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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22
JEFFERSONIAN REPUBLICAN
StrOudsburg, December %, 1s41.
By reference 10 another column, our readers

By reference 10 another column, our readers
will perceive that number of valuable tracts
Of land situate in Pike and Monroe counties in
this State, will be exposed TO public sale at the
Courthouse in Milford, Pike county, on Tues
day the lth of January next, at 0 o'clock A.
NJ. Also at the same time and place, about
5000 acres of land in the state of Tennessee,
10000 acres in Texas, and 100 acres in the
state of New Hampshire For further particu-
lars see advertisement.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22

A Convention of the citizens of
Bradford, Luzerne and Susquehanna
counties, is to be held on the 28th
inst, for the purpose of adopting the
most early and efficient measures to
urge upon the attention of the legls-
lature, the completion of the North
Branch extention of the Pennsylva-
MIA canal.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22
NOTICE

Is hereby given 10 all pesons interested, that
JOHN FINCH Of Milford Pike county, on the
ID of Novembensf94l |, made an assignment of
all his Estate, reel II:sDersonal and mixed, 10 the
subscribers in lrusl for the benefit of his credi-
tors; and all persons having claims or demands
against said FINCH, are requested TO present
them to the subscribers for adjustment and set
tIemenr, according TO the provisions Of the Act
of Assembly in such case made and provided.
THEOPHILUS II SMITH,
WALTER A. COLONEY.
AsSigneeS.
December %, I84l ct
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22
Tolls unon Coal.

The Board of Managers of the Schuylkil
Navigation Company, have reduced their tolls
10 the following rates:--From Pousvilie, seven
iy-fre cens---SchuylkilI Haven seventy cents,
and Port Clinton fifly-six cents per ton. These
rates are to be charged from the opening of the
navigation in 1912
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22
Dreadful Murder.

The New Orleans "Frend of the People, y
states that on a recent occasion, as Honore
Webre was recurring from the house Of friend,
he was assassinated near his own door; as soon
as the deed was committed. his body was cut
into pieces, enclosed in barrel, and thrown
into he river. Three negroes, belonging TO
his estate, have confessed the crime, and ac-
cuse an Italian named Giuseppe Casso as The
instigaior OF it, The Italian has been arrested
Germantown has heen incnrnnrated lr,ioa hornnnh
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22

The Washington correspondent of the New
York American narrates the following instance
of escape from serious injury, if not death, IN
that city. It shows what perils encompass
life, and how often they come when least ex-
pected. The writer remarks
We had singular incident at small party
on Friday night al the house of the Comms-
sioner OF the Patent Office, composed mostly Of
New England members with their families
just as distinguished Representative was do
ing the honors of large cake and dividing it
among a circle of ladies, in moment of unu-
sual quiet, about eight feet square of the plas-
tering over head about an inch and half thick,
fell instantaneously with terrible crash, "fat-
iening down" The servant with the waiter and
cake 10 the floor, demolishiRg an astral lamp
bending down even the bronze shaft of il, and
breaking the table on which it stood, and seri
ously damaging the chairs which were "within
the sphere of lis operations" Only two per-
sons were hurt. One of the ladies had bad
cut on the head from fragment of the plaster,
and so had The gallant Representative, who
however bore up like a man" under the falling
eEling, in spite of the blood which streamed
from his wound Fortanately, two physicians
were Of the party, and the two wounded re-
ceived prompt attention; and both are now pret-
ty well recovered. An early glance at the fall
ing mass enabled me by step TO escape any
thing worse than a shower of lime. which
sprinkled all the company near it. The cell
ing was plastered thirteen years ago, but it was
badly done then, like all building work in this
city; and the only wonder is that such thick
and heavy mass should not sooner have obeyed
the law of gravitaton.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22

A resolution has been introduced
into the Virginia Legislature, in favor
Of the cooperation of that State with
Maryland and Pennsylvania, in favor
Of the resumption of specie payments
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22
Wire Bridge at Paramount.

