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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-23
HOUMA PARISH OF TERREBONNE LA. SATURDAY, MAY 49, 49,
The Great Eastern.

The Great Eastern.
The following summary of statistics
concerning the Great Eastern steamship,
though not all new, will be read with in
terest in view Of the fact that she is to be
launched in August next:
The following particulars Of the enor-
NOUS vessel to be launched vii! be of in
terest to most Of our readers. She will
carry $4,000 tons of coal, 5000 tons of
merchandise, and 1000 passengers. The
object Of building so large vessel is the
economy that will be effected by being
able to stow sufficient Goals to carry her
round the world. She will save about
$4,000 per voyage to Australia in this
item, by carrying sufficient TO take her
there and back, instead Of having to coal
at Australia. Owing to her length she
will not pitch, and will roll less than any
ship that ever swan. She will be the
strongest ship in existence, being built
upon the principle of = hollow iron beam.
There are ten bulkheads or water tight
compartments /; and there are longitudinal
bulk -heads, also water-tight. She is a
double ship, complete and perfect, the in
ternal hull being supported by boiler-plate
stays three feet deep, and about the same
distance apart, and riveted with angle
iron Joints to the external hull, thus form
ing cellular piece Of work, similar to the
top or roof Of the Menai brid dge, and as
! strong as solid iron. This extends from
the bottom Of the ship 80 feet up each
side, until the first deck is reached. The
two lower decks serve as bridges or stays,
and the main deck is similar TO the hull
cellular in construction-being in two
parts braced together, making fabric Of
immense strength. Were two Of her wa
ter.tight compartments filled with water
she would hardly be inconvenienced.
This noble vessel is COS feet long, 50
feet broad. and 80 feet deep from her deck
to the floor of her hull. Her tonnage
22,5OO tons. She will be propelled by
two paddles and screw. The paddle
wheels are Sc feet in diameter, and the
screw is "a feet in diameter. The four
engines to propel the paddle-wheels are
equal 10 1850 horse power, and the four
engines to propel the screw are equal 10
100 horse power. She will have five
tunnels connected to ten boilers, and six
masts,. which will carry acres Of canvass.
Four Of her masts will be of iron-the
two next the stern and compass of the
ship will be Of wood. Her crew will
consist of 500 seamen. How many boats
she will have we cannot say; but she
will have abaf her paddle box, on each
side. screw steamer 100 feet etlong. The
whole ship will be lighted with gas. Her
speed will be Is knots-equal to- III
miles per hour, and she will 60 to Port
Phillip in SO days. Some Of the forego-
ing facts, are tabulated in the following
table 1s* H. i.s44sg.- Fs-..=e4.5 3i
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The vessel rests on two large cradles Of
wood, and will glide into the water side
on. She will be launched at low water,
and will draw, when light, l6 feet when
laden sc feet. She will be launched in
August. Although this noble monument
Of human skill was built for the require
ments Of commerce and peace. she might
prove, if need be, powerful engine OF
war. t.---.,
Her immense capacity $4,000 tons),
her own weight (12,OOO), driven at the
rate Of nearls twenty miles an hour 1.-THE
speed Of railway train). her bows as
sharp as knife, would cut through the
most formidable war ship afloat, if run in.
to her. She could not be caught-could
run down any ship, and biding her time,
could demolish fleet.-Mining JournDL.
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TERMS

