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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-25

DAILY PAPER.-Rive dollars per year; $3.50 for six
nonhs rs for three months; 10 cents per week. single
opes two cents each Rhen pGd strictly in advance,
deduction Of 81 year viii be made and proportionate
educton ii paid quarterly half yearly in advance
MONTHS and so cents for three months II paid strictly in
advance, rs cts. year; single copies cents each
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-25
THE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION

Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE, h
THOMAS DREW at No. 212 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-25

an for the purpose OF reiucilg our Stock of Goods as
much possible, shall offer every article of goods in
our large and varied stock, at
10 Per CENT DISCOUNT
From regular price, st RETAIL from all sums of
FIVE DOLLARS ard ouer, for
CASH ONLY
Until SATURDAY January 9th, 1857.
1t is well known that for the past two years. we have
sd goods on the ORePrice System price of every
article being marked in plain figures from which no de
Walton has been made. The marked prices will remain
the heretofore from which we shall discount 10
per cen for Cash from all bills amounting to Fiue Dol
lars ami oUei, bought at any ore purchase.
Our present stock consists in part of general
ment OF
JAS EDWARDS SONS
Best White Iron-stone War;; Breakfast, Dinner and
Tea Sets, and Common Goods, OF every description
FRENCH CHINA.
Tea Breakfast and Dinner (Go1 Band, Decorated and
Plain White Vases, Fruit Baskets, Gard Receivers Co.
lognes, &c, in great varity.
PLAIN AND CUT-GLASs WARE.
Comprising general assortment Of all the kinds man
ufactured in this country together with large
ment OF French and German Glass.
FANCY GOODS.
the most beautiful assortment we have ever had in
store.
TABLE CUTLERY.
From the best to the cheapest qualities Britannia Ware
SiEerplaed Tea Sets, Knives, Forks and Spoons Tea
Trays, Table Mats Japannsd Tin Ware Tin Toilet Ware
&C., &c. all, comprising the most complete assortment
of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
To be found at any one establishment in Massachusetts
GAS FIXTURES.
In this department, assortment was never better
than at present, having recently made large additions
of new patterns, which make assortment plee
as any in Boston or New York.
PAPER RAEGINGS.
Our stock in this department is good as can be
found at any store in New England this season of the
year. comprising beautiful ASSORTMENT of French and
American Common and Decorative Papers, Borders Fire.
Boari Prints, Curtains &c, &C.
Our friends and customers rest assured that they
buy goods Of us until January 24h 1885, per cent
cheaper than ever before.
The Senior partner of this firm reres from this con
the 31st of January next at which time new
arrangement will be made, and wishing to reduce our
stock as much possible before that time is
for making this extraordinary discount
UF Ali accounts will be ready for settlement on the
LIST Of January and it is expected that they will be paid
promptly.
BROWN s. FIRTH, Flagg's Block
dit dow
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THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER
Boston advertisements.
II E M p U S FU GIT.
LEASE EXPIRED.
OfStore Mes. 80 & 39 Hanover ST.
Building soon TO be torn down.
WHOLE Stock
MARKED CLEAR WAY DOWN.
Store Crowded with Customers from
Morning till Night.

