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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
Large Wholesale IL retail House
HENRY e. G9PTPFJJ
Passage from the Old Country

Passage from the Old Country
Ss
Essss-sy
p. w. BYRNES & co.
60, South street, .Nel0 York.
G!S, Grauier street, .Ne,o Orleans.
:sG, Uaierioo Road, Ljoerpooi. ......
Established IN 1881, and now the Oldest Erligl
House in the WUria
TIME subscriber the Northwestern gent ct. the
L we'll known House, and Is prepared to sell ccrtii-
Gates for massage by the first class ships of ThN Swat
low Tail Line of Iiverp oi and packets The Red
'sDrimatic and '.ain Gcorg IS iines of Liver
pool Fac ets, and THE Am rcan Liner OF New Orleans
PACKETS, sailing frdm Ihvcrpe"i evs ry five days. No
other House has Branch in New Orleans for the at
coluodatinn of EBligranis.
Engag be made This Office for the d. livery
of passengers al point the United States and they
may rely having every attention paid them by Emil
Societies, and by the several Branches and Agent
cieS OF p w. b. & Co.. at all the principal towns on the
route from the day they embark until they reach Their
final destination Such the afrauge of the sub
scrber and such was the Chief inject Of his late visit IL
New York.
CIRCULARS, with names of Ships, days of sailing,
&c, can he had gratis.
DRAFTS (for money remittances) on Edwards, San
ford s. Co.. Of London, for sale, pay able al any Bank
Great Britain or Ireland.
MONEYS and accounts collected, commissions and
legal business executed parcels and goods forwarded
per Edwards, Sanford Il Co.'S. TranSlantic Exprs SIS.
Dubuque. CHAS. CORKERY, agent
LAND WARRANTS of all sizes, improved farus,
aud city property for sale at this office,
Nov IS-d3wlw
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Will attend my Residence in the of the NAPLES
House. from this date until all is Sold, dispose OF
my Household and Kitchen Furniture, splendid toned
PIano and small Library Of Valuable Books which will
all be Sold low for the Cash. about TO leave here
for California.
Don't all come at once!
WIN. COOKE.
Feb TO- l55a.-tf.
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LEMON SYRUP AND LEMONS.
u BOXES superior L. mons and concentrate icno
x syrup received by DESCELLES & MI ii Elr
July 30, Silly.
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rERT0{E FERRY

UlPTQTE FERRY.
ryN!lIS old established fcrry--fe only authorized one
i opposite the cliy--is Hnd the control of the
undersigned. No pans niuney will be spared in max
ing our ferry worthy Of public favor The mail crosses
daily al this ferry and rely all times upon
beng crossed over cent, rtafy and in SAT- ".
Good srabling and other accommodations arc provided
Tor travellers who may wish to stop for the night the
Illinois side of the river
rhi- ferry is at tie Western terminus of the Centre
Railroad, AMI CIV ~ preparation asbcen made 10 deserve
the incrta pa roi age anticipated.
A. T.. GREGOIRE
Dubuque, Nav Z, lSa1. Oh ARIES FOGY
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M. a. j. lseaIsipicn 8

M. a. j. BeaHbicM
LIVERY STABLE,
On Sd, betrscn .Han and locust streets.
y ENG anxious 10 contribute as much as possible t.
- the dispatch of business and the pleasures of III il
trends and the public generally keep constantly in ,rah
lug the fastest and safest horses and finest and stronge
carriages bgges, sukies, etc. They 'cdn ro ecraiH
We respectfully solicit a trial
We will snap, bayor sell, rny and everything in on,
81 HIGHEST market prices paid for corn oats and hay
Anrii 30. lei.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
Liv cry Stable.

