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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-27

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nss.dds spfsy upon sour xzrm%sss., an
has lras you, ON sI,< very eve pl his ian
pan1nt elrrt'on. IN gather yozsr H. ~sisirr
"a sen.e< and uesxh me event IL The M.
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asfrrsnrn, IS descendants II those Wins.
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s.mf hears. 70 ~sIl and indy di-el,srQs
this important trust
Il Is far you otsy who - entitled d
ili. rpaiidfnrr. Iris f'r you "a say wIss-
tIsrs grv*e meri, " 10 be preferred % IN.
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country and when his r.un,,v shsll =,
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gathered "a his f,,ber,. raise -. a,.,..
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prea, msri,-oi en;ueu, srryire-.f cre.,
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PUBLIC SALE

IsHE sub<erih<ss viii ofFrf 20 ssl<. ss shsir
late residence ilre' mile< essl u Hillslo-
rough. on Friday. The s9sh Of Qp1el<f inst, al
their crop Of Corn. Whe.t. Osss. Fodder, es,su.
shueks. ar. together with theis siock Of Hogs,
Horses. Cows. and sh~eE one Wagon and Hsr-
ness, Farming Utensils. Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and many other articles NOT necessary
70 MERTON. six Months Credit win be given
upon MI sums over i've dollars; Cor smaller sums
Cash.
WIN. ] FREELAND.
wM. JOHNSON FREELAND.
October 5. as
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To POISONING.

Thousands ofparents who use vermiugc COM
posed Of Castor Oil, Calomel &c. are not aware
that while they appear 10 benefit the patient they
are actually laying the foundations for a series Of
diseases, such as salvation, loss of sight, weak
ness of limbs &c.
In another column will be found the advertise
ment of Hobensack's Medicines to which atten-
ton is asked Of all directly interested in their own
or their children's health. In Liver Complaints
and all disorders arising from those of bilious
type, you should make use Of the only genuine
medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills.
UF" BE not deceived" but ask for Hobensack's
Worm Syrup and liver Pills, and observe that
each has the signature Of the Proprietor, ]. N.
HOBENSACK, as none else are genuine.
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NOTICE

IN "Wednesday fbe sssh a Nas~n.s--s ne.s.
\ shall ezp~< 40 puliss ssl~. a sie Issa
.r.rs~nce q A.th4H Hssku, Der. trars a
Ian hans shtsx nii~& ~euih "a HiIl.sorcush.
eoa's'nlns 1tsI Acres .slso. l<pss No. "a ana
par 81 -. II HilI-ho<aosh. j - a he ssme
Tine. s''e s*t 4 Mahogany Chsir.. cn~ Pssy.
Buggy and Hsfnr-s. snsi Coos. &e. &c. Aiso
ono h-ei Of land lying half mile moth of
hh'sio<o1zh. Seuissninx loo sefes. nsuss o. he.
credit a fseise Nosai. viii n xisrs up...,
ihs Iand. snd 81 Ae@<i.s upon Other ansris'
Al psrsnns having claims seain-s the estate n
Nathan Heakef. ~ili ples-e prssrut shsm b, sle
day u sais. and al issdrbs~d a The estate NIL
please settle lhem ny the ssmc time.
O. HOMER. Ear.
Hili~hosough. OF 5sh. 1854. S.
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ATTENTION.,

10 The Commissioned and n-csmmissioaei
Offers and Musieians belonging 10 nc liau-
.feids Toiaaieer Regimenf.
XOtl are hereby commanded 10 attend n Da-
vii Mechanics, on Friday the 22d instant,
ai 10 o'clcrk. armed and equipped Cor Drill Mus
ter and Court Martial, aud on saturday the 23d.
al 10 o'ciock, A. NJ, you win appear. with your
respective companies. armed and equipped as the
law directs. iof regimenisl exercise and review.
By order of the Cslonel.
GEO. W. TATE, Adjt.
ociober .. 3D.
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REIIGloIIs NnTIcE

The Rev. Aaron Jones. Of Edenion, will preach
at Mars Hill the first Sunday, and the Saturday
before. in November.
Il Is desired that all The members will attend on
Saturday. as there j. some very important busi-
ness to attend to. BY order Of the church.
JAMES NJ. WARD, CLERK.
Oototrr "a. se-
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Drugs !! Drugs |!

are prepared to sell low for Cash. or on six months
time to punctuai dealers. Physicians and others
are respectfully invited 10 call and examine our
SUN s. ID. SCHoOLFIELD & Co.
October is. 1870 80 v's's' ST.
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MAR II IL ID

