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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

~ Rev. Abel C. Thomas, widely known
as an able Universalist preacher and writer crosses
the Atlantic soon on mission from his brethren in
this country to England, whence he will make q
Continental tour. He will write regularly for The
Chrissian Ambassador of this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

BosTos PIANO FoRTEs. II. GILBERT q
70 g Waero No 353 Broadway. opposite Broad +G
ard where extensive ssso tn sn o. these
csx~iya,sd pianos with without me Il liiaa, may De
fourd ali n whlct have The lion Frames and are war
% sry elm The trsce supplied LIBERAL
terms harKe number Of good secoad hand Pianos iof
ssie cheap Psnoe t. lei, tuaed aid repaired
$50 SSSsP' HORACE WATERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

Foreigner who into the country before he Is,
cannot become citizen without being nstur Allied but he
il exempt from the nscsssy Of declaring his be-
foYe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

II Req. Thomas J. Sawyer, one of the
most eminsns Univsrsslist clergymen, formerly o
this City, 10 about to visi, California and Oregon ~
a Missionary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

70" The Express is indignant at our
about wager. The Express takes sides
with the convict. We uphold the verdict Of the law
till that verdict is sho wa to be unjust.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
~ PRor. WILLIAMS gives another

Of his Unique and Wonderful EntsrtaInments Mental
Alchemy THIS EVENING, at Metropolitan Qate Trpley)
Hail. at o'clock. Admi,tancs, Is cents Children, half
price THE whole world and The rest Of mankind should
make point to attend, and mistake, they wish TO
b amused.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

BosToN PIAro-FORTEs -fhe largest
assortn ent Pianos in this city 70 be iaana al me
warsrooms Of GILBERT Coz NO ',S o. ,aa rsy. oep,
ste Pvosdvay Bspk and Theaer. ard VIII De sold az great
barrsns These have the metallic frame and var;
scosd Pianos sale cheap Pianos 70 let tuned
.ei -. HORACE WATERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
II The Hudson River Building Asso-

siatioa recently organized In the Win Ward filing VI
rapidly and will doubt be beneficial matt on
The ustses prominent Of the Ward thar
we'll Known business habits suarants- Of !, smccsss
A public meeting will be held at 1,s R,esdwsy on
MONDAY EvkSINe next sYLyA ms s'WaSpis Presidsnt
(New-York Express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
FieuRRs CAN'r LIR."-B urLpINe

scSIArioNs TRIUMPHANT IA uaps1l sfiest hsyips
been made certain cuassrs 70 mslsad the public nind
IN reference TO RrupING ASSOCIATIONS ths thossAnds
vAs are intsfSsed In the matter informed thss he
- Coarssr ~ March will ssA,.n pa,n practical. asd
1ndpu tahS refuauoa Of all the faaeous m,s1atsmsass
as have been made papers respectng me pr
ep,ss Il Building Assoe aud the Management u
Ne ntny Companies in exiss eass in this Oty.
necAsAcs. lahoIers working msa. and she Industrious
departments vhe ain ~ hsassabls ndspsadencs are
eeep Interested N shs subject aad should not fal 20
uAke themselves AorossAy acquainted With the sensd-
ee1t prssss On which Building Associations founded
IL SssdsS cesr,er puhsAsA 1t No 3sprucs st. and
nag - procured at any HsWs tt1ot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YORK, SATURDAY, MARCH 10.
To Correspondents.

n Advertisements for The Trbuxe Of Monday ought to
b. sent in before O'Clock on Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

EoLIAN PIANos.-Great bargains In PA
nos at No. 1917 Broadway We are enargsg esr store and
nsed the room We have Hast, Davis 4 Co 81 /. GU
bert b Co s.; L GilbeIts and those OF several New
York MAKERS. Second hand Pianos. Pianos 10 Let
GOULD & BERRY. No. 29T Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

