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Geo la5 PRIZES.

l5,l85 prizes amounting 70 500 goo
The Ii, 900 Prizes of IS are determined ty the
number wAich draws the $40, 800 Prize-ii that
number should be IN odd number, then every odd
number ticket ia tue Scheme will be entitled 10 s.
an cren number, then every even ntmher ticae,t
will be entitled to ss, IN addition to ANY other Prize
which may BE- drawn.
Purchasers in buying in equal quantity of odd AID
even number tickets will be certain of drawing near
y one-halt the cost of the same, with chances OF
obtaining other Prizes.
NJ those tickets ending with 2, i, C, S, are even
all those ending with l, 3, 5, Z 8, are odd.
~ Remember that every Prize IS drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
re Al Prizes Of 81, 900 and Under, pSid imme-
diately sitter the draWing-othef Prizes at tle Usual
time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential. The
drawn numbers viii be forwarded to purchasers il-
mediately after the drawing.
WHOLE TtcnEfs, Sl0-HAtvEs, S5,--QrARrgRs s21%
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in otter Tickets
at either Office,
Orders for Tickets can be addressed 10
S.S@AN & CO., Atlansa, Ga.
or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ata.
.Julv 1870
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LATEST ARRIVAL

NTE Ere receiving our second suppis DR. Snr;ne
w and Summer Clothing, and orr stock is larrer
now than any other in town. We can sell new
Suits of Clothing; from s.; so mp to SO. We re.
quest all our friends to call soon, we are deter
mined to sell or give away, Don't forget the place
WELLER LEOPOLD, Main Street, in the
largo Store Room, lately occupied BY T. C. Burwcl
July 10, 1856.
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T,HARLEs IL. MeGUFFlN,s Adm,r,

CHARLES IL. MeGUFFlN'S Adm'rs.
JESSE REXROAD and others,
In the Circuit Court of Highland
Pursuant to decree pronounced in this cause on
the 9th day of may 1885, shall on the a1tb day Of
August, 1906, ON the premises in the Town of HHp
terey, Highland county, Va. proceed to sell 5y WY
Of public auction To the highest bidder, the itouse
and let in the Bin and proceedings mentieped said
lot being designated as lot No. In the rleee said
Town OF Monterey. gt,
The terms one half of the purchss money to
be paid on the LIST day OF Oetobars 1856, and the
other half the LIST day of Nay 1851 the purchaser
to execute bonds with good personal security and
the title to be retained until s the purchase hen-
ey is paid. .l,l,, ~ 30.
k,,l ia Shift of Highland Coiinty
August ?, 1856.
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VATANfED, A TEACHER to take charge of the
w "iIiGHLAND ACADEMY" about the first
of September next, for the ensuing Session Of ten
months. gentleman well qualified to teach all the
the Latin and Greek Language, ,ill fad that to
be desirable situation. 70 such a one a liberal
salary will be given or the option OF taking the
tuition fees; None need apply bet such asarc quail
fled 70 teach the branches specified. This school is
situated In regan Of country the most healthy and
salubrious of any In the State. For further parIic-
uars address either Of the undersigned.
WIN. w. FLEMING,
WIN. c. JONES,
A. SEYBERT
A. STEVENSON,
Monterrey, August 2, 1856 Trustees.
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DEE.

In Mcl&in County Illinois, on the 10th day OF
June 1856, Mr.. Jous DEAL, aged 70 years and about
0 months. Mr.. Deal was long resident of Waynes-
boro, Augusta County, Va. where he enjoyed the
confidence and respect df large Circle Of friends.
Spectator and Register please copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-09
VIRGINIA GENITAL RAILROAD.
Notice 10 builders.

proposals Hifl be received at the Engineers Office
l. in stsunton until the 10th of August, for tho
construction OF an Engine House at Miller,s Denot
said engine house to be built of Brick and IS by e
Sect in outside dimensions. 10 be finished by tbe
end OF the present year, plan and specifications viii
soon be ready at the Engineers office. go
II, D. WHlMCOMB,
a.. oh. Eng, Va, c. Il. r.
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A Matter of Public aud private Conc..-

