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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-15

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THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. ce,N

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THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, c..N.
> A1crix1 The Atiantie vii-- with the Me.sa,ii
Northwestern, aud Saa,hAe.irrn states. W i vus..
.inasns Railway direct. Ihls ruai a-n .s.an.<t. nj
Pittsburgh with dsils I'm. If Steamers .. all ut. "a
The Northwestern Lake. making ~" l44u-t direct
cheapest AID reliable route ~ which Freight cal IA
forwarded TO and from the 6res Wet
aArSs sgIwsES raiLAuklrala axb rtrfnrr.a
FiksT Class -besss, Shoes HAir
aud Caps. Book., Dry Guod- tiu
boHes, esles and ffalks Drugs. IN ~ f'' Nv !"
bonvs and bales fnr-, Feathers.
Sscosp Casa Domestic sheetins,1
sLirtiIg sid Tekiag du or.lHa.
e.iss,l Drus., IT'D casks Hard u.ts pst tvr n
ware, Leather, esu roll. 81 t-lAesA
Weai aud sheep Petite EA.iwsTa
IniAp ILAs.- Ansii., ssssl, Shalss
On eAsks1 Hemp, Bseen Fork
Stated Osssse OF Ia .Arksb Ittlaceo Cos t.t ia.1 IA
Manufactured, seaeepi Asars ~
cai, &c
FousrE GiAss -Cates, kl-h n.s.s,
Beef and Pork, eia es<ks of ,ssks.
kAstward,b Lard Lard ~. Lad ~, t.. Ia, "A,
Nails, soda Ash, Gsrman tAay
Tar. Pitch knst., &c
florE u per barrel unit, further notl.r
GkAIA- - per i0o lbs until farther nui,r.
Cofros " per hale, not exceeding sou IL. weight
until further boiiee.
sdslphis be particular 20 mark rarkf.pes ya Penn.
eylyansA Railroad All gs-sds roaslvn.d IL ~.
sgeats Tor this koad Al fhiladslpnia OF riti.lars
Will BE- fJr~ Arded without dri.1sI,n
FREIGHT AGENTS Harris. wofn,l, . u,
Memphis Tenn. sAs. 4 Co 81 Louis J =
Mitchell 4 non, Essns,iile, Ina- i,aI.-sII ts.l A
nnrdock, sad Carter 4 I.~ets, Louisville. X Il
ir.ia Co c,nssaasii n W ofalaa g. z.s a.'
wills. d, Ls~eh Co, - kIih, street, Boston I4scl
= 20 Astof House, New York ! William u ard \
eslsfy ri-.s, N J hnesder, fhilad.lphia
ffttskurs
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USI RECEr vED PER ExPRE99.-THE
Leo,@ wAo = err disappulnsed ~ nos cetainsng
'os o. ne esss avoics now b. supPllsd b eal!
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IS. e II. ~. TH:v.ER,
enAvE REMOVED to-
MO. o LIE CLAIRE ROW, WHERE YOU
KoBK BARE0Es, ORGANDIEs.
PLAiN, Fi1'D AND DOTTED swIss,
PLAIN, BARRED 4 STRIPED NANsOukt.
MOOR AND SKELETON Skirts.
cRlNDLINE SKIRTS.
EMBROIbERjEs,
SILK AND SILK LACK NANfIILAa,
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS.
BRILLIANTED,
IRISH LINENS, TABLE LINENS,
NAPKINS AND DOWMLAs,
LINEN SHIRT FRONTS
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN NrsLINs,
AAkskiLLEs QUILTS,
And every thina eise suited a. stiS and country
trade
Also q heavy stock u Domestic 6oads All Of
which Will be- sola very cheap -
"a II TlNER,
iuy2tf No l.. Clare Row.
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Doias.
DENTON llO,srsE-

UKsNUON DuVsUSE.
REsJAMIN DENTON, PROPRIETOR
- iaamsFss - Pnughk.epsiv, Ny
Ih1s hnnss and furniture aEc entirely new AID tho
ii"use l. situated o. IA" earnrf OF THIRD and Iowa
stF.s's "a rlsssskt Fart q ihc civ aud Gully thlee
sluarse rom the hepvt and \. guaranteed, az not
The afs =" l. a. ss.td Hosss thsre 10 Ia III.
nisse tfatss.ts y s.hns II stop al Davenport wiii
aha NJ m" ifeNic House AL the comforts Of coed
home tsmpslsias eis-H r.snnas elean bed. goai M
ttAdaHte aif chesrfnl emp isne. with e,tr1 Tea
sat.ahis deB. aNl
tharfrs reasonable and TO humhug
Iceaf RENl DENTON.
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poshie Bets, pcublr Price, made ~ order
~ Louis, Marrh u diS
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Valentine Freight Express e.

