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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-02-14
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La badauderic DIES Parisitns est pas
see en- %proverbc; mais jc commence
croire que c'est unc injustice. Au train
don't won't les chooses en- &C pays, les ba
dauds de Paris, dams pcu, nc scront Plu
badauds du tout conparativement au1
badauds a%mtricains; ct dtja il en- fau
convenir, lis ne lie sont pressure plus.
A Ncw-York Ia Lyndomanic avail
tourne toutcs les tetcs; c%'etait, parmi |;
population Manahntanaisc, a qui Sc mon
trerait plus cxtravagant ct plus ridicule
Mais 81, en- fait de badaudric, les New
Yorkois ont depasse les Pari-icns dc cen
mile %coudees, il parait quils wont atr'
a lcnr tour dtpasses d'autant par la pc
puIation Orltanaisc.
A la boursc Jenny Lynd dttrone mo
mcntanemcnt lie sucrc, lc cotton ct lc
change; au paIais, Ic nom dc Jenny
Lynd Went rcmpIacer SUI les levrcs dc
plus dun avocat lie nom dc sa partie;
quaint aux ]jonrnanx, grands ct pctlts lis
nc parlcnt que du grand r%ossignol.
II sen est meme trouve TN, Gun Jour
nal bien entcndu) qui a III ~l'incroyablc
idGc dc rccommandcr u DANES dc la
NouvclIc- Orleans d'allcr en- corps,rete-
voir Jenny Lynd a son d6barqucmcnt,
pour l'cscortcr q son logcment. E 81
ION considerc que ccttc idec sort dune
ccrvcIlc puritainc, Oh dot comprcndrc
aistmcm quels progress eilrayans Il dtja
C.,t ,.,,. a., L., L.I.,1r,, E,rnr, O.;
ccttc maladic morale n'ttait qu'tpid6-
miquc!
&c nest pas tout: l'idtc a pris, quot
que souvcraincmcnt ridicu!c. 1T jc ne
sais combicn de bellies danes ]parcourcnt
Ia Iev6e pour avoif, les premicrcs, lin
signc honncur d'attirer les regards dc
Jenny Lynd. Et jc nc scrais vraimcnt
pas surpris dc voir l'tdiIit6 Orltanaisc ct
toutcs les autorites allcr la rcCevoir ct la
harangucr gravcment a son arriv6c.
En- v6rite on nc co'nprcnd pas qn'unc
population tout entierc puissc s'cngoucr
ainsi.
Jenny l.ynd est sans doutc unc canta-
triCe dun grand talent, mais cntln il en-
est don't lie talent est encore SUPERIOR au
SIGN. &c nest pas, en- falt dc chant,
une huitiemc mcrvcilIc du monde; ellie
est bicnfaisantc ct gtnercusc, jc lie vcnx
bicn, mais ~cst-ellc Ia seulc il l'etrc? ST
ellie dome Iiberalemant, nc gagnc-t-ellc
pas fciIcmcnt aussi?
Qu'on l'honorc dams &C q%u'cllc a d'ho-
norable, ricn dc mieux, mais qu'on ne
.s'nhaisse pas a &C point dcvantcllc. Dams
&C qn'on fait il ny Il pas settlement de
rcngoucmcnt, il j a du ftticl,ismc.
ii faut avouer que o pctits ncvcux
auront dc nous unc singnlicre idec ct
qn'ils seront en- droit de nou jugcr Sc.
vercment.-Qnclquc h%istoricn dira de
nous un jour: "Vers lie milicu du dix
8 ncuvicmc steele, les Americans, cco
g ficrs republicans qui %auraicnt rough de
$ COURIER Ia t&tc dcvant un roi. SC pros
ternaient scrviIement deyant unc can
. tatrice. (.4beiHe.) Y.
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Absorption, ce IS Janvicr 1871.
E.. l.. BLANCHARD, Encantcm.
NENTE DE SUCCESSION.


