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NELOD,.OSs. MELODEoNs.

yyaE Nelodeons manufactured hy Prince &
l. Co., OF Bifalo, are decidedly superior Ia
any other. Ills bni three years since these IN
,tr men,s were first introduced to tie public and
The demand for them can hardly be sUrp'ied
THIS us'rumen, Is well daptei for churches, Il
mas rich tone aud IS inily equal 10 small or.
gan while the p.iee j, much less They ale
hishjy recommended b, Lowell, Mason, and 9th
ers. The subscriber has naae such arrangements
with The manufacturers as will enable him npon
he opening of navigation 10 furnish them Al Roc
Island at the manufacturers prices merely adding
sizes on the small size and $500 on the fst
ones tow rds transportation. Prices oil The above
instruments from $500 10 ssloo, according 70
tie siee and finish. As the manufacturers have
large number of orders ahead II is desirable, that
those in want Of them should order soen. 1h.
MeIadeon is also neat paror instrument. Any
Information respecting them can be had BY apply
ing to the subscriber.
HENRY A. PORTER
Pnek Island Feb o7ih 1851.
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NEW STORE,
CHEAP GOODS.
NIs StOcK VF GtFk't.st . ~
KEinl MILE ClMIntM,
Oppo>1rs Tilg ErNA Nuts


yvyI,E subscriber has received in addition .
his stock oi Goods, lni of
READY MADE ClOTlitAG,
Such as Coats, Pants, Vests, shirts, drawers =
Also broad Cioths, Cassmets, satlne',s, 'w 5a
cans and lnse,s, h,uuels, Alpaeeas, 'iea'l',a
Abysnia, woolen and worssed goods Pf' -. -
uss,,,nao C,ltcecs, assorted styles and figures
roam ~ ltioacheas sasing and shifting, f.i's
Surgh cotton warp. carpe, chain, batting, waa 70,
ing and wiehing, buffalo robes, sols, slp' eal
and upaer leather, Sligo IRON, sheet iron' s'se
dough LAYS, nails and large east kettiss' Wooae'
buckets. inls. churas, bowls Ne.
GROCERIES, OF all kinds, L. 3 @. a. an'
/. i sal.s. indow glass, erockery and sassWais
,air aud leather covered travelling uunAs; goo.
,ssar,msnt Of ladies ami gen,lsmen's gum owe
shoes, shoes and bouts ut all kinds, lardMaie
pain,s dis and dye stnEs, dfssd ifaa., N, ~" (. n,
,er. aud Two geese feathers, which WI .s sur
Nan a. C lsh. JAMES NJ. BOWLING.
Davenport, March 20'h, 1851.
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BE- PATIENT AND PgRsEsER1sG.- All tia
have obtained FIR themselves great an,
permanent reputation. have Won AMI Sc
cured j By patient aud perseyerins labor
ny tfea'ing time no as waste land ft oa,}
ief sslulbie. i.u, as true estate Of Whic.
~ rrrner il u BE lei, unca.iisaled.
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Lone PgarERs.-Some months 81, 1
person was committed 70 j.iiin North mp
Ion Mass, and was put in roo,n with /
m4aiac sba had been canfiaed there TEN
raraFl'g previous to his being AIKEN 10 the
iaslne Hospisa! at Br itllsboro. Alter lht
new conner had iarned in for ihe night his
crazy chnm ordered him up, told him IL
dress himself and ihen make prayer; Oh
be wasil choke hin todeait. There wa,
no other way but 70 obey, aad after making
Whist be supposed q tie suaicirpii. lung
prayer be stepped. His ingui.isog ioIi hin
10 keep on, and actually kept him prayiua
all night. The poor msn was 10, reiicsed
"n'ii tho isi.or carried in his bre4afag,.
From The fact OF his having been committed
10 jail, probabilities fayer the conclusion
ihat he was not accustomed 10 PRAYER ard
it mist have Come hard for him to pray q!
night al his ffsl attempt.
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A. c. BILLION.
Watch and Clock Maker and Lnsrayfr:

