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Issued byaid C5ds 70 me a
MONDAY 10Th DAY OF ~

MONDAY 10Th DAY OF -
A. b, 1851, at O'Clock, P. NJ. at the dS5s-
Court House in said county, expose to sale ~ pub
lie auction, the following described premises WITH
the appurtcnances to wit: In-lots Numbers Eleven,
Twelve, Fourteen and Sixteen, in the town Of Rays
vile, designated and laid down on the Recorded
Plat Of said town Of Rayville; said above described
lots lying and being in the counties Of jackson and
yintoh in the State of Ohio. To be sold rs the
property Of said Jacob Dickson and wife, at the suit
Of said Henry ShulI.
Apprased as follows: said lot No. Eleven at $780,
said lot No. Twelve at $40; said lot No. Fourteen
at $40; said lot No. Sixteen at So.
BANISTER BROWN, Shf J. c.
July 0, ls57.-td prs fee 33 rs
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gI,erin's sale.


Margaret Fcrreo Jackson County Couy,
VS.. Of Co,nran pleas.
John Duncan and Wife. Oh 0On'ni0'' | ''"''
BY virtue an order of sale in this action, issu
ed by said Court and to me directed, will on
MONDAY 10th DAY OF AUGUST,
A. D. 1857, at o'clock, P. NJ, at the door of the
Court House in said county, expose to sale at pub
lie auction, the following described premises with
the appurtcnanccs, being part of Section No, 20
Township 7, and Range No. Is, in the North half OF
the town of jackson, in jackson county, Ohio, be-
ginning l3 poles and 10 links South Of the North
West corner Of Ont Lot No. 60, thence South Il
poles and y links; thence North G7 deg. East II
poles; thence North 25H degrees West eleven
poles and l21l links; thence South II degrees West
eleven poles and links to the place OF beginning
containing One Acre more or less.
TO be sold by order of Court at the suit of Mar
garet Ferree against John duncan and wife.
/ Appraised at $500.
BANISTER BROWN, Sh'f J. G.
July 0, 1S57.-td prs fee 81 OO
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New Books.

And Periodicals received early and furnished
Publishers Prices by j, X. WBIFfEMORE,
atMarch % ,57-i-3m. Chillicothe, Ohio.
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NOTICE,
Estate of Evan Isaac, decd.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been qualified as Exccutrix on the estate of
Evan Isaac, late of jackson county, Ohio, decd.
riuly 0, l857.-3wl ANN ISAAC, Executrix.
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BANK DRAFTS
For lG Sterling. and upwards,
on the Royal Bank of Ireland, Dublin,
Messrs. Prescott, Grote d Co., Bankers, London
and on Messrs. ROCHE BRorHERs, Dublin;
payable in all the cities aud towns of Great Brit
ain or Ireland, free of discount.
UJFor further particulars, amply to, or ad
dress, ROCHE, BROTHERS d COFFEY,
69, South Street, New York,
or TH0S, DUGAN a. co,
July 8, 1S57.--6m Portsmouth, Ohio.
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j. CHEST N U T

Would respectfully sny to the people Of Jackson,
and all who may visit the town, that he will attend
10 all calls for ICE CREAM, C0NFECTI0NA-
RIES, NUTS, FRUITS, &c.
Parties Of Ladies anl Gentlemen will be waited
upon in neatly furnished room, just over his Sa'
loon.
Lnckson. July I6, '57. H-n
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Sheriff IS Sale.


