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G. FLINT & JONES
B. BROWER & Co.

Efouse Furnishing Store, sad
No. II CAMP STREET, New Orleans.
# 4s Established 1922 4s15saa
IS CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHVARE
fgsA SILVER PLATED, BRITANNIA, ~
Tin, Wooden, Japanned and Iron ware. Cutlery,
Lamps, Brushes, Tenders, Andirons. Coai Scut-
tics Shovels and Tongs, ETC., etc., sesc
Including every article required to furnish house
Csxeept eabinet ware and dry goods2 ss.tl.s5ss
ALso--The celebrated Republic Cooking Stoves.
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OCULIST!.

asf9s@ ND c,IIcTINE,S OFFICE
s For the Treatment Of Diseases of the EVE and
9eaeetions of Vision, No. 1875 ST. CHARLES STREET,
39aita Lafayette Square, New Orleans. Al surgi-
opssations upon the Eye attended to. Such as
tBfaGt, Squirting, the insertion OF Artncial Eyes
, t esTcsgsa3ag ian 4. 1854 Y
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W. A. BROADWELL & Co.,

Successors to A. ]. Wright & Co..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 100 Gravier
" street, New Orleans. = I @#5 IL. yf .s"..
We shall give special attention to executing orders
for family and plantation suppeseand the collection
and remittance of money. E- 49,.
In pursuing strictly commission business, we have
adopted the policy Of accepting bilis furnishing all
our accommodations by direct cash advances. .@s
As we receive BAeGING and RerE direct from the
manufactories, shall have pleasure in supplying
planters without charge Of commission for purchasing.
We are agents for GrisWold's Improved Cotton Gins,
whichare delivered free of CHARGE fully guaranteed,
at So SO If saw. .."5
The services of Mr.. A. ]. WRIGHT will be given to
the interests of the house decl2
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POOLEY, NICHOL q Co.,
(Successors to John Hunt,)
Florida Yellow Pine Lumber Yard,

CSreer of Cedar and Julia streets-NeW basin,
New ORLEANS. .4.#g@ss s5aH sm
SuPEgIOR Dressed, Tongued and Grooved Floor
~ ing and Ceiling, Laths, Shingles, Deck Plank,
aha general assortment of Building Lumber, well
seasoned and always on hand. ..itfs~S5E.s
All orders from the country carefully and promptly
hiled tstaE 2y9 tt1F@ apa-Is.- --t
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CHAS. ". JONTE, q

,r0ND Justice Of the Peace for the Parisf, Of
J}rI ,ans, commissioner TO take testimony, end
for the States Of Mississippi and Arksn
so. 65 Common street, Opposite the City Hctol,l
St.foans5 - sss y d2g-ly. Y
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THOMAS l.. WHITE,

N4@ # IHOMAS L. w WHlIE, ss-
No. Ids CANAL STREET, (second door below tke
Meehanics' and Traders Bank,1 New Orleans,
Bookseller G SfatiOner,
" AW, Medical, Miscellaneous and School Books.
A Writing Paper, viz: cap, letter and note. Wrap
ping papur of various qualities qnils steel pens, ink,
snd general assortment of BLANK Books Country
merchants and teachers are requested to call and
s4;ns she stock s, j26-Iy
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d. P. CONVERSE. t. NJ. CONVERSE. p CONVERSE,
egaCONVER Sc g. Co., eg
.r&9sa4F GROCERS e.

'-- And dealers in Western Produce,
Corner of Fulton and Canal streets, and
corner of Common and New Levee streets,
Opposite the Steamboat Landing j New ORLEANS.
HAVE constantly for sale the most accommo-
IL dating terms, a large stock of TEAS, WINES and
GROCERIES generally; together with every description
of Western Produce. January a, 1855 lyis
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BENJAMIN d. MICOU, I'd ht8aa4
rT9RNEYS AT LAW, No. 40 Canal street,
sew Orleans. Will also practice in the Supreme
AZ ,fthe United States, Washington. sl #a5
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e. II. RUSHA,
Foreign Wines g. Liquors.
And dealer In Domestic Spirit;

