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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25
Educational 6ircuIar.

We have received from Mr.. Caleb Mills,
Superintendent of Public Instruction, q circu-
lar addressed to the different Township T'rus-
tees over the State, which circular editors
are requested to copy. We must respectfully
decline copying document which would be
read bv but few, yet which would take up
about three columns of our paper. fit be
important that such documents should be
spread before the people of the State, their
publication should be paid for. The editors
of this State have been remarkably clever
10 making their papers vehicles for gratutous
public advertisements We are disposed to
continue our cleverness to limited degree,
but not to the extent of columns of advertise
ing. -
The circular reminds Township Trustees
that they will soon be required to take an emu
meration of children between five and twenty
one years of age in their respective corpora
tons. The Superintendent urges fsithful
performance of this duty, as he and the audi
tors has to depend upon them entirely for the
materials for reports, &c. He directs their
especial attention to number of points,
The document appears to be able and prac-
ticaI, and should be in the hands of all Town
ship Trustees-but we have not room for it,
at least at this time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25

A WOMAN LIQUOR CASE AT LAFAYETTE
By the Lafayette Journal we learn Mrs.
Ellen Hogan was arraigned before Justice
Graham on Monday on two different charges
of selling liquor contrary to the 10th section
of the prohibtory laws found guilty and fined
twenty dollars on the first and fifty dollars
on the second, in default of payment of
which together with the costs, she was COM
mitted to jail. Yesterday she was brought
before Judge Petit on writ of IIebeas Cor
tpus. Her counsel insisted LIST, that woman
could not be committed to Jail, under the laws
of Indiana in default of payment of fine
and costs; and lastly that the Prohibitory
law was unconstitutional. Both points were
decided against them and the writ dismissed.
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~Mr. John Wesley Hughes will 500

AZ Mr.. John Wesley Hughes will soon
commence the erection of a three story brick
house on Water street next the Canal Bank.
1t will be l9 feet front in the clear and E45
deep. The lower story is to be occupied
by Messrs Howard g. Brown as warehouse
and the first room above as their Office
This will be an admirable business location
in every particular, and the money invested
in bldinuig there ought to bring good pei
centage.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25

ave never censure men for wi thdrawing
their names from subscription book
Those, however. who choose TO prescribe US
because we will not throw upon our party
the american party-nore blame than it
deserves, may perhaps pardon US for sugges-.
ting to them that If we choose to publish
their names, they might feel an incompar-
atively heavier weight of prescription than
they are capable of making us feel"
The above paragraph from the Louisville
Journahas been most vehemently condemned
by part Of the antAmercan press as threat
OF prescription against men who may choose
to exercise free action in Withdrawing sub
scriptions, and they are terribly indignant
at the idea. Now let them look at one of
their own number, who did what Prentice
has been abused for not even threatening 10
do The Indiana State Sentinel published
the name of firm at Indianapolis who had
withdrawn their subscription from that pa
per, and not only did this, but urged every
Democratic country merchant to Withdraw
his patronage from the establishment, and
otherwise openly sought to in;ure the busi-
ness of the house! Have the Anti-Ameri-
can Press no words OF Indignation against so
mea and little and contemplate sn out
rage against newspaper decency as thist
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25

~ Mrs. .Ried, who considered herself ag-
grieved by the peculiar report made of he T
liquor case in the Journal, yesterday morn.
ing made an attack with a cow-hide ON the
young man who had contributed the article.
She struck him several blows, when he
caught her he nds and prevented further OF
erations.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25

OF Nothing has yet been heard of the
prisoners who mede their escape from Jail
here Short time since. They have made
good their escape for the time being, but we
trust they NAV yst lie arrested.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25
ported;

The tonnage of the above boats is esti-
mated at l62 900 an increase of 23,343 over
the estimates of last year. 1t is also report
ed that there are, of freight, tow, and ferry
boats, about 600. ~4sr
According to the above tables (says the
Cincinnati Gazette,) allowing each boat to
carry first and second engineer, by multi
plying the entire number Of boats 525, by 2,
it will make the demand of engineers, whilst
in active employ to be 1,046; showing sur
plus of eng neers of SAT more than the de-
mand. The Association claim nearly two
thirds of the entire number of engineers,
over four hundred oil a majority of the whole.
II is also stated that but two accidents have
occurred during the organization of this AS
sociation (three years) where engineers be-
longing thereto have had charge.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25