Here are all the officers but the least i'm
portant carried by the Sham Democracy, backed
by the Rum interest, in township which would
have given at beast so Wing majority and 100 for
the Maine Law
Legislators at Albany you clearly ought to
take this distracting and feud-creating License
question out OF our Town Meetings. viii you
do it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
u No two fonre. are nrec;selv .Ik

~ NO two hgures are precisely alike,
40 o.y tys scssslse pecsss hat the exact Of
he nsch 0ns and ehsst eaA be gagged. GRBEN, No
Aston House. ana bsauti nj system Of measure
neat enabled to 6t even variety II form a. truly a
nekse nae the garment web the person AZ
ne HIS sArs made to msssurs Ave The msst o.
feet and exQuiase articles ever seer In New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
~ Union Hall Wholesale Clothing

" areAosss corner Fulton and Nassausts., Nsw.Yosk
The ateation Of Southern and Wests Oh
tIg this ety. y respectfully iAvsd stock
a spring and summer Clothing, which embraces all the
new and desirable styles Of suitable for the season.
nanufacsuIed BY competent and cut
elsgant and modern STYLE aad prcss which cannot fail
- sve sntre satssfaclion n A large assortment Of
Boys CloSAmG constant " hand p l.. ROaHRS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

CARpErrNGs, &C.--SMTH & LoUNsBERY,
No 4ts Pearl st have In store complsts and de-
srsbIe Assortment of SPRING STYLES which they are Oh
ferDg at the followisg very reduced prices;
Per yard rei yaLs
Velvet CARPETS to Tapestry Ingraas s. to TO-
Tapestry do rs. TO ies. IsuperfBs do IS 20 o.
Brussels do Is. to los Extra 1ne oo-,,as 20 o.
Tbxes plv do Is to % Got h Wool do: ls Sd TO s.
Xko Floor OIL Cloths to ~ feet wide and choice as
sotmen of all other goods connected Win the uAds from
10 10 40 Der cent. less III an last years prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

SILKS. SHAwLs, DREss GooDs, LAcEs,
Of the latest ipoa,ions Just received in store and for
segment of India Shaws much under value Aiso Lin
VIE ." TiyFASY & CUTTING, No s2l Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

To DrALRRs IN HoslxRY own in.
sress ~ sAs sArvasd hssvy sylss of
Hsss anl Half Hose now beng offered by he case o. cz.
Ne 81 William st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
m GENIN. No. PA Broad way, has va.

red assortment Of the most ~ is aa5c vail
These which he cers for the crics - sboa n,s per-
ssvIsscs sat upca ART Hs spis1 1 Iosre,s
nn,isx 4.t II a thing Of isef Hn STOCK o.
Hots .rhr.eirr the Kosuth Felt HAT compass ~.
scsp ed for nsvslDg OF evenrg xsa IA. hs forashed
race by sslec ion from his countless sssort-
.t Especisl attention invited 70 Inc Hiding has lof
I~dss plumsd and unplumsd Of Black and Da6 Beaver
.eieh present graceful and attractive display
csns OF ever material use. for travelling lougng or
Ssp and all Genin sxtsbds iavi alton. IN order snas
thsv may eIamne has stock regards extent. VaneT
GEsIN No. ei4 Broadway, opposite st. Pauls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
How Town Meetings are Carried.

Our reauerS alreduy knUW sndk tIe
Wings have generally lost ground in our Town
Elections this spring, and We have already
stated why. Here is a further Illustration:
FIsBKILL, Duchess Co., is large town, con-
tanning some 1900 inhabitants and some 200 TO
800 voters. The actual Wing majority therein
ranges from 40 to 100. At the Town Election on
last Tuesday three tickets were run, with the
following result:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

GREAT BARGAINS m CARPETING.- PErER-
SON HUMPHREY Ne. 379 Broadway corner Of Whitest,
order to make for their spring purchases and In
ron ATOMS will sell the balance OF their winter stock TO-
eeibeY with their large purchase at the late large auction
ale consisting of rch Velvet Tapsstry Brussels Three
Div and supsrfne Carpeng at per cent less than former
prices and others should avail themselves
a This opportuntI foY Obtaining great bargains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
LOOK AT THIs .-Pstsnl Tape.tTy. In.

