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The notorious Ohio mail roLber, Ohio
Hinton, has been arrested and examined
on n writ Of hdbaes corpus. lie first re-
sided, year or Two after his escape from
Ohio, in Oregon, where he married. and
subsequently aud took up his residence
a.~Los Angeles. A mau down there who
knew him, getting into some difficulty
with him, had him arrested as n fugitive
from inslcp, and reminded to this place
to be dealt with according to law, by the
United States District Judge. Hinton
applied Tor writ OF hubeas corpus, which
was allowed, and upon examination there
was not produced sufficient evidence; III
The opinion of The Court. 10 warrant send
ing him to Ohio for trial, or 10 jIs'ify
holding him hero for rcqnisition and S"
he was discharged, he pleading and max
ing oath that, his recogn'z1nce, in Ohio
Of ten thousand dollars, had been paid b.
his bail, and tha, tho District Attorney
had entered a nolle proscqui in tho case
Thus an accomplished rnscaI goes un'
whipped Of justice. 1t 10 also, said o
him, that, to The crime Of robbery he ha'
added tha, Of bgatny, having married
woman in this country, whilst lis forme
wife was still living and nndivorced. d!
some, however, it is said, that his iorme
wife is now dcad-how this is | d" no
kuow.- Caljornis Cor. Of The NamiIto'
Tcllgraph.
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ExrRAvAaAsCn.- Hon. John A. Dix,
in . recent lecture before the Historical
Society, made the following just remarks;
s.No,hing can be more unwiss than the
erection of costly dwellings, which can
only DO maintained BY princely fortunes
A, the death Of the head Of family, and
a division Of ,he ancestral property, no
one Of .he children, as a general rule,
has enough to suppor, tho establishment
and IT passes into other hands. Nothing
can be more cruel than TO bring up chil>
dren with expectations which cannot be
fulfilled, and with habiis Of life which
they ore compelled 10 abandon. The
parent. Tor the sake OF few rears oI
oRientaiion, invests large portion of'hii
estate in a splendid dwelling, with the
oertainiy that l,is death will be the sigma
for tho expulsion Of his children from il
Nothing can be more incnnsidcrate, If i
il done without reflection, or more un
feeling, If il is done With foil view o
the inevitable consequences. Look 70
the spIendid mansions Of thirty years ago
and SEQ wha, nas become Of them.-
Scarcely one remains in the family b!
which il was constructed. They or
boarding.bouses, places Of public exl'lbi
riop, or iIie workshops Of fashion"
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JursE TAYLOR beats Mr. Gilliland in
this dls,rict by majority something near
fifty. This result will surprise people at
a distance, for boilers, usually, do not
fare we'll in these parts. Two things
,ranspired 10 defca, Mr. Glliland: Fns'
the convention that nominated him
preserved perfect silence touching the
land fIauds al Defince, there
by permitting people to infer that he and
his friends sustained them. We are
clearly satisfied ,ha, the inference is
erroneous, hut yet that it was used and
served as a powerful argument, is unde-
niable. Secondly-passina The Baltimore
platform and regulating that of our own
State. We thought al tho limo that il
was a strange proceeding, when it was
understood lha, that tho Democracy o'
the district arc divided upon the question
All that The anti>slavery democrats
claimed was to be let alone, as Mr.
Brown, of Defiance, told them. l, was
simply asked tina, the question shoul'
cease to be agitated. No good end is t'
be gained by passing such resolutions
after the issue has been made. The
COMPROMISE measures are the laws o
the iand, and will remain, SO hntll tll'
National Legislature chooses to mod'f.
or repeal them, and no longer. Th'
idea Of anything being 'inall'y"in lhl
age Of caloric and electricity is ridiculous
and such resolutions may be passed III
the crack of donm, and they will not b'
wur,h q chip, or inf renee vote, when
crisis arrives. When more territories ar
TO be organized, then It will be tim
enough to force the slavery question inI
district politics.-Lima Argus.
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o.: Of oil riRhhminded men.

