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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-03
Auctioneer.

sion .des souffrances de ma taDtea po4r
concher dams IN cabinet pres dele.
Castor la sniyit' tout fres,missant pen
dant quelques pas.
- C'est lei. dit Solange; tAchez do
dormir tout habiIle. pour que vos mou.
vemens, qui d'aiIleurs me paraissent
moins brusques qu'autrefois, ne vous fas
sent pas deviner par le sergent aux ecoa
ties. M%aintenant, al revoir, bonnie mud,
je vous aqporterai a dejedner demain
matin. alan a4.5 ssaf j se3aI
Ellie &c croyaitl libre de s'eloignel
mails vi bras dc Castor la saisit parla
taille. IA 1sEttt 81
- Laissez-moi, dit-elle: yous sayeg
que je ne pnis souffrir ces manieres; las
SEE moi. ~repeta-t-elle plus yivement "a
essayant d'echapper a I'etreinte %violents
qui i.enIacait. Puts ellie. %ajouta, pleine
d'nne' frayeur indignee !: Hector, que
youlez-vous? Qusaije fat pour attirer
vos insultes !? Oh! je vous en- supple, me
me forcez pas a vous trafir en- appellant
mon Dieu ! c:est aiffreux; cessez au nom
de votre mere e..
Mais sa p~lainte fut stoufse sous le'
lesres de Castor, invinciblcment subja'
que par les egaecs quselle hui sevelas
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-03
SCOTT BARBECUE.

C'est demain que doit avoir lieu a
Napoleonyille lie grand barbecue auquel
les wings de FAssomption, invitent tous
les Louisianais, sans distinction dc part:
I .Cette invitation est trop aimable pour
que nous ne souhaitions pas a nos adj
versaircs une belle journee ct I'm grand
cencours. ..@ ~" ..
Parmi les ~orateurs qui sont annonces
CONNIE tdeyant prendre Ia parole, on
compile lie colonel Witt slui nest ausre
qu'un de ces liberateurs qui tenterent d
q Cardenas linvasion de Cuba. lie colo
mel Witt fnt meme blesse, ST nous ne
nous t%rompons, dams cette expedition.
\ II est Grange que lie parti wing qui
traitait lnaguere de aibustiers, de pirates
les quelques ~insensss qui Sc ~lancerent
dans Ia! plus folle des enterprises, sen.
toure aujourd'hui, pour alder au triomphe
de sa cause, de ces fi6ustiers, de ces pr
rates. t'3s'
Mais le part whig tent peu a etre
consequent. Celui qui etait pour lui un
yoleur. la %veille, est un ercellent ap5tre
lie lendemain. #s.s3#5
lie but ne justife-t il pas ses moyens ?
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-03

Apres eette decision ct e combinai-
sons, il ma pas etc difheile de trouver un
pretexte au, displacement du %candidat
whig dams les devoirs oficiels qui Pappe-
latent au Kentucky. En- consequence, il
est part de Washington suivi du gene
raj Wood; mails celui-ci, qui est demo-
crate, n'ayant pas tarde. par Ia route
qu'on prenait. a s'npercevoir de quot il
s'agissait, ii laisse sou chef DE file conti-
nuer a suivre lie chemin DIES coolers, ct
s'est dirige par me vote plus directe vers
sa destination.
C'est IN Grange specta Gle, il faut en-
convenir, que celui que presente ce voya-
&c du general Scott. C'est une chose
tout>a~fait nouvelle dams rhistoire de nos
elections. Jamais les wings ne nous
a~vaient donne an pareil exemple dams
les campagnes prdsidentieIIes, OH lis Sc
sont Iivres auz plus grandes excentrici-
ties. Janais tentative aussi audacieuse
n'avait etc essayee. Jamais la presidence
~n'avait etc 81 pres d'atre trafnee dams la
boue.
LIE general Harrison await fait procla-
mer par une circulaire signee de Nj.
Webster qu'aucun officer public ne de-
wait i%ntervenir dams les elections; ct &C.
pendant lie parti whig fouIe aux pieds
cette defense; ct dependant lie general
Scott, officer salarie par lie gouverne-
ment general, dome lexemp!e de la yio-
lation de cette reggie. Ainsi les fonds du
tresor public qui defraient ce voyage Ser
viropt a propager dams lie Sud Iinauence
abolitioniste du Nord qui a nomme lie
candidat whig.
Que Ton dtguise ees choses.la sous
telles couleurs que l'on voudra, eI!es
men apparaftront pas moins au peupIe
telles ~qu'elles sont. LA depeche teItgra-
ique de Baltimore, que nous avons pu-
bliee depuis la semaiue derniere, ct que
repete un journal de New-York auquel
nous %empruntions her queIques lignes,
cette depeche qui annonce que lie gene
raj Scott "se pretera aux receptions qui
lui seront aites," Ma pas etc dementie;
ellie ma pas d~'ailIeurs etc transmise sans
autorisation; ct ellie est contirmee par
%l'annonce que content un dcs derniers
numeros du Republic, "que lie genera!
Scott a %harangue lui-meme une assem-
blee publique a Pittsburg."
AVIATION jamais eu pidee dune pa
reiIIe chose ! I'm eandidst a la presiden-
ce des Etats>Unh reeherch,nt les as
semblees publiques ct y al!ant en- per-
solicitor he vote du peuple! La
b%olitioniste w. F. Johnston, presidant
l'assemblee, ct lie general Winfield Scott
a la tribune, pariant a la toule Nest
&c pas la le dernier effort de l'agonie du
parti Scott-Sewardiste ?
(Comrier.(
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-03

