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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-21

E9sssl n ~ n - LIE, 0lIUATEQ
ss;i. In Leicester, the road leading tom Cher ks
49, ~ valley 70 Clappvilie, and about Ave miles -ANs
Ho the Cy Hall IN Worcester The said farm consists
Of ABOUT nifty acres is one, somewhat rnug but
completely adapted to growing vegetables and irais to
which use 1t IS improved at the present time On tie farm
Is large number OF Strawberry Plants, Of many choice
varieties, two young Orchards Of grated and sunris
ru Just beginning to bear about acres Of Wood and
Timber suitable to cut, and a splendid peat
Swamp. which is drained. Also Has. and Ssrn al
other out-buildings in good repair
Also for sale, MORGAN HORSE -four years old last
June rtrayelert good size work in any harness. suo
or place. Apply on the premises
JAMES NJ DRARE
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n Q T &c Ell

n O t &c T.
The oopartnershp heretofore existing under the firm Of
SCHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & CO.,
has this day expired by limitation.
By mutual arrangement, the business will be continued
till July 1s 10 close off the stock up the affairs
of the concern.
We shall continue to offer the stock baud at such
prices will insure its speedy sale and shall present our
customers with complete assortment of seasonabe gOeds
at the lowest prices.
In order to bring business to close, it becomes
necessary to sell goods from this date for CASH.
HENRYH CHAMBERLAIN,
LEWIS BARNARD,
GEORGE SUMNER.
Worcester, JAN 10, 1856. diff
NOTICE.,-The holders of the Capital STOCK q
IL the "Propretors of the City Hotel in Worcester"
are hereby notified that agreeaby vote and order Of
the Directors of said Corporation, the Annual meeting
Of said corporation will BE- holden the Ho'e of said
Company in Worcester called the BaV State House on
Saturday the 26h day Of January instant three O'Clock
P. NJ, for the following named purposes, namelys.
Ito choose all officers of said corporation required
by law, or the Bylaw of the Company to be chosen at
a meeting of the Corporation
To hear the report of the Directors, and of any
committee, and act any thing relative thereto.
S-To alter or amend the BYLAWS of the corporation
and act upon any other business that may lawfully be
transacted at any m citing Of the Cooperation, and
peciay to make, authorize confirm any contract in re-
lation to the property of the Corporation.
ALBERT ToLMAN,
Treasurer of said Corporation.
Worcester, January l6, 1856 atm ia1s
nISSoLUTION.-Th oopartnership heretofore
ED existing under the firm of Robinson & Houchn is
this day by mutual consent dissolved.
F. n. ROBINSON,
I. w HOUCHIN.
Worcester, Oct. "a, 1855 janIstf
MOTECE.-Att the Annual Meeting Of the Associa-
~ ton of Mutual Aid in Detecting Thieves held JAM
Sth 1885, the following Officers chosen for the ens
ing year.
SAMUEL H. COTTON, Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
Ephraim Mower, Anthony Chase,
james Estahrook, Asa Walker
Lewis Thayer, Lewis Rigeow
Samuel Banister, Geo. W. Richardson
Edward Earle. Asa Matthew'S
Artemas Ward Horatio N. Tower.
PURSUING COMMITTEE.
Joseph Lowell Jr., Levi Jackson
VIM O. Clark, Geo. A. Chamberlain
BENZ. P. Rice Fred. Warren
Benz walker, Amarah b. Lowell,
Fred Hunt, Elias 4. Balcom
Emerson 5. Stockwell, Elliot Swan.
~ Any citizen of Worcester may Join the Association
the present year, by signing the Constitution and paying
the sum of S1,75 to She Treasurer jlO dSwSw
IDEAL ESTATE BROKER.-oFFIoE
A& Corner Of Myrtle and Southbridgeats,
For sale, and payments liberal, fine COTTAGES and
modern built HOUSES, situated in all parts of the city,
Also eligible BUILDING LOTS for sale cheap for cash
for good credit. Money Will be advanced in part
build, if desired.)
Farms in the country will sold exchanged for Houses
or HOUSEHOLDS in this city the reasonable TERMS
Persons ia the country who wishing to purchase
Real Estate in this city, win find it for their lnte to
call at my Office. i3 DIFF Al. EATON
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matts.

