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AEouLATEs sr6AHEALFnT AcTEoE
All the Organs aud secretiOns OF the
Body.
Restores to Health and Strength
THE DISEASED AND WORN OUT PARTS.
Complaints that t.RadWay's Regulators entirely
cure.
Costiveness, Liver Complaints
Indigestion, Heart "
Dyspepsia, Kidney "
DrOPsy. Bladder
Urethra "
Difiulty # passing Urine
DIZZINESS. Inflammation Of the Stomach. Stu
por Billiousness.
MELANCHOLY MAueEANr DnoABtRs.
Small Pox, Measles, Scarlet Fever
Yellow Fever, Bilious Pneumonia Typhoid
Fever, And Fever Of all kinds.
Influenza, Pleurisy, Common Colds
FEMALS COMPLAINTS.
Irregularity, rolapsus Hysteria.
Womb Difficulties, Whites, AmenorrheR
Loss OF APPETITE;
Loss of Energy Loss of Memory Loss
Strength.
RR Regulators
ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
Perfectly tasteless, Good at all times, New
er Sicken, Never Gripe.
DosEs.--0ne to three Regulates.
Four to six Purges
One Regulator at night on going 20 bed vii
ensure sound sleep, a good nights rest and a
healthy and pleasant discharge from the bow
els in the morning
Railways Regulators, Ready Relief Renova'
ting Resolvent are sold by Druggists every
where.
/, N.B.R. R. Regulators are Oflight color,
For sale bv DR.. c. A. BoEeEL, Druggist,
Carrollton Ohio.
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k tSs W. H
9W'ASi READY RELIEF,
FC rail- Acute Complaints,
internal AND EXTERNAL.
The m ,mt mt it is applied externally, or ta-
n intoth system it will stop the iAost excru-
ating pain and quickly remove Rs cause.
Rheumatism.
Mr. Granger mason well known in Brook
lyn was a cripple for nine years. Railways
Ready Relief relieve. hin aim from rain in fifteen
minutes, enabled him to walk two miles with
pug .ine aid of stick Or crutch in three days,
and cured him entirely in one week.
Thousands of oiher cases equally as wonder
full as the above, have been cured by R Re-
lief Cholera Morbus- Railways Ready Re-
lief will relieve the sufferer from all pain in fif
teen ar twenty minutes. 1t will cure The most
desperate cases in few hours. Neuralgia
The moment R. R. Relief is applied It allays
the most painful paroxysms. 1t will alwrys
cure Sick Headache. 1t will relieve the most
distress. pains in fifteen minutes. 1t will
likewise prevent renewed attacks. Ague In
ten minutes tes spoonful of r R Relief will
Aches of all kinds Pains of all kinds Brui-
ses Burns, Scalds Strains, Sprains. Stiff Jointly
Lameness' One application of Rad ways Reade
Relief will in few moments entirely stop tbs
pain.
Itreduces swelling heals sores cuts and
wounds removes bruises. Look for the sigma
ture of Radway q co, on each bottle.
R,R R-No2,
RDWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT.
Resolves, Renovates, Rebuilds.
1t cures
Scrofula, Tumors, Bleeding of the Lungs
Syphilis. Consumption, St Vita's Dance,
Sores, Rlckels, Salt hheum,
Asthma, Nodes Canker,
Bronchitis Fever Sores, Rash,
Ulcers, Erysipelas, letters:
he aqvOe eighteen complaints R R REQ ST
vent will positively cure
1t renovates the system completely, Resolving
away from the Solids all impure Poisonous auC
Diseased Deposits freeing the blood and fluids
of life from all corrupt humors restoring energy
and vigor Health and strength to every orgar
and member of the body.
Letters from high authority, Hon J. j. Lid
dleton of Waccamaw S. G. writes us under
date of May End 1858 that Railways Renova
ting Resolvent cured one of his negroes on hi'
plantation at Beaufort of Scrofula complaint
Of many years standing. The poor fellow was
disgusting object ofpity he was a moving
mass Of sores--the other negroes could not re
main in the same place with him, He was en-
tirely cured by Railways Resolvent and is now
at work upon the plantation. To the people
of S. G, Mr. Middleton is well known and to
the political world Mr. Middleton Is no strange
f Scrofula. When the patient has been afflicted
5 for five years or under. favorable symptom
will appear on the third day after using R,
; Resolvent:
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CARRoLLToN CAN'T BE BEAT.
MARQUIS & COmpanY,

