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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

MERCANTILE AND TRADE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ARE
lu respectfully solicited from merchants,
trnsees OF sehoo &C. to- bookket ser sales schos
j. executed " the cnploy b. app lying
- 1870 ~ = ANDERSON l. PHsLps.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12
SALT.

Christians are sak-ths al, 81.
Little do the men If The VOL, = ';s .'.A.
the benefits they experiencs " imagine
piety Of the righteous. Berona' M The
ton , there are thousand ,ox in IL N 9 ~,
would long since have been in Il. s Who
and in a worse place, but for IL. y. o.d sI''e
God whom perhaps they de.pi.s ..d e.. d
:. secute: One Of the olddiviae. e ,.I per-
6 Oh foolish and mad world if,Sa .s', :.
but wit enough yet, to hug and I - aads'
much OF that little flock, the ho,t., "'k i,
thy peace and the earnest ofthy t,..ss s d
if thou w .,! but know, even ,Ses J.
least in this day, the thing, tina, S., d
unto thy peace. Thou art yet ham,. !
God hath a remnant in thee: .n aRi 3s A.i
knowe't how to make W Of hi. h, 10Y
ness, at least in this day, BY boa aa!H
their persons, by procuring iheir .s'!
and welfare, by following their e1.. '.s'!
by praying for their continuance s''', %s'
highest be still, and more and eve, s Soa
py. But if these thing that belono,' a a.l'
thy peace, be now hidden from ,hips !, ., .as
if these men, tina. prolong thy pe.e., ' :;
prorogue thy destruction, be now d..,; =:
in thy heart, in this day Of thy pe.c.' r csa
is just, thou knowest not how soon ~, Sa
may be taken from thee; and ,houeh i.
do not bring the evil upon ,hee Il ,h. r.
days, when they are code, thou Ino r....
not how soon vengeance may oye,,.I.
thee, and then shall be tear thee in n;...'
and there shall be mono left to d.I;,..
thee. "- Southern Christian Adaem.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12
LAGER BEER.
The New York correspondent Of the

The New York correspondent of the
Richmond Enquirer says:
In the matter of drinking, it is worthy
Of especial remark that the introduction
Of the great Teutonic beverage Of lager
beer has done, strange as it may appear,
a surprising work for temperance. Lager
beer is all the rage, in town and out Of
town, in the low drinking den and the
aristocratic palace.hotel, in bar.rooms,
eating houses, summer resorts, every
where larger beer is the great inquired.for,
the always drank, the ever popular drink
for the masses and not only for the
masses, but for the select, for the aristo.
cracy. Its exceeding mildness almost
precludes the possibility Of getting drunk
upon it, while its smartness and bitter
flavor make it especially grateful to the
palate in warm weather. The conse-
quence is, there is a perfect mania for
lager, and hundreds of hard drinkers, who
were going at a galloping pace to des-
truction. through their brandy potations,
are growing sober and healthy under the
milder tonic Of larger beer. If good for
nothing else, it would be invaluable to
the persons in danger from more ardent
spirits, for giving them the means of
''tapering off," safely and agreeably.
Five years ago, lager beer was thing
unknown. Now It IL sold in five thou.
sand places in and around the city.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12

For Last lslaua.
THE fast sailing ship, RElr s..b
i will run as a regular packet ag 49,
plantation Of Mr.. Uriah Cne," M n
ls mile, below Houma) to C''''''
Last Island during the season. ...ls.
Leaving every Monday mo'a
turning every Friday. ..,..,uesd
This boat IL under the NAN" g.
an experienced and competent '' ~ CIV
cry attention paid to pa''''' j.ls6
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12

@ A new post Office has been Is.
tablished 1t the Terrebonpe station Of tho
Opsluusas, New Orleans, and Great Yves.
tern Railroad. It 10 thirteen miles from
Houma, and IL to be called sTerrebone. -
Mr.. N. H. Smith has received The ID.
poinamont of Post Master.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12

More TIVE than Poctical.-The clergy.
man in certain town, - the custom il,
having Published the bans Of matrimooy
between two persons, vas followed by The
elsrk's reading tho hymn beginning with
those words. Mistaken souls who dream
of heavon!"
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12
-. uvvs from Nicaragua.

