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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

% With one breath the Wing accue
certain Democratic papers with abandoning
the hard money issue, and with the next
accuses them with advocating tie establish
ment of State Sub-Treasury system which
is to bust the rag mills and leave the peo-
pie with nothing bu, miserable gold and
silver currency! ..z'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

Commentators Differ Our neighbor
of the Wing is in ecstacies over the mess
age Of President Fillmore. He thinks it is
just right all over. from beginning to end
perfect "model message" Other whig
papers touch the thing lightly, adamning il
with faint praise" while the N. Y. Tribune
thinks it is not the pink Of perfection, and
declares it to be neither characterized by
signal originality OF thought, nor sigor Of
sentiment" 1t thus speaks Of the ~prevail-
ing defect Of the document:
ats prevailing defect is non-assertion.
almost non recognition Of principles. All is
secondhand, superficial, make shift, and
much is temporIsing. limid, irresolute. E
ven with regard to our Foreign Relations,
to which SO large share OF the Message is
very properly devoted, while its statements
Of facts show commendable alacriiy and
assidsity in the fulfllment Of our ubIiga-
tons to foreign powers the reader is often
be- logged with reg ard to the principles which
h.vs :-ui,,Iad the Presidential course"
The T,f64:ne co.Hrtarns a pretty cutting
comment upon that part ct the message
relating to the Fugitivelaw; but our "elgh-
bor, who was foremost in denouneing that
measure, and in striving to fasten the odium
OF it passage upon the Democracy, and TO
exculpate the President from all RESPONSE
bility therefor, sees nothing wrong in that
part, but swallows it all down as sayery
dish suited exoctIy to his liking. and thinks
that it will meet nc. Opposition except from
ultra fanatics. There seems TO be a slight
difference Of opinion between ou neig hbor of
the Whig and his contemporary of the Tra
bune, but no one will question that the
Whig is entitled to the most consideration.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

American' Art Union-The drawing
of the Art Union takes place or Friday
next Those desirous Of procuring tickets
should apply Immediately. J. S. Herrick,
is tn. Honorary Secretary in this place
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

~ The next State Fair is to be held
in Cleveland, according to the decision Of
the State Board OF Agriculture
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

Extraordinary Achieriment"- "--Tbe
last Wig contains some three or four ar.
ticles bloviating over its great achievement
in circulating the half sheet of the Cleveland
Herald and <Rat tail Fsle," containing
the Presidents Message and some six col
umns Of Cleveland advertisements, several
hours in advance Of its cotemporaries. For
our part we would not detract an tote
from the greatjo which our enterprising
neighbor experiences at ibis Extraordinary
achievement. We never expected to be
able to compete with rail roads, steam press
es, and overAowing purses. We did the
best we could, however, with our limited
means, to place the document before oul
readers at an early hour, and we ddn'I
miss it much.
The Wing processes 10 be the true friend
o" f"home industry and yet for the paltry
| consideration Of issueing the Presidents
Message some six or eight hours ahead o
its contemporaries i, is willing 10 sacrifice TIT
interests of our own mechanics merchant.
and traders, by circulating among its read
ers six columns OF the advertisements Of
! Cleveland mechanics, merchants and deal
ers, that come in direct competition will
those Of our own town and county, and te
pay for the privilege Of doingit. When VIZ
become instrumental in promoting ths
interests Of the business men of Clevela nc
in opposition to those of our own town anc
county, by circulating their advertisements
we intend to have our price for it and no
to do it gratuitously.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

G@ Hon. B r. Wade has our thanks
for Part two Of the Patent Office Repor,
Of IS50-6l.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15
Supreme Court Judges of Ohio.

On the lst inst, the Governor and Sccre-
Secretary of State drew lots for fixing the
term Of years Tor which each member Of
the Supreme Court elect shall hold his Office,
with the following r1siIll.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

The Judges agreed among themselves
that the one having the sherte st term shall
be the Chief Justice.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21
Sale of Real Estate.