Grady ST., daor 6eloir ID. NiAfrTar's ',fee
Is now prepared At his Variety sore, % exc
.l,te Al kinds OF work Id the C'aeH, W4tcn. sew
erg aud Engraving business Cloeksaha " Asea
- earelnils Cleansed anu Reaaifed..
Work sent IRON distance attended e VIII
care aud promptness. ma 'o'
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.
lust RECEIVED


A 4 wELI.Es Cheap Store one o. the h''es
n Stocks Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
ever ofle ei before in this Market. Hls SlocF
eon.i - of The mos, Fashionable styles 81 Prinls
pain and Plaid Ginghams; Lawn cinahams
I.awns. De LANES, Fancy Atpaccas, Ram an'
Paid Muslin, Iackonetts, Iarltons, nafese
Dress silk Of every variety. ltalian, Manras ai''
G. nuham Clavats, S.lk, Linen ana Haniot'
Iapd kercaiefs: Bvnneis and Ronne, Ribbons
grnaJ Ia, his. fiain and Fame, Cassmcrs, Jeans
Corded PIaids, S,aws Of all descriptions.
Ready Made Clothing
in great varieties.
HATS.
Mole Skin, Jenny Lind Silk, Fur. Wool,
Kossuth, Rough and Ready, Gaii'orna,
cong,ess, Leahorn, Pearl Straw, Pcdolc,
Panama and Palm Leaf Hats.
HARDWARE.
Knives and Forks, Pocket do,
Novelty Locks, Plate and RLm LII LOCKS
Butts, Screws, Bed Screws, Tacks,
Augers aud Anger Bits, Traces,
Hammers, Ia,h and shinsle Hateiets,
T.ace aud Log Chains,
Brainard ani others make OF Colee A"ls'
Spoons Table and Tea
A good assortment.
GROCERIES,
Crushed Loaf and New Osleans Sasar,S y
N .. aloasses.
aperial, Young IIysoa, aud Black Teas,
Chocolate. Rice, C nnaaon, Cloves.
Natmegs, Ginger, Saleratus, l.. y. ha. Y. a
salts.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Calf, Goat, and Kip Boots;
Boys and Youth do
ladies Enameled Morocco and french
Kid S i2pers, Ladies CATERS OF all Co'ofs.
Misses Cutters and Posas !; Children Sho.s Y
great varieties; Ladies Jenny Lind and Exeeis :
Or Ilaf Caters.
Mustard and thousand and ono articles leo
numerous TO mention, always TO be ionnda
c. c. WEtLES.
Successor of CHRISTIE ) WLLLEs.
May 18th, 1851.
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TOOLS.
FALL RIVER MAILS,
Deeds and Mortgages

DRlATED according 10 the latest form AM
= on substantial paper selected for the pur.
pose, fer sale at this Office.
Gazette Office, Nov. TN, 1850.
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NEW BOOKS

4 C0LhfC TON of Miscellaneous Books
- among them some very desirable WORT f.
$50 Stationery, may be found on sale unusual,
eW at tAe store OF A. SANDERS,
Post Office Building
naNennnft Innr lath
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ARTIFICIAL LEarHER.-A corrcspoa-

ARTIFICIAL LEaTHER-A corrcsponr
dent, who recently visited Abingdon. Mass.
informs us. that ia going into ship 4 fe~
dsgs agn, be witnessed another triumph q
ar, aided and Guided b. science. A steam
engine Of six or eight hnrse power Is erected
for grinding up The chips and shasings q
leather which are cot off by ibe shoe ard
boot-mskerS, and which have heretofore
Leen burnt or thrown awsy. These art
ground 10 powder resembling coarse snuH.
and this powder is then mixed with certain
gums and other substances. SO thoroughly
that The whole mass becomes kind Of
melted leather. In shor, lime this dries
iiuic, and is rolled cut 10 the desired
thickness one twenty fourth d
an inch. Il is now qaite solid, md is said
70 Le entirely water prof. On putting
the question whether il was strong, the
manufacturer cut several slips a iopt long
aud half an inch wide, which our Informal nj
endesyared 10 vain 10 break This new
fashioned leather will make good middle
soies f,r shoes, aad perhaps inner soles
and would be very durable round the shafts
Of a Carriage. or in any place where mere
chafng i all The wear desired. Il is sup
posed il would wear well IS bands for some
kinds Of machinery, aud will doubtless be
used for MANY other purposes. A patent
has been secured, and The article will $40,
be in The market aud in USE Portsmouth
tN.H JournaI.
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sANECD ,TE of FRANK GRANGER.