This novel, yet beautiful structure, is going
ahead rapidly, and will be ready for use early
in the Spring. The bridge itself will be CON-
posed of wood suspended from wire cables
Ten cables, consisting of abont 800 wires each,
are stretched from the abutments on each side
of the river. They pass over the tops OF mas
sive granite columns 80 feet high. These col
umns stand on-the, tops of the abutments, and
The cables are secured on the eastern side III
the solid rock, and on the western side by huge
blocks of granite above the excavations The
cables, as they pass the tops OF the columns,
rest upon iron axles, which yield little as the
action of The bridge needs relief.
The distance from the granite columns TO
the centre Of the span of The inverted arch for
med by the cables, is about $50 feet. The
curves of course, will be very beautiful The
bridge itself runs in horizontal line, from
abutment TO abutment, cutting the curve at its
base. 1t will be 26 feet wide, afford!ng ample
space for the carriage-way, and foot paths on
each side of generous width. The bridge is
simply platform with ratings, made light and
graceful II will hang from the cables by wire
ropes, securely fastened, The whole struc
ture will combine beauty, strength, durability,
for (reshets can never reach ii, and cables are
incapable OF decay. Kepalrs upon the Wood
work can always be made with the utmost
ease.
We imagine this beautiful bridge viii be the
first and only one of the kind in this country.
The greatest difficulty in its erection, we should
Judge, is securing the ends of the cables. On
The Paramount side, large and deep excavations
are made in the solid rock and huge bars of
iron will attach them to it, so that nuthiHg but
a convulsion of nature can disturb them. Eve
ry precaution is taken 10 prevent the corrosive
Influence Of both air and water. The same
method of securing The cables and protecting
them from injury, is practised on the opposits
side, except the excavations are deeper. The
abutments are of granite and rise directly from
the Schuykill about 40 feet high. The archi-
tect is Mr.. ElIet, and the expense Of the bridge
to the county is $4,000. The old bridge cost
more than double that sum.-N0rh American.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22
MAR REED.

In Dingman township, Pike county, on We'd
nesday the 18th inst. by the Rev. Edward Al
len, Mr.. AMOS VAN ETTEN, of Milford, TO Miss
LYDIA, daughter of Samuel S. Thrah, Esq, Of
the former place.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22

The number of clergymen in this country is
represented at l5,000--while population l5,-
095,000, or one clergyman 10 thousand souls
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22

To make Sick Horse Drink Freely.-A
horse has very sweet tooth. When he is un-
xeI and won't drink, mix molasses coarse
brown sugar in the water; he will then drink
freely.-- CqncGlan Farmer.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22
ElH ED.

In Milford, on Friday morning the nth
inst, after a lingering illness, Mrs. SARAH
BARNES, consort of Mr.. Henry Barnes, aged
about 40 years.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22

Old TIN WARE Of all kinds, repaired in
the best manner and on short notice, by
WILLIAM II WHITE.
Srroudsburg, Dec. %, I84l.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22
HOUSE CARPENTER s. JOINER.

sSiEas e.. Brake respectfully informs the
public, that he has opened shop on the corner
Of Jacob and Monroe streets, in the Borough Of
Sroddshurg, where he will keep constantly on
hand and make to order at the shortest notice,
and on the most accommodating terms,
WINDOW Sash, Blinds, Shutters, Doors,
Clothes-horses, WaSh-boards. dc. &c.
Orders will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to-
Sroudsburg, October 90, l84l
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22
HIS Acres of Land

situate in Delaware township, in said County
about seven miles from the Delaware Pa
river, with a SAW MILL and fTnrssSX.fA
IsiH5Ss
Dwelling House .,i.E$sa
thereon erected.
so.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22
LOOK HERE!

December %, l84l.---6t.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22

Germantown has been incorporated no "a borough
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22
ALSO:

The following list OF Lands situate in Pike
county, as follows:
GREEN TOWNSHIP.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-22

ALSO:
5000 Acres of Land
Tennessee.

The following Land situate in Texas.
1928 42-lOO Acres of Land No. on scrip 3O5
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-12
Academic dies DesDOfsc1ges
de Baton Rouge dirigte a
Tu q. "a. TN ~. H. n a.sn