SITUATION WANTED. = A middle aged
- with extensive acqnain ance in this city, snd
through the county, wishes a situation in clothing or
Bootand Shoe Storehavng experience in either trade
would not object to taking charge Of Books Best Of
reference given. Inquire at this Office. janlsd2w
A GOOD FARM "Away ont Welt' is wanted in
N exchange for a fine House in this city
jan1Tdd Al EATON.
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VI AILILIED.
In>NeE Bedford, by Rev. Mr., Weiss, Mr. Frederick S.
Alien to Miss Susan g., daughter OF Edmund Gardner,
Esq both of N. r.
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Worcester Shuttle Company.
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds Of
COTTON AND 90 l. EN- SHUTTLbSi
New Worcester, Mass.
off RI HARRISON & SWEET.
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Mrs q. Goodwin an experienced and success
midwife BIDS herself in readiness, day and night, to
attend the duties of her profession Residence 10 Austin
oct2I DIFF
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Slate for Roofs The subscriber is pared to
furnish Slse Tor Roofs, of superior quay,a lay in
the best manner, on the satisfactory terms SAM
nIesmay = seen at the yard on Grove street
an13 diff JOHN BARNARD
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ARkIED

The Republican Club will meet every SAT
URDAY Eseniug at the Head Quarters. general at
enhance Of al Republicans is requested.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Boston & Eastern Ell
Jress &c have moved tn cir office $50 Main street,
Brinley Block nearly opposite American House.
au7 diff
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-01
SUCCESSION SALE.
sueeessien Of James L. Carother,

