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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
Louis, life Agricultural WORKS.

MN " M AbAN ann AOn Mll4iIs
ga ~ ssrls Cfs sa ~ ~ O drs q stek, and that thew
. HusA luinsii Ia lhr a sisa pEpY hgvkrn FTuu -
Ani ID. ny TeA hat pis sI'aus i'-lner thrsr s'irA
Tesahs base "a issn usrr sstfIay iun "A uWeng ps,
sl hmfTs has lssa hsr eompsN ssng'mvu and hFh ert,
In the ksn'ussy CsFa sui Co MI ~ stis he sho'e is
ssighi saba Ian,sl aid SsR ~hs 10 siTangsusg 10 s--
ls that The 0rlnsN halA san aa AMI oifTae u lAs
mashhs sniiks any hs, = f'taa,1l q aeans q sfs T.
ssIrs, Nhch sss.S mggsd b haud and appi dT'h ua'
DEF the eeniIe q the mill
Aay usnE Ns viii God clear saving ~ guar,
ter a their o,Fu OyvT lht 80 plan uffrsdirg,
We sauan ons mi d 10 Eiyr sur, safcinn, Purchasers
NAV use ihn o. lhnN 'sss and NJ 'aAu' can r'uIh ih
mi 80 1iar money,
They IriH srsi CsrH su5 Cob frS ''sirsf ~ ne "
llsiFs rate, - tsrr, t-,N es' Aor'',
NJ IpS'uh'l'PFh wlsli 35l lh' lhlc' sS
Tie ur prizes irlulr M rl' C. MI n's i' hh a.
V M sIy iarr rNIn-r ami rau h 'y' a "l-Tl'H 'n u'
" suli IN lu' wo,., 1t r - ser NJ i.ri clau''
AsFy ff,uT Tn,' q aui t,y uN h. r's f7i 30 uilF
rp n'lnsn e hsN a. r.rsr pio an hrsriy 'nrnFd IN
slck H'siF sii lg''i,us ,n k,u'udy
TE,,T G-,u TruAllu r1uuty, ~ Nv 1855,
Mrssrs M"lfB WNtATr a tH-ErsNtu fr7--i l.7r 40 !
one q y,nr ,rud C0u sni cot Nls fr lgn mls AMI
.lNY ii,h'' ri1y gh ~ lor.r wt ~. aI .r'' ~
crush s.i Win 'p1r ul' -, t"su. in 'hc TOR iAi' .'
e"sl Tai nn he ousiF ~ ,W ~ -nl.'nN I u. ',E
.neilon r'n.s. ulmn sr'nsh ard e'.al''s en'Il N"
lhs hest article ofh knl that has c' u' my u1ile.'
N'Ty Respectfully H'''s sItLl'
Ln,r,J llnr. Franklin c'unp Nv Zee, =! 1865,
Nsrrs, MuIFu MNATH. A Co -GFHVfufH s--liaNiur
b,upht oi- II yonr Herursv Com aui i Mill iriu T.
wrli h, h7ud by ihs tine r'Irss my unml s'nni an
II viii rIli IL ~ l- il 'Fr boar aUl u rg'y NorS
fr onr horse anil YtH' NrtT- |d attend, T. Them ali tu'
T. especially foi rc'"' and sheep hir,sl - mn VITO
has IN sly that siN igTrls Il c frlnnd lN u, itr
HI, lot II mule wy ,sh rr. IN ne ,ar f' 10 e u'unl
mannrr n'Toiu 81 The his, rirg Mil lot" this county
about "a years aga anil av" lern nlug ever snr az"
would nr Tor any rrisnahl' Iteration dn-nse Win ue
usr ofonc, With iir'Ucgi Your lrIcnl Nc, -
Ruhl Ut W. StOt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

