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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05
The French Empire.


jyINlECIAL s(HsMg5-M. THiERs-NAvY AND ARMY
MOVEMENTS, ETC.
In France important hasncai projects are spoken
Of one which s for esctng the fusion Of the o.
France and the Credit M,ber and BY bold pans on
Of the currency obvis,e the necessity OF loan Of from
|owo to three hundred million francs by the bank to gov
.rnment The Bank OF France had raised the Of dis
sount TO ave per cent
FREE trade ia brsest a. between Ffan,e and Eossnd Is
extended to the 3lst Of JULY.
Ruror says that Tuisrs is not .verse hslding Of
SOS under the imperial regime.
The greatest activity prevailed 10 all the Frsn,h navy
a, and stores os 10 coo troops are rea5y for shpmsnt
lat foulon.
Tho news from other parts Of Earops presents no fss
.urs OF striking importance
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Special Term DE ecislons.


JAN 81 TO FEB 4.-DdnielJ j. Cnrou Charles II. Car.
roll -Decree settled on further hearing Where the
sser IL direct and positive and responsive to the BILL II
is prtrd f1cis evidence as to mslt.rs r amount
In hs Motter Of Opening Az nue. from Eighty sirth 70
Niray third 'tred. O,eer OF appointments - Ro-
binsou, George f. Benedict, and Edward G. West,
nifsioners.
Hnry H. Ecartson Us, Mary Ann Girpdn and others-
Accounts to be taken which Of the cefen5snt
are liable and to what extent each Is liable.
Gco Wotherpoon rs, the Rector dc Of Chrin Church AZ
AeU Brf9hton-The original agreement needful BY
the subsequent deed tut thus modi'd It binds the
defendants corporation. Ju igmsnt aootrcing to
opinion
Peier Prorooa de- r' John Rdi.-lnquest regular, but
do. ndant let In on terms.
Chaunoey W. Moore, dc. w VIM. H. Cdlprt-Dsfendant
dischsrsed from custody he s uang not to bring any
action for false imprisonment and he should have $40
costs q the motion
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In diseases ption and small poI have for ths
last week occupied aboat the the week BE-
fcs The number Of deaths from consumption have bee.
ffnJ eight, and from small pox thirty eight
FsK.-About O'Clock on Friday night fire broke ous
in ths front building of 10 Thompson street occupied by
Ir Eekhsrd as shoe shop Damage trling, prinoi.
phly by water.
About one O'Clock, fro brcks out in q cabinet mann.
fac ory nn tha sou hesat Of Walker and Elm
Btet The stock OF which was eptrely destroyed The
opd Dry OF tho building occupied as jewellers
shor, ~ was much dan aged.
Before the above fire srtngushed OF the en-.
gne comp snies obliged to "a 10 their hose aud
proceed to tAe large lumber yar IA Twenty street.
between First aud Second avenues Ga arriving at the
yard the, foand II 20 completely tnvelop,d in flames
that itas I'm possbls to stay their progress. The
her consisting principally Of yellow pine mostly
consumed.
THE LATH EIR2 IN THE BowERYn statement yestsr.
day Of the FIRE In the Bovery sAd that the rs-
Injured BY the falling OF the walls Msssrs Tnos
Seed and Thomas ORoufke belonging to Engine Co. No.
10 We have Sin lesrpei that these gentlemen we're
members OF Er gine Co No 8
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FROM HaYTI-By the arrival Of the brig Maria at
this port, we have accounts from Cape Haytien TO
Jan. Ia The crews Of many Of the vessels in port
had suffered from yellow fever but the sickness vas
ab3ti 4, Coffee was coming in in large quantities,
anu VAS selling at STA a s112 Haytien currency,
custom house iorce had been "Bronsonzedr by the
Emperor probably because they could not be trusted
10 withstand a brbe. Hereafter, in order to pass
muster, every article 10 the vessel must appear on
the manifest. During the Christmas and New
Years fetes, holiday of some two weeks dura
ton, which time the inhabitants cease from labor
and dance and feast, the supply Of American pro-
visions on hand all exhaust sed and the cargoes
next TO arrive would pay well.--Boston TraUelier,
Feb. 3.
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Ar. i1s in England.

