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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06
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AA7 HATEpER concerns the health and happiness OF
w people, is all times of The valuable i'm
porance. take it for granted that every person will Go
oil In their power the lives of their Children ad
that every person will endeay promote their
health at all sacrifices. feel it be duty 10 soem
My you that Worms according to ta opinions of
the most celebrated physicians, the primary of
liable; if you have appetite continually chongea
BILE from kind of food another bad BREATH pam
the stomach picking the nose, hardness and fuess of
the belly, dry cough slow fever pulse irreguar-remem
Der that all these denote Worms and you should
apply the remedy
HE0bensack's WGrall Syrup:
An article founded upon scientific principles
ed with purely vegetable substances being perfectly safe
when taken and can be given the lender naLt
with decided beneficial effect where bowel complaint and
Diarrhea have made them weak and debilitaed, the
Tonic properties of my Worm syrup SUCH that II
stands without equal in the catalogue of medicines in
giving tone and strength TO The stomach which makes it
nallibe remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia
the astonishing performed by this syrup ply
scians have failed is the best evidence of It's superior
efficacy a others.
THE TAPE WORM!
This is the difficult worm destroy of all that
nfest the human SYSTEM it grows to almost indefinite
length becoming coiled and fastened in The nestlnes
and stomach affecting the health sadly as I" cause ST.
ptus Dance Fits &c that those afflicted seldom II ever
suspect that il is Tape Worm Fastening them early
grave. In order destroy this very energetic
treatment be pursued would therefore be proper
lake 10 of my Liver Pills, remove all OBJ
strucons that the Worm syrup may direct upon the
worm which be taken in dosesof2 tablespoonfus
times day. These directions followed have
been known fail ncurlng the most obstinate of
Tape Worm
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06
FOR THE WHOLES.4LE TR3DE.
Hats, Caps, EErs. straw assa SILK A1ii-
tis,e-v ibry Goods.

FOR THE WHOLES.4LE I'R.5DE.
Hats, Caps, EGrs. Straw asfd SILK NH
Einery Dry SFoOds.
Nos a5 md o. Supefior Street fHp st1uSl C4eceidR4
17SHE SuIscrbers desire call the attention
of their customers and dealers generally to thei new
location and aequasd Stock OF Goods which t0r efret
;st rfgsess of gnaty, surpass anything ever offer
ed West OF New York, and Challenge Competitors or
COMPARISON with any having three of the best sales
stock which viii compare faYorably with any the
markets, and and at prices as low as can be ond
anywhere
silk Hats Brush Kossuth Hats
Moeskin Magyar
Augala Seal
Brush Mexican
Wool Kossuth CongreS 11;
of all different qualities aud varieties
SILK Plush Caps, Cloth Caps,
Mohair Glazed ="
si1t esttGn %.v.t Fsp Fsq'her
New atyles daily received.
Mus yictoreens Cuffs Fur Gloves, Fur Mittens, Buffalo
Robes &c.
STRAW GOODS.
Pearl Bonnets, Satin Strand Bonnets
CohIyrh Florence
New ] sgIes of Fancy Straw Bonnets of the Fall Style.
Straw Cords, Gimps and braids of all styles
GOODS.
Iaoss, o Innings Flowers,
Paris Cord Satins Nelvets,
Illusions, Grapes Feathers,
Warrants, Tabs.
RIBBONS.
Bonnet Ribbons, the best Stock in Cleveland
Tafieta
Satin
Fluted for trimmings,
and all other goods in the Millinery line.
sATcIIELLs, CARPET
Trunks, Faiices. Umbrellas. &c, &c
Also large stock of Hosiery and Gloves of vare-
y direct from the importers and for sale at small advance
from cost,
woolen Crayats, Wcolen Gloves Buckskin Gloves and
Mttens.
l5- The above with many other goods now offer
the trade Ne,o York Prizes. Connected with large
Manufacturing House in New York, enabled to sell
our goods terms to please.
We respectfully solicit call from all dealers yisi
ting this city, promising offer inducements worthy thei1
attention.
A.FULLER g. co.
Connected with WILLIAMS & DENsIsoS, n. Y.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

As I walkedsby myself, talked to myself,
And myself said unto me:
Beware of thyself, take care of,thyself,
For nosene VIII take care of thee.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

