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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-14

SAViNG AND HaIR-CUTTING.
ME saloon of 6eorge Cabus, below psrsons
- nank, on Main street, is the fAvorite resort Of
e"..eineh '. Tor clean shavinRand agreeable cham
i,ht anu ior SCIENTIFIC HAIR CUTTING the Proprie.
torcnaiiengesthe entire profession in Iowa,
FANCY ARTICLES.
"A variety Of choice Fancy Articles. includi n Q
hnesoaps, pomatum, Brushes Of ali kinds crnvats
| elsewhere aEo ~ mrs @'
Sept. dom
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saw NE = n . " , y,
WlLLIlA Wixr1K. Proprietor.
CsORNER Second and Cedar Streets, Fort Asdi-
~ son, lows.
- Baggage taken 70 and from bsats Free Of
charge.
- Stages leave this House daily for Ksokuk
snd Burlington. June 70, 1s5s.--d
Al0gepss sewing Machines.
323 Broadway, New York; ~ Clark street, Chicago
VISHEsE Machines have established = great rspu-
tation, founded on suhstantial excellence. The
fair profit Of using of these Machines regularly
employsdis
$1,000 . Year.
I No Tailor, Ssamstress, Shoe Manufacturer, Sad
dier, OF other person having sowing 10 do
can aGoYd 70 do without one. A peculiar merit Of
SinesT,s Machines, which no other kind can justly
claim, h that the same Machine will do every kind
of werk In perfect style. They are strong, durable,
| VIII kssp in order. Whoever buys one may Be en-
tirely esStain IL viii Do his work Every large pri
vate family ought to have one.
All Who wish complete and reliable Information
in regard 70 sss and price Of our Machines, nanneI
OF working ,aa1 m1thed 81 pueoAaAng, with all 9th
pAfasalam, ssn obtain u b spplyng by letter n
| sisAsr0f our o0css fos . co9y d II. u. 6tngos
Co.. Gazette, paper devoted TO tn Gswiae M.
1 oAiasiatsssst. Nwlll bssup1lisd erstis.
i ~ /. r. 6IH0HR co.
n1-Locsl Agents wanted IN svssy sswn in III
4 Unaea. " A s fjanl9-d6m
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NHR undsTsigned, proposing 70 form . eo-part-
= nsrship In the Engineering and Survey Ing bus
issss, oecr their services 70 their freads aad
tomevs In svsry departmsus Of their profession.
Having the original Asld notes and plats Of sur
vsys they will lay ovt lots In any part Of The city
(escspt within the old city limits also, new Add-
tloas, town plata and country surveys, near or
mote They will also execute draft maps and plans
- any required and undertake the lithogaph
ing of tho same. Being both xpsrisnosd RAilroad
BpgiSsan, ,---anI having plenty Of new and supe-
rior instruments, they will also make prelimAry
eurvsys, locations esimAtes Ac, for Railroads and
other public works, aapsrintend and measure ma
sonSy. bridging, sarthwok, Ac.
Once on Sssond-st., opposite the Athsassm.
EDWARD A. FOX,
isn1l-d y. W. OxLRY.
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save Snr m Onry {!
A. a. A,r Nn ulaNE STOR

No. 81 Msin.st., near Osdep's Bookstore, ksokok.
lust received, and now ready for sa.t sIsw ana
al large assortment II Boots ana Shoes. Ihose
wishing TO buy will hnd IL for their inte,ss' 10 esi
and anime goods, as We shall sen VI pIses 10
suit purchasers. Call prd see us
;anIna J. s kIMBALL 4 co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-14

