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SCOTS "1IlTIEolAnT" C PAM ,ti 81. L.
Patented lIay 1eth, 1884.
yTSiEE attentention of Planters. Farmers
EnrnprS

iGJGRsGU nay iGI63. iC1i.
fTTiIE attentention ot, Planters. Farmers
and Stockholders in general is respectfully called 4"
tis mill as the article OF Tie r now III
not Only well acitei iof grinding cob meal Tor sfof t.,
bur fs 'f the table, ali especial lfead asea tom corn
rot fIil, sipe or dry il: tie 1ah
III setia. this l. mechanic or frame Wor Is want
r., cquGn. hc i;E.tel.ed to fiupf O. PLATFORM
i.islg ADJUSTED ANA uselty "nyipods, even e!'''
The Little Giant has received tine irSi premiums at the
late Agricultural Ia rs III iss Kentucky, Nary iaha
otr States; and that Ia the nuat complimentary mar
IL AS ell the ready additions ui fine thousands
witnessing its performance.
These ills are guaranteed in the most positive man
acr; lt No warranted To grind 10 bushels of feet per
with one horse, and offered at The low Ece OF Sd
all compete, reay attaching the tetrNo. at $40,
gra,i> ~ bushels per hoDr " ita two hoses.
Manufactured BY burt, ST. Louis; Scott & hoeh
bee, Baltimore; Scott :, iied-es, Cincinnati
From The Cincinnati Daily Times
1.-THE LITTLE GIaNr.'ity invitation we called at ne
establishment Of Scott < HEDGES YESTERDAY, 10 witness the
operations of what the inventor has dcnoin:ed The Lit
Usnf Com and Corn tJb Mil" Ii ever aai'se was
well applied il is a the present instance The niii. weighs
only three hundred pounds and with single horse
atacesd foot shalt, it eats up corn ana cob ~ Il
Il yeGgeaace.n Its got up IN improve nthi on the
best of this kind attained, and IS 81 Simple
in lis construction thai il be put together ani SCI I'D
motion i'll twenty MINUTES ami Afterwards ne aduftea ana
nsei with ease by nyhaGy. 1t Viii grind with ease ifo8
! Il 10 II bushels per hour.
70 the farmer, tins ll mple in its construction
occupying title space. propelled by Fewer aW#Ea ol
hau, and furnished tie eZeae!ng los prize u SID" II
lords of the greatest conycaenees we have ever seen
Nh-ever they have been intfoaUce4 they have amy eF
sal favor. Let every n-restcd II agricultural fHr
cali Scott K Hedges No. Water Street. eai4iae at
/ see il Ill operation.
Tor sale in T NIB taux 6y the undersigned who has oa
in operation. which he VIII be pleas ell to exhibit
! noY2-nl6 i. +. HOLDEN.
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Esotel and Stable.

The undersigned would also inform his
friends amp the public that he is prepared
date all who may c,l upon him. with comfortable lotg
inss his table is always well supplied with the best
that can he procured in in the market. Every eNeron
viii bc maize To administer comfort and convenience Of
his guests.
His siles well stocked, and means Of conveyance
may he procured all tu,e> Travellers conveyed to ay
part The cotatry all ncs and on the most
Dec t;tt JOHN BERGER
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Nee Orleans, opeLoasas, aastI tlreai IVES
ern itapress.
DAILY EXPRESS is now esta blIsh

4 DAILY ENtR E.ssS is Row establish
I \ ell the oielousas .itiraa between New Ore rs
and R,, la oGGcle col.Ie,tts III New oiiea"s Will
" Tie AMERICAN Express " tor al he pf nea Cities an
Towns ii the No.tli and j es AID IA Byoa iat1uIcie
with
HoLDEN'S STAGES AND EXPRESS WAGONS,
for Thibodaux, iIou"a, Tiger le i;crwies y, Pa r
sovie, Ce4tervie, Fr.nAi, New Iberia, St. MaE.i's-
vile, Washington aul 0pcloasas.
SPECIE JEWELRl, V-sIit ABl.ES, AMI Merchandise
every description forwarded and delivered promply
Notes, Drafts Bills etc., collected, and ali orders attended
to pnnctaaiy.
Zach EXPRESS in charge Of special messengers.
All merchandise orders from New ORGANS ior the IN
terror must be left at the Office before the day
rer.uus departure. Orders left Joseph Barba, ljo
Old !.evee street, will receive prompt attention.
EXPIRES leaves Adams Cos Uiiea, No o. Camp St,
la II ~, returning Franklin House, Ih.bo-
dauA, at | P. NJ, ani Bay i-aiourche Al P.
RAILROAD AMI CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESS
In connection with the above there exp far the
transportation of Baggage any part of the city Of New
ufe ms that passengers wing ther name and check
hapress Messenger, Lave their asgae eyef-
directed, with proinptness and despait
STARR 5. JONES,
fnltf Office 81 camp Street.
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THE STATE or LOUISIANA