IN CENT TEA, of the best quail ty
eDV at F. w. SEYMOURS.
May II, 1852.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

Dissolution.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Copart-
1 Y nership heretofore existing between the un
dersigned, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
JOHN B. WALKER,
JOHN GLEDHILL.
Ravenna, June 18, 1859.
The business will be carried on by the subscriber
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

HANG OUT THE BANNERS!
AND SPREAD THE NEWS!!!!
ENOR ut Browns Fashionable millinery Store, cnn
tfia Aiaogiean uaion demanis it's extension ,,ySS,
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

"U.NCLE TOMS C.qBIJN"
AS 1T IS.
This famous s.offsel'' to Mrs. Stoves unsur.
passed work, is for sale at
HALLS Book STORE.
Rayenna, Sept, 7. 1852.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

g This series has been strongly recommended
by the School Examiners of Portage County, and
as the great diversity of School Books, is felt to be
an evil and as uniformity is of the greatest impor-
tance,it would seem desirable that Parents, Teach
ers Clerks and Directors of School Districts should
endeavor to second the efforts of the Examiners tl
secure uniformity. In point of merit this Natona
series is not exceed, and in many respects is un-
equalled by any other series published.
Call and examine these Books, after having reac
the following Recommendation ofthe Portage Coun
tySchool Examiners
School Books.
The undersigned. School Examiners for Portage
County, having Examined the following Schoo
Books, TO wit: Parker's Series of Readers Cham
ber's Educational Course, including Treasury o
Knowledge; Elements of Drawing and Perspect
i've; Natural Philosophy Chemistry and Electric
hy; Vegetable and Animal Philosophy; Zoology
and Geology; also, Martins O.thoepist; Davies
/ Arithmetical Course for Schools; Davies Academic
Course; Northend's Dictation Exercises; Wright
| Orthography; Mrs. Wizards History; Fulton an,
| Eastman's Book Keeping, and Cark's Grammar
feel called upon to recommend them to the differ
ent Schools in this Countys cmnently meritori
ous-
The examiners are fully impressed with the be
lief, that if all the Schools in the County will secur
to themselves the above named Books, producin
thereby uniformity 10 the Books of the !ifferen
Schools of the County, that the progress of School
in the county, that the progress of scholars will
only be more thorough, but much more rapid tha
formerly.
| ANDREW JACKSON,
JOSHUA G. WILLIS.
School Examiners for Portage County
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06
Carriage Making.

Carriage Making.
TFNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the ci
4 Of Ravenna and its vicinity, that he contin
the
CARRIAGE MAKING BUSINESS
directly opposite Col Frazers and having had 30 year
experience the bUsiness therefore does hesitate
say, that he will make work equal in leatness and
durability with any that be found the State OF
Ohio.
Carriage Painting and Trimming done short aotce,
and any orders given will be attended ID strictly.
Cash, Farm produce or building lumber taken in pay
ment.
JOHN PETERSON.
Ravenna. Jan. 10.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
n...as.ana and EartekY sfOre,

T., tho Rooms formerly occupied by H. L. & Il. Day
Collins Block. Main ST.
THE undersigned are receiving wehsslected
4 stock of Family Groceries and Provisions which
iv are prepared to dispose of at low prices Oar
erence in this trade, wienable TO offer purchasers
articles of te best quality and at satisfactory rates
All articles warranted
Tie following comprises portion of our stock:
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

fThe following lines are printed nom tne
- The olp,ne of poems soon to be issued by L. Collier
from The pep Of Mrs EmILY c. JUDsoN. The poem was
ventIy written in the East during Mrs JUpsoSs lonely
watches by the bedside Of her husband-Nsc York Re
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

