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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26

ne Landry IL Eva,iste
Forais.
5Ih. Lovincy Himcl, in Pre-
Hachez & Ferdinand L,-
seigne. J.
9th. Ellie Landry MaxiIe Bou-
dreaux & Amedee Bourg
7h. s. J. B B Landry, Edouard
Delavigne a. Aug. De
laune.
9Th. Edmond Maurin, Ma
than Webster g. J. S.
Wilson.
9th. - WIN X. Mills, Venant
Hebcrt s. Constant l..
Simoneau.
10Th. - Charles Thiac, Cleophas
Comeau g. Emerand Ian.
dry.
llth. :" i.uiroy Savoy, John Nc
Cartnry Il Hip. Braud.
Eth, = Ii. N. Ellis, Cltophas Pc
Nilsson Il Eticnnc Penis.
son fills.
18th. - Valentin BarilIeau, VAL
cour Porchc e. AnacIetc
Simoneau for Bayou
Pierre-Part & Narcissc
Trahant, Charles Gross
& TeIesphore Michel
for Belle-Rivcr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26

La suite M moehals,-n'mssro.
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sI0VIL TO 9ilIEolES o. PRTgeu&1
THE COUNTESS OF GHARNYi

UA III
FALL OF THE FRENCH MONARCHY.
Being the Final Conclusion Oi the 'Memoirs of
Physician ''lhe Queens Necklace" and
~Six ears Later; or, Taking OF the basIie."
BY ALEN ANDER DUMAS,
Author OF "lron Mask "BOuisl La HallleTe."
The Queens Necklace; six Year, Later, OF,
The taki.,g OF the Bustile, !" "Alemoirs OF Phys
ician," edward Dantes," Diana Of MeridOr," ("
etc etc.
THIS LONG LOOKED FOR sequul and Contin.
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GE3'0tGE ASeg9"GcgBsgS.
,TAHrES ANgiSW AHEI,

JAMES STEWART
~ As just received the largest and most beautiful
L 4 stock OF SPRING and SUMMER DRY GOODS
ever brought to Cadz, which have been selected
with great care from the recent importationH in
Phila0ephi and will be sold for cash or good pro-
duce at very smal! advance above Eastern COST
Purchasers respectfully solicited to give them
an early CALL and secure good bargain, the stock
consists OF general assortment Of lie following
iClus:
French Merino and Thibct Cloths;
Coburgs, Par0mutes and Persian twills;
High colored dc anes, cashmere and LIulla plaids;
MOhalr and silk lustrcs, aipacas, all colurs;
BombaZlnus aud Persian cloths do do
High lusre plain black silks, all wilths
brocades, satin plaids and watered silks;
Black and Chameleon silks and Turk salins
China Silks and Popllns, plain and figured;
French and American Glnglams all prices
English and American chint2es and cucoes;
Needle worked cuff collars, ChimZettas and cupes
Embroidered, plain and heu.stitched linen cam.
brio hdkts;
Si!H pocket hdk'fs, cravats and neck ties;
Gloves, mitts, hosiery and suspenders;
Iicliings, checks, bleachcd and brown muslins
Irish Linen table cloths and damasks;
Bird-eye and Russia diapers, very cheap;
High coored dress and sack unneis, plain and
figured;
CloIrs, Cassimeres, Satinotts, Kentucky Jeans
and Vestngs;
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons at bargains;
Spring and Summer Shawls, general assortment
Crash and towels at 80 per cent. below regular
prices;
Red white and yellow flannels, very cheap
Also general assortment OF QueensWare, Groce
res, &c. Bring on your trade.
Cadiz, Ohio, April 20, 1858.
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AMERICAN WCoL.-Pele- A. Browne, Of
Philadelphia. III communication 10 the
Richmond Va. Nhig asserts that he can
show that as fine leeces can be raised in
the United States psi in any portion of the
world" He says that he has in his pos.
session 6ooi grown IN Allegheny county,
Pa, by Wm. Hail, which measures from
l-2l49to 1880 ysrt of inch, while the
finest wool in the collection sent to him BY
the KING OF Prussia, and the finest among
the sp' elmens SENT to him by the king o.
Saxony, measures 1876. Mr. Browne de,
the correctness OF the decision on thi:
subject at the London Crystal Palace Exhi,
bInon, and produces facts TO show that the
jury on WOO! did injustice to the specimens
OF American wool exhibited.-PhtL Nortl
.imericaa.
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NEW. -. e .G00DSi