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ADvEh fof ten lines less LOT she nfs!, anu
Doaa. rn,s IN fcr every subsequent lnselon - - 80
sny s!rnt made 70 those who ause,s -. lie conmn =
u.s.. a,l,rx wear will be cnargeu ,o - Ia - at
ln,s nss.a,,t Medicine advertising anu "o'' -
OF III, 10 .dmi tied on any terms
.,rpsHN HNAIPUBLICATIONS-om ~ ~ h of nnhIic
1 .ture or such are not aee"'eu IA, ,ha ~,
interest. may be inserted as ~ IN advance
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in advaneeN NOTICES not exceeding three or four lines
0dblIu harfnIv inserted without charge, ou' 'hose
sal ss..a, lsncth. will he rated as advertisements
informed Una. .ia, Nv i,snad n,
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;sertion unless accompanied py ' t.s,;on Init NJ
~ ,,,er-not necessary for pubcauoh, oo' d.
Guarantee Of good faith
The Law OF Newspapers.
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order the discontinaance OF their news
naners. the publisher may continue y seA1 '''~.
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ner from the Office 10 which they are al.ee.su, .nS @
ra re.nonshle for them until they nave se''eu ~ oA
and ordered them discontinued. ..;n, - t.le n.xs
Tba conrts have decided that reiusins 70 tase ne
:. -. the ot6re Or removing and leaving them un
III sr !. nrima facie evidence Of lntenaonh trauu
The limited States Courts have also iepeaIeais u1or
sod thai Pestmsster, who nexlects 20 give seasoa
.;. .s reoured by the Post Office Depafmeht' o .ns
h cect nr refusal Of person to take from the omct
.s,srs addressed TO him. readers the Postmaster aa
iie to me publisher for the subscription prlce. f
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1 "Mr. Browns compliments to Mr..
Smith; thinks 1t unnecessary his pigggs
should 60 through his grounds. Reply
-s' Mr.. Smiths compliments to Mr..
Brown; thinks it equally unnecessary to
spell pigs with two gees"
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-23

- .sS9SsSs = -s.a& Il.
Ac.osrlc-The following alliterative
'scrosf'c i : gem in its way. Miss Kitty
stephens waathe celebrated London vo.
ca''st' And is Ao~she Do~agsr's Countess
Of Essex:: iss 5isa'aiafa 98f
she s'ass = 'soft, . wed. !. soothing stin,
-, .1e, g No tone ton thssasnd thoughts there
naya.a sc.taciss enchant each sar- g,I..s.., III
f'easuss's pure Pnions poise r;pce. peasant,
- PEER = = G's-s7T 2
flushing high hymna, Heaven heaD her harno-
mony, u hIs @'1.-f.s.1S--.. III
1ai'ns envy ends; enthralled each e.r.s each
eye; - 80
S.al' s.. nees n'ne.iold nerve, or nearly name,
- : sAe stephsas KIN, sure ssraphs sing the
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" Nothing great can be effected with
out trouble and labor.
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JOSEPH DIXON, asJ s-
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER.

Foot OF jackson street, ThfbodauI.
~ THE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure in informing
the public that he has opened Paint Shop in Thibo
daux and is ready make contracts for painting in
all its branches such Granins MaYblng and all kinds
Of limitations, Paper Hanging, &C. &c. AL orders left at
his residence directed his address through the post
Office, win meet with immediate attention. ~ .
feb2sly JOSEPH DIXON.
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1H From the Home Journal.
ruE WAVNTED STREAM.
BY ". l. SHOEMAKER.


sr BY ". l. SHOEMAKER
There hangs mist above the stream,
And slow it takes woman's shape,
And in the full moons silver beam.
Floats on to yonder cape.
The waters murmur to the eedge;
By no sound else the air is stirred,
Save when from yonder ave-yard's edge,
The midnight owl is heard.
There is no whisper in the trees; 4t4
The breeze is mute-its wings are furied-
But now come mournful melodies,
Ess Az from another world.
The phantom sings weird sad cong
or one who loved long years ago,
But rushed to death from cruel wrong,
Where these cold waters flow.
A,hwart the moon there glides cloud,
"A dark cloud fringed with ghastly light,
1t seems coffin and = shroud-
Avague awe thrills the night.
The song is hushed The misty shape
Looks towards the lonely place Of graves
Thea turns, and plunges from the cape,
And saks beneath the waves. rs
The silver moon shines out once more;
The coffin and the shroud are gone; A
Tho waters murmnr as before, -efg
81, And dreamily glide on. g#
The breeze as from spell awakes;
lts brcathings soft the dead cir fill;
Sweet music in the trees it makes.
The ominuous owl Is still. ~
But am haunted all night long,
By thoughts Of one. who, long ago,
Rushed to dark death from cruel wrong,
II Where these cold waters flow. 88
37#-
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DIR. McLaue,s yermifuge.


