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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

confidence and love--if they are TO live thus
ever, like cat and dog, fighting, worrying,
and hating each Other-suspecting each other,
and crossing and defying each other-ii' this
state OF things is to continue. then our union
exists only in na1ne-it is the hateful man
acle that binds unwilling slaves in com
mon and accursed bondage.
We believe we have fairly represented
the position of the Wings of the North,
whose course has of late been visited with
such extreme censure. We submit it TO
the Wh'gS of Mi,olri, and ask them il
they can. in their hearts, after considering
the matter soberly, find aught to Justify the
malevolence with which their Northern
brethren have recently been spoken of.
The Wings of the North have, as we
| have shown. asked no corces sSion of princ-
pies from their Southern friends. They
give their word that they seek not 10 disturb
the Compromise; and that is all the Southern
/ Wings wish. five get what we desire, as
the free Offering o. olir brethren, how un-
wise, hov urgenprous and un'raternal to
r jecf ii. coming in that way and seek to OBJ
tain it by the ungracious means Of compul-
sion.
But the Southern Wings have q right tc
some guaranty in the approaching canvass
1t is due 10 Southern whigS--in fact it is es.
sential TO their successful organization anc
prosecution OF the canvass, that Gen. Scott Z:
frendliness or any other candidate friend
illness to the Compromise and determination
10 regard il as final settlement Of the ques
tions involved therein. should be authori
tive|v made known at the time Of his noml
nation. We do not admit that there is justl,
any doubt existing On this point IN regart
to Gen. Scott or any distinguished Nhll
sroken OF as candidate. Nevertheless
the rerseveri'g mi>repre> enations OF d. IN
ocra'c editors and leaders, and. unfortu
q. nate,y. of partzan Wings, renders tha
course proper enouch which under ordnar
: crcrm-tarces would be suneriluous an
l.. almost disre>pcctful. If the Norther
y WhigS support Gen. Scott or any other mar
on top of such an avowa. why. in our cour
; try's name let them. We have then thei
actjons as well as their words for tn
y peaceful execution of those Compromis
:, laws. And what else, in justice, can south
II ern wings ask.
We think, we have looked at the subje;
n dispassionately. We know, we have cor
/ sdered ii with an earnest desire to find
c there be not some honorable way for th
: Northern and Southern wings to meet
S cooperation, in the approaching canvass
y We know that without such co operation
Vt we shall be miSera5ly overthrown at II
= polls. We suggest plan, which Meth,
: Northern nor Southern whig>-the ultr
1t over-zeaIous sectional wings, we mean, wi
n be prepared at once to adopt,
e But we ask, is it not fair? Is it not ho,
/ orable? Is it not patrio'ic' Is any ojh'
IS plan of adjusting the obvious glaring al
't dangerous difficulty that besets our part
Is near so likely to ne the final acquiescen
of the great body OF The wings OF the who
/ nation S.. Louis News.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

A PoL1TIcAL PREcEDENr.-The follow
ing we find in the proceedings of the Demo-
cratic Convention of California:
A personal explanation by Gen. Green
then followed. He admitted the soft i'm.
peachnent" that he had voted for Gen. Tay-
lor.
Mr.. Van VooYhies. 10 meet the GenerS
ais case, and that OF others similarly situa.
ted, offered the following resolutions:
Resolved, That the offences committed
by any person Or persons whatever against
the Democratic party of this Stote, prior To-
the first day CT January, 1850, be, and same
are hereby, fully, freely, and entirely par
doned, togiyen and forgotten, and the mis-
guided offenders are admitted again TO free
communion and unqucstioned fraternity
with the party: Proridea, always, they
| pledge their lives, their fortunes, and their
sacred honor TO "go and sin no more"
| Resolved, That the like leniency be
shown, and like forgiveness be extended 10
those who sinned before their emigration TO
this State, but distinctly and decidedly upon
| like conditions.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY,
Benton on Slavery.
The following Is an extract from Benton's
Eillsborouph sDeech