O5-Mr. Mich has fitted up the room for
merly occupied by the N. Y. g. Va. Stock
Bank in DIR. Bfay's buildings, in beautiful
style. He will soon open Fancy store in
at the proper time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25

). 0cyWho has any objections to this wealth
or, we should like to know? The, nights are
delightful for sleeping, aud, days uncom.
planable Of for busihess.A
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25

rOn Friday week, while Mr.. Zacha-
riah Chance, who resides in Ridge Prairie5
I'll. was threshing awheat, the thresher took
Ere from frictions communicating to the
stacks, by which we are informed, about
four hundred bushels of wheat were destroy
ed ---.-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25

CT The Eastern mail now arrives every
morning before ten O'clock, by the cars.
This is an agreeable change, as we well
known from former trial of it trt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
>~~~0~O~O~-~1-O~~O~-~O~O
-AMEFICAN
FEMALE COLLEGE
GLENDALE. HAMILTON Gu, OHIO.

THNHE Fall Session of this Institution will comm on
Il MONOAf the loth Of sePte %ber next The lLstisu-
North Of Cincinnati on the Cincinnati. Hamilton Day
ton aiitosd The location is central healthy and accessible
A more r ictu esque and Lovely spot
as. haze fs ss: MIL s
nished in avery superior manner The several department
maties Natural sciences Mental Moral Pkosophy His
rF Bellies ss &c. are o ia 9 k End
SONS in E5sas6 end SsETsq pfaTSs and Pro
lecture trns the various bfanohes o. Science
acquainted with its Teach
ers, occupies high position and science
Music Z ME- afssi05i SfsE attraction
Principal Of the Music academy was educated in Paris
eessful tescer Miss g. O. p LERNED was educated IN
f the has s
wide spread re as teacher: Mss sTAuB the
por SMITH ssoer Of Rs
the orgaa. Rarg; Piano. MeodeOn and Guitar The
pupil may select The ornamental branches generally viii
thorough Of instruction has been adoptsd
piOms ce sasate will also be given to such member. o.
he Music Afadsny as dsngg,sh themselves in that
THE Natural Sciences including good racng
has been made which during the year. well 5.
very much BY the eLersioDs of PROFESSOR ohrsy
who has Undertaken establish in the Col
lege National Ca
B9ats IN the family Of the President including Tuition
sre s ro fuel lights and
All '9ssrysraas points per annun s225
dale. Hamilton county. Ohio: - :. =,
the DIT Hoyks department Of the InstitSson and
eus Their per &c least half TIE public
the College; Rev s. W. Fisher. ohm simpkinson. Eq
z Orange. Esq. CnCinnati samuel B. brown 5. P,
Sos Oegg Esq Dayton; Jonathan Mash d Esa
Gilbert Esq., Terre HAuts Indiana; John O. skinner ESQ.,.
ausas-d119 JUN " A4--'
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SP EClAL NUIlCEO.
PUBLIC scHooLs.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
TIE Public schools sfthe City will Monday Sept
Iohin provided wis they conduc
until October 18th when they be removed to the ne
building
The classes Of the High School will benefit Of
splend i'd Philos phical and other apparatus, - ].
BY order of the Board. J. W. KNIGHT Clerk.
auR23-3ts
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25

re Mr.. VIM. Brown late of
She Forwarding and Con-
win hereafter be conducted
Brown. We have . large
excellent Warehouse on the
prepared TO Store and For
.l
LEWIS < HOWARD.
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EVANSVILLE HENDERSON AND NEWBURGH
-s-----s. DAILY PACKET.

