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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

HANDSOME JAcK.-The Sunday Courier viii
pnbhsh the continuation OF Handsome JACK 4 thrilling
story, complete, entitled Silent Foosfcp Al Original
sketch called the Devils Sieve the RoaL TO California;
Nelly Watson an eiccns narrative: Before the Curtain
Rsesi Human Bridge and hundred brilliant sparkling
sid exciting editorials, items paragraphs &c Price
cents. For sale BY 81 the agents
- Twelve Gold and Silver Medals awarded
to Roor No SIS Broaa,gsv for hi. s1re-ior n, -,..
"a number eiused by other Dague-reOtypis- Amer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

- silks, Shawls, BOmbazines, French
Merinoes, Paramettas Mantila and Hat SILK vel'ets
Blenkets Flannels Mouslin De LANES &C. &C. selling
of cheap at SANDERS Co.'S. No so Grsnds ". B-The
whole stock Of black ard coored Silks comprising 200
dollars worth OF and ch plain and changeabs plaid
striped figured and brocaded dark and light Silks will be sold
,ritI ont reserte the coming Week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

"ITIs SOT FOR a DAY, But FOR ALL TINE. -
Ms JERvIss Cold Candy still continues is usefulness in
c6set Of coughs colds hosrsens throas who0pns
cough sshrna, Sc &c. Sold b. Mrs W. JERgts. No IS
Broadway; Zieber Philadelphia; Redding, Boston; Oil
man, Washington; Wright L Co. New-Oreans; and by
rererrIlr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

NOTICE! NoTICE !-ANERICAS IMPRESS Cow
TANY NcgYoTk aud Enc Railroad-On aud ait,r the
Sth inst our asst Freight Line will be discontinued and
the Office at No 100 BrOad-st closed for the season
We shall be able give Railroad speed to Western Goods
Express after December by the completion Of the Lake
Shore Railroad from Buffalo aud DuukIk to Cleveland Sc
sc. No. Ere place New-York, Nov. 3, 1852
H. d. RICE General Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

l1- L. l.. RoeERss Union Hall aud elegant
Clothing parts Of speech with which the whole c)uaty
IL becoming familiar even dsy, aud the Is self
eNdt Mt ar The saperb display OF Boys, loaS aud Child
rcns Ready made Clothing which Union Hal contains Is
uusufpcSs r hcanty and and vary 3iance
IN price aud excellence. That parents AMI guardians
becoming twaie OF THIS fact the crowded salesrcOms Of
Union Tia lear consAnt evidence. Every requisite for
yoang masters wardrobe. resdy-msde or made to or
der hy the @os; experienced workmen Union Hail. cor
OF Fulton ard Nss so-sts. Ncg-Nork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

~ As steadily "a the sublime flow of water
over ihe ehsonsy inspiring Niagara Falls the demand
ioI Mrs JtK'iss Cold Candy People may smile, and call
nsre oaudy,r but has couuin-lcd with tie sugsr-
which used o. make the medicinal properties easy 20
AS oisnited simplicity, and happy combination OF
nary lis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

tY ANDREWS Il LANPHIER, Merchant
Tsilors have removed om Ne. ms No OF Broadway
tSrews;es Marble Buildings between Houston sd Beeak,
where they prepared furnish articles in their
line at the shortest notice, AMI the most fashionable mate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

SUPERIOR FURs-Ladics, ifyou want To select
from large assortment Of RaIs got up in superior style,
and comprising every modern share, so NoUSGs pro
MUM Fur establishments No. 90 Bowey. His Stone Msr-
TINS, Minks, Pitches &c Sc- are really handsome. Has
SOntag or Bertha Boas, feally beautiful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

- We would announce to our readers that
tie place 10 get their Groceries cheap and good IS At Cur
Mss No 10 Vsrcks corner Of Charlton lie Is selling
good Butter q AID 10. the best and 22 StGar.'s
white coffee Sugar crushed and powdered. =; good
Tea and q new Lard u Candies w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
Fer forms Of faith lie, bitter ssalOss ssAt,

lS- And 10 get such clothes one has olly 10
step INTO the Of SMITH Rscs No. Ice Fn,oas,
and ses EOm tkeit immense stock of rcadyads Cloth
iag Thur pIicts reasonable their goods excel
l.tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