On Wednesday evening the 2OIh instant, by
The Rev. J. B. Donnelly, william III. BnLrr
ESQ.,. to Miss AsSlr 9. Hownnros, all of this
place.
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N O TICE

TO PAINTERS AND OTHERS.
WE have in Store and for Sale, barrels Of
~ f,iat-Seed Oil.
barrels Spirits of Turpeninc,
1900 lbs. White Lead,
1000 lbs. Fire Proof Paint,
500 lbs. Zinc Paint,
barrels Tanners OIL
barrels Sperm Oil.
s. ID. SCH00LFIELD & Co.
October 26. So
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I'm American Tessel defended By d
British Brig Of War. -Advices from
st. Helena state that the American brig
Mary Alkaline, while in the river Con-
go, Africa was attacked by three thou.
sand natives, when the English brig Of
war Dolphin went to her assistance,
and bv pouring in brisk fire of shot
and shell. dispersed the ASSISTANTS and
rescued the vessel.
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The WarsaU New Yorker" SAYS
that Mr.. Augustus Watrow, of that
town, made waaerof his rifle, seven
shopter, against the sum of eighty dol.
HAIRS, that he should fire, at six rods
distance, inside Of atwo shilling reace.
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MISUNDERSTANDING no stronger evidence
can he adduced of the intrinsic value and unri.
vailed usefulness of Ayers Cherry PectoIal, than
the fact, that in order TO supply the demand the
Proprietor has been compelled TO build an i'm.
mense block, occupying large part of square
in one Of the principal thnroughfares, five stories
Of which is TO be occupied by his Laboratory fol
the preparation Of the Cherry Pectoral alone. As
this article has now won its way 70 the public IA
vor solely by lis success in curing diseaas, this
fact is some comment on its virtue. Lo,ceH Adu
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~. Young Lady, graduate Of the
ill., Stale Normal School Of New York,
wishes to procure situation as Teacher, either
in School or private Family. Good references
can be given. She is also competent to give les
sons in Painting and Drawing. Please address,
post paid, C.W.S., Old Bridge, Middlesex coun-
~, N. ].
October 2. 55-2w
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N OTICE

A PPLICATION will lie made nj the ensu-
- ing sessionsof the General Assembly IL this
State, for an act 10 incorporate The HlIsboroueh
Academy.
September "a. 81
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NOTICE +.

THE subscribers will offer for sale, st public
suction, on the premises, on Saturday the
18th Of November next, the LAND and MILL.
formerly known by the name Of Ha,ris's Mill,
situate on Rocky River. The land lying on both
sides Of the river, eight or nine miles southwest
from Peterborough, and in about two miles from
the intended Plank Road leading through this
section Of country. This Mill has an excellent
pair OF burrs, an excellent corn Mill, and the boil.
ting works were newly constructed last summer
with castings, and are in good order for making
merchant flour. only the shaft u the main wheel
Is hrnken. This Seat is remarkable for its fall
and water power, and with tight dam the Mill
runs all the year. There is not better seat for
a factory Of any kind in all this country, ESQ
said by the hest Of jndges) The terms easy,
aud will he made known on the day of sale. Any
person wishing TO purchase would do well TO ex-
anime the premises for themselves, previous 70
the day Of sale.
BROOKS & THOMPSON.
October %. So
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The Albany papers mention the dis.
covery of the ruins of an ancient city
near Ticonleroga. 1t is supposed to
have contained fifteen thousand inhabi-
tants, and it is averred that two hum
dred chimneys in q good state Of pre-
seryation, are still standing on their
ancient sites, -
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,eseh shots ~ Cen srcnlals. II MAS
Zone y eight srsmd.. IN he wah his
'llaneg This ~ fsiI .l.afp shoaline.
a angther time. while IA Pennsylss.
r., - ~ annual hualin< tnur, re-
startled = numbkr of deer. Withunt
rslesdiug Or lezFinns his tracks. he kill-
ed feer u thes and shot the horns lros.
another.
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Mr.. WEBsTER.--We learn, saws the
N. York Tribune. from a gentleman
who was al Marsh6eld last week, that
Mr.. Webster i rapidly failing in health.
aud that We shall possibly be called to
record his dccease at an early day. His
malady was originally the catarrh,
with which he has been habitaaIly trou
bled at this season Of the year |; but it
has passed into an affection of the brain,
accompanied BY symptoms of dropsy.
His friends have very little hope of his
recovery.
BY a Geographic despatch screwed at Raleigh
we learn that Mr.. Webster died on Saturday
morning. The intelligence was communicated
to our Legislature on Monday morning. mmedi-
atcly after which both Houses adjourned.
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Land for Sale.

