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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-10

How TO DETECT CouNTERfE1r BANK.
NorE.-A chap in Albany recently adver.
tised an infallible method to detect a
counterfeit bank-note, !" which he proposed
to impart to all who chose to learn it at 81
each. A good many "green ones :" paid
tho amount, in return for which they re.
ceived the following Instructions, which,
though good enough in their way, were
hardly worth the money: "Whenever you
take bill about which you entertain the
slightest doubt, at once proceed to the
banker in whom you place the most con.
fidence, offer him the bill with a request
that he will change ii, and if be decline.
so to do, make up your mind the note is
bad"
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OUT OF THE WAY A LITTLE
f.: ts. -bu-H y is tu0-
NOT OUT OF THE WORLD!
. M. LOEWENSTEIN.

O that famous CHEAP CASH STORE which he keeps
in Thibodaux, determined give the citizens Of Houms
and the Parish Of Terrebonne chance by furnishing 70
them goods EQUALLY AS CHEAP No he sells in Thibo-
danx He opeas BRANCH STORE this day at q small
house next to Riders Machine Shop the Basatxrs
Canal, in the town OF Honma-
Therefore, il you will take the trouble 10 walk around
that way, you will find CHEAP GOODS, which will pay
for your extra trouble. Ladies' Cioaks and Mantas
Bonnets, Gothing Dry Goods Shoes Boots Hats Caps,
Trimmings, ETC.. etc. J. N. LOeWENSfElN,
HouMa, Nov. -, 1855. 4.tts Proprietor.
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Little Giant.

TUST receiving . new invoice This GEL
- sbr.ted CORN AND COB MILL of different sizes,
with prices ranging frm 90 to &75 according 10 sse
always including the shaft sweep Every
shoad have one Il these Mis- Tie an0unt saved in
fes b fully third besides the great sdvantsgs
health 0f stock. For sale BY
Thibodau1, Jan. l. 1857. B. F HOLDEN.
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did not choose to receive Mr.. Harris y
CON-" My orders were to see Mr. Harris
here and land him. That is part of my du-
ty." Rather equivocal.) Gov" Where
are you going after you leave Simoda, and
when do you leave p Com.-"I shall 20
10 Shanghai, and shall leave when have
landed M. Harris.''
Hero the conversation ended, and the
party fell to eating and drinking, by invita-.
tion of the Governor.
On the Sd of September, Mr.. Harris
left Us for good on which occasion we
+" manned the rigging and cheered the
ship" The Japanese Government have
located him 10 small fishing village called
Kakizaki, about three. .fourths Of a mile
from Simoda. This, say they, is tempo.
rary arrangement. They have fitted up
Buddhist Temple for his abode, and he is
comfortably fixed, no doubt, Is far as
quarters arc concerned. The difficulty
with him will be to get enough to eat.
To-day, At 8:l2 p. H., the American
Consular flag was unfurled for the first
time in the mystical empire Of Japan. This
was an event Of historic importance, one
of which we may be proud rs a nation.
Another letter dated Oct. 4th, says:
lam obliged to give you additional news
from Japan, which l have learned since
our arrival at this port. On the 18th Of
last month. H. NJ. steamer Hornet arrived
here from Nagassika, for which port she
sailed on the 9th inst, with the London
July mail. She there found the English
Admiral, with the squadron snugly At an.
chor in the inner harbor. off the city, where
they had been for some days-a favor not
accorded to any nation for near two hun.
dred years, except the Dutch and Chinese.
said accorded" but it was done in
this way. The chain which the japanese
keep stretched across the entrance to the
inner harbor, not having been let down,
the Barracouta-a steamer having the
Tigue, one Of H. NJ. ships in tow-ran
against it at full speed, and broke it, much
10 the surprise Of the japanese.
After anchoring the Tigue, she went
after the only remaining ship Of the squad.
ron, and brought her abreast Of the town.
The Admiral's mild and firm bearing did
wonders with the japanese. They seeing
what kind of a man they had to deal with,
conceded everything the Admiral asked
for-his officers landing and roaming At
will where they pleased. They found the
Government officials most attentive and
civil, and their wants were supplied without
the slightest dif6culty-rather a contrast to
last years visit, when there were thirteen
ships Of war, and they not permitted to
land. think we can safely say that the
great sca.ecrow, "Japanese exclusive.
ness" is no more. The Dutch Govern.
ment has recently sent out a present TO
the Japanese Government, in the shape Of
a paddle. wheel steamer.
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ERlZELL Il BROOKS,
DEALERS IN
DRUGS 4 MEDICINES,