Our colupns are full Of interesting news
this morning; although the intelligence
from Nicaragua is more absorbing to hum
dreds 4 our citizens than the political
new. rom Cincinnati. 1t is more inter-
es,inf to Us, at all events. As we have all
alorg predicted, the regenerators under
GEN. Walker have triumPhed not an enc
nv treads the soil of Nicaragua--the
boosting and cruel Costa Ricans have re-
tired in disgrace-aud the star of ''mani'
fest destiny" is beaming effulgen'ly upon
that gloriously endowed land known and
designated on the maps as Central Amer
ica. Nothing now can prevent the re-.
demption and reunion ofthat noble country
The letter from our Granada correspon.
dent, although old, will be fonnd unusually
interesting. We have whole package Of
letters somewhere, which will probably
reach US in day or two. We shall lose
no time in spreading their contents before
the public. A full and authentic history Of
the stirring events that have recently trans
pired in Nicaragua is contained in them.
The conclusion Of our correspondents
letter is extremely significant. g Gen.
Walker" says our correspondent-and he
is we'll posted-''reiuses to receive proPo.
sitions Of peace from Costa RIGA" Well,
why should he? Costa RIGA deserves no
mercy at bis hands; and is, besides, sadly
in need of the influences which control the
operations ofrenovation and improvement.
Give Costa Rica a stable and intelligent
government, like that Of Nicaragua-we
mean the Rivas. Walker government-and
she will advance and prosper amazingly
within few years.
As the avenues to Nicaragua are now
unobstructed, we expect to hear Of large
emigration in that direction in few weeks.
That-not KANSAS the country for
Southern men to 60 to. The wave will
soon begin to roll Northwardly, and fifteen
years will witness the realization Of
great fact, now considered an eztravagant
fgment of imagination.-N. q. Crescent.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12
New Advertisements
Notice.

Notice. IL
A IL persons are hereby fore~an,a. =,
"A notified not to negotiate OF y" =.
two certain promissory notes. TOT ~ ss.l;,,
of three thousand dollars, eacn 80 q
eight per cent interest from date, d . I...
G. F. Connely to the order q n. :. ~, =
less-dated 25th Feb, 1856, ano m. i
ono in all March, 1857, and the c.S d 4
all March, 1858; as | am oe'el ,s.,r
to pay said notes, tho cons'oe'1''
for having failed. ., cossnI
~
uo.,,.na 1lAh 1u.a 1879
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12

o. An eminent agricultural writer, has
said that good farmer should know how
to make heavy land lighter, and lighter
land heavier,-coh land hotter, and hot
land colder. He that knows these things
10 = farmer, and he who does not know
them Is no farmer.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12
SPECIAL NOTICES

What do the Phyaicians say1
Listen to the testimony Of an smine,,
physician in favor Of M'Lane's Vemia,.
which is now universally acknowledged
to be the best in use even msubsn o,
the medical faculty twho are 20 often o.
posed to the use Of patent medicines On.
not withhold their approval Of THE i.
valuable remedy:
LIND, Stark Co. Ohio, Jan 9, 1874
l have used DR.. M'Lane's Won
Specific in my private practies, and I.
prepared to say that the unparaled N.
cess with which have prescribed isus
both for children and adults, induce, nss
say the most in its favor Of any speciiea
patent medicine ever before brought b ny
notice. The mode Of administrator, h
smallness Of the dose. and the esf.aiAy
Of it's efficacious effects, give il, ia y
opinion, = decided advantage over "
other medicine Of tho kind before h
public.
Purchasers viii b. careful b 81 lbr Dr.. 0'IAns
Celebrated vernifags, manufaetu1sd ,,
Fleming Bros. Of PittsbsrS, Pa. Mk
VeYm;fu~ee In ec,unari.nn apa vo.thlew M MIAnA
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12

".""Who struck Billy Patterson" il
a query which has baffled the keen-guess-
ing propensity Of the shrewd Yankee, and
must remain, we fear, to the end Of time,
mystery; but who the subscriber is, who
settled his bill with the Ceres, and renew.
ed his subscription, Notwithstanding short
crop staring him in tho face, is now =
question, which. judging from the follow
ing communication, is exciting considers.
BILE curiosity in these "diggins."
Mr.. Editor: The subscriber who Get.
tied his bill with the Ceres, and was about
backing out on account Of q poor crop, but
wisely onsulted his family before taking
that rash step, must have been "Billy."
Happy fellow for having such a family,
who would not listen to the Goddess leaving
The little girls told Pa they had six old
hens setting, and they would sell them
with all the little biddies, and tho old roos.
ter too, before the Ceres should be taken
from them.
"Vhy, Pa, if it had not been for the
Hoama Ceres, the people down our way
would not know that there was St.
Charles Tin.shop-a Tailor.shop-a
Shoe-maker-shree great big Stores-be.
sides, they never would have dreamed that
lust across tho Canal Mr.. RosE had ono oil
the finest Carriage.shops in the country"
So you SEQ, Mr.. Editor, you may eel
"Billy" down for constant subscriber Just
- long ~ the girls can muster six hens
and rooster. BILLY.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12
Attention! Attention!


