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On board the Atlantic Tuesday night on her
way from Boston Portland man whose shirt and stock
ings were marked W f. shot himself with double-bar-
relied pistol through the heart lie appeared to be about
twenty-five years OF age unknown, and bad powder
flask bullets and quantity Of change in his pockets
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WASHINGTON, July II, 1854.


T5the Editor q' TIE Union;
SIR In an article published in The New York Herald Of
the 2sth inst signed by Albert c Ramsey and IL Car
mick the subject of the California mails &C. certain qucs
tons are propounded to you, which beg TO answer
did not write the article alluded TO- nor have written
a word for the Washington Union within the last two
years do not dollar in the paper, nor exer-
else any control IT, This information Messrs r. and
C. had both from you and myself before their publication
in the Herald and regard their conduct after such as
surances as an unfair trick TO false issue on the
merits Of She case and thereby bolster up the Ramsey
route winch informed and believe has present
existence except in the minds Of those gentlemen
viii also state in counexon with this subject and TO
correct ISLANDERS indusriousy circulated by certain ndi-
viduhs that | not agent nor have any interest in
any claim extension Of patents any business before
Congress The departments except my own or as adj
muistrator of the late Gen. Armstrong.
ARNOLD HARRIS
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ry-Mnsontc-Thc officers Grand Lodge
he District Of Columbia hereby notified 70 attend at the lodge
Lodge Wednesday afesnooe the ID
August, o'clock, the laying the
church, In the First Ward.
BY order Of the n. w. Or. Master
CHARLES B FRAI~EY,
July 3o--a Grand Secretary.
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The Variety Works Of VIM H Brooks Co, Of Co
lumbus Georgia. entirely consumed by fire the
Path ultmo The loss IL estimated at $4,000, without
any insurance The fire was the work Of an incendiary
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ISRAEL JAsKs No. s2 south Tenth street Phiadel
hS a our general travelling agent assisted BY Wa. H. WILD
Ia Collins, JAkKs DEEKIEs, J. HAaarf Jos BUrroS GKO
BurroE Nj. BoDIrH, EDMUND W. WILxf, WILLIAM l..
"a ,rrkrAE, and GKozeE |. MoLxop-
M Ar Nj. Lewis Of Montgomery Alabama Is
raj travelling agent The Alabama Tennessee,
Jared g C. r. LrwIs, JANIS o. LKwiss ID. LEwIs.
s,- Receipts from OF the above will be good
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ENERAL NEW

The Buffalo Republic gives account q fire in the
woods along the line Of the Silver Greek and Dunkrk rail-
road Besides great destruction Of standing trees large
quantities Of corded wood destroyed The railroad
too became impossible from the rails being warped by the
heat The sight is said have been terrific and grand
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Aug Id
Della ware College.

THE collegiate Of this institution "Wednesday,
August 80.
admission particularly requested
themselves for examination Tuesday, August %.
This complete the classi
scientific, which take in full
Particular agricultural science and 10 the
of soils also End pracnca surveying
The the acndenca department will commence
Wednesday, October 2b
This under The of Mr. w Weston, A. NJ
facility fer thorough provides for the nden
comforts "A home.
For further particulars see catalogue
DANIEL KIRkWooD,
l--lsw4w President
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little girl youngest child Of Samuel II. Wallace Of
Saratoga, aged about years while AT a neghbor's
house through mistake fly poison which caused
her death in about seven hours.
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BY GREEN SCOTT, AnctAoncen.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
u pure Wednesday, I'd hull sell
ID Pennsylvania
avenue and O'Clock,
off excellent furniture,
Nah off sideboards,
dining, card, and other tables
piano forte hntract
DO dressing and work tables
DO Cas- secretary, bedseads, CLOCK
China, glass, crockery, aud stone ware
Girandoies, tolRy, hail, and other lamps
and mahogany frame mirrors
Widow curtains, blinds and shades
fine feather beds
Inc fa
inrre assortment of bedding shpck mattresses
end iow-pos bedscads
Cane other chairs
number OF u
Wardobcs wxshaands and toilet
Rcfrieernton cooking, radiator hall, and other stoves
Andirons shovel, tongs, tenders
With large OF kitchen requisites and
other which eDunierae
$50 and exceeding
$50, SO, four, and
credit satisfactorily endor sed,
bearne interest from day of sale.
GREEN SCOTT,
July 3o-sHSTkw Aucuoneers-
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Noeks ~ House q Rcy,rc entstivex
Houss q REPRESENTATIVES,,
Washington, July q, 1854.
LARGE lumber Belonging the Ibrary Of the House
"A Of krnEf hive mbrs and other
their ORDERS N
poaui the preservation should he
seors the casp session.
MATTHIAS MARTIN.
Librarian House Of Representatives.
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by GREEN IS SCOTT. Auessonssru.