Succession de fen Josph Comcau.
1TnTAT DE La LOUISIANE.-Courd d,
as@ Cnquieme district juaiciairc, dams c,
pour la p~aroissc Assomption.-Au nom c,
par fautorite dc lHonorabIc la cour susditc,
il scra offert en- vcnte publiquc par A. +.
Hickman, sherifde cette paroissc, lc Mardi,
IL Ftvricr 1851, il 2 hcurcs de lapres midi,
au domicile de Nine Joseph Comcau en-
cettc paroissc, sur la rive droite du Bayou
Lafourchc, 4 . miles au dess,ls de- Napo-
lionvillc, les prophecies ci-aprcs d%tcrites, APP
partcnant i la succession dc feu Joseph Co
mea,i, savoir'
Quatre chcvaux crtolcs, IN lot de bois
pour charcttcs, un lot d'outils, un lot de
p'anchcs, pieux, etc.
Irrmes et CondHions- Les proprittfs CT
dessls seront vendues payable en- Mars 1851,
les acquGreurs devront iournir des cautions
BONES ct solvablcs ct toutcs sommes uui ne
serout pas ponctucllement pay6cs aux eche-
anccs, porteront intGr&t il raison dc hut
pour cent par an.
A.. +. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
Paroissc Assumption. 80 JAW. 1851.
TNOIlCE.-Persons indebted to the sub.
mu scribcrs are requested to settle their
accounts, notes, etc, forthwith, in order to
me d new year.
RICHARD a. TEMPLET.
charlottesville, January Is, 1851.
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Succession of Pierre Dnigh.

Succession Of Pierre Daig1e.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.--FiM Ju-
"a dicial District Court, in aud for the
Parish of Assumption-Whercas Margue-
rite Boudrcaux, widow of Pierre Daigle,
Administrative of said succession has filed
in said court an account of her administers
ton, as also a petition praying for the no
m%ologation thereof: notice is hereby given
to all whom it may concern, to show cause,
if any they have within ten days from the
date hereof in the Office of the undersigned
clerk, why said account should not be ap.
proved and homologated.
By order of the Court.
Assumption, February 1lth, 1851.
"a DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
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EdoHord Bcrg1ron V. 1homos j. Powcl.

It ''' - = '''Hf' - = w I
No. ~.
T5TAT DE Ia LOIISIANE.-Nour de
~@"a Justice du huiticme" District, dams e,
pour Ia p~aroisse Assompli"n.-En vrrtu
dun "rirc de vcntc Il MOI adrrSS3 par Ihon.
III our susdItc, dams ~latlalrc cIdrsstrs mt
'"'oc ct nuln"rottr, l~'otirirHi en- vcnto pu-
hII1'c, IA la maison de cuur dc Crtic parois-
Sc lie samedI ! Mars. 1881, i II hcures
dl matIn, la proprictt ci aprcs dccritc, sal
sic dams %ai'airr c. dcSa,,s, savoir:
Nnc v"ltme Il quatra roues, on wagon.
tond''onS:-tomptant
ParoIssc Assumption lie 10 Fowler 1881.
~ \, L. HICKMAN, sheriff.
Edouard BcrGcron vs.. Thomas j. PoueI.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-Justice',
'~ Court, eighth ward, in and for the par,
ish OF Assump'ion,-No. S2.--By virtue Of,
and in obedience to an order of sale. to me
directed by the honorable the above court. in
the above entitled and numbered suit, | will
offer at public sale, at the court house of
this parish, on Saturday the Ist day Of
March, 1851, at II O'Clock A.. NJ, the fol
lowing described property, seized in the
above entitled and numbered suit, to wit:
A four wheel carriage or Wagon.
Jrrms:--Cash.
Parish of Assumption, February 10, 1851.
2l,3l A. f. lIICkNAN, Shcril.
Succession de- Marie ,Hnroin, [pousc dGcGItc
DE Uermorg1nc BouIrc1u.
E-sTAT DE la LOUlSIANE,-Pa-
'&%A roissc .Isscnpiiou. - Conlormcmcnt
il TN ordrc dc Ehon. IN Cour du 5ne dis.
trict judiciairc de Get Fiat, dams ct pour
la susdi'c paroissc, portant Ii date dn,23
@Ianvicr 1881, il scra ollrrt en- vcntc pu-
b|iquc il l'cncan, par {. l.. Blanchard,
cncantcur dumcnt q%uaIitit dams ct pour
II susditc paroissc, lc samcdi Sine Jour dc
Ftvricr 1851, d 10 hcurcs A.. NJ. au
Grand, Bayou, U'ruIy St.-NincrnO les
propri6tfs ci-aprcs dtcritcs, %saNoir:
IL Unc habitation sitntc en- ccttc
susditc paroissc, au Bayou Droit, mcsu
rant quatrc nrpcnts dc face, an dit Bayou
Droit, sur II p%rofondcur undetermined,
s@nivant les ~arpcntagcs dn lieu; born6c
dun cote il la tcrrc du DIR Jos. Ford ct de
.l'an'rc a ccl|c dc pcriqnc Cavalier, en-
Scmblc, toutcs les hati>scs ct amtIiora-
tons ctc.-2o Unc jumcnt creole, I'm
lot dc bGtcs Il corncs, un lot dc cochons,
dcux pirogrcs, outils aratoircs ct mcublcs
de mtnagc.
7crnaes It Condhons.-L.c tout paya.
bic Ell trois tcrncs fgaux, I'm tiers en-
Mars 1891, IN tiers en- mars 1852 ct Ic
dcrnicr tiers en- Mars 1853; pour lie no
v,'er touto sommc payable en- MarslS52.
Les cquGrcurs dcvront %fournir bonnie ct
sui1lsantc caution, hypothcquc snr la ter
re jusqu'au parlait Placement, ct, toutc
sommc qui ne scra pas ponctucIlcmcnt
paytc il l'echtancc portcra inttrat a raj
dc halt du cent Ian, de l~'GchGancc il
final pavement.
Assumption, cc IS %Janvicr 1871.
&. l.. BLANCHARD, Encantcw.
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TTAT DE La Observation-Disclosures