|opHN1na OF rARLIAMRSr-PRINcB ALBERT's Po-
LITICAL MovEMENTs-AEoTHER DISASTROUS SUP.
wRElK, ETC.
In England poli,icI circles beginning 70 be agts
I'd BY the approaching mestins OF Parliament.
Mr.. Roebuok had oenie1 that he intended TO bring
Prince Alberts alleged p.a intermeddliug before Par
lament.
England is actively recruiting her coast de,ences.
Two steamers TO be sent out BY government
b renew the Arctic Eearca
The clipper ship John o. GSunt, from Cant IN
seuty wrecked OF Hciyhesi sld several lives lost.
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C0rnner,a Innnasa

DHArH CAUSED ny BuNG RCN OvER ny ! SrAaF-C,-or :,
O Oonne yesterday he'd inquest In West Forty ~
street. Eleventh the body OF boy twelve
ysars OF sse, named Daaitl Moran, who c,ms to his
death by being Aocids sn!sy by one OF Klpo
Browns stages, driven BY Louis B. Mead. Toe boy Il
seems, wAs dragging han cart and the cor
osr Of Nith r~enty hth street. the hofsss
hs stage accidentally against him, which kncksi
hin down. and both stage sheels passed his BODY
froa the injuries Of which he disd vsrdisl TO that
eoses vas rsudsred By the jury.
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From Philadclphia.

- PHILADEIrfIA, Feb 4, 1874
The steamer City OF Glasgow for liverpool has post.
poned her time OF sailing until O'Clock to
morning.
The wes'chester parties, who were implicated n the
late prize 6ght have all been convicted Bradley and
Eve 0thers, sentenced TO Hne oil S25 and tn ses
months imprisonment Nine others were severaly fined
IN Of IS to $50 Sloane the vcter the Hsht has
never been arrested.
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ROBBERY OF THE TREAsuRER's OFFICE or HAa

ROBBERY OF THE TREAsURERs OFFICE or HAR.
DEN CouS1Y~OHo-s3,0 900 STOLEN On the night
Of the - ut., some daring burglars entered the Of
flee Of the treasurer Of the abJve county Ia Kenton
and after spending some time therein WI th tools and
metal for constructing askeleton key succeeded in
opening the safe, and escaped with near SO 600 Of
the county funds, leaving some - 900 more, that
they perhaps, were not shrewd enough to discover.
reward Of $500 is offered, for the arrest Of the
robbers.
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RAILROAD Collision +.

ALBANY, Feb. 4. 1901,
The Cincinnati express tain due here at So O'Clock
this morring. ran into freight train At Tdbss H The
freight train bad broksn axle Of the engine ard
back man to notify the express traip but having
flag he was not observed party Of droveTs in pas
reDeer car attached to the freight train seeing the express
train comIg, got out; almost Immediately after which
tie OF the express cut the said
petly in two, and then brought sg lins freight car
efectuslly used up. No one ia any way Injured.
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Destructive Fire at Lowell.

LOWELL FEB. 4, lsb3
Atout 10 o'cotk last night several buildings the
north side OF Aerrimac street were destroyed by fire
They principally occupied by miliinsrs and dry
goods dealers Among them wsre A. N Cook & Gordon
sne A. N. Morfe dealers In la go 5ds L. Russell and
b. Susfey, mtlloery establish hments; Il J. Harris
and Rchsrdfcn toy dealers and Miss Brown The build
itss destroyed we're worth about s io,oOo.
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ArGCsrA, Ne Feb 4, 1885,
The Senate Of MAire this day reelected Hon Mr.
C. ctby, (shs,) Governor. TIN stood-Orosby Ie ;
Morii, dem 10 Crosby received the votes OF wings
and o Pilsbury democrats.
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Marine Disaster.