The following Is an extract from Benton's
lillsborough speech:
To conclude this head of slavery, and 10
sum up all in one word, have TO say that
the whole practical question in dispu,e-the
only thing 10 differ about i'll action, all the
rest being talk-was the question OF the eX-
tension Of slavery TO territories in which it
did not exists and on that point my position
was infleXlble and against the eXtension.-
But that is no longer practical question:
There is no longer terrl,ory in which the
question is not settled, e., h r. is any f tn
IN law or mprumise,) se,.ed in North
West, above Wisconsin y he ordinance oI
1884; in Minnesota and all the rest of the
former Upper Louis ANA, by the compromise
Of lo2u, in Oregon by The organic act of the
people, alo by he ac. OF Congress in New
NJ, AGO and u.Oh, by the Spanish law
TINS concludes the territories. California i,
a State, and settled the question Tor herself
There is. therefore, no room for further eX
tension OF slavery. But fit was, ShoulC
be against it; and if for that cause any ole
political friends leave me, must be so.
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dent and other officers, for the able and eff
cient manner in which they have discharged
their respective duties.
On motion of DR.. w. H. Duncan,
Resolved, That the thanks of this Con-
vention be rendered to the Sheriff of this
county for the use of the Court House.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That the proceedings of the
Convention be signed by the President and
Secretary, and that the Statesman and Sen.
tinel be requested to publish them, and that
the Democratic papers throughout the State
be requested 10 copy.
On motion, the Convention adjourned tc
meet at o'clock, p. and that Mai. G. F
Jackson be requested to address the Conven
tion at that time.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

The New York Express, referring to the
news by the Crecent City, says:
Tie California immigrants on the Isthmus
have little or no difficulty now in iindirg
conveyance up the coast. Some otthe larg-
est clipper ships were in Iort. Besides
these there are several other vessels 10 be
put up when the rush increases: and it was
thought that altogether there are. and may
be expcct' in a week or two, enough yes
sells in harbor. of the first class, To carry oil
six or seven thousand people. The Star
says there are now plenty Of opposition
steamers in the Pacific, and more still com
ing, so that there is no chance Of the fare
rising to an exorbitant rate again.
For some time past the mines Of Choco
have been exciting more or less interest
among the foreign popu'atlon resident in,
and travelling through, Panama; and very
Justly too. The mines are considered as rich
and productive as any on the Pacific coast.
/ The distance from Panama to Choco is
about one hundred leagues; from Buenoven.
tura, the port. to Cali a large city in the in.
terror, eighteen leagues, and from Cali Il
the mines twelve leagues. thus making the
entire distance, from this port 10 the min,
ing diStric', one hundred and thirty leagues
A fire occurred on board the clipper shiI
Trade Wind. which arrived at Panama OF
tive 9th, on the 18th of March, when the
ship was in the vicinity of the coast, nea
Acapu'co We do not discover however
that the ship was at all disabled by the cir
cumStance.
A sad accident happened in the harbor Q
Panama on the 18th A boat load o. pas
!. sengers, that had put off for the >team>hi
Constitution, (about 10 leave for San Fran
CISCO capsized, and nine OF those on boar
= Were lost. They were all Italians.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20
Democratic Convention-Third Congress
ional District-0fhcial.
COLUMBIA, May 10, Is

