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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29
CRICKET NOTES.

The match between the second elevsns OF the ST.
George aud Staten Island clubs will pc to-day
ut Staten Island The game Will com mencc shortly
after eleven O'Clock.
Tho Young America Cluo Of Philadelphia will play
the ST Georges a Hoboken wcdne sday and Thurs.
day next. The game Wednesday viii com mence
n Two O'Clock anu that Thursday al ten O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29
FLEETWOOD PARK.

There fair attendance OF tho lovers OF troItinR
at Fleetwood PARK yesterday 10 witness the sport,
which gave general satisfaction. Tho track WAS In
excellent condition. The contest WAS for purse Of
500. divided, Tor three minute horses, milo heats
In s. in harness. There originally ton entries,
nine OF which came TO the post The following is
SUMMARY.
FLEETWOOD PARK-rKorrfxG-FRfDAY, Juno 49,
1875 Pure %lOO div died, Tor norsos that have never
beaten tnrso minutes, mile heats, best IN ?, In mar
mesa
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YACHTING.

PouGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, June IS, 1873.
A match race between the yachts Mollie and Gyp-
sey, OF the Central Hudson Yacht Club, will take
place over twenty mile course, near this city, to-
morrow.
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LACROSSE

The Ravenswood Lacrosse Club will compete on tho
Fourth Of July for silver cup offered by tho city oil
Boston, tho game TO be played on Boston Common,
commencing AT ten A. NJ. This Is the same club that
played last month at the Woschoster polo grounds
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SCULLING RACE.

LOWELL, Mass, June 49, 1873
The two mile sculling between David Kennedy,
OF Lowell, and Michael Lynch, oil Salem, to-day, was
won by the latter by three lengths. Time, lam. 2ls
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A match was made tonight between Dir. r. Lori
lard's Spartan and the Dwyer Brothsrs Bramble io
81, 500 a side, ST. 900 forfeit, ono and one quarter
iniss, with lilo pounds up, 10 be run en- Saturday
July D.
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WEST SIDE PARK.

Tho West sidc Driving Park. which is situated q
mile iron Jersey CITY Heights, N. j.. was fairly at
tended yesterday by number OF well known turf.
men, There were two events the programme. no
weather deli aud the track In superb
the nrst event Tor horses that nave bcaten
80, mile heats, the bost three Ave. IN harness
Tnis brought out three starters-viz r. Msness gray
geIding william, j. Bennstts bay geding Tommy andt.
Duubam q bay marc Carrie White In tho pool selling
William Was frat choice At $40, Tommy S. aud Carrie
White, 50 Tie Grst heat was taken by Tommy. In
the second heat William held Tho lead IRON the word
until the homestretcb, when Tommy captured him
ana won by ono length. The tnird heat resulted In
William winning by hall length from Tommy.
Tho fourth heat won Ny Tommy mt his
le,sare William was awarded second money and
Carrie White tbIrd.
The second event Tor double teams, mile heats,
be st three i've IL had TOUR entries, Dut only
came 10 the post and these were A. Woods black
peldipg Shorty Fountain and gray reding aud Il.
Mauce,s bay gslung U. U. A. and brown leiain2. The
for MGR had the call Ia tho pools at SIS 10 $40
The nrst neat was a dead heat, both the tspms
moved to DO also heat, after desperate strug
rl. between the teams lhs next three heats aud
ace we're taken by y. Y. A ana mate easily. The
following arc me
wgsr SIDE DRIVING PARK, NEW JEgsEy--rRor.
TlSe-rHiDAy. June rs, 1s7S.-Purse sIUV ior horses
that nave never beaten 1900; 500 10 nrst $50 10
ono aud $40 to the thd ncrse mile heats uest three
In nvc, Ia nsrnesa
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MYSTIC PARK.


