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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-12
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| lie SaInedl IS Norentre dix heures Ia
! tu'.ln, t"lttljai en Y ut u .qae. ar les ;.nx
,'9 pFopr te5 ci aprG declitey aprartenallt D
! l. iou'Id H sbert et a. son tycusc L eouo,e Ci
r,lr. Ssvoir.
10. tne haDitltion en- cultivation stu G en-
felt2 lat' So, ~ur la ropte couGuisani an
ere rdtt entire t Grand bayou el ,e bayuu
No'he' c"Ae e!44't 40 arp Mt Ge ST. e f!c!s. hoe
ne par les tarros De NJ Ford ct iyuras. eli
SeMbte avec 5os latjs-es ct am.Giyrau9us nr,
e,y troo""nt ave Ia serve dc Il p,.Is d.
fAre, Sur tontn Ia rrotoudeur de a dite terrs
ponr un clemin
2ne Un uegre nonme Thomas ars cs 20
ans.
3'ne Une nagro$se nominee Constance sgss
de , ans t.le tunlbe Gu haut NAL
4'nt une 'oltnfe quAtre roues. deux che
F'uS, hCuj~, Fdchcs etc. TN lot de cuchons.
d. l't dc motions, SJ0fbaIis III i, 1000 u
'2oo p1qnet, r;elite tom ua lot co1on, nne1s.
a"tre1r bch"t< .utiI~ ar.toires ,Dsub ga b,,
'aenags, battaro de cuisine Sc
lt ,ut> e LJau4iIoi4s - l. nabitatian A. fs.
eSeaEes rayableS ell trols tertnes eg.uy | t;sys
IN Wars 1896, / tiers ell Mars 1856 g, u.
t!trsen ldars 1857.
Les a"!nauX, lneube- ct Ie reste du 1uob.
.Ier HayHhe III Mrs $50 ct Fsut5e m,,,s;a
en- .Aars 1859
i.e~ 4cq ,treurs deyr6nt fournir teurs billets
AV7c Cautions so;ldsFeS 4 ia s4tia!act ees
vandeufs ayables au bureau tu Recorder do
%etie Parols~a portdnt imiGtat raisoa Do
Au.s pour cent Fan partir de- ecnaances
Les actes de veule seront passes par dsvanf
i'ccorrieF de cette paroigse aux tgzls dos se-
qucreurs.
Assumption .9Ociobre 1854.
4. +. HICKMAN Sheriff,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-12

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IA 3 Srnnnd. ralrt.'lt lt teetalu> eg Sc
t. n''!h.ur d'' s'ne'a Dam emont
] ir'''~t nG->i t, ~oie i" il p'i-"' hs
! Co..ttntinr Gur Iirfn,tnn,' g4npra' ia
lrf'appa 't lfsan IN prrmI~r i, ~'.~ tie
. t"ns,t- ui.er*nx I'hnuurtr d'' li.vr,
II 90 .q"s'" 81 t. nIrlet Ii 'at 9ui InI =,
tajt re<r,v,'. NJ. dr S-Arnnrd plu.
il urp"x 1vait dsija >on halon de mac
c!,ai q scnntt DE- '''npo:tpr unr victos,
| g. >igra!,r. NJ q e 4ue rh'-r po,tH.,;t
""l!-o er dn chn.ra &c drpo-r' un :,
1t.nI ron,u,auitunat. =" srr,sA un -nu-
, ..lr t.! que criut d \ Ina. H." m1rt
Al >'ttai. f!lt !lu.on eur So. i,.c :;
.rnx m-ia'ts"> hrnuIVnes t. ttuvatI-
l:''!s' IL f,s. ne ;if. lion !c f,le
'sti, ;,hr> Tt-nr'. "l loI-que i.lnpereu!
81 i,;4i3 Il ;,buri L e. ln-tdi,ct>. :, vIvr- i,
=. pvc.s1sttc>, Il ;tsl>S,!l dams It. ,er,taD
mere de d Shn'- srnand. c,.lu,.
T.. 'pr IS an Cr'.- !e ta'G9i'' wi su'nb!sIt
e1ie. an a,"E't> e'nr"', pr!~ I1o'q :
s1n"i> d. ,rp"s l. ,'i-. II - crri ca ,Ou
Il. ,atlhii NJ, a'r par du b., ho
% Ct l.. V4;na -rt,t, l. r,",,n E: r,.t-
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" ( fcIrr. ga 'e- >t'.t 't.'"s l'Imagl.
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g, mine pnr /" 'na.
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-12
NEW TnaE, 4 Nov.rAre

