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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-29
(Ernm Y Y Nnlning Sinrl

TRULY ALARMING The City inspectors
weekly returns cxhblt iraIinl array of deaths
by Diseases of the stomach and the bowcls, ars
ing directly on indirectly from imperfect digestion
The human body can more he IN healthy
state W en- the stomach is dsordcrcd, ,han IA
watch can keep true time when It's handspring is
injured. And how readily and painlcssly the
digestive apparatus aud all Us dependent organs
can he regulated and restored To lhcir full vigor
The alternative and cordial propc, ties of iluTCH-
INGs' VEGETABLE DisPEPsIA BirrLRs viii
accomplish this object with "A rccison and GER
tanty that justify us III pronouncIng 1t mEillil,e.
The accordant stlinpny ol all who have been
wise enough to give tia rial, bear us ont in ihc
assertion. The proof of its efficacy doe, not rest
upon the statement Of few patients, but upon the
voluntary declaration of thousands.
Circulars, containing the certificates ofremak-
able cures, and the hgh estimation in which
this Medicine is held by the public press, eau Ia,
had of the agents, ficc.
Plicc 30 cents per bottle
Principal Office, I'D Fulton street, Ny.
Jnel3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-29

ANOTHER SIlEN rlFlC WONDER
IMPORTAN TO EY$pFPfitS.-
DR., J. :. iiOUGliIGA'S P.Pol~, The
True Digestive Fluii, or Gastric Julre.
prepared from BENNETT, rr tie
FOURTH STOMACH OF TIE OK,
after directions of Baron LIEElG, tie
rr'a' lhys.clo cal Chemist, by J. :.
IiOuG!iTON NJ. d., fml'delphIa. This
Is truly wonderful remedy Tor lNDlGE>-
TON, DYSPEPSIA, JAi'NDiCE, LlN-
ER COMPI AMT, CONSTlpATiJN
an'l DEBILITY. .cullng after NATlRES
OWN METHOD. by NAl RES OW \
AGENT, the GAS RIG JUICE. Pam
pilcts, cuni in NJ Scien,If; evidence ui is
value. furnished by agents gratis. See no
ii 'e among the medical advertisements.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-29

The "Baltimorc American" which
all along has taken an able and sensible
view OF the kossuth demonstrations.
remarks:
"The American people would un-
doub,edly rejoice to see vigorous and
Aourishing Republic established IN Hun
gary. II Austria is dissatisfied with
such preference we do not see how 1t
can be helped. 1t is not our business as
a nation to establish Republic in Hun
gary-whatever particular individuals,
hero and there amongst us, may choose
to do with themselves or their money
And until the Government ofthe United
States does undertake such IA project the
displeasure Of Austria, we think. need
not go beyond the nursing point"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-29
REToRT COURTEOUS.

AT Louis Napoleon's Ball. at the Hotel
dc Vile, in honor Of the election returns,
at least five thousand guests appeared
i'll the spacious halls. President LouIs
did not attend, bu, Lis bust was added
in boudoir not far from the UdH IF the
Throne. Dancing continued unit be
tween 8 and of the Sabbath morning.
Ga the same day (Sunday) the Prelcct
Of the. Seine provided Il superb banquet
Tor the official dignitarics military and
civil the municipality of Paris, aud the
Mayors brought hithcr from the eighty
six Departments of France. The aiorc
SAIL tust of the Prince President was
exalted at one eud OF the dining hall
amid il cluster OF flags adorned with I'M
pcrial eagles.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-29

The Senate then adjourned to ,nrei al

The Senate then Adjourned TO nrei at
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
iiousE.--The House met al 3 o'clock
aud was called 10 order ny Tie Speaker.
The roll WAS called and only twenty
seven members answered 10 their
names.
Thc Sheriff WAS requested 10 cali in
ahscn,ccs, hul did not sucrced IA iindmg
enough to make up IA quorum.
So. on motion, The iIou.c adjourned
10 meet on Tuesday at 10 O'Clock. A.
NJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-29

PARrRIpoEs. This tine bird is in
danger oil becoming extinct IN this part
CT the country, from the intense cold,
and the lmpossibillty Of procuring food
on account Of the deep snow, which pre-.
vents their getting 10 the earth. We
have heard of large numbers beirg
found dead by the county people, which
had p.rished from cold and hunger.
baltimore Clipper.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

