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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-02

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
WINES, CORDlALS, SYRUPS, HAVANA
CIGARS FRENCH CALFSKlNS, &c.
<Sy,rsxfrs--Ofl Moaongnhela Old Rye, Old Bourbon,
Irish, Scotch, Rectied and Raw
MR. VICTOR BlSCH has purchased the exten-
N sve stock of Liquors and Wines. Cigars. ETC..
OF Mes,r, Wiftman IN q Zahn about the middle of No
ysmier last and having made large additions thereto
viii on the business at the old stand Sycamore
street near Water Messrs. B. 81 II. will attend strictly
40 their b siness person. else having authority
4, do basip sss for or connection with their house.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-02
T. c. TwIcHELL. - TwicHE"L' Il H. fAh"hihD
% ass 'o T. c. TWICaEI,L & CO.,
commission AND FORWARDING
~. MEHCHANTS,
febl5d&wtf NEw ORLEANS

s. E. GILBERT & CO.,
Agents for Cypress Factory,
lIVAvE hand and are constantly receiving, Cot
ton Yarns CARPET Chains and Cotton Batting, which
they will sell favorable terms they can be pur
chased at in thsor any other city. marlsf
ar .r.r G. VI. GRIFFITH.
t.4l WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
r.rf Hardware aud Cutlery.
rVAS lust received full and 1lete stock Of f0
Il reign domestic Hardware Mechanics tools and
Building Materials. Merchants, Mechanics, and other
areinyiied TO examine his stock at
ap2oud& &w THE sign OF THE MILL SAW.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-02
J. S. JAQuEss, EvAss'L, FIELD, MERRITT q Co., n
s. MERRITT, FIELD ~ co.

IMPORTERS aud 7Wholesalc Dealers in Foreign an
4 domestic Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Seoe'
l@lJds building. First street between Main anJ S!cs
Eaore EvanSvc Ind. particular attention paid 70 OF
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-02
BUSINESS CARDS.

roHN C. tDBvBREUx, Ja, wholesale ana p7,ea he'an
II dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens window ollIus
- "a r.,uny aud Roofing Paper, Lamps, Phosgene
Oas, e~''e'''' [auglo ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-02
TRANSPOsTATEON.

PRoPKIEToRs: .a l.'
A. r. Cobb & Co., Foot OF IHdiara st. Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer g. Co., I2I, Broad st. New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-02

-DAvILIoN HOTEL, c. X. drew Proprietor corner ,,
Water and Sycamore Streets NM. W
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-01

NSgum. These, 10 their cOuEss, send branches Of
the phaRynx and latynK; the sophagus; the vessels
OF the neck and heart; the lnngsj the liver; the
spleen; and the diaphragm.
1t Is utinsce'safy 70 20 farther than primary de-
iansement Of the stomach, to account for q multi.
tnde OF distressing symptoms with which many are
afflicted, such az: jH HhH t3a 1ah
Indigestion, Head.Aeke
Btiiousness, Extreme Nervous Agita.
Acidity, I s3g tion, 3tH
PaiPitatiOn Of the Heart, Daiculty Of Reputation,
Sense OF oppression 0t StupOr,
the pit Of the stomach, a temporary loss OF mem.
An Ineapacity for the ory, Irritability,
slightest Exertion, A Sense Of Emptiness,
Depression Of Spirits, Drowsinsss, l.
Mistness and indistihct- Pulse less frequent, and
nessof Vision, more feeble than usual,
Cold Hands and Feet, Debility,
UNPLEASANT taste IL the Extreme Lan;or and FIX.
Mouth, particularly when haustion,
risingthe morning, DespOnJeney,
Numbness OF the Limbs Restiessness,
and other parts, Emaciation sad EEtrsmo
Vertigo Nausea, Debility,
Dull Heavy Pain and senfe Costiveness. %
Of weight in the Head,
Persons purchasing these Fills will be careful 10
observe that the name Of o.. HALsFED, IN gin
letters, on black paFer) Is affixed as wrapper to
each box; and that NOME ARE GENUINE unless labeled
in this manner. For sale by Druggists everywhere.
April, IS. IA &. Fourth street, Cincinnati.
PRICE, FIFTY CENTS.
JCI Persons Ientting us S1,00 in cash, or Postage
Stamps, will receive (by maiD TWO BOXES Of Pills,
FREE OF EXPENSE.
III. ALI who order from see this advertisement,
will please notify us OF that fact.
Country merchants can purchase these Pllls, from
CINCINNATI DsUGGISTs at Proprieiors PRIcEs.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-01

