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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

from the majority and facilitated the triumph Of tAs
wings in 16l8. -..--...s
so easy to judge. Perhaps he may have this point
antecedents Of which at present ignorant, but
which doubtless will settle into proof In the
fully follow the traditions Of the cabinet Of Washington
with less prudence, but without devating from
the lines which oil their predecessors have LETT trae
The foreign policy Of the nation is not so much subject
to the influence or caprice Of the Individual as como
might wish to suppose.
parsonage Of note in the cabinet where he repro
sents the interest Of the South under its most detern
ed and absolute FORM Colonel Davis made tenacious
opposition TO the compromise and his nomina
ton may be considered pledge OF oblivion respecting
Third and last man Of note among the new ministers
figures Mr. Caleb Cushing, Of Massachusetts, honor
airy general, lawyer, writer, and dipomatst. Some
have designated him, not without sufficient reason,
greatest part Of his public life he has been the btsrest
whg and still preserves the tastes Of his old doctrines In
matters of economy Notwithstanding, as there is no
win never tire Of fsspecng-for those who are DESTROYS
Of figuring imaginary wings That is the reason why
the conversion of Mr. Gushing, begun under the Pres
character was already well known. On this cha
racter recoect certain epitaph in satrical
composed by Boston lady and which became very
lar at that time 1t advised the dead not to elect burial
committee to the deunct Cushing as he could not
bly, rest in peace since he would be always pushing,
pushing pushing The joke is untransatable but its
mention ia enough to give exact idea Of the man.
The earliest report designated Mr. Gushing for the Secre
tary of Stateshp; but better pleased to him
dedicated to the judicial functions which have fallen to
his lot.
These slight sketches the cabinet Of neighbors
require the reading Of the Presidential message to be
complete The resume which has reached US,
that this document is Of very moderate dimensons
tcuary concise with respect to the foreign policy and
explicit it is energetic in favor of the compromise
measures Nevertheless, will await the minute
animation Of its terms where single word Ia sometimes
sufficient to reveal the real sentiment.
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REMOVALS.

yAMEs TUCKER HAS REMOVED TO NO CT CANAL
81 street Broadway importer and dealer in Paris and
American artificial oWer, feathers and bonnet frames
begs his friends and the trade 70 inspect Lis stock forthwith
popular sssotments that probably has ever crossed The AZ
iantctrco to nature and fabric bewitehingy boau
will daily attend bissacs the hour Of o'clock
r. W. and then call the trade ms usual 81 Canal street.
n Iron
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New York, March IL, 1853.

x R Rsss SEST STATE s.
narh 10 o. O Of the s of March la ss nsss e.
5y WI 5ss, III @ OF 3 Az
the interest at SIX per cent per annum will he payable ca
'lS s%y
the Republic in the city q New York unless where the pns
y yya q North carolina p''a''
They issued under the authority Of the Icsseturs q
North Caroline for tho construction Of the North Cares
Earoad and in addition to the filth q the state s sh
dends from said stock are expressly pledged for their r.
bonds are, by express enactment exempted froz
Parties bidding win please address their letters endorsed
New
T on he s sssa d Ia 's i
Of G. LAMA En- rrsee1. ., the sd gsn m.S and s
Successful bidders wiz ne required informed 2;
Of their ida with the accrued interest from the frs.
deposit may sIshsr re Bank e .ss sspss
in the Bank Of Cape Fear Raleigh North Carolna
Public Treasurer ofthe State u North carolina
OFFICE PANAMA. EAIlRoAp COMPANY IS BROAD
Of ten dollars each share Of the increased oap
ss .; On as!s ss 81 MA $ f
stament Of the amount the 18th day Of April nerA
% ''''' VIZ ''''' FRINcIs SPIES Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ New York, March IS, lS53-The annual election To-
thirteen directors the above company Will DO hold at the
Office No rs Broadway, Monday, the 4th day Of April
next The polls will open at IL and close at O'Clock r.
The books will closed I'd and 4th Of April
FRANCIS SPIES Secretary.
OFFICE OF TIE NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
W Steamship Company, No 2Gl2 Broadway, New YORK,
49, s5subserhers 20 the capital stock Of the Nes
York California Steamship Company hereby not
fed that the ninety per unpaid Il payable at
tho ofee Of Mcssrs Davis Brooks Co., No 2 Broadway,
m follows yz cent LIST April 10 cent on I'd
May per t Junc 10 per cent on LIST july 10 per
lei Aupus per cent IN
last nsaimeIt Of 10 per cent LIST October 1853 BY
order Of the Boaxd OF Directors :
HUGH MAcrARLArF, Secretary.
Culver WANTED.-tNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
- silver coin wanted at the Metropolitan Exchange Office
SIS broadway Prince street for which the highest
MUM will be given.
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NOTICE. - TIE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
IN United States Mail Steamship CompanyAn election
directors this will be held at the Office OF
the company No % Wall street. in the city Of New York
Of IL o'clock NJ. and O'clock r. NJ and at the time
and three peons will be chosen to act inspectors
for the next succeeding election.
B-Ihe following Of the bylaws Of the above
company regulating the election of directors and inspectors
of the election Of tho company, viz -
The election Of directors Of the company shall be held
at the Office of the company in the city of New York
the Thursday Of March Of each and three
shall then be chosen by the entitled vote for d
yoctor act inspectors at the next ceedng election
the polls to be opened IL and continue open until elook
in the afternoon
Votes by proxy be admitted II the power be legally
executed, ard in all other respects sufficient.
The annual election directors of this company not hay
ng held day designated and appointed by the
thereof election for five directors will be held
at the time and place frat above mentioned
WIN. L. Y0ULE, Secretary.
New York March IL 1853.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, 90.

