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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-07-07
10. 85.l An ACT

NO. %. AN NJ
To provide for the adjustment and settle.
ment of the affairs of incorporated as
sociations and companies.
SEC. ]. Be IL enacted bg the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio. That no
suit, action, Judgment, order or decree, 10
which any incorporated association or
company Of this state may be a party,
either plaintiff or defendant, shall abate,
be discontpued or dismissed, by reason
Of the expiration Of the charter OF such
association or company, but that all such
suits, actions judgments orders or DEGREES.
shall proceed to final judgment, execution,
satisfaction or settlement, in the corporate
name Of such association or company.
SEC. 2. That the board OF directors
Tor the time being, or other officers having
the control or management Of any incor.
porstsd association or company in this
state, are hereby authorized 10 appoint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

It will bs that tue reduction in the principal eff
fected during period Of thirty years has been ouiy
ft0O0ocCo, six per cent but regards the annua
charge for interest it has been f3 2C M nearly eleven
per cent The lowest point at which the ition bit
stood of late years in 1884 when it mad de-
clined to f772 1876 SAC to millions below the
at which 1t stands--the emsnc patton loan In 1855
and the Irish famine loan In 1877 having far than
ccunterbalarced all subsequent reductions 1t be
remarked however that owing to the conversion OF the
three and half per cents and the low paid upon
the unfundcd debt &c. IL actual cost of these obg..
toDs is smaller than at that period During the
next eight years this charge will xperieoce
further dminution of f32G7 600, q which Coco 900 will
take place by the three and aquarter per cents be-
coming three per cents in October 1854 while the
ton OF the remainder will through tho expacy OF
the long sDuutes in January. 1850 for 50o aud
Of other annuities amounting to e13l4Ooo during this
intervening lime. The annuity held by tine bank for
f6s5 7oo, does not terminate till 1867. The unfuSded
debt which Is Included In the suoned totals was
in 1861 than in any other year OF the series amount
being il77<2 SO. In ls22is high $50 Isl leo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

voiut;on. This table being covered With this bfsss
wire gsure. has plsced i'm nsdiately under u W
cuum chamber into which the falling water car
ryipC with Il the semi Hud costing OF mo'ssses, 10
drawn ms the table revolves. the crys'slE.d sugar
remsins on the surface pure and white. and 10 DO
lvered by s.rsper into the hogshcad plAosd Tor its
reception. -, -
The above notes were made At public exhibition
of the process 9th September, mt Baxter Hodss,
Old Sc Pancrss road. London. ct which the Times.
Chron,cie and leading city papers were repro
scented,
The patents for this country in courss of COM
pletion and machinery is on the way which vii be
put up in New York to prove the value Of the dis
covery. when exposition Of the process viii be
given to the press and those Interested in tho
MISTER.
The representative Of the prop-ictors ia the
United States is Mr.. John Reid. 159 Front street.
New York, who alone has authority to dispose Of
the patents,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18
Stock Sales.

PHrLtDErp,rA, Oct. 16(Reported ~ Barker Brothers
g. Co.Ifrsf Isard.-f5D Wilmington Railroad 6s S3l
500 Chesapeske and Delaware Csnal6s 49, IGo 600 Al
legbeny County Railroad Ga l0l 5000 City Railroad
So ID 1O75 s. 600 Camden and Afnboy Railroad Ga III
oc sIs Is Lehigh c.nysrtible MORTGAGE s. i2s 500
Lehgh Interest, ~; $le0O Susauehsnns Csnal u, rs
S3Aa sehuyhili Navigation 6s, s2 20; 500 Hsrrsbars
kniiresd Ge 100 IL shs Pennsylvania Railroad 81 D.
cash loosehuykill Navigation ls q schuylk Navi-
CATION Preferred, q 90 Beaver Meadow Railroad 23N
100 Norris Canal, sSwn, 1Gf % Union Canal, b. i5h
Lehgs Navigation, e5a % do, b, COS Ninshll Rail.
ehanios Bank 321S ~ Grard Bank, H. Betcesn Becrds
2e Norris Canal bS l6,{ 90 Union Canal h 1874 100
Iicl burg Railroad, 10 % Mechanics Bank 32 Second
Be- 4 500 Camden and s@bsy RsrSsd q, 20 100
,ylania 3a sG4 IL shs ehgh Nsyigsson, 63a IL HaY-
riburg Railroad s5wn, seS Bank Of Pennyivsnis l9
do, b. 1S g. United states Bank cash. 8; IL do, 81
y Msrufacturers and Mechanics Bank, 81 liter Hoard
5000 Pennsyvsnis 81 96 &is0 do, 3D. 9G 1000 Ton
100 sbs Morris Canal 10 900 Long Island Railroad, b.
IA 100 Schnylfill Navigation Preferred, 25x 100 do.
b., 2by, 100 de-, 26z..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

