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AMERICAN AND ORIGINAL!
The KnickefbOcker Magazine.
Edited by LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK.

Edited by LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK.
ITHE number of January. 1857, begins
J. the forty-eishth volume Of the Knickerboeker Mag
azine. ~
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H. BONN ABEL'S
Bl.SULPHITE OF LIME
INV ORLEANS, September 20h, 1856.
THE UNDERSIGNED are now manu-

INV ORLEANS, September 2Oth, 1856.
THE UNDERSIGNED are now manu-.
L featuring, and prepared to supply pure and genuine
Bisulphe Ii re, which exceeds in quality and strength
any that q heen heretofore manufactured.
Ii is almost remind the planters, as they
are already aware If the fact that this B Suphe of Lime
when properly used. fails to produce beautiful
white and yellow crystazed sugar that always commands
the highest in this nke aud The best recOm-
endaion have with Western and other buyers is
phe they consider that guarantee against any loss in
weight and always willing to pay CHER prices for it,
The high repu,e and favor in which the planters generally
hold this BSulphte much matter OF nooriety that
halteng testimonials received daily from those who have
used and in saraby succeeded beyond their most
guine pectatons in not on making the best
previously made ~ them but also in realizing the highest
prices with less weight than by any other process
The be rents and superior advantages lie derived
from its vel established TO need any frt
ther comment; hut may be well to remark that this BIZ
Suphite alone that strength and those qualities
necessary to insure success to the planter.
The mnny orders already received this year from those
who have used this BiSulphe, without in single in
failing, is the best evidence, any wanting,
in its favor The undersigned aonc possess all the faci
degrees stronger than any other in There being
other nanuctcry in the South equal to the New Orleans
Chemcs, Works, which can in any way bear COMPARE
with them quantity Of Bi Suphite can be supplied
Mt the shortest possible notice.
Very excellent barrels have been secured this to
shin the BSul hte Of Lime in they guaranteed not
to leak, and when returned they will be flied and
Stunned and the PLANTER will invariably be allowed fly
cents per barrel. Planters who order through their
chants be arcu tn instruct them to buy none lint
~. Bonnahels Bisuphie, ana all orders must invariably
be addre tn II. BONNABEL,
Corner Of Natchez and Tchoupi.ou,s streets.
Barrels returned he filled will be taken from
the free Of Charge and win be re.shipped adi
tinnal expense 10 the planter except dayage tl.j.n
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Bi.sulphite OF Lime.

THE SUBSCRIBERS inform the plant
Il ing community that their works for the manufacture
Of the BlSCLPHITE OF LINE in the Of Thibodanx
in successful oeraon; and that they ready
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Manufacturer By purchasing Of planters viii
the freight from New Or ans and be allowed The highest
price for the empty barrels which tsey may return.
Thibodaux, Nov.l 1856. SCUDDAY EWING.
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Little Giant.

Just receiving a new invoice this Gel.
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with prices ranging from 80 to e75 according to size
always including the shaft sweep Every stock
should have ri these Mills the amount saved In
feed fully onethrd, hesids the great advantage the
heath of stock. For sale by 10 7ssAsAt
Thitodaux, Jan. l. 1857 B. F HOLDEN
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BI.sULPHITE OF LIME.

THE UNDERSIGNED having estab-
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the assistance Of experienced Chemist IL furnish
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To Sugar Plampe--

.,,,nm ing community for past patronage, take, pant
construct on of Sugarhouses Purreries Unasc for Ii.
etc also. Kettle Setting. He is also soe sss. cAnns
authorized to put up the PATENT BAG issr and aa.
patented m May last, by Abraham Harss =. RSAGr
Allyn, in the parishes Of Assumption. sne iseap
%shns Ss srS to the following
son, or address him by letter at the Tbitndael ,
JAMES NJ. CRAWF0ssSs
N0tice.-Thisis to certify that ". h.,. Ao'
unto j. NJ Crawford Of Thibodaux, Lata,ehn h Gay ia
the right 10 put up our Patent Ba.as.e Fn." Pms,
may 6th 1886. in the following named nsr.ts pa'easd
sumption, Lafourche, and Tefrebonne N. : n1 A.
also privileged to employ the full set einder ''''
Thibodaux, Jan. 6, 1857 YoJNGs MnaGEa
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~oonr, Sohn Larkin
CHIeroSSi' Kiss zinc I'M TIN, SHEET
Err, Jack.on Sal .LAD MANuPACrr, a
Has on hand every variety Of "a,
.,,o Coos sn. and other Stores and g..
SA also. Carriers Grsuu.," urdes
ms susOe,. a a, ,h Boxes and everything
sonsbie terms. -'''ee' and on tie mos, .as
Hoping Planters viii see it is to ,hs,,
dome1e Manufactures he i, ln'e,.,
homie f., ger ioT the parishes Of Laourcs.
c cHsUs IN M MIA I1e Of e. LEvrTs ceRs
ALSO
.s srKAi y, PATENT LIGHTNING RCD a.,
world. All On the reasonabIe 'ae best "a.
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Saddles and Harness
MADE AND REPAIRED, AND
MARRIAGE TRIMMING done in the
~ best manner. The undersigned having employed q
coWpeeat workman 10 prepared 70 execute rnv
work In he shove ae II short notice and on veascnsbe
Hsuna, July .. iase oas JOHN BIRcER.
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oou 1tOSI>lpNs, anu Vest66U
d tn supply PA ters and others
ageous than they can purchase
leans.
GROCERIES. WINES. and
e, and consist In part Of the
Z: .
KErcHur, Walnut. Tomato;
LARD. No. l Leaf,
LOsBsrEss;
LEMONS;
LAAPwIcK;
LiQU0Rs. Cognac. Chap~gn:'
Peach and New York Bran
: dies; Old Bourbon, Irish
and Rectified Whbkey:: ia
maica Rum; Holland Gin,
etc etc.:
MUSTARD, Creole and Kent'y;
/; MoLAssEs;
NAcARoNI;
MArcHEs, Friction;
MACE;
NurME0s;
:; NUrs. Pecans and Almonds:
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ONi0ss;
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foBAcco, do;
TIx-WARE. do:
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Champagne, Port, nnd Red.
WASH BoARDs, etc., etc.
HING that Ii usually kept
occry, may he had Of him on
J and 10, 81. Philip Street.
Thfhohanr II
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DR.. McLANE'a
CELEBRATED
V E r M FUGE
LIVER PILLS.