A the commencement OF Mr.. VanBI
WAS administration, the postmaster -
soy, an old respectable citizen, who had
hid lhe post Tor scnc years, was removed
RI resigned. Ilo transmitted bis accounts
81 the Government, with the request thai
! sAcy might be adjusted as speedily as ro>
gMiblc, and the statement scat. ia the meat
,imo he deposited 500 ia Washiaeler
bank, Ia meet my balance there might he
arainst him. The four wears i thu adsnin-
is,ration OF Mr.. Van Darea rolled away.
duriae which he ia vain made repeated
and constant endeavors 10 obtain soins
knowledge af how his accounts siood. lie
had given il upin despair, (,hoagh he still
left the ,noacy in deposit when Mr.. Gran
ger fxith v HON he was some y hat acaualn-
icd) was Installed Postmaster General,
under Harrison.
Tho new Wing Porimasser General was
scarcely warn in his otiicinl chair before
ho received letter from Troy detailing
the case d tho aggricved postmaster, and
imsloriag i settlement Of his account a,
some not far distant period. Mr.. Granger
opened wide his eses and rang his bell !url'
ensiy. When the messenger came he was
sent 10 call The Chief clerk. .iio~ isihls-
sir," asked Mr.. Granger; .'docs i, take toul
years 10 audit the accounts II postmns
terri IL will see, fal,ered the clerk, whe
knew too well the state cl facts. lie has.
tened 10 The proper division, IN the audi
iar'sbafeau, aud brough, the clerk who had
charge Of these accounts.
II wan, to know" said the Postmaster
Genersl, ..ihc coalition efthe sccoant Of
tho pns,msster Of Troy, transmitted i,u'
years aga"
Tho r:efk replied s.th. he would take oc'
casiun - Iouk It up and in.orm rim. :"
Airing me tho book Instantly" said Mr,
c.. Il will have no further shutting in ,hl'
mailer"
The boak was brought, when, IL! tho ac'
count, which had been posted np month.
before, exhibited balaacc due tie post
master Of $500.
..Whs has he not been notified aud ths
account set,led?' inquired the astouishet
Postmaster General Of The giil,.-looking
clerk.
.sWhy, SIR replied The clerk, sneskiag'y,
sit i~n't the practice in this Department &
ls..ify rrceps sriea tie balance is IL faror
0ffse Gorsrnmeat"
sW.',l see, tben. sir, If we can't intro
due, little ofi..c element Of I,enesie ia'o
,ho praciicc ofshe Department" ssid Nj
Granger. s.ln the mean time. doyau siai.
thai .ccean, and send it along witt, dr4f,
f9r The balance before yon leave the Office
fer the DAY. Washington Correspoa
dcace Of ". y. 1riduac.
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ahe Gel has 90 Advantage over a
asfpna'ed faan-'ie is aasss contents,
wiz a.aaor.
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w. ID. sMsz'sa.

w. ID. SMITH.
las inst returned from =. Louis ana ot'sn
Ill ed a. his Old Stand 4 large stock 81 ie@e!,
~. Faucy G 1ods and TOYS, Silver watches
Gold aad SILVER Pencils, Cold Pens, Sold iinse'
and Ear Rings. G1li Clasps, solver Ihfnhi'f
Pocket aud Pcnkngves. Scissors, Belts aaa
large assortment OF TOYS
Cocks and Wutc.es carefully repaired and
warranted
OH Gold aud Silver taken Tor goods or work
payappnrt Nov l4ih. 1850
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pHRENO!OGY, MAGNET.
ISM. &c. &c.


