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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02
Connecticut Mutual Life Insur

pany.-Ths is the largest In ttution of the kind in
the United States and the advantages afforded by in
srers are unsurpassed by any in the world 1t offers
pie security 10 insurers, and having $4,000 members
ii thereby affords protection against all embarrassmens
arising from fluctuations of the tate of mortality
Forms of application, any information respecting the
Company, may be hal at the office of The Agent No 2
Warren Hall, Worcester. A. G. WOOD, Agent.
iN3l-h3In
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02

VISITORS TO BosToE CoMMoN.-On SATURDAY. ar.
ternoon, Marshal Turkey stationed officers at the vaons
entrances to the Common, and ascerained that the num-
Der OF sons who went to the Common during three
hours and half, from to IL O'clock was is 245.
The number who went off during the same time, was
1854.
We understand it is the intention of the Marshal n
have the number Of arrivals and departures in the cit,
by rail roads aud all other conveyances taken one da,
during the present week.-Atias.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02

SUIcIDE.-Mr. Lucius Bigelow, Of Marlboro, con
mtted suicide Sunday morning last, by cutting h
throat with butcher knife. No sufficient cause for III
deed has been conjectured 1t is supposed however
that he was Iaboring under a fit Of melancholy. II
leaves wife and two daughters, to mourn bis untimel
end. lie was 40 years ofage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02

B We would call particular attention to the adver.
sement Of Mr.. P. Buium's Health Restorative in AN.
other column After reading the testimonials from many
respectable persons, who have given the preparation
lair trial, we feel confidence in recommending the
redcine TO all who may be afflicted with humors in the
blood, as compound exactly suited to their wants.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02

PowERs's GREEK SLAvE.-This famous statue I,
by our countryman, Hiram Powers, which has the
admiration of the world, is now on exhbona Flagg 3
building, in this city AS work of art, has proba-
bly, superior among the productions OF either ancient
or modern genusi and the opportunity ought not to be
lost of beholding it now, another opportunity may not
occur. Exhibition open from A. NJ. to 8 P. M.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02

THE DONALDSON CoRREsPoNDEKcE.-Sen
J. ID. Westcott Of Florida, who was stated to hav,
communicated Mr.. Donadson's correspondence to tn
New York Herald, (with which he is Connected de
MES that he did So The editor ofthe Herald endors,
his denial thus
ave have no suspicion that Mr.. Westcou had an,
thing to do with the correspondence already published
but, this is a strange world"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02
Cleanse the Blood from all Tumors
BUFFUMS HEALTH RESTORATIVE

FTNHIS is the valuable Medicine that has ever been
Il discovered for all Bilious Complaints Jaundice, Dys-
pepsa, Sick Headache onspaon General Debility Fee
male Weakness or Distractions, ri rheumatism, DC. Ii is
excellent Medicine for Pur, the Blood and rendet
ing ii rich and nourshng teaspoonul of the Resora-
tive, taken on first getting up in the morning, ana another
at bedtime wi purify the Blood than all the
parillas in
II quckes the circulation of the Blood, restores Lost
Appetite, excites the greater activity in the
ton Of Bile carrying of through outlet of the
body and removing that sleepy Responding of the
mind, that almost always attends Liver Complaints
Worms cannot live where this medicine taken; it soon
destroys them.
NJ Prepared at No. 2s7 Broad street, Providence, r.
| by p BUFFUM.
| AGENTs-Worcester, Albert CLARK, James Green and
NJ b. Green; New Worcester Frederic Cutting; Clnpp-
vilie Samuel FIRTH Cherry Valley right Boitomly Ser.
Ing Hezekiah Maynard; Grafton Centre, Sumner bins
more; New England VILLAGE T. d. Palmer Farmersville
Wright e. Morse Wood took, q. Fenner; Whtensville,
Smith Batesj Uxbridge, r. r. Taft and Charles Fair.
banks North Uxbridge, F. M. Aldrch and lillian Dud-
ley. sep2-lw3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02

SCHOOL HOUSE DEDIoATIoN.-The large and ell
egan school house recently erected by the city, upon
the of Thomas and Summer Streets was yeser-
day dedicated educational purposes, by appropriate
exercises, report of which Obliged to postpone,
for want of Space until another day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02

a3 The Raleigh Standard says that the South Caro-
inians, who we're present at the White Sulphur (va)
Springs, when the President arrived refused to unite
with the visitors in extending welcome to him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02

