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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07

IN rROn THREE To TouR NiNt'S
AND HAS CURED
nhcuma,is,n IN Four Hours;
Neuralgia ~ mho n ,,,,',.
Group. III u Gu N'', ,i,,I,,s.
Tonibacbc In Ono SecOud;
sn,sm IN Five Minutes;
Cramns Ia Five Nlmn,csi
Sict Headache In Fifteen Minutes;
chill Fever In Fifteen Minutes;
CEiIbIaips IN Five Minutcsi
sore Throat IN -Four Hours;
Influenza In One Hour.
SrrxAL COMPLAINTS, STIFF JolHTs, STRAINS
Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, frost Bites, Cholera
Morbus, Dyscn,cry, Tic DoIoreuS, and al o'h-
or complaints where there is severe palms.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will instantly
stod the pains and quickly cure the disease.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07

NJ. b. lIAGAN, PIG. Alto.
fully 81, lS52.-l5i iw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-02

4 HANCERy SAL OF VALUABLE AND HIGHLY I'M
proved real esateBy virtue Of decree Of the circuit Of
wm complsinants,
aud Donohoo widow heirs Of John
A. Donahoo decreased defendants the subscriber trustee
pointed By said Decree will sell public sale lot No. ~
and adjoining the United Btstes Hotel and extending bnck
40 feet s0eet alley with the buildings and
thereon which consist Of four brick dwelling with
large and capacious back building and brick stable all finished
the ssd n the materially and being
valuable pieces Of property In the city Of Warrington
Also lot No H. subdivision Of lots Nos and y In No
70 2et inches sevensh BY o3set NORTH
with the buildings and thereon which consist of
three brick dwelling aud with back building. well and
substantially bui and the hest and valuable business
DonolSoo, the corner Of Seventh and ID streets.
And also lot No in subdivision OF lots Nos and In
No. 46 fronting e feet inches Seventh street west between
the canal and immediately opposite the
estont Of the Centre Market running hack 1Oeet alley
win the buildings and improvements consng Of
brick dwelling house, occupied ve and being avery sau
business s.t.t
The pieces property
capitalists desrous Of valuable rapidly imovinG
and seeking valuable business locations
opportunity not likely TO again occur for many year,
i've premises Wednesday Q6h q
O'Clock, with LOT No. H. reservation No. 10,
Prnnv adjoining the United States Hotel
ceedng the several and continuing until the whole
sold 70 ta
sale prescribed said decree,
paid cash. and the balance equal
bonds hvsns from day OF sale, with
approved by Upon the full Of the
and the ratification OF the sale by the court the will
the respective purchasers fee tbe
will be esoid
convey ancins At the expense OF the purchasers 81
FL CHARLES WALLACE, Trustee
J. e. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-02
ny j. @. MCGUIRE, Aucsioneer.

rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LoTs.-By
vne decree OF the circuit Of the District Columbia
Washington county John
hoo and William Donohoo comp'ainana and Harriet Dono-
others, widow and Of John A. Donohoo
defednn subscriber appointed said
cree will sell public sale Monday the 3
5k O'Clock premises
No sss fronting each 20 feet north street. between Fsi and
4
part Of the city OF Washington. ~
The decree
the purchase to Ne paid cash, and the balance
twelve, eighteen, four, thirty
secured by the psrchssss bouds bearing from
sale with security be approved BY Upon fun
purchase
court the trustee win The urcaser
chascrs, purchasers In fee
III complied with within
property
chaser. convcysnccs expense Of the purchaser
CHAs- =. WALLACE, Trustee.
J. G. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
Apoa-9awhdr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-02