u Y late arrivals The subscribers have receis
II cd the following among various other works
fowlers pllrtnology,
8 Physiology,
Hereditary Descent,
s Love and Pareataee,
:. Memory ana Sell. Culture,
MsrFiage,
Griscom's U4os and Abuses OF Air.
Combe's phreuolcgy,
Constitution Of Nan,
s. Physiology,
ID geslion aud Diefetus,
Universal Guide to Health,
C9uer's Anthony and PHI si,iogy,
Constacks' Physiology.
De'euze's Pfacficol instructions in Mannc
ism, Tg.nshend's Facts 10 hesmersm; Hainrc,
D.stae Revelations, BY A. J. Davis; The Grea
iarsnatla by Al. Diyis.
Also, few Reans Fine, Thin, French Let
81 Paper, 9Th Edge and Plain; which. with for
aier Stock, mukes full assortment Of every des
| sngtion q Cap. Letter and Note Paper.
Tue pubic are requested 10 cali and examine
June 10, 1851.
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sa..1s' ias scuc-. i he aa'y gcu
5sdy sfaf social evils.
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A CAMEO or SHpEMaKERs Among ihc
items Of California intelligence, We iiud The
following:
The British ship Henrietta, Cspt. Oats
was entered al the Custom House On Tues
day. She i. last from Hong Song, anil
brings 223 Chinese passengers, iist q
whom is before rs. What collection q
Amangs, aad AIings, and Achoys! OF shc
223 names, $50 commence with The letter
A, usually terminating with @, Or a \
aud in every instance two syisables il
length. Ba, The most singular circumstance
connected with this cargo OF CelesIiais /.
that out of The whole number, Gel are shoe.
MAKERS, one doctor, and one merchant
There is Along. Alluug, Anchuns. Am
pYng, Acknowledging, Apang. Chiage
hung, Ranei.ing, and hest Of other bloods
who smile with their new Inaen eyes. q,
though the weird was made Of raiubows
and shaw hamn The chief end OF man.
Alta Californian.
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'ILES.--M!ll saw, hand saw, Cros, Gu, sav
l. and Whip saw files, round, half round. IA,
squire OF all sizes, wood rasps, smoothing flies
Cabinet files and shooting rasps of best quality
At the Hardware Store,
vet "a. No. lie Cnirc Row.
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More New Goods ut lliI,Irr,i,s

usT RECEIVED Britannia Tea setts, C II.
y tee pots, Can&l sticks, sIit'oons, etc. Also,
"nhd "hpple Irons tor s'oveY: stew kettles aud
s%nce pans, for sale cheap a, he Care ROW.
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r,uE subscriber has received in addition Z
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Post 0fice Department.
.4agttst, %, 1851. 5l-5a}
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PllICES IF THE INIMENT.
In consequence OF the increased demand VIC
arc now put, up % cenf, so cent and vi pc'-
Ties The 80 cent bottles contain three tunes
- much as the Is cent size and the 81 bottles
'ourIimes as much as the SO cent siEe-so iha'
moncy will be saved in buyiug the large bot-
les.
Principal Depot at A. G.. TRACES Nrng
) ere, corner Of Third and Market streets, 81.
Louis, No.
Druggists and country merchants supplied on
bera terms. May LIST, 1851. 3t-ly.
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IVFW y LH1fUNy.
The Undersigned undertake that il the forego-
ihg bid Tor carrying the mail on route No. b.
accepted by the Postmaster G. nerzl the bidder
shall, pF.or 10 the Is b day Of Fl brua next, en-
Ter into the required obligation 10 perform The
service proposed, with good and suffcen, sure
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-29
NECROLOGEE.