or The Editor Of The Wig, inii-
mates that next Election he will support
Wing doctrines, "sbould there no, be an
other Wing IN tho Bia.e 10 stand by" him
sin the contest" A ptaisewor,hy reso'
luton, bu, we are almost sorry h9 seems
10 anticipate SO little backing. in his en-
deavor 10 carry il oui. Though in year
iiom this, we do no, doubi, but .lal
Wings will be even scarcer than now.
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TnE SIyDy OF INSECTS. Almost eve
ry mail brings Us papers which show the
lamenlable want Of moro knowledge
among farmers Of the natural HISTORY Of
insects. A correspondent in the Sep.
,ember number Of tho Pennsylvania
Farm Journal recommends the uso OF
lime and brine in tie preparation Of seed
wheat, TO prevent the attack of the Hes
sian fly. Now, Pennsylvania returned
more wheat, by about million of bnsh>
els, at the last census than any other
State in the Union, and her cultvators Of
this important staple ought TO be well
posted up in all that relates TO il. With
due respect for the writer (cor we are ali
liable to cry, we beg TO inform him and
his readers, should they see this article,
that he is wrong in two important par,ic-
ulars. First in keeping his whea, so long
in brine as to "swell the seed considera-
bly" before he lines it. as the sal, will
kill the germs of many gond seeds Sc
soon as the brine penetra'es them sulil'
ciently to make them s,reH. Second!
Neither the eggs nor young OF liessIar
flies are on wheat at the time il is sown
The insect always deposits It's egg or
the leaf Of the plant. either in autumn o.
in the spring. 1t is a good practice ''
wash seed wheat in strong brine, and dry
/, al once in recently slacken lime, to de
srroy the sporues or seeds of smut no
insects. As suggested by the writer in the
IN the Farm journal, salt and lime tent
to produce bright, firm culms, or straw
in wheat; and for this purpose some o
1.-The bes, wheat growers in Western New
! York SOW, at.ille time Of seeding. from
| three 10 five bushels ofsalt, and freu fiv'
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Our Letter from COnstantinople-War
-KOHZla.