VERY SUPERIOR AND NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD
kitchen furniture &c, auctionOn TurF
day, Angus, sell, 10 O'Clock
Mr o. French, the south side Of street morrill, be-
9th and 7h large aud sxcsent OF
nearly furniture, winch enumerate In part viz:
rosewood-case FORTE Of fine tone and
meIOdeoD
Two mahogany plush and 0her sofas
Mahogany and plush reception and other
chairs +
One very fine walnut writing desk
Ottomans and maAe ornaments
Mnhngany marble top and other tables
Farlor and other curtains, window shades, &c.
One large Franch- plate mirror very fine
Neve: Ernssels, other ocloh
Two mahogany sidehoarcs, and other chairs
One fine mahogany extension dining tabie
Feather other bedding, &c.
Mahogany marble and other bureaus
DO 10 wssbstands toilet
Do and walnut wardrobeR and bSdstcads
Large assortment Of cutlery glass; and crockery
A very lot of table linen, kc.
With ARTICLES which deem to
worthy persons wishing good
SOS, 05, credit OF two
monh satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
p. S-The house is for sale
GREEN n SCOTT,
July kds Auci0neers
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reverend gentleman named Isaac Brown has abscond-
ed from strondsburg Pa with young girl Of seventeen
leaving behind his wife aud children TO shirk for
themselyes A reward Is offered for bis apprehension.
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road Besides great destruction of standing trees large
quantities Of corded wood destroyed The railroad
too became impossible from the rails being warped by the
heat The sight IS said to have been terrific and grand
A little girl youngest child Of Samuel II Wallace Of
saratoga, aged about two years while at a neghbors
house through mistake fly poison which caused
her death in about hours.
reverend gentleman named Isaac Brown has abscond-
ed from sHoudsburg, Pa with young girl Of seventeen
leaving behind his wife aud two children 10 shrk for
themselves reward is offered for his apprehension.
In Jacksonville TazeweT eoanty, Virginia, good butter
is selling IL eight cents per pound fresh eggs six cents per
dozen, and fat chickens 81 per dozen. Here's paradise
for young housekeepers
The Buffalo Democracy states that on Wednesday last
man residing in the vicinity Of Chatham, O. W. drove
yoke OF upon the track of the Great Western road
fastened them head and foot and then throwing them on
their backs, tied them down and left them The train
winch next passed the spot thrown off several persons
injured and great damage done the cars The
wretch who eetrated the act has fled but large
is offered for his apprehension aud he viii not
escape
II has been ascerained from full examination of the
books that the Harlem Railroad Company lose by the
Schuyler and Kyle frauds Ss5oooo.
Nibl
but the wages demanded for gathering are said to be
enormously high
The Louisville Courier learns that Henry Cart hard
working man. while digging cellar at the corner of Shell
by and Jefferson streets found strong box" four and
half feet under ground which, examination was found
to contain silver and gold the amount of 900 OF
this sum- $3.50 was in silver coin and $3.50 in gold
Mormonism is said TO be making very great progress in
Denmark there Mormons in the smallest hamets
Ia the Isle of Amack which situated quite close to Co
penhagen almost all the women have adopted the worship
of the Mormons. Five hundred Juianders recently con-
verted TO Mormonism about eigrae to the Nor
colony in the United States The great ecclesiastical
commission at Copenhagen has received orders from the
government to make researches as TO the propagation
Mormonsm in Denmark
The propeller Boston, Captain McNe was run into by
schooner Friday night off Oak Orchard and sunk in
fifteen minutes She had full cargo OF -four pork wheat
and and was owned by the Ogdensburg Railroad
Company The passengers and crew twenty-five in num-
ber arrived at the mouth of the Genesee river o'clock
Saturday evening" having been on the lake in an open
boat for twenty-iour hours.
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Proposais-Repairs III the University If Virginia, ant
for nter-sxo,E KS to the amount SIS, 900.

