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VENTE PAR LE SHERIF.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-PA.
SOI3SE Terrebonne.-Cour «lu 5nme Di-trict.
Harriet W. Yung, Executrix.
vs. No. 1379.
Ber;er and Brown,
X. Lambert,
vs. No. 1433.
Berger & Brown,
James Fitch,
vs. No. 1442.
Berger & Brown,
En vertu de tr<is writs de Fi. Fa. émanés de la sie dite
Cour s: Cgeant en et pour tl dite paroisse. et a moi, a:ire.séT
S<siané Sh.rif, dnus les causes cidersu intitrlées et iuui.u
roéires: J'offrirai en vente plibl que, sur l'lhait:tti.tn te'
lr r;:.r & Brownu, sianée sur le Bayum Petit Caillou, a env
rca 10 a. lls en bas de la ville iu Iloumua,
E Samedi, le 1er Septembre, 1855.
Entre ?I heures A. M., and 4 heures P. M., Les propurites
ci après decrites savoir:
Une c.rtaine habitation composée de plussieurses mor
ceau de terres, située dans citte Paroissesur le Bayou P'eit
Caillou, environ 10 milles en bas de Ilouma, ci apres de
drites savorr:
lo. Cn certain mnorcen de terre ayant onze arpents et
demi de face. sur la rive droite du Bayou Petit Caillou.
avec unc prefondueur del uarnute arpenis; lorné en ihaut
pr la terre de Fertiiii d év i:n, et un tas par Urbin Picou.
l i. Ln :utre certa n mrceiu '!e terre ayaut on front
Sde cinq arpents sur la rive iroit du Petit Caillin. avec une :
profondeur de quarante irpFe.ts, bloriu en haut par la terre
Irde Fllix Snith.t ete bas par la terre de Siith et May.
3 o. Un autre morceau de terre sur la rive gauche du Bay
Sou Petit Caillou, ayant quinze arpets et demi de tace sur le:
Sd t layou, avec la profondeur selon l'arpentage, borne en i
haut par la terre d'Urbin CPicu, et en bas par la terre tde
I Siith & avy.
4o. Un autre morceau de terre ayant un demi arpent de
a face sur l: rive gauche du Petit Cail!ou, avec ipr!ionideur
srion ' arpentage, bornb en haut par la terre de Feruinandu
t Sevin, et en b is par celle d'Urbin Picou.
5o. tun autre morceau de terre ayant une facade d'un ar
- ent surla rive gauche du dit Bayoui Petit Caillou avec
uie tpro!oudeur se!on Parpenta2e; borne en lhut par Mlanuel
Domaiinue et en has par Josept Duplanti ils.
Stith, Un autre morceau de terre avant une facade de
i ci:q arpents sur la rive ganche, du dit Bayou Petit Caillou
avec une pronfodeuir selon 'arpentage, borné eithant par
i la terre de Marcellin Duplanti et en uas par la terre de
Manuel Doniaingue.
7o. Un autre murceau de terre ayant une façade de
d~ex arpents et demi de front sur la ri e dr.ite du
dit Btsiy Petit Cailou; borné en haut par la irre d'Ed
mondSiouttlet et en bas par la "err e e Franeois Babin.
Enremhle avec toutes les bâttises et améliorations y ap
partenante.
Aussi les esclaves ci après nommé, viz:
SIDNEY, aeée a peu près de 24ans;
LUCINDA. agé e 35 ans, et aes deux enfants, OVID
5 nns. GEORGE 2 ans;
SUSANNA, 28 ans, et son enfnt SARAH, 5 ans.
LIBERTY, 35 ans;
BETSY, 30 ans;
AMBROSE,24ans.
SUSAN-A BLACK, 23 ans, et son enfant.MARTIIA, 20
mois;
POE, 30 ans;
ISAM, 26 ans;
.MARY, 35 ans;
ISAAC, 4S ans;
SALLY. 40 ans, et ses trois enfants. WILSON, agée 12
ans, DANIEL, 9 ans, PAULINE, 5*.s;
ELIZA, 35 ans.
La dite vente eera faite pour satisfaire à a somme.'prin
cipale aux intéréts etaux frais du proces dans les causes
ci-dessus.
TERMES ET CONDITIO.N%.-Donze mois de crédit,
L'acheteur devradonner son ubligation avec bonne sécurit6
portant huit pour cent d'intérft depuis la vente.
