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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-22
TEN7E DE SUCCESSION.
suocsssion de Romain LeBeuf.


ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour
lldu 5Ame District Judiciaire, Paroisse Terrebonne.
Au nom ct par Pautorite de PHon. Ia
Cour du Cinquieme District Judiciaire,
siegeant dams ct pour la Paroisse Terre-
bonne.1 IL sera offert en- vente publique /
Penchere, par Aubin Bourg, Sheriff de la
Paroisse, sur les lieIx sur lie Bayou Cha
cahQula, a4 -ssj IL
Jendl, Ie IS Decelmbre, 1856.
4 IL heures A. n, les prophecies ci-apres
d&crites. appartenant d Ia dite Succession,
sayoir: -.~..r...
I. Outils Aratoires I'm lot de Cochons:
Rstes / Cornes un Cheval, Scelle; un
Fusil, &c.; Bots de Lit ct Fournitutes ;
IN Garde -,nanger une Table, un lot de
Bacquets ct de Chaudieres; de la Vais-
selle, &C., &c. ea,st-a s-.i, ,'.iss la9s Al. 81
2. Tn certain moroccan de terre situe
sursla rive gauche en- descendant du Bayou
Chacahoula, d6crit CONNIE lie Lot No. "A,
dams 10 Township l6 de Ia Rangee Is
Est, dams 10 District de terres, contenant
l56 S. 100 acres, ensemble avec toutes
les batisses ct ameliorations qui 8 y
so,,vony a salu te:a - zts a. -ta.s s7sl 2Ea,
uOuseus' .ssasfFarais2s Gae s,s "a, 544li.f - ON
Il THEMES EFT CoNDfTfoys-Ee sn6bilier,
payable, stoute somme de- Dix Piastres et
audessous. dams lie mois de Mars 1857, ct
toats somme audessus de Dix Piastres, unc
moitfes en- Mars 1857, ct iautre moitie en-
Marsals56; IL terre payable en- quatre
tsrmes egaux, echfant respectivement en-
tous ct chacun des mois de Mars 1887,
1865. 1859 ct 1860, toutes sommes por-
tant hoit pour cent par an d'inter6t depuis
echeance jusqu'au Placement; Pacquereur
GU les acquereurs devant bonner leurs
billets avec caution benne ct approuvee,
payables sconjoiatment ct solidairement, i
PoSdre de Madame Felonie HEbcrt; ct Ia
terre vendue devant demeurer spectacle.
msnt hypothequees ct affectee jusqu'a
pleia ct entier payment du prix d'achat
sset de Pinteret qui pourrait accroitre. 4
Apa5 rs-i ,rs.e.A sBOURG, Sheriff. .
Rwoine Terebonne, e i5 NGvenbse, .s56 a
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TENTE DE SUCCESSION.

Succession dc James L. Carothers.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Pa-
IL rosse TerrebonneCouI du SEINE District Judicaire.
Au nom ct par l'autorite de l'Hon. la
Cour du Cinquieme District Judiciaire,
siegeant dams ct pour la Paroisse Terre-
bonnie, il sera offeyt en- vente a lenchere
publique par Aubin Bourg, Sheriff de la
di.e Paroisse, sur les lieux sur lie Bayou
Black, 4 environ Is miles de la vile de
Houma,r aeH ,s.ita-s 4~eH r. Il
4a Mercredi, lie 3 Decembre, 1856,
a 10 heures A. NJ, les prophecies ci-apres
decrites. appartenaut a la dite Succession,
SAVIOR: .. 49, 4
l. Tn certain moroccan de terre situe
sur la rive droite en- descendant du Bayou
Black dams la Paroisse Terrebonne
environ Is miles audessous de Ia vile de
Houma, contenant a peu-pres quatre CEN,
quatre.vingts arpents de terre borne en-
haut, en- face par la terre de Thomas In.
man. ct en- arriere, par Ia terre de la Sue
cession de John c.. Beatty, ct en- bas, en-
face 81 en- arri6re par la terre de Barrow
Jet Johnson, ensemble avec, toutes les
batisses ct notifications qui s'y trouvent.
2. BOB, homme Negro age d'environ
cinquante ans. sa.T '-ss5a -se a-sF
TERMEs EFT CoND1r1oNs-La terre, un
tiers du prix payable en- tous ct chacun des
meis de Mars dess anntes 1857, 1858, ct
1859; le enegre payable en- tous Mars
1857 les acquereurs dsyant donner leurs
billets l'ordre de, ct endosses par une
caution bonnie ct approuvee, payables
CONNIE il est dit plus hauf, au Bureau du
Recorder. de la Paroisse 7Terrebonne,
avec huit pour cent par an d'interet a
partir de leurs echkances respectives JUS
qu'au Placement, ct les propri6tes vendues
devant deineurer spfcialement hypothe.
qnees ct adectees jusqu'au plein ct enter
Placement des sus-dits billets ct de linteret
a accroitre. "A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Psrosse Terreoonne, e % octohse, 1856
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H. BONN ABEL'S
oBI.SULPHITE OF LINE
NIwORLEANs, September SOth, leo6
THE UNDERSIGNED are now mani

