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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-11
M. WEBSTER ct NJ. HULSEMANN.

Nos l%ecteurs mont pas oublie ranalyse
que nous Ieur ayons donnee nag1ere
(Conrrier dn II mali de la lettre d'adieu
adressee an sccrttaire d'Etat par Ie char
&c d'affaires d'Autriche. NJ. Daniel
Webster ma pas voulu sans doute laisser
lie dernier mot a NJ. HnIsemann, car il
a adresse an charge d'atfaires americain
a Vjenne la depeche snivantc qui yaut
assurement la peine d'etre reproiuite
DEPARTMENT. .D'ETAT.
Washington, s JUN 1852.
Monsieur,
Je vous TRANSMITS ci joint copie dune
note qni ma etc adressec sous la date du
I'D JUN par lie chevalier Hulsemann, an
noncant son intention de rctonrner en-
A"tr1che. Ce;te note m'est parvcnue a
Baltimore au moment OH je partais pour
falre dams lie Massachusetts une excursion
don't je suis tout recemmept de retour.
En- Ia relevant, je priai Nj. Hunter d'y
faire une reponse don't YOU avez egalc-
ment copie cijoint. Ii est evident, d'a-
pres Ia teneur de toutes ses c%ommunica-
lions recentes adressecs a ce departe-
ment, que l'experience du chcva!icr
Hulsemann dams lie service ~diplomatique
de song commencement, ne Iui a point az
prls excitement la nature ct les Iimites
de ses fonctions oficielles, et que, NAL.
gre sa Tongue residence dams ce pays,
il est fort pen an fait du caractere de nos
institutions, ct de la responsibility que
les hommcs pnblics des Etats. Unis en-
pour leurs actes gu Ieurs senti>
ments CONNIE simples particulars, ~rela-
tlvement aux %pnissances ~etrangeres.
lie chevaIier Hulsemann est yenu r.;
1885, CONNIE secretaire de legation,
sous un homme fort distingue, lie baron
de MareschaI, qui etait accredite CONNIE
extraordinaire de I'empereur
d Autriche. Depuis la ~rctralte de Get en-.
voye, il a agi en- qualite de charge DAFT
[alres, mails sans avoir recu, que nous sa-
'hlons, anc"ne commission regnIiere de
'on g~orvernement. II est certain ou'il
"a jamais etc accredite aupres de &c
1epartement par lie ministre des a@ffaires
'trangeres d'Autriche.
lie chevalier Hulsemann. a &c on'H
a encore a apprendre qu'aucun
'oivernement Granger, on son represen.
ant, he dot s'offenser de &c que pcut
IRE CONNIE simple %citoyen un des fonc-
lonnalres da notre gouyernement. Les
communications oficielles sont. ~senIes re.
onnues CONNIE indignant les sentiments /,
t les vnes du gouvernement des Etats. {
MS. ri ces communications sont dun !.
aractere bienveitlant, lie gonvernement G
tranger ma nj droit nj raison de suppo. |
er q~u'el!es manquent de sincerite on de
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-11
O BEND WOOD-yARn

HALF A MILE ABoVE DoNALDSo> VILE
Night signal, a three coloredlieht
ssHERE will be constantly On hand, +. large
quantity of dry ASH and COTTON
WOOD. The landing is. n excellent one for
boats OF any class and is provided with, good
posts, DC. The subscriber hopes that his efforts
to satisfy the captains and owners Of steamers on
the Mississippi will deserve, the patronage he
solicits from them
Checker swill find very strong post. above tie
woodward. IL LEON J.. FREMAUX..
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-11
T0RERAANs
PRIs PAR LIE MoyEN M
ID A G E r R + TYPE
2. C.. PEGNOT

Annonce respcctueusemcnt. all public
quill a prepare IN sale a Ia Mai.cn
d'Ecole de Paineourtvilie = OH il ID
pref a pfend'e des portraits, par IN
temps convert AUST bicn que par IN
temps clair. 6I
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-11