I'llE srbscriber having renewed oi JOIN ID.
L III kDitk, ol thmlcsiown, deed Oi trr,st
oi AL the said Hmdirk's property, not tNcmp
from attachment %, law, iur the henciit {" hir cred
itors, s,-bercb, gives said cicdiors notice that IN
months .rum the date hereof arr, l., The tcirs 81
SAID decd, allowed thcm 10 hiring Va and t')ve
their claims, IN order io receive dIvld'nd hLt-
from. ASA CIit RCll, JR,
Ihailc,town, Nov. ~, 1851 bv.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-29

CHRISTIANITY, The Path Of Peacs on
Earth, ard Happiness Ee,nai in Heav-
en-.
This is the title Of a pamphlet just is
sued from the press, by Rev. Mr.. Fitton.
The following Introductory Address, OF
its opening leaves will convey to the
reader synopsis Of the important sub
ject therein treated, as well as purpose
intended in its publication -
Christianity is tha, form Of Religion,
which was taught and instituted by
Christ. 1t embraces the doctrines Of
faith, which Christ revealed; the super.
natural moral prece epts, which hel deIiv.
cred; the sacred rites, which he Insi'u-
ted and the form of constitution, which
he iourded, for the government Of his
Church. lis doctrines are most sub
lime, and consoling; and at the
same time, most true and certain. lis
moral precepts are most pure, and per
feet; prescribing tile remuneration OF all
sim and the exercise Of every virtue. IS
religious rites are most hol y, and salu.
tary, being the divinely established
means Of Offering an acceptable worship
10 God, and Of communicating the gra-
ces Of sanctifcation to the souls of men.
To those who embrace the Christian
Religion with sincerity and observe lis
iniunc,ions with fidelity, it imparrs
peace and spiritual consolation in life,
and ensures the enjoyment Of glorious
immortality, alter death.
Ii is then the interest, as well as duty
OF all who really believe in Christ, to
study 10 live agreeably with the dignity
Of their high and holy calling. And
ought not those who are in doubt or III
a state Of uncertainty. to set their minds
right, by attending 10 the true prlnri-
ples of Christian faith and by consider
ing the grounds Of the truth. and certl-
tude ot ihe doctrines aud mysteries OF
the Christian Religion Assuredly, /!
there were general report, that large
property were LETT for such, would they
not think it worth their while to inquire
into the truth and foundation Of tie re-
port7 There is general report, and
100, well-tourdcd conviction in the
Christian world, that a kingdom in
keaven, aboundng in all that is rich and
delightful, is prepared by the Almighty
Nor each one after death. Should not
then every one, at least. inquire into tie
truth of it. and inform himself on what
conditions ,hs blessing 10 offered
The few following leaves are publish
ed, with the sincere wish, that they may
be OF some service, under the blessing oi
God, in confirming the true believe" in
his adherence to the faith of Christ, and
in directing others to the knowledge OF
the truth Of Christianity.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-29


The wh,le body of workmen employ
ed on the extended Capitol at Wash
ington have signed the following certili-
cate
We, the undersigned, workmen on
the foundation walls OF the new wings
TO the Capitol, hereby certify that we
Superintendent, and carefully observed
those instructions, which were to make
the walls as solid and durable as it was
possible 10 make them with blue stone,
lime, and cement used, and within the
prescribed limits us TO the width Of said
walls.
We now state, unreservcdly, that the
walls referred TO, as Tar as they have
been carried up, are the strongest and
most duIablc and lasting ol any that we
have ever worked OH, Cr know, for any
public cdlticc whatever.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-29

"Mr. Blown, why DO you wear that
lad hat"
Because, my dear sir, Mrs. u. vows
che will not go out Of the house with me
until get Il new onc.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-29

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Jan. %
At market 100 Beef Cattle, No Stores, &
pairs " Wolhing ONcn, l3 Cows and Calyes, 20tO
Sheep and Lambs, and 100 Swine.
Prices--Beci ,atlc--ESua : 80; lst quality
5000 ID do = ) a5 80: 81 do Sial 50.
Working ONen--No sales.
Cows and Calves 10, %, -, 3la3j,
Sheep and l.anbs-S2, .a"3; ENtra at S4.
a6.
SWINE l-2 aJ l-2e
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-29

The Swiss Federal Government
has decided to erect liucs Of electric tele-
graph through that Republic. 1t was II
question whether it should be done by
the Government or 10y private compan-
les ; the former course was adopted by Il
large majority in the Legislature.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-29

A man recently died at Kingstown,
Indiana, under peculiar circumstances.
He was a believer in the rappings, and
under extraordinary excitement had
urnt his fingers by holding them
against the fire, as he said, to get the
electricity out, and had refused to take
nourislment for two weeks.
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IfnInAY Jan. %.