~ Beads, of every description, for sale by
NJ ?. BRowN,
No. isS Peul-st-
\. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

COMPETITION rs NAIS-THE QUESTION Is
SETTLED-T1at GREENS Shirts unequsled in IT. WORK
manshp style and shape j. feet trlte that seems IDLE
reIcot it. No wonder that GREENS store, NO As0r
House is thronrod with fashionable They know that
GREEN alone can III them invariably and perfectly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

tV PETERSON q HUNrHREYs, No. $40
Br, sdwsy, of Whtest, receiving daily, from
Europe and TIE Auction Rooms, unusually large ali ec
gut stock OF Carpetngs. surpg sing 10 brancy Of c,ors
rshness des ga and finish anything offered tbs
market Many patterns eNclusi, cly aid % he
found elsewhere. Asu the rnowued Worlds Fair Carpet
in entire piece, which cal. pablo attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
WINrrR Avn LIS MAxrs.-Thc first phrsi.

WINTER AND ITS Vt An Ts.-IH nc HIsI pIJ IT
cal want Suggested BY cold weather Is the want OF suitable
clothing audit asked what reps should make 70 the
pftsson q that want IN words should ssy, 60 ~ w
\. JENNINGS Coz II reasons for reply
9uircd, we have thorn as plenty backbcIles la the
hnt place, thCg ready NGdc oothns sell as that made
order The establishment has ion twenty-five yolrs had
the reputation ot boius supciatively elegant fashionable
and well made la their for lhe pres.
may DO found most superb Duss Coats Fuck
Coats Overcoas aud O OF every kind OF cloth
VOID urd finished m style which battles all
competition imitation. Their stock Of winter vests
comprises variety in Novcts SIN Plush. CAsmeTes
ard several newly imported styles Of goods FIRST intro
duoed In Ibis country while their PLAIN AM fancy CASH
and other fantaocns mt every shosbe pat
that viii be worn IN Pars and Lo2doR during the WIN
tcr Of lsS Receiving IN ad'a OF other houses every
thrg thet m therhne as Son as comes Gus abroad
they enabled 10 keep up with al he chsnSes o. the Pa
fsitn tcou os< and ths't reydymsde clothing is always
Go be depended upon the very latest fa Gentlemen
Tho wish their clothing made % measure have their
dtTs executed in few hours ard splendid III lrGntsed
IN all cas,s. w. 4. JENNINGS y Co.
No. sSl Broadway, American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

~ GouRAUp's Liquid Hair Dye is, without
exception the very best ever invented Equally celebrated
sGouRAUD's Medcaea soap for curing puppies lrocAes
salt fhevm, flesh worms letter, saOwEes rou-hness
chars claies cracks Poudre Subtle uproJts hair from
any pant OF the body Liquid Vegetable Rouge Lily White
and Hair Restorative, at o. WGkerst near Bgoaiway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

~ FowLERs Il WILLS. Phrea9logists and
pubtshe.s Citation Hall Ne 49, Nasa-s New Yea 80
No H. " ash Hstoo-st, Bossoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
SEAsoNARLE CLorHISe.-It

SEAsoNABLE CLorHISe.-lt can only be na-
eessary 70 intimate 70 Ciizens and Sranse-s VIA a. u
"eni OF Fan Clothing, that their wants esu be en -
ealng q the Clothing Establishment 81 H. l. FosrFR ~
- Ttandfsreef where every article IN he CotAn ami
Onthtsins department be procured on the os fos.S
terms --'0-@'-0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

LYONS hArHAIRoS, FOR TIE HAIR NERVOUS
HEADACHE ASp TOILET UsE-lt Is IN, up ia .a-se h.ad-
some bottles perfectly eileen a1d exhAes tAe perfume OF
the uiost dc>hta flowers Ladies ~ lir bat >
cents aud far superior any Tco phcrous Lutr or
lnyigoro,os. Sod tyeTywhere.
y lloMAs LYON. No. Isl BroAaMay NeM.YnrE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

