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J. would inform the public that he ztill contiu
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Robert II all said Of family prayer, al
serves as an edge and border TO preserve
I,he web Of life from unraveling." 81
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WHEELING BRIDGE DOWN.!

DERSONS wishing to get Cheap Furniture
IL will do well to call at the Mammoth Fun.
ishing Ware Rooms Of the subscriber. No l5l
Main ST.. Wheeling, Va. where they will see
the best assortment of all kinds of
FURNITURE AND oUSE-FIxINGS,
Such as Bureaus. of every description. Bedsteads
Of every style aud price, and almost everything q
person may want in going to housekeeping. -
Every variety and style Of
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Holland House,
d Woods6eld, Ohio.

THE large and commodiou. house on the south
i west corner Of Main and Main Cross streets,
has been fitted up with new furniture of handsome
aud comfortable style, and is now open for the ac
commodation Of guests. The subscriber invites
the patronage Of the public; and those who favor
him with their company may be assured of hos
ptabIe reception. the best fare, and such comforts
and attentions as will make his house compare fa-
| vora ably with any others. Bills moderate.
HORACE HOLLAND.
July 6, 1858.
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A Snake Story.

During the Florida war; said the
speaker, Il was with the American army
One day shouldered my gun. and went
in pursuit Of game. In passing through
a swamp saw something few feet
ahead Of mo, lying upon the ground
which had every appearance of log. it
being some forty feet in length. and about
one foot in diameter. So positive was |
that il was nothing but log, that | paid
no attention to it; the fact is, would have
sworn before . court ol justice that it was
log and nothing else. You see, | had
never he ard Of snakes grown to such huge
dimensions. and the factis, Inever should
have believed it il had eiH-sl
| .Well,' he continued, between me and
| the log (as | took it TO be) was miry
place. which it was necessary for me to
| avoid. therefore placed the butt OF my
gun on the ground ahead of me. ane
springing upon it, lit right on top ot--wha
do you SUPPOSED?
"A boa CONSTRUCTOR said one.
| mo- Ia
sAn anaconda said another.
mo- i sao =
/ .What could il have been?' said third
Just what supposed it to be-a log,
said the wag.
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Why is philanthropist like an old
horse2 Because be stops at the sound ol
woe.
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HIODaM LIGHT.


much mistrnst the voice
That says, all hearts are cold:
.Siiw Thas mere self interest reigns,
ses 'sSa Audsll is bough, and sold.
,.ss imoch ,nistrust the man s
..y;.sa % Who will no, strive to find
tsIs eSi Some latent virtue in
s..sSr7 The soul of all mankind.
y stsp Yes! II you say the fount,
isss .l.ss Il seal d and dry, know
~, II needs wiser hand
ts 4sss So To make the waters flow.
.tsis n you will still appeal @
.isltsm To Evil rite in all,
Z. ~ 4 know demon band a-
$50 "a viii answer to your call
-fiE But when the Lord was gone,
The lord who came to save,
-s'fo iss Two angels tair and bright. z
.aas lSa, watching BY the grave.
--sr yds1sApd from that blessed hour.
.tEsi Il with an immortal mien,
ssilit,ss In every tomb of good
s'..a's,. Some angel sits unseen.
81 The spell 10 bring it forth'
-ss3s as With lcwly gentle mind,
i.ias esl With patient love and trust.
Go seek aud you shall find.
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No. 143, Main Street. Wheeling, Va.
DEGS leave to inform his friends and the public
ID generally, that he has just returned from the
East and is now receiving the largest and most
desi, able stock of CARPETS, RUGS, OIL
CLOTHS, MATTINGS, &C., &C., ever offered
in Wheeling. The stock has been eelected with
great care. from the best standard Of English and
Amerc an make -4; r .tfs.E. ss1sii +.
Also, a large and beautiful stock of Curtain.
Goods, Gimps, Trimmings, ETC., ETC., together
with great variety Of other house furnishing ar
ticles all of which will be sold at very low prices
,es,f HvJ.C HARBOUR,
June ..597 No. l43, Main St. /
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GA saucy boy in the street, is an un-
erring index Of i'll breeding at home
Parents will please make nete. for this
garment will fit not feao.
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Blank deeds for sale at this
I .adfe 81 l5i OFFICE.
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We beIieys. all bul Che last part.l