NeE. 54 Asp Sc BRooMr STREET, Qate Girod street)
NEw ORLEANS. 4ls 5syas ID n
W EF3PS constantly on hand a general assortment
N sf french Brandies, Wines. Fruits in quer; as-
sorted csrdials bitters, essence peppermint, Curaeo
,3isatts 80 etc. etc. s&5 @ Sg nov1A, 1853 IN
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On the 22d ult., quartermaster- sergeant H.
n. Bruning. of the 9th regiment q. S. army
was married 10 Miss Mary c. Mather, daugh-
ter of the postmaster at Old Point Comfort. Va.
On the same afternoon, the bridegroom accom-
panied bis regiment on board the ship st. Louis
and with his wife sailed for Oregon. A long
wedding tour. szs-s-z...sD az
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VOL. VI
q q r M g
WILLIAM CHRISTY, :5

rTORNEY AT Law, No. 80 s.. Charles street,
New Orleans. Practices in the Supreme court o,
.3afsana, and the United States Circuit ana -is- N
Y g1urts. g.s in
W 81. is Commissioner for various States, and viii
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DAVID TAYLOR & Co,
Boots, shoes and Hats.
NEW STaRE

TO. Il Magazine street. opposite the Arcade,
rssEsp DAVID TAYLOR g. Co., inform sheir -
Rsst trends, country merchants, and osherl 7
a5s~ customers, that they are now occurring -
tsir ew sad spacious stpre No. Al Magazine street,
opposite Banks' Arcade and have on hand large and
esaIacti stock of Boots. Shoes, Brogans and Hats,
Of every dsscription, to which they are constantly
recefvag additions, by the latest aIrtsais, from the
eastern: ities We offer to buyers LdYantages
the eastern markets, taking into consideration the
sira consumed in shipments, with the extra expenses
attendant Don snch purchases. Purchaser are IN
vtsa 10 ell and examine the large stocs of the above
named goods which with be sold on the most liberal
Terms. N. Orleans, Feb. q 6aa-ly
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MODIFYING A CAND1DArE.-At democratic
meeting held at indianapolis, says the Chicago
Citizen, lieut.. gov. Willard was recommended
as a candidate for governor next year, provi
ded he would agree to refrain from that 1ln-
healthful and degrading stimulant called bran
dy. As soon as the resolution requiring reform
of Mr., Willard was adopted, he became peni-
tent and addressed the meeting, saying that he
had been a wanderer from the true path of
manliness, and that, if the democratic party
would make him governor Of Indiana, he would
pledge himself to get sober and remain so.--I
He said that, n consideration of the fact that a
terrible struggle was before the party, he felt
it necessary, in order tocarry the democratic
standard steadily straight, to rely more upon
his manhood than brandy. He concluded with |
a recapitulaton of the matter in this wise:
Il have gone thus far in pledging to you my
total abstinence from the use Of intoxicating |
liquors during my term Of service if elected !
governor of the State of Indiana, that to you
| might avoid even the appearance of evil, and
that the tongue of SANDER and malyolence may
be hushed and palsied.' ssSs -s sr va
The aboveis singular incident, but the
Journal declares it to be true. zr fxr gr.- -gi7
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Ssv=-s 500 H. and yS spss. PIoushs, just
asRrzss @ss Maa. Received per steamer Runaway.
feha2 Vi OGLESBY g. GEISWOLD.
EL0uR AND BACoN-superior articles, intend
I'D eapressly for family use just received and ter
sHie BY IT t. & B. JACOBS.
Y EfON SYRUP, Essence Of Ginger Nutmegs,
- s3yrasy elA, fns saIs VI WIN. B. MILLERp
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IN NALL. EDWIN Y. hopp. .As. .,r ~ Z - : ~ f n
HALL, ROOD 4 PUTNAM, n
gg ttOn and Sugar Factors,

PETERS, WILLARD q Co.
YxTHoLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, Cor
Wv uerof Old Leyee and Bienville streets, Orleans
So THOMAS M'INTYRE,
m ENERAL COLLECTOR, No. 20 Camp ST., New
~ Orleans. Bills collected in any part Of the city
ar ts venity and the proceeds Immediately renitted
sfer co DrWarren Stone, DR.. Boyer and L. C Dill
lard Faa aas9 tz s4Ss 145# FHs8 m9ly
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General Invitation.

