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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12

Celtc scene Sc passa sous les yeux
dc r'cmpereur, ct fut 81 rapide, quill
n'cut pas lie temps d'empecher les deux
coups. On a etoutfe raffaire, mails sous
pouvez tenir les fats pour certains, car
lie les items dune source qni n'admet
pas de doute." II
LIE Republican, ajoute
=. Nous he savons 81 &c snouvean liant
d'armes du heros de l'armee pretoricnne
est vrai; mais tous ceux qui COMMAS
sem les etats de service du sicur dc st
Arnaud lie tiennent pour vraisemblable.
IlilIustre marechal a fait, en ce genre.
bien d'autrcs exploits. Un jour, M. st.
Arnaud, n'etant pas encore colonel, a
3 soustrait la caisse de son regiment; une
autrefois, lie general St-Arnaud a bona
partisf 500 fr. a un honnete bourgeois
de Gand. Au 3 decembre, attaqne par
une multitude de creanciers qui 1assie-
q geaient dams son re%tranchement de mi
nistre de la gucrre, il allait etre arIete
pour une de,te %honteuse; Morny, Per
signy, Bonaparte ct ses autrcs compll-
ces etaient dams !e meme Gas. L'EIysec
etait en- danger mortel; il ~faIlait, par un
+. coup d'Etat, sauver la societe..... bona
partiste, ct lie crime fnt accompli. II Ic
faIlait. 9..ssrt4na n".iut@l,ta. ..,
o.. ]. Nous en- passons ct des meillenrs.
Contcntons-nou de rappeler lie scanda~
leux episode de Bourse qui forca ma
guere ledit St-Arnauda FUR aux aux
d'Hyeres, d'ol il est revenu, 81 sainte-
,4,nent convert, %ajouter, scion rAdverti-
y, ser, int nouvelle page a sd glorieuse
historic. ST cette belle action est vraie,
lie mayechal ST. rnaud sera infaillible-
ment promu au grade de marechal-ge-
n /" Fausse OH yraie, l'anecdote nest
- pas Understandable, encore moins alb
surde. M. Saint-Arnaud aurait etc d'a-
abord arrate, puts on aurait etouffe l'af-
fairc. &c denouement est des plus
yraisemhlables il ny aurait pas de vrai-
s~cmblancea ce que r%empereur n'e1t
pas relache son yieux complete. Les
i loups nc Sc mangent pas entire eux, dit
la sagesse popuIaire. M, %Bonapartca ne
pouvait laisser METRE en- accusation son
7ancien frere dsaventures.' .#tE -
57d Apres tout, on comprend qu'un fait
de cette importance ~n'aurait pu etre
aderobe complement a la connaissance
du public, ct quill Sc serait certaine-
ment fait jour SOFT dams les co~rrespon>
81 dances de Paris, soitdans les %journaux
aanglais ct beIges. Or, ~jusqu'ici, cette
correspondence du Commercial .Adveru-
ser, de New-York, est Ia seuIe qui en-
fassc mention, ct les journaux strangers
men dissent rien. lily done tout lieu
de croire que, la version qui nous par
Went nest fondee que sur q%ueIqnc brnit
vague, gu sur un recit simplitie par la
rumeur pubIiqued de quelque alteration
survenue entire lie general Cornemusc' ct
= Thonnetei marechal de rempire don't il
y ts'agit. te@i stf"o 2~'st1s@ "a.5' 2"2@f
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12
Monsieur tEdheur,

Monsieur tEditeur, ,,.t.t
3 @Veuillez announcer qu'aux elections de
/, novembrc proclaim je suis .candidat a
Ia place dc Recorder de cette paroisse.
que j'occupe actue lIement. B 50
ssva at9Gaaa3 ANDRE LEBLANC, 3
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12
CHRONIQUE DE DONALDSON
WILLIE.