L1oR SALE-A PAIR OF GRAY HORSES, SIX AND
years old good travellers and stylish drivers
they perfectly sound and Kind in single double har
under the sddlc Win be sold separately if desired.
Apply at G2 Front street.
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TINTED STATES NAVY-D0UBLE PAY.-ALL 4
u men and marines who served ia any United States
sci In the Pacific from June, 1876 TO February
entitled 10 double pay, which they obtain by IN
ps W ]. k0WNIG W Wall street. front olRee, sscVp "
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CHAWLS-THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES ATTENTION
superb collection Of India and French cashmere,
Canton Grape and other foreign shaws chiefly
Importation and comprising every novelty Of the ssaasa.
GEO. BULPIN, Mantilla and Shawl Emporium,
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INOR SALE-A HANDSOME CARRIAGE OR ROCKA-
IL way nearly five hundred dollars short time
since. To be sold great bargain Apply No 10 East
Eighteenth street, Broadway, till sold.
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Mooney CAN ALWAYS BE HAD, IN SUNS TO SUIT
WI applicants for personal property of
description Attention paid to selling and letting real
efao collecting and the purchase and sale Of house
hold furniture. Apply to
A. s. GIBBS, Agent, No. 2Os Broadway, fourth floor.
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EXTRA PAY.

nFFICERS, MARINES, AND SAILORS OF ,
~ navy and officers and men of the service,
served in tho Pacific the cocst Of California during
Mexican war any time from 1886 to 1852 entitc
extra ray In ease Of the death OF any Of the above
heirs can obtain the same. Address, apply to
l.. 7. BETS, So Vail street, baaemeu
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GENTS, TAKE NOTICE-THAT NOW IS THE ~
VI to send your spring clothing to 553 Pearl streot,
Broadway the old and noted establishment for cleaning
repairing clothing superior TO any composition
cleaned for g pants 3 Repairing and dyeing done 70
promiscd, by A. CORTISSoS Observe, 153. \
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MONEY PROCURED IN SUMS TO SUIT, FOR SHORT
lu periods personal security also merchandise, at
Gg Fulton street Once, second floor, from A. H. to d.
X. WOOD.
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T1OR SALE-THREE SECOND HAND WAGONS, WITT
II and without tor also, two road sulkys, in comsoe
order, and will be sold cheap, by ARMOUR BROTHERS,
Third avenue corner of Sxty-hf street.
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T'AsT HORSE, LIGHT WAGON AND HARNESS FOR,
IL sae-lIorse 10 sorrel, fifteen aud half hands high,
eight spirited driver perfectly gontle and
tro in 3l5 mutes-prce 1925 Also pair of bay horses,
and eight years old true and gentepricc $780, APP
ply at THoMPS0N stable, 10 East Thirteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