MYsrc PARK Mass, June IS, 1878.
Ths was the fourth day Of The June meeting. The
first tor purse OF 5000 Tor $50 horses. Five
heats trotisd, but the finished.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-06-18

s "a IH#. u Il g Hz
hospital-a tall, dark, ge ,tleman, who
had. been Q soldier and lost an arm in
battle, He read It; as he did 50 his cheek
flushed and he promised that something
should be done for the poor pawnIbro-
ker 49,, sSH 20 - - -, - =. ..5
5, That evening men came in a carriage
for Moses Croker, they brought air pill
lows and blankets and carried him to
6ne mansion in handsome street; there
they laid him on a splendid bed. A gen
tleman,l dark barred, dark-eyed, with an
empty sleeve, bent over him. t..;"..,..r
"This is not hospitali' faltered Mo
ses Croker. @-.'1- l' - -, f5, ~. 80 :
"No," replied the other, '.it,is not; it
is q home Your home while you live
Moses Croker, don't, you know me P, 2'''. !.
yonnger. said Moses. -. -. 80 :
d $50 we're you fifteen years ago." said
the gentleman, You remember the
man to whom you left his cherished ring
Ito, whom you loaned money without
security2s He is not ,ungrateful. That
little, sum helped him to regain stand
ing-place on earth /; now he offers you q
helping hand" " s,, - -. : 80
Moses Croker could only gasp -, !. I
'"You are too good" be said by and
BY. Il hayn't thanks enough y -
And in that, happy shelter Moses Gro
ker lived out the rest OF his life-a sort
of patriarch, after all. Revered by his
patron, who judged bis whole character
by that one sample he had had of it, re-
,ispected4 by bis patrons sons. wanted
nothing wealth could buy; and though
at Rrss he saidsoften to himself, .Allmy
wisdom went for nothing, but once when
/ was fool,F brought myself luck" sf
ter awhile new thoughts about folly and
wisdom came into his soul; grateful
Friendship filed his heart; and be learn,
ed to love his friends boy. as he might
his own aAnd he had grown to be wha'
he would once have called very foolish
man, when one day he laid down hi'
head upon his pillow, in the WEAKNESS o
1old age, lifted it. smiled, said "Miriam,'
then slept forever. 1a has .qoisoh y
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Florida Fraud. {,

9a5a1 [From the Detroit Free Press.I e
There is overwhelming evidence that
the State of Florida was honestly car
ried by the Democracy ID 1875 In fact,
some of the Republican "visitors" were
thoroughly convinced OF this at the
time; and one of them-Gen. Barlow Of
New York-in an exhaustive analysis
presented facts which went far to con-
vince every one not blinded by passion
and prejudice of this. We fancy that
the Republican, member of the sub-com-
mittee Of Investigation will need very
tough conscience to- refrain from join
ing in the "fraud"s cry after he has heard
all the evidence. s.s oao{ efsIey - 4 u
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EWhen John Sherman took the
stand. and was confronted; with the
pledge given to Weber and Anderson by
his own hand, he tried to eyade any
positive denial of the letter; yet his eva
sion was quite as conclusive respecting
his authorship of the paper as any CON
Jfession would have been When he said
thatthere were many things in the let
ter which he would have written, and
did not say there was anything in ii
which he would not have written, be
closed the case against himself as much
asif he had entered aplea of guilty =
Written documents are indeed danger
Gus 10 all but innocent men,. 6as 4. :
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lna% The country wants to know all
the facts" True, Gen. Butler.s What
ever thel facts may be. wherever they
may hit the people want them. and all
of thern--top facts, middle facts. and
bottom facts They want light let into
every nook and corner of the Louisiana
business and o6the Florida business.---
They want to know exactly what was
done, how it was done, and by whom i,
was done They will not be satisfied
with anything less. .gae.sisi. H.s.gpH
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Notary p U.B,LIG.