rsn CarpstiAg precisely the sxhieissd az
n Worlds FAR maya Aeeat dsaeSs Of the mes Gorgeous
eoosS e action ef - per csnI sm oruSr puces e
HnAn AHpaRsoN No. - Bswsry IAsy azs decidedly
poak curiosity; By IL nsaas 20 aAa 49, them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
HArs-SpaINs FAsHIsN.-WAsxook's,

20; as Broadway, Irving House. have now ready the
Spring Fashion for Genlemens Hats The gratifying ap
pSoval of the character and style of Hats emsnang from
e establshnsnt, manifested in extensive and rap
ny increasing popularity, 10 aAmsahahle evidence u
their merit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

r Fowler & WELLS, Phrenologists and
Publishers, Clinton Hail. No. l3l Nsssau-st Nsw-Yorr,
md No IA WsshinSten. It,. Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

~ Merchants, Manufacturers and BUSH
ness men generally make choice selection and ad-
vetse in the leading journals Of the whole country az the
Agsrcy of v. B. PALMER. who is the appointed and
srtboyzed Agent of the publishers receive Advertise
ments and Subscriptions at their lowest rates Agency
Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
" Tho Temperance movement is


UkNTLEMkN lIATS.-DIKD, CUrHer I IH0
and Nassau st. will introduce the Spring style of Hats
This Day Fearing rival the departments Of taste
manufacture, he Ia willing TO submit his fabrics to the in
spectOn Of the critical and discriminating purchaser
bird, csnsS Pine and Nassau cts. February 49, 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

N The EsPENCHEID Hat this spring 10
pssYlsss in quality shape in chsapnsss a. IN beauty
Thin Hat he msnds to the inspection oil every gcne
an who wishes from the various styles before the
pubic the best and hzpdsomest Hat Of the season anc
would Just leave pay 50 50 for supsrhle article
foyonc ~ sscopd quality II. EsPENcHx1D.
No lU7 Nassau st. cor. of Aun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

SPRING FASHIONS. P. DAVID. No.
3ol Broadway near Duane st. has now ready the Spring
Tsshens for Gentlemen Hats Those in want OF Hat
INT IL sutu and easy the head are invited TO call
nd Judge for themselves from which every variety style
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

II B-Patient and you will be rid of
Rats.
B--wise and purchase CosTAR's Eyterminator-
B--Sure you buy it at No. 4H Broadway
B-Trustful, Mice, Reaches. Ants and Bedbugs will
B-wars Of Humbugs. For Costars the Genuine
B-Brudent and you will buy no Counterfsts-
B-Cause Costar has peddlers-
Buy it at CosTAR's vermn and Insect Exterminator
Depot, No 44l Broadway, wholesale and retail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

The PEOPLES HATTEns, No. ii Park
vorv oDoosito the Astor-The HAT FINIsHERs UNION
are now prepared supply the public with the style
II Hate Of their manufacture, which they feel as
sared viii please the most fastdous and they war
Isatsd in saying that for style and elegance Of proportion
thoy snpot be exceled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

~ Spring Style of Hats and Caps now
ready by any for beauty durability or cheap
ness at the Old Price Store, No. lza Canal,st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

II GENIN's Spring Style of Hats were
Introduced On Saturday. the 18th Feb. Gentlemen in
want Of Hat Superior stye and quantity invited to
Sall. GYNIN, No. 34 Broadway.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26