l. Staccisti"@ prn;~s.aase AnSsirsi
e, sns' n.semS't,r her IT 4 adnsit to.,
+ " L I drs itto* hing, ce,npr--
1,n' y. csn5lt,ts dA i'Et.i. dn on'd
= IL /, s,'I,'. Cite nssrn,I,,s a efe
low',r~,,pr ef stthou.ia.te.
AIM, saiot ell coaclae sa'liance
d. Il w Natl,tn-- {, des p,otrsrant
- ttn ftr ~ com!li. Volta la r~iie on
q .n. =, pn'.to,nr. L'sitcnist contre la
Ihefs- de- rnitrs 90, tessomlus l&-
'ofmti- lot &c 81 a'ert pas p,nt stant
sa'a 1fsppe 4, ,escinslnn poItianr. Nous
ap'oss baen O., cemme daa, T.. pays dc
inoa,srtlne E,tu- ou ra ,in, ab Que. une
tellgian q u at.
t.hi,tolre d.. Ia marche a.cen1anie
GO g sepubitqse am-ricaine VA s'ar,e eter
u. M MONS po,r q ,eiqpe temps, 81 Ia
Democratic ne tiionphc pas aux pro-
cham selections.
|. Intolerance Ieligi-nsc a amoi. d i
iou'le> Eta- gai l'ont f.,ori.ee on adoe-
tee. Cse-t ellie qai a tonh.mae I'E.4
r"see Gel ctat d. dtcrepitudc sons lc
Q el'e = etc eur ie point de succomber
10 le.oeat,oa dc fed,t de Nan es tar.
ia dc plus dun .ierIe ie develeppem
c"'nnnstc c'at de Ia France.
M'sa l,oi bon !. aver de ramencr les
e'Pis qai sfgar, 1T par les examples
lu'.es d,s i'hl-toife cl leur montrer lus-
4fa qael paia, lis f,nt f.n.se routs ct
s,eogar'ss dc I'csprit de srs cous,itu-
ii.p I
"" d'l mil y await qneIqnes chose
danssie Hsa,'de gn, ne persuade iama,s
Ist1onne cr sont les honnes rai.on..
Four &c prefer Ia rsison qn on ma p,s
tronsee soi- na,ne. il faut n'ayoir IA.
d'ihtei6' en- sens con,raire. Cenx .
o.. 20 i'allegue ont toejours une cho..
qai los occufe beauconp, cent Ic das;r
dc fare &C Gsaton cherche ! les diss,,a.
der. l4eIemP. seuf Peut rnods6er ecu.
disposition interessea
: Apsas soixantc .dix sept ans d'exis.eu.
&C poitailue5 nous en- tomn1es dsla aux
exclusions. Nou, tombons dams la voie
os IA desasience nous noas ffaGtIon.
none. les mauvais instincls s'eusayen mt
na fensertement dc Ia constitution.
NOM p'oscrivois la ibrrta / qui nous
acscas siotrc grandeur ct notru bisn q.
.trs q sods oubiuns que lcrsque cel,c
i1osr'c est chasrce, ellie emror,e ave- . q.
~ ios e'ensiiss da huns,vu~ ct de m vru,.
perine qa'uic doana
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-12
NLhrE .JE sUL, ESSibN.
S,,ce..,on de Eu sdam Carson.