.. =. FORD, chAa.r. 0oRGAM, DIV. FORD
Ford, 0orham & Ford,
BANKERS,
Third ST., one door South Of Main, Keokuk, Iowa.
REFERKNcEs:
Metropolitan Bank, New York;
Winslow, Laner 4 Co., New York;
WA. Howe, Prest., Boston;
Geo w. Thayer, Prest, Boston;
3. Sclden Thayer, CAsh'r, Buffalo;
Peninsula Bank, Detroit;
I. ii Burch a Co., Chicago;
Carpenter 4 Ford, Cincinnati;
Darby BArksdsle, st. Louis;
T. Y. Handy, Cash'r, Cleveland.
juneI0dAw
u. k. 4 ID. W. FORD,
Dealers In Hea1 Estate.
Once over Banking House Of Ford, Gorham Ford
1unelOA&w1 kE0kUK, IOWA.
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UuItMEO NV WhOlCaMic
oInah, loBAcCO a sNUFP WAREHOUSE.
No. ~ Randolph street fHICaGn rs
M are nowreeeiying n large and ehoie, stocl 81
w HA'ANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS
ftme.cut, smok ing, d ping TeA.cc.
naing a,rect communication with parties In
production and manufacture Of P,ro Ton .cnn ~,
ahies US 20 oher some very choice brands Of thes,
ycslenrated iobaccos atvery low prices.
Country dealers nddcaiers generality are invite,
70 ., o1,Am,heour stock J. 4. JORDAN aCo.
june IL 'b6diy '0e't~A'N"ee
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No. 81 John.on-s.., bet. I'd sd, KEoKUK, IOWA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-14

nAIkICk n CkUJ sE have this day received per
/ Express the following music for Ptano;
FILLMoRE sGLo1TlsCH,
FREMONT POLKA,
BUCHANAN POLKA
100 copies lille We have missed you,
700 4 Bells Polka, and a hne collection OF
New soprs, waItses and pelkns for Gnitar.
sent I'd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-14

Good News !----kurnNuIc
ID ECEIvED this day per steamer "kate french,
X large and complete stock Of Parlsr, Cham
ber, mud Dinipg Room Furniture, among whiei may
Sta. Gothic 4 Star Eat Racks,
sasiab,es IAtension Tables,
Yankee D,ynps lpney Dining Tsbles,
aa,h,n Arm chairs. Harp 4 Pillar Gard do,
c.nI,e Tables Piano Stools,
Wh., Nats Elizabeth Rockers,
EeIin,. n, dstesds, patlor Chairs, Ac.s Ac.
Fancy Loung,s, -
The above articles win thote et tuT .NH Hshu-
facture, embrace the lar1,s, aud most esmrle,e
assortment OF Furniture west ~ the NisfnsiPpi
River KILBouRNE DAVIS.
Uec.0- DIFF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-14

Corner Main and d sir Sta. ....'.... .KfoKuK, IOWA.
f1NHlS House IL now open to the public, with the
i assurance that IL shaiiin every way be worthy
the patronage the proprietor respectfully solicis.
Ill. ROWLSON,
November 33d. 1S56-d Proprietor.
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j. q. 81 q. r..
BANNER Lodge No. IS, 1. o. Of q. T., meets -
~ every Friday Evening, 1t Temperance
members Of the order in good standing, srs
invited 20 attend. -
my70--dly
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A.
tIiCk "a urshsm q building, I'd street, between
~ Main and Johnson.
Prompt a,tention given to collecting and secur
Ing claims and conveyancing.
Titles TO real estate examined and yotariAI bust.
meas transacted. fnoy10 aIv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-14

- sSAVtUAUs J. Q. h'cuAk.
eTATHORD 4 M,OUNE,
WA0LRSALE 6roosrs and Conmissioa Nor
w chants, second door above tbs corner Of Blon-
dsau, Water Street, Ksskuk, Iowa.
March Q, Is56.--dAwIy.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28
AMERICAN AND ORIGINAL!
The KuickerbOcker Magazine.
Edited by LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK.


