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IMPORTANT

nor thelast three years have engaged bIsne s.,
known only mvselr nd comparatively few hers,
w instructed for he Of 5000 each, whc has
averaged the of from 50 hO TO IS eco annum
ard ayng made srrangeU 20 go 70 Enrope mex Spring,
gage the business desir6 US 81 Civ ns fl
instructions in the Art TO every per eho NIT ne
the Of OSE roLAR am in iuce1, fom the suecess
have been faYo ed with ard the many happy aenoWe g
have received from tbos have inst-uc'ed IN the
AT and who mali0g from 10 to $l5 per day to
give every person chance 10 core into on = MS
uille meas OF making small fortune. lher- Is no
HUNBUG the bus here uded To- Refeien OF
tie be class be given regards s character an can
also refer in phace pia vel a. in thi' ciy
who have within month embarked in the hu ness ani
who will testify that hey making sS to 80 per day
the 1t bu iness in VII ch either ladies or gen
een engage and with re c. ease make very hand
come several ads in various psrs Il Pennsyiva-
MIA MARYLAND. whom have intru d in 'he art, are
now ri from 50 0 Sc p da,. II IS GENTEEL RUSI
and but fw hlIng~ tequir 30 start Upon
ipt q 81 ] vii mined aey send 70 the sppiHa1-
l'e circular, ntsning fu ia. rUctonS II the hrt, which
will be perfectly erstood upon Ell on Z reld.
Add -ess A. y PAR~oNS,
No. SIS, est 26 h street,
IL YORK
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WRAPPINGS

ARMSTRONG s. CO..
No. co MARKET 81. NASHVILLE,
Commission Merchants
AND KAN AGENTS,
IrOR the sale o. Machines AgrieultarNl impements.
L Buhii~E Materials a., 1he annexed b ltt q
ouch artcrs way always be found n their store and At
TIE lowest cash prices;
MACHINES. IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Threshng Machines ysa Powers Corn and Con Crashr,
LHte Giant1 Fslton PoFtahir 0rs 8h, siraE Cltsfs,
Crn sheHers H-d~es Strut Machine, chndr Urlin sepa-
raor Wells sesd Ssper, Corn rianisrs. CaYasrs it~r-
xs Pieags Of al knds, chains, Meat teisff tey les
Fo1xs Rakes Respng apd HoHsns Machines, Fsn Mis- &C
BUILDING MATERIALS, &e, &C.
WsnseS sas II Venetian iInds MarbsiErd iroa Nantes.
Winsou Glass Of al sEes. yiFsu c ceaent Hster Paris
Chain Pump. Fumps Garsn kagines, tfca Chars,
Iron Sc Ices, Ira saiss Of al s1rA-
PAINTS, OEts, sc.
White Lad White nc EFoEu Lne store Colorrd Zue,
Pants o. al esora Putty, WhiinE. Lns~sa On, lard on
fuuns Nasushe-. neral fs ni oisc, Paint bIuahss,
Resin, CopPeraz, Pzins Ahis, &c, se-
FERr rIL1z RS.
uaao and Gnd Plaster We kseP 4rEs stosks q shsss
SEEDS.
covsr Timothy, Ess Grass HsrdA 5lss. orraA-d eEtss,
W. a.. also .s,us fr Psasss c-lsbras-d ESssos raR
fosd tlorse Poser Threshinx Nacinss We hFs npu al
ass0stusH cf gAese MsShiass h4nd al ~ Hrsh titt
a Mana actarsrs' pFcrs, traapartateE aa A. n -
card b ssfond ~ suPpy, those uho are % sat
lhasH hsd trtt bay ssos.
dsela-eittsa~3n AEasfAoN@ 90.
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Land Tor ale.