ia EF The Cleveland True Drmocrat says that
o. Saaday morning. about O'clock, James
Supple, on engineer on gravel train on the
PtisbuFg TailrOsf committed suicide at Earl
!ls y tsSfiIng sIit lSGSsang ;a .. Hs had ja't OBJ
4 finding that she persisted in hGt asihg him,
hs determined to rid himsef Of bis troubles
in the fearful manner above related.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-01

Music IN rag EVENING, The Bostopisns
have voted, through the common council to
employ one of the public bands TO discourse
music on the common from the 18th Of June
to the 9Th OF Aagust-siXteen musicians to
perform two evenings ia the week OF SO each,
and for y nights. The citizens raised $500
towards the expenses.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-01

MAINE LAw. IN MICHIGAN -Every ward
N Detroit, with but two exceptions, voted for
the NJ llne L'quT Law. Every town thus far
heard from iS ia favor Of it, generally by large
mslortes. The Advertiser thinks that the
aggregate mslorlty in the State will not be
less than 20 900.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-01

A NoRTHwEsTERN CoNvENTIoS. 1T is pro-
posed BY sOhicago paper, aud seconded by the
3 Detroit Fcee Presss TO call Northwestern
COnventiOn torpurpOses similar to those which
brought together the recent Southern Conven.
tion: Chicago Is the place named for the ga.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-01

A True VERDICT. - A coroner's
jury lately returned thesfolIowing YER
dict on the body Of poor fellow
Game to his death by hanging
round a tGrern.'
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-01

u The stamped envelopes provided for BY
the recent laV Of Congress, and contracted
for BY the Post Office Department, are ready
for delivery, and have been inspected and
approved BY the agent Of the Postmaster Gen.
arSl. No. H
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-01

SALEM CASES Quite number of
the Salem liquor cases have been tried
at Newburyport, in the Court of Com.
mon Pleas. A large number have
been found guilty.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-01

Wholesale Western Arencr

For Myers Ex. Rock Rose, Wrisht's Indian Vegsts-
BILE, Pills, Watts Nervous Antidote, Lyons Keith
airOn and Jamaica Ginger, Whits's Amber Glass and
Jamaica Ginger, Bishops Almond Lotion, NuttHns
syriacum, Kendall & TaylOr's Thermometers and
Barometers, Sc.
State Agents for M'Lsans Lhirnent, LOSOck's
Waters, Jew Dayid's Plaster, DR.. ROwlands, DE.
Swsyne's, Grafenbers, A'Candles, RadWay's, and
other Medicines, Bright's Cora Plaster, TOOthaSAs
Drops, Johnsons Tooth soaP, DaCOStas Tooth
Wash, Illusions Tooth Powder, Burgess & Co.'S
Rat ExtefmiRator. etc.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-01

W Iron Churches are now made in Rag
and, and seut TO Australia.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-01

Hope, deOeiiful as she is, serves at
least to conduct Us through life by an
agreeable path.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-01
TEMPERANCE ADVOCATES
ATTENTION!!!
Sc The only natural wbOleSOme
drink for man,H can be
obtained frOm
BURNET's PATENT
WATER COOLER.