" Physcisns' Prescriptions carefully dispensed.
Aiso-English and French Perfumery, German CofKnes
Soaps Pomades Oils Tonics for the Hair, Tooth, Nail ami
Hair Brushes, Combs elegant Toilet and Fancy Articles 4s
Pure Wines and Br0ndies,
Medicinal Purposes, Choice Cigars Paints Oils, Var
nihes, Window Glass, Putty. Dye Studs Aicotsh TuS
pentne Congress and Blue Lick Water.
BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c LIT.
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M:nnt made to those who advertise by the year
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- Hssept Medicine advertising and none Of greater
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essON AZ LPUBLICATIONS.-Commu Of per
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.css ESpONDENTS are informed that no notice what
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4 letter to the New York Times gives
- interesting account Of the landing and
reception Of the lirst American Consul in
Japan. The letter is dated from the U. s.
Gsaie San Jacinto, Commodore Arm
areag,, which carried Consul Harris to
Sisoda. Il says: a e~ 9''''n5s
On the 1t Of September, Commodore
Armstrong and suit, accompanied by Mr..
Hauis waited on the Cove rnor, when an
'sleTesting conversation took place, inter.
etiag because It illustrates the feelings ol
tae JaPansss Government on the subject
q lueercoufse with foreigners After the
osual compliments. the Governor wished
70 kaow Why the United States Govern.
mens bed tent Mr.. Harris to japan, and
whae be aacsions were - Mr.. Harris
: a. seat BY my Government 10 act Is
Ceasl Geseral Cor the same in the empire
st!apss. Ny duties are to look after tho
iessf those American citizens who may
ssvscsnmercial dealings with this country,
= pFssea and care for tho interest Of
A.sroaa seamea in this pars Of the world,
- . go that there IL 40 inffaction Of the
~ q Japan BY tho shove, and to act, in
= ssA q the capacity Of Magistrate or
OssefnoE. do not know the secrets oi
Gess1nment and want Q direct, imme-
~ reception. or . dismissal. Govern.
49, Tho Government Of Japan thought
aeeaid lake care Of shipwrecked seamen
% : adnisisssr jnstice. He could not see
: seesseity Of = Consul, did not know
~ u United States was justified in
oae, aud wished to know why one
eeehses cent 70 Hakodade also. Had
q beiier return with the Commo-
Mr. HI came out for both
1ees nd should circuu,stancss require
essd 60 there. l shall not return with
eCoamodors." Gov. But the dis
to Hakodade) is very grsat, as are
y obstacles to yoQr getting there. -
~ d.-.'s It matters not what the dis.
= p er di6icalties are, I should 20. .
- To Commodore Armstrong -
!aaa ars your instructions in this mat.
CON-. Ny orders arc to sse Mr..
eess's hsfe and land him. That is one
Nssfny duty" Gov. Had Jon order.
: - torcs if the japanese Governmen,
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AY Err S
PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF 4
FAMILY PHYSIC.

THERE has long existed public demand for an
effective purgative pill which could be relied
sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has
been prepared to meet that demand. and an exten-
sive trial of its virtues has conclusvely shown with
what success it accomplishes the purpose designed.
1t is easy to make physical piN, but not easy to
make the best of all pAls one which should have
none of the objections but all the advantages, OF
with what success we would respectfully submit tn
the public decision. 1t has been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto that almost every purgative
medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow
sls. This is not. Many Of them produce 80 much
gripping pain and revulsion in the system to more
than counterbalance the good to be derived from
them. These pills produce no irritation or pain,
unless it arise from 4 previously existing ObstHue-
tion or arrangement in the bowels. Being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any
quantity but it is better that any medicine shonld
be taken judiciously. Minute directions for their
use in the several diseases to which they are ap-
plicable are given on the box. Among the COM
plants which have been speedily cured by them, We
may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms
of Jaundice. Indigestion, Languor and Loss Of Ap-
petite, Iistlessness, Irrtabity, Bilious Headache,
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side
and Loins for. in truth, all these are but the con-
sequence of diseased action in the liver. As an
aperent they afford prompt and relief in Co.'S
and Scurvy Colds with soreness Of the body, Ulcers
and impurty Of the blood Irregularities: in short,
any and every case where purgative is required.
They have also produced some singularly sue
eessful cures in Rheumatism, GOut Dropsy, Gravel,
Erysipelas. Palpit.ton of the Heart, Pains in the
Back, Stomach and Side. They should be freely
taken in the spring of the year. tn purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change OF seasons.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action. and restores the appe-
tte and vieor They purify the blood and. by their
stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno
vate the strength of the body, and restore the
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~ They talk Of tunneling the East
River between New York and Brooklyn.
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TIE SAILORS CONSOLATION.