Valentine Freight Express u.
EVANS, MORLEY 4 CHEW.
AssArs rnM Roeg lslaSp Axp DAvsxvonf
THIS reMPaNQ Is PREPARED To
Transport r,-als Nth greater dispatch than any
sthrr freight lan. fsai Hssson, New York, fhllass
phia aia al 1nts dtaie lints Nsrth ans south.
Having .hsIf uWu - the different roads AID
sssus IA tieu .asrchantr depend upon better
ttfar II ~ ~ sht athsf hh.
shiFp.r- Is this ilAr @ill hnve prompt repatriation
made fhssu ies any ia-- az damage OF sso'is Nh,r
III the i rLAa.. aid Sail INST 10 sef ~ til. railroad
III Mhiah tn damage mas hss" occurred for redress
Tss.4 de.5Flas 10 max. arrangements for spring
hd.is.s Niit pttass sal hcf. making scients
, with ans ntsr giNr
OFFICES:
Host0u, u state siresi, New York 40 Broadway.
fhila II south Third u = iaais. - south Love.
chicago rvrAsr state aui davenport, corner Front
Randolph aud Perry.
EVANS. MORLEY = CHEW,
John n III NLAE. Aaeni-, Davenport
t.sa SutAefl utes4.i.nt. 1Ieyeland apTtf
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N. DALZELL, JR 4 co.
Wholesale and Retail Grecers !!
Fam.liss spppi,sd on short notice.
vLTEAR NOW IL RECEIPT OF A FRESH
w supply 81 every article usually kepi IN
Hse Thankful Tor past patronage We would ask .
continuance II came
Clarified
ooFFEEs
MOLAssEs
Imperial,
all grades and qualities.
Baltimore Oysters, tob.tsrs CLAIMS, Salmon and
-ariEes il. Cans superior article ard warranted
Preserves. Jeii~s 6.rkins. English Pickles, Olive
Oil, Pepper Sauce, ksiehups, kc, IN Glass.
Sanee., Tomatoes. Peaches, Horss RAdish, Hefbs,
and y Powders la IAN.
Mustard Spices Chocolate, Broms, Ssgo, Canary
seed Pearl Barley, Ground Rice, Fsrina salerafus,
starch soda, Extracts of all kinds Macesroni, Yer.
mceIii, Fancy rnaps, Brushes, Baskets, Ae
Camden Flour, Corn Meal Hominy Cat Meal, Sc
Louisville. Cement, Nails, Glass, sc, ke
tall and examine aur stock which We will warrant
81 DALZELL JR 4 CO.
ieea X Cor Second and Perry street,
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Il. THE SECRET INFlRAITIEs OF
YOUTH AND MATU81TY,
Jusl Published, Cratic, the twenty dfth Thossand
FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
IA treatment without Medicine, Of spernatasrhse
or Local Weakness, Nocturnal kmisstnns, 0snifai
ana Nervous Debility, Premature decay u the 0ys-
ten. Inposency. sad Impedinsnss TO Marriage gene
rally
The important fart that the many alarming com
plaints erwinasing the impraAsnes end soiiude Of
youth, may BE- ea1ily removed without neatctns, 10
tirsly new and highly suecessf1l treaa0ent - edope
Cd 81 the Author fully expaensd, ~ Dsane whieA
every u snesed % e.fs hnsef pssfeealy ana =
vertiaed noetrums Of the Day.
osus eny address, graais end psst No. . eoalea
. Or u BIZ LAN4Y, II Lspsaase sasses, lsv
yesk Guy.
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Railroads.
Mississippi 1 Missouri Railroad.
ROK3 - s,s.sff

Al trans out OF Davenport viii make connections
With Nuseailns and Iowa CITY
Tie Passenger Trains connect nj Davenport with
she Rsck leland AID Chicago Tfsin-
Passenger. reminded ~ I'll. Necessity II giNiuF
distinct directions TO the destination II their h4
gNe Alec I" procure tickets trfore taking then
ssA's In the ear- \, DAY Superintendent,
apis sri
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J. II II Hut rTV1
GENERAL Freight Agent, PhIlalelp
u J. LoubAkkI, supi AItoaLa, Pa
PENNSYLVANIA RAII.R0AD


