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will hold It's third regular meeting al National Hail. WE'D
NESDAY, June 4, ut o'clock, M. Incorporation Will
be the prnclpa business of the meeting Persons wishing
10 become members do without any previous propose
ton al the original fee $50 cents Share until
the close Of tins meeting, after winch the entrance Zee VIII
be raised and proposition necessary Members can SUI
scribe AT the SecretaryS Office 69 Nassau-sl Monday or
Tuesday 2d and sd inst from A To o'clock, NJ
& ". COOPER Sec'y. DeZJfI J {. BUChBEE Pres I
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BOARDING.

THE HOTEL at TRENTON FALLS
II IS Eaw open for the reception Of company. Inc ac-
c0mmodnu tins favOnie watering place ere ealY
enlarged tn past season, and the SUBSCRIBER peises MIN
sell To ms nests that the well established reputation OF nus
house shall fully sustained stages VII leave uca on
the ARRIVAL Of the Express Tram al II oclocA NJ are
cents NJ hOOhk' finfilelot.
There j. plank read from Utca 20 Trenton Iel lw'
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10 Every Mnn his own LandlOrd.-IHikD
AMEkICAN RI Hiding ANNOClAllON -trtV Wtnl-

NMIkIVAN 70 IIUINII ANNUI TAIIUN -FItIl HIVII-
her a tins Association requested to attend the hr tegu-
lar meeting on TUESDAY Evening. June ), at warren
Hall corner OF Oliver ami Henry SIS Tor hc purpose Z"
making the necessary ARRANGEMENTS t. become incorporated
nder The act recently passed by the LEGISLATURE Al wa"
are unable to attend viii please give Wrtn authority 10
their ends to represent their interest or leave Their names
al the Office as Il Is SsSarg that every member should be
represented ) JtSSN ~ y, ~
oe,ceT Cl,nton-court Reekman-st my3l 81
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II 4. ID. Land Socie;y.-Yhe Finance Commute
the Members OF the Society 10 attend
THIS EVENING June . and pay their last mstallmew
have pass books previous 90 the drawing "o y
''"' VA. PARKER President.
CHAS. KEEN. Secretary Jt< u
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sNOTCATTON for YOIJNG LADIES'

INDICATION for YOU NJ LADItS.-
An educated and accomplished Lady desirons I" re-
ceVe her family four or i've Young ladies' 70 educate
with the usual accnmp shmens Of Music, Drawing French
and Singing # required will ho gwen To "h@wefs OF
oth,rs wIshine The comforts of home for their family Il
would he desirable not only fr the education To be insured.
hut the advantage Of well conducted home presided over
nv ay and her husband Of the highest respeoabty and
connections The residence pleasantly situated IN inc
country and within very short distance OF the hall"S
References gwen Address + y II Tribune Once
tc2NMkMs
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Ia Masonic N0tice.-The Annual COMMUNICATION
Of the W Grand Lodge II the NJ. and Hon EIater-
nifty Of Free and Accepted MaSons OF the state ol New
yark viii bo held at the Coliseum 40 Broadway,
TUESDAY EVENING, the 81 of June, at u o'clock.
M W VIM. H. minor. Grand Master
L.
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% Sons of Tcmperance.oV eIg'aTen s 81 "

~ Sons OF Tcmperance.-oSi hIs'uIen T vi ~
United States are rc>pcctlv informed that the tt -
NATIONAL. il RIl.t r of the SONS az It,NlPkkANHNh
Of NORTH ANiERICA \. viii Ice held in iOhpNip'S !. y
on WEDNESDAY. 18Th dAy Of June neat upon S'Ne "T
tttNg the magnitude OF thiS most interesting D,VSN""
DUN appTtcatiug the hoIioT conferred up"h "h
siG more especially city. the Commute 90
ntnt have notified D., Circular. the pT'HVI"u h'S''S
Throughout North AmeuCa but - this mode cvuS no. p
NbN BE- extended - the thousands OF SNu1rdnAIV Nv
the COMMITTED hereby most cordially invite thtn az H'sSe
20 parac m the pleasures ~ the season ann 10 receive
II, their Canadian brethren welcome coNmoS w ave
WITH the great principles Of Order The rare Wl ue
reduced "a half pcc all the mani steamers On Lake On
iao Nv PAVING the arc full To Toronto fftf return
10 - Will ee gwen On rcant
Al
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DOOK-KEEPER.-A steady man, who
ESWnies well and quickly. and qucs at lures, wants
situation B0okkeeptr assistant, or would col ect anu
DO Tie outdoor business and MAKE himself generally use
fu References Il the res. character for honesty AM IN
iogrIiy Address = C., TINS Office WAGES yery moderate
I mg5l 81
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to Every AIam his own Landlord.-The UNION
BUILDING ASSOCIATION Will hold ITS neat regular
meeting an Tuesday June no. al o'clock NJ al the nan
~ GIand-S Persons Who wish to avail themselves o Ie
opportunity of joining before the Increased rate OF lees OF
eeioe the Society fills up requested 10 come i1fNaa
Prospectus and Constitution can be obtained a. inc once
ls2 CAnal-st. MM. PARKER, secretary
n BThs Society under the Charter and on me same
principle Of those which have worked SO well mySV o.
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pOY.-Wanted, in an Office in Front-s;.,
an active intelligent Bow ahont Il years Of age To
Il errands and he must Wei recommended Address
A Y l.. Tribune Office Ies 81
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X 7 OIIN IN, ~ IiNtIf'
L l. EASTWOOD. >PhthN
] NJ Ro>>. SIC Uu,St SD iSwlWl JOINT CoSn'tic,