All persons favorable 10 the organiza-
don ofa Military Company in this place,
arc requested to meet at the Court House,
O. Monday evening next, At Z o'clock.
The usefulness and necessity of such an
organization ofthis kind cannot be ignored.
In the event Of sufficient number being
gotten up to form company, it will be re-
membered that the State il to furnish the
arms, &c. Let not the chivalry and pat.
riotism Of Terrebonne remain deaf to this
call. Remember that the immortal 4th,
with I'll Ito hallowed associations, is fast
approaching-who would let it pass un.
honored, unsung! Then how becoming
and appropriate would military celebra-
ton be on this occasion! The simple
thought is sufficient to nerve up every
man, and cause him to rally, and hll into
line.
A general attendance, from al parts Of
the Parish, Is earnestly requested, by q
0ost II Friends - the Organisa&ion.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12

gun to diffuse their enervatlng lnnuence
than = general stampede annually takes
place among the Louisiana people. The
wearied denizen Of New Orleans, suffo'
Gated by the dust, stunned by the rumbline
Of innumerable drays, scorched by the
burning pavements, aspires after = pure'
air, dreams ofgreen fields and Of splashins
waters, and HES him to some of the fash.
ionable resorts Of the seaside, or the nte-
rior springs. The sturdy plantes too'
longs 10 exchange the unintermitti'g ennul
of bis solitary domain, for some gayer
scene Of sociability, and takes refuge from
the pungent assaults Of that winged CURSE
the Mosquito, amid the shrongs OF Pass
Christian, Bay St. Louis, Pa'cagooIa' or
Last Island, while hundreds, who, never
weary Of execrating Northern influence and
Yankee predomin.nce, wend their way to
the sherry cobbers Of Newport and Sara
toea. While 10 approve the French max
i'm which tells US stake our fun where we
find it," We do not see the necessity Of
travelling 4 thousand miles to enjoy the
sea-bveeze or pleasant waters. Our own
coast presents a. fine natural attractions
for a summer resort as any place in North
America-and above all, Last Island,
"F,.ss lie q the ocean. first gem Of the sea-"
See how it floats gracefully as swan on
the clear, cool waters ofthe Mexique Gulf!
Are you an amateur Of natation? Do you
like to balhe1 Last Island stretches it's
solid shoal hundreds Of yards sea.ward, and
q child might, without fear or danger, play
in the waters 1t . cannon.sho from the
shore. Old Neptune would scarce stir it's
cradle. But are you swimmer Doyou
love to stem with "heart Of controversy"
the swelling surge! Then stretch out afar
into the mighty deep, and have no fear Of
shark or dread stingaree. Butifyou are an
amorous youth, and like to taste with tone
fair spirit for your minister" the rapture Of
the lonely shore, there Is NOT under heaven
. lovelier scene for moonlight promenade
and sentimental Irritation than the smooth,
sandy beach Of our beloved Isle, Terre.
bonne's richest jewel; and then there's
the romance-ahe Corsair traditions-the
echo Of La6tte's mighty name-his buried
treasures-the deeds Of valor and piratical
magnanimity, which the gray.haired rel.
icks Of bis band tell to the wandering
stranger. Nature, accident and history,
have done every thing to embellish and
GIL with enchantment the little Island. Il
needs but The fostering hand Of patronage
to become renowned throughout America.
Goto Last Island by Ill manner Of means.
" Tho N. o. and o. R. r. reach.
% Terrsboans crossing every day at half
past 10 o'clock. Our Houma Expresses
leave for the crossing At 8 O'Clock.
- At the recent District Convention Of
the American party, which convened q
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12

a. We have had the pleasure Of q visit
from our conffere Of the Plaquemine Sen.
sinel, William p. Bradburn, Esq. Mr.. B.
IL looking WELL and speaks encouragingly
Of the prosperity Of his paper, which BY
the By, il considered ono Of the best coun.
Try sheets in the State. The fraternity
can boast Of but few such able editors a
Mr.. B.
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@ The N. o. and O. r. r. reach.
% Terrsbonns crossing every day 1t half:
past 10 o'clock. Our Houma Expresses
leave for the crossing At o'clock.