T1rss Daily Troagh Tr.ns between Pliladslphia
ED Pitssbesg-Thk AURNING Mali. TRAIN
lsavss PAtladslphis for riiisburg al II A n ana
Htsebssg for pkiladelphiA 81 A n The f.s, l,,.
lssves Yhilaasiphis g = \ and Ptssbarg 70,
pAllnAo,phis 81 r. - THE NIGHT ExPkEes
Ssain le1vss Phiisdslphia for Piissurx :, ii + N
aeA RstsAsrg for Philadelphia n lor y
The shove Itnss q piftsturg with the Rail
sauAs y and from ~. Lonis, No, Alton, 6alena and
QAtseoD. Ill vraAkiors. Lssinsson and Louisville,
~, 1esss Mssis, Dayton. epsinGnel Bellefoniane
1ln1neky, Toledo. Cleveland, Colunbus, zanesyilie
Mnqalon asd Wooster, Ohio also, With the steam
raG1oe ecoss 70 aud from New Orleans, si Louis
xQD1Gg1llo and Cincinnati
1&Eo9CA ttsksts ean " bad from either u the
ysr threAss passteelsrs hand. bilsss the differ
81 seay119g peanaa fssesagsrs from the West viii
~ H. IL oAog11ee and expsditous route 10
tkiln1slphia, 0sla1nsss, Nev York " Boston
THOMAS MOORE,
AGoos HnoseqDes I4nss, I'aladslphiA
Z N1oklnxH. A01as lhessugsr Lnss. Plug.
DRAoo oglRf nO0Ps5UoT RECEIVED
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Chicago 1 Rsck island Railroad.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE FIRST
~ and until further Notice Trains viii lray. Ror |
laland daily, tsundsy- .seepi-si) rs follow.
lstsDAy kxprrs- and Maii train NJ .... 10 n A NJ.
~ SGht fPress Al ..-........ ts-.--..-~ !. 90 Z NJ.
% Freight and ii eass ...l.. ~ T. NJ.
Train. arriv. at Rock Island daily, Sui,.as~ "a
eepsed, ~ follows
l.f Night Exprc-. al ................ % A a
81 Daily Express aud Mail nj .....-... Is "a 4 NJ
~ fretxhi and III tls-s ears .... =. H. IA u
Al ,rAins over this Road are Ia direct e0nnsc,int
81 Chicago with trains oysr both the Michigan south
sEn and Michigan Central * X To aud from Detroit
Toledo, Cleveland, Iolntahus, 1anrinlsi Pittshurg
Dnnsirk Buffalo, Niagara Fall-, Albany, New York
Philadelphia, BALTIMORE and Washington Also, a,
Ia sale with traia- OF tho iitinas Central Road
North 10 aalsna aud south To III Louis aud Cairo
TO which riaeeA tickets eaa he procured al
" BENSON,
Ticket Agent, Depot, n lie
fAs-oEzer- are reminded OF the necessity al siytng
distinct directions az 10 the destination Of their has
gag also IL pressure ttek.ts eenre taking peat- H.
th~ ears As the conductors collect iarss oty ~ Sta
Aaas on The hEs Ell I'll. Chicago aud Rock leland
kAiifosd
JOHN TRACY superintendent
w VI WnirsAs A@st sspi1
Mock Leland, ApIil ~, lsss
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uonulAclnrer q Woo6ea Rumos.
A IL ORDERS LEFT WITH LEAKR 4
"A snOREY, davenport block. addressed
through the rcst once viii receive attsn.
ton j g. Shorty
suslldNtf
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28

ASSOCIATE JuDeE.-We have reason
to believe ,bat the friends Of Judge JAMES
L. Cole Intended to place his name be-
fore the voters Of tho Second Supreme
Court District, as a candidate TO fill the
vacancy which will soon occur on the
Supreme Bench. Judge Cole has receiv-
ed the universal praise Of our citizens for
the expeditions manner with which the
business of his court has been transacted,
and the Impartiality and wisdom Of his
decisions, very, uery few OF which the
Supreme Court have thought fit TO reverse.
We hope he will permit his name to be
used in this connection.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28