-TAT DE La Observation-Disclosures
sA@ Assomp,ion--Comr du Cinq"ifmc Dis
rict Judtciaue.-Attend que Nirginic Fri
che a prcsent6 une petition d "a Cour Il Ief-
fet d'obtenir les lettres administration
dc la succession de fcu James Noble Wright,
sou mari d6cGdc %intcstat, avis est par lc prc-
sent donnt d tons ccN quo celia pcut con
corner d'avoir il d6duirc sous dix %jours, les
~raisons r:our lcscucl!cs il ne serait pas fat
droit Il laditc petition.
Par ordrc de Ia cour.
Absorption, lc IL fcvricr 1851.
81 DESIRE LEBLANC, Grrficr.
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Succession de Pierre Daiglc.
1ETTAT DE la LOUISIANE.-Cow dn
@"1- Cinqmenc District Judiciaire, dams
ct pour la Paroissc Assomption.-Attendu
que Marguerite Bordeaux, vcnve Pierre
Daigle, administrator dc la susdite sue
c%ession, a mis- en- cour un compile de son adj
ministration, ainsi qu'une petition en- de-
mandant Phomologation: avis est par lie pre-
sent donnt a tous ceux que celia pcut con
cerner, d'avoir 4 d6duire dams les dix jonrs
q"i s%uivront Ia date du present, all bureau
du Grenier d. la susditc c ur, les raisons
pour IesquelIes droit ne serait pas fat d la
demande c%ontenre dams ladite petition.
Par ordre de la cour.
Assumption. le II f6vricr. 1851.
ID DESIRE LEBLANC. Grenicr.
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AVIS.

AVIS.
ES pcrsonnes qui doivent a la socicte L..
saAs GAMoTls d. Co., sont instrument prices de
rtgler au pfnt6t, entire les mains de NJ. Gu. DE
MoNsABERT, on de NJ. JusT COMES [Collec-
teur, attendu que laditc societe est entree en-
liquidation. Gu. DE MoNsABERr.
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STATE OF LOUlSIANA--Parish of As,