CtAYRE-S ANTIBILIOUS AND FAMILY PILLS
= have been found eminently useful in the fol-
lowing diseases: bilious remitting and intermit-
ting fevers, diseases of the liver. aundice. indi-
restion, constipation. bilious cholic fixed pains
IN the head. chest, side. &C., &c. Prepared and
osd only by SAfRE IhoAAS'
an 2S:tf Druggists and Chemists.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

ONE DOOR EAST OF W. cARUTH BRO,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
LARGE AND FRESH STOCK ,N
n of DRUGS, comprising a COM Sas2
rlete assortment Of Foreign and Amer 49,
lean chemicals, essential oils and ex- IA
tracts, Shakers herbs and extracts,
surgical and dental instruments, medicine chests,
medical saddle-bags, Druggists shop furniture Of
every description, patent medicines, paints OF all
kinds, dry and ground in oil. window glass, var
nish. wall and shoe brushes, fancy goods, CO.
nail. shaving and hair brushes, etc. Black, blue
and red ink in bottles from quart to one ounce !
dive woods Of all kinds, acids, indigo, madden
spices, etc. IS
Having paid special attention to the purity OF
all drngs sold by US, and to the manner OF put
ting them up and packing goods. we feel confident
that we will he able to fill any orders with winch
we are favored, in satisfactory manner.
Orders bv letter shall receive prompt and care
r,I attc,,ti9n SAYRE Il THOMAS.
January %, Is5d-40:tf
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[GR.o.oEEiES.l
LATEST ARRIVAL
~
GOLD & D0H RADSOY'S.
New SuE.iIrH and SiIEEnrPlECr MQGis.

y
GOLD & D0H hADSON'S.
New Spring and siuglflncr GOchs.
TRY GOODS Osnahurcs, drilinss. dcnims
~ brown 3-4 and A. domcstrs, Clort,w
stripes, prints trcw stylcs), ginghams, apron
checks, cottoraGcr, gloves, initts, hosiery. hand
kerchiefs, buttons, wlaIchonc. hooks and eyes,
&C.. &c.
LADIES DRESS GOODS-A great vorio.
ty il, part. Of silk tissUcs. French lawns, print
ed jaoOnett mtslins, urgondic muslin. printed
beraGe, Taritong iaConott aud Swiss. plain. S-
urod and dotted: acoHctt cd5ings and Insertions;
Swiss edgings and insertions ; Swiss sleeves and
collars; Swiss collars; together with variety Of
cause and silk trimmings, embroidered climi-
settles, corded and dmiy skirts. trimmed straw
bonnets, trimmed fats, S,stn and velvet ribbons,
&C.. &c.
BOOTS d. SHOE&--Mcns calf boots. Mems
calf and kip brogans, women lrogons and boots,
russell hrogans, hoya and misses hroEIns, &c
CLOJWiNG--iinnCn Iants. cottonudc do,
linnen drill do; alpaca, drIb 4 etc and linncn
coate.
HATS-Mens silk, Panama Lcghorn and
straw hats; boys clip and pnlm hats; mems ct
ter fur, Russia fur, and wool ha.'.
GSL2CEEffEs.3
Coffee, sugar, salt candlcs, tobacco, crushed
and powdered augar, soda alum, salmratus indi
90, starch, pickles, pepper sauce, vinegar, cNarct
and sweet vine. pie fruit, candy, lemon. syrup,
table talt. fresh oysters, cigars, mackorc. rice
molassee, dried apples. whale and lard oil, lin
seed oil, white lead, bar lead, raciifcd wiyiskey
peach brandy cognac brandy. Sherry and N!odel.
"a wine French brandy in bottles g 4 10 and
1919 glass, matches, buckets, .brooms, tubs,
cocoa dippers dc.
NARDWARE--A general assortment in this
line.
SADDLERY-- Brides, nartiugales. web
rens, cruppera, girtIs, circinglcs, bride l,'th-
era. saddle wallets, blind brides, moss hhInkets'
hosskin collars, fly nets, webbing, ladies' and go-
tiemon's saddles. carpet bags, &"..
Together with many other articles 100 nnfne'
rous TO mention, which will be sold on as IA
vorable terms as any other house.
CASH CUSTOMERS will meet with in
duccmcnts not heretofore offered lite cheap
er than tie cheapest at
G0LD & TDGNAEDsON'S.
Dallas, May 10, lSjG-5l:tf
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Pennsylvania 4 Eorse Fewer and Threshtr
WITH THINNING sIIArr CnMpLETE.