Les dcux accuses du vol dos 500
commits a hord dn Music, qni a"vaicnt
comparu devant NJ. !awas. jngc de
paix. sc sent evadts de la geo!c dc no
ire Vile, !~ai>sant dams leur prison ccs
touchantS adicuX
An gcolicr ct aux habitants de
DouaId>onvilIe,
Mcssicurs,
Nous voyant dams iimpo>sibi|itt
d'obtcnir aucunc justice on TN avocat
pour plaidcr notrc a%lfairc, non, nou>
yoyons force de vous gutter sans "soir
rccours a la Ioi. Non, somme- COZ ms
que NJ. c.. ait ]rccouvrt son argent, ct
nous ayons trouv6 notre nourr!tnre cx-
ccl!entc, lei. I'm c|lnat plus chaud:
nous croyon>, est indispensable a notrc
existence; ct pui>. Oh nous assure que
Baton-Rouge est nne vile tres mAI>al''e
durant l'ett. I'm tout cas-, nous tie pou-
vons oubIicr votre bottle CT NOES uons
piopbsons de sons re,'drc nnc petite VI
site dars qucIque temps. Ne croycz pas
non plus que nous >oyons des 'ovIces
dams notrc profession, nous Mons ton-
)ours en- notre possession dies Quilts poni
nous aiirauchir dc vos grllfc<. Ccs pc
lites marlclIucs ct contcAnx que nonS
avons aprortes dc Baton Rouge nons
ont etc dame granIc ntllllt.
Nous aIIons nous promcncr ct ri"n
de plus.
Tout il voHs.
.,Dick TuRpiN u ChAuUn i}UvAL.
"I'. 5. Jc pars pour Ia NonNrIic-Or~
leans sur uu' boa Ci,cvaI i Jc pnI> gu
Lrouvcr un.
"tL,UDE.
Gle purs sur an bon rhcvaI. Fous
;,ricz de- mes nouVrllc>; mais les pre-
micr- mots u,r vous ruteuiuZ de moi.
seroul =" In h0nrse Oh la vie.' NOtrc
prison n'cs' point cndomnigte ic MONS
du monde.
>. Dick TURIN.
(Plgilant)
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12
ETAT D.. IA LOUISitNE-Conr
.in E'inQuie,ne District Judici'lrc d;h>
CT pour Ia Paroi.se Assumption.
Smccssirn de Joseph l"b,n'.

Srmrcssirn de Joseph l"blur.
Attendu que Jean Baptiste Terno' adminisira
tanr de la suSdite succession adtpose III bureau
de- Ia slStlitc Cour un colnpte de son admins
tratIon ainsi qu'une petition ea denandnntlh o-
noiogatlon.
Ans est par lie present donnc il tons ccnSqnc
celia peut concerner d'avoir d dtduire SONS dix
]oars leg raisons p,nr lesqnelI"s !" lit compile
ne serait pas appronvc ct homolognt, leg lond<
entire ses mains rcpartis cnn'orlnrment an dit
compt'. .s~
Pan urtsc de la Conr.
paroi--c Assumption, he Jui" 1853.
DEoI!li. E.,i iNC.
30 Grfi,r.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA

Fifth Judicial District Court in and
for the Parish of Assumption.
In the matter Of the Succession of
Ferdinand Landry.
Whereas Byzantine Landry has petitionpd
the Court fer letters OF administrat ton OIL the
Succession of her late husband Ferdinand Ian
dry deceased intestatc.
Notice is h hereby given to all whom it NAV
concern, to show cause within ten days, why
the prayer Of said petition should not be gran
ted.
by order Of the Court.
Assumption, this 9Th june 1858.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
- Clerk.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12
ANDRE LEBLANC,
MTonsieur rEditeu,.,

Veuillez aMionccr NJ. AUGUSTIN
! DUPLANTIER, de la paroisse Est
Baton Rouge, CONNIE candidat a la place
'd'Auditeur DIES Complies Publics, sujet a
"a nomination de Ia Convention Demo-
IS cratique,p s9of 8H- T. = .1
UN GRAND NOMBRE DE ~DEMoCRATEs
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12