DART OF A HOUSE WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN
IL vito and child in the Sixth ward, situated betweem
Chambers and Canal streets Address L. t. Herald oce
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TOR sALE-A BAY HORSE, l51s HANDS HIGH, PER
IL feetly sound and kind In harness; mile in 10
be at the stable of ISL broadway
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-11


20l From Concord, by Hookset, Amoskeae Manchester
Reeds Ferry Thonton's Ferry, Nashua, Tyngs
borough, Mass, North Chelmsford, and Mddese,
Village, TO Lowell, SO miles and back, eighteen time
week.
Leave Concord daily except Sunday at m, 10 m
and Al pm;
Arrive at Lowell the same days by 8 a m, 10 m, apf
61pm;
Leave Lowell the same days at q m, M and 6
pm;
Arrive at Concord the same days by lO3 m, 8 m
2O2 From Concord, by Pembroke, Allentown, South Deer
field, Gambia, Raymond, Eppng, Stratham, ane
Greenland, to Portsmouth, 473 miles and back twelve
times week.
Leave Concord daily except Sunday at 10. 80 IA and
Arrive at Portsmouth the same days by so min. m
and 5.55pm;
Leave Portsmouth the same days at 10 80 a m and
4lOpm;
Arrive at Concord the same DAYS by so m and 80
Proposals for additional trip daily except Sunday
between Portsmouth and New Market Junction, in
lieu of one Of the through trips, are invited
203 From Concord. by Chichester, Epson, West North
wood, East Norhwood, and Nottingham Turnpike,
to Durham, 35 miles and back, three times week.
Leave Concord Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Gam;
Arrive at Durham the days by S pm;
Leave Durham Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
10 am;
Arrive at Concord the same days by 81 m.
2O4 From Concord, by Chichester, North Chester Pits.
field, Barnstead Straford, and Darlington, to Dover
"A miles and back, three times week, with three
additional weekly trips to Pttseld Is miles and back
Leave Concord daily sxcept Sunday at 8 pm;
Arrive at Pittsfeld the same days by pm
Leave Pitts6eld daily except Sunday at Yam;
Arrive at Concord the same days by 10 am;
Leave pittsfeld Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
10 m;
Arrive at Dover the same days by 4pm;
Leave Dover Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
IL am;
Arrive at Plttsfeld the same days by SPIN.
2O5 From Concord, by Loudon, Loudon Centre Lower
Gilmaato,, and cinnamon Iron Works, to Alton, rs
miles and back, once week.
Leave Concord Thursday at III mi
Arrive at Alton the same day by pm;
Leave Alton Friday at m;
Arrive at Concord the same day by 2 pm.
FOG From Concord, by Canterbury, Sanbonton Bridge.
SanbornsoD, East Sanborton, North Sanbornton. Gil
ford, Lake Village, New Hampton, Weir's Bridge.
Meredith Village, Holde1ness, Plymouth, West Piy-
mouth, Rumney, West Rumney, and Wentworth. to
Warren, II miles and back, six times week,
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81 From RockIand by Rockport, Camden, Lincoinv;e,
Northport and East Northport, to Belfast, ~ miles
and back, six times week.
Leave Rockland daily except Sunday, arrival of the
mail from Bath, say 1t 10 pm;
Arrive at Belfast next days by am
Leave Belfast daily except Sunday at 2 an:
Arrive at RockIand the same day by ~ am.
Proposals consolidate this route with No 62 with
through and expedited schedule, 10 connect with the
mail train to and from Bath, will be considered.
50 From Rockland, by Thomaston, Warren, Waldo
borough, marlborough, Newcastle, Sheepecott
Bridge, Wiscassett, and Woolwich, to Bath, 40
miles and back, six times week.
Leave Rockland daily except Sunday at 8 m;
Arrive at Bath the same days by 7pm
Leave Bath daily except Sunday ut l03 I'M;
Arrive at R0ckland the same days by 81 pm.
Proposals for six additional weekly trips will be cons
dered also, to consolidate this route and No. 81.
with through and expedited schedule, to connect
with the mail train to and from Bath. Schedule to
be proposed BY tho bidder.
SO From Rockland, TO Matnicus, 20 miles and back,
a week.
Leave Rockland Saturday.at a m;
Arrive at Matinicus the same day by 2pm;
Leave Matnicus Friday at IN;
Arrive at Rockiand the same day by2pm.
Sd From Rockland to Isle Hsut, 80 miles and back,
week.
Leave Rockland Saturday at am;
Arrive at Isle au Haul the same day by p ms
Leave Isle au Haul Friday at m,
Arrive at Rockland the same day by m.
s5 From Thomaston, by ST. George to South ST. George
Is miles and back, twice week.
Leave Thomaston Mondays and Thursdays at 2 p m
Arrive at South St. George the day hy7pm
Leave South st. George the same day at 6 a ms
Arrive at Thomaston the same day by IL m.
sc From Thomas.on, by Gushing, to Friendship, Is
miles and back, week.
Leave Thomaston Thursday at m;
Arrive at Friendship the day by IL m;
Leave Friendship the same day at pm;
Arrive at Thomaston the same day by 6 p M
81 From Union, by North Union and Washington, to
Lights Corners, IL miles and back, twice a week.
Leave Union Monday and Friday at l0a m;
Arrive at Lights Corners the days by pms;
Leave Lights Corners the same days at pm,
Arrive at Union the same days by pm.
SO From New Castle, to Bristol, 6 miles and back, six
times week.
Leave New Castle daily except Sunday at 81 pms
Arrive at Bristol the same days by l0pm;
Leave Bristol daily except Sunday at 81 pm;
Arrive at New Castle the same days by pm.
80 From Wscasset by Alma, Whitefeld, and East Pitts
ton, to Pttston, 25 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Wiscasset Tuesday and Friday at pm;
Arrive at Pittston the days by Spm;
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HOZeE 0eE Commerce,
PRES DE Ia MAISrN DE COtR
(NAPoLEoNvILLE.l