Edited BY LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK.
TNHE number of January, 1857, begins
/ tho fDrty-eshth volume OF the Knckerbocker Mag
nzne.
since the price Of subscription has been re0eed from
FIVE to THREE DOLLARS year the circulation Of the
has been increased nearly four TO
On. In MANY places ten are sold where there but
one BEFORE and through the year 1t has Dee" IN
crossing II lie offered cheap ~ any Of the Mag
,,nes all things considered. Instead OF making new and
nroeious submit few extracts Tom notices
Of late numbers, which we might extend 70 number OF
The Knickebeeker has been and will be fact OF its
o,n genuine living thing. all the more desirable now
that the new crop of Magazines filled With articles printed
from English athrs makes fresh home creations more
consniru,,us and welcome"-TN Y. Christian Enquirer
New w. +. SHELTON, Author Of Letters from the Up
the River etc will be . regular contributor
The best talent the country will be enlisted ana no
expense or effort spared mOke the KNlCkERBOChER
more than ever of the first position among our
original American Magazines
TERMS
Three dollars a year. strictly in advance-fhere viii De
no from condition Two copies for rive
comics and upw ar,s q each Booksellers anu r"ss.
masters are requested Agents Those VINO VII
undertake to procure subscribers will receive fv"rahe
Terms Specimen numbers will be sent gra Is on aPphca
ton, past paid
The Knickerbocker and Harpers Putnan'>, Grahams
or Goevs Lady's Book will be sent year for FIVE
DOLLARS; the
Kuickerbocker and Home Journal,
for FOUR DOLLARS year.
POsrAGE-Two cents per number prepaid Al the ONCE
where the work is delv. red, quarterly in advance
All remtances and II business communications must
be ad iressed. posi paid, 10 -
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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28
IT. BONN MABEL
BI.SULPHlTE OF L1ME

NV ORLEANS, September Goth, 1856.
THE UNDERSIGNED are now manu-
l. facturinx and prepsred supply pure and genuine
BisuIphe Li.e which exceeds in quality and strength
any that been heretofore manufactured
Ii is almost 10 remind the Planters NJ they
are areaiy aware the that this Bulphte Of Lime
when properly used, aiIs to produce beautiful
white and yenw cryStazed sugar. that always commands
the highest in this Market and the very best recn
menaion can have with Western and other BUYERS u
the fact Of its having been made with Bonna Su-
phie as they that against Ioes in
weight and always willing ~ pay CHER prices for It,
The high rrpute favor in which the planters generally
hold this Biulphe much matter at notofiety that
is quite unnecessary publish here OF the many
a,tering testimonials received daily from those who have
used it. and saraby succeeded beyond their most San
gnne expectations in only making the hest sugar ever
previously made by them but also in realizing the highest
prices with in weight than by any other process
The many benefits and superior advantages TO be derived
from vel established to need any frt
Their comment; but it may he well remark that this BIZ
Suphite alone possesses that strength ana tnose
necessary to insure success TO the planter. Tz
The many orders already received this year from those
who used this BiSuiphe, without In single In
stance failing the evidence, any were wanting,
in its favor The undersigned alone all the fac
degrees than any Oher In use There being no
other mandatory the South equal to the New Oeans
Chemical Works which in amy way bear COMPARE
with hem quantity III B Suphite can ne supAied
4 the shortest passii,le notice. r'
Very excellent barrels have been secured this season 10
ship the Nul, he Of Lime in they are guaranteed NOT
to leak and when returned they will he r. hlied and
shipped and the PLANTER will invariably be allowed NIFTY
cents per barrel Planters who order through their
chants he parcu instruct them to buy none hut
H. Bnnnsbeas Bsuphiie snd all orders must variably
be addressed tn II. BONNABEi-
Corner of Natchez and Tchoupculas streets
Barrels returned to he filed will be trken from
the boats free charge and will he reshipped at ai-
tional expense the planter, except dnyage. tl-n
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sare a Dollar H.. Subscribe for 1857
PETERSON,S MAGAZINE.