T. O. PARSONS UNIVERSAL REFRIGERATOR Il wssR
Ia respectfully the attention OF housekeepes hotel pot
tors, others Universal Refrigerator, lately invented
McDonoush, Of which now be seen ~
adjustment This rsfgeatos altogether different from I'll c
before pubc lie conbnsnns, sPsrnens vessels and
philosophical principles Of is construction. The case MAJ
wood, smell, and iseA with metallic suf
interior Of u ID arranged that each rp
food entirely separate, and removed w
construction current Of cold AZ
circulation around each vessel and within sach spsnns
ventilating convance the compAese puN
whole Apparatus insured, thereby o6vaing all the Old os
made IN every other invention for the as
by avoiding that liability enGendsr Local o. euw
visnd nsh, vegetables, pastry o. hs sA
th~rsin The convenience which affords
ainns this purity buer particularly eah
be surpassed and the small quantity OF ice that required w
everything cold 10 most economical der'derssun 49,,
proprietor CHALLENGES the country TO produce anything us
will with IT, and he guarantees 10 keep provisions oo
ice hours than any ou
refrigerator peck The cost Of the Universal
ordinary Kind, and will bold more pfos's
''as' '"' 'A""''' ''"''''s O. WOODWARD,
Sole ageni for the District Of Co'umb,
Ap 29-eo3uf Il Lei tsss
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-02
Glass No. 5-Flar Canyass.
hes wide, and 40 yards TO the bolt.
CLASS No. 6--Cofton Canra ass.
Weight per bolt, asoirdupois.

To be 20 inches wide, and SO yards 10 the bolt D.
IL bolts AZ inches wide bsgging No 4, rs pounds the
~ bolt rk f-4.
rs bolts 42.inch hammock stun, 100 pounds the bolt
ii do 3o-inch cot stun, so lbs the bolt ss9f
To be SO yards 10 the bolt. Eh H4De
10 bolts ravens duck a,ln -us t4sFt
To be all confoImahle 10 aaunle. 49,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-02
ny A. GREEN. Awcuo~ssr.

TWO FARMS AT AUCTIoN--on Monday, the a. Of May, I
shall sell the premises, in BIadensburs o'cicck
Of Mrs Elizabeth Fers The land s good state
with Of excellent excellent
meadow, and good contains
rooms in good repair with all
buhnxs if required the will he divided and
sold In parts. s#iMs. lT0FA
The described Handsomely located eeva
tod position and presents a commanding prospect-
Also immediately the sale 81 tine above. shall
Thos. feu~ lying
about miles from Badcnsbug and sevsn miles frc Washing
annapolis road connisins between
and hundred nhoMt sy M which cleared and
cultivation, The balance in srceent timber and wood
houss Ac, the farm well wasared and
youaG orchard. i.g .Hsalt ea.s0. 31iNs.fetffa.
Tssms Of one6nh cash tho balance one, two,
svchnse for payments
hsans day ofsaic deed givsn
takenssf tfsf4ar4Ns .N.EtaH Sass 5ase5..a
wishing further information relative
will please call Mrs F.s Mrs. Tley Missouri
Iis A. GREEN
Ap 23-codAds Auctioneer.
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FLOOR OIJ1CIsOTHs ND INGRAM CARRIE rs"s ~
We received ertensive and elegant 'nppv
oIc,hs, tapestry, Brussels PanneI iasdscape asA gr
sold ny and think will be found heavier and better ~ on
Also, article "a vide real English step oio'o''
and durable, pleasant article for sunner use
berlin, Leipxc and domestic table cco<hs, some o' N
rich IN the extreme. t1 = ...,ss
Also supply ingram crrpetings from the lse SUD
which, consequence Of approaching season, we 80
cheap, will disposed OF by accordingly, some
cents per yard.
Also, bale skeleton door mats.
% 1 Jenny Lind do
4 do Edeisde do
erHesrI do lutc do .dss
To Al, Of The attention Of cussoms" '''
public generally. fst go HJN ronsog
ApsiI-ecahmayi CLAGETT poDoo-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-02

EDUCATION D. MccARTER's Boarding school is' :"
II and young suasbnrs Lancaster co"ny On
annual session VIII
Monday ~ May. An ususl English md msn s,wk
branches together with the ancent and modern
hc are taught The whole expenses fof boafd tuition ~
ror ereasr. svins a nsbr.dor, inquir. at mis- ones'"
dress ..,.crvp A. NJ,
-, w r frndr@'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-02
CLASS No. 3.-Ccrrev.

eh % CLASS No. 3.-Ccry~. % rh
90 pounds bolt copper from to u inch per pound
~ ~ CLASS No. 4.-Leos and Tr.
g roll. miIsd sheet lead, 10 pounds 70 The footesy
g. . 1000 pounds eU. per pound
2 boxes donble tin, lax by IL inches Der boz
1000 pounds best English OF East India tin per pound
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-02

IN THURSDAY, MAY q, so'ciock, ne premises. shall
sell lot No TO- square wrees
rssn ~ and s streets, having or, q 50 feet and ssp Of
Tsvms, balance sir and sweIvs months
interest," satisfactorily secured. th fs8 it'4
Az so-.od. JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Avcsoseer,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-02