.s,,,H Nous ne pouvons publier a~uiour-
9ad'hui lie Rapport du Jury de Police, lie
: stresor n'ayant encore pu remettre au
Grefier son compte-rendu.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12

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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12

"DicK TuRpiN u ChAuUn DuVAh.
"r. ). Jc pars pour Ia NonHrIic-Or-
sur u' DO" ci'cva' II Jc p"Is "n
LrouNcr IN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-26

h.lG, El66.
\ TANUFACTUREe of " ougbt and Cast Iron
ISk Fences Crates for si5ewai Irons for buildings,
bridges, DC. and al othe. articles which be MAZE
in line of business parclssers will fad that ne
articles, shove 9rste be bought Of me as
cheap rs in Boston or slsewhere IA have large
softlnenl of the latest les.
Please call and examine Union Street.
Worcester. Nov 3, 10 8, dly
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PUgLFg LECTURES.

~
The Young Mems rhetorical Society,
w CITY H7YRE,a
commencing TUESDAY Evening, Nov. 20, at II opcpk
10 be continued as fsilows, viz ae5g H4 -
4. Jan. 3-lion. GEoBeE 5. boutwell,, Gtoion.
s. ian. "a --GEOReE SUMNER, Esq BYsion.fa,s n
6. Jan. 3t--Dt OLIVER W iioIMEs, Boston. ~:
T. Feb IA lion. ANsoN BuRL1NGAAE, Cambridge
s. Feb 29.-sfev HORACE JAMES W. re, ster.
8. Mar l4--Rev T D 4NDERsoa, Roxbury.
10. Mar. 23.--Rey A. L. siToNE, Boston.
Tickets for the course JsxY be- obtained Hutchin
sons, Wesby's Kefi'si and Aen's Bookstores, the
following nriees: GebtlenaA and Lady, 81; Il Gem
tleman, rs centsa Lads or hfaor, SO Dents. Single
Lectures, l2a cepts 10 BIZ paid at the Door Tickets
nog ansferabls. = fH%a =
Doors open before 7, and closed q precisely. All
persona re9utsted 10 be ii The Hall previous
past olcaek a xsN ssw a8H-1 Ss B4tfE
c. JTLTsON,
SIDNEY CLARKE,
JESSE Is WHEELER, Committee.
F. NJ sTpWELL,
G. BRIGGS,
Worcester, November, 1883. au nl5
BOOKS, &c
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NOTIaR.
Christmas Presents
{ urs for Ladies,

FFNHE greatest ana best vaiety offered in Wor
i cester-to be found at MERRILL's,
dec22 DIT 2Ji Main street.
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ReticnleS.
B d. Markham.

go Bibles and Git DO. ks,
Fsugs.is' quality, ss,y q ss,.!ns y, r,:sss,
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how Wanted
Agents Wanted ,

MEN ofhusinees habits, wishing 10 engage in a la.
WI erauve business, who would like 10 sell Black
man's Genuine Healing Baaam and Valuable Red
salve, would do well to call and at our place.
GERALDsf& THOMSON, General Agents.
No lWAnut street, " oreester, Mass 81 d2S dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-26
NJ Plus ULTRAs
LAZELL'S
CLIMAX HAIR TONIC
IL gJ Fg A AEns