We have received letter this day.
from Constan,inople, which gives q dis
fercn, turn to a(1iirs than the news pid
England. Our correspondent says that
no declaration of war has been made.
and he thinks that no such declaration
viii be made for The present Full res
lance can be placed in his statements.
lie has The opportunity of knowing what
he writes about.
lie also gives The circumstances and
slipu!ations under which koszla was sent
to this county. We call tie attention
Of our readers to his comments. II il be
true, az he states. that our Legatioh al
Conslaniinnp!e have agreed that "in the
even, that Kmzla should ever venture to
return to Turkey, the American Lega'
ton will rccogn'z9 and submi, TO Aus
tria's full right to exercise po'rer oDer
him." then Mr.. Marcy cannot but regard
such an arrangement, as in direct CON,
ravention of his able exposition of oul
national rights. There is but one way
of treating it; by direct disavowal and
the instant recall of !hose who have !hn:
shame fully compromised our dignity. |
IS sad that Mr.. OrFL.y, the Consul a
Smyrna, demonstrated against 'his stipul
alton. We hope for the honor of ou
eastern diplomatic service, that ihelc il
one man who can acl with the spilit o
an Ingrabam and 'he eonr"ge OF al
American.
We call the attention Of our govern
ment to this matter, as a subject no
unworthy their high consideration Ohi'
| Statesman.
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Father Matthew's wonderful reform in
Ireland seems TO need doing over again
The London Spectator states that in 1888,
the consumption OF whiskey in Ireland
amounted to 1906, ,342 gallons, which
decreased in lS42, to $500 $50 gallons.
This was was with population of g.
l75, 900 souls. But now, population OF
6,5l5,694 only, no less than s,2Os,265
gallon arc consumed. @'
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A CUrTINe REPLY.-A charitable d.
vine for the benefit of the country where
lie resided, commenced large causewaY,
md as he was one day overlooking the
work, certain nobIeman passed by,-
"Well, DOCTOR" said he, Notwithstanding
your pains and charity, | don't take this
to be the highway t" Heaven" "Very
rue, my Iord," replied the doctor, "for II
ii had, should have wondered TO meet
your Iordship here"
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In n communication in the last KdIida
Venture, MIR. Brown, of that place, takes
up the cudgel in relation 10 Gibson
From Mr.. BIS statement, we have no
doub, tia, Gibson made The remarks at,r-
bu,ed to him, in faci we never doubted
1t. Wha, we expressed ourselves sa!is-
fed with was Gilliand's d;savowal. In
the nominating canvass in this county,
he condemned the whole clan as much
as Taylor did, and so the people here
understood him.-Lima Argus.
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or The only Fusion, that has result
ed 10 the Alien fusion-mongers, has
hccn ccn.fasion 10 their schemes in the
peoples d'sapp'nvsl Of their irtrigues.
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We are happy to inform Mr., Mackenzie
Of the Venture, that Judge Lealhermar
is alice aud kicking and no, in want Of
that rock. Tho people I" . want
Judge Mikes services for three years to
come in the Probate Court, and th' Ven
me's Uentwe was cloves labor lost. v
Northeastern Wing.
"Aliye and kicking!'' Isn'ti, piliablc /!
No wonder that he kicks. Poor fellow
a merry mellow soul, full Of quips, and
j,ss, aud laugh, and jolIity; hitherto, too,
a free white male citizen, IS seized by
ruthless Maine Law mcn---he that en-
ioyed a social glass so well--and by old
fedetal Wings and after he had boAsted
loud and long how p!oud he was 10 DO q
Democrat shorn OF his Democracy, and
made, in politics, a nameless thing,
cramped and walled in Judges hab'tn-
lion, with The jail ever just balow him
doomed to be badgered and pestered by
cunning lawyers about dead mems wills,
and orphans wrongs, and widows COM
plAin,s- compelled 10 have forced before
him--like the ghosts of his past mlsdeeds
"a weary succession of broken bones
cracked heads, and bloody noses, rum
puses and riots, rows and rowdies-wl'h
III, chqnce for thand in"- will
'mar that's horrible and awlu'," to take
the Joy Of his old uge away in uncon'
genial gloom. The deed was certainly
cruel, hear,less, If not headess. Bette
fol him the quie, Of the political grave
honorably ard decenily inferred, will
Democratic honots and decent mem
orial over his political bones, than sucl
unn.lura life and labor us ;his.
So poor old horse, he's run his las
race, and may we'll bo allowed to kick
at those who have thus used hin. Swee
Ipatrio,s they these Mnine-L'w"Whigs
They did no, mean, Of course, for boot
less party advantage IN cnlrust the widow
and orphans property TO incapable o
improper control. Not they, But lik
vigilan, md far seeing Republicans, the
Eel, that the honor OF such victory-nn
one SO worthy Of their winning-if NO
"a Joy forever would al least last 'hre
years. And like The generous soul, tha
on glorious 4,h cried, "who cares fc
expenses" and actually disbursed thre
cents in gingerbread for the party he wn
with, SO the Wigs duzzed by such
, desirable viciory became indifferent
consequences, and went it for Mike
ncrs con-, aud he's Peoples Judge
! Allen county, and our "labo''f lost!
: So be it.
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e. We are under obligations to Hon.
A. p. Edgerton, for copy Of Andrews s.
Repor, on Colonial and Lake Trade, and
copy of tho Abstract Of the Seventh
CeDauS ....
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or JoIN Y. MASON, Of Virginia, has
been appointed Minister TO France. Dix
would have had the mission, but for the
violence Of the New-York sdaman,ines.
who aayc, however. moi succeeded in Sc
eu.inv il.
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R,p RTEp ESCAPE OF Al1TcuELL FRO,

RIP RTED escape OF MITCHELL FROM
VAN DIEMEN's LAND.-Advces from
Demrn's Land say: "John Mitchell is
gszei,ed as an absc' nder, and reward
of f2. or such lesser SUN as may be
determined upon by the convic,ing magis
,ra,e, is offered for his apprehension
The Colonial Times says: ave under.
stand ,ha, Messrs. Mitchell and Martin
have proceeded to JON their compa'riols
in America. There are only two lett
No further particulars are given.-Io
ronto Leader.
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The German eagle has two necks in
heraldry because the eagle was the an>
Glen, banner both Of Germany and Ro.
manin, amp when the kingdoms were uni
led, tho eagle was used with one body,
but TWO nccks,
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school Commissioner.