~ The subscriber, intending to
eI,hS remove to the southwest. offers for
sYvS sale the Plantation on which he now
.s1sss resides. Il contains One Hundred
aud Eghty-Eight Acres. well watered, and has
on il good Dwelling House with all the neces-
sary Out Houses, and never-failing Well of as
good wafer as the country affords. More than
half of it is wood land, and the remainder is in
good stale for cultivation. II is situated FIVE
miles East Of Hilsborough. Immediately on the
Oxford road. Tctms viii he favorable 10 suit
the purchaser. Persons wishing to purchase are
requested to call and examine the premises.
ISAAC HOLDEN.
September 27th, 1852. 54tf-
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CT n Should be universally kno,on-for it is
strictly true--that indigestion is the parent Of a
large proportion Of the fataIdiscases. Dysentery,
dianhna, cholera niofbus, liver Complaint, and
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lhis lsprFe e'apliap intended IN ai.u
me cpailli boz g. safh AZ alsufsnf
~ sht indaee ss.s.ie Pee so'lels % 80
+ fpolt bin. Why.
\. lafy sgg A< Il o5sfinafe nys4 ,r;n 4
gerffRsa o. naissN. Thisrarher eousy.
diets she pFesipns charge. bat Luca.
: 'sso'sm 's not particular about con.
s'steney We blink that thes are iust
Nall right sappssing that Odd Chin
w'li be governed bv nabsds. and r<pe.
e'al's ns' b. FFresailers and Disunisn-
ists. He viii be particularly ant 10
send these ssnfry 10 ce,rntry.
Ihty sag he i no coupropaise man.
has y for Southern consumption. and
y ~ Course libel of the first wafer.
ior there Is no living man who does not
Know that Gen. Scott vas one Of The
earliest and mast efficient advocates Of
Hose measures But as this charge
must be localized 10 prove effective.
they pursue different course ia the
North, and there
They say he IL eommiffed 10 the final.
~ Of Me Compromise. an.las such can
not necessarily receive the support az
tlsose who are opposed to the adjustment.
As IL is indubilable that Old Chip can
not be ztdnee hostile tssnd in favor Of
the Compromise. We pass by This objec-
tinn. merrly remarking that IL is inien-
ded TO work in adlflerenf meridian from
our own.
They scy he rgussd 10 fight Gen.
JucGsen This is charge that Loco
focoism does not dwell On with much
Tor several reasons. First.
because sensible and rational men viii
conclude that Scott displayed great
wisdom and true honor IN declining to
point pistol al the Hero Of Orleans.
and next. because having carried Bril-
tish lead in his body, for nearly forty
years, he needs no certificates {, attest
MS bravery. From Queenstown to Che.
pultepec the record is perfect and CON
piet~. ~ /
Thy say he is a trandy.bioated drum
tard.-For the honor Of the country
We will add that this charge has appear
ID only in two papers that we have
'een-one in Alabama and one in Ohio.
i is nf course miserable lie, for IL is
! well ascertained fact that Gen. Scott's
labits are strictly sober, and that he
wrote and published an ESSAY on tenn
,erance twenty years ago, and furnish
d hints towards the organization Of
he effective temperance societies Of
he present day.
They say he was neUer present in his
'ufties until victory was won To
his We reply. ask his soldiers. ask his
ountry, ask Congress, ask history.
They say he Is nothing Jafa soldier.
TO this We rrioin, BY referring to the
Notification troubles of South Carroll
IA. the difficultirs on the Canada bor-
Ter, and the formidable controversy
poa the Northeastern boundary.-
Who settled these tlisrnntentss Who
verted war BY his prudence. modera-
ion and sound advicei WINFIELD
corr.
Mr.. wEBsTRR.--We learn, saws the
I. York Tribune, from gentleman
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LIST or LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office al HILLSIDE
=. rough. N. g.. on the LIST day Of October,
1852, which. if not taken out within three
manshs, will be sent to the General Post Office
as dead letters.
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Died at Mansfield on the morning of the 2sd
inst. in the 6sih year Of his age, the Hon. DAs-
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L'ENSElGNE MENT EN- FRANCE.