CoAL--A small lot of Liverpool orrel was disposed Of
CorrrE-The days transactions included 10 bags
Java 1t io7Sc llc loo Maracaibo at 9i+c, and 500
FISH Cod and herring ruled the same; 800 bills No.
msckcrei brought IS 6ztl So 10 per Dbl.
FEEloBrs..To Liverpool, about 5000 bushels wheat
were engaged at Cd in ships bags LOO bbs Hour az
1e1Ed 500 bales cotton compressed at I'd, and 400
bills rosip. at lad There was no change to nose in
tinued firm with more offering
Fpur.-salcs were made of 500 boxes ne~ bunch raj.
Canton ginger At Sc So and Is casks carrsnts at Sc
H.r-Thers xer. $50 bales bought a. 81 81 Is per
loo lbs
IIors About 40 bales exchanged hands at go.
2ce. per pound, cash.
IRou-15o tons Scotch pig realized S27 so s2s per
LinE-Sales were made of 2oOO barrels common
RocklaDd at % 90 cts. per barrel.
Naval STORES Crude turpentne quiet and held
at 81 rs per $50 pounds; $50 barrels spirits turpentne
cold at g ets thirty days. and 800 barrels Wilmington
ons-saies of 1900 gallons llnseed were Effected At
Il eta per gallon. cash
and mess FORK at SIS go Sis 62i8 and sl e21; 45s
packages fair to prime lard at IL ll7s cts pound
i5o barrels prime and mess beef at 50 20 and los ss
R,er retaiied at S. 81 and SIS 20 per 100 lbs De-
mand limited ,,,
prison vhiskey at 23h e31Sc and 23i6 23aze. Fer
gallcn ~ -, ,.s. ...b,
bi< a SJ.c and $40 boxes brown Havana 53 a
CSC. -, -.
TIr1ow. -hbeut 8 600 lbs. prime was sold at "I.,
per ID
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
BY NORTH RIVER BoaTs--1173T bushels whoa. 81 5
DO barley 500 do rye; 80 do. corn 700 do oats
coo bbs -four 227 DO whrkcy 81 do ashes; 81 bales
wool and sos pkgs cheese.
BY EnIE EALRoap .-s01 bbl3 -four and 30 pkgs but.
ter.
BY Nxw HavES BAunoap.--i2o pkgs. cheese ana 129
do. butter.
by HAnIrM RAnro.D-1os head cattle 10 cows; las
calves $50 sheep; 20 059 ID hogs, live oss2lbs hogs
dressed lis Rigs poultry 30 do eggs 80 do butter
LOCO do. sundIes bushels oats 40 do other grain IL
tons iron and 10 bales wool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