Livery Stable.
On 4th bet,ceen ain and Locust streets City Hotel
LYMAN & SIOMO,
AVING had tn ir stable h rss SC. dcstreyedhy fire
i'll have how built able, and purchased fr sll
horses new harness. sadds tnggies carriages sulkieS,
etc 10 which they invite public exa,nnat and trial.
pledge oDrsclres keep good horses, carriages,
etc. as can be found yi,herc in the Northwest. I'LL
ask is trial.
Ey Highest prices paid tor corn. oats hay
April 30, 1851. If
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25

The Wings of Kentucky. at late meeting,
recommended Mr.. Fillmore as the next Wing
candidate for President.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
new 5 / ORE,

- - -
JUST opening, t,ro doors ab0rc the Fax.
r AIDES GENTLEMEN, MISSES and BOYS, in
l. city and country respectfully invited to call and
examine my goods consisting in part as follows:
DRY AND STAPLE GOODS,
Such as French and American cloths and casslmcres;
safinets; white, red and domestic HARNESS. black and
musns; Prints, large and ne assornlcnt bats,
wadding, cotton yarn, drings, stripes, checks, &c.
SILK .4.rL DRESS GOODS,
Embracing SILK goods of every descriptions ard ladies'
dress goods of the latest style and patterns with rnees
AID trimmings suit the culors B,nnets, good assert
mcnt, with b5 ms, Innings, artiticias. and plupics,
with full Of white goods, such worked
collars, ccizettes, musns grapes linen hanherchles,
linens &c.
GROCERIES,.
a full and complete stock always on hand.
BDOY'S and SHOES.
You will find in my stock, gentemcR's boots and hrogans
of every quality Ladies' misses and cdren's boots and
shoes OF every style
QUFEyNSH;.9RE.
In thisbranch confident shall please customers
have purchased my goods in the markets, and
intend sell them low any no Of the
j. &. W LAIIiEpBS.
Dubuqne Sc pit. 81. 1851
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CORN STARCH.

A additional supply Of this suPcrfine article te
~ FAMILY use inst received and for sale by
Aug 90 ly =. r. 1iLLEsFlA
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.sosssa f.. Smith a. go.

!. e. SMITH & CO., GALESA.
RESPECTFULLY offer te the
public their new and well -assorted
Stock Of WATCHES, JEIVELRY,
FANCY GOODS, &c, all Of the
latest fashions. Their facility of
buying cheap In the eastern mark
cts, enables them 10 sell "cheaper
than the cheapest.'
Clocks, Watches, and JGwelry,
carefully repaired and warranted
by e. Kaitenbach.
*.*The highest prices WILDE paid
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DUBUQUE MARBLE YARD,

MONUMENT, TOMB & GR.7VE STONE
MANDATORY.
ID TANNING, late of ST. Louis, MO-, has
4 located himselfpermanently at Dubuque,
where he intends to manufacture to order
MONUMENTS, TOMB AND GRAVE STONES,
In plain or classical style
He will keep on hand fine assortment of
Marble, ready to suit the various fances and
desires of his customers.
MARBLE MANTELS, sILLS AND TRANSOMS
BUILDING WORK DESCRIPTIONS.
Finished neatly and with despatch.
Workshop On Iowa street between Sixth and
Seventh. 7. TANNING.
Dubuque, Aug. 6, IS5I-6m.
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Drn-@oo0s.
NEW GO Us