4-
la qalnzi&me session de cette Acad mic n
commence le A Janvier 1871. M1'gre quill
SOFT de Plntsr ret des cloves d'entrer au com.
m~encetnent Dc la Sc ssion, les parents peuvent
en- tout tens arne1er lears e~alans, le prix de
II re- ls on ne cornpte que du jour de l'entrt Q
de II 1--we.
Rem ne sera n.gligi nj tparpnt pour Pin.
struction dee %tleves, les meilleurs auteurs
seront mis- i leur porte.
lie prlx DC "a pension ct de l'enseirnenent
est fix a 500 par an, payable par quarter
d'avaace. La blanchlss1ge Sc p1yera i part.
Lorsque le pensionnat fonrnit des Its on paw
era a part vi par mois. La musiauc sera pay
&c S2o par quarter pusage des instruments
plas're par mois. Le Francois $40 par
quarter. Ii ne sera fait aucune deduction
pour 10 tens perdu par lilGve excepte dams
les Gas de maladle grave. lie cours DIES etudes
comprendra toutes les branches dune tduca-
ton Anglnise. Les arts d'agr' ment, tells que
le Dessln, Ia Muslque, Ia P%ein'ure, les Ouyra-
ges en- Gre, ct ceux a PAigui1le seront enseig.
ms avec soin aux tl5ves qui les dtsireront; les
langnes Latino ct Grecque seront e~nseientes
) part an prix dc oinq p~iastres par quarter
pour chaqe langue.
q mars. a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-12

III SikOPS AMERS DU DIR. MOFFAT
Les Pllules de Vie ont tie nomrn es aingi par
plusle1rs In tlvidas a aai Giles ont sauv6 Ia
vie. Dams une infinjtG Je cas- leur egscaciti a
paru pressure miraculeuse, par Ia fac dltG
qn'elles poss3dsnt dc purifier les organes vi
taux ct dc lenr bonner du ton, de la vigueur.
Ces plu.es sont purerncnt ct enforcement COM
posoes de vtgttaux, elles ne confinement nj
mercure, M arsenic, nj atinmolne, nj aucun
autre meta, Elles SOFT e~xtraites de plantes
rares,dont les vertus sont connues depnis long,
tens des tributs indiennes, ct recemment de
quelques chimistes distinguAs. I'm de leur
principaux eife.s, est de dctacher des parois
de Pestonac les impuretis qui sly dtposent
continueliement ct de donner TN jeu libre all
foe OF aux poumons, desquels dapand Ia rGgu-
larltt. De plusleurs organes.
Les Sirops Amers du Phoenix sont aussi en-
tlarenent composss de vegetaux, ct sont un
remede infallible pour toutes especes de fa-
vre lnternittentes !: ills chassent le mercure du
systemic, ct en- dGtruisent avec %pronptitude les
~inauvais efiets.
DE plus ampIes details Sc t%rouyent sur les
prospectus qll accompaniment chaque boite e.
chaque bouteille de slrop.
lie depot a Baton Rouge est chez B. Jour
daH, pharimacien, qui est charge de la vente dc
Medicines ct chez qui on pourra Sc pro-
curers tout les "details nj CT ssaires.
WIN. B. MOFFAT.
NeW-1ork,l Is Sep:embre, 1899.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-12

MEURTRE DE MARiNs ANGLAIs.-Les
marins du commerce ang'ais .~iouent dc
malheur. LIE Courier des Efats- Unis a
dome, dams son numtro du 8 mai, les de.
tails du massacre de l~'equipage ct de Pin.
cendle dun baIelnier anglais, par les natu.
rels des lies de Nicobar, situees au nord.
Guest de Sumatra. LIE CODE de Londres
relate Moore la perte du baleinier le South.
Seaman, qui, part de Londres il y a six
mois, q etc atiaqne par des pirates Ma!ais
dams lie detroit de Timer. LIE capitaiDe ct
Ptquipage Sc dGfendirent vaiiiamment,
nals lis turent ecrases par lie nombre. Les
pirates entrer mt dams lie ~naivre, lie pile.
rent de toutes ses pre- visions, ct tuerent GU
blesserent la plus grande partie de l'tqui.
page. LIE capitaine, lie Ter ct lie 2e lleu.
tenant ct % matelot- ton.berent vie;imes
de la basbarie des Malais /; IL Sc mate, Ic
chirurgien ct 8 matelo!s e%chapperent a la
mort ct dirigerent lie navire sur Singapore.
&c sont les seules particula,ltes encore
ccanues sur ce deplorable evenement
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-12
SCENES PARI SENS.