General Invitation.
M lTHOUT distinction of parties, no partially
w shown either to Democrates Know Nohings, ah
viii be treated alike except Ladies' who will always enjoy
the first preference, at
y M. LO WE N ST E I n $,
corner Of Second and st. Louis Streets opposite j. Augiers
Confectionery store where is offered large stock Of FALL
and WINTER GOODS will be weekly received from the
principal cities in the East
DRY GOODS.
Such as the latest styles and coored prints Of dferens
patterns and qualities, Muslin de Laine, Merinos, Pad.
Apacas Gnghams, figured and plaid Velves plain D'aek
Dress Silks, ditto with Satin Pads, changeabe and ane!
Plaid Silks, Silk Robes, Embroderies such Swiss ana
Muslin Chemsetts Collars, Under Sleeves Bands and skp'
edging and inserting, Bonnes Artificial Flowers Robons
Dress and Cloak Trimmings, Silk Mansllas and CIosss'
Flanne plain and figured of various colors and quay
Table Cloths, Towels Ladies' and Cbldren's Belts, fer
fumery Ladies, Children and Gents Hoosiery, and many
other articles too numerous to mention.
The most particular attention is called to large I'D"
well assorted stock Of
Mems, Boys and Children's Clothing,
do not hesitate to say the largest and finest soek "
CLOTHING in this place, which offer below New Orleans
retail prices
ALso-A large assortment Of Ladies' Gents Boys, Misses
and Chidrens
BOOTS AND SHOES
Mems Boys and Chlrens HATS and CAPS Of great many
descriptions
Brown and Bleachei Cotons Stripes Coonades hnh
Jeans-aso, large quantity Of Negro Coth all Of "D'
will be sold very low for Cash. mt.
Persons wishing to purchase, will do well ana IL a.,
for their interest to call and examine my stock "'
before visiting elsewhere. .,.t
1t daily occurrence that persons find out too late " n
well paid their trouble Thibodaux ana P'
chaee their Winter supply Of me. -.
REMEMBER am receiving GOODS every "ee"'
there will be always sone new fashion ana issn eoo
NV motto "Large Sales and Small Profits" no tronoe."
show goods, i'll feeling, any charges made no
chase is made l'''-']
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e. j. HART g. Co.