NEW GOES
FOR TIL Il FALL TRADE,
AT O'HALLORAN'S,
No. Ii, Main street,
DuprquE, Iowa
HAVE just opened portion OF N, FAN Goods, con"
i prsing large assurtmchto l
DRY GOODS
In all their varctiesuch Broad cloths, Cassnerrs
Sail, ~ Kentucky Jeans Hue Blankets, Fllnnclsrcd,
blue and white; nriliinsshruwn and bic Cotton Elan
ncl.-hrown and blcachcd Sleeiings and Shirtneshck
CRY stripes Ticking; Table and Bed Linens DENNIS; Lin,
scvs, Apacas Merinos De.acs. CintZs, Giusials and
Prints Of great VARIETY al prices 10 suit all Tastes and
Il, les 10 sut the fancy.
One Of the largest and best assortments
the eity.
Those wanting clothing Of any kind frdm Dress Goa
Fear aaugt Overcuat, would do well TO exainih
BJUI's 4ND SHoEs, for Men and Boys-A No. ]
! article and NJ yer, low prices.
LADIES and Misses E"otHs, RHskins, and High eu
polSa< in great variety ii style and quality.
HIIS .3ND caps,
, fine assortment. TIE Silk r.u;h cap Of the season
MAY be- seen at O'HALiokAN's.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
s,rC., IL used by the Farmer, Liner, Mechanic
- Hous, keeper.
QuEENsW.iRE,
Among the best and ii,sst extensive stock in town.
GRDCERIES
or all the various kinds tnseticxs with various othc
goods such Ladies' and Misses urs (snme very fine
Cation Yarn, Carpet Bags, franks, hindow Shades am
Paper Curtains, Carrtg, india Mating Carpet binding
W r goods Sh ,wls o Tie BAY State and Empire Mills
and lots If other things 100 nuine:uus to mention
/ 70 my cid Eric &. and Gu toners return my SINGER
thanks Tor their amidst ali the temptations 10 bu
.ods cost VII 81, tits has # late been the seen
f and b, f,r cal ana unfit prices, hope 10 ner
4 continuance If the, CONFERENCE.-The TIE public IN Ger
eral, would say, will sell t,uds rs low any re-
ular HOUSE. Those who doubt it can be e.sry made
! believe IT, on examiuaf.r. II. J. O'tIALIORAN.
| PS. will take produce of all kinds in payment
ch- in exchange tor Goods up to the goth, of Octobs
10 cash prices. All those Who know they are owing III
W. uld confer great by settling up their accou IS
carhGt ait I'D al! loi.Ger Indulgence
| Sept. 23 b. O'iiAl.lokAN.
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YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL.

MISS CUTTERS
CCH0OI for young Ladies and Misses will commence
- Monday Gcxf, Deet mher 18th, o'clock NJ, on
the second ocr of the building main street, door
south of Spaulding's Book Store.
Terms:
Forthe primary classes, SO per quarter
For the advanced classes, 81.
Payable half in six ks trrn tn commencement
and one halt at tho close of the quarter dec l2-dtf
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To Country Merchants.
IOWA CLOTHING STORE
A, No. L.
Wu0l ESEIE Am REIkIl

| HE subscriber having returned To Dubuque, TAX
pleasure in inviting his old friends and tie public
general, IN all and see his excellent stock OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
On the side OF Main street, between Second and
Third, in urt's Brick Building, wi they will find
variety suit to the season. clea the cheapest
and good the best the largest and b stock ever
areht 10 Dubuque. MORRIS HElNSHEtMER.
CCitlt G,-3mdw.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
Or. CRRiSTIE'S
GALVANTC NECKLACE

IA used for all complaints affecting the Throat OF
Head such as Bronchitis Inflammation OF the Throat,
Nervous and Sick Headache, Dizziness Of the Head.
Neuralgia in the Face, Buzzing or Roaring in the
Ears Deafness which is generally Nervous, aud that
distressing com iaint, called Tic Doioreux.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25

JOHN HILL,
.4RCHTTECT IND BUILDER,
rORNER Of Locust and Sixth streets, Dubuque
~ Iowa. would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally that he Is prepared 70 execute pro
essiolal duties that may he iniraSted 10 him Partic
Ear attention given to Designs and Building Drawings
with all their details and spec The rea
sonabe terms.
Nov. 8,-d&wly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25

ORRLS New York Gin--inst received and for sal
Wy DECELLES & MICHEL
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DESCELLES & MICHEL.