Sn, ce..ion de ft-u tdam Carson.
En- vertu d.un orire de vente a moi adressa
rsr f'honorabIs Id Cour dll C1nquisne District
Judlcla.re de 1f,tat dc la l1onsslaile, dams II
pour la paToisse Assumption. j'offifai en- ven-
te publique & Ia maisoa do Co r de scette Pa
rolsse dams lie village do hapdeonviile, 10 So
medi Decenbre 1854 j dix nenres du, mattn
les esriases oi aprvs dsorIts 4ppartensnt ala
ulte succession.
Uns nssresse nonnse Fanny sglo dszvi
ron Is da,s a son enEaut noQ1u6
age de
Couditio1s---Ccrpast.
Assoulption lie % Octobre 1885,
Az. HICKMAN shsra
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-12
IEs OFFICERS E.fs,ls. o rc,it DO


F'e"
o. rrmarqne que pa. an officer
ras,e tie por,.,l rs ln.,gne- ds son
z ade. pettiant la bata,,le :ten. asa,.n
.esesu l., capoie d., .old Il Cettr N. :
sue ef.,i, o, donn6e par l'c,nperenr, h,-
name sm sva,t vi -,s off CIR, dee,me,
,or le Danube par le. bnn. t,rear, lie
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-12
On rrIa q IA i'fssss

Z. In vrrtoirc d Anra atr rnirms..
:santc. Ce -. sont pios so. sic'nlrc
q AEiq"e. dit !" gen.rsi ,Thn.naS ct
ans h,ia,I'. d. l'i1mpi,r. P'ud.t
leuz hs"r"'. hs ls,.-,.- ont e't intbr ~.
.i,ie-. j., e. de y.r,,j.cl.is qn,
tombalt ear cas ne fi.alt a'ciin Md
dams ienis fang- 'oat hon,n' h'ppe e
tat i'm nrsiaisnrnt rempia,t. C'ei;'ii
len c".tr fircc intbraulnh|e 9u'"n'
pron,sr t,tn' de- tn,- Hos ,e,e> eur to"-
ir> champs de haiaiiic de- t'!.npir'. ct
4m fa..ai' die an marech,i n y e''H
ne g,>,ail pas de .utr IN iia->s. nals
qas fil..i' encore ie pon>.er pour le
/ ter 1 tcrfr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-12
Il. Il !. j :. u On I; Z; 6; g: s. 8


." .s">oti ift!Ut
Succession de S..moa Tiarrirntr,
En- vertr DUN dacret De Il Cour du Cinqme-
me DistrctJ rdtcaire de Etat De Ia !.oi.sil-
ne dan It ponr la parosse Assumption ST.
cs IleuZ, Sanaedi lie 9 D.,ca ,nbre 1854 dix
haHres III IN ,iIn les prnDrletes ci-ap aprGs deer :
t. applrte saut Ia succession de SIMON Ba
rIenta saYoir;
10 une rerte oituse dams "a Paroisse Assoml.
ton dtn5 tc BfaIe st Martin al Bayou CfsaA
mesa ant q < douze arpents de superhce
P Us moius bornGc en- haut par Ia tcrre d
Pe re 5incncZ fis ct Ell pas par celle de
Ventura V'ga, ensemble avoc to nes les b;t-
tiS7eszet am lo'atous qul sy. trouvent, puS
qtef ,tIes e4icti mOl!iprs ch,.vAuN ct btta5
curne-. EJndlt ons.
La tcrre payable en- trois ternes tganx, III
JIef, ~ H u. 80 ua hers en- Mars 1856
1T L tiers eli N trs 1851 he moblief ct les
ACCESSORIES payao,es el ..iars 1886 les acQu5-
rsu:o tourIlss4ilt buuue@ ct sDtI?5at2s Cautions
sbild4ires, Ia terro deuleurA;t superintendent
ngRoH gu la~iu ptFttlc ayemsnt ct iou.s's
Somln"S qul Ne serdient pt7 ponc.u element
pa ees ch ,4ncp posterunt inturet d raisugl
tie pcIr cent p,tI an
arc sst' Assumption Noyembre 1854.
L. u B.AN IA Ard. Encalteur.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-12
SUCCESSION SALE.
the matter Of the succession ofLoren-