On connaft la discussion eui etc
sou|evee en- France etnre le cIerg6 ct
l'uniyersite an sujet des ivres quill con
Went 'I'empIoyer dams l'enseignement
des enfants. Les mei|eors esprils Sc son.
partages sur cette question. Les uns, ne
tenant aucun compte des besoins ct Ges
devoirs qui resn|tent pour phomme De ga
position dams la societe. veulent, dams
l'education ,ionner anx jeunes gems,
proscrire l'usage dcs liyres dc I'antiqnit6
grecque ct romaine, c'est a-dire les mos
de!es les plus partaits de style ct d'eIo-
gnence, ct ne s'arreter qu'aux seu!s au-
teurs sacres. gu aux peres de l'eglise.
incontastabIement les seuIs propres
former lie chrstien ct a lie preparer la
vie future.
Les autres, n'ayant en- vue que la vie
materIe!le de l'homme, oubiiaht tout ce
quill y au-dela de la tombc, deman-
dent que renseignemcnt Sc reStreigne
aux seu!s isres profanes, ct qn'on y ne
giige tout ce qui peut tendre a former lie
chfatien, a developer en- hi, a forti6er
la fol, ct a lie pcrfection,aer dams Ia cons
naissance indispensable dn tcste sacre.
La presse catnolique s'est prononcde
presqne sans exception en- faveur de la
premiere opinion; tandis cue la presse
profane, tenue en- lsiere par le gonver-
nement despotiqne qui regit Ie pays, ct
fort en- doute sur les idees qn'iI Iui serait
pcrmis d'emettre dams cette controversies.
s'est contentee de dcfendre tres moie-
ment l'enseignement nniversitaire. II
appartenait a on esprit eieye, Cont s'ho-
more le clerge francas, de ramener la
question dams des bornes convenables ct
de montrer Fexageration don't on fait
preuye de part ct d'antre. La seconde
lettte de Mgr. Donnet, cardinal archie
ysque de Bordeaux, d l'eyaque dor
Ieaus, sur ce sujet, est un chefd 'euyre
de yaison, de~sagesse ct de logique; ct
nous aimons a nous persnader qnseile ra-
menera d des idees Plus modarees etplus
rationneiles les esprits prets q s'echanffer
CONNIE aux epoqhes des controversies re-
iigieuses les plus deplorables.
Bordeaux est vrainant une vile pres
destinee depnis plus dun demi-siecle
elle w saccessiyement dams sa cilaire
episcopale les esprits les plus eminents,
les vettns les plus eyangeliaues, les phi
losophes chretiens les plus toIsrants qui
aient fait l'oraement de lasglise de Fran
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,nR W ia u Is Is q DIV :
EbT-CE UNE FAUTE?
=
IT. Fl PAR LEON MARr1NEY.
3qi.sa II { suite. 80
PAR LEON MARTrSEY.

as Ia dignite maternelle n'est,elle pas
ane sanvegarde, l'enfant y rappelle, e
cen'est pas SOUS son regard qu'une NAL
heureuse femme peut faillir... Jai anss
aTssne avec noila bonnie de mon enfant
oane recherche pas de temoins quand
an veut marcher dams le crime. Je suis
done a l'abri de l'attaque, ct je puis atle
aupres de vous sans erainte.
- Oai, vous pouvsz bannir la crainte,
madame !: le monde vous doit ses res
poets, ct je dois, moi, incline ct repen-
taiff...
Mais votre voix ssrieuse, mais svo.
tire regard humble ct baiss6 me fera.ent
croire qu'en efIet, monsieur, yotre lan-
gage exprisne une pensee...
- Profonde. Je suis interdit, ct ie
donnerais beaucoup pour expier mes
funestes insolenees. Je yous al confon-
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iIAI A.OalA IL DLAA nDt1DLN /.

Mardi dernier, vers heures du soir.
un des fi's du capitaine Iyy, de la Belle
Riyiere, en- pension l'Gcole de Napo.
leony'le, Sc baignait dans lie bayou un
quart de mile an-dessus du viIIage.
Saisi par des crampes au milieu de ce
cours o'ean, il ma eu que !e temps de crier
cn seconrs e! il a disparu.- e.'a'arme a
etc bient5t repandue dams le village, et
toute la population s'est transporter sur
lie lieu tu sin:stre. Pendant deux heures,
c'est en- vain euon therche rattraper
lie corps du ma'heureux ieune homme.
Entin M. l.. Suthon est suryen nu. Il plonge
ct plus heureux cue tous, a amene lie Ca
dayre du jeune infortune.
Nous prenons une vive part d l'immen.
Sc doulenr don't Get evenement accabie
le capitaine Ivy ct S. familIe.
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u N 'is "apptionsa 'o'i> its cl.oJ chs
de la Louisiana. cue les paroles at
tribnees au general Pierce sur la Ioi
relative aux esc!ayes marrons, dams
IN disconrs prononcd par iui New
Boston New Hampshire en d5cenbre
Gernicr. ont rcCn IN SDt.EfsN NJ DE-
MIlNT1 du president naSnse de cette as
$el3b(ee G! de cent q,iaaze autrfs tsEaosns
cc"!clrss, teas citoysns du Nfu- Hamps-
ht's, P"rml lesqnels IN di>tngne les
meFnby"s des premieres cours de justice
dc Get Etat, ct des horImes qni y occu-
pent les empIois les pills honorables de
sorte gull ny :, pl,s q'Ss les gems a qui
il plait Oh qui il convient de croire ct
de co|porter I'M mensonge grossier ct
impuden', qui puis>ent feiDdre d'ajouter
fol a ceIui don't il s'agit lei. Voir lie
Pionnier dc E.4ssompticn du Is aout
1882
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LIE BARBECUE DE L'ASSOMP-
TICN.