NosFoLE, Feb, a. 1854,
TIE schooner L,wrenls Waterbury, Ctanmsr, bound
from Baltimore for New York, With COAL w,ut s1hors Ia
lynn Haven Bay, in snow storm, oa Friday, shs can
be got oa By dbohArgpg
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BALTIMORH- 4 I551.
The mail from New OIL as late due ~ received
The Virginia House OF Delegates the bill appro-
pstrg miller dollars for tn, extension OF the Ohio
spd CoTington Railroad
The bill authorizing the 81, eco coo loan to the Baltimore
sod Otio Railroad, 1bsly piss,d he Maryland Lassln.
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hAvry been accommodate hsrs .hsrseoe uoh
force In the application OF tns people 10 that section
Mr.. Speaker Pruyn give. his srt legislative party ON
TuessaJ evening next. will BE- orillii Mt affair
doubt.
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The Latest from Washington
TROUBLE IN THE oABINBr-CONTRaPLA ArED CHANGE
IN THE NEWSPAPER ORGAN.
WASHINGTON, Feb. A. 1884
There Is reason to believe that serious difficulties exist
In ths Cabinet Reports rife to day OF
changes in the editorship of the organ Probably man
Of straw will be the ostsnsibs editor il such ohaugs take
ulxcs
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-FOUR THOUSAND RUssI ANS KILLED AT CITALE.
The details Of the bsts OF Csle which occupied from
HE 9Th 10 the 10th January show decisive victory for
The Turks the Russians 1t is said, confessing to 1000
Killed. ard their generals Aurep and Tuimons wounded
DEPARTURE OF POLES AND HUNG ARIANs FOR ASIA
Letters from Asia msnton the organization OF . Polish
He regiment by SchAyl and 1t is stated that the Hun
RsrAns and Poles who had bsen waiting in ConstAnt
uopls had also been shipped for the army il Asia, but
hat Klapka had refused Asian command.
'ruE ALLIED FLEETS IN TEE BLACK szA-FoRxAL
DECLARATION OF WAR ANTICIPATED.
The whole Of the allied fleets in the Black Sea
tns sth January, and intmstin OF the fact with state
snt that there protect Ottoman territory from
aggression hostile acts, forwarded to the Russian
xovsrnmsAt At ssbastopol by the British French Am
bAssaors st Constantnspe who express the hope that
hs Admiral ia command of the Russian forces may bs
Instructed a to prevent any calculated
danger peace.
Ths Car was also informed Of this fact By the Brsh
ana French mipsters 1T s Petersburg the 18th jan
uary bat up the departure OF the Arab his reply had
uo<rSnspirsd Nothing short OF the Withdrawal OF his
Ambassadors from France ard gland, and formal de-
|elArstion Of war, was lootcd for.
|rHY sULrAN's PosITios-KUssIA MUST EvAoUATE
THE PRINCIP ALIrIRs.
Further notifications the note OF the four Powers
nave been made by ths Porte spulAtng that tbs Prn
cpStes shall bs evA,uAtt within tt.en twenty days
altar ths acceptance By Russia and that renewal Of
treaties to be with special reference to the integrity and
|spdspsndenos Of Turkey raese notifications ~ers ap
proved by tho rowe and to st. Petersburg together
WITH demand by the Porte that the note be definitely
accepted or rejected within forty days from I'd Janu
ary and the PdncpAltes evacuated within from twenty
thrt, days OF the date OF the CzArs letter Of ac,p
anse
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
City Intelligence.