&c bel Establishment ,enu par NJ. Pierre
RIxAN, Went d'etre ouvert at public qui
ne saurait trouve: mieuy sur 2nCun point
de pEta'.
Chambres ~vastese parf.iiement meubI6es
pour les families, chambres particuIieres
tres bien g%arnies, salon de compagnie, aus
81 spacieux qu'eIegant, sale a manger, on
| on a toujI ours une table don't Pabondance
mes, surpassee que par Ia delicatesse des
NETS. VOLTA, sans contredit, tout ce quill
faut pour attirer une nombreuse clientele.
Que fon ajoute IA tous ces Agreements de
| existence, des serviteurs tres attentifs. qui
sont diriges de manierea he jamais negliger
un seuj de leurs devoirs, ct l'on comprendra
faci!ement quill est utiIe, pour bien ~vivrc, de
descendre d l'Tt6iel du Commerce..
Deux grandes ecuries ct une remise tres
commode font pattie des dependencies de
Get etabli>sement.
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CHEAP CASH 9
NO. ~ MISSISSIPPI +
Do n 4 l. Dis ON VlLLE. l..

fTsHE subscribers respectfully preser,
Oh tfeif thanks to the public in oenero,
and their friends in particular, for their liho:
raj patronage. since they have commences
business, and they hope, that constant a,,ep.
ton TO business and u%ntiring efforts T..
please i'll the selection Of their goods. Min
continue to them the unlimited con6donc.;
oitheir good old customers. We now oas,
for sale. CHEAP for CASH, n splendid assor,.
ment Of gentIemen's clothing. boots. hat.
gloves, hoses, %brogans, nullifera, eaiterf.
braces. cravats. &c. &c. Saddierp Ame,
lean, English and Spanish saddles, bridI,
filings and msrtingales Of overy description,
4 fine assortment of cooprrs' and carne,
muslins. fine red, blue, yellow. green and
white f1annels, ladies and misses hose,.
gloves: CATERS. c%orsets, black kid and last,
ing CATERS, white kid and satin slippers.
cAildren's shoes, boots, CATERS, DC, dc, AT
OF which We sell at the lowest make, pricr!
for cash or approved paper.
RICHARD & TEMPLET.
J~auiary lith. 1851. a..
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12
M A G. A SIN
DE NJ. JOSEPH HEBERT,