JOSEPH A. GAGNE, Shdrri.
Houma 9 Aout, 1855. [tds]
VENTE PAR LE SHERIF.
E TAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Par.
oisse Terreb<nne -Cour du Seme District Judiciaire
siégeant dans et pour la dite paroisse
C. B. Deoux, Adm'r D. H. Holmes,
vs. No.10u20. v. No.1438.
John D. Umberfield, ) John D. Umterfield.
En vertu de deux orders de lieri -tcias lancés par la
ses dite cour siégeant dans etponr la dite lp&rise et a moi
addressés dans les affaires cidessus intituleées et nnmero
téee J'offrirai en vente publique, au dernier et plus haut
enchéressenr à la m dwon de cour dans la ville de Hou
ma, le Samedi premier jour du mois de Sep;embre mil huit
cent cinquante cinq entre les heures de 11 A. M., and 4 P.
M, la propriété ri apres décrite et spécifiée savoir:
Le lot on secti7n numéro Sept dans le Township numéro
dix sept, RangC numrnro seize Et, lequel est borné audes
sus par les terrei de B. Luke, et aude(sous par celles de
Madame Randall, contenant cent cinqumste quatre 71-100
acrei ensemble avec tootes hàtisses et a;.élioratîons qui
s'y trouvent ou qui y appartiecnent.
Li dite vente aura lieu pour satisfaire aux jurements
i intéretset aux fris de deux affaires ci-densuaintiu
des.
Coarnrmots ma Ià VzIs.--COMPTANT.
Honua 24Ju illet. 1.55.
Stae. JOSEPH A. GAGNE, Shérif.
VENTE PAR LE SHERIF.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Par
U nise Terrebonne.-Co-u du 5ème Dictrict.
1. Hobbe,
Vs. i No.1450.
J.P. Vignerte et e.
sE vertu d'au writ de Vi Fa. emané de la sus dite Cour,
siégeant en et pour la dite parroisse, et à mai addrespé,
souigité Shérif, fansl cause cides<us intittuée et numié
rotée. J'iedirai en veatepublique à la maéso de Oou a
Houma,
Samedi le ler jour de Septembre, 1855,
entre 11 heures A. m. et 5 heures p. x., les propriétés ci
aprés décrites, apartenant à J. P. Viguerie, savior:
1. Trotseerninslots, situés, dans cette pirrois<e, dans
la ville de Houma. et dé&ignés dans le plan de la dite ville
amme les Noa. 23, i et 26, musurant tous trzis quatre
vingt pieds de front sur la ligne Nord-ie No. 23, saant
one profondeur de cent pieds éeale sur la Dine Est et
Oaes. Lot o. Sri .aaat nne profondeur ur la ligne Ouest
decent cinq piedse de quatrevrigt deux pied sur la ligne
Est. Lot N. 26 ayant une profondeur de quatrevingt
deiistlds str laHine Ouest et de cinqsnr.fe neuf pieds
sur l -lign Est-ensemble avec toutes les bàtisses et
amélioratious y appartenant.
2. Dex autres certain Lots on terrains situés aussi dans
la ve de Houma étant les Nos. 25 et 24:-le No. 25 mé
surat quatrevingt pieds de front sur la igne Nord. avec
cent rente sit.pieds de profo~ù ar asr la rue Roussel, cent
c,aquaate neuf pieds sur la ligne d'enhant et quatrevingt
deux pied bohit poucesmsrla ligne du fond, borné en haut
pur lel btio.2seten baspar lare Roael, et e faceeplr
rejsquilapséparedalotel-devamttappartensnt a N. C.
NeJeok. .lot o.ar mésurant quatrevingt pleds de front
nJ utletde profondeur bore en ehaut par le lot No. 23
Seebas parelot lNo.S, en arrinre par le lot No. 26, et
eaant parla rue qula~épare elui ci duterrainappartenant
Sa Madamie Bilr. Ensemble avectoutes les bâtli-es et
animliorationsyappartenant-{les deux derniers terrains
ont"faé lt acquis par . . Vgnede.)
3. a certain morceau de tesie ou Lot, opprenant . P.