"a Hypocrisy is she necessary burden oI
y5llapy; affsc,a,ion part Of The chosen. trap
sfniy Of folly. 5rs
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= Tw elve lines, or Tess. WIN be charged .
one square.
O,- All legal advsrtise nssts will be charged BY
the square. -..,.,f ---
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CO2seAgeseC5ag EOgegs
NEAR THE COURT HOUSE.
FL ip,.LECNY.LLE.

tn kpaLEoNY.LLE.)
This splendid establishment, kept by II. P
RIzAS, has Just beet@opened to the publ c
who could not possibly meet with a bells
house on any po!Ht ofjhe State.
Very large and we'll furnished rooms for
ami!ies,'plcasant private CONS, a spacious
and elestlt p%a.}oar. a d~inilg-room whore
meals are no less abundant than delicate.
his is, unio.itediy, what is requisite to
attract Numerous customers.
Besides all these eniicements, Tie hoar-
ders will have at command most attentive
servants, wll, are So managed as never to
their da;y. Il is, therefore, very
easy to conceive that it is useful to stop at
the Commercial H,tetto enjoy all the com
forts ofiife.
Two vast and comnoIious stables are
annexed to the establishment, 81
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E N DE SUCCESSION.
Suggestion de .'hilip Martinez. decd

Succession de Philip Martinez, deeds.
q yertu dun decret dc la Cour du Gin
1uisme District Judiciaire &c PEtat de Ia
Louisiana, daus, ct pour la p~aroisse AssoIDp.
ton, sous la date du 80 decembre 1853, 4 moi
, adresse, II sera etfeit en- ventes publique, sur
les ileux, dams Ia paroisse Assumption, lie
Hardi 81 Janyler 1854, i dix heurcs du
n.atEl?par A. +. Hickman, sheriff ct encanteur
aans ct pour cette parolsse, les pfoprietes ci-
apres decfltes, appartenant a la susdite sue
csssion, SAVIOR:
10. I'm moroccan de terre situe dams cette
parolssc, a environ 5 miles de Doualdsonville
sur la rive gauche du Bayou Lafourche, eta
bll en- sucre, mesurant l arpcnt ~ de face
sur 40 arpents de profondsur, entire lignes
PARALLELS, borne en- haut par les terres de
francisco Sanchez, ct Ell bias par lie chsrnin
cohduisant au Bsule Daiteras, ensemble avec
toutes les batisses ct ameliorations qai en- de-
pendent, a Exception dane mason situee a
"a hgne suparieure de la dite habitation, ct
les barrieres entourant la dite maisou appar-
tenant q Antoine Martinez.
20. James, Negro age de 60 ans.
% ice, mulatre age de SO ans.
40. Jean, Negro de % ans.
50. Andre, mnlatre age de q aus.
&c. Augustine, mn! atgesse, agee de 3s ans.
TO. Les rneubles de MENACE, 3 vaches, 4
chevaux, 3paires de bnufs, . %jeunes bpufs,
. charrettes abnufs, 300 barils de maIs, !
lot de paille, charrues, pioches, h~arnais, cou-
teaux 4 cannes, machine d iler, lainpes, Ian
teraes, un sfusil a deux .coups, &c
.7ear Terin"s CT Conditions
La terre payable en- quatre ternes egaux,
nm quart en- mars 1855, III quart Ell mars 1856,
IN quart en- mars 1857 eft Ie dernier quart en-
mars 1858. Les e~seiaves payahles en- trois
termes egaux, I'm tiers en- mars 1855. un tiers
en- mars 1856 ct leidernier tiers Ell mars 1851.
Les acquereurs deyront fo;lrnir des bilIets
avcc BONES ct soivables cautions denleurant
en- 1cette p%aroisse, ayet l~ypotheque spsciale
ct privilege de veEdeur snr la d1ts terre ct
les dts esclaves, payabtes au bureau du Re-
cordsr de cette paroisse, portant intefet a raj
son dc hut pour cent par an apres lechzance
lusqu'au Placement.
LIE lnobilier pour toutcs soInmes au-tessous
dc dix piastres payable ell mars 1855 ct toutes
sonnfnes au-dessu: de dix ~piastres payable Ia
noitie en- mars 1855, ct iautre NOTE en- mars
1856; l~esacqusreurs fonrrissant leurs biLiets
avec BONES cautions, demeurant en- cette pa
%roisse, ct poftaut interet a raison de hut pour
cent par an, a partir de Vecheance ilsqu'au
parfait placement ct pay able an bureau du Re-
corder dc cote paroisse.
ASSUMPTION, le 81 decembfe 1853.
e.s s4a.st sa a. +. HICKMAN,
Is 3fsd Sherifet Encantcnr.
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ToMBES EFT MONUMENTS FUNEBRLs