T,HN undersigned, having been appointed
Notary Public, wonldi inform his
friends, aud the public generally, that he is
prepared to ill Pensionets' Blanks. admin
fs.,r oashs, take Dispositions, ackuow ge
Deeds, Mortgages. and other Instruments OF
writing. q - JOHN JRFfRRs.
sprls, 7sr. Bsallsvills. Monroe Co., Ohio.
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Only Knayes Disturbed.
Utica ObsarYerl

tthlfL 9U1-- NOP'0" OOseRVer1I n I'D
gs ONLY knaves are disturbed by the ex-
posure of crime, The people look on
approvingty, happy in the hope that the
of their institutions is to be
yind'catedl against the foul assaults Of
a1sG5e 9i1BA .as9'qlsd
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-06-18

Nj John G. Fremont has been nomi-
mated to be Governor of Arizona,
There will hardly be any objection to
the confirmation of the old Pathfinder.
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Agriealtats Nlathts, 9mnstmtnts It
NUMBER IS.

- - A.
pale face 70 see what comradet it vss, 4 !
voice 4cailed out: 4 5. ( 80, =
% Come this wsy=-here, Under 40
bushesf' ,.asas;.-r - ss7.: 81 So
! They .erelifsins him upon strstsh,i
' "Hersis our John. Tusn your iiebt
'apon lbs face & 5 q
4 They bent over tue dguss and one
"He is dead i''
ssAad- he mast have wept,n = said ano.h-.
er-''see this tear on his cheek !"'
6 No stone nntks the i6pthet's o erase--s
mo flag, or wreath. or tribute has ever
pressed the turf sxbove the dust Or fhS
soldier-snn. 1t is well Could there be-
a greater tribute than the tears 81 the
|dying-of the forgiving snd the forgiv.
len .FbHns ~ HsgTi aoss<,gsf ss a.Sn
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-06-18

The Texas and Pacific Railroad subsi-
dy project has been postponed to the
bleak and blue December s,,s f.a
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The Old Man.

Don't laugh at the old gentleman,
boys. Itis true, he ia an odd object. He
is q1eer and crooked, and his voice is
thin andreedy, but don't let him see you
laugh at himilol oa s7al g 3ad -
He looks as though he could have moth
ing more Of any Importance to do in the
world. And indeed, the grave for him
is very near, and 1 think he will NOT be
sorry TO lie downin it. But think of
this boys: once he was young-young as
you are, He went to scboel--doubtless in
q blue jacket with brass buttons, and
eatruff1ed collar, such as boys wore
in his day. .5oHeiaai.B l.iaf &
He hoped to be doctor, ora lawyer
and President Of these United States.
He was bli.be and light upon his feet
be whistled as be came up the street
Perhaps he could jump,fsrther and
throw his ball. better than you. Yes, he
was young ence;an if you live you
will be as, old as he-as old and feeble
some day. Your limbs will totter; you
will lean up2a,a cane; Your, voice
will be shrill and weak. and your
hopes and ambitions dead. and The
grave near So don'tIlaugh at the old mar
boys, but treat him with kindness and
respect. DO eapoH 9dI to ssifiHGla.
1qfloi r aaa MARY KYLE DALLAs.si
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PAINTING and GRATNING.

