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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-21
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RI.SULPHITE OF LIME
INV ORLEANS, september -Vtf, Ic0V'
THE UNDERSIGNED are now manu-

NV ORLEANS, September Goth, 1856
THE UNDERSIGNED are now manu-
i featuring and prepared to supply, pure and genuine
BiSulpe Ii me- which exceeds in quality anu strehgu
any that has been heretofore manufactured
Il ia almost unnece remind the planters as they
are already of the fact that this Oh .
when properly used fails to produce beantf9i
white and yellow crystaliZed sugar. that always commands
the highest price this markell and The very best reco
nendation i, can with Western and other buyers
The fact of its having been made with Bonnaheis BiSu
phiie as they consider that guarantee asans any loss IN
weight and always willing to pay gher Prices ior ~
The high repute and favor in which the planters
hold this BSulphe is much matter OF notorety that
ia unite publish here any OF the many
aerins testimonials received daily from thDse who have
used it. and araby succeeded beyond their most san
gune expectations in not only making the best sugar ever
previously made by he but also In realizing the hienes
prices with loss in weight than by any other process
The many benefits and superior advantages to he derived
from its use are well ished to need any fr
th.r comment; il may he well to remark that this i
Suphite alone possesses that strength ana those
necessary TO insure success to the planter.
The many orders already received this year from those
who have used this Bi-Sulphe, without in single in
stance failing, is the hest evidence, any were wantns
The undersigned alone possess all the iac
ties to make u pure article guaranteed to be several
degrees than any other in use There BENG no
other mpuactcry the South equal to the New Orleans
Chemical Works. or which in any way bear compar
with them quantity OF III Suphite can oe suppe
ut the shortest possible notice. p.
Very excellent have been secured this season to
ship the BiSu hte of Lime in they are guaranteed no.
to leak and when returned they will he r. filled and
Skinned and the planter will invariably be allowed MY
cents per barrel Planters order through their
chants he aricu u instruct them to buy none nut
H. Donnabes Bisulphie, and all orders must inyariabiy
be addressed TO H. BONNAbEL,
~. Barrels returned TO be re filed will be ttken from
the boats Of charge and will be reshpped at no addi-
tnnal expense to the planter, except drayage tl.sn
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TO Sugar Planters
,IHE undersigned. thankli,lt +. IL

L ing community for past patronage takes f'a"''
stating that he is now ready to take coprr oe
construction Of Pusseres Basasse cha@.
authorized to put up TIE PATENT BAG issr t Hs alone
patented in May last, by Abraham Hayer and Vs'k
Allyn, in the parishes OF Assumption Iaan..,i eenss
errehonne and refers to the following letter Ia Ss and
Persons Wishing ms services are requested to cali n
JAMES NJ. CRAWFORD
NOtice.-Thisis 10 certify that we have ,h, L.
unto j. NJ. Crawford, of Thbodaux Lafourrb. ~, 500
the right to put up our Patent Basasse Fum,ca
may 9th, 1885, in the following named parishes VIZ.
sumption, Lafourche, and TeIrebonne Mr. O., A.
also privileged to employ the full set Of binder,
Thibodaux, Jan. 6, 1857. YOUNGS AiIVrl
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Little Giant.

TUST receiving a new invoice this eel
q eh<sted CORN AND COB MILL Of different sizes,
with prices ranging from 80 SIS according to size,
always fDsudng the shaft sweep Every stockeeder
shouM have If these Mills the amount saved in
fed fmy sesides the great advantage 70 tie
Thihadnux, Jan. L 49, = b. r HOLDEN :.
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Saddles and Harness y 6gs ssassas
- ssa MADE:aAND REPAIRED, AND ess...sss
CARRIAGE. TRIMMING done in the
~ hes, manner. The undersigned having employ Cd !
compeient workman is now prepared 10 execute any
work in the above line at short notice and reasonable
Wa.n :, , n, % ,s.s sas57i ,op, pp,,-
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Bi-su,Iphite oflLi,ne

sl ~ Bi-Suiphite OF Lime. b. psg
THE SUBSCRIBERS inform the plant.
l. ing community that their works for the manufacture
the BlSULPHITE OF LINE in the town OF Thibodaux
successful operation and that they as now ready
to fill orders mt low any Of the New Orleans
Manufacturers By purchasing of us, planters VIII save
the freight from New ORR and be allowed the highest
price for the emyty barrels which they my return.
Thibodaux, Nov. !, 1856. SCUDDAY EWING.
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To those rho 1nay feel interested :.