GnN MONDAY, the 23d day of June, 1851,
~ at O'clock in the aflernt on at the door
OF the Court House, in the town Of Cadiz.
wall be sold to the highest bidder,,he follow
ing REAL ESTATE. as the property Of
Samuel Harper, deceased and being part
of The land Of which he died, seized and
possessed of, 10 wit;
beginning for the snme al stone on the
east line Of The lands belonging 10 the heirs
of Robert Beatty, deceased, thence North
IL 3.4 deg; west "a perches, from the south
east corner of the said Beatty tract Of land;
thence north / 3-4 deg west perches, 10
posts thence north 40 2 deg, west SO
perches to posts thence north 25 l,2 deg.
west "a perches to a post; thence south 40
degs, west IA perches TO stone; thence
north 81 dogs, wesl 20 perches to post :
thence norIb 60 | 2 dogs, eas. 81 perches
TO post; thence south So degs east IA
perches 10 stone; thence south deg, eas,
5 81 100 perches to a stone; thence neEih
80 degs, east 81 perches 10 post, and an
ash l2lnches in diameter, leans north 0 deg
east 81 links; thence south Is 2 dcgs.
west 6l 64-l0o perches 10 post; thence
west 81 perches TO the place Of beginning !,
Containing thiry-seven acres, three roods.
and fifteen perches; all Of which tract Of
lind was set apnrt tor the Dover of the wi
dow, Cassnndra Harper, by the appraisers,
and is now sold, subject to her Dover, and
was appraised at the sum Of $4lO, subject
to the Dover aforesaid Terms Of sale all
cash. JOSEPH SHARON, Admir-,
de Bonis non Of Samuel Harper. deed.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21
For ,be Cadiz Sentinel
OF lic Aaufk cenunci.
TIE NEW CONSTITUTION.


MrssRs. EOIroRs; It is quite amusing to
observe the efforts Of whig politicians to pre-
judicc The minds of The people against The
New Constitution; and how intent they nre
in making political capital out of every thing
that turns up.
After the New Constitution was published
the frs movement made against it, which
came under my nulice, was by the Ohio
State Journal. II commenced, bv short par
agrophs, put out as feelers, at first mildly
eensuring some of the provisions of that in-
strumeni; these were eagerly snoIched uI
and republished by most of the emall-iry
whig editors throughout the State; this EN-
boldencd the Journal, and shortly after il
came oui 10 deadly hostility iO the whole in
sirument. During this time, however, one
or two wing editors had the courage 10 brav'
the wrath Of the louinal, TO speak Of thC
New Constitution as it is, and commit them
selves in favor Of its adoption.
Much objection is made BY The whig pa
pers against the New Constitution, because
as they say, lhe Stale is so distiicIed that tn
Democratic party might elect minority Il
the State Senate. In answer to this, it 1
only necessary TO say to the people that il il
impossible to SO district the State Of Ohio
that the press Of one or the other poltica
parties vii not find something to mall ke com
plant about. 1t is perfectly useless for eli
lher party to make any calculations for ethe
gaining or retaining power, by tho way i
which the State OF Ohio is or may be district
led, because Ohio people are alhinkrng, ac
tive and enlerprslng people, and there ar
elements nj work among them that mus
ever overthrow the calculations Of politician;
Owing TO a variety OF causes, the rehtiv
strength of parties is continually changin
in different parts Of the State.
Another objection to the New Constitu
ton, which is urged by the State Jolfna
and reiterated by the Wig papers in man
parts Of the Stale ls, that The State Govern
ment will cost the people about $50 ,00
more under the New Constitution, than TN
der the present one. This objection ap
pears to oe most eminenlly silly, because
is the reverse of the tiutb. The Soloman ,
the Journal shows this excess of expenditur
by figures, as il he thought tha. the peopl
were to be gulIed by the old adags tha
".fgures won, lie;'' bu, every one we'll un
derstands how the most monstrous lies ma
be propagaIed by the use OF figures. Her
is some ofthe Journals figuring:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21

class off OPponenistO to the New Constitution is
few very radical democrats. The wings
oppose it because !, is too rudieol-n few
democrats because i is rot radical enough /;
the happy mean Of the Constitution lies be.
tween these extremes.
tshal perhaps have occasion to notice
this subject again. The people want light
on the New Constitution.
ANTI FACTION.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21

0TThere is nothing SO conducive &c
health as cleanliness And to keep the body
clean il is necessary 10 balhe occasionally
TO meet the wants of our citizens, that prince
Of the razor, LOT WILLIS, has, at considera-
BILE expense fitted up bath, 10 which he in.
vites the attention Of his friends. "Der
Mashine" works TO charm, and we advise
our friends 10 give il trial.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21

d. MAoLaNE, Esq, is duly authorized to receive
subscriptions, advertisements. etc, in the city Of
Wheeling. for The Sentinel. All contracts made
by him will be faithfully performed.
f. W. CARR. V. B. PALMER, and c, FIERCE, are
Qur regular authorized agents in Philadelphia,
10 receive advertisements, ETC., for the Sentinel.
THERON THoMPsoS. of Steubenvile, is our au-
thorized agent AT that place, for the Sentinel.
}. II. FosTEa, of the Pittsburgh Dispatch, is our
authorized agent at that place, for the Sentinel
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21

