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"a WggNSa As0gGg.
Corner Of Queen and Burk Streets;
MARTfNSBUR G.; IA.

TIME undersigned begs leave respectfully 10 in
- form the community and travelling public
that be has taken the Hotel formerly SHOWN as the
Berkeley HOUSE" The House has recently M
dergole a thorough renovation; il is now believed
70 be in every respect adapted 70 the wants OF he
traveller and sejodrner
A large aud commodious Stable is attached 10
the pi emises. The luxdries. of the TABLE will be
surpassed by nohe and the BAR is at all times SUI
piled with choice selection of superior wines and
liquors.
BAGGAGE taken foIand from the Depot free of
charge and ia had weather Marriage wilfrun to
the Depot for The accommodalln oil travellers with
out any additional expense
JOS. C. RAwLfNS.
March i, lS52--1Y. PronIietor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18

10 Merchants, CHRIS, Teachers, .Sudents,
and Al Hen.
JUST PUBLISHED-a n<w. and complete sst df
j Rsiss BY which all The fundamental operations
~ Arithmetic may b performed il an incredibly
sk0rf spaee 81 tine. To become a master Of Them
win iequire not more than couple hours, study
of aay good sound mind and the student will there
b be enabled 10 Add Sabiraet Multiply, oF Divide
10 any suu1 no matter Of how many figures. more
accurately ladeed, 6yend ne Of fTT0
and IN tss Maa 60 fourth he fine required 10 lhe
These FundarsRniaI Rules are followed By An
Examination intD the Properties 81 NumbTs. which
even further facilitates the ttEer operations
There are also embraced ID the work,
RULES or ne GIL CuLA1TONe Of INTEREST.
which viii work ous The Interest at any rate upon
any suris wilhihe itnl5sf accuracy, and simpiici-
" and qnit Sness fully tq0a TO all the other opera
ions this, and vastly superior 10 all courses in
the oil plan.
Together these firm The nlost complete treatise on
the Science Of 4 ambeTs ever issued-and are in
calcuahlY valuable to an men from their never
taisirs az macy and 10 business men from the i'm
mense amount Of time they save from the most
weafisume detail 81 business life. Particularly
ought they lobe 10 The hands OF Merchants and
Clerks, Teachers and Students, and Young Men
geneTaIiys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
ORDER E.gRLf!

fr The copies Of the few remaining hundreds
OF the present edition are being hurried of at a
price greatly reduced from that (S5) al which the
balance were sofd 10 make room for a new edition
10 be gotten up 10 magnificent and costly style
Immediately upon closing out The present one.
s-gr Every purchaser is bound (as matter of
JUSTICE and protection TO the copyrights b. his
sacred pledge Of honor to use The Processes for the
instruction Of himself only, and TO impart the inior-
nation Obtained from them 10 no one
eT To obtain the Process, tits necessary 10 give
such pledge, with The price, Three Dollars, en-.
closed in letter. postpaid directed To p May
NJ aRKLEY, Funkstown, Washington County Md
The Process will be forwarded postpaid to the
given address. Be- particular 10 write The name of
Post Office. County, and State di tinclly with
those neglecling this. mistakes frequently occur
sg- Those prelerriRg it. can order copies of the
forthcoming edition, whirh viii be ready about he
holidays. fhe price will be So orders SEM b4ore
IFS issue will be filled soon, as the copies are
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED.
II every town, and all through the country great
numbers copies Of these Rules can be disposed of
BY any one who will only take the trouble TO make
their scope known. TREY comprise that which
business men, and everybody has Tong felt the want
Of and will gladly obtain. The naIure 81 tAe bust
ness allows any one TO act as Agent aud 10 energy
ENSURES large reward As before explained The
business requiring privacy, orders from Agents are
filed in separate sealed envelopes forY delivery
through their hands When a nutaber of three
copies or more are ordered with the remittance al
one time, 80 per cent. is allowed to be retained as
the Agents fee and so per rent on orders for eight
copies Or more. fSept 80, IS52-4m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
Fall Paper Hangings,

IRON Europe al-oiromihe American Factory,
r haze just come % hand, and are now open,
ready for wholesale and retail purchasers vi no can
not iailto be pleased il they will only II aud ex-
anime the rich Gilt Fancy and other PxPgRs, fine
and cummon, ID BE had at
G. S. GRiFFtTH'S OLD STAND,
No I'D Bali. 81, next 10 the PATROL Office
Paper hung insor out Of the city. al the shortest
possible notices. [Sept 2 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
CITY HOTEL.