Une aventure, arrivee dams uae vile du
resort de la Ctur Royalc dc Paris, va
donner lieu a un process ftrt curiellx.
Mile. w.. richie henilere ttaitrecher.
chez en- marriage par oeux p~retendaa:s;
| uD, M. L. . jeuEe honme peu tavorise
de la fortune, cempense ce dctsut par piu-
sieurs ayantages il est grand, bien iait,
doue dune Inquire agrtabIe ~I'autre, Nj.
Co.. est un Celaoan de qua ante-c,na
ans, done les chegeux ccmmencent a gri.
sonner, ct qui ma,
Pour reparer des ans rirrtparable outrage,
GU du meins pour Sc les faire pardonner,
d'autre merite que ce.ui de posseder v ngt
mile fra. cs de reveDus. Apr,s de longs
dtbats arec sa famille, &C fut en- favour du
jeune hcmme que Mile V. Sc ptononca, Ell,
ctmme ellie await atteint So ma,orite, sa
Eolonte etalt toute ruissante. Bientot on
$ occupa des prtparatifs du marriage les
bans iurent publies, ct la veille du lonr fixe
pour la eertmonie etant arriyeee, Mile V.
tit une vislte au cure de rendroit, atm de
lui demander a quelle heure il voudrai,
bienF entendre al tribunal de la p~tnitence.
IL tut convenu que ce serait a 6 heures du
solr- Ellie %s.arrangea en- consequence {:
a o heures mo MS un quart, lie cure Sc
disPosait a Sc rendre a ltgiise Iorsqu'un
hahitant de la vile arrlya aupres de
lui .
Monsieur lie cure, lui dit-il, vous me
rcyez all desesp ir; ma femme Sc meurt;
peut-etre n'a-t-eile pas mainteEant une
helre a vivre dependant ellie a conserve
present toute sa connaiasanee, ct
ellie vous supple de vouloir biea yenir la
ronfesser.
De tout mon cGur, dit le bon pretre
celia ne pourrait.il pas Sc diferer i
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-12
CONDITIONS DE IA Gazrr.rn

oh ne fecevra p's De subscription pour
MONS dune annie. lie rrlx de announcement
est oe sfT f'astres par aimee. don't rrois au
commencement do. dern;er stnestra. Less
pefsohhes qui pr nne raasotf queleenque, i'll
geraient converts ole de d;seontinuer leur,a[Sn-
neineh'' deVr1nt en- bonner avis avant "a fin
de iannfs; ara cas- coutr4ire. elies seroat coa-
sLd, rees crn'ne lie resolvellant.
Les v Sc Daieront de Ia mani4re sniy9nse,
SAVIOR; les avis qai n'exe 1eroas pas aouze
ii9hes' or qal seront mo,nares, SO paiercat
UNE PiA SIRE pour Ia premiere irsert.en, ct
% CENTS pour chaqae rtpttition; les avg
pius longs suivant Ia meme rsg,e.
Tout Avis. q MONS gu'on BE P~orionne au-
ue'ae1t. sera public en- Francois Ct en- An
glais, e. pay SIR ehacune des deax ~lanyuer,
Jisqu'a &c qs'.l so.t retire.
Pour tous les advertisements offcie's,, lea
officers en- seront personpeiiement respor-
sableF, e. sils refasaient den prendre Ia res
ponsibilitf, de tets avis ne seraient ppblitR
qu'autaa. que 10 Placement On ssrait assure.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-12
MON HABIT.