Nos u, 4 70 7chopitoulas Street, Ner- Orleans.
Brandlcs. Wines, Liquors.
GROCERIES,, DRUGS AND CHEMICALS
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE NOW IN STORE,
l. and are daily receiving per Packet, Steamers and
Ships, very extensive stock, as
FRENCH BRANDIES-
500 PACKAGES, half quarter and eighth PIPES, among
1892 Lecoq Champagne, 1915; Alfred Morton; Iennes.
sey; PeIevoisin; J. II. GODDARD, etc.
HOLLAND GIN, JAMAICA RUM, SCOTCH and IRISH
DOMESTIC LIQUORS
WHISKY-1G0 barrels Old Monongahela Rye; 50 barrels
Superior Virginia Rye 100 barrels Western Reserve 100
RUM-5o barrels Louisiana. GIN-5o barrels New York.
B1TTERs-lo barrels Superior Wine; 10 barrels schedam
300 PACKAGES pure JUICE PORT; Burgundy Port
Grown Port; Golden Sherry: Grown Sherry; Rose Ma
deira; Lisbon Madeira; Sweet and Dry Malaga, &C.
baskets, Fine Brands, quarts and Pnts
CLARET-10oo boxes, among which some very choice.
HAUT SAUTERNE-25O boxes.
OLD COGNAC BRANDY-150 boxes.
HOLLAND GIN-jamaica Rum; Sherry; Port, etc, 500
Hyson, Hyson skin Orange Pecco, Fowery do, Chuan
Gunpowder, Toukay, Twansey.
sUGAR-Louisiana Loaf, Crushed and Powdered.
MOLASsES-Golden Syrup and Honey.
CASDLES-Sperm, Star and Tallow.
SOAP-Brown, White, Fancy and Castillo
BUTTER-Goshen and Western.
CHEESE-Englsh Dairy, Pine Apple.
sTARCHIndgo, saeratus Buckwheat, Havana Preserves
Shaker Preserves Canton Ginger Prunes Currants Pee
Brazil Nuts Rasins, Almonds Cranberries, Dried
Apples, Dried Peaches.
PICKLES-Ketchups, Sauces Of all kinds.
ALEPorer Cider, Rock Candy, Sweet Chocolate
Stick Candy Fire Crackers Backing Wash Boards Clothes
Lines Brooms Shoe Brushes Baskets Cedar Tubs Painted
Tubs, Pals, bingham Buckets Sieves Mats Scrubbing
Brushes, Axe Handles, &c.
PAPERLetter, Cap Straw Store and Wrapping Papers
all kinds
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
BARKSDALE, Elroy, Parks, Mac Mac, McEnery, John
Sydnor, Mcdonald Charles NJ Pain, ,Spencers Williams
Grymes, Buffers, Meyers Rough Ready Mills Lundy-
foot Pnckneg, Hobson Choice Eucre, Yellow Bank Good
wins Smoking, LilIenthal.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS
QU1NINE-200N ounces French and American 75 demi-
johns Spirits Nre 10 carboys ditto 60 denijohns Aqua
Amonia; carboys ditto; 80 carboys Acetic Acid 80
cases English Borax 200 kegs Carb. Soda; so barrels
Sal Soda 100 barrels EPSON Salt 25 bbls Gauber Salt;
10 bbs Camphor; so bbls Cream Tartar 20 bbls Flour
Birthstone, 20 bbls Roll ditto 20 cases Gum Arabic as
sorted qualities; Turkey Gum Myrrh cases
White Wax; 800 ID Turkey Opium 1900 b Tararic Acid
so b Citrc Acid; bbls Oxalic Acid; bales Orange
Peal bags Aniseed; bales English vaerian Root;
bales Gentian Root; bales Columbia Root 20 boxes
Cacined Magnesia 10 Carb. Magnesa; 1OOOlb
Peruvian Bark in powder. various qualities; 500 b Afr
can Cayenne Pepper 100b Powdered Canharides; 10OD
English Calomel; 200 b American Caome; 100 b Eng
lish Blue Mass 200 b Amercandilto so b Tartar Emetc
80 b Corrosive SubIimate; so % Red Precipate; $50
Iodine Poasse; 50 b Iodine; 300 ounces Morphine; $50
ounces strychnine;
800 n CHL0RoFORM, and a large assortment Of Drugs
Chemicals Extracts, ETC., for sale by e. j. HART Co.
jan14 II and 70 Tchoupitoulas st Now Orleans.
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Institution of Learning

TOR YOUNG LADIES'
l. The Religious Ladies of Mount Carmel have the
honor of informing their acquaintance and the public in
general that they have opened Thbodaux parish Of
Lafourche, day and boarding School for Young Ladies'
The course of instruction is similar to that pursued
by other boarding schools Of the counyha is to
Writing, Grammlr Geography, Arithmetic, Elements of
Geometry Natural Philosophy, History and Literature
will also be taught
The scholastic year divided into two sessions the first
commencing the 1s of October and ending the 14th
OF March, the second commencing on the 10th OF March,
and ending on the Sd Monday of August.
COntlltiOns--B0Nrders.
The price Of boarding. comprising general instruction in
French and English $60per payable in advance
half the commencement of each session charge Of sc
will be made for bed, on entering the institution.
Lessons Piano and of instrument, per month 90
Day Scholars.
French and English branches, per month each s3 90
Both branches together G " 90
For further particulars amply the Lady Superior
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-01
6otels, sc.

TRANKLIN HOUSE.-IN CONSEQUENCE
IL of the advanced price of provisions table lHR2zA
wines and servants hire, the proprietor felt
PEELED on the first of January last makesome slight EEL!
advance in the prices for boarding. and instead
Fifty cents for dinner, has charged Seventy five cents
but has concluded upon charging only the old price
Wines, however, of kinds and grades always on
hand ready to order of guests when required, viz:
Claret, Native Catawba Wine, Haut Sauerne, white
Wine old Sherry Charles Hedseck Champagne uscat
Cordals, ETC. Aso-London Porter and Ale, Scotch Ale
good deal money, time and pains have been recently
spent in retting to make this Hotel pleasant and COM
Portable to the traveller and regular boarder
fdeny trust it will receive liberal share of
June2-tf. B.F. HOLDEN, Proprietor.
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To Surar Planters.