THIS popular monthly Magazine, al
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greatly improved 1857. 1t will contain 40 pages Of
double column reading matter from twenty IL thirty
Steel Pi.t.s and over 500 Wool Engrayings: which is
roporunately than any periodical, Of any price,
ever gave.
ITS THRILLING ORIGINAL STORIES
Are the best authors. Every volume contains one
Of Mrs. Ann s. Stephens copyright Novels the celebrated
author of Fashion and Famine" Also. one OF Mrs L.
D. T.. n Souhw orth's author Of the " Lost Heiress"
ITS SUPERB -NEZZO7YN7S AND
Other Steel Engraving the bet published anywhere
ITS COLORED FASHION PLATES.
Each number contains Fashion Plate. engraved on Steel
and colo ell also dozen New Styles. engraved
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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28
To Sugar Planters.
>HE undersigned. thanLG,l -

ing community for past patronage, take, " Psa''
Stating that he Is now ready to ,ake con,p.s
co.. x, 81 rarse,ie cSs.
authorized to put up the PATENT BAG Assr no akas
patented in May last, by Abraham Hager AND VVsAE
Allyn. in the parishes Of Assumption, ioans.
erebonne and refers to the following letter 70 tS.s .t
son, or address him by letter ut the Thihoasu, 10 t
JAMES N. CRAWFORD
Notice.-Thisi is to certify that we hsy. mi. a.
unto j. NJ Crawford OF Thibodaux, Laforeh he n ~ @
the right to put up our Patent Bagasse Fumses
may e.h 1855 in the following named pahe Wv S.'.a e
also rveged to employ the full set i hinders
Thibodaux, Jan. 8, 1857. YOUNGs IiI nssR
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28
RI-sULPHITE OF LINE.

BI.SULPHITE OF LIME.
THE UNDERSIGNED having estab-
i lished BI- STLPH ATE or LIME MANUFACrO-
RY in City Of New Orerns tske pleasure in stating 70
the Planters generally that they are prepared through
the assistance Of experienced Chemist ~ furnish
snpesiar article SMITH, MCLEOD 4 CO.
ETOFFiCE-No. 49, Common Street, n. Orleans.
Mes.r.. SMITH 4 co. are duly authorized AGENTS
the Terrehonne Station Of the Opel0usas Railroad.
ns-H g., Mel. CO.
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NAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED
IN THE
Cosmopolitam Art Association
FOR THE THIRD YEAR1
~rr., nADC TNnIICEMEN'TS

IN THE 81
Cosmopolitan Art Association
FOR THE THIRD YEAR9
GEE the RARE INDUCEMENTS
~ The management have the pleasure Of announcing
the collection of Works Of Art designed iof
the 18th OF January, 1857, IS mueh larger an more
s,ly than on any previous year Among the leading
works n Sculplure-eAecuted III Inc hhes1 the
new and antitu Statue OF the
Is WOOD NYMPH,
The Busts of the Three Great American Statesmen,
Clay, WEBSTER, AND CALHOUN,
Also the exaui lite Ideal Bust. SPRING.
APOLLO AND DIANA,
IN MARBLE, LIFE SIZE.
Toce,her with the following Groups and Statues in Carrara
sTRUGGI.E FOR THE HEART, D..
VENUS AND APPLE; PSYCHE; M a,...:ln,
CAPTIVE BIRD; and LITTLE TRUANr
With numerous works Ia Bronze sud ro ect:o" OF sew
.rai hundred FINE OH. PAINTINGS. BY iesd-
ing Art ss.
The whole If which TO be distributed or allotted
among the subscribers whose names are received p'ev"s
+, the Twenty.eighth OF Januafy' ~, vile"
the Distribution WIN take place.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Every subscriber of THREE DOLLARS is entitled I"
copy Of the splendid Steel Engraving Saturday Night
copy of any Of the following f3 Magazines one yea.
also cory of the ART JOURNA Al one year, and Ticket
in the Annual Distribution Of Works Of Art
Thus for every % paid. person not only gets be'nt'-
full Engraving or MAGAZINE one year c, aiso sen, M.
tribution making FOUR DOLLARS worth q reading mat
ter besides the ticket by which valuable painting or piece
Of statuary may be received in addition
Those who prefer Magazines the Engraving Saturday
Night, can have either of the following one year
Magazine; Godey's Ladys Book United states Magazine
knckerbocker Magazine, tsraf's Magazine, biacA"oo
Magazine Southern Literary Messenger
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ceipt Of which, certificate of Membership. together with
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For further p,rcu,r zee the November Art Journal,
sent free application.
For nemtershin address C. l.. DERBY. Actuary
e A. 4 a4a broadway New York. Western Office. 1G6
Water Sanusly Ohio or at the Office Of the ouma
Ceres.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28