'o' "a Iupiic and Private Concern.
TIME subscriber has commenced tho poar
u ShoEMAkiSG business at The old s,and acc 80
A. NJ. Simpson Go. under the Union Hal. VT
customers q tue old firm will always find an esrs,
lent steek OF homemade articles at fair prices At
Ladies will lsd every variety eff Shoes and ta;,. no
for their use, fran which they can max, ~ "dIane's
''jast suited to their mind e'ee"oa
M: Astmther indacement for the public e.t,.
age, the subscriber will state that he has pa'loh
the services of 4. NJ. simpson a. supe,nt, ~ aeta
his establishment. UPYpY mr. nl,ssentu
duy 10, is5e-U NN"ocs
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Notice 10 Trespaasevs.

rTNHE subscriber hereby fore,garns the public, and
offenders in particular not to trespass upon
his farm. upon which he resides. either by passing
throaeh his enclosures hunting, fishing, or in any
whatsoever. II this friendly notice is not
lie will certainly enforce the penalties of
the law against offenders,
z HUGH l., GALLAHER.
Waynesboro, August ?, 1855
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Notice..

yNHE lst of July is past, ard our accounts are
4 ready to be cashed And, moreover, the time
is at hand to lay in new stock for next season,
and for which purpose money is needed more than
ever. Our friends ans customers who have net yet
paid up their accounts, are requested to come and
settle up at once. Our, older accounts are equally
expected to be settled at an early date.
July rs, 1856. STEINER. BROS. & co.
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NOTICE.

The sale notes executed to as the Elk or of Will
liam Sillings Jr.. deed, will be due on the 10th of
Sept. next the Estate being largely in debt prompt
payment will be required. JOS. L. HOTTIE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-09

: Profitable Mrsstmcnt.--I Ii you would save TWEEN
ty dollars in physicians TESS and twice that amount
in time, buy dollar bottle of Perry Davisas' Pain
Killer for famaly use, yea will never regret it.
August 2, 2S56.-2t.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-09

WANTED, a Tanner. 4 good workman Of steady
w habits, can obtain situation very desirable
and permanent. A man With family preferred
August 3, lS5G.--tf. H. L. g.
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u aShbHfn, Governor OF dIassa-
chusetts, W. G. PlunlSett. Lieut..
Gov, of Mass, Edward Everett,
FIX Sec. of State and Senator OF
Z. S., Robert G. Winthrop, Ex-
Speaker House Rep, u. ;. a.,
Abbott Lawrence, Minister plen.
to Great Britain, John b. Fitz-
patrick, Catholic Bishop of Bos-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-09
ROANOKE COLLEGE,

Y COATED at salem, Roanoke county, Va, in tho
IL beautiful and healthy valley OF Roanoke, on the
line of the Va. and Tenn. X. Il,
FACULTY,
Rev, D; F. BlTrlr, b. d., President aad Professor
OF Moral and Intellectual Philosophy and lie
brew. r 49,,
s. GARsoy WELts, 4, N, Professor of Mathematics
and Natural Science.
Rev. ID. H. BIrfLE, A. NJ. Professor Of Ancient Ian
guages and Literature:
- -, Professor of Modern languages to
be supplied by next Session.
Rev. v g. feYcE, \, NJ, Principal Of prcpsrato-
ry Department.
Course OF Studies is rs extensive Ii that Of the
best Colleges OF the country, and particularly en-
lafged in the departments Of intellectual and Morei
Science
Eapsases for Gen Month, Session
Boarding, e7s rs
Tuition, ~ 90
Room rent 4 90
Washing, Fuel, Lights and noid1 Expenses, q 90 90
Total, 49,, sl3D ~
Session commences lst Wednesday Of September.
July %. ls66-2u*
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RICHMOND, August s, 1856
aFpoRrED BY FLAIR It co.
Ayers Cathartic pills!
PILLS THAT A RE p l l. LIS =!