C'est jeudi, % de ce mois qu'aura de.
fnitivement lieu la Grande Assemblee
Democratiqne. annonc6e depnis quelque
temps, pour RATHER la nomination de
Pierce ct King, CONNIE eandidats de la
Demociatie pour la Presidsnce ct la
Vice presidence de rUnion.
Tous les democrates de la Louisiana
ct tous les citoyons qui veulent donner
Ieur appui a ces deux champions des
institutions du Sud, sont prizes de Sc joins
Dire lie % aux Democrates de l'Assomp-
ton pour donner la plus grande solen-
mite possible cette ratification.
Hommes du Sud, soyez tous a votre
poste lie %, ct vous serez inyincibies en-
novemhre proclaim.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-19
PROGRAMME DLMDLNA'tI4 H.

PROGRAMME DEMDLitA'tlA y H..
1ous les Efforts fats par les o6olitionistcs
on par d autres, do,ss ie bat ne ponsser le
Cotgres interve',ir dams Ia qasestjo"
de fescIovoge, or 4 jaire les prens'ers
pas dans cette cole, soat catculcs potr
produire les consequences les Plus oiar~
monies ct les plts dGngerenses. DE tel,
efforts tendent inevita bIcmcnt dimi~
nucr lie honheur du peuple. manac"nt
la permanencc ct l., Stabilize Dc fU-
nion; ills ne doiyent done atre soutc-
nus par aucun homme ami de nos ms
titutious po'itiques. C'est ponrquoi lie
part demotratique de l,Union, pre-
nant pour base le present programme
national, orpe:iera et sontisndra ferecu-
ton fdele Ges octes, copaus sous te nom
de measures d" Compromis. passes par Ia
dernlfre conuentiom, 3 conprss Eoete
pour la reclamation des escloves qns Sc
seront soustrnits par ii .tinte a leur sesvi
ce on 4 leur trovaii, irquel octe ayanf tte
passs ofn d'ossurer ferec"tion d'nne
disposition fapreSse de la Constitution,
ne slturoH. sans rio!otioa de cette meme
Constitution. 6tre Fo5jet d'aucnn roppet
on clsangens~at de nature a en- d6Irss're
on a en- d,Yqinuer Ia ue' tu.
lie parti democratIque tesistcra
toute tentative de rerouyeier an-de~
dams on u,dehors du Congres l'agita-
ton de la question de l'cscIav"ge. sous
queI4ue iornne ou quelqne coulcur que
Ia tentative sc pvodulse.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-19
LETTRE D'ACCEPTATION DU
GENER Al. PIERCE.

Jacceptc Il, nomination sur les bases du
programme adopte par la Convention,
non parcc que, CONNIE candidat, on
dot S'attendre a ce que je lie fasse,
nais parce que les principles de ce
programme commandent FaPproba-
ton dc mon jngen'ent, ct parce que Je
crois ore je puls aiiirmer en- tonte Sc
curIte cue. dams tout ie conFs dc ma
vie. on He ponrTait tronver nj nn fait,
ri IN mot, en- contradiction a'ec ces
principes.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-19

We. mon Dieu hdit la panvre femme en-
laissant tomber sa tete defaiiIante sur son
sein oppresse. itle asz !
Arthur rentsa dams ia piece qu'a, We,
matt de qnitter ct recut le colonel de
Maremse. La porte ouverte luisfit recon-
naitrea qne.Ia seryante de- Nine de Ma
reuse n'etait plus dams rantichambre.
Ayait-elle sagement dissi'nrle sa presen-
ce en- entendant la voix du colonel, on
etait-elle sortie I C'etait ee quill impor-
tail peu au lieutenant de Vendeuil de
savoir.
Certain'qae Ia yisite de Nine de Ma
reuse n'etait pas irahie, iIreprit la con.
tenance qn'il await un peu perdae, NAL
gre la ferlnete don't il s'etait ehoree de
faire preuye, ct ce fut dun air degage
quill accueillitale colonel.
| Tous deux s'assirent.