- Fourth OF July.-EDGES FlREWoRkS-Ihe
most extensive and splendid CoI9Fed ana ,bGilah!
flkEWOKkS m tins country large and small OF new ana
nncifu de- gns can he obtained ~ the SubScurs Dea
efs will de well L. cali and The Sane-Nt rrstc
Superior L. any others the u'trNct-ti the genera GtVt
IS MAIDEN lane or al the United States Laboratory jersey
(ltN j. q ia Al thf'-' 90
r,,u n, P,iuteChnlStS-
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n B-At the rex monthly meeting dune 49, number
Of shares will be sold and those who desire nome can
obtain ~
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GUTTER.-Wanted, Cutter for Boys
- clothing: also Gutter for pantaoons and vests Ap
ply to BROOKS & BROTHERS, corner Of Cherry and
Cathanne SIS. myz6 d
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Apprenti-
I COS 90 the ,D1c>s Masu- Api ~ - SG.l.yai-s; toi
oltvetA. L.. StGiIS. Nl'S4 -
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ry- Drsss anal neautv.-Mn. Il. CAKES SMITH

~ Dress and Beauty.-Mr. l., OAkES SMITH
aIu give public Lecture On DRESS aud us roItol as
het Aygenc and social with reference 10 present anu
prospective fashions al Hope Chapel Lecture Room, '~0
Broadway, on THURSDAY EVENING, June oih o
o'clock. Tickets IS cents be had al putnam DUN
store. ia5 Broadway CROWEN'S, oss BROADWAY, any "
the door. mNSl "
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HARPER Bk0THERs. New-YoIk.
APPLETON,S MECHANICS MAG

PPLFTON'S MECHANICS MAG
" AZINE and ENGINEERS JOURNAL for jane -
Tins day polished NJ Contains nlnerO w STATIONS.
prce y cents APPLETONS MECHANICS IAGA-
ZINE and ENGINEERS JOURNAL Edited D. Janus
Hans oF CcNTENTs-M MECHANICAL SCIENCE Stevens
Inproyeulent N Balance Valves, with illustrations
Whuue's IMPROVEMENT n Machines fJ- preparing cav
and rnak ng bnck. with illustrations
Huck Press, with illustrations
Cooks Tuyere or Blast PIP With illls r1ti'ns
wilson's Sewing Machine with illustrations
Cast Irnh Girders, with ulastrtfeus- . 90
samuel Cornel's Lead PIPE Machine "lth hs, d'llls
Ns~+,,. Trorroyeme. in the Production Of Gtsrs iOf
Lighting Heating and Motive Power PURPOSES Win MUS
GyvEn.. Improy.mout } obtaining Motive Power. With
Jer5sns Pas.u, System. Of pBuaHs. with iusrA
tons a, . . D.. a. -
M Machinery, with iiinstf1tlons .. -,
Note on the L s steam frgfe hs-i-si 7si with Hes
Hschan,cs for the hllion-No.4
Sbort Method n Muiuphcat0ns
praff'rts Patent Locks. With Illustration,
Fdvari \ Smiths Machine for Folding 2. ~
McNaught's Patent Double Cylinder Ehgn- ~iih nus
trsfiors. -
Institution Of G Nll Enzlneers
Gem and Glass Engraving
safety Plug for B.ais and Vessels. nil i-''l'-'
ManlfsctuTe u Ics.
RETrEW-Patents and Correspondence
JUsT PUBLISHED ,.tr
No q. DictlOI2ry u HechaHlct EAz NJ " IN
gneenHg. Prce p cents .. .-..,,, C1,t 81
A Treatise the steam kngine' ny -' y ~
tied iy ] Bourne 60 -. . ~, r.. new
A Cafechisrn # the steam Engine i' JON" D'''-'' az"
eo Ss,c, - Rr,. Construction with P4cica as;ra
uehs ,, n ia, S, nd Naval Arch:ectlrs ~ W.
cIsib a.. so d APPLETON co .Paoisners,
IeZ
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RESPECTABLE English Woman,