saddles and, Harness
Hll5fs MADE AND, RgPAIRED, AND
ARRIAGE TRIMMING done in the
~ hest manner. The unAer.lgned having employed !
competent workman is NOW prcpsved 10 execuse .nv
work in the ahoe ae ~ short notice and on reasonable
TERMS
Houma, July Is, 1906 = JOHN BFRGEg,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28
OUT or THE WAY A LITTLE
Ezsus q ga& 81 -IS-5. E-sT
NOT OUT OF THE WORLD.
r M. LOEWENsTEIN, proprieiet q

e that famous CHEAP CASH STORE whiel 49,
In Ihiboiaux, 10 determined 10 give the sieis y
and the Parish Of Tenebonne . chance .N ...S1s1
them goods EQUALLY AS CHEAP NJ he sen 49,
daux. He opess . BRANCH 6fORk this = r.~ra
house next 10 Riders Machine Shop On @s 80
Therefose. If ron vii take the tra8ss 70 vah 80 =,
that way, you will find CHEAP GOODS, wncs ~
for your extra trouble. Ladies' Cs~ks - 81. c.r
Bonnets, Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes VOC. srSriS
Trimmings, ETC., etc. J. NJ LOG"L 49,
Houms, Nov. ., 1856. d IT,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28
To those acho man feel interested.

Being the original protector Of the larp. t....
burning bagasse in front Of boilers used q, of
and having erected one in 1854 and anothe, Il Ss
out meeting with the success had anje;...d = m
naces requiring too much wood and sresl ds.I -
Ereeabe labor in clearing them Of cinder~1 o -,
Messs. Hsgar Allyn to erect within ms f,,.s sae "a.
Patent Improvement for the more eneetuai bu,. y ~
basasse. am now rejoieed to say, that after ~
tried their mode Of burning the basasse durioe d. |
rolling, can with pleasure state, that in INV ;ud,..
planter have nothing bett.r or that vii exa ns
satisfactorily all that can be reasonably expsss
sired. With Sufficient supply Of bagasse il -.
to the size Of the furnace used from half to one
cords Of wood is an ample supply for twenty ssf ~
working. E. E. KFiTRInce
Thibodaux, Ia, Jan q lsx
Messrs. Hagar T. Allyn: Gentlemen-Yur furn,r. :
burning bagasse, constructed the Rienzi Kannts.
the Parish of Laiourehe, works admirably and /, r !.
perOr to two other modes thai had previously I'D
Your addition OF the skeleton arch to one II ~ u
modes. was = great improvement. but did moi repl,hs
furnace near ~ effective ~ your entire furnace
A. ROBINSON.
Thibodaux, Ia, Jan. g. las;
Messrs. Hagar Allyn Gentlemen-The aps6ez6m
your skeleton arch to the furnace tos burning aeo
the Rsceland Plantation in the parish Of Loucb, Is,
been decided Improvement and in fact has eseeel :,
most sanguine expectations. janl7I &c. EWING.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28
Little 0inMa.

lust receiving a new invoice this Gel.
q eosaasd CORN AND COB MILL Of different sizes,
weh .ees rssstsg hun ~ - us according 70 si.e,
|s1eg4 Aave n sAese Aas the amount saved in
1b MY 0aethiEd, hesdes the great advantage the
n: rsiss . ssae j.si e 81, ss ta HOLDEN
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28
SCOTS LITTLE GIANT"coRN AND COB MILL,
Pat nted May 18th. 1854.
THE attentention Of Planters, Farmers


