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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-30

NN0o0oee CoOeooegs
EOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS WEAR,
Il In
BLousE LINENS
LINEN DRlLLINOs
White brown and EAaey,l
MARsElLLEs vEsTIN06,
co,,onaae. sa,eens Kentucky JsAns, Ernisesss,
nenims, stirtsng ssripes and Cheeks etc, sis
Alendaie, Lancaster and Marssll,o.
0Cm11a.
JACQl AID DAMAoK.
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MusIIEs
NJ AND ia Dl4EACmRD AND BROWN
HuEETIx0s
D0nET FLANNEL
WHITE he LAME FLANNEL, ETC
nLACK AND WHITE CRAZE eMAwLs
FINE ENBROIDEn14o
HOSIERY, IN IAnoE VARIETY.
and ies priees at
0oosA0E 4 BoYLEs
teas Second ssrsss. bsswssn Brady end Ferry
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ATTENTION ATTENTION
q q. G8O0EYso
k6esnArO, svl0ehtsee 6Aop,
mos WORKS.

THIRD STREET, OPPOSITE THE CATH
i O1Ic Burial GrouEd
Superior steam Enetnes from ave 10 ave handssd
horse power, Easnss iaihss, PlAs.srs. 0slsi Allls
the best manner fartisslar attention i,sid % ne
pairing Machinery.
Hanger and Self 0ihng noxss superior TO anything
In use
Ne IL sole Agent In the wess for the haanufncsurs
cf NeCords celebrated liiYriction Horse Power
supsrior machines Tor the purpose intesded The
attention of Farmers 10 particslasly requested 70
thoee labor savlng uaaehines
Also. ornsmsniaI nouse Casalass a vssie~s Dc.
ekgns and superior naish Caps, 6iils, Hrnekets
1fuss~s Ae., &C, made To order II tho leseDs aud
best patterns
n R-Two very superior Steam Ensinss for sa,s
kaxnf
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IOWA LAM ARN6Y .
ALLEN CLARK, A
AttsFoeys & l0unsslerS q Nv,


T IFE INSURANCE AND GENERAL. LAND
L. Agents. and Notasies Public.
Collections ard all professional business iu every
past Of the State entrusted ~ care, win receive
prompt attention. Money invested faxss raid for
n0n.re~idcnts norcy loaned on uuencumbefed Real
Estaie security; Land Warrants bought. sold and
located; fsrms houses and lots eAscd Real Eststs
e al kinAs heslshf and soid on comnlsaon.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-30

THE ONLY PLACE IN DAVENPORT
j where a full and closce assortment Of Ne abovs
goods be found II II
MARTINS
He keeps everything IN that line, Of the bss, quail
ity and he sells them right.
Cali Aai Gee him st his New Store.
- D. n MARTIN,
te1Qf ~ BRADY street, four doors tplOw Third
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-30

~ Under THE head limited number Of Special
Notice. viii be Inserted Al 10 cents per line each
Insertion or 60 cents per week.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-30

Improved Farms and wild Lands, City Properly,
&c. fOs sals ct uodsssse prices and On sssy terms
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-30

all gradss and qualities
BALTIMORE Oysters. Lnbssers, CLAIMS, Salmon and
sarfines In Cans superior article and warranted.
Preserves. Iellics 6vrkins English rtckles, Olive
OIL Pepper Sauce, keichaps, &C, La 9iassl
sauces, Tomatoes, Peaches. Horsc Radish, uesbs,
and Z. Powders In Cana
Mustard, Spices, Chocolate, Drosna. saxo, Canary
Seed Pearl Harley, Ground Rice, Yartra saleSasus,
Starch, Soda. Exsfsrfs of n kinds A4ccArosi, V~r.
mieelli. Fancy Soaps, Brush~s, BaAketss ~.
CaMdea Flour Corn Meal, hominy Ont Meal, &c
Call and examine our stock which We viii warrant
10 rive satisfaction.
n DAIZELI. SR 4 co,
jc0 : z Cor seeoad and Perry street
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NJ. DALZELL, JR. K CO.
Wholesale and Retail crocers