In the matter Of the SUGGEST on OF Lorer--
renzo Rodriguez.
BY virtue OF a decree ct the hen. tho
Fifh J.tdiciai District Court Of the sta,s
of Louisiana in and for tho Parish Of 4.s-~
sumption dated tic iOh day of Oc.ol,es
1854 will be0aered at pubic sale By tho
undersigned auciionneer TOR the Parish Of
Assunp ption on the premises on snid Parish
on Saturday thu lsss day Of hcse,abes
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-12

~ Dams leo paroissss "a Moss navons pas
.smms a'agsnts, rous prioas les Aaitres de
sssto de- vsslsir SO charger Dc l'sgsnc~ do notrs
alI,s.
A%SOHCEs: Pesr les insertions, snnorce 3
=. ate, ets, les eozlitisas sent lee suivani, ..
Par atx L,sass, sssr la lsrs Insertion 81 90
Pear ias Insertions saivsRtes -: 80
Tsst sssas. sai 1sntrs sussessre son shon-
asAsat, ssFra srtrsan, par fnrt. Esusur,
4ss3. }sarssx a.iss, sssat az slrailss On tri,
pas sire
"a sxtesSss i'iaprinsrs &s ffeariRH ,et CO
AK sris iaa sss sns.rss, tsases espeees d oa-
r.agss tssnsra2ki1Hes, (.fsls,) tells cue, ,cAE-
raG "ts-"2-1 -.srsfrrr. sLA#rs. Erc, .rrr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-12
ST III, OF LOUISIANA.
Fifth Jutitai Dis'rlct Coat. Pasi h
uf sssu'n! tloH.
Succc ss,0u sf Jaha W Bets.

.Succcss,0n sF J0ho " Bests
Whereas F. G.. Ioret
curator of aforesaid succession has THIS day
flied in Cont a provisional account o. his al
mi i>trrt'on. Notice is hereby given to all ii
may concern, to show cause il amy they have
be approved and the funds in his hands distri-
butei lii aceordanre Herewith.
By order OF the Court: ID. Leblanc Glare.
Assumption September 30tn 1854.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-12

LIZ KAxEczAE De Sr- -ARKAur. ~ Lie
correspondent dun juurnal brIg: ectit
De psris
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-12

rTAT DG Ia L0UISltNE.
9" d. c'og teme II >trtc, "a 1Iciai T.
Pa "i-ss sssoinptisn.
.gucc-sv;nn ne .jaha IF. B.. ts.

-
Attendu qu r. e. Loret curatear lie la sns
aifestcc "ssion ad pps2 en- cnur un compile
provlscfe de con ADMINISTRATIONS Avis est
par lie pr nj DOM tous ceex que celia pen
cnncerner davor d duira dans lie. tr nte
onrs qni suivront la premiere publication d.
CT avs les raisons pour lesqae'.es Ie dit
comoe ne serait pas approuy ct les fond,
rep ,rti cplto~m snent au lii tao eau. Par or
DIRE ds C)ltr. DF. SIRE ,..BL AM GretIier.
Assumption, 30 Septembre 1854
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-12
Marie Mal.ina Leblane The State Of IouiA
N Saws | slsua r, ,fth IsGi,i,I