Viguerhet Oia, itam dms la paroisse Terrebonne, sur la
rive gauche deseendant lebtyou Terrebonne, muiurant
soixsate piled de font avec ane prolndeur de dix arpents.
(m sr a profondeur design d'aprés l'arpatsge) borné
en hmt petr ie4ere de Mathurin Dupré, et en bas pa la
terre de . . Barrow-le dit morceau de terre a été a
quis par J.P. Viguerie et Cie de Mathurin Dupré pir un
acte issspar devant.. A. LeblnOc, lecorder de la dite
p«iste iieèn»eout d'Afil, 183S.
Eriate ventesert aite poa r eatisire la somme prii
cipala htabréte et aux frais du procès dans la causeci
,wGAsrColia sa £, Dé-'pOiPTAr. f
L. O. GAGNE, Député Shérif.
..ates '.93Jaalëk 1855.-2-td .
Snecession de Terzile LeBlh u, épouse de H.Chauv n.
- TAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour de
CinquièmelDitrict, Paronie de Terrebonne.
Attendu : Que JOHN C. RAGAN, de la paroL-se de La
foirche. a fait an'application au Greffer de la dite Cour,
p=ur .t. nommé dministratemr de la dite Succession,
En conséquence, toutes les personnei qui pourralent.
-voir des objcttlens l dite demandMe sont par pre.
entes paifiesdea les dladuire .al Oreffier de ladate Cour
bon Burean dans la ville de Houma, dans les dixjone
;ni suivront la ptealére publicatton de ce avis, siaon
irte demande sera accordée et confirmée selon la loi.
S--- Téoin m intri et le sceau de la dite Cour, eï
< L. \ 16 Juilie, rti huit cent einqaeat-cinq.
.--j 1 .2t A. .. DELAPORTE. Dé. Greffier.
SuveMai~ d'Ernestinefloyr.6 uaepdeblecinsBoodresir
Etl~a r ILA OIUI~SIA NE-CduN rdé
111 ctoininli ns~e, im~i~c de Teyrebonne.
Âîknidu: Que NswiaNe1kanireBU, de la Waolwse deTer
reb~nine, a faitton application au Greièr de la dite Cour
poeur êtrenommé Adminintraierd.e ladi~.iune oeson.,
En conséquence. touts le personnes qui potinaient,
avnie Puobjections à la dite demonde sont pnr ICe presenteg
j oti edela-tiéddienSGfe"dIebdibe 0mw à' en Bn
reau dinnm tavl vie UOde maDAhiUdlZI5ud mqui ayron lha
Ireinkre publication dereti vi-, dium ir dbedannîaàieera
~---> Tenoinima maine lea ceaji de la dite Cour, ce,
SL.S 17 Jiillet, "l huit 'Mt cunqn1ano-e4q.
J. AYPiCK, Greffier
i-ft de iaCur dit'émne Dlistet, Terbtimié. \n\n SHIERIFF'S SALE.,
S'TATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISHj
OF TEtRRlEONNE -Fifth District Couart.
lHarriet W. Young, Exr'a,
vs. No. 1739.
Berger & Brown.
X. Lamnierrt,
vs No.1433.
Berger A Browa.
James Fitch,
vs. No. 1442.
Berger & Brown.
By virtue of three writs of Fierl Facves emanating
Ithn the ahbove mentioned Court, sating in anli
for the slid parish andi t$ ue rddre-s-d, the nndersig.ned
theriff, in theabove entitled and vmunred au.ts, I wil!
ofler at public sale on the premises on Little ('Xi;lou, about
10 miles below Houma, on
Saturday the 1st day of September, 1835,
between the hours of 11 o'clork A. M., and 4 o'cl.ck P. .
the fol.owing described property, to-wit:
A certain plantation composed of several trscts of land,
situated in this partsh, on the 1tyitt Little Caihou, about
ten wiles below Houmar, described as follows:
Ist. A certain tract of land having eleven and a half1
arpents ftrout bn the right bank ot the Bayou Little C illon,
with a dtlith sf forty arpents; bonded above by the land of
Ferdinand brvie, and below by Urhin Picou.
aul. Another certain tract of land, having a front of five
arpents on the rght bank of B isyo Little C, t:l'a, with a
a depth of forty arpents; bounded above by land of Felix
Smith, and below by land of S~t:th & May.
