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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-01

Les here PEtccfioHs SOM c0n2nse sut
Ter. DISTRICT,~Chez Juan A1Icman, Gu dams
lie yDjsjH"ge. Co1nmissaircS Octave IlVe.
Mtiiza Leblanc ct Juan AlleMan.
2mc. Chez Andre Acosta, OIL cans lie voisiuago
Commissioners: TlyophiIe Fernandez, i
Ico@ta ct Trasimon TrahaNt.
3Ime. A I'habjtation de Sovorin Landry, on dams
Ic v0i@iuage, cOmrnissaires Alex. CaiIiot
Narcjsse Templet ct .}iartin AeIanGon.
4me. Chez Narius Ai52gnac, Oh dams Ie voiSi-
mage, coInmissaires: L. Landry, Win. ".
Pugh ct -;iarius Aibagnac.
5me. Chez Drapzin HimeI, on dams lie ~voisina-
ge, commissaires J. Lettwick, ClairviLIe
lIimeI ct Amjd3e Tate.
Cine. Al cafe De ". Roudrcau, GU dams le Vol
sinage, commis8aires Iheoduie Labadle.
Augrste Fremin ct Ellie landry.
lie yoisinagc, commissioners w. A. Sims.
Vincent Landry ct Charles Ballot.
Sine. A Ia .Laison lie cour de la P~aroisse, COM
m5sssircs: G. c. Raby, {. L. Luavor ct
A. N. Foley.
9me, Au cafe de Felix Utbert, a Paincourtville.
- ccmmiSSaires: J. B. Dugas, FtIix
GiIIet ct J. w. Jones
10 Chez Dulossard Landry on dams le vol
sinage conmissairas Dug. Conoau ills,
|iicor Leblanc ct SEVERN Landry.
l1-Cllez FRANCOIS A!o.!4re OH dams le voisi-
mage, comnjssaires: I~IypoIite Draud, ANT.
Diez ct .}IarceIin 4. Leblanc.
l2-Chez htjenne Plnisson, on dams le voisi-
mage, commissaircs Etienne P&nlsson hIs
Cljophas itnisson ct Hephirin Girojr.
l3-Chez Anac'ct Sinoneau, Oh dams ie v0isi-
mage: comlnisaaires: Anaciet Simoneau ct
FaIcour porche.
14-Chcz Dorcino Rcnthrop, GU dams lie yoisi-
mage. commissaircs; Pierre Th6riot Dor
elmo Renthrop ct Charlie eros.
O. les coinmissaires Elections des difa-
rents bureaux poDmes par lie Juri de Police
de la ParoiSse Assumption, sont roqu;s De
tenir la dite Election, ct den fa;re le retour
au Sh6rif soussigne c~onformcnent a la Lei,
Paroissc Assumption, 8 mars 1852.
A. T. Hickman, ShGrif.
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voyant. ]e presume, rlcn qnl rcsscmb!at
III soupGoa dams u p~hysionomie, il Sc
NIT a debarrasser mon cheYa! dc SIT bri-
de ct de sa se!lc, en- m'exprimant son
plaisir d'6tre honor6 de IA presence d'~n
CAVALIER CONNIE moi: Veus ~excuscrez
TN vieillard. senior, dit-iI, s'l est un peu
reserve ct defiant. Dams eos PLANES sau-
wages il va plus dc saHsadores (vo!curs)
que d'honnates ehretiens. Nous avons
d'aiIIeurs favis certain que les lndiens
sont q%nelqne part dams ces cantons; lis
ont brittle 4uelques huttcs dams les pays
dcs Trehes, lau %ieyant, ct lis peuYent
etre lei (que Ia mere de Dicn, nous en-
preserve! J du matin au soir. Tn homme
pest gnere rassur6 qnand il ne salt pas
sill ne scra pms george entire ses dcux
repas. PardoDncz moi done mon manquc
de courtoisie.
On m'ayait trop parle des Indiens
ponr ne pas voir INC nopvclle excuse
dams ccs paroles, ct pnis e crus econ
naftfe dams &c gauclo le meme hommc
que Reginald m'avait montr6. Gems
Tit toutefois qu'un soupqon, car jc i'avais
a pcinc w lie jour de notrc premiere
halle, lorsqu'iI etait part ayec le cheva,
sots pfttexte dc ie dompter;,nais n men
formal pas MONS. ie PROFIT =; !, ger
non sAinur chg laI
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DE ~L'ASSOMPTION.