pRoPOsAB will the Proctors Office until Il
O'Clock 25tn If segarmber the repart
of University buildings the Siov0o
the time place proposals will be received for intro
supply University 81 Virginia, md
uctrr OF zoe
hs the viii be paid
cash. bonds OF the University
viii be payable the Isl day of July, 1856.
be Obtained by applca
The procot's Office.
ROBEET X. PkENTls,
July sidScp2ssept Proctor of University of Virginia
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TREAsuRER's STATEMENT.

"a UypaAa usuah Mn
b d 10 Monday a amount rua bal
then n annt 0 ennsas
y 81
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CLASSICAL TEACHER WsNTKD.-Wanied gentleman
thoroughly qus6ed teach The Lsip and Greek languages
the Alexandria Academy
salary viii be promptly furnished
plcaus Address
r. l.. BRoCkErr,
July 27-d6ts Alexandria, Virginia
Richmond Eng Bait sun, Piila. Lcdgerl
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Philadelphia College of Medicine.

PhlIadeIphIA CO1ItEt OF MtdICIht.
THE Of this institution viii begin October o
L 1854.
Full given both in the winter md
Degrees are conferred in March and July
course, 1854 Perpetual ticket Sl5o Mhtricula-
,ion g. 35 TO those who have attended two
$50 including graduation fee
faculty fhe welfare and
OF
upon each Branch school
10 any in the country information, address
b. HOWARD RAND, M D. Dean,
Jos South Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Aug l-Iaww p& lgw5id
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by GREEN d. SCOTT, Auctsoneers.

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
IL AT AUCTION On Thursday, 27th instant,
10 O'Clock the residence Dr. Ale
of and ID
hold and kitchen iurniiure consisting part, Of
Mahogany hair sofas, roc king and reception chairs
DO marble Top cent nd other tables
Large gilt candeabras and
Plush covered rocker, seat, and other chairs
Mahogany other bedstead,
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus and looking glasses
Feather BEDS bedding. hair and shuck mattresses
Pafor and chamber carpets mating,
Toilet sets, window blinds curtains,
Large of chinu crockery table
cutlery
Cookin- radiator, and other
With good OF kitchen other
iicies which deem unnecessary
Terms: All OF and @25 S25 credit Of
sixty and fol- satisfactorily cndnrsed bearing
l.. COYLF3 Administrator.
GREEN & SCOTT,
July 25--d Anctioneers.
Qy-The above sale IN postponed until Friday, the
An OF August, same hour.
GREEN a. SCOTT,
July a9-eod&ds Auctoneers.
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In Jefiersonye Tazewel coanty Virginia good butte
is selling IL eight cents per pouAd fresh eggs six cents PEI
Dozen and fat chickens 81 per dozen Here's paradise
for young housekeeperg
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d. LUT'Z,

CARlNET-MAkER AND UPHoLsTERER
No IS South Eepcnh Street, Philadelphia,
EsPECTFULLf invites the of the public his
Il where he constantly hand large assortment Of aro
and chamber inrutme, comprising
sofas, ffon Sa5 siuo Arm chairs from SIG to $50
Pnror chars g 6 TO "a bookcases 80 10 100
sofa tables l6 Extension tables, 15 10 100
Engeres l0fo 95 Writing desks, 30 10 leo
above expressly patronage
the least lees than good furniture be
bought al where else
Goods par of the upicn and packed under his per
scnp
July 27--3dmpsif
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Hy GREEN x SCOTT, Asctioneers