4 KISTEI INDLF4 IlugU>H " VIIdH'
who = accustomed 90 Sca-yoyacln-. having VISITED
p,.treai Van Dcu,uS Land, fort phil,r, NJ" Aeaino
.e..so ana numerous other ports. making in all four
,,., voyages desires situation 90 ;ravcl with aty -
fYl, Ia fSNe herself generally useful She WISHES - g
S,b Auercs or California. and desires no wages n pei
,. To- tale with her daughter Of u sesrs ot age VI"
,,1ld also make herself useful She Sleass spanish ~
LILY .c5 - Df subject 10 Sea-SlckneSs She can ish
A.. bsst testimonials Letters addressed 10 Mrs ELIZA
RYTIf s Tuhanc Oficc wln meei wiki immediate ~
tentOn 80 -
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED

y Wanted three Rooms with good Board IN genteel
hotel neat respectable family within half an aourS nde
OF the city by family Of persons adults two haf
grown children and servant They desire location where
there bathing and where the grounds extensive and
improved Terms must be moderate. Address ID ID New
York Pest Office. my3l ~
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DOARD.-Two pleasant Rooms to let,
u,tb Board 10 gentleman and wife or two gentle
men at 257 Greene-si Eghth-st Pleasant location
Warm and cold bath Reference gwen. my2J I'M
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A $ NURSE, by respectable Young Glrl
AS neat plain IowoT-c0untr, preeuedorto tray q
with a adv Can At &c Ludlow-st. first floor je2 IL
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DRESSMAKERS.-W Wanted immediate
two competouf Dressmasers Firs. rate hands with
good references may find steady employment AZ io5 Pearl
81 None but good sewers need apply my3l -
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II TIC Tenianin Homesfead ASSOCIATION. Of

West Mount Vernon meet every TUESDAY EVENING
at Mechanics Hall. 10 Hester St All those who wish 10
get dot equal to city lots of first rate Land in boautl
iu and convenient location where property must re very
fast are invited 10 attend JOHN p. LUTHER, fIest
FrpnfNAND MUETER Secretary lc2 ~
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NETWORK BAY HOTEL. - The
ProqrleoTs Of this House would respectfully cal the
attention of the pubic Their Hotel which situate
on the est side " the NeIorS Bay, 81 miles south u
jersey City II the most healthy situations within
the vicinity Of NewIO-k, and for beauty Of pros lect ms
n riy They ready for toarters The New 1ork
Bay Cemetery stages until further notice from me no
tel At o. ~ and clock and leave Jersey City Al let Z
and $ dock. fine plank road Fine bathing and
tsnug Boats &c always hand Every attention VIII
be paid tlai VII add the comfort If the hoarters
myl7 FM&Wlmt DWYER & BROOMHEAD.
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IL u 4 II IN tho COU y Ky board
Il ) nav lie obtained IN the pleasant town # GOSHEN.
Orange Co. within Of mile Of the y. and Ere Rail
read Depot for family Of SIX or eight " two smaller fam
HES Terms reasonable. Inquire Of
Ic2 2vMWSFs A CLEMEUTE. % Wllham-st.
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THIS enterprise Was started 20 suppb WHAT seehcu /, o
a vacancy 90 American Literature " var u-',5N.s 80
tho PfoplC and with the view 70 give wide and general
circulation the pnce was fixed 50 lows as % place Il Wtnn
the reach If most readers The elpenmehi s succeoue1
Geod he cYucctatos OF the Publishers II has indeed.
80. .ler.llc sriccessful Evening Journal
Itis by all odds the best periodical 20 the "ofl
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nRGANIST.-Wanted. a situation in die