400 s,des bestq quality bellows leather sample per
Al nggng do hati j. do
30 do best w. o tanned pump leather, weigh
pounds side-say 500 pounds per pound
20 DO hest w. leather weigh = "a
- lesssh pcurds per side-~sy ,250 pounds do
q do best heavy oed pump ieaher-ssy 100 pounds do
q AZ hest bell leather 81 p t 'tta' per side
. do best lacne leather .i1 f.ss.H tgslt#4 do
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-02
PROSPECTUS
FOR PUBLISHING AT WASHINGTON, D. G
During tho approaching Presidential c.n,..-
WEEKLY PAPER,
ENTITLED
THE CAMPAIGN"

TO sr EXCLUSIVELY DEVOTED TO THE ADVOCACY ,xn
DISSEMINATION OF DEMocRATIc pRRcIpLrs, Ann ,.s
SUPPORT OF THE soMIkEE FOR THE rHEsIDrsc, !.
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION, WHICH v,,,
CONVENE Ar BALTIMORE ON THE FIRST or yuNr -
The subscribers propose TO commence on the An !,
June, or soon thereafter the proceedings ~ a.
Baltimore Convention can be received, campaign
paper under the above title. and TO continue The ..m
weekly. for the time preceding the presidential ala,
zion. which is to take place in Novembe, u,,,
The paper will be devoted exclusively 10 Ina Al.
cussion and advocacy Of democratic principle. Ana
measures. and pledged TO the support OF the candd,..
who may be presented for the sudrages Of the Ap,.
can people for the two highest Offices in their pil Nv
the National Democratic Convention which will a,
semble in Baltimore on the LIST of June next
The first number Of 1.-THE CAMPAIGN" will contain
complete analysis of the state Of parties when Geu.
Taylor was elected, review of the causes which a..
feated the democratic nominations, and an exposition
Of the considerations which justify the belief thai n.
people Of the United States, after witnessing III. i'm.
biliiy Of the wing party to fulfil its pledges and 10
conduct the federal administration 10 the manner b..t
calculated TO promote and secure the general ineea.
await anxiousy the opportunity to place The shin Of
State in competent, vigilan and patriotic hands
During the discussions which will be called out by h
per 10 furnish timely information to the people, and
we-considered articles upon such facts and circum.
ing OF the state Of the contest and the principles which
are in issue between the two parties.
eoH is ray desirable that subscribers should Aaus ar
names entered prepiou, 10 the LIST Of June, (e day d Il.
opening Of The canpax,) as zoe esnno, guayaniy furnish
back numbers those cho shall subscribe elsr the sw "
The third number. a4a# f.a4us
"TnE CAMPAisS will be conducted under the sditorhip
of the Washington Uaios. !. will be printed sheet
similar in size, style. and execution that issued from
this office in 1913, and folded in convenient form ior
ONE DOLLAR PER COPY
Clubs win be furnished with copies ior sS
ID" 10.
20 &" IS
sr4.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-02

:
20 bolts light ravens duck sample per bolt
Class No. e--Cstton Canvass
200 bolts No weight per bolt avodupos IS
Fr pounds
100 do No 5coston canvass weight per svordspojs
i.3 % pounds G& s sAe ass4 IN do
SO do No cotton weight per bolt avoirdu W.
pois, u pounds fa.g1 es H. do
50 do No cotton canvass, weight per bolt, svoirdu
G4ts pois, 30 pounds saHa do
so do No cotton weight bolt, avoirdu-
c8 pois, 2s pounds ~ NTr'es s do
so do No 10 coton canvass, weight per bolt svoiIdu
at pois, 26 pounds tEs aa3 stH do 4
To be % inches wide, and 50 yards the bolt.
100 bolts hammock per bolt
100 tat@H
Hammock - Inches wids
weigh pound and
so yards, and weigh rs pounds per bolt Isl s5
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-02

#1 ~ ClAss No. 2.~-Cos9a.
s !s 'hss'. cold rolled sAs.sns esSpsh y q 40
i lssy ie,Os3 Ibs. per lb.)
TO-lh sheets, 5 by ~ feet, brAAier's cop
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-02

