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JOHN oROBINsON,s

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CHR EU8B $
iASIATIC MENAGERIE.
100 HORSES AND 60 MEN !!
49,. Travelling BY Land. all under
ONE GREAT PAVILION!
Robimsom's Great Southern Ctrcus
FLACG 8 AYMANs INTERNATIONAL CIRCUS,
RoBINsoN's GREAT AsIArIC MENAGER1E,
..-eEiN. -H. ALL roR-s ..'-a. i-.tr r.
ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION!
WILL VISIT HOUMA ON 4.T t..est
Monday, January 1otA, 1857,
UThe Company will enter the town Al 10 O'Clock,
4. Il, led by magnificent SWAN CHARIOT, containing
Harry Gaus world renowned Bugle Band, and will pass
through the principal streets in grand procession,
FREE EXHIBITION!
Terrific Ascension the Tight Wire 200 feet long BY
Madam Worland, from the ground adjoining the Great
Pavilion Of Mr. John Robnsons Circus to the height Of
fifty feet. weather permitting. Al this feat win he per
formed in the afternoon outside OF the canvass mmed
atey before the opening Of the doors Of the Great Pavilion
the public will have nne opportunity Of behoding one
Of the most graceful and beautiful displays Of female
courage and skin given In any outdoor exhibition In
the world No charge will be made 70 witness this most
interesting feat. T-=-sa5 rvs
The proprietor offers this enterainmene to the public
with perfect confidence In It's excellence and its superiority
over sisr exhibitioA In the United Staees All the
appointments are estirely new, and have besa furnished
by the most skfal artists In the country, and the pro-
prietr while he il confident his outside show persests
MORE GORGEOUS SPECTACLE t.a
than has ever been Witnessed the public that the
Unrvaied Excellence Of The various performers who
pose the Troupe viii render the interior Of this
MAGNIFICENT PAVILION
more attractive still; fact which cannot be disputed
when he mentions Of the Of the leading per-
formers, among whom may be found
~ MASTER JAMES ROBINSON, :.
the worlds only rider single barebaeked hoese The
performance Of the magnificent horse May Fly rode BY
the graceful and accomplished Equestrian
MADAME ROBINSON.
Mr.. W. w. NICHOLS. the best principal rider in the
world, will appear in his many Of hssseman
ship. Mr.. JOHN ROBINSON, the great two. four. and
six horse rider win appear earh and every performance.
His Imperial Highne.s BOB CASTILLO, Emperor Of all
Clowns! High Iriest Of Fun Prince Or Jokers Grand
Duke o. Non.ense and the soul and embodiment Of ait
The now osly recognized Clown Of the times. p, s.s-
The mysterious sILAs BALDwEN, win delight and
asonish the audience with his performance with Cups,
Balls, Knives, and plates 5s
Nj. HENRY RUGGLEs. the daring slack rope vaalser.
-. THE MEN ACERIE
consists al al that collection recently owned BY
Basnua. Eephants Lons Tigers, Lenpasds Bears, Pam
hers, and many others numerous to enulnefatc
Doors open II ~ r. NJ, and 81 Pm.
u Admis<ioa to the whole eombined Circss aad Ne
naserie 1i0o; Children and servants, 50 cents.
win also show .. rlGERyILLE on the day following,
Tuesday, January 3Oth, 1856. janlOH
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-17
HO, FOR THE RAILROAD,

TOHN BERGER has rl,ced a Stage
u and Express upon the line from
fIouma Z" the RAilro,d Crossing, Tene- -
onne Depot. capable Of carrying twelve PtBsensen
The Express viii Ieave Houma every morning at eight
O'clock. and returning to HOumS will leave the DEPOT
Immediately the arrival Of the FROM the City
say ~ half past IL. se...-..-
s Another Stage
win leave Houma every day between half pat ten and
eleven O'clock in time To meet the their return
from Bayou Beu that psssen for New Orlesns will
have about three hours time in this p ICE than
heretofore. f.- ~ 10. at. .-.-,..
FARE EACH WAY, Oh 90
He hopes, by attending 70 and convenience al
the travelling public merit share Of their patronage
He has constantly on hand cunveyances Of kinds q,
hoama in convey p sssengers in any direction.
aaa- Hotel and Stable.