FRIDAY, Jan. -.
SEsArE.-Thc Senate Was called to
order at 10 o'clock, Ills EXcelIency ~
the Chair. The journal OF Thursday
vas read.
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As the wind means around your
homes of comfort, remember that there
are means OF human misery, that drown
even the means Of The wintry wind.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-29

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Jan 81
Sip George, Coblcigh, y Y.
THURSDAY, Jan. 22
Schr James Otis, Bruce, Washington, y. c.,
Boston
FRIDAY, Jan. %.
Bark S,ah Ann, Dockham, Mobile, rroy.
Schr Susan & Mary, Sheldon, : Kingston, \
York.
SATURDAY, Jan. 81.
Schr Sarah, Wrs'gate, Washington, G.,
Boston.
MONDAY, Jan 20.
Brig 'rorno, Berry, Mcssina, Ny
Slopp Rocky Brook, Hazard, : Kingston
TUESDAY, Jan. ~
Bark Georgia, Allen, Mobile, Prov.
MEMORANDA
ARID at Savannah, 2i,h, hrrs Cardiff, Melville,
from Havana.
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IIkNO iDRTES.
LAUNDRY STARCH POLISH

nR. APOLlON, the inventor, late irom Eng
~ hn,, now oa,r. Ia the public his Laundry
Starch Polish, which has b,cn attcsicd aud nr-
pr,vcd ~ Enshmd, funce and Germany, aud
among the thousands Of tcstuuonials oi ~ utility
which w. ht.. hr de'ins it supcriluuus \" Virr
SD T.. II. YOUNG.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-29

CIR ASHLEY COOrIk'S ooolrard & hi'-
y blnn Linnent, pnpaed irom VI formula II
this distinguished ph,s,c'an, ., Aro,herm"s'
Hail, rs td6l x. X. uAZAkb %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-29
LITERARY ANECDOTES.
[ From Arrine's tyciora'iia. No. 4.


ETYMoL oGY wITnA VENGEANCE.
Johnson once made bet with Boswell
that lie could 30 into il fish market, and
put Billngsgate woman in a passion
without saying "A word that she could
understand. The doctor commenced 10y
,ilently indie ting with his rose that her
fish had passed HE state in which IA
mans olinctories could endure their na-
vor. The Billingsgale lady made Il
verbal attack common in vulgar par
lance, which mpugned the classification
in natural history Of the DOCTORS moth
er. The doctor answered, "You are an
article, madam" ''No more an article
than yourself, you by misiorgo,lcn
villain" You are noun, woman."-
"You- you," stammered the woman,
hokng with rage ul Il list ftites she
could not understand. "Gou are Il pro-
noun" The beldam shook her fist in
specchless rage. You are IA verb in
adverb-an adjeclve-a conjunction-a
preposiIion-an interjeciion ~ suddenly
continued the doctor, applying the
harmless cpithels at proper intervals
The nine parts of speech completely
conquered the old woman and she
dumped crs,lfdown in the mud, cry
ing with rage at being thus "blackgua:d-
ed' in IA set OF unknown terms, which
not understanding, she could not ans
wer.
BEST SORT OF LANGUAGE FOR THE PULP r.
The vicar in certain village in Eng
land, returning one Sunday from church
was thus accosied by AN opucnt far
mer: "WelI. docior,' said he, "you he
gwa n on pretty well now but why
/ dount ye gi'us now and then scrip OF
/ Latin 2 "Why." said the vicar "il
! had thought it had been your wish |
should have had no ohj cion, but for
one thing-l am afraid you would not
understand it," That" said The 9TH
cr, lis nout TO you; and we do lay vor
! the best, we oft to ha' The lest"
REToRT COURTEOUS.
a Russian lady, beng engaged to
dinner with NJ. de Tallcyral d, at that
time minister for foreign affairs, was de-
tanned a full hour by some unexpected
accident. The iamished guests grum-
] I,,I nj ,hni ln
the lady's entrance, one Of the company
observed to his neighbor in Greek
"Wnen a woman is ucilhcr young n'r
/ handsome, size ought to arrive bclines
/ The lady, turning round, sharply arcos
\ ted the salirlst in I'll, same lauguaGc ::
"'Fhen woman,' said she, has the
misfortune 20 dine with savages. she al.
ways ,riycs too soon
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CITRATE OF M,GNESIN.