rars,l.ss sappl.ed On sAovf ssfses
VIE ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH
w supply Of every article usually kept In our
line. Thankful for ps.f patronage we would esk
continuance Of same.
6rGARe
New Orleans,
Clarified
0rannisted,
corrERs
1aguyia,
Jsva,
MoLAseEs
Nov Orleans
Sugar Honse
syrups
Maple
TEAS
Young Hyson,
Imperial.
0.inng.
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Marked NOsCss /!
THIS MORNING-THE BALANCE OF THE
i stock Of
Fine Lawns aaa 0ass0es,
n = Great Reduction Call early for choice sslss.
GOSSA0E 3 HOyLEs,
t.o2 Second 81 between Brady and Perry
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MoNEY TO LoAN.-Apply to
C. AUGUSTUS HAvILAND,
l~lad9w Ie CiAste Row
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-30

The special attention Of al ssekins to mako Judi.
eous Investments In Real Esesic Il invitsd 10 the
following list Of City aad rarn properly
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-30

CcsncF q hesly 81 nee1nd so11mls. up 0oolfs--
<uts~nesm brady ssset.
MILL BUT AND SELL REAL ksfATE,
w Iassst o. Loan Money on conmsslon, Pay
Iexcs TOT non sesdouta Make Collections In al parts
g tns state and perform al business pertaining TO
Real ksssse Agency With the ssricscst punctuaiity.
n0ggn 20
Chnbb hruthcs Dsrrvw 3 ca Davenport. Icwa.
csnrfe I ps.enpor, kAq,. Davenport, lc~A
mares = fu.nam, Davenport, Iowa
smeas snllard . Hughess Dankcrs Cincinnati Ohio.
y. y AAsain tanker Cincinnati Ohio.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-02
IRASBURGH VERMONT FRIDAY, JANUARY 3 1885,


He came, and the door was opened to
him by the baron in persoa.
as madame de Y at home %
" She is not at home for you"
"And pray, by what right do you re-
fuse me admission 7"
''Methinks the right is very evident
And you are in her apartment p
'"True but for the time being it is
mine."
The dialogue went rapidly on from
cross words to challenge; and on the
morrow a duel took place in one Of the
compice-woods of the Boisa1e Boulogne.
This time Madame z had
esery reason, she thought, for blaming
the baron's conduct; so another invita-
ton was sent to him which he ally atten-
ded to.
Show is this, Monsieur lie Baron p
said the widow, in tremulous andreprpach-
full accents-'expose your life with such
a puppy-a life so useful, so precious'
cannot but think YOU more foolish than
WISE"
Il confess, madame that I was wrong
but I merely wanted to put the youni
puppy as you justly call him, in hi
right place, and save you forever frou
his opportunities, He scratched me bu
I gavehim a gentle sword-thrust whic
will prevent him from annoying you 70
some time to come. Was that not servic
worth having, my charming landlady.'
Yes, but at such a price the ris
of your own life and my reputation
Baron, what will my friends think of IN
after this? You have compromised m
terribly by your generous, your noble
your magnanimous conduct"
IT'S true, very true, my dear lad,
and I now begin to see I acted too rasl
| ly upon the impulse of the moment an
that, in fact, I owe you a reparation."
Madame de y thought so like
wise. " Well my dear baron," said sh
profering her hand, since it was TO bt
it must be, so let it be-we are friends.
"And my afianced," ," cried the enamo1
ed baron, fondly pressing to his lips tn
widows lily white fingers. And th
marriage day? When ?"
" O dear me, what a man In a mont
/ hence" And the compact was sealed.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-02
4 TIGER LOOSE.