are now engaged IN MAXI 900 4 se tire lcr' fr lie
her with The Rl nal prsnuinn Il having scc'r u NJ
al carly .y III roughly seasoned lumber M or materials NJ
uncXccpinnihe quality satisfied ih We viii he nr to
turn machines which AMI will give the most unnal-
ileil endorsement
The advantages calmcIy for the Pennsylvania Thrsbcr
over any other IN general the following IL IT. great
strength and simplicity. IT. ahi y ln work r'r' ''Hr
than can performed by any other known mncnr driven "
horses II rta.e ani ensy hau by two lnr'c
thirty minutes l. We ly" also eCd In riurir vi m'
her nfirc hcn Objectionable In "rm0rieN tnVt III NJ
speed TIL purt Of th' h"r e-nnr hCin. h'iit
so motion with less speed driving
We have manufactured AMI old ovrrtro hn2rct If these ma
chimes during the past SEASON. nd In no Instance has one been
returned } under the fcll,wlrr
WARRANTED.
We every machine 90 lie well made and Of good mate
rial every respect and do It's wcr IN the satisfaction 81 the
purchaser rIul tn, moneys AL to tes 30)to 100 bushels
Of wheat or twice as many oats per day.
pEIrTs.
Complete All anil Trc"r ally ru'c cash. $l26 90
Comulctr All, re Power alone q. H.. 50 90
Con plctr l-horsr TlToshrr, alone cash. co w
Band Wheel, added this Power ifdesirci. for dri
wing o,ton Gin Corn Mil Corn Shelter, Straw Gutter
Wheat Fan. &c &C.. extra, 10 90
by forwnr ing eOry ,riC' either If the above Ecapng or
Thrcslng Machines can hc shipped Shreveport n cost Of not
over $50 each. aud tern trhus 50 each E.r tile
rre,hng Machine Reap sSy he hauled by two horses
the former UithOht NH"
wagon hhy
orders should he rwarled early Liberal discount to callers
MILLER. WINGATE & co.
manufacturers Of Farming implements and Ma
I44tf1 ,hincS. IOnsrWo. hY.
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Wanted,

GAYRE'S ASTRINGENT MIXTURE, for the
= cure of Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint. gripping pains in the Stomach or bow
els. and all bowel affections Call and get bot
tie. Prepared and sold only by
SAYRE & THOMAS. Druggists
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~ hAAs hiNs
Crockett & S.uCss.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW Dallas, Teas
Ii ANlNG formed an association, will dill
gently and yigorouly practice their pro-,
f.ssiun In Dallas, aud the adjacent counties. aud
in tire supreme Court of the State, aud Dis
trirt Court or tie L, :,
- They will promptly attend Ia the collect.
Ing ug debts and Investigating land titles,
REFERENCES.
John llcmrlill, Chief Justice $. C., TcSns,
rhus. j. jennings, Attorney General, Texas,
Tlus. j, Rusk, L, : senator, Texas, W. u
X Inylur. State Senator. Jefferson, Texas, q e,
Hardy, Galveston, Tr,us, pncI,D, Jane. pltila-
drluliu. Penn, ncllossct Il Brown, New York,
Reid. SIraguc& Co., New York,
Olive or "st, m" Herald O.ic'.
hmm Mn' lNEh -nnilII
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NJ. NInErcI, &fnric.