AIR du Vaudeville do D6cence.
Sois.moi fidele, . pauvre habit que Jaime .
Ensemble nous devenons vieux.
Depuis dix ans je te brosse moi-meme,
lit Socrate n'e0t pas fat mleux.
Quand 10 sort a Ia mince ttoffe
Liyrorait de nouveaux combatr.
Imite-mol, rtsiste en- philosophe
Mon We'll ami, ne nous separons pas.
Je me souviens, car j'ai bonnie mtmoire.
Du premier jour Oh je to mis-.
C'tta, ma fete, ct, rour con,ble de gloire,
Tu i,s chantt par NICE amis.
Ton indulgence, qui m'honore,
Ne ma point bannl de leurs bras.
Tous ils sont prets 4 nous feter encore /:
Mon We'll ami, ne nous separons pas.
A ton reyers j'admire une reprise +;
C'est encore I'm doux souvenir.
Poignant un soir de FUR la tendre Lse,
Jo sens 50 main me retenir.
On te dechire, ct Get outrage
Arpres dele enchaine mes pos.
Lisette a mis- dcux jonrs a tant d'ouvrage:
Men We'll ami, ne nous stparors pas.
T'ai-ie imprtgnt des f1ots de muse ct d'ambre
Cu'ln fat exhale On Sc m'rant
M'a-t-on annals vu dams une ant'chambre
T'exposer au mt pris dun grand!
Pour des rnbans Ia France en'iere
Tut en- proie 4 de longs dtbats
II i!enr des champs hrille i Ia b~outonnisre {:
Mon We'll ani, ne nous s6parons pas.
Ne cra;rs Plus tant res icurs de courses vaines
Ga no.re destin fut pareil
Cos ours malss de piais,rs ct de peines.
Malts de pluie ct de soleil.
Ie dois bient6t, il me lie semble.
Metre pour jamais habit has.
Attaals I'm pea: nous inirons ensemble:
Mon We'll am, ne nous separons pas.
Btraneer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-12

SoIXANTE AssAssINATs.-Le Is avril,
des officers de police, en- PEASANT lie soir
dams Ia rue dc st. Jean de Beauvais, aper.
current I'm individu, "a mine s,,specie, qui
se glis-ait lie long DIES murs de cette ruelle
sale ct obscure. lis arreterent, ct s'Gtant
mis- en- devoir de visiter un sac enorme
quill portrait sur les e~paulcs lis rlculerent
d'horreur a la vue de vingt cadavres /.
&c chats. Presse de questions, German
Gale rtpondit hardiment quill ~n'avait
d'autre meter que celui de tueur de chats
don't il yendalt les peaux, IN tres bon prix,
aux fourreurs, ct les corps aux rc%statirateurs
qi les mefamorphosaient en- lapins pour
leurs pratiqurs. lie bruit de cette impor-
'ante asrestation ma pas tard6 i c~irculer
de maison en- maison, dams lie quarter, ct
hientot les officers de police ont Gu beau
coup de peine a proteger leur prisonnier
contre les violences dune nu6e de portieres
ct de vieilles files. II etait deia alteint
ct convaincu de soixante assassinats, Iors-
quill est arrive au violon. LIE iugement
de cette affaire promet d'offrir un puissant
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-12

GHANnE DECouvERTE.-Une exph.
renee du plus grand lnttr6t a etc fate
dernierement au chateau de Vi~lletaneuse
pres ST. Denis. MN. L..t. /. p6re ct fila
a~nciens libraries, ~ayaieDt annoncG depui,
lonstemps, par Ia vote de la presse, a lis
etaient parvenus d trouver lie mnyen dc
diriger les nerostats. Plusieurs expG-
rences laites en- petit dams les cours de
rEcole militaire, 4 Paris, %avaient meme
Gu dos rGsuItats assoc sa,isfaisans /; Pexp6-
rience oh CT est venue ri alistr tcufrs le.
%csptranccs. M. L... fills, apres s'Gtre
eI6ve il une hauteur d'env,ron deux cents
cinquante metres, a raide DUN balIon con-
strut par lui ct par son pere, fiji mouvoir
lingGn u mtcanisme adapte Il l'aerostat
ct aussit6t Ia machine fit route yers rouest,
malgre le vent assez violent qui venait dc
ce point /; puts il rcvint sur SEES pas Ell s'a.
vanca s,,ccessivement dams toutes les d.
rections, en- meme tens 'qu'it montait ct
descendant a volontt sans faire usage d'au.
cune csrece de lest, du moins en- apra.
renee. Ces lvolutions durerent pres de
trois haures, apres quot Pintr6pidc aero
naute de scendit all point d'o1 il Gtait parti.
aux acclamations DIES Spectators.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-12