Upon one evening party ofcollegians
and young bloods Of the town had met
together at my rooms to play and carouse.
In fact, it was regular meeting Of the
hunters, who assembled twice every
week. We kept it up JOLLY until mid
night, having in that time managed to
get full of Bacchus, when Somers pro
posed that we should sally forth and as
tonish the town by some wel-planned
and well-directed mischief. Without
any one ofus having very clear concep-
lion of our actions or intentions, we hail
ed the proposition with a drunken rap
ture, and started forth.
A travelling menagerie had arrived in
town the day before, and among the
wonders was young bear. The poor
animal had been so well beaten that he
became very humble, and had acquired
number of amusing tricks. OF this we
were all aware, having visited the me
nagerie the day before. Just as we pass
ed the spot where the animals were con-
fined, it occurred to me what rare sport
it would be TO capture young Bruin, and
| place him in the lecture-room, to astonish,
on the next day, the professor and the
class.
No sooner had / made the proposition
to this effect, than it was adopted and all
volunteered their assistance in carrying il
into execution.
The tent or pavilion which covered
the beasts, was erected in the yard Of the
principal tavern. The cages, each con.
tanning one or more animals, were iror
grated boxes, standing on wheels, by
means of which they had been dragged
into town They were arranged around
the Interior of the tent, forming a cir
cular array of wood and iron. Not i'm
agining that any one would disturb tht
animals the showmen and inmates of the
tavern left the tents entirely unmatched
Thus we were afforded clear field il
which to execute our scheme. Aftel
several of our number had been posted
as sentinels, the rest crept in under thl
canvass and entered the arena. Ii wa
some time before we could, in the deeI
darkness of the place, identify the cag'
, in which our friend Bruin had been pu
: TO sleep. After stumbling over diver
things which lay scattered about, ans
peering here and there in the dark, W,
found the object of our search. There
in a substantial cage, was the dim out
line of the animal, his two white eye
1 flashed drops of FIRE at being arouse,
from his quiet sIumber.
The next difficulty that occurred to u
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-02

ADoLrHrs cErs INsriRED.-" Dear
est. will build thee n cOt all covered
with ivy, in some secluded sale, close by
a purling brook, meandering over its peb-
by bottom incessant babbiing in dnlcet
linking strains, love, love, love-, where
the atmosphere Is red0lent Of soothing,
spicy aromas, that make the eyes languish
and tie heart dissolve ia liquid fres OF
loye-where the balmy morning zephyrs
sigh in tic dense forests leafy maze,
chanting loves melody-where the tiny
songsters that whirl in ethereal spaces,
warble napgbt bat love. ] will plant
thee q e-rlen of gorgeous loYeliness, cul-
led from natures most ardent designs,
warme-l tiuts and sweet smelling incense.
@Dolphy, dear, don't forget 70 leave
patc! Of oowcumbcrs aud inynns--lbey
are 70 nice picked"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-02
EXCELLENT LIQUOR.
An ELOQUENT EXTRACT.