Z eFFER 49, ssIs Qeel sgVEN nUNnaEp '~es~ "A
4 OF LAMB lfiar 30 an Casuaeia cratrai uznpLks Il
80 s-ine /. Dsrt n he trses se irA rssafe.
Fhfs lsnf eqazl uaf fEefor o. sat IN Aa3ff eaar
i s uaers4 tthe csirerabed Nrvsrs rpfinE eeins %
a. ma asfsd or sai<l ue susosIvd ana Wet BFete3
49, -. "a the prslaisa teaatAa bs-lls si<l
- ~. rrpfs and ne eanirufistrd kali osd Il
uli b. dlstlss 30 sals - o. foia = eesy
- fsraAsT lnfSEua4foa apy Alhs0sd p oizes
As-sa se.,,-sf "a LUcTrs POLK.
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Ianatf
NEW FIREl,

~ !. 81 igt AN s. ~. =. PEACH,
have fCrnrf partnership uldrT thr name ~
ana ssc pf r. sratu'y a CO and tsaen ur st1oE M
aua H'ant a. A. ssaburg . u CoHpcf's tl7ck, -
Chyr strrrt, Aad h-r friends and the ub Nc,
INT hey prepared O. rx~cuc dssrl en ~ work
he PLUMBING bNstNts.. in Pc naatrst uost SUB
stantsi Toes v also farush snc 90 - Gas fx.
IN the ,r1s0aes, yi1s. 1hey rrspc cIfuy solcii
share u iuhic p4trnuarr. jhnzl
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Wines, Brandies, Liquors, &C.
DE vEN0GE & CHARLES,

DE VEN0GE & CHARLES,
1873 Pearl street, New YORK,
IAVE abshe5 Agency for the sale Of their impor
t4tiOuS IN thr city Of
NASHVILLE, aI No. z T fELEC SQUARE
DIVA The representatives ~ Of the lsrges
hCuses in France" among others the CE\ Raj SOCIETY
OF VfNEN ARD, PROPRIFrOR@ or COGNAC, whose Bran
dies they pared to Cr in Hail. Q1arter and fghih
Pipes.
is House has be~oms celebrated for the excellence Of
the hpmenfs an from ,he immense capital which ifey
represent offer superior advantages. both in quality and
price, any other Brandrs. Shipments in Bond, de
sired. DIX q C. also offer for le OF their OWN 'MPlR
TATIONS. an assortment Of CHAMPAI|NES. CLARETS,
MADEIRAS, SuERRlES, HOOKS, WHISKiES, GIN ard
RUN, &c, &C.
Charles London Cordial Gin,
O TILED in London, under supervision Of the British Gov
ernment expressly for De Neuoge Charles Cf New York
a pure tonic smua1t AMI diuretc drink, pronounced by
medical 10 be the most sanitary ale hoIc dstatou
c.rei he Puhi,. This GG from It's peculiar quail
i- il emneHty adapted to paris 0f the country whose
waters abound with and IS in general use as
bryer7g tro ghou he whcl United States In cases Of
aud dozen bottles, each bottle bearing TIE words
Charles Lon Cordial Gin, blown in the gl and the
Pr0orstor's FEC smitr on th label.
riders c0nfded to the and SCRUTINY Of Nessrs De
Venog Chars, troug their Nashville agency, wtl meet
Nth uronut attention ana uispqtc4. dec5-tf
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DATES g. FRANCE. NO. I barclay ST.,
ID -. E.-CqUfi0H.-None genuine except they have
the stamp # the Patent Al manufacturers aud sellers in
iringing, win be prosecuted according to law.
mar24-1y
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STATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYEIEG ESTABLISHMENT.
o6ce No 2 John ST . doors from Broadway

Office No. John St, doors from Broadway.
NEW A6RK.
INHF rsgne1 proprietors Of this esfb hnent have
for iny time fe senior pa of thr -u, Nathan
Pare 81 years heen pro'-cu'iHc ther business at sa-
T-nl They ave spared no eG t or expense, espec
ally 10 the s few yea s. % ~ az the branrhesO thei~
at and h7ve been gl 10 at lining hsh degree Of
Improvement vel the arinsry and ppsraus fDr
DE ng different IL 81 goo = as IN pract cal artist skill
In fyeu ard finishing Ldie r. satin ard Meriro Dress
e. rrrt Improvements have heen made. In large prop
tioa Of cases. hes- articles 20 in "or aHd I'M sh,
very nearly apr ear nee to nS goods Cre hawis,
Co1ts, N4atas, Neve Garment, &C. are also very su;-
5y Gated. Faded and stained Is restored or re
dyed. -
SILKS AND SILK DRESS IS WATERED.
Iace and NIz iH Curtains, Gsrp-t Z ~ aui Tan GOV
er. Can e. aud Pcrushcd. DamiR md More Curtains,
Beau ilH Dyei. Also, Rib us u0.er' Gloves, &c.
Orders excru ed W th and despatch.
tu1us rrce wed -n reformed hy esures'-
Goo Is k-Yt subject 10 Tie c iI1 b.. - months.
BAFEEVT. NEFi'EASS co,
IdnIS-Cn 3 John 81. 2 door t-gW brn7dTayi \. 1.
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rEsWE psrr sr-hiP eaFe srlssiEs der ~ EJls Il
Tstis aoosE l. fhss fas dssuFs - maiad .r--sa.
- ~ D. alLiS
~ G. O Nt.okA
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rTNUF uarnlship tetvtru thr unf~rsignrf. n he
a.. style Of. ~ Ssahufy O., ~rs dissolved bS na.
tul le st ut Ethsr Of us vlra.teud 10 tie
settlng up Of ths 1us mesa q ths late Arm.
= n srARUHY,
a T. PEACH
Ian2-d z. . SEABUkF
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COltOn's Map Of the United States.