CITRATE OF MNGNESIA.
wis ppulu aud efficient substitute lor EPSON
Sai,- Is now extensively introduced into the
practice ui nur mp.t eminent ph,sirians. IL
lirins most agreeable daugh' aud Is very ccr.
tiin ~ IT. operation. Prepared freshly every
morning at Apothccailcs' HAIL,
X. X. HAZARD & co.
Oar preparation OF ilratc Of Magncsia NAV ie
ct'ined N Boston Of Joseph Burnett, 20 IRE
mont Row. oil
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-29

SKATING The skating on the Hud-
son River, at Albany, is said to be very
Gnc. The Knickerbockcr editor lately
tried it, and thus relates his experience.
we put on pair Of rockers, cut TWO
spread eagles, plunged into an air hole,
aud then cut Tor home Time, 3 min
utes 2 seconds
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-29

Su'l 's pain NTH StoiElch, Ileartburn, Ilaiits
G,l CDstvcnss, Acid STOMACH, Headache, I.oss
Il ipprttc, Piles, Night swrais, Asthma or Phii-
sic, Ela'uIrccr OK W,M ia the SiomgSh, Nersous-
mss, CulInrssot thu Exircmitics, Weakness VI
he Iiubs LsRI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-29
GENERAL DEBILITY,

and all he indcscribablc symptoms Of this unver-
sal disease.
They are also the best tonic known Tor the pre-
ycntiUn aud ctnc Of
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Hotel NaS Comm 9a'Cg,
PRES DE LA MASON DE COUR
(NAPoLEoNvILLE.)

&c bel Establishment tenu par M. Pierre
R1zAN, Went d'&tre ouvert au public qui
ne %saurait trouver mieux sur aucun point
de FEtat.
Chambres wastes ct parfaitement meublees
pour les families, chambres particulieres
tres bien g%arnies, salon de compagnie, aus
81 s%pacieux qu'elegant, sale a manager, OH
| on a %toujours une table don't l'abondance
nest surpassee que par la %delicatesse des
NETS. VOLTA, sans contredit, tout ce quill
faut pour attirer une nombreuse clientele.
Que Pom ajoute d tous ces agremcns de
lexistence, des serviteurs tres a%ttentifs, qui
sont diriges de manierea ne iamais neg|iger
IN seul de leurs devoirs, ct Pom comprendra
facilement quill est utile, pour bien ~vivre, de
%descendre a FH6iel du Commerce.
Deux grandes ecuries ct une remsse tres
commode font partie des dependencies de
Get ctablissement.
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G. r A N D E A N
DE ~L'ASSOMPTION.
49, --

LIE public est prevent que M. J. B. Gull
LOT, encanteur de cette ~paroisse, dhment COM
missionne par lie Gonyerneur, etablit un Grand
encan mensuel a Plattenville, chez M. CLoDIUs
LINossIER.
II Sc trorve sur les lieux TN bon magasin de
depot poury %receyoir toutes les marchandises
qu'on voudra bien y enyoyer, ainsi qu'nne ma
gniique savanna pour les animaux qu'on voudra
faire vendre au Grand Encan de rAssomption.
Get mean aura lieu tous les deuxiemes samedis
de chaque mois.
D7Adressser les marchandises a Nj. J. B.
Guillot GU a NJ. C. Linossier. Pour les condi-
tons, s'adresser a Pun de ces messieurs. 30
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-12
DOCIEURS
MENG EFT ASSE,INEAU,