Marie Malsina LsbI.ns The Stats Of Loui-
N Saws sixna F, ,fth Jstici,I
> Il. V~!m'n Blanchard { bIstrlc, Court r,-
Rsf husband Il h of Assumption.
The undersigned clsrc Of tn. Fifth Judi
"a Ditriet Conrt Of the stats of louisiana in
tltd 10. the Parish Of assumption do hsrshr
certify that in the above intltied & numba.
lei cult lud slnsut was enerrs on this minutes
q s. id lourt in favor Of Marie sI ,lvtna Le-
oiaac an .ainst J. ValnonI B ancl,ard
III tn" wnras one Esures following 10 wit
In his case ;he sw & endnss laing OF fa-
var OF Mare MaIvina Leblanc and against !:
r. Vanond Blanchard in the terms and IT,
cures following to Wit.
In this casotac law {: evidance being i,
.ayor ofpIsintt1 it il ordered atiiu and de-
ersi that size have judgment against defsn.
ssut for tie sum 0. inree undred & thirteen
1900. dosrs with interes; from tn 18th day
Of SeYtsmler 1882 AVID that the sale Of tho
ave Hipp2iyte made by said defendant t.
paint 4 By act under private signature on the
llth day Of September 1854 bs recognised
a ID approved: that It be further decreed that
pantif.s legal mortgage N the property of de-
tendan TO the amount OF Judgment be rect-
sn sed and that there likewise be separation
# property between !ai .tiiF and defendant G.
that SAID defendant pay costs of suit Thus do
Ne and signed in open Court at Napol1 Pa
\ sh OF Assumption his p September 1884
.,N.ssis.. Signed JAMES l.. COLE Judge Of
IN eSssESss Fifth Judicial District
.sS R. Witness my hand and the seau
: sssssss ssssss of sad Cour Faria Of Assumption
sssts' this l4th day of October 1851.
DESIRE LEBLiN, C'erc &
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-31
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. N. C.-Mareh, 1854

ARRIVED.
March 27-Schr. Adelad, Smith. from Philadelphia, to
schr. Mary Anna, Gibbs, from Philadelphia to T. c.
W orth with mdze
Dudley; with hay for ]. II. Chadbourn & Co.
Sehr. D: H. Baldwin, Brown, from Baltimore. to Russell
& Bro; with mdze.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Stedman from Fayetteville to
E. j. Lutterloh
SUM- Rush. from Fayetteville, JOS j. Iippitt
Steamer Southerner, Creele from Fayetteville to Meay
& Cazaux.
March 28-Steamer Spray Price from Smithyille, to A
H. VanBokkeen with IL passengers.
29-Schr David Smith, Peterson. from Philadelphia, to
Brig Henry Lawrence, Could from New York, to Perce
& Dudley.
Steamer Coy. Graham Evans from Fayetteville, to T
March 29.-Schr Maria Jane Somers from New York. to
3O:-Schr Mary Mershon, Turner. from Philadelphia to
T. c. Worth with mdze
Schr. o. G. Parsley, Vangilder, from New or Geo.
Schr Eldorado Titon from New York. t. Geo Harriss
with mdze
schr. a. J. Horton, Vangder from New York, to Geo.
schr Heckshcr Stubs, from Philadeldh", to Geo.
Schr Thos Cooper, Corson from New York. for altilla
River Ca laden with merchandise put in here in distress
leaking, &c. to Geo. Harriss
Schr Ann Smith, Burns, from New York, to DeRosset
schr Moro, Haskell, from Salem Mass, to Kdder s
Martin.
March 2sSteamer Spray, Price, for Smithville' by
H. VanBokkelen.
Steamer Henrietta, Allen, for Elzabethtown by Vessel
& Eiers.
Schr. Wave Phelps, for Tyrrel county, by DeRosset
Brown.
Steamer Fanny Luterloh, Sedman for Fayetteville by
| E. ]. Lutter'Oh.
! March 2S.-Steamer Chatham, Mcftae, for Fayetteville
| by T. c. s. B. G.. Worth; with one boat in tow.
29-Schr Dalphin Lord for New London, CT, by Ran
kin Il Martin with lumber.
Schr H. Hallack Pow. for New York, by j. H. Flanner
with 80 bbs spirits tupentine lO65 do rosn 81 puncheon
turpentine, 300 bushels pea nuts.
DR.. Big Abina, Trcfrey, for Bristol, Eng, by T.
Worth; with naval stores
Sch. John A; Taylor, Walker, for Mantanzas, by T. C
Worth with flour, lumber, &c.
March 29-Schr Lille Saunders Corson, for Philadelphia
by Geo Harrss with Is boxes fruit bales waste 80 dc
yarn 2 do cotton SO bundles reeds 2S bush pea nuts 6
bbls rosin, so, Ol4 feet lumber.
Schr M Mahoney, Nichols, for Philadelphia by Geo
Harrs with Is bales yarn, 80 do heeting, 468 bush pea
nuts 16 bb l72 do spirits tupentine, 1913 do rosn
81 feet timber.
! 30-Sehr. VIM. H. Smith, Wyatt for New York by De-
Rosset s. Brown with naval stores SC.
Brig Ellen Hayden Marsh, for Havana, by J. Hathaway
s. Son with lO0, 900 feet lumber,
schr. Humming Bird, Bogert, for New York, by J. R
Blossom with naval stores SC.
Steamer Spray, Price, for Smthvile, by A II. VanBok
kolen.
Steamer Fairy, Price, for Fayetteville by E. Lutteroh
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-31
The Society of Dental Surgeons of the State of
New York.