A.. la. SCALES, the old Painter Of
Frame Brothsrs Carriage Msnufactory Barnes
vile, has opened shop in Beallsville. ohio.
He is prepared TO execute all kinds of Paint
ing and Grainipg in the best style. Painting
Carriages and pusges Speciality. "a
idso25. .g7mG gsB3g sgfsaEEsk
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In"What is life iusuranee2 exclaimed
q bold agent in q street ear 10 3 victim
of bursted conpsny. II can answer
that" replied the victim; it is the art Of
keeping man poor all through lie in
order that be may die rich. la p,
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4 A Nevada politician was elected on
The merits OF one single speech. All he
said was, "Felow- countrymen, follow
me to wonder saloon" 'b ~ o5''i
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but it is worth no less Eow than It was
when tile Returning Board allowed him
10 swear away tlievote of o county. l'o8
h Levissee'sI charge that his name was
forged to lhe electoral Certificates ap-
peats, to be 50 far firmly established by
strong circpms!antiai details. But if il
is true IT shows that d part. atleast, Of
thes Republican electors of louisiana,
with Nh Kellogg Standing st their head,
were privy to the forgery of q signature
upon one of the most important public
documents, one on which rested the re-
suit OF the decision, and that these men
did not hesitate to commit q forgery
which had for itsupurposelto controlsthe
political future Of forty millions OF peo-
pile, ., -, .,lh.k,a.t .at -.
] . coRRoB Or ATlvE EvIDENCE. z
= lucy seem not~even 10 l1sl s.. : !.
it worth while to conceal so great q
crime, but it appears meant to use itas q
means of terrifying Mr.. Hayes, for Mr.
Anderson wrote little more than .
month after the Inauguration to Senator
Matthews as follows: ta
Custom HOUSE,, NEw ORLEANS, La
CoLLEeroR's OFFIcEsApril Z 1877.
To Hon. Stanley Matthew's s' 4sJ 3 Ae'sa4ls
/ DEAR SIR: Packard ON Monday con.
cluded that his only hope lay in his sbil-
lity to frighten the President by threaten.
ed'exposure of rascality committed dur
ling the past campaign, and bis agents
have been at work since then endeavor
ing to collect evidence, He has sent fol
me three times during the past two days
and yesterday two of his trusted friends
in order TO induce me to go with then
fand to convince me that the Presiden
Icould not throw him over, gave The out
Hines of a plan by which they claim they
can bring him (the President) to terms
namely, three of the electors on th'
Republican ticket will swear that the,
did not vole for Mr. Hayes, but voter
1blank; that they did not sign the certif
ticate, their names being forged, DC
4 Yet Packard has been nominated b,
Mr.. Hayes and confirmed by the Repub
licans 10 the Senate to the important ant
honorable position of Consul at Liver
lpoot; Wells and Anderson sre maintain
/ ed in their important and honorable pc
\ sitions in New Orleans. Fhe Custou
House vin New Otlesns il full of me
| who, like Anderson, helped to manipu
late the Louisiana vote, and many Office
in the Western territories are filed b
men Of the same kind-all confirmed b
the Republican Senate goF.z,..,tw
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four weeks vithout svais and yas araly obliged @
give sssraSl, pGsiion 3 ana return s,r5snss no
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Ode to a Don Key.

. oKey! Don Keyl 'g7Tea sz aeias
How sad IL must be y 1hiWo7't 30.
For you to sit out IN the cold, ''h'''s''
Writing letters for pay,
Lest the Fraud take away
The victuals. for which you were sold.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-05-11
I-,Ivrognerie.

Nous lisons dams me Revue
medicale lie Paris:
L'ivrognerie continue de tons
e0tes sa marclle ascensionnelle,
mar6e m0ntante on Sombrent peu
d peu la raison ct In tlignite hu
maines, la sante, la fortune, ct
iusqn'a I'avellir DIES generations.
La Gran.le-.>rptagne ct les Etats
Inns d'Ainerique, dams cette In
gubre procession, portent digne-
ment la banniere.
Les lnoralistes, les lommes
d'Etat, les metlecins ehefelient
mn rcmede effitace q cette pro:
gression incessante de la degra
dation ct lie I'abrutiSsempnt. Ce
qni lnanqne, &c ne sont pas les
remeies. c'est Ienr efficacite.
Eli Ameriqne. Ell presence de
Il'inutilite abSolue ,les societes de
Temperance, il s'organisa, il y a
qaatre on cina ans, des croisilsies'
lfeminines dams la plnpart des
granles villes les Etats Unis,
excepte New York, la citalelle
iinexpngnabIe de l'ivrogDerie.
Partont ailleurs. dams les cites
les. plus popule.Ises, ces coara-
Igrllses feinmrs ont hravenent
Ipntonne devant les cabarets lrurs
pieux cantiaaieS, snivis dad
monestations aux cabarefiers ei
aux buveiirs. Files ny ont rien
gagne, 81 ce nest, par ci par la
quelgues jours de prison poul
asoir troable le repos public
Cette tentative est totDbee al
:n;lieu dps eclats de rire.
Ell AngIeterre. faleoeiisme
fait de tells progress, pendant &c.
dernieres aDnees, que les lois re
pcessives Sont tleveuucs Insult
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-05-11
DEPURATIVE
DU
DIR. MENG.
RESURRECTION.