the the month n, Of April, ls44. it wa. .,,on;.,
ing to see their csmels, although , ,.dnA
to skeletons, making forced ma,ch .souced
their loads. Mules in their condi,; ".' with
not have carried their saddle. '0n could
Mehamet Ali. when Fastening ). !,
capital to accomplish the deslruse,;"o' III, !.
the Mamalukes. rode without ch. Oa Of
his camel, from Suez to Cairo, a S;.,ss
Of eighty -four miles; in twelve hour ,'a'e'
French officer in the service of the p..,! a
repeated the same feat in thirteen h .'a'
Laborde travelled the distance in n. aOuf'
time, and afterwards rode the sam. d' .@'
edary from a point opposite Cairo 10 aI'
andr,a' a distance Of about one hunS,. .
and fifty miles, in thirty -four hour, ''v p'
the most extraordinary, vel, au,hentic,, ~
performance Of the dromedary !. H., 'u'
corded by the accurate Buckiard,. i = .. e
Travels. The owner OF fine drom.d. ~
laid a wager that he would ride II. -;
NAL from Esneh to K-neu, and h,.. t''
distance Of one hundred and tw.u, g..
miles, between sun and sun. H. 49,. Nv
plished one hundred and fifteen, occun,;. .
twenty minutes in crossing and re.e rs
ing the Nile by ferry, in eleven k,s-
and then gave up the wager. Bueth.'a,
thinks this dromedary would have ,n,.I .s
one hundred and eighty or two hu.i, ,S
miles in twenty flour hours, without ~. ~;
Gus injury. Gen. Harlin state. that 4.
ordinary days journey Of the dromed,,
Of Cubal is sixty miles, bu, that p;eI.i
animals will travel one hundred nil. i.
day for several days in successio,, ,b.,
greatest speed being about ten mile, !.
hour. Capt. Lyons affirms that tho s,an
will travel many successive hours, II lS,
rate Of nine miles an hour.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28

FIRE AT BAroN RoueE.-The Gazette
! &C the 10Th inst. states = Yesterday morn
ing, about 4 o'clock, our citilcns were
arsuped 81. TIE alarm Of Gre. Npseved
70 be the work. shop Of M. Smaller. 10 the
EasAssas poTiion Of the city. The shop
mi e0ttents were consumed. No one
.siaa heoa q wosk there los several days,
and aegeense iofe Ire saearsz Insurance
-~aaselscted 90 tho properly only . few
: .dsy1s tin6Q. There ear u, 40 1oph hat
Il ss1as the work Of "A incendissy.'s aIn
The Cs q lith - lsafe that of.
oere.fa been eont - aegssl Shaller, hul
x.~sps ,nd TIT he had I'D frou ne
tcWn.esr 7 asst ,sr7asi @sesfsz "
49,. s4rf E.ssfR
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28

=, "A MrsrERlous ArrAIe.-Oa Ina' -.
evening member Of the Legislatufe: -
rescn,ing the city Of New York ''v WI.
couple Of female friends TO take ~ \,
ride. They accordingly acceptean y ar
yitation, and he accordingly eal'eo $50.
them at their residence. but be'ols !. Il, Il
ing up the Troy road he s'oppea :
hotel for an overcoat. While up LIZ w..
man jumped into the sleigh with 'ne , e.
and said that Mr.. R. was deta'ne. IL
short time, and desired him 70 on' s;t.
horses round the block. The unsqt; ~
Gated ladies did not realize that a'1 Ii,ss
was wrose until they found '"e q tiea
heading up Broadway, whea one 8 !.
jumped OUT. The other, hovs's 4
mained, and nothing had been a s...;.s
The sleigh, driver, or lady last e. nm q
The member Of Assembly = y . e,,.
great tribula,ion, and the affair %
ted much excitement. -.a7, =. .ts.
f'I' 'a.' tsitssy kn;ea.'ses'''
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28

o. We are indebted 10 +. 8. Arthur
T. Co., 1913 Walnut street. Philadelphia.
for tho March number of the Home Maya.
zine. It is the cheapest aud one among
the best in the country.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28

GopEY FoR MARcH.-The ladies' favo.
rite, The ever welcome Cooley, is. before Us.
We will not attempt 10 give it proper
euloqy, but we advise the ladies all ia
examine the March number. and they will
be sure to subscribe. The steel ensrav.
Ing " The Miherless BARN." Is gem o.
the first water. saA gaff,fafI .4 q
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28