Store Crowded with Customers from
Morning till Night.
All our BoNNETs must be sold.
All cur RIBBONS must be sold.
All our FLOWERS must be sold.
All our FEATHERS must be sold.
All cur DRESS CAPS must be soil.
All our M0HAIR GAPS must be sold
All our RICH MALTA COLLARS and SLEEVES must
be sold.
All our FRENCH MUSLIN COLLARS and SLEEVES
must be sold.
All our MUSLIN COLLARS must be sold.
Al our BOOK COLLARS mast be sold.
An our CAMBRlC COLLARS must be sold
All our BANDED COLLARS must be sold.
All our DOTTED COLLARS must be sold,
All our CAADRLC GAUNTLET SLEEVES must be
sold.
All our MUSLIN SLEEVES must be sold.
Allou EMBROIDERED HGKF's must be sold.
All our PLAIN LINEN HDKF'S NUT be sold
All our CAMBRIA BANDS must be sold.
All our MUSLIN BANDS must be sold.
All our INFANTS's WASTE must be sold,
All our FRENCH SHIRT BosoMs must be sold.
All our LINEN BoSOMs must be sold
All our BLACK Wells must be sold.
All our BLACK GRAPE COLLARS AID SLEEVES
must be sold.
All our THREAD LACE and THREAD EDGINGs
must be sold.
All oar VALENCENNEs and MEoHLIN LACEs must
be sold.
All our SMYRNA and woyE THREAD LAcEs must
be sold.
All our BLACK BRUSSELS and BLOND LAoEs must
be sold.
Al our BLACK, WHITE and GREY RUoHE LAoEs
must be sold.
All our PLAIN and FIG'D BLACK WEB LACEs must
be sold
All our RICHsCAsHNERE sCARFs must be sold.
All cur ALBXANDRES KID GLOVES must.be sold.
All our BLACK and WHITE KID GLOVES must be
sold.
All our C0L0RED GAUNTLET GLOVES must be sold
All our SILK and WOODEN GLOVES must be sold
All cur JESSIE and EUGENIE HOODS must be sold
All our OPERA HOODS and WOODEN SLEEVES
! must be sold.
All our RICH WOOL CUFFS must be sold.
All our LADIES' UNDER VESTS must be sold.
All our GENTS SHIRTS and DRAWERS must be
sold.
All our RIBBED WOODEN and SILK HOSE must be
sold.
All our COTTON HOSE must be sold
All our FhlNdES and Black Velvet RIBBONS must be
sold,
All our MORE ANTIQUE RIBBONS must be sold
All our TRIMMING GOODS and BELrINGs must be
sold.
All orr CORD 4 TAssELs & EMBROIDERY BRAIDs
must be sold.
All our FANCY DRESS BUTTONS must be sold.
All our FANCY GILT and SILK BUTToss mnst be
sold.
All our RETIOULEs and LEATHER BAGS must be
sold.
All our OPERA GLASSES must be sold
All our OPERA FANS must be sold.
All our CARD CASES midst be sold.
All our PORTE MONNAIES must be Sold
All our GOLD PENS must be sold.
All our COMBS and BRUSHES must BIS sold
All onr SCISSORS must be sod.
All our NEEDLES and PINS must be sold.
And the largest Stock of the above Goods on Hanover
street recently purchased at Auction and Offering one of
the most desirable Stocks from which to select.
Christmas and New Years Presents.
IL Call early and examine the Goods.
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Notifr8.

GTATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
- COMPANY.-This Company continues to insure
cotton wooea and other manufactures machinery mer
ehandise stores public buildings dwelling houses Goods
at Bleaching and Printing Works and other prop ry at
current rates Of premium.
DIsEoToRs, III. N Slater, Earl P. Mason, Royal Cha
pin, VIM a. N0hInson James IT. Reed. John w. Lyman,
Joseph Carpenter, Charles Anthony, Louis j. Doyle
Daniel L. Carpenter, Ben r. Thurston, Christopher s.
Rhodes emmanuel Searle, Providence; Edward w. Law
ton, Newport Reberi Rodman, NORTH Kingstown; H. N
Campbe Westerly; Ellis B. Pitcher Pswtucket; James
II. Chace, Valley Falls; Geo. Q. Balou, Woonsocket
james s. Cook, Burrilville.
Office in the Jones Building, No. 81 Westminster st ,
Providence, r. L. JAMES II. READ, President
EMANUEL SEARLE, Secretary and Treasurer.
Providence, Dec is, 1865 DIFF dis
GSENVING MACHINES WANTED TO
~ REPAIR.-The undersigned has procured the ser.
vices Of an experienced mechanic, who will devote his
time to repairing Sewing Machines so that any person
sending machines to the undersigned by express or 9TH
erwise, depend having them repaired in a thor
ough manner, with neatness and dispatch and at short
notice.
Also constantly on hand great variety 4 Iron and
Steel Saw Arbors and Lathe Dogs Lahes built order
and all kinds Of Jobbng neatly and promptly dono All
orders addressed 10 the undersigned will be promptly at
tended to and neatly executed
WILLIAM THOMPSON,
Third door from Exchange
On Cypress St, Merrihed's Buildings Worcester Mass
1tf
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Grufkerp, &c.
-.--
$4,000 W o R = II
- OF -
Crockery, Glass & China Ware,
GAS FIXTURES,
PAPER HANGINGs.
&c, to be sold before
January cath, 1856,
AT r ED U CED PRICES.