~ Like to the reflection of the willow on
the margin Of CLASSY lake nuorcd IN it, transcueu sur
face INsLEys beautiful portraits faithful represents
tons of their originals IHsLEY cOiJTs ms DagueHe0tYpe'
so naturally that the Illusion perfect and the sitter
vorisby delighted. The No IS 81 Broadway All on the
lower floor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

~ BRADY, having received the gold medal
from the American Institute aud also other prize medals
for years sOD embracing the Puze medal awarded
in Lond az the Worlds Fair deems it unnecessary to
patate the superiority Of his pictures but invites public
attention to the superb aud unryeed collection OF Daguer-
reotypes exhibited his gallery No %5 Broadway corner
OF fultOnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

~ You can purchase entire exemption from
all me and burglars for AL time to come, at No lz
Pearl at LILIES ImpenetrsAle Fire and Bargar-Proof
Safe has tsicn the Gold Mes both At Castle Garden and
tbe Franklin Institute 81 Philadelphia We tred Of
challenging all Safe Makers TO test Tie es of respect
i've Safes for the benefit Of the public Cali and look AZ them
BATES. GklFFIN McCHEsNEY. Asen.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
HIVE DYr AVID WIes.-garcHrLos,s Man

u6toy these articles Is celebrated In ali parts Of TIA
world PERSONS wishing light elegant and du-abe Wiz or
Toupec surely be suited Hs Hair Dive Is APPLIED IA
sun gaasaseel or sold Wholesale and retail AZ No VAL
ct Copy the s6dTess-bew4Te OF limitations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

To Car MASUFAcTURERs.-Are you aware
that few OF yoar rivals IN business in this city making
uoh teitcr Goods than you aud cheaper rae iyoa
would Know how IL done call n the office of " SINGER
Co. No. 20 Broadway where yen specimens Of
The worn and have The improved method expined grat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
II Oft in the Silly night,

Ere slumbers chains have bound me.
The bedbugs ard the reaches have
IL Thousands come around me;
Ia vain I'd turn. could Mt sleep,
The rack seemed to lie on.
Till kill'd them all. both great and small,
With powder bought Of LYos, No. "a Broadwa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

MnLEFONr's SLIPPKEs.-The most famous
Ladies Shoe Msnuiaclurer il Paris is Mieont and hrs
Sppor have FOR years the de OF the French beau
tes. 1hfy nov be procured IA tbs city AZ SMITHS
GiectuTer's puocs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

70 Beware OF the chilling midew OF these
cool mornings and the corodns daps OF these apparently
bewclrg nights. BE fortified with package OF Mrr.
JFRvis old Candy that all time and ersiy admitted
good remedy for coughs colds hoarene and other throat
and lung con plants Sold By Mrs. W. JEWS, No 50
Broadway; Nj. Hays, Brooklyn Zeber, Philadelphia,
and BY Druggists generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

IIU TUX ITAIT NV III ItWVhII INV .
ougl-Pessengers who are about 10 sail on board the
Defeat for Salt River requested to meet at nc
Salt River Daguerrcotype Rooms Of HOLMES, No. 259
Broadway and have their kenesses taken Tor the friends
they leave behind As there chance for blowup, the
passengers should be punctual in calling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
= The best thing OF de selson is

~ The best thing of the season is Tire
Ml5icGi World and lines for Saturday Of this week IL
three pieces OF the very best MEsc several pages
Of spicy. telling and truthful Musical Criticisms. c0p0as
summary Of Domestic and Foregl Mus cal News. ami los
Of Other interesting matter-be4ns richly worth dollar
though ln b. -oi a. the Ohcs No 81 B-oaiwaY, NJ
any Periodical store ur cc Tbc Ngsicll H9ri Gad Tef
saclyer,d 20 Ne"York and B.ooklyn Subscribers ~ -
year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