eHowxG he bass "a an and toSushlp lines Of the Un-
ted States surveys tie lines Of euante, ttresa and par
ishes; the re han Of tss, villages aud Pst cs; al
raroad sanal pat and other rcas aso the daSriet Aad
tovn lines Of the Cansdasths whole b. ng compiled o@
,hs a surveys AHd ether Autasne sz ~
seven frst As woss Of t Is ias5 esaut
ta but as an ara fsifl dsinsstDu of The
tT "a al ia ssperss geographical a. pei deal II 3 snttisa
to ths very hal ssi praisr.-N. T. C0ur. q Eng.
TA noble ap Zee; by seven, projected scale %
twenty fo4r ss ne "a, h, and hsd on The nap -
Mr. stssr ths principal Cisr q Surveys ., Washissssa,
faat slrases an surveys made b. The Untd stasa o@
hs AnAnsc ooran ~ Anssaa Desert, O. % ths szne
Gesrrs sAs oaSsoss As work of Art his nP = shigh
schlsvezsni-- asrsvvsi On stssi--A o Coo' Saa<aa-
"a, -. ~ JOHN YORK CO.
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PATENT ELASTIC sKIETs.

II CGTTENET & CO., Importers Of French and
4 other European Goods, No.4S Broad street.
sug3l IS
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IRON RAILING AND

IRON RAILING AND
UENiUI.NEAL IRON WORK
NIE subscribers prepared TO on orders OF amount
/ for IRON WORK, such as
Railings for Public and Private Parks, Gardens.
Steps, Verandahs, Balconies, Gem terry Lots, &c,
Also, IRON STATES DOORS. SHUTTERS sETrEES,
CHAIES. TABLES, DOGS, WINDOW GUARDS CAFES,
FOUNTAINS They pay particular attention 10 cucos-
ing Mt1kNY LOIS ana PARKS, having The largest -
zormrut % p Of any eiabIbEr the country,
are enabled 10 please the mot fstdus IN taste. Archi
trcts ur Builders any part of he Ulinn. ntng Iron
Work b. sending dressings g receive the estimate flr
cost work and &c Wi u niSh any from heir de
sizus or dras ugs that my he desired.
Persons vishiug articles 0 manuftcture nv address
ing s aps stating fr wbat purp gi be iarnshed
With printed s.us bg mail with the price annex
el Al urie wiH receive rr1alpt teuuon, and
he work On she'd and ei the beet rsunrr aud packed
iu box-s for sa{e caring. HOOD \ CO,
I2i North Tenth Street,
And Broad ani kidge Avruur,
noy2a-trwim PhtlRdsi ptia.
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ECITCTIC NTAGaZENT,-The Ecleeti, Msga.