3d. Another tract of land on the right bank of the Bay
on LittleCailktu, haviln fitteen arpente end a half front, or
the said Bayon. with the depth of surt y; bounded above
by land of Urbin Picou, and below by land of Smith &
Slay.
4th. Another tract of land having one half aopent front
on the left bunk of little C till!t, with the depth of snr
vey; bounded above by ltnds of Ferdinand Sevin, and be
low by Urbia Picon.
5th. Another tract of land having a front of one arpent
on the left bank of the said Bavnt Little CUillon, with time
r'epth of survey: bounded above by hland of Manuel Do
maingue. and below by foseph Duptanti fils.
fith. Another tract of land. having a front of five at
penta on the left bank of said Little Call!ou, with the depth
of survey: bitmndedabove by land of Marcellin Duplanti
and below by land of Manuel Domaingue.
7th. Anothertract of land having a front of twoarpents
and a half on the right bank of the lByou Little Cadllou;
bounded above by landof Edward ttoutfiet, and below by
land of Franehis Babin.
Torether with all the buildings and improvements there
to behoneing.
Also the following named slaves, to-wit
SIDNEY, aged about 24 years;
LUCINDA, aged 35 years, and her two children, OVID,
5 years, GEORGE, 9 years;
SUSANNAR, aged 28 years, and her child. SARAH,
aged5 years.
LIBERTY,35 years; BETSY, 30 years; AMIROISE. 24
years; SUSANNAH BLACK, 23years, and her child, MAR
THA, 20 nmoths; JOE, 30years; ISAM, 26years; MARY,
35 years; ISAAC,48 years; SALLY, 40 years, and her
threech'liren.NELSON, aged 12 yaars, DANIEL,9 years
and PAULINE Byears; ELIZA, 35years.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the principal, interest
and costa of suits in the above cases.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.-'-Twelve months credit,
the burcha+br being required to give bond and good secu
rity, with interest from day of sale at the rate of eight per
cent. JOSEPH A. GAGNE. Sheriff.
Houma, August 9,1854 [n4tds l
5HEK1YY F SALL.
S TATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of
Terebnone.-Fifth Judicial District Court, setting in
and for the Parish of Terrebonne.
0. S. Deo, Admr, D. H. Holmnes
vs. No. 102S B. a. No.1488.
John D.Umbereleld, John D.Umberfleld.
By virtue at two writs of lieri pacie to me directed in
the above entitled and numbered causes, by the honorable
the afoslsid Court, I have seized, and till offer for sale at
public ac.on at the Court House door of said parish in
tlomna, a Saturday the lst day of September, 1855, be
tweenthe hourd f11. A ., and 4 P. M.. the following
deribed property. belonging to the defendant. John D.
Uumhsvfhid, tocwlt
et arsection No. 7, tintewnhblp No, seventede, range
sixteen east, bounded above by Iend of I. Luke, and below
by landof Mrs. Randal, containing oonehundred and fity
four 71-100 aees, together with all the bnlidings and Im
provements thereon being, or thereuntobelongima.
The foregoing sale wiltakeplaceto satisfy thejudgnment
with the aecumulated interests and costa in the above en
titled causes.
Tsamusovar.--CAS.L
JOSPH A. GAGNE,Sherifl
Refsa, July.~ th 165tds.
SHERIFEF'S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISI.ANA.-Parish of
Terrebnnne--tDistrict Court
L& obbs
'R. 1 No. 1450.
y ,eatea. a wert & f C . a., emanmtlng rom the
above maesti.ad dout sittiginamld theabov Prsh
and to me directed, thie undesigned, Sherify tUe above
entitledand· asmbred meelwI tUeorfew sae t public
auctioesat ComltHosseB Houma on
Sataythe. lt day of September, 1855,
betwees 11 o'leck, . *, and 4 o'clock. P. a, tbhe follw
in described properaty, beongitng to J. P Vtgoert.to wit:
2. Three rc ialots ted in thisParish, in the tows
fo.'m.s, ad degtlnatedl the plat of said town of Ho
nma, asNu5s.2,7,andt6 measuring all eighty feet front
on the North e othe..ib hbating a depth t 100feet, eqnl
s ot t Wsatad Wasline. Lot No. htvng adepth on
tWe.l l feet, ansd of 82 feet on the Eah t Tine.