90 NoTICE.-Ner,paprs By psblishing The above. 10
gsth0 Nth this notice. until the 18th Of May, UA b fs'
xishsd 9ith o~s copy of The CAMrAlos."a
The last number OF THE CAxPAIea" will be published
after the election, and will contain the official returns Of
the canvass in every State '4
. n DoNELSoN, ~ ARMSTRONG,
o. Oar Democratic Exchanges wH confer great
favor on ,is BY publishing the foregoing prospectus
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-02
NAyy.YARp, wAsHINcroN, D. c

o4ioo pounds per pound g.gs II soa oA, lbs
Round iron, from y to AZ inch, In sizes ~,
CURED 10000 lbs.
F1si and square iron, to az to inches, In 80 N
sizes A. required as.j5r 1,000lh lbs
81 ~ 100 900 Lbs
- Total ~ s4le4 0oA, Zoo lbs
The whole to be Of quality American psr
pound. ~ T5 f.sHf3 w - +
ta CLASS ,-Cdmbsose Iron. 4a.la4 m
Tbs and for cambooses for
used for steamers, about ..-cf
sl, sSS pounds ss Of S S.s ,a .on pound
The plate iron quality iron
freesm ble boows other defects,
sizea, and kept straight from shears ~ ~ ~
Q the bar iron, about onehaf TO be The best quality American
rolled with edges
flag the other half 20 be hammered very
best quality and will be designated In the schedules be furnished
ihnc onfrac
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-26

souyiendra que To dois etre sa seule pen
see, son unique amour.
- Oh Get amonr>la ne sera pas lie
seul qnejeprouyerai: 'aimerai celui qui
pardonne ct qui dot manner encorc...
Nine de Mareuse restait a genoux, ct
regardait son mari avec des yenx rnisse-
Iars de larmes, dams %lesqucls Sc lisait Ia
priere dune clemeDce absoIue.
80 Panvre femme +! pensait Arthur de
Vendeuil attendri ct profondement fache
de cette situation quill await ST b%rutale-
ment %produite.
= Oui, oui, dit lie colonel, apres un
instant d'emotion qui corpa sa PAROLE.
Oui, je %pardonne pour oublier aussi tout.
a-fait
Et son regard, baign6 de quelques
pleurs, Sc portrait sur IA jeune femme qni
~attendait, anxiease ct fremissante.
- Venez embrasser yotre fills, ajonta
le colonel; venez sceiler SUI son front lie
serment d'etre a payenir digne dc lui ct
de moI...
oh! oni, je serai digne de son
ct du votre
ct ellie Sc releva ct vint Sc precipiter
aux genoux du colonel de Mareuse ton-
iours assis. La pauvre femme cola tour
a tour ses levres sur lie front de l%'enfart
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-26

Vendeuil, est venue Sc jeter d la ira
verse..
- Oh ! cette f%at,lite, je Ia benis, in
terrompit lie colonel !: ellie sauve dun
abfme quinn attire fatalite ponvait ou>
vrir ! Monsieur de Vendeuil, J'oublierai
&c que vous appellee yos torts, ce que
j'aurais l. droit de qlalifer de mots plus
energiques ct plus ~justes, pour ne me SOU
venir que des regrets que vous ayez ex-
primes ct a ia %since.ite desauels Je con-
sens a %croire.
- Mon colonel.
II sufit. ~ Vt5us les yoyez Fun ct
Iautre. repritl lie col3nel en- s'aaressant az
lieutenant de VeiHenil en- montrant la
jeune femme ct Jd en abattus ct cons
ternes, yous les yoycz dams ratlitude des
coupables, ct en- vefite je Gouterais de ce
que vons nommez 81 enlightenment Ieur
i%nnocence...
-L'exces de leYf scrnpnle faita leurs
yeax fexcesde leuK faute.
- Leur faute est grande, en- efet,
monsieur. Mais j'1Gcepte ieur %repentir,
ct sur la lni dun ayNeair qui reparera Ie
passe. je leur @rouyf des bras qa'ils voa-
latent 81 ingratcmd 4 Sc fermer. - Mon
fills, ajouta lie colonel, en- baisant au front
son e%nfant, je te re9lds une mere qui SC
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-26