On trouvera t%onjours dams Get etablisse-
ment, si.ue vis-a-vis rEglise Paroissiale de
FAssomption, IN assortment complet des
articles compris sous lie nom de MARcHAy.
Discs scenes, GROCERIES, VERRER1E. Po-
TERIE. L1oUEURs FINES, QUINcAILLERrR.
CHAUssURE, en- I'm mot tout ce qni compose
I'm magasin de la campagne bien approvi-
sionne.
NJ 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 II invite L..
habitans qui demeurent dans seq oarages i
visiter son Establishment. 50
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BANS A VAPEUR SULEUREUN.
IENUS a DONALDSONVILLE.
Par Is DR.. BouliWer Sl--4ndrt.

Par Is DR.. D0u!uter Si-AndTt.
Ic D~oCrEUR BouTILLIER St-ANDRE
PREVENT lie public quill Went d'etabIir
daus sa demcure unc Sale dc bains a
yapeuy SuIfurcux. Les hcureux result
tats obtcrus par &c systemic ct lie dtsiE
dc repondrc au JET general. tells sont
cs mobiles sentiments qni Font anime
en- londant Get etabii,semcut. Tout lc
monde c~onnaIt dtia l'etficacit6 oHve-
rainc dcs bains a slrcur SniIurcux; nous
%n'avons done pas besion dc dire que les
Rhumatisrncs meme les plus invettrtS
ne sauraicnt re:ister a son action; que
les maIadies ~cutanees, les affections nj
testinales ct antrcs disparaissent ii son
contact.
lie Doctcur Boutiiiier Went d'ajoHtcr
a &c systemic qui est deja aussi simple
qu'eItgant VI apparel dune lncompara-
BILE utilize Cest un vcntIIatenr place a
I'iEttrieur de In machine au moyen dn-
qucE on degagc Ia vapcnr on gaz suItu>
reux dams moin. dune minnie. Les
dangers, ~anxqucII- lc patient ctait pre-
Cedcmmcnt expose, sc ironVcnt alnsl to-
taicmcnt a~neantis. I'm ctfat, par l'ancien
systemic il faIlait au moths dix minutes
pour faire lie engagement total. Or. il
pouvait a@rrivcr que lie maIadc yint a Sc
srouver NAL durant lie couls de Iopera-
ton ct par consequent de graves acci-
dents Sen suivrc par suite de la lentenr
de l'ecouiemcnt du gag suIfurcux.
Prir des 5ains.
Pour unc douZaine SIS. 90.
Pour moins de donze on pour chaquc
balm -, 90.
Une machine de la meme nature est
en- vote dc construction pour les ne
gres.
e. lie DR.. BontiiIicr St.-Audrc
profile de cette occasion pour remercicr
lie public de Encouragement qu'i | d bieD
voniu Ini accordcr insqn'a &c Jour. II
osc c~sperer que la meme contiance ct lie
meme patronage. don't il fe'a en- sorte
de Sc rcndre %tonjours digne, iai seront
continues l'avcnir.
p. S.-Chaquc baiencur est tenu de
Sc ponrvoir d'nn Drap ct dc deux ser
%victtcs. 49,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12
E, '''
e. Dentiste de Paris.
Maintenant a Napoleonville. ~

Ayant compose un ODONTALGl
QUE qui gnerit radicalement les mau1
de dents ct arrete la ~carie,a l'honnsuf
den faire part 4 ses cliens ct d'offrif 'ss
services aux personnes qui penven te"
avoir besoin. &
Ainsi m%aintenant: plus d'extractloa@
plus de s%ouffrances, ct preservation GER
tame ct Eacilc.
UIl va continuer ses voyages comm
il les faisait %auparavant. IA.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12
Commercial I
NEAR THE COURT HOUSE.