Deeds ic Mercrcdi, l3 JUN dc ccttc an
nee, dams Ia paroisse Saint jean BaP!istc
HENRI WALTON.
La societ& louisianaise n pcrdu en- 'ul
IN dc ses mcmbres les plus !lonorabics ct
les plus gin6reux; Ia science un dc ses
tavoris les plus eminentes; Ia familic gu!
Iui donna la preure de Ia plus sublime alb
ntg,tion, lie chef lie plus deyout, lie plus
sage lie plus aimant.
C'est aprcs unc agonie de yingt-ans
que Henri Walton IA obetcnu &C quill d
bicn Solvent desir6... Ia mort, cc souve-
rain rcm6dc dc tous les meux qli DC pcu'
vcut gnerir.
Que !'idGc de tout &C qn'il a sousfert
rende vi peu moins hujhcurcux Itpo"se
ct les enflnts quill Iaissc derrierc iui.-i
WYATT. il q~ucIqucsj ours Il pcine, mais i
soufIruit d'indtinissabIes tortnrcstoujour<
tou jours IL newt plus. Gus nc !c yer
rons plus ianais. mails i! bort. il bort du
sommciI etcrnel dn ~juste.". Fame est i'm
mortei!c, s'il est ane recompcnsc pour
rhomme qui a bicn vecn, il jouit de Get
tc recompcncc i%ninie. Car q"i a mieu,
fait que lni snr la terrc' qui plus quo loi
a s%ouffcrt ayec courage? ct resignation
Malgss scs tourments, qni plus que lui
a Anne?
A d'autrei ll,onncur dc fairc uneapo'
logic d'lienii Walton; pour nous ellie csI
gravee dune manicre in~ct1aeable dan:
nos souvenirs, dams noirc cGur; Fsai,
mellt nous he saulions dire cclic-ia.
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Succession lie Maria .Ant0nia .4l3n.o, de-
.tunte femme de Forenciio a. Lopex.
fTseTAT DE La LOUISIANA Cour 4,
xa@a Cinquieme District J udieiaire dams ct pour
Paroisse Absorption,
Attrndu que Jerome ST German, ndni.
nistrateur de la susdito succession a mis- on
cour un compte final de son administrators,
ainsi qp'une petition demandant rhomolo.
CATION
Avis est par 'e present dome a tous cerx
que celia pcut concerner, d'ayoir a d6daiye
dams les dix .jours qni %suivrout Ia date de-
cettc publication, les ~raisons pour lesqnellcs
le dit compte ne serait pas approuye ct
homoIogne ct les fonds entire ses maths rs
parts CONFINEMENT audit tableau.
Par ordre dc la Cour.
Assumption, le 3 juin 1851.
1921 DESIRE LEBLANC, Greairr,
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PIX DIES BANS.

A ces mos, lie quiaam effaye toraa sur ses talons ct yonlnt prendre la flute;
mais M, b.. ai est Grand It robute, le rehnt dune main sigoureuse.
i achezn mo. je Gus 81 prize, dit alors sic mu en- vesant ue larne de croco
-Vous ous cxpEqnerez q Pohe.. ~ a. ,,..q J.. ,H .a,.s
lie erne pour la pdniaue. Tenez ydci M monte en- or avg 81
chainc; ellie appartent a me joie file de diz-sep'5 ms ell ira. dena'np af IA
RETAINER, Gle seme! - @ r. 80, bs.s - @,x,ggaas, 81 -
M. b.. pu les bioux e les ritdans sa poehe; mis- il nc 1acha pas ,oleur,
l,u; ana ns. L. nec Is. m remit sucresitcment pmieurs4 antres Objects ~ ggI
Voyanft onu nobtenait rin dc sol inphcab!e condlcear, lie hloa Sc laEHn
.nreper Pea loa du pote anquel on aHait ariver.H dit d NJ. B.;e H8ngs
lie vols bieaa qi ji afMre It gull nest pas possible de ons en- lmPosef.
Jc vis yous annner mes Papers, ct qnand gus au'szq o.. e IT. s-... n Il .
re I'M ~ L. mil. at pour examiner les papers quill conteaaitn larha U instant e
Lila a., a,so.nao oui pu la fe a. tobtss jambes ct dHparut d travers
champs. 3 ..5 81. "a. =. .fs-ra,,.. sgg.-aI. ,...t.4
T I,a ra Z dont Il, paeus yenait detre ani mise entdeau, reconnnt bienfot
oae +. aoref NH await reu smit pfobablemente vote. Il lie remit, ainsi
|qne les bIoux ella piece dor qi luz uent fe estes Ian I is HaWo, aS a'oHess
locales, Ell leF donpant ie Hgnaemens esa % voH"' -- -
ssx#@ ..s4 s@sf8anaf st9AaI aaaaAS0
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EXCHANG GLE HOTEL
@fs E5sas
DDmalAsomvdulo.