INV, ORLEANS, September 10th, 1856.
THE UNDERSIGNED are now manu-.
Il featuring, and prepared supply pure and genuine
BiSnlphe Lii e which exceeds in quality and strength
any that has been hereto ore manufactured
1t is almost unnecessary 10 remind the planters as they
are already aware the that this ulphte Of Lime
when properly used fails to prouce beautiful
white yellow crystszed sugar, that always commands
the highest in this Market and the very best recOm
endaion can have with Western aud other buyers Is
the fact of having been made with Bonnaes BSu-
phiie they consider that against any loss In
weight always willing to pay Cher prices for it,
The high repute aud favor in which the planters generally
hold this BSulphe 8" much matter OF notoety that
it 10 qi,e unnecessary publish here any Of the many
faterng testimonials received daily from Those who have
used H. and in vnfaby succeeded beyond their most
guine expectations in only making the hest
previously them bat also In realizing the highest
prices with less loss in weight than BY other process
The many benefits and superior to be derived
from It's use well established to need nrt
ther comment; may be well remark that this BIZ
Suphte alone that and those qualities
necessary 70 insure success 70 the planter. ii-s5
The msny orders already received this year FROM those
who have used this BiSulphe, without in single in
stance failing il the best evidence, any were wanting,
in it, favor The undersigned alone possess all the fac
ties make pure article, guaranteed to be several
degrees stronger than other in There being
other mandatory in the South equal to the New Orleans
Chemical Works. which can in any way bear COMPARE
son with them any quantity OF B Suphite can be supplied
Very excellent barrels have been secured this seasn to
shin the BSulrhe Of Lime in they are guaranteed not
to leak, and when returned they will be filled and
shipped and the planter will invariably be allowed fy
chants he parcu instruct them to buy hut
be addressed TO- 4f q H. BONNABEL, -
Corner of Natchez and Tchoupilouas streets
~ Barrels returned to be filed will be taken from
the boats free Of charge and viii be reshippe adi
tiOnal expense to the planter, except drayage titan
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SHERLFF"S SALE ~
GTATE OF LOUISlANA-Fihh Judi
~ cial District Court Parish Of Terrebonne
Aehi''s L .onvis's 3 No. 1ee,
fhouiassin Loupe.

t7s ~ sIhomaSstn Loupe. f--f
By virtue Of an order Of seizure and
sale, emanating from the above named
Court, in the above entitled and numbered
suit. there will be offered for sale at pub.
lie auction by iAubin Bourg, Sheriff of said
Parish, at the Court House in Houma. on
! Saturday, December 8. 1855,
between l o'clock A. N. and 4 o'clock p.
NJ. the following described property, to
wit: s. g r 'e',1.s-- i'a -
1 A certain tract Of land situated in this
Parish, on the right descending bank OF
the Bayou Catahoula, measuring one ar
pent in front by a depth Of forty arpents,
bounded above by land of Victor Guillot,
and below by land Of Jean Valery eau.
treaux, together with al, the buildings and
improvements thereunto belonging.
TERMs AND CoNDrrloNs-For Cash, to
satisfy tho sum of Three Hundred and
Fifty Dollars with eight per cent per an.
mum interest from the third day Of April
1856. until paid, and the costs Of these
proceedings; and on credit to satisfy the
further sum Of Three Hundred and Fifty
Dollars due in all the month of March
1857, with eight per cent per annum in
terest after maturity. 81. 4s y. .ls 81 =
A. BOURG, Sheriff:
Parish Of Terrebonne, October 29th, 1856.
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= afU1l p ~ N Avis. 3UIllt.t = n .lfH
{ LIE ROLL ASSESSMENT de
la Paroisse Terrebonne pour rannee 1856,
est maintenant depose dams le bureau du
Recorder de cette paroisse. Toutes per-
.sonnes ayant des objections au dit tableau
sont requise de les dedier dams trense jours
a partir de la premiere publication de Get
avis. raa 9. h. JOSEPH TOUPS. isc,
Houma le Octohrs, 1886. 7,b;, Assessor.
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o. THE ASSESSMENT ROLL of
the Parish Of Terrebonne for the year 1856,
is now deposited in the Office Of the Re-
corder Of said parish. All persons having
objections to the same are hereby warned
to come and file tho same within thirty
days from the first publication Of this
notice. ,i Gr-a JOSEPH TOUPS, s.
Houns October 4th, 1856 Z, 3uss5r'j 81 Assessor.
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Aye RS
PIE Is.
FAMILY PHYSIC,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES o.