Succession OF James L. Caf0therD.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of
oTerrebonne-Finh Judicial District Court
In the name and by the authority of
the Hon. the Fifth Judicial District Court.
sitting in and for the Parish of Terre-
home, there will be offered for sale at
Public Auction by Aubin Bourg, Sheriff of
said Parish Of Terrebonne,
On Wednesday, December I'd, 1856,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the premises on the
Bayou Black in said Parish, about le
miles from the town Of Houma, the fol.
lowing Described property belonging to
said Estate, to wit:
l. A certain Tract Of Land situated on
the right descending bank Of the Bayou
Black in the parish Of Terreboune, at
about eighteen miles below the town Of
Houma, containing about four hundred
and eighty arprnts Of land, bounded above
in front by land Of Thomas Inman. and
in the rear by that Of the Estate Of John
C. Beatty, and below and in front and in
the rear by land Of Barrow l. Johnson,
together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon, including Dwelling
House, Saw Mill, Negro Cabins, etc.
2. BOB, negro man, aged about fifty
years.
TERMS AND CoNDIr1oNs.-The Land,
one-third Of the price payable in all and
each of the months Of March Of the years
1857, 1858, and 1859; the Negro paya.
bic in all the month Of March, 1857 the
purchasers to give their notes to the order
Of and endorsed by, some approved and
good security. payable as aforesa d at the
Office Of the Recorder Of the Parish of
Terrebonne. with eight per centum per
annum interest from their respective ma
turtles till paid and the property sold to
remain specially morsaged and hypothe.
Gated until the full and entire payment of
the above credit install,nents, and all
eventual interest thereon to accrue.
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Parish Of Terrebonne. Ocsober 30ih 1856.
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"THEsE, AS THEY CHANGE. lit is a
curious fact that the Southern mountain
ranges of this country were the first to
receive their snowy caps this season. A
fortnight ago, the submits If the Blue
Ridge, and the highlands in Virginia with
in sight Of the Alexandra and Orange
Railroad, were covered with snow. AT
Richmond, Va. there was 4 sprinkling Of
snow. Passengers by the Bay route repor-
ted fall of snow at Weldon, N. c., and
the tops Of the houses were covered with
snow at Charlottesville, Va.
But it was not until the evening Of the
18th inst, according to the Evening Tran.
script, which is in some sort the official
organ Of the White Mountains of New
Hampshire, that the first snow Of the sea.
son fell in that region. Mount Lafayette
Of the Franconia range Of mountains, is
covered with the white mantle Of winter.
The snow has not held off so long at the
mountains for number Of years.
-ts ? z "a +s N. o. Hayune
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de James L. Carothers.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Pa.
IL roisse TenebonneCour du SEINE District Judiciaire
Au nom ct par lautorite de PHon. Ia
Cour du Cinquieme District Judiciaire,
siegeant dams ct pour Ia Paroisse Terre-
bonnie. il sera offest en- vente lenchere
publique par Aubin Bourg, Sheriff de la
di,e Paroisse, sur les lieux sur lie Bayou
Black, environ l9 miles do Ia vile de
Houma,
Mercredi, le , Deeembre, 1885,
i 10 heures A. NJ, les prophecies ci.apres
decrises. appartenant Ia ditc Succession.
SAVIOR:
l. I'm certain moroccan de terre situk
sur la rive droite en- descendant du Bayou
Black dams Ia Paroisse rerrebonne 4
environ IL miles audessous de Ia vile de
Houma, contenant i peu.pres quatre cent
quatre-vingts arpents de terre. borne en-
haut, en- face par ID terre de Thomas In
man, ct en- arriere par Ia terre de 10 Sue.
cession de John C. Beatty, ct en- has, en-
face et en- arriere par Ii terre de Barrow
ct Johnson, ensemble avec toutes les
batieses Ct ameliorations qui s'y trouvent.
2. BOB, homme negre age d'ensiron
cinquante ans.
TERxEs EFT CoNDrr1oxs-La terre, un
tiers du prix payable en- tous ct chacun des
mois de Mars des anntes 1857, 1853, ct
1859; le negre payable en- tous Mars
1857; les acquereurs devant bonner leurs
billets pordre de, ct endosses par une
caution bonne ct approuvee, payables
CONNIE il est dit plus haus, NJ Bureau du
Recorder de IL Paroisse Terrebonne,
avec HUT pour cent par an d'interet 4
partir de leurs echGances respectives JUS
qu'au Placement, ct les propri6,es vendues
devant demeurer spkcialement hypothe.
quees ct affectees jusqu'au plein ct enter
paiement des sus.dits billets ct dc l'insere,
/ accroitre. A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Paroisss Tsrshoase, e. % Octobss. 1855
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-01

AFFAIRS IN KANsAs.-A letter to the
st. Louis Republican. dated Westport,
Oct. Is, says:
Gen. Whitfield. the member elect Of
Kansas, is here nj present. He proceeds
in few days to the far South to enlighten
the people there on the wants Of Kansas.
The General has made u good many
sacrifices for Kansas, and we hope he may
be remunerated in some way.
From Lecompton there is news to the
effect thst Gov. Geary met Col. Cook at
Topeka and after drpriving them oftheir
Sharp's rifles. disbanded the two hundred
and twenty-five persons whom he took
under command Of Pomeroy and Eldridge
mentioned in my last. They were per-
mi,ted to keep their small arms. The
Governor said to them that il they desired 10
be peaceabls settlers, he would wei.
come them but il they were not peacea.
ble settlers he would have to deal more
harshly with them.
Gov. Geary went to-day with the Ora.
goons, towards Ossowottamie. after old
Brown. He intends to protect the inhab-
itants against his robberies.
The i" Border Ruffians" have committed
another outrage on Martin White. They
have elected him to the Legislature from,
Lykins county.
l have one thing to mention creditable
to the Free State men Of Kansas. They
held a meeting at Lawrence recently and
sent delegates to the Fremont Convention
mentioned in my letter Of the 9Th, with
instructions to vote for no such action rs
nominating an electoral ticket, and to say
to the convention that they considered the
movement improper in every respect. The
mass ofthe Free State people Of Kansas
are opposed to Lane and Brown, and open
" express their opposition to them.
We have had two Of the heaviest irosts
ever known in this region at this season.
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Married.
On Wednesday, the aed inst. by Rev. William McCoa.
NELL Of New Orleans, Mr.. ]. b. DUNN to Miss ELIZA
FUoUA, both Of this p,rish. as ,r ...-.-f-- --
A. We qua6ed The sparkling beverage which was re.
eevsd viii the shove notice. the following sentiment
snggestsd:
sThsses hiss beyond I'll that the minstrel has tnh
59 When two that are linkd In one h~aveny tie,
81 with heart aever changing. and brow never cold,
Love On thr0 al ills, and 1--we on till they die.
One hour of passion sacred 10 worth
Whole ages Of hea1tless and wandering bliss:
And Oh! Il there be IN Eyaum earth,
Il u ths-k 10 this!"
On Monday. s7sh inse., BY We. Campbell, Esq. Mr.
L. e. BELEANGER to Miss PAULINE LECONTE, all Of
the parish os TuPeboans. tE FfiEH4 - 7
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SHERZFFS SALE. f
GTATE OF LOUISlANA-Fifih Judi.
~ eial District Count Parish Of TerTebonns
AsA'a' y .''''''F No. ,a..