Lot o. s A,$ . of 82 feet en the Westine, to
gether wltt8tDbkEadi sand improvemneot thereon.
. Twoe oraiahseitaN s. 5 and 3h, also sitnat d
in the . tm ti.ioaa No. 25 measuing 80 fet front
on the North,15 ftetadi Ieoetie street, 12 fhrtdeep
.n the upplert an :'2 t iecbhes on .he back line
Imeaded bop L and below by Bianseldreet,
in fent by es'the r , pted I freo.ess the tot form
mat rsbt b lht.deep-besoed above by lot NO. 3,
and belnlw byt eU bebck by lot Nbo. S and 'ito
reod bya .te and Snolrnedk s 5k o, to
S userm -r pa..d ofe ,d. ~tbo .P.
se rtpeas th er tw .orhsu thes rear
above by land of Ndeutethpd.
'of R. Barrow. the tr by
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Estate of TenIle Leliane, uwfe ef H ppgoliteChaviD.
PITATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth Judi
K) eial District Court,-Parish of Terrehonne.
WH.REAts JOliN C. RAGAN, ofthe psrishof Laf.rche
bas filed ds applicamon with the Clerk of said Court,
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tion with the (.leek of maid Court at his ofee in thetown
of Honma, in ten days after the first pubtication hereof, or
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Estate of Ernestine Boyer, wife of Nercisei Bourdr.an
STATE OF LOUISIANA--ifth Judi:
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Wnsanas, NIERPISIE BOUR1DREAU, of the Plilli of
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or
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TILE HOME MAGAZITNE GIVES
nearly 1000 large donb!e column octavo pages of
choice reading matter in a year. Al.. from 12I t,. 15 teel
Engraving,. of a high ordler of excerilence, he.lee from
153 to200 tine Wood Engravings-alt for $1 25 in Clubs
of Four Substribers! The cheapest monthly Mlaoazine in
the world!!; No periodic.l in the UniteI. Stites has ),
more gener:aly or more warmly commended by the Ptes.
than the Ihome Man rzinle.
In the fourth volume, ginning in July, will hlpnblish
ed Mr. DIckens' new Scrit.l tory, "IIhAKi TIM:ES," now
appearing in Lododon; a nsory promesing to be one of the
most interesting yet written by that eminent author.
The folrth viloume nil! aso contzin a new story by T.
S. Arthur. entitled. "TtPI GOOD TIlME COMING." to be
continued through several nunmbers. To these attractions
nill be added i: choice c.llection of brief stories, and an
enldlet+ variety of miscellaneous reading.
In contdutirng this work, the editor (T. S. Arthur) pledg
es himself to keep its pares free fromr everyithin that is
ill-natured, profane, or vulgar, while at tho same time *'.
will seek to implart thereto tle highest possible degree of
interest.
It is tdeigned especially for home reading,and embraces
articles covering the widest range of subjects. Fiction,
History, Bi,7graphy, Ph:losolihy, Science, Wit, Anecdote,
Travel, etc.. are blended with care and discrimination.
No other magazine published gives nso extended a variety
of articles.
TERMIS OF ARTIIUR'S 03OME MAGAZINE.
One copy for onne yer.......... ......... $2 00
Two copies for one year ........................ 3 00
Three "...... "...... ............ 4 00
Fourt ... I.. ................ .... 5 00
Six months subscribers will be taken at half these rates
All additional subscribers beyond Four at the same rate,
that is, $1 25 per annum.
tWhere twelve subscribers and $15 are sent, the getter up
of the club will be entitled to an additional copy of the
nlagazitne.
end for speclmen numbers, They will be aent free
of charge.
For$3 50, acopy of the Home Magazine and Lady's
Book will be sent for one year.
-PRE.EIUMJS.
To persons getting up clubs for the Homer Magazine,
strong inducements are offered, in the way of Premiums.
I The premiums are given in books written by the editor,
T. S.ARTHIUR, and are are a valuable addition to the
Library of any one fond of choice reading.
Postage on the Home Magazine is I% cents a number,
if paid quarterly in advance at the office where received.
Address T. S. ARTHIUR & CO..
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AM ERICAN AND. ORIGINAL.
The number of January, 1855, began
the FORTY-FIFTH VOLUME of the Kn~Is
ERBOCKER MAGAZINE.