In consequence OF contemplated change in our hrm
ami for the purpose OF reiuclg Stock Of Goods as
much ms possible shall offer every article of goods in
our large and varied stock at
10 Per CENT DISCOUNT
From regular price, st retail, from all sums of
FIVE DOLLARS and ouer for
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-25
GMITH'S PR EMIUM DOUBLE-ACT
ING DOOR SPRING.
Patented February 90. 1856.


The peculiar advantages Of this Spring over all others
are obvious for the following reasons:
1st. II Is double acting, closing or holding open the
door required.
3D. It's greatest power iS at the closing point decreas
ing as the door opens. .ta..0
3d. It may be easily detached from the door by rails.
ing the lever from the hook and dropping II against the
frame.
4th II Is Of simple constructions and not being
plicated, will not get out Of repair.
6th II Is the most durable of all Springs the power
being graduated as the door may require.
9th Its greatest action requires but one-eighh OF n
turn; others requiring from to threef Ourhs of turn
hence It will not lose lis elasticity power, however
long on the stretch, and connot be broken
It'll II IT, contrary TO the general rule, ornamental,
and is applicable to doors Of houses cars steamboas
or gates
Agents for the introduction and sale OF this Spring are
wanted In every county In the United States.
Rights fr States, Counties and fors ale liberal
terms The utility Of this Spring is unquestioned En-.
terprising men can make money.
For Rights, apply to r. n. RUTHvEN, at g. B. l. God
dard, ESQ., 01ce, L. d. G0DDARD'S store, No 1876
MAN street, worcester.
EBOOKSs BOOKS! LII you want book OF
I'D any description, just call at 212 Maiu street, and
there you have them printed in any style you may
desire.
RJNINE TEED-2O tons very nice, in store
nj lu No. Z Mechanic st.
npILI UEADs.-If you wish nice thing in thu
kB shape Of BILL HEAD, call at the Spy Office, No.
2l2 Main street
HWOT AIR FURNACE FOR SALE
II ii A secondhand Furnace for 42b, which is only
about one-thrd tho FIRST cost II 10 in good condition,
works WE'LL and economically and is offered for sale be-
must DO removed. laquireat 100 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-25

EDooKsI BOOKS!!--I you want a book Of
I'D any description, just call at 212 Mau street, and
there you have them printed in any style you may
desire.
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TIE RMS

.nvrRflsEMENTs win be inserted At the rate Of One
- ~ sauare (of tan lines less for the frst and
SNvrents for every subsequent insertion liberal
s-:..t ,nsde 70 those who advertise BY the year.
sx;.tr dollars year will be charged for half column
= nsae.s Medicine advertising and none Of greater
t....h eiIl be admitted on any terms.
>eaS$1N Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,tons OF q per-
.sI nature or such not deemed to be of public
i,.,.e may be inserted advertisements (at the op-
I". = The editor) by being paid for in advance
.sTnSINCING GCANDIDATES-Ten Dollars will be charg-
~, ANNOUNCING Candidaes for all Offices, to he paid
..sMxRY NOTICES, no exceeding three four lines,
vs = eheerfuly inserted without charge, hut those
49,, lspeth will be rated as advertisements.
rcsRESPONDENTS are informed that no notice what
-. IN be taken Of any communication intended for
mn vriter-not necessary for publication, but as .
sualaatse Of good faith ~.
The Law Of NewspaPers. =gs8
ssh.cribers who do NOT give express notice to the
ssssry are considered MSishins to continue their sub
subscribers order the discontinaance OF their news
ass ne publisher may continue to send them until all
if .nh-crbe,s neglect or refuse to take their news
.nseeom the ofRce 70 wAich they are directed they
~ responsibe fos them until they have settled their bills
ana ordered them discontinued
a IT, Cont, hare decided thaf refusing to take news
.n.rs from the Office removing and leaving them un-
k -, 4 min, faeie evidence Of Intentional fraud
rhe Ussed States Cstuh have also repeatedly deci-
ded that Postmaster, who nesects to give seasonabe
s1e 4 reusrsd BY the Post OHee Department. Of the
haneeect ar refusal Of person to take from the od1c
exspers addressed to him. renders the Postmaster Lac
- ne guhiaher for the subscription price. as
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..rpArH MORNING rxTHr COUNTRY Z