hy GREEN * SCOTT, A&cttoneers
fJsKUsTEE'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
auctiopOn Mondsy eth OF August, shall
deed Of recorded and for
a Tueiy,
Wilson'S grocery excellent OF furniture
Mahogany marble top dressing md tables
and extension table
Cane and wood cliHirs and bedseads
Bedding and
Carpets oilcioti
China, glass efockery, and stone
Cooking and other
And u good lot pi kitchen requisites
With many other articles which unnecessary
IN
All S2s, &25 credit of GO
bearing
+. L. POTTER Trustee.
GREEN * SCOTT,
Id Anctioneers,
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II has been ascertained from full examination of the
books that the Harlem Railroad Company lose by the
Schuyler and Kyle frauds S350ooo.
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The Louisville Courier learns that Henry Cart hard
working man. while digging cellar the corner of Shell
by and Jefferson streets found strong box" four and
half feet under ground which, examination was found
to contain silver and gold 10 the amount of $1,000 On
this sum- $3.50 was in silver coin, and $3.50 in gold
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The hay crop in Maine this is unusually heavy
but the wages demanded for gathering il are said to
enormously high.
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krrremc Court OF the United States,
DECEMBER TERM, 1853.
{RorEn1 WloxrurE, Appf,
Thomas ID, OwISss.
Preson for the appellant having suggested ne
appellee in thus Cause moved the
the 2s rule o Court 70 make he proper
parties consideration whereof now here
rred y the proper of the said
Thomas Owing deceased sba voluntarily become parties with
OF the the appellant shu'l be emu
open and hearing have the same reversed
Provided Of this order sha be PRINTED
n some which the la~r
the United printed for three successive
before the OF the OF the Su
preme ensuing. ..,r,,
' TEST: WIN THOs. CARROLL,
Nav i6 1884 Cl'k Sup. CT u. s.
l--lawsw
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nsElE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY fs fully
college, chartered and endowed with $780, 200
of Maryland. II located Frederick city Mary
pleasant southern 6fntes
able and efficient board Of pSssso1s and
good library, excellent musical nssru-
extensive chemical aud philosophical apparatus and ~
facilities for tmpHrng
seminary in the
land.
school is seciarian.
further particulars Rev 6epnmas fustn, d.
D., Washington, D. g.
July 2l--dkcp3mos'
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XIV GOD HOUSE,
Pennsylvania npen.e, Of l2th street,
WILL opened and after Monsn the Sd of July for the re-
f JOHN II. KIRKwoOD,
a. w. LAKEWOOD,
Ip,v i-din Propretors.
SARD.-Tb, the ladies' and gentlemen OF Wash
public general respectfully invited TO The sails
French the south side of E. between 9Th
which viii take Tuesday the LIST OF Au
gust The superior instrument
the sale will be worthy the attention
wishing purchase The bouso is Tor sale OF rent In
quire of the subscribers. -
49, GREEN & SCOTT
,uiy. Odd Auctioneers.
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BY K. s. WRIGHT, Austioncer.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs AT AUCTION.-On Wednesday
j next August, u O'Clock, T. nnd A. Dodgee
wharf, cargo Fdeis from New Orleans consisting
Of
27 hhds- prime
81 bbis. prime molnsscs
Z. 3. WRIGHT,
July 3a-aind Auctioncer, Georgetown,
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ur GREEN * sCOTr. Auct.eneer..

TWENTY CHOICE COTTAGE BUILDING LOTS, LoCA-
pleasant part Of Capitol HILL ut auctonOn
Monday the August sell the premises nj
ms twenty building fronting from s to 80
suarc No. 735 and trent Massachusetts
avenue, aud north, fine ennence arc
Vt the be III our shore G
any nepr sale.
balance twelve, eigneen
months bearing interest from dny Of sale
Title indisputable. 1870
July 3D--d Aucuoncer
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The intelligence from France is not important. There
quite fucuaon the Bourse the sth and rene had
declined per cent The flour market also depressed
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a MOUNT on
deposite.
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not
yet paid, though
payable
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HOTEL DE L'UNiON.