ATTORNEY anal COUNSFLLOR Ar LAW,
VA Ill. practice in the counties of Kaufman
w Collin, Denton, Ellis, aud Dallas. also in
the SUI rene Court NJ TYLER and in the Promt,
Courts of Dallas aud adjoining counties.
Special attention will he given to collections
aud Il crlocting of tides 10 land.
NdilRS. De- 30. 1853 ml:l)
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-08
MiscelIa neous Notices.
Sale of Valuable Lands.

Sale of Valuable Lands.
We see by advertisements in our exchanges that i'm
quantities Of Lands throughout the State are being
offered for sale among which, copy the following con-
corning this Parish:
Parish Of TerrebOnne.
T l6, RAE
Section No II O.1,Ju
half Section 10 al Section IS Lot Section a. AS oS
w half u 5 w quarter Section 81. w half OF w half
Section 60. ..---..- -os,-e
North Of plantation north side of Bayou Black-hne
timbeYed LANDS.
TIC, Is E
Secion 69 ''''..''
Sections 81 IS g. A. So 50 and 55......... 1892
ON Bayou Chickahoua, railroad; part high; all val
liable for timber.
| TIT, ICE
Section sso,a-
Rear of lands on Bayou Back.
I 20, X Ii E
Sections |. and L. Point auA-fers Light House, 3,"
ora -. -. '"V'
The foregoing lands will be sold Accommodating terms
Apply to A. j. foWthi,
apr24 DonaidSonviile LOUISIANA.
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Is sh HOUMA EXPRESS.
D F. HOLDEN has now p,aced up

K T1V11D111 H1ts nov F1dCcu uP0fl
- the line from the Railroad CROSSING Terrebonne De
pot to Houma, Stage and Express capable of caryin
eight passengers. Express packages Of light merchandise
will be carried at reasonable rates. The Express Stage
will leave Houma every morning at to half past O'Clock
and returning to Houma will leave the Depot immediate
" af,er the arrival train from the city, say half
IL to I2M. t& 81
N. BAH persons expecting packages by the Express
must be prepared. (y themselves agents) with the
cash to pay charges on delivery mpos ibe T.
conduct such business any other principle.
Orders the city, per Express will be received at Hon
or intermediate points and forwarded with despatch
all letters by the Express must be postage paid.
This is only the besimn. Of system of Express In
accommodation, with our large commercial metropolis
and elsewhere. which is nteneed to be carried il
proper encouragement is extended. =...
10 If s= sssf r. r. FOT DEN
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HO! FOR THE RAILROAD!

ToHN BERGER has placed a Stage r-SSNA
y and Express upon the line from AzS1ESMfS
Hounla to the Railroad Crossing, Terre- 1e-s@s
homie Depot. capable of carrying twelve passengers
The Express viii leave Houma every morning at egh,
O'clock, and returning to Houma will leave the Depo.
Immediately on the arrival of the from the City
say at half past II.
FARE EACH WAY 81 90
He hopes, by attending to wants aud convenience Of
the travelling public merit share of their patronage
He has constantly on hand cenveyances Of kinds al
Houma in convey passengers in any direction. i'd
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~ RlOuShs! PlOu.hs!
SUBSCRIBER has ON hand abt

l. one hundred Pioughs, A. J. Young & McClanahan's
Manufacture. Of Maysvile, KY sizes No to No. T.
which or the sake of closing the consgnment he offers
for sale March credit from 50 81 per plough lower
than he has ever before sold in this market prices from
Is 90 to SI 90. few Bun tongues or Shovel Poughs
w Planters would do well to embrace this oppor-
tuny TO supply themselves with good and cheap poughs
Respectfully, BIZ HOLDEN
Thibodaux. November ost 1s55-nl6-y.
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Neu:Orleans, Opetousas. and Great West
ern Express. s.-
4 DAILY EXPRESS is now establish.