~By letter from Mr.. J. NJ. Loew.
enstein, we learn that he has been Pur.
chasing u very extensive stock Of goods
in the North, all of which will arrive here
and be offered for sale early tho coming
month.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28

or Read the advertisement Of Fred
erick, tho fashionable tailor Of Gagne's
Row. He has just returned from the city
with choice lot Of novelties adapted 10
tho season. Frederick Is very obliging
and charges reasonable prices.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28

Z BaYou LArouRCnx Ur.-We learn
from the Minerva that tho Lafourcbo 10
now in fine navigable order. The steam
ers Dr.. Batey, B. f. Clark. and City Of
Knoxville, are running IS regular packets
between Lockpor and New OEleans.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28

TIE BuRDELL MURDER CASA New
York despatch. Of the goth inst, says that
a new and startling theory Of the Burdell
murder case has been developed before
the grand jury, aud that the police are on
tho track Of . new party suspected Of
being concerned in the murder.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28

Nh, JOSEPH DIXON, Painter, etc.. has
his card in another column. Mr.. d. Is
An old acquaintance. and we take pleasure
In recommending him to tho public.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28

- Ma. J. THEODORE MoLiIER. At Densldsonvii'e
\ our Only authorized agent for The Parish Of Ascension
and vicinity
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28

o. Attention Is called to the announce.
uaent in another column Of the candida-
ture Of Judge J. N. Lea, for re-election
to the office Of Associate Justice for The
Second District. Tho call upon Judge
Lea 10 again become candidate is signed
bysa very large number Of members Of
the bar and other prominent citizens Of
New Orlerns.s ~ S ..,.... s..
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28
MARvELLoUs.-The Cincinnati Co.
mercial gives tho following de.eririe, i
a curiosity cut from the heart Of mania
tree near that city, by Mr.. Bell:


1t has a very perfect human face, .,.,
nose, mouth. forehead. chin, cheeks, some.
what shriveled now, but which, via,
found. were, he informs Us, plump ,A
smooth, bearing even more striking n.
semblance to the human face Than nov.
1t is about the size Of goose egg, and i,
much the same shape, save whers ,hs
smooth surface is varied by the outline d
the features, and all Of j, except the ha
is covered by a substance remarkaNym
sembling hair! II is unques,ionaby
fungus, and the wonder is, the perfection
Of the face. Mr.. Bell informs Us lh.t h
the mouth, when found, were litiIe whit.
protuberances very like teeth. which wen
picked out by one Of bis children vhovu
Of an inquiring turn Of mind. Nh. BIZ
we'll known to some Of our most respected
citizens, and pledges his veraciiy th,t'k
fungus which is fashioned in tho ,inih
tudc Of a face there being moi osl!'
general resemblance, but cavity telk
mouth and nostrils, connecting viii i.
amazingly like humanity vas fund
the heart Of \ tree which was cut % li'
premises, that was two feet in diamess',
about three feet from the ground, ia'
small cavity, between which aud tho AZ
on every side there was at least lou d
solid wood. .,sHt
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28

Hon1csps IN As.unrTloN.-We regret
% zee il aauouueed that Mr. L. r. Plalien,
ensd and respected citizen Of Assunp-
tiees vas killed one day last week, by one
6hls iormer snSpldyses.F b appeass that
the twostmen had been put out Of doors by
NJ. sPlattsn. and on his returning short
time aller, the former took Up eow.hide
againse him, whsreupsal The workman
ssaLbed him 10 he, heart. He y now In
jail waiting IN examinations. y ssosa
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28

PocKEr PRINTING PRRss.-A young
man from Hartland, VT, (Mr. Livernor)
has invented a machine for printing, Which
without . figure, and literally. "a! =
called 4 pocket printing press siae' =
may be carried in ones pocket, and oPes'
ated there. The polished steel cass ss'ss
contains the apparatus Is five inches ''ds
two and = halt inches broad, and o. 's'
a half inches thick. This contains ~
type, the paper, and the maehiasg. =. =
ono end Of the case are six keys, On ssxs
the fingers Of tho operator can play :. !: =
. piano. The types arc composed q y
sections Of \ parallelogram, crosses =
two diagonals. This parallelosranses,
SO ingeniously As to form all Tho le'is" !, ]
the alphabet, and in . shape % y |" !"
easily read, in the impression. BY asyE II.
son, on presentation. The sise u -
Eeglish, aud the fashion an'ique. -
impression is like the page Of q bad; = :
horizontal from left to right. The ~ :
paper, some yards in length, y on ~
der, and as fast ~ printed il rses's.II
another cylinder. The ink u CAN. !.
on = piece Of cloth saturated w'n = :. !.
which the types arc applied y "s. !; !:
necessary. The rapidly Of Pi,sn' s.
about equal to that Of writing win nd :"
az most persons write.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28

gAnssoryPEs.-Mr.M Mcclure, Dsguer.
rean, artist. i now occupying rooms inthe
Court House, where he 10 producing some
lovely pictures by the above incompatible
pfocess. Now is the time. to secure n
picture. When near and dear friend
has gone to that bourne from whence no
traveller returns, what . priceless treasure
is one Of those sun painted miniatures.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28

crvainsso1y blossom, bu,, never b.,r..
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28