OUR lMPoRTs.-There has been a decline of ST =
900 in the value Of the goods imported this month
as compared with August, 1850; YET IN direct contra.
dction Of the tables which publishes this morning
the Courier and Inquirer states that there is an in
| crease.--Neto York Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02

CHOLERA IN observation-disclosures from Jefferson
city, Missouri, report the cholera prevalent to
siderable extent causing much alarm among the inhab.
itants Up to Sunday IL deaths had occurred.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02
Firemen,s Parade.

Yesterday afternoon was gala day with the Fitemen
oil Worcester The several Engine, Hose, and Hook
and Ladder Companies paraded in full uniform, and
went through various evoutons to test the capacity of
their engines and the activity and pompness of the
several Companies The ranks of all the Companies
were full and their performances attracted large crowd
oil spectators TO the spot where the trial of skill took
place. who were apparently much gralifed with what
they saw. The citizens of Worcester NAV well be
proud OF their Fire Department, for finer and more
athletic body of men never manned brake than that
which passed down Main street, Yesterday. Below we
publish the official report of the trial of strength be-
tween the different Companies which was furnished to
us by the poli.eness of MIR. Engineer Holiness Com
mander -in-chief of the fire brigades:
FIRST TRIAL.-From tub to tub. Time, one mi
No. Engine measurement start inches after PLAYING
lit, difference St inches 'e
NO. Engine measurement at start 81 inches after playing
No Engine measurement at start 4x inches n,y;n
6, difference II inch 'e
NO. Engine at start inches after navng
81, difference Il inch.
SECOND TRIAL.-For distance, horizonaIlv:-
threw l02 feet and burst.
No p playing through 800 feet of hose with inch pipe
threw l27 feet
No playing through 3l2 feet of hose with inch pipe
threw lI9 feet
No A, played through 800 of hose with inch pipe
burst.
THIRD TRIAL.-Between the Hose companies =
Hose Co. No. getting water from the hydrant upon
the buildings, minute 20 seconds
Extra Hose Co. of No Engine, in getting from the
hydrant upon building, Sc seconds
Owing to some disadvantages, which those present
could understand, this was not considered fair trial
between the two Companies.
FOURTH TRIAL.-Challenge trial between Engines
No. A, of Worcester, and Fire King, a Volunteer En-
CINE, built in New Worcester and manned by New
Worcester and Shrewsbury Fremen Time, one
minute. Fire King was washed.
FIFTH TRIAL.-For perpendicular height, all of
the Engines.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02

GB-On Monday last splendid locomotive, called the
"David Henshaw,' was placed on the Boston and
Worcester Railroad. This engine was built at the
Union Works, Foundry street, and is in every sense
OF the word first class machine South Boston Gag
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02

GB-The Glens Falls, N. Y, Republican displays the
name Of John E. Wool, for President in 1852, subject
to the decision of the Baltimore Convention The
Prattsvile Advocate runs up the same name
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02
q be ID ailp spy.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 1851.

" Advertisers wishing to have their advertisements ap
rear the next day. will please send early in the day
possible. Also those wishing insert advertisements
the Weekly, should send in early as Monday
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02

Those of the friends of the Congregational Sab
bath Schools who were privileged to enjoy the excur-
sion to Providence and Newport on Saturd " will, we
are certain, long remember the occasion. The valley
of the Blackstone in its best attire OF verdure and
wore its most pleasant, sunshiny smile. Narraganset
Bay seemed of liquid gold with its emerald
isles The day cloudless, and the wind of the sea
tempered the agreeable heat The members of the par
y dined at Rocky Point where bushels Of green corn,
boat load Of clans, and tremendous fish chowder
had been prepared for them. They roamed in the 10.
Gust grove, swung upon the trees, bathed in the cool tide
and returned to Worcester about O'clock D. m with
out one dsagreeable incident to mar the universal plea
sure. DR.. Bishop and Mr.. Wood deserve unqualified
praise for their management.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02
OXEN, COWS, HOGS, &c. &c.