THERE has long existed public demand for IN
effective pmestive pill which could he relied oun
sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This M
been prepared to meet that demand and an extern
sive trial of its virtues has conclusvey shown with
what success it accompishes the purpose designed
1t is easy to make physical pill, but not easy to
make the best of all pills one which should have
none Of the objections. but all the advantagsd
every other. This has been attempted here, aad
with what success we would respectfully submit 70
the public decision. 1t has been unfortunate IN
the patient hitherto that almost every puiga6w
medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els. This is not. Many of them produce so much
gripping pain and rcvulsion in the system Is to nW
than counterbalance the good to be derived from
them. These pills produce no irritation OF PAIN
unless it arise from a previously existing obsuae
ton or arrangement in the bowels. Being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from Their use in sry
quantity but it is better that any medicine shaun
be taken iudiciously. Minute directions kf ,Asa
use in the several diseases to which the! Me ~
plicable are given on the box. Among the con-
plants which have been speedily cured By then,w
may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms
of Jaundice. Indigestion, Languor and Loss Of aGG-
petite, istlessness Irrtablitv, Bilious Headache,
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague. Pain in the Sds
and Loins for in truth. all these are hut the con-
sequence of diseased action in the lives. As an
aperient they afford prompt and sure reiief N tos-
tiveness, Piles, Collie, Dysentery, Humors SeIntua
and Scurvy, Colds with soreness Of the body, Ccen
and impurity of the blood, Irregularities; N shsh'
any and every case where purgative is required
They have also produced some singnlary sue
cessful cures in rheumatism, Govt, Dropsy, 6n'.
Erysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, Pans IN 's
Back, Stomach, and Side. They should Be nee,
taken in the spring Of the year. to purify the eios
and prepare the system for the change Of scasAe
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach aes
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ss.a.S sd SHERLFF"S SALE. ~ li9i.--
GTATE OF LOUISlANA-Fifih Judi.
~ ciat District Court-Parish Of Terrebonne. ...,5
Mrs. A. e'': s.' ''''''' Noises.
J. II. Peregoy. Cd 1888 Hlt
BY virtue of writ of alias Fl. "a. ema.
mating feom the above named Court, in the
above entitled and numbered suit, there
will be offered for sale by Aubin Bourg,
Sheriff Of said Parish, at the Court House
in Houma, on n i~-'
Saturday, December 6. 1855,
between II o'clock, A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock,
P. NJ, the following property, to wit:
Edmund. negro man aged about 40
years. Terms :-CAsH.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the
principal, interest and cost in said case.
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Parish Of Terrebonne, October goth, 1856. '@'=is
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jVBNTE PAR LIZ SHERIFF
FIAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour d.
~ 5ms District Judiciaire, Pasoisse Terebonne.
AehIlle L0uvfen