From n computation we have made on
official returns already in, we should say,
that Barney's majority will be between
Is and Is S,0OO.-Ohio Statesman.
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love Democracy, yet /. is the principle
and not the name---ihe substance and
no, the shatow that they admire, and
tina, no public man or Sc, of men, how
ever, high he or they mny be elevated
may dare recklessly and wapiodly and
selishly to irifle with public integrity
wiIhou, iujuring the party to which he or
they belong, and all who have the mis-
fortune to be connected remotely OF
intimately with the wrong-doer.
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Hotel Neg Commerce,
PRES DE LA MAlSoN DE COUR
5s (NAPoLEoNyIL1E.l
(NAPOLEoNVILH.E

&c bel Establishment tenu par NJ. Pierre
RIzAN, Went d'etre cuvert au public qui
he saurait trouver mieux. sur aucun point
de FEtat. f. GA4 a#.
Chambres va stes ct pa 'iiaitement meublees
pour les families, chambfes pariiculieres
es bien garnies, salon de compaeuie, aus
81 spacieux qu'eIegant, sale a maoger, on
| on a t~oujours une table don't Fa1ondance
nest snrpassee que par la deIicatesse des
me's. VOLTA. sans coptredit, tout ce quit
faut pour atirerune nombeuse clientele. Z
Que Pom ajoute a tous ces agremens de
existence, des serviteurs tres attentifs, qui
sont diriggees de manierea ne lamais negtiger
I'm seu] de leurs deyoirs, ct l'on comprendra
facilement quill est utile, pour-bien vivre, de
descendre aPH6tel du Commerce.
Deux gfandes ecuries ct uoe remise tres
commode font paftie des dependances de
Get etablissement.
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CHEAP CASH STORE
NO. II MISSISSIPPI STREET, i
WILLIE, La

EIHaHE sup.ci ne S res,rc;iullv present
sh ,"e",IE ks the ndblic il pe ,elal
ard ,le.rt eds na 4:cuIa.., fol the r libe.
Ici ma. 'o1a5e, See re, have commenced
Business. nd ,ey . 0 e, t.,at co-ls,ant at.eu.
zion 20 nus.ress cad uo.I.ny efor.s 10
pie. Sc "A ue seicc>.ol o. lheir goods. will
COO: zee 20 hem re Unlimited confidence
of.,e 3ooa oIu CT ,ome.s 5. We now offer
70. SIC cp1AP To- cAa,d Il snlendid assert.
meat O. seatere1s clothing, boots. hats,
ss'oFes, hoses, b,osons, nailiiers, CATERS,
bteres C ayes &c &c. SaddIery Amer.
ic2', E';';sh and Spanish saddles, bride
f':': ; a"o me siosales o overy description.
A"'e sssor,iren OF coopers' and carmen
mus IS fle led, olre, yellow, green and
We f2noe'S, iadies and misses hoses.
gloves, 6 les 60 sets, black kid and last,
ing s ,eis. wife kid and satin slippers,
.'h'' assoc boots: CATERS, &c, &c, all
o. Which we sell at the lowest market price,
'of cash ot proved paper.
RICHARD g. TEMPLET.
January 141h. 1s51.e1l rsaf..l lad. sos
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Comm err HOgeZ,
NEAR THE COURT HOUSE.

F.{ lNAPoLEONyILLE.
This Observation-Disclosures kept by M. P
RIzAN, has just been opened to the public
who could not possibly meet with a belts,
house. on any point of the State. ii#sq
Very large and welt furnished rooms for
families, pleasant private rooms, a spacious
and elegant paelouf, a d~ining-room where
meals are no less abundant than delicate.
this is, undoubtedly, what is requisite to
attract numerous customers. .rt5ix -afI4.
Besidesalithese enticements. the boar
defs will have at command most attentive
servants, who are so managed as never to
neglect their duty. Il is, therefore, very
easy to conceivelthat it is useful TO stop at
the Commercial Hotelto enjoy aIlth COM
forts oflife. f.4si.. zmatoi le5
Two vast and commodious stables are
annexed to the, establishment, g3 81 3
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M A GASIN
DE M. JOSEPH HEBERT.