To- Fairbanks's Patent Platform and COun.
ter Scntts improved quality and reduced in price adapt
I'd every qured operation OF Ching For sale IN al
their variety by FAIRBANKS Co, No 81 Watcr-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

PARIS CLoAKs AND MANTmLAs FOR Noyrs.
EEx-1he subscriber has jas. received and MI h,vc
for inspection IhlS DAY, twelve cases eour,.ipe -
hundred surprisingly beautiful gsrnelts modelled 6v -
most ehrafed FarsiAn sT.st in Velvet LADIES' Co,ks
ssnn tSsnmercs, &C az Of winch he oHe-s o. ths no,t
moderate terms Geo SuLPiS. Ma. SSI B,oafway
PARIS Goals and Maptill. Tlnnes-,,,-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
plsrErNA AND ISpIeEsrIox.-These great

sCouSts OF people too well understood OF
mtef O. aVtTtiag curing thcn t'o highly appreciated
1he person who discovers any alesiaun
contcrs benefit upon hrs ie0 and deserving honor
This desirable cOnsuu,uaton has been achieved aud not
0ny may dNsi ei1s be cured but may be prevented bv
the use OF HooFLtNn'S German bitsrs prepared ty D.
& NJ JAoSsoS Philadelphia which medicine Is spoken Of
IN tsrirs 81 The highest coreuato by thousands who
have esiso rs ofcsey II s perfectly innOclous
health OF he robust well restoring the health OF the
SEX
for ss'e IN New-NoR by y b. D. Sands corner Fulton
and W y AN ST. l. l4u. corner Sroatwsy ana John SIS
and BY Mrs. Hays II Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

~ Please remember, the large Stock OF
Fall and Winter Dry Goods Of c. w SANDERS Co. No.
Sol GIand is selling od without regard to cost to
close the business OF the late coparnershp We advise
friends veitns the city well citizens TO improve
this opportunity 20 purchase bargains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

20 Such cauStic materials as lime aud H.
thuse form Tie hsss Of Hair Dyes Not 20 CRIsrADo-
nson has been accorded rcsns 1t is the oay Dive
IN the world that changes the hue OF the ksr
ing the tbrc end thus inpsrts tint entirely nAturs Az
piled, i'm private roonsl AMI sod CkIsTADOROs No q
Astcr House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

No WATKms, No. III FultOn.st.
eeys that he cruot make good Boots and Shoes he viii
not make any That the night way for business man 70
talk and experience Is that hc on says but
Up No ~onder he does such extensive bust
nCs for lis customers know tey aw avs find first rae
articles Of his establishment.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-04

M. AR1sTIDE LANDRY. Les journaux
de Washington nous apprennent que lhono-
rable Aristide Landry, TN de nos represen-
ans au Congress, est enforcement retabli, ct
quill a pu reparaitre a la Chambre, lie II de
ce mois. La maladie de M. Landry parait
avoir etc tres grave mails DIES soins atten~
tifs ct la sollicitude de ses amis mont pas
tarde de lie rendre a la sante. Nous en- SON.
mes heureux ct pour Honorable represen-
tant qui a conquis une place 81 distinguee
dams l'estime publique, ct pour sa famille
qui lui porte un 81 vif attachement, ct que
sa perte edt plongee dams lie deuil. [AbeiHe.
Quoique nous professions des opinions
diametralement opposes a ceIles de M.
Aristide Landry, nous p%artageons pIeine-
ment les sentimens de l'.4beile a son
egard. Nous sommes de ceux qui savent
apprecier un homme de bien, meme lors-
quill est notre ennemi politique. Ainsi,
c'est avec bonheur que nous reprodui-
sons Particle qui precede.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-04
ENCORE UN lNCENDlE.