Aehile LOuviere
ls - s4 ISIS w. fs-ssaFi ,1eiEtsS No. 1699
Thomasein Loupe. FEsl f'eE7-
En- svertu dun ordre de saisie ct de
vente. emane de Ia Cour sus-nommee,
dams ID cause ci-dessus intitulee ct nu.
merotee, i sera offert en- yente publique
par Anbin Bourg, Sheriff de Ia dite Pa.
sroisse, Ia Watson de .Cour Houma, ,,a
samedi, lie . Decembre, I $50,
entire II heures A. n. ct 4 heures P. NJ, la
ProPsieie ci.apres decrite. savoir: sss
Un certain moroccan de terre siluE dams
cate Paxoisse, sur Il rive droite en- des
cendant du Bayou Catahoula, mesuran,
an arPsstde face par une profondeur de
40 arpents. borne en- haut par IL terre de
Victor Guillot ct en- bias par Ia terre de
Jean Valery Gautreaux. ensemble avec
soates hs bAtisses ct authorizations qui 9 y
trouvent. wsaS $ - g
TEknEs fr CoNpIrfoNs-Au Comp.
tans, pour satisfaire une soinnie de Trois
Cent Cinq,nnte Piastrcs, avec hut pour
csnt par an d'interet depuis le trois Avril
1855. ct les rais de ces procedures; ct 4
credit, pour satisfaire une autre somme de
Trois Cest Ciaquan,e Piastres, due en-
Aose Mars 1857, avec HUT pour cent par
an d'iat&ret spres &chdance. III -
f@se -sassa A. aBOURG. Sheriff.
Sss6an rssts6oane, &c > oeiesss. 1850.
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SAMUEL WOLF ...:a....s asa. s..-.,..
GENERAL COLLECTOR,
WILL ATTEND STRICTLY TO
w the COLLECTION of all claims confided to him.
sar nt5ce n Houma [n2-ly.]
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PREPARED. BE

% DIR. JAMES C. AVER, m
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
RI -ie5 isyLOWBLL, MASS. 9saoi rs2
Price Is Cents psr Box Five Boxes for 81
5ai ia aoiissoRst sOkD BY w.. g 'u1i "a
:oi FR1zHLL & Brooks, at the Houma Drug
Store, and Blanchard, Cazenavette u Co.,
rhibodaux. tGR '4a"ii Dec. 26. v
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WAGONS. CANE CARTS, TRIP.
wv PIE CARTS, Baggsse Carts, Small Baggass
arts do OK Carts Wheebarrows, etc., on hand and ar
irving from the mandatory Of j. Bodey Wheeling, va
For sale by D. .nOADIN'
Thjbodaux November LIST, ls5S-n16. --U-f =
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s % supply z Pla1sers and s a,s.ns
cans. pufeaas
GROCERIES lu1 WINES, s.,
!, ! ana consist in par! 8, y, n.
hfrTcHur, Walnut, r.,..
LARD, No. l Leaf; >''
LoBssrEps;
LEMONS;
LANPwIcK;
h'S Sesss Cog cos =. ch.p...
dies; Old Bourbon. ~ IT,
and Re 6 Whisky y
, ina a.. Rum; Holland g.
MusrARy, eyes|e a>ax
I; MoLAssEs;
MAcARoSl; 4a+l
MACE;
NurNEss: m-
!; n UTs. Pecans and ANAL.
Gus, Olive, Lamp al I.,s'
ONIONS;
: Pickles, Assorted.
| Pork, Mess and Priu.
POTATOES, Sweet aud Lib.
PEACHES, Dried;
PEPPER, Black:
PEPPER SAUCE;
) p POW DER Ha Sporting and p;s,
PIPES r Clay and stlne -'''
Nia'Aka,
RICE, Carolina and C,,,t
SALT, coarse, fine md III
Sue SUGAR. Loaf and Brown
Soar, Bar, CASTLE aad I,,.,
STARCH. Fox's and Cow!
SNUFF, Scotch and N,sss..s'
SARDINEs;
d sHor, Buck and Dsoe:
SAL ERArus;
TEAS. Assorted; r
ToRAcco, do;
IIS-WARE d.;
VINEGAR; 80. 49,
WINES, Madeira, SIsr
Champagne, Pom ma III
WASH BoARDs, e., ss.
THING that is usu,ily h.,
roceFy, may be he'd dMr
2 and 10, St. Philip Sired.
fAibadssy. L.
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LIABILITIES AND RESOURCES OF NicARA.
GuA.-Mr. Soule stated in his speech lass
night that the liabilities of the Nicars2uas
government were not less % SOC, 900,
which consisted most largely Of its pro rats
of the old debt of the Central American
Confederation, and that its sssets would
commend S35 100000. He said tbst e2o0.
900 in the present emergency would ens-
BILE the Waker-Rivas governme Mt to estab.
Iish Itself firmly, and that the iunds thus
advanced would be paid back with laygc m
.ersa;. Upon the first successful blow
struck by Walker, Honduras and 81. Salss
dor would be ready 10 Join him, and Costs
Riea would do the same, and these once
united, Gnatamaia would come into the si
lance, and the Central American Repub.
lie would appear upon the map in renewed
Iastre--but net as q competent part of the
American Union; that was dream. Bur.
we may add, suci, dreams have become his
tory ere DOW, and will, it 10 possible, be :
come so in future.-Louisidna Courier. ~
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LEATHER, LEATHERH LEATHER!
TAKE M0IfCEt