Paul Denton, Methodist preacher in
Texas advertised a barbecue, with better
liquor than was usually furnished. When
the people were assembled. desperate
in the crowd sung out:
"a Paul Denton, your reverence has
lied You promised Us, not only good
barbacue, bat better liquor. Where is
the liquory
There :" answered the missionary, in
tones Of thunder, and (says a Yankee CO.
temporary pointing his motionless finger
at the matchless double spring, gushing
up in two strong columns, with sound
ike a shout of JOY from the bosom Of
earth. There " he repeated, with a
look terrible as the lighining-while his
enemy actually trembled al his feet
"there is the liquor which God the Eter-
nal brcws for all his children F! Not in
the simmering still, over smoky fires
chokcd with poisonous gases, and sur
rounded with the steach Of sickening
odors and rank corrupiions, doth your
{ Father in heaven prepare the precious
essence OF life-the pure cold wa,er-but
in the green glade and CLASSY dell, where
! the red deer wandcrs aud the child loves
to play; there God brews IL; and down
low down in the deepest valleys, where
/ the fountain murmurs and the rills sing
and high upon tie tall mountain tops,
where naked granite glitters like gold in
the sun, where lhc storm clouds brood
and the thunder storms Grassland away
far out in the wide, wild sea, where the
hurricane howls music, and the big waves
roar the chorus, sweeping the march of
/ God-fhere lie brews it, the beverage of
/ life, health-giying wafer! And every
where il is thing Of beauty, cleaning in
the dew-droP, shining in the summer
rain shining in the ice gem, till the trees
all seem turned 10 living jewels spread
ing q golden veil over the setting sun, or
a white gauze around the midnight moon;
sporting in the cataract sleeping in the
glacier; dancing in the hail showers I;
folding is bright curtains softly
about the wintry world and weaving
the many colored iris, the seraphs zone
Of the sky-who.e warp is the rain-drop
Of earth, whose wool is the sunbeam of
heaven, an checkered over with the ce-
lcstial flowers by lie mystic hand Of re-
fraction. Sill it is always beautiful-
that blessed liie-waler No poison bub-
blrs on its brink it- foam brings no mad
ness or murder no blood stains its liquid
glass pale widows and starving orphans
lind no tears 81 its depths no drunkards
shrieking ghost from the grave curses
il in words Of eternal despair. Speak out
my friends would you exchange it for
The demons drink alcohol -
A shout like the roar Of tempest an
swered " NO 20
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-02
WHOLE NUMBER 50.

Still with the death grippe he chung TO
his place, his eyes CLASSY and glaring and
his claws sunk deep into the flesh. On
went the horse, snorting, plunging and
rearing with mingled pain and terror-on
he went until exhausted by fatigue and
loss of blood he fell prostrate. Those
who came that way an hour after, cau-
tiously and timidly, saw the three stretch
ed together. They stole up-lo! tho
horse and tiger were dead, and over their
Efeless forms was the traveller, insensible,
though alive. and still grasping in his hand
the friendly knife.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-02

This is a world Of business and hustle,
said a minister 10 a sermon.
" Yes but more hustle than business,
whispered a pretty cir. She knows.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-02

e. 4 student u medicine in Michigan
having eoured a girl for q year, and got
the milien, bas turned round aud sued
her father for lie visits be paid her.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-18

New SoSG.-The New York Mir.
ror say. the boys are hawking about the
streets Of that city two-penny ditty, en-
titled "John Dean and his own Mary
Ann; or, the Gallant Young Coachman. y
is set to the dolorous air Of Wilkins
and his Dinah," and the first stanza runs
thus
Oh listen to me while story tell,
1t will please yeu to death, know very well,
It's about one John Dean, a coachman BY trade,
Who inveigled the 'fections Of rich young fair
maid, Ritural Ii iuralla.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-18

EXPENSIVE ANusEMENr.-Sever dee,
are confined in Logan Square. Philadel.
phia, by the city. for the amusement and
qualification Of the citizens. 1t has proved
! dear amusement. however. About a
year ago the city paid $1,000 TO lady
tor injuries sustained from an attack made
upon her by one ofthe animals, and small.
er sums have several times been paid for
the same reason. A few days ago gen.
tleman was seriously injured by tho buck,
and a suit for damages has been common.
ced
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-18