On trouvera t%oujours dams Get etabIisse-
ment, si,ue vis-a-vis PEglise Iaroissiale de
Presumption, I'm assortment complet des
articles compris sous lie nom de MARcHAN-
Discs secHEs, GROCERIES, VERRERrE, Po-
TERIE, L1oUEURs FINES, QUINcAILLERIE,
CHAUssURE, en- IN mot tout ce qui compose
un magasin de la campagne bien approvi-
sionne.
M Hebert vend a des conditions assez
moderees pour pouvoir compiler sur une plus
waste extension de sa clientele. II Went de
renouveler tout son STOCK eft il invite les
habitans qui demeurent dams ses parages d
visitor son Establishment. 60.
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BAINS A VAEUR SULFUREUX.
TENUsA boNALDsoNylLLE.
Par is D.Bouiiller St-Andr6.

Par is nlBoutiNer St-Andr6.
Le DoCrEui BouT1LLIER St-ANDRE
PREVENT lie pJlic quill Went d'etablir
dams sa demeu! unc Sale de bains a
yapeur Sulfurex. Les heureux result
tats obtenus pa ce systemic ct le desir
dc repondre aWeu general. tells sont,
es mobiles senmens qni Font anime
en- fondant reimbursement. Tout lie
monde connaf deja ~l'efficacite souvc-
raine dcs bain4 vapeur SnIfureux; nous
n'avons done is besion de dire que les
Rhumatismcs neme les plus inveter6s
nc %sauraient %sistera son action; que
les ma!adies chances, les affections nj
testinales ct a Tres disparaissent a son
contact. wa #s
lie Docteursoutiilier Went d'ajonter
a ce systemic qi est deja aassi simple
qu'elegant un ppareii dune incompara-
bic utilize !: est un ventilateur place a
I'interieur de machine au moyen du-
queI on degaglla svapeur on gaz sultu>
reux dams mens dune minnte. Les
dangers, auxqeIls lie patient etait pre-
cedemment exose, Sc trouvent ainsi 10.
talement %anealis. En- effet, par fancien
systemic il Eallit an moins dix minutes
pour faire lie dgagement total. Or, il
pouvait arriyetqne lie malade vint a sc
rouve NAL diant lie cours de ~l'opera-
ton ct par consequent de graves acci-
dents sen suive par suite de Ia lenieur
de l'ecoulemes du gag suiiureux.
PsG dcs 5dias. : 8E~ 45@&
Pour n dq'zaine 80. SlS, 90.
Pour moins de douze GU pour chaque
balm 80, %
Une maciire de la meme nature est
en- vote de Construction pour les ne
gres.
: o. lie Dl Eouttlier st.-Audre
profile de ce,leoccasion pour remercier
lie public de Encouragement quill a bien
vouln lui accDFer jusqu:a ce jour. II
ose espe,er qteIIa meme conf,nce ct Ic
%partforase,. don't il fera en- sorte
de Sc rendre bHours digoe, Iui seront
continues a l%'syeuis.
P. S.-ChIqoe baisoeOr est tenu de
Sc pouryo'r doc Drap ct de deux SER
49,
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;U5TEL WASHINGTON

NJ. TRtcHE PREVENT ses amls Ell.
public quill acquis &c Mr.. TX. Gm'
THEIR, l'exploitation du Washsnplo.
Hotel. ii soIIicile la continuation a.
la favour don't lie public a t%oujoours en- !.
toure Get endorsement, ct il s'engape !
ne rien negliger pour sen rendre d.
gne. Appointments, ct Table conor.
tables, Barre toujours aqprovisionnee d.,
meiIleures liqueurs, Service prompt'
VOLTA des titres que sa maison ne d..
mentira jamais. 4aE
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DON ANDRE
COWecEesys.,