MARQUIS & Company,
ARE engaged in manufacturing some Of the
most splendid and highly finished
SADDLES, BRIDES, &c,
that has ever been presented to the gaze of the
people of Carroll county. Their stock of arti-
cles, in their line, is unlimited. Just step in
and notice some of those splendid HARNESS.
THEY CANNOT BE BEAT!
Fellow citizens, we appeal to you for your
support. We promise to give back in trade.
the entire value of your money. and little over
All we want is fair trial, and if our prices
don't suit you, you have the. privilege of going
elsewhere. We know from our experience in
our branch of business that we cannot be sue
cessfully competed with in the way of PRICES
Give as one calk anyhow.
Remember the place to purchase
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GLASS MILK PANS These are preferable to all
Others g.ass being non.conductor, milk will keep
sweet uninfucnced by storm or climate for sale at
G. A. B0EGELS New. Drug Store.
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JOHN vi. RARNHILL.

Atornsy6 Counsellor at LaW Solicitor u. Chanesry
win attend TO all business entrusted to his care in the
Counties Of Tuscarawas, Carroll Harrison, CoshoetOs
Holmes, Stark, elsewhere. Office in Urichsville,
[juy IL, SOL Tusearawas county, Ohio.
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Ten years on the Fifth day.
Fifteen years " Seventh day
Twenty years Tenth day
Thirty years " Fifteenth day
Forty wears " Twentieth
Fifty years Thirtleth
We have had cases where old men of sixty
years who have been scrofulous all their liues
entirely cured by Railways Renovating Resol-
vent R. r Remedies exhibit their .effacy imme-
diately. They do uot keep the afflicted pain
stricken sufferer lingering in doubt but readily
exhibit their etfaoy instantly relieving pain
renovating restoring, rebuilding and regulating
the diseased body to health and strength
Mr.. w. B. Oliver, of Dooly Co., Ca, under
date of May 80, 1853, writes, that servant
Girl who was so reduced that no one would
give thrp for her life" she was so covered
with sores that there was not spot of pure
flesh of the size of silver dollar on her body
was entirely cured by Railways Renovating
Resolvent
NINETEEN YEARs-Mr. Henderson of West
ford Mass, has been covered with sores for
nineteen years, and cured by R, r. Resolvent.
SALT REEuM.-The most obstinate cases
OF Salt Rheum will quickly yield to the Reno
waiting Resolvent, One gentleman who suppo-
scd that this complaint was hereditory in his
family and had been afflicted with Salt Rheum
since his birth was cured by the use of a few
bottles of the Renovating Resolvent and the
poieoaoWs Rkeuns e'ireiy eradicated from his sys-
tenn.
1T REGE NERATEs
Every organ and member of the body : i:
makes sound healthy and strong all weak, dis
eased and unsound parts,
! WEAKNEss,
In Male or female is quickly cured and the
debilitated and emaciated made strong, vlgor'
GUS and healthy. Impotence and Nocturna
Emission men, or diseases of either one or more
of the generative organs are quickly removed
and the y restored to healthy and SOUND
condition.
\ low -SpIRIrs-NERvoUsLEss.
In woman the numerous complaints and all
ments .ich cast such gloom over their spirits
a few doses of the Renovating Resolvent will
quickly remove and the most NERVOUS GLOOMY
, and DEPRESSED feel HELTHY STRONG and HAPPY
Persons wishing this remedy will please ask
! fol Railways Renovating Resblvent. Its price
t IS one dollar per bottle. No small bottles, MOI
. is the genuine ever sold for less. Each bottle
ears the facsimile signature of
RADWAT'S & CO.,
lGe Fulton street New York
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A, II. READY.