d +
aI7sA lis holy Sabbath morning.
- 81 And gioriou.ly the sun ~.
aAaJ HIS daily earthly pIlsriasage iv e-''s'
h.sas &, Hath once again begun. ,-s.iiH al- '-ss
The dew drops, sparkling, eistening u
Il Like diamonds in the light, I.,... .{'F
s-'' Cemmins the trees in pendants, rich s.-..
faa' ~ And radiantly bright.
vF Sweet flowers in glowing beauty, .tsts.- Fl,
Shake OF the drowsy chain
@oeas The night zephyrs flung around them,
,7aFT 5faAad wake to life again. -"
81 ys The teraing'd petai opening. -e8i. o'H
.i gs,n Ezpanliing meath the ray d. .=fs~~
5s., The varm and genial sunbeam ri 5. },s.
: Hath brought in active play.
gs,, Young bids are eofay caraing ;99s $50 e5
= Il - Their eary ma,in song, ss.-. ..tit ID.
And nuEbesless the echoes that
@8 The joyous strains prolong.
e'3fla Sow, rich thrilling m.lcdy e 3 5&as5' -"
-sggs Il Il waited fas and near. }5iGl 80 s.4"Fs J
,ssa5t And then . lsv, sweet va'tling adi @uis1o
4 ,ssss + Al thai n,eekatfs en-. III. vi abers,
gla IS Oh ilsd., and fsOvers, and sanscsn., .asEo
ahss is. .Eil, beauty are ye nle. o., yevf 1pG ri
"A, 4, ,Casinxa brighter radiance ftr4-i n..tlat
Uron the path Of life. 4 "a .,.s.. 81, l.,
And holier aspirations
So; = p WitAfn su kearb aze sfff'A. al ei..I T.
.i k, Lifting the soul from Nature, VA. 8Hs att,e
Inprsise to Natures Lord.
Eessf 4af ~ tsHH A-s 81 EffT&fs az - e&G
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Hr1oRs OF THE ELEcT1oN.-Pending
the hte Presidential election, q playful
hater took place, 10 Boston. between
;Aaior Ben Perley Poore, Of West New.
lhxy. and Col, Burbank, Of the Massa-
enu'etts Militia, residing in Boston, as TO
What Tie comparative vote Of Fillmore and
fifneat would be, in, that State. The
A.lor agreed that If the former did not
have more votes there than the latter, be
would Wheel . barrel Of apples from his
Place, the 's.Indian Hill Farm" in West
AeGybug, (sonething over thirty miles,
e fhs Co!oneps house in Boston. in a
Heeelharrow the Colonel to perform the
am feane ieat from the city to the farm, in
ea's Fremont did NOT get the most votes.
y the day after. the election. the Colonel
Hfue @ p tAA Major. releasing him from
y penalty be had incurred, but the Major
"a naa q his word, and what he says,
eeenlly stands tn and 80. when Col.
!. lee'er arrived at the farm, Poore was
sfA e. y =, WAY TO Boston. with bis barrel
& 1aPlles = : wheelbarrow !; and when
=. Z. Asard o. (.ays despatch in The Bos.
u !@aereal g Of the 6,h,) b had made seven
q 4 half miles. The Journal says, 2 be
oe expected in this city in the course
MAEeek."
ss:Msea he arrived at the Colopel's doc,
~ bic load, we fancy that some Of "the
were around that neighborhood
vs shall be greatly mistaken Il that
me! of apples did not cost the winner
elhing more than its market value.
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HO, FOR THE RAILROAD,

