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con6enr.p 'AAyaht ava reed dafts cftts. rarpiss
unFvasts1 1paatrbnhaks, Invite. fesfpeffneaa.
routes les spsrsoBhes syaAtbtsahaist ~
services DE- 81 reeysf sun dimes ettaux NJ.
sieurs aul pont deia honore Dc LEM confaues
Les.personnes ayant. besoin DE- son ~nipistess
faront bien, de sadresserA lui infisdiatsa1ssi
des enea peraeehrniis contfacttS ne Ill PERI
taht ID ssiourner psfmi nous 'qne psusstsn4.
Tous ordres donnespa 10 posts asFont 1spf
tenaent executes an4stisd 3Is fis7g
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-11
PATENT MEDICINES DEPOT.
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9 Mics. Street Dona1dsonpiHe.

Always on hand, for sale for'sCash, On
lY,"" a fresh supply ofthe following medici.
mes: zssl au. aa 5Eae7 70 tEs#
For colds, coughs, Group, Consumption,
Bronchitis, Asthma. dyspepsia, Splitting
blood and the general affections Of the
Lungs 49, Ayers Cherry Pectoral -
Wild cherry and Tar-Liyerwor, and Tar
Balsam Of Wild cherry ~ Sherman's Olo-
seaman. - Indian Vegetable Elixir
Longley's Great Western Panacea-Oxi-
genated Bitters - Jew David, Hebrews
Plaster, s47 A5. .i5'..z
For Rheumatism, Tooth ache, pains in
the limbs, Swellings, Head Ache, Burns,
Sprains, cuts, Piles g. d.. Is s
Venitians Iiniment - Mexican Mus.
tang,,-- Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
For Fever and other bilious Diseases.
India C~holagogue, Clemens Indian To-
ai3. #=sF e
|am a4 asst sta7t n-- sa5.Esaf
For WoRMs. sa'i7a 10 aa3
The celebrated j. Winer's Canadi
Vernifnge e3s78
Exc WATER. r4t4yafaq "a
Or. ThonPson's Celebrated Eye Water
Puts. nal E
w. WrightIndian Vegetable Pills.
.4Mofats.I 10 5f9sa ..hEza)EG 3 .
Brandreth's. !, ;,
Morison's Nc. / and 2. -
Gracfenberg Vegetable. 10 STATE
2, p. 1'eneur's Gonerrhoea Specific.
Tooth Ache Drops. .raaae4pss|
DR.. John Bulls aud Townsend's Sarse-
%parilla. -
BY retail and whole Sale, AT New Orleans
prices. 81 z359.F cdr -ael ef5 zd fstsar
Jaynes Hair Tonic. as5s aj 81
Maize Hair fluid. 93 81 fea#
Reaches and Rat Poison.
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-11
A. GENTLE,
ATTORNEY AT Law,

Practices in the Fifth JudicialDistrict,-
j the parishes of Assumption, Lafourche
Interior and T,errebonne, and will give par
.cular attention to law suits that may be EN-.
listed t o him. s15,nlT
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-11
CYPRIEN 4. BARILLEAu,
1T Law,

Pratices in the Fifth judicial District, in
the parishes of Absorption, Lafourche lnte-
rior and Terrebonne, and will give particular
attention to law suits that may be entrusted to
hm.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-11
A VENDRE
ADOLPHE RICHARD

- MHNUISlEHsC HARPENTTEN, I'D -
Ofre SEES services i SEES amis ct au public.
Une Tongue experience dams ces Amktiers ct
eft ses rappofts avsec leg. o,iyriers les plus haBi-
les de ces contrees le rnettent y q meme H EN-
treprendre q tdfavarta geuses conditions les ou.
wages les plus difficiies qu'on ponrral ui lpto.
Poeer,5d ~ azs@ 53a 4 said aGs.I s54q
Sa residence : d DesAIpsesvfLLE. ~
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A. GENTLE,

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1TOCAT Il NAPOLEONVILLE.
Exerce sd profession dams lie Seine Dis
riot Judiciaire, compose des paroisses As
omption, Lafourche Inferno ct 1errobonne.
| donne ra tous ses soins aux a~ffaires qu'on
voudra bier lui confer dansce district etle
a%voisinants. ses 5.stA8t 15s,nlF
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Bbeanseufs sornmissionnss par pSa1gi s9lss
ia services de- leurg psofsssiea = teuS 80
.mis Of 4 tous lsS habitants d cstts;psspt
= Pour ,les sonditionsv s'adrssssr ; y 49,
De cour, on on lsss r~sncontrsrs ctsagae
NON fsris dans 10 bureaus III Grsfh1
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-11
BOIs DE- sCYPRE DU MOULIN
de IN. James KANE. 4sh.a.