BY virtue Of an order Of seizure and
sale, emanating from the above named
Court, 10 the above entitled and numbered
suit, there will be offered for sale At pub.
lie auction by Aubin Bourg. Sheriff Of said
Parish, At the Court House in Houma. on
Saturday, December .. 1855,
between IL o'clock A. N. and o'clock P.
NJ, the following described property, to
wit s..,.. Is, 500 ...5-- ~. E
A certain tract Of land situated in this
Parish, on the right descending bank Of
the Bayou Catahoula, measuring one n.
pent in front by depth Of forty arpents,
bounded above by land Of Victor Guillot,
and below by land Of Jean Valery eau.
trean1, together with al the buildings and
Improvements thereunto belonging.
TERxs AND CoNDIrfoNs-For Cash. to
satisfy the Sum Of Three Hundred and
Fifty Dollars with eight per cent per an.
mum interest from the third day Of April
1856. until paid, and the costs Of these
proceedings and on credi, to satisfy the
further sum Of Three Hundred and Fifty
Dollars due in al Ne month Of March
1857, with eight per cent per annum in.
tercst after maturity. sae.
A. BOURG, Sheriff:
Parish Il Tsrebonne, Octohsr 39eh. 1854
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VENIE PAR LIE SHERIFF
ETAT DE La LOUISIANE-Cour
IL du 5eme District Judciaire- TssFobou0e.
Nine ~. !. e'; ::'.s,' ''''''' Ne. .''..
En- vertu dun writ dallas f. e., emane
de Ia sus-dite Cour, dams l'affaire ei.dessus
intitulEe ct numkrotee, il sera ofeh en-
vente publique par le Sheriff sous-sigoe,
/ Ia maison de Cour Houma,
samedi, le . Dccesnbre, ls5e,
entire III heures, A. NJ, ct heures, ?. H.,
ID propriett suivante, savoir: rrss.e
Edmund, homme negre, age d'enviroa
40 ans. Termes: CoxPrAxr. 30
La dite vente sesa fai.e pour satisfsire
h somme principale, i'inttret ct les frais
dams IL suedite cause.
A. BOURG, Sherif.
Paruiss Tarebenne, C - Oesobse. 1855. r..
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OFFICERS POLICE JURY.
POLICE JURYM MEMBERS.
Notice.

@THE ASSESSMENT ROLL of
the Parish Of Terrcbonne 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 tho first publication Of this
notice. JOSEPH TOUPS,
Houma October 4&h. 1856. Assessor
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AYiA,