The Delegates met at IL o'clock in the
Circuit Court room. On motion of H. F.
Carey, of Boone, Maj. Claiborne F. Jack
son. Of Howard, was called 10 the Chair,
and on motion H. F. Carey was appointed
Secretary pro TEN.
The roll of delegates being called, the
following gentlemen answered to their
names:
Boone county--Wm. H. Duncan, Henry
F. Carey, VIM. H. Lee, Fauntleroy Mutt,
Jol Hinton, Robert Lemon, Ira E. Purdin,
A. G. Newman.
Camden-None.
Clark-P. H. Mcbride, (proxy.)
Chariton-Sterling Price, ir., (proxy.)
Cole-Lucan j. Eastin, WIN, H. Lusk,
(proxies.)
Cooper-R. Howard, B. E. Ferry, (sub-
stitutes.)
Howard-C. F. Jackson, VIM. B. Col
Inns, j. L. Morrison, ]. w. Henry.
Macon-None.
Miler-John Brockman, w. H. Lusk
(proxies.)
Moniteau-Jonathan P. Martin.
Monroe--Messrs. Parsons and Vaughn.
Morgan--None.
Knox-W. Anderson, G. Taylor.
Lewis--John c. Anderson, George w
Wellar.
Randolph-M. Horner, R. G. Gilman.
Scotland-John NJ. Jones, (proxy.)
Shuyler-John w. Minor, D. c. Rob
erts.
Shelby. w. Ennis.
On motion of H. F. Carey,
Resolved, That committee of five b
appointed by the Chair to report permanent
officers for the Convention.
The Chair appointed Mcssrs. H. F. Ga
rey of Boone. L. ]. Eastin of Boone. Gen
NJ. Horner of Randolph, John Hinton q
Boone, and B. E. Ferry OF Cooper, on sal
committee.
On motion, the Convention adjourned I'm
til o'clock, p. NJ.
c. F.JACKSON, Pres. pro TEN.
II. F. CAREY, Sec. pro. TEN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

A FREAK OF NATuRE.-The Buffalo
Courier says that in Sheldon, Wyoming coun-
ty, n. Y, there is girl, only seven years
OF age, who has full mustache on the up
per lip, large enough for a cavalry officer,
and berrd which, though fit only for a
'middling grenadier, is large enough 10 be
the envy of city striplings OF twenty-one or
twen'y-two wears Of age. This unusual
growth Of hair began when she was five
years old, since which time it has repeated
" been pucked out. She is the child of
Belgian parents, is healthy and rather more
than usually intelligent for her years.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20
Col. Fremont Mariposas.

The following advertisement appears in
the London papers:
"MARIPosAs EsTATE.--I, the UNDER
signed, John Charles Fremont, OF San Fran
cisco, in California, now residing in Lon
don, at the Clarendon Hotel, in Albemarle
street, do hereby give notice to all whom it
may concern, that am ready TO carry into
effect all such contracts or agreements for
leases Of parts of the Mariposas Estate, as
are legally binding upon ire, which have
been duly made and entered into prior to the
goth of December, 1851, by Hon. David
Hoffman, then acting as my attorney in Lon
don, under power Of attorney, bearing
date May, 1850, and which power was re,
voked in October, 1851, and notice of such
revocation was received by the said DaviC
Hoffman, on the 18th December following
And | hereby invite all persons in posses
sion of such contracts to transmit forthwith
to my solicitors, Messrs, E. j. H. and
Lawford, of Draper's Hall, Throgmortor
street, London, authentic copies of such con
tracts or agreements, and to apprise my saic
solicitors when and where the originals car
be inspected by them on my behalf. And
further give notice that repudiate and dis
claim { as | always have repudiated and dis
claimed) the sale alledged to have beer
made by Colonel Benton, to Thomas Dem,
Sargent, Esq, on the 29th of January, 1852
JOHN CHARLES FREMONT.
Dated this 18th OF April, 1852.
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CANDIES, CANDIES.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

TINHE undersigned, desiring to go to California,
offers for sale his property in the City OF Glas'
cow, viz: The house in which he resides, together
with four lots. Also, the lot on which his shop
stands ThsProPerty is in good repair, and any any
examine the same, when further particulars will
he made known. +. HANCOCK
p. s.-All persons indebted to me for work done
last wear, are especially and particularly requested
70 call and settle up, as further indulgence cannot
'.nd will not be glvea. ,rooov
Cl,sgoV, Apis. = HAHIUOA'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

E3Albert Pike, Esq. of Arkansas,
whose "Hymns to the God" in Black wood 5
Magazine, produced SO strong an impress
sion, few years ago, is about TO put to
press revised edition of his poetical and
other writings. 1t will be valuable vol
ume. Mr.. Pike has written little, hut all
Of that little we'll
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20
Authorized Agents.