BOXES SarGnes-a PRIME article--JiiSt re CIV cd
and for sale hv DECEL1ES & MlCI.EI
rcniac, E'inet and Castiiinp.--Iust received
u one barr of this celebrated brand; for sale by
July 30, l65--1y. DECELl.Es MICHEL
- BBIS Brandy-a cd article inst received ard f.
Il ssae by DECELLES Il MICHEl
on SKIS G. A. Sbt a first rate article received per "
. oconsin and for sale low by DECIILIE & MICHEL.
Sept, llth,
1OSACKS COFFEE, diff rent kinds just rcrrNed
~ bv DESCELES & MICHEL
October 3--dwy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25

LIGHTNING PROT tTI0N.
CPRA1l = Pat nj lightning Rods for sale and put w
- al IN shortest gotic,, by G. MASON
IL
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
Alistellaneous.

HRE\I BARGAINS
in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes. ihts, Gaps,
Harararc, Quscnsmare and Groff''es
&. W. BURTON Il CO..
North end az Wan,es louise until tho frs day VI Sep
,e,ler n..>t al ,hirh ,in,n til will up larr" AMI
sp!elid ssnrt. Of iis above SoOds and continue
selling III very reduced prizes
na',noue. Iulv It'll. 1851.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
Prices

The Galyanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars +
The Galyanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
fSF- The articles are accompanied by full and plain
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may be
had Of the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
&C. Be0are Of Cou,usrfeits and Ho,ihiess Ioaita:cr
d. c. MOREHEAD. NJ. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED SrATE$
l:B2 Broadway. New York.
r. MASON, Agent, Dubuque.
March 12-'5l-tf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GaI,VANIC BRACELETS

Are found of vast service in Cases Of CONCLUSIONS ~
fits s,asmodic Complaints and general Nervou.
affections uf the Head and upper eAtremes Also
in Palsy and IA yss, and ell diseases caused by q
or other organs Of the body.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
Tic Dolcreux and Neuralgia.

These dreadful and agonizing complaints inn
m.tiafsiy r-Iieced by the application OF the .Lvas'c
EEIT. NECKLACE ard fLuiD. The Belt dinuses the
Electrcit, through the system; the Necklace has ,
local effect and the Flrid acts directly upon the al
lected uer es. IL these distressing sict,ons the aP
rlicaton NEVER FAILS. ~
fy- Many hundred Certificates from all Psrts OF the
country of the most extraordinary character can nc
given, If required u. E.
fig No trouble or Inconvenience attends the use
{. Of DR. CHRTSIIES G.fLT.dNIC ARTICLES
and they may be by the most feeble and dslcate
with perfect and safety. In many cases the sen.
sation attending their is highly pheasant aud
agreeable They be sent to any paIt OF this
country.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
Powder, Powder, Powder.

or ST. Louis NisfcNes wsr1an'ed article now in
'ost"rr, and for sale very low h,
Sept l5 EMERSON 4 SHIELDS.
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e. aeos Uss Gtsssss1 1at.a
PAR III. Tn. DE PuYMA1GRE.
es5a1s = ssSS SsssaaP

H
Dams le chatcan de Sto'zcufeis, don't,
qnelqnss l;encs de Coh'ents, les rnines
herissent encore 81 piItorcSancment les
bords Idu Rhin, visait an onz;eme siec'e
IN brave ct beau cheyalier, !equel await
nom .aessire Pierre; c'etait IN des barons
les pes accomplis de l'Allemagne: va
leurcns, eos,:tois, hospitalier, ct de plas
dune grande le,bilete la chase, pas
sion qni l'eccupait eniierement lorsque
l'e,npire etait en- paix. Tn jour quill Sc
li..ait a Get exercice favori, il ponrsuivft
IN chevrenil avec tant d'ardeur aa'il cut
lientot depasss ses gems, moios hien
montes que lui, ct qu'apres avoir long.
temps chase IL arriya seul au rendez vons
OH tous devaient Sc reanir yers midi.
Jageant par la hautenr t'u soleil que
eette heure n'etait eloignee, ilse deelda
a prendre an peu de repos en- attendant
ses compagnons, ct, etant descendu de
cheval, j! s'aasit sous IN chane don't les
rameaux, longs ct toufas, yersaient une
ombre agreeable; IN r.isseau, qui non
Ioin de la tombait dun rocher. aHgmen.
TAFT ene6re Ia ffafcheur de ce lieu, ct par
son inurinnre monotone cngageait, -
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-23