-ALSO-
COVERED CARRIAGES, OPEN 4 COVERED BUG
GIES, FARMERS WAGONS, NEW g. SECOND
HAND BUGGIES, HARNESSES, DOUBLE DO,
FARMING TOOLS, &C DC.
PerBOns having property they wish to dispose Of either
at auction private sale requested to be present.
the grounds will be open all.
Mr.. WessOn has plenty Of stable for Horses;
sheds and yards for Cate.,
The above sale will take place on the SECOND TUES
DAY OF EVERY MONTH.
sep2-d6iwlt S w SELBY IL CO., Auct'rs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02

COOksOn Innocent Mrs. COCkson has been found
at her fathers, Maine and her family preserved ON
sad calamty and beautiful head of hair be pre-
served by the Use of BURDITTS OLEAGINOUS MEDI-
GATED COMPOUND which softens cleanses, beauties,
anu preserves the hair.
" sold by h. I. Lazel, Druggist, pol Main ST. Price
Is and 37a cents per bottle. aug2Odtf
" No article offered to the public has given such
unbounded satisfaction Madame BOivin's Female Embro
cation, for mitigating the pains of Child Birth For sale by
Mis-. M. ). Thompson, Female Physician, Kinds Court
rear of No Maple street, Worcester Bookstore. So Main
street, and at Carks, corner of Main and Pleasant
aug27-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02
CUBA.-The New York Tribune contains the fol-
lowing further particulars of the Bahia Honda affair

CUBA-The New York Tribune contains the fol-
lowing further particulars of the Bahia Honda affair
BALTIMORE, Aug. 81.
| One southern mail got through tonight, leaving
the latest still due.
1t appears from letters published in the Picayune
dred and fourteen men left at Bahia Honda, by
Lopez, in charge of the baggage, while Lopez him
self advanced 10 Los Pozos. On the next day, 700
Spanards landed from the Pzarro, and cut off Crit.
tenden from bis companions Col. Crittenden made
one attempt to join his comrades, but was repulsed
The Spanards afterwards made charge, and COM
Pletely routed Crittendens little party, who spent
two days and nights in the chaparras, without any
sustenance Fifty of them afterwards made their
way to the seashore, where they found some boats,
in which they embarked. They spent the night on
the ocean, and next day taken prisoners by the
Habanero, as detailed in previous reports. There
are still sxty-four of this party missing. Forty of
them are known to have been shot in small farm
house, and Spanish lieutenant reports, that on the
l4th, he came upon twenty Of them guarding an
equal number of their wounded comrades, all of
whom were massacred 1t was reported, also, on
Spanish authority that the remaining twenty -four
were afterwards slaughtered.
The New Orleans papers also publish letters from
Brand, James, and Kerr They are very brief,
merely list of adeus to friends
The papers further state that the late outrages in
New Orleans, were committed by the lowest class
of the population, and that none of the FlIibusters
were engaged in them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Meeting of the Subscribers the Fund for establish
ing College under the direction of the IJnyersalist
Denomination, will be holden NJ the East City Hail. on
WEDNESDAY LVENING NEXT, Sept. Sd, nj IA O'clock
70 see any measures can be taken to It's location In
worcester and to do any other business that may come he
fore the meeting. seno 10,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02

That the Public Appreciate the beautiful Da-
guerretypes made by Adams Chaplin in Waldo Block is
sufficiently evident any who visits their ms,
they constantly hronged with class of citizens
who have the taste and Judgment to discriminate and ad
mire their splendid Miniatures The Vgnette Daguerreo-
type IL growing rapi ly in popularity. aug22-d3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02

To Husbands and Fathers.-The subscriber
having been appointed Agent for several long established
and sound Life Insurance Com anies among which the
National Loan Fund.- furnish freely to All persons des
OF awaiting themselves OF its advantages the fullest in
formation in relation to the whole subject, at the OFFICE
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.
je20-dwtf EDWARD II. FISKE. .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02

EGreat Daguerrean r alace This truly magni-
place, of MAN Front Streets should lie
tied by The citizens, it is credit to the city. and by
view OF the city and the best possible view of the Hosp
tai In addition to all this the finest Dagueireoy pes
made order, and at the low, st prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-02

DIR. I'll. BUXTON, PULnIOAIST. 49, OFFICE
nd RESIDENCE, No. 20 corner of Mechanic and Carl
on-sts.-Where his services be promptly obtained
any hour, by day night when prevented by prevou
Professional Duties.
Auscutatiun ANA Advice, Free dtf-Jec25
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-07