Ia chose >manimGe 4 SEES larmes: Stunt
lacyynsoe rer,tm !! tMi. mem me vous n pleu-.
res, humbIcs tre.ors de son toit domesti.
que ! Mais II Ie faut, Ia porte est onyerte1
aux cncheres; laissez entrcr argent lAs.
reconnaissance ct lie souvenir !: en-. tfois
heures tout sera vendu de cette fortune
amassee en- vingt an.
Prenez tout, mes crayons, mon vieux cofnpaa
(sans ponies,
Mes laques ct mes gre qu'une Wire defend,
Tous ces hochets de rhomme enyies par len.
(fant;
Mes gros Chinois yentrus fats CONNIE dss con
Mon, yieux tableau trouye sous d'antiques de-
[couhfes3
Je vous ~livrerai teut, voua toucherez ! tcut, 81
vous pourrez sur ma table atre assis on debouf,
Et TOUGHER, ct trainer, sans que je me fscrie,
Mon grand fauteuil de chAne ct detapisserie,
sur mon banc sculpte jeter tous 4 4 fois
Vos genoux ang'leux gu; dachirent 10 bois.
Ie vous ~laisserai meme, ct bien! soyez sans
fc1iDte,
} prodige! en- vos mains tenir ma Bible peinte.
lue vous maven touchee encor qu'avec tsrfeur,
"a l'on volt Dieule pere en- habit d'ampereur
Ainsi Went en- aide au commissaire
le poete lui-meme, ct e ne von
pourquoi &c m~alheureux cofnmissal-
e-priseur s'est donne tant de peine ade-
rirc cis bellies chooses qnes1e mastrr In.
L ~ e a.. EEE EEF
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-11

LITIQ u E..
.'Soutenez Webster par tous les mo.
'.yens possibles ct sauvez ainsi lie part
whig."
FILLMORE.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-11

GNous prions ardemment les per-
sonHes qui nous doivent, de nous regler
au pIutot leurs complies. Des engage
mems que nous n'ayons deja pu remplir
4 nm premier terme, nous obligent a
faire Get appel.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-11

= -, TT FNCteuT
Assumption, &c 6 jnihet 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-02

cratic convention at Bsisimor~ pre~sdepts nave prse
,en 'a' whoever shall recev. the nominations OF the
Nao ne 70 INVENTION will receive almost the unit vup
port OF the democratic party Thi, IA not nno. IN,
cipai OF caucus the are to npN
70 suppase out because some concert OF action Il
esFy md eonvs ntisn representing Democracy "a
every State usually gives fair expression Ia the popuL
will
The instructions of the primary convention are a.
course, bin ding on party whose fret tenet IT, that the
representative ia controlled by the will hs constt-
tuens rather than by any abstract opinion OF his own
Great occasions may shines justify departure so
instructions was the in lais when those In
sucted to support the fortunes OF Mr. Van Buren felt
authorized to abandon HIM account Of his oppositon
70 The popular will upon the question Of the annexation
Of Texas
AS true democrat and a conductor OF a public journal
W. feel TO br our duty to opinion upon ths
signs Of the times We have the vanity supposs
that orr views will exert any other Daueace than ths
force OF our shall command
the selection of Pres dentai candidate two oon
Ederationa should control.
Jet Patriotism commar ding abilities and democrats
isn5i proved ~ a life OF political consrtency
"a Availability
The latter aunifca.iou alone even could ,uch demo-
cfat =" found ehould control bush capital how
ever belongs net 10 the democratic rauss
Tbe wings have two instances found advantage ID
selecting CT Inferior aby VI but their we'd
Deh proved the destruction OF their party
me qualities above indicated being equal stats pride
and ocal feeling naturally induces every man to LOOK
neur heme for al aepirant TO every ciice
Jhege 1t is true clas, Of in every communal
hors and eurh always attach large degree OF i'm
poriarce to higher sounding names abroad. They
rsyer and good dinner, well fitting coat skifui
n. chsDic near home-somethiDg foreign IL the vsry
thing fer them, snd II but Of their neigh
bora M Tor distr guished employment they
struck with n,tonishmen Fortunately, however this
cais Is not large among the democracy. They be-
heV- in M equality OF intellect well sf rights And
consequently proud Ola nations strength they allow that
We lsse everywhere adequate to every occasion
Th-y leave snpercous contempt to those who glory In
self satisfied notions Of eyclugiyeness
Az one of tho people, then, we believe that have
amorg ~ man uniting all the quaiif cations whoa
woud make hin good Presidept-snd whose peculiar
position would render him available shs any other
democrat Low before the public. That man is the hsro
q San Jaciatoth master spirit Of all that glorious
In the history Of Texss-GeD Bam Houston, 1T has
since been Dounced by telegraph that Con Houston
was the candidate of the convention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-02
MOVEMENTS OF KossUTH.
.>~N@rNNNNN~e-oNo-.o~~
SPEECH TO TIE LADIES or PITTSDURG.
Letter from Count Pulszky In Reply to the
Charges OF Count Batthyanyi,
&C.. &c., &c.
TELE q r A P II IC.