Authorized Agents.
V. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent. is the only authorized Agent for this paper
in Boston, New York and Philadelphia cities.
Fayette--ANDREw J. HERNDoN.
Huntsville-G. H. BURcKHART.
Observation-Disclosures G. SHARP.
Linneus-CARLos BoARDMAN.
Cambridge--JoHN H. GROVE.
Chillicothe-W. c. SAMUEL.
Milan-STEPHENs, HINES s; Co.
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Z o'clock. p. NJ.

7 U OTUUN' T. VT
Convention met. with large audience as
sembled to hear Maj. Jackson. Mr.. Jack
son made an able and convincing exhibit Of
Demcnratic principles. but owing TO severe
indispoSition did not conclude his srecch.-
Hon. James S. Green followed in his usual
strain Of mingled argument and sa'ire-boh
speeches being greeted by warm applause
from he audience.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
c. F. JACKSON, Pres.
w. H. DuNcAN. Sec'y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

II The Rev. Mr.. MoDIsErT has accept
ed the pastoral care of the Baptist Church in
Hannibal.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

F5sJudge OrrUrr, of Audrain county,
in this State is dead. He was a member of
the last Legislature, and most worthy citi-
zen.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

E7aPunch says that the danger of abolish
ing the property qualification for members
of Parliament is this--that if some Of our
Legislators were to be without their pro-
perty Qualification, they would have no othes
cusl;scatisa yvtstever
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20
g, H. BURCkHARTT,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, HUNTSVILLE, NJ
WILL practice law in the counties of Randolph
w Charlton, Howard, Boone, Monroe, Adair
and Schuyler. All business entrusted TO him will
receive his prompt attention.
Office in ihe second story above McCampbell &
Coates store. Oct 24--Si
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THE TIM ES.
BY CLARK H. GREEN.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
Office on Water Street, Up Stairs, nert door TO Tho
Glasgow House.
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JNo. w. HENRY.
. PREwITr, JNo. w.
PREWITT s. HENRY.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, FAYETTE, MO-,
VT7ILL attend TO all business entrusted to them
w in Howard, and the counties adjoining
Particular attention paid to collecting.
%" Office in Crgler's Frame building two
doors above the Receivers Office.
November, IS, lS49-y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

r. BARNwELL RHETr has resigned his
seat in the Senate of the United States.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

E5.In Sweden, when man gets drunk
for the third time he is derrivedo of his right
10 vote.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

81 per square of IL lines or less, for the First Il
sertion, and Fifty Cents for subsequent ones.
Liberal deductions 10 Yearly Advertisers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20
John CRAWLEY.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, GLASGOW, MO-,
WILL give prompt attention to all business
w entrusted to him in the Courts Of Howard
and adjoining counties.
Office with Drs. Vaughan & Campbell.
Glasgow, June l9, 1S5l-tf.
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It E r M g.


So In Advance-$3 At the End of the Yeal
ST In Advance to Clubs of TO-
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MEDICAL CARD.

DRs. POWELL & BOWERS have associated
- themselves together, in the practice of Medi-
cine, and will give prompt attention TO all calls
No extra charge for consultation, where either Of
them are employed
Cambridge, Jan -, 1852
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

E3-The population of the world is esti~
mated al nine hundred and sixty millions.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20
THI0s. sHACkELFORD.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, GLASGOW, MO,
WILL practice in the Courts of Howard, Sa-
w line, Cooper, Randolph and Charlton ceun-
cies. c15' Office on first street.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20
DIR, III. WALKER,

OFFERS his professional services to the ciIiLe2S
~ of the place and vicinity.
E1POffce at DR.. Hendsrson's Drug store, and
residence at the Glasgow House, at one OF which
places he can always be found, when not profess
ionally absent.
Glasgow, Jan 10, 1852
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-22