VNTE ARE now prepared to offer cur friends and
w customer, superior article OF Water Coolers
Of entire new styles, at greatly reduced prices.
This article Is the result Of the application OF sce n'
tihc principles to the purpose intended viz: to keep
water cool as possible, as long p9SsibIe, and
with the least possible quantity Of Ice. ..
The proprietor has long devoted his attention to this
particular branch Of domestic economy, and pass
ing from onf improvement to another, has at length
arrived near perfection a. 1t is possible 10 reach.
proof of this is found in the very general use of
these Cooler; in all parts Of the country. A simple
state ment of facts in regard to these Coolers will
satisfy every one Of their superiority, First, they
are the only article of the kind srcr patented
They are finished with two dsiinct non-COnduetng
chambers, by means of which, with two pounds Of
Ice 10 the gasn, water is kept (at temperature of
40 degrees above zero, or only g degrees from the
freezing point all day Thus at cost Of some
five cents per day, family Of iinary size can
be constantly supplied with water as cold as ice
ITSELF larger Numbers in the same proportion. This
has been found BY actual experiment to be saving
Of at least scventy-ve per cent, over the Earthen
Jars, formerly used for this purpose.
Again, these Coolers NEVER SWEAT; 10 this way
saving much unnecessary waste and trouble
Being manufactured in the most woEkmanlike
style, and handsomely finished in every respect,
they make very beautiful ornament for the Dim
iig Room Hotel or Steamboat.
An important improvement has lstelg been added
to the Cooler, viz: small Pan Capable Of holding
from six to eight pounds Of Bntter inserted direct,
ly under the cover This quantity Of butter eau be
kept perfectly hard all day. without additional Ice
Ia very important addition TO the oc9Romy and com.
fort Of families.)
IL desired, the Cooler csn also be furnished at
small expense witha
NJ. FILTERlNG APPARATUS,
which the additional purpose of removing all
impurities from the water, rendering it perfectly clea
and wholesome. 'E3
The Cooler and Filter mar be geen in operation
at any time, at BURNET'S,
s No. II East Fourth street, Cincinnati.
For sale by tie following persons;
Louisville, by John Gill, 45 Main street, 9
Columbus, BY J, X. Heyl, High street, opposite
Frauklln Bank
; Cleveland, by HEntingtoa E;oos,.
indianapolis, by Jacob Lindsey.
Frankfort, BY GTey Il George.
Nashville, by A. Fl. Hicks. a.s pga
New Orleans, by J. A. Morton 4 Co., Tchoupi-
toulsS street 9slf \
Waclssale Aad RstAl Agent ia New York City, !
]. II. BURNETT,
Y . NJ. IS Wall street.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-01
ALSO
For Sale all
POPULARl MEDICINES.
SUPPORTERS, BANDAGE5,
z h u s s e =,
Surgical Instruments, etc.
To the Wholesale Trade.

To the Wholesale Trade.
We now have ouf Wholesale rooms Cited up, and
samples arranged in convenient style, and our faeih-
ties enables US to sell the trade on more adVsnta-
geous terms than any other house cam and as low, or
even lower, than eastern houses thus saving the ez-
pense Of transportation to country merchants.
Our goods, 10 all instances, are what they are re-
presentsd to be--and when sold BY sample shall al
ways be in conformity with the saHplss shown.
Care is taken to have our cases properly packed
ard to guard against injury in transportation.
We solicit orders from parties not visiting ourcity;
and will sndesvOr ali instances, TO satisfy IN every
rartIcular, all who cOnfde their OrdsrstO US. .s
our thank, are due TO the publia for the very he-
eral patronage We nave heretofore received and We
hall aim to Keep up and increase our favorable rePE-
t;op of one price, fair dealing and courteous bsOrns
toward all Ous PatreAs.
KOHL l. FOWLER.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-01

Avarice is more opposed 70 econo-
my than liberality.
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PARTS WAR aRD,ss.y4