The Magyar's Arrival mt Cleveland.
ENTHUSIASM OF THE PEOPLE ON THK ROUTE FROM
PITTsBURG- ToRCHLI0HT PROCESSION AT
CLEvELlND-K0ssUTH TOO FEEBLE TO SPEAK, ETC.
ClgyELASD Jan. 81, 1852
Kossuth arrived in this city this evening at half past
O'Clock
All along the route he met and oheersd by immense
crowds OF people At Salem and Ravenna he made brief
addresses to the crowd and spoke to the masses A other
places from the platform of the cars.
Material add to the amount Of eleven hundred dol
lars, was contributed along the route
Great enthusiasm prevailed at Alliance, where ne was
met by Judge spauldng Chairman Of the State Commit
and addressed behalf Of tbs people and welcomed
as their guest
In Cleveland he was received and escorted by the mill
tary and FIRE companies the letter forming long torch
light procession Lines OF torch bearers moved along
each side Of the carriages and the filed the side
walks and streets outside the escort The procession
moved up Water street, through St Clair Ontario and
Superior to the We ddei House which brilliantly
lum.nated for the occasion.
In few minutes after their arrival Kossuth appeared
the Balcony, before immense concourse but,
owing to the state OF his health he unable to say
than word two lie desired rest no raid so as
to he able to address them on Monday, whsa he will
speak tie festival 10 the aftern ami the Ladies'
Association in the evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-02
Items from Baltimore.

ICE IN The susQrkHANNA-THE MAiLs-THE FLORA
MACDoNALD-DARl ROBBERY, ETC.
B.LT,aoRE, Feb. /, 1852
The rain and thaw have yet affected the ice which
bridges the Susquehanna-the snow on the surface
being only sightly meted To night however, the
weather cold and frosty and the ice is frozen Arm
ever.
THIS morning the Southern mails dus the last two
nights arrived but bring nothing south Of Aexandria
The Western mail which in to. night brings st.
Louis dates AS iste 10 due
Our river bay still blocked up with ice Some
OF the cebergs said to be twenty feet in height,
The steamer Relief which had been despatched to the
relief OF the bark Marcia ashore Poplar Isaad was
forced to ruc to Annapolis She will make another
attempt to MORROW
The ship Flora Macdonald stll lies in the ice in
dangerous ositen.
party Of five villains went from this city last night
Into Hartford county whers they broke into the house
Of an aged couple named Waters tied the old people in
their beds, and then ,ided the premises People asleep
in the upper part Of the house heard thing of the
affair and the robbers escaped with their booty Thsy
hac previously eoen horse ard wagon in which they
made their foIay. Waters is rcputcd rich, but his
money being principally oouceasd the robbers got only
about thirty dollars,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-02
From New England.

HEAVY SNOW sroRM-LAEGE FIRE IN VERMONT.
BosroN, Feb l--e r. NJ.
snow storm fet in here last evening, and has con
tiBued TO the present time The 10 about six
inches deep, At Newburypost and Portland The SNOW
las fallen to the depth of eight inches to day anl
is still Ealing
de.patch fecm Burlington Vt, states that an oil
mill! situated the Tinooski Falls village bridgs
together with two sdioining grist mills wagon shop
ano coopers shop, Totally destroyed by re Fri
cay lsst. The sufferer, arc II. w. Cstln, Winoo,Ai
mill Goddard ana Haven Match and Blithon Mark
Willard and Wsrdwel and Smith, Mr.. Ca,lin was
the principal of the buildings, ani his loss i,
s2J CCG--one LaIf insured The Winooski Mill Go Is
iBt u,ti Sl5 coo in the HarttoI panv's onica
The packet ship Daniel Webster, thirty seven days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-02
fsoyarn rncnt CDnfr.rts,