THAT HAfGHT &, sEARs,Sew Leaihe Store on
/ ~ ST., door from Perry, |. now open; !.
Where can be found at all times full supply Of
Leather ofevery description for the Shoe Harness
Maker. Findings. Innings. Lastsan Bindngv;
French and American Cali skins: Enameied, Sole,
Upper Belt and Harness Leather; Roans, ,sc.
saidlery Hardware, Japaned, BraAs and hilver
Plated ofeyery Kind and quality:
Harness and Coach Trimminn; b.
oiall kinds; Broad CT ,ths; Enameled Cloths;
Patent Leather i.aces. Fringes. Webbing, Carriage
bows, Bands, Hooks Rings, and in short every arii.
clio ihe Coach Trimmer Harness Maker could wish.
We respectfully solicit calls 10 examine stock,
faeing confident offer such inducems nts TO
make D. mcnsiomers. HAIGHTN SEARS, &l4
I'd st, one door from Parry.
Ma, 5l-dwly DAVENPORT.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE
Cheap! Cheap! Chsap!l!
B00TSAND SHOES.

Cheap! Cheap !! Chsap!l!
B00TsAND SHOES.
J. JORDAN would Annou nee st0-the citizens Of
Davenport, and the rnb4Sc;F ttaf hefhas opened ia
Ladies and Gentiemen's boot and shoe store ad-
toinng Burrows & rrettyman's store one. door shove
the Iowa Clothing whore he is prepared 10
ufaeture boots and shoes of all descriptions.
a LADIES BRANCH.
Fine SILK lasting Caters, fancy and plain
kossuth Doots; Enamelsd Patent Paris
boots, Ties, Bronze Paride; ARK
Jenny Linds; Jenny Liuds:
Buskins Polka Boots fYt
AIaFgeassortmeHt A Of Ladies' and Misses Chtliren,s
Shoes, too numeronrt0 mention.
Also largo assortment for Gents wear
Eastcrn hne French Boots; Congress
Caters, Monterey; Jersey Ties;
Plain walking Shoes
MOROCCO;
Ard ALI kinds of heavy wsrk, suitable Tor country,
wei city custom; all who nt and easy
boot would do we'll to call the Davenport Boot and
Shoe Store. Call andsee June @ ,lS53-3ltf
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SLAVERY ~ kassAs.-The Lawrence
papers are iabo.ng hard 10 convince theis
Yankee brethren tina, slavery does not and
cannot exist in this territory. They mag
succeed in satisfying their Northern friend
in this. INT how will they &c, over tho cen !
sus returns, which will show over one thue.
sand slaves in Kansss! An examination
OF the Assessors book of each county vii.
probably surprise our editorial breshfen ia
Lawrence. They viii find that severai
hundred thousand dollars worth of slave
property is owned in Kansas and pro6tabiy
employ ed; and what is better, the master
aud elave both satisfied with the c0untsy.--
The addition TO the slave property ia this
country is gradually increasing by the arr.
val OF wealthy farmers from Missouri. Viz
ginia, Kentucky and other Southern 1tstss.
In every instance where il has been tried.
their labor has broaght 10 their owners
larger return than where they formerly re-
sided; and the planter from Virginia, who
has been in the habit Of supporting negroes
finds that in Kansas they Gun not only feed
themselves but be profit to their owners.
Soaatter Sovereign. t
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BALLS and PARTIES!