OLE ROLL D'ASSESSEMENT do
Ia Paroisse Terrebonne pour l'annee 1856,
est maintenant depose dams 10 bureau 'du
Recorder de cette paroisse. Toutes per-
sonnes ayant des objections au dit tableau
sont requise de les dedier dams trente jeurs
partir do IL premiere publication do cot
avis. JOSEPH TOUFS,
Heana. h Oetobre, 1885, Assessor.
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Di.sulphits of Lins.
THE SUBSCRIBERS inform the plant

l. inG eommuRity ihaa les works for the manufactuse
Il the BESULRHTrE or LlMEn the town Il 1hib0daax,
in successful operaaon and thas they ready
an orders u low rates any Of the New Oslsans
NasafactsWs BY purchasing AZ plssters win save
he 1sighs fto0 New 0saas, and BE allowed tie Aghoss
psies for Tie empty bas1eb which they may retuss.
Thibodaux, Nov. l, 1885, sCUDDAf EWING.
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Lest,
RY THE UNDERSIGNED on Last

o. 1. ,Us ~ v as s so ~. scsH s
1885, 81 066 e6x eaeh due In ell March 1857 and
h al March 1858. with eight per cent per snnum
Interest sn their maearisis unl paid. payable II the
olkcs Of r. q Coode, in Houma.
Thess aosss had on them Tie name 81 Wm Jenalnes,
hat wee net esdassed By ne Any persoa having said
st g. Msnsviile q IN 0oods as6 Ayeock in AouA.
Oeaobee 94sh. 1855. 1eSt B. A. PREWrTT.
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OF TERREBONNE

CITIZENS OF TERREBONNE !!
Do you want IN kaow
HOW TO SAVE MONBY1
~ Go 70 Thibodanx, and purchase jour supplies 1t
y. u. LOEwENsTEIN, sa 3
who has returned from he Nosth and odkss new due
AID tremendous STOCK OF ASSORTED GOODS suitable
Ior this market. Gene and convince yourseM II Il
Aumoug. You WIN save at least twenty pr eeat BY
going thefe-especisly -
The Ladies' Department,
SucA . Deaaess, Aanas Embeeidesies eks and other
Dress Goods. s.r5rt-ezs} Is. ..5ftsf u ID
Call 1t he Store formerly occupied BY Mr.. Campbell
corner B. PAiIp md 8scoad sRset. Thibodaux. novl
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How Tue PRESIDENT AND VICE PIES.

How TUE PRESIDENT AND VICE Pres.
IDENT ARE ELEcrED.-The following is
a summary Of the constitutional require.
iments and the acts of Congress upon the
election Of President and Vice President
fthe United States:
l. The Electors are chosen by the
votes Of the people on the first Tuesday
after the first Monday 10 November.
2. Electors meet on the first Wednesday
in December, and cast their votes. They
then sign three certi6cates-send the
messenger with one copy to the President
Of the Senate at Washington before the
first Wednesday in January-ano,her by
mail to the same person, and the third
delivered to the United States District
Judge where electors meet.
8. Each State provides by law for fill.
ing any vacancy in the Board Of Electors,
Occasioned by absence, death, or resigna.
ton. Such Of the electors as are present
are generally authorized to Gil any va.
cancy.
4. Tho Governors give notice to cleo.
tors Of their election before the first Wed
nesday in December.
5. On the second Wednesday in Feb
ruary, Congress shall be in session and
open the returns. The President of the
Senate shall, in the presence Of the House
of Representatives, open the certificate Of
returns and count the votes. The person
having the greatest number Of votes for
President shall be President if such mum.
her be majority Of the whole number Of
electors appointed. And if no person
have such majority, then from the per.
sons having the highest number, not ex-
ceeding three, on the list Of those voted
Tor Is President, the House Of Represen-
tatives shall choose Immediately, by bal
lot, the President; but in choosing the
President the votes shall be taken by
States, the representation from each State
having ono vote ; quorum for this pur-
pose shall consist of . member or mem.
bers from two.thirds Of the States, and a
majority Of all the States shall be ne.
cessary 10 choice.
b. 1t the choice dev0lve upon the House
Of Representatives, and they fail to make
q choice before the 4th of March next
following, the Vice President is to act rs
President.
z. A Vice President may be elected, or
chosen by the Senate, rs above provided,
before IN election or choice Of President.
8. The day fixed by act Of Congress
for opening and counting the votes Of the
electors, and, iu case Of ite being necessa.
~, for the election Of President BY the
House Of Representatives, and Of Vice
President by the Senate Of the United
States, is the second Wednesday 10 Feb
rusry, after the appointment Of electors.
8. There is no constitutional provision
for the case where there is neither a
President or Vice President elected OF
chosen, 10 the manner directed by the
Constitution. The act Of Congress 81
1892 provides that, under such circum.
stances, there shall be = new election.
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EENTE PAR LIE SHERRY
TTAT DE LA LOUISE NE-Cour ID
IL 5ene District Jsdtciaire, Iaseisss TesssboaDe.
AsA'* u n-''s'' No. in.