ECLECTIC MACSZgNE.-The Eclectic Msga-
II EUe o Foreign Literature, IN tsrary merit sut ,trV
WORTH Is whou questor tn best saziue publ he'd It
pist he choicest articles tie cream, % spsakof
the lrsdrg 30 gn Qusrtgres and MsgaEnes ard he
productions 4 their ged pens. Omitting articles Of
minor - the American reader offers 60 e. pat
amount Il literary th, Of PERMANENT value,
q small piCe.
1Ie Eclectic published in monthly numbers o. IA pages
each, and making ihrte volumes year and nearly
Is pages, emb shed vi tUeye spend portraits u
dstir glshe Vsrs hst0Ti al su,eCtaf s. per ye
The January nImber b. gins VOutoe. Nov is good
time subscribe. Orders for the wors ave sol ciei.
Address W. h. Bi iI'NELL,
f.b2 129 Nassau street., New York
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom 6. NJ. PETTINGILL 4 cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
ll9 Nassau Street. NEw YoRK,
And No. 10 State street, BosTos.
p Co. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United states and
the Csnsdas
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NASHVILLE, TENN, WEDNESDAY.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vISCHER SCHELL's Geu1 Advertising House,
APPLEros' BUILDISs, 346 and S4s Broadway.
Late No 50 Nassau Street.
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PIANO FORTEs.

4oAO GSAAA G4S'
w & IL. R q g. An
II AVE Just received eieh Piano Fortes;
IL have several on the wa,, and " u keep rksS -
n,tsntly hand good Ortment OfjUst y II 4
such instruments ss viii
SPEAK FOR THEMS YES.
Every Piano sold by shall be warranted every
respect We rdhly invite friends and all hose IN
Of superior in trune. . 10 give ea at No II
College It, ldrC3-uI ". q X. fEEkMAN.
" q = . & 4.
Il lie co-partncrstip of Per-ins Campbell Co. of ths
city, this dissolved by mutual consent, either oi
the partners having the Of The of TIE firm 10
Liquidation ". NJ PERKINS,
W. b. Campbell.
NV ORiEANs Dec 6, 1875 SAM'L p. WALKER
In retiring from the Commission business We return
friends ard patrons and cheeruy nd
and a'e partner, " NJ Perkins, 1ogcEsT
worthy Of their eonhdenee ami patronage.
W. q. CAMPBELL.
SAM'L 2. NALKER
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t.staDS CaEEAIi


wsvu close "a, The rem slaIcr o. our "a ct = Winter
Goods amouF- shsh gv assortment % Ban LLasElrs
o, ysry chooses q4slty, a. extremely ioH prizes
janis A. J. q. a 90.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.

Prom the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of ". s. swYM
MER, 10. IA Second Street, ST. LOUIS, No.
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NV oslEASs, Dec. 6, 1875.

The General Commission BuineSs heretofore c7ndured -
Perkins Campbell 60 viii be conducted without n,errUP
Il n by " ". Perkins, under the style Of
iecis-deoIwtf PERKINS CO.
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EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENT

~ ave ,Gt iug sur Math4u-c, No - ub square,
" th g. J1e uo era IMPROVEMENTS, arJ all b. F-e
pared b. a.. .ulr iebU4arb % "a eH'r~ N,~ stock
p.iGg Hnols direct I0-l be c'u aad ga tom
Nys lrA, B1.toa sni s l a. clmgrIsusa
rla- .rrtr end lu.r ciasttf GHis tiau hos
l- t,. ~ oar srk vd Tee mTglc iu cvc5y depart
ulgal u Fancy ald -ta. lv Dry Golds
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WE are nov IN reeefa Of our FALL AND WINTER
w GOODS, embracing a2arge and veil selected stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, together with
oGer the trads that cannot fail give salts
faction. We solicit cal from those vsiing market,
shall take pleasure ia exhibiting stock and
them Lsug50-tfl ALLISON, ANDERSON co.
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rtINT tIt'RsN't.n,
HARPER FOn FEBRTARY.

4 SPLENDID lot oF ORANGES, spriss Lsnaos. Ger
4 al4h. brAniiss, As. LUSGuCAsI a Co,
a IH.E., -
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Com Sacks! Corn ; acks !.

'po0S, SFbsOS co a Urian street have rresived
Harpers AaRsE fnr Erkrua y. russcfcrs roiciied,
80 furn ssf 9Th numbers fsr nrccuher and JanuarY
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IA have in soIe sni regularly rsccistrg and ~
w hushVl psN thrB9 CukA sACks e. shH : se thtits
ths a'isusaa " s1.ppggs. Nj GOAbVA ".
esSal
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-18
A Perfumaed Breath.