"a u Fs A IN R1 & EAs
FENHE CLIMAX HAIR FeNrc Deiddes il Is composition
many O the mast poten Known remedies Il = cont
bned Win the most elaborate care and with strict
regard 10 proportion that doe effect given 70 each In
grrditnt and lie resuit is continuation elegant re-
cherche and snrfassed in point 81 efficacy By any
other before thu public.
Just so long as vitality exists IN the tsit the aTpli
cation o. the Climax Hair Tonic canOt fail to bs bee-
hcia Its invieorating influence viii make Itself per-
eeptble Its action, by removing danffUtsand other
obstacles from the scalo destroys heir withrYng eff
let's and leaves the way clear naEre her part.
As compound for dressing the Hair, fRpartiHs 20 il
as0itness, gossness and richness and rendering
The stifest ana dffest Hair, ucep5ible Of the
tasteful arrangement, the Climax air Tonic win be
found invaluable. Nervous headaches IRE frequently
removed BY vigorous application Of the Climax iiai
Tonic with stia brushing
Possessing delicate color not liable soil any thing
WITH which il comes IN COntact--H pleasant and de-
eIded vet not too prominent odor the ClinFaa Hair
o'tic, is what the proprietor has aimed to make ita
compound at elegant and effective OF uuusnaI
intrinsic worth
Do Price Twenty-Five cents per bottle. Large
loes, containing inil pint, SEVENTY FIyE CEsTs.
Prepared only By
LEWIS 7, LAzELL. Druggist,
No. 20l Nam Street, Worcester, Msss. and sold
BY Traders generally
app dawtf
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RuGTIaaa


NMTtiA be sal u pubc ucon. 90 the rremises,
Wv GA THuRSD ", ia uary s, 1854 ~ ten o'cloes,
A. NJ 4 G ud steata Aiit 8 y 10 f'et, stories and
bis men hsh, sbpn 81 acre of land sll atrd
abuu 40 rod, from the depoe Of F, chourG kail ad
conn .ns m trin s0itiasief Flilge, on tie main
road ding IRON said vi isge 10 Lsaniasie Centre
The above SIN we'll calculated i0i wing The
comb on;llr planning, ~ ay business the mechanicsi
line Also, al Tue saae ine ami pace, ne following
personal property to wit:
One sieam Eagine, fifteen horse power
Two Fine Boilers, e ghteen feet long.
Ole 70 G Pump; one 30 copper
tot 81 Steam pip- aud fixture for Engine.
Two " oodworl's FLAMING Machines, finch knives
One Side lonter 81 ett ays
Ore 10 ATM aud Match ng Nachin 30 feet ways
Two Saw tieHches, via tb0rs ana saws
Seventy live feet inch hafiing win fulhes q c.
to4ehe vi the Counter shafts and hasgsrs peloAs-
1 g to said shop
one thousand feet Of steam Pipe, for warming the
above mentioned Mill
. Terms made klsoWn at time and place Of sale
For further pa iicniars nquhe of D. Il. eeiiidn'
Fncloars, or augustus Rice, at the Jancll"h HaDnhe
Shop, y orceser $. w 5ElsnS, AUG iohec'-
Leominstei Dec IA, 1858 deco "9Ah2
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A CoMMODloUS ROOM, thirty feet square, on
n Pearl Street, near ain street. suitable Tor manu-
featuring prposea. Steam power CAP be had with the
room, u desired Also, an Office over Richmond Ii
Trowbiidge's Clothing Store. Apply 70
dscsa az ALvAN ALLEN.
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wanted Immediately

Wanted Immediately.
"A MAN ofsteady andinuus.roua hshiis, Who fully
n understands iunnng an Irsn Planlng Machlus,
will aad conalan. .slnfey+aud good wagss 81 a. 49,
wsrester, Dsc %. 1853 dssdn
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n0rgCEs. &c.