i trict Court of the 9Th Jnicl District sitting in and
for the Parish OF Terreb0nnae.
n s;@. s' e. ,1 District Court Parish rssss-
This case having been up and the law and the
evdence being in favor OF the fiant aud against the
Deiendant--
CIR ED that MA RcEI.!4lNE EMMA FALS0uT he and
hereby separated property from her husband, EMILE
r. EAsC F. and that she he decred to have the seperate
aniaistra of her paraihen properly prayed for
her petition and that said separation be Published and
announced required by law, and that f. Basic do pay
the costs Of this proceeding.
This done and signed i'll open Court the Parish of
Tene!onne-tls 9 I'll of November, 1875.
lSi.ned:] JAMES h. COLE,
Judge OF 9th judicial District
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Ihiboc!afiX, La.
E.TP.S con S,rAsFfY On HAND
I 3 q large stock - Fresh Provisions Ssl Western
rouee ,.eh t. can aferd - sappy i17te aud others
III q eri.l. mere advantageous t.'i4 s! = purchase
ti.t N III tie city os Nas. DrI-l7is,
Ills supply 81 FAAs zIS GROCERIES Y MES ard
IIgl0Es il very ext i've and consist in pat Il te
APIS Died ana ure.n, Ercn,r .5n'nr, Tomato;
ais.Iee LAIR, NJ. L.
ASisEfrE, i43bilSFEfsi
A4E lIAADLrs, LENoXs;
BAco6, .iials, sides, and l.AaP@icK:
shoulders, LIluoIS oglac. Ehapasne.
B.rr Sueat-t1urf,l: Peach and New lefk lr.H-
AtlFak, Goshen AID West dis; on boafhhil III
en-; a4ti Rectite Tlisi ;; ia
Bass, Navy n,ui-a RuEli Ao,'a4i t1l'
/ i5ts,,t RS Soda aul ButteT; etc, etc:
i}gssn ilst l.,! Navy; Mus9a.D Crcos4 a.sd Kent ;,
.,lrkWEisAr It gsi.Al uoAeS, ht9LAssksi
BEooss, assorted; MAtAEosi
BlAoKIsa, .5Issoa's;' AiAreIls, Frics'sl,;
! BASKETS. I'll sizes; MACE
RueNfgs, lin and Painted NJ IMEcs
CufFEE, 10. Java MOcha MUS, fscanS ana Amends:
CANILgs, Sperm, Str and OiiS, oAEe, LAMP i.it i-aIa
I French allow; OStuSs
CHEESE, Pine Apple, Eng Picdfs, Assorted;
t l,sil Dairy aad Western FORK Mss aud fii'ie'
Reserve; FuIAroE$, sweet ana i.ish
! Cl.ocuIArE NJ /, peaches, bred;
! G. NIIEs, Assorted; IEPPER, BLACK;
/ taRBlAL~, do; PEPPER SAUCE;
CIaAIs, exceieut as'mt PoWrER, sporting ana Rle
/ G. KDs PLYING, liFEs Clay and Stone,
/ CINNAIuN; RAioiNs, Manga
tlovEs; R1cE Carolina aid Creole
( tboEhksPfEs: SALT, coarse, nae ana ttbe
CuaKs Location: SUGAR, Loaf and Bruan;
CAPS, feftis> sion; SOAP. Bar Casttie ;tttd Fancy
DtluJoHas, al Sizes sGAaCi, foAfs aud ois1ts's
fGUs; SNuFE, Scotch and Mas. boy
Flour, ST. LouiS and 0hia sARDlNEs;
r.ssi, Tod, Alaykere, and sAor, Buck and Drop
Herring; 4i.RtIgS
FIsHISG TACkLE TEis, Assoft- d;
tf!SGER To8ACCa, do;
ttAir!c; iIN-8AaE ..o
GARDEN SEEDS. hISEGAk,
HAMS, sugar-Cured; WINES, Madeira, Sherry
/ ispiGo thtn.asne, Port Md led
Ire. t<
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
THE UNDERSIGNED offers the prop.
4 er.y upon which he now resides for
sale. on the most reasonable terms. The
lot fronts on the Bayou Terrehonne and
IN the Canal, and is very desirable stu
alton for residence or for business pur-
poses. There is good dwelling house
and all necessary out building upon the
premises, all in good repair.
II. McGAW.
n. r. All persons knowing themselves
indebted 10 me are requested to come for
ard and settle. as il is ny desire to have
my business squared up Immediately, pre-
parasnry to leaving tire place. HI MEG.
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CLUBBING WITH TIE JLiG4ZINES.
The pe Journal for year. and either Of lie lhree
dollar Magazines, OF New York Phi !tdeipha, will be
address OF any subscriber Tor tour eoilars IL
advance.
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year fo,ir dollars.
ub. y Address MORRIS Willis,
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=. :. La aaUsJEssaUA,
-LESEE STREET.
TasaEs seDagT =