,Annonce resneetpeusement au public quill Sc
chargera q Fayeoie de tous recouyreulens dams
les paroisses Absorption, Ascension, Lafourche
Inferno, Terrebonne, etc. =
i Sc charge apssi de Pagence de toutes les
aFtfaires commercia'es qu'on voudra ben iui
confer. foiisd {af5j# H5 -
U7S'adresser au STAR CoeFEE.Rouse GU
aux Bureaux du PIONEER. E
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TOMBES EFT MONUMENTS FUNEBREsS
= E SIEUR Is. r. PLTTEN, connu1 depnis
uzaL nlusieurs anees par les nombreux ouvfa-
ges. qajla fats ans lie cimeti61e de cette pareis-
Sc: ct ceuz des ~,oro'sses avoisinantes, a l'hen
neat de prevent 'ses amis ct lie public en- gene
RAJ gu'. Went derecevoir du Nold de I;Ame.i-
que. Ell de IItal'eEde marb es de toutes esneces
ct 90 ii est pref aexecutee toute commando de
tonnes, csVeoux re lamfle GU monuments cor.
c%espaet SD pa tie
Z Ill EN- Dioie, au hoiy des families. lie myrbae IA
pierre; Oh 1e oois ct Sc charge eea'emeat des
critics gu eu,oarsgesd de tombes, soft Ell bois soft
en- fet. Ponr los amples reoseigneme Dis, s'adres.
ser chez Lula P]lttenville a cote de TEe'i5e Pa
r~oIssia'e del'Assqnption. SEES prix sont des nlus
moderes.
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A VENDRE

Id Establishment connu sous lie nom de Smo-
aa& Ike bend wood yard, consistent en- machi-
mes a vapeur, cabestans, chaines, scies, cordes
Jorge complete. ETC., ect. On peut Y faire 90
cordes de bois par jour. L'emplacement serait
acquis q Tacheteur pour5 ans. S'adresser SUI
les lieux, liz mile aa-dessus de Donaldson
meme bord !,
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E,
&. Dentisie de Paris.
Maintenant a NapoItonyiIIe.

Ayant compose I'm ODONTALGI
QUE qui gaerit radicalement les mau,
de dents ct arrete la carrie, ii l'bonneu.
den falre part a ses cliens ct d'ofirir ses
service u Personnes qui peuven te,
ayoir besoin.
Ans malnfnant: plus d'extractid,,
Plus de sontiraiccs: ct preservatic- Ger
tame ct f~acilc.
G-ll va coftinuer SEES yoroos comnn~
ii les faisait a,paravant. r.
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PATENT MEDI' INES DEPOT
oHo. II. .e
Mss. Street AnaldsonraiIe'

ON
/. always on hand, fol sale for "'medict'
y ~ a fresh supply ofthe toIlo'
* nes: Consumption.
II FOR colds, coughs, cppeosis, Splitting
: bronchitis, Asthma. aheci'ons OF the
: blood and the gep5her'y Pecto.al -
Lungs Ayesr-Liverwott aud Tar
lNildcherry I'D cherry sherman,s olo-
Balsam efIndian Vegetable Elixir
soaggiisy's Great Western Panacea- Oxi-
genated Ritters - Jew David, Hebrews
Plaster.
For Rheumatism. Tooth ache, pains in
the limbs, Swellings, Head Ache, Burns
Sprains, cuts, Piles & q.
Venitians Liniment - Mexican MUS
tang,,- DaIley's Magical Pain Extractor
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
For Fever and other bilious Diseases.
India Chotasosue, Clemens Indian To-
For WORMS.
The celebrated J. Winers Canadi
Vermiluge ..,..
EYE WATER.
Dr.. Tnompson's Celebrated Eye Water
PILLS.
W. WlishtIndian Vegetable Pills.
Mofats. -.
Brandreih's. :, .
Morison's No l and 2. (,
Grae'enberg Vegetable.
L, 2. Teneur's Gonolrhoea Specific.
Tooth Ache Drops.
DR.. Joha Bulls and Townseud's Sarse-
p%arilIa.
BY retai Il aud whole Sale at New Orleans
prices.
Jaynes Hair Tonic.
Maize Hair fluid.
Reaches and Rat Poison.
%1 CALL AT No. II.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-13

TCQUES WHEY, Tonnellier a MER
Donaldsonyille, al'honneurdin for- &C.,
mer messieurs les planteurs gull fabriaue de
BALLS a MMElLAAsSSE. de la contenance de 40
a4o gallons, a des prix moderes, ga tonnelle-
lEglise. l'sl8 safsilHtHs Tna*