To nm EDITOR OF lHE nZRALD.
we pb,erved short tiuin since i cornmO n!ca.or -
epSpT Il nLich It said certain parties
'trucUIg 6y dock for the government in this city,
which 70 he taken hence, and put together at San
This L q Misrepresentation, and Aus intended for ths
ue2iesn EAstustor ana 70 coger up an impTovdent
II Dt 1autabls contract made by he seer etsry
q tht Nhvy ard by which az has agreed to " theui
fNlGtCU. when work offered him for
tny 9eoufGr We ctnfacnly assert, sad sfe ptrpaSsd
fiaw nc building BY tfets pstiies, will
cot hera tsi lhsu to 0O sLdo i vas proved 70 tho
EtcfctaJ before L3Nrg his oontrEcb-yet NJ agreed 20
allow ~ St 09,0, but iCI what reason &C los
e conceive ahouu eZtsal his notice but for tho
ftcI thxt th. matter will shory be broug ht before Con-
eess ana investigation io.tituted in .esard to kbs
ana rhfg contacts Th these psrtes for docks basine
and ralwaye Il Philadelphia Kittery, aud Pensacois,
vhsn We ttust syttem of extragsyanas aad wanton
waste VIA u exposed well r. tho Utter Upro. .rety
ot tulilr, ,tyle hasiKs All railways There humbugs
Lave cct IN no sggrsga,s believe about 81 10000
Nud they are uttcfy useosa We caafess aIs at
ag 10 ssecun cr these things without supposng tbs
sctietsy W0nt9g il ,.fGrmoon tact fer ths success
u mantFtrent q Tie aaars Of Ee depaF;msat, a NOS
vsn'lrg ssterti4i element 0f patriot Toe basin
e. Rie wotte tfan utelesa lhs dock Vas Designed 70
take up hpot the.ine ior repair i s0G veil kdoEL
- ~ tpe q he contrect. seventy iour gun shp
SfLdr1J 4each ths yard a. that port stAout ths enor
pGut expense IL 6e.sg d!'p-Isd asss4lled unlosted
at3 4E Atfd he NHr ar ard Bfoki 3nl S0ab ~hca
cre ste vsa Eo. water ID enable her 20 b token np
Ills Vr 9usi attk Our seventy iot. gun shif aga" %
lst 81 gatrt ytt. tbs tcc' 70 .hllairlpAa could lot
tp.in e slaip ofar Barsrcc which oiisrei H. for
ual ho.t since ara which sal2 draws but ;1out
g6 eal +. water EUf-ce N u say, Congress viii D. A.
- l ~ =, f6s,s-.st he pticss agreed 10 10 ma
t-tee contracts as w,ll tho after wabt alnpss.
Nn ~ er ossiUs and yslwAye 70 the .-aola.cR
.gs usgis q cas lazy
repy serd e. Sel Francisco Il vii ), wsll Ia our
ciuton, or tlnsrsss before teaaydtrpg Aly q
tGe f.atMl money W enquire whers tie g0ysglpen nt
sfs aaj We a.htr ioy adcc1 yar a taGs peat rho
'st L Nhy S"Nfhl-eut sha 10 lot 7t ,hes! aad the
iEtiA- l.AAtct Il g4&Lt asiou q t&a C3nAli q
tet~ 10 lsttstt dl = btlg ,aituscd ,oify i9r The
N f.s flf E
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-02

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA pIEECT--u. 8.
IN Nail Exprc3s Lines, through Ia AZ hours. n j.
Raiirosj "a Jersey City, iss:rg, Now YORK =. A.
ssrseiesse Philadelphs hours from ioot Of Walnut
street. fyn reduoed S fer frat oas and s2 30 for
cond eass Baltimore, Washington and Charleston through
tickes sold in Tho above nes through ugysge carrsd
In tho f. u. line from New York. with through ocn.
Guetors.
fNAIDEh AND AE1oT RAILROAD LINE, FG2 PaI-
~ i.selfaia - 10 selocE, A. H., from pier NO. Worth
river att cf battery place ly stsamno.t JOHN POTTER
cey sxoepted arriving at RbiladslphiS as 2
F.Io, 8s second elass 81; susrsns lins. ~ aX =.
u. faro. 81 al /. Ras3S. kgers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-02