T7sHHsss Az =
WOULD most respectfully announce to
w epicures that he has made arrangements with
Jones EApIes, the 0ptlousas Railroad, to keep up
regular supply If
Oysters, Clans, Crackers, Red Fish, Red
snappers, pompano, Trout, sheep-H Head,
Founders, Crabs: (soft and hard she'll, J
Shrimps, &c, &c, from the New Orleans
Market, during the entire season.
Persons who may wish any particular kind Of fish,
eiaties meats, soi leave ortcrs daily, by
Clock stiid on The ievee, near CanrbA
Co - aud they will meet with prompt attention.
July .5-ii2tf J. j. LAA0laIuA.
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VENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.
TTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-PAR-
~ OIsRE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5ien,e District
Houma, Nov. %, 1855.

- OlskE IERkEBONNE.-C0ur dI 5eiEe District.
D. II. Holmes,
No. HIS.
+. Umberfied,
En- ve,tu DUN writ dallas H. IA. emanc de In snsdte
cur, segean ct pour In ite parosse ct a address
sc, sonss:gne skerf dams ia dcsss, iEtte
merotee; J'orrai Eubllque ID mason de
HouIna,
Samedi lie 5ieme jour de Janvier,
1850. entire heurcs A. NJ ct heuros p NJ Ia propiese
CT apes decrites sauuir
Tn certain lot gu morcnau de terre, sit
ue dams cette paroisse, sur la rive droi. du
Bayou Black descendant, etant lie No. I
dams lie township Ii K. l6 con,nnant cent
cinouante quartre 7l-l00 acres de terrc,
.orne Ell haut par la terre de Raymond
Luke ct en- bas par celle de L. succession
.eA 5. Randall, ensemble avec toutes les
fatisses ct amtliorations Y appartenant.
La dite fate pour satirfare L, somme prin-
pale, interets ct ias du prcce dams la cause
dessus.
Terl,es ct Cenditions--CoMPTANT.
4. =. GAGNE, Dep. Sherit.
Houma, Nov. q, 1855.
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/ 4 n election will be held on the i,rsl
= Monday o. January next in the MI Police jur
ward Of tie i'arl>h of 1errebonHe, ioi
The purpose of electing a member Of the
Police Jury to represent said ward. III lieu
of the Hon. Il. e.. IuIBoDArx, deceased.
Commissioners OF elec;ions-Augtste
Legendre,, Euzeiien GautrauA, }. &.
Potts. BY order OF the President.
+. GAtsN.., Clerk.
Houma, Dec. 10, 1885.
Une election sera tenuc, Lundi lie 7!eme
Jour de Janyier 1856, dams le deuxieine
ACCOMPLISHMENT de Police de l., la paroisse
Ierre bunne, dans lie but DEERE I'm MEM
bre pour represenier lie dit arrondisse-
men, dams lie Jury de Police en- lieu de
l'tion. Ii. c. Th:bodaux, DECIDE.
Commissaires Collections: Augnste LIE
gendre, EuZeien GautralIx, J. L. Potts.
Par ordre Gu President.
F. GAGNB, GreiIier.
Houma, lie 10 Dec. i815.
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|ENTE PAR LIZ SHERIFF.
ESTAT De Ia LOUlsEANF-par
\ oisee Terrebonae--coir tlu 5ia,ne Dis.sic,
Succession de Mathiiie Breaud, decd
We Hyp. Chauyin. Jur.