City Intelligence.
oaf INFECTIONS RIoKr.-Ths weekly rspor oi .
o. 'he oip Inspector for the last vaet rhov7 49,
Ig tgb.e
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\ TEN NOVA SCOTIA AND BRUNSWICK CALAIS,
fHESCH TO BOSTON TELEGRAPH OFFICE ooRSsR
or srATR AND CONGRESS THENCE NKw
YORK BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH, OFFICE 2l
STREET.
HL1rRAN Qsfnrdxu IL p II
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NEWS BY APH.
---~-->@~---~->-~-~~~-~-7~~-~~
Affairs lN AMERICA.
~>~~~~~o~~>~c~~~~>~~~-
Interesting from the National and State
Capitals.
~~~>~~>>~~~v6~~~~c~~-
The Nebraska Question In the q. s. Senate.
SPEECH OF nR. DIXON, OF ny.
--0~>>>>o~>o>>oo~
BUSINESS In THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
~~>~~~>~~>~>>~>~~>~.s
Debate on the Nebraska Resolutions in the Senate
.~~~~~~~~~>~~|>~~~>~>~
PROGRESS OF THE TEMPERAN JE BILL,
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Debate on the Nebraska Resolutions in the Senate

PROGRESS OF THE TEMPERAN JE BILL,
&C., 60, &o.
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AIIRTY-THIRD CONGRE s.
FIRST SESSION.

Senate.
WAsusGroS, Feb 4, 1854.
TR MISSOURI CoMrRomf&
Mr. Fish, (whg) of N " presented the proceedings of
meeting Of ctzsns of New York city, with resolutions
sgAlps, the repeal OF the Miss ,uri compromise he
moved tba. thsy be read.
Mr. DOUGLAS (dem OF III said he had 10 particular
ohection to the reading of the resouons but all had
80 them before every memorial read At length
khe whole time OF the Senate would be consumed To
"a them would be departure from the usual course
ne CHAIR the Senator objsot to the reading.
FRr the papers be read,
h. SEwA1 Oily Of New York; ask for this yeas
"a nays.
The yeas and rays refused the motion to read WAS
lost and the proceedings were laid on the table.
Mr. SUMNER (rse soi ofMass presented petitions from
Neg Hsmpi hire, and Mr.. BRoDHEAD from Pennsylvania
asalnstths repeal Of the Missouri compromise Laid on
! : w I. ! ,so.aAy snr1nEsr IN IOWA.
N Josrs. (dsm )6sfo~s, presented the n1enerial Of
falHRi 5Ow., "tihs sr ant Of hnd for normal set
n1upt Mich What kind Of settlement
voi& to = b gh pitch, and
aont you understand now?
IN . ! meaIY l know what
hat . normal settlement
70 that the petition be re-
TIE MINT TO .yaw YORK
nresented fourteen petit
nremoval Of the Mint
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Tvo thousard four hundred tots, OF champagne we're
rupt ~ ths great railroad csisbration 81 Detroit.
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NE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
>>>~>>~>>>~>>.~>-~~~~>~
RRlqAL OF TIE Ar iBIA AT HALIFAX.
-~~~>~~~~~~~-~~~,>--
Important Relative to the War
Question.
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GREAT EXCICEMEN IN LONDON.
~~~>~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~
anticipated Declaration of War by Russia
Against England and France.
->>>~~~~~~~>>~>~~~~~
additional Particulars of the Terrible
Battle at Citale.
~->>~>o~>~>-~~>>~>y~~~~
acknowledged Loss by the Russians Of
Two Thousand Men.
->~~~>>o~~~~--~~>~>~~
Poles and Hungarians Enlisting In the. Cause
Of Turkey.
~.>~>~->~~~~~~~>~~~>>
Preparations for Coming Events in Great Britain
and France.
IMPROVEMENT IN BREADS TUFTS AND PROVISIONS.
>-~>~~~>>o>o~~~o~>~>>
Slight Decline In Cotton,
&c., &o.. &c.
additional Particulars of the Terrible
Battle at Citale.
acknowledged Loss by the Russians of
Two Thousand Men.
Slight Decline In Cotton,
&c., &e.. &c.


TEE NOVA SCOTIA AND LINES TO CALAIS,
rHEScH TO BOSTON TELEGRAPH, ooRSss
OF srATR AND CONGRESS sTRRsT THENCE NKw
YORK By HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH OFFICE NO FL WALL
STREET.
HALIFAX Saturday. Feb 4-lIaI
Tine royal mail steamship Arabia, Capt11 N
liverpool ut roon at Saturday the ~
ved ct this port this morning
asssngers
| The Collins steamship PACIFIC
~ the 7th ult., arrmE
by, the 18th ult.
. The sses smship Golden Ags,
pol, for Australia put into
hiled again on the 10th OF DsoemA
Up 10 the sailing Of the Arabia TN
3ite Intelligence from st, Petersburg, - ision
d the C.ar in regardSo the last note OF she Powers
EUROPE waiting with trsmbos anxe>g for thu final
nsw@ Of the Gar, which, II was sapprehend>>
/ o character equivalent to . -
Dgland and France. ~
ThAUnited States sts
bpsres, the United Stat
|hs Bay Of Naples on thu
The improved tone In IL
reported BY the Asia, had
Lightly declined. Prices we
y tho receipt Of decisive
tsrsburg. Most brokers qoot$u0
krsdes tf one eighth Of penny. Tho sale
foot up 46 600 bales.
Aesrs Richardson Brothers, In referrih1
btuHs, quote heavy market in the forepart OF the
but 1t this close there better feeling and prfS0
improved Flour, wheat and sold on Friday 1t about
Ehg rates current the 7th ult.-ssy Western canal
hour, ASS. 3d. 43s. Cd BAltim and PhlIaelphis,
Rls. Sd. .. AS. Cd white wheat, ia 81 lbs. Corn
kas frm vt the rates current on the l4th.
Messrs Gardiner O. quote provisions firm, and rather
higher For lard there yss large speculative inquiry,
Ind sslss had been madeat $50.
rys Manchester market was unchanged.
Mssns Bsn Sons quote good inquiry for American
tocks.
Couso had greatly nus;uated during the week, and
slo-.a E,idav at u for urouey
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-09-24
TOMBES EFT MONUMENTS FUNEBREs
E SIEUR LIS. F.PLTTEN, connu depuis