4 DAILY EXPRESS is now establish
"A ed the Opeousas Railroad. between New Orleans
and Bayon Lafourche, connecting in New Orleans with
The American Express tor all the principal Cities and
Towns in the North and West, and al Bayou Laourche,
with
HOLDENS STAGES AND EXPRESS WAGONS,
for Thibodaux, Houma, Tgervie, Berwcks Bay Paiter
sonve, Centerve, Franklin New Iberia, St. Martins
vile, Washington and Opelousas.
SPECIE, JEWELRY, VALUABLES, and Merchandise
of every description forwarded and delivered promptly
Notes. Drafts Bills, collected, and all orders attended
to punctually.
Each EXPRESS in charge of special messengers.
All merchandise, orders from New Orleans for the in
terror, must be left at the office before the day
previous departure. Orders left Joseph Barbas 100
Old Levee street. will receive prompt attention.
EXPRESS leaves Adams Co.'S Office. No. 90 Camp st.
daily NJ returning leaves Franklin House, Thibo-
daux at 1 NJ and Bay Lafourche al 2P,M
RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
In connection with the above there is express for the
transportation of Baggage Of the city of New
Orleans that passengers giving their name and check
to the Express Messenger have their deliver
ed as directed, with promptness and desp ach
STARR S. JONES,
[nl-t1 Office 9S Camp Street.
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A. B. RAGAN N, ....
Grocer and Commission
... MERCHANT.
Nos. 8 AND 10 ST. PHILIP STREET,
Thibodaux, La. s5.
~ EPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND

EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
IN large stock of Fresh Provisions, and Western
Produce which he afford to supply Planters and others
with advantageous than they purchase
them in the city of New Orleans. -.
His supply of FAMILY GROCERIES. WINES, and
LIQUORS. is very extensve and consist in part Of the
following named articles, viz
APPLES Dried and Green, KErcHuP Walnut, Tomato;
ALsPIcE, 44.s FAB LARD, M. Leaf;
ASIsETTE, LoBBsTEEs;
AYE HANDLES, iz LEMONS 81 t
Bacon, Hams, Sides, and LAMPwIcK; sa@
Shoulders; LQUoRs Cognar, Chap1gne'
BEEF SugarCured: Peach and New York Bran
BUTTER, Goshen and West dies Old Bourbon, Irish
ern; and Rectified Whskey; ia
BEANS, Navy; .45 eat maica Rum; Holland Gin,
BlsCuIrs Soda and Butter etc ETC.:
BREAD. Pilot and Navy; MUSTARD, Creole and Kent'y;
BUCKwHEAT, kegsand boxes; MoLAssEs; st..-s.s 4t
BRooMs Assorted; MACAROSI;
BLAcKISa. .Siasons;' MATCHES, Friction;
BASKETS, al, sizes: MACE; ta-.5t, "a "
BUCKETS, Tin and Painted: NUTMEGS;
CorrEE, Rio Java Mocha; Nurs. Pecans and Almonds:
CANDLES Sperm Star, and Gus Olive, Lamp and Lard;
French Talow: ONIONS;
CHEESE. Pine Apple, Eng PICKLES, Assorted Is
lish Dairy and Western Pork, Mess and Prime;
Reserve: - POrATORs, Sweet and Irish;
CHOCOLATE, No. /; PEACHES, Dried; ~
CANDIES, Assorted: PEPPER, Black:
CoRDALs, do; PEPPER SAUCE; ftH. t
CIGARS excellent as'n,t POWDER Sporting and Rifle
CARDS, Plying; PIPES, Clay and Stone;
CISNANoNi . RAlslxs, Malaga;
CLOVES; RICE, Carolina and Creole
CLoTHEsP1Ns; SALT, coarse. fine and table;
CoRKs. London; +t4 SUGAR, Loaf and Brown;
Cars, Percussion; Soar, Bar, CASTLE and Fancy
DExIJOHxS, Al SKIES; STARCH, Fox's and Colg,te'e;
EGGS; 4 z SNIFF, Scotch and Macaboy;
Flour, ST. Louis and Ohio; SARDIxEs
FISH, Cod, Mackerel, and SHOT, Buck and Drop
Herring; SAL 4ERArus;
FISHING TACKLE; TEAS, Assorted;
GINGER; s...-. TOBACCO, do; a ,.- irs-
GARLIC; TIN-WARE do;
GARDEN SEEDS. VINEGAR; ..l.
HANS, SugaI-Cured WINES, Madeira, Sherry,
INDIGO: Champagne, Port. md Red;
JUGs, Stone; WASH BOARDS, etc., etc.
And, in fact, EVERYTHING that is usually kept
in wholesale retail grocery may be had of him on
the most reasonable terms. oa-1 .'t -.
A.B Raglan, 8 and 10, St. Philip Street,
August 2, J655-n3tf. .- Thibodaux La.
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POETRY.

