sS'ea
what success It aeeomplishes the pu,ucse nth
1t is easy to make physical pih. bu, ne med
make the best Of all pills one WHICH shot easy b
none Of the objections, but all the al. o ha's
every other. This has been attemnted
with what success We would respectfully .nS. ara
the public decision. 1t has been unfc,,rna..'N
the patient hitherto that almost eyerv nass 70
medicine is acrimonious and irritating to tSs a's
els. This is not. Many Of them produce 81 , Ss
Er'ping PAIN and revuison in the systen :. ,.- ss
than eountetbalanee the good to be del,e5 lug
them. These pills produce no n,it.t;on :. no non
unless it arise from previously existing os pau
ton or arrangement in the bowels. Rene ,sss
vegetable, no harm can arise from their MS Iaisg
quantity but it is better that any meI;c,. IN!
be taken judiciously. Minute directions g. sa ~
use in the several diseases to which thew A.. 'a
plicable are given on the boz. Amen H. s's -. =
plants which have been speedily euy,i 4, ~ VIM
may mention Liver Complaint, in ia y,,;on. sa,.'
Of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Los. ~ =.
petite, Listlessness, lnitability, Bilious H.,d,.s.
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in thu s;s,
and Ioins for, in truth, all these ase Int n. .as
sequence Of diseased action in the liver. A, !.
SpeI1cut Sucy ouOfu piUIuPt ana sure relief in Tn.
tiveness, Piles, Collie, Dysentesy, Humoss, scoss,.
and Scurvy, Colds with soreness Of the bsdy. cs,.
and impurity of the blood, Inegularits; n sho,.
any and every case where puIgatve ncus1
They have also produced come sinsllaay ~.
cessful cures in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy. GsrS
Erysipelas, Palpitation Of the Heart, Pans N H.
Back, Stomach, and Side. They shoulA Be hsh
taken in the spring Of the year, to purify he Soca
and prepare the system for the change Il season.
An occasional dose stimulates the stunaeA q
bowels into healthy action, and restores The NJ
lite and vigor. They purify the blood, and, b d
stimulant action on the Grcalatosy syseea, nm
vate the strength Of the body, and sestn a,
wasted OF diseased energies Of the Whole osssan.
Hence an occasional dose i advant,sesus, sn
though no serious arrangement exits; IL =
necessary dosing should never Be canned 10 &,
a. every puIgative medicine reduces The sd,asx
when taken to excess. The thousand casesnw n
. physic il required cannot be enumerated hus, h
they suggest themselves to the reason Of syuy
body and it is confidently believed thi pr VI
answer better purpose than any Ting Viii n
hitherto been available to mankind. WIN III
virtues are once known, the public Win 10 lne
doubt what remedy to employ when IN ned d
eathaxtie medicine. Beng sugaE-waPped. ~ =
pleasant to take, and being purely vseat.AA \
harm can arise from their use IN any quantity.
For minute directions, see wnppW - " h
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Ok CARD.PLA7ER.-An epitaph is
said to be mans last vanity. The fol.
lowing. on q card.player shows quite an
effort Of the punster's skill:
Poor Jack thy merry heart il still,
Thy voice 10 silent too;
Thy hand played ont, thy tricks are Ger,
Thy game Of life 10 through.
With al thou hast most fairly dealt,
And none could call thee kxare-
And thou hast "sh.Dled' Of the coil"
And this spot is thy grave.
We know it was thy pleasure Of
At "Leo and whist" to win
Black eards (not guards thy fav'rites were,
But spades last took thee in.
But Deaths relentless hand cuts of
Both high and lou the same;
But thee, despite thine honors fair,
He took Jack and The game.
Ne'er till the last trump calls thee out,
Poor John, shalt thou ssise
But, like the d;amoad, clothed in light,
Thy soul shall seek the skies.
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THIBODAUX COLLEGE.

THLBODAUX COLLEGE.
r TAKE pleasure in announc- ~
i ing to parents guardians and the pubic
In general that havirg secured the ser -. .:ss.
he above name conduct my Institution larger scale
The piaa or eoase pursued will Be similar ~ That ADOPT
hrsnche. uananv taught In such establishments.
am ready u rscsivs boazdess Of which, psfenta care
will he taken,
Regular Ensihh Ceurse, .......e 70 % per mon.n.
Every addition Lnnguage. ...I ~
Board (washins not ncludsdJ ..SSO 90 annum
1oy fnrther uaSeuays b terms, cosditions etc, aP
N II. 4 pioepectas will be issued soon. 9Oa
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4 NNUALS AND GIFT BOOKS.

"a great variey-suitabe fol pFesents--among which
are
The Home Amman Gems Of Beauty, The Philopena;
Eastman's Aboriginal Port Folio; Men,orys Gn snow
Flake The Amaranih The Token; Cecan Gih, The syS-
H. New Oracles from the Poets The Rose Of Sharon
Til arland The Casket Atlantic Souvenir Book Of The
World Great Truths BY Great Authors fuppers Prose
osks Just received n the
Dec6. HOUMA DRUG STORE.
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TIE r II S.

.----- tx r KS.-
Fos shs regular Eagnsh eoaFss. pr mouth ..o6 %
EAeA sAAitioa language, ..... / 50
~ Anange0eais hare bssA nAds . aeeommoda.e
several stndsots with BOARD In The mily Of the PRn
epal It's dessasae that apSeasons - Aas erect, b
Da6e at IN early day.
11ibodAu1, esDe & 1obS-e6
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POETRY.

-"Is isthe stt Of Poetry 10 hallow every place Il
which movss-te bfeasAs round nature odour NOR
sxqusee than the pef1me Of the fose end shed
sens more magical than the blush q morning."
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AND HAIR BRUSHES.

l. 6ne assotment Of Euelish and french Teeth Brush
g. with Pain Futed and Fancy Handes-selected pur-
posely for our retail trade.
ALsO-Freuch. English and American Hair Brushes,
in Buiso and Fancy Wood Handle. Just received and
for saLe at the HOUNA DRUG STORE.
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A. b. Raglan, sfs
~. Grocer and Commsssles 8 3.
$3.50 MEDCnAAL
Nos. g AND 10 ST. PH1In Srlss''a
-. Thibodaux, Ia. a9i 49,

~ large stock a Fresh Hrovtsions, -
Prpduce, Which be can Afford n supply Pls1ese
with On terms mere sAvansagss0 than ~ -
them in the city Of New OsieanA .a.rmA
-Hls supply II FAMILY GR0CIHlD y ~.si1s
LIQUORS. = very exteusive, 81 consiss
1nAoWine named articles, viz:
AIRleS. Offad and Glaea. xE1cnCP, Wem.t 4. I
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Culver, BUTTER AND FRUIT
~ XNIVES-Juse received and Tor saleby
Mareh.l3 lRlZELL Z BROOKS.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-19

COX'S PATENT REFINED SPARK
~ LING GELATINE, and Food for Infants and Invs
kds-kos sale q the HOUMA DRUG STORE
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-19

TAYNES' MEDlCINES.-A full as.
q sortment Of Dr.. Jaynes' Medicines fM sale 1t thu
Hoama Drug Store. fRtZELL & BROOKS.