Being the original protector Of the larre fs,,.....
burning bagasse in front Of boilers used for mr
and having erected one in 1851 and another IN Ia
out meeting with the success had aniicinaed a-
naces requiring too much wood and great deaI AZ n
greeable labor in clearing them OF cindersT "sa
Messrs. Hagar Il Allyn to erect within my fprn.ca- ~
Patent Improvement for the efectua burnin - s
bagasse rejoG ed to say, that after hav;e s
tried their mode of burning the bagasse during The
rolling can with pleasure state that in nv iudrm M
planter have nothing better, that will ect '
satisfactorily all that be reasonably expecrS ~ ~
sired. With sufficient supply Of bagasse in pr,rr,+
the size of the furnace used from half to one and sw
cords of wood is ample supply for twentsur sr,,'
working. Z. E. KITTRINg
Thibodaux, La. Jan & lSx
Messrs Hagar & Allyn: Gentlemen-Ynur furnae, n
burning bagasse, constructed on the Rieni Hsu,atss
the Parish of Lafourche, works admirably and is,r q.
periOr to two other modes that had previously tj.d
Your addition of the skeleton arch to one IL III, da
modes. great improvement, but did not render n.
furnace near so effective as your entire furnace
A. ROBINSON
Thibodaux La, Jan. G. lsS,.
Messrs. Hagar T. Allyn Gentlemen-fhe application \,
your skeleton arch to the furnace for burning se on
the Raceland Plantation, in the parish Of LoRhe ba,
been decided improvement and in fact has exceeded NJ
most saneuine expectations. janl7I &c. EWING
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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-21
SCOTS sLVTrLE GIANr"CoRN AND COB MILL,
gs llia Patented May 18th, 1854. s.iiiRs
THE attentention of Planters, Farmers

Vi liiR Patented May l6th,a 1854. s.'i'as
THE attentention Of Planters, Farmers
and Stockholders in general 10 respectfully called tn
this mill the most important article of the kind now in
use only we'll adopted tor grinding cob meal for
but Fts for the table, and especially Bread Meal from corn
not fully ripe Or dry in tbs fall II .yss:,tYFlss
In setting this mi mechanic or irame work is want
3D. only requiring to be fastened to floor or platform
Easily adjusted and used BY anybody even child.
late Agricultural Fairs IN Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland
and other States and that in the complimentary
nsyAs Won tbs ready of fine thousands
witnessing T. performance. ..s.:.
.r and No warranted 70 grind 10 bushels Of feed per
SDuf with horse and o6ere the low price of $50,
al complete ready for attaching the team-No. ut $40,
sr;aAs % bashs!s per hour with two =. horses -.
bee, Da,inote; Scott I Hedges Cincinnati e 5al
From the Cincinnati Daily Times.
s'T1E IrrLE G1AAr.'LBy invitation We called a tn
operations Of what the inventor has denominate the "ts
To Oiant Corn and Corn Cob MIL" II name was
we'll applied in the present instance The mill weighs
only aut three hundred pounds, aud with single horse
vengeance" ltis got up an Improvement on the
bot pasent Of this kind ever aataned and is simple
In s construction that il be put together and set in
pnoton in twenty minutes and afterwards be adjuted and
- 10 IA bushels per hour. .ss ...,.1s..
70 the farmer this m 20 simple in Its construction
occupying kttie space propelled by power always
hand and furnished ut the exceeding low price Of $50 at.
ts o TIC greatest ecnveaienees we have
Wherever they have been introduced they have unver
sal favor. ktevey Interested in agricultural Paur
sslfnat6 &Hedges. No. Wster Street, examine and
Fcr sale IN Thibosax BY the undersigned who hss one
in operation, which he vilibe pleased e exhibit
=. 10y S-'asv ~. !. - ~ Wv.
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OpPER, ZINC, TIN. Shift
~ IRON, BRASS AND LEAD MAMIE go "a
En- JACKSON Street. Thiboddux. Ia ~
Has on hand every variety Of ~
Cooking and other Stores and Gr,,,.
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sonable terms. ~ 0n the most ,..
Hoping Planters will see it is to thei, ou,
encourage dometc manufactures he is desrm.n interest
everything in the very best manner 10 Do
ALSO-Agent for the parishes Of Iafeor.,.
bonnie for the sale of c. LEyITT'S CnpN and Iere
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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-21
BI-sULPH1TE OF LIME.