- = THE elegant little steamer ~
lax - - GAZELEE, =
S9sEgza W3 IT. LYONS. Master. having been
and fitted up in the s1 quste sty the
above trade will take her place and fol-
TWO TRIPS HENDERSON ONE TO SxwsURsH ZACH
DAY. =
Leaves Evansville fer Henderson A. NJ. g. rE
Returning leayes for Nswburgh. touching
the Evansville wharf. at 1870 A.. NJ.
Returning Newburgh. leaves Evansville Hsndsr
son 1t p NJ. - Hft r-fe.-, f..1..l.l- e..
Returning. leaves Henderson for Evansville atsP.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25

Ihsye this day associated with
the firm of Foster & Brown, IN
mission Business. The business
under the style Of Howard q
Wharf Boat at the River. and an
Canal. snd We think we are well
ward Prodnes and AeTchand,ss
~ i-3t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25

ENGINEERS AssocIATIoN.-At the recent
session of the Engineers Association 10
Cincinnati, the following number of engi-
neers and assistants, boats, &C., were re-
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NOTICE.


TWNHE Of Lewis toward was dissolved the 18th
+ = = r. s. HOWARD.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25

OF Never relate your misfortunes, and
grieve over what you cannot prevent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25
MAsoNIC.

MASONIC.
THE Evansville Lodge, No. "a. A. Y. NJ. meets
"a the first and third Mon evenings month
x 81 AZ their Hall, Fosters Block. VIM. A. rcReA "
~\M. "A. H. SANDERS, Sec'y. =.
q EVANSVILLE Chapter No. IL. A. Y. NJ, meets
"a the first Friday evening in each month, a. the
~ WIN. BROWN. ssc'y.
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DIR. +: ID. lfELLER.
NfANO FOR SALE.

---E7H-- A first tat'. second band piano. in com
Plese order ted 20 be o hrst rata
d III n ms rumsnt. i Of erred for sac ehesP. IL aP-
Mr.. Hsib's store on Main between fIrst
Seeoed streets GambeEt Gostiebs
stere. F 49, n .lsa agl6-2w :
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25
6RS. KRAY 4 PENNINGTON Z

ID ESPE6TFULLY infory the citizens Of Evansylla and
IN its vnitv that they have formed partnership In the
practice Of Medicine aud surgery v.,,-Jt.'.-
Hay been actively epEsged n the Tor quar-
teres aceutnry and become ro me diseases
cess will erIe then share Of public patronage.
That M re- IL an Firsr Main OPP
nsite the Post where eiths bath them 10
consulted uness absent on professional business.
agl3-tf =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25

KpLAoK PErRER. -6bss jsss rse'd for sale by So 8
FD syI ). z. GILBERT 90 =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25

5 Passengers should procure tickets the CENTRAL
ROAD, for the shortest and quickest route East.
JAMES N. SMITH, Superintendent. =
Indiana Central and Dayton and Western r. W.
TERRENCE 0'NEIL Travelling Agent at Terre Haute.
mh2f If
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-05
UOTEl. DE i.'UNiON.

NJ. Jarpuc> Nr"y, d" nonoIdsomil'r
"f'lcnt scs aims ct Ie public que |" h.
I]an1i"T proclaim. il f"ra a DonaIdson
vile. l'"u."'i"re DE- I'uoTEL nE i~'rNloN
%nncien hotel de Ia CaIitnrnir! d,abIt,
,tment 4u'il Went de sestamer de (on,t
Ell comhIe.
MenhIes Ct d]i,trihution du local. tout
II organise anj"urd,hni dHns cettr uai
- pour ~ faifr un excellent hot, /.
t1l%g'rcr ct comfort, VOLTA qnei|c II dtt
IA devise dn nonyeau propritraire a.
,%'Fch'nt DIS disposition, pour assl,rcr i
hcce' de son "~ntreprisc.
~ jobs appaE'emtGts peer garcHu.
4" blrn Wastes ct hicn ~couaodcs pnu,
antilles. & par desrus celia, uile honm
nislnc Il Ia bo%ric!ai%r. volta les silu
'"c Irs4Hc's NJ. Nis,y solicit" ,,"u
on ftab!jstenns.nt !e pat'onage DO po
niir.
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lie DoCTEUR Felix FARAUr.