NJ. Jacques Vyey, DC llonald.onyillee,
prtyicnt SEE nmis Ct lc pubic que i. Ter
Janvier proclaim, il rfern a Donaldson
vile. %I'ousefiarc dc lluorELpE buNios
fancien hotel de In California; etablrs
-enrnt'quil siento de resta0frr de foi'd
cn eoInble. 80 60 ii
Menbles Ct di,tribptiop du local, 'ort
est organise aajomd'hni dins cette mai
con polr en- fairc nj dxcellcnt hoal.
Elegance Fl, comfort. yqila g'el!cl q fte
IT device ,di l,ouyean tprpnfltiplre eh
prehnnt drs dispositions pour apss'iHref re
sucres. de sou entre prise. 4legHf .n 4
De Jolis appaftcments Pofr gtIffons'
dc bien wastes ct bien conmodcs pour
families, 4 par tdesspsi cela, ""e bo""r
cuisine 4 IL bordelaiSc, VOLTA les titrcs
syec lcsqucIs NJ. Vivcy s%oIiiclte pour
son ttabIis<emont lc ypapon"ge d" pu-
bic.
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Hotel Nsg commerce,
PRES DE la MASON De COuR
aaah NsroLDoNviLhE.J
NspoLH0NyiLLE.


. &c bel Establishment tenn Tar NJ. Pierre
ilIzAN, Went d'Gtre ouyert III public qtI
he saufait tyouvcs mieux sur aucun point
de lEtat. ya #sH =
Chanbrcs waste ct partaitement meubiees
pour les families, clIanbres partlc'tlleres
t % bieni g%arnies, salon de conpasnie, aus
81 spacicii,x qu'elegant, sale a Munger, gu
! OH a topjonrs ,pe table don't Fabondance
nest sarlatsaee que par 10 delicasesse des
lnetsofV VOLTA, sans contredlt, tout &c quill
flit1 poir<attircr tic nombreuse clientele
Que lon %aioute Il tous ccs agfe'ncbs &c
existence, Gcs servifrnrs tres atfertif$. qni
ont d;riges de mamiGfea ne |alnais npgIiger
IN seul.Ie leurs ,devoifs, Ell i'on comprendra
Etcilementqa'il est itilr, pour bien sivre, de
dsscrndre a l'Tf6iei dn Commerce. nagf 5r
DeiS grafdes %eenries ct tlne fenise tres
,eo,hrno'le font rattle des deprndances &c
Get 6tahli$senlett. ,.....
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HOTEL WASHINGTON
A. NApOIEON ViLLE.I t4 u

NM. BESSIE ,Fs6res yicnnont dc prendro
ic nom dc Hjtst Washington.
Lea vaastcs, ~comlnodes ct tlfgantes cons;ri;c'
,ions attaches a cot Establishment, lie choix des
mcts ct wins servis 4 Ia table du WAsHlaGTos
HofEt, font sats c~ointrcdit de cctte mason ufe
dos plus confortables de Ia carnpsgne. ,@.
Mn. Besse s'occapeIt Achievement dame
liorcr reimbursement deja 81 bieii monte don
ils vienneut d'catreprendre l'exploitatlon; auss
comptcnt-ils sur lie patronage de tops ieurs
nnis, dcs voyagears ct du public en- generals
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ToMBEs EFT MONUMENTS FUNEBREs

TOMBEs EFT MONUMENTS FUNEBRES
T E SIEUR Is. FPLTTEN, comm depuis
E2ana p~lusieurs annees par les notnbreux onvia.
ges, quill a fats dams lie cimetiere de cette parcis-
Sc, ct ccux des paroisses avoisinantes, a Phcn
ncnr de ~prevenir SEES anis ct le public en- gene
raj. quill Went de r~eceyoir dn Nord de PAmeii
que, ct de ~l'Italie. des marhres de toutes especrs
ct dn II est pref u executor tohte commando Tie
tombes, capeaux de fanlillc GU monuments con.
%cernant sa partie.
II emploie all choix des families. lie rnarbre IN
pierre, gu le oois, ct Sc charge egaleinent dos
grilics on entonra res de tonhes, soft en- bois soft
en- fer. Pour plus arnples renseignementa, s'adres.
ser chez iui i Plahenvillea cote de FEglise Pa.
r~oissiale de l'Assomption. SEES prix sont DIES plus
modcrcs.
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AIAURIN,

.IVOCIT,, 4 NiPOLEO.NV7LLE.
i,xercc 50, profession dal,s lie 5emc
District Jpliciairc. compose lies paroi-ses
assumption, i.afourchc Inferno ct Ter
fcbonne. II aoifHcra tons sts SONS auA
,fTrircs qa'on yondra bien hi cohhrI
dams &c district ct les avoisinants. Z
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JOHN II. ILLsLEY.