New York.
A OMIT TO MEMBERSHIP Dentists of moral charac
"A ter upon the applicants having studied attended to
Dental practice several and by his being examine
and also his practice in several of his patients mouths by
committee of Dentists of the Society and the Society also
grants to its members Diplomas upon the applicant and his
practice being again examined by another committee Of Den
lists of the Society and upon the report this committee
the Society votes the applicant shall have granted
the Soctetys Diploma, declaring the applicants qualca
tons to practice, &c.
Diploma from said Society has been granted sever al
since to the undersigned upon the above conditions
To attain to skill in this speciality of Surgery the princi
pies of the Theory and Practice of Medicine
During two years. the writer witnessed the practice
received the Instruction of of the most celebrated Den
fists in Philadelphia and by him instructed the
of making Artificial Porcelain Teeth and in Mechanical
Dentistry l. mounting Artificial Teeth Gold Plate for
insertion He has been engaged in practice Pennsylva
nia North and South Carolina, and Georgia. 10 years.
in Broadway New York. years where he would still have
been but that the dust and smoke thereof thrust him
Teeth be PRESCRIBED if their defective and decayed pa-
ces are timely and skiHy filled urth gold but it is the
Dentist only who examine and judge when they should
be filled.
Attendance to Dental Practice is given, from 10 o'clock
A. NJ until O'Clock, P M Office opposite Carolina Hotel
Patronage is solicited
Consultation is respectfully offered gratMatously.
K. SPENCER.
Wilmington, N c., Jan 18th, 1854 ll0-3mw-1aWd
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-31
From the New York Courier IL ENQUIRER

On a certain day in the year 1899. a man with a
carpet bag might have been seen (as James would
relate the story,) embarkng on board the Norwich
steamboat for Boston. The man was Boson Van.
kee' AVN Adams by name; the carpet-bag con-
talneu Few parcels with which individuals had en-
trusted him, to be delivered promptly in the cty of
MS destination his personal acquaintance he was
hothng In short but capital was in his business his
reputation was his. mar with carpet-bag or what
Is now called an Express Messenger on the smallest
scale Falthfuness. integrity, promptness, and en-
terprIse' brought wonderful things out of that car
pet'bag; ncher treasury than Fortunatas' purse
and more magical agency than Aladdn's lamp
ne possessor is now, after lapse of fifteen wears
the head of house which carries to and fro in its
" carpet bags" for the accommodation of the public
an amount OF treasure in the shape of merchandise
gold and silver, notes and valuables, not less than
one million OF dollars every day, or 1865 900 900 per
annum Their offices are in every CITY or CONNER
cla depot from New York to San Francisco and Aus
tralIa-not to mention the Japan office, for which
Commodore Perry has gone to pave the way. Their
agents and assistants number about three hundred
Ihelr capital is, of course, immense and the Cir
cumStances of the Gold market of California their
connections with it as forwarders and the extraordi-
nary share of public confidence earned by their hon
orabe career, have lately constrained them act in
San francisco as Bankers, on a large scale, where
they have just sustained "run (occasioned by an
accidental rumor,) TO the amount of $500, 900 in a
manner which has added largely to the confidence
and popularity which they before enjoyed Such is
one of the features of the wonderful ages in which
we live.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-31
N. c., Jan 18th, 1854 I1O-3mw-Iawd.
VISIT HARRlSON'S VS.. WHITEHURST'S
WILMINGTON GALLERY