Tss principal itsas q inpsr aurise the second week
In October vere a. senovssegrs $s4 railrosd bars
sis5oss tn Ssoss4; xne, s4sl5l sugar, $55 8ai to-
bscco $50 bA6 watches $I94 los; wool. s2025l Tho
aggregate valne OF imports during the second week In
October was about $500 900 less than during the rt
week which vas principay In merchaodi o.her than
dry goods Tais Is in lance With she views express
ed at The coe Of last week. Thus far this month the
iuporta.icns have been unusually large In October
1851 the total value Of imports only So 5T7 64 This
year they have been at the rate Of l2
for tho month exclusive of tpece The Increase thus
fer til month has bea principally In dry goods
increase last week having beea nearly Syc0 o00 The CIR
cgn trade Of this port fro tho LIST Of January will
however compare vor7 favorsbiy With that for the
pending period ths previous year.
The Cumberland Coal Company cent from the mnos
during tho week ending the 13th inst I24 Of col
The receipts Of the Little Miami Railroad Company in
tho four months ending Sept 3oth IN each The past
two , ara, IS annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATuFDAY. Oct I6-b T. M.
Asuss more In demand, and 100 bbts. wsrc par-
chased at 81 6s for pots and S. 56i TOR pearls per
leo lbs.
Bar Flour continued to favor factors The
Gays business reached 6CO bbls oronary to choice
State at 81 81 - 81 co. mixed TO fancy Western ct
81 sly 50 66i4; common 10 good OHIO ut 81 AZ \
- tGii; and mixed straight southern at s. 56it
tended pnw,rss. 10 700 hnsb Western Whit. res;psi
81 O. 81 can; and 1900 bush. Gencsec do. 81 10
Rye rather cheaper. 1900 bush. having been OBJ
tanned NJ s5c State and Western oats commanded 45c
-sc per bush Corn and higher. fbo saes
comprised % GOO bush mixed Western ANS re. per
busbel
Corros-Tbs sales were 2eoo bales at nrrncr prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18
Telographie Report.

PF0vIDENcR, Oct. 10 1BJI
The sees OF cotton for the week have been 500 bses
the nsret closing with firm feeling There Il active
demand for WOOL with large saes prices very frm aud
lending upwards The sales arc cosHned chiefly 60 the
best grades Of which the market not well suppsd Tho
seee OF the week 81 400 Por pv,rtnc cloths
The market active without c0snxs psv. lAs ssAss
of u week ~ g. 80 piess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

The Reading Railroad brought do wn last week SO $50
tons Of coal previously, this year. 1889 O95 toas-
total e5 954 tons Same time last year 39l 400
The sohuyik canal brought down. last week. Il 3l4 tons
coai-toaI, this year $50 $50 tons. Same tine last
year a6s sos tons The Lehgh canal has brought down
his ear 8s2 4it tons Of COAL
The London Times gives the annexed statement from
recent parliamentary return relative to the public doot of
Rriiain
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s-la--a------ - -
RIN AMC1ALs
GOEn 0On SAN FRANCISCO WATER LOAN.
W[NlJaXyOO Tan ant hmm afE ana

CD Sn 00n SAN FRANCISCO WATER LOAN
p%OOSOOO Ten per cent bonds, Of s. 90 each,
with coupons payable euisnnuelly in the city Of New
York redeemntle on st November 1864 Tho undersigned
President Of the Mountain Lake Water Company, Of the
city of San Francisco in the state Of CALIFORNIA; will
Thomas No. 50 Wall street the city OF New YORK. until
Thursday the fourth day IL November 1872 at O'clock
Pm for the whole or Of the above mentioned
osn which will hear interest AZ the rate of ten cent
payable semi annually in the city of New York,
and lie redeersble the first November 1862 ~
place The undersigned will all himself Of the
privilege Of rejecting conditional bids and Of doiinpg
uch he deem not advantageous Bids Ghould DO
directed Prtpo als for San Francisco water Bonda aud
sent 10 tho subscriber Twenty cent and the premium,
will he payable the day after opening tho bds the
the bidder before the February next,
thus giving cspitslsts opportunity most rolf
able and permanent Investment without pscptately dis
turhn their financial arrangements The debt created
the issue of these bonds 10 for the purpose of paying for ths
and fixtures. thaa sufficient
already provided for the purpose OF building the DAMS
reservoirs laying the pipes and completing the works the
entire capital OF the company SO0 having been sab
sorhed by the citizens Of San FraIosoo tho Subscribers
embracing mspy OF its most wealthy merchants and bank.
Tbiss the first and only debt Of the company and Ne
James William NJ. Burgoyns OF all the proper
~ and of the company valued at upwards OF
million of dollars Tho company have. by law the exelu-
sys right OF laying pipes within the city limits and
by perchase the only from which water be
troduccd into the city, The stock of this company win
probably be the hest paying stock the Union. Copies
the laws reports Of engineer, with maps TO- can be ha6
BY calling st the ones of xessrs Diss Thomas Ne 81
Wall street second story. sAhuELPURDY. President .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