The undersigned would also inform his
friends amp the public that he Is prepared 10
date all who mry call upon him. with comfortable lodg-
inGs, snd his table is always well supplied with the hest
that can be procured in in the market Every exeron
will be male to administer to comfort and convenience
His stables we'll stocked and 1t eonveyasce
may be procured at all times Travellers conveyed any
part OF the country 1t all tines and the Mot
modating terms. 1.,! s7 = -; ~. a.-- .-
Dec Ct 5.s--, ra. 49,. =. John BERGER
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Parish Of Tcrrebonne. Januar. 10th, 1857.
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The key 10 Character

Sour pcr~n. are chsurptiscd
at the quicku,-s 81 apprehension
which their acQuainianscs display
In ra,llnv the character oi others,
but a little observation viii con.
vince any one that the chici AT Of
detecting shades oi character Is by
studying the conversation ol those
with whom W. meet Convefsa-
ton Is the Key TO the character,
and, II II be no, true that the ~
marks Of those "a whom We arc
introduced, faithfully indicate the
qualities Of their minds, Il cannot
be questioned, that IN proportion
to the cAtcw III the con, crsation
will be the depth Of this inycstiga-
ton, and the certainty u our judg.
mcnt.
Even triiling conversation will
speak rs iorclbly ~ grave discourse,
or studied reasoning--ior the quail.
tiles Of ,niling are as marked ~
even the varieties Of discoursc.--
When great minds triile, there Is a
meaning in il; when vulgar min,s
triAc. there is q current that be-
trays is ows origin. So il 10 with
oil the minister shades, between
the highest and the lowest minds
Ingenious trifling speaks favorably
for those who exercise themselves
in it-and q sage moral reflection
may he conveyed m well, and
sometimes more iorcibly, by 4 buv'
Of jocund raillery, rs by = cynical
grave simouition, while, II th,
same time, the sincerity Of th,
speaker will not be questioned
Besides, il has been well said thai
the brow Of care may be smocthes
without converting II into thu
laugh Of folly. 1t 10 important
however, in estimating hunal
character to be able to distinguish
between the scid of speech and tn
true salt, that is never o6ensive 4
tho taste Of other.
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---llfst"s, IN hls IIesiun lcc.
iufc, explaining how II eame that
Al his advanced age he was bIesssd
With the pbunce cIinhnni,ies. said
lie oved u 10 Tho course II his
earl, lIlr, l'tanklln lwhem he
warmly enlorired) was onee niek.
named the American Aquatic. be
,causs he DRANK uoihInp hut water
llS thai respeei he had initiated
FlsNklin, IIe totally obtained
lor he hrsi part NJ his llIc, aud
was temperate the othc, half liz
had hot unly toially ATTAINED nom
spurious liquors, ylnous liquors,
iermented liquors. and every thing
Of the hind, hu, he had Kept him.
self Iwc iom every hind oi dissi.
patton. lie kusw no game whatsv.
rr, and 10 this moment could not
tell, when looking NJ \ party play.
inv calds, which was tho loser and
which the winner lie had Often
saI up NIL night, watching the sick.
IN military duty, and = book--a
tooi--had often Kept him awake;
bu, he mad never srcn, Que uiyht
In dissipation.
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UWg TRUSTEES beg lsave 10 call
public attention 10 shis Institution.
u. s.mi. sunaal session Of vhish opened
n MONDAY, January lsh. II sersi.
- ef W. GID. n McLEARY sad l.Apv,
have beea secured, - ve ksts, pesma-
ssu,ly, and we are desesniscd TO nalo.
tain . s,.s class MALE ~ iENAtE
ACADENN.
Ous uscommosly healthy lpsalisy, god
Teachers, good asishhoshosd, and ecod
ss,es, constitute . rufc eosab'nafi ~
vAieh ve tAiuh shcsla elicit the patsseaes
u everybody. yesse nsa vill - thor
ssrhly pssysseA fss esllees o. bseiesss
end Young Iaaies unass he eass q Mn.
Nelxssv viii enjoy supesiss advsasAees.
hssrsesieas - pisse ssA Gsisas . ne.
krsss esus. Good Dsafdine 60 - -.
tsiard b ~ Immediate vicinity - very
nsassss teswa, slsAes fcs Ma - fe-
nsIes, ~ iev yosae lsAies esa b -.
esamedassa d The kssse q ~ Psinss'
rsl. "a the Aeaiemy lot.
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Priaeipsl. o. aay 81 he Trustees
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wv '.,s.i;. 3. :. nEsaoss. = sss sitiiH < y.