& Ifys. &c ". Geraads,
TSEaAI.E PHYSICIAN, aud aacssssfsl Midwife
e ucased At the Il. e. Fenals Biediesl COLLEGE
" i'll aaswer calls pieir RI: day
Al lEslasHee Nv. NaiRat Street eP1 =
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LOST
I'm Mechanic street this (Thnrsday) afternoon
~ pocket book, containing v and some chauee.--
The inner will be handsomely rewarded BY leaving the
same NJ this office. M
Worcester, Dec a. d2s dtf
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W0RoRsTER LYcEUM

v VAVIs5 AI49 y % . II,
FENHE Course OF Lectures Tor HE Winter Of 1854,
L viii commence on The l1th y venbef, stthe
CIpzr HAIL,
and be confined as follows. viz
4th eeture, Dec 29--iieV. nDEL JOHNSON saIem
oh Jan. prev. uHEoe PARKER, Boston.
9Th 4" Jan. z0--0LIYEN W HOLMES Boston,
7h Feb 9-Rev T,STeRR KING, Boston
9Th Feb % Rev Fra DIX a HEpeE Proyi' &c.
I9th Mar. 9-WENDELL PsILLIps Boston
10Th Mar. 93-WM. ePaAsuE, d.. Albany
NJ Tickets for tie course'nGy be obtained of the
Treasu6 and the Bookstores, at the following prices
GentlemeH 2s09-Ladies and Minors go cents sing lie
Lectures, l2s CTS, to b. paid at the door
Allpurch Of Iicke9s viii be entitled to the use
of the thrars, contracting about 1900 VOLUMES OF YAH
ua9ie BoQbs, ar. the wbgie. year.
The doors i'll be open 81 Z aud closed at ~ o'clock
HENRY CHAPLIN. Prssiat ut. 4
THOMAS EARLE Sectetary
aithRLES w iITE, Treas.
Worcester, Nov. 10 rs . diff
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Christmas and New years presents.


on Mond,y morning. lass, Black Fall
N XMaM Terrier Pup, with colAr on HE neck,
TIN narked q W. Lo ell. Whoever will return
ssAsA=&Ashim 10 q. Lowell, so Main Street, ahall
be suitably rewarded. dec25 dtf
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pEanI-sm,ithine- ana fssrinilinel

BiaclEsi.ithiNg aud Grinding.
THE eil;ssn4 Of Worcester are iorn.d tla VIZ ere
I prepared 70 make al Kinds SUD shsFss Of il = NJ
MERS, c, to 9t4cr to re s3raeif apa re-ieiapeH
TGrpeatgrs' Y0ck Also, grind AID polish HA3J
ETs, Tools, aud all sorts Of Iron aud Steel Work, il
the best possible maInet, sEd ff the lnwest cash
isrms. BJGS BROTHERS,
Edge Tool Manufacturers, Juneli, Baliding
n9 d3ms
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
Die0,

In Providence, 3lst ult., Mr.. Levi G.. Dexter,
in the 3sth year o. his age.
In Georgetown, ID. c., 9th ult., Mrs. Julia
5. Morgan, relct of the late Commodore Charles
W. Morgan, U. >. Navy.
In Providence, on III ursday, 2d inst, Sarah
F. Paine, daughter Of Thomas ). Paine, in the
2Srh year OF her age.
In Cumberland, 26th ult., Mr.. Otis Whippe,
aged 81.
In Portsmouth, X. L., on the eth ult., in con-
sequence Of being Kicked IN the abdomen by his
horse, Mr.. Samuel Dyer, aged 20.
In Bl ,ckstone, 22d ult., Mr.. Arnold Austin
Taft, in the 33d year OF his age.
In Alexandria, Va, 2Sth ult., Lieut.. Samuel
Wilcox, United States Revenue Marine, in the
Both year OF his age.
In Providence, ou the 9th inst, Mrs. Alpha
Tourtelot, wife Of Mr.. Ethan Tourtello,, aged
81 years.
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MdrrteO.