THE KNICKERBOCKER MAG AZINE.
EDItED BT
LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK.
SINCE the Price of Subscription has
been reduced from Five to Three Dollars a year,
the circulation of the Knickeratnker has been increased
nearly four toone. In many places tea are sold where
there .-as but onebefore, and throughout the year it has
been -aadily increasing. It is now offered as cheap a.
any ot the Magazines, all things considered. Instead of
making new and prodigious promises, we submit a few ex
tracts, from notices of late numbers, which we might ex
tend to a number of pages:
"The Knickerbocker has been and will be a fact of its
own; a genuine inrin.thig, all the more desirable no.
that the new crop of Magazines, filled with articles pirated
from Euglsh authors, make fresh, home creations more
conspicuous and welcome.-Lew York Christan Inqu'r.
The Rev. F. W. SHELTON., author of Letters from the
Up Tiver. etc., will be a regular contributor.
The best alent in the country will he enlisted, and no
expense Or effort to make the KNICKERBOCKER more
than evet deserving of the airst poatioa among our origi
nal American Magazines.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Thre giolhrs a yearstrictly in advance-there wlU be
no devaltionfrointhis conltion. Two copies for $5 00;
Fivedpeus, and pwards, $2 00 each. BookSellers and
Postmxpstersarerequested to act as agents. Those who
~*111 ulndertake to procure subserihers will receive favora
bleteHus. Specimes numbers will be sent gratis on ap
plicatibn, post-paid.
INDUCEMENTS FOR. CLUBBINC.
The.ENICKERBOCKER and Harper's, Putnam's Gra
ham's Magazines, or Gsley's Lady's Book, will be sent
one vear for FIVE. DOLI.ARS; the KNICKERBOCKER
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IPlita as' .o nthlY iMagazine.
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T HE LARGE and increasing circle of
readers of Putnam's Monthly includes, of courre, a
great var;ety of ttl~i., and many 'siadteiof preference, as
to the scope and character of its contents. Fully aware
that every article-grare or lively, .pecnl:ative or practic- I
alasrict.on--.c.nnot poseibly excite the interest and
meet ihe approval of every reader alike, the aim of the
publisherls to to present iach a combinatieo of all these
features inesch number, that all intelligent readers will
hnd their tastes considered, and their intellectual enter
tainment ifovided for, with . ll reaonable liberality. It
is intended that everynumber shall contain articles on
each of the following dulbects, viz
3. NATTONAL WELFARE.-A piper n some topice of
grave public Interest tor. the conalderufon of all good cit
izens.
S. POPULAR' SCIlE. 'i.'Imrmatioa Illustrative of
the various branches of Natural History, prepaked by
competent scientiflic men, ih livery ad atltactive language
for !amily reading.
3. SKETCHESTOF TRAVELS in vkrious parts of the
world. In this department seltetion is made from a large
mans of origingn msteral.
. BIOC, APHfAL ANM D .HIiSTORICAL Sketeheh .
5. ESSAYS on various Literary Topics of general in
terest:
-*TORIB.. Sketches of Society, Strictures on Popunar
Follies and FPallaeles, Ac.
'. EDITORIATo NOtS oilh Literature, Fine Art, Mu
sic, and topics at large.
The listof able and dislinguiehad contributors hasbee
Widely etfended, add embrades the most eminent writers
in the coamt . TheplaneS A.dtlng the names of the
writers will be adhered to, but the series of steel portraits
engraved for the Magasine will be continudd, and the
names wril he given ia the laden to eacht vohaue.
TERIS OF SUBSCUIPTION.
$3per annum, or bcents per number. Two tiples for
$5; lve cepies to one a&is'sf , $10.1 Ciergiren and Poet
muasers supplied at $2. Those remitting $3, romptly in
advance, i*ll receive tfe Magazipe free if Fdtlag*.
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DEBOW'S MONTHLY REVIEW.
VOLUME I.
Adapt ed to tie Southern and Whestern
States of the Union.
Inliuding Staiistics of Foreign and Do
ztestic Industi1 and Enterprise.
IPUJIB4SUnD INP ,(BW ORLEANS, AT FIVE
DOLLARS PRI~ ANNUtUX. ill advaWce.