NEW OKS.
Life in the South-A companion to Uncle Toms
Cabin.
Aunt Phillis' Cabin: Or, outhern Life asst is
by Mrs. Mary FL. Eastman.
Kossuth in New England.
Campaign of Gen. Scott in the Valley of Mexico.
Barllett's Life of Gen. Pierce, bound and in pa
per covers, with steel plate engraved portrait, an
elegant edition.
Laws of Life, by Elizabeth Blackwell, M. D.
Thoughts for Young Man, by Horace Mann.
Savery-Letters and speeches of Horace Mann
and numerous other new and valuable works, just
reed and for sale at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Ravenna, Aug. "a, 1852.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

u MEMS. Brown Linen, Irish do. Linen
n A Drills and Table Linen, a good assortment
at GILLETTS.
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Z y
The following comprises portion of our stock:
CoFFEE. Goldfish, Mackerel trout
Rio, Saymira, Java. Whhefsh. .Pickerei, Her
TEAS ring.
Y ouhg Hyson Imperial ToRAeco.
Gun Powder. Black. A fu assortment.
SueAR and MoLAssEs. Seq gars---san
Orleans Havana, Crush BAeoN. &C.
ed, Powdered Granuia- Hams, Shoulders DRIED
ted. Loaf B. H. Coffee Beef, Pork, Sausages,
Stuart Syrup, N O. Mo Tongue.
Iasses SuNDRIEs.
SP1cEs Soap, Candles. Ropes,
Cloves, Nufmegs. Gin Cordage, Oils Tar, kice,
ger Cinnamon, AIsp;ce, Nader. Indigo, Rosin,
PeDper Mace, &c. Soda, Cream Tartar,
FauIrs &c. Sal Soda Canary Hemp,
Raisins, Figs, Lemons, and Rape Seed, Cheese,
Oranges Prunes Dates, Cakes Crackers; Pow
Dried Currans, Preser- der, Shot; Glue, Sand
we'd Gi1ger, Candies as paper Pals Tubs Wash
sorted, Liq1orlce, Nuts, boards, Mop Handles
all kinds. Brooms, Brushes, Black
FISH. ing, &c.
The earliest and best of Green Vegetables and mar
keting generally always hand. No pains spared to
make establishment such, that those who may want,
get at all times what the country and cities afford
in our line. Those wishing TO purchase, requested
call and examine stock and prices and sh with
US their patronage. III. w. SMITH & Co.
N. B.-Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, and Produce
generally.
Ravenna, Aug TO- 1852. ll8l-tf
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Moses BeanS.
NU UANUFACTURER of Boots and Shoes,
I'VE of all kinds, two doors eputh Of The Court
House in the shop formeEly occupied by Andrew Nc
Bride, Ravenna.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

a lot of that Tea at so cents. Also good black
"A do at SO cents at
-GILLETTS.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

:. Almonds, &c, &c.
Canary, Hemp, Milet and Rape Seeds,
Fish Bone, Baths, Fountains, &c.
Linseed Oil, Lard Oil, Caster Oil, Olive Oil
Whale Oil, Salad Oil, &c.
Ruvenna, une 3O 1852.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

Sole and Upper Leather.
GAQLsE T. ard Ian III er fre,n s';fferert Tor.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

The discovery of the Forest Vine is the greatest blessu
cfte age Put up quart bottles. single bottle of
scich does good, ,aod goes further IL The cftrs
of disease than ten bottles of any Sarsapar-r-
lila IN use. and icarra'sted to cure ruth
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

Cleveland, Oct. 18th, 1851.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

The Memphis Eagle Of the 2ls. int. gives
the following account of an interview between
runaway slave and planter in Fnyette Coun-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-06
G0nlw e n n

Dsapres Ia version de la. Minerre, les
candidats wings de cettc paroisse pour
la convention, scraicnt MN. r. C. MAR
TIN, c. A. B]Ap,LLEAu, a. F.PCGH. II
nou sem5le avoir Ia a la porte dun cafe
n af1iche annonGant qu'unc assemble
des wings de rAssomption dot avoir lieu
Samedi proclaim, pour nommer DIES an
didats. Nous yerrons 81 cctte assemble
auralicu. Dams tous les cas-, on les
par la Mncrce, scront les eius de IAs-
semblee ct l'assembIee AURA etc i%nutile,
Oh lis ne lie seront pas ct la Mner0e aura
manque dc sagesse dams cette occurrence.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-06
NECROLOGE.
~ Nous le regret d'annoncer