MARRIED.-on Tuesday, April 18th, by Rev.
J. NJ. Bray, Mr.. BESJAEN llEAsToN, OF HaTrison
county, to Miss CATHARiSE A. RIPPETH, OF Canoll
county.
On Thursday the LIST inst, by the same, Mr..
BRIcE w. CUSTER, to Miss Maria L.. daughter
of DR.. Samuel Stocking, all Of New Market,
Harrison County.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21

GrShoud any one wish to enjoy luxn-
ry they had better call on FRED. NEwBURGH
and try his ice cream. "Evory body and his
wife" should remember that Fred does "busi.
ness as it should be done, $50 Of course they
will call on him and try his dainties, Do so.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21
Pornrov. NAV m

This notning abou. 0 O'Clock, one of the
boilers II Nyes' steam sa~ mill exploded
seriously inluring MI. Brooks. engineer: he
IhAd his jaT bone broke and severe cut III
Tho head. besides being badly scaldeJ; il il
supposed that he can live bni few houfsl
10 ono else hurt. Tho boiler was tAsowg
eudwise about 90 yards gainst slone wal
Iand bounded back scme 80 feat. SeyeraI
Ipersons neaSibe milIn-nowIy osca ped tbt
Ihying iimbefs.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21

OF The Waichman in referring TO the
opposition 10 the New Constitution says tina.
it is really amusing TO see the sneaking ef-
forts made, by the whig press throughout
the State, asa;nst the adoption Of the New
Constitu,ioE. They have not the maniuess
to come out boldly against it.; brt in viii
ming, sneakng manner, they are continually
harping against the "aGughty itution!'
80, lhe Lokie-fokies"! We have noi seen
one sound reason advanced by any one of
them against its adoption. lf,hey have one
why don't they give IL? and NOT be continual
i ly crying out agans; it, "withoW why or q
,chrefore?" From the Ohio State Journal
down to ihe smallest whiggic, that tgtopes
i S way in darkness" we hear one con.
tnued bowling and mufllei grooming against
the new Constitution. The strongest, ,aosi
conclusive and unanswerable reason thai
VIZ have seen gwen by any whg editor in
tie State, against the adoption of the new
Constitution, is the following, which we copy
from the last Portsmouth Tribune aud Clip.
per: "Some Of the wings will oppose the
new Constitution, and there are sufficient
reasons for them 10 do So" So il appears
lbat for wings 10 have "sulfieient reasons for
lhein 10 oppose the new Constitution" is
merely To have ''willr to oppose i.
Well, lei them oppose tive irus, they
are not so green as 10 suppose that the peo-
| Pile "will'' oppose is. DO moi these Federal
leaders know that the people desire 10 elect
their own State, county and township oficersi
DO they nat know that the people desire
that the Banks aad all other incorporated
companies should pay tax on thor capita
The same as the Farmer, and the Mechaplc
and the Lnborer pay on theirsf Do the!
not know that the people desire 10 have ,h'
Legislature meet once in Two years, instead
Of every year, as heretoforef And do ihey
not know that The people understand full vel
that if the New Constitution is adopted, Ihel
accomplish all these important, and 10 them
desirable endsG Len Whig editors squtn
and iwisi,s nd foam,as murh as they please
!. poor things!- the people understand thei
Lssiness. and will no doubi attend TO itsi
their own way. The fact is, Federalism
always kas been in favorof keeping aiI pow
er out of The hands Of tho people; Away
!, has epdeayored 10 uphold and support Al,
l''Sich and we'll porn, t" al tho expense of III
! isboriRg slasses. Hence its opposition I
q liha New Constitution. It's advocates can
n3henf the idea Of seeing is darling PETS,
! (the Banks,l come upon yhe INK dnplieai
| Easaocinted with property of,ho cotVnon pec
tple--it would be such disgr0ce!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21

E'F What is the reason that the Wheeling
Argus does not visit us? Has the Doctor
forgot his promise?
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21

W1sTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERKY.-We have
not unirequently called attention to this article
in the columns of our paper, and we have done
so with the full confidence that it was good one,
and deserving the patronage Of the public. We
have had a chance to witness its effect upon some
oil our friends, which in additionao the high an,
coniums passed upon it by our brethren Of the
Press, not in paid pufs, but in honest candid
statements, from having derived benefit them
selves, makes desirous Of advising all those
who have occasion TO resort TO a remedy for pull
monary affections, to avail themselves of it. We
have too much confidence in the proprietors to
believe they would thrust this or any other med
icine upon the community, unless they had full
faith in its efioacy-in confirmation of which the
proprietors offer a mass OF testimony from tho
most unquesiionable sources. Neither would
they wish to tie understood as sa1ing that this
will always cure Consumption after it is seated.
although it seldom fails to relieve the worst cases
but ut this season Of the year almost everybody
is lab le.to cold, which II neglected, will lead
to fatal results-by taking this medicine we doubs
not many lives may be saved. Refer to the ads
yer tisement in another column
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21