I AIDES and Gents Buffalo Over Shoes, Rnbbers
i ! and fine French Boots, HIPS Of my manu- scture
and the largest assortment of extra Boots and Shoes
that Ia 10 be in The Queen ctas fthe great North
West. sz r-sB
Davenport Boot and Shoe STORE, anss door below
Burrows q Prsitsman's mammoth store. Front 81.
opposite the mill.
Davenport, Jan. 25,'5s q, JAMES JORDAN.
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The Turks consider that their Sultan has
made great approach to European customs.
from the fact that he has reduced the mum.
Der of ladies' in his harem from l 900 70 $50.
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WHULESALE ANU hEIAIL' -la9--
r,,HE sabsrriber has received from the Eastern and
l. southern Markets large and we'll selected stock
or Goods OF sll descriptions com m on uses CONSUMING
of Dry Goods, Boots aud shoes, Hata and caps,
GLASSWARE. .Gaeensware, Bunaio Kobes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit Cntton Aarp,
Garnet Chain. Picking Yarn, Cut Window Glass,
q. A. r. LIS hausw ha salt Hardware. 80.
Xet'sapd EIllSaws, Iron, all ind ,steel assorted
Cas,inss, Nails, all kinds, Grindstones, -
WodeGware, Live Geese feathers, Pi.ch&oasum,
sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,l 4 a ii ~
Willow Baskets, Paintsnnd Oils, Dye Sintfs, &e.
which will he sold al small advance Tor Cash As
intend keeping everything Ia com mon use. persons
wanting several articles can obtain them on Front ~
At the Brick sioreoppositetbe Mills, Dayenport iows
JuDeE, iS53. - J. NJ. BOWLING. +
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FINHE subscriber has taken stall In the upper end
l. fthe Lower Market, n ere he sssu rec tha pub
lie, be 10 prepared all times them with as
good meats ss the country affords, and o. as low
price they be obiainei In ine city. lie ssksa
share Of fpGbiic patronage, Nest delivered st the
residences ofcustofners- W. ID. MOORE.
May 7ih, 1885, dtf .
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DR. ]. MCDOWELL.
VETERINARY SURGEON.

- VIyISHES TO inform the public that he
YgsSt wv has perma anently located in Dayen-
Kf port, where he will continue 10 treat all the
diseases Iiie horse Is ject TO, the moa
Scientific Principles. After constant practice of
many years on all kinds OF diseases, he feels happy
TO say that he will give sat ssction to all who
ploy' i'm. lie eau produce as good Certiaeates as
any other man west Of n York He has been only
a iew mouths, ana the many important curcs he has
effected since he came will speak more for him thAn
can Fea lily be inserted in a newspaper,.
Tha following gentlemen who have employed him
sinco he came here on tho most aeysrs cssss, will
certify his abilities com psten Veterinary Sur.
geSD. e-F.-.As
All diseases warranted cured il durable, or no
money paid. sts.s Is. .s &
Heearnestly selieits n trial any severe case
whatever. Any case he cannot cure, If any other
ma cal be got TO IL, he will pay him out ofh
own pocket. =
Pon evils and ristulss warrshted enred In any
s9--F
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STAND FROM UNDER

SINNJ FHUN JUNUEN -
BOOISa A Nd SHOES! 3" 81
r AN am now prepared for the T. II nd white trade
with from ~, 600 so 060 pairs OF Boots and Shoes
comprising one OF the most extensive stocks ever
brought this market, made up solely for this trade
during the last three months, mnierfhe personal
peryisan Of an experienced workman, All thoss
persons in wani Of g0ei Boots. good Shoes, good
Gaiiers, slippers and last though not least,
CHEAT AND GOOD BARGAINS
will 10 well 10 call on The suscrber.
Fine Ladies slippers only twenty-nv cents per
pair Genisfn Boots, so, and all othe goods in
proportion. DoE't all rush at once.
One doar east OF Burrows d. Prettymsns store,
Front street, Davenport, Iowa. JAS. JORDAN.
Sept. 90, 1855 d,tf
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REFERENCES.

Williams. J NJ Cannon, Cotes & Davies,
Woodruff q W adsw orih, 4 ID Calendine, Webb
Campbell, b Barr, r Cue, Thos Regan, B Flse.
Hon } + Cook, L Davenport, ID Eassl, s.
Brooks, ] B Allen, Crsndal, Dr.. o,RsArdon, n
Niekolls, Foster. 5f,1.. +.
He can be consulted at the City Hotel, or At his
new Horse Shoeing Estsblishm snt on Third aIeet
apiiS-dMU =. N !. u -. 4
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lie GHsa3;.e GHa; .Re.s.

VIZ are nov rscsiving our epnh9 ssesk ef 1ns
road timss.1 JETELRY Of eli dssehptoss- Jst
goods, Corsl, eilverwnrs, aud Fancy 0oods Ae- e I
goods ever 5resgAt 60 DsrssSsrt. wh3eh weposs ~
to the public a. ler a. any house ~ oS Tie nenH-s
tain o. Wholesale Retail. 49, .is n. - n.
Please csll and examine eur sock. ps:haps yss
may dnd Is 10 your interest, ars dxiscmtnsd -
nsaal not 70 be ouLdone In low Prtces.
APRIL ) don ALFHHD q. BILLION.