ANOTHER MEDICAL WrTNEss-It is small evidence
Of the intrinsic value Of this great Vermge, when
physicians who generally preudced against patent
medicines voluntarily forward and testify to its tr
uphant in expelling Read the following
HARRrsoNvILLE Shelby Co, KY, April 2, la49
J. KIDD L Col am practising physician residing
permanently in this place. In the year 1852 when
ident of the State Of Missouri became acquainted with
the superior virtues of Dr. MeLanes Vermfage At
leisure moment viii send you the result of an
pertinent made with vial, in expelling upwards Of
900 worms L. CARTER, NJ. D.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR M'Lane's
Celebrated Vermifuge, manufactured by
Fleming Bros. of Pittsblsrg, Pa. All other
Vermifnges in comparison worthless. DR.. MLanes
genune ermifuge also his celebrated Liver Pills
be hadat all respectable drug stores. None genuine with
out the signature of FLEMING BROS.
sCOyIL l. MEAD, New Orleans, La General Whole
sale Agents for the Southern States.
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RMXNOLOGY.
BY JOHN G. SAKE.


Tia iRsmsn nose betokens manly sense,
!, The hsnble Snub bespeaks the modest man,
BIT then twill never rise to emnence,
. Tho leaak aspiring Of the nasal clan, Ia
With but ! moderate love of fame Or pef,
Owe Ct. thay say,a snubbish nose myselfD
The Aqsiliae proclaim the keenest wit,
But fuRof anile q my hawk or hawkcr,
The 1ssa-sP Aose In ancient Horace writ
IL everywhere soosles and mocker: sa4s
Some crooked end it secretly proposes;
Don't hang yoar.hat On hopes OF turn-up noses.
The Bsttle-sose j commonly feature ..s.r
One doesn't from patefnal love inherit;
And heace discloses not . much the nature
OF mind and soul as some other s.sp;r;t,'
Ats mssains, therefore, = Of small avail,
A. N droathJ time ths g siga 2 nust fail. III
The Gimlet-asss betrays an intermeddler;
Wheneer you see / gimlet-nose before You,
Nsngnfs that soma ew-opinion-psddler, ats5lis
O |" sPeeial ageat nov Intends TO bore YOU !;
~, aas very chap who. whom be prcks your Joint,
Wah hdeons smiles cries !. Don't you see th
riMF tssFsaH 3s1s'ss 7i3
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JOHN AxNAnLE = s1Dk,

&tREw BOLT MANuFACTuRERs-AR
~ prepared 70 execute orders for NIL Kind. OF
Screw h,lts, Nuts, Ac Having had many Year, 81.
pcrsenee inthe business NC feel confident Of giving
satisfaction ~ all ~honay favor ~ with their orders
~ regards price and Yuai.,y of work ehcp--On the
corner ~ Third and fe Claire streets
Davenport, Oct I, lsSa-dtf
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NEW Nallsk HOTEL.


,1,o THE PUBLIC. THE UNDERSIGNED
j freiia. that The late movement ainoaE the Meat
Market ul.l Of this city !. calculated 10 produce
happy r-.nlf- ad understanding A. W. do tbs i'm
ul.ea a market for the ral. Of Meat assd Vegetables
NJ ts. l.. Claire Market House where the buslnrss
wl4 b. conducted .trsetl. Ia accordance with the Ur
diAa4ee- Il the city council regulating such mat,
ists VS. shall keep constantly "a hand every artl-
r'r ID nuf lac wneh III. eVulfry snurds. and lose
Opportunity 20 til. public Ia the iu.~t proper
As.a Acespab.s manarr Every article kept for sa.c
~ ~ .Lal Y" pHsFsd II reasonable Rates and AZ he
proper honF., ad ~ ths rcrerons pabc We look tur
Ae*iai l1astnaAss ke.as Impressed With the fact
,nAA Y - 'hs AAa y" the nasos,. VI our cittxens ~
davenport mat tits matter he praceabiy aud spesd
~ AfAsksal We shaN opeA our market Oh THURSDAY
noraiLg ALL et The Voice ~ tls people decide = 4,
whether Tbs movement shall meet with ~
protai
W. opsn Thursday Morhlng with ens Ia. AZ
choice Acais AID Vegetables aid sLa eontiuue 4,
d. 40 from day " day. Call AID Try
ls1au bSkNs KAY
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Pennsylvania Railroad.