Oae night came On . hurricane,
The sea was mountains rollinS,
When Barney Bunting turned his quid,
And aid 10 Billy Bowling;
"a strong nor-wesser's blowing Bill;
HaRk doat you hear 4 roar now :!
Lord help 'em. how pities an
Unhappy folks on shsre now!
Feol hardy chaps who live in town,
r What danger they aFe all In,
And now Ne quakins in their beds,
For fear the roof shall IAN in;
roor creatures, how they envy NJ,
And wishes, I've notion,
Fer cur good lpck in such = storm,
4 10 be upon the ocean. -.t
Aaa ~ TT them who're out all day,
On business from their houses,
Asd late At night are coming home.
To cheer ,heir babes and apo0ses;
While Jon aad I. Bill, on the deck
Are Comfortably lying,
Ny EYES! what tiles and chimney pots
~ About their heads are flying.
- - @ III
And ve:y often have we heard
How men arc killed and undOne,
By overturninss Of carriages
By thieves and iires in London.
We know what risks all landsmen run,
From n0hlemen 70 tAtlon; 49,.
Thea, Bill, let rs thank Providence
That you and are sailors :"
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CARTS! CARTS!
TIVE undersigned keep constantly on
Il hand, . large supply Of WAGONS. CARTS and
TIMBER wnEELA msaufacsared BY Aesehelmsa Of Pitts
burg-fos sale ON accommodating terms.
jei9-tf i,t' 3. r. DAuNlS BROS.
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Thomas Sweeney,
COPPER, ZINC, TIN,

~ BRASS AND LEAD MANUFACTURER,
H0uma, La,
Having permanently established himself in this pacs
for the purpose nf carrying the above business in all s
various ramcations, respectfully tenders his services 70
the citizens Of Tereonne, and ssIicts share Of the public
patronage. sl17-ly
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N. B.-Country Merchants and Mlliners would do We
to examine my stock before purchasing as win m sma
bills as cheap purchasing East. April l9
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MY FIRST PUBLIC SALE.
ED g Il FTHT.T

ON THURSDAY, the 18th ofMay next On ,ls nr.,i.e.
" VIII sell the following Building Lots All ~ hieh srr
vel worth the attention CT buyers.
Remember property in and Nashville \. sdv.,.
ing most rapidly and be who delays buying ms vesr VII
have to pay large advance hereafter. The Lots sbs or
fer as follows
ON WATSON sTREET-Six beautiful Lots opposse 4. a
residence OF Mr.. Buck, fronting each so feet and running
back l93 feet Is feet alley These are Lots that are %
closed with the best cedar picket fence that can be made
ON RUSSELL STREET-In n0Gston's Addition L1ts 2s
So 81 81 SS "a and 85 at the OF Oak) These Lots
are 80 feet front and 10 fee; Deep Aso Lot No IL on
Woodland street, In this AddiIiou surrounded with new
plank fence.
ON FATHERLAND sTREET-LOt Ts, II, rs and 70 In
Blood's Addition.
ON FATHEkLAND sTREETs-Lots Nos B6Tsa1o
ON RUSSELL SrREET.-Lots Nos. IL Is and Is, in
ON WOODLAND sTREEr-NO. 10, 20, 81, %, % and "a
in Bloods Addition, Immediately opposite the build
gan These Lots shall brag on, as any thing could
say about them would fall far short Of the truth.
on THE GALLATIN PIKE-Lots. Nos 5, s, 3, II, 10
and Is in Fosters Addition.
Lots Nos. 5 and Gin Bood's Addition.
That handsome Lot sdoring the residence Of Mr. wash
ington O0 feet front and running back $40 feet street
on the side.
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence ofr Leseur
fronting Go feet the Turnpike and running back 2l0 feet
to alley.
Two handsome Lots the Turnpike in shebys Addition
being Nos 1S5 and 1S6.
TERMS-These Lots win be sold q credit Of one,
dorsed and lien retained.
sale positive. omnibusses usual
L. Z. GLAscocK Auctioneer. NAV IS
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CONLEY g. JOHNSON,
MANUFACTURERS or
Copper, Tin, Sheet iron Wares, &c.,