PROF. HAYES, State Chemist, of Massachusetts,,
saws they are the best of all Pills and annexed are
the men that certify that Dr.. Hayes, knows, viz
Iemuel Shaw, Chief Justice Supreme Court Of Mas
saehnsetts Emarv Mashhntn GoHernor Of IAsss-
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To the Heirs at Law OF David Kincaid
neP'h

TAKE NOTICE.-That you are hereby requested
l. to render an account, of the amount rendered
by each of you from the Eaid David kincaid decd.
so that distribution may be made in accordance
with law and equity.
LEWIS KINCAID.
:. Adms OF David kncaid dee'd.
August 2, ls56-3t.*
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LA N 3D.!

It3 virtne CT Deed of Trust executed to me as
- trustee for the bentt of George seawright, and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the County
Court Of Augusta, vii, proceed 70 SELL ON the prem
ises on Saturday, 26th day Of Jny,la58. tgr cash,
the tract ct Land which Jacob sheessresiaes sit
uate in few Hundred yar9s Of Mowt}'s NH adjoin,
inc TIE lands OF a,nesPoage ahdoterg and cfntan-
ind i92 acres rood ena "a poles, about 60 acres of
itcieared ana the residue finely timbered4 Title un
questionable. An opening Tor an exeellet home to
small family j. 3. WATTS.
June 2l--tds. trustee.
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yNHE oo-partherstip heretofore, existing Between
L A. Koner and i. Nj Yost. IN the publication
and Editing IF the Republican Yindieasor,. under
the style Of Koinee 4 Yost. was dissolved on the
2tod inst, by mutual consent of the parties.
July 26. 1856.
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SELLING OFF COs1

NTE will sell oifour stock on hand at COST until
w the LIST of September
Aug. 6, 1856. STEINER BROS.
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TEyuE above sale is postponed until Saturday, the
H. 18th day Of August, 1856. July 26
Terms, other than cash, will be given on the day
Of salc.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-09
COal!. GOml!! Coal!

1000 TONS No. /. Red Ash Anthrasitc, family
ivy Cesl, 400 Tons White Ash lump for foun-
dries, Glover Hin Lump. ant. Coal, for sale by the
subscriber. Terms cash. Orders promptly executed
SAMUEL A. HAWS.
Richmond, August 2, ls56.-Spec. copy limo.
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Governor ST., above Franklin St., Richmond, Va,
MAY be consulted in all cases CT delicate
1YL ture, and as lie has experience i'll this line
OF practice than any physician, he will positively
guarantee to cure Gonnorrh@a, &C., in forty eight
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N. b. Persons calling for letters in the above list,
viii please say they advertised, otherwise they
may not receive them.
August ., ls5G j.. j., STEVENSON, p. NJ.
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icu anu cVinplicate0
forms. His great successin those
long standing and difficult cases,
such as were formerly considered
ineurable, is sufficient to commend
MIN to the public as worthy of the
extensive patronage which he has
received. Within the last eight
years DR.. 5. has treated more than
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Stanton, August ., 1s55.-5ts
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-18