I'egorger sill refuse de lui liyrer ses epe-
rons ct sa bride. Mes GRANTEES etaient
NAL fondees. lie cavalier Sc trouya etre
un jeune hommc gaucho de ONE ans qui
vint a moi en- s'ecriant !: dos naeo .! gae
es este /? Mon Dicu! quest-ce Je lui
expIiquai ma m~esaventure ct lie suppIiai
de me ~conduire a sa demeure. Il y con-
s%entit, d';lbord, detachant uae corae de
vache quill portrait en- ~bandouIiere ct qui
contenait de reau,i il men fit avaIer une
gorgee.. Jamais ie n'onbIierai lie plaisir
avec legueI je- rafraGchis mes Iesres BRIT
lantes. Ii tira ensuite un moroccan de
bnuf fume dun sac pcndu a ses arcons,
ct men ofFit quelqne bonchees qui ra-
inherent. me forces eepuisees par une
Tongue abstinence. Enin, ayant rempIi
tous les devoirs de lhospitalite, l'enfant
me dit dc r~eprendre courage pour arri..
yer j~us9u'a sa butte, situee a quelques
miles au Sud. II prit les devans en- agi-
tant son lasso au our de sa tete, ct lais-.
SAINT fotter son poncho CONNIE me ban
Mere; mais il revenait de temps en-
temps d moi, ct me repetait: a!egrarse,
alegrarse, senior, vansos, vanaos!! AIions,
.%alions, du courage monsieur.
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A e Eg.

= Esuperbe Establishment comm sous lie
a~s nom de UNION EXCHANGE, propri6te
dIsaac H6bert, situe pres de rEglise dc
~PaincourtyilIc. Cette maison otffe par "a
situation antant d'avantages pour lie COM
merce de marchandises seches ct dc groce-
riesqu'aucune autre maison de Pain court.
La maison principale est neuve ct bien
peinte, il y a jardjn, conr, %ccurie. &c.3,c.
Pour plus amples informations s'adres-
scr sur les Lienx. Elk lurcauxde nnstn.
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ELECTION NOTICE.,

~ fsyYSr|% JOSEPH WALGER, Cover
1' nor of the State Of Loui-
siam, an Election will be held at the following
ON EEONEDAY, the 18TH DAY OF
APRIL 1852, between the hours offs \. Nj.
and.4 O'Clock 2. NJ, for the purpose Of re-
cciving the votes OF the qualified voters of
this Parish, FOR or AGArr7sT the calling Of a
Convention to change the Constitution.
Every qualified voter, voting for or against
the Convention, shall have written OF
printed on his ballot CONVENTION, if he be
in favor ofs1lch Convention,-and the words
No CONVENTION, ifhe be opposed to such
Convention.
The places Of Election in this Parish arc
as follows:
FIRST WARD.-At or near Juan Alleman's
residence, commissioners Octave Wives.
MGlize Leblanc and Juan AIleman.
2nd. At or near Andre Acosta's RESIDENCE
commissioners TheophiIe Fernandez, A
Acosta and Trasimon Trahan.
3rd. At or near the Plantation ofSeverin Ian.
dry, near the ParochiaI Church, comision-
ers Alexandra Guillot, Narctsse TemPle'
aud p. III. MeIangon,
eth. 1T or near Marius Albagnac.s residence
commissioners z, Landry, VIM. ". PngE
and Marius Albagnac.
9Th, At scr near Drauzin Dilnel's residence, -
commissioners : J. LeftWick, Clairvillo
Himel aud +. A. TGte.
9Th. At HIaxile Bondreau's Coffee House, com,
PRISONERS; Iheodule Labadie, Aug. Ere,
min and Ellie Landry.
18th. 1t or near the Plantation of e. E. Nailho
commissioners w. A. Sims, Vincent Lam
dry and Oh. Ballot.
sth.-Atthe Courthouse, commissioners G.
c. Raby, c. L. Mavor and A. NJ. Foley.
9th. At Felix Hebert's Coffee House, at Pain
courtville, commissioners ]. B. Dugas, FIX.
Gillet and J. w. Jones.
10-At or near the residence of Dutossard
Landry, commissioners !; Eugene Comean
Jr., ViIGor Leblanc and SEVERN Landry.
1l-At or near the residence Of Fr. MolIare
commissioners /: Hypolite Braud, Marcelin
A. Leblanc and Antoine Diez.
l2-At or near the residence Of Z. Penisson,
commissioners /; &. Penisson jr, Ztphirin
Giroir and Cl6ophas P6nisson.
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PARTS EEAEeEsOSS Dc