Ey-fnterne des h~opit4uy de Paris; s,es, re-
Gem nent etabli DIN. cett, paroi sse, dams nne
des maisons de NJ Ferdinand fiatten entire ra.
gllse ct lie seminaire.
le Doeienr Faraut offre ses services aux
hahlt'nts. 81 de proto,des at1des ct me loa-
que pratiqne sont des tire 4 une be le riien.
telt, lie doctcur Faraut en- comp era bient6t
une.
II offre aux hab tants de prendre DIES abon.
nernnents q anu 9 ct il espare par sa ponc.
tualita ct les soins qu'il donnera aux prem ers
mtlades qni lni se-ant eontia<, mtriter bient6t
"a part du patronage public
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NOuvEAUTES, QulNCAIll.E-
RlES EFT GKnl.ERlE

Lc sonssignt a ~tcujours en- main ct oire or
vente q des prix bien modares nm immense a.
sortirnent de marchandises, tells que
"Calicns trtlicais, riches; ca .hemires de toute,
contours; soierie unie ct 4 carreaax; barpou,
broche ct noir; robes barages; moire noire anti
que; gros de naples: munchoirs. coils. chsmiset-
tes st lnanches hrodees;--nousseiines de lHine,
tontes coulenrs, merinos, alpaca. bolnbazine,
fonlards. nhally, draps, hinge do table, nappes OF
sersiettes de tontes graadenrs; en- un moi toni
g q1i est dn res ort dun magasin de d, rcian.
dises ssches bian assor,i:
L nfffa egaiement en- vente une grands guam
lite d'ohlets De quincaillerie 1t de grocerie.
On vendra 4 nm rahais con iderabie snntes lea
naarchandi~es 4. hiver; guam, aux marchandises
q etc don't Y stock Went l'etre renonyele. ellea
seront vendues 4 des conditions avantaeeuses.
% ADOl.PHE LOkEr il 20.
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ToaBEs Er MONUMENTS FuyGBRI !

sKSs = SiEUR L.. L. PLrl'Es, connu dep.is
CO. lluslenrs aiiiiecs par les noinbreux oav "a
ges, lnIl a fats dams 10 Gin there de cptte pare y
w., ct ceitx des paroisses ayoisinantes, d Then
asnr de p~revenir ses ainis ct 70 public en- g.ne
al, qnil Went de ~recevoir du Nord dc l'Ame i.
:,a,e, q de ltaiie, des marhtes De ioutes espacrs
e. ~ u est pref d executor toute commando IA
rotnhes. caveaax do lamille gu monuments Gnu.
carnalt "a partie.
II emploie an choix des families, 10 marbre Ii
pierre, on 70 oois, ct SO charge egalement dos
grilies on entonragesd de %tonbes, soft en- bois soft
On 'sr. Pour plus anples renseignetnenfs, s'adres.
ser chez hi d Plattenville L cote AZ uEgl;sa D.
~Ynissiale del assumption. SEES prix son, das nlns
mod res. = r"
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NOTICE.

The Partnership new existing for the r,-
ping Of the Washington iiotel'i at Napoleon
between Ciiaries A Basse and Pierre H Be-se
under the name OF Basse brothers viii stand
dlsoivetl by common consent Oh the first Of Ju-
lie next 1855.
ali persons indebted t, said firm are reques-
fe to site immediately w til charles A Bes-
e who IS the only one charged with the RET
ilemen' ofail tile Affairs Of said pprtheahip.
Napoleonviile ssontriion 81 Mrs 1855.
CHARLES A. BgssE.
P. IL. BEssg.
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PATGVr MEDICINES DEPOT.
on. ~
M;ss, Street UOnaidsorvslSs.