0''''1 49, *::s:c; 80 :; "'7s~ .s..s
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With ihe hAla n young manhocd Ia'i
sacIfclIna hls hww hut though
younrla years. biz heart Was well Al
iuned 10 the chflallana pfeeepia, and
high and holy principles, and whru the
Issi day will eome he will arise i'om
the e,a,p to strike q harp and wear a
crown lh Heaven -
LILLIAN,
April 1907
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WoRKlNa Win GoD.--Work,
fov Il 10 God that worketh In you.
This beautiful union u holy iaar,
aud yet only courage. of entire
dependence upon God, and yet uu.
sba,ed and jsalous diligence, to
make our calling and election
sure" 10 attainable only. nay, !
I might ny intcllisibly ouly 70 .
spiritual mind. Nor that there is
any inexplicsbls mystery in their
connection ; men ase continually
artine In the soiip u lib In the
same way. They clear their
ground. SOW their csops. 70 thrs'
oil the toih Of hss6sndry with
unrcmittine jilisencs, and show
they can do no more, they watch
for The incvsass, hey think Of Il
they tslk q Il with deepest inter.
est, while yet it b undenisble thes
they cannot male . single blsds
q wheat b sPcag un 9 bss'
rsoduce. Ths - nu1edA1neup'
On n, tAs m nuue Wooss ov IN
eartA muae psuslsA its thsy -
eomnssd ases 4 thsss.-lBsn'
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lros ,Ae Ssas.l
STREY LEAvES-NO. ..
Friends e YerA

to my mind u ! rsscrd thess vosds-
school days that have Asd forever
loom up 10 ,hs din vista Il ~ pest.
and again | wsndss . mssy.hesrted
schoolgirl IL "0la fsaaklis's" halh,
Nd lsok hack upon the happy faces Of
the college girlA reflected fssu memo.
rvs Ilss.
'pAere is,imi1 Iassis; nsuy lssgA-
ing LA; cosa, With ~ iatellectual
brow and Esyes hair; ssucy Nate asd
dlsni6sd salAs; blue eyed Masg and
Srxnsyed Sophie; sssesly fsnny
and stately Flora Anasda. 9Th
penivs face; sweet hiry Lou. and
sue With auburn cusls. end uaay 9th.
ers. fair sal Dvsly-sll der 10 ny
heart fvn Cherished ssusmbsascs,
chss,essd aad ssaeasa By ~ many
ysars which havs isissvsssa sisos vs
xere asnbsssa - .esllsgs sisis."
Ncsshs ~ b - ss,asa piaioss.
and our sirels vss usbspAsa. 1ls
examinAaisa d ~ sssnss dssv ssas.
and or hsasss bsat Nh visA Asps
and espsssstiss. vhils ~ avela VEN
In our bssoms 4 ~ shssght d seeing
the der ssss ss hsns bst ssass ses-
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log hcsr drsv nigh u osoe-aad ~
psrscd.-a little bssA vitA laassls
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college dayA ~ lssseAsd sAsif
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vosld.
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another year. q . MN ~. viii Z
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- NHooI.S
IN PAN o l. A, N SIS.
k.v. A. ". NorNG, Principal Of the
Male Department,
Mr.. 5. =. fOrNI, Principal Of the is.
rsle nsrsrtmens.
v;.. n ,RlsIgT Il. NcGsnrs. Professor
of Vocal ard Instrumental Music.
fGaus:
Board. everything inelasie'l, pes
session, u Ave months, ~ w
rrimar, Department, !! 80 80
Isnios ~ W
>sniar w
Nisi. on the Piano reste - ~
4 n. the hrsnches of SCIENCE and
lITERA1vRE--anc ancient aud mod.
an. necessary 10 . thorough ecae-s. v'H
!. taught. under the ssssetrs, discipline.
sy No extra chsesss. except oae dol.
AZ pss session each for incidrasal carea-
s-. A. W. YOUNG.
ss.a prsciPsl.
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The Albany Evening Journal
thus tercsely describes the popular
effect Of . great crime:
lst. the bloodthinty, which isfor
seiaing somebody on the slightest
suspicion, and siipgins him up on
the nearest tree. Or Il 10 fos po-
king hun into the Gre with pitch.
forks, because changing 70 too god
for him" This lasts ill the cul-
prit is under sentence, lock, end
key.