'hahiiathm de JEAN RoGsst:aU, i,aroissr d..
In fn,lrcle-l n,ernaa. fitf 5atrhr.. IL 2 mar.
1852 TRolS NEGsEs am :%ricain<. par
ant anglais ft IN peiartf atic iiS.i
rs Len, larry, de belle tailh.. ayant
me roll,,e SIR le cole g%anclr. de Ia lete.
- TN azure, Pctney, de 5 pied> 6 pm,
rs environ! rxeassiveincmt ,h,,ir, sans a,,lrrs
.igles coHnt,S ttt5t& fHs
L. ,roi<ismr, Bob, de $ pods 5 popcse.
'%nvirnn. tres Il III ausSsi, ;ssaai IN de <rs
fens plus grand que %I:a,are ct les pird< ire
flats. 8sasIsfiI
les sl,erifs dies narpisses Oh - aviSart
ivera, sd it ii,>flnhnam prie- de mus pre-
ivrnir DE- l'arrrsiation tr res trpis ileegres j
he ep,eluH'im de,rs.tsi are %-asifiasa i. s a. Z
MI Tine r,eona.ense iil,dm .ie t<effa arcorlSi.
i tou.r perspane qni. fii<snt i.apprshenSiiia
Il ces neagres n, de aaelqrnr d-rny. les RI
,aaaera i ie.H maiirt on dams nos laireanx.
ID
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Hotel Nsg Commerce
r.ii.S DE Ia II Ai>nA tlSOth
N IL. DNVEl.E.

.Ce bel e,shlissrm.n tern rareMr Pierre
RIzAs, Went deere onve,t afi public qnl
n,e S%a,irait trouyr:: r1ieu \ siit ysaeun p"l"'
H. FE,at. ilsrstiqs4 - ara: tTs)-ai 81
Chanlres vas,esetp arf,itrnrnt mel'tee~
pour les alnill"s. ~cha'abres par'ic"sier'S.
/ & bfrn g%arnirs, salon de comlragnir, avs
81. spaciens. g,i { Iegant. sailt "a l%nergger. OH
on a i%uajour> ale table don't l',bp'tl''c'
.'est surpasserslne pa, Ia de'icate-se d"~
,ncfS. VOLTA. sans Scantr"dit. i"nt &c 1si.
f,,f pour ailirerunr nolni,rrn~c clientele.
Q,e' Pom ajbair il tons ces Agreements dr
] existence. dies ~eivitf,r> iie> ailr,tilf>. qni
ont q RIGGS de manieiea ~ il i,ai> ntg'igrr
m srui DE- lturs ipvnirs. elton cninprendra
Excitement. Yn'iI esi little pour l'irn ~vivre, de-
sl,scrmirr a Hoe dub Commstrersf
Deus gfimdrs ecurirs,sta nae sfr,nisc tres
comm nIe fmt raltie DIES 1dePehdaiicts de
Get endorsement. .Hat@f@t atifia'3Ae'
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Goasa sss ercs0y NJtBs,
NEAR THE COURT HOUSE.
MAP

~ @ta. -~4 II &&# #U#Ht+aH ~" &2E+& . "
. This >plcn Ii rsiab ishnnen', kept by Vi y
RtzAv, HI. jlst ]lsrn ppfneds t" III" public
IVA, could nDl possibly meet with 4 belts
heise-ensany poitf OF fhsr State.
V"rv ,largatapd welta furnished rooms E'
FAM les, pleasant prlyate rap'ns. u -pici'I-
II ,.ie,tat !, trlhlir. L ~dininI-room wh>r"
m ,aI< are M ie>s .tbtnfE,ht than delicate.
this i. .nal,,ifeli, wlrtl is requisite I"
attract nali:rpus. customers. .a..
b .siiss lalIthese enIice'nents, the boar
ders will hue at II ind most attentive
srtvlnfs, VIII, are 50 m,nagad a never T.
neglect their duty. Il l., thnrrfar", yer,
easy TO conceive thtt it is ustf,I 70 stop Al
thu. Con- aerciat Hsetto enjoy all the com
f5r!s afiifa. ! a7
r'Fws, vast and cnn nolions stables arr.
anl.Seit L, tn, establishments, & 81
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G II A N - Il NJ N Fl
DE L'ASSOMpTION.
r. - Il