NOTfCE.-All professional business en-
trusted TO the undersigned will rec i've their
diligent attention. They will all n regn-
larry the sessions of the courts Of tie 9TH
and 9Th Judicial District. q
nonaidsonville, 23rd mlrch 1852.
JOHN H. Ill Fly.
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EDMOND MAURlN,
At Law.

!. pnacticcstn the, Fifth Judicial District
in the Parishes Of Assumption, II,
Jonrcac Interior and Te%'rehonne, and
will give particular attention TO Ia" sh'.s
that may be entrusted TO him. !
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PATENT MEDICTNESDEPOl,
oHo. IT,
1fiss. Street Donaldsonr'he.

Always on hand, for sale for"Cash' un-
Iy," fresh supply olthe following mso'e''
Tor colds, coughs, Group, Consumption
Bronchitis, Asthma, dyspepsia, splitting
blood and the general affections OF the
Lungs - Ayers Cherry Pfc'oIal -
Wild cherry and Tar-Liverwor' and ! al "
Balsam of Wild cherry sher'nan,s DO
seanian.- - Indian Vegetable Elixir -
Longley's Great Western Panacea--o S'-
renatcd Bitters - Jew David, Hebrews
Plaster.
For Rheumatism, Tooth ache, pains in
the limbs, Swellings. Head Ache Burns
Sprains, cuts, Piles d g.
Venitians Eminent 49, Mexican hs'ls-
,ang,,-- Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
+, For Fever and other billions Diseases.
India Cholagogue, Clemens India" O.
'iS' ....s H.a. =. E.- .r..-.
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EsIEs EEC'E'O2N.
A, GENTLE,
atrormcy at IL Is az a

Practices in the Fifth Judicial District
!; ths marshes of Assumption. Latourrhe
interior and Terre5onnc, and will give p"''
'o',a' ~ H., sI5,nl* +.
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This splendid establishment kept hy,M P
R1zAs, has Just been opened TO the publ c
who ceaiI not possibly meet with Il BET 9
house on any point oflhc state. .
Very large aid well furnished rooms f''
families. pleasant private rooms, Il spacloi's
and elegant par!olr. u dining-room where
meals arc ~ hess abundant than delicate.
his is, undoubtedly, what is requisite to
attractairncrnas customers.
Besides al these enticemeats, The boar
.sfers will have ut command most attentive
servants, wi,o arr 81, managed AZ neyer e
neglect their duty. Il Is, therefore, very
easy to conceive that it is useful 10 stop a
the Commercial H,.clto enjoy allthe com
forts fife.
Two vast and %c5Smnoiiois stables are
annexed 10 the establishment, 81
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-05
aVA.GIA SIN ~
DE NJ. JOSEPH HEBERT.

On rbuvera tollioprs dans GET, 6iallisse-
msui, ii ne <.a.vivrEglis paroissiale de
Il Assumption, III assortment comaIct des
nticles epmpris ssda,irs u noiinn d. MAncnas.
pIsEs sarnEs. ~t:.RocERIEs, VEaRERrE, Po-
rs.arts. LIausuas FTsEs. QufScAfLLEnIE,
.t,H.rssuRE. en- an moi fos.t cnsasfcou1pose
IN tns.asin de- Ia canippsne bIen approyi-
sfonne.s~4 464tIl fHas.4sa III ailet5
VI. Heberti vrud i drs conditions asenz
moieress pour n~onroir compiler SIR une pins
waste extension de an cliriItsle. II Went de
renoavcler toni son sTocK ef il invite les
l,abitans qni tiainenren, dams ses paragcsa
e~isiser soa esablissrmant.