2 BANouE DEE ETATs. UNrs.---Les &C.
~tionnalr. dc cette Banque viennent de Sc
rounir pour pronoEccr sur son avenir lie
30 avril, fAssembIGe Legislative dc la
Pennsylvania u vote une loi, qui u Ell poul
but de ~relcyer In Banque des Etats- mis-
de Ia forfaiture d 50 charte ct de la penalite
des ~ pour cent encourus par ellie pour
avoir suspendu ses placements en- especes,
a la condition tue les actionnair's, convo-
qnes en- meeting general, consontiraieni d
renoncer ii prlvilt &c sptciaux accordts i
Ia Banque lore de son Incorporation, ct b
SC soumettre d toutes les lois qli pourront
Glre failes pour les rtelements des Banques
de Ia communicate Pennsylvanienne.
Les aciicnnaires avaien, done d pronon-
cc' sur cettc offre, CT ccmme, en- la reje-
tant, il fallait n payer Gu liq'ider, lis ont
accepte la condition nouyelle faii e i leur
institution. L'un dcs membres du &C mite,
M. Bayard, II assure que de investigation
fate, il resultant pour lni Ia conviction que
sur les 35 millions du capita 'e Ia Banqie,
il y en- await bien "a de hois; qu'en
d6duisant six pour toutes les mauvaises
6%ventualites, il resterait encore IL millions
d'assur6s, arec DIES SONS ct da tens. En-
consequence, les aciionnair y ont decide Il
.runanimit6, mnins troi, voix. que Ia Ban.
que continuerait ses operations, attendu
que s'arrater ct faire une obligation gene
rale (assignmenf) de ses propri6tis. se,ait
s~acrifier tous les int1rG's II a etc rtsolu
subsidlairement, sur Ia proposition de NJ.
Randall. qu'une requete scrait adressie n
Ia legislature pour obtenir lie enlargement
du /, ON ct Ia reduction du capital dc Ia
4 a suite de CO drume fnancier don't lie
programme 6tait
Des destins de Ia Ban7uei IL s'agit o~yourd'hui,'
comite d'enqaG'e a fait CONNIE III thIa.
tire, il a donn6 la petite piece apres Ia
en- lisant sa response aux mali.
accusations de NJ Biddle. lie
a applaud, ct les actions de Ia
ont monte de cinqante sous sur Ic
marcbh de Philadelphia. Est.ce TN ste
ces reel oil de co'erie2
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arE {: Ia WdTTfctbs u Haht Is" P
Lee narionuetter, crc-c2.nci,
sont les jeux de tout age:
Depuis i'aruisan insqu'au ro',
DE Ia v1!e au sillagc;
valese, iournalistca, fatteurs,
D.sotes ct coquettes,
All! fsi y eenrcr LES Lrands ac'euTs'
Cemb.cn &c ~narionneitesl
L'hnmme, fer de marcher debout'
Nante son tqull,ble:
Parce quill court ct va partout,
lie pantln sc croft lbre.
Mas dams comblan de manuals pas
Sa fortune lie jettei
All du destin l'homlne icI-oas
Nest que Ia m~arlonnette.
&c tendron dos plus innoconts,
Que lie d. sir d ,vore,
Au trouble secret de ses sens
Ne coneolt rlen encore.
Weller la mutt, reser lie Jour,
L~',tonne ct ~l'inquiete.
Ellie a quinze ans ah pour rarnour
La bonnie ~marionIette f!
Voyeg ce mari p~arisien
Que malnt gallant sislte;
II vous ~accucille NAL on bien,
Vous cherche on vous tvlte.
Est-ll c~ontiant gu jalouS,
A FAR don't il yous traite!
Non de So femme nm tel tpoux
Nest que Ia m~arionnette.
Pres dies femmes que sommes-nous
Des pantins qu'on ballotte'.
Messleurs, sautcz, faites les fous
Au gre dc leur marotte
lie plus lourd ct lie plus subtil
Font la danse complete;
Et Dieu pourtant ma mis- qu'un fill
A claque marionnelte.
Bfranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-12
AVIY.

La sociGt6 existante entire James n. Flan
q Amos Adams, sous Ia raason d E!am ct
Adams, est aujourd'hui dissoute dun corrmpn
accord, toutes les ~afiires qui ont I'll ccnftes
ct qui ne sont pas terming er, ,es.eron Mt con-
~JoIntenent par eux. JAMES NJ FLAm,
4mars a AMOS fnamE
PHARMAClE DU On. q. SOuTERKE.
ill 1ades gazeuses a Ia g oseille,
Z" ai'ormae, ,
au Citron.
Faux n'int rales Gazeuses de- Vichy,
I" de seltz,
s de- Seidlitz.
de Barrageg, etc.
Jus dc 1 mon, bien fraie.
lmai lSfl.-12