To Sugar Planters.
MERRICK & SONS having acquired the exclu.
Il sive right manufacture and sell the Patent Sugar
Bo ling Apparatus Of n Reux would inform the planters
Of louisiana that they to contract for such
apparatus with all its appendages All Vacuum Pans built
BY them will have the tubes arranged to be taken
and replaced at pleasure These apparatus have been
greatly improved and added to.
W. E. FLANDERS Engineer will attend to the setting Of
Of the above machinery and will act agent for to
upon contracts with the planters with Commercial
Agent, W E. Thompson, ia Camp street.
MERRICK SONS, southwark Foundry
dec39 I'm Philadelphia.
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II0ulnn Express.

y F. HOLDEN has placed upon the line
De from the Railroad Crossing, Terre- sss-f;,,s
bonne Depot, to Iounla, Stage and En- ssz
press, capable Of carrying eight passengers, -s-1
Express packages or light Melch ndse will be carried at
reasonable rates The Express Stage will leave Iioum;
every morning at to half past O'clock and returning
Ioula' will leave the Depot Immediately after the arrival
of the train from the City, half past II to IL NJ
Fare each way. ..................S ~ 0O
~ bah persons expecting packages by the Express
must be prepared, (by themselves agens) with the cash
pay charges delivery will he impossible to
duct such business upon any other principle.
Orders for the City Express will be received Iouma
intermediate points and forwarded with dispatch all
letters by the Express must be postage paid
This is only the beg nning of spstem of Express inter-
communication with large commercial metropolis and
elsewhere which intended to be carried proper
enlent is extended.
I5O-tf1 B. F. HOLDEN.
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Wholesale Druggist and ApOthecary.
RICHARD H. CHINN,

RICHARD II. CHlNN,
St. Charles Street, of Union Street 61
TouRoU's Row, New ORLEANS,
'nFFERS to Planters, Physicians and Merchants,
~ large stock of
FRESH MEDICINES, FRENCH CHEMICALS,
WINDOW GLASS
PAINTS, OILS, AND yARNISHES,
TOILET ARTICLES, ENGLISH and FRENCH SOAPS,
SHE'LL, HORN, AND IVORY COMBS, BRUSHES,
FRENCH PERFUMES AND COLOGNE WATER,
CONGRESS WATER AND PATENT MEDICINES.
eB His articles will be marked and packed as to
the requirements OF PLANTERS and their assistants
His terms and pr r.ces will be made satisfactory.
TO SUGAR PLANTERS
RICHARD H. CHINN, proprietor of the "Louisidn0
Chemical Works" offers the Sugar Planters superior
article of Bi-Sulphite of Lime. sep1-1y
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Gallon Island Hotel

THE undersigned has the honor of informing his
Il friends and acquanances well the publ C. that
he will open Hotel on Caou Island about The 10th
inst Nothing will be spared on his part to render his
tabishment as ample in every particular the facilities
will permit. His table will at all times be provided with
every variety of fish, oysters, etc. etc.
Hours of meal-Breakfast at O'Clock; Dinner flom to
o'clock
With the view Of serving planters he has provided ample
accommodations for the reception and treatment of conva
escen negroes at the moderate rate of $ per month";
whom the strice attention will be paid In case Of death
charge Of IS will be made to defay the expenses burial
July7. JOACHIM PORCHE
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE,
COlIcgtate Department,