ez NJ. J. SARRAN PREVENT Sos
!zsf.n. amis ct Ic public quill Went d'ou-
vrir un nouyel etabiisscment a l'cncoi-
gnure du CroisSant ct de, Ia. rue Missis-
>ippi, sous lie nom de d'Erchanre Hotel
I~lacG.dans Fun dea cndroits les plus pas.
sans de notrc locaIitt, d'Erchogc Hotel
ne saurai manqucr dc prosper. C'est
sans ccntredit, lie plus joIi %tablissement
de ce gehre que nous ayons ]rcncontre
dams toutc Ia camp"gnc. "a tapisscrlc
dun goGt cx1uis, son billiard tout neul,
sa sale waste ct bitn eclairtc, lie recon-
mandent dune fncon t2ntc spectacle ii la
curiosite publiquc. Brci. rlen ma e1e
tpargu6 pour he rendrc sans p2rcii:
Table comfortable, barre touioui:s oap-
provisionntc dcs l~iqucurs les plus deli
Gates service prompt, VOLTA dcs titrcs
que i'Erchangs Hotei ne dGmcntira ja-
mais. NJ. Sarran s~olIicitc la continual
ton de la favour don't lie pubIic Il toujonrs
cntou:e son ancicn endorsement ct il
s'engage a nc ricn neg'lgcr pour sen
rendre dignc.
Nous engagcons lc public d alIcr visi-
ter IE1changc Hotel, il y aura tonj ours
des siegcs reserves pour la compogn'e aes
Nnne"rs. S(.43) ,
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du Washington Hotel. lis soiEicite''t L.
continuation dc la fnvcur don't le, cuo',!!,
a tonJour5 cntoure Get Establishment, Ct
lis s'cngagent a nc sien nfgliger po0r
sen rendre digncs. appointments Ct
Table confortablcs- Barrctqnjoars appro
v%is;onnee des moiiIeurcs t.1ucurs. Ser
vice prompt, VOLTA DIES titres que ieur
maison nc dtmtntiTa jamais.
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gas>Is oapst,r smlfsaceuS
IENUs A DONALDsoNvII.LE.
PRRIE DOCTEUR B0UTlLLER ST-hN0RE