lie public est pr vena que NJ. J.. B. GUT.
LOT, encantenr de cetta 'parnisse. %aatnant CON
nissnnne par te doaserneqir. 9itN,tInn Grind
nncan2 iinenstel a pla'tenviiIe, chez NJ. CLonius
ilSoSSIE .
II Setn' xe snraes ieax i'm bon mmagPsindes
i pot fonry recsvSlr ta,.srs r.: @harcfiintiisaS
IL on %vontIr, bisn y rrvoycr. al!,si al'rne mn
%r,,iiqt,e S%svattsie pour le< a~iiinanx lon ro',dra
aaire vesdre an Grahd Eoca,ndp fisSonot'nt..
Get ncan aura len tons les deuxi aanes gsainediS
lie chalue mis-.
u Abr ssser les marchamlises Il M. ]. n
fsuilIM Qua NJ. G. Iinpssirr. f'npr lbs eondi-g
tions. s'aslresser d 'nn, de sces nesSieursygf 40
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SEIkP CASH e
No. u MISSISSIPPI STREET,
y ONAI.DS ON WILL T., IA

sEsIlE subscribers respectfully prespm
~ their thanks to thr public in general
and their friends in particular. Grlhrir lilp.
raj patronage, since the, have cummencet
business. and they hope, thu; con>tan, alten.
ton to business and u%rti,ing efforts 10
please in the selection Of thrir goo DIS, will
continue to them the unlimited contdelce
oitheir good old customers. We now offer
tor sale, CHEAP for CASH, e splendid assoii.
meni OF gentlemen'S clothing. boots, hats,
gloves, hoses, %brogans. nfElIitiers, gai.erst
braces. ~crayafs, &c. &c. SadIlery Amer.
lean, English and Spanish saddles, bride
Filings and martingalrs %ofovery description.
4 fine assortment, %ofcooprrs' and cafpen
mnslins. fine red, Elm, yellow, green aud
white flannel>, ladies and misses hoses,
gloves. CATERS. cot>rts, black kid aud last,
ing CATERS. white kid and satin slippers,
children shoes. boots, CATERS. &c. &c, all
IF which we sell at the lowest marker price,
Tor cash or approved paper. @
@ RICHARD g. TEMPLET.
January l4,h. 1851. IN
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HOTEL WASHINGTON

NJ. TRIcnE PREVENT scs arms ct h
public q"'il acq.i. de Mr.. TX. Can.
THEIR. l'cxpIolali"n dn Nshmg,o.
iIoi,l. II soilicltc la continuation d..
Ia ,,,vcnr don't Ie ,nbIic n io,imnr> On.
,oure Gee tlnhIi,st IT,. III. ct ils'cng O.. :
nc rien neglg'' o"i sea reads, di
ynr. Appn.,utu,>.'t Table co,f.r.
tables. Bare touj'n'> pr'",i>Ionistt DIES
"r,ll,",t> i'4""'s, Service prompt.
VOLTA dc> tlIrrs que sa 'I'''soh Hc de.
mt mira annals.
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b ms \VApnU;, SIi.FURECX
IEyrs \ :,ON
Pr I; DR.. B,u,iHpr 'Si-IMirf.