INRlENDS, am not on the p.eseIt occasion, GO
4 iag 10 bell you thai / have gat ten, fifteen "a
lwfntE thousand dollars NVIln Goods 10 sell you,
..l rhs JGsI say iEVH lle I1ega patronage You have
igrTS u50lt DsslJ.gee ugVu iuv ula, have enlarged
nay ItoIIIng busiIess, lhni Uln now prepared TO
accommodate yea with uiOtes selection Oi Clio
ihins, never Le.ore offered IA Cadiz. Cloth and
Trimmings OF every shade, and good woTkHen as
can be found, 81 thaI We siy competition IN ihisre-
spccL Oar stock OF clothing is now very complete,
hom Monkey jacket up 10 the unesI Siberian Coat
and Opera Ci0aks. A full stock OF Pants OF all
grades aud prices, ana a splendid stock OF Vests
from one dollar up u SIX. fine wale check and
flannel shirts; Drawers, Hols, &c. Call and LOOK
Tor yourselves Gne ii what | have told you Is not
may call and be pleased ana purchase Is the since
rest wish OF
Your most humble servant,
\. T. MOORE.
Cadiz, O. Aug. 1911 e53
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CARDING.

TINE undersigned takes this method vi iniormin,
J. the public llat he has bought and is now perna
nenty repairing fitting up the Carding, Fulling
and notwithstanding establishment lately owned by
k. Teal three miles south OF Cadiz, on the road 10
New Athens. lie expects to be really 10 do all the
" ool viii be taken in at the store OF Wood d
Smiths, IN Cadiz, and returned promptly, and all
work warranted. A liberal share OF public patron
age IS desired. Prices low Us other responsible
establishments. JOSEPH k. JOHNSTON.
May IL, 1888 ...... ...
n. Is. Cove rIet and Carpet Weaving done on the
most reasonable terms ior customers at the above
establishment J. k. JOHNSTON
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PROSPECTUS.
For the Session Statesman.

Atter receiving a club, we will afterwards
add to the same clab single subscribers, at
the club rates, as is our practice with reg
ular subscribers.
Our fiji nds will thus see that we fix sub
scrpUons at very low terms, in the expecto
ton that or session circulation will be suf
ticiently extensive, to justify our very mod
crate prices. ..
The coming session Of the Legislature will
be unusually interesting. Many of the gen.
era and local ISSUES OF the last canvass, in
this State, viii come up fGg consideration.
The School Question, Taxation. Currency,
General Finance, the Maine Law, or the lii
quor Question in some shape, our Federal
relations, and not least in importance, the
} I'D cial Organization of the State, are all
liGGTe or likely to become subjects of Leg
! iSIa!ive action, duriAg the progress OF The
ensaing session. The general expectation
that by the Biennial provision of the Con-
! Slitution, the action OF this branch of the
State Government will be compelled to sul-
6ce for Two years, will add unusual i'm
p"rtanCe and INT t.rcst to the proceeding oil
this winter,--more especially than all, 70 the
Financial concerns OF the State, for the next
TWO years.
We shall engage efficient and competent
reporters and secure through an ample nans-
crIptsof the proceedings #5
Full attention will also he given to the
action OF Congress and tie General Govern,
ment, and TO Foreign and Domestic Intelli,
gense.A Il 3 ~ 81
We trust our friends throughout the State
will give US '4er aid in circulating our ses
slon papers. ...... '......
Postmasters are requested to act a.
Agents for this purpose. .....
Grlt is very important that as many
names as possible shall be sent IN early.
EE Payments invariably in advance.
r.. SMITH & COX.
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Gg"Look ere" said tipsy individual
who was hanging by a lamp post; Look
ertl didn't YOU know you'd no right to 60
by me IN that way "Why rot, | recog-
nized in the tight 'un" an old ncQuaint-
ance. "Bacause--hic--hic---it's ag'in the
law" Against the law" "Why. you
used to know Bill Nelson when he was-a-
highly different individual to what he is
now-,-and there is big law ag'in passing
an dLersd BIZ.
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rEThe boy WHO was licked by apiobl,