Tantc bras"dc fer, ellie sc rel eva sans pei
ne, ct vint hotter entire dcux caux, com,
me n balcsnc morte, puts ellie SC laissa
guider vers la rive, obeissant a limpul-
sion DIES cmbarcations, sembla5lc d unc
mere inhrme, s%uivant Sos cnfants partout
OH lie gazon ct les jcux les attirent. Qucl-
ques hcures d'ouvragc sulirent pour de-
charger F~cntrepont; la rompe marchant
Continucl|cment, on csperait avant la
mutt rctrou"cr Antoine ct I~cnsevelir
convcnablcmcnt; la goeIette Sc balanCalt
d&ja souIagee de &c qui l'encombrait
mails Antoine ne paraissait pas. lie pre-
ire lui recita les prieres des morris, fassls,
lance repeta l'amen final, ct Sc r~etirait,
lorsque tout-a-coup Jacques SC fraPPa lie
front en- s'ecriant
"Ton corps do moins, mon paurrc An
toinc, ne sera pointla pature dcs poissons.
Puts Jacqnes sauta dams Ia goelette,
s'aprocha du grand mat, demarra unc fl
cclle, ~l'attira a lui... Tn coz amarrt par
une oattc Il cctte fcelle, parut a tous les
ycux. &c COZ c'ttait Antoine.
C'cst la une g~asconnade qui nest que
trop ~listoriquc. On pourr"it en- rire 81
&C n'etait dc la Confiance ct du dtvouc-
ment dun saint prGtre que lie marin a
abuse.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-07

lis dissent :QHconque nous aHaqne, athquc du meme coup la Etpublque.
Nestce pas lie conte de &C bedeau iToyne ct voeur qu, traduit devant lie com
miaaire de police, demandait dcpuis quand o n neconnaisat la majestic dc la re-
igon.
Bounonss inBtres, quayezvous de commun avcc la Republque?
La Repu5Eque YOU rcnie; la R6publquc a homie de ouse ct dc vos cxnaya
gantes ppadcS
Qi pense4vons decevoir en- op6rant ceHe confusion grotesque?
Nous nous n3attaquons pas Ia R~epubique qi est audesus du sarcasmc ct don't
lie pied hautaln ne Sc souile meme pas en- touchant yore fange. LGn de ratta-
quer, nous somnes pds a la defendre de no.e plume ct de notre bras, contre
vous ct contre tous aures.
Hy a plus, en- EisantIa conedic de noFe mahcureuse petite Terreu, nous ne
voulons ohenser aucune opinion s6rieuse Nous r@pecons toutes les nuances poll
tques depuisle blanc jusquau rouge lie plus ecarIate; mais 81 nous respectons &c.
croyances, cest a Ia condition de les poavoir combatrc loyalemcnt pal la discus
sion ct par Ia logique.
", IA discussion ct la logHue ne vous aHeignent pas vous. Il faudrat utter
savec Vous de pacards lmbecHes ct delucubratons enroue@. LIE courage nous
manque pour entamcr ceue repoussante baaiIe.
% dependant, Y est notoire que yous causez un prejudice immense a nore Re-
spnbhque naISane. vous faes peur aux peHns enfants, lux femmes ct u oapl
tahsfesn &c troIlene seze, plus polHon que les fenmes. Vous empechez la con-
hance g renaIre, vou proongez la famine des maheureux travaileurs-A
aus de yous, conbien dintoranes meurent sur Ia panle abandonnes de leur
gfabat.
TT encore, vous vous dHes les anm de ce peupe qui SQUIRE par votrc foGe!
Nous tes fables, mais dams u Etat qi Sc fonde, il faut ST peu pour Iaire l.
NAL!
Alez' Bob5chcs de Ia TerrcUr Pendant quclques jors encore menez impune-
ment 'S 'sa,1Fnaf hebetees Iarodicz, comprises, lie drame dun pae sangIant.
Batez V05 flames, e1orCczvon<, fitc5 molscr Iecumc a vs leyres.
Forc tarcc tire 4 "a iii ctc hon sens public vous ife!
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-07
XVIII.