THE JUL'Y I TM1 BE R of this Review
is issued in new Type, and witha greatly improved
appbjiraaeeP A1 the oiebg of tiht ninetaetk , eit an
aloa volume, and volume two of a new aerics. it Is aa
aiepprekbs lia tite sctie, and back maubere of any
volumpe cc seies ca be =applied by applying at the New
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GODEiY'S LADY'S BOOK F'OrpI;
SWENTIETU Year of Publicti
the -rune author -The only I adyvs E0
edged by thel Lades of this country asw+,rth tofi.
Principal Points of Attraction for 1ýI
It contains one hoontred pages of reading matter'
ery month 'a nnmber--not ttecinninr with a largp at[
of pages in January and de rtaoing throu ~hout t:
BEAUTIetL. .S.OL PLars.--Line or lezz.tn- .ie.
ry nmnber.
GODts's RELIABLE SEEE.L FAsIOen PLTOT_.zr 1.:
In every m'osher, t:e only Fashion Plates that a., cl.a
siueredt authority.
KtsIir lsr., N ETTI-O ; cn EsrBP.OIsDEL , printed in crbll .
1Mr!ste.-Two pages month!y.
Early Lesson, in Drawing, are given month!-:a Catx.j
Invaluable Receipts--wrnrth clone Three IDol.:rsa vor
for Cooking, the T 'l'dt Sick Roam, Nur-err, and rel.
laneous lleu-e-Keeping reciipts. Diagrams and o la
with full dire-tieon. for I.laies to cot' their own nr,"as,
Patterns for Chiltren's Dresser, bsoth tia nnnd .r,.
Embroidery and Iroderic Anglaire Pattkrts-.eory eon,,h
in great variety
The Nursery.-This department is invalua!le to erv
mother. Model Co:t uges-Greaat attention paid t, tthis d
rrartmlent.
A 'Treatise on the hair.-A'mtost excellent artiy-le on ti
preserrvtion and Iloautift ing of this most bh'iuriful orea.
Snent to both sexes.
REME.MBER THAT THE LADY' SROOh
has always given STEEl. ENGRAVINGS, throughlout the
year, not publishing them in January and Februnsr, ano
then omitting them. In the Lady's Book a.tne you sy -
i rain what no other three 3lagazes c in furr.i:h you with.
EVERY DAY ACTUALITIES.
This is another series of articles peculiar to tllts yag-.
zine. Every one of those artele are illustrated with ot
lea-t eight or ten of the finest Wood Ensrravieg. This
department is very interesting, conveving information in
an agreeable fitrm, suitable for ladies and gentlecmu, that
I cannot be obtaine.l elsewhere.
The experneof one number of the Lady's ~otk. in"u
ding steel engravings and literary matter, paid tor. not ta
ken from English Magazines, far exceeds that of any other
Macazine published in this country. Weo makeno excep
tion, ane are willng to have the fact tested.
-TERMS.
One Copy one year ............ ......... .3 (n
Two Copies one year, or one copy twoyears.... 5 (
Five copies one year, and an extra copy to the
person sending the club.... ................10 00
Eight copies one year, and an extra copy to the
person sending the club;......... ...........15 0
Eleven copies one year, and an extracopy to the
person sending the chnb ..................20 00
Godey's Lady's 'look and Arthur's Home 3shgazine
will both be sent fo. one year for $3 50. To insure what
you order being certainly aent. Addroes:
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n6tf. No.113 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
P ROSPECUTUS
TO THE
TYPE OF THE TIMIES.
AL INDEPEDEKT WEEKLY NSWIr.APE
LONGLEY BROTHERS,
EDITORS AND PUBLISHFER'S,
OFPICE-No. 16f Walnut, bet. Fourth and Fifth Sts.
CfICINNATI, OHIO.
IN the opinion of the Publishers of the
paper herein proposed, and in the est:maton of many
of their friends nad former patrons in the publication of
the WEEKLY FONETIC ADVOCATE, we have labored
in too limiteda sphere. Accordingly, with thecomneLce
mentor a new volume, January7, 1355, it will an-ume a
new name-one more in accordance with the grand par
pose of our culling and enterprise.