STATE OF LOUlSlANA--Parish ofAs-
~~ sumption--E!fM Jmiicim District Court
Whereas Nirginic Triche, has pctitioncd
the court for letters of administration on the
estate ofthc late James Noble Wright, her
husband deceased intcstate, notice is hereby
given, to all whom it may concern, to show
cause within ten days, why the prayer oftho
said petitioner should not be granted.
BY order ofthc Court.
Assumption, this llth February, 1851.
% DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession de Joseph Comcau, dcccoscd.
GsTATE or LOUISIANA.-IIrru Ju-
@S DlcIAL DIsrMcr CoURr, in and for the
parish Of Ass'mption.-In tho name, and
by the authority Of the honorable the above
ccurt will be offered at public auction, by 4,
+. Hickman, sheriff of said parish, on
Tuesday, February llth, 1851, at 2 o'clock
p. NJ, at the residence Of Mrs Joseph 20.
meat, in this parish, on the right bank of
bayou Latourchc, two miles above Napo-
ltonvillc, the following described porpcrly,
belonging to the succession of Joseph CO.
meau, deceased, to wit:
Four Creole Horses, a lot of timber for
carts, a lot o%ftools, q lot Of p!anky. pickcts,
etc.
Terms and Condihons.-Thc above de-
cribcd property will be sold payable in
March 1851, purchasers to give good aud
solvent s%ecnri'y, and all sums not ponctnally
paid at maturity, to bear interest ut the rate
OF eight per cent per annum.
Parish of Assumption Jan. 30, 1851.
n22,2i] A. +. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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H"'''NN'oh q HH'" A0Cojn, drccoScd u-jr
~ n'ywDGfnc BomIrr0n,
STATE OF IDUISIANA-pu,.b ,r
49, ."mr,''n Il1 oh""''nrc TO an order of tn"
S,a,o ~ ,' "a''', a. I'9"'F' '"oft OF ID"
49, .L,,.I t'''" ""' w '"' a,orc9n'd rat-
lnr s,Ic -, .,'r,in; ~ ,9o'' WIZ u" "'h't"'
aur,inucrr duIv o,oI,iS oI s""" H. hI'nGN'fa'
of Assumption. on Saturday, the S,b ~ rctr M,,,,
1881, at 10 O'Clock A. ". at the Grand Bnyni
lbr"'y st |%.'nccnt) The following described
properly, 'o"'E
,,'' ,'"" situated IN the aforesaid
, NV assuring tour afrcnts
cordin" to the s,1rvrv Of IIr rlan n""t wl'', "'
one side by the land ,i JOS. Ford ,,1 ON ~,
other by land Of Foriquc Cavalier togc,b,r v.,
tn" buildings etc., etc,
creole "'''' . tot OF horned cattle, orm
ing Utensils an" "o"@'''o'd '"rm'or"
u, yaLlc in ,hrcr rnu,J u.,,,"'on ,,""S". Pr1PIF'
March 1851. ono tIirl IT, Wrrch y IsH SSV ,"'' III
remaining third in March 1852 rnr j., -" u"
bic property, all sums payable in March Of In,
year lb33. Purchasers 10 furnish good and sui
'c'n' security WIN FP'r'a' mortgage on ia,
'"r," P'1''.'y ""'u |''" ana al' F",0"i1ot pune
ra,n ', ,t c;"ht NOR c"n, ro W." '",orrSt at me
Parish Of hssunntlon, ,Innuarv ~ ,xs| ''
G.. l.. BLtNcIIhRD Auc,;onnou
StlIIESSlDN SA.E
S,,cccy<,oo of ah,o,,Arr EI~..., i."m,
rrgycj
r. the name, and by the authority Of In,
&s Hon. the Second district Court Of New
Orleans, | will offer a, public auction, y,
the cour, house o this parish, Oh Monday.
the nth February, 1851, at ten o'clock !, "
the following Described property, brlono.
inc TO The succession of said i T., r,w;II;r,
to wit:
\ lot of ground situated in N,poiGpnvi;Ir
in this parish, measuring 1910 feet by So
feet deep, bounded in front Inv thr J,L,. ,r
haIo" Lai"'rchr, back by the public road,
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n A socitte qui ~existait entire IL Gamotis 1T
2A Charles &c Monsabert, sous Ia raison d ,
l.. Gamotis ct Co., pour l'exploitation de In pbar-
macie, est dlssoute dun commun accord, les
dc ce mois.
Charles de Nonsabcrt, continue les %afTlircs
de Ia pharmacie pour son propre compile, ct res
te seul charge de la liquidation.
l.. GAIOTTs,
Gil. DE M~oSsAHERT.
Donaldsonville, &C 2G ~janvier 1851.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-02-14

tcnir il attcindrc, est cnfin tomb6 dams
Sos critics. lie general Quitman s'cst hicr
constitute %prisonnicr entire les mains dc
rayocat dc District dos Etats. Unis.
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NHE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED

Il ,, Cen Taylor's Head Qssrers No IS Fulton 81 .
corner Of Gold-P. l.. ROGERS, COmrnssry General u
he ah0ve well known establishment desires 70 acqasnt
his patrons and the public thar he prepsred 70 ser
them an assortment Of ALL and WINTER CLOTHING
made of superior MATERIAL aid oy exPenenced ~ork aen
a. wholesale ard retsl cheaper and more 'arsd IN
styls than be found al any other house in ths cry
The entire establishment under the supervisor OF MT
SOUDER Who Will specially sttenA 20 the custom DE-
parment thereby susraneens perfect at 70 all wao pa
Tsvior,. U.aa Ouat.r els lms
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xHyM s vANDERBILT would CAL

"M. S. VANDERBILT would eau
tie attention Of as castor xni he pubic .ene
ally his ell selected 81 Go.hs CAsSsners, sst
pgS and Fall and " inter Gods Al ans CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, tls 9r9sdvsf,
xher. he IL prepared 20 make p GENrLEd EMS :ae
BOYS CLOTHING. IL ihe m0s isShionsbir style -
He also keeps we'll selected Assortment Of GEN ILL
MEMS and BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING
Also, general assortment Of everything t,lnd -
eESrLyxEs's FUsSIsHtss xsrABLisHsssr
s1e Inns
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DR. I'll. NICHOLS and Mrs. COVE
me0icdl.
U,EN THOUSAND CURES and not

UNEN THOUSAND CURES and not
Il SINGLE FAILURE DIR. HASTINGS SYkvr !.
NAPTHA csI.bfafed throughout bsh coauhsnts iot
o o.ss Of Consumption. Asthma, Decline 5pitsg
OF Rll Night Swests, Difficult Dreaming, CDusm
nd all Disss,ss II Ibe Chest and Lunes. 49,.
rs effect uyOL the system 10 mid and sSo'nihs ~ ~
"A i'm CERTAIN ard effcsciOus rarely fnins 70 sys
.f uoon TIE hrst apple Mia and by repeating u Nv
mes a uers2neat cure is Effected ~
The proprietor therefore, not oay recosmen1s M ~
tina 9, mn but warrants % cnre Hs warrants ~ -
ann lie chyle ard pDnfy Il DO warrants II 70 rs1,s
an l,rr9d enis which fesTd the ffss cfcaatvh }"
bd hs warrants II % OpeE re lDtsrAA tn' .eiss
rores o. the body and eject al the osnDxlsu "A
mich nave accumulated IN the - item ne "AfAA'
H'''' 'N''N cURiSG DISEASED LUNGS. .,..,.
Hectic Fever Night Sossis, Dyspeps A. Liver , a d
pam 10 the Chest and Astbsaa AID ne wn IA =,
heal those already formed. that persons ~ s ira
may take It with the wSst posit. oonhdeness I, s,as
for rs great seat Of acton Is tis Lungs ,hnr %
trstes in all directions, pursing then o ~ 70
noron. ia les progress and which, II spPed t "a
d rectlOns Garnet fail 70 leave n peiIec' "s
dton. -. ,s..,h. IA hi<aly rec
mmstded by the .hcsi pTosessIon Iha ~, a,
ca Or Mott OF Sew-YOrk. says Ihas az n n he
rsIeedy !, cannot 10 TOO highly PRAISED " hIl Esf.
Narne Hospital. Savannah Dr. ware OF n balA /.
l1pd: d. Boyd Of Lancaster DIR. HaIhyys, ~. Lss
and those en- ant English psbcasIs, ~ pss,,ef ~
rsf Tbs Ned,csl Journal AID BrGffseeifes
accord 10 Il IN. mos, Convincing certhcaes 40
| In this country it has been used with d'ssAs
pv,ncsoai O6e,.
| No ia Cgeerw1cA-st N. Y. ketalled b q a ia
| No iaT Dowpry 5 v Dodd. ~. III Hoad~ "a
Co..liug IN No 313 Hvessn-st. o<' nn.~----
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DOOMS to LET.-A large furnished
HI loom and bedroom adjoining. on the second hoo,
WI be let together separately Inquire at Is Kng-s'
nR
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nFFICE.-TO Let, an Office on second
aoor "a feet nv IS feet newly painted Possession
gwen Immediately Rent 500 per year. Inquire on prem
iscs Of VIM IL MEEKS. No. 50 Nassau-st. nS
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OERTH AMBOY sEMINARY.-Thi
SCHOOL FOR BOYS