In Worcester on Wednesday,, 25th ult., by
the Rev. Mr.. Swain, Mr.. William w. Thay-
er, Of Uxbrige, and Miss Maria s. Giles, Of
Black stone.
In Philadelphia, on the eth ult.. at St. Ste
phen's Church, by the Rev. II. w. Ducachet,
ID. D., Lieut.. John G. Tidball, U. s. A., and
Miss Mary Il. Davis, Of this town.
At MaulInain, Burmah, March IS, by Rev.
James N. Granger, Of Providence, X. l., Rev.
Harvey 4. Knapp, American Baptist Missionary
at Akyab in Arracan, and Miss Sophia Hubbell,
OF M.
In Providence ION Thursday evening last, II
St Stephens Church, by Rev Henry Waterman,
Charles Durham Morris, fellow Of .Oriel Col
l'ge, Oxford, England, and Jane W. Brown,
dIughter Of the late Professor Oliver Shaw, Of
l..
In Phenix village, 29th ult, Gustavus A. Smell
and Miss Fanny Walker, both OF Z.
In Warren, 26th uli., Mr.. w ,lLur F. IIubbell,
and Miss Ellen NJ. Child, both ofW
In Easton, Coun., lst inst, by Rev. Nathan
ie freeman, Mr.. George +. Davenport, of New
York, and Sophia c., daughter of the officiating
clergyman.
In this town, Monday evening, by Rev. Mr..
Thayer, Mr.. Edward A. Il. Taber, Of NewYork,
and Miss Mary +. French, daughter OF MIR. Ira
French, Of tlis town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09

uThe inieriority OF France in every
thing connected with commerce is shown
by the progress OF the commercial ma
vIes oil other countries in her own laad.
In the first three months Of 1852 there
entered into French ports 1853 French
ships OF l7S,275 tons this year there
entered hut l424 vessels oil 176, ,539 tons.
On the other hand, in the same period
OF tie year 1852 there entered into
French ports 2O86 foreign vessels OF
297 ,42l tohs, while IN 1853 the number
has advanced 10 22O3 vessels of 309, 100
tons. The English flag enters .rgely
INTO the account.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09

u5@The Committee Of education of
the BIitu.ore City Council, in reply to
tie Application Ol lne Catholic bishop
HAT his people nlny have IA S., aIe
portion Of the school iund, say they have
entered INTO n thorough examlnauon of
the public school system of education,
aud the objections urged against it, aud
have come 10 the conclusion that il will
be the most injudicious ifnot absolute
Iy dangerous, TO approbate she prayer
OF the petitioners.
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LATEST NEWS FROM CANADA. Fro

LATEST NEWS FROM CANADA. From
the Montreal Gazette, June -, lS49
sour readers will have obseiv we'd the frequent
notices which have appeared in our advertising
columns Of the benefits resulting from the of
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
in the cure Of diseases Of the respiratory organs,
catarrhal affections, liver complaints, SC.
Many Of the certificates are couchcd in strong
language aud may I've thought TO I've mere catch
penny notices, for the purpose Of drawing atten-
ton 10 quack medicine. Such, however, Wiz
tar's Baisam Of Wild Cherry is not. We
can Ourselves vouch for the good effects this Bal
sam has had on diseases OF the nature Of those
above mentioned, whenever we have known it
resorted to, and that when every other remedy
has been tried aud failed.
From the New York Evening Mirror, March
80, lS49.
ave regard the wild cherry tree as one Of ma
ture's own physicians, a sort Of good Samaritan
of the forest, It's medicinal gum has relieved the
sulferings an saved the lives oi thousands. The
Balssm prepared by DIR. W,siar isa pure aud
perfectly reliable preparation of the real cherry
essence, and II is n remedy by no means "bad
20 t,ke." We speak confidently and strongly in
its praise, from having witnessed It's renOvating
influence IN cuusumrtlve cases, when all other
prescriptions had p,oved Of no effect.
The only genuine is always signed l. BUTTS
on the WRAPPER.
For sale by the general agent, SETH w.
FOWLE, 1913 Washington .ucet, Boston,
Mass, and by bis suh-dgrnts throughout tie
Unrtei States aud British Provinces.
Originally prepared by " illiams Il Cs. ,Phila.
delphm, now prepared aud sod, Wholesale and
retail, only by Seth w. FowIe, i,oston, Mase.,io
whom all orders should be addressed, and Tor
sale by his agents.
Agents ior selling Wistar's Balsam:-- X. ).
Taylor, Newport; :. W. Briggr, bristol; Ed
ward Sanders, Warren; Nathan Dennis, Ports.
mouth; William Cory, Tiyerton 4 Corners, \
=, steete. Grecnvine. 2w
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.-June 2.

