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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08
Ocean Steamers, ST.

II S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ . For NFW-ORLEANS via HAVANA.-rhe spc n
did steamship EMPIRE CITY, Henry Windle, COmnlnder
will sail from the pier NJ the foot OF WarTen-st " r.,
FRIDAY, Nov. IL, at o'clock, p. NJ precisely.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND SEw-oRLEANs.
Nm arrangement.
LedieS ond After-SaoOu Berths. ...............S60
fOTWaTd-SHlOon. ~
ecrage. Observation-Disclosures.
Specie only taken on freight 70 Havana.
Freight taken 10 NewOreans - cents cubic loot
Shippers of freight requested supply Themselves
with the Company bills OF ladng which may be had on
application the office. No other form Will be zgucd No
bills lsding signed after II o'clock the day OF sailing
For freight or passage. apply 70
NJ y. ROBERTS, No IN west-st, cor. Warren.
NETWORK and CHARLESTON STEAM
IN SUPPLEMENTARY u. S. MAIL LINE-The
ond elegant steamships
NAHUM. 'NaPpfih "a DtHyi
captain ~ Ai@ius
SOU1HERNER"......s... .chluiln w rOsIel
JAMES ADOtK .tepthin j. Dckinson,
Forming a regular scni-weekiy line between NewYork
and Charleston, will make their trips as follows
SOUTHERNER.... Wednesday, Nov. TO-
MARION Saturday NOV ~
These STEAMERS leave Pier No North River O'Clock
NJ precisely For freight apply on board and for pas
sage the counting-room Of .
SPOFFORD, TILESTON d Co. No. AZ South-st
Savannah passengers furnished with through tickets with
out additional charge.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fall Ar

i Il raneement. Through Fares all Trains between
NewYork and Albany 81 81. Trains leave Chambers st.
daily, Sundays excepted) for Albany and Troy.
Express Train A. NJ. through in hours connecting
with Trans aching Buffalo Montreal O'Clock
evening.
Mail Train IA M-Through Way Trains and 4 P. VI.
Express Train 6P M-Acco mmOdation Train 730P NJ
For Peekskill at A. M Z. NJ. aud els Z. NJ
For Pokeepse at $50 A. NJ. and 40 L. NJ stopping at
-Pass, ngers taken Chambers, Canal Christopher 18th
and 3lststs GEO. STARK. Superintendent
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sver bullion specie ieverJ, precious metals un-
bee hk of rdins gned therefor and the vaine thereof
tberpift
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT-The LIv-

nlidship - IS - midship - - -
forward IS forward IL -
Including StewaTd'sfe,s
THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited number Of thirdclGss pas WI be taken
from Philadelphia aud Liv rpool and found provisions
From Phade hia so From Liverpool b guinesA
Certificates passage will be issued here parties wso
deous OF bringing out their friends al corresponding
rates
Freight 60 per tun, coarse goods hardware 6c viii be
taken subject 10 agreement
An experienced SUI viii b. carried on each ship
Small drafts drawn az sight on England aud Ireland
For freight passage apply TO
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No Il Exchange- place, \. Y,
and No. Waluutst Philadelphia
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS Co. Liverpool
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NEW-YORK and ERIE and CANANDAI-
IN qua and ELMIRA RIA lLRO AD.-Fal Arrangements
Trains ave New-York and Ere Railroad Pier foot Of
Duane ST. as follows;
Mail Train at A. NJ. aryesat Elmrs at 10y P NJ, stays
over night aud leaves A. NJ for Canandaa Rochester
Buffalo, Niagara Falls and all the principal towDsin West-
e1n New-York aud Canada
Night Express at p. NJ, directly through to Canandagns
and al places above mentioned Passengers by this train
take Emr Freghs for the above places Will
be taken BY Express Freight Train at Y. VI.
WILLIAM G. LAPHAM Sup't. c. and +. X X
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.-F9r