euant IL Z cut pos vi 5cnl gardcdu corps dams tout Paris, quand les SuGs
current prs Ia ute, qnand e silence cut remphcd les 1Tacas de Ia Guslnde. Ians
gommy Jugea qHh pouvat sansim prudencc abandonner son potc honorabhh IS
II Sc reP Pa sur ifloteLde-Vlle, pendant que Iorganisateur rion aIMt fare an
tour aux Tulerics conquses.
LahgooGty, CONNIE ehacun salt, reGut a FIIotel d-VnIc I'm accucil tres hIMrY
.afHte VI raconta quill await commence sp fortune c ramassantu e tpnoe aEa
rec = i,aayeHc,e en- lie Presentant a Dupont (de lEure(. rendt n reigicux hons
mage a a menoire de son ami Washington. -
ohaaeuh oeSm embres du commencement proysome vonlut postder unc DIES de-
hes hes d son earquos, Lafitte en- pnt deux pour c donner unc a Louis ImHpPc1
d'Oreans, respoir dc la France.
oete neehe, soft dit en- PEASANT, a etc rctrouvee dams k pavilion dc Fbre, 3l
I reii oHos-Leolsfhhhppe Ia regretc amerement dams Sol cML ~
iaosouy Tut nomne tibun mitire dc la ruc Jcan-PMn- Mote, par laces
nation du peuplc. ~
temcnt la Po1snnre.
nellie. F'' - y Ms aux pnus 'u"' ~
.nn ne eh a., . etmto bhge dc SC. cacher. Langouty rccuciMt lie pnx lc plus
ehr rIl de Ia vctore. II cut un somire dEmneGe. -
n sourre, III baser ct III rendez Gus ~ -
= catule. ehanre des blondes defces! O pote DIES scnsucles anonrs. Osdca
en qh ofuEnst IA Jeunese CONNIE un encens sur rautel de V6nns lsciycl EYosg
ss y souplueux entmf, on sont ys lyres couronnecs dc ross7 Fl
loeesso saurezy Gus tresser ensemble les lamiers ct les cytyscsc e Gcws? dnE
Gus e double derc de famour CT de la glGre? -
~ i. ia s Ut dan ln "a sore du triomphe que !%ngouty dtpo@a lie premier basfS
- 0'ies = lmeAe. te tut sur Ia Propi4 barrcade dc Ia rue JeanPHn.#
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-07

Dicu! que ma tGtc est lourde! qucl
bourdonnement! quel chaos!! from, from,
FROM. fla, fla, fla. tin, tin, TIM. Allie
dormi? aije rGve? Mats QUIZ. mails non.
TT pardicu non, puisqnc tant6t je rcve-
nais du bal de-. ali! oui je me souyiens...
du bal dc la sale Gauthier; ct meme de
plusicurs autres que ~'avais visites dams la
soir6e. C'etait a la poursuite dc NOR in
humane, qui venait dc partir ave. un
cavalier dc bonnc mine, ma fol. m'aWait
du moins dit sa negresse. La %jalousie
me dounait dcs allies, ct les jambcs sur
:f6paule, JIG c%ourais, je courais! lorsqu'un
coup d'archct m'arreta court sur Ia route;
~j'ecoutai... c'etait un bal.
Prompt CONNIE la foudre, je tombe
dams Ia sale, on plut3t je ne tombc pas.
car mes Iambes sc trouyerent a leur p'a-
&C, sans SAVIOR comment. Une robe,
seulc dams I'm cola ne valsait pas, JIG Fin
vitc, ellie accepte, ct nous v%alsons, ct
nous tournons, %tournons, tournons... All.
quelle rage! Je v%oulais punir mon inf
dele, en- affichant unc autrc conqrete....
la musique await cesse; on faisait cercle
autour de nous, JIG t%riomphais, ct nous
tournions... tant ct 81 bien, que nos pieds
Sc heurttrsnt, cue nos ambes s'embar-
rasserent. Brief j'cntrainai dams mn chute
ma v~aIseusc jusqu'aux picds des must
cicns epouvantts. Un peu confus, mais
fer dc ma v~engeance,j c la cherchais des
ycux (mon inlidelc); la voltage n'etait pas
la.
J'etais entire dams un bal de famille,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-07
Ia manufacture natiOnale