~ above capacity either IN this city Brooklyn where
moderate saary would be gwen. Can furnish good first
and second rcbe Best Of city references given as 70 ca
CITY, sc Address ORGANISE, Tribune Office. ~
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70 RemoyaI.-Dr IVTENERS IuGruAry for tia
elc0Nc iIeatn,i uf Ear Diseases has been removed 20
81 broadway Office hours f.om ul }, consultation Zee
s. unpaid letters refused iul7 I'm
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DFUGHTFUL ROOMS and unexcep-

)fonaAle Board can be obtained b. gentlemen and Their
sves or siurle reufenen n pnylfe family without chill
eren al y ow-st comer q Carksf, enc Of TIE most
fs-utfal locatloIs IN Brooklyn Highs. my5lN'
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- unpaid Letters refused inlT I'm
10 Emisrant Intelligence and Labor Xxx
ehnnRe . and "a Csna-St. New orr hls once u IS
'bi>td ~ the Commissioners OF Emlgra'io WheIe eau
s4~eyS L. oa large numbers OF LbOTorS and servants al
49, VS sAiS OF wages and persons can nave teiL OfueS
hl'u ~ "n'ng u the Superintendent, ana Sendhs the
ssaIy pay the passage ot the pNs required
No charge 10 EMPLOYERS JAMES FAGAN,
my< ANNFu Superintendent
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ROARDlNG at 4 FARM HOUSE
n Citizens wishing Obtain board the country are IN
vlted 20 call and examine the accommodations Of the sub
scrlber lis newly completed FAMILY MANSION =
miles from the village OF Glen Cove It's situation 5
healthy, any and retired the rooms II the most ample
dimensions The walks around pleasant and shady aud
all combined 20 present unsurpassed attractions for Siet
summer retreat The place De reached daily by tae
steamer CrOtCu. which leaves Fulton Market sip a. 3 ?
n On the arrival Of the boat stages VIII convey persons
20 the door Terms for adults S. and children and servants
50 each per week For further information address the
suhscr.htr. Glen CnNn. I.ong Isanl
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A $ Cook and to Wash and Iron in a pri

AS HousEMAID for a small family, by an
n Am4rcan Young Woman Good CITY reference can
be gwen Call at II City Hall place rear of new building
after 10 o'clock IL
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u spectacle English Woman small family;
has objection to other work # required has no
objection to 20 a short distance the country Good city
reference Please call al 323 Eighthst between Aven
ues B and c. first floor, front room le2 IT.
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HOTEL W~ASHlNGT0N1

NM. MEbANqoN u TR1cHE: ~prev'en-
nent leurs amis ct lie public qu'iis ont ac-
ouis de Mr.. FIX. GAurH1ER, rexploitation
du Washington Hotel. lis so'lic'tent Ia
continuation dc la favour don't lie public
a t~oujours entoure Get Establishment, CT
ills s'engagent a ne rien negIiger pour
sen reudre dignes. ApPartemeuts' e'
Table confortahles, b ar%retooJours aqPro'
visionnee des meilleures %iiqueurs, Ser
vice prompt. VOLTA des titres que ieu'
maison ne dementira jamais.
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aQrMre GeNeralf,
=
BUREAU DE COLLECTIONS,
Zee @U"@9
passaee de Ia Bourse, No 35, enc. Cont
-, an CHARGE A L'AaENCE

ON sf CHARGE A L'AGENCE
De suiyre en- Cour, toutes affaires conten-
,;onses. de faire tous REQUIREMENTS a la Nile
Orleans. aux Etats-Unis ct en- France; de toutes
reclamations ct liquidations de SUGGESTIONS; De
tons placements ct emprunts; de la reduction de
tous actes sous-seings, devils, marches, etc. de
tous renseignements pour les strangers, de tou.
ties ecritureas, correspondence. Et specialement
de uentes ct achats de propritts, e%sclaves, cream.
ces de toutes natures, fonds de commerce, ETC.;
du reglement de toutes afEaires commercials let ct
trees en douane, de toutes demarches; de Ia
gestion ct location de maisons ainsi que du re-
CONVENIENT des loyers, du renouvellement des
assurances, du Placement des taxes, etc.-Enhn
d'administrer les biens et a,fairese t de detendTs s'
intirsts des personnes qui s'absentent de PEtat
ct de celles qui habitent la campagne.
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Weophik Landry vs, Ncarcisse Itnsptes