~ What lady gentleman would remain under the
Of disasreeabe breath when by using the 'Bal
Of thousand Flowers'' = dentf6ee would
not only render but leave the teeth white ala.
baster1 Many persons do not know their breath bad.
and the subject delicate thsir friends v seves mea-
ton it. Pour single drop Of the ''Bam Oh your tooth
brush and wash the teeth night and morning. 6y cent
bottle Will Last year.
Beautiful Complexion may easily be acquired
by using the "BALA a TnousAxD FLowEhs." It will
tan, pmpes and fecAIes from the skin, leaving
Of a soft and hue. Wet towel. pour on two o.
three drops, and wash the face night and mornise.
Shaving Made Easy.-Wes your shaving brush
in either cold water pour two or three dsops
Of "BALA o. THOUSAND FiowEns,' rub the 6es'd vel
and will make beautiful soft lathef much facilitating
the operation q shaving. Price only my cents.
For sale 1t the HOUMA DRUG SfOhE-
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a. California, by the votes cast in the
State, 10 the eleventh in tho consederacy,
but taking tho population is only the twen-
ty.fourth State in tho Union. This is
caused by there being moro full.grown
men in proportion to population than in
any other State. The Californians are
disposed to grumble ut this condition Of
affairs, because it reduces the influence
Of the State in the Electoral College,
where it has only four votes but they can
alter the condition themselves much more
readily than the Constitution can do it for
them. Instead Of running away from their
wives in the Atlantic States, rs many Of
them do. they should take them with them
and thus contribute to destroy the unequal
ity which exists between the voting popu-
lalion Of the State and its representation.
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Voluntary Sale.

o. WILL BE OFFERED for SALE
on account Of departure, by the under.
signed Auctioneer,
On Saturday, October 25th, 1850,
the valuable property Of H. McGaw, sit
uated in the town Of Houma, and consist
ing of House, Blacksmith shop and Lot
fronting on the public road and the canal.
Also-At the same lime and place. =
full set of Blacksmith Tools, a lot Of Iron.
a lot Of newly made Smith Work. and a
quantity Of Household Furniture, &C.. &c.
For terms and conditions apply to tho
proprietor, Mr.. H. McGaw or, TO
E.. o. GAGNE,
Houma, October !, 1853. Auctioneer.
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FRAScE.-'rhe Emperor and family arc
making the most Of the rural enj"yments
at Biatritz, including bull fights.
The Bank of France has raised its ratio
Of interest to 6 per cent.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times all"des 10 a report Of its BEING the
intention of the United States to form an
alliance with those European powers that
may be disposed to adopt as an article Of
law the immunity of merchant vessels and
merchandise from capture in time Of war,
even by men-ol.war.
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The SENr1MENrAL1sr IN Court. -
+" What is your name p "My name is
Norval on the Grampian hills" "Where
did you come 'front.'" ~ come from the
happy land, where care is unknown -
" Where are you lodging now1" IL
dreamt dwelt in marble halls" Where
are you going to!;' "Far, far DER hill
and dale" "What is your occupation ~
II play on harp Of a thousand strings"
F" Are you married!" Long time ago.
Polly put the kettle on" "When were
you married." "'Twas twelve o'clock
one starlight night. ever shall re-
member" "How many children have
you!" "There's Doll and Bet, and Mol
and Kate, and -" "What is your
wite's name r. "Oh, no. never men.
ton her." "Did your wife oppose your
leaving!" "she wept not when we part
ed" "In what condition did you leave
herr" "A rose tree in full bearing" ''ls
your family provided for!'' "A little
farm well titled" % ID your wife drive
you off!' 20. sublime was the warn.
ing" "What did your wife say to you
that induced you to slope ~ "Come rest
in this bosom" "Was your wife good
looking!" "she was all my fancy paint
ed her" "Did your wife ever treat you
badly 7" "Ot in the Silly night" "When
you announced your intention Of emigrat-
ing, what did your wife say" "Oh.
dear, what can the matter be-" "And
what did you rePly!" "Sweet Kitty
Clover, don't bother me So" "Where
did you last see her?'' 1--WE met, twas
in a crowd" "What did she say to yon
when you were in the act of leaving Z"
" Go, forget me-" "Do you still love
her 2" 1.-The minstrel's returned from the
war" "What are your possessions ~
e Old dog Tray" "What do you propose
to do with him p "Send him to the
other side Of Jordan "How do you
propose TO make living" "Pull off my
coat and roll up my sleeves. The Judge
couldn't stand any more, and accordingly
sent him up for three months.
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II. BON ABEL'S
BI.SULPHlTE OF LINE.
Nkw ORLEANS, September Goth, 1856.
IEHE UNDERSIGNED are NOW manu-.