- IA manufacture ~EatlonHIe dess
tabacs 4 Lyon, dit lie Saint p2jLir. a tt6
ces jours dcrnicrs !c theatre dune seeae
6trange ct don't !c monde medical cost.
prtoccuppe CONNIE d'nn fat excessive,
ment rare dams les a]analcs dc 1t phy>io-$
logic:
!" Dams I'M a~tcl:cr occopt par unes
Aixantaine &c fummcs> unc d'cutTc cIless
Il Ia suite dune vojlcntc alteration ayecsI
son mari. tomba en- ptoie d inc attaque
dc ncrfs. Scs compagnes s'emprcss"nt
dc hi porter scconrs; mus, par I'm pies
nomenc curi"nx de sympathic, nnc SCI
condo, unc troisiemc, puts vingt toms.
bent simnltantment en- projc aux mtmess
symphonies ncryenX, don't rcnvahisp-
ment ma cesse qnapres l,svacuation dc II
sale, qni sans cctte mesure sc scrait pro-
page a toutes les i'npressionb!cs spccta
trlCeS.
Nous disions qn'nn parcel f,it q
pcu de ~precedens. En- cflet, d part les
scenes famcuses du cimetiere Saint-Me-s
dard, au commencement dn dernier sc.
Gle, on nc ,rouve unc semblab!c obscrA
walton que dams la partiqnc du ctlolne
medecin hollandnis BoGrbanve. Dm,s
une des saIles de fcmmes de phopital de
Leyde, n epidemic de convuIsions ses
declara r!'unc maniere 81 intense, quad
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-07

a ycnir On toHchor lie montant chez II. Ic
cure dc Ia qui Ia marchandisc ct dos
tinee. lie marchand les suit sans dtIiuncc.
On arrive au domicilc dc N. lie cure.
on fTappc; Ia doncstiqnc qni Went ou-
yrir, repond que son maitrc est Gu &c mo-
mcnt oCcupt uu conf1ssionnai.
- Eth hicn, nous lc vrrrons a T6gliSo.
discntl les dcux fcmmcs-.-Alions a Ft9lisc,
rtpond lie marchand.
On entire dams Ic temple saint.
Hume dcs frnmcs s'"pproche du con-
l%essionnaI, Oh NJ. lie cure SC t"ronvajt en-
ciIct.--Pardon, monsieur lie cure. de
vous d~Grnngcr ainsi, dit-clle a voix base
au confcsscur, mais il s'agit dune aI1irc
tres p~rcssantc; l'hommc que yons yoycz
Ia dcbont desire SC contcsscT, ct comme
il est obiigt dc partir tont-a-I'honrc, jc
vicns vons dcmandcr en- son nom dc
v]ouIoir bicn Iui accordcr IN tour de
tavcur.-jc yais etrc a Won dan, cinq
minutes. dit lie bon cure en- lais"nt de Ia
main lin signc amicaI a son futur ptni-
tent. lie marcLand Eait de son cote, IN
Signc de t6tc qui vcut dire: 4 yotrc aisc
monsieur lie cure.j'ai lie temps.
- Maintcnant. dit l'unc dcS fImmcs
marchand. commc nous ayons beau
coup a flirc, nous vons Iaissons.
- Mcsdamcs. ie suiS votre tres hum
bic scrvitcur. rtpond I'honn1tc E&3o-
Giant; ct ses dcux pratiquos <ortcnt dc
rtgIisc en- cmrortant le paqnct don't N.
Ic cure dot solder ic pri>. Qn"Iquc>
i]nstants s'tconIcnt, NJ. lie cure, Qui a
promPtcmcnt expedite sa ~bcso9nc. sort
bient0t du confcssionnaI ct, s'approchant
de l'hommc qn'on Iui await dt~isnt:
- Eh binn, mon ami, ne y0;ci 4
votrc disposition: vouicz vons que nous
r%cstions lei, on prtlGrcz vous vcnir a Ia
saCrIstic?
- CONNIE vots voudrcz, monsieur Ie
cure: lei on ailIcurs, qu'importc? dit Ie
marchand en- trndant Ia main.
- Fou5 6tcs prcsst. NATION dit!
- Mais oui, ASSET prcsst...
- AIors, v%cuiIIcz done Gus metre