N7ESTERN MILITARY INSTIT JTE-The
w next session Of this College, which consists of two
terms commencing respectively the 10th of September
and 18th January continues without interruption from tie
beginning to the close the 18th june 1885, At present
there are seven professors in the Colegeone or will be
thorough in text books and teaching as that of any College
in our country The discipline is strict, yet parental and
maintained by day aud night Mental Moral and Physical
Culture, Economy and Discipline the especial objects
the system.
Charges for Tuition, Boarding. Washing, Fuel Servants
attendance use of Arms Room Furniture Towels Bedding
(each Cadet to supply tie necessary Bankets 500 per
term Of weeks Surgeons fee and medicines per term
Engineering Modern Languages Book Keeping, and Fenc
ing, each $1O per term. For particulars address
]. BERRIEN LINDSLEY
Chancellor of the University or
b. R. JOHNSON Superintendent of the Institute.
Nashville, Tenn, August, 1855. aug254 Am.
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ThibOdauX Home Academy,

y BRYsON BURROWS, A. B., Principal.
7>HIS INSTITUTION will open on Monday, the
l. 17h September and continue ten months. 1t is desi
rabe that Students be present the first day the
Pupils however, win be received time and charged
accordingly This school designed prepare students
by LIBERAL thorough and practical education for College,
or any other business of life the plan comprising complete
preparatory course-Englsh Classical and Mathematical
Patrons rest assured that and perseverng
effort will be made cultivate the head heart and hand
to train boys for becoming intelligent god and useful men,
to give the elements Of perfect education.
TERMS
For the regular English course, per month, 5000
For each additional language, !" ...... I.5O
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

4
MEssRs BEssE BROTHERS HAv- :::
Nl ing recently taken charge of the above.&
extensive establishment, situate Napoeonvie parish Of
Assumption promise their friends and the travelling public
that they will pains exertons their part to
render it OF the most desirable in the country Their
table will supplied at all times with every delicacy
the market and surrounding country affords Travellers en-
terained at all hours ofthe day the Their
charges are moderate Abera paronageis solicited JAM
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-01

DR BATEY.-Coast and Lafourche Packet
- The steamer DOCTOR BATEY, annanua h
A. Dugas, Master letves New Orleans ih-Aa=.zsSSN
every MONDAY at O'Clock, P. M, and IT, Gssss9
FRIDAY at 9 O'clock A.. Going down, =ss@zEzszzE=
leaves Thbolaux every TUESDAY and SATURDAY eve
nipg and down the Coast Wednesday and Sunday
For freight passage. apply board to A. Laforest
New Orleans, A. Gingry, Donaldsonville, or
ian5 S. T. DACNlS 4 BROS, Thibodau3.
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Estate Of ". II. HiAljams.

Estate Of W. II. HiNiams
NTATE OF LOClSlANA.-Fifth Judicial NJ.
y trict Court, parish of Lafourche. AIS
WHEREAS, }. 5. PERKINS, of the said parish, Al
ministrator of said Estate, has rendered pyovson, NV
count of his Administration with the Clerk Of said C
praying that it may be homoogated, '''
e therefore all persons are hereby warned and notified
with the Clerk of said Court at his office in the town
Thbod'ux, in thirty da after the first publication bs
or the said account will be confirmed in cours. ola,
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Conr, Az:
29th day of Dee'er thousand eight hupdrsd ns @
SD fifty five [4-5t] L. S. ALLAN Ces. '
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Bangor House.

Bangor House.
THE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure in an
l. nouncing to the travelling public and the citizens Of
the town that she has lately added largely the
datons Of her house, and is prepared entertain
Boarders equal to any other house in Thbodaux Her
Bile is at all times supplied with decacy that the town.
surrounding country and New Orleans market afford Her
prices for transient boarding. as reasonable
as the times will admit Of LIBERAL patronage is solicited
July l2-1y. Mrs. ELvINA TENNEY
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COLE.NANS PATENT UNDUZATORY =
CORN AND FIGURING MILL


WILLIS P. COLEMAN, New Orleans La,
wv October 1st 1850.
J. WATERMAN BROTHER, corner Common and Maga-
zine streets, New Orleans, AGENTS.
These Mills vary in price from One Hundred to Four Hun
dred Dollars and grind from ~ to 60 bushels of meal
per hour.
The above Mills manufactured by the undersigned at
his manufactoy City Of Jefferson only minutes travel
the Mandatory, send by Mail the address WILLIS
P COLEMAN his Agents, will meet with prompt attention
and dispatch TERMS CASH, or City acceptance at four
six months with interest the ofeght per cenum
~ All Mills warranedto perform to the satisfaction
Of the purchasers. WILLIS P. COLEMAN,
jan7-1y. Pdtentee and ProDrietor