Henry Layard, now member Of Parlia
ment for Aylesbury, found himself wander
ing about on one occasion, somewhere
near Bokhara, in the upper provinces o
India, and here his funds ran short. HI
called on merchant and requested him
to advance him some money.
"Can't do it,; was the reply, g as many
fellows have imposed upon me with ficti
tious drafts; I've been too often taken il
and done for.' ..-.....-.,.
"Oh, well," said Mr.. Layard, "as 20,
please have money at my bankers il
London, and will come and breakfast witt
you Tomorrow"
'' Do so; l shall be happy to see you a
breakfast, sir" .--
Next morning who should walk into
this merchants sanctum but Persian
gentleman in full Oriental costume.
81 have come to breakfast with you a:
I promised s. -.....
"What 7" said the merchant, 81 dom
recollect having seen you beforer ..,.
"Oh, yes, you have you saw me yes.
terday, and | said l should return thi.
morning ~ IL
You're Mr.. Layard, are you!" I'm.
"Yes." .s =. - -.
After breakfast, and when the traveller
had told him his plan, and aroused the in.
terest of his host in the discoveries be in,
tended TO make among the mounds around
Mosul, in the plane Of Shinar, where the
ruins Of ancient Nineveh are supposed te
be, the merchant said: . e.... j.
"Ill advance you money, five hundred
pounds if you like; how much do yot
want Z" - t ..-.,..g.'.,. /.
.Oh, ! don't want so much as that
give me five. .pouds.' ,.a s-eysl.
-" Yes" 80. ,...---1.
So he got the FIVE sovereigns, put them
in the soles Of his shoes as the safest place
while travelling, and having mounted his
horse rode away. On his journey down
to Assyria, he had to pass through terrific.
ries ofth hostile Khan, who had alread,
taken away the lives of several English.
men, and was trying to get hold Of ou'
traveller now roaming through his domi
Mons. Mr.. Layard knew this i; and one
day, while drawing near his enemies, be
waited till the hour Of tiffin, when the,
were in their tents at the forenoon meal
when, putting spurs to his horse, he 0shet
into the midst Of the hostile ,encampment
rushed into the chiefs tent. and plunged
his hand into bowl Of salt, which he i'm.
mediately put to his mouth, exclaimingg-
1" Now am safe.'' -, e..
"Well," said the chief, /" you are safe. :
He admired the boldness and dexterity O
the Englishman. but above all, the faith
thus reposed in the covenant by salt
Having tasted the. chiefs salt, he bad nov
a claim, not upon his hospitality, hut or
his protection, and he was safely escorted
on his way 10 the scene of his future dis
coveries.-Met hials Magazine. m ga8s.
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anvERTSEMENTSw will be inserted At the rate Of Ont
i.r pe square of ten lines less for the first ant
GNv Cents for every subsequent insertion liberia
s;.e,mnt made to those who advertise by the year
INN dllars year will be chsrged for hslf column
= PATENT Medicine advertising. and none Of greater
s.,.th vl be admitted any terms.
psssON Al LPUBLICATIONS.-C -Com'':unic tons Of per
.. nature or such deemed to he of public
res; my be inserted as advertisements (at the op
So n the editor by being paid for in advance.
asVnIINCJNG GCANDIDATES-TenD Dollars will he charg
.da announcing Canddses for all offices. to he paid
osrIARY NOTICES, not exceeding three four lines
-, = cheerfy inserted without charge. but those
Al ,,eater length xll he rated IS Advertisements.
rnRSESfONDENrS are informed that no notice what
erv win be taken Of any communication intended for
Insertion unless accompanied by the name an address
n the wrfer-not necessary for publication, but as
suafansee Of good faith.
.ss5 The Law Of Newspapers.
N sub,cribers who do mot give express notice to the
enrayv are consAered n wishing continue their sub
scripkion. .ys
papes, .he publisher may continue to send them until Ill
srreafases are paid. s..
4 IL srlcsiten neglect refuse to take their
uapers from the Office which they are directed they
are resoe them until they have settled their Hills
and ordered them discontinued. 90
The Courts have decided that refusing to take news
pspee, tsm the ore removing and leaving then un-
cssd for prima tacie evdesoe Of intentional frand
s. fhe United States Courts have also repeatedly deci
~ that hutmaster who neglects to give seascnabe
notice. required by the Post Once Department, Of the
thseexect refusal Of person TO take from the oc
usseps addressed 10 him, readers the Postmaster ae
Ne tothe publisher for the subscription price. 7siz@
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0rTHE ASSESSMENT ROLL Of
the Parish Of Terreb bonnie 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 the same within thirty
days from the first publication Of this
notice. !. 4 JOSEPH ,TOUPS,<
Houma, October 4th. 1856. Assessor.
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!
paper. devoted to humor and fun, takes of
the political prosnostics of the three riva
parties in the following spirited style:
From the Daily Blues, (Buchanan.)
On every hand there are cheerful evi.
dences of the approaching success o
Democratic principles. .s,
Last Monday little boy was observed
tossing up chip and attentively examin.
ing it. On being approached by our re.
porter, it was discovered that he had
written on one side Buck and Breck, and
on the other side Fillmore and Donelson
and Fremont and Fremont and Dayton.
The Buck and Breck came uppermosl
three times out Of five. This, too, was in
The Ninth Ward, the stronghold of the
opposition, and where all the chips have
hitherto been strongly Republican.
The late water-cresses in the garden Of
a very respectable gentleman living in the
suburbs Of this city came up in the form
Of two BIS. No one about the house
knows anything about the matter, and il is
regarded by all as a prognostic Of the
election of :. Buck and Breck." The in.
sinuation that the eldest boy sowed the
seeds in this form is rejected with scorn
by the father. s...s-s-. 49,.
.,....s TFrom the Evening Paul Pry. TX. ny
Most gratifying accounts are pouring in
upon US Of the progress Of American prin-
ciples, and the popularity Of our candidates.
In Hard Scrabble there is one paper-the
Hard Scrabble Weekly Journal; (circula.
ton 10 l-2)-which is Fillmore to the
hone. There is neither Buchanan nor
a Fremont, paper published in the place,
which. contains two huadredt inhabitants.
This shows the course Of the political
current. 3.i.ea4a y..ss ssse,s. l,f.,Ysg ]
{, A gentleman in Brccklyns yesterday
scratched the, names of Fillmore and Dom
elson on piece of gingerbread, and then
on a piece Of bread aad l,satter he put
Fremont. He offered the two to his SON.
a child of only six years of age, which
took the ginger, bread and rejected the
Fremont bread aad butter. go .a4sa.T
9..e From the Daay Typheon, tR<Pabscsas
On the evening Of Monday last Re-
publican banner was raised in West Pekin,
New Jersey, amid the cheers Of a large
assemblage In the morning the banaer
was-still there! I! This Is. good omen
for the future. .sala. N II
:, A correspondent fron Turkey Hollow
sends, III. the following: "iOuts Of tweaty
mules in this village, fourteen are aamed
Jack, and only four Ji.a, while none are
known as Millard.'' ssi 4as .:l,Fssss,.s. I
The accounts from all quarters are very
cheering. A correspondent from South
Van Winkleberg says that gentleman Of
that city, who has always voted the DEM
ocratic ticket hitherto, named pointer
pup (Which he had just bought) Fremont.
This exhibits the sort Of feeling which
peryades the whole country. The revo-
luton has begun.
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. -, l..-45:4s Avis. lla l0gI
,ar LIE LEROLL.D'ASSESSEMENTd de
Ia Paroisse Terrebonne pour l'annee 1856,
est maintenant depose dams le bureaus du
Recorder de cette paroisse. Toutes per.
sonnes ayant des objections au dit tahleau
sont requiss de les dedier dams trente jours
. partir de ID premiere publication de Get
avis. !. a4 JOSEPH TOUFS, 9ds
Houma, le Octohre, 1856. In Askes<eur.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-18