Ecu dc temps apres sou eiitree dail. Il,
malson dc Nj, Dusi.ier, Ie caractere dc
ilorels:e suhit dc. notabies ,naodilica~
lions. Ellie setait montree luslne-la don-
&C. patlentc, rescrvee; ices qualities dis
parnrcnt toat d coup. Sa yelitasie. ma
tlrc se rtyela avec nno violence extra-
nc !: ellie dewitt impfriense, etnportee;
ellie Sc resolta contreia roIentc de son
%tuteur; pnis, commc Ii fesmett, Iegere-
mcnt ob-tintc dc NJ. Davivicr ~,Ieinea~
RAFT victorieuse dams Ia lutte, FloreHs:c
Sc ut %hypocfite, ct apprit a tromper.
Certes, pour qn'nn tel enlargement cat
pm sopGrcr dams un temps 81 court, il
ialiait que IL cGnr dcla jcune file flt
sicie dava,ice ct predispos6 al nal,
mails il falIait a,issi que 1neltrlc circons>
tancc exttrieurc eft hate lc developers
Inc,it de ces germes manvais. II en- etait
ainsi. l.'angiais, aycc sctte deprivation
froidc ct suns passion qui ne peut %cxi,ter.
que dams uhc anne britanni1nc, await chi.
tonre Florence dc pieges; il await dcfait
son education, IL %l'avait s%ouillcc avant dc
III rcnd,e slcnne.
La leure file setait lctce dams ectte
vie %no,lvelle asee iae sorlc d'efnporte-
npctt. Son temperament %settit brus>
l'ivmcnt Cycillt, Gil ne,nu temps que tout
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26

principe vcrfneqx on pudiGac sefIacait
III dedans d ella.
lie premier commits SO refjulissait i.
reimbursement dc SON success. Sc voyaii
dt3a seignenr ct %paitre dc la PLUS richie
htriticre,de l.ile.
En- &c moment, n ssonrde fcrmenta.
ton rtgnait dtja phrtni lea 'no2,s. les
colons avalcnt mairtes tois manifesto
Tours inluittndcs, ct plnsicnrs, entire les
plus ~ci1ityoyans, soopqonuaicnt ran.
glcterre d'atiiser reimbursement liz re.
vote.
lie commencement ds Cap demanda
DIES soconrs Il Ia mere-patsie, ct proyi.
soiremcnl fit appel aux colonies enyi-
romantics. La Gnadelhnpe envova IN
cerps d'in(anterie sous lee ordres hu lieu.
Tenant L.efebvre-
Ie lieutenant Icfehvre ttait I'm leune
officer de grande csporanee. 5, pre-
seI,cc contlnt momeutantmett les re-
bellies.
Ii await entnene ayec hui dc Ia Qua
delonpe IN domes.igue Negro. On, il await
alIranchi, ct don't il yantait solvent Fat
taclleinent 4 sa pcrsonnc. nc negre,
qni sc nommait Neptune, nc lie %qniltait
jamais ct lc >ui,ait lns4uc sur le allan1p
dc bataillc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26


(Sunt Dnmingacl nne Ir,uc erlhe;int
DC seize ans an, Sc neHlIant Florence
Angelo dies Na!ltes. G.etail ala fols ii
plus belle lille vt liz plos richie lltritlcrt
dc II %colonic. OanetaIual pia ea forth.
ne il moins dc dix millions de !i,rcs.
Quani an parlait dele. c'ttait avce
amour Ct respect. conine on raflc dun
ange, car ellie et'it pure autant que belle,
81 Il cfuyait dn moin~.
Ellie await pour titetr un We'll IHlhi-
tnnt i fespfit etroit, il Ia prohitt rigide,
fort sttarc et fort ami de u routine, qni
y~cillait az ilnmcnt sur Gle Ct ne hi lais-
salt point ic iibeftt. Florence, a Page
oil les %jeones files soiit passionntes pour
Il pialslr, nc ,onnaissait point lie monde;
"a vic s'ocnnlait solitaire ctgtristc, dans
Ia maison lie monsieur Duvlvicr son Ia.
tear. a#fsA
Ncrs le commencement dc ccttc am
nee, NJ. Duvisier chas>a ION principal
comanis, It lit thoiS, pour lie remplacer,
dun A,pgfais don't se nom nous t.ehaIpe.
Get anglats tta,it IN dc ccs IYlnphati.
qu,s p~ersonnagcs. ffoids ct raiaes, IN
ttint ralt Ut h~isnrhatre. que III GramIc-
Biesagne sait prodaffc i ioison. Son
teenr ttait aisSi glacial que son visage;
M p%roiond aiene d'cgoisinc Ct
d~'infstigahIc calcul.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26