CORNER or WALL q. MAIN STREETS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TNHE nearest Hotel in the City to the Depots OF
4 the Central & Danviile Raid Road and the
James River Steamers
T. NJ ROY. Proprietor
ASSISTANTS
WM. JAc9 TAYLOR VIM WILLlAMsoN.
. Anri D iH5o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
A q "a II 10

TIME undersigned have formed partnership in
+ the legal profession. They viii attend the
County and Superior Courts of Berkeley Jefferson,
5 Morgan, and Frederick, and the Superior Courts
Of other counties in such only in which they
may be specially retained.
CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER,
FRANKLIN THOMAS.
Martinshnrg ApFil s. lH52-Iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
DR.. A. W. GRAZ

OFFERS his Professional Services 10 the chi.
~ zens OF Charlestown and its vicinity. he
will be found al his ONCE, 1.-THE one formerly occu-
pied By the Rev Mr. Dulton, j OF al Carers Ho,el
unless professionally engaged
September g. 1882
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
WM. Il. DAUGHERTY,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.

HARPERS-FERRY Va.
DRACTlCES in the Courts OF this and the ad-
Il joining Countess and will lake Atfidavits
Dispositions and the acknowledgements Deeds
anywhere in Jefferson County; and will also pro
test foreign bills of exchange.
Feb 81 lSjI-Spiytk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
Fall Carnets and 0il Cloths,I

CHEAP New and Beautiful can be had on The
~ most accommodating terms, al g. S GRIF-
FIFTH S Carpet Waretoass, where he keeps every
article appertaining 10 this business, Don't mis-
take the nnmper. a BALTlMoRg Street, between
GAY ST. and Tripolets alley.
Baltimore Sept 2 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Corner of Ring 81. and the Pubic Square,
MARTTNsRuRG. VA

TINE undersigned tenders her cordial thanks 10
X her friends and the public for their past libe-
raj encouragement, and respectfully solicits a cph-
tinuance Of the same Her house is about To un-
Gergo thorough repair, and she pledges herself
that nothing shall be wanting TO make the United
States Hotel pleasantIahd agreeable home 10 the
traveller and guest. MARY ODEN
April g. lS52-tt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
NOTICE.

VINCINHELLER 5 LEToRT, having dis
v continued the Saddle aud Harness Making
business 10 Charlestcwn. respectfully request thai
all persons indebted 10 them would call immediate
~ upon c. G BRAGG who has their accounts, and
settle the same. ]. Vineipheller still carries on
the above named business in all its branches in
Mar.insburg, where he will be happy to fill all or
ders from Jefferson and adjoining counties Orders
left with I N Carter in Gharlestown, shall receive
prompt attention. as wellIas all Others
January IS. ls52-if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
PoINTED sERMoN.E .

Many years ago there graduated at Har.
ward Uniyersitga man By the. name Of Rav.
son, who settled in the ministry 4 var.
4moutg. on Cape Cod He used to preach
very pointed sermons TIasipg heard that
some of his ;parishioners we're In the habit
Of making him the subject Of their mirth al
grog-sbop, he.onc Sabbath preached : dis,
course from Che text, ! sAnd was the song
Of the drunkard,n His remarks were of Z
very moving character as mani ofhis hear
efs rose and left the hease. 4 sbert time
afterwards no delivebsd Z dis ourse sin
more pointed - Al ,aey being convicted
BY their own cons .ier lcs, won't out one hy
one On this occ. sion no one veBsurea q
retire from tue assembly, but ;fhe guilty
ones listeps ID 4 SILENCE 10 the Isrh Of their
pastor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
The tharIesteWn Female Seminary

VETHLL be opened again for Boarding and Day
w Scholars On lie J5tA,ef nezt S ptsplser. and
eontnae.iis Session until the 18Th o. July. Pupils
will nqs be received Tor less tin. lhan Half
Session.
CHARGES
For Boarding and Tuition ii En-
glish fincinding All sxpenses.) Si65 per session
For Day Scholars SOS and $50
For Music, Si2 per quarter
T2- For further Information Circular will be
sent J. NJ. Will JAMS,
Aug. 26, lS52-n. Principal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
ATTENTION, HOUSEKEEPERS !!
Old Furniture Wade New.