~
ErTat de Ia Louisiana, Cour do cinquie-
me District Judiciairc, dams ct pour ID
paroissc Assumption. No 322. r.
Vente par lc Sheriff, pour operer un par.
ase. g. s aXs sE*EsIa taqab ass s1f
En- vertu dun ordre de yente, q mo a
dresse par Honorable la susdiie Cour, en-
date du ID Septembre 1851, II sera offert
en- yente publique, par A.. f.. Hickman Sher'f de
cctte Paroisse, sur les lieux, lie jeudi % Octotre
1851, D dix heures du matin, la terrc ci apres
dccrite, SAVIOR: 2 go d 5 80 fta 5#7a121
I'm moroccan de terre situe dams Ia Parois-
Sc Assumption, sur Ia rive gaache du Bayou De
I,afourche, mesurant un arpent de face sur qua
rante arpents de profondeur, bornee en- hatit par
Ia terre de Francisco Marquette, ct en- bas par
la terre lie Pierre Charlet.
La terre colossus sera vendue sujette a une
servitude en- favour de Pierre Chariot, ct q nn
usufruit en- favour de Pierre Charlet. s1'a'
Termes ct conditions. z <9.st.
Laterre ci-dessus sera vendue. a un creoit de
mn, deux, ct trois ans, echeant dams lie mols &c
Mars des annees 1852, 1853, ct 1854. 'Lacqne-
reur devra fonrnir bonnie caution, avec hypothe-
que ct les privileges du vendcur seront retenas
j~usqu'au paienaeht. aft9aH sye
Paroisse Absorption lie 90 Septembre 1851.
a. % ha "A. +. HICKMAN Shery.
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AUX ~pLANTEURS.

x,fHRs TT. CRANE ct QUINE, Forgerons
I'LL ct Ingsnieurs Mscaniciens, ont rhon-
nenr d,annoncer au public qu'ils sont mainte-
nant etablis pres ''habitation de A. G. McCul-
lum ct quilts entreprendront toute esPece de
travaux concernant leur profession, II sem
presseront aussi de repondre a Ia demande des
habitants pour les reparations des machines
a vapeur, bouilloires, moulins, ETC., lie tout,
4 des prix moderes. NJ
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Bstms 4 napeurs alf.trfux.
TENus A DoNALDsoNsILLE' a
90cIEUR B0UTILLERST-ANDRe

j ENUS A , 7
PARle oocTEuR BouTIlLER sT-ANDRe.
lie DocrEuR ,Bour1LLrER St-ANDRE
nrevient lie public quill Went d'etablir
dams 81 demcure unc Sale de bains .
yaoeur S%ulfnreux. Les heureux result
tnts obtenus par ce systemic ct le desir
dc repondre au ven general, tells sont
es mobiles. sentiments qni FONT ani'ne
en- fondant Get stablissement. Tout lie
monde ~connaft dfja reficacite souye-
raine des bains a vapeur Snlfureux; nous
n~'ayons done pas besion dc dire que les
| Rhumatisrnes meme les plus inveteres
ne s~auraient resister a son action; que
les maladies %cutanees, les affections nj
testinaIcs ct autrcs disParaissent a son
contact. d. es.a.ts d. ,.,. .,
lie Docteur BoutiiIier Went d'ajouter
4 ce systeme qui est deja aussi simple
~ou'elegant I'm apparel dune incompara-
Bile utilize : C'est un ventilateur place a
rinterieM de la machine au moyen du-
ouel on degage Ia vapeur gu gaz suffu-
reux dams moins dune. minute. Les
dangers, auxqueHs lie patient etait pre-
cedenment expose, Sc trouvent ainsi to
taIemcnt a~neantis. En- effet, par Pancien
systeme il fallait au moins dix minute'
pour faire lie engagement total. Or, i
n%ouyait arrive,r que Ie malade vint q sc
sruuyer NAL durant lie coursde fopera-
ton ct par consequent de graves acci-
dents sen suiyre par suite de la lenteu'
de Procurement du gaz sulfureux.
4 PRlx DIES SA1NE.
{. Pou, une douzaine $50. SIS, w.
Pour moins de douze on pour chaqu'
! balm 90, 90.
Une machine dc Ia meme nature es
, en- vote de construction ponr les y
gres. Ia. ...azls.
d lie DR.. Bontillier St.-Audr
profile dc cctte occasion pour remercle
! ic public de Encouragement quill q bic,
I. voulu lui accorder jusqu'a &c jour. J
csc esperer que la meme c%onfiance ct !
meme patronage, don't il fera en- sort
y de Sc rendre t~oujours digne, lui seror
/ continues a I'avenir.
. p. S.-Chaque baigneur est tenu d
: Sc pourvoir dun Drap ct de deux ser
: viettess.. s. .o.-S ,'. i'..4 43.)
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u HABITANTS.
T. rAUSNAT. E0RGERON