couche dams les bras de son Pere, ct sur
la main de son mari.
II y EN- nn long silence pendant lequel
des pleurs ahondantes furent versees.
LIE colonel rompit ce silence.
- Monsieur de Vendenil vous quit
terez demain lie regiment
-Je lie promets; 'accepte mon chan
cement avec ma destination pour PA
fique.
II Julien, 'oublie ct je pardonne @ga-
lement..
- Mon oncle !!
Et linfortuna jeune homme, s%ortant
de faccablcment qni lie tenait immobiie.
vint Sc jeter aux genoux du %scolonel qni
lie releva. Sa violentc emotion fit expirer
la parole sur ses levres.
- Aujourd'h hui meme, dit lie colonel,
vous parlirez pour Paris. Vous accepte-
req, avec lie tire d'aide-de-camp qni vous
est %olfert, feponse que e vous al choisie.
Julien ne put repondre.
- Refuseriez-vous Z dit severement
lie colonel.
Non, put enhn balbatier Julien !;
~iacccpte tout. mon oncle.
- C'est bien.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-26

W. i1S L flo vi \
sumption, on the premises in said parish, on
Saturday the Ninth day Of October 1852, at
ten o'clock A. NJ, the property belonging TO
said succession to wit:
10. A lot of ground situated in the parish
of Assumption, on the right bank of Bayou La
tourche, half a mile below the parochial
church, measuring one arpent front by three
arpents i'll depthf from the Bayou, together with
all the buildings and Improvements, theron
bounded above by lands of Etienne Giroir, and
below by lands otLuclen Feuchere.
20. The contents ola blacksmith shop.
80. One horse, one mare & her colt.
Terms and Conditions.
The lot payable eighty dollars cash, and the
balance III two equal instruments, maturing in
the month Of July OF each ofthe years 1853 and
1854. And the movable property payable in
all march 1853. Purchasers to furnish good
and sufficient security, to.the satisfaction of the
administrator, with special mortgage on said
lot; until paid, and allsums not punctually paid
at maturity to bear interest at the rate OF eight
per cent per annuln.
Parish of Assumption, thi. I'd september
1852. .. GEL.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
"A #F"~ A%uctioneer.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-26
NENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de .TosEpu IEBpUN.

f'i'~''FFicii "t ttCbk0Ns
E'FAT DE IA LOUlSIANE.-Coor
du Cinqaieme District Judiciairc.--
HnroiSsc Absorption.
En- yertu dun Gecret De Ia Cour ,du Gin
q~uielnc District JUdiclaire lie i'Etaf de Il.
Louisiana, dams ct pour la paroisse AssUnp-
tlon, rendu dams futlaire &c la Succession de
Joseph Lchrun, SOUS Ia date du 2 scptembre
1852. II sera otiert en- Vente pubIiQ1e par lie
SonssIgne encanteur pour la paroisse AssoInp-
ton. sur les IieuX, Salneui lie 9 Octobre 1852,
d 10 heures du matin, les prophecies uppaItc-
nant d la dlte succession, SAVIOR:
10. Tn lot de terre situe dams cette p~aroissc,
4 environ IN DEM mile au-dessous de I'eglise
paroissiale sur la rive droite du Bayou La
tourche, mesurant un arpent de face sur trois
de profoldeur d partlr du dit Bayou, avec toutes
les batlsses ct alneliorations qui sly t%rouvent,
borne en- haut par la terre d'Etienne Giroir, ct
Ell bas par celle de Lucien Feuchsrs.
20. LIE c~outenu dune forge.
80. Tn cheyal, Une jument ct son ~suivant.
Ieimes ct Condition, :
lie lot de terre payable $50 compliant, ct
la balance en- deux termes egaux, motifs Gu
juliet 1853, ct lautre Motto en- Juliet 1854
lie mobilier payable ell mars 1853. Les &C
q~u3reurs tourniront cautions ! satisfaction de
i'admlnistrateur ct hypotheque sur 10 lot &c
ere, ct toute sonlne qul he seralt pas payee
j %echeance portera interet a raison de- hut
pour cent par al jusqu'a parfait Placement.
Parolsse Assumption, lie 2 septenbre 1852.
DESIRE Leblanc,
TucHuteur.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-26
PATENT MEDICINE DEPNT.
No. II, Mississippi street,
HNl-rrr