Quoiqu'il SO soft ecoule quelques annees
depui, que Ia Teinture Depurative du DIR.
Meng ait etc retiree de Sd grande circ' Ia
tion, ellie men a pas moins conserve toute
sa vogue ct teute sa popularite, dams nm
circuit Reinforcement re>trelnt.
Depnis longtemps, de ts,us les points de
la Louisiana, ct prime palern Mt dn Bayou
Lafonrche, des Attakapas, de la Riviere
iouge, de vieux nalades me demandent
de reprendre la fabrication dc cette m6de-
dine, 81 justement apprsci6e de tous ceux
qui en- ont fait usage.
Aujourd'hui lie reponds q leur appel ct
Hes malheureux, afIiiges de maladies 6ites
lincrrables, auront sous Ia main cette bien-
veillante Teinture Depurative, qui viendra
METRE un terme leurs souffrances.
Qu' ls Sc hvrent done fesperanee de
Ijours meilleurs. ceux-la qui yivent sous le
Iioug de quelqu'une de ces incommodes ct
doulourenses infirmites, files impnres dun
sang yicie, daletere, NAL elubore.
Beaucoup, Qui jouissent dune brillante
sante, ne lie doiyent peut-etre gu Ia Tein-
ture Depurative c'est par la nuisance de
ses vertus que tel pere, telle mere ont pu-
rife leur sang, acquis me bonne eonstitu-
zion, retrouve une sant6 alssi yigourense
Iqninattendue, ct mis- au monde des en-
fants dune sante fiorissante.
Que ceux qui, comme eux, yiyent dune
vie de touleur, d'angoisses, de desespoirs
suivent leur exemple; qu'ils essayent dc
Ia Teinture Depurative, ct, CONNIE eux, lis
serront la fin de leurs souffral.ces; CONNIE
eux, ils deviendront robustes ct forts, ct
pourront etre fiers de leur progeniture.
Que ceux qui d0utent. s'informeiit.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-05-11
Lg H. w A&92e
seui Proprietaire ct Fabricant,
No. 26 Rae Conti No. 20.

Ce Cordial. agreeable OF tres savourenx
ear le stimnlant lie plus ain. QUE lon ait
encore prsdnit jusqu'ici; il est compose
d'ingr6slients aromati ,ues ct a1ners. qui,
Ior<qu'on en- .ait II age moderement, est
I'M exeita aussi bien qu'un fortitiant
pnlr 10 systeme digestif -ctst aussi un
,lepuratif exceIlsllt.
II ma :ats de superieur paripi toutes ies
preparations de notre cpoqae. lie pro-
pri -taire possede a rappni dc son efiica-
cite les ccrtificats de Ia Facnite Mfsiieais
dc In Lnuisiane. II gu6riI IN prfyient les
iiayres en- general, &c isntres describes in
terieurs; il combat aussi la d s,,clpsie. ia
neyrnlgiv ailsi que Ia constipation acca-
sionnee par ral,us dcs ineslicanents ct les
affections du cnur. II eat effi.s.ce dafs
les lnalaaiies de h ycssie ct les piaux de
reiDs. C'est un toniqur tres-nuissant dams
lie cas- d 'epuisement du sy~teIue.
C'est IN bretivage iaoffensif pour les
feiHmes ct les enfants rt I'm excellent anti
biiiaire. Go Bitter est specialemeut d9k-
tue l'nsage dcs families.
s1 M charles Dupaty est i'agent dn
.M MALAKOF BIrFERST dams IL paroisse
IAssomption On rachats chez lui au
meme pfix que chez le fabrcant.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-05-11
Notre nouveaul Collector de
DOuane!