Always on hand, for sale for"Cash, On
w" fresh supply oithe following medici'
,ies:
ror "olds, coughs, Group, Consumption
Bronchlt s, : Asthma, dyspepsia, Splitting
blood anl the general affections OF the
Lungs Ayers Cherry Pec,oral -
Wild cherry aud iur-l.iverwort and Far
Ralsam Of Wild cherry - Shrrtnan's Olo.
seaman. -- Indian Vegetable Elixir
Longley's Great Western Panacea-O xi-
genated Bit,ers - Jew David, Hebrews
Plaster.
For Rheumatism. Tooth ache, pains in
the limbs, SweIlings. Head Ache, Burns,
Sprains, cuts, Piles IL d.
Veni.ians Imminent -- Mexican Mus.
'ang,,-- DaIIey's Magical Pain EXTRACTOR
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
For Fever and othe, bilious Diseases.
India Cholagngue, Clemens Indian To-
nio.
FoR WORMS.
The celebrated J.. Winer's Canadi
Vermiiuge
Eye T
DR.. T%hon,Pson's Celebrated Eye Water
PILLS.
w. WrightIndian Vegetable Pills.
MoF,ts. >.
Brantlreth's. i,
Morison's No. | and 2. :,
Graeisnberg Vegetable.
L, r. Teneur's Gonorrhoea Specific.
Tooth Ache Drops.
Dr.. John Bulls and Townsend's Sarse.
%,arilla.
BY retail and whole Sale at New Orleans
prices.
Jaynes Hair Tonic.
Maize Hair fluid.
Reaches and Ra. Poison.
CALL Ar No. II.
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DENTISrE.

Theodore Philips. Chirurgt en- ~ientiste, itant
de- retos.r d Nalolepnville, p.ui . re %consultt
CONNIE a~ttrefoiS dams son laboratoire; i rho.
fel Washington. Is Docteur Phillips falsst,
chaqua hiver une tonrnee dams Presumption.
II garantit tous les ouvrages qu'on pourra lmi
confer Ayanit recu dams cite ~aroIsse
un waste patronage II invite raspeciueuse-
NETT tonies les psr-onnes ayant besoin de ses
services de Sc ref -pr aux danes 1t aux mes.
eiears qui FONT deja hanore lie leur o.. Il .nee
Les per.onnes ayant be OH de son mini. ere
feront bien ds 'adresserA hi imms diatemen,
de- engagements contract ne lni permet-
tsnf de sejourner parni nous que peu de temps.
Tous ordres donnes par Ia poste soront promp-
tement executes.
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WIS.

LIE pi .lic est infnrnh que Ia sacittc formee
pour tetair 7 tab ls-emeitt connus sons lie nom
dc Washington Hotel q Napoi, onviile entire
charles A Bes4e ct Pierre III. Be-se so,,s la
rstl-on de be-se ifefes se tronve dIsSonte .lun
commun accord. lie premier Jain proclaim
Charles A.. lie 80 resle seul charg d., rag.e-
lnent de toutt's les stfaires de la soci l. Tontes
les personiles q,ii doivtnt d la lite societe
soit reqni-es de venlr solder immadi at,ment
leurs ~coinltes entre les mains du dit charles
A. Bessie.
Nopolaonvllle Assumption co 81 Mi 1855.
charles A BEssE.
p. Ii. 3EssE.
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BOiS DE. CYPRE DU MOULIN
de III James K.i.N.E.

NJ. JAMES KANE PREVENT les habi.ants
dc Napoieonyills ct dn Bayou LaElrcha
1n il transporie,a du boz dams IL village
'fo's ioiS par s"n,aine, IL mafdi, IL ieudi,
e' lie samedi. T"nte prrsaune q,i vou.
dta contractor avec hi l4 rencontrera d
Napoleonsille leg lonrs eli dessts designes,
II pfhvient 6galemtnt Ie' public tile
son de 81 est si;ae yis-a~vis le mupasin
lie II. Joseph T. penan e, que NJ. Augusls
stf'ihet esf nutofise d ,iaiieren son absence
avfo %qnieonqrr Sc l,r6sentera ,onr acheter
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Il. RABASSE.
T.. Dentisie de Paris.
Maintenant i NapoltonyiIle.