THE undersigned having had long experiences
j in The Cabinet-making Business IN Charles
Town, as we'll as an Apprenticeship IN Phsladsl-
phia, respectfully offers his services 70 sisR ne
Housekeepers ofihe comfy atiheir houses and
Alter, Repair, Earnish and Dress,
in any manager desired al articles Of
FURNITURE
thatmay need renovaling, No inaIier what may
Be The work required. he viii attend 10 il with
promptness and fidelity. and his charges swill be
most reasonable.
Reference Is 70 his capacity NAV be made TO
niessrs. Leonard Sadler Humphrey Keyes Robert
Z. brown Wells }. Hawks ana others 81 Charles
Any one desiring his services Mi, Meas. .nnlv
70 him personally il Ckarlestown. er through The
Post Oiiice. dEO IS tsSr1 fls1s
september 2 lssp--tE :; = = - :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18

who when / loved. though d despair :
af.is me that coat ed maichle.s pair
81 rant. that wen sks blu,hlss Aifi
The tailor !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18

ALWAYS SOME THING NEW 4. CHEAP
N at G. s. GRIFFITH'S OLD STAND, No.
l22 BaHinsorr Street. nextto the Patriot Office
Fall UPHOLSTERY GOODS. Of every descrip-
tion. new and beautiful, are now open for whole
sale and retail purchasers who are respectfully so-
lcited 20 CALI Also on hand and made 70 order,
Venitian Blinds; Curtains Feather Beds; Mat
iresses, Cotton Wadding, &C. lSepi 2. 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18

TTI <IIncf AND scorer nkRRiNG.
50 ''''''' 2 ! III Z f s; e s 2
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EXCHANGE BANK OF
SELDEN, " ITIlERS & CO.,

w ASuiNGTON~ H. ".
SHSHE undersigned respectfully announce that
II they have formed co-partnership to transact
general Sinking and Exchange business ia this
civ, under the 6rm 81 SELDEN, WITHERS &
CO. and are prepared to deal in
kSfeigM and Dsmesise Ex<A4nges Tine B;iis Pro-
ssissorp Mates Certificates 81 Eepaste. Letters of
-creda, Beak Notes ard Ceia
We undertake 10 make collections and promptly
10 remit the proceeds TO any designed point within
or without The Union.
Mr. WiLLIkM SgLDES. member 0t tue krm and
for many years past, the Treasurer Fl ne Uaiied
States will give his careful personal attention "a all
financial business which we may be employed 20
transact with any ofihe Departments Of the Govern
lnent
The business which our employers may require
us to transact will be conducted with fidelity and
promptilude, and upon the most reasonable terms.
WILLIAM SELBEN,
Late Treasurer Of tie U. S.
JOHN WITHERS,
OF Alexandria Va.
r. w. LATHAM.
Of Eisiiagtsa. D. c.
L. P. BAYNE,
or Baltimore, A1.E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
Carpets, Oil Cloths, SC,

no YOU WAN1s BARGAINS Then 60 10
IL q. s GRIFFITH, No. ~ Baltimore s,leei,
between Gay aud Ttipuetl's alley. He has Just
received, BIZ importation and frum the best manu-
facturps 10 the United States as well As from anc-
iion sales cheap and most splendid assortment Of
beautiful Carpets. Oil Cloths, and Matings, Fur
niiure Covers Mats, Stair Rods, Linen, sc.
Baltimore Sept 9 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
LITTLE SUE.

