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~Nous aPpelons pattcntion dc nos
l~ectcurs, ct Surtout dcs marchandS ct dcs
taiIleurs, sur un avis dc Ia maison Min
v~ielle, de la NouyeIIc-O Orleans. Cette
maison 6tab!ie de Tongue date, a rcncoi-
gnurc des rucs BienvilIc ct Chartrcs.
importc les marchandises FRANCHISES des
meii!eurcs manufactures de Lyon, dc
Roucn ct dc Paris. Les a~DIaircs consi-
derablcs que fait NJ. Minvicllc lui per
mcttcnt autant ct plus peut Gtrc qua
tout autre importeur franGais, dc yendre
a des conditions a~vantagcuses pour les
marchands ct les consommatcurs.
La meilleure recommendation de cette
maison de commerce., c'est que tous les
acqu6rcurs honnates qni y sont allies unc
fois y re%vienncnt solvent.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-07

o A L. CoNFEssIoN.-Deux a%yentu-
rieres Sc ~presentaient un Jour du nois
passe, devant Fetalage dun marchand
toroin a Grenoble, ct Iui achetaient plu-
sieurs metres de toiIe, don't lie prix total
etait regle a 25 francs. LIE marche fait,
les deux acheteuses invitent lie yendeur
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-07
I'm dcs steamers de Boulocne

I'm dcs steamers de BouIogne a
reinforcement apporte CIR France pas
moths de cent cinquante Iievres, present
destln6 a NJ. Louis Bonapartc par un de
ses amis d'Outre-Manchc, lie marquis
d'Hertford. lie president aura tout lie
loisir de Sc consider DIES mauyaises chas-
ses quill await enterprises, chase a dota-
ton, ct chase a Ienpire.
Mais dam! on ne court pas deux lie
vres q Ia fois.
M. Bonaparte, hernandez plutot an
marquis d'iEcrtford, qui paraGt etre I'm
assez habile chasseur.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-07
> la, ct ponrqnoi f;tirc?
NiAis pour vous COnfc$Ser.

Stup&faction du marchand qui protcs-
tc metre vcnu que pour '~ouc'e" les .
f., prix dc Ia toiie vcndnc aux co1turiG-
res De ". lie cure. Hbahissomont ia cure,
Qni declare n'ayoir dome q pcrsonac IL
mission de !ni achctcr de Ia toilc ct ne
pas ]conn"itrc les dcnx ~rcTso"nes qni
v~icnncnt de sortir dc l,6gjjso,.. Ga5Ican.
Tout s'cxpIi41c cnGn. L'infortuni mar
chand q ejt v;ctinn dune aDtacinu<c
~cscroGncric- Toutcfois, &C s"ra NJ. le cure
qni en- snHportcra !o prejudice; cas-,
,tonch6 du d@>csroir DC son intc'IocH-
tour, Icxcc}icnt prajfe s,est cnNrcssd.
avcc uno g%ntTo@it@ qni lhonorc, de hi
rcmbo"rscr scs - francs. Qnant aux
de"x cscrocS femclIcs, !cufs traces mont
pu etre rctrouvGcs ~jt!squici.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-07

maiucs %suiyics avec deS monarques 81
bien intentionnes. Pour moi, ddt-on nc
trailer de courtisan. e crierai longtemps
encore ;. yivent les rois! il me faut des
rois, ct b~caucoup de reines CONNIE celles
oui tr6naient mardi dams la sale eau
thier. dcs reines %couronn6es dc roses
qui rient, qui dansent, qui poIkcnt avec
tous Ieurs ~sujets. Dams cette cour, pas
d'etiquette, pas de gardes, pas de soucls;
un printemps perp6tuel charme lie co"rs
de la vie, ct Pom y est admis 81 Ton a lie
cutie du plaisir.
All! malheureux, qu'aIlaisje taire?j e
jase sans rGhecliir que nous VOLTA en- Pleln
car9m ct que ~carnaval est dtja bleh
loin. Mais vous qui saycz pourqnol je
cherche a endormir ma douleur. vous
qui ayez WI mon intdelc, auprcs dun au-
ire cavalier, yous tous enfln qui aVcz al
me. yous ne pourrcz men talrc uA CRIME.
Nous lison5 dams la Macrrc d T'hiho>
daux IN photographic OH il est dit que la
Cour supreme a rcnycrst Ia rIupart dcs
JUDGEMENTS rendus dams cc district judi
claire. dc cinQuitmc). C'cst unc grave
crrcur que nous nous faisons hate de re
lever, non settlement par respect pour la
y6ritG. mai3 parce que cctte errcur cs'
dc nature a porter attcintc au JHgcmcn
ct a lie conscience DUN juge honorable
ct honort.
Nous ref6rons Fecrivain qui s'cst aims
malhcuvcusemcnt trompe, u journaux
de la Nouvelle-O Orleans qui rcndent
compile des JUDGEMENTS de Ia Cour suplG-
me, ct Get ecrivain vera que dams Ia
proportion de cling JUDGEMENTS du juge de
&c district, il MY en- a pas plus DUN de rem
verse par la Cour supreme.
Nous avons trop de conliancc dams la
Ioyaut6 de r6ditcur de la Mineruc, pour
ne point penscr qua son rctour dams scs
bureaux, il rectiticra unc 81 d6pIorablc
Crreur.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-07