TOMBES EFT MONUMENTS FUNEBRLs
e Z sIEUR Is. F.PLTTEN, connu depths
ssza plusiears annees par les nolnbreux oltYia-
ges, qn ii a fats dams lie ci,netiere de cette parciss
Sc. ct cenx des paroisses avolsinantes, a Phrn
neur de preYenir ses amls ct le public en- gene
raj, quill Went de ~recevoir du Nord de l'Aine!i l.
que, ct de FItalie, des marbres de toutes especcs
ct ga u est pref q executor toute commando Dc
tombes, cayeaux de famille on monuments con.
cernant sa partie.
II efnploie an choix des families. le marbre Ia
on lie oois, ct Sc charge egaiement des
grilles on encourages de tombes. soft en- bois soil
en- fer. Ponr plus amples renseignements, s'adres.
ser chez lui a Plattenviile a cote de lEglise Pa.
roisaiale del'Assomption. sesprix sont DIES plus
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Etat de Ia Loai.iane.- Cour du Gin.
guief G Di-aict Judiciairc.-parols-
&c assumption.
Attendu que Pauline Usee, a presente
une petition a Ia Cour, pour obtenir des Let
tres d'adm.nistration 4 la succession de teu
Rosemond Tlicte, son mari, dece14 intestat.
Avis est par lie present dome a tous ceuS
que celia peut concerner, dfavoir a dedulre
sous dix jours, les raisons pour lesque!ies Ii ne
seyait pas fat droit a la dite petition.
IaI o. die dc Ia CUur.
descriptions, lie 81 Jauvier 1854.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
10 Greihpr.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

SucccssionIof Philip Martincz, deceased
By virtue of a decree Of the honorable the 5th
Judicial District Court of the State of L.ouisia-
ma, in and for the parish of Assumption, da-
ted the 30th day OF december 1859, and to me
directed Will be offered at public sale on the
premises In the parish of Assumption, on
Tuesday the 3Isti day of January 1854.
at ten O'clock A. M, byA. r. Hickman, auc-
tioneer for the parish of Assumption, the fol-
lowing described property, belonging to the
succession, to wit !: faafaI
Ist. A lot Of land sitratedi in this parish, at
about 50 miles from DonaldsonvilIe. on the
left bank of Bayou Lafourche, cultivated as a
sugar plantation, measuring one arpent and a
half front, more or less by forty arpents in
depth between parallel lines, bounded above
by land of Francisco Sanchez, and below by
~thespnblic roadleading tothe Brute Daiferes,
together with the buildings, improvements
and appartenances thereon. with the excap-
ton Of a house on the upper line. and fences
surrounding thepsane, belonging to Antoine
.MaTflneZ.a s4na Il taIfsTF#e3sa tEsE a
81. James, a negro boy, GO wears old. f
8dadoe; a mulatos boy, s3s years old.
4th. Jean. a negro boy, IS years old. 81
5thnAndrs, a mulatto boy, 2f years old.
hsaAugustine, a n~uulatto gin, about 38,
18th. The house hold furniture, three COWS.
4 horses, two yoke OF oxen, 2 heifers, 2 OK carts
about 300 barils of corn, a lot of fodder, plonghs;
hoes, harness, cane knives, a weaving ma
chimes, lamps, lanterns, a double barrel shot
gun, &c.
asfo Terms and Conditions
The landed property payable in four equal
instruments, one fourth in march 1855, one
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JOHN II. ILLsLEY.