CONNIE on la dit touies les iois qisii a
etc question d,s naGrn:ure dcs r'iisseanx,
"a Sc la:sscr aIler an sommci'.
Aussi i.,essire Pierre ne t;,s'da-t-n pas
a s'endormir peasant a la belle Ber-
tha de Rudesheim, que sons pen il de-
sait epouser. &c eu'i! y a de singn'ier,
c'est cue &C ne fit pas lie souvenir de
cette demoiseie qui fl: les frais d'na
rase quill cut ct qui fnt for. etrangc. -
II Wit jaiIlir dn ruissean pres duqnei il
s'etait coeche nne gerbe dean don't les
gouttcs e;aient etiaeelanies comne de
pctits diamants: ct an mi|ieu de cette
gcrbe. lni apparnt nne femme de In plus
ravissante bnante une robe blanche
etait serree a,.onr dc sa taiile svete par
nnc ceintnre couver;e de perles et de
coquillages; I'M roseau co1ronnaii son
front, d'on tombait une cascade de che
veux blonds ct soyeHx; ses ycnx, aui
cachaient de temps en- temps leur eclat
derriere de longs ellis. etaieni blens COM
me un ciel du Midi, ct sa bouche, en-
tr'ouverte par un inefiable sonrire, mon
trait des dcs dents plus blanchcs que
fecume dun torrent. 5
y. Bonjour, messire Pierre, dit IA gra-
cieuse appariaion an cheva'icr, don't ellie
venait de s'arprocher: il y a iong.temps
que je desire faire ia connaissancc,
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MR Wg "a 4 lR u OFT !
g.. E I. TOET;s e.
DUN ENFaliT DE- "a HEuRiS,
EcniTE PAR LUI-MEME*.

sst 4sSsS tN8fs Es
:. Qa'on l'appelle GuilIaume, Frederic.
Aag,,ste. VOLTA les jolis mons que jaime
ct don't il pourra stre fer un jour-" Mon
tyran de ypere reprit a,lssit6t:-- Non, i
FAINT le nommer Pierre Nathaniel, sans
4uoi l'oncle Pierre pourrait sen trouser
osicnse; ct lie syicux Nathaniel Grmurd-
geon qni s'est ofert pour parrain IoubIie-
RAFT dams son testament Pierre Na-
ahaniel s'6cria en- meme temps le noir
scslsrat, en- jetant Peaut sur mon iriste
sisage. sb
II Cette discussion etait bien inuiile, car
le rideau ne dewitt pas tarder stomber.
J'etais dfja trop fable pour ressentir ce
dernier Outrage. On me deposa sur le lit
de ma malhenrease mere pqui me placa
doucement sur son sein. Cette scene
etait 81 touchante qn'eIIe parnt attendrir
ae monstre barbu Ju'on appelait mon
perc. II laissa echapper de ses levres
quclques paroles de consolation. Sentant
ma vie s'echapPer. je levai mes petises
mains yers ma mere. Je jctai sur ellie le
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-23