PARlE D0CTEUR B0UTILLER ST-ANoRE.
LIE DocrEUR BoUr1LL,ER St-ANDRE
PREVENT lie public quill Went d'etablir
dams sa dcmcurc unc Sale de bains a
yapeur SlIfurcnx. Les heurcox resuI-
fats ohtcnus par ce systemic ct le deslr
dc repondrc au general, tells sont
les mobiles scntiInens qni Font anime
en- londant Get Establishment. Tout lie
monde %connaft dtja I',ficaci'6 sonve-
rainc dos buins a yapeur Slliureux; nous
%n'avons done pas bcsion dc dire que les
Rhumatismes meme les plus invcteres
les maladies. c~utanses, les affections M
tcstinales ct autrcs disparaissent Il son
contact. t .4. u...r..!
lie Docleur BoutiiIier Went d'ajouter
a ce systemic qni est d&ja aassi simple
qu'tlegant un apparel dune incompara-
bic utilize I: C'cst I'm vcntilatcur place a
l'irterieur de Ia machine au moyen du-
quel on degage Ia vapenr on gaz sultl>
rcux dams moins d unc minute. Les
dangers, aux4nclls le patient etait pre-
cedemment expose, sc trouyent alnsi to-
talemcnt aneantis. En- effet, parl'ancien
syysteme il fallait an moins dix minutes
pour fare lie engagement total. Or, il
~pouyait arriver que le malade vint a Sc
s~ruuyer NAL durant ie coursde l'opera-
lion ct par consequent de graves. acct
dents sen suivre par. suite de Ia lcnteur
de Procurement du gaz sulfureux.
PIX DIES 5A-NTs.
Pom une DOMAINE 80. SIS, 90.
Pour moins de doaze on pour chaque
balm -, 90. Ef
Unc machine de la meme nature est
en- vote de construction pour les ne
gres. a1.
o. lie DR.. BoutilIier St.-Audrc
profile dc cettc occasion pour rcmercier
lie public de Encouragement gull = bien
vould Iii accorder jnsqu'a CO jour. II
csc esperer que Ia meme confiance ct le
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meme patronage, don't il fera Ell sortc
de SC rendrc toujours digse, lui scront
continues q ravenir-
p. S.-Chaque baigncur est tenu de
Sc pouryoir sd'un Drap ct dc deux SER
~viettes. (43.}
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lie tribunal competent prendra
c%onnaissancc de cette afaire.
Nous en- rcndrons compile dams notrc
proclaim numero. (.Ncssoger)
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ind { Borne & al Is. Furry Boudreaa.
No. 3iS,
NENTE PAR lie SHERIFF.

EENTE PAR lie SHERIFF.
fEsz7aTAT De LA LOUISIANE.-CoUE Du
sAsk CINoUIEME DISTRICT JUDIcIAIRE DAMS Eft
PoUI, LA pARoIssE AssoMi TON.
En- vertu dun ordre de saisic ct de ven'e
a moi adresse par Honorable Ia susdite
Cour, siegeant dams ct pour la paroisse As
somption Etat sus dit, date lie 81 Jnin 1851;
J'ai saisi e, j'ofiirai en- ventc publique, a Ia
Maison de Cour de cette Paroisse a Napo.
leonviIIe, lie Samedi dcuxieme jour du mois
d'Aoht 1851, a ONE heures A. NJ. la pro.
priete ci-apres decrite, sayoIr:
Ter. Tn Terrain situe dams la Paroisse
Assumption sur la rive droite du bayou La
fourche, mesurant TN demi arpent de face
sur nne profondeur indcterminee, a partir
du chemin public iusqu'au terrain de Ian.
&c Lana, borne en-haut a la terrc du Dire.
+. A. Williamson ct en- bas i celle dc Aadre
Borne ct Bernard Martin. .
Saisi pour satisfaire l'ordrc ci-lessus ct
les frais du process. Avce lie btnefce de
destination. g ..
Conditions Compliant.
Paroisse Absorption lie 2s JUN 1851.
(43.) A. +. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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ErrRoNTER1E. II MY a rien de te

ErFRoSTERIE. +" II MY a rien dc tel
que lie mauyais exemple. pour porter ra.
pidcment de detestables fruits. A peine
la justice await ellie pronounce sur l'auda-
cienx mefait dun des esciaves de NJ.
Preston, que lie mulatre Tom apparte-
nant au nomme Robert Many, s'est en-
.du coupable, sur la vote pnblique, de
manquc de respect envers Nine Gex.
file dc son maftre. Sur lie refus du pro.
psietairc de punir l'insolcnt antenr du de
lit don't il s'agit, affidavit 4 etc fat, ct
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biei entendnes accordees de part ct
d'autre laissent les Etats-Unis Sc maintc-
mir parmi les pays occupant les premiers
rangs dams lie monde civilise
) lie Mouitenv .4msricnin)