ROAhDlNb StiiOOb ION Nv %
- at DObbs Feuy Rev. S KELLOGG, Principal
Number limited 10 10 Terms Boys under 10 years VI age
per quarter that age s33 quarter For crou
lars and particulars. apply 10
81 H. MEYER, No. 100 Front st.
Accessible almost hourly b. Hudson River Railroad.
81 7tTu1h&S-
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NRANCIs' PII,oSYTOUS CON;

h POUND IS guaranteed 70 ssstore me &c ais
ID Il accompanies each bottle ~ toilet AGO. ,ps
f.y AID sofren the hair - rensFe blsiohee a.
fr0p the tkin there nothing superior: u 'hs s,.
dealt IL certificates he could have lIs 49, q b,
hand bus his wlll satsfy every caE1a P, $50
,us perfectly table Cottfact PIloes vAU -, y
SIS His PEREHNIAL COMPOUND pIsyxssnT II
store gray hair TO its original c,.H wlho ,sl, ,sgss
which the prce 10 SIC per head. both arc pry al
ble ~ a fee fre.c al felesrIous substance Me-
toe proprietor, e BccRbKEN. No 31 80" p.ics
Yoik. sLd ,. she pal cites d the vsus.s,. nsf
s-Lts .lr Gl.t-. via .lssrll sl,e,tN.W
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6onses 90 Eet.

V,O LEASE-Twelve Lots Of Ground,
2jby 100, for term of years, in Cheny.~' between
CorleaIs and East River-Es Inquire a. = a''a 'uA''
oins 1 o W - PEASE MURPHY.
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IMPORTANT to Town and Couatry

IMPORTANT to Town and Country
Druggists Ioumongsr and Store keepers ~ general
THIS In TO give that patent LIQUID GLUE has
been trted found TO - cent less IA prce thn
common glue being liquid state. irns no labor ~
trouble m preparation II dement's wood stone glass
marble china or any substance. To mechanics, house.
Keepers and carpenters this Will be found invaluable AID
no house should be without It. Country store Keepers
would greatly increase then trade BY introducing thus yau
able tice We establish agencies upon The most bbea
terms send samples to any part O the United states se
ofcbsrgc Sold bottles At ei 49, IS and 80 cents L"
be had also of ali the principal drug houses ~ uhs CITY
JOHN PHILLIP No 81 MAIDEN lane cor. WIllan-
Be sure Tor pullips's Patent Glue there bons
lIc % 3u
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r X. WATTLES & CO, No. 43 Canal
LIZ S. Providence X. J. MANUFACTURES Of
STEAM ard G. AS PIPE FITTINGS, VALVES, COCKS
Spinning Rings, Ring Travellers, &C. &C. &c, having been
Appointed AGENTS for the sale of Steam aud Gas PIPE
manufactured by the SWAMSCOT COMPANY, N III.
are prepared furnish the above articles To any et
tent a. vers low prices Orders viii meet with prompt at
tenton and purchasers will ind the 5ools 70 be Of eatrs
Il n
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7
Proposals VIII pe frcsived by The Monmouth Coun
ty Plank Road Co TIL tn day II March next sr Dud
ingaDOUBLE TRACK PLANK ROAD from Re port 70
FTeei cd. Monmouth Co n j. distance 81 lal miles,
the work b. be commenced early the Spring ana con-
peed by the Gay OF October next. with the exception
three miles Of sand road for which separate proposals WI
be received til the LEI day of November next the woTS 20
be immediately alter the contract is sten and
be COMPLETED hy the day Of January next Address
JOHN HERBERT, Marlboro. \ J., DANIEL. STILL
WELL Middleton Point ". J OF the subscriber. Key
port. " J. ALFRED WALLiNG, secretary
no anA
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0boures for pusiness Men.

