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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11
SUGGESTIONS of DGsiie Martinez g. Ma
rie Albarado his vile both deceased.

In obedience to an order Of sale to me di-
reCtcd by the honorable the aforesaid Court
dated tie 29th May 1851 will be offered for
sale at auction by Cyprien l.. Blanchard auc-
tioneer duly qualified III and for said Parish.
on saturday tie 8th day Of July 1851, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ on the premises the following
described property to wit
loA tract ofland situaded in Il Parish of
Assumption on the left bank Of Bayou Latour-
che, in the Bruly Longuevue measuring about
twenty one superficial arpeAts, bounded on
one side by lands Of Augustine IfuNiAo q on
the other side by lands OF Manuel Matinee
toaether with all the buildings and Improve
ments thereon.
90 Horses, cows, farming utensils & house
hold furniture.
Terms &, conditions.
The landed property, payable, one hundred
dollars in March 1855 and the balance IN three
equal instaImeuts, one third il March 1856,
one third in March 1857 L the rema ln:n@ third
in March 1858. For the moyeable all sums Of
ten and under S 10, payable i'll March 1855
and all sums abovess 10 payable one hall III
March $50 & the other half in March 1856.
Purchasers 10 furnish good and solvent secu-
ritY and special mortgage OH the land, and al!
sums not punctually paid at maturity to bear
interest at the rate OF eight per cent per an
mum until paid.
C. L. BLANCHARD
Auctioneer.
Assumption this 31St May 1854.
Yl1NIE DE CCiSSlON.
Etat dc la l.o,isiaac. -IaroIssc AS
so,nption.-Coug du SINE District Ju-
dIelalrG.
succcssions de fen D9siis MartincZ
CT Marie AIhafado tous deux deeede>.
En- veriu dun arre dc hon. Ia susditn
| Coar. portant Ia date du 30 Mai 1854; Ii sera
| oiEprt en- vene publique sur les li5ux par Cy-
! prien Blanchard Ie snnedi s Juliet 10 heu-
res A. NJ les propri6tes ci-apfGs decrltes appar-
| tenant a IL susdite succession SAVIOR;
| 10. Un Ii oiceau de terre situe ell cette Pa
roisse sur Ia rive gauche au bayou LaIour-
che daus le Bfuiy Tongue 'ue mesurant vlngt
| et Iii arpens de superficie, bornte dun cote
Ia tefre de Augl1stin IruAilo ct de .aatFe
cel!e sdc Manuel Martinez ensemble avec
teutes les balisses qa en- dependent
20. Pluseurs tetes de chevaux raches ou-
ills aratoires ct rnerbles de menage.
| Termas q Conditious
/ La terre payable cent plastres en- Ndarss
/ 1885, Ia balance en- trGi5 ttrnes Cgiux, ul tle's
en- Mars 1856 I'LL tiers en- Mars 1857 ct le der
nier tiers EN- IHars 1858.
lie nlobiller payable toutes sommes de S 10
et au dessous de s 10 en- Mars 1855 ct toutes
somrnes au dessus de = 10 noitie en- Glars
/ 1855. etPautre moi1iG en- Mars 1856.
Les acquereurs deyront tournir de bon
| nes at soIyabes cautionsavec hypotheque spe-
| ciale sur la terre jusqu'au parlait Placement, ct
| toutes snfnmes qni ne seront pas ponttueliement
/ paveesla l.echeance porteront nteret raison
de iluit pour cent par an jusqu,a final Placement
C. L. BLANCHIIARD
| Encanteur
Assumption ce 81 Ma 1854
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11
lit Judicial Di>taict Court. - Parish
Of Assumption.
S.uccessinn If 4 fired horyin

BY virtue of decree OF the honorable the a.
aid Court dated 8 June 1854 and to me
directed Will LIE offered at public sale at the
residence OF FRANCOIS Baudouin on the pIanta-
tim Of widow Augu t. Tete in the Parish Of
Assumption ca tbe right bank OF bayou La
iourche at about one mile below the village
oi |, badievilie on thursday tie 18th day OF
July 1864 at 10 o'ciock 4. II. BY Cyprien L.
Blanchard uctielneer III and for the Parish OF
Assumption the following desciibed property
belonging to the aforesaid succession to wit ;
l9 Feonise, ]. negro woman aged about 80
years and her lour children: CelIne aged s
years, Vic,orin ged years, Victorlne aged 4
years and PierIide aged 4 months.
% A horse. Terms - Cash
c. E. BLANCHARD, alctionneer.
Parish OF Assumption June 9th 1854.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11
ETAT DE La LOUISIANE.-Cour
du Cinquieme District Judiciaire.-
Paroisse Assumption.
Succession dc Marguerite Landry epou.
Sc decedee d'Andre Leblanc.