dependant III fermentation continuait
parmi les Ileirs. Dcs tmissnires pafeo,I.
raicnt inccssn mment les habitatioas. dis
trlbniicnt dc fargent ct dc I'cau-dc.yio,
e%ntrant daus chnuuc case ct prGehant IL
rtvolto. A diverses fep,iscs, qnclqucs,
nns dc ces ~ttntbreuS agents furcnt ARE
tts; lis ctaient tons Arglais.
Cette Circumstance donna anclaucs
sonpeons Il M. Duvisier. II iit epier son
premier commits, ct acqnit In gertrude
que Get hommc etait M ~trailrc. Sans
aotre forinc dc process, il I'embarqua sur
IN sIoop ct 10 fit jeter sur les eotes de
inne DIES Antilles anglaiscs. C'ftait la
tres ceftainenient IN aete de eiemcnce.
NJ. Dnsiyicr cut lea DC sen rcpen.
tir.
a IN nousclle dc ~rexpnlsion du rom.
mis-, Florence Angelo fit eclater "a, cifet
"a do,!eur melee de colere; au miIieu de
Sos %Iarincs, ellie avo,,a que Get ho,nme
etait son amaht, ct q~n'ellc portrait dams
son scin Ie fruit dc leur ~Iiaison; ellie
avoua celia ans hontc ct sans rcIentit.
Aux repfoelles dc son t'iteur ellie repon.
dit par un hautain silence; puts ellie III.
norga sol, intention dc gutter Ia inaiaou
sur k.thamp.
N pnIIy mr. nrnfH,ryI ,4,f,,tf p
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26
EAEGXA0A M0RAGE,

81 aGSS$sA lency Joseph Walker, Go
sgss9asx3 r'Els@NTEN vernon 81 the &taic &
"S*~+ Louisiana, dated 9th No
: v"t1hcr lS22, Elections viii )c held IN the
parish Of Assumption, on Monday, tlr 2Ti|
day december 49,, from . O'Clock /
NJ. t" 4 O'Clock =. VI. for the purpose 81
r''ctn% = Governor, i L~irutrnam Cover.
nor, Il Secretary Of State, an attorney &c
n"roj, "A Treasurer, a Superintendent oI
Public School Education, and IT,, tlrnrbcr1
u the General Assembly, As follows, VIZ
The District composed Of the parirhe,
ct ASsnnlption, Lal"uuchr ~!atrrior and 1rr-
reborn" shall elect two Senators, and three
Representatives tiom the parish of A-sump,
ton, Shatl also be elected,
The places Of Elections are a< fellow.
FIRST WAEr. Ntor near Juan A!cn4sn.S
t"~I1"orr; commissioners, Octave Vi
10, #rtjzc Leblanc and J.. AIcman.
2nl 4 ,lrl, At or near "A, DcviIIr,ss coffee
""'r"."omni@Si"n"r~. VheophiIc Fer
no"drE, \ntIc Aro5tn auu Trasitnold
f]rHtan'.
Bird ward II or near Tue plantation ofSc-
AeItA blnIrN nrMr III" narrnchiai
church: commissioners, .AIrs. Gu,Ilot.
.AHftl>~r Irmp!rl, X i. Vi. MGlanron.
lIh AanI. II or near Marius Aibagnac'.
''~tl"r"r; commissioners, T.. L,ndry, !
". y. Puah Il Narius AIhagnac.
5lh Nwt 1t or near ]iDrua2in llimrI's re-.
-'dru""; commissioners, j. Lriuirh, |
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26
MIS- e = Y. & SANN,