Dams l'inttr&t de leurs c%liens, les doc
teurs Meng ct Asselineau ont forme un acte
de s%ociete, ct lis mettent des ce Jour leurs
services m a la disposition des ha~
bitans.
Tout lie monde doit reconnaitre Tavan-
tage quill y a a la campagne d'avoir deux
medecins %reunis, car on est sur alors den
avoir t%ou]ours un 4 son domicile. Bien
solvent la visite dun seul malade n'occupe
t-elle pas IN medecin une %journee %entieIe?
Tous les abonres recevront la visite de
Fun des deux medecins, au moins deux fois
par semaine. malades on non.
Pour la commodite des habitans des deux
rives du Bayou, une embarcation restera
mutt eft jour au service de la clientele.
La residence des docteurs Meng ct Asse
lineau est sur IhabHation de VI. j. Dueas
lis sollicitent la continuation de la favour
ct de la confance avec lesquelIes lis ont
etc accueillis ct. toute fatuite CONNIE toute
MODESTO a part, lis demandent: ora i'eurre
on juge PARTISAN. "a
EIenr prix est dune piastre par
mile ct double pour la NUT.
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BANS 4 VAPEUR SULFUKEUX,
IENUs A DoNALDsoNVILLE.
Per is DR.. Boutiller St-.indrt.

Z UT Is IT.. 1)OHbtLtCf SL-AAHI1Cs
lie DocrEuR Bour1LLrER St-ANDRE
PREVENT lie public quill Went d'etabIir
| dams ga demcure unc Sale de bains a
vapeur Snifureux. Les heureux result
fats obtenus par &C systemic ct lie desir
dc ~repondre an von general. tells sont
es mobiles sentiments qni Font anime
en- fondant Get Establishment. Tout lie
monde connaIt dtja refficacite souve-
raine dcs bains a vapeur S%"lfnreux: nous
~n'avons done pas besion dc dire que les
RhumatiSmes meme les plus inveteres
ne sauraient ~resister a son action; que
les maladies %cutanees, les affections nj
testinales ct autres disparaissent a son
contact.
lie Docteur Boutillier Went d'ajorter
a ce systemic qrisest dtja aassi simple
qu'eIegant un apparel dune incompara-
bic utilize C'est un vcpti|ateur place a
l'irterieur de la machine au moyen du-
quel on degage la vapeur on gaz sulfu>
reux dams moins dune minute. Les
dangers, ~auxquells lie patient etait pre-
CcaeiliHieht tApo>e, So uohsCHl diiieI
taIement aneantis. I'm etfet, par l'ancien
systemic il falIait an moins dix minutes
pour faire lie engagement total. Or, il
pouvait a%rriver que he malade vint a Sc
sruuver NAL durant lie cours de ~lopera-
ton ct par consequent de graves acct
dents sen suiyre par suite de la %lenteur
de Procurement du gag sulfureux.
Prir DIES basns.
Pou, une. douzaine -. SIS, 90.
Pour moins de donze on pour chaque
balm 80, 90.
Une machine de la meme nature est
en- vote de construction poar les ne
gres.
o. lie Or. BoutiIIier St.-Audrc
profile dc cette occasion pour remereier
lie public de Encouragement quill Il bien
vodjn hui accorder jusqu'a ce jour. Il
ose esperer que la meme contiance ct lie
meme patronage, don't il fera en- sorte
de sd rendre toujours digne, lui seront
continues Il l'avenir.
P. 5S.-Chaque baigneur est tenu de
Sc poarvoir dun Dfap ct de deux SER
%viettes. TO-
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Commercial Hotel,
NEAR THE COURT HOUSE.
(NAPOLEONViLLE.)

(NAPoLEONvlLLE.)
This splendid establishment, kept by NJ. P
R1zAN, has just been opened to the public,
who could not possibly meet with a bett
house on any point of the State.
Very large and we'll furnished rooms for
families, pleasant private rooms, Il spacious
and elegant p%arlour, a ~dining-room where
meals are no less abundant than delicate.
this is, undoubtedly, what. is requisite to
attract numerous customers.
Besides all these e~nticements, the boar
ders will have at command most attentive
servants, who are so managed as never to
neglect their duty. 1t is, therefore, very
easy to conceive that it is useful to stop at
the Commercial Hotel to enjoy. all the COM
forts oflife.
Two vast and commcdious stables are
annexed to the establishment, 81
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A M. CHARLES A. CoHEN,
Habitant de la Paroisse Assumption.