- At the recent District Convention Of
the American party, which convened 1t
Thibodaux on last Saturday, the following
gentlemen from this parish were nomina-
ted ~ delegates 10 attend the grand ratid.
cation meeting, to take place 1t Baton
Rouge, 90 Monday next j:
B. G. Thibodaux, H. NJ. Thibodaux,
Henry Newell, Aubin Bourg, George L.
Lester, Alfred J. Delaporte, Dr.. James L.
Jennings, DR.. Allen Dedrick, G. F. Con.
nelly, Andrew McCullum, VIM. A. Shat.
fer, John J. Shafer, WIN. L. Shafsr, ].
G. Pots, ]. B. Robertson, p. Welsh, n.
Hannagriff.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12

A PeRf00eG BTeoS0s
~ What lady o. ss.tlenan vssn remain ~
curse Of disagrseable breath whea b uas ~ 81
OF ThousanA Fl0VeHs's - dssstsn -
mot only render Il sweet but lssvs h tssaa vhe
baseer! Many persons do mot know tasf efen
a.d The subject = 20 delicate their fiends w ~
tioa II. Pour single drop Of the "Ba6" = ~
brush and wash the teeth night and naming. Au
botfle will Last year.
Beautiful Conplexion nay aeN
by rsng The "BALx or faouaAsD Fiovn .
remove tan, pimpses, and ftseAIs iron u ~
Of . sof and roseaie hue. Wet towel -
three drops, asd WISH tie face night end ns.
Shaving Aaas Easy.-wss y'sr 'aAss'
in either warm or cold water, pour On tso q 49, -.
Of ~BALx OF \ THousAHD FLowns," us u .....,
and 1t will make beautiful soft lathef, mnes
the operation Of shaving. Price only my 60
For s,le 1t the HOUMA DIV -
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12

OPHLousAs RAILRoAD-Ssmnser Ar.
rangements-The Board Of Directors,
with the view Of inducing travel, and &C.
commodation to excursion parties At . low
rate during the summer months, have es-
tablished tho following charges to 90 to
tho regular stations and return the same
day, viz:
From Algiers to Boutte. ........31 Is
Bayou des Allemands ............1 so
Raceland, Lafourche Crossing, and
Terfebonne.. ............... so
Tigervillo. ................S 90
Bayou Beeuf. ................S so
Lafourche Crossing and Terrebonne
to Tigerville and back. 90
Lafourche Crossing and Terrebonne
TO Bayou Bout and back. Is
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12

Of the prosperity Of his paper, which BY
the By, is considered ono Of tho best coun.
Try sheets in the State. The fraternity
can boast Of but few such able editors a.
Mr.. B.
@At our town charter election on Mon.
day last the following ticket was elected !:
Trustees: F.s. Goode, Chs. Tennent.
John Berger, Aubin Bourg, J. p. viguerie.
Treasurer: Alfred DeIaporte.
We look forward with great interest to
the frst meeting Of our Corporation Board.
A matter Of great public interest will be
that Of draiaass; measured to carry out
which, we trust, viii be adopted without
delay.
1--we arc permitted to drop hint, would
+ not BE- advisable to instruct our repre.
ssniaiives to tho Legislature, to procure
such amendment to our town charter, q to
oon6sr more power ID the corporation
The present charter il wanting in many
particulars. Would not it be we'll also for
u ishabitants ofthe corporaiioa to be Ok.
empeed from the payment If parish taxes,
ia'visw Of the enormous taxation to which
they will Be subjected in supporting thei,
avn town
~ Quite = mysterious affair took place
h our quiet town last Saturday night.
1hs particulars arc these: At about IL
seloek On the night above mentioned, IN
lrishmaa By the name of Michael Hosey
Vas found weltering in his own blood on
~ public road 1t the corner of Nj. Nc
Gaw's blacksmith shop near the canal
4 ssport' # = pistol was heard, and til.
subsequsae sroans Of this unfortunate gen
dsanan attracted several Of our citizens L
the spot who're be Vas found lying in Ii.
critical position described. A pistol W,
haad discharged By his side, which va,
aasrwasds identified q tho one which
Hossy carried about his person that day
dIsweuDd consisted in . pistol shot in th,
- efths stomach, Mr.. h. i still linssr
~ ba = NJ understand, with I YER,
-. s a's recovery. Al attempt
!, q" : est aoshor't'es TO Serret o.
80. : sey' Aave proven abortive
~ uoe was he'd before On
.,:... d. 49, e'''1en upon WHOM
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12

~ PHALONs PaPhian Lstisa .
Beautifier-infsnibe - presesvssive Of y. ~
complexion, and Isl means Il sradieatns o - ~
10, tan, pimpses, chapped hands, lips and - -
sunburns, sealds, burns, etc., and al diseases
70 the skin. Manufactured by E. PHAL0S'P e
Broadway, New Yosk-and for sale st the ..r
MIN HOUNA DRUG sIvI-
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12

