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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-14
Fl. BONN ABEL'S
BI.SULPHlTE OF LIN +.
NV ORLEANS, September Goth, 1856.
c1V<y ~, -,

Nkw ORLEANS, September 10th, 1886
THE UNDERSIGNED are now manu-
IL factuvine and prepared to supply pure and genuine
o. Ii re- which exceeds in quality and strength
apy that his been heretofore manufactured
Already aware ii the fact that this BSnlphte Of Lime
when properly used fails to produce beautiful
white yellow crystazed sugar that always commands
the highest in this markell and The very hest fecon
mendson il can with Western and other BUYERS IS
he f,ct Of il having heen made with Bonnaes Bul-
phite they consider that guarantee against loss
weight and always willing to pay gher pees TOT ~.
The high repute and favor in which the planters geneay
hold this Bsulphte much matter OF noos'y Una.
siterinr testimonials received daily from those who have
used it. and vsraby succeeded beyond their most san
ene expectations only making the hest
previously made by he but also in realizing the highest
prices Win less loss in weight than by any other process
The MANY benefits and superior advantages TO ne oeVeo
from well esahhshed 70 need any
Their comment; hut may be well to remark That thls BIZ
Suphite sne that strength ana those quAes
necessary TO insure success to the planter
The many orders already received this year nom those
who have used this BSuphite, without In single IN
STANCE IL ling the evidence any were wanting,
in in favor The undersigned lone possess al the facili.
tie. TO make pure article guaranteed to be several
degrees than any other in use There oens no
other anuactory In the South equal to the New Oeans
Chemical Works, which in any way bear eompan.
with them quantity Of B Suiphte can be suP'eo
mt the shorie>t pnssile notice.
Vtry excellent haTes have been scared this reasn 70
shin the Buhite Of Lime in they are guaranteed NOT
to leak, and when returned they will he re ned and
Skinned and the PLANTER will invariably be allowed MY
cents per barrel Planters who order through their mer
he paricu to instruct them to buy none
- .ddcesse.i n n. BONNA0EL,
Come, Of Matches and Tchoupiiouias streets.
r. Barrels returned 10 be flied will be tsken from
the bo,te free Of charge and win be reshipPed At q" add
tionsl expense the planter, except drayage. tlan
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To Sugar Planter
VHHE undersigned. Thankful ~ a.,

L ing community for past patronage, t,ke, y, rsa''
stating that he is now ready to take contr,r.s
construction Of sasaIhouses Pursere-, Ra.asr Cha, Tie
authorized to put up the PATENT BAG AssT 1na sie
patested in May last, by Abraham Haerr and HHsE
Allyn, in the parishes of Assumption i.fo...,l saass
errebonne and refers to the following letter 10 ~ sad
Person. wishing his services are requested to cali -
JAMES N. CRAWEopnne
NOttce.-Thisis TO certify thar We hay, hi. -
unto J. NJ Crawford. Of rbbodaux. Lafour,bs n,rs ~
the right to put up our Patent Basssse Fum..s n
may 9Th, 1856. in he following named parishe. +.
sumption, Lafourche. and Teirebonne. N, c.. ~
also irivileged to employ the full set binder.
ThiLodaux, Jan, 6, 1857. YOUNGe NIyxAs
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Porter's Spirit Of the Times

POrter's Spirit Of the Times
A CHROyIcLE or THE
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Advertisement. 25 per linc payable in advance
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corT's LITTLE CIANr"CoRN AND COB MILL,
. Patented May 18th, 1854. az
THE attentention of Planters, Farmers

Il and Stockholders general is respectfully called N
this mill the most important Article of The Kind now In
use only we'll adopted Tor grinding cob meal for
but Frs oF The table and especially Bread Meal from corn
not fully ripe or dry in the fan - q t5ssss-s -
In setting this mn mechanic or frame work II want
ed, osty requsg 10 BE fastened to 6oof platform.
Easily arjusted and used by snybody, even q child.
The Little Giant has received the rs, premiums ut the
late Agricultural Fairs in Missouri, Kentucky. Maryland
and olher States aud that 10 toe scs. complimentary mas
well the ready lions Of Che thousauds
witnessing its performance. s .a
These milb guaranteed ia the mot positive mans
~ and No warranted to grind 10 brshes of feed per
with horse, 1ad offered The low price OF $50,
eoaaplsts ready CT ait.ehiag the m-No. at go,
gvinds 50 bushels per hour With Two no scs. sss9s
Manufactured by Scott Oun, g. Louis Scott Z Kock
bee, Baltimore; Scost & Hedsss Cinciasa,i. sJiis
fssa fsa From be Cfneinu.H Dai,v Tunes.
"THE LfrIB GIAxr. '-Gy invita- ion We called At III
establishment Of SEQ IL Hedges edsy 10 vines tho
ope~stone ofvh tthe inve0to. h denCmina ed he "L9
tie Oiant Corn and Con Cob Nit" " ever name Vas
veil applied is in he pre- iusssnce The all weighs
astaceedio tan feat sha.', is PDo cob swih
venaes nee" lis got up on IN imp ovemeut on the
hest patent Of this kind attained end b simple
in lis conssrucion tn tcan be put together End In
loo IN twenty nnce..; nd Afterwards be sdjuied and
used ;h eass ~ anysody u VIII s'isd viii ease fren
10 frnsr, ih;s nm, . simple In i,s consruesos,
occupying 80 little spe-s propelled ~ power always o.
han nd surdacd at tue exaedu. low price Of 60 A.
leGs Of The getescoavesencss we have ever seen.
Wherever they have been intrures they have unver.
81 favor Let ucres, ed In agricultural PauF-
call :, ecot HeiSes No. Water Street., sxans ssd
Fraae IL Tsibodssx BY the usdersigned Who has oas
nov3-nl6 D. r. HOLDEN. j
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To those rho may feel isaeyc,t,d