Attendu. que Felix GilIet administrators de
Ia susdite succession a depnse en- Conr un
co1npte final de sonadministration ainsiqa'une
petition defnandant iihomoEogatien,
Avis est par lie present donne q tous ceux
que celia peut concernsr d'avoir Il deduire SOUS
trente ionrs les raisons pour lesquelles le dit
cen,pte ne serait pas approuve 81 homologae,
Ell les fonfIs entire ses mains repartis conior-
me,nent au dit akieau ct liadininistrateuf de
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11
Auctioneer.

COUR du 5ne District Judiciaire -
paroisse Assumption.
Succession dc Zen Amelie Haydcl deee-
dee aepiouse de Bernard Martin.
En- yertu dun decret de Honorable la sus-
dite Cour, II iera oHert en- yente publique 4
fencan lie ,,sndi Is JUN 1854 ct les Jonrs sui
wants, par Cyprien Blanchard, eucantear dh-
meut aualifie dams ct pour Ia susdite paroisse
i 10 heures du rnatin sur les leux lies propre-
tes suivantes SAVIOR:
10, Upe terre ou habitation situee en- cette
pa roiisse sur la rive .droite du Bayou Lafour-
che. . environ trois miles an .dessoas de Ma
poleonylIe. mesurant IN arpent de face plus
on iriioins jnsqna troIs cent soi1ante qulnze
pllfeels ct lie Ii IN deIni arpent e face plus
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11
Assumption this 10 Jnne 1854.
Succession. d AT cd Dorvin.
Estat de la i.onislauc. ~-i'ain!sse As.olap
hou. - Cous dn osnc district Judl-

ttaiit.
Ii veHu a'nn dtcr@t de I.Flohorab'e IA s'ls-
II sera ohGrt eH E2nIe publque ia residence
de Francois Bardouin sur habltalon DC Ia
We Austste Iete dals L. i5arelsSe Asson'F.
nn mile a,i dessous du village dc LabadloVllle
.Ieusl te II luiGel 1854 ~ heures A. nj. par
c. t. Blanchard encanteur dams ct pour Ia ~
roiese Assumption les proprietts sulvantes ap-
porteDant la dite auccessioH, savoir;
Fe,oltise, negresse agee .i'envlron 80 ans, ct
ses qustre tn.ants Celine age de 9 ans. Vic
TORN age dc j aus Nctorine agGe de ans, Ct
tisrrn.e a9te de mols.
q Un cAegai.
rermes, - -Conptant.
G. [. ELAN CARD Encahteur.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11
Eta! de la Observation-Disclosures As>omp
ton. = Cour du Cinquieme District
Judicaire.
Succession de HcnrIcttc Blanchard We
Joscph Capde,elle.

Ittendu qu'Achille Dugas administra-
teur de la dite succession Il depose EN- Cour
un comptc de son administration ainsi qu'une
petition demandant FhoinoIogation.
Avis est par lie present dome a tous ceux
que celia peut concerncr dayoir q deduire
dams les trente jours de la notification des pre-
sentes, les raisolls pour lesquelles le dit compte
ne sefait pas approuva ct hoinoogue & les
fohds repartis eonform6ment au dit coinpte
Par ordre dc la Cour.
DESIRE LEBLANC, Grellier.
Assumption ce Is Mai 1851
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11
SUCCESSION SALE

The State Of Louisiana. - Parish Of As
sumption. - Fifth Judicial District
Court
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11
! = -.
MO 50.
State of Louisiana:-Parish of Assump-
tion. - Fifth Judicial District Court.