Mais qu' 'as-tu2lu sembles efrayt!=..sa
aurais-tu peur de moia Je ncscroyais
pas devoir inspirer un telsentiment. -
C'est ,otre beaute, rapondit lie baron de
Stolzenfels. qui m'etfraic, car ellie est 81
surnaturclIe, qu'eiIe ne peut apParten;r
qua une de ccs Ondines don't tant &c
foi> j'ai oni parler.
--Tu as d.vine justc. beau sire, ,je
snis une Ondine, ~ ct Pune des plus
psissantes de Ia Germanie. Je suis Get.
te file des eaux que les butchers appel
lent i'Ondine de Lurley; mon poGvoir
s'etend sur toutes les sources de te pays
ct monpere est roi des mers: tn vo.s roe
ma fa,nilie vaut mieux que Ia tienne .s.
M;sis viens, je venx te faire conna;trs
mon paIais ct peat,atre tFcuvefas>'"
qi'on y est aussi bienque dams ton villain
cnateau noir. y sAsa @5Fiog
| Quoiqne un pen scandalise de IA ma
Mere impoIle don. fOndine pa laitde
StoIzenfeIs, Pierre prit Ia .m"in qu'elle
/ Iui tendait, ct a peine peu'-'l tonchee
! que, sans savoir comment, il fut transpnrs
ts sous le Rim, dams un palais tellement
| magni6qne, qu'on ne po'rait 10 peindre
o,i'en ss servant des riches conlears que
! lie Tasse employa Ia description de ce-.
Iii d'Armide. La, il f,it anssi heurcux
que Rena,,ld chez la file d 'Hidraot, ct,
= t 8 al r
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POUR LA PRESEDENCE
-. l,Es FLATS. uNIs
GEN. LEWIS CASS.
POUR IA VICE.PRESIDENCE
DES, ETATS. .UNTS
GEN. BUTLER.
CANDgEDA'FS s
Pomp la o0mvon1e@m
DESIRE I E.Bi.ANC. 81 .-a~
f.EI.ESTIN DAIFEREZ.
Col. w. w. .PUGH. ,a
COniD1Gn71ne.

~ Nous publions avec pIaisir la dec'ara-
ton suisante, a Ia requete des honorab'es
personnes qui J ont appose leurs noms,
declaration qni donne IN dement, tormcl
a certaines c;,lomnics repandnes mai
cieusement dams iepubIic contre Mr..
ZEpnIRIn BABiN .
tsparoisse Assumption. IL mai 1852.
Je, soussignee. Marie Gros Vcuvc
Edouard Babih, declare cssenfiellemen'
faux les bruils lancss dams le public con
trc mon beau (iere, NJ. Zfrhirin Babi,l,
bruits par iesG,eIs i etilit insinne qa'i1
ma trompe dams lie reglement dc Ia sae--
ces.ion de mnn mari; je declarcen optF"
que je considsre mon beau-liere, dams
ious ses rappor;s d'in'e'at avcc moi
CONNIE un parfait ho;,nstc hommc. ct
an'anlonrd' hui CONNIE autrclois ai Ell
iui pleine confiance.
MARIE GROS
Bicnvenn Landry, III
to Achil'c aDugas,
L. Mollere. Sc hsh
!, Temoins.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-23

z!e.nier regard de mes yenx prets Sc
former pour touiours. je yersai nne larne
ct fs entendre mn tger aHrnliire. Javai>
uoiite an Instant de. honi.eur celeste
,vant dc. prcndre mon 70! ycrs i'eterhcllc
felicite. @
Behe termina par ces paroles son an.
photographic. Permettcz>nons d,y ajoa-
ter deux simplcs iparticulariies que nous
n'ayons pas 1,onlu introduire dams son
recit, de peur d'ialerroinpre cette SIMPLE
historic. ~ ISL
Etonns de la viye intelligence de De-
be, nous jngeames q prcnos ale 'ni de-
mander nne dffinitinn de .'homme, def
nition que mont pn donner p'atoa ctune
foule d'antrcs PHILOSOPHERS apres lpi. A
cette question, Bebe repondit avec une
admirable promptitude:
!, IS .'hon,,ae est 1T animal ecriyant. 7
Stupefait de cette immortelle reponse,
nous pouvions a peine respirer. /" q en-
fant, dou6 dune 81 profonde sagesse!
pouvons-nous former le desir de per.etue.
notre veneratien porr Ia lnemoire dun
s.ressi extiraordina.se?" A cctte p,ierc,
Beb6 repliqua doucement avec l'hnn'i!its
dun enfant: = Gravez sur ma tombe- ces
mots: assf 8
& Ma vie ma ete qa'un reve, ct MA
dare qu'nn jour. = lFlN')
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NO. 56