ID IDING SCHOoL-W. II. DISBROw, NO 20 FOURTH
h hss his evening classes for gentls
Open each evening from TO O'clock. Ladies'
usual frcra eight A. n. TO three p. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

Total value Of merchandise including dry
sooos imported hrr week ia oc'ober.. S. sl5H0
DO. do DO. inported second
week Ia October ..................,si3 5D507
10 10. dry goods. do do. I,l75296
- 25ltsos
To.sl importation FIST t~o weeks IN oc,o
tr, is.z...............,..,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

pRIvATL INSTRUCTION IN PENaANsaP-TM
subscriber prepared to give priv cite instruction to th
art Of rsniaaaship ladies gentlemen, At his "a
Broadway frat above ths Irving Fer ss ele
CANT Copy 81 Ok, With insArret on-prioe, Is cents.
OLIVER n. O0i.HSMITH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

DROFESsEUR DE DANsE TT DE TENUE- II. CORAL
Ii. artist Of the Nstoai Academy OF ausso in fars
the ases respectfully
informs the ladies and gentlemen Of this city that he win
open his 6eols the first OF November next whcI he will
all the dances aud his atm ,st eDdeavors
perfect ttoee who will favor him. Tor terms Co. apply
At lis ms. III Broadway, oornor Of Ninth stceet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

nTTIGNON'S Gymnasium, $50 AND lGi CROSBY
~ sreet-Mr. c. l.. Ottgnon begs Leave to remind tho
public that his open daily from sun 50 until
every evening o'clock for cas exercise and
VS. classes meet Mondays, Wednesdays ami Fridays
a 3lf in the afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18
IIENRY WELLS AND uIs sIsTER.s fMApAMR b

DRIvATE DANCING AND wALTzING.-J. II. Scar
l. INGs Academy at sc Bond street. new class cora-
mences Tuesday evening" l9th na for gentlemen WoA
nessy afternoon Goth ns for young ladies and masters
Mr. s. forming classes dayorning, afternoon, and
sveningo suit ths Of all psrte Sohooie aua
families attended and private soirces. ery For
terms and full PARTICULARS circulars at Me-
eidenoe, IS above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18
DAuOmo AUADRMna.

nANCING AcADEMY-H. MEYEN'S CLAssBs Am
- epen ard meet at IN and I99 waiksr stresA u
4o'cioek f ladies aad children at o'clock gcats
man at "a wtnAm street On Tuesday aud Friday, sAn
and references call above OF 81 5i Heussu
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

ROOK-k EEPiNG, ARITHMETIC, &c., THOROUGHLY
- taught by w. j. RENvlLI.E. No. $50 Boosd way
soh student receives separate instruction and 10
advanced in his stud es while the knowledge impaired t.
him is found to be peculiarly adapted to the practical
qure nents OF business. Open day and eve lug.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

CAsT.OYR CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies gentlemen having any olothng furniture
r che subscriber 81 his residence through the pss6
L. n DUSSELDORF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

S3 600 THS ADyLETlsE En- WOULD INVEST
In the -four and feed trade other paying
business Best Of reference given and requred Address
"BuneEs, at the Office this paper stating where
teryieW may be had. mo humbug.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

NJATIoNAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.-THE SCHOOLS
IN will be roopened Msnday November l at o'clock
T. H. Tho aual cation for admission IL approved draw
ing from Tho round for the antique and fun length figure
for the life school The drawn should be cent 10 the
of the Academy, GG3 broadway early possible
The antique school will be open during the day for ladies
exclusively. by order OF the council
T. ADDISON RICHAKDS. Cor. SECRETARY N. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

ID ooMs TO LET, FURNIsHED.-A SUITE OF PAR
II lors also single aud double 20 highly respect
able persons. To any seeking comfortable lodgings
this opportunity seldom to be met Also front base
suitable fer office. Inquire ut % bite street.
z Franklin street. xest side. ear DroadxaY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

L,OR SALT-THE LEASE, FIXTURES, AND FURNI-
of of the restaurants, oyster
sad dniag saloons in New York. ependdy fitted with
every furnithed 10 the Best STYLE with
marble bars tables and marble floors with thirty private
roQs attached richly furnished. The above
is euuaed by fer size sye location business
being in connection with and convenient to several public
halls biilard salcoBe and houseseof App
To H. sTAUTS 2s Fulton street. under tho ocean Bank,
f,nvn tan tn nur lock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