Il and Stockholders in general respectfully called
this mill the most important article Of the kind now In
only we'll adopted grinding cob meal for stock
but Frs for the table, and especially Bead Meal from
not fully ripe o. dry IN the fall - f7 ~+
In setting this nechAai3 ar irnme work IL want
ed only requiring to be fastened to floor or PLATFORM
EASILY adjusted and used by anybody. even y child.
The Little Giant has received the first premiums at the
hate Agricultural Eairs IN Missouri, Kentucky. Maryland
ana other Sate an That In the most complimentary
well the ready Of fhe Thousands
witnessing its performance. 3s's'ft'ts SUE N5s'+
ri and No to grind 10 bushels Of feed per
with one horse, and o9Sred 1t the low tee Of $50
comps.te ready R attaching the team-No. ut @7O
grinds 50 bushels per hour with two horses.
Manufactured by Scott Dut, g. Louis; Scott Kock
bee, Baltimore; Scott Z Hedges, Cincinnati. .-5,t.
sass5.s = From the Cfneinnati Daily Times.
sTHE lzrTLE GIAxT."-By invitation We called 1t III
establishment II scot Hedges yesterday. to witness Tia
operations Of what the nventor has den0inaled The Lto
tie Giant Corn and Corn Cob Mill" II ever name
well applied isin the present instance, The mill weighs
attaceed 10 ten font sha6 Il ssts mp and cob with
= vengsance." Il got - Improvement on the
best patent Of this kind attained, AID Is simple
III ie that be put together and In
mooa In swsety minutes and aeswnEds be adjured and
used with ease BY anybody It win grind with ease from
II the farmer, this mill simple In liz construction,
occupying little space propelled by power always on
hand, and Pased at the ezeaeiug e price of e60 af
ords Of the greatest We have ever
Wherever they have been intruee they have univeF-
~ Ay0F. Let every interested in agricultural pA1r
see It in operation. 1859 9z5lf7lsN -s s3t5fsf{a
For sale In ThihuAnnx By the undersigned who has
nov9-ni6 81 rHf B.F. HOLDEN.
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q. atfe.yzsz Bi-Sulphite OF Lime.
HNIIE SI1RSCQIRERS inEnrm the MA,

THE SUBSCRIBERS inform the plant
l. ing cotnuuay their works for the manufacture
Of the BISCLPITE OF LIME in the Of ThibOdaux
in successful ceraton and that they now ready
to fill orders ut low any Of the New Orleans
Manufacturers Ry purchas Of planters viii save
the freight New Orl ans and he allowed the highest
plicc the empty barrels which tsey my return.
Thibodaax, Nov. 1, 1856. SCCDDAY EWING.
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<on, John Larkin,
( HOPPER, ZINC,TIN Sucrn

OppER, ZlNC,TIN, SHEET
~ IRON. BRASS AND Lean M.Sna I.EI ID.
Err, jackson Street ThinNNufACTU8- -
Has on hand every variety Of
Cooking and other Stones and cr,
Also-manufactures CHARTERS G,,n,,.." u'0cs.
Sheet Iron Juice Boxes and every,hinx a%.soae,
his business. at the shortest notice NJ eonneeed win
sanable terms. "''o IN the most re,
Hoping Pl,nters viii see it l. IN ,h,s
encourage domestic manufactures h. T. inefes, 10
everything in the very best manner '7mneda Do
Also-Agent for the parishes Of Iafourr,.
oonns ios the sale OF c. LEvITTs CORN ma ma Ten.
Also
SHAFTS PATENT LIGHTNING ROD. III. ,..,,-
world. All TN the reasonable term. e pesl te
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28
sPLEND1D PRIZES. PAID IN CASH.

In addition to the above liberal per eentage offered 10
those themselves get mp Clubs, the Pro-
pseto. will Pay, in Cash, the following splendid Prizes
presen, the first Of January, 1557, to wit.
For the -rgest list $500 For the End largest list SIS
For the m largest list $3.50 For the 9TH largest list 4
For the 5sh largest ls 10O; For the 9Th Sgest 6st e5
For the largest list 81 For the eih largest list. $40
For the 9th largest list 81 For the 10th largest list
For the nth largest list 80; For the lh largest list So
Names can he sent in different times and from diff
Osces The cash will be paid tn the order Of
the successful competitor. immediately after the 1st Of
January 1857. -.--
Post-pay all letters and direct MUM 4 CO.,
7 l2s Fulton street. New York.