They are not recon,
mended as Univerd
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur.
ports. zt.
The VERM1rucE, fu
expelling Worms, from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER Pills, fa
the cure of LIVER Cow
PLANT, all Bilious d.
RANGEMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask fa
DR.. C.. McLane's Cek-
brated VERMIFuGE and
Liver PILLS, prepared y
&+",'',1 sp'.
SOLE pRopR1EroRs, PITT
burgh, Pa, and take 10
other, as there are various
other preparations nov
before the public, put
porting to be Verm'fq e
and Liver Pills. Al
others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, afs
worthless.
The cENu1NEMcLane'
Vermifuge and Live
Pills can now be had 4
all respectable Dry
Stores.
FLEMING BROS,
60 WooD ST., P1TfsBuRaH, :
Sole Propriee0.
GSold bv ScovIL l. MEAD W.
leans, La.
CARTS! CARTS, -
TltE undersigned keep cons s.sis :.
i hands . hr.e s1pp,y Of WAeoNs. - S.r sfiss
TIMBER WHEELS. MsAufsetused ~ Ae
,uYx-1or sale on ACCOMMODATING terms. 4 pRcS
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To those rho MAY feel imere,,.J


Being the original protector Of the lar,.s'
burning bagasse in front of boilers used fo fsr
and having erected in 1884, and aao.b., ne
out meeting with the success had ,u,rn.,.i y" W.
naces requiring too much wood and re Ssa, asiur
ereeable labor in clearing them Of eips.," a Ia
Messrs Hagar T. Allyn to erect within nv eu1
Patent Improvement for the more eectui br,a. ~
bagas.e. am now rejoced to say. that Az, y
tried their mode Of burning the bagasse dp.. nal
rolling, can with pleasure state, that in myssF 80
planter can have nothing better, or that Vii .GA
satisfactorily all that can be reasonably eYn..s nan
sired. With sufficient supply Of basase E .!a se
to the size Of the furnace used, from half On
cords Of wood is an ample supply for twentyo, sA
working. ZEE. TfnTSSss1
Thibodaux, Il, in M
Messrs. Hagar L. Allyn Gentemen-Y,p, go.
burning bagasse, constructed on the Rienzi Henn,s.
the Parish of Lafourche, works admirably and -
perior to two other modes that had preyiousr -;
Your addition Of the skeleton arch to On 4 y. !.
modes. was great improvement, but did pu -.
furnace near 80 effective as your entire furnace
A. R0sug
Thibodau1, La, Jsn.S M
Messrs. Hagar & Allyn: Genllemen-fbe splrsss. :.
your skeleton arch to the furnace for bu,nins -. :
the Raceland Plantation, in the parish of Lae, 4.
been decided improvement and in fact has ercpe 4,
most sangune expectations janl7I &c EWJyc
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A. B. RAG A N, H.
Grocer and Commission 1-.
..r9 MERCHANT,
Nos. AND 10 ST.. PHILIP STREET,
Thibodaux, La.
X EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND

Ia q large STOCK 81 Fl
Produce. which he can afoE
with on terms more advanl
them in the city Of New Or
His supply Of FAMILY
LIQUORS. is very extensiv
following named articles, Vi
| APPLEs, Dried and Green,
ALsPICE,
ANIsETTk,
AXE HANDLES.
BACON, Hams, Sides, an.
Shoulders;
BEEF, Suear-Cured;
BUrrRR, Goshen and West
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BREAD, Pilot and Navy;
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BRooMs, Assorted;
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BASKETS, all sizes;
BUCKETS, Tin and Painted:
CorvEE, Rio. Java / Mocha
CANDLES, Sperm. Stsr. ant
French Tallow:
CBxEsE. Pine Apple, Eng
lieh Dairy and Westerr
Reserve;
CHOCOLATE. No l;
CANDIES, Assorted;
CoRpIAIs, do;
Cleans, an excellent as'm't
CARDS, Plsying;
CINNAMON;
CLOVES; H
CLOrHRePINS;
CoRKs. London;
Cars, Percussion:
DEMIJoHEs, All sizes;
Eoos;
RLouR, st. Louis and Ohio:
FlsH, Cod, Mackerei, ant
Herring;
fISHINo TACKLE;
Grs0.H; I5.s
GARLIC; -
GARDEN SENDS,
HAMS, Sugar Cured;
lApIs0:
JUGS, Stone; r..-
And, in fact. EyERYT
In q wholesale or retail n
the most reasonable terms.
A. B. RAGA AN,
August 9, Jej5-n3tf.
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