rh.-...;s Lo.p., no - sgs,s,
En- veFta d'on ordre do eaisie ct Do
vente, eman& do Ia Cour SOS. nominee,
dams Il cause ci.dessss intitulee ct nu-
merotke, il sera odert en- vente Publique
par Aubin Rourg, Sheriff de Il dite Pa
roisse, 1 Il Maison de Cour Houms,
Sane1i, le . Decembre, 1859,
entire IL heures A. II. ct heures =. H., h
propri<t8 ci.aPres dkcrite. SAVIOR:
Un certain mosceau de terre situ& dams
cette Paroisse, sur h rive droise en- des-
ceudant du Bayou Ca.ahoula, mesurant
TN arpent de face par une Profondeur do
40 arpen,s, borne en- haut oar Il aerrs Do
Victor Guillot ct en- has par Il tefre do
Jean Valery Gautreaux. ensemble avee
toutes les bS:isses ct am6lieratious qui ~
trouvent.
TxRnEs Er CoNDrE1oxs-Au Comp
tant, pour satisfairc une sonme dc Trois
Cent Cinquanae Piassres, avec huit pour
cent par an d'inieret depuis 10 trois Avrii
1856, ct les frais de ces procedures; ct I
credit, pour satisfaire une autre somus de-
Treis Cent Cinquante Pisstres, due en-
tout Mars 1857, avec HUT pour cent par
an d'inseret apres echeance.
A. BOURG. Sheriff
Parc;sse Terrebonne, &c = 0c:obse, 1853.
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A Pcrfuunell Breath.

r. What lady or gentleman would remain under the
Of d.asree.bIe breath when by using the .sI3alnn
Of Thousand Flowers'' A. u dentrihce vou,d
only render it leave the teeth white ~ ala
bA>trr! Many persons do know thsr breath il bad
and the subject il delicate their friends will
ton it. Pour single drop Of the "Ba" your
brush w.,h the teeth night mig. dy
bOttle " i'll last year.
Beautiful Complexion may easily he acquired
by using the 'BALx a THorsASp FLOWERS" 1t will
tan, pmpcs and fccles from the skin leaving il
Of soft and tie hue. Wet towel. pour two
three drops, and wash the face night and mmnng.
Shaving Made Easy.-wet your shaving sru.h
Of "BALx OF 4 THOUSAND FLowxss" rub the bead well
and will make beautiful s a,her, much facilitating
the operation Of shaving. Price only fifty cents.
For s,le At the HOUMA DRUG STORE.
~PHALON's Paphi.n Lotion or Flsral
Observation-Disclosures pseservatve of the skin and
complexion, and Of eradicaiing curing eek
les, TAM pmpes, ehspped hands, lips and face Mehes,
sunburns sead burns etc., and all diseases appersinng
to the skin Manufactured BY E. PHALON, perfumer. SIT
Broadway, New York-and for sale at the
mh27l HOUMA DRUG STORE.
Purchasers will be careful to ash for DR. M'Lane's
Celebrated Vermifuge, manufactured BY
Fleming Bros. Of Pittsburg, Pa. All other
Vermfuges In comparison worthless. DR.. NLansa
genuine Vermifuee also hi. celerated Liver Pl
be had at all respectable drug None genuine with
out the signature Of FLEMING BROS.
sCOvIL MEAD. New Orleans, La, General Whole
sale Agents for the Southern States.
FRlZELL BROOKS Houma, La
Ell. LAsHBROOKE, Thibodaux, La