rE-The boy who was licked by night
mare, is isteeoferihcj u Jsod .5-i}<
STagLr CoLIOeuE -sGOod morning, Mr..
Smith on the sick istto day? Tfs Z
Yes sir, got the sgue.,
DO you ever shake?,
'Ies-shake like thunder -
When do you shake agsiR?' ...
Can't say when; shake every day. WHY
do YOU asL?'
oh, nothing particular: l thought ii You
shook had, ia like 10 stand by and see ii
you wouldn't shake the fifteen dollars
out of your pocket which you owed ing SO
lchg
Mr. Smith slcped.
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IMAM KHowTHY sELF.Yr
In Invaluable Book for 25 Gents.

ENRi FAMILY SHOULD HAVE \ COPY.
HODNAcuRlEs sold in less than three monhl
OOOU y neS edition, revised ana improved
lust issued.
DE. HUxrER's Medical manual and Hand Book fOs
the Attlcted--l obtaining an outline VI the OrIgin
progress Gsansni and cure vi every form Ol disease
contracted by pEOmlscuOUs seXuaI intercourse BY
eaouse, VI by sexual excess, with, with advice ior
thelT prevention written IN d familiar stye avoiding
all medical and every thing thai would
offend the ear OF uscency, from tie result Of some
twenty years successful practice exclusively deyo.
led 10 Tie Gure Vi diseases Of delicate or private
nature,
10 which IS added, receipts TOR the cure of the
above diseases, and Treatise on the causes symp
IONS and cure OF the Fever and Ague for twenty med
s9Hls copy; SIX copies dollar; wi be torwardsv
TO any part OF the United States by mail free OF
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This IS without exception, the most cOnprehpen
slye and Ineligible WORK published on the class Of
diseases OF winch IL treats Avoiding all technical
term, II addresses Ise to The sason OF It's readers
II s tree from MI Objectionable maIter and no pa.
rent, however iaStldlOus, can object 10 DarInu n
the hands OF his sons. The author has deyoIed ma
ny years To the treatment Ot the various coHaint
treated %, and with too little breath TO MN An
Ito little presumption ~ impose" he has offered
the world al the nieIely HomInct price OF 25 cents
the rulte oI some twenty years most successful prac.
/ lice '--iIERALp.
"Noleacher or parent should be without the knowl.
/ edge impaired IN THIS invaluable work 1t would
save years OF pain, Inorlhcaton and sorrow to the
| youth under tneIr charge '-rEoPLES ADVOCATE
A Presbyterian clergymen H. Ohio, ln writing 0.
"hunter's Medical Ilanual," says '.Ihousanas
upon thousands OF our yoHth, by evil example ana
Tic influence OF the passions, have been led INTO Tie
habit OF selI-poiuuOn without realizing the SIN ac
fearful consequences upon themselves and then
posterlty. The constitutions OF thousands who ars
raising Ianlies have been Gnteebled, if not broker
down, ana tley 40 not know the or the cure.
ANY thing that can be done To enllghIen and i'll
fiueGce the public mind check and ullilnatei,
to remove thIS widespread source OF human wretcp
edness, would cohier the greatest blessing next t.
the religion OF Jeses Christ, on the present and com
/ ing generations ntenpcrance, Cor the use of ln.
oAlcaIlng drinks, though 1t has slain thousands up.
Oil thousands, Is not greater scourge to the humGE
! SAGE. Accept my thanks benalt of lhe alhlcttn
and, believe me, your co-worher in the good wolh
you are SO actively engaged ill.,"
| One copy will be forwarded ,securelv enyeloDec
dposage paid receipt OF 25 cents or six copies
! for 81. Address, COoDLN x Co., publishers 10.
! 1876, Philadelphia.
| Booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agents, sup.
! piled on the most liberal TERMS
IL
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Ready Made Clothing.