Attorney d Counsellor at Law Solicitors in ChaHcsry
VIII practice in Tuscarawas and the adjoining counties.
All business entrusted to his care, will be promptly
attended to. New Philadelphia, Ohio. aprl6, ,52.l
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ESTATE OF GEORGE A. McALLIsTER, DECD.
Notice Is hereby gven that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as administrator on the estateo
George A. Nc Allister, deed, late Of Perry township,
Carroll CO., o. JACKSON HAGAMAN,
may 20 1861, 3w Administrators.
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Cheap 9aO0lerp,

is at the room formerly occupied as the
Post Office. Respectfully,
WIN. E. MARQUIS & co.
Carrolton, Sept. Is, 1858.
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Ger. >. PEGHTS

DIR. PETTIT'S UNIVERSAL CANKER BALsAM.
cases Of nursing sore Mouth Caomel Sore Mouth Can.
ker Rash ncpent Bronchitis and Quinsy, sNelled Ton
sils, Putrd Sore Throat Black Tongue, and all Cases
Common Canker in the Mouth Throat and Stomach.---
Price 25 cts per bottle For sale by DR.. B. Stevenson
Carrollton, and by Druggists and Medicine dealers gen
orally.
Dec. 8, 1858. ly
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Amongst the articles to be found at C. A BOegels
Drugstore, BrickBeck, Main st. opposite the Patton
House. Cafrolton, Ohio, the following
FOR THE READING AND JUVENILE PUBLIC.
"A large assortment of the most popular series OF School
Books, as wel a carefully selected lot OF Works oi
general Literature comprising the British Classics and
he best Modern English French, and American Authors
on sale at unusually loW rates, BY Q. A. BoE6EL.
LIQUORS FOR MEDICAL USE oNLY-Pale French
Brandy, direct from the Philadelphia Custom-House,
Holland Gin, Port Wine, Malaga Wine, Clarea Wine,
MOnOngahela Rye Whiskey, and Aleoho, sold By
c. A. B0EGEL.
Pure White Cod Liver Oil, Lard Oh, No /. Flaxseed
Fish, Castor Sweet and Olive Oils at q. A. BoEGELs
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINFs,- These Medicines
most eicaciOus. most celebrated, and most in vogue
can always be had of c. A. BOEGEl+
POCKET INSTRUMENTS, SURGICAL NEEDLES,
Gum Spring and Thumb Lancets, Horse Phlems, Medi'
cal Pocket Books and general assortment of Syringes
sold at the Brck-BlOck, Main St, BY O. A. BoEGEL
A lot of MEDICAL TENT RoQEs sold at reduced
prices by c. A. B0EgEL.
+ superior article of fMcC'eehsn;s ultero abdominal
supporters, common abdominal do, Silk Suspensary
bandaged, Shoulder Braces Gents and Ladies' common
Mems rrusses, Ohid's do, for sale by G. A. B0EGEL
WHITE FISH AND MAcKEKEL for sale by
c. A. B0EGEL.
/ WHITE LEAD DRY, Red do. Litherage do. White
Lead in OIL Zinc Paintin OIL and the Fire Proof Paint
and general ment Of the Small Paints sale by
| @. A. B0EGEL.
A fancy stock of Wall Paper, Window Blind, and
Fire Paints, sold at right prices and no mistake.
" G. A. B0EGEL,
The incest assortment of Flint, and Window Glass.
ever offered in this market, by c. A. BOEGEL.
PINE TAR, for the accommodation of the farmer for
sale by c. A. BOEGEL.
A prime article of Sperm and Sterine Candles, sold
Iby G. A. BOEGET
Amongst the Books can be found in our selection il
the Masonic Moniter, Crafts man and the Lights and
Shadows of Free.Masonry, and the Carpenters Guide
Shakespeare complete in vols. Dicks Works Rolin,
and number Of Standard Authors, to be had of
: G. A. BOEGEL
FOR THE T0ILET-Casmetics, Rouge, Perfumes
Hair. Dye; eyeythidg necessary to a complete Toe
, or sale at c. A. B0EGEL'S.
Copel, Coach Body, Mastc and Japan varnishes, tol
sale by 9. A. BOEGEL.
GLASS, MILK PANS These are preferable to al
others, g.ass being nonconductor, milk will keeI
sweet uninAucnced by storm or climate for sale at
, IA B0EGELS New.Drug Store.
; DUFF'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE
4
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Copel, Coach Body, Mastc and Japan Varnishes, for
sale by G. A. BOEGEL.
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The British QuarterIIes