La ~paroisse Assumption semble von-
loir riyaliscr aycc Ia Nouvcllc-O Orleans,
New-York ct San-Francisco par rapport
aux desastres ~produits par lie feu.
Dams Ia mutt de samedi a dimanche,
la maison de Mr.. Francois-Am6dee Tete,
naguere membre de Ia Legislature dc la
Louisiana, "a etc complement devoree
par les fammes. Tous les efforts qui ont
etc fats pour combattre Ieltment des-
tructeur, sont demcures sans resultat; car,
dams lie court intervalle dune heurc, on
ma plus apercu que dcs debris Humans,
a la place OH Pom Sc plaisait a voir un
edifce qui Gtait I'm des ornemcns de la
rive droite du Bayou Lafourche.
II ne parait pas que &C malhcur doive
atre attribuea la maIveilIance.
On evalue la pertc de huit a dix mile
piastres.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-04

que j'ai perdu ST settlement, lie bonheur
qui mse1t fait cherir Ia vie, ct don't la
perte mote tont desir de la defendre.
All! que ne peut-elle lire dams mon
cGur, lie sien serait moins implacable, il
me doDnerait un souvenir.
En- Sc parlant ainsi, Adalbert ne Sc
doutait pas de la trace que chacune de
SEES pensees ~laissait sur son yisage; mais
Clotilde remarquait ses differences i'm
pressions ct les partageait sans les expli-
quer. Plus dune fois la sympathie des
idecs agissant sur son esprit, ellie fut
prate a repondre a ce que lui taisait
Adalbert; quelque chose lsavertissait
quill pensait a ellie; Ia joie quselle eprou.
wait dams ce cruel moment ne pouyait
ayoir d'autre cause; ct cette joie, Adal-
bert lui en- fait I'm crime. Ne pouvant
la voir sans colere, il Sc leve brusque-
ment; son epingle tombe, il la ramasse,
ct laisse voir en- Sc baissant sa medaille
benie. Alors la joie de Clotilde redouble
Ellie l'exprime en- phrases don't la derai.
fait lie charme. On lsecoute, on Zap.
ellie SQUIRT q tout lie monde. ct
Get gazette, qui tent de la ievre ct tou-
che au desespoir, achieve de Iui aIiener
ie ecu de celui quselle Anne.
La %princesse Ercolante, place. pres
dc la refine, n'avait pas perdu dc vue NJ.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-04

ces dune scene ridicnle.
lis arriverent pres du due au moment
on i! enumerait les titres ct qualities qui
donnaient au baron CT au gentilhomme
p~arisien lie droit dsatre prescnte a Ieurs
Maiestes Napolitaines, ct csetait, pour
Sosthene, quelque chose de piquant que
de voir ~assister Adalbert a Feloge de ce
monsieur, ave lequel il devait Sc copper
la gorge lie lendemain, ce qu'on n'aurait
certes pas s%oupeonne a l'echangc de
leurs politesses ct u manieres gracieu-
SEES qu'ils affectaient Fun pour %l'autre.
Enfin, ce supplice de salon fnit, la
comedie fit place au drame, ct, pour les
principaux acteurs, le reste de la mutt
s'acheva dams de graves occupations. LIE
FIorentin Ia passa a Sc fortifer par dcs
frictions ct des BLOSSOMS tongues; Adal-
bert a ecrire, ct ClotiIde q prier.
lie jour paraissait a peine lorsque
Josephine, ayant prevent ses camarades
de la permission que iui await donnee sa
maftrcsse dsaller dejeuner a la campa-
gne, Sc rendit accompagnee dune annie,
a Santa-Lucia. Toutes deux s'etablirent
dams Ia barque qui devait les conduire a
Portici, en- eommandaht aux mariners
%d'attendre, pour ramer, que lie plus jeune
en- cit donne l'ordre, ct d'cmporter leurs
flcts; tant d'autoritt dc la part dune
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-04