THE UNDERSIGNED having estab-
Il Kshed a BI-sTLPHATEO OF LIME MANUFACFO-
RY in City New Orlesns take pleasure in stating to
The Pointers generally that they prepared through
the assistance Of an experienced Chemist, to furnish
snpesisY article. Fsf.ss SMITH, Mcleod & co.
r]OFFICE-No. IS, Common Street N. Orleans
Messrs SMITH & co. are our duly authorized agents
ut the Terrebome station OF the Opelousas Railr ad
ns-n e., Mel. 4 co.
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TT Is NOT, PERHAPS, GENERAL

= LY KNOWN that am prepared tn convey any quau-
ty Of merchandse Of every description, to from the
INTERIOR al short notcc-drayage and Storage here free
on all to care, hch be conveyed
10 the interior BY my teams. ! s ..s1d Is 90 ~
Patronage respectfully solicited.
1hihodhux, Nov. j, So. a5s& F B. F. HOLDEN.
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OUT OF THE WAY A LITTbt
- stsf fts.S tita-f /" Is ,n,
NOT OUT OF THE WOKLDi'

M. iLOEWENS IELfS,
e . that famous CHEAP Cash STORE sikn ~ p 49, -
in Thihodaux is determined TO give the ctlzens
and the Parish Of Terrebonne . chance, d. ~ TSAe-
dam H. onens BRANCH Stone this daJ = - -.
house next to Riders Machine Shop % " =
Canal, in the town Of Houma. sI..b..4..rs asul
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"a Nos. g AND 10 ST. PHILIP STREET.,
aas Thibodaux, La. s7'''i'fa %
X EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND

II EEPS CONSTANTLY On HAND
IN large stock Of Fresh Provisions, and Western
Produce which he afford supply Pla7ters and others
with on terms advantageous than they purchase
them in the city of New Orleans. -r,- - -ss
His supply Of FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES. and
LIQUORS. very extensive, and consist in part If the
following named articles, viz:
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-21

HhViNU competent Engineer anu
Blacksmith in my employ, am prepared to do any
MENDiNG SUGAR KETTLES, or departing Machinery
q any AesssIprioq ~ novsss A $. ROSE.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-21

The un.rs:gned would respectfully inform the people
Of Terrebonue that established himself IN Houma,
where he intend. to carry the above businesses an
extensive scale Planters and others having work in his
Nne .re invited u give him trial. he is confident that
he is fully able give satisfaction to ALL lie has In MS
EMPLOY one Of the shoers in the State, and all
work in that line warranted
He would respectfully solicit share of the patronage
" he public. As kosE.
Honma Oc. ober 49, IS55-jy14-ly
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-11-07

IND1A.-India is country TINT has never
belong to its natives. Two thousand years
ago Alexander and bis Greeks led dusky caps
tivesin golden fettefs from there to Athens.
After himit became the prize of Parthinian
bows and Scythian spears Then came Mo4
BANNED and his Persans from Ghuzne to
teach by scimetar the new theology, Allah II
Allah, and Mohammed is bis Prophet Then
the Afghans drove out the persians. Then
the Tartars drove ont the ,Afghans. Then
came Timouf the terrible Tartar, and The
long and priueeIy line of Great Mogdls BabaF
and Akbar, Jehanire and Aurengzebe. Thee
Mogul Empire got; like the British, 100 big TO
hold together. Down went the throne OF
Delhi, and up aprapg crop Of Vieeroys.
Nizauls, Kings, Shabs Rajahs, Newaubs, and
Nab0bs all over The provinces. About this
time II. d. NJ. East India Company came 10
trade, and stayed to rule. By eajoling one
prince, threatening another. invading third,
and aproteeting 4 fourth, they got the whole
concern into the hands Of John Bull and the
lion and the unicorn IF the Sepoys succeed
in securing a native EIindoo dynasty now, i
will be The. first they ever had.
albany journal, Ocs0ber,