TOHN BERGER has pl,ced Stage v~An
u and Express upon the line from lE2ls2k
Houma to the Railroad Cruising, Terre-
honne Depot capable of carrying twelve Passengers.
The Express will leave Honma every morning at eight
ooDck, and returning to Houma will leave the Depot
Immediately the arrival uf the from the City,
say al half past IL. ss- y-- -.-- e-.s+ II
Another Stage
will leave Houma evey day between half past ten and
eleven O'Clock, in time the Their return
from Bayou Bpuf that for New Orisans viii
have about three hours time in this pl,ce than
heretofore. s-' fs9ta -.Es& 20 --F
FARE EACH WAY, 81 90
He hopes, BY attending and convenience ef
the travelling public merit share Of their patronage
lie has constantly ON hand cunveyances Of kinds at
Hounsa in convey p ssengers in any direction. -i
-eas.u. Hotel and Stable NJ i.iy
]. The undersigned would also inform his
friends amp the public that he is prepa'ed to accommo
date all who may chl upon him. with comfortable hd
ings and his table always well supplied with the best
that can be procured in in the market Every exestiea
will be maize to administer comfort and convenience Of
hie guests. 'Er. y -Tt.rJ aGG Gff
His stables we'll stocked and Of conveyance
may he procured at all times Travellers to any
part OF the country at all times, and the
modating terRls. 1851 i+7E--E s thit
Dec 6tr JOHN BERGER
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DY THE UNDERSIGNED on Last

- Island 10th August last, two promseory
ISIS 81 666 66ss e,ch due in all March 1857 and
one in all March 1855, with eight per cent per
interest from their aturities un raid payable AT the
office of +. S. Goode. in H0ama. is.. ... ,z-t
These had them the name OF VIII Jennings,
but were end ,rsed by Any persn havin. said
their possession win please deliver the same 10
me at St Mafnsvine or to G. ode and Aycock in Houma
October cath, 1856 1S-3t b. 4. PREWIrT.
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" Tho purest Joy that we can expe-
ee in ono We love. IS to SEQ that person
seesrce Of happiness to others.
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- An advocate Of capital punishment
aes that the gallows IS calculatcd to
aeratc mankind,
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Inc 1Au1CACTDVCACE MdtSdSAuA1Cs
7'' Edited by LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK.
THE number of January, 1857, begins
J. the forty eighth volume Of the Knickerbocker Mag
azineA 4s-4fisY Ytt e.sft- se. aIt f5-Lo5
Since the price Of subscrip ion has been reduced from
FIVE y THREE DOLLARS year. he circulation a the
KNlCKERBOCKER has been increased nearly four 70
one In many places ten are sold where there but
one before and through the year II hns been steadily In
cYeasing It is offered cheap any Gf the Mag
nxpes all things considered lnsead o making new and
nfodigous promises submit few extracts from notices
pages ..t. 5t5.A3 tH,
The Knickerbocker has been and win be fact of its
own genuine living thing all the more desirable now
that the crop of Magazines filed With articles printed
from English authrs makes fresh home creations more
conspicuous and welcome"-fN. Y Christian Enquirer
Rev W. +. SHELTON, Author Of Letters from the Up
the River. etc, will be regular contributor tr,.
The best talent in the country will he enlisted, and
exDeuse or effort spared 10 nOke the kNICKERBOCKER
more than deserving Of the rst position among
original American Magazine =" =
80 ggo3E!sl TERMS: !aeH ssdd's
no deviation from this condi,n Two copies s5 Five
comics and upwards, % each. Booksellers and Post
masters are requested act Agents. Those who viii
undertake % procure euhecrefs will receive vorahle
terms Specimen numbers viii be sent gra is sppaic
tcn, paa paid: .f
The Knickerbocker and Harpers Putnasn's, Graham
Cooley Ladys Book will be sent one year tor FIVE
DOLLARS; the --s~srz=-4
.Knickerbocker and Home Journal,
for fOCR DOLLARS year.
PosrAeK-Two cents per number prepaid at the Office
where the work IL delivered, quarterly in advance
An remjttanees md al business communications must
SAMUEL HUESTON.
ni5-N at 34e Broadway. n Y.
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Dr.. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED
V E r M F UGE
LIVER PILLS.
Two Of the best Preparations Of the Age.