-"it is the gift of Poetry to halow every place in
which moves-to breathe round nature an odour
exquisite than the perfume the rose shed
. tint moro magical than the blush Of morning"
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Hotel and Stable.

he undersigned would also inform his
friends amp public that he is prepared TO accomno-
date all who may call upon him. with comfortable lodg
ings and his table is always well supplied with the best
that can be procured in in Ie market. Every exeron
will be made to administer comfort and convenience Of
his guests. gsH*s{ss9s ~ EarA #-
His stables are we'll stocked, and means u conveyance
may he procured at all times Travellers conveyed any
part OF the country at all times, and the
nodating TERMS
Dec eff Isl JOHN BE RGER.
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They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what. their name pur-
ports. F.
The VERM1rucE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
SUBJECT to Worms.
The Liver PILLS, for
the cure of LIVER CON-
PLANT, all BILIOUS De-
RANGEMENrs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, &c. "a .,e.,.as5 1
4 Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR.. C. McLane's Cele-
brated VERM1FUGE and
Liver Pills, prepared by
&l,,,'n3 &.as.
SOLE pRopR1EroRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. : All
Others, in s comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, are
worthless.
+47t s
The GENUINE McLanes
Ver;mi1fuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug,
Stores,
FLEMING BROS.
so WooD ST., PIrrsBuRGH, PA.
t mn s. s.asae Sole Proprletors.
.ETSold by ScosIl & MEAD, New Or.
leans, La. @ L,4-A j To- IS
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TEAMING! TEAMINGn
Is NOT, PERHAPS, GENERAL

Il LY KNOWN that am prepared to convey any guam
tty Of merchandise Of every description the
interior at shoot noiice-drayage and storage here free
on all cunsgnments to my which IA be conveyed to
the interior by my teams. ega asH s. Cs
Patroi age respectfully solicited, ia So 81.
Thibodaux, Nov. l, IS. BF HOLDEN
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-08
SCOTS LITTLE GIANT"CoRN AND COB VII.
Patented May 10Th, 1854.
THE attentention of Planters, Fafner