A GOOD CHANCELLOR SALE. TIE STOCK AND
hxtIrcs Of New Havon Railroad House. the
OF Camel Elm street Of the
ovnsr having other business to attend to Apply the
prt mises. THOMAS BkAOY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

EURNiSHED ROOMS FOR SINGLE GENTLEMEN At
No ~ Bond street. of the peaantest loc aities in
tie Tie house has all tho modern csnvoniences hot
cold and shower baths &c ,sn perfect order and two
gentlemen will find all the comforts Of home There
Ereakfalt Y Ill be given il desired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET, IN A PLEASANT Lo-
cation frat class house lts Spring street near Broad
aso handsome front basement. The above night
suit party Of single gentlemen small family Priy
lego Of cooking ii required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

ID CONS TO LET-WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, AT
IL No. 1873 Blocker street, Of Broadway The house
has fine and elegant parlcrs, which have been
a,rIv y,v, aN
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-01
CHRONIQUE AMERICAINE.

lie cApIroLE. - Nous avons annonce
dimanchc dernier l'incendie du capitole
Oes nouvclles posterieures nous infor-
ment que l'edifce est sauve, mais que la
plus grande partic des documents Off
ciels renfermes dams la bibliotheque, plu-
sieurs portraits d'anciens presidents de
la republique, ct quarante mile volumes
sont devenus la proie des flammes. On
eleve a deux-cent-cinquante mile pias-
tres la valeur des livres reduits en- cen
ct dix mile, les avaries du monument.
L'hoteI Baker cts complement con-
sumo. President, Speaker de la Chambre,
Sepateurs ct Representants all Congress
ont travaill6 pele-mele avec les pompiers
pour sauver Pedi6ce. De pareils efforts
sont dignes d'eloges, il ont etc couronnes
de- success. Honneur aux sauveurs du
Capitole
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-01

meilleure. On ne saurait lie plalndre.
Cost le mari visiblement trompe, celui
que Ia conduite de sa femme condamne
4 la privation sternelle du bonheur inte-
rieur, des joiesde la familfe celui qpi
Sc volt rebuilt q l'isolement, ! uue exis-
tence toute personnelle, sans avenir, sans
ambition pour ce quill aime. All cro-
yez-moi! celui-la seul msrite votre pltie ;
car tout lui est refuse, jnsqu'aux douceurs
du pardon !; Ia honte est Ia pour lui III
terdire la clemence.
Cette sortie v6hemente blessa sensi-
element Clotilde. Tant d'injustice la
revolta, ct Ia crainte de laiaser deviner,
d lemotion de sa voix, l'indignation
qu'elle eprouvait, lui donna seule la for
ce de garder le silence.
Er effet, Get exces de durete ne peu-
vait s'expIiquer que par rentretien qul
await eu lieu lie matin meme entire Adal-
bert ct son ami, ct don't Clotilde ne pou-
vait Sc douter.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-01
Nj. hLClBIADE DEBLANC.