WTATCHMAKERS and J EN- sLnm ~ |,
a,n vita 81 60 OF invest "a osrei
already sspishec bosse paoe has good run Of
.a Tbs owner, gong n,9 =, Ns ,i Hadssa-
ns.s For further par'cii@''' "TT' al 3.s
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EARM FOR SALE.-l6o acres, abou

- acres IN wood, the balance under cultivation. Two
Apple Orchards, 5000 Peach trees IN bearing. Plum.
Chery and ehes mum ses, abundance two Houses
ssnee and IA suitable f Crun rass aud Carisn,rs m ~
he vaiieAes Situated "a North Brunswick. Midaleser
County, N j. miles ffom Washington, u from Spots
wood Depot. Camden and Aaboy Railroad and to New
Bruaswck Depot eonV saeni fom and TO Nsw'Ierk
Ses Inquire of {. b. REGARD. No. IS Greenwich- st
SCHENCk, MCGEE co Pier IS foot Of Barclay ST. OF
O. BOOTH, No. &c Broadway, N Y, the prem
go. % imruThkSs
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TOCARRIAGE MAKERS and DEAL

FNO CARkIAbE MA hEho anu DDhh L.
Il ERs an6 THE PUBLIC -Everett's Carriage Coup.
ling patented Dec H. 1850 By the OF this important
Involvement IN the construction of Carrages The ruanns
part is gresy strens ,hened the vehicle be turned III
,trucop and the OF Getting and out OF
the Carnage is entirely obvated l. Is applicable u an
Carrlsges built with perches the construction sh
cost The undersigned a ng the Coupling IA theH
been constituted sole Agents for me Cry and Comfy Of
New York authorized g. grant rights 70 oher ar
mage Makers vendors to make and sell tne improve
meIt in this County New YOik, Oct 20, 1871 81,
ISAAC FORD No ll6 Elizabeth 81.
JOHN C. PARKER 3d-av, $50 81
LAWRENCE BROWER, 81 az. o'th-s'
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NOR SALE-A small quantity of FUR
E,ANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLI-
Nv ga Z ,RnESqIrS

s. MAIDEN LANE,
Offer to the trade ana amateurs 81 the Fine AIS en
large assortment OF articles S furnishing and presents 81
the latest !tyles comprising IN part Clocks OF oyery se
with reliable mOvements, Candelabras and COgpes 10
match Bronze CaEdssticks Statustfs Groups Therno-
rsteTs. lnksiaEds. Animals, China Vases, Ornaments.
Dinner Sets Tete tete Sets Work, OdOf. and Glove
Boxes Dressing and Liquor Cases and Infinite 'auety
goods both staple and fanc, such Perfume
~ Of all kinds Brushes Prs Books. Desks Port FolOs
Opera Glasses, Fans, Charms, AccOrdeOns, Paintings,
GMaes, Boz Bon Boxes, CorbeIes, &c 0l3 IWsStJl
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WAN DEVENTER'S Premium Steam
Manufactured OIL PASTE BLACKING-Anothet
Silver Medal awarded at the late Fan q the
Institute and considered By all who have gwen isH
TRIAL a. The best IN the world ,.
Office at the Drug Store No %s ashington 81 oetneea
Rsrrlsy sid Robinson SIS Tive Silver Medals and tour
Diplomss from the American Institute. OIL I'M
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DOOTS. SHOES AND CATERS at

.hllinss: Gents Rubbers al S. aAd Is Mems strong
shoes IS PRIME Boys Shoes as douolesoe gents
C, Boots 81 3s LADIES fine KID Slips and IS gents
fns Patent Leather Shoes and Caters at less pre hah
elsewhere at II MANN 4 SONS. No 300 Grand$t
ole 3mTuThkSs