A GOOD assortment OF Ready Made Cloth
IA always On hand, we do not desire To boast and
say that we had the largest and cheapest stock OF
clothing, but will request you that are IN want "
call ana II you are not convinced that Tins is the
place tor ready made clothing will not be our fault
sep. 2I-ls55 WM. HUGG & co,
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AFFLICTED READH!
PHILADELPHIA.
MEDIi'At, HlITCE.

MEDICAL HOUSE.
Established is years ago, by Or. kinkein, N. Y.
corner OF ! nird and Union streets, between
Spruce and Pine SIS, Philadelphia.
ElGHl EEN years OF extensive ana uninterrup.
cd practice spent III this city have rendered Dr. h
the most expert and successful practitioner tar and
near i'll the treatment Of all diseases oi private ma
ture. Persons afflicted with ulcers upon the BODY.
throat or legs, pains i'll the head or bonus ercuru
rheumatism, srlctures, gravel, disease arising from
youthful eXcesses or impurities OF the blood, where.
by the constitution has become enteebled are ali
treated with success.
lie who places himself under the care of DR.. X,
may regiously conhde III his honor as a gentleman.
and confidently rely upon his skill Us physician.
a'AME PAEEp OCULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by a
certain practice INDUCED nl-a habit frequently
learned from evil companions at school; the cl-
tecs OF which are nightly felt, even when asleep
and destroy both mind and boLy, should apply i'm.
mcdlately. Weakness and constitutional debility
loss OF muscular energy physical lassitude and gen
eral prosLranon lrrilaDlliy and all nervous allec-
tons, indigestion, slugglshuess OF the liver, and
every disease Ill any way connected with the disAr
der ot The procreaye functions cured, and tul ygo
nat,
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Attention. Farmers!

/ HAVE thisday received Large assortment of s
i a. Milard * Cos. eelebfaIeu Grass, Grain and
brambe Seythes Hay, straw and Munure Forks
Hoes, Hay KNIVES, Scythe Sneaths MhartOn's Rakes,
&c, all oi which will be disposed o. yefy cheap tor
cash at the Big Paddock. K. J. BENNElT.
CndiZ Juur n ls53
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M MANUFACTURERS of boots and shoes, and
w dealers IN Trunks and Iruvllng sacks, Mo
rUco * kId-sEIns Inning and binding u0. Te5Bs,
Nalls, thread and shOe-lndlnss gsne.ly, Keep CON
sanIly Tor sale assortment 0 the above ARTICLES,
at their old sland oposllc lno Public Offices, Cadiz,O
L mlent FOR sale cheap by J. bEALL.
april 20, 1880.
Y F AsoS7S ORIGINAL CHALLENGE BLAcEING, large
april %, 1873 ~ JGthN BEALL.
NTHITE, Red and Black Lead Linseed Oil,
w LackeT, Iurpentine, etc, fresh and large
supply, at taprii 70, 1859 JOHN BEALL'S.
ENhS-Arnold's Hover's, Harrison's Morrison's
l. Blocksom's &c, large and small bottles, tiue
sdpply cheapby (apr 20, '33j J. BEALL.
GTEEL PENS, a large and fine assortment vari-
~ Gus brands, cheap ut JOHN BEALL'S.
StAND PAPER, a prime eastern article, and
~ large assortment by tapr 70, 'JJj J. bEALL.
GiAf, Letter, Note and fancy Papers, States, PEN
~ clls, etc, etc, tor sale cheap by
april ~, 1888 JOHN BEALL.
NAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kinds
may !, 1893 JOHN BEALLS.
ENVELOPES, Plain and Fancy, new supply,
II cheap at (may I, '53) }. BEALLS.
GCOTCH, RAPPEE and MACCOWBA SNUFF,
~ fresh supply, Tor sale at
may i, 1893 JOHN BEALL'S.
REkaA LBS. Venitian Red Eng, just received and
OSV ior sale cheap at JOHN BEALL'S
may 4, 1858.
4 NA0 LBS EPSON and Glaaber SALTS, q
-ASOO prime White article Ior sale cheapat
may 4, ls0J JOHN BEALL'S.
DAI RUM, a fine article for BARRIERS use, for sale
1O Dy unay !, 1859 JOHN BEALL.
NANARY Seed and Cutie Fish Bone, new sup.
~ ply cheap at (may4 4, so JNO bEALLio.
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u W. MO4IIll J. MOFiiTT.
G. w. G J. w. MOFFIT,
~ SITS