Ayani compose un ODONTiI.E
QUE gni gidrit radicalemem lsp mau1
de dents ct arrate la %uarie.a t'honne..
den fare part d ses ciiens - d'otfrir scs
services aux p%crsonnes qui peuseut en-
avoir bcsoin.
Ainsi lnaiatenant: plus d'extraction.
plus dc s%pnfifanccs, ct preservation Ger
tiile ct Enrilc.
o1-H va continner ses vo~yagescommt
~faslsaii nnpnaasant. al.
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DiNIIS.rE.

lie docfeur THO ]. HopER. eIeve du cele-
bre deiiii-te lnericain Gro w pAMLEY, ofre
SEES services aux habilants de ces conirees OF
les PREVENT quill travaiilera dnrant tout To-
%pfintemps ct toHt Fet. dams le- parois,es As.
c~ell.ion, Assumption ct Acknowledgements.
Les petsonnes qii au,ont besoin do son mi.
nistere dals ceite parols>e pen,ent lie solicitor
Ell adressant au d0rtcur DIES Iettfes au bureau
de pos,e de Napoteon.i.le lie. - II s empressera
de Sc rendre d chaque appel.
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CRANES De JARDlNaGE.

NJ. Th4ndore Gnran PREVENT les habi.
,ants an'il Went de race,oir in grand az.
Continent de CRANES d. jaidi mage ct dc
Arnrs, do paiate@ d. daIias doubles ct dss
plus bellies varieties. - Tories les graint .
vendnas pr NJ. Gman sont complement
guarantees.
Depot de- NJ. I'll. Gorau, chez Nine
DupaEs-painccusr;!.c.
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PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT.
No. II, Mis'issippi street,
DDNALD.ONVILLE.

wv AS fE' Nv
DDNALD,ONvILLE.
| John Bulls Sands aud Townseud'sSar
pa, lila, aver, Cherry Pectoral for coughs,
| colds, etc, Livrrwor,; aud Ia and canchaIa
qua, for consumption, baIsaIm oIwild cherry
Tor Diseases ofihe lungs, Compound syrup
OF Napthu, for asthma and colds.
Osygenated hitters, TO, dyspepsia, phthi
sic, etc, India cboIag"gne, for fever and
ague, etc, electrical tebritugt OF Speeds
frvertonic; Railway ready relief, Indian
vegetable elixir, for rhrulIatisms aud gour.
Winrr's Canadian vermiti'g., L~ong'oy's
great western pauacea, f~orliver complaints,
Venetian Liuim"u' for paius ofall kinds
Mexican mustang Ijninnrnl for fresh
and Old wounds, Buffers nerve and bone
linimenl for horses, Shernan's OIosa"nian,
al! healing baIsam, Magical pain extractor.
for aIl kinds Of sores, Jew David's or He
brew's P!aslers.
RI l. $:
Graefenberg Vegetable Pills.
Mutfat's do do
VIM. Wright's do do
Magnetic powder Redistribution Of roa,
ches, Pho*phoric paste, Death on rats.
ALso:--Casror oil. Eps,im salt, ~stlfn't
de q%ninine, de PowerSc, Weigh;man ct d.
Hosiqrei.
Poldrps De scidl.iiz.
DonaIdsonriIIr, Is juin 1852.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-05
STATE OF LOU SIANA.
par;sh Ut .IssaYyyi, n.

Detained III the Jail Of this parish a runa-
way negro WHO says that is name is l.esime
nd h, ! Improperly ofJudge B,ker Of ba-
yon 1ache in the parish Of Ste Mary in this
state. Said negro is 8 feet 5 inches high
ha- d little bear on his chin and speaks II, nch
we'll
The owner OF said slave is requested o come
and claim and take him ont GU paying ale
costs and charges.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-05

On trousvrra t%ouiours d rs Get etahlisse.
nrnt, 81 ne VISA Wis IEglise Paroissiale d,
/ Assumption, TN assortment cotnplef de-
ARTICLES coinpris sous lie nom de- MaRCuAN.
USES seGHEs, GROCERIES, VERREH1r. Po-
rRRIE. LIQuEuRs FINES. QurScAILtru4E.
aHAUssURE, EN- IN mot TOM &C gui compose
m asa de la ca'npagne bien aplrovi-
siunne.
VI, fIebert vcnd a dcs conditions assez
pour %ponvoir compiler sur nne plH,
waste extension tir sa clientele. Il Went d.
tout sen STOCK ct il invite le+
qai detnenreni dams ses parages i
-iter sou etlhli.setnpnf.