Oh le superbe Collecteur dn
Port que nous avons Ia enfn! ct
CONNIE il valait bien Ia l,eine d..
roster donze 4 quatorze lnois dams
les douleurs de l'enfentenent
pour accoucher q III fin de CT.
triste personnagA!
Connaissez-rous NJ George i.
Smith 7 Qui poarra nous dire les
titrcs de nj. G. Z. Smith an lant
omploi que Went de lui octroyer
ce bon NJ. Hayes asec i'assenti
ment du Senat est &c que, par
hasard, notre noavean Collectenr
serait nm homme d'a,tfaires habi
le, a Ia hauteur de Ia situation
osfil "a occuper Helas! c'est
un obscur politicien de troisielne
Oh quatrieme categolie, ani M
do une demi notori6te qua qnel
aues intrigues malsaines an fond
dune campagne, ct au profit d'l
radicalisme. Beaumarchais Ia
hien dit: su fallait un littera-
teur. ce fut un danseur qui l'ob
TINT Et 10 mot est d'autant plti.
vrai daaa la Circumstance actuell'
Que l'heureux G. L. Smith n'esI
autre chose quinn salltear politi
uue,et CONNIE il ma gneres jusqn'
lei sant6 one pour les autres, L es'
bien difflcile de prevoir ce qu'i
sera capable de faire une fois lin
che ! IN poste on ron fait gene
ralement sauter les autres.
C'est egal, nos d6moerates d,
Congress ont eu 10 main nialhe.'
reuse, ct il est regrettable quill
n'aient pas accepte NJ. William
son auand on ieur a offert. Ton
republican, quill etait, nj. Wi
hanson etait IN hnlnIne intelli
gent, un v6ritable honme d'al
flares, jouissant dune inflaehe
don't Il n'6tait pas indigne ct
pouvait rendre a notre port bic
des services que NJ. Smith SER,
iamais incapable ct n'aura janlal
l'id6e de lui rendre.
Mais on 6tait menace de soi
conserver ind66niment q In dons
ne l'odieux NJ. Anderson, ct, nou
Is dsbarasser de lui, on a d
accepter le Smith en- question.
le faglait | VOLTA Ii grande raiso
oui fait de II. Smith an 81 hat
personnage. Maintenant. eou
ment front les affaires de atloa'
nef C'est ce qui importe le moIn
II fallait m republican, qneicol
Que, et on l'a. Et on appeAe eel
de Ia rAforme du service civil
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-05-11
DosALDsosvlLLE, "a aoat 1857.

Dr.. Meng-C'est avec lie plus VII senti-
ment de reconnaissance que je presente
u le DR.. Meng un certifcat attestant que,
etant atiaque dune penible inaladie de la
gorge, designee dams Ia therapeutique sons
le nom de glosetie chronique layec ulce-
resl, j al etc complement ct radicalement
gueri par deux bouteilles du Depuratif
compose par lie DIR. Meng.
praticiens renommes, qui m'avaient traif6
sans soulagement aueun. En- derrier lieu,
ct lorsque la maladie await atteint son plus
haut degre, TAI eu recours Ia Teinture
Depurative qui ma de suite soulage puts
enfn ga6ri.
apr-20 in. ILSLET.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-05-11
ANTOINE ANCHORDOQUY,
Clarron ct Forgeron,
NApoLEoNYILLE. lAsasnption

NAPoLEoSyILLE. lAsssmptiou.l
Offre scs services au public, pour toutce
qni concerne 50 profession, Ges prix tres
InOderes
II fsit sur commando yoitures Wagons
OF oharrettes qni ne lais eiit rien deairev
sous 10 rapport du luxe ct de il soliditS
La plus grande attention eera aprort6e
anx vehicnlss oui lui serout enso36s o.
r6paxation.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-05-11
az NJ. Z. Fisher. 6ditenr du

~ NJ. L. Fisher, editenr du
I'Iadicatesr, est lie senl agent tlt.
P;0anier de rAssomption d Ia
Nouvelle Orleans. II est charge
de solicitor des Announcements ct
des annonees ct den perevoir le
prix. Son adresss est an No. 9o
ue de Chartres.