This splendid establishment, kept by VI. p
R1zAN, has just been opened to the public
who could not possibly meet with a belts
house on any point Of the State.
Very large and we'll furnished rooms for
families, pleasant private rooms, a 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 enticements, the boar
ders will have at command most attentive
servants, VIII" are so managed as never to
H-glect 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 Of life.
Two vast and commodious stables are
annexed to the establishment, 81
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TOMBEs EFT MONUMENTS FUNEBREs

TOMBES EFT MONUMENTS FUNEBRES
= E SIEUR Is. +. PLTTEN, connu depnis
80 plusieurs annees par les nombreux ouvfa-
ges, qu'il a fats dams lie cimetiere de cette parcis-
Sc, ct ceux des p~aroisses avoisinantes, a Phcn
neur de ~prevenir ses amis ct lie public en- gene
raj, quill Went de ~recevoir du Nord de l'Ameli-
que, ct de ~Iltalie, des marbres de toutes especes
ct gu il est pref a executor toute commando lie
tombes, cayeaux de iamille on monuments con.
cernant sa partie.
II emploie au choix DIES families, lie marbre Ia
pierre, on lie oois, ct Sc charge egalement dcs
griles on encourages de tombes, soft en- bois soft
en- fer. Pour plus amples renseignements, s'adres
ser chez lui a Plattenville a cote de l'Eglise Pa
~roissiale del'Assomption. ses prix sont DIES plus
moderes.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12
DON ANDRE SOLORZANO
COZEeCteNs',

Annonce respectueusement au public qn'il Sc
clargera a ~l'avenir de tous recouvremens dams
les ~paroisses Assumption, Ascension, Lafourcte
Inferno, Terrebonne, etc.
II Sc charge anssi de lagence de toutes les
afaires commerciales qu'on voudra bien lui
confer.
US'adresser an STAR CoFFEE-EoUsE GU
aux Bureaux du PIoNNIER.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12
N1NKER;S
CAN a.
YER NH UG Z
A cITAiH
REMEDY toWoRMs.

Ce vermifure chase les vers dams un es7ace
de temps qui varie settlement de deuxa cinq
heures apres quill a etc administre-son opera
ton est sure Ell plus facile a prendre que
tout autre.
LIE Vermifuge de Winner a maintenant subj
fepreuve de p~Iusieurs annces ct sa superiorite
sur toutes preparations de &c genre est a%ujour-
d'hui sans cOnteste ciasse les yers partout on
lis existent. aussi certain qn'i il est vrai enc deux
ct deux font qnatre, IL NE PErT FA1LLIE - Ce
langage pent paraitrc IN pen tort-il lest mOins
p~ourtant one IeXpcriencc des cffets de ce rene
de men dome lie droit. Mule personne qui Ell
anra une fo:s fait lepreuve men voudra essa-
verdautre, ct pIusieurs ont attendu q~neIques
5emaines, lorsque l'agent Ell cette vile Sc trou-
wait en- manquer, pIut0t one den prendre d'au-
Ire. Et p%ourquoi ? Parce qu'eiles ~avaient CON
tiance Ell celui-la ct ~qu'elIes ~safaieut Gull rem
piiralt lie bat qu'elles reclIerchent.
Des milliers de certificats pourraient &tre
publies sill etait necessairc, pour prouyer ces
fats mais que sert p~nisque une seule epreuve
prouve sa superiorite dune maniere plus con-
~ciuante cue ne lie ~feraient tons les ttmoignages
ct toutes les assertions possibIes. FAITES EN-
LESSAI.
Ayez soin de vous bien souvenir dn nom:
!" WINER'S CANADIAN VERMlFUGE.
C'est Ia lie seul article auquel on puisse Sc fer
he loubliez pas. Prepare settlement par
JOHN WINER & Co.
81 ct SO, Maiden Lane, N. Y.
A vendre en- gros ct en- detail, par
RICHARD g. TEMPLET,
II, rue Mississippi, Donaldsonville.
Seuls agents pour lie Sud.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12

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P. G. PElGNOT, Respectfully in
forms the public that he has fitted up a
gallery at the SCHOOL, House Of Pain
courtvilIe, where he is prepared 10 take
Daguerreotypes at all times. 81