- Je suis revenue, dit Solange, en- Sc
%penchant, pour metre pas entendue, ST
proche de celui qn'elle croyait atre son
cousin, que son souf1e ~caressait les che
yeux de Melcy;i e suis revenue pour vous
apprendre que j'ai ecrit a Nine Marquee
rite de Valois, ma marianne, atm d'obte-
mir votre grace. J'ai dit a la princesse
que je suis votre fancee; ellie en- sera
plus dispose a vous %servir. car ellie dai<
gne manner b%eaucoup. J'aurai sa re-
ponse dams quelques jonrs; pendant ce
temps vous resterez lei; csest ma cham-
bfe; vous J serez en- sdrete ct votre mere
ne perira pas d'inquietude.
Castor, ne pouvant parIer, remercia
par un baiser sur la Jolie main au'il await
So %retrouver maigre a mutt sombre; cette
main ne cllercha nulIement a lni echap-
per, mais ellie efait froide ct ne tremblait
pas. La %jeune file continue dun ton as
seq triste :
~ Je ne venx pas choisir &C moment.
Hector, pour vous gronder; votre peril
voos defend contre ce que yous appelez
mes sermons: mais je me reserve de vous
exprimer plus tard mon antipathie pour
votre humeur querelIeuse. Maintenant,
venez, que je you conduise a mon liz.
e'cst-adlre, au y6tre; moi, j'ai pris occa.
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ELECTION

Pursuant to law an Election will be held on
Monday the 18th day of October next 1862 at
the Court House of the parish for the purpose
of %electing of a member of the Poti"e jury for
the 9Th ward Of the parish, to fill the vocancy
occasionned by the resignation of Lucius Suthon.
Polls spin from ten o'clock A. M. to four
o'clock P. M. Judges A. M. Foley g. C. L.
Mavor.
By order of the President.
Parish Of Assumption, september 28th 1862.
C. L. MAYOR. Clerk O Police .Iuru
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mais qui sont bien connus dams les
Etats.
Dun autre cote, nous nommons les
wings abolitionistes qui Sc sont P1onon-
ces en- favour du general Scott. Ce
sont !:
Horace Greedy, de New-York;
William FL. Seward, do;
TurIow Werd, 90;
Amos Tuck, du New-Hampshire;
Truman Smith, du Connecticut:
John Davis, du Massachusetts;
Zeno Scudder, do;
Solomon Foot, du Vermont;
w. Upham, do:
Thaddeus Stevens, Pennsylvania;
w. F. Johnston, do;
j.. w Howe, do;
Lewis D. Campbell, de fOhio;
B. Stanton, do.
Nous pourrions sans peiae allonger
cette Iiste, aussi bien que la ~precedente,
mais nous ~voulons nous arreter ades
MONS connus de toute l'Union.
Habitans sucriers, wings ct ~demoerates,
Iisez ct redechissez. Celia en- vaut bien
la pcine. Croyez-vous encore qn'on
puissc considerer CONNIE le part whig
lie parti don't des honfnes tells que ceu
de la premiere cattgorie Sc separent
avec indignation !! ~Croycz~vous que ce
soft e1ectivement lie part wing a la tete
duQuel Sc ~placent ain>i tous ces chefs
aholitionistes des Etats iibres, don't vous
lisez les mons dams la seconde eatego~
RE?
Par vos propres interets, par lie main
ten de l'UnioD, qui ftit seulc la force ct
Ia grandeur de notre pays, nous yous
adjusons de refechir.
Courier de la Louisiana.
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LIE DERNIER DIES RoBEsPIERRE.