En- distant celia, Sosthene fit remarquer
a son ami, que sill ne mettait pas mieux
Fepingle de sa chemise, on pourrait aper-
cevoir Famulette. C'etait bien ce que
voulait Adalbert, mais il men convint
pas, certain que la princesse Sc trahirait
par IN movement, une exclamation
en- voyant Gu'elle etait obeie.
L'entree de Madame des Bruyeres,
dams les salons du Palazzo-R eale, fit sen.
sation. Ellie etait belle i faire pitie,
CONNIE aurait dit lie romancier modcrne
qui q decouvert que les agitations du
occur, la ievre de l'inquietude, la terreur
gu pressentiment, embellissent beaucoup
les jolies femmes. Son regard brilliant
des iarmes qu'elle retenait, await une
expression divine; ses efforts pour dissi-
muller So soutfrance, animait son TENT.
ses gestes; ellie parlait avec yivacite ct
meme avec cette e~loquence aui matt des
sentiments exaltcs, ct fournit des mots
heureux en- dept de la ~raison, Adalber,
&c sentait attire vers ellie CONNIE par un
charme invincibIe.
"a Ia voirs 81 eclatante, 81 6ere des
success qu'elle obtient, pensait-il, on dirait
a.n'elle deyine le sort qui m'attend, ct la
iiberte don't ellie va JOUR-. 81 ellie sayait
qu'en Get instant je la Iegue i mon ami,
cue je la supple de lui accorder lc bien
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-04
SAVANNAH MNsA9s


II faut quill ait bien des moycns dat
traction lie capitaine F. M. SrREcK'
puisque c'est t%oujours a bord du MUSIC
que l'on est sur dc rencontrcr les plus
iolies femmcs.
VeuIent-elles faire IN voyage d'agre-
ment a la capitalc poIitique dc rEtat
Files choisissent, pour les y transporter,
lie bateau qui, en- pareillc Circumstance.
~justitie 81 parfaitement I'harmonicux nom
quill porte.
Ont-eIles, CONNIE dimanche dernier,
la fantastic de connaitre, par leurs pro-
pres yeux, jurqu'a quel point la vile de
Thibodeaux peut etre comparee a ceIIe
de Donaldson g.. Aussitot Giles vien-
nent decorer r'eltgant salon du MUSIC,
OH dcs-lors on ne volt plus que d'adorables
tableaux parIans. En- vdrite, c'esi la
plus aimable la plus gracieuse compagnie
que Pom est a meme de contempler sur
Get excellent ct tres solide Steamer. Scu-
lement pour lie plaisir d'etre du nombre
des admirateurs, il NY a pas I'm homme
de bon godt qui ne Sc plaise a etre Pun
des passengers du MUSIC!
C'est ce que s'entredisaient, lie % du
mois de fevrier de rannee b~issexti!e
1852, tous les cavaliers qui faisaient par
tie lie cette rayissante reunion. Chacun
d'eux exaltait, avec ~raison, les ~attraits de
telle OH teIle dame, de telle on telIe de-
moiselle, ct tous lis s'accordaient pour
declarer quill etait impossible d'assister
a n plus agreeable excursion. II y await,
bien entendu, dams les louanges genera
lemcnt adressees au beau sexe, dc Ger.
taines preferences %provenant du ceur,
mails, en- resume, tout etait en- p~arfaite
harmonic AVE. les sentimens des meilleurs
ap]preciateurs des bellies m%anieres ct des
Convenances sociales.
En- parlant dune pareille fete, on ne
peut ~eprouver qu'une sensation, celle du
bonbeur. Helas pourquoi ny est-il pas
encore celui qui a ecrit ce petit nombre
de lignes?
UN TEMOIN OCULAlRE.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-04
AVIS AUX DELAISSEES.

Mr.. P. Cabot, qui est vcuf, bien
que sa femme ne soft pas morte, desire
trouver I'M compagne qui veuiIle bien
remplacer celle qui a cru devoir alIer
Gourir lie monde.
Pourvu que la file DIVE apres Ia
quelle il soupire, soft pourvue dune GER
tame dose de se~nsibilite, M. GALLor
sera enchante de lui %fournir asile ct pro-
lection.
S'adresser, pour rcnseignemens, a
bord de la pirogue don't M. GALLor est
proprietaire. On y re%ncontrera bonnie
figure d'hate, accompanied de tabac de
toute espece, ct de beaucoup d'autres
comestibles don't il est inutile de faire l'e-
Enumeration. On pourra aussi s'y regaler
dun verre de liqueur rationale, moy en-
nant qu'on lie boive a la sante dc la fu-