II. PRIDE g. co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA YACK-
"A sge ami Psroe Express shipment viii 70
b. the United states Mail Crescent CITY,
the Sd of February and in the Cherokee 9Th inst
charge tf special messensers through to San Francisco
Our charge on fieght only 80 GEMS lb AL freight
must be put waer proof and sens ia the day before
sailing Packages not exceed 25 ounds 20 ch.rge for
custom eonsulsr fmsl parcels reoevsd till
l2 O'CLOCK, day of sailing. No. Bsoad street nexs 70
wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-02
EXPREsE AGENC1Ea. xe.

pERyORD AND CO.'S GREAT CALIrORIA PACK
~ sse and Parcel Expres Our shipment will
ward by tha United statcs Mail Crescent City,
the Sd Of February and IN the Cherokee 9Th in charge
Of spceis through TO San Fran co Our charge
freghs is less than ~ any other express ALI freight
must be pub aterrroo ard sent in ths day before
sailing. Packages 10 5 pounds No charge for
sus.em houss oorrular parcels received till
street. hstor House Passage all the U. & and r. NJ.
s. Co ships secured this oioe only through ne
Panama. the lowest rates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-02
HOMEsTEADS.

TT WILL PAY YOU FOURF0LD.-THE PLAN BIZ
which you nan bocure yourself house. make money
treble or quedfuple i,sf In most fully
shown A. the last meeting Of the KnSksIOoohsr Building
present, and nearly lo0 taken To accommodas
all who wish 70 be Of the principles Of the Asoca
ton another public Meeting will be had In Knoksrbooker
Hall corner Of third street and Eiysth Avenue On
shis viii be the last previous regular monthly meet
ing all who desire N equal footing with the
subscribe The monthly dues but S.
which years will accumulate 10 $50 Every infor
nation will freely given reference to the praotios
working perfect safety the Associa6n LAdtos
Noil gan tletaen invited to attaad.
WELCOME BEEBEE. Pssss.
JAMES X. pELvECCHIO, v. Pscst
Epw. 7. MADDEN, seot'y.
TRUSTEES.
J. W. Savage. j. w. Howe.
Peter Jackson. Cummings Tucker.
Erastus Lyman. Hopper Mots
Milton Roof W. Ii. Grensls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-02
NEWS BY TELEoRA APH.
Interesting from Washington.


THE RUMoRED FRAUD-ANTTCiPATED FREsHET.
WASHINGTON, Feb l. 1852
With regard to the rumorsd fraud detected at the
Treasury Department learn that it out OF the
arrest OF American here account Of some illegal
intrigue with Mexico touching the transactions
that government and this.
The weather here is extremely mild, and thaw;ng This
Potomac is still rm though great fears Of destructive
ireshet are entertained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-02
--7-e-'ss ssass-s s-~-A.-s-
kso ifstcnl "A Hairs.
LETTER FROM MR, BUCHANAN.
WUIa1fASD rr1R law.