&c. ~ i7Ipaa - - - 44Ata Mafket1e,
AA6ArkAfsEs TENN.
fAAvk h slars. ana eneaP ~ caah s,nnIst. :.
II salmanl ~ cQ0klN8 tf1F - of eparF - -
ANS Pfses, hAAtlt6 SHOWS sf aEeFg F.airfr -
tN4afn9s easetnsa et9es ooea. eie, 0rnansatsl -
F5sln hANfte lAAl4s. a a. fisas. TlN Nlk ~ al sk~
Aee1 aassrtaf kl0fk1 ana TfE WARE Il wAoIsI.i. 80
fsas tofrAA WoAA tor az klEn q maeAlnerF rucA a.
1.ss -. .s-r1 a.ltori13 ~ an4 Erzt s eSe.
iA Tt sse4 n4E tnath arfea ~ "a need a eur
ecfk, Nn4 ~ ~ - ef ialsrlsl gse cail -
F9 fenl51ru1E el1fNheTs And aa ae - urosaet Irc
cQo& efOfh es 4Ie sanaiaclaras iAsn ~ ehesp lhsf
- e1n n1n n1s snt eaE p4cts Fansog on 80 - ASA
~ an kaan q - WoEk 1aae e lhs shoEtesl nosIre.
So oEtsrt aelciltt aa1 pFon9tT elst.
49, e.ina k29 0.lalezf #tta $50 . esdsr.
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Tricsemar No. 1. 9.

PICE OF GREAT BRITAIN, ECOLE de PHARMACiF
PHARMACTEN de PARIS, AND IMPERIAL COLLEGE
per. and around each case Of
Tricsemar No. 1, 2, and 3.
Thus protecting the public against rAuoSs-whlch are
liable to the severest penalties courts ofaw award
nR.H.A. BARROW, Member Of the Imperial College Of
~ Vienna and Royal College Of Surgeons London, may
be personally consulted at his residence 15I Prince street.
ew ho ks vest Of Broadway New York, from II in the
morning ti 2 and from till in the evening, (Sundays
excepted) unless by special appointment.
TRIEsEMAR No 1, Is the Remedy for RELATION,
sPERMATORRHRA and all the distressing consequences
arising from early abuse, ndiscrminate excess, long
residence hot climates II has invgoraed restored
perfect health thousands Of the dettated who
in the enjoyment Of all the Functions Of Manhood and
whatever may be the CAUsEL every DIsQUALIFIoA-
TIoN Tor MARRIAGEi is enectuay subdned by this Won.
deriul Discovery
TRIEsEMAR No III completely and entirely eradicates
all traces Of Gonorrh@l, both In its mild and aggravated
forms, elects, strctures Irritation Of The Aadder
teniion the Urine Pains OF the Loins and Kidneys and
those disorders where CopAvA and Cub,bs have long
been thought antdote TO the ruin Of the health Of
portion Of the population.
TRIEsEMAR, No. Ills the great Continental Remedy
Syphilis and Secondary Symptoms II also constitutes
certain for Scurvey, scrofua and all impurities
the vital stream altogether 20 eradicate the Of
disease and is failing Remedy for that class
orders which unfortunately the English physician
th Mercury 70 the Inevitable destruction OF the patients
constitution and which all the Sarssparlla in the world
TRiEsEMAR, No l. and g. are prepared in the form Of
loEcnfe, ucfoin OF hne
wasoat pocket Sold tin cases. and divided separ-
ate doses administered by Valpeau LAlman Roux RI
cord 6c. SC Price t8 each four cases In for 90,
which t8 and in t27 cases. whereby thsre saving
ott9.
Special arrangements having been made with the various
Exprerses the nine dollar o. resemAT and the arg
sizes, forwarded by Dr. Balo carriage paid mme
diAtey receiving remittance ~ part Of the world,
securely packed aud addressed according the instructions
the writer thus securing the public genuine European
preparations, and eecualy protecting them from spur
perncous INIT atoms The three dollar a.
usual, bot not free % carriage.
To be had alss from Or. Barrow that beautifully usrA-
ed and popular work, HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHYSIOL0-
GICAL REsEARCHEs." IL describes In a clear and luoid
the and effects OF the diseases above
aed with instructions for their proper treatment and
Price 25 cents. Sent free 10 any address.
Address DIR. BARROW, i5l Prince Street, (few blocks
west Of BroadNay,l Mes York. noVS-iydV.
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NOW is THE TIME