LIE dernier rspresentant dun non ce-
iebrc dams les afns,ies ,e 93, NJ. Isl
dore Jastin de Robespierre, est mort
au mois de JUN dernier a Santiago du
Chill, OH il etait 6tabl' depnis pres de
60 ans. II est mort a un age tres avance,
dams II Prop'itte quill posseIait a
deux lieues de la Vile.
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la PREUVE PAR LES MONS.

Les proprietaires d'esclaves de la
Loulsiane y%eulent-ils bien faire attention
a ceci? Les wings nous parIent par fois
de quelques obscnrs democrates (noms
.inconnus) qui, disent-ils, r%epudient la
candidature de Pierce. Nous, nous nom
mons les wings de haute distinction, ,lu
Sud ct meme du Nord, qui ont signs la
Reputation qu'ils ont fate dc Scott. &c
sont :
Les hon. NJ. P. Gentry, dn Tennessee
c. H Williams, do;
A. G.. Watkins, do;
R. Toombs, dc la George;
A. Ii. Stephens, do;
HIM. Conrad, de la Louisiana
WIN Parham, do;
7. |. Clingman, de Ia Caroline
du Nord;
David Outlaw, do;
James Lyons, de la Virginie;
Thos. McKaig, du Maryland
Daniel Jennifer do;
Ed. Long, do;
George I. Curtis, da Massach.
lie Neur Wh,g. ;.
Hirant ketchum, de Newly;
Sans compter des centaines d'antres
-
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Succession of acknowledgements.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. Fifth Judi.
cial District Court in and for the Pa.
rish of Assumptions.
Whereas Claudius Linossier, Administering
of the succession of Mathurin Sauvestre, has
this day filled in Court an account of ner ad-
ministration, together with a petition praying
for its homologation.
Nnotice IS hereby given to all whom it NAV
concern to show cause if any they have within
ten days from the acte hereof, why said account
should not be approved and homologated, and
the funds in his hands distributed in accordance
Herewith. a.,..E.r@
~ By order of the Court.
Parish of Assumption, this
A 25th sept. 1852.
Desire Leblanc,
4 Clerk.
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Succession de Mathurin S,uvestre.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cour
du Cinquieme District Judiciaire dams
ct pouy la ~paroisse Assumption.
Attendu que Claudius Linossier, administra.
teur de la succession de Mathurin Sauvestre, a
enregistre en- cour, I'm compile de son admins
%tration, ainsi q%n'une petition en- demandant Tho.
moIogation.
Avis est par lie present donne a tous ceux que
celia peut concerner d'avoir a deduire dams les
dix iours apres la publication de Get avis, les
raisons pour lesquelles ledit compile ne serais
pas approuve ct homologue ct les tonds entire ses
mains ~repartis commencement a la loi..
Par ordre de la Cour,
LIS. paroisse Assumption, lie Is
Desire Leblanc,
4 Grefier.
a.@FH -Tr
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VENTE PUDLlQUE