lie 3 noyembre dernier, quelques mo-
ments ayant l'ouverture du scrutin, NJ.
Alcibiade Dcblanc, de St-Martinvil'c
a prononc6 All Pont Breau, un magnih-
que discours OH il il soutenu avec un rare
success, l'attitude prise ran dernier, au
ssnat des Etat- Unis par phon. Pierre
Soule.
Nous empruntons la Gazette des Opt
lot.sas les deux derniers PARAGRAPHS dc
la psroraison de ce discours.
Mais en- admettant quill { Pierre
Soule J Sc fnt trompe /; ne s'est-il pas
tromps en- defendant vos interets ies plus
importants votre propriste, votre foyer.
vos enfans ct la mere de vos enfans
Dites. dites, la garden qui some le toe
sin lorsqusil "A cru voir les fiammes courir
sur Ia Vile est-il done ST coupable La
sentinelle qui dome raIarme lorsquc
pennemi s'avance pour attaquer Ia re-
doute est-elle done coupable !? Non, car
lie premier coup de tocsin peut-stre
sauy6 la Vile. Non, car lie premier
cri de la sentinelle peut SAWYER une
armee. Et pourtant, M. SouI6 est ou-
TRACE. Pourquoi ? Parce quill a WI lure
les torches de l'inceadie ct quill crie
au feu. - Parce quill WI lie Nord Sc
preparer a la bataIle ct quill vous a erie
garde a sous ! Est-il 81 ridicule Est.il
un traitre vos yeux Refscbissez ct
decidez. Moi, je ne veux pas Ia desu-
nion, mais pour maintenir le pacte federal
il aut q1e vous gardiez votre souverai-
nete ii faut que vous conserviez votre
rang dams la Republique. Il faut que
vous sachiez proteger votre honneur. Car
ceux qui ont sauve rUnion, ce ne sont
pas ceux qui ont dsserle le drapsau du
Sud; ce ne sont pas ceux qui ont trahi "a
cause, ceux qui ont ste applaudis dams le
Nord. Non, mon avis, ce sont ceux
qui out erie au feu, ceux aui ont erie
garde i yous.
All une fois encore je vous le dis ::
Oublions nos querelles politiques dom
nons-nous la main formons une mu-
raillesd de sang ct dc chair, ct alors, hon.
mes du Sud, notre chere patrie prendra
place parmi les premieres nations de
pUniyers !. =!
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-01
MOS ETN ENN N ES.
90

Iecteurs, nous vous ayons snuhaite fan
dernier une multitude dc chooses qui ne sc
sont pas accomplies, ct nous auricns YOU
Iu ,ous donner des etrennes que nous
n'svions point. - C'est fort triste.
Mais nous vous avons fait nne massc
d'aulres bons souhnits qui sc sont reali-
sks. :. Car nous n'ayons pas en- d'inon-
dation cette aimee. lie cholera a etc
plu. epcuvantable que mechant. Au-
eune desunion ne menace Il Union. . .
La terre notre commune nourrice, s'est
montree genereuse. :. Enfn vous vivez
tous, &C que nous vous avons souhaite,
souvenez-yous en- bicn, ct &C que nous
vous souhaiterons tant que yous consen-
tirez 1 lire le Pionnier. - Si vons ny
consentez pas, eh bien, nous vous le sou.
haiterons encore, ct sachez lc, Thypo-
crisie nest pas plus notre fable que
notre fort. - C'est bien n'est-ce pas 7?
Puis nous vons demons cette gazette,
un pcu maigre il est yrai, ct les gazettes,
pour grasses qu'elles soient, mont pas
coutume d'engraisser les lecteus. :. :.
Nous pourrions citer d rappui de cette
assertion une fouie de proverbes aussi
justes one vieux, mais ce nest pas a nous
de la demontrer. - Un fait constant
c'est que s. Ia plus belle file du monde
ne saurait donner que &c qu'elIe pcut"
+ que nous, aussi prologue que Ia plus
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-01

profaner !cur amour en- lie con6ant, ct de
ceux qui ne peusent pas parler d'autre
chose.
Sosthene etait de ces derniers. Son
caractsre ardent, sincere, enjous, le por-
TAFT i s'abandonner facilement ses i'm
prsssions.
Cheri de sa famille, gate par les femmes
ct les amis 1ui s'attachent toujours aux
jeunes gems riches, il etait naturellement
enclin ! voir les eyenements, les gems ct
les chooses de leur bon cote ct Sc fatter
du sscces. la on un autre n'aurait VII cue
des obstacles insurmontables. Habitue a
rsussir dams des projects souvent dsraison-
nables, ne doutait pas de la protection
du ciel pour lie veu le plus honnste quill
e1t jamais forme, ct prenant ses espe-
RANGES pour autant dc realities, il crut
devoir faire partager i son ami la joie
quill ne pouvait contrenir.
--Tu vols l'homme du monde le plus
heureux, dit-il en- rencontrant Adalbert
au pare.
-Quoi dsjs s'ecria M. de Bois-
verdun, dun air dedaigneux.
-Ah VOLTA bien nos Don Juan mo-
dernes ne connaissant quun bonheur,
ct rcgardant comme nulsitou ceux qui
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