AND
WOOD'S NJ A G AZIN E.
LEONARD SCOTT & CO., New York, continue to Re-
publish the following British Periodicals, viz:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW (Coaservativs.l
2.
THE EDINBURG REVIEW (Higl TsI.
3.
4.
BLACKWooDs EDINBURG MAGAZINE (7org)
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LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
"a GOLD STREET, NEW-YORK.

N. B-L. S. & Co., have recently published and
have now for sale, the "FARMER's GUIDE" BY Henry
Stephens of Edinburgh, and Prof. Norton of Yale Col.
lege, NewHaven complete in vols royal octave, con-
tanning 1000 pages IA steel and 600 wood engavings
Price in muslin binding, s6.
E- THIS Dork IS NOT the old " Book of the Farmer"
Idtety REsUscGTATED and dtrowR upon the market.
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Amongst the Books can be found in our selection is
the Masonic Monlter Crafts man and the Lights and
Shadows of FreeMasonry, and the Carpenters Guide,
Shakespeare, complete in vols. Dicks Works. Rollins
and number Of Standard Authors, to be had of
G. A. BOEGEL
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VAN BROWN,

Attorney aRd OoHAssIIor at Law
0FFIcK-Over James Csmeron's Store,
[feb Is '521 Main Street, Carollton, Ohio.
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FOR THE T0lLET-Casmetcs, Rouge, Perfumes,
Ilair.Dye eyeythidg necessary to a complete Toilet
or sale at c. A. B0EGELS. |
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IL. MORRISON
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prime article ofspem and sterne Candles, sold
by G. A. B0EGEL.
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]. B. MORRISON
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Amongst the articles to be found at G. A. Boegels
Drugstore Brick-Bloek, Main ST., opposite the Patton
House. Cafrollton Ohio, are the following:
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For Blaekwood and three Reviews O0
For Blackwood and four Reviews Do OO
ay7aents 10 be made IN all cases in advance Money
current IN the Sae 0here issued g bsTecesged at par
CLUBBING. ,..
discount Of twenty-five per cent from the above,
prices will be allowed to Clubs ordering four or more
copies of any one or more of the above works. Thus
-Four copies of Blacwood or Of the Reviews, will be
sent to one address for S9 four copies of four Reviews
and Blackwood for $50; and so on 50.
POSTAGE.
In all the principal Cities and Towns, these works
will be delivered, through Agents, FREE OF POSTAGE
When sent by mall the Postage any part the United
States will be but TwEYFYFoUR year for "Bck
wood" and but TWELVE CENTS year for each of the
Reviews EH -.. d. ft.
Remitances and communications should always be adj
dressed, postpaid, to the Publishers,
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ESTABLISHED in 1S40-Incorporated by the Legis-
ature of Penna, with perpetual charter.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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PINE TAR, for the accommodation of the farmer, fo
saleby c. A. BOEGEL.
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"A Leaf from qRac Volume
Ofa Bbry Goods Clerks
Experience.
KY NEQUEsT.)