} ESPECIFULLY inform the citizens of Cadiz
IL and surrounding country, that they have enter
tClnto partnership, and prepared to execute eli
ther mechanical Or surgical Dentistry, in the latest
and most improved styles. Their work is perform
ed IN the very best manner, with strict regard to
uIlty, durability, convenience and neaness.
All their operations warranted, and are repaired
Tree OF charge Oitce-Steubenvile street. nearly
opposite the NepubIlcan office.
esaQiZ, December $ 1852,
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Turner & Rowles,

ATTORNEYS AZ LAW & SOLICITORS IN
LlANCEkI,
ETANlG formed partnership III the practice OF
III lheIr procession, viii atteAd plomPuy ~ all
Uus4lua5 entrusted to them PROFESSIONALLY hl llarfl
son ANA the adjoining countless
UInce nearly opposite Mansion House up
stllGn.
Lauiz, August 3, 1853.
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A beautiful lot of LADIES home made dres shoes,
IA Gaitors &c. latest styles, and warranted to
ware well. Also Eastern do--at very low prices.
j. PHILLIPS & Sun.
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w. Cul. CASTOR,
T. \ w Y kE r .

VA ILL promptly and carefully attend TO all lega
Wv BUSINESS entrusted TO Ills care IN Harrison and
the adjoining counties. Mr.. u. Is agent tor the
Western Farmers Mutual insurance Company" vi
New Lisbon, ONO.
" U1nce-in the Probate Judges building, over
the Market House, Cu,tIz Ohio.
September :, loa2.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
Corner Of Marketand Ohio Streets
CadiZ, Ohio.

TAMES CADH would respectfully inform the
J travelling public that be has leased tlie above
named HOuse Tor a term Of years, and having
thoroughly repaird every part Of II, Is now prepared
TO accommodate the travelling public upon the very
best terms. The House Is pleasenIY situated, and
is conveniently arranged tor the comfort OF travel
tors
Ills TABLE will always be well supplied with
the best the market atiOTGs
His Stabling Is large, sufficient TO accommodate
al least seventy five horses, and Will always be sup
piled with sufficient vi KrOyeHdeT, and attended by
4 careful and ObllgIng Ostlcr.
lie respectfully sUlclts a share Oi public patron
age, lie will endeaSOr to please uil who call with
HIM.
BUARDERS taken by the day, week, month or
year
...,adiz, O., May 8, ls53.-tE
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The Hippodrone Man, who tried to
balance the North Pole, got seriously cut by
the axes of The earth.
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E2'8SEa E82'a2yS,

THE subscriber is receiving his stock ,-.,,.,li.
Z OF Spring and Summer DRcGS, which sSs4aes!lj3
have all been selected by himself in the TSs&.Y
Eastern clcS and is much the largest E9Ss28
assortment oi tho kind ever brought to d&rR
tins market; and in point ol quality, price, etc. will
compare with any stock III the country. lie will sell
as low us any establishment west oi the mountains
tor cash approved country produce Persons
wishing to purchase any article in the
th>1V "a ~ Is u Ea u "a l. " e..
would do well 10 call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALL.
CadlH, nlay -, 1882.