Of newspapere, we readily admit there a great super
abundance; butthey are very nearly all either devoted to
party, sect, orhobby; or else manifest such a timid neu.
tralityas disgusts the intelligent and fearless inquireraf
ter truth. Very lewjournals in America, or indeed any
other country, reflect, candidly and thoroughly, the st ntit
ments and movenents of theage in which they .ourish,
only here and there can, in fact, be regarded asa TorP or
THE Tmras. And yet, periodicals of this class are aone
fitted to build up, mentally, the TRUE MAN; they alune
can satisfy the searcher after all useful and practical ito
formation, and enable to be worthy to live in the intelli
gent blaze of the nineteenth century.
It is required, in order to produce, weekly, a ftithful
TYPE OF THE TIMTES,
I. Thepossession of a thorough acquaintance with the
politics of our own comstry, and a general know ledge of
thegovernmentsof the world beside, unlie with the aslili
ty andintegrity to present their varous aspects fairly,
and criticise their tendencies, without prejudice or lar
tiality.
II. A genuine catholle spirit in reference to religious,
matters; entire freedom from religious bent, bdlt liberal in
giving expressontoall sentiments, candidly and properly
ofered.
III. A miod ufficlently progresive to appreciate the
theoretical consistency and the practical utility of all gen
nine Reforms, whether tnner Social. Religious, or Poiti
calInstitutions; coupled with the manliness requisite for
the advroacyof any truth, whether popular or under the
ban of public opinion.: .
On this pnatform we propose to conduct a journal of
theabove title; and, with the talent employed. we hare
the ful;eat confidence that we shall make it a
First Class Family Paper.
In addition to the foregoing characteristics its columns
will present an interesting variety of Or;giual Miceroony,
Poetry. amd other ettateras necessary to give rest san
nmusement to the Family Circle. Our long and successful
experience in the newspaper business, enables us to war
rant its regular publicatioeon and alter January ith.
TEiRMS:-invariaLly lt advance-- Copy. ayear...$.
i_ Copies, a year..$3
Address, LONGLEY RIOTIIERS,
u6tf. Cincit.nati, Oh 0.
Harper's NYew MonAhly IMagazine.
EACH Number of the Magazine will
E c. .tain 144 octavo pages. in double co'umns, each
earouus ceprisinog nearly one thousand pees of tha
choicest M4iscelneous Literature of the d'ty. Et er nu.m
her willcontain nuimerous Pictorial fllustrations, accurate
Plates of the Faslt. s, a copious Chronicle ,f Current
Events and impartial Notiesof the Books of the Month.
The Vtletes commencewith the numbers for Jeos and
D1camsaa; buat Subserptiens may commence wnth any
number.
TERY 1S.
The Magazine may be obtained of Booksellers, Perili
cal arenta,or from the Publishers, at Three Dollars a ear,
or twenty-five centsa nam:er. The Semi-annuan volm.e,
as completed, neatly bound in cloth, are sold at Two Dol
lars each, and muslin covers are furnished to those who
wish to have their back numbers uniformly bound, at tWeO
ty-five cents each. Ten volumes are now ready, Ikonrd.
The PublisheffW supply8petntmen Numbers grPtuit
ously to Agents and Postmasters, and w.lI make lil.ral
arratngements with them fore circuting the togapnr..
They will als sppop ,s lus, of two persons, at Aveihars.
or five persons at ten dollars. Clergymen supplied at toI
dollars a year. Numbers from the commenceo.ent Will
be entirely completed in aslew weeks.
The MP ine wEighs over seven and not oSer eight
otaces. Thpedtsaempon each number which imnt 1*
paid qqarterly in advance, is Three Cents;
oclmsuge Nbws srmpes and Periodleals are reqrgceud to
dhrectto t slaper'aMagazine, NZew York."
The Publishers would give notice that tt'y have t',
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Ordereg the Maainefro Agents sr dealers must lk
to thenm for a supply of the work.
PET.ERSON'S LADltES' NATIONAL
MAGA31IE!
A Monthly Periodica of.Literature, Art
and Fashion.
PETERSON'S LADIES' NATION
ALt MAGAttE eontaTns eight hundr0d PPg. of'
original double-ollte reading maltter yeJiy, rnit
Steel Phsa. andnearly three ,nsdred Iliastrationol a
graved on Wood. It is the cbi.pest and besat,
p5tbtshed in this or any other country.
TERJIS PER AX VirJr.
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$7 50. Eight Copies. $10 00. Sixtefn lopies,
Always in advance. Addre, PC A d, Ete.
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