There is not in the whnlc range Of
human life a class of the community
whose wrongs and trials will for a
moment bear comparison with those
OF whom have taken my pen to give
you single Leaf. They nevertheless
pay, enjoy less pleasure. have less
sympathy from the public, and less
thanks from employers, Will, they cx.
ert more cneruy. devote their entire
timc,and call into active operation eve
rypnwer. both Of body and mind, to ao-
comPlish less than could be achieved
with one halfthc labor in any other
position in life. IT'S an old saw, lhc
patience Of Job ! tell MY darling
public, job was never clerk III a
dry goods store. ]! he had been 'tis
more than probable that he would have
taken Mrs. jobs advice; for then in
deed his afflictions would have been
more than he could bear; and all tho
cardinal virtue would not have been
as much rs is daily called into requi.
sition by those who would serve the
public in the position OF dry goods
clerk; and, il yon will allow me space
enough, ! will endeavor to show you |;
single page from my journal, regular
ly kept up during service of seven
years in that capacity in this city,
taking good care, SO to change the
name shall say i did it,
NOVEMBER 24.-Yesterday being a
rainy day. We had a moments respite
from the throng which has poured il
upon US from the beginning Of the faI
season. Arose at six, dressed, break
tasted, and at the store BY eigh
o'clock, in the best hnmor imaginable
and with tho prospect Of fair day.
trade. Took my position near iii,
door, ready to wait upon the first fai
customer who should mako known be
wants. IS
All, just in luck, thinks Ito myself
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AIDED on the same day and appeared
to advantage.
Yours Ever,
RIcnLAND.
Correspondence Of tie Sumter Banner.
The lAlaOw NOthiRaSs
Again.
PnlLApELpu1A Nov. % 1854


MesSrs Editors In commenting
upon the result of the recent clcc,ion
III this State, most of the Southcr,
Journals have attributed the defeat OF
the Democratic party to the union OF
Wings and 'know NothingS:" which,
as they say, alone enabled the oppo,
nenls of the Democratic party to car
ry the State. And, as might be cxpcc-
ted, this "ioul coalition" has been de-
nounccd in no measured terms.
But, Messrs Editors, as a good
Democrat, Of the States Rights school,
we must protest against our brethren
at the South believing any such state
mcnts as they are calculated to injure
our party. The Democratic party
proper of Pennsylvania is invinciblc
when united. When divided, it is
comparatively speaking, powcrlcss.-
And such was tho case in the recent
elections. There are hundreds and
thousands OF Democrats, "good men
and truc'' who are bitterly oppo> ed
to foreign sale. Who believe that
Catholicism Roman Catholicism VIC
should say, is yet to gain powerful
hold in the Union; and when suffi
GENTLY strong and powerful then to
radically change the political lnstiu-
tions-to destroy the political priv
liges Which the people of our great.
aud glorions Union enjoy. These
'TFs 81 intKe ;aar- Erss,,ift.ss yuscd viii.
nc know Nolhing,." Ihus it was
that Pennsylvania was carried.
The Wings OF this State arc Gun.
fling, intriguing set. They are vii
ling to mite with any party-to ioiu
in coalilion--so rs to defeat the De
mocracy. And when by any sucl,
mea!Is, Il victory is gained, then the,
claim the victory-thcy boast Of n
|
triumph. The whig papers South
there are yet few OF lhem-jpin in
boast greatly and thus the Democracy
ofthc South are induced to believe
that the Pennsylvania Wings hav,
lriumphcd over The Democrats.
The Know Nothings are gaining
ground every day among the Demo
Gratis and if tho Wings could only be
kept out ofthat order, all would b.
right.
Your correspondent Quaker City:
has returned, and will resume his du
ties shorty.
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IIIESIJMTER BANNER
is PUBLISHED
Every Wednesday Morning
BY
Lewis & Richardson.
n EHs MS.

: TWO DOLLARS in advance, Two Dollars
hnd Fifty Cents ut the expiration Of nix months
or Three Dollars at the end of the year.
No paper discontinued until all arrearagcs
are rAID, unless ut the option ofthe Proprietors.
G9g Advertisements inserted ut SEVENTY
FIVE Cents per square, tl2 lines or lcss,) for
the first, and half thai sum for each subsequent
insertion, tCnrial advertisements the same
each timc).
GV" The number Of insertions to be market
IN all Advertiscmcntso or they will be published
until ordered TO be discontinued, aud charged
accordingly.
az" ONE DOLLAR per square for sin
.gle insertion. Quarterly and Monthly Adver-
tisements will be charged the same rs single
bnes.is. ~ s~s..,.
:sss Es, Ohj.nasys. npI .Trtbu ies, Of Respect.
over twelve lines, chirged Us advertisements
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y no man would refuse to pay this
"Ts there a soul 30 dead
That to hin>el hath not said
slNI,;,, :; ,,,,, ,,,.,, 49,, ,>,t;,,o ,,nJ ;,