IN. JAxks KANE, previcnt les habitants
de NapolAonville ct do Bayou Lafourche
an'il t~ransportera du bois dams le village
srois 6ois par semaine, 10 mardi, le jcudi,
81 Ii samedi. Toute .p~ersonne qui you-
drs contractor avec lui 10 r~encontrera D
Napoleonyille les jonrss ci dessus designes.
II prtsient 6galement 10 public que
ION depot est situe yis-A-yis le Inagasin
III NJ. Nalhau Webster OF que ce dernier
ct antorisk i " trailer en- son absence
avsc qdieonquo ss r~resentera pour acheter
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DON ANDRE sOEoRZANO,
III COLLECTOR GAoENr soI

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Croton que duet Dep srtnent held Cotton ON 20
ndsy Dec a. 1855 called for the purpose Of expressing
their fseii A. the DEATH cf NC dOLA5 DEAN, late
President Of the Department.
On milton OF Henry R1oertoD the Hon. w Won scha,k
Ps sDt, csleo 10 the elair snd Rvo c. Haacs
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TheCe r. D. Foret e5q., Com al soner offered tbs fol-
wi-g Presnb md Res iud ne cslmps1i-d several
feDR remarks in stion the Deceased VII cb ami
m6usly adopted:
where's In the 6ispsnqti,ns Of Pfogid.nce called
spon the ed loss Of Who hut few ds1s
sr6e N the soYmeut Of h-alb with every
pee Of oouiiuUsd LEI 9Th Of o. usefulness,
70 midst; spd
Where's In s2dlsn s1d ooked.for this
dePsrtm hardly sizs the fac, that fmsr Psi lent
has ceased 20 besths thtt Tbs pacs l't knew him
sta kuO him DO acre tor ever; ami
Whereas, Though melancholy duty, ss.ee II privilege
TO tcd tnmoDy 10 the worth Of atl Prss tent Nicholas
report Cf the BoAId As officer sBidu eneget:
enlarged ndDg and uno able gritty he
post Of duty and iovsIiably found equa
requirement.; associate and colleague he
fnk ard iuoioious and bear testimony th har
insure by the attribute and the sid derived fro the
othe IN every phase Of coordinate duties tit is therefore,
hioved That this department ceeplY zs with the
widow The chi dTen and the rsve Of the Deceased In the
lose they have ustaned be thus sudd deprived of
Who filed his vacated position and who in ali the
dCmts relations Of life evbced the which dignity
tdmn he and mark the fsitful and efficient citizen
Received That the members Of this Department attend the
fur era Of the Deceased at the appointed tire
Received that the Secretary direct I'd TO tran unit
Of these eousns the famy OF the Deceased aud tla he
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II IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
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W-YORK, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25. 1855.
New Ready:
"A VEL COME NE w tB o o K,
By ANN, CORA RICHIE,
formerly MrA Mowst)
Author Of Autobiography Of an Actress :" Armsnd'
"Fsahion.r &c.
MIMIC LIFE {;

By ANN. CORA RICHIE,
formerly Mrs Mowsf)
"Fsshion," &c.
MIMIC LIFE;
o. BEFORE AND BEgIND THE CURTAIN
A SERIEs NARsATIvEG
In 1 VOL l6mo with Spirited illustrators. Price 81 IS 2
To record the ,rEur incidents that occurred around and
sketch sinking histories which ened my interest
ayoite employ msnt asiirt professional career Of nine
Iarsves that compose this yc woven. Fiction his
emf few emb.liishina ouchss Truth eft proc.n
sosemp.ted is readers M receive re corec.
Of uLlsureed s,orers for the pubic than e
The eurtsin of prejudice h fallen in impens I'll From
its sts shadow oe one who io 70 the highest pinnac
bend there many whose lives bear witness th.t Hesvsn
psn flowers shd ,estters it pearls in unexp ,ed pa
Look for Them you no acge rsh before that
they have ne sAislenee there. anna CORA RICHIE
From The Boston Transcript.
"7he weIt sort Of sequel to the Autobiography -embody
veil Of fsiion oyr scene. md ch,sc,er. Re
Gates and Dsme. Of which could not be given wheu w'uadng
sns,iys IN this ams net nsre, fuoded On feet
many pats, literally true TIE deDoumsnt and tbs sad
sci will be eospzsd by macy have vn he o,in,s
The work Desired toa popalay equal II mo- superior to
spur from brain like too many Of the Re mime novels
al day but the r,n Of III. life studies and oerences
q sed of e most sacred convictions in life
its nearing"
"fhe Promfe''s Ds 1sheI" Cf the three narratives
ell beautifully conce ived add eKqutely written in vo1me
ewhit eifu Il le OF which Mimic Life. Be-
FIRE and Behind the Curtain Ste e" aud rhe Unsno
Tasdsn the others AMI all ,kstches connect:d with
the artist life the st'ge " there merits there
cer.iny exquisite beauties In the Of tbs volume the
touching narrative Ct Tin, Truehear the good Pro
ters little dsugbteT woud alone f th. with its per-
vsdirg door of sweetnsss end the impress ofbsAuty
We sdye al no would eooy perhaps the most eXq1itsy
beautiful pro6ue Tor Of he uih0Is everfpishsd has
the volume, W they Cannot borrow ons and be to red
the sory Ct little Tina DRY destined rank among the
most beautiful Sketches Of chi dhood
peasd TICKNoR FIELDS, PubliIher,
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