The State of Ohio for the)
use Of Lick Township,
VS., Jackson County
II. H, Hclphenstine, Court Of Common
Flowers.
BY virtue of certain writ Of PL VEN DT exec
cution issued in the above action by said Court
and to me directed, will on
Monday the 10th day of Aug, A. D. '57,
at O'Clock P. NJ, at the door of the Court
House, in said county, expose to soie at public
auction the following described premises with
the appurtenances:-On third of an acre, be-
ing part of out.lot No. q, in the north half of
The town Of Jackson, beginning at stake six
and two-thirds rods from the northeast corner
of said out lot No. 2T, on the cross street; -
thence in a north westerly direction sixteen
rods, running parallel with Main street; thence
in south ,easterly direction so as to run paral-
lei with the said cross street: thence 8 rods 10
a stake in part of said lot 81; thence 81 rods
to the place OF beginning Also. part OF said
out lot No q commencing at the north east
corner of the lot now owned ard occupied by
said IL II, Helphenstine, aud upon which he
now resides on Bridge street, thence twenty
one and one-half feet in westerly direction
parallel with Main street; thence twenty feet
IN southery direction, parallel With Bridge
street; thence twenty.one and one-half feet in
an eastcrly direction, parallel with Main street
to the place Of beginning, all OF said property
being situate in the town and county of jackson
ii the State OF Ohio, levied upon as the proper
.lnQf said II. Il. IieIpbenstine, to satisfy "a judg
10 favor Of the Plaintiff in the afo esail
BAMsTER BRowN, Shift. J. G.
Inly 8, 1857, l6-5w prs fees 5000
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I A. Frazee, Guardian of II. Frazcc,l jackson Go.
vs. Com. Pleas.
Aliaedia A. Long, ct. al. Partition.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued in the above
lease by said Court, and to me directed, will on
MONDAY, 10th DAY OF AUGUST
A. D. 1857, at ! o'clock, p M, at the door Of the
Court House in said jackson county, expose to sale
at public auction the following premises situate in
jackson county, Ohio and bounded and described
| Us follows;
Tie West half Of the South West Quarter of Sec
ton No. 81, Township No. 10, of Range No. H. con-
tanning eighty acres sc more or less; also the south
east quarter Of section No, "a, Township and Range
aforesaid, containing ono hundred aud sixty acres,
lG0) more or less; also the south easquarcr Of the
north west quarter of Section No, II, Township No.
o. of Range No, II, containing forty acres 40 more
or less, being in all Two Hundred and Eighty (29O)
acres, more or less.
BANISTER BROWN, Sniff. G.
July 0, lS57.-td prs fee - 90
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NOTICE.

We have this day associated with us in the
Milling Business, Peter Pickrel, and Ohm Da
Wis. and will hereafter do business n the maine
and firm Of bum, Pickrel d Co.
BUM & BROTHER.
lnne l. 1851. LIT
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Harvesting tools such as Cradles, Sythes, Snaths,
Rakes, Forks, &C., cheap for cash, by w
II. W. White.
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summer apples, 2J cents.
Fail apples, rs cts.
Winter Apples, 25 Cents.
Pears, SO Cents.
Cherries, SO Cents.
Peaches, rs and 25 Cents.
FIums, so cents.
ApricOts SO cents.
Quince, Fifty centS.
Grapes 25 cents.
GOOseberriCs 25 cents.
EsaspDerTiGs, Fifteen cts,
H Strawberries, So Per. Hundred.
Curraut Twenty cents.
Siberian Crab, SO cents.
H W WHITE, Jackson, Ohio
June 4, 1851 1l-tt
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/. .IllRRIED,

Hly ilth. by the Rev. g. II WAaNEN, Mr.
ATT B0WMAsTER, and Miss SUSAN.
All cAVEYi all Of jackson, Ohio.
In Lick township, July 18th. by Rev H. r.
osE, HARTWELL W. VALENTINE, Of
srideport, and CATHERINE WILLING.
I'foN, Of this county.
I. July 3, by Rev. J. B. JOHNSON, BENJAMIN
MeqAIN, and SARAH J, ALDRIDGE, all of
Jackson county, Ohio.
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FRUIT TREES.
Farmers Look to Your
TRUE INTERESTS.

The undersigned has made a permanent ar
rangement with the Dayton Nursery, one of
the Oldest aud most reliable in the Strte Of O.
ho. and he is enabled TO furnish the following
yarety of
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wholesale and retail rates. Those
4artelcs in my line are assured that !
I'LL supply them to their satisfaction.
RI hereafter, there will be no necessity to send
Al for any articles in my line, as pledge my
TO sell at the same rates they can be had else
where, thereby saving TO the customer tho cost Of
transportation
respectfully solicit tho patronage Of the citi-
zensof jackson and surrounding country.
lJackson, July lG, 81 .-tfl ] CHESTNUT.
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New Goods,
F~ZBEG
RING AND SUMMER.