FFTlFl & K
PR i Or. Bm,iNrr ,St-Amirf.
~ ~AoYrHu.H ;'orrIL.lr,K ; >SDaE
rtttit ut IL p,h!r 'lt',i " 1T j rlhhll'
Nal $ ii tf,ntult nhhc Satitf dc baIn> i
, j, ) ,tfir%ax. L. innrc''x rt-''i-
al ort.tie'> ,sar sc ~y-'crn" ct -ir ''e>i'
4ic7,elsnn,is.>!' a 'n,,s general. trls -on'
- .nh.t>3 sentiments All lo'i' ani""'
- 't%;nl,,ltlant Get tta!,li>>. mrii. Tout; Il
,n,l,d, ~copnlii ;iria t. thcneiie -onve-
rain d.. balm a,ni"u' S,iinretx; nous
II ',.oi~ done ,sa> 'hr>lon dfdTrr lu" l'-
Rhnuna,i-n.> is,tIM. les llns in,rierc>
II" Silurisi"ni rt.l,i.r a sow action; qn"
lr,lurladi.<. ~cnt,sfr.. los aft riiCn- nj
tesiil.alcs cta,ifrc> ii.i,arii>>trt a sos
"a IL n,c!rnr Boufsiii"r t'1a"tr,
4 t,ct!.- y-.emr q~ai.Nus, 4'itla ,iHis-i ~isupl
unttlegari nieprp:nriDd'tHr incotnp'ra-
hie ntill,ts :eC'r>, M v'ttfiittt'ir ilat { a
l'irt*rirhn de II 'ni,ui,il,c al ,poscn di-
M! on dt@age la vartm "H g,Z >tli',
rrux dams. atptln. ii .ne ,nin"i,. lie.
.tangr rs, aaxJntil*tr patient etait pre-
~rt,l.uiitirft txt3n,f. r'tfop.ei,l tin>i TO
t3lriuta,tt u, ssn,tll>. I'd, ifft, par %aneie'
,y.ieiuc .iItl!iaii IN u,alls> Xix ,nits',it>
pnm false Ie des,ng"sn'm total. or., i,
. await m,ivrr ,i,sr H. ufal;.dr" ,ini Il :"
s.,uytr maj iin"T IL. rroouul> dc f.opfr,-
lion 4. par consequent dc graves AGi-
.tru.> s'ru ~uiv.e I,ar suite ,ir In ltHtrH
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IOdBf.S EfH MONU MEAi'S FUNi.BRES
t7 E5SiEUR Isl Il. "a. FTEN. connu depttis
aasaa pinsianrs ann es par les aotnbrcnx onv n
res. atIil q fats da,,s lie ci,netia re de ceite parcs-
~. q. eepxudtS Emsnisses aseisinaii,es. Il ffna
%ieitr9le pr pplliI sesf AIMS etle public en q n.
r;I. ami il Went de ~recesrir hn4 Nord de i'Aine l.
a,le.set de- isitalie. deS. ~,asirtFes de ionteS espec,s
ct ansiiesi pref i exernier taife commando :
toy1l,es. G,,ve.tilxf dntalasllc on monuments rn,,.
s%cerna,t 81 partie.
iI.eua,dnir aAt ei1oix dies families. lie ma rbre IL
pierre. on lie DsiS.iet Sc Charge Y g:tleinert de-,
rriiipS on a,tonra res de -tpnihes. soft Ell beis sol
e,lfer. P.ntr'plus asnples tseigHnnae MS. s'adreS
ser ehez ini i i,sattensii.eh cot de fF.riise Pa
~roistsial g he Il 4 assumption. Se- prix som DIES plus
Md res. kytestG y 1itsss3 #tsts
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DE ,JEUNES Di;MOlSEi les.
Duage pr f. MARTIN.
4 Donnldan.iiic.

i tAfn dc pouiois ~rf'pendrr aux .en
les eres DE- f.miIlr. NJ. Martin vim
1f.agrahdif son itibii>-rment et dc Sad
iioi",irc me m"iitrc>>" q 'angi is.
La religion eianl la h"se d, tontr IN"
ralr "a deinn,r home ednr alton, ser,
"msdrs prineiWrs fendi,ncntanx dc i'lns
s%i'n,iot,.s
4 Pix Dc j. Pension avcc les di.
verses hr,'mht> d'rns'igncmtnt. !
u m,glaisct m frarcai>....... SIS
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-23
DON ANDRE S,LORz NO;
COSSecEgag3.,

Annonce resnectneusement all public quiIse
i%,llnrgera d ~lsavenir d. tnus recoapremens dams
les ptrnisses A~sspnaiion, i ASCENSION. kafourche
lnteIne, Ter:elnnne.. ety.
II Sc charge an-si de l'agepee,de toutes les
rf,ires commentaries, IN on fvcudra biens iui
confer. sasteaegt4 .4p,48E4 I -
II S',Aresser an STAR COFFEE IiousEsou
lux Burelnx dl PlossIEE. 4a4 500 ID 4stsa
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-23
n-@2 FOR SALE nj No II
IW DON ll-pnville One OK wagon