O1rDr. Guysott's Improved Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparlla is sure remedy for He
Tai
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21


reditary Taint.
Thousand Of individuals are cursed with gre
vious complaints, which they inherit from their
parents. The use Of the Yellow Dock and Sar-
sapanlla will prevent all this, and save vast
amount of mis- cry, and many valuable lives, for
it thoroughly expels from the system the latent
taint, which is the seed Of diseuse, and so taken
off the curse by which tho sins or misfortunes Of
the parents are so often visited upon the innocent
offspring.
Parents owe it to their children 10 guard them
against the effects of maadies that may be com
municated by descent, and children of parents
that have at any time been affected with Con-
sumption, scroIula or Syphilis, owe i to them
selves to take precauton against the disease be.
ing revived in them. Guysott's Extractof Yel-
low Dock and Sarsaparillu is sure antidote in
such cases. See advertisement.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21
FRESH AND PURE
DR U~G s.

" ME subscriber is receiving at his old stand
Il in Cadiz. Ohio, in addition to his former
stock, a large supply Of fresh and pure
DRUGS, DYES, OILS, PAINTS, VARNIStEs.
etc, ETC., in short everything usually kept in a
Wesrem Drug Store
His stock has been carefully selected as TO quail,
ity and prices will be so low that no person can
reasonably object. Eisstock will be kept full, and
he would call the particular attention Of persons,
wishing to purchase anything in his line, to SEQ
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for past lavors, he still hopes, by care
and strict attention to business, to merit largo
share Of the patronage OF liberal public.
nay2l-ly JOHN BEALL.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21

0crln tho Rhode Island legislature Few
days ago a bill was introduced restoring
Thomas W.Dorr. 70 Bis political and civil
rights. On The final passage Of the bill,
NEARLY EVERY WHlG IN THE
HOUSE VOTED AGAINST m, while
Ilbe Democrats uuitedly voted forit. IIere-
afler when The WhFg leaders claim d be the
only true friends If the people, lei them be
asked why did they refuse TO restore The
patriot Dorr 10 bis rights as citizen.
0Sr'Phe crops remarkably we'll. owing nc
doubt 10 The recent refreshing showers.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21
PRESENT SYSTEM
S0s,65t
New CONSTITUTION.

New CONSTITUTION.
SALARY. Total.
s Supreme Court Judges, $4,000 10000
81 District Judges, 1860 4O,5OO
81 County Judges (prohate) 800 G9,GoO
l20, 100
6s,650
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21

Je7-The 'Token,' paper devoted to Odd
Fellowship, has made As appearance on our
table. i. avery neat paper and deserves
The patronage Of tho brethren. Addross--
a. Bi Russell, Pittsburgh---Fetms, three
copies lor FIVE dollars,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21
Ghr CaOi, 5emtimrI.
|. ALLEN & GILES, EDITORS.
CADFX. OHIO
AGENTS FOR THE 1SENTINEL !"

WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY aI, 1851
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-05-21

or The Ohio Free Democrat says Of The
newly elected Senator, Mr. Wade, I've
have heard him curse the day That Fillmore
was born, declaring that he was a disgraee TO
any country or nntionp'
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-05-25