Dear little Sue, with her eyes 50 blue,
And her tresses of golden hair,
Her checks that rivallcd the pcach's hue,
And her lips 50 red and so fair,
How her silver tongue So joyously rung,
When watching, she hailed with delight,
MY evenings return, while on my neck she hung
Lisping her prayer and good night.
Poor little Sue, no more shall view
From the easement her beautiful face,
Nor welcome al eve, for she has bade u adieu,
And vacant and silent, her place;
Under the ground. where yon green mound
Covers grave small and new,
In sleep so sweet. so quiet and sound,
Rests my gentle, my angel Sue.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18

nRIME Rio. lava ana LsgusyFs colIss: =
" ceired By Ebt son
November II, 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
M0TARY pITHY.Yn
Il. G. y. CHlPLEY,

WI ILL Practice 10 Frederick and the adjoining
w Counties, and win undertake the prompt coli
lection of CLAIMS or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
He will also act as Agent for the SaLenE Purchase
Of Real Estate on the most favorable se
0fiee-N r. StepkeHsbnrg Fred County, Va
Aug IL 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18

ETOUR.-PIime Whine Wheat Family Flour
warranted as good as the best or returned. for
ale By TaRAWLINs 4 SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
4 sTRANGE PLAYMATn.

f
A few days since lady of our town mar,
rated tolus the following curious ineident,
which she derived from near relative, ths
mother of bright little boy NOT year slas
The child was one day seated near the edge
itself being placed in its hand.
After short time the mother happened
to look toward tho babe, and perceived thss
it was leaning ever the yoroA, aadcAatisssly
extending the spoon tsvsrd the ground,
then suddenly Withdrawing il, with sAsArty
laugh each time that it drew lis hand back.
This man@uvre the infant sepeaisd frequsals
ly; its mother, surprising is to be playing.
with kitten paid ne particular attention 70
: It for fke -nioment- z s,s,
At length, the child'st frequent burst et
laughter, aud its prolonged enjoyment Of
tae sport in which it was engaged, isdnced>
the mother - approach and look over its
shoulders to see what IL was that excited its
glee SO much Great was her astoaishmsnS
aud horror on observing that the playmate
of her little boy, during all this time, had
| been large and dangerous snake, which with
mouth gaped widely open and proiruding
tongelwas coiled up h tbs attitude peculiar
/ to that reptile whsnE about to strike, and had
! been dartIng At the spoon (it u supposed 8p
| ,.Lay) each time Wheaextended toward it,
The mirth Of the infant was created BY sue
cess in battling the attempts of the reptile
to reach its plaything! The alarmed moth
er, not daring 10 leave the spot, hurriedIy
called her husband, wLe succeeded in ap.-
preaching the serpent and dispatching Il
with an axe Madison county NO. Record,
A SIMPLE REMEDY FOR BURNS AND
SCALDs. ~ u
\ ~ M
Il Reeses Medical Gazette gives curs fer,
\ scalds and burns, the knowledge Of which,
for Aunanity's sake, should be as widely
known to the people rs it is to the medical
profession. II says, In case Of burn o.
scald, however extensive, all the acute suit
feribg Of the patient may be at once sad
permanently relieved and that in moment
of time, BY sprinkling over the injursds our
lace thick layer Of wheat -four, BIZ the
hand, or, what is better, by dredginkbo;
Every yestige Of pain produced by sach m
juries are Instantly removed, and the suf .er-
er not Gully escapes the shock 70 the ner- .ous
syster. accompanying such torture. bfls. will
generally fall into qniet sleep the moment
the atmospheric temperature is':hus exclu,
| ded from tile wounds Mnltitades are an.
nualiy perishipg by scalds in rtef IN beats.
aud from burns by eanphens, spirit gas, and
otherwise nearly all Of whom might Be-.
preserved from fatal resultif this sim pae,
practice were adopted Immediately afser,
such accidents We hope that, every Indi,,
vidusl will remember this remedy, ana =
dept 1t when occasion requires it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
VIM. Isle BAKI

WM. Isle BAKER,
ATg9@NBI ar EAw
DRACTISESi as heretofore. in all The Courts Of
i jefferson, Berkeley and Clarke counties. As
Commissioner Tor The neighboripg and all the
Western States, he will take The acknowledgment
Of, and AUTHENTICATE under his SEAL OF OF
FTCE, any insirumel Of writing 10 be used ii said
States and as
NOTARY PUBLIC
for Jefferson county He will administer aifidayils
take dispositions. and acknowledgment Of deeds
mortgages &c. TO be recorded in any OF The coun-
ties in Virginia:
Charleslown, Avg. IL. 1s52-6E.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
PO EFT r 7
THE GRAVEssoF 4 HOUSEHOLD.