SPRING AND SUMMER.
=
John French, would respectfully invite the
attention of the public in general to his new
and extensive Stock Of Goods, which he has Just
opened; feeling satisfied that he give good
bargains to all ofhi old customers, and as manyJ
new will come and bay He soictls
everybod to and examine his goods f1gJ.
themselves. His stock consists in part Of the
following:
Dress Goods,
Such as obal Bages, Lawns, Delanss, Deba.
ges, Ginghams, Tissues &vof
White Goods
Plain and cross barred Jaconett; plain aad Do,
ted Swisses. Book Muslins, Bobinett Dr.
Collars and Embroideries, -
Edgings. Laces ,sop 0.
MantL consl Shawls,
OF every descriptions and merit brought
market this Syringe, yles.
!. llSslsE thee inteIeol
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Ladies' and Gentlemen I

We have given you buta small enumeration
Of our present stock Of goods We are thank
fn for your past favors, and We hope to be hon.
ored bf a call as soou as convenient, and to be
favored with an examination of our stock, and
by prompt attention to your demands, to ner-
it a share of your patronage.
Very Respectfully,
NJ. STERN MERGER u CO.
jackson. April %. 1857 5-tf
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FRUIT TREES,
From Five to Eight feet in height, and warran.
ted of good thrifty growth. As the Trees are
raised in our own State, and buta short dist ance
from Jackson there is no danger of the roots be.
ing frozen or injured by long and tedious jour
neys, They will be carefully packed and la.
belled at the Nursery, and only one or two days
on the road. The subscriber refers purchasers
to the following list, guaranteeing them to be in
all respects as described. Purchasers can either
leave their orders al my store or with any ofmy
travelling agents, who will be furnished with
prnled circulars. Trees will be delivered in
jackson, on or about the 18th day of Noyem.
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SIIERIFF,S SALE.

BANIsTER Brown, Shift. J. G.
|nly 8, 1857. I6-5w prs fees 5000
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sSsf4 III tsg.9$.f8Esa 5fE# ss.Se{8 E3H -. sttsi
Poisoned LIouoRs.-In an article up.
on this suijec, the Albany (N. ~ Jour
nal says: siieslasaa httR l.9iafss9-t. II 81
But this subject is one that should chal.
lenge serious attention and excite anger.
The pursuit Of property in America BY
the purveyors Of meat and drink At whole
sale, exhibits too frequently an uncon-
scionable and reckless cruelty. Drowned
oxen are publicly cut up and packed fol-
market. The carcasses Of cholera.killed
hogs, spotted and green with decomposi-
tion, are salted and sold for food. The
stimulating drinks which use and our eli
mate create . demand fos, all over the
country, are poisoned with drugs whose
virulency and variety arc as amazing as
their fatality is paiaful. The mortality
which marks American /" drinking is not
tho effect Of alcohol. but Of vegetable and
mineral venoms. Religion, humanity,
policy and selfrespect require that in oil
Of the States public officers should destroy
this homicidal merchandise. and the pub
lie NV coop Up in prison tho now fslons IN
act Who poison the cups and Plstssrs d
toelr fellow. men.
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| WoNDERFUL ENDURANcE.-Wec cir
the following from the New York Time.
Of the lst inst: .......
About month ago some Of the leading
sporting men Of this city got up walking
match between the two widely.known
walking champions, Mickey Free and
Charles Trainor. The match was 81 ,OOO
= side the ono tha, gave out first, wen,
to sleep, sat down, or tumbled off the
plank. to lose the money. The place Sc.
lected for the match was hall in Ninth
Avenue. A platform forty feet long and
five feet wide was constructed along the
ball. A partition ran through the center
Of this platform, leaving for each contes-
testant plank Of thirty inches width.
The walking commenced last Monday
night at Z o'clock, and was kept up till 8
A. NJ. last Friday-eighty-ive hours in
all-when Trainor jumped off the plank,
and Micky Free was declared victor.
Host Of sports visited the hall during the
continuance Of the match, and many bets
were made and lost upon the result. Dur
ing the last three hours that Trainor kept
on the plank, he was completely out Of his
head, and did not know where he was.
He would walk ! few steps, then jump up
and down and laugh out violently. Final
", in one Of his crazy jumps, he leaped
off the plank and was declared the loser.
Mickey. too, was nearly crazy-at least
80 he confessed since. The contracted
hall and low ceiling, with the dense crowd
in constant attendance, kept the air ex-
ceedingly impure and made il more trying
for the contestant than it otherwise would
have been. -s a
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DEATH FROM THE BITE OF 4 SP1DER.--
A rge-framed, muscular man. thirty years
Of age, named Hartshorn, Of Newton, Up
per Falls. was awakened last Saturday
morning by singing pain just above his
right elbow, radiatiDg from small red
spot. On searching the bed : small
black spider was discovered where his
arm had rested. The swelling rapidly
extended down The arm during tho day;
on Sunday he vomited nearly oil day; on
Monday be was seized with pain in his
bowels, which continued with frightful
severity until be died. af S o'clock. sae
H. IwalAam (Masa) sentinel.
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TIae Law u Newspapers.