Tn autrc Irlandais nous assure-t-on, ii
etc trouve gele sur le chemin du canal.
On ne c~onnait point son non
Tn antre encore a etc trouve mort pres
de l'EgIise paroissiale de Prescription.
En6n un negre appartenant a madame
Olivier Leblanc, lie seul one cette dame
possedat, succombe a Ghorrible froid
qui Sc maintient parmi nous avec une 81
%cruelIe perseverance, sur lie petit chemin
qui, du magasin de M. Conrtade meme
dams lie brule Saint Jean-Baptistc.
C'est la une bien triste chroniquc.
Ayons de plus beaux jours, I%ecteurs.
ct nous vous en- %donnerons de plus gales.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-22

pondu, car ce hacon me yieut de quel-
qn'un que je deteste.
-Montre-le-moi, j. ten prize, s'ecria
yivement Adalbert.
Mon, ces %reliques ne Sc montrent
qn'aux vrais croyants, ct tn es dun scep.
ticisme EN- amour qni ne permet pas
d~'exposer les miennes a ia moqnerie.
Moi. donter de I'amour qu'on te
porte ! All! c:est m'injnrier a pIaisir,
car zen snis plus c%onvaincn que tot
meme, ct tn peux atre contianL sans rien
m'apprendre; d'ailleurs l'indiscration est
commise. je sails de qui tn ITEMS &c III.
con que t.importe de me laisser volr.
-J'ai peur d'ayoir Pair den etre fat
meme a ties yeux DAM.
-Quel enfantillage |! ne vondrais-tn
pas SAVIOR qnel est cetli don't on reGoit
de semblabfes presents, bien qu'on lie
deteste.
-Tu my fails penser !! Au fait, &c
facon est richement monte, ct pour
avoir ose f'offrir, il fallait stre intime-
ment lie avec la comtesse /; ah ! csest
q1,uelque grand parent, e lie gagerais.
-C.cst &c que nous reconnaftrons
an mausais goat de la month";
re.
-Alors jc me trompc, c'cst IN bJo
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-22
NJ. Stuart, dc Michigan, propose.

NJ. Stuart, dc Michigan, propose
CONNIE amendment, que lie president
du comits de reception presentera Kos
suth q la chambre en- distant =" Nous
avons l'honneur de presenter Louis Kos.
suth i la Chambrc, les representans
deyront alors sc lever ct lie speaker invi.
ter Kossuth a prendre un siege. Cette
amendement nest pas mis- aux voix, ct
Ia suspension du r~egIement demandee
par M. Carter est accordee par III
voix contre 81. La resolution est SOU
mise alors a la Chambre ct adoptee par
1913 voix contre 81.
La Chambre delibere ensnite sur quel-
ques bills peu importans ct %s'ajourne.
Qnelques jours apres eette resolution
des Representans au Congress, Rossnth a
etc presente acette Chambre de Ia ma.
Mere i%ndiquee dams Ia dite resolution.
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droite dn bayou.

iune faisait autant de claimants fottans.
-Jc conviens, dit M. de Tourbelle,
que &c spectacle yaut tous les autrcs;
dependant Roncani ct Mini ont chante
1ce soir mieux que jamais ct tn aurais
pn les entendre 4 cote des personnes
que tn aimes. Qui TIA fat ~renoncer 4 ce
plaisir
-Des a~ffaires indispensables.
ass-Ce nest pas pour ~lsambassade, car
il nest point arrive de courier, ct mon
pere nous a dit quill ne t'avait charge
d'aucun travail extraordinaire; celia nous
alfait craindrc que tn ne fuses malade
ct ma determine d venir tie voir malgre
Gheure avancee.
Ill NEST que minuit, reprit Adalbert,
c'est lei Ia plus belle heure /; snrtout
lorsqn,on peut, CONNIE tot, Iemployera
recapiluler tous les beneices de la Jour-
nee. $40
-Ea VOLTA IN sur lequel je nc comp
tails pas, dit Sosthenes, en- mon.rant an
ilacon Gull tenait dams sa main ct quill
cacha aussil6t entire sa chemise ct son
gilet.
ri Ga est-ce I IN billet doux
-Mieux que celia vraimeht, un billet
ne Sc montre pas, on le cache, on l'ou-
bile ? mais &c facon qu'cllc portrait sans
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-22