k:E - sAe ax.S1I. ny
'lsuE GREAT cLAfRAL Aue n. eoA-
J sGcrIss The .Asaai,e eiscs With -. MestoI :
NsrtAwe-s.ra, AID southwestern states, rs cs,s
iitsgnrah Win daiis Hae Of -.st4ser- - al lfis
iae >ortaavwtsEn LaAe. tl2aki4s HE n4.t a4ft a.
cheapest AID gsgtao4r taatc bs which Freight u.
Forwarded 80 All from II. Great Wet
Aarrs AtrwEas rnil apslratA asr rfrr,ErNQ
FiasF Class bsoi., shoes, iiat.
AID caps. Eyss, Dry .eAi- Ia -.
bo2-. ba~- I'D truAssb It4a.a aA 4" lst ~ N
t-oxcs aad Uale- , fur-, Feather.
rseosp elA-sM D9aassiic eae,iia.
sA4rting -nd Ticking ga ora...sa.
bs-.-,l Drug. ca oaks Hard e. les lvl L.
ware Leather Ca FOL. ts,Ne.,)
Mooi AID Ehsep Isi-, Eastward
TataD CAS- Avis. steel, Aaia-
ia ca.k,,l Hemp, Bacos Pork
sailed soose " ~ saeAsl lolseso, - per leD ~
Taaautacinred, scNeels Cigars ~
eat' &c
F4rarn Class Coffee Fssh, Bacon
isxsf aad Pork, tig casks ar bute.
Lasiwafd) Lard Lard oii, Lead IA Per loo u,
Nails soda Ash. Germsa Cay,
Tar, f4tGh, Roam, sc
Flors-si PR barrel until further Hoticr
1aAas --5ec per ivo ID. uatil further hoiiee
tergQs-s- per bais. lsoi .acrcdiag 81 H. wsi .ht
u ii further 4otler
49, l. .Eipr.as Coed. from any paiai east n lhll
~ 'phs- y particular Y marx packages via i"uu
sfe-,- Fl tAi- koai al Philadelphia ~ Plitsbuf.
W II ~ isswarafa without dsle4tlou
.,f.Liehl AsENTs Harris, wormly 4 Co
ich~.i 90, Evansville lnd nnnr.!,il BelI A
bar aoek aaa .artrf Jeaeit l1oul-Yiiic ks n
Ae'afain A~a..os isa spr.g...an : Bso~a, and
vile, y, l-aseh Co .. kills street B.-,.,,, Is.cl
co, = Asinr 1iod-s. Syw a5rk i W'sIi,,,, !, a,s
Battery IaAs. 4 J. eas,der, I.A.l.,i.I,sLia
fiitspurg
u. II HOUSTON.
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Washington l miOn Insurance 10.

tiEAEIANI', ONO
ESuuEfE~. shoUD = NJ SPECIAL
IL m4t.nl.a-- =, a5n. ~ " trisc Ei.E. tnke3
@rf4t 80 Lf.l'H s. -tIN ARI Ast g.
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o1ssu99 OcTS 4Io1U10 DEF
CANNON 4 FDENCu.s
Stean Saw and Flaming Mills,
DOOR. SASH AND ULIND FACTORY.
AND rut
LARGEST LUMBER YARD IN DAVENPORT
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE on HAND
! and Offer for sale the large.t and bee, assort
mcnt 81
BUILDING MATERIAL.
ever offered IA Davenport, consisting OF
sl000 feel Framing Timber Of every dimension
lsO0D do keasonsd floorinr, rough and dressed
ioouo q Barn Boafds. from ~ 10 - feet long
A00laO d. F.n~inu
50l00 do Hhcsihing
Su1 do Siding, Feather edged, aud hsif.inch Of
xarian. Qualiies
l0D.eO do Clear Lumber f,r dsjshins az every
thickness
soOn0 do Cut shinslsa
i10DO do No shaved shinsley
2O0Qu0 do sawed do
,O00O do I.aih
l0flO do lHekets
Also, large assortment Of noors, BASH, Bliuds,
Wihdsw and Door France, Moulding and Scroll
Work 81 every variety and Of the best quality,
siantly on Asnd aId nanuf4etured 20 cseey ~ the
shostsst notice llsvtag large senek Of Loes, vs
ase psspaFsd 10 Ill ofdsrs for framing end Bridge
u91ss, with the utmost dtspaish.
oyisdu CANNON FRENCH
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New York Life Insurance COMPANY

Vf ' Nv ! tFItk NTTN
A1Ct MI LATED, AFITAI., III 2S0,oo
Morris tfttEHi i'ta-tieft
iHuey Freeman artmary
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The Old Tine Resuned!
THE UNITED STATES NAH LINE
Davenport, Rsck Island 4 keskuk
PACKET COMPANY.
steamer Ben Campbell
GAIT LEROY DODGE
Al ziliEs, cuAs AsxrsslS, clrsxs
steamer GJ. Mckee,