Is there a soul 80 dead
That to hirn>e ell hath not said
This is my own my native land
and those "who drew first breath y in
other climes but who have sought
homes in our beloved State if there is
aspark of patriotism in their nature
would scarcely grumblc to contribute
their mite into the treasury and more
certainly the man who is able to afford
the carriages, watches and race horses
would not be SO pcnuri6us rs to hesi-
tate to contribute to his Statc-his
Alma Mater-a pittance for the pro.
tecting arm which she extends around
him.
will close this Communication by
repeating the proposition set out
with viz. That all who enjoy the
blessings and advantages of good
government should contribute to its
support. - ---.-
BEATER&DA y
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a BRIEF ARGUMEHr.--Bad men or
deviis would not have written tho Bic
bic, for it condemns them and their
works. GfooR men or dngsss could not
have written it, for in saying it was
from God, when it was but their own
invention, they would have been gull
ty OF talschood, and thus could not
have been good. The only one who
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-08

&c bel Gtaj}tssotuent tcra r@r r., Pierre
RizAr, ,icut d'ctrs curert az public On
ne ~saurait trouse. tnieuS sur @ucun po'uL
de i'H:at.
Gaampfrs ,aste S et paf(t'temrntme" hIocS
pour les families, %chambrcs part'c"iIercs
ties bipn ]garnirs, salon DE- c"mtsg"i', aus
ii s]pucicux qu'6Itsant, sale a m4nEeI, on
4 Oh u t%ortjours "nc Table dom I'nbondAncs
surI,asste que pai Ia dejlca'"sse d"s
NETS. Vols, sans contFrdIt, out &C HnIi
thnt pour at:irer nne nomhfeuS" rI''tlcI''
Que l'on agate ii tons COS Agreements lie
/ existence, drs servitcirs tres a''cNii>, qnl
ont d;rixGs de maHiolca ne ]Innlais ncgjIg'r
IN aeul dc Ipur% drv0irs, et lon ccmprcudia
Excitement qu'iI.est rtrIr. pour bjen ~viYre, de
deecruGrc i l. H6,ri Gn Commerce.
j." Dcux nrarlns ecuriesrt Nnc remI~c tres
rommode font pa'tIc dcs d&2enda"ccs de
cot otabli-scuucut.
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nj A A s N
De NJ. JOSEPH HEBERT.

On trouvera t]oiio,lrs dams Get ttah.isse-
ment, 81 ne vis.-a:yis rEglise paroissiale de
PAssomption. III assortment complet DIES
articles cotnpris soiis le nom de NJ Amen An.
Discs seciIEs, GRocERrEs, VERREgIE, po-
TERIf;, %I-IauEURs FINES, QuI~ScAILLERIg.
CmtUssuRE, en- IN mot tout &C qli coinlpaose
IN rna,s4asin dc Ia eanpagne bien approvi-
isioline.
NJ, Hilbert rend a des conditions assez
modareas pour p~onvoir compiler sur me plus
waste. extension de sa clientele. Ii Went de
renoaveler toni son STOCK. ct il inrite les
habitans qni ds~meurentdans ses parages i
son Establishment.
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ssa e3"c5yJ Hotel,
NEAR TIE COURT ROUSE.
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This sa'.aIiI establishment, kept BY NJ 7
stzAx, has last been opened to the public
yan could unt possibly meet with 2 hetts
apase OIL any point oittle STATE.
Very large and well furnished foomsi for
families, pleasant private rooms, a spacious
and elegant pltIonr, Il dIning-seotn "''2'e
meals are u, less abundant than delicate,
hi Is, ulIo 'hteIIy, what is requisite to
attract nfn"rols customers.
Besides ajlthesc cnticements, the boar
,ters Will have at connnnt most attentive
servants, viii, are So taanaged As never to
neglect their duty. Il K, therefore, very
easy to conceive that it is useful to stop al
the Com atrruiul H'tei TO ENJOY all the c9m-
forts ofIiln.
a. Two vast and com ~npliois stablcs are
annexed u the establishment, 81