Ihabitation dc JEAN ROUSSEAU, p~aroisse Dc
Observation-Disclosures, rive gauche, lie 2 mars
1852 TROiS NEGHES amGricains, par
iant aDglais ct TN pen Ie f~'ancais.
- L'un, Jury, de belle table, ayant
- une loupc sur lie cote gaWche de la t3te.
~- Tn autrc, Potney, dc S pieds 6 rou-
ces environ, excessivement 1oir, sans autres
slgiles COnnus
LIE troisieme, Bob, de 5 pieds 5 ponces
environ, tres Ii il aussi, ayant I'm de SEES
yeux plus grand que l'autre Ell les pieds tres
plats. ....
Les shorts des paroisscs OF Get avis ar
rivera, sont Instrument prizes dc nous pre-
venir de l'arrestation de ccs tro!s ncgrcs on
de queIqu'un d'eux, 81 arreStati0n i! y a.
Une r9compensc libera!e sera accord5e
i toute personne Qni, faisant apprehension
de ces ncgrcs Oh de quclqu'un d'eux, les "a
menera a leur maitre on dams nos burcaux.
40
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10. UN
Moroccan de Terre.

situt Ell cette paFoisse, en- arri6re du Grand
Bayou, Cortenant a. arrcns de supe11icie Ip1us
on mOins horne yers FIST ct lUucst par la
terre de Ford ct Dugas, ensemble ayec toutss
les b&tlsseS ct authorizations 4ui yaprartiernent
20. Une ntgresse nominee CIarisse dgre dc
30 ans, ct sen cntant nommG John ace de . ans.
80. Jne nGgrite nominee Eulalie agde d 'er.
Vlron 10 ans. 10. Deux embarcations, les outi!s
aratoires, Cheyaux, yachcs, etc.
Termes ct conditions.
La terre payable en- trois termes egaux, IN
tiers Ell mars 1858, TN tiers en- mars 1854, ct
le '.crnIer tiers tn mars 1855.
Les e~sc!a"es - payable cinquante piast es
compliant: sur cIIaqnc tGtc, ct Ia balance en- troiS
t9rnIes tg&lX, un tiers en- mars 1853, I'm tiers
en- mars 1854 ct lie dernier tiers en- mars 1855,
Ir lnobiiler payable en- mars 1853.
Les acqujreurs dcyront lournir !eurs bil'ets
avec de5 BONES cautions, payable au bureau
du Recorder de cott2 ~paroissc, a rordrc de Fad
m;nistrateur de la dite succession, c]ttoutes SOM
mes qul re seront pas ponctucllement pav&cs
p~orteront interet a raison de hut pour cent par
an a partir des echjances.
la terre ct les esclaves r~estcront snccjale-
ment bypoth@Gnes insqu'au parfait paiement.
Paroisse Assumption, lie 10 mars 1852,
80 II. +. H:chmnn, Shtrif.
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.gGJEDKGEA&SES
SUCCESSION
EnlccE:iln de ftu EIDuard Rabin.

Succession de ftu Edouard Rabin.
En- vcrtu dun ortre de yente a moi adrcssc par
Honorable Ia Cour dn cjnguitme district judi
c are &c Iltat dc Ia Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia
i~&roi@se AaSon ption, en- date du s mars !SJ3.
l! seFa oiiert en- vente p~ub'iqne par 4. F.
Hickman, sltrif de cettp p~HroisSe. lie JeuIi IS
d'avril 1852, i dix hcurcs du matin, sur les Ifeux
en cetta Earoisse, entire lie Grand Bavou ct Ie
Bayou Corne, les %proprits cj-apres ~dtcritos sa.
yo!r;
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Termes ct conditions
SheriF''s Sale.