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.-June 2.
Al market-52 Beef Cattle, no Stores,
1s pairs orking Oxen, 40 Cows and Calves,
97j Sheep and Lambs, and 1850 Swine.
Prices-Beef Catile-Exin IS 80 "A 8 75; LIST
qaaity $S; 2d quality 81 so 7 10; 81 quality
Sc rs; ordinary S6a 6 so.
Working Oxen-$95, 108, ll6, l20a 1876.
Cows and Calves-R20, "a. 27, 80, S3 30, 10
45.
Sheep aud Lambs-$2, 2 80, 3,4a450 Tx
IRA, S5, q, 7a9.
Swiue-7aSc retail, Sa9c; small pigs l2c
Remarks--We noticed SO beautiful cattle, they
being the balance Of li3 head, ted by Legg x
Earl, OF Skanealles, Onondagua county, N. Y,
and driven by Nathaniel Lynch, of Auburn, n.
Y. They were sold Tor 500 per head
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Sic Transit" $c.-A!l that was left
to sell inside the Astor Place Opera
House, has at length fallen under the
hammer, and fetched about $1,000
And what fall was that - This sum
was about the original cost Of the
superb Chandelier which was Knocked
of Tor $500. Mr. Wardell has bargain
in this. But where is it 10 be put up
Mr.. John Duei bought the fiity-four
balcony sofas, at iour dollars each,
abou, the price Of one common chair /;
and kimball, Of the Boston Museum,
got all the red plush arm chairs IN the
parque'te Tor $50! Niblo went INTO
the tune of some $500 for scenery and
the plumbing work, put IN at cost OF
$4,000, or Whereabouts, was struck oil
for $50. The gas fixtures cost $lS00)
fell TO MIR. Johnson Tor $40, and that
superbIy painted pair OF curtains, act
and drop, where allowed to 90 TO n
liquor dealer, TO adorn ii bar room !!
And this is at least the third dismantling
of an Italian Opera House which has
happened in this city, within our time.
~ Y. Express.
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New MoTlvE PowER.-Mrs. Parting
ten, in the presence Of numerous par
ty OF her friends, has expressed her de-
clded opinion that the period is no, Tar
distant when steamboats, and locomo-
tves will be propelled 10y force Of moral
snasion ! She therefore does not re-
commend TO her friends TO take any Of
the culoric stock at present. Boston
Post
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LATEST RFsPECTNG THE MAlDAt.-
The Maidai have been residing at Ly-
eres 'or three weels, with devoted
trend. They live in the s,rlctest sc.
clIsion, seeing only three or four Chris
tians ol the Reformed faith, who had
been passing the Winter ia this town.
and seeking in solitude and repose to
recover that health aud strength which
Their long detention and mental suffer
ings greatly injured
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AHa nlarine 1ntellisrnts. SA
PORT or NEWPORT.

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY May lst.
Schr Atlas, Watts, fishing;
SIP Golden Leaf, James, New London.
THURSDAY, June 2.
Schr. Paragon, Page, fishing; Woodbury.,
Woodbury., Danvers.
Brig Horace G-eely, Myers, Phia, Bost, La
X, sprung foretopmast.
FRIDAY, June 3.
Sloop d Fish, Babcock, + River, NY; Wig
liant, Gibbs, Prov.
MONDAY, June 9th.
Soop Observer, Hudson, West Neck, l.. ].
TUESDAY, June Z.
Schr. Hiram f Bishop, Sq,ircs, Phih; Cic-
ero, Conoy, do; Ann Gardiner, Lawrence,
Bait.