mesur.at dcux arpcnts de face plus on
noins, sur quatorze arpents dc proton.
dcur, bornee dun cote par les terres de
FRANCOIS Boudrean ct de l'autre cole par
les lignes sud dc la dite section.
Termes ct Conditions
Les terres ci-deesus vcndues en- dcux
placements tgaux, n Motto en- mars
1852 at l'sutye Motto en- mars 1858. Les
acquereurs dcyrcnt fourlir leurs billets,
avec dee cautions BONES ct valablcs a la
satisfaction dc administration, ct toutes
sonmss qni ne seront pas ponctuelle-
ment pages porteront inttret d raison
de hut pour cent par An, dcs echeances
iasqu'an Placement, les dites terrcs reste-
ront ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS jusqu'au
Placement.
paroissc Assumption, lie 25 avril, 1851.
81, 5l Az. NORMAN, Sheriff
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toute autre personne pour lni, dc i'usage
dun moreeau dc tcrre dun arrent ct
demi de face au Bayou La!oorche, sui
III arpcnt de proiondcur plus gu moins,
sur la lignc inielieure de Ia susdite habi-
tation pour dix ans, a partir du mols &c
mars lSi9. La sente dudit terrain CON
],inueva ii stre raysc a Nine Francis
AIlcman.
Sc les csclaycs ci.ap,es NOMINEES, So.
voir:
Biz, negre amtricain age de 40 ans;
Ann, negresse agee de 80 ans ct ses deux
enfans; .4.nik, age de 8 ct .Ni.a,, age
de : aus; Hcnrieae, ntgres<e creole agee
dc Is ans.
4o Les chcyaux, muiets ct oat'is ara
torres a~ppartenant a ladite hael'a'lon'
TERMEs ET CONDITIONS.
pour le mobilicr. tontes sommes dc dix
~piastrcs ct au-dessous, complaint, Ct aa.
dessus de dix piastres. payable en- dexu
tcrmes egaux. nnc Motto en- Mars 1852,
ct rautre Motto en- Mars 1853, aeec des
biIDets endossss 4 la satisfaction de TEn.
canteur.
l.'habitation ct lantrc moroccan de ter
re seront ycndus ensemble, FacquereuI
de,ra payer mile p%iastres compliant, Ell
pour Ia balance l'acqutreur. retiendra
| entire scs mains Ia somme de deux mi,lc
hut cent trente-six piastres ct sept cents
| et dcni. revenant a Jean TruxilIo. del Il
succession de feu son pere Domingo
| Truxillo, insln'd Ia maiorite dudit tls
| mineur CT dc son emancipation. soft par
marriage on %aatrcment, linte.et annueiau
taux dc huit pour cent Tan, scra pave
par l'acquereur II laditc Marie Hidalgo,
4 part;r du Ter avri! proclaim, iusq"'a ia
maiorite GU emancipation dudit mineur
ct pour la balance en- trois paiemens
fcl.eant en- Mars 1882. Mars 1858 {
| Mars 1854, avec des billets endosses a Ia
satisfaction dc l'Encantcur ct payable a
la Branche Banque du Canal a Donald
sonville GU au porteur desdits biIlcts.
Pour les e%sclaves cent piastres complain
| ct la balance en- trois termes egaux, eche N
aussi en- mars 1852. mars 1853 ct mars 1854
avec des billets endosses a la satisfaction dt
rEncanteur Ell payable a Ia Brarche Ban
Que du Canal 1 Donaldsonviile on au por,
,eur. Toutes sommes qui he seront pa:
ponctueliement payees aux Gcheances, porte
ront interat a raison de HUT pour cent, JUS
qu'au Placement.
Les terres ct les e~sclaves resteront spe'
cialement hypothequts jusqa'au paltait pale
ment.
La ~1naison ct Ia cour ne seront liyrable:
qu'ae premier i%anvier proclaim.
Paroissc assumption lie 3 Mai 1851.
a. T. HICKMAN.
35j Shefy CT Encautenr
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Succession de Josephine Arihemise, lie
Planc, fpousc decide de Tiltor Leblanc.
-TAT DE LA LoUISlANE.-Cou du
- Cinquieme District Judiciaire dams ct pour
Ia paroisse Assumption.
At,endu que Vileor Leblanc a mis- en-
Cour un compile de son administration com
me tuteur naturel de ses entans mineurs,
Ainsi qu'une petition demandant l'homolo-
CATION. .avi. est par lie present dome a tous
ceux que celia peut concsrner, d'avoir a de.
duirc dams les dix jours qui suivront la date
du present avis, au bureau da Greifier sous
sigue, les raisons pour lesqueIles lie dit comp.
te ne serait pas approure ct homologne.
Par ordre de la cour.
Assumption, LEI mai 1851.
.36,21 DESIRE LEBLANC, GreGie,
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MONUMENTS FUNEBRES.

lie soussigne, dams le but d'etre agreeable
au public, Sc propose de tracer des chemins
au cime,iere. Ainsi les personnes qui de-
sirent ayoir des places de choix pour la cons.
lie, sont prices de Sc presenter dams lie plus
bref delai.
II olfre ses services pour Ia construction
des tombes ct caveaux de famille, ct de tou-
t.. espece de monument funcbre soft en- mar
bre dI:alie Oh du pays. II q I'm assortment
de dessins au choix de toutes les personnes
qui voudront bien lui accorder lcur CONTAIN
ce. II a t%oujours pour lie service du public
des tombes on brique ct en- pierre faites
d~'avance.
F. Il. GUYE, directeur du cimetiere
Donaldsonville, en- face de pEglise,