N'S'' q N"tS'
Union Bank Of Louisiana-No 320-vs
Augnste T'Gtc'8 estate The State o.
Louis;ana, Fifth Judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish Of AS
sumption.-Dy virtue Of and in ODE
dience to writ Of fl. fa., TO me di-
rcctcd by the hon. the above court, III
the above entitled and numbered suit,
dated January 81 1852.
l have seized and will offer at public sale, on
the premises, on Saturday the 3rd day Of april
! 1852, between the hours o~feleven A. NJ. ana four
O'Clock P. H., the following described property:
to wit
10. 4 Tract Of Land.
situated in the parish Of Assumption, On tao
right bank Of Bayou Iafourche, at about eleven
miles below the village Of Napo!Gonville, nea-
suring four arpeuts front on said bayou, by forty
arpcnts in depth, bounded above by lands Of
jacques Henry, now lands of the estate and
below by land Of the Citizens Bank; together
with all the houses, buildings, gin, store houses,
stables, negro cabins, and constructions thereon,
the implements Of husbandry, belonging, or in
any way appartaining.
Also, one hundred and seventeen shares OF
tie capital took Of said bank, and also the fol-
lowing named slaves. to wit
James, 30 years old, Talton, 50 years. Philips
Is years, Piedy, 40 years, Jenny, 40 years, and
Ephram, 35 years, with their increase, during
the continuance of the mortgage granted to said
Bank. Seized to pay and satisfy the above writ,
interest and costs, without the benefit of appral-
sement.
' Terms and Conditions
The above described property will be sold at
twelve months credit, from the day of sale, the
purchaser being required to furnish his bonds
with good and sufficient security, and special
mortgage on the property sod, bearing interest
at the rate Of ten per cent per ~annurn, from the
day OF the adjudication, until paid.
Parish Of Assumption, March 18th 1852,
40 4. +. Hickman Sheriff.
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JOHN II. ILlsLEY. A. NJ GAUDET.
.AVIS.-Les sorssignes, a~vocats, excrce-
ront leur profession dams les Cours dn 4me.
ct CinqAiemc districts judjcjaircs. lis ap-
FOREFRONT tous lerrs suius aux aiaircs qui
leur scront contiees.
Donaldsonyille, % mars 1882.
JOHN FL ILSLEY-
~ AMEDEE M. GAUDET.
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INSTITUTION DE IEtjNES GEMS
Diriye par Nj. l.. MARTINI, ~
4 Bonaljson,iiie.

NJ. Martin rcmcrcic les Peros de ia
mile dc Ia e%o.'ti1ncc qu'ils ont da;gnf
lni accorder dcpu;s II ans. Ii Went
dc s'adjoindre un prolcsseur d.ang|aiS
qui, dcpuis seiz" avs. 4, p~ro(csst dam les
premiercs institutions DC Ntw-Iork Ct
de Ia c-Oritans.
prix des p%cnsionnaires avec les
diyerscs branches d'enseignement
en- anglais ct en- francais. par an. $3.50
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Ientc yar ie shGrif

S''b' EN' ~ ''NOfl
La banQue de rJnion De Ia Louisiana.
No-22J- vs. IL succession DC Angus
&c Icte.
L'Itat dc Ia Louisiana. cour du cinqnie-
me District Judiciai:e, dams It ,our Ia
pHCoi-se Assumption.
La vcrtu Dan writ dc Ii Fa a moi
aLrcSsa par Piionorab!c la cour dn Gin
quieme District Judivinire Dc iltat de
la Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia tArois,c
Assumption, On date du , Janyicr 1852
J'ai saisi ct "'ofrirai en- ycnte publique, sur
les licux, ic samcdi 3 avrii 1852, entire onzc heu-
res du matin ct qnatre benres de !aprGs midi,
les proprictts ci apr6s ~decrites, SAVIOR;
Ter un moroccan dc torrc, situG-en ccttc Pa
r0issc. sur la rive droite dn bayou Latourcho, /
environ onZe miles audess0us du village de Va.
poleonyille, mesurant quatre arpens de face dn
dit Bayou. sur q~uarante arpeutS de prC.ondeur,
borne en- haut par la terre de jacques Henry
Tmaiotenant par la terre de la succession ct en-
bas par la terre de la Ranque dcs c~itoyens, en-
sembIe aycc toutes les ~maisons, batisses, mouths,
magasins, ]ccuries, cabanes a nagrcs, ct les
constructions qui Sc ]trouvent dessus. les outiIs
ar&toires qui y apPartieunent, Gu qui pouronty
apportenir.
Iu-si, cent dix sept actions al fonds capital
de la dite Banqua, ct les e~sciaVes CT aprts NOM
mes, SAVIOR
James +0ans, TaIton 50 ans, Phillips 45 ans,
Piedy, 40 ans, Jenny 40 ans, ct Epllram 50 ans,
avec ieur augmentation pendant Ia continuation
de l'hypothtqne CONSENT a Ia dite Banqne.
&aisi pour satis.aire lie writ ci dessus, les in
t6rGts ct les frais: sans le b3ni1ice dc les;ima-
tion.
Termes ct conditions:
Les propriGtts colossus dtcrites, seront VEN
,du a douze mois De credit, du jour de Ia vente,
lacQutreur sera tcnu de fournir ses billets, avec
une caution s~oIidaire, bonnie ct solvabIe, ct by
potheque spdciale sur les prcpri6tts yendues,
portant interet a raison de dix pour cent par an,
du jour d'adjudicatjon ~jusqu'au pavement.
Paroisse Assumption lie II Mars 1852
40 4. F. Hickman ShG2if
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~0DUwv.
9MG sALa~aOoss D3Ii.k.
~ sso , sessss.