They grew in beauty side BY SIDE.
They filed one house with glee,
Their graves are severed far and vide
Der stream, and mount and sea
The same fond mother bent At night,
Der each fair sleeping brow,
She had each folded flower in sight,
Where are those drcamers row
Theses, The lone bine sea- bath oaes
III lies where pearls lie deep,
He Mas ahe loved Of all, yet none
or h.ssIOae grave may weep.
One fell where Spanish vines are died.
Above the noble slain;
He wrapped his coiors round his hrsh-s
In blood-red Geld Of Spain.
onc mids, the forest Of The West.
By = dark sfres1a is laid.
The Indian knows his place Of rest,
Far in the forest shade.
And one Ger her the myrtle sheds
Its leaves BY soft winds famed.
She faded midst italian flowers,
The last Of that fair band
:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
Tailoring Business,

in all lis various branches He hopes by strict al
teniion and desire 10 please, that be may share
portion Of the public pasrpnage.
NEW YORK FASHIONS
received monthly, which enables him. 10 give me
latest STYLE JOHN SNYDER
Mav % lS57-lv M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18

WANTED
100000 Bushels Of Wheat ~!
TIME subscribers, having opened a Warehouse
Il in Shepherdsiown in connection with the
POTOMAC Mills, are prepared and wish. 10
purchase The above quantity of
Wheat, Corn, &C.,
for7whch they will pay the highest price in cash
The markets will aaotd.
They are prepared 10 freigh. tothe District and
Aiexandria, all kinds VI PFoduee, &C.. that may be
offered on the best terms. We are now receiving
aud EilLk keep on hand for the accommodation OF
aAose dealing with US, a large stock Of Plaster,
Salt. sc
~Ms. John Kepiinger will be found at the Ware
house to,gisc The business prompt attention.
+. & ]. w. REYNOLDS.
+; Sept, 30, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18

70 Merchants, CHRIS, Teachers, iNaden
and Al Men.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26
A

nominee ptsiphaG, ct dun domcstiquc
blanc.
= Assez 'ala Crrral, jclc perdrai...
je lie taerai sill Ic fnut.
La marquise conliuua sou f6cit, mais
~anparavant ellie rtipondit a Ia priere do
latrc par IN regard siguiti.anf. Entire
cux, lc pactc etait cimcnte dc nou-
vcau.
Get accord n'empacha pas madame
de RumbTyc dc raconter dams tons SEES
details l'his:oirc dc CarraI. IIIe dvait
commences; il etait impossible dc s'arre-
court. Settlement ellie changea lie nom
dn heros. Nais n &c enlargement
cut pm dlmlnuer on empire sur lc mula.
tire, elleleut soin den avertir sou public.
ct aIouta Ell termInant
= Vons connaissez tous, on dl moins
pour Ia plnpart, ce bont1on parsonage.
Jc nc vons diral point aujnnrd'hui son
nom; pcut-atre plus tarc, pourrai>je me
montrer moins discretc...
Une fois debarrassG dc la craintc d'a-
tire deinasque, Carral await rcpris son
isnpndent c;racterc. Nous nc youIons
pas dire que, en- %ecoatant ainsi ST pro-
pre- historic, racontte dune faqon conf.
que Ct a~ss"Isonnte DUN piqnant persif-
ilasc, il nc s,indigna pas plus dune I'll,
rnaio dn InoilS =ut il prrfutcucut dls.imn
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26