sition sociale ct dun caracterc respecta-
Bile. On va jusqu'a dire, Imais nous es.
perons que celia est en- dehors de la verite
que lie Marie de Richmond etait present
au siege de la maison du Gouverneur.
Ce,te insurrection furibonde prouve Ia
nfcessite de deplaccr Ie Capitole de Get
Etat. Richmond nest en- rien l'endroit
qui convienne au CapitoIe. Cette vile
nest nj sa|utaire, nj centrale, nj dun
acces facile toutes les parties de l'Etat.
lExperience Prouve invariablement
qu'une vile populeuse ne doit pas etre
choisic pour siege dun gouvernement.
La legislature de notre propre Fiat
ton jours etc sous lie contr5Ie ct Ia domi.
nation des influences ct des intrigues de
Richmend. II parait maintenant que
les officers publcs ne sont plns en- snre-
te dams cette vile contre les violences
arbitraires ct les insnltes sans bornes d'u-
ne popnlace insurgee. Sous tous les rap
ports, Charlottesville Oh Staunton sont
les miIIeurcs localities pour lie Capitole de
rEtat. Que Richmond garde lie Peni
tentiaire.
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lE PlONNlER De L'ASSOMP TON.
PUBLIC PAR
EUGENE SUPE RVIELLE.
DlMANCHE, 23 MAI 1852.
CONDITIONS 0tt Douruas:
a aABONNEMENT IL Announcement est paya

ABONNEMENT:-L' est paya
BILE D'AvaEcE. ez ea1 zg.a.5. ..4@.@
POUR uN AN :::::::::::: :: So 90
POUR SIX MoIs 80: $3.50 90
Tout abonne qui voudra suspendre son aboE-
aement, devra preven;r, par ecrit les editeurs,
auinze jours au moins, avant respiration du
trimestre. n.r =a
ANNONCES:-Pourl les insertions, ,annonces
avis, etc., ETC., les conditions. sont les suivantes
ParpIx L1GNEs, pour la 1ere insertion 81 90
Pour les insertions suvantes :::: so
On execute l'imprimere du P1oxN1ER, ct ce
aux prix les plus moderes. tontes espaces don
wages typographiques, (JobsD tells que, cAETEs
sAcTUREs. PAMPHLETS, BLANcs. ETC, ETC.
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AGENTS DU PIONNIER.

~. AGENTS DU PIONNIER. @
asaa 1M. z. Eude, Passage
ELLE-OaLEANs -. de la Bourse, No 35,
encoignure. Cont.
ASCENSION =. NM. Richard g. Templet.
R1vIERE-NEuvE. NJ. Firmn Dnplessis.
IRERvIILE :. M. J. Breau.
ST-JAcouEs ). NJ. Augaste Theriot.
ST-JEAN BAPTIsTE, Ar Ea..aDoruo4
ST. CHARLES 80.
PosT-BREAux, At. Edmond Suiard.
THIBop..Ux M. Adolplle Blanchard.
HouuA nj. +. Gagne.
SrE-.LAr1E NJ. Etienne Pcnisson.
ABSORPTION =. G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star.
BELLE RIvIERE NJ. Pierre Theriot.
.pA,scocnrvILLE, M c. ]. f. Gau'hier.
II Dams les paroisses OF nous E'ayons pas.
no mn I'd agents, nous rrions les Maitres ea posts
de vonlor Sc charger lie lagence Dc t--trc tenile