Tar SERPENT IN THE Paris TREATY.
The difficulty between Russia and her
late antagonists, regarding the possession
Of Serpent Island at the mouth Of the
Danube. is thus stated in Constantinople
letter: s So =
The Russians, who, before the war,
had a small garrison on the Island, eva
cuated il on the breaking out Of hostilifies.
The Porte claims possession Of the island
in virtue of the Treaty Of Paris Of the Goth
Of March last, and has since erected q
lighthouse there. which is Of the greatest
importance for the vessels bound to and
from the Danabe and Odessa. They
have also I small garrison, consisting Of
an officer and sixty men. But Russia
maintains thai it is not included in the
territory she bound herself to give up TO
Turkey, and has in consequence sent over
q small detachment Of soldiers, command
ed BY. an officer and accompanied by an
army surgeon, who have effected = lodg-
ment, rs the Turkish officer would not
lake upon himself the. responsibilities Of
opposing their landing BY force. though
his men were superior in numbers. He
has contented himself with reporting the
facts of the case, and asking for instruc-
tons how 70 oct. AZ this moment the
island il consequently in. the joint oceuPa-
|tion Of Russia and Turkey. The FAC,
seems to b that The Treaty Of Paris does
(..a C>.~>~AS. T.l>.l
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HO, FOR TIE R4ILROAD,