30
o. Nous avons lie regret d'annoncer
que lie Col. G.. G. Raby, don't nous
avons annonc6 la maIadie, il y quelqnes
jours, est mort a Houma, avant.hier,
mardi, 4 Mai, a trois heures A. ID. en-
toure de ST. familIe ct DIES quelques amis
q,i a~vaicnt Gu la facuIte de Sc Transport
ter aupres du malade, pour Iui prodi-
gneur les derniers SONS ct slui dire lie
dernier adieu.
CONNIE nous l'avons dit en- annonGant
sa maladic. I'avocat du 5me district, lie
Col. Raby, laisse dams &C district, dams
societe tout entiere, IN vide quill Sc
ra bien ditlicile de remplir.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-06
AU PULIC,

Lie public est prevent que la socis,.
qui existait sous Ia raison Triche ct Mo.
%lanGon, est dissoute dan commun accord
dcpuis lie Ter jour de CT mois.
Mr.. Victorin Triche restc seuI char.
&c de l'exploitation de Establishment a.
NJ. Oz6me Me|ancon, DIES collections do.
complies fats ~jusqu'au Ter Mai.
En- consequence de cette dissolutio,
de soci6te, les debitcurs ct les creanc;cr,
de MN. Trichc ct Melancon so6t ms.
tamment prizes de passer a Icur burcsu
pour I'm rtglement.
Napol6onyille, lie 4 Mai 1859.
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temps plus ardente que jamais. Vide
de sa derniere gonte d'eau, mon outre
gisait a cote de moi, raccornie deja par
la secheresse. De ~nouvelles tentatives
pour me remettre en- route n'abontirent
qua me demontrer plus claifemelt mon
impuissance: Je fms par tombcr dams
une %Iangueur somnolenle qui aHait Sc
changer en- accomplishment, quand fen
tends un bruit lointain, semblable a ce.
lui dun fourreau d'acier qui bat des
epcrons de fer. Bient6t un cavalier
5ien arme ct monte sur un cheval vigou.
reux s'arreta devant moi. J'ouyris les
yeux.
-Eiola! fami, me demapda-t-il dune
voix rude, que Eites-yous done "a?
Ma Tongue barbe,gmes habits uses ct
soullles depoussiere, EQUIVALENT excuser
Jusqn'a un certain point cctte; apostrophe
imperieuse ct familiere. Je men fus
pas moins choqne, ct je re4pondis d'abord
assez brusquemem a mon i~nterlocuteur:
-Vous lie voyez, je suis occupe. ).
MOURN de soft.
l~setranger SQUIRT, une outre rebondie
pendait d I'arfon. de sa selle. Cette vue,
en- redoublants ma soft, fit eyonouir ma
fierte. Je repris laparoIe pour deman-
der humblement a Pinconnu o~u'ilzyouInt
bien me Passer routre p~Efcieuse.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-06

pas trahir une faibIesse bien excusable.
nous nous dimes adieu du geste. Je me
dirigeai vers lie nord, Anastasio Sc tourna
vcrs lie sud, ct lie galop de son cheval
l'cut bientot derobe a ma vue.
Les Instructions multipliees d'Anasta-
sic, me laissaient a inquietnde sur lie
chemin que e devais %suivre; ie me mis-
done resentment m marche. Mon che
val pouvait, grace a la sobriete de ces
animaux au Mexique, %fournir encore sans
boirc, Ia iournee qui nous ~separait dune
petite triyiere. Mon outre etait j moi
tie pleine.
i etait a peine HUT heures du matin.
ct %'avais encore dix heures de soleil:
mails &c soleil qui m'eciairait embrasait
aussi lie desert. Amcsure quill s'eievait
sur Morrison, ~reverberation br1lan,e
montait du sol jusqu'a moi, DIES rayons
de feu me faisaient courier Ia tete ct
r~esscrraient autour de mes pieds gonaes
e CUR dc mes chaussHres. lie soufle
iu% midi ~dessechait ma bouche; c'stait
feu ct non. de Fair que j'aspirais par
es poumons. A mes e6tes, les bois morris
,raquaient CONNIE aux ~emanations dune
ournaises Je marchais denuis deux
, quand un malaise etsange
'empara &c moi; TN frisson pareourut
non corps, pais je trcmblai dc froid au
LaI+
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-06