Tie Msen and ai, kes ssassy trslA
View ts1sag irosn NJ ssssaisg ely.
Whea is~ass Tie baii.rosn teiie again
NrtsSned SitA iht~skAing pslse sud tsais
Siashed strea saA iPsrfsi eye.
The pismes thss asaesd shove b~v bsow,
Ths ersas sAas spssAIed 10 h~s snoe.
Tks pss1s V whssk he vssld sos ls.w,
View laid asl3e --shey moet he'd her sow
Whrn desoissr ssd lone.
That a;ght hoe asry hearts shr won
Tks sssgasas Leiie. ~ essit nos STIR,
Bat, lite he pIsa~ts fsasd she sah,
Her suiivry followed 81 bot ooe-
One sil The World 10 her
And siw AsA lost him - marvel not
The lsdy's eyes with tears we're vet
Though hove BY man 10 sonn tosE"t,
IL never yet ~as woman's lot
7" love aud 10 forget.
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A RiNG DIo7To-"W Wound not the
heart whose lore Tina art" was the mot
10 on a ring Of Mary Queen Of Scots,
and now appears as the first line OF a
very simple. pretty song, by Lyra BARD,
10 the Transcrip, 49,
" Wos4rA not the hear: whose love thou art
Her hope 70 round thy bein q tw med
Then how canst thou with sorrow bow
The heart that loves, by words unk'nd'
W Wound not the heart whose love thru srt
She gnvc NJ, hic aud soul 70, thee
J wouM not biees, by word or deed,
The heart that did % much Tor me-
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thing 4 LIQUOR. Pray tell Ne pre-. (,
csely how you livc.'
With pleasure. Fnt Of an, then. ]
smoke no cigars. chew no tobacec,and
Mary takes no snuG.'
Here the pleasant smile cane in,
bat uhers was no interruption, for Ne,
~ seemed 10 think her husband knew
what be WAS ibort, and cosld talk
very we'll without her aid.'
Il have not drank glass of Rquor
since the day was married, except
glass Of wine ebont four times a year
on Christmas, Yew Years, Fourth
Of July, and Wiilics birthday. TIE
last is our especial hclydsy. I had
read enough physiology 70 make up
NY mind that tea and coffee besides
poison cotained no nutriment and l
tried q vegetable diet long enough to
like it better than . mixed one, and 10
find that it agreed with me better.
and q We have read and experimcn.
ted together, Of course Mary think.
as I do
But what DO yeu eat and drink 2
asked, curious to sce how far this
sclftanght philosopher had progressed
10 tho laws Of health.
i Come this way, and will show
YOU he said, taking light, and lead
ing the way into cspacious store,
roor. Here, first Of all. is q mil
= which cost me twelve shillings. II
gtinds all my grain. gives me the bcs'
meal. and saves tolls and profits
This 10 4 barrel Of wheat. / buy the
best, anil am sure that Il Il ciean ant
, good. II costs less than three cents ,
I pound, and pound Of wheat day ,yo,
know, is food enough for any msn. W,
make il into bread, mush, pies and cakes
> Here is barrel Of potatoes. This !
hominy. Here are some beans, a 10,
Of rice, tapioca, macaroni. Here is
+ barrel Of apples, the bcs, in Fulton Mar
: ket. Here is box Of sugar, and ihi
c is our butter.jnr. We take a quart @
|. country milk II day lbuy the rest o
. our living by the bcx or barrel wher
e ] can get it bst and cheapest. Ma
4 King wl,eat-eaten as mush or bread
. and all made without Loliing-and pc
- tatoes, or hominy or rice, the stupi.
K you can easily see that dollar a wee
= Is not only ample, but allows Of heal
thy and even luxurious variety. Fo
@ the rest, we eat green vegetables, fruit
t and berries in their season. In the sun
" mer &c have strawberries, and peache
Z as soon as they are ripe and good. Ms
rs ry will get up dinner from these ma
o terials Mt the cost Of shilling, bette
;s than the whole bill of fare at the Al
g tor
! was satiAed. fIere was comfor
. intelligent iasie and a modest luxur,
- . all enjoyed by humble mechanic vii
> knew how TO live at the cost l ha,
n mentioned, How much useless con
l, planning might be saved--l'ow niue
genuine happiness enjoyed how rnuc
N. Of evil and suffering might he preve'
ar ted, II all the workmen Of New Yol
d. were as wise as William Carter?
never shook man or woman
pn the hand with more hearty respect lh'
,s when said Good night 10 this ha
py couple. who IN thi, expensive cit
= arc living in luxury and growing ri
:" on Eight dollars a week, and making Il
ne bench Of shoemaker chair Of pra
m. ticni philosophy.
e, Reader,H yea are inclined to pro
xt by this little narrative, l need not wri
ns ont any other moral than the injuncti
10 Of Scripture. Go thou and do likewis
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GThe youth who Isa his home be-
cause his mother would ro' allow him
TO wear . standing collar, is now acting
~ corresponding secretary 10 caravan.
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nrMrs. Psr,ingtea says she did NOT
marry her second husband bo.ssoe she
loved tue male sex, but just becsuse he
was the size Of her first protector. and
world eone 70 good TO wssr biz old
clothes out
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sraE CUT" Ses-serpens OIL IL
said 10 he sure cure for consumption.
To prove eaeeiUsi. however, il must lie
taken externally, internally aud e.er'
nsIiy.-o or, uniii II kilis or cUies
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IArD or BtLIEF.- Joe II -,
who is an incredulous dog, was listen.
ing to wonderful story told by old
D., in which Ills daughter Mary
bore a conspicuous part. Joe looked
wise and donb' ful.
"If you don't Lelisve il, you may go
TO 'he hssse and ask Mary, and iaAe II
from her lips"
Joe tooh him st his word he old
man followed on TO see the result and
found Joe kissing Mary swseily.
"Wl,at on earth are you about"
"Ol. taking thai awful tough story
from her orn Eps-but l am sa,i.fied
now p
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wbes .s,e constable called stop thief.
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-05-21