-r 4ssso Tshe Law u Newspapsfs.
srbscr,ber, who do NOT give express notice 70 tht
contrary are considered wishing to eonnnas near SUP
scription. at ..,,,n..,.. ~ th.,, n.~,
naners ne publishes may coanus = ssad them until q
aFreasaess ars paid. i A tsA
II subscribers neglect OF refuse % ts1e tnen nsws
the once 10 which they ~ directed they
ars respouie for them until they have settled their bill
and ordered them discentia1ed.
i The Coars have decided thaE sessns % t.ke news
d Il, = min. fsie evidence 81 Intentional fraud.
me United etsaes Courts hsvs also repeatedly dec
ed that Postaster vito nsgIscfs to give reasonable
notice y required BY the Post OAce o. So
addressed 10 him. renders the Postmaster liz
hIs q the publiaher for the subscription pfics.
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GROCERIEs. PROVISIONS sc

GROCERIES,. PROVISIONS Sc,
lHAvE YOU BEEN ATA. B. RAGAN's
IL Store lately! Nos. 8 and 10. st. Phillip It,,
Thibodaux? II not you should lose NO time in
calling and examining his stock Of well selected
Groceries He has just returned from New Or
leans where he has entirely repenished his stock
Of all tho delicaces the market could affsrd the
following il list Of articles, viz:
r. Green. Smoked and Canvassed Meats,
st Louis Flour, '.+ 5z,.sG ..a 5-=s.E -tl
Large Whale Mackerel, 77esr ea .3a} ~
Coffees, Teas, Sugar
Brown, White, Crushed and Powdered,
"a r Biscuits of all kinds, (fresh) -f
| 14s 45<5 Beef In mode in Cans, alao adt
.s-.s.... Roast Beet, ..,s ..,.z,eit,f adj
CLAIMS, Oysters. Peaches,
e'-.t % Roast Turkey,
p Is ea Roast Mutton, -fH's+
l8dt 81 ttsfrseH Green Corn. i9Hsga
f7qsia l.ls .m5g'J sf' Champagnen, ae
M 1 Minced Pie Meats
Tomatoes,
Green Peas, all put up in , and ID. cans,
Mackerel in Cans, delicious dish.) 'sE 7nF
f45 Spanish Pate Gras Cheese, a apiiaa
C.Psn and Spanish Olives. hn
Italian Sardines in oil. IT,.
'' French Pickles,
adi Olive Farci 4 E'Huile, 81!
7oa& tn Gts Anchovies in oil, ~- 'glg
~ aHs tue- Pine Apple Cheese, eH
s.1s Western I" r.,=
Tomato Ketchup,
FL @ls4t -f'ijs's Dutch Cheese,
+. 1as4a .i451'Eg ia ;ga Pate Froid, mood
English Dairy Cheese, Pepper Sauce, $50 ms
Walnut Ketchup, .,7s-.g- yqe aess!
Currant jelly, -t:.....,.-.,f j. .;.-.,. ,I.. "a
~ Guave jelly.
Apple jelly, .i5A-l-2 t5 a.]L"
SlnvaasTy Jelly, = a05ai ~
Ea9 I'd Ounce Jelly, q4sb s. o. -eloa5.
Brandiea Lquon, Syrups, and assorted Wines.
Lemons, Oranges. and Cigan. Just remember
ve never advertise anything that We have not
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BARSun, UNCLE Tox AND Tox THuHB
-Barnum's trans. Atlantic trial Of humbue
and black philanthropy has proved fail
ure. Tho Tribune says: d
We are truly sorry to hear that p. +.
Barnum has met with everything but sue.
cess 10 his visit to England with " Litfle
Condelia Howard" tho Era Of the play ol
!" Uncle Tom" Tom Thumb, who also
went over to give the fallen Snowman, a
Lii, was found not to be quite so strong as
when he was physically weaker. Il was
= long time before an engagement that
would pay could be got for the little girl,
and Ia tho meantime Mr.. Barnum was tn.
ken sick 90 Is to be unable to attend to
details, such q mig BIT have !hided her sue.
cess or brought crowd to see i" the Gen.
eral." However, we understand that Mr..
Barnuna has emo consolation, and that il
that be 10 just - well Of - though he had
made pile, sincs tho "clock debts" fol.
lowed him to London, and I bailiff stood
ready to wind him up the moment there
was chance to bring him to time. We
hear that It is now Mr.. Barnum's inten.
ton to return here and take the beneli,
Of the bankrupt act, and then return to
Europe with his family 10 await the good
time coming which Micawber waited for.
while constantly expecting that something
would turn up. i.i3t a@afE 1H3e fa'f
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Notice to Contractors