5Etabli pres de rEglise paroissiale dc PAs.
somntion. sur l'ancienne habitation Bougere,
offre SEES services a Messieurs les plantears. Il
execusera dams ses ~ateliers tous les ouvragges
ou'on voudra bien lui confer, on il Sc transport,
terra dams les sucreries1 . Ia convenience des ,ha-
bitants.
II est prat a recevoir des ordres pour lie con.
fectionnement de grillages; grillages pour TOM
beaux on pour devantures, balloons, ETC., etc.
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r. RABASSE
"a. W.naAe d 'Yaa

Avant compose IN oDoNTAL'G'l-
-OUE oui guerit radicalement les maux
de dents ct arrate Ia earle, a Phonneor
den faire part a ses cliens ct d'oflr'r SEES
services aux personnes qui Pe"ven Ten
avoir besoin.
Ainsi m%aintenant: plus d~'extraction'
plus dc souffrances, ct preservation GER
tame ct Ecilc. ~.sl - 49,
p5n va continuer ses voyages CONNIE
II les Eaisait a%uparavant. l44'
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-26
TO PLANTERS.

Nn RS. I. J. CRANE and QUINE, Black
@ksmths and Engineers, have the honor
toinform the public, that they keeps their Black
smith Shop near the plantation Of Mr. A. C.Mc
Coilnm. where they will undertake all works
conu.rrins tl.e;- r-sfess;oa They will ho7 hap, y
to answer 10 the call of the planters who may ,e-
ouire their services for repairing their steam
engines, boilers, mills, &C., &c. Their prices
win be moderate. .ss4a flz
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-26
PATENT MEDICINES DEPOT.
Ia oSo, ~.
GN;;... 9Ytsss. @onaHd,onu;;G0Ge.

81 a. EE% |-aA$ &#h@8&
Al,,,ors - bo nj for eale for g Cash. On.
w. 4 fresh supply ofshe following mediei-
mes. IS zz
FIR colds. coughs. GROUP, CONSUMPTION,
bIood and the general affections Of the
,,nas AYERS Cherry Pectoral -
,T;lS cberrv ana Tar-I.iyerwodrt. and Tar
n.asam e wild cherry - sherman's Olo.
unaaa.,. CO.. Was,srn panacea-Oxi-
- R:.,ors Tow David. Hebrews
plas.ss
~ nhm Tooth ache. mains in
II. u.aan: Igaad Acbal R,rns.
ny ....''0' n:,.s /. II HfafhtI
op von. ross ;n;m,.nt : Mexican Mus.
tang an ~ DalIey's Magical Pain Extractor-
III - E +44& AtHMs
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-26
cElAP Cash STORE,
no. ~ MISSISSIPPI STREET, 9b 3
VII.LE faI.,A

F%R NU* MkcbAS0AFFl 8TMEETs
DONALDSON WILLIE, Ia.
1HE subscribers respectfully present
their thanks to the public in general
and their friends in particular, fortheir libe-
ral patronage, since. they have commenced
business, and they hope, that constant atten.
ton 10 business and untiring efforts to
please in the selection OF their goods, will
continue to them the unlimited confidence
oftheir good old customers. We now offer
for sale, cHEAP for Cash, d splendid aassoft-
ment Of g~entlemea's clothing, boots, hats,
gloves, hoses, brogans, nnullifers, CATERS,
braces, i~crasats, &c, dsca Sdddlery. Amer.
lean, English and Spanish saddles, bride
filings and m~artingales ofoyery descriptions.
81 A sine assortment o coopers' and carpen-
ters' tools, and hardware in general Dry
Goods, Lowell No. ! bleach and unhleaeh
rnnslass, fine red, blue, yellow, green and
white f~anpels, ladies and misses hoses,
gloves, CATERS, c~orsets, black kid and lasts
CATERS, white kid and satin SLIPPERS,
chlldrens's shoes, boots, CATERS, Ac, &c, all
III which wo sell atthe lowest market price,
for cash or approved paper ssl sitsn lf
sahot g RICHARD 4 TEMPLET.
Jan,rnarv. Iifb, 1851 IL q