ITO purchase that valuable SToRF-HOUsE, on Market
street ecrner Of Clark, At present occupied by H. s.
french Son The Lot fronts az feet Market and
los CLARK street. Every knows that This Is oue on
the most prominent Wholesale Grocery and Produce
Stands in the city, II viii be sold on liberal terns
For further particulars call on
apr29 A. v. g. IINDSLEY
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THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY.
AND BEST BARGAIN.

Am now Offering At . great sacrifice, that valuable
Property, College Hill, Immediately opposite the
University, long occupied by The late DR.. TOot The
lot fronts sixty feet with the front
College. The House is large and Iommodous, and the
whole, at the price offer it Is a great Bargain
Ciabornes' omnibus has practically moved College Hill
right into the Public Square, and any wanting resi-
dence convenient to business would do well look this
propety. Gallon Avs LINDsLEY
Apr. 80, 81 BAU
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LINDsLErs ADVERTISEMENTS.
POsfpOnement

re continued inelemency Of the weather caused
me TO postpone my first public sale. heretofore sdveg
sea 70 come od in Edgehed the 10Th ns until UkS-
DAY, the 3sth May next The Los wssh examined be-
me day Of sale being satisfied that the they are
ten tns more they win grow n public favor.
A.V. s. L1NDSLBY.
S' =. 0LAScocK, ,Auctioneer. Msy15
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Reason why this Machine is Universally
Preferred over All Others.


/ Because it is the only Sewing Machine in
the world ever invented, so constructed as to
fully meet the demands of families for general
use.
2 1t is very simple and is Gever liable to get
ont Of order.
8 Itmakes seam which viii not rip though
every third stitch is cut.
4 1t is not Shuttle Machine.
1t sews with two needles, making any
length stitch desired.
6 Ii sews from two ordinary spools and
thus all trouble at winding thread is avoided;
while the same Machine can be adapted at
pleasure, by mere change of spools, to sill
varieties of work.
z The same Machine runs silk or linen
thread and common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
This Machine will sew in the sleeves of a
coat with the same ease and facility that il
sews straight seam.
This Machine can be run TO make one
Thousand five hundred stitches per minute.
10 The seams are as elastic as the most elias
tic fabric so that it is free from all liability to
break in washing ironing or otherwise.
IL The stitches made by this machine are
more beautiful than any other made either by
hand or machine.
The price of these Machines at Office in New
York, range from $50 to $3.50: an additional
charge of $40 only is made or each machine
over New York prices at office in Nashville, to
defray expenses OF importation, &c, to Nash
vile. r. II. BROCKWAY, Seo'y.,
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
Prices of these Machines range from
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Painting Establishment

DuILDERe Hoasehalaera ke rsqnestsd 70 taxa %
ID tcs the andsrsgned h4sing made NE nscessAry
AFranrrments and secared TIE services o. eonPetent
uoEknea, b new prepared 20 take
LARGE oosTRAcfs
n nc lne ofhs vocaion IN AL ss xarIoas benhchss
In The depaEimant Of HOUSE PAINfia6 he sahserbsr
Il prvnared % sxecnie with TIE greatest prompsnssn an
contraris ha8ever large, wkch b. enaered h sty
anf upsn terms shfch eaanot al % gre satafAcfon.
he IL asa prepared 10 sKecate al aBner Of SIGN AND
oKNAMKNfAL PAIN gISG. GRAfNtSd AND MA RREINa
hasnE in that department secured ha services 0 the os
experi ana experienced artistt.
fs nabscrbsf wuud Request persous hsyinx ucrk II hs
nns X gvs hm eAi esfrs zsking 1aAl arsEassmsnls.
g. T. FLEAiNG.
Ne. e. unioa -, between cAsrry sn4 sannsr.
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FOR SALE.

THE handsome Residence OF MIRA. Q. g. Bell -
fronting Capitol square and on Summer I'D
Street IL offered for sale reasonable Ap-
ply 70 "A. v. s. LINDsLEY
feo2I SO College street.