NOTCE.-A1 professional business en-
trusted to the undersigned will receive their
d'llgent attention. They will aiten regn-
larry the sessions Of the courts Of the 4th
and 5th Judicial District.
Honaldsonville, 23rd march 1852.
JOHN 81. ILISLEY.
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State of louisiana. - Fifth judicial
District Court.-pmi.h Of .4s>ump-
ton.
. Whereas Pauline USE, has petitio-
ned the Court for Letters OF administrator on
the estate of her late husband Rosemold
IIiche. deceased interstate.
Notice is hereby given, to all whom it may
concern, to show cause within ten days, why
the prayer Of the said petitioner should not
be granted.
BY uider Of the court.
Assumption, TIL 2Ist January 1854.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
10 Clerk.
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A. GENTLE,
.gy;cv.. "a q apoyeotaU5ste.

Exerce sd profession dams lie 51me Dis
ri;f Jadiciaise, compose DIES parolsses AS
oupfioa, Lafoarche Inferno ct IeTfobohne'
| doanera t8ls ses SONS aux ~a'!i'res 4a'on
youdra b;eai lui confer dams ce distrIcte ct les
,,o;sinants 15s.nI*
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wilt .nEa2a
CANADIAN
VERMHFUGE
fft a CERTAIN
q WORMS

This Vermifage will always expel worms in
from two to five hours after being administered;
it is also safe in its operation aud more ensIly
given than any other.
WINER'S VERMIFUGE has now stood
the test Of several years, and being proved supe-
rior to any and all preparations for similar pur.
poses; it certain oexpel worms where thew
exist, as that two and two makes four. There
is not the shadow of a doubt abont it. 1t CAN
NOT FAIL. This may appear strong language
but it is not stronger than we are Wasranted in
tisiag, and than facts viii prove. No one who
has once used it will use any other whenit car,
be obtained. 5Many have waited several weeks
when the agent has been ont. until he conld
procure q new supply. And why? Because
they had confidence in il. and knew that If
v It'd answer the purposes for which it was
designed;
Thousands of certificates coald be published. IL
it were necessary to provetlle statements .but 4
trial will prove its superiority more con-
clusively than the stronges assertions or STATE
'nents that c0nld be written. Try IT.
Be narti ular and remember the name. - WI.
NER'S CANADIAN yERMIFUGE.. Teis
q the only article that can be depended mon
Remember this. Prepared only by
JOHN WfNER & Co.
81 and So Nsiden Lane. N. Y.
sale, wholesale and retail. by
RICHARD & TEMpIET.
y, Mississippi street.
Only agents fort the Shaut
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EDMOND MAURiN,
1T L4W.

Practices,n the Fifh'Jndiciai District
in the parishes Of Assumption, La
iourchc Interior and Telfcbonne, and
will give particular attention 10 law stats
lhat may he entrusted to him. !
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DON AHDhE sOLoRZANo.
C~ogzecxesgs..

nnaonce respectuensement an pablic ~; :
eiaafgera q ~l'aVenir de tons reennYra,aeI " = Sc
X pafo'sses Assumption, Ascension. Il asLas
ffae, Terrebonne, etc. 1aioufche
ahsaires les 6ggte allssi de 1''agence dc fontos
confer. sclalss qu'on youdra bien ~ J.
IS'adresser an :
aux Bareaux dH Pioss1g7s CORR ot,xr !,
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EDMOND MAURIN,

.4VOC4T, Il NIPOLEOA'VILLE.
~;;xercc Sa profession daos lie Seine
Di<tsit; jt!;ciaire, 'onposf des paroi.s">
Assumption, %i.afonrchis Inferno ct Ter
rebonnc. IL donnef, Tons >es sous AJAX
,tif,iscs qron voudra hicn Iui coLtir'
dams ce district ct les avoi>inants. !
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PATENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
oHo. ~.
Miss. Street DonaIdsonriffe.