E SIEUR Is. F.PLTTEN, connu depuis
IL plusieurs annees par les nombreux ouvra-
ges, quill a fats dams lie cimetiere de cette parois-
Sc, ct ceux des paroisses avoisinantes, a l'hon
neur de prevenir ses amis ct lie public en- gene
que, ct de lItalie, des marbres de toutes especes
ct quill est pref q executor toute commando do
tombes. caveaux de famille on monuments con-
cernant sa partie.
II emploie au choix desfamilles, ie marbre Ia
pierre, GU lie bois, ct Sc charge egalement des
grilles GU encourage de tombes, soft en- bois soft
en- fer. Pour plus amples renseignements, s'adres-
ser chez lui a Plattenvillea cote de rEglise Pa
r~oissiale del'Assomption. SEES prix sont des plus
moderes.
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NJ. Jacques Vivey, de DonaIdsonviIIe,
PREVENT scs amis ct lie public que lie Ter
Janyier proclaim. il fera a Donaldson.
Vile, l'ouverture de i'uoTEL DE L'UNIoN
%ancien hotel de la California; etabiis
sement gull Went de rcstaurcr de fond
en- comb!c.
MeubIes ct distribution du local, tout
est organise aujonrd'hui dams cette mai
on pour en- faire un excellent hotel.
Elegance ct comfort, VOLTA quelle a etc
la devise dn nonveau propr!etaire en-
p%renant des dispositions pour assurcr Ie
success de son enterprise.
DE jolis appartements pour .garcons,
de bien wastes ct bien coInmodcs pour
families, ct par dessus celia, nne bonnie
cuisine a la bordelaisc, VOLTA les titres
avec %lesqueIs NJ. Viycy solIicite pour
son 6tablissement lie patronage du pu-
bic.
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NOUVEAUTES, QUINCAlLLE-
RIES EFT GROCERlE.

Lie soussigne a t%oujours en- main tofife en-
vente a des prix bien moderes un immense as
sentiment de marchandises, tells que 9
"Calicos f~rancals, riches; ca;hemires dc toutes
couleurs; soierie unie ct a carreaux; barpour
broche ct noir; robes bareges; MORE noire anti
que; gros de naples; mouchoirs, coils, chemiset-
ties ct manches brodees;;-mousselines de lame,
toutes c%ouleurs, merinos, alpaca, bombazlne,
fouIards, chally, draps, lingede table, nappes ct
serviettes de toutes grandeurs; en- I'm mot tout
ce qui estdu resort dun magasln de m"rchan-
discs seches bien a~ssorli;
offre egalement en- vente une grande guam
tite d'objets de quincaillerie ct de grocerle.
On vendra a un rabais considerable toutes les
marchandises d'hiyer; quaint aux marchandmes
d etc don't lie stock Went detre rcnouveie, elias
seront vendues a des conditions av~antageuses.
2,5 ADOLPHE LORET u Co.
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A VENDRE

De BONES terres cultivables ct DIES cyprie
res situees comm il suit
Sur lie Grand Bayou, au dessus de lhabita
ton de NJ NORBERT LAUvE ct au dessous de
la residence de NJ. F.. MoLLERE;
Sur le Bayou Corns, pres du ferry;
Sur le bayou Pierre-Part, au dessus ct au
dessous du ferry;
Sur la Belle Ripiere, sur la route conduisant
sur lhabitation GRos ct Pagan;
Sur le bayou Crenz;;-surle bayou Drost;,-
dams lie Brale Labadie dams lie Nouueau
Texas.
Avendre egalement des doubles conces-
sions situees derriere les habitations de MN.
Guillot, Barber ct autres;-dans lie Brale St
Tincent ct sur lie railroad des Opelousas.
Conditions ~avantageuses.
I Ssadresser a
A. ]. POWELL,
.. s.. Dep. Surveyor 8 land agent.
DonaldsonvilIe. La.
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PATENT MEDICINES DEPOT.
ono. ~.
Mss. Street DonaldsonuiWe.