Thsn the compassionate, whea
Jurors sign petitions for his pesoee,
and Judges regret the severity d
the sentence; when turkeys Praiss
his gsntlemanly n'snners, and c.es.
gymen hrs rrpentsnt spirit; whse
bows obtain his sutognph. oad
women treasure up looks 4 Ne
hsir. These are the timss thaetsy
the souls Of Governors.
And then the contemreuooe
which II dad, snecn ovcr his 81.
6n; IL living. bids him - saw
out Of the way Of HONEST ~. ane
rsils st the Executive and jodicisl
elsmescy, which Il just bsiess -
sought.
This Il the history 4 every nsr-
dss from Abel down 10 Burasll
TAe public always hstse esiniseIs
bsfofe conviction, pisies tAsa awesa
cpuvicSed, ssd scoms thsm wnes
ct ftss. We do not quarrel viii
human nature for ID 6ckls peou1,
~ muue tske Il = Il h - n
should - he wssshfsl ea1lef -
miuisesss oG law thst the( D -
hurried By the Gns. cajs,se -
s.essd, q hsrdessd By ~ 49,
-ssis pscrprloS viii -
sbly epss q the 6ut blase & e
aschsassI's trumpet; bat whse :.
nan kssrt will pan With 4 q
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euse, q dslsiA q jsSii(y 49,
hsvs nsves ~ sssussse ,
hsss ssasls e dssin~
TIE Blbs bsgsi1sss sualDdr
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AT the Quincy school, Bcs.
ton, tho wcll-oif scholars, Ut the
suggestion Of their teacher, brougt
their cast-ot' cloths aud made u
pile In the school room. from which
the poorer scholars fitted them
selves to u very good supply ot
garmenis-a very simple aud Il.
iec.ivs way Of doing . good thing.
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fsss vsIsalsAID.

Oh vhsl haeplssss wkss bsIsh,nsss,
IN LIES ehsheslsl seeNss acveis,
When ~ mssl Hind wosAs end AesloAs,
And ~ leel they ~ slseesel
whsn the smIlss el lv!sNAsh'p greet us,
And ~ Ahcw ilAl they EN- Wue,
What useslss charm kalk ,kls lsIs wo'lA
To c6w me 10 yesY
With The bsamIse sAy above us,
And ,he lovely earth beneath.
With The music II We sresn,
And the nuw'f.eMamsled hsa,hl
With these beaulecus peenss u Nature,
wha, mora chewing would sou ash
Than the glance that speaks sGselloa,
ircm ths least wllA6sl = mssA '
ros pure lsvlh Is such : Jewel,
M 90 pfecioss a,,l 90 rare,
TlM, Il secMs spasA irom hssvcA
seldom LEM " muslal care
When ~ mssl II IN sAt,h's frieadsAp,
Lea Ne prize " Aolv night,
eos u ccsMes sato ous spirits
Lihs ~ angel visx'd With light
-Tuu PN,Suse pnso --wAosvss
wm the author of ,hsss lines, evidently
has . high eriaioa u Vie lanisess pes'
ere Of The Pres,
"Tw~s truly sAit hat u sssss
wsss stsickeu frcM The doas oi night
A rsinsias pvsu u s>asisssd sAsss,
Woeld The vacuun 10 . hAis,
Asd shsd . bsesass light"
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aO.0 900 dolls WORTH.
uyE hare In ssors. ed sss constantly
w secsiviae, the moss celebrated
brands u TOBACCO frou Virginia,
k.n,scAy asa Missouri, which ws will
cell st mAnutsctssvss' psicaA Wa would
call ss,easios 10 the following brands;
rron-r's Rsssh ssd Ready fwis;
pace's "
wAlks q Cos {"
licllaad's Estra rascahe;
Nohicsn, posnis; Whit 1sastsii, revaAs,
poeahon,ss,. kaea Adaas,
EnH!- - u; s!.S !:as' :.
psgsian SoeAiag 4eAoceo.
SxAnROOx . CARBON,
Ms1lsss slsssl, tee 6Dsss fssa Naia,
ss.es HsopAiA Tsss.
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~ AL hfscNivsioSs, from large Hand
| EA. 10 Fancy cards. dune with Sea,se.s
.nl Dispatch. AMI on reasonable terms.
f;- All communications mus, be- al.
irsel 10 N, y. wAap, Esq, s@aola,
Mississippi.