CONVERSIONS EFT ABDICATION.-La du.
cheese de Kent ct la duchcssc de Suthcr-
land sont sur lie point d'embrasser la re-
ligion catholique. La refine Victoria Sc
d6sole, en- voyant les plus bellies femmes
de sol royaamc SC Nsoustraire a sa puts
sance spirituelle, ct ellie a r&solu d'abdi-
9uer en- favour du prince Albert, sur la
bonnie mine duquel ellie compile, pour
ramcner au bcrcail les bellies fugitivcs.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-07

Une fs nest pas coutume. Parbns sereuement ume fI.
Ausi bnn,H est ds victories 81 hauhs que le ridtulc perdrait a pcne a YOU
lor les ateindre; ii est DIES catasrophcssi SSH unetes que la raihic, en- les touchan,
deviendraitn crime.
La revolution de juliet fut une de ces gandes VICTORIES, ct 81 nous par1ons de
deun, cest que toute vicoie a son reVers amentable.
Lie sang coula. Lie sang dn peupe ct lie sang de Farnee. Nous ne sommes
pas de ceux qi font des differences entire les martyrs, ct nos regrets nc choiisent
pas parmi les tombes de nos ees morris.
Paris, gkrieuse ct yaiEnte vile, ceux qni ne font pas vue a Iheurc fatde Oh
le tocsn some, OH gronde Ia sourdc vIx du canon, peuvent nir fheroIsme de ties
Paris, c. nest pas moi qui rainerais ties conbats III ties tromphes. Tu marches
ala teed cs peoples ct lavenr est Ia conquet.
Mails dcniere tot Sc gsse la troupe des hishions poiiiques, haadins miserables
qi tronpent les simplcs ct deshonoent la sainte giome du peuph. f.
A csh ommes dEtat de hasardh anc ct neprs! 49,
Hane, sls trompent sclemment;
MePrN, sis Sc trompept eux-memes commc ces charhtanss qui fnisent par
cGre a la yertu de leurs drogues.
lis ont beau Gie, 0 ne les confondra jamas ayec lie yrai peuple.
Cest la leur reye. pourtant. LTtoirc de Zane qi await TevHn Ia peau dun
lion leuT est probabement ineonnue. lis nj ssayent pas gui est lie poms dun
oGIc, ct maintepant que lie peupe = conqas 50 souyerafnets, lis uurpent lie nom
iunGen regime. @#Sss@M
Et lis YHendcnt Sc parancr sur lcusaeteau, arabri du bla ne ct dc la mo-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-07

-Dcs lcttres dc Gibraltar rapportent
que dams le detroit de ce nom, Ia frtgate
des Etats-U nis Constitution, est venue en-
contactfayec lie trois-mats Confidence de
Newport, en- destination pour Barcelona,
Lie chloe, a etc 81 violent, que lie navire
marchand a sombre presque Immediate
ment. L'equipage ma Gu que lie temps
de sc sauver.
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ERRATA.
abuse.

Par unc crrcur de Ia mise en- page
don't nou nous sommcs aperGu troptard,
n partie,du compte-rcndu dcs FancraiI-
les de Bonn SC trouvc sur la premiere
page a la fin de la Chronjque EurQPtcnne.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-07

0FPour nous conlormcr au service
postal qui SC fait actuclIemcnt ct ne point
donncr a nos abonnes des numeros de
trop viciIlc date, lie Pionnier paraftra le
dilnanchc au lieu du vcndredi, a partir
du proclaim numtEo, jusqu'a &C que lc
courier parcourc trois fois la !ignc, com
me par lie uasse.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-07

tacc. Les ycux de Ptor, larsaient coulter dcs larnes abondantes iangouty retait
calmc ct digne. lie gendarne NIT tia main au shake! Les tene-dcux gamins
cntonnerent I: " Jai du bon tabac dams m tabatere Y ct autes hymncs pahio
tugcS. @ 49,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-07