"a Hyse W.egm.
f,lrnsfi.lrt<, f1irf bglssel carts, two shaft
certs. II. with ira X eS, superior nuke.
Tree Z Its, wp1 axIr, cheap, Twenty
f,Tct,lI burrows. sir srl. burrows. oRr
s.cnl l.uI B.rolche il fist rate arl.fl
d,i',ie sci Of Il ,rle<<. Ali the above will b..
s,sl Il 4 reasonable PRICE payable in nex
D,c.nl sr.ins s,y,r. m,'ls<es or money, Il
tn. discretion nf ptchasers.
D,ltii-oavillp, lne 39.h. 81
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-23
PATENT IDluINES DEPOT,
ono. ~ 4
Miss. Street UonaidsonusHe.

Always on hand. for sale for lash .'n'
s,"a fresh supply otthe following "''d'c''
mes: .s.. w.
ror ro,d<, coughs, Group, Consumption
Bronrrh,, ;, Asthma, Dyspepsia. Sp'if'ns
blood an the general affections OF the
Lungs - Ayers Cherry r'c'".a' -
Wild cherry am! I'ar-l.iverw"rt aud Tar
Balsam of Wild cherry - Si"rInans O!o-
SEAMAN. Indian Vegetable Elixir -
l.ongIe,'- Great Western Panacea-O S'-
ur,,a1ed Bitters -Jew David, Hebrews
Plaster. H.. .....,.aut4 It atf-rs f 3
For Rheumatism. Tooth ache. pains in
The limbs, sweIli"g~. Head Ache Burns,
S%prains. cuts, Piles Il 4. "
VrniiianS Linin,,nt - NeAlrah Mus
tang DaIIry'S Magical Pain Extractor
Perry Davis Pain Killer 81 .
For Fever and other bilious dcseases.
India Cholag"yut, Clemens Indian 10
mic. ,s -
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-23
QJl:KSlND. IrrsRURG ~,

PfaSfrriny mir. cen nj, whale, Lard. lin
se.l ills. s,ifii o~fllftenline, canphine aud
gn. J,pui. cnptl aud black varni<h, Paris
gr'.n, chto ne y.iloW, pr4,->ian b'ue and
waiss n ! i patty, Oh Xix, sptpiSh whiting.
etc. AZ iins as <ar,fn nj st II lRDW ARE
SeIiIery, I, ,fSe col arss, ha'nr<, trace il 4
OK %csltins, mills, rack hrails. etc, for sale
~ Al ~, II, NI->IslrPI. street, I
81 ID mii i>onvtllr, In. Il
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-23

.T12UES WHEY, 7'ranuellief'aa Ga
q D,a tiisonviIIe. a ~'honneat l'infor- e.
m ,r IN ~.ssieurs les p'alltenrs q, il tabri ,ne IL
BAsI.S j Nfi.ASS .s. da Ia centeiance do 10
a Is st!lanS,, i DIS prix no lares. .SA tonnelle-
riafeSt sitaee rue Mississippi, presqu'epf face de
EEgIise. 4 .sj n9*
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-23

~ ivant compose mn ODONTNIGl
QUE'p"i g,tri' ,atlf;.t!c'4c"tir ~ m+"s
Dc lt' + st .r,2lrr Ia t'riH. "liho"nt"'
den fAirr part a -.s> ,iirns5ct h'otl'ir So
services ark personals !ni Fe'i'c'' ten
;t.nir bt>oi,,. rs
.Ain-i, ~,nainttnani plus distraction.
tpln> ~ so',ifi anccs, ct Pte,.r\aii"n Ger
tair~ct Gcric.sa 80 -."'- ~
n: 0y-iI v;.continier Sos voyages comm
il i"-4i;,i.,ii ;,rl,lrr,nnt. ..,..t II.
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"a LOUER alsSi ~ magasth sltne ii
s-Aaa druA tuli.ts az trssns de- pninc"'rt
,i!ir. avanta4eux phr t,ahli->"i''t'' d""
commerce qtrlc"n4"e. II :" t'""'e "n'rr
la sn.1ir sIuoBthic st. Martin IT celie ','
I'rh.t 81. je"n'B;p'ist". '.
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