II sera offert en- vente pnblique par lie sous
signe, encanteur dument l%icencie, dams ct pour
la paroisse Assumption, lie 80 o,obrellS52, dix
neures du matin, sur les lieux dams lie Bride
St Martin, les proprietes ~ci-apres d~tcrites, aP-
partenaEt a Dominique Esteve, sayoir: ,~
10. Une terre situee en- cette parolsse dams
lie Brittle It. .Wartin, mesurant un arpent ct demi
de face sur lie Bayou Olivier, sur uhe lproion-
deur de huit a neuf arpents plus GU moins. boz
nee en- hant par la terre de Joseph Esteve ct en-
bas par celle de Francis Esteve, ensemble aVec
touies les batisses ct ameliorations qui sly trob-
vent. 49,,
20. Quelques aninaux, un lot de. mais, CO.
ton ct paille, cochons, une charrette a cleya!,
une IL cent, q%uelques efets mobiiiers, outils ARA
torres ct VA lot de voIaiiles, etc.
Condillo1,s :s
La terre payable en- trois termes tgaux, un
tiers Ell mars 1853, TN tiers en- mars 1904 ct IN
tiers en- mars 1855. Les acqnereurs tournissant
bonnes ct sutfsantes cautions, ct hypothequx
speciale sur la terre jusqu'a partait paienient, ct
tOute soinme qui ne serait pas pay,c a ech'-
ance portera interet a raison de huits pour cent
par an
Lacte de vente sera sasse devant lie Recorder
de cette paroisse, aux fsais de facquereuF.h
ParoIsse Assumption, tc ~ sept. 1852.
DESIRE LEBLANC
4 Etuahteur.
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E. Bergeron,
Ursin CALLER,
F. Delaune,
A. F. Hickman,
A. Morel,
4 90
3 rs
90 so
ZIG 90
81 Is
S232 SO,
Total.
Sur motion de D. Himel,

Resolu : Que lie Sheriff est ct demeure
.autorise de rapprocher la baIustrade
dams la Maison de Cour plus pres du SIZE
ge du Juge. de maniere a bonner plus
de place aux personnes qui yiennent a
Ia Cour.
Sur motion, le Juri s'est ajourne sine
die. "'
Pour copie conforme.
G. l.. MAYOR, Gfefierr
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ketchum, de New

Sans compter des centaines d'antres
,qui ont une reputation moins uniyerseIle,
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"
Increase in the first weeks Of August 1852 $ 351
The trade become very active and prices steady
having apparently attained a maximum Stocks are
not in excess though ampio for fair demand. There
has been slight addition TO the stock Of staple cotton
goods Heavy brown sheetings are In coed demand and
scarce Bleached goods moderately acve-stock is
accommodating and prices are steady. Drills are not
active but are firm, with light supply at old prices.
Osnabugs quiet but firm, with on upward tendency;
this description of goods than other sympathizng
In mcdiately with the rise fall Of the raw material
when the stock 1t is is short Denms are firm at
9{ &c., with limited business. Stripes In mode
request at steady rates. and ticks rather higher
Canton snnels in demand and firm Printing cloths
have slightly advanced but with avery limited demand
The quotations are 37S a5Ic. Prints active,
with good and well assorted supply attractive to buy
ers from all parts-south East West and North Cling
hams are brisk Of at the steady uniform price Of
1osc Delaines active and next to prints, the
most OF any. Dunnclps prints favorites. Cloths
in great demand at full prices but the supply Is be-
low the demand and sales arrive have been freely made
Manufacturers working ordera pleasure they have
rarely experienced till lately. In month or two the
supply will improve In the meanwhile the consumption
Of German and French cloths Is greatly extending
Sleeps greys firm and moderately active. Satinetts
wanted at full regular rates. and the supply not
more than enough Cassmeres in good request both
in plain colors black and fancy styles prices steady
Lndsys slow Of sae at 10 To Tweeds heavy Of
sac Jeans quiet but steady. Flannels In good
request without change in prices Blankets fair de-
mand and firm. shaws attracting the attention OF
the trade who providing themselves with assort
ment for the opening demand of tho fall season The
supply il large varied and attractive at moderate prices
and will insure large business. French goods very
active and Of all kinds dress ard staple goods nne ard
coarse wooens and cottonf. The fine dslainos in
good demand at full rates. Ribbons sell more brisky
at asking prices silks-colored figured and pAin-are
rather buoyant from the increasing cost Of Importation
and the mpossiby Of the orders sent out being led
except at advance Blacks have advanced Vestings
scarce and wanted. Fine cloths are more wanted.
and are higher in price, Black casmeres and doeekins
active. British goods also in demand, especially
sus There have been fair sales Of delanss and linens
at regular prices Staple goods cell brshy at asking
rates InGerman goods there unremitting activity
ct full and sveS advancing prices Ssr cloths,
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CORPORATION rOTICEs.