Always on hand, for sale for"Cash' on'
~" fresh supply ofthe following medicI'
mes:
ror colds, coughs, Group, Consumption
Bronchitis, Asthma, dyspepsia, split'ng
blood and the general affections OF the
Lungs - Ayers Cherry PecfoIai -
Wild cherry and Tar-Liverwort and Tar
Balsam of Wild cherry s%hcrman's Olo-
soanian.- Indian Vegetable Elixir -
LongIey's Great Western Panacea-ox '~
g~enated Bitters - Jew David, hebrews
Plaster.
For Rheumatism, Tooth ache, pains in
the limbs, SwelIings, EIoad Ache, burns,
Sprains, cuts, Piles & d.
Venitians Liuiment - Mexican Mus
tang,,-- nalley's Magical Pain Extractor
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
For Fever and other bilious Diseases.
India Cko!agogue, Clemens Indian 10.
mic.
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DIRECTORY.
A.. GENTLE,
A1gosNev OF Il "a "a.

Practices in The Fifth judicial District
! the parishes of Assumption, Lafow'ehe
Interior and I,erreboans, and will give par
ocular attention to law suits that may be en-
rusted to him. slo'hi
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&c verrnifnge chasse les vers dams I'M espace
de temps qui varie settlement de deux a cling
heures apres qu,iI a etc administre-son opera
ton est sure ct. plus facile a prendre cue
tout autre.
lie Vermifuge de Winer a maintenant sabi
fepreuve de pl%usieurs anntes ct sd supfrioritG
sur toutes preparations de &c genre est a%ujour-
d'hui sans conteste chase les gers partont OH
lis existent, aussi certain qni est yrai que denx
ct deaX tcnt quatre, IL NE PEuT FAILLIR - &c
iangage peit %pafaitre nm pen fort-ii Fest molns
~pouTfant que leXprrience des eifets &c ce RENE
de men dome lie droi,. Mule personne qui en-
anra unc fois fat Ftprenve men vondra essa-
yer d antre, ct plnsieurs ont .attendu q~nellues
semaines, lorsqde fagente en- cette vile Sc trou-
wait en- manqaer, plntat qne den prendre d,as,-
Ire. 1t pourqnoi =? Parce g~u;elies avaient con.
fiance en- ce1ui-ia ct qu'elies savaiert gull rem
p~liraitle but qu'elles recIlercheit.
Des milliers de ceftiicats pourraient atre
publiess'H Gtait nycessaire, pour prouyer ces
fats mails que sert paisqne une seute Gpreuve
ciuante que ne lie ieraient tons les t6noignages
ct toutes les assertions possibles. F.AlIES EN-
LESSAI.
Ayez soin de vous bien souvenir du nom
!" WlNER'S CANADIAN VERMiFUGE.
C'est Ia lie senl article anquei on pnisse sc. fer
ne l'oubiiez pa~. Psepars settlement par
JOHN WINER & Co.
81 ct SO, Maiden Lane, N. Y.
A vendre en- gros ct en- d, tail, par
~ RICHARD s. TEMpLET,
II, rue Mississippi, DonaIdsoEyille.
Senls agents pour lie Sud.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-29
PATENT MEDlCINE DEPOT.
No. II, Mississippi; street,
DoNALDsoNylLLE.

John Bulls Sands and Townsend'sSa
patiila, Ayefss Cherry Pectoral for coughs,
colds, etc, Liverwor,; and tar aidcanchala
qua, for consumption, balsa!m ofwild cherry
fprdeseases bf The lungs, Compound syrup
OF Naptha, fol asthma and colds.
OSygenatsh biiters, foI dyspepsia. pbthi.
SIC. etc. India cIlplagogrr, for fever and
ague, etc, Electrical felfiluge or Speeds
fever tonic; Railway retiady relief, Indian
vegetable %elitir, for rhrufnarisms and gout.
Winer's Guardian vctniiig. Longioyss
great wcsiernpanacea fortiver complaints,
Venetian Eminent forpains ofali kinds
Mexican mustang liniment for fresh
and old wounds. Buffers nerve and bone
iinime,t for horses, Slernan's Olosaonian.
all healing bAlsam, Magical pain extractor.
for all kinds Of sores, Jew Dasid's or He
brew's piasters.
r LII
Graefenberg Vegetable Pills.
: Mniit''s do do f5
VIM. Wrigbt's do do
Magnetic powder ordestraciion Of roa.
ches, i'hosphoric paste, death on rats.
7 o:--Casior oil, E,san salt, sulfate
~qainine' de Powers ct Weighinan ct Dr.
Robiquet.
Poudresde seidli.z.
Donaldsoaviile,l Is JUN 1852.