Being the original protector Of the Arxe fun..~ E
burning bagasse in front Of boilers used for sris,
and having erected one in 1854 and asothef /. Is
out meeting with the success had ascpaied~s.s.i
naces requiring loo much wood and gest d.al A. x
ereeable labor in clearing them 4 enders-I 49, s
Messr. Hagar & Allyn to erect within ms fnrn.c.sNc
Patent Improvement for the more edertr bncins = 81
bagasse. am now reoi, ed 10 say, that ae, A,yss IN,
tried their mode of burning the basasse during he 80
rolling, can with pleasure state that IN my a.
planter can have nothing better that viii e6 m,.s
satisfactorily all that be reasonably eIps,eS ~
sired. With a Sufficient supply Of bagasse i uns4.
to the nike of the furnace used from half to oue h, IN
cords Of wood Is an ample supply for tventy4a ~,
working. E. E. KTnlDCE
1850. Thu daux, La Jan SIX
Messrs. Hasar 4 Allyn: Gee3emen-Yoar funs. !,
burning ba.asse, constructed ~ the Rieazi Hanns.
the Parish Of Laiourche. works admirably and m, =
perios to two other modes that had previously I'D
Your addition OF the skeleton arch to oae If - ~
nodes wss great improvement, but did not reads d.
iuroace near % effective as your eutire furnace
A. ROBINSON.
Tbibodaux, La, Jan. 6 ls,.
Mesns. Hacar & ALVIN Genllemen-fhe applst,tm 4
your skeleton arch TO the furnace os burning haen
The Rsceand Plantation, in the parish Of Laurhe h,
been decided imnrovement and in fact ha eseeei,l n
most sanguine expectations. jani7l &c. EWING.
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BI.sULPHITE OF LINE.

BI.SULPHITE OF LIME.
THE UNDERSIGNED having estab.
Il lished aDI-STLPHATE OF LINE MANUFACrO-
RY 10 Tie City Of New Ore take pleasure 10 Stating to
the P,ntes generally that they are prepared through
the assisance Of experienced Chemist, to farnish
snpesi .r article SMITH, Mcleod CO.
ETOFflCE-No. Is, Common Street. N. Orleans.
Messrs SMITH & CO. our duly authorized agents
mt the Terrebonne station Of the OpeOusas Rar I'D.
pstf ~ 80 H g., Mel. CO.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-14

saddles and Harness = mas
MADE AND REPAIRED, AND
CARRIAGE TRIMMING done in the
~ best manner. me undersigned having employed 4
competent workman b now prepared 70 execute any
work in the above line Il short notice and reasonable
Heumai July ?s. 1855. JOHN BERGER.
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lust receiving . new invoice this col.
e sssated CORN AND COB MILL u different dses,
WIN pssees ssagug fna ~ 975 aocoediae b size
avsys ineiudns Tie sAAh sweep. Every stockfsdes
shoud have one ~ these MHs the amount saved In
~ faily one4hrd hssd0 tho great advantage the
TNe6odaux, Han. l. 1a57. s1t s D. r. holden
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NOT OUT OF THE WORLD!
LOEWENSTEIN. propIeas 4


- that famous CHEAP CASH SrORE whks
in Thibodaux, il determined y give the e.is1 Gt.so
and the Parish q TeFrebonbs chance, .9SAe
daux. He opess q BRANCH STORE this ~
house nsxt 70 Riders Machine Shop % y
C~nal, in the town OF Houma
that vay. Won Win ind CHEAP GOODS, vliea ~
for your extra trouble. Ladies' Cioau 80
Bonnets, Clo,hins, Dry Goods, Shoes, &c., .sxris
Trimmings, ETC.. etc. J. NJ LOEW1rNS
Houn,a. Nov -. 1856 ~ IT,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-14
John Larktm.
COPPER, ZINC, TIN. Snrrr

~ IRON. BRASS AND LEAD M.Sr..l. -
Err, jackson Street Th,,lss.A CTtR. E
Has on hand every variety Of ~
Cooking and other Stores and g..
Also-Enanufactures Carriers. Grann,,,... Wes.
snee. iron 'aee Boxes, and everythin: nn..aese
ms Business at the shortest notice. and on Win
Hoping Planters will see il is to ths;,
encourage dome tic manufactures he is ia'eiest
everything in the very best m.nner. 'mineds to Do
ALso-Agens for the parishes of Lafourch. ,,,,
bonnie for the sale OF c. LEyITT'S Copy and TerN
CRUSHING MILL for Planters "N and Coz
Also
SPIRITS PATENT LIGHTNING ROD th.,
world. All the most reasonable terms 'he 'es II,
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Bi-saiPhite OF Line.

THE SUBSCRIBERS inform the plant
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are in successful oeratcn that they now ready
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Msnuiacturers By purchasing Of planters win save
the freight from New Orr ans End be allowed the highest
price for the empty barrels which taey may return
Thfhodaax, Nov. l, 1856. SCuDDAY EWING.
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esr1 TEAMING! TEAMINGv
TT Is NOT. PERHAPS. GENERA

LY KNOWN that I'm prepared 10 convey any quau-
ty Of Of every description, to from the
interior At short soticeayase and storage hess hse
On ~ 70 which 10 be conveyed
b the interior BY my teams.
PaaFoaaRe respectfully soiicilod. fla sfs5
Thbodaux, Nov. ], IS. B.F. HOLDEN.
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