Notice to Contractors.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
~ the subscribers to the Presbyterian Church
in Houma, for the erection of brick church,
until Monday the 18th inst. Plans and specifi-
cations to be seen at the office Of Mossrs Goode
& Aycock in Houma, with whom proposals may
be left. .-.... ie5td
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THE PALAcrs UnDE4 THE SEA.

| have read in an eden tradition,
That lathsnn down under the sea. ~ 'tt5s
Are palaces ancient and olden s sHstHE
Whose pllan are baik Of white marble, agl5H
Ihs Pusek that ever was found
la the deep and mysterious caveTns
By ths beiass Who dwell underground
Ard stretching from pillar to pillar.
AFs afchss q isftiee sweep, 5a asae72.
CAnpsDed & the crimson ealed-csral sss
Ard u tsan which the ocean-birds weep,
And ths beings who people those regions
Witt The Geni down under the SEA,
L thspalaces ancient aud golden. i5s9@aE
Fer 6ehef ihan moftals e'er SO, sf z#Ef z7a
An ihe Aaaghten Of earth whose bright beauty
Eeaneesl the gods Of the wind;
Thai faliaAt and dazzling beauty
That ssass aIeae may anbinds Fl ast ,a99
10 A@sfa - .Hsia s}4ia Z =
Aedsls n kasslsd = siece shildbped m
Mas tAen 81 gtAen ander the -, ..fs.s-.s..s
lne beenHdl e11nY-ehesked maiden,
Who was heaven 4 a hsaveas 10 me, II III Fl
Fer hss Wasny ~, - Sceaeic i4 4g33a
Aeeahed N III esyfal6ina ats--.p.t bfrH gs3sssi
se was tie nese saA I ~ I sesr. e.t..t.s ..t.s,
nsf vaaessed vii hsr thsssgA {hs night, I, i
ana fheogh nasy calls y ~ ~ vee1 1hiuped.
cne soved - II 1salst tnA tet. saogi : -ta7I1
ana new like 6rd fism' I'll sehes.. .aas9 III a3
ne 49, = IL tiate e ~ isseal. ts.,ss, s,EsF
~ ~ - 4ask eeeay seaaea.
.aef dns when u ssw-dssp ! hosn. hs3ss'sis
- u nsoa H. nikhtiy d v,,i.. sst FSasI
as shew - the up Of Net hosr Ill z
Ana = - vnds haew aad boee n aaanr s.ss .g1
ae nsanA far ost in tie ~,
0pt her love, that was creator by far than tho
wofldis. gS
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TERMS