TOHN BERGER has pl,ced a Stage szSL9mn
y and Express upon the line from 4sSfiaa97SS9jf
Houmn tn the Rairrad Crossing Terre G7Essz1
onne Depot capable of carrying twelve pssseneess.
The Express will leave Honma every morning at eight
O'Clock, snd returning to Hnumi, will leave the Depcs
Immediately the arrival Of the cars from the City,
Esy half past H.. .-., u y=5Ef .l;l
FARE EACH WAY o.. ol 90
He hopes, by attending tn and convenieWce d
the travelling public merit share Of their patronage
He has constantly on hand conveyances Of kinds d
Houn,a in convey passengers in any direction. .-
E... Hotel and Stable. s5.-i
The undersigned would also inform his
friends amp the public th-t he Is psepa'ed
date all who may c. upon him. with eoniort.s. les.
ins and his table always well snppiied with the sst
that he procured in in the market Every exston
N We made 70 sdMinster cDmort and conveuencs of
his guests. g. r5sR Jt - ..,f,Afrf ss-
His stables are well stocked, and means ii cenveyaacs
may he procured ut all times. TIaveles Conveyed any
part OF the country ct all tines and the most
Dec 6tf ~ li" JOHN BRRGHR
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a. Punch says the man who intends
" getting round his wife y must s,art early
in the morning. ''' = -
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Education, &c.

|. ..ses5 Education, &c.
THIBODAUY COLLEGE,
I TAKE pleasure in announc-
Il ing 10 parents guardians, and the public ~ ~
in general. that havira secured the SER SH
vices of competent gentlemen, shall hencefrth. under
the above name conduct my institution larger scale
The plan pursued will be similar t that adopt
ed by best colleges and the tuition comprises the
branches usually taught in such establishments.
am ready receive barders of which, parental care
will be taken,
TERMS.
Regular English Course -. ~ 90 per month";
Every addition Language. 50
Hoard and Tuition 416O 90 " annun,
For further particulars to cosdons etc, ap
ply to, CHARLES SCHIFFESTEIN, PRINCIPAL
n. b. p;os'ectus will be issued SOM. 9ni.
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STABLLNG,

SIABLING!
MY NEW STABLE is now about com.
Ay1 plete and am prepared to carry On the Livery
business in all its branches Horses and vehicles efneas
u every kind needed. ready at shost nGeice.
Prices Of stsblng either by the day month has been
reduced since feed has cheapened. Customers rely
upon having their horses well fed and taken o. Give
me a trial. @3&S@* 1855 . T. HOLDEN,
Thi',odaux, November lst, la55-nl6-y.i "A. al.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-18

WAGONS, CANE CARTS, TRIP
w PIE CARTS, Basxass> Carts, Small Bsee.ss
Carts do Ok Carts WheelbMIrovs etc., hand, and
riving from the manuiaesoiyo Bodey. Wheeling, Va
For sale BY .a., - B.HHOLDEN.f.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-18

IL Gpssrnor Of Naryland has %.
Thursday, the 3otii' Of Noveu.
g y observed as Thspk kseivina
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