~ Frederick would moss respectfully nnasd
friends and patrons. that having hssy reastssd assh
lot Of excellent clothing, suitable for mailing paa ~
this season Of the yesr, he is now ready b aee'
all Who .i.nd In need Of hi. - VICES. [nyE
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12

o. Tho news from Nicarsgua, i Il.
most too good to Be true, In these days
when liberty and freedom are % perilled
BY hypocritical friends 1t homo and open
or disguised enemies abroad. The rumor
10 that tho Costa Ricans have fed from
Nicaragua, fully convinced that Gen.
Walker enjoys tho entire confidence Of
the Nicaragua people.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12

Labs Providence Herald.-We have
neglected to notice heretofore, the fact
hat this Journal has again changed hands.
7. B. r. HArcH, Esq., 10 now the pro-
pristor and editor. Mr.. Hatch il Z Wig.
orous writer, and will no doubt, make his
paper The organ Of HE party in that sec.
tioa At the State. He has our best wish.
60 for bis success.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-12

Houma, 18th June, 1856. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-27
CARTER,s:sPANrsH MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder ,!
infable remedy for Serofua. Kings evil. Rbeuma-
tules the Face Botehes Boils gue and
Sore Eyes Ringworm letter Scald Head Enlargm
tic Disorders Lumbago Spinal Complaints Diseases
arising from nJudcious of Mercury Imprudence
Life. or Impurty of the Blood.
E- This great Alternative medicine and Purifier the
Blood thousands patients
all of the United States who testify daily
kable by the greatest Of sill medicines
matism, Scrofula EruponS the Skin. Disease
Fevers Ulcers Old Affections Kidnevs
OF the Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching
Bones and Joints speedily fight by using this
great and inestimsbe remedy.
all diseases of the Blood nothins has yet been found
with 1t cleanses the Of puritiee
digestion gives the Stomach the skin
Healthy the constitution y
disease broken down by the OF youth
Ladies' it better the Cos
raetcs used few doses of CARTERs SPANISH MIX
will all sallowness ofeempexon bring
the eenera health in remarkable degree beyond the
medicines ever beardof.
large certificates which have received
from Persona from all of the United States
evidence that there is humbuE about H. The hotel
keepers magistrates physcians and public known
to the community their testimony to the youderfn
Call the Agent and GirsEar and Almanac read
the wonderful this of all
performed
None genuine unIesssigned BENNETT 4 BEERS Propri-
No Pearl street Richmond Va to whom all orders
forsupplies and Agencies must be addressed.
For sale by Halock Stoddard: Evansville; HaiIoek
Parmenter, Princeton; @. n. Clark, Yincennes by
6saiersin medicines generally. augs
UDERsIAN CLOTH cases Persian Cloth. .,sortsd
nov2a JAMES Low co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-27
CIGAR AND ToRACOo ST0REOF

JALtJB ID.
20. Sehaener g. Schroeder's old STANDBY
r RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surreandingcountry, thatI hayetaken the above
stand, determined to continue the business and
will hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco othe best brands Eastern mark cts
ford; also Snufaud Smoking Tobacco all kinds Mer-
shaun China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail.
tiles, the cash prices Wholesale Retail
Myiengthy experience in the business convinces me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicita share ofpublic patronage. IapI.tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-27
SAMUEL ORR
DAVID O.NEIL,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

M Il II y ID A n L Il A LOR H,
Second street. between Main and Locust.
In just received and opened a Cloths
Il O different eoors Cassimeres quality and
latest styles with the richest such plain and
velvets sans silks. &c., with for bust
All these goods the quality
varieties brought this city My old
and citizens generally invited examine them.
prepared with frstrate workmen make goods
tstyies. fits in allcases. sepf2tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-27
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

order that be able to devote my time part
I'll larry to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part eff
business have disposed of part of interests the
Gerry house Nr. MATTHEW DALZELL who will CO
tnue old stand, the style of ORR
with complete of everything the Grocery
line would take this opportunity of returning
thanks the paying house for
extended 70 me tor many ask
them continue their favors the firm and would
the slow not all gentlemen that they
not ask credit ct this house.
March l, 1855, SAMUEL ORR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-27

ID ESPECTFULLY in the citizens Of Evansville an
Ia ITS vicinity that they formed in the
practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Having been actively for
century, snd become familiar with disease Incl
dent to this they their
cess will ent them 20 share of public patronage
Their ONCE on Frsr street. between Main and Locust
poste the Post Occ where ethet or both them
consulted unless absent on professions business.
sxIa-H