TAxES OF l652.-oFFICE OF RECEIVER OF
a Taxes, No. New City Hail. Park.-Rate % 7o-l00.-
Notice hereby given that The tax books Of the present.
year will be- for the 9Th Of August ne1
and that viii then DO the charged
All persons paving previous TO the ars
ofNcvemter text, will receive deduction Of interess -
seven per cent calculated from the time
ment TO tho LIST Of December next One per cent viii
AAded TO all taxes uupad the frat Of December ne.
Hours for receiving saxes-from A. n to2 =. BANK
$500 VA HARVEY HART, Receiver Of rasss. =,
N. B.-Persoas have their bills BY appyns - 49,
ehce, and requested give full desorfpsiens o.
property and qure for their personal 49, 49,
INV YoRE. July -. 1854
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MATRIMONIAL.

ArATRIMoNY MADE EASY, Oh HOW 70 WIN A
N LovorProfessor Lswson Boston, tormeiX 2. -.
PAID plain enable ladt., Or sen.lsns. = wn
sasrts NAV desire The process simple but sAptt.
stps hat ali may DO married irrespective Of age, aRpsae-
ranged with such and deicacy that detection M
possible. Address Professor LAYTON. Boston. MAss Ne
nAid.
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RAILROAD FRElGHr.

u ATEs OF FREIGHT REDUCED Below ANY
~ other RouteDetermined TO retain the trade Of Pna
deiphis In its accustomed channels have reduced
rates to Ptburg TO 10 cents per 100 lb, first class
goods and 60 cents 100 lbs second ca goods whe
the Ohio remans as at goods viii be oarred
from this city to Cincinnati at less than 81 per 100 lbs.
Should the Ohio be low, prepared ty
With tss Ptsburg and Cleves and Columbus and Gins
oinnst Railroad Companss to forward goods at the ol
lowing rates. VITO Cincip natl FIRST class 81 & second
elass 81 10 To Columbus, first class 81 % second 81 20,
81 To- and TO all other paints the line Of che Ohio Ha
stedunly rates The by this route,
II less and the time shorter than by sher rou'e 60 he
WestDutilh Hum phreys Co. rsnr Of lF Market srscss
Harris Leech - and Is South Third street. Lows but
29 Narkes street; bingham Door, i MARKET streeA
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THE OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND
Ne7 Grand street 70 kaskngtsn street. corner Of Hsr.
Ger street. jersey City where life can b. sso
hsn Psmph!ss containing rates Ani other iniormatsn
As 'Sn''' IrSSrR n s4:s e sRna::'an :.,
L. r% Uh ~ xsAsN hasiss&
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Union COURSE. L. I-TRO-rING.-0N MONDAY,
s,oo ATgustl6 AZ half past o'clock r. NJ. mAteh fer
SUI. Ihreo mile and repeat to harness w. Wood
ron names Mac, PAGER; q. Nelson nance 9. g. War
,roter Immediately after, match for $500 mile
nsa poe, tnrse IN hye 20 saddles. Woodruff names D.
n. Lola Aontea H. Jones gr. stafes Will leave
& h s.I Drookyn Tor the track at2 o'clock, and re-
turn "hen se sport Is Admission 90 all parts the
course, on this occasion so oenta
" joint. sNEDlKER, ProprietoS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COURSE LOsoisIAND-
~ Tuesday August l7th nc 5 o'olook III II mateh siIl
come on for 81 600 mile heat In Hiram WoodruH
names bay mare Sarah Jenhs woodruff nnmes hsv
horse Dutehman. Fit rAns-the next fair day
rENTREYlLJE TROTTING COURSE a PURSE OF
~ $50 will be given to on Tuesday August 18th
mile heats three In ye, In harntss troting
horses that trotod for Entries matte AZ
Faulkner Duryea's Of East Br0rdwny Cathar
rine street, by Ealp o'clock NJ on Monday 10Th
inst. Ifit rains the 18th, next fair day.
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EYPRIss AaMnCs~.s.

DERFORD & co s GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
Dy be despatched the s. Mail steamer Ilit ois Oth
In charge messenger through dssfios-
ton connecting PsnGms with tse splendid fast running
steamer Panama Freight taken At the lowest rates and
we guarantee against detention having resident agents at
AspinwaIl and Panama; facilities for transpor ring
freight superior to other Express Co. All goods
nust put proof and not to exceed 5S cubic
feet 25 b in weight No charge fer
shippers will please have their goods sent In esly.
BEDFORD CO, 2vesey street. Aston House.
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DRY GOODS.