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co-FGr
i RIO JAEEIRO, VALPARAISO and PANAMA0
The splendid new steamer JO-,S L. STEPHENS, z 90
tuns lurden) Robt H. Pearson, CoInmander Will BE- de
BFR For rassace onlv having superb accommodations
apply at the sfioe Of the company, No 81 South-st.
Tor LIVERPOOL-Dram Line
i Packet Of 18th NOVEMBER.-The splendid and favor.
ite Packe-sbp GARRlCK, Capt Thos Walker, wlil SAL
shove her regular day For freight or passage having
fr accommodations apply on board at Per NO.
II East River. or to . - ,
sPOFFORD TILESTON Co. No. ~ south-st.
EOR LIVERPOOL-Packet of 10Th No
Il NFMBER-The new and magnificent pacSet-ship
ORIENT Capt j. " Trench will sail AZ above, her regular
dsy For freight psage having splendid stateroom &C
cofnuocefsons. apply TO
SPOFFOkD, TILEsTON CO, No 40 south-st,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-11
PUBLIC NOTICE!
Up Townsend abandoned the Field!
THE WAR ENDED!

III, ,ho sought make the people believe his
Earsaarila original has finally abandoned the heia S
49,. ~ t,e-,. % some STRANGERS. Being convince
~ g., III ty against the better judgment ana
ti u tie fagr:e has at last disposed Of his busi-
~ aud al IRON me contest, thus virtually admitting all
t: s true publications.. After accusing the old
pr selling of his name for 81 week and getting
% sIae Ha-vis respecting the Old Drs original Recipe
a.. irving to workmen disclose to him
ta.ved.eoe Old Drs Recipe by Offering as high as
F after r-aking tempting offers to tA' oA0 d.
S.r- soif Ct LANDS MONEY and PAKININsh'r'
tbr3eh Dresser and Van Felt 70 ea'e
.. rs9n. Sknan, Co. and ever to $ T. lO"hSeHu
r his Rec oe and teach him Sarsaparla 80 as not
F"-'y:. FEtMENT and BURST the BOTTLES Alter IL
ieng the members of firm calling us SET unprn
spea other hard names he has finally thrown up
the load to carry and TUaBLkb
the upon the shoulders Of some sIRANGEkS'
he place under the preence that
they could make mercy by the oFeration
These strangers understand intend placing chem
name on the redeem its character
for soURING and FERAENTING. which is really the
highest the truth all hereto
fore Of 1t is a VIRTUAL CONFESSION that it
made By chemist heretofore had the advan
tages Of science manufacture VIII the
people the imposition and Aumbug in calling s. Ps
article good nsdeine'
Blu; we confess all the ras2ality FORMERLY displayed
noting that Of these STRANGERS in placing upon the
bottles the Of chemist for EFFECT while the
time the sarsapsra il made after the OF
5. z. To~nsends Recipe.
II the Recipe is CHANGED. then it becomes ANo
TIER ARTICLE. and should called the STRAIN
GERS SARsAPARILLA or by some other distinctive ap-
peliatIon. Come out, GENTLEMEN STRANGERS, and
show your hands and let the public whether you
tend to make S 7. ToSnsend's SOURING, FERMENTING
COMPOUND with the name Of chemist the label fol
purposes whether you making aud
tally different article but intend s. Pa bot
Ties with his labels signature 81. and thus selling it unde
false cOlors The fact of sticking chemists
. l. IT,
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CHICAGO BRASS & BELL FOUNDRY,
Fl. W. RINCKER,
NO. 1873 RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAGO


Also on Canal Street opposite Foss' Planning Mill.
FENHE Proprietor ths Establishment is prepared TO
IL Cast Bells of all sizes He would particularly invite
those who visit TO purchase Church Bells 10 those
manufacture His bells will be sold reasonable
thecan DC purchased from the East from Agents
Eastern Establishments They will be sold cheaper in fact
because he can make good bell that will give large
volume OF sound those OF manufacture, one
fourth less weight Ct metal, and this proportion OF money
thus saved in the purchase OF his Bells He
moi TO break Tor one with and should
fail or not prove to be good represented be
turned to his shop, and be made good without expense
the purchaser by be replaced by II
should break time during his life he will II
for half the expense of casting Western people will the
advantage in dealing with western man. and patronzng
western interests.
His bells have taken the premiums the Fairs
the Chicago Mechanics lnstituehe last Fair awarding
hin gold medal The following is copy of the report
the committee the Bell submitted for inspection the
Fair of May, 1850:
Article ii, Glass No. 6, Church Bells.
bell of 40 pounds BY ii. w. Rncker, of this city, is
well made and smooth casting. II exhibits great degree
of skill in its manufacturer has an admirable tone and
throws volume of sound than bell of its size
trial had between the above bell and one manuactur
ed by MIR Meneey of Troy N " the latter being cond-
eraby the heavier of the two955 pounds The
ringing Mr. Rnckers bell temporary and by far in
feror TO that OF Mr. Meneely's Notwithstanding which
believe that there but little difference in the distance that
the two bells could be heard tone of Mr. Rnck
ers bell by far the most pleasing TO the Gold
Medal was awarded to Mr.. Rincker.
The above is a true copy Of the Report
C. r. SLOAT Secretary
Board Directors Chicago Mechanics Institute.
NJ Rncker is prepared do all kinds Brass work
casting furnishing, short and in
soda fountains beer pumps, stopcocks, oil globes ETC.
Also heavy Copper wook for all purposes.
Old Brass and Copper purchased, and taken in exchange
for bells atthe market prices.
Chicago, 1851.
g Orders may be left in Kenosha with E. RJrDD or
at the Office of the Telegraph. 3
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Early One Hundred
iUds- y. CT WLsthQr We speak night or wrong.
GARD TO THE PUBLIC."

W. 'e undersigned, Fly siciaus and Druggists Of New
Yor& ~ Ign and Williamson H. having advertise
m.lt a1 10 aud hers who sell SarsapRTila, by s.
+ ..aI which is calculated bring and bust
ar.arh. feel called upou to state personal
r.cv Townsends' SarsaParilla
I.ass l..n svin#Iers." and willing commit
w., hid IL. U..z' Ey Young s. +. Townsend, be-
.''l Dr. Jacobs Sarsaparilla instead Of
feel ought to give the reasons why we
e.. 7at .a. eva pr Jacob Towusends Sarsaparilla
to Ht. p, g. Town seuds. aud leave the public to judge
.r Ne ara "t.stvers and swindlers, and not to bs
So. ..t" rs so Doing.
' nrs Sassarara possesses medical and viz
thil T. TuNnsends and the testimony of the public
aid 30 lie the and always make it matter
nj duty. when articles bearing the
aaI ortiug the diseases in
seu that which consider the best. The fact that
Tavrse"ds Sarsaparia has greatly soured, Torment
Iuled She bottles. thereby Civ ing great disatsae
tr has Influenced in preference OF
the @ DR. preparation. We do not feel ourselves called
dede the merits of either articles as standard
preparations when asked by customers for Opn
believe under all circumstances to DO the best
hesitate giving preference to old DR..
Jacob Townsend With hes leave the public
decide If we are justified in giving the Old Drs
which il to desery@as medicinal
colup.ua as the people universally
mani stQI ia its flYar.
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Taerr as NOT another ue ne in the world tia. can show
'rrh high and powerful. testimony We defy the
world produce its equal Hers IL - distinguished
educated rrJv>tcANs whose oVntan of value TO all
also '"v aIds hundred rEvGClSrs whose experience
c,wr"uDdtus sud roTsrE medicines of every char
Aclg and description cur tAr opinion to the greatest
welsh Voluntarily and frankly state their Ni9Ns Of the
U.er.ts y. ola pr. jacobs SarsararIlIa.
To all Gs shall add FAR havs reonl, the tes-
.uy " tHos, who have teen cured.
Colchester. Conn. June -, 1919.
rs-af Tavvnstn5-Sir- Ny wife has FOR years
aHrtrl With disease e the Liver. approaching
cr-, f.siert'e nsumption She applied 70 most emf
u.t t.s hut attained relief at their hands She
trsta tried Z. TywnscEds Ssvsapars. without .
i'NhT!ClI OF ADVANTAGE. Seeing Ola Or. Jacob
Iowusas SarsanArll!a advertised in tie Hartford rarer
rr,I ta'5 bottles which have nearly restored
crct health. Other persons seeing ats remark
-. saN also Please send
ofsc. -s can sell eral dvEeu forthwith . -
DANIEL BUCKLEY.
Dspot Ter prs sarssrsriIla Ie2 Nassau st
THOMPSON. SKILLMAN Il CO. PropretOrs,
F.., sale bg r Robinson; 4, Co 4S
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JAMES r. BROWN,
House Decorator, sign, Carriage and Or
| namenIaI