Terms AND CONDITIONS plantation, slaves
stock and farming utensils attached to the same
IN block. The purchaser to assume the paymen,
of mortgage in favor Of Armand Pile, for the
sum Of thrty-two thousand two hundred and
twenty seven dollars and fifty cents, with inter-
est at the rate Of ten per cent. per annum, from
the first day of April 1857, now past due, but on
which the holder Of the mortgage has given time
till first day Of April 1858 twenty five thousand
dollars cash; the balance Of the price payable in
tive equal instruments: One on the first day of
April of each Of the years eighteen hundred and
hfty-eight, eighteen hundred and fiji, -nine,
eighteen hundred and sixty, eighteen hundred and
sixty.one and eighteen hundred and sixty Two.
each instalment bearing interest at the rate of
eight per cent per annum from the day of SALE
The purchaser TO give notes with security in solido
secured by mortgage aud privilege upon the
plantation and slaves, under the pact de non
aiienando, payable to tho order of, and endorsed
by the purchaser, at the office of the Recorder of
Terrebonne
The girl Alice and the section 3, and south.
west quarter of section So, in Township Is, Range
Is, payable Cash.
The sugar mill payable one half cash and enc
half on the first day of April 1858, purchaser
furnishing note with security in solido, payable at
the office of the Recorder and bearing interest at
the rate of eight per cent. after maturity.
Lot No. g. Of section No. lO9. Township 10,
Range Is, payable by thirds: One third on the
first day Of April Of each Of the years eighteen
hundred and 6fty-eight, eighteen hundred aud if
ty-nine, AID eighteen hundred and sixty. Pur-
chaser furnishing notes with security in sodo,
payable at the office Of the Recorder, with eight
per cent. interest after maturity, and secured BY
mortgage, with vendors privilege.
Lots or sections IS, So. 81, 80, -, 40, Al, 4s,
40, 50, 81 81 and 50, i'll Township Is, Range II,
IN lots of one or two numbers each, to suit pur-
chasers, payable by thirds: One third on the first
day of April of each Of the years eighteen hun
bred and fifty-eight, eighteen hundred and fifty
nine and eighteen hundred and sixty. Purchas-
ers to give their notes with security in sodo, paw
able at the office of the Recorder, secured by
mortgage and vendors privilege.
One undivided third only, OF the property here.
in described under the numbers i and 5 belongs
to the succession, but the whole property will be
offered by me for sale by authority Of owners of
the remaining two thirds
The plantation will be shown by tho overseer
to those desiring to look at it. aud l will show
plans Of the property and give any other inforna-
ton to those who may desire it at my office in
Thibodaux.
A. BEATTY, Executor.
Parish " Terrebonne, April 4, 1857
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NOTICE.

THERE will Be an election held by the quail
J. fed voters Of the Town Of Houma ON
Saturday. the 26th April, 1857,
hetween the hours Of 10 A. NJ, and p NJ, at
he Court House, for the purpose Of taking the
Of said voters the propriety Of levying an
addtonal tax of Three hundred dollars on the
Tumble property in said Town for the year 1857,
Masking, with the sum of Two hundred dollars
levied by the Trustees Of said Town, the sum Of
Fee kmsdred dollars. Those in favo. of said
Tax shall write on their tickets the word " Tax, .
and those against the same. i" No Tax"
.sHs F. 8. GOODE, Mayor.
Houma. April Sth, 1857 -.e r.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-18
TTAT DE Ia LOUISIANE-COUR
IL DU SEINE Observation-Disclosures TERREBONNE

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-COUR
~ DU SEINE DIs1RICT-PAROIssE TERREBONNE.
c. l. DuRoy, No l344 JP. Vigueris T. Co.,
No. l345. E. Hotard, No. 1881. Badeaux T.
Bruff, No. 1922 g. PauIin Tessandier.
En- vertu de quatre writs de Fl. f., emanss
de Ia Cour sus-nommke. dams les affaires
ci.dessus intitulees ct numerotees, il sera
oaert en- ven,e publiqne, au plus haut ct
dernier encherisseur. a Ia Maison de Cour
Houma, par Aubin Bourg, Sheriff de Ia
dite Paroisse,
SAxED1, LIE 2 MAI, 1857.
entire IL heures A. NJ. ct 4 heures P. H., ID
propriete ci-apres decrite, SAVIOR:
Trois certains morceaux de terre situes
dams cette Paroisse, sur File II Brosse,
ct designes dams les arpeniages des Flats
Unis CONNIE lie Lot No. de la Section
No. %, Township No. %, Rangee No.
20 Est, contenant 39.sO-llO acres de SUI
per6cie, scion lie recu du Receveur. No.
324O, enregistre dams lie bureau du Re-
corder de cette Paroisse, lie Mars, ls49;
ct les Lots deu1 ct ,rois de la Section No.
81, dams lie Township No. % de la RAM
gee No. 90 Est, contenant s3,2O-l0O
acres de superficie, d'apres lie recu du Re-
ceveur, enregistre dams lie bureau du Re-
corder de ceite Paroisse, lie Mars, 1549,
ct aussi, la moitie indiyise des bttcs 1
corne sur Pile a la la Brosse.
Iermes de la Veate :-CONPTANT.
La dite vente sera fate pour sa.isfaire a
la somme principale, l'interet ct les ffais
dams la sus.dite cause
A. BOUKG. Sheriff.
Paroi 80 Terrebsnne, e IS Mars, ls1'.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-18
B1.sULPH1TE OF LIME.