milieu de Get ocean de feu. J'eus beau
m'%cnvelopper de mon manteau, tout fut
%inutile. Jereconnus lie retour DUN ac-
ces de ces fevres intermitentes que IA
vais gagnees a..San-BIas, on elles font
tant de ravages. Apres avoir lutte ouel-
CUES instans contre la courbature subtle
qui brisait mes membres, je mis- pied i
terre ct me couehai sur le sol. J'etais
au milieu dun ~sentier trace dams I'm bois
epais; i'esperais me rechauffer sur lie sa-
BILE brilliant. En- e%tfet, une chaleur de-
vorante ne tarda pas a succtder au froid
qui me faisait trembler, ct dams l'ardeur
de la feyre,sans penscr a l'avenir, re-
Puisai ce qui me %restait d'eau.. Cepen-
dant le soleil ~s'elevait %tonjours. La soif
me deyorait de nouveau sous Thaleine
s%u1ocante du vent qui murmuraittriste.
me dams les feuiIIes; mais etais dams
un de ces momens Oh lie malaise physique
endort la raison; je. pretai l'oreille au
bruissement du feniIIage qui me sembIait.
lie mnrmure de l'eau, ct cette illusion.
momentanement ma soft. Lcces
parut meme diminuer d~'intensite. ct ie
n'eprouvai plus au bout de quclaues
qu'une extreme faibIesse.J e
youIus alors remonter a cheval, ct la
lassitude me rejeta deeourage surae sa-l
bic de Ia route. La soft rcvint en- meme
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-06

"A Dieu ne plaise que jc yonsI la re-
fnse' me dit-iI alors dun ton plus doux.
J'etendis avidement la main maisie Ca
Waller, me voyant dispose a ne paslais>
ser u goytte d'eau dams Ia bouteille dc
CUR, remplit une callebassc quill me
tendit, ct don't ~'avalai i'un trait lie. con
tenu. Quand je fas IN peu soaIage,
mon sauveur me demanda quel chenaa
je %suiyais ct o j'ailais.
-AuPreside du Tubac, hi dis-je.
-Au preside du Tubac! repohdit-il
dun air ttonne; mais, viye Dicd! yous
lui tourncz pressure lie dos.
Dams fagi:ation de la fevre, ~'ayais
oublie les instructions du pauvrc Anas-
tasios ct m'etais trompe de route; e
chemin que je suiyais Sc dirigeait yers
%l'ouest, ainsi quejee Us : Ia position di
soIeiLs
-Econtez, me dit ~l'inconnu en- me
Dormant desnoayean a boire, maiis aussi
iparcimonieuseInent qucsFa premiere Abis,
vous popgez arrives aau coucher do soleif
a I'hacienda de 1aNNoria. Suivez mon
.conseii, allez a Ihacienda, yous y serez
reen.
-Je ne pnis vous attcndre pour vous
y conduire des raisons imperienses mo-
bligent a me trouver bien Ioin-d'ici a IL
chute dn jour. Des motifs non moins
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-06
FAET'S