Il facturine and prepared supply pure and genuine
Ri Sulphite Ii which exceeds in quality and strength
any that has heen heretofore manufactured.
1t is almost unnecessary to remind the planters they
II the that this B sulphe Of Lime
when properly used fails to produce . beautiful
white and yellow crytalzed sugar that always commands
the highest price in this Market and the very best
mendaOn il have with Western and other buyers u
the fact Of its having been made with BOnnaes hSul-
phite they consider that against loea IN
weight and always willing to pay higher prices for it,
The high Fepute and favor which the planters GENERALLY
hold this BSuhite much matter of notOriety that
Is quite tn publish here Of the many
faiterng testimonials received daily from those Who have
guine expectations in not only making the best
previously made them but also in realizing the highest
prices with less loss in weight Than BY other
The many benefits and superior advantages to be derived
from its vel established to need any fur
comment; hut il may he well remark that this BIZ
necessary to insure success to the planter.
The many orders already received this year from those
who have used this BSuphite, without in single in
falling Is the best evidence any wanting,
in its favor. The undersigned alone possess all the fac
ties to make pure article guaranteed to be several
degrees stronger than any other in There being
other mandatory the South equal TO the New Orleans
Chemical Works, which in any way bear compari
with them, quantity Of B Sulphe can be supplied
ut the shortest p'ssihle notice.
Very excellent ha1es have been aecured this seasn 10
shin the BSuphite Of Lime in they guaranteed mos
to leak, and when returned they will be flied and
shipped and the planter will invariably be allowed nifty
cents barrel Planters who order through their mer-
chants must he paFcu in ;uct them 10 buy bus
H. Bonnabes Bsuphiis, and all orders must Invariably
b addressed to u. BONNABEL.
Garner Of Matches and Tchnupi,oulas streets.
Barrels returned TO be filed will be t,ken from
the free of charge and will lie reshipped II ad
tional expense the planter except drayage. tian
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-18

n..-uor A Horse FROM FRlGHT.-
~. MARYLAND Citizen, Of the 4th inst.,
,.l.,es tho following singular circum.
stance:
IN Wednesday last horse attached to
. hupey and driven by lady, in passing
no elephant belonging to Rice's circus on
=. mad between Frederick and Jefferson,
.heeled suddenly at sight ofthe ugly beast,
en- n the shafts, and quivering in every
mu.cIe, expired in twenty minutes.
TIM REPUBLICAN, FfREs ARE GONG
or-Kan.as refuses to furnish further
ssL and Brook 5 tongue is silent. Every
.od citizen will rejoice to hear these
tSiue., though they darken the prospects
af,be unprincipled crew who have we'll
,;eh estr.nged people and dismembered
, happy family. Everybody knows that
thu, kr the staple Of Free Soil speech has
been the " Kansas outrages," the Brooks
assault" and personal abuse Of gentlemen
vko have had the firmness to withhold
,h,ir influence from the crusaders who are
penmbulating the free States with one
b.lfthe flag, to the poor endeayor 10 set
the Moth against the South. In Massa-
cbusetts, for instance, the man cannot be
found. who has heard from . Fremont or
.tor anything higher than few rhetorical
fights about Wilson'S gallantry, Jessie's
beauty, and Johns planting a flag on q
hi.h mountain. No one undertakcsto sug.
eest system Of politics for tho new party
no one hints word as to Frement's views
on the subjects Of the tariff, Of internal i'm
provements, and of our foreign relations.
We have heard various orators. One the
most eloquent, perhaps, Of them all, told
Us there was great danger in entrusting
The affairs Of the nation to bachelor, that
Fillmore had no chance, and that Fremont
WAS ! great explorer. This was the SUBJ
dance Of bis speech; and yet it is due to
Mr.. H. B. Sargent to say. that he is the
uost logical and able of the Free Soil
orators on the stump in Massachusetts,.
lBoston Courier.