~NOUVELLE EXCENTRICITE.-JnC dame
dc distinction. une ComteSse anglaisc d.
vcrtissait depuis quelquc temps les habi-
tants dc la bonnie vile de B%oulogne, par
ses excentricit6s. Ellie await quite lie
climat humble dcS lies we son chat IA
"ori, IN angora dc la plus fine race, que
lie hrouilIard de Londrcs await fort en-
rhume. lie m6decin dc lint6ressantc
comtesse, appeI6 pour donncr scs soins a
&C paoyrc ~qnadruPedc, ordonna force
CONNIE crystallisec, ct I'm voyage sur lie
continent, lie climat dc Provence dcvant
(aire ~disparaitre toute trace dc huxion.
Mais, helas! trois fois h6las!!! lair de
France a etc fatal a Minette. Pauyre
Minette! ellie laisse une comtesse incon-
solable pour p~leurcr sa pertc. de jour
nal ne dit rien de la vcuve nj DIES orphc-
Iins.) Les obseques ont etc %ctlebrecs
avec pompe; son corps depose dams un
c%ercueii de plomb await etc prealabIc-
mcnt cmbaum6 d'apres lc systemic Gan
nal, ct sur sa tombe on lit Prescription
suivante :
lei, repose Minette, la perle DIES chats passes
ct futurs. Peasants, une larmc ct une fleur.
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~M0NYgAAg9 DANEDsSSs


northumberland les produits qui
seront exposes au paIais de crystal on re-
marque une carafe monstrc dune se"Ic
piece qui Went d'arriyer de France "a
dimension est tcIlc que trOis hommcs
de taillc %ordinuire, pcuvcnt sans sc &c
ncr announcement s'assCOir intcrlcuTCment
autour dune table dune yardc dc dla-
metre, y prcndrc Icur rcpas qncIqne sue
culcnt quill soft, etc., etc. On entire
dams Get appartemcnt de nouTcan genre,
au moycn dune double 6chelIc dc Ger
tame hautcur, car lie goulot scul a trois
yardcs ct plus. Sa circumference prcnd
neuf yardcs; lie poids du bouchon de-
passc lie poids de qnarantc @livrcs, ct Ia
carafc pcut rcccyoir dams ses flames hut
hcctolitrcs ct dcmi dune liqucur qncl-
cononc. qui c~onvcrtic en- bonnie poudrc
dor, lcrait Ia fortune de vingt pauyrcs
Journalists dc nor cspecc. Pour le coup.
chcrs lcctcurS. jc n'aurais pas dc pcinc a
passcr pour lie premier pubIicistc. dos
Etats- Unis, ct meme &c ccux qui ne le
sont guerc; jc prcndrais pour rtdartcurs
les quarantc s~arants, qni Torment FACa-
dtmic franchise; dcux presses, dams lc
dcrnicr genre. ne sntliraient pas pour i'm
primer toutcs les bellies chooses qui sorti-
raicnt de Icur ccryeIle; ct, &C qui nc ga
tcrait ricn dams nos relations. lc voudrais
vous cnyovcr votrc journal a domici!c ct
rratuitcmcnt. Gratuitcment! c'cst-a-diro
que. Victor Hugo 6crirait pour vous nnc
autre Nohe- Dame de Paris. Iamartinc
vous cnverrait scs plus mobiles inspira-
lions, Scribc.., (Mais a PROPOSE. est il dc
rAcademie ccIui-la? Au fait, en- sacri-
faint quclqucs kiIos dc rotrc bicnhcu-
reuse poudrc. no-s lui procurcrions bicn
TN rang parmi les 1mm0rtcIs) Scribe te-
RAFT done dcs vandeviIIcs, CONNIE il en-
faisait dams son jcune age, ct nous bait
rions IN theatre qucIquc part sur lie bA-
you Lafourchc, pour rcprescntcr scs
chefs-d'nuvrc. SouhajteZ- moi done unc
intirmite de Cettc nature, ct lc fails reyi-
vrc l'agc dor dams yos campagncs, ct
90 cannes ne sout1riront plus &c la ge-
lee, ct la tcrro o u prodigucra ses ire
sors sans travail, ct meme sans culture.
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lei, repose Minette, la perle des chats passes
ct futurs. Peasants, une larmc ct une fleur.
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DI-GRA

par lie plSse.
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