In the matter Of the succession of lNarsueri-
te Landry deceased wife Andre Leblanc.
Whereas Felix Gilet administrator .of
SAID succession mas filed i'll the office of the
clerk of sald Court Il final account of his
administration together with apetition pr:.--
ying shat the same be approved & honologated.
Notice is hereby given TO all whom it may
concern to show cause within thirty days alter
the notice hereof Why said account should
not be approved and homologated the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith and salt
administration Discharged from all further
responsibility
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11
SHERIFF's SALE.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Fifth Judicial District Court. ~ Parish
ofAssumption.
Adelaide Delaune widow Of ]. J. Gle
ment. No 457 VS..
Drausim kernc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11

Succession d'Alexandre Giroir.
Attendu que Jean Baptiste Gnillot adm
nisrateur de la succession susdite deposc az
bureau du Greffier de la Cnur un comptc de
son administration, ains qu'une petition en-
denandant l'homologation.
Avis est par lie present donne a tous ceux
que celia peut concerner d'ayoir dedure sous
trente jQurs les raisons pour esqnellas le dir
compte ne serait pas approuve ct homologut
les fonds entire ses mains repartis conior,ne-
ment au dit coinpte. Par ordre do la Cour.
DESIRE LEBLANC, Greflier
Assumption lie is Mai 1854
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11

II. Dams les paroisses oil nous aVo''s pas
.n,ome d'acedts, nous prions les Ma'tres oe
H,os,e de vollloir se charger dc iagence DC ho'fe
'reiil.e.
ANN0NCEs Pour les insertions, annonces
avis etc, o;c., les conditions sont les s"lSas'eS
Par prx LrGsEs, poar la ere insertion u W
p,u l.. Insertions suivantes :::: so
Tout .bonne snii ,oudra suspcndre son abon-
,ns.neut. dcvla preyenr, par ccrit. taI'e"t'
q, ,inzc outs ah ihoins, avantlexplratioh d" 'fi
M1estre.
e,n execute l'ilhptimere dn PlosNFE .etce
ary pry les pits molrrcs, toHtes esPeces on
y-,res tvpogrstliidhcr, (.iobs.) teiS qi'f: cAE-
~Es. racrurks. rAairflaETs. BLAScs. ETC., w.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11


Parish Of Assumption this 5th MayI1854
State of Louisiana. Of Assump-
tion Fifth Judicial District Court.
Succession of Alexandra Giroir.
Whereas Jean Raptise Guillot administra-
tor of said succession, has this day filed in the
Office of the clerk OF said Court, an account Of
his administration together with {. petitoi'
praying that the same be approved andh hcmo
LOCATED.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it NAV
concern to show cause within thirty days after
the publication Hereof why said account shon!a
not be approved and homo'ogated & the funds
in his hands distributed III accordance there
with By order of the Court.
DESIRE LEBLANC Clcrc.
Parish of Assumption this 18th May 1854.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11

G. t. ANCdkD. Encanteur.
Paroisse Assumption lie 10 Juln SOD.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11
BY order e The Court.
DESIRE LEBLANC.


Parish Of Assumption this l5th MayIl85
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-22
NEW PIANO FORTE wARE.Rooms.

No. 80 NoaTH MAIE ST., FALL RIVER.
bTa. ruJRJ III. wouli call the attention Of
III The Masic, public To the largest and most
ex,sas,v We assortment Of pfino Forms IN the uni5n
These Instruments are from the ce ebrated man
shc.orics Of Messrs. Brown x Alien, t'dlrit.
DAVIS * Co., A. w. I.adi, Chickering's, and L.
Gll,.u.I They a,e furnished with or without
Culcman's wogl Ia renowned H,olian Atschnent
and contain many new improvements oil great val
ue Far parity, Sweetness aud iulnrss Of tone
as well as beauty Of exterior 6nish, these insiru.
ri..nts now stand mriyalled. Prices, from Sl75
20 ~ 900. Alto, secondhand Pianos for sale,
n, prices vuying from SIS TO $50. Second.
has,i Pianos L,ken in exchange for new.
MELODEQNS, tom the well-known manu-
factories Of Carha,i Il Ne-dham, New York,
tieorge A.. Prince & TO-, Bufsio, and :. u. &
". W. saith, Boston. These instruments have
been UNANIMOUSLY pronounced superior To my hing
uf,hc hind hitherto manuiac tnred, particularly in
reg iri 10 quality of tone, strength and volumr,
Ms well ~ IN The proDpiness VI touch or action IL
rhs reeds. by which quick passages may lie per-
formed with certain anh distinct authorization Of
tone. These, and many other new improvements,
have stamped them. as The ne plus ultra Melodrous
A fil assortment, Of I. 4 IL. and 8 octave single
and fouble reed Melodcons, a. prices varying from
30 10 S200.
Persons residing ~ ~ defiance and no find il
incmvenient TO visn Fall River for Tho pun pore
" ctttSAhfH M ih5b u'"'h' q NuD Wv suh
they wish 10 esprnd for u Piano or Mclodcon To
the subscribers. with the full assurance that they
will be dealt with Just ss honorably ~ though
they were personally present; and, indeed. ~ any
persons reporing such confidence in him, he win
make a liberal discount, and take especial pains
10 give them a satisfactory bargain. A full war
rsnty il given in all cases. Any instrument Of
dered can h. exchanged tit does not suii.
MUSICAL MeRcHAsDise of every description
constantly on hand and lot sale at prices lower
than nj AN, other establishment in the country.
All ordere promptly executed.
EBEN TOtRJEE, 90 North Main It.
FRI MDDERN st IIOOL FOR THE PIANO
FORTE, by NATHAN RIcHARDsor.-Thisis
the title Of "a new work which coniessedly Vi nds
NJ he head Of all the instruction books for the
Piano Forte. Il is beautifully got up, " ith plates
illustrating the anatomy Of the hand, &C., gilt,
2Io pagrs, and sold at 50 per single cop, -
: % SONS ordering by mail from any part OF the
country, inclosing 81, will receive u copy free
Of postage. Music dealers, Teachers AMI Sc
mmaries supplied on the most reasonable ttrm..
a5-6m f.. TOURJEE.
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NOTICE
A. & Co,