WHAT treasures of art does this little contain -
w Whichever way you turn, some immortal creation
grees your eye Here you nger proftaby hours
.nplang the nobles of Gods creation-man kero
silently with the living and the dead, until the
witheed of memory again restored and strength
ened and reaches forth its hand to greet those with whom
once intimately associated but nhabit the
gloomy prison house of forgetfuness Who would die with
out leaving desirable token of remembrance behind?
Here beauty with its diversity of expression and features
gows forth from the plate with rapurous divinity and as.
cinates the eye until the heart worshps the not like the
inimtable urgnly Angels the sainted Madonna, tho
buebearded Magdane, but the unapproachabe Daguer
reotypes of relatives and friends by Harrison
as-Vst his Gallery whether you WISH of his unequal
led pictures Mr. H. is acknowledged to be the best
Dagucrreotypist in the State. VISITOR.
Nov 18th 1853 73-u
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DR. MLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE.
New YORK, August %, 1852.
nz This certify that am well acquainted with
fifty years for years resident of this city, who
extremely ill., but could tell from what
cause unless worms. He told his attending physician
his suspicious but the physician at rdcued the de and
refused attend him any longer His then mentioned Dr.
MLane Vermuge and asked him if he would take it, his
ply was-I must take something to get relief, or die
They procured bottle of DR. MLANEs CELEBRA-
TED VERMIFUGE, and half dose The result
he passed upwards of three of
form. got Immediately, and enjoying
health like the good Samaritan of DID, endeavoring
relieve his unfortunate neighbors He makes it his
up and select all similar to his that may
given the regular physicians and induces them
Dr. MLane's Vermuge So far he has induced more than
twenty persons the Vermifuge and every with
happy results He well satisfied that Dr. Mane's
Eermuge superior other known remedy and that
generally known would not fail to valuable
For further particulars inquire of Mrs Hade, l24s Can
street. New York City.
The above valuable remedy also Dr. MLanes celebra
Pills be had all respectable Drug Stores in
this city.
- Purchasers will please for, take
Vermifuge. All others, in comparison
worthless. by WIN. II. LIPPITT, Druggist Will
mingtCn n. C.
AB- Widow OF Commodore ThOmpson.-THoUSANDs
OF LADIES BEAR SAME TEsTMoNY.-TRUTH Is MGHrY
This certify that have been afflicted with affection
of the liver for years and great debility OF all my
bodily organs loss appetite and subject to apopexy of the
violent headache and affection of the system
which affected the eyes much that could with difficulty
discern the fertures any person. unless very and look
ing steadily at them for some time At the instance of
friend induced to take HamptonS Vegetable Iincture
of which taken four bottles and have the happ
ness public that the above medicine has had the
desired effect of completely curing all the complaints have
stated and thank God now feel better than have felt to
the last fifteen years
The Doctor liberty publish this certificate fee
it duty due him and to persons who suffering
under complaints similar to mine
E. C. 3. THOMPSON,
Widow of the late Commodore Thompson.
| WASHINGTON, New York Avenue.
| See advertisement fourth page.
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MRS, SARAH II. KELLY


XX7OUlD respectfully inform the Ladies generally that
w she has received and is opening her stock of
tos ~ On ooIls'hs o Inc S aIeSC ana G most
Hats, the RICHEST AND HANDSOAIEST ever before
offered in this place Ais variety Questionable Sraw
Ribbons Caps She thanks her customers for
their liberal patronage and solicts continuance ofhe
March 30, 1854 30-lm
Tri-Weeky Com. and Weekly Herald copy I'm and send
bills
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NOTICE.

PROPOSALS will be received at Clinton until fhe
22d April next for grading the Fayetteville s. WARSAW
Plank Road from the road Clinton the Six Runs
sections mile more, 30 feet wde raised Is inches for
in the centresde drains feet either side
off the water.
For particulars address DR.. VIM. McKOY, Pres't, Or
P MURPHY, Sec'y.
March 27 1854 3O-2t