An NOM et par Fautore de ia Oaur d 5ezae Dsi.ic,
Iuaicaaie sle4edn "a ct rour IL paTnssse TER boRnr
sera oiert en- ventc raaGque, Issph Gagne shrf
aueme aua..ee cann.ssione en- Ell pour IA sustte as-
e, la residence de H. CAuvin, Jr s-tUee sur lie B4y.
on Petit Ca.liou,a environ 7 mile en- has de Houma
Jeudi, lie 3ieme Jour de JaEyier. 1856,
entire II heures A. N, La propre.e CT apres decrte.
:. ayoir
: tas de Rjz; Jument grise ct son Pou.
in; lot d'outils arotoife, leo baris mas;
20 poteaux barriefe; armoir; | Fus.
Tn certain sfiorceaude terre, sliue dams
cctte paroisse. sur Ia rive dro.te du BAYOU
Petit Gallon, mesurant deG1 arpents de
face, sur une proiondeur de cInxuane ar.
penis, borne en- haui par la terie de Robert
Daspit, ct Ell bias par ceIle d Adolphe
Chauvin, ensemble avec toute les batisses
ct aneliorations J appartenans.
Lot d'utensiis de cuisine.
, Passe partout.
La di'e vente sera faite aux termes ct
conditions Suiyant SAVIOR:
pons les propri4ieS immeulfs. t,ute sonmes De
dix iasties sss LIS, at,ie COMPLAINT,
d isI ri5reS en ioilte Aass I,aj
l.. pa able Ell Ifo teri.f e-ttiS-la tiers en-
Mars 1865, Ic5- ie \ 8eqIerears aeyant fnnt
leu. ; hihets -, oie tI Reeorl cate paro.e
. rorare slHyp. Eaadvn ba:sne e Stitsanle
tim la.s t eitc ct port Lii ita.alza
a de iluft loar cent an dspGie Ia, tar Il "a Oil.
pIftait placement. L. tire VT, etfe sge.iAumea IT,
Z. t,AGNE, Dep't sIcrif
IL Nov .YsIS4n I'd.
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28le0Nules
nE ri WAN sly h u p
FOR
CuRN OF DVsPEPsIA.


General Debility, &c, &c
1t is with pcculier satisfaction that theY offer to the
public remedy TO ths efficacy Of wnieh th-e Is 50 IN
conse le test, uauy from persons Of hi-h f-Non u
ai be o5seToed gt the Statements Of i0hat ne med
ctre accomplished IN The cure ef@isedsf are teft
eaffrefg those ho btCs experienced, OF obseTCed
IFS benefits. The following Xtra'is rom small po-
ton of The lett receive by us; the originals may be
seen al coGuting room
LIVER COMPLAINT. Boston, March, 1854 have
been afflicted many years with Chronic niamm4tiono OF
the Iv,g, with long train Of complaints which are
wei knoa to att I'D such cases have not for many
months been able 10 lie side, upon eithe. side
without p,in was induced TO try the Peruvian syrup,
and commenced taking it on Monday March 6th the lol-
lowing We'd e'day nsht, fou TO my surprise, that l
coula rest comflrahly lying upon either side, and now,
in week. after hsvng tasel bottle Of the syrup
I consider myself cured. s. II. KENDALL, N. D.,
No Hauls- cad Place.
HEADACHE. Cambridgeport, Jan 25 1854 i nave
BEEN for twenty-five years perfect martyr to the most
violent headaches with the various conc }ntin evils but
have been greatly relieved by the of he Peruvian
Syrup Indeed, my whole system has become nvigOratsd
and feel huoyancy aud yivaciy of spirit Of which
although natural to me, have not known for years
II. w CAMPBELL.
NEURALGIA. Boston, October 20, 1854. My alten
ton being called to the Peruvian Syrup, very fecus
in the Of Neuralgia, induced to recommend it
lady who had been great suffer for several years
Upon taking the FIRST bottle Of The Syrup, her general
health much improved; since taking thu second she
has had of the Neuralgia and hec health and
spirits have been better than for the last ten years
Z. I. GRAY
DYSPEPSIA. Lima, jan 9Th, 1854 For more than
three months my wife has been extremely feeble and
able any but the simplest kind Of oJd, and that
only once day. Nv family physician recommended the
Peruvian Syrup, winch relieved her By degrees
her pains LETT her. and she became able take her solid
food without the least difficulty, and her health
completely re-estabshed. VINcESTE ALFAR0
THE PERUVIAN SARUP
Is sold in Boston, for the Proprietor by
Wilson, FRirba nits, s. CO.,
Nos 43 and A. Hanover Street.
NJ. B. GREEN II CO., Agents for Worcester.
mcf6 d28w3m
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ANEMALE DICAL OFFTCE.
NO. % LEvERETT STREET, BOSTON.