AZ cohuts, ssS .. KfxSssrkf clraxs
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY lTU
~ 1857, the above named Beats forming hi. lin.
viii leave Davenport aud Rock Island q. follow.'
The Steamer Hen Campbell every Monday Wed.
sesday and Friday evenings
The Steamer Mckee every Tuesday. Thursas, and
saturday eysLings, on the arrival cf tho Ixrulng
Tram from Chicago aud the Packet from t;al,na
eonnss,ing ri Mnscatin~ with tbs Erenir Train Stv,s
Iowa City, NJ Burlington with the MaTtllg Tran
Eas ffom Chicago aud West ftain Meuut fl,a.ani
aud at ksokuk With the great Mall Lac st.s,a.r.
Jenny Deans. Pie Vernon aud TaoMas swan fsr
Quincy Hannibal and ~ Louis
Returning. vii arrive Al Rock Island In time Il,
connect with the Evening Train 10 Chicago ard III.
Morning Boat to Gaena DGni.fh ard ~ I,ari
bor Freight or Passage arply un hoard or to
BURROWS = fRL1TYMAN
Aa!s-H Agents
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mawke.e Insurance Company,
UAyENpoHT. IOWA.
OFFICE ~ Nj . bAhLNPuRTs BLOCH
- atts Glahh. BsatH.r. Earrcw 4 Coz Baaslng
,igu.s oHisc Haat-, i3if N.
DIRECTORS
: T. HurrasA TO- l. naytuleri, T Hsrsia,
q l4.4 - 4s.r-. charles le.tas, {. & larry, ]. &
l,.s.as4t. la IhAsksa, T. ~ Woodward i.hn
~ 80, ! " waey ! n Barrow. l. !. shofot
OFFICERS
= iESeAlNI. lresldcfA
,HAs LESLIE Treasurer
bANiIl 4 SHORTY ScST.tni.
4 II BAEEoM~ -, ga. .
JANIS " plILELL - -"
n n MuaIa - ARp, Assist ssss
TIE x a II aias ,Jiala4t II lgsaEes sAelu.Gsviy
81 the uGsnai Plaza ff4s stock slsis Of premium
.Qte. AID tinr, i. LOW s,s,o. ~ saeh reies Ia pos
" s-sts. " Ill. company Al this pruperi. can he
c, : rEuges. ii,i5s nuF ssva courts, sud there
fts siictt -nlYsfr4.t fuars1t iiiaI the nlcnabrrs
ii t0r9Ns4 tie slA Incurred il " lass lhls
sits ~ snfaHEe has saiut tutu ,tHera! lis. Ia THO
,sstffa IT, ls#ttu-r 4 rNai,ife- ehcapats- VII
safety q q k~eFs ms#ss circulating Al hanns that
NfH.l ctAs4Alsg sal apaua4i la4lsr Awff
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4 FPLI, AIloss FOR INSURANCE AND
= Ie..r.,- -.ct Iu tie abasr va atii re-i-,u-I=
49,. ,,,i.t5.t -.ts 900 E8F-f t-s Ii=ks ,.biy ~
luIIN l. sNfT|.
EtN' Etia;s aui iH.ur,s.rs Agent, Eg~d! = Lrkf
d.sar r.,ftt II tf. T. - uts IT. o. h-tf
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Groceries.
NJ. DALZELL, JR. a co.
Wholesale and Retail Grecers /!

NJ. DALZELL, JR. a co.
Wholesale and Retail Grscers |!
fami,ss ssppiiea on sAort Reftcs
WE ARE NOW IN RECEIPT Or A FRESH
w supply % every article usually kept In our
line. Thankful for i'z-t patronage We would ask
continuance Of same.
Roasted anil orsuad
MOLAssEs
Imperial.
OanI-,V der
all grade. aG.i qualities.
l;ati4l"rr oysters. l"t.ter., tlain. Sal nan and
-srises in Gau- sul efiar art -ls and warranted
Preserve irllie* t'-rAins Euglgsh Pickles. OILS
oil i.rIrr sauce hrtehup- s. ~ Gla.s
sagev- Tomatoes Peaches Hor-e Radish, Herbs,
and Powders la fans
Masiard, spec Chocolate Iiratnn sage asuary
Seed feaTt iiaelcv Hround Isirr Parma ea.ratas
Starch >.ria EAtEar,- uf ali kil.d- Maccar.sH N.r
lascftlt fsfcs ~aal,si iirushv-, HasAtis &r
camden fi"ur s"rn Meal lissmis, DAT Meal
Louisville t~iut5i Na4i-, t,.a.-. AZ Sc
Call a,.d esalni sur sts.k which ". viii warrant
- give -s,isiscti"n
" BAizEii.. III A co
lc-s 'of rrenaid si.d lerfy street
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN WHOSE
n ". JAMES
Yer sale.
GO0 LOTS IN MITcHELL's ADDITION