Au dessert, i~nterrompit IL mar.
quise en- interrogeant Carral dn re-
gard
Celui-cil,c bougca pas. Les muscle:
dc son visogc scmbIaicnt de bronze.
= Ma parole ~d'honneuf, madame !
~s'tcria M. Alfred Lefeb.rc dos Val
lees, c'est abuser dc notre impatien-
&C J..
Vous qni contcz 81 bien dit une
comtc<se
= Dune manielc 81 deIicieusc !! ap.
puyerent plusienrs barens.
la marquise htsits TN instant. Tan
dis qu'clIc hesitate, Carral SC tourna
lentemcnt vcrs ellie, ct la regarda en-
face.
Madame dc Rnmbryc Prit &c regard
pour VI def; ct eomulc l~'assembIGe en-
ferc continual de Ia presser, ellie ar-
peia sur sa levrc IN %sourire cruel ct
dit /:
J'anrais manvaise grace a tarder
advantage. Ecoutcz done l'histoire du
mnlatrc Jonqullle !!
= Silence, an nom dc Dieu . muir
nue. Carral dune voix dtchirantc.
II y await a Saint Dominique, com
mehga II marqaisc sans %semouyoir Ie
moiis ln monde, un multc { appelt
Jon4ni'le. II etlit L. Ills dune ntgrcssc
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26
FRANCE

lie stfnat ~li<cutc dcpni> q"c'q0cs ours
dtla ia lj>tc ciyiIe dc l'cnpcrcur. I)crx
prolcts >ont en- presence lie premier qn'
c]orSi-tc i iaisscr les chooses omm cIIcs
sont. sanf unc sommc a]nnucIlc Dc six
millions mise en- plu, "A Ia disposition dc
NAPOLEON Ill pour Gtrc repartie par Iul
entrc les princes de ST inmilie; h. Sc
rond, qui propose II millions par an
pour lcmpcrcnr, avcc reserve de dotc1
,cn Quite CONNIE il l'cntendra VA i~aani'le
iinperiaIe. Qnclle que soil, du reste, Ia
resolution adoptee d Get tgarh, Fcmpc-
rcnv vera constituer il son profit, alnsI
que celia cxlstait sous In monarchic, np
domaine privt ct III domaine de ia Goa
rome, tors dcux distincts du domaine
DC l'Etat. LA creation OF pIntot la re-
surrcction de ces domaines d: dc"x sor-
tcs scraa nhc oc, ASTON nouvellc dc places
nomhrenses Ct proitahles d distribncr.
Or, par lie temps de solicitation faratE-
que GA nous sommes, rauhaine NEST
pas il dGdaigncr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26

ia FLEUR DE LACE DE MEDEcINs -
Noici TN billet dc Eaire part gui Il circtiIt
dams celtc semainc il Paris = NJ. lc
doctcT TIA lhonneur dc to,s fare
part dc la pe,tc do]nIourcnse gull Went
de fare dc son pere- M. t.. a%ncien
chirurgicn aux armccs. est decide le L.
novembrc, nlors qtsl entroit q PenG do'ts
So soirantc. dir-ncu0iense anace.' Ill pa
RAFT que pour les mddecins c'est la tlrnr
dc Page !; mas lcurs clients mont pas
l'habitudc dc yivre aussi longtcmps.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26
POUR UN COUP DE DENT.

Ti,-Tac est IN gfil1on anglais gros
CONNIE lie poing, qni a ptong6 la den:
dans lc mollrt imbcrbc dun galopin dc
'louzc ans, Toto Chibot, { petit a Nine
Chihet, Ia concierge du nulnero Is.
NJ. Chibot s'est porte partic civilc CT
'tclamc 1900 francs dc dommages.intt-
tets a M. Chopin, lc patron de Tic-Tac.
Lie pievenu solticnt que 81 son chicn
a mordu, c'est qn'il a etc agactpa Toto,
nnc petite gale an point dc vue dc Ia
mabilite I; ct, a'aifle.rs, continun-t-il,
c'cst un porter fills c'est tout dire.
Toto. Pas srai, moi TAI pas provo
que lie cabot a monsieur chose; jc iouais
a cache. cache aycc IN autre petit con,
cicrge, qnand Tic-Tac a jail domino sur
ma jambe.
NJ. lie president. Comment, Eait do
mino
Toto. Eth !. oui, mssieu, quill a mis-
ses dents dams mon pantalon tout nc,sf
~racommode.
NJ. Ic president. Avez-vous soufert
longtcmps de cettc belssunel