sSM4s E&~ 60 Josrrh Walker. ron,
Wrncrr dc l'I.tnt dc Ia
Ioni,'nn", date" dn 80 novrmhrc 1852. de,
Elections Seroht tcnucs dams Ia paroissr
A>som ttlor,
Lu'd', IT, 21mr IoIr du mois DC hGccmlrc
1852, d"puIs . ~lcurrs A. NJ. lusqn'A / hou
res =. NJ dams Ic but d'cIirc IN (to,vcr~
nenr, IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, an Scc,G.
taire dfttat, un Avocnt- General. IN Trtso.
Ilor, un S'urintcndant dcs EcoIcs pubIiurca
- les mrluhrrs de- r~Assrmblro GtucraIc.
CONNIE suit, SAVIOR Pour lc District, colu-
pose DIES paroisScs Assumption. I.aIourchc
in'cinc ct Icrrcbonnc. dcnN SENATOR'S, =.
pour Ia parolsSc Assumption. frois Repro
ycntants.
Les iicuS objections sont CONNIE srit
PREMIER DlSTRlCT-Chcz Juan ,lIc-
man nn dams !e voisrnagc; commissti-
res. Octave Wives, Nellie Leblanc 1T
Juan klemais
2nr nisirirt-Au cafe dcl}cvilIicrz on dams
lc yuISlnagr; commlssalrcs Ih0oplile
Fernandez, Andre Acosta ct Irn4imon
HH,tttiittttt++
3mr District Ihobitation SEVERN Landry
pies lCgIisc paroissia!r. ou dams L.
r"l~imagc commissioners, Nrxnndrr
tniIIol. NarcisSc Temple, ct Martin
MeiauCon.
4nc Distrirt-Ch"z Narius .tllngnac on
dams Ic Nolslnaur; coInmiSsnirrS f..
Landry, W, W. l'ngh ct Marius Alba
Enar.
z. 4. t..-. ~ -. Nt r..
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26


III m,rlaisc lcva les yenx par l'asi'r'i
Non regard tomba sur nj, ~ppadrlllc don
fdsaient paftie Helene Ct Aavier. is =
Failaitnt hrs II lHmeur Sc deviuail dan,
lsnrs ytux.
Voytz pontsnivit madame de
kanhlyc; Ic temps prcssc.. pnand ccIa
Stra-til fait +?
= Celia SC fern denain.
III miuquise he put c%ontcnlr IN mon.
'ement dc loie.
j. compte sur vous, dit-clle, ct .Je
'o'is t~etompenscrai.
istpnis IL commencement dc Cctte
Ftene, NJ. dc Rnmhryc ne les ayait pas
ferias DC vue; anssi, Iorsque Ia marquis
g III a Carral, On lc qrittatlt. I'm cert-
aonlenx salnt a,lquet il r6pondait par
nNe inclination pleine dc respect, NJ. dc
Aainarye hochait la tetc.
II II un secret entire c,lx /! 50 dit
W Table al sarpris I'm coup dell sup
p'''n', dc Faatrc Tin regard pIcin dc
mel,'ce,.. &c fut nm jour Dc hontc 1t de
f'''lfA's'lf lne eelui on cetto femme el,tfl
'ous le tolt dc l~tuinbryc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26
4 Is.
y N. CHARLES \. ConuN,
ii'h'tH"t absent ct proprittairc en- ccttc
pIftissC.