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the hand cf affection placed there.
Twas hard 10 ,hiuk that W. must hu.
ny her from our sight hu, hope COM
fcrted our hearts, for l.oalic was .
Child of God.
"lN the cold mois, earth wc laid hcJ,
when the foscs, cas-, the leaf,
And We wrps tha, one so lovely
Should have . life ~ brief"
"Yes not uAnees |, vas ,ha, one
Like the younnfriend Of ours
70 gentle and 90 beautiful.
Should perish with the flowers"
There vas a fair Young girl who
had twined her afec,ions-like q
beautiful wreath Of Aisaaship's 6cw.
sss-around my heart. ] loved TO
eass apos her swee, fair face. 10 twine
my arms around her young firm. TO
push bark the hair fam her white
temple, and look dowu into the depths
Of her slss. bright eyes. and read
their msaslne. lloved Ne,,ie Frank.
lin more than words cen srll. Little
did I think wAss. on ,Aa, mcsalse
long sgo, when IN our dear old room. I
bid hes sdisu. kissing q scar on her
forehead and bid her let no o,hss lips
remove the impress, but bold Il sacred
70 my nemGy-,hai angels. then on
poised wing. we're lowering bear.
awaiting the summons 10 sear her
from earth to . more coaeenlal cline.
Twice did the summer flowers bloom
sxA iAas. and November rolled round
On she vAss' Of sin'e' n'ne'ag soh
and purple . see nsss' sa'r'' ana
chilled ~ essess y /" slesed 'lfo'-'h
sas sssuua .essss. Inn heaven
e's'msd Ness's' Ihs enofas o.
mssAsss ses's vs's nvsa - the light
Of her sssl vsss ont, ana nov 'ses
sesA ''esP TIE dfesm'e~ sleep OF tue
eFsss' svsislse 'hs NON whsn inc
lass trump seAlt sound and avsksa
teso 70 imnsssaI i''e asd glory
Cessanpsica east lie wi'hsrine
blight upos peerless fsssie Evans,
ssa lest sesded hss to ,As tomb. She
vas spea nd fair. ssd much beloved
BY I'll. Mss low sad vssce and sweet
viasiae uasssn. vos her many
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By fhs P'ssidsHt Of the Usitsd States o. America
A PROCLAMATION.


Whereas objects Of interest TO the United
States require that the Senate should be coz
vensd, at IL o'clock on the 4,h Of March next,
to receive and act upon such communications
rs may be made to il on the part of the Exec
utive:
Now, therefore, /, Franklin Pierce, Presi
dent Of the United States, have considered it
to be my duty to issue this my proclamation
declaring that an extraordinary occasion re-
quires the Senate of the United States to con-
Tene, for the transaction of business, at the
Capitol, in the city of " ashington, on the 4th
day Of March next, at II o'clock ct noon of
that day, Of which all who shall at that time
be entitled TO act as members Of that body are
hereby required 10 take notice.
Given under my hand and she seal Of the
United States, at Washington, this 10Th DAY
Of February, Ammo Domini 1851, and Of the
Independence Of the United States the eighty
frat. FRANKLIN PIERCE
By the President:
w. L. MARCY, Secretary of State.
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CONGR ESSIONAL PROCEED mos

SoA'th ESSlONdL PROCEED mos.
In TEE SENATE, yesterday, after We went 0
press, Mr.. Toombs introduced resolution re-
curing the Commerce Committee to INQUIRE
into and report on the propriety of an xplora-
tion (by this Government) Of the river Niger
In Africa; laid over one day.
The pending similar resolution, with refer
ence to the re-survey of tho Isthmus of Darien,
with reference to ascertaining its capabilities
for ship canal, Offered by Mr.. Brodhead)
was agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. Mallory, they adopted a
resolution requiring the Library Committee to
inquire aud report en- the expediency Of col.
lscting and preserving the results Of the late
United States naval expedition to Behring's
Straits, and publishing brief analysis there
Of.
On motion Of Mr.. johnson, an edition of
1900 copies Of the mech anical portion Of the
Patent Office report for 1855, was ordered to be
=, After the transaction of some other business
tney took up the House bill TO increase the
Pay OF the officers of the army of the United
states, which after long discussion was
passed, all amendments offered TO it being
'o.ea ao"n. Aud then they adjourned.
IN rHs HOUSE, the ssnats's ubmarins tsls.