ccsse, qui la ranime quand la chaleur
~Taccable, qui la soutient dams une emo
ton vive, est mile fois plus precieux;
aussi Zen raffolc /!
All !! vons en- etes aux cages
s'ecria Adalbert dun ton moqueur, vol
Ia n passion qui marthe a pas de ge-
aut
"A dire vrai, je ne suis pas mecon
tent des progress de la semaine, malgrs
Ia peine qn'on prend de deprecier lie
peu de fayeirs qu'on m~'accorde !; car Ia
comtesse ma pas plutot fait quelqne
chose de gracieux pour moi, qu'elle EN-
ploie toni son esprit a me pronver quill
ne faut J attacher aucune Importance.
Mails je ne suis pas dupe de cette
ruse, ct lui sails bon gre de tout &c qn'elle
imagine ponr CATER mon bonhenr !: c'est
me torcer d y croire. Par exemple, en-
me remettant &c facon, qn'elle emporte
chaque soI au theatre ct que Pair de
la sale rend fort necessaire, ellie me
dit s." Gardez-le, il est trop Iourd, EN-
prendrai demain un plus leger. .
-Est-ce un acte de coniance on de
gsinerosite lui aije demande bien tint
dement,.
All! mon Dieu, sill u est agreeable
jc soas lc dome sans regret, ~a.t-clle re-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-22

Ht#. #=## &-&%&# @#@ &E #& @##& 8 EN ##M#
lie. car il etait ioin de ~sonpconner asec
qnelle force mnsculairc lie facon await
ete lance du balcon sur Ie pave. II pen
salt %qn'ayant glisse des mains d'Adaibert
il n'etait pas enforcement.
Sosthene resta aneanti en- voyant
scintiller les rayons de la lane sur cha.
Gun DIES morceanx de CRYSTAL epars devant
la porte cochere ct les ramassa avcc
soin, les .eunit 4 Ia monture. qni etait
ellie mame en- fort manyais ttat, ct il
remonta en- so"pirant chez son ami.
Celui,ci n'ayait pm dissimnler al point
de l'aider dams ses r~echerches, il Sc dit
accable par le regret de la sottise quill
venait de fairc, ct sur ce point il disait
yrai. Car il sc ~reprochait sincerement
d'ayoir cfde a TN movement lie dept
objectionable. III
-Laisse-moi cette monture, dlt-li avec
instance. je vais l'enyoyer par III conr-
rier a Fossin, &c bijou etait de troP bon
go1dt pour metre pas sort de chez ~.
Je lui ecrirai den faire IN pareil, s. ex-
actement que tn pourras t'y mfprendfe.
&c ne sera pas celui qu'elle tcnalt
sans cesse, lcc!ui qn'elle ma donne !! ~
pnis que pcnsera-t-ellc en- ne lie voJyapt
pas dams mes mains 1919. Alb COM
bicn il faut que jc t'aime pour te laisscf
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REVUE MEDICALE.

Nous avons recu de la Nouvellc Orle.
ans, mardi dernier, par poie dcs .Attaha-
pas, cinq %jonrnaux de dates fort ~arrierees
parmi l~esquels Sc trouve lie premier nu-
nero de la Reuue Msdicule, du docteug
Delery.
Nous avons annonce. il y a queIque
temps: %l'apparition prochaine de cette
feuiIle scientifique, en- publiant que|ques
e~xtraits dn prospectus. lie docteur De-
lery a tenu a toutcs ses promesses I; il a
meme plus dome dams lie specimen de
sa revue quill ~n'ayait promis.
La Revue Medicule est une de ees Gu-
vres strieuses qui ont droit a l'appui de
tons les hommes qui s'occupent de scien-
ces, ct qui t%ienncnt encore un peu a
cette Iangue FRANCHISE que nous voyons
.chaque jourdtperir parmi nous, parce-
que nous n'encouragcons pas asscz les
publications FRANCHISES
MaIgre Ia coupable indifference de la
population franco-aInericaine, un bril-
liant ct ulile avenir est assure a Ia Revue
.Medicole. LIE vrai talent, en- Louisiana,
est t%ouiours sur du success.