Itabitant de la Farolsse Assumption.
Vous stes par Ia presente Motifs de
commencer les PREPARATIONS de vos che,
Minis, points, fosses ct levees, eonforme-
ment a IN Acte de n Legislature de Pc
tat, approuvs lie Tine jour de Fevrier
1929; ct lesdites PREPARATIONS deyront stre
commences lie %quinzieme jour d'ao1t on
avant. Une inspection de vos trayaux
aura lieu le 30 sep,embre, ct une secon-
de lie Is decembre proclaim. Vos che
Minis devront avoir IS pieds de large, eli
bombes dams lie milieu; yos ponts, 90
pieds de long sur denx ct dcmi de large.
lie principal madrier aura deux pouces
d'spaissear, ct ssra fiKe avec de forts
cIous sur cinq lambourdes de niveau
avec lc chcmin ; ct vos fosses d'ecoule-
ment devront s'etendre assezi dams la pro-
fondenr de vos habitations pour pouvoir
agofter les eaux saperfues qIui vien-
draient a s'accumu!er entire lie chemin ct
Ia levee.
F. ROMAGOSSA,
Inspector.
IsssnEIioa, c let 1852.
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nj A G. AS1N
DE M. JOSEPH HEBERT.

On trouvera t%oujours dams Get etablisse-
ment, si:ue vis-a-vis l'Eglise Paroissiale de
Prescription, un assortment complet des
articles compris sous lie nom de MARKHAM
Discs secHEs, GROCERIES, VERRERIE, Po-
TER1E, L1eUEURs INES, QUINcAILLER1E,
CHAussURE, en- un mo- tout ce qui compose
I'm magasin de la campagne bien approvi-
sionne.
M Hebert vcnd a des conditions assez
moderees pour pouvoir compiler sur une plus
waste extension de sa clientele. II Went de
r%enouveler tout son STOCK eft il invite les
habitans qui demeurent dams ses parages i
visiter son Establishment. SO
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PARTS MARRONs de

rhabitation de JEAN Rousseau, paroisse de
Lafourche-lnterne, rive gauche, lie 2 mars
1852 TROIS NEGRES americans, par.
liant anglais ct un peu lie francais.
rs L'un, larry, de belle t%aille, ayant
n loupe sur lie cote gauche de latete.
I'm autre, Potney, de 5pieds 6 pou-
ces environ, excessivement noir, sans autres
sigues connus
LIE troisieme, Bob, de 5 pieds 5 ponces
environ, tres IL If aussi, ayant I'm de ses
yeux plus grand que l'autre ct les pieds tres
plats.
Les sherifs des paroisses on Get avis ar
rivera, sont instrument prizes de nous pre-
venir de l'arrestation de ces trois negres GU
de quelqu'un dseux, 81 arrestation il. a.
Une reeompense liberale sera accordee
d toute personne qui, faisant apprehension
de ces negres OIL de quelqu'un d'eux, les RAJ
menera a leur maitre gu dams nos bureaux.
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-12
E, RABASSE.
G. Dentiste de Paris.
Maintenant a NaPoleonville.

Ayant compose IN ODONTALGl
QUE qui gnerit radicalcment les
de dents ct arrete la carrie, Il I'honneur
den E,ire part a SEES cliens ct d'ollrir ses
services u personncs qui penyen ten
avoir besoin.
Ainsi maintenant: plus d'extraction,
plus de s%ouffrances, ct preservation GER
tame ct Ecilc.
rll Va continner ses voyages CONNIE
il les faisait anparavant. IA.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-12
HOTEL WASHINGTON

NJ. TR1cHE PREVENT ses amt. ct le
public quill a acquis &c Mr.. FIX. GAu.
THEIR, l%'expIoitation du Woshington
Hotel. II solIicitc la continuation dc
la favour don't lie public a toujours en-.
toure Get Establishment, ct il s'engage 4
ne rien negIiger pour sen rendre di
me. Appointments, ct Table confors
Gables, Barre toujours aqprovisionnee des
meilleures Liquors, Service prompt,
VOLTA des titres que sa maison nc de-
mentira jamais.