Always on hand, for sale for"Cash, On
ly, a fresh supply ofthe following n1edici-
mes:
FOR colds, coughs, Group, Consumption,
Bronchitis, Asthma, dyspepsia, Splitting
blood and the general affections OF the
Lungs - Ayers Cherry Pectoral =
Wild cherry and Tar-Liverwort and Tar
Balsam Of Wild cherry Sherman's Olo-
seaman. - Indian Vegetable Elixir
Longley's Great Western oxi-
eenated Bitters - Jew David, Hebrews
Plaster.
For Rheumatism, Tooth ache, pains in
the limbs, Swellings, Head Ache, Burns,
Sprains, cuts, Piles q d.
Venitians Liniment 80 Mexican Mus
tang,,-- DalIey'sF Magical Pain Extractor
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
For Fever and other bilious Diseases.
India Cholagogue, Clemens Indian 10.
Mo.
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DON ANDRE SOLORZANO.
COsZeCgeW2',

Annonce respectueusement au public qu'lse
c~hargera a l'avenir de tous recouvremens dams
les p~aroisses Assumption, Ascension, Lafourche
Inferno, Terrebonne, etc.
II Sc charge aussi de ~l'agence de toutes les
affaires commerciales qu'on voudra bien lui
onfier.
d S'adresser au STAR CoFFEE-IloUsE GU
aux Bureaux du PIONEER.
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PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT.
No. II, Mississippi street,
DONALDSONVILLE.

John Bulls Sands and Townsend'sSarsa
%parilla, Ayers Cherry Pectoral for coughs,
colds, etc, Liverwort; and tar and canchala-
qua, for consumption, balsalm ofwild cherry
for diseases ofthe lungs, Compound syrup
ofNaptha, for asthma and colds.
Oxygenatcd bittcrs, for dyspepsia, phthI.
sic, etc, India cholagoguc, for fever and
ague, etc, Electrical tebriiuge Or Speeds
fever tonic; Railways ready relief, Indian
vegetable elixir, for rheumatisms and govt.
Winer's Canadian yermifnge, Longloy's
great western panacea, t~orti'er complaints,
Venetian Eminent for pains fall kinds
Mexican mustang linimcnt for fresh
and old wounds, Buffers nerve and bone
liniment for horses, Sherman's Olosaonian,
all healing baIsam, Magical pain extractor,
for all kinds of sores, Jew David's or He
brew's Plasters.
LIS:
Graefenberg Vegetable Pills.
Mofiat's do do
VIM. Wright's do do
Magnetic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF roa-
ches, %Phosphoric paste, Death on rats.
. o:--Castor oil, Epsum salt, ~sulfate
de q%uinine, de Powersc ct Weightman ct dc
Robiquet. Z
Poudres de seidlitz.
DonaldsonviIle, Is JUN 1852.
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EDMOND MAURIN,

AVOCAT, Il NiPOLEONVILLE.
Exerce sa profession dams lie Seine
District Judiciairc, compose des paroisses
Assumption, Lafourche Inferno ct Ter
rebonne. II donnera tons SEES soins aux
a%ffaires qu'on voudra bien lui cortier
dams ce district ct les avoisinants. 7
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-09-24
M A ASIN
DE NE. JOSEPH HEBERT

On t~rouyera toujours dams Get etablisse-
ment, si.ue vis-a-vis l'Eglise Paroissiale de
PAssomption, I'm assortment complet des
articles compris sous lie nom de MARcHAa-
Discs seems, GROCERIES, VERRERIE, Po-
TERIE, LIoUEURs FINES, QUINcAILLERIE,
CHAussuRE, en- IN mot tout ce qui compose
un magasin de la campagne bien approyi-
sionne.
M, Hebert vend a des conditions asse
moderees pour p ouv rcompter sur une plu
waste e1tensio n do sa clientele. II Went d
renouyeler tout son ST ocK ct il invite lie
habitans qui demeurent da ms ses par ages
yisiter son Establishment.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-09-24
A. GENTLE.
AU0cGf. q TNp0EeOMUiESe,,

Exerce sa profession dams lie SEINE Dis
riot Judiciaire, compose des paroisses As.
omption, Lafourche Inferno ct Ierre6onne.
| donnera tous ses SONS aux ~afaires qu'on
voudra bien lui confer dansce district ct les
avoisinants. 15s,nl*
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-09-24
TOWN DIRECTORY.
EDM N NiAURIN,
1T Law.

PractiCes1n the Fifth Judicial District
in the parishes Of Assumption, La
fourche Interior and T~cIrcbonne, q
will give particular attention to law SUITS
that may be entrusted to him. !
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-09-24
A. GENTLE,
.Eg tor. eS G as at ~ a. 40

Practices inthe Fifth JudicialDistrict,-
i the parishes of Assumption, Lafourche
Interior and Terrebonne, and will give par.
lcular attention to law suits that may be en-.
listed to him. sl5,nl*