'"' i|' tSStppt "'FfF1,
DONAhDsONvILLB.
john EuI! Sands and Iownsend's Sarsa-
pat'lla, Ayers Cherry Pcctoral for coughs,
colds, etc. l.Iverwor'; and lar and canchala-
qua, for consumption, haIsa!m of wild cherry
for Diseases Of the lungs, Compound syrup
OF Naptha, for asthma and cnIds.
~OSygenated bItters, for dyspepsia, phthi.
sic, etc. India cho!sgogue, for fever and
ague, etc. Electrical tebri'nge or Speeds
fever tonic; Railways 'cady relief, Indian
vegetable elixir, for rh"umatisms and gou,.
W'ner's Canadian vernifIge, Longloy's
great western panacea. for liver complaints,
Venetian Eminent for pains Of all kinds
Mexican mustang liniment for fresh
and Old wounds, Buffers nerve and bone
Iiniment for horses, Sherman's O%Iosaonian,
all healing baIsam, Magical pain extractor,
for all kinds of sores, Jew David's or He
brew's plasters.
Graefenbers Vegetable Pills.
Mollat's do do
VIM. Wright's do do
Magnetic powder for destruction of roa-
ches, Phosphoric paste, Death on rats.
:--CAsror oil, Epsum salt, sulfata
de %quinine, do Powers OF Weighiman ct do
Robiquet.
poudre, de seidlitz.
Donaldsonville, Is JUN 1862. 81
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-26
LIN MANDAT DE c2SO.0O.

HER. vers dcnx heures aprcs-midi, il
Il etc tronve sur lie bayou. par lie petit
nagre de Nj. Charlet IN chapeau de Pa
mama. OH Sc tronvait IN mandat de 1euN
cent-quatrc-vingt piastres d l'ordrc de
NJ. Morse.
NJ, More est prize dc RETAINER &c
mandat, en- ssadreSsant a NJ. Pierre
Chariot. paro:>se Assumption. on a nos
bureanx qui sc trouvent dams Ic Vol
Slnage,
PIERRE CHhRLET.
Paroissc Assumption. 70 sept. 1882.
VENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.
DR. JOHN w. GATEwooD no 1888. VS..
EDWARD DoNoHo.
L'ErAT DE Ia LOUISIANA Conr dc
Justice de Sine reimbursement dansct
pour la Paroisse Assumption.
En- vertu dun writ de ii. fl. a moi
adress& par Honorable la susdite Conr,
en- date dn 80 aoHt 1852.
Jai saisi ct j'oifrirai en- yente publ
que d la MaiSon de Cour de cetle pa
ro;s.e = N,noleonvilIe. Ie samedi , Or
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-26

Ieute fponse. excellentc mere, ellie re
mercie lie ciel dn hoahenr qu'el'e con-
naft.--Ne doit-on ie bonhenr qua. pac-
complissement des devoirs
II est snperfu '%d'ajonter que lie colonel
Volny de Mareuse qni a sagement perdu
Ia memoire du passs, est lie plus heureux
des hom'nes.
Arthur de Vendeuil ajete l'epauletta
ct l'ttpeie aux critics. C'est anjourd'hpi un
des plus intrepides eltgans .parisiens.
Nous lemons de iui lhistoire que nous
yenons de %raconter. II la dit, dn reste, 4
aui vent I'entendre, ct toutes les sois quill
en- fait lie reecit, il %demande, en- faisant
~aIIusion a ramour tout %platoniqne de
Nine de de Mareuse ct de Julien, eprou>
ye dans les circumstances du drame.
Est-ce une, faute /?
Il ne concoit done nj les scrnpules nj
les remords qui Sc sont manifestes deyant
Iui.--Il est vrai de- dire, pour e%xpliqaer
ces deux points, qn'Arthur de Vende"l
est homme do monde... ct nest pas
marie.
FIN. u
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-26
CAFE DE DONALDSON
EFT

NM. Fernando Rodriguez ct Augustin
Guilfout ont ouvert a D~onaldsonville, depuis
quelques jours, un cafe ct restaurant sous lie
nom de CAFE DE DONALDSON.
Get etablissement est situe a la pointe au
meme endroit que lie cafe rendu 81 populaire
par MN. Isidore Lafargue ct Felix Besson.
MN. Rodriguez ct Guilfout COMPETENT sur lie
patronage de leurs amis ct du public.-1s
mont rien neglige ponr en- etre dignes.
Bellies sales, bon billiard, cave, depense ct
barre bien approvisionnees, VOLTA leurs titres,
Nous savons qn'ils sont excellents.