R The N. Y. Tribune discusses the
policy which shuts up our iron beds and fur
naces, and patronises those of Europe in pre-
ference, and says:
"There never before was so great dearth OF
employment throughout the free States, as
during the past winter, and it still continues,
And still we 60 on, running in debt millions
per month for products that our own idle la
borers would gladly make, and callingit buy.
ing them cheap. And we have just heard of
a large purchase of railroad iron from Eng
land at $37i per ton, payable in seven per
cent bonds running fifteen years. Thus for
each ton of this iron over $76 in cash must
be paid before and at the maturing OF the
bonds but who cares for debts having fif-
teen years to run2 We may all be dead be-
fore they mature. So hurrah for giant debts
abroad and idle laborers at home! Hurrah
for boundless speculation to-day, though
bankruptcy be as boundless tomorrow! Hur-
rah for giant fortunes made by bondmonger.
erihg and giant taxes to support our crowded
alms.houses! Hurrah for blown out furnaces
and British free tradeI"
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To ], THOMPSON, Esq, LandWarrant Dealer,
Nc Wall ST. N Y
THE OLD OAK TREE,

would were child again,
As when | sported free,
Upon the greensward, through the glen,
Beneath the old oak tree.
Ny fathers calm and thoughtful brow
In memory still | see
Ny mothers smile shines on me now,
Beneath the old oak tree.
The sunshine falls as warm and bright,
AS freely breathes the air;
The stream still dances down as light,
. The flowers still bloom as fair.
Where'er my fearful eyes may range,
Familiar spots see;
The scene loved seemed slow to change
Around the old oak tree.
But gone are all those cherished forms
gazed on when child,
Like autumn's leaves when early storms
Srssop thresgh the woodlands wild.
And ali alone within the glen,
linger musingly,
And wish | were child again
Beneath the old oak tree.