l he UNUFRSIUNFD having estaD.
l. lshed BT-SrLPHATE OF LINE MANUPACTO.
RY in the City Of New Orleans take pleasure in stating
the Planters generally that they prepared through
the assistance Of experienced Chemist, furnish
snperar article. SMITH, Mcleod CO.
7OFFlCE-No. Is. Common Street, N. Orleans.
Messrs SMITH l. CO. are our duly authorized agents
at the Terrebonne station Of the Opeionsas Railrs.
ns-u s., Mel. co.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-18
RAILROAD MEETING.

4 IL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE
IL Construction Of a Branch Railroad from the
Opelousas Road to Houma, are notified that there
will Be meeting held at the Court House in this
Monday, May eth, 1857,
for the purpose Of celebrating on the best mode
Il proceeding to accomplish the much desired OBJ
jet.
The above call ID made at the request Of large
number of planters who are interested in the pro-
iect
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-18

Another Case u Fever aud Agae Cured
fsv days ago ne recorded astoashing cure Of Pc
VI ana Age BY the Ne Of D.. AcIane's Liver Pills. We
ave now another % nsntioa viz: that Il NJ. james
eA'ps Of NsdsoabarsA Who sasss that be had aboesa
sss very severe astac& Of Aeue and Fever and vas
- reserved By TIE Of tAsse Pih Mr.. sAaspe also
esses IN apaioa, founded % observation dat the v.
II nm are the best for bilious co.paia,s ever offered 4.
his ssction Of country.
AhA'sgh long known 4 sovereign remedy for chroo-
cas-" nepatc arrangement cr diseases Of The Liver,
ee pssssufs u d. AeIAne's Pills were not prepared
- hsssent, but gratifying evideaess Il ito es.sn
unity esd curative capacity. In This resrec4 this laval
eese medicine has exceeded their sangune expecta
as and induced them 10 hope ths, viii be intsoduced
- every family in the United Suites
Purchasers will be careful to ask ke Da M'LANE,s
Hxs ~. LIVER PILLS, manufactured BY FLEN-
N6 bkOS Of PIrTsBuRsH. Pa. There other Pills
Pefune 70 be Liver Pills, now before the pablic Or.
lanes genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated Vermi-
can now be had At Ill respectable drug None
ase without the signature Of FLEMING BROS.
sovI Mead, New Oreans La, General Wholesale
.es Tor the Southern States to whom oil orders must
~sdsFessed. sgH jan. 3. 1857.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-18

o. Indulgence and obscurity are the pa.
rents Of industry and economy: These Of
riches and honor: These Of pride and
luxury These Of sensualitv and idleness {:
And these of indulgence and obscurity.-
Such are the revolutions Of life.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-18

RAIL AT Hoops NO MoRE.-A lady foil
overheard near New London. a few nights
since, and would have been drowned but
for the hoops in her dress. which rendered
tho same somewhat balloonish, aud withal
answered the purpose Of ! more compli.
Gated life preserver.