wv never befpre offered They embrace every
variety The hesHtifni level between Fiffh ara
Eighth Streets then stretching AWAY for several
squares on The gentle slopes thu bufls and icrmI
mating IN the broad plain beyond Many OF these
afford the faest views Of Landscape sad river, and
are covered with the natural growth Of yeuag TIM
her 70 desirable FIR residences The nndarslgnsd
the sole agcnts the sale Of ihese lots wound
invite the attention 81 all To this opportunity
for making profitable Investments and securing for
themselves beautiful henses
DIAL & MEYERS
NV Car Of s~crnd and Brady sis
n Hfnfr
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RaEhh's PATENT fENCE KEYS, FOR
- VIE f.iHr. always on haba ard fer sale hy
dAMME. IONNELli liza
le@sdSsii tornsf Third NJ Rock Island sta
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1nsurnnfc.


II Not THEN STEP RIGHT IT To TIE
j Otiire 81 ~ the bc.t toul aisrs in tho e,ui
try aud get Policy that wil b. worth something
ufssr Are an Agent for ihF Quaker tiN ON
pany ~ Philadelphia, with ts.a capital ri! raid
IN, OF s2so1so, with liberty 10 inerrn.s i double
n W NORRIS. Ascat,
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Ct. fouis.
e. 4 {. TODD 4 60.
Leather Betting. French Burr Mill Stones
porta able Grain Wills.

DEALERs IN RUBBER BETTING, Ia
80 ,I.,h -s-.eT W.rr aha Nj Materials generally
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Theatrical and mu,icni.

Nfmo's GiRpEy. The nov comj ballet psntomlme OF
The "Joly Mers and the grand spectacle CT blanche
or the Rival Fairies" announced for this ovonlDg NJ
Ernoea plays In the former and the renownci Ravels
and their entire troupe Ia the latter.
BowrRY THEArf.-rhe romantic play OF tbs "rhree
GueTdsmen" again tho bills for TO night has been
gotten up In excellent STYLE and tho charactsrs are ad nj
raby represented, Messrs Holland and smith VII arer.
wards appear In the 1.-TWO BHoys,"
bEoNs-the favorite manager and unrivaued come
dsn, MI rton, i'll be at home this evening 10 his re-
newned plays OF The "Serious Family and "fhc Too
dies hes Denim will appear tho Widow Del nalue.
Wsu4cK s-Mr and Mrs. John Wood 10 perfor n
this evening In Panchos celebrated rtsvaga izs called
the "lnvsihle Prince" IL In TO be preceded by the
laughabe FARGO sty led can Object OF Interest,"" in whon
Mrs. W. has q lively part.
LAURA kErSEsThc Marsh Juveniles are 70 make their
second appearance here this evening in Douglas Jerod
bean ul drama OF "Black Eyed SnsanU Il will be f,l.
lowed by tho "wapdering hinstre" with little George
in his great character OF JON Bags.
OtYNwC Mrs. G. Howard will n night psrsorata her
favorite PARTS In the opcrsta entitled tho Pe Of the Petit
Goats" and extravaganza Of mpiana." After which,
Mr. Seymour will represent. The comcal hero the farce
Of the "Irfh Drogoon.n
AMERICAN NsFUm--Ths popular vcntri oquIst and ma.
Flonn Prof wyman will ezh 1it his Astonishing feas OF
deusicu this Afternoon and evening.
MrVsrfui ~. Both colored opera compancs tender
varied erd lengthy progao % sOcgs dances aud bar
lesaues " plghI In addition, Gorge Cdristy WOOD
ooe their successful farce Of Che "agclsu, aud tue
RyaulT lber llimisbly furry "Sosspesean kSa hng'"
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