A SILK DRESS FOR EIGHT DOLLARS.-THE PRO-
IN pretors of the
BOwERY SAVINGS STORE, 12S Bowery,
that they opening large lots Of newly
i'm ported goods and heavy invoices OF Domestics.
Among the bargtius
shall offer this week.
100 pieces Rich Chamalion Silks at d. and 5s I'd.
10 do. High Lustered Black do. at 3D. to 6s.
1900 do Magnificent De LANES Is. Sd to "a.
Marinoes, Alpacas and Cashmeres by the case,
piece or yard
Tlannels by tho bale. or loss quantity
leo bacs Brown Sbeeting, 1T manufacturcrs prices.
100 cases Bleacbed cottons, do. do.
IRIsH LINENS.
Our own importation warranted in every respect.
SHAWLs.
We daily opening and exposing for sale the choicest
production Of this and the European market.
Our tystom Of doing business, to have article
marked in plain figures at the lowest possible prize
above the lowest price frequently much less
and no deviation in any instance whatever
a child csn do IA we'll as the Oldest shopper.
Wholesale Deaert Of courte quote jobbing prices
y. W. a. w. i. GtLLEP " 90.
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COPARTNERsYIIP NOTICES.

= 49,. -, - - N@sS---.,.-.
n1SSOLUTION.-TH THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
- fore existing under the firm OF Engelmann Bracket,
has been dissolved, by mutual consent Mwauke August
Z. 1862. JON. B. ENGELMANN.
WANTED-A PARTNER IN THE WHOLESALE AND
w retail Liquor business to tase full chargo-a
with $500 Reference required Address b. Herald office.
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TIE WONDER OF THE WORLDLY You WISH TO
gain ssfrset inform alton MARRIAGE deaths Iosses
lAw,ut: sr q 1iheutss Of a.y Mad, and SEQ the
faction return the Separate parors Tor ladies and
gentsnsn She also diseases BY ehar Cali BE-
ssusfss AssaS<ne tiT1en psen street, near Spripg.
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Bogle,s Premium Electric HAIR Dye Is co

tally Different far thirg invented
Tie Is perfectly simple, and the fleet maeca IL
rstaay and indeby most snbborn hair anatura
brown, without u jnrug the stp the least an
raves the hair soft and silky after the operation. This With
Boyle Hyperion Fluid and shaving may be hal Of
A. - Sands. 100 Fulton eet Rushton, Clark u Co.,
25S, aud Rice smith, 7N Broadsay VIM. II. Cary Co.,
;45 street. BY the druggists and perfuers through
nut tha
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wlxs and Ior's new style

Of the perfect imitation Of uAtur.
invented Ihoee wanting superior article snos
call At BATCBELORS cetbr.ted zig Factory No. Wan
where found the largest and best assortment
In the city. Copy tho address.
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LIQUORS.

9 000 DOZEN st. JULIAN AND ST. EsTEPaE
&,OOV Csret, At 81 12K $3.50 per dozen, bottles
soe BASKETS Of Champagns Hedsk Temple and
Iounsers, and Campbels Scotch Aies; India pale Ais
Cider als and porter For sale
WYE UNDknHILL. IMPORTER AND DRALER in
w endes, Wines, 6egars &c. 80 40 Broeme street,
soraM OF Cfseby Dealers and the public generally, will
The largest s world choice botels6 Wnes
Dsandiss, &s., ~.
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,OnG A8ts
Roots, that to radiant flowers give Sirth,
Draw up material from The earth;
But there's ROOT whose rich supply
6treams dawnwa, from the azure sky.
Flowers wither. and then roots decay
Tint, perfume, substance pass away.
But forms Of life by Root portrayed,
Time espnet rob Of light or shade.
Still fresh they seem. whate'er their date,
For each IL roo ted to the plate.
ROOTS Gallery, No. 1863 Broadway.
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MUSICAL.


NEW 0R0AN.-THE NEW ORGAN, OF TIE
largest class containing stops three ranks of
keys two oetaves of pedals built for the FIRST Presbyterian
Church at Uica will remain for public examination at the
ORan Mandatory of Mr. JAROINE 5tS Pearl street.
ruesday next Clcrgymen, Professors &c., especially
iuSnted.
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The Eye.-Dr. Wheeler's Office, 2S Barclay
street for his successful treatment of diseases OF the
the Insertion of art imported from Paris of
quality Near sihtedness restored. Once hours
from o. clock A. II. to O. o'clock p. II.