Two ofthe best Preparations Of the Age.
They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cupr.e-alls, u. :. but simply for
what their name pur-
ports. M ss.- ......
The VERM1FucE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
suoject to Worms.
T. +. The LIVER Pills, for
the cure of LIVER CON-
PLANT, all BILIOUS De-
RANGEMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, &c. .ssaae''.. ..s.. ..s 9e.,. .... -@.4 r..
'-,. Purchasers will will please pleas
be particular to ask for
DR.. c.. McLane's Cele-,
brated VERMIFuGE /. and
Liver PILLs, prepared by
+: s... :.. &.,,;i~4 @,s,..
SOLE PRoPR1EToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, p ,pur- i:
porting to be be Vermiffulge RI i f
and Liver Pills. ALI
Others, i in comparison
with DR.. .McLANE's,, $, are
worthless j; aa4 a} esa
= 10 The GENUINE, ,McLane's
! Vermiifluge: and. Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores. -, 80 80 r;see- - -.
FLEMING BROS, ae.
= so WooD ST., PITTSBURGH, Pa.
zes aft a ls.s. Sole Proprietors.
@Sold bv ScovIL L. MEAD, New Or.
leans. La.
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CARTS, CARTS

T Hti CARTS, CARTS!
TIVE undersigned keep constantly on
Il hand : barge supply u WAGONS, CARTS and
TIMER WHEELS, manufactured By Ae.chcman OF Pits
burr-fcr sale on accommodating terms
ieiotf s r. DACNls BROS.
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ThibOdaux Female Institute,
S. TENNEY, Principal, a

A IDEDby competent teahers
= y in English, French, Music Embroidery - -
Drawing. Painting. etc.
The eighteenth session of this Institution wtl!
nence on the lst Mnnay in October No sch liar
Will be taken for less term than session of Ave
months but scholars nr,y enter any time and charged
only from the time OF entrance. f- Board and tuition
payable in advance. .ta- 80 .. --.a..
Z gi1-ti~ eeG rppws E .+.i5
Board and Tuition in English per session of i've
months, Observation-Disclosures. 4s5 90
Washing. furnishing room, lights ETC., per month, %
Music on Piano and Gui.a, of Instrument per
mon,h,... ....... 90
French, Embroidery, Drawing and Painting. etc.
per month. .............-.......... 81. 90
Tuition for day scholars per month";. 90
Incidental expenses Tor session of 1--WE months... W
Oct IL, sS55-l3-f
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80 tftf-E III sfsHf AF5stf5ftst ts
letter of the Sd inst, to the Baltimore
Ill - .u}-. ..nf.sg 9ss z esi ai : ia''36
AmeS1scan' eaEs,'A' SAYS .Hg esaaa93 gen sHa
q Mime Leon, French woman, about
[forty. five years Of age, was arrested on
Saturday, 1.-THE store Of Edward E. Loder,
Broadway, for shopliaing. She had fo'
come time heen in the habit Of making
Fandsosns purchases Al the store. but in
every case, ses1,affer she LEFT, more salu.
able goods than she had purchased were
missed.u On Saturday, she again called,
and one of the clerks was set to watch her.
She bought sssne articles, but before they
were handed to her, she vas seen to Sc.
crete roll of black silk worth 500 in a
pocket Of her dress. She begged hard to
De liberated, and finally confessed to bav.
ing stolen on every occasion Of her visit.
iae the store. Her apartments were
found TO be fitted up in elegant style, and
in them tho officers found large Tin box
full Of ieweled gold watches. diamond
pins, rings, brooches, studs and bracelets,
besides silver and gold vessels, pieces ol
silks, vekets, &c. Among tho silks were
some which bore the private marks ol
Mr.. Loder. The property was taken
possession Of by the police, and Madame
was committed 10 the Tombs for exauina.
lion.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-22
- ST4BLING,

MY NEW STABLE is now about CON-
business in all its branches Horses and vehicles OF near
Ia every kind eded. ready at short nutice. -N
Prices Of bling either by the day month has been
reduced since feed has cheapened. Cusoiers rely
upon having their horses well fed and taken o. Give
ME trial +. HOLDEN.
Thibodaux, November lst IS55rnl6-y. 2 1s,-s
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-22
Bi.suiphite OF L.irne. i.

.13a- Bi.sufphite OF Lime. 81
THE SUBSCRIBERS inform the plant
L ing community that their works for the manufacture
uf the BI-SULPHITE OF LINEin the Of Ihibedaux
are successful operation and that they ready
to m orders at low rates any Of the New Orleans
Manufacturer BY purchasing nj planters win
the freight from New 0r ans and be allowed the highest
psice the empty barrels which trey msy return.
. Thibodnux, Nov. l, 1885. SCuDDAY EWING.