H1sTo,RE RoMANEsQuE.-Les %Iocatai-
res dune maison de la rue St.-Etienne
des Ores ~s'etonnaient de la disparition
dune icunc ct charmante ouvriere en-
dente|les. On fit ouvrir la porte, car on
croyait a ~quelque accident, a I'm suicide
peut- etre! on trouva Ia chambrette dams
son etat ordinaire de %proprete, decentc
ct rangee CONNIE 81 la jeune file venait
de s'abscnter depuis queIques minutes a
peine. Les conjccturcs allaicnt bon train,
quand hier un domestique en- grande H.
vree apporta a la concierge, la |ettrc
s%uivantc, don't nous avons i'original sous
les yeux':
"Ma bonnie madame G,
ale porteur vous rcmettra lie prix du
loyer de ma petite %chambre, que jc lone
pour cinq ans encore. Conservez tout &C
qui sly t%rouve, ct que persoinc ny entire
cue yons. Venez me voir rue de la Pc
piniere; vous sanrcz Replication de mon
absence ct de la commission don't e 0 u
charge.
s"~EsrELLE."
La concierge snivit lie domestique, ct,
arrivee rue dc Ia Pepiniere, retfouva
dams un ~sp|endide hotel. BELIEF adortc
par unc mere, la panvre jenne file qu'cl-
lie await connuc scule ct panvrc.
81 q%uelquc i%ncreduIite accueillait ce
recit, voici qui la derouterait d comp SIR:
"Il y a quinzc %jours, Mile Estc!le await
etc chargee par n lingere d:aIler re-
priscr en- vile IN MAGNITUDE wolfe de
Chanti'ly. dechire au bal par I'm accroc.
Arriy6e dams la maison ct mise en- pres
sence de la proprittaire dn wolfe, ellie Wit
tout a coup c%cIle-ci Pa|ir. s%'evanouir.
pnis, %rcvcnuea ellie, la couvrir de larmes
ct de baiscrs. Nine la marquise DE.
vcnait de reconnaftre, un signe place
cou de la jennie file, d sa rcssem-
blance ave. elIc-mamc ct III bijon
qnsEstolle portrait depnis son enhance,
une file unique que lui await enlevec,
deux ans apres son marriage, lie marquis
mari, disparn 4 la suite de dcttes ct
dc qucreIles, ct mort a l'ttranger, sans
qn'on sit ce qn'etait devenu Fcnfant
quill await ravio a sa mere. Estcl'c,
en- Allemagne par. de pauvrcs
gems qui l'uurai Mt rccueiIIic, ft,it Gle
meme venue Paris par suite dc Ia mort
de ses bienfaiteurs. await appris Ietat
de dentclIierc, ct dcva,t a cette profess
sion Ia %rertcontre ~proyidentielle dc sd
mere ct dune fortune.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-06

avec lesquelles il etendit ct foula les de.
blais de terre. Celia fait, il m]'annonca
que nous n'avions plus qua dormir Jus.
qu'au lendemain matin.
LIE iendemain, des que lie solicit parut
a fhorison, Anastosio sella ct 5rida nos
deux chevaux pour Ia dernlere fois.
Quand iis les cut attaches a cote de nous.
il tira dess broussailles Quill les await de-
posees pour Eafrafchir nos outres, helas!
deja ~dirninnees, etmit son facon d'eau-
de-vie Il notre portee. Restait a creuser
de V le trou dams lequel %cuisait a
retouffee Ia tetc de mouton, espoir de
notre %dejeuncr. A peine lc couteau cut
il legerement remne la terre. ou'une
odeur aromatique s'elera du sol CONNIE
d'nn iacon quson debouche. La taten,a,
d., tree do four, me psarnt d'abold me-
Increment appetissantc: &c n'etait plus
auuhe masse informe carbonisee; mails
hhasIasio, ecartant avec preeaution les
parties consumes, nit 4 dscouyert Ia
ehaIf Pnrpurine que caclaait cette cara.
pace noiratre, ct je dois .avouer one no
tire repas d'adieu fat des plus s~ucculens
lie moment yl1t en6n de nous ssparer.
TouJours respectueux, Anastasio y;pt an.
core me tenir ~l'etrier. Je nressa; :,
main CONNIE celie dun ami, puts lie cnur
gres, mais Iabouchc muette. pour no
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-06
G r A D ENCAN
DE L~'ASSOMPTION.

lie public est prevent que M. J. B. GUT.
LOT, encanteur de cette p~aroisse, dlment com.
miss'onne par lie Convenient, etablit IN Grand
encan mensuela Plattenville, chez M. CLop1rs
LINossIER.
IL Sc trorve sur les lieux TN bon magasin de
depot poury recevolr toutes les marchandises
qu.on Voudra blen y envoyer, ainsi qu'une ma
gnIfique savanne pour les animaux qu'on voudra
taIre vendre au Grand Encan de PAssomption
Get mean aura lieu tous les deuxiemes samed;s
de chaque mois.
o. Adrassser les marchandises a M. J.R
Guillot on a NJ. C. Linossier. Pour los cond;-
tons, s'adresser a Fun de ces messieurs. d.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-06

sort de l;accuse est remis entire ses mains
ct quill dot decider dams sa sagesse.
A une heure du matin lie jury Sc retire
dams la chambre des deliberations.
A deux heures moins I'm quart Ie jury
rend son verdict qui declare faccuse
%coupable de meutre sans premeditatio".
50 (L..AbeiNe.)