WuEA1LAsD, nrAR L,Nc.srrr,l
WtovEsp.Y, Dec. II, 1881.
Ny DEAR s,g:l sorry did not receive your letter
might have then given in the "old-fsshioned
denecfas'c" answer which you desire But an
PEELED 10 leave home immediately; ani il l shond not
write ut TIA prstent moment 1t w 30 TOO late Tor the
sth January l must therefore be bTicf
Ny putc life ir before the country and it II my pride
never 70 nave eyaGtd important political question.
The q Urse of democracy II agays straight ahead aud
pItlc mea VINO determine to pursue IL never isyoiy.
thentely-s ia ahyrnths except when tney to the
reht In. sfc from the rlain ors ard path Madison :
Report ard aene1sou's Kentucky fe,o,uticns the
sstisi and surest guides q conduct democrats aiu
n'siTaton Of hriecfia, government II l. the mis-
sion q cemccrecJ 20 ret csnrssn aDd the absorption
OF Unconstitutional powers by the President and Con-
giss. The severe gniy o. tbs states and dsvo.on to
their reserved slone rresery psrpetuats
happy OF government The exercise OF DOUBT
10, coastrucve powers the part OF Congress
produced all he dangerous and exciting questions which
have impeiiltd The Union.
The itdrist government. never confined within its
strict constitutional limits, muAt necessarily acquire
more ard more influence through tbe Increased aud IN
crtasiIy expenditure ot public money; apd III the
greater necessity Tor public economy gll watCh;ul vgi
iaIes Cur conttiiation, when it proceeded from ths
hancs OF rs rGnsrs, vas simple syst. and the
!r'e 'IonI oonpleaity 1t reEsns the powerfully,
tStSfseloiiy ara beneacay VII IL operate within ts
NPi,sm iphere
n is cerirsigstion alone which has prevented the
Frfueh people fro establishing permanent republican
so'ernent. and entalca upon them so many msfor
trnts Hod the provinces Of france been converted
to epsrste territorial soYereigntes, Like State go
yslIuents, Paris would then 10 loaser have been
ffahce aEd revolution At the capital would not have
ce.troysd the I, dvistye republic
Esd tie principles have enumerated been observed
by ire FEDERAL sorsGr ert and by ohs people of the
styeisl States. shouid have avoided the alarming
qusl.ops which have arrea ont OF the Institution OF
denesc slavery The people q each stats would then
tNrlcy honeiy but expressive phrase have attend
"a 70 TIT r busues rot have inerered in the
domestic concerns q thir sister states Rat, this
IN ports ut subject have fully presented my views
tie nclos.d letter 20 the gres. meeting in Philadelphia,
held in November isi 10 that it would be usees,
peat them. even II time would permit
From Jour friend, Very respectfully
JAMES BUCHANAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-02
TO rus KDifoR or IuE nIaALf

TO THE EDITOR or TIlE s3ALD.
This hero was prevented from eml arslpx wits Kos.
ruth and biz assccatts N the Unitsd States
msfis'Tri ~ tha severe 'ickses. his lady;
Imperial skth gomm.sssry saemEsy assured aim in
rfssence Of he Amer Secret..y Ot the Legation
Mr lioInes that after the recovery mis- WI. he ard
bis isnny should b. a liberty TO Lave TuThsy for Eng
lard rr America The General remained at Bfussg
tAsia minor) With The anxious desD 70 proceed
to toe ILed 3tattsG the cause lis detention
might 5e removed. The lady recovered an her
hussad Immediately appealed 20 the T-rsish govern
n.cnt or bis Tlease hut fer weeis Nating
ii ysin lis decision berg in tbs me orcei %
tptip - esptiye ia BfGgst 8f thsss gaets | in
hfLtt by latter the Gtuera hiey Frate to hia bro
thtr Colonel Prrczsl Who, sor gas y living IA
brcfHyu The glorious naIis ot General Ecrc1r!, hs
fuTA AID glowing patIiotaa, lbs lalta.v genius Us
hlisEt aJd trem ndous dasis hisfuQQm shio cpurs
ere destined 70 bA tndIrir1 tne hisl0ry &c
the E1ropsnn struggles fcg freed ON trc wax wao ia
lie nett gloomy lime u polite ~ pfyp,oEy ana gene.
Ta error thh kefnfst fsifseh preictd eYcnts II The
ltie, and insisted eHthe ig8i dscFs nua Utes f9r
tie etenal Gcfrrcr In his esny re rlb. n8 start.
INK tGcrets IN the 1atiot a. Aysrnhiv In iulT 1873,
~ srlPelled the w1Te!jaii heartfs q arrs Itsa4e
- asteimiSea fRa 81 iic,iou s.lAaagt q Sc Hat
aiM, IN That republic "a basis w6fA s convictions
atsised-s course nhioh ii a4opts Al taIttne msAt
r. asps have sAfsl the. liberty Il Hargsty.
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M y. FEvE1s q S0. IMPORTERS OF WINRa,
IVA .Brtea End Segars invite the astsn OF Wholesale
and retail hu9era their STOCK she above sad
goods which theT are ceiling twenty cont lower shao
any ossr cuss IN tho cisy all orders punctusy aasen
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ExCELsioR BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN Ass0-
~ clson Will hold theis regu monthly meeting at Ma
sonic BALL. NJ "a Grand street near Forsyt street,
Tredayeveniag February at7h o'clock There will be
Der of shares redeem ed. Entrance fee S0 monthly
dues So shares $500 Interest a. he rate Of six cent
annum i'll be paid Of paid in adv
by its memoers Once, l56 Bowery, up stairs.
ROBERT 4 HAWS, President.