~ Lumher i. sometimes hauled great
: distances ia Texas. Tho Advertiser says
that eighteep Government wagons passed
through Bastrop few days since, "a route
10 the mills IL that county, Tor lumber.
They sfe from tho Rio Grsnde, to which
place the lumber will be taken for build.
I'M purposes. The distance must be
nearly 200 miles. aaa s VI 81 lia a,s5 j
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-28

UBf @on1lla Wfrfs,
HOU M a:
SATURDAY, February %, 1857.
- Ma. J. THEODORE MoIiIHR. of Dons'dsonvii'e
our Only AUTHORIZED agent for The Parish Of Ascension
and vicinity.
Nh. JosEpH DIXON, Painter, etc.. has
HE card in another column. Mr.. D. is
An old acquaintance. and we take pleasure
In recommending him to the public.
Or We are indebted 10 +. 8. Arthur
L. Co., lO3 Walnut street. Philadelphia.
for tho March number Of the Home Maya.
zinc. It is the cheapest aud one among
the best in tho country.
or BY letter from Mr.. J. NJ. Loew-
enstein, we learn that he has been Pur.
chasing very extensive stock OF goods
in the North, all Of which will arrive here
and be offered for sale early tho coming
month.
. BAYou LArouRcax Ur.-We learn
from the Minerva that the Lafourcbc 10
now in fine navigable order. The steam.
ers Dr.. Batey, B. f. Clark. and City Of
Knoxville, are running As regular packets
between Lockpor and New OEleans.
Or Read the advertisement Of Fred
erick, tho fashionable tailor Of Gagne's
Row. He has just returned from the city
with choice lot Of novelties adapted 10
the season. Frederick is very obliging
and charges reasonable prices.
Tax BuRDELL MURDER Casa New
York despatch. Of the Goth inst, says that
new and startling theory Of the Burdell
murder case has been developed before
the grand jury, aud that the police are on
tho track Of new party suspected Of
being concerned in the murder.
GopEr roR MARcH.-Ths ladies' favo.
rite, The ever welcome Cooley, is. before Us.
We will not attempt 10 give it proper
eulogy, but we advise the ladies all to
examine tho March number, and they will
be sure TO subscribe. The steel engrav'
Ing The Mi,herless BARN." Is gem o.
the FIRST water. sel Eaff.faI 4 g.
o. Attention il called to the announce.
ment in another column Of the candida
ture Of Judge J. n. Lea, for re-electior
to the office Of Associate Justice for the
Second District. Tho call upon judge
Lea 10 again become . candidate is signee
bye very large number Of members o
the bar and other prominent citizens o
New Orlerns. ~ .,... sl.sa
j sue bsls7s -~~~>--~~-O---~>>~-> re-, ~
gArBsoryPks.-Mr. Mcclure, Dsguer
rean artist. i now occupying rocns intht
Court House, where he IL producing som'
lovely pictures by the above Incompatible
process. Now il the time. to secure ,
picture. When q near and dear frien,
has gone 10 that bourne from whence NJ
traveller returns, what q priceless treasure
is one Of those sun Painted miniatures.
r7sylI sea s--~e~~--o~--~>>> H.
~ Lumber i sometimes hauled grea
distances ia Texas. The Advertiser say
that eighteen Government wagons passe
through Bastrop few days since. e'' roat
10 the mills II that county, for lumber
They sfs from tho Rio G,nde, to whic
place the lumber viii DO taken for build
'ine purposes. q The distance must b
nearly 200 miles. ssa vi 81 l5sss. : j
rssi'ts ssas s-->-s>>--s-1- VI =
fHonlcsps IN As.unrT1oN.-We regre
rse zee il asaouneed that Mr. L. r. Platter
ensd and respected citizen Of AssunF
tlss. vas killed ono day last week, by on
&hls iormer snapldysessf b appeass tbs