nrrurrsrNfNrS win Be issssesd o sne raee q Oh
De1I.9 per .aa.s. Iof Ten unss ios the Ant snt
9sy % csnu icr every sasseeusat insss.on 2, esr.
ssosa. aas y sao:s : soS eh.rred 10 h.f eoiuns
Thirty Ty, do Msdi;ss s1vssing a.d soae Of sreass'
Length win Be sdnIsssa :: ny sssns. :,
AZ ~ = - not dsesd - be Of public
son. ~ ~ aorstsd = advestsensnts (at the op-
W. = ~ sdor.l ~ being paid for j. sdvaace
xSNoUNCIN6 q Ds @s' W. - = S s1sE s
- sor sassssens Caadid.ss Sof ~ e"ee'' 70 " Pea0
oRGrXRY NOTICES, not ssessdag three o. four lines
viii De cheerfsly inserted w!thoat eha.ss o1. 'no's
Of greater lsaeth. viii BE- raee1 = ~ o.aaS
M. Il Be- taken Of any communication intended fo'
nseon. unless accompanied BY the name ana aaafesa
ns -. ~itef-not necessary for publication, but ~
euayaasse ef god hifh
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7>HE ASSESSMENT ROLL of the Corpora
i tion of the town of Houma is now on file in
my Office.
All persons who may have any objections to
the same are hereby warned to come forward
within ten days from the date Of this notice and
file their objections, or otherwise they will be de-
prved of that right. Oppositions will be tried on
the 18th inst
Given under my hand this 5th day OF the
month of June A. d. 1857.
ALFRED ]. DELAPORTE, Assessor.
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s.. f{-CANTS FOR SALE. ~
TUST RECEIVED from the man.
q ufactory Of John Fisher T. Co, of
Wheeling Virginia, and for sale by A. 90 y
B. RAGAN, Nos. and 10, ST. Philip street.
forty-one carts, viz:
Five S inch, five a inch, five inch, fifteen
81 inch, eleven Bagasse.
Thibodaux, June S, 1857. -I..I=4
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Ioa y3 AZ SMITH 4 Co.,
EAMILY GROCERS. AND

- DEALERS In WESTERN PRODUCE, ETC,
-Terreb0mne Crossing
~ LUNCH ready ut aGi times for passengers. They
will also attend 70 the transportation Of Freight to aid
from New Orleans. mh20-H
AlU-Agents for Smith. Mcleod L Co siusty celebra-
ted BI-8ULPHITE OF LIME and SUGAR LINE. 81
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Corn Will and Crusher for Sale
UNDERSIGNED OFFERS 70

i saJe large ana veil fitted up CORN MILL, which
be bas Just removed e OF his sawmi being TOO large
the engine. Any person wishing to purchase good
cRn MI Uoul Do we'll n e1u the residence Of the
dsgnsd ard ~ for himself The frame and everything
is conPleee and viii b sold cheap.
fe606-la $a&fga @ftfE3 WA. A. SnAffER.
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Aux Conrribuablcs.

Aux COmtribuablcs.
ES TAXES pour rannee 1856, ct les Lcen-
IL ses de 1857 etant dues mantsnant toutea
personnes qu doivant sont prices de payer sans de-
iai. A. BOURG, Sh6rif ct Collecteur.
Houma, ,l6 Mai lS57-lm.
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To Tax Payers.
THE TAXES for the year 1856, and the Ii.
i censes for 1857 are now due; all persons in
debted for tho same are hereby requested TO pay
Up without delay.
BOURG, Sheriff and Collector.
Houma, May l6, lss7.-lm.
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MONSIEUR EDEMOND DROUET prSvien
V1 10 public quill Went de s'etablir Houma DIR
il exercera "a profession dho'ioger- -bigoutier. II
compte sur Ic patronage benveillant du public
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FREDERICK's, EMPORIUM.

JOSEPH DIXON,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
Foot Of Jackson street, Thibodaux.
II THE UNDERSIGNED takss pleasure in informing
the public that he has opened "A Paint Shop in Thib"
danx and il resdy to make contncts for painting in
all its branches such Granine, MaSbng. and oil kinds
Of limitations, PAPER Hanging, &c &c. All orders leat as
his residence directed his address through the post
Once, will meet with immediate attention.
fehe&ly -f JOSEPH DIXON.
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ia WATCH MAKER,
MIR. EDMOND DROUET announces to the
1v1 public that he has established himself in the
town of Houms. 10 conduct the business Of 4
Matchmaker and Jeweler. The patronage Of the
public is solicited. my9-ly.