~ A. BINlNGER & co,
ot New fork,hayng constituted Messre. NEW
TON BkOTBEltS, OF Newport, agents 70,
snsh articles ~ they import and deal in, are now
prepared To solicit from their friends and the
pubic, orders through these g~e,tiemen. The
frequency aud ~,apidity Of intel cour-e between
the two cities, will Ell ,ble them to execute or.
ders with certainty and despatch. No effort
VIII b. spared to do fu'i Justice to all orders thus
entrusted To their care. They import and pre-
serve under Custom House lock. the i,randrs
.ftne IN Isl distinguished honses Ia Cognac, vlz:
Guard, Dnpuv * Co, Ilennessy. pinet Y Castil.
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cask-, drmiiohns ani Bo'tlr.,-a v,ry choice
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tres, vorJ deicsic and tuity la flavor, and de-
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Hook aud bnrsnniy Vine, ; Liquors aud Cor.
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slr- "i lix"r. they invite the special atten.
'i"n 81 urehisers to examine their Catalogue a,
nh, .iorr of NEWTON BROTHERS,
~h" will promptly attend to their wishes.
New lork, May ~. 1854. m26
WOi.FE's SCHfEDAM
AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
TO ne citizens Of Newport beg leave 10
L inform The citizens of Newport, that ! have
established y depot ut the warehouse OF
NEWTON BROTHERS,
sr my SchIedam Aromatic Schnapps, who will
rece'tr and forward orders 10 uc for the same.
saupi>s can be seen NJ their store.
UDOLPlIO WOLFE,
81. -
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F|'T'V'
70 Beaver street, New York
SOAP SOAP

SOAP! SOAP!!
TNiiE subscriber is now prepared to furnish
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soap, and Cream Soap preparation. TIL. re-
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ari abgunpnt more conclusive than pages IF
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The tendency Of these soaps is to soften the
clothes .n6 loosen the hold Of the drt, without
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DlR,crIoSs FOR usE.-white Clothes
Kun tho sap iruly or all soiled spots, make a
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C3,'irpcs aad "th"r colorcd ART icles, wasl,
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Wa" r''-- Vi-h III warm us Ito prevent
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Neri ,nr.. SIX yclycts, silks. Ribbons, &c.
Was ~ siro"g smiS aad rins,.
10 take Lamp Oi, Wheel Grease, Grease
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~ strong suds, rub on, and rinse. lux -,or.
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Gliding and Mahogiuy.-Wash in weak
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wash IN sIroag suds.
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Depo; go Thanes.si.
Premium, awarded n, The bate Fair ~ The
American Institute. Coryrigh, .ccured AID.
1851. MIC
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L.YKEN5 VALLEY COAL.

600 Tons Nv kens Valley Coal now landing on
80 wharf foot OF MARY ~. For ~ss, ignition,
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great power III generating heat this Is The bcst coal
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A Tree burning coal IL the economics Al for family
Use, and u VIII not olinher unless The Jrsught be
erehter than the coal req nires, which eau o easily
regulated By a danrer. VIM. J. sWlNBURS I'VE,
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Stoves. Ranges
AND
F u R N A c ( s .