HE attententlOn OF Planters. FSs
Il and Stockholders in general is respectful! esoe
this mill the most important article OF the Ana ~.
use; not only well adopted for grinding cob nea ~ ~
but Hrts for the table, and especially Bread Aea
not fully ripe or dry in the fall
In setting this min, mechanic or iiame WON ss,m
ell, only requiring to be fastened to noor ~
Easily adjusted and used by anybody, even CHILL ,,L1
The Little Giant has received the iirst pfe@aa.
late Agricultural Fairs in Missouri, Kentucky MA1
and other States and that in the most compliments.
ner; As well as the ready Communications Oh NC wv
witnessing its performance. m
These mills are guaranteed in the most pos, w ~
n .r and No. , warranted to grind ~ bushels u - -
a complete, ready tCr attaching the teani-"'
grinds 20 bushels per hour with two horsss. 4 xak
Manufactured by Scott & Durt 81, Louis: seos'
be, Baltimore, Scott & Hedges, Cnclnnsu.
ea -fs l- From the Cincinnati Daily Tee, +.
sTHE LITTLE GIAxr"-By invitation We caes ,bs
establishment Of Scott Hedges. yesterday 10 ~ -l
operations of what the inventor has denonEasae ts
tie Oiant Corn and Corn Cob Mill" IL ever 4, -,;shs
we'll applied. il is in the present instance hsrs
only about three hundred pounds, and Sth IN win
attaceed 10 ten foot shaft it eats up corn anu a. he
a vengeance" It's got up ON an impfoveme. !. cmps
best patent Of this kind ever attained anu "a es IN
in s construction that 1t be put togetne' r ~
motion in twenty minutes. and Afterwards ;,s s,,e from
used with ease by anybody. II will shnu WIS
IL to IA bushels per hour. , "a. .onsrusb'.
To the farmer, this mill, so simple M :. ..ays %
occupying so little space. propelled BY pow = - D.
hand and furnished at the exceeding low rss
fords one OF the greatest convenience h.,s uavs
Wherever they have been introduced tney ,,pnl psaf
sal favor. Let every interested IN ~ .,amipe ~
call in al Scott Hedges No. Water street,
see it in operation. vAohsssss
For sale in Thibodaux by the unde!ssneLL;h
in operation which he will be pleased 70 HOLpN
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NEW CARRIAGE SHOP:
- FULFORD & BROTHER

having commenced the Carriage business in
S184D yll its branches. in the Shop Jackson st.
next door to the Methodist Church, Thi5odaux pre-
pared to manufacture
Buggies, Carriages, Rocka,cays f. Sulkies
in and every style; also repairing DONE Persons de-
string anything in their line would do well to give them
call, All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. >
F. B. tender their thanks the citizens of Assump-
ton Lafourche and Teebonne for the liberal patronage
that they have been engaged the above business and
hope for a continuance of the same --'.
They have always on hand Carriages, Rockaways Bug
ges, and Sukies Harness. WHIPS FIynetting sc, &c.
Of their own manufacturing the workmanship Of which
They are willing trade very liberal terms for cash
rgood paper. REPAIRS done at reasonable rates. and
with the greatest despatch. --s g.. $3.50
FULFORD & BROTHER, Jackson Street.
Thibodaux, August I'd, lS55tf. aa--4 ltrr
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IHLBODAUY COLLEGE,
T TAKE pleasure in announc-
l. ing TO parents guardians, and the public - -
in general, that having secured the SER (S
vices of competent gentlemen, shall hencefrth. under
the above NAME conduct my institution larger scale
The plan pursued will be similar to that adopt
by best colleges and the tuition comprises all the
branches usually taught in such establishments.
am ready receive boarders OF which parental
will be taken,
TERMS.
Regular English Course ...........s6 90 per month.
Every addition language. ......l 80 - "
Board. (.yashing inciuded,) -. $50 90 g annum
For further particulars re- to terms, cosdons etc, ap
ply to, CHARLES SCHIEFESTElN, Principal.
n B. p;ospectus will be issued SOON aOtr
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FOR SALE,

4 PLANTATION, situated at ~
n convenient distance from the Seat OF Justice. "a:
and now being successfully cultivated Sugar ,,..S
Farm appertaining to which is splendid Sugar LIE
MILL Negroe Cabins, and all the necessary implements
apparauses for the culture and manufacture of Sugar
On the premises also is fine, commodous and spacious
Dwelling Hou>e-wen Standardization, Out Houses,
&C. TIE location of this place is truly magnificent one
As testimony of the richness and superior quality Of
the land will simply say that 40 hhds of Sugar
made this farm last year. with very small force
The present growing cropof will be disposed OF al
the option Of the purchaser or purchasers.
For further particulars. and thorough description
Of the above property, inquire of
April 2-tfl GAGNE BROS.