MRS. CASWELL, Female Physician, returns
lT sincere thanks to h. ladies' Of Boston, and vcin "
If The liberal patronage bestowed upon her, and hopes
ny strict attention TO business s to receive their geuer
Gus support To that class Of females who al like O. con.
suit one Of the opposite sex, in extern necessity
she on rs heretofore tn nestmAbe benefit NJ an tu.
Gated experienced and discreet Female Medical Adviser
From her long experience and practice she Is fully tre-
par 10 be consulted all diseases pecul ~ 10 er sex
such Weakness suppressions Discusses Of the Lurrs
Liver Stomach Kidrcys. &c., as well az Midwifery Mrs
o. viii atend ladies' IN conhnCm' nt their residences at
any hour Of the dHy night. In the reatm, nj of The
various diseases, Mrs O. has reason 10 think herself sec
ond 70 no other regular practitioner and she is permitted
TO refer those ladies who wish to cosult her 70 other Ia
dies who have found relief from her skill Rooms pro
Wded for those who wish to remain during treatment
n. b. Private Lying-n Asylum, Of the First Class
or convenience and security Is connected with his esab
lishment, ard ersonaly surcrintended by Mrs. q.
Ladies suffering from Irregularities, from colds. and
otnef causes csitcially attended to.
country. w. F"''' " INV
Medical and Surgical aid Of The highest rcspec,abltv
pas oen procured, aud those wishing to consult Que 81
inc opposite sex. can do so II preferred.
o. Advice gratis.
Aulttters post paid promptly attended t.
A'mtmber The number ~ O1 LEyERETT STRAIT
janis 100 H.
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SwAINI'S CELEBRATED PANACEA
FOR THE CURE OF
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.

CROFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE SWELL
ING, RHEUNAFIsJ, DISEASES OF THE LIVER
AND SKIN, ASD ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM IMPIRIErtEs OF THE BLOOD,
AND THE EFFECTS OF MERCURY.
NAlM'S PANACEA haze been for more than
thirty years celebrated in this country and in Europe for
its extraordinary cures for the caes of which refer
euoe made to the directions and books (Which may be
had gratis) accompanying the Panacea.
II has been used II hospitals and private practice and
has had the singular fortune to be recommended by the
most celebrated physicians and other eminent PERSONS
Among others, by
W. Gibson, NJ. D., Prof of Surgery, Pa University.
Valentine Mott NJ. D., Prot of Surgery, n. Y. Unity
W P. Dew es VI. D., Prof Of Mid. Pa University
n. Chapman, Nj D., Prof of Physc Pa University
7. Parke. NJ. Pres't College Of Physicians, PhiIa
Or. Del VALID, Professor of Medicine, Havana
Jose Eourenco de Luz, Prof. Of Surgery Lisbon
G. W Irving late Minister to Spain
J. Chipman. Member Royal Colleg- Surgeons London
Sir Thomas Pearson, Major General, British Army
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul &c, &c.
And also the wonderful cures effected by Swam,s Pan
acel have for many years made itan valuable remedy
The Panacea does contain Mercury in any form and
being an innocent preparation, it may be given the most
The retail price hgs been reduced to $3.50 per bottle
Containing three hal pntsJ three bottles for g.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
S~aims Panacea is in rouHd bottles, futed longitude
naly, with the folio ing letters blown on the glass;
'sWAIMs- PANACEA-PHILADA -
and having the name Jas Swain stamped the sealing
wax, and wrttenon the label covering the cork and
spenuld engraving Tor The side OF the bottle composed
geometric lathe work, comprising nine different dies
which have been turned for the exclusive Of the pro-
prieor. by Draper Co.. bank engrayers o. Phila
depha. In the centre is portrait of the late William
Swain, copyright secured
ALSO, SWAIM'S VERMIFUGE,
Available Family Medicine, being highly approved rem
edy tor all diseases arising from debility of The digestive
organs such Worms, Cholera Morhus DysenleTy Fe-
yer and Ague Bleeding Piles, Sick Headache &C. &c.-
See the phle which may be had gratis, accompany
ing the Vermiuge.
Prepared only at SWANS LABORATORY. OLD
STAND, seventh St.. below Chestnut Philadelphia, and
sold by al the respectable Druggists IN the United States
CAUTION TO THE PUBL1C,--Persons wishing to OBJ
tain the genuine Swaim's Pauacea and Ssams Vermifuge
should be ful 10 observe that the name BWAIM is
spelled correctly the bottles and labels or they may
be imposed on by medicines made in imitation OF them BY
person bearing what similar name, we'll calcu.
lated 10 deceive.
General Agents fer the United States
sCuItFFELIN, BROTHERS h CO.,
10 William Street, corner Of Beekman New York
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