i%ioh''ant absent ct proprittnirc en- ccttc
plfrissc.
N""S etrs par In presents nntitic dr cairc Ic>
n IIilatIp''o StIiEnntC$ an ciCmIn ct In Irvhe
q" i'o't'h" dc trrrc que \ols post dr2, YItrr
Nnr IA rive gaucEcdn Bayou Latonrchr. j pcu
pres hcni mIlIc on has dc NapoIconyiIlc.
i''''S Ia Icvoc II yaA pen pres vinct trou4
Il 'ctrvI~$c" a ctr" rCmpIIs, ia Icvcq dnit ftrr
'"''''l'c par doS pI11ct@ ct vo"s hcvrx niuutrr
tr"I* pIcd@ Il II base ct I'm i NJ h]nufcur.
Sur IT, cote G:tuclc du cIcmin vnuy ,Ievo2
Ialr" nntj"S@r,TS po0c"s tie large ct ~ dc prolon.
d'"r, 1usaI nm I0sst de IN meme dimension 8,
'eI'"aht a do''zc lrpcnts. dams ia profondrur
'nFs' dcnN ponta. he Chcmln ct Ia Icy,r SOM
A'ant tout les PREPARATIONS ordonn,ca par la Io,.
lac DIT Outrage dot ctrC achieve araut; on lc
10 noVcmhrc 1852, i vous rtcS en- drltu,, yous
scfcH P"'r~nIel com,n1 Ia lol l'antorise,
assumption, lc II octDtrc 1892.
+. RnUNGOSA.
Ih@p"ctcuf drs clcmlIrs ct Icvccs tic 1t parpjs4c
l@$omptlnu. l.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26
CAFE DE DONALDSON
E7'

MM Fernando Rodriguez ct Atteustiii
GltiItont ont ouvett d Dolaldsonvillc. deprti4
quelques loars, I'M cate ct restaurant solls IL
nom dc CAFE DE DONALDSON.
Get etablissement est situ6 i Ia pointe an
meme elldrolt que le cafe rendu s. populaire
dar MN. lsidore L~atargueet Felix Bessolt
MN. Rodriguez ct ft,lliout COMPETENT SUI IL
patronage dc le,trs AIMS ct du pubIrc.-lls
mont rlcn ntgligt ponr en- atrc dlsnos.
Bellies sales, bon billiard, cave, d~Gpensc ct
bare blen approvl&ionntes, volta Ieuls ttles
-Nftls savons qhils sont exceIlcnts.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26
PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT.
No. Il, Msstssippi: sl,erl,
DoNAbDS6NVfid.E.

John Bull Sands and 1ownscnd's S;ar,,
p%aliIla, Ayers Cherry Pectoral for cough.
colds, etc, LivcrWort; aud far and cancllata
qua, for consumption, halsaIm Of wild cherry
Tor Diseases ofIhc lungs, Compound syrup
OF Naptha, for asthma nltI colds.
oSygcnatcd bii'crs, for dyspepsia, pItb,.
sic, etc, India c,olagoenr. for fever and
agnr, etc. ELECTRICAL tebriIuge or Speed
lnscr tonic, Roadway steady rclrit, Indinn
vegetable elixir, for rhcumatisms and .,out.
Niner's Canadian rcrmiflgs, L.ongloy's
great western panacca. for liver complaints
Venetian Eminent for pains ofaII kinds.
Mexican mustang linin,cnt for fresh
and old wounds, Buffers nerve and bone
l'lIlmcnt for horses, Sherman 5 Olosa0niau.
Ill healing balsam, Magical pain extractor,
lof ali kinds Of sores, Jew hnvld's OF lie.
plastcrs.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26
NOTICE.

70 Charles \. CourN.
y non resident and owntr Of land ia
this parish,
lon are hereby notified that the foIIov;nr
work Is required 10 be done on thc road and Ic-
wee on the tract utlHnd owned by YOU and ST.
t'otod on the lett bank Of Bayou Latonrchc, alb
out nInc miles below NnpolconviIlc, to wit:
In the Icvec there arc about twenty craw-lish
holes TO be filed up. The lcvcc must be- Strenr
thcncd by pickots, three lccts mus, be added to
It's b. Sc AMI one foot To It's height.
On the lett aldc OF the road there must be
made II ditch IL inches wide by - IN depth,
also Il draining ditch of tho same dimension
extending back twelve arpcpts, also two bridges.
The road and Icrec to be rcraircd also IN other
respects in accordance with the law.
'oaid work must be completed on or before
the 18Th november 1852. and in default thereof
YOU Will be prosecuted according to law
assumption. october | itr 1852.
L. lt0MAGOSA.
% itoad Inspector for the parispo Assumption.