NAY always be found NJ the Subscr,bers, o
ll must approved patterns, aud set with care,
AL wdrrinted 10 worn we'll. Also, tin and shee,
ron ware on hand, with other articles usual,
opt at such a store. Tin, copper, and sL.,,
ron ware made 10 order. Orders solIcited.
WIN. BRUWNELL,
Opposite the Union Bank.
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WEAKNESS n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TO iiEAtTii tF A~GENTIEMAN, AGED 5,
WHEN AT DEATHS DOOR

Copy Of a Leltci from the Rev. Charles saith dated
Norton, ~. Philips, neir ijnih, somrrs,tshiie.
lrh Aug tot, less.
To PloFEsson HoLI owAv,
STA Mo. JOSEPH PuNToN, formerly n resident
Of this place, had bceH IN u declining state oi health
Tor upwhr!s al three years, gradually wasting AVN,
To n shadow By nightly preparations aud " AM OF APP
petite, winch caused gieal unensiness To his friends,
rs be had consulted yariou medical men in Bath
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I ought also To mention mat my wife had derived
Z eat bencn' f'om The u-e OF your Pins.
remaun, SIR, Sorrs, respectfully.
IN tL;S Shirli, Dissenting Minister
A Il MA NENT q re OF A DISEASED Nv
Es, or Navy YEARS. DURATION.
Copy Of Letter from Nh Gtuis, Oh mist, ieovil,
Ia Professor holloway.
Dear sir-ln lhia district y"ur Pills command a
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IN Liver ana bilious tonIlaints / inay menttn the
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hgue Female IrrrR. %scrOfula, or
Asthma %nlarities Kings Evil
Bilious Com Fevers Of fore TIN oats
plants al kinds Stone a. Gravel
Blotches on Fits Secondary
the Skin Gout symptoms
Bowel Com. Iieai-ache Tic DoloureuI
plHiats Indigestion Tumours
Coles Inflammation Ulcers
Constipation OF Jaundice Venereal Al
the Bowels Liver Com. fections
Consumption plants Worms of
Debility Iumbag5 all kind.
Dropsy Piles Weakness
pysentery Rheumatism rom whatev
Fry Retention of er cause Ac
Urine
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For sale by HAZARD a LASN ELL and X J
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r

Ve Rev. RICHARD DUNNING, Pastor Of tho Pres
y'rI'rn church, Adams Basin. Monroe county, New York.
srblc Ia Us "lhuve just received n letter from Mr.. CH,S
DN DuNSiNG, relative 10 The cure ofhis fever-sore. You
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som your recommendation, ~ that Msdscins, and can now
ny that, with the blessing OF God, IL Aas cS~,ed a cure aC
~ Ieg'" See Panphlels for fall particulars.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-22
Worse than Hopeless 4!

Now hear Mr.. HASKINrS statement Of cure! He saio
any wife procured one bottle of Il PURE YTNG
eommqnced using that. and began 10 get better. That bottle
enabled me 10 get Of my bed, where had ,ecp confined
Sc year; the second bottle enabled me TO oct o to- MshouSe;
he ni,S bottle enabled me 10 paLk too nles, 30 Rome Cen.
ire, where ! procured SIR hotties more ind when had I'M;
ished using them, serentecn out Of foenfy ulcers had heited
az and Mrs bottles more effected a PERFECT CURE Of
All t. mixers. and restored me a. good health"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-22
Anglers CuREp.

Mr. q q. KINNEY, merchant. (lhton, Oreida oop,fy
= !" informed us TINT n Chncer1pctor H. said rWuty was
I'rln wonderful cdrg, at t,NCtss 'nrough the rhcacy
: FHAN1'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. 4 oacryeortr
% ittrir county, y. Y, - asu using sud PJRlrtER. Mr.
= + S>r1La,d rIgg,st, al cauajUhnre. Montgomery ,,a,a-
y, r., lts informed Us of M important cue NJ - Cas-.
~ - 'uur standing, which was cbtcicd or nm AGED lady
I 'hui lI"cc. II, therefore, this PURIFIER cures taace,, by
: lnr iyn', healing power. wnut impure disease of t'
'o"I can u not q -el Seven years experience usd tF
n.In snys there are none bat what 1t wall cure.