namenGal
2AGAJN DIR
GLIDER, GRAINER, GLAZlER & PAPER HANGER
One Block East of Ban's Hardware Store, and Oppo-
site the Eagle Foundry,
PARK STREET, KENOSHA.
On hand above, the present determined to give
satisfaction 70 all those who may favor him with tt cir work.
j. r. b. having had several years experience in the
Color Making, in one of the first houses Europe in
tends manufacturing the greater portion of his colo
40 that he will be enabled TO supply Painters Dealers and
others with good and cheap article cheaper than has
before been offered in this city.
Paints mixed ready for at a small advance on New
York prices.
WINDOW SASH, kept ready primed and glazed, at the
low price of cents for by TO- and large size proper
ton. Black Elastic VARNISH for Carriage Tops Harness.
&c. &c
FARMERS, and Others, about to build, will find it their
interest TO call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
kenosh8, March, 1852. 40
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We are also prepared I'LL Ar orders with dispatch
FOR WhcecrS Patent Railway Chain Horse Power and over
shot rcsher and Separator, which have received the pre-
MUM al all he principal state Fairs together with county
exhibitions in different states.
The two Horse Power Machines will thresh rom 800
80 bushels ofheat per day twice that quantity
The above Machines manufactured from the best ma
GeriHls and warranted to give good satisfaction.
We also manufactured order oil kinds of Castings, hes-
w ard light.
c y" Turaing and BORING ofI'oa lone to order.
KenoAha, 5una IL, 1881.
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BLANK Racks.


THNlIE undersigned offers for sale the reasonable
"a terms, that beautiful BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
with four Of land adjoining, situated the Plank
Road, and formerly known as the damon Place"
There is good Well of water, Fruit Trees &c, Barn
and other OutbuidiHgs on the premises.
For further particulars enquire of ID. CROSlT.
Kenosha, Sept.l, 1851 II
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fL-ae their experience and skill in its merits. Whoever
array Of all professions, holding it
up 3. medicine OF and wonderful power,
sui a. all classes could rely with undoubted and
---- -.uH-enee! We win here give tbs Card Of
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AUCTION SALE.

HHTSTORY ofthe Churches OF Wisconsin, in connection
with the ccnsin Convention, by Rev. stephen Peet
Price - cents. For sale at KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-11

uRyEHsTFR'S IN lrE'DGFD DICTIONARY. !
Wv leS copies ttA, Invaluable work fo- sale AZ
,Js...0 kINt4'S BOOKSTORE.
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Something New under the Sun.

THvIE Subscriber wishes call the attention of all inter-
n ested III Scientific improvements, to the admirable
EXCELSIOR WASH BOARD,
which by universal consent surpass every thing the kind
which has been offered to the public.
Always averse TO wind power" for any purpose he only
asks shat his
Circular Crimped Zinc Wash Board,
may fair tra and he will hazard their reputation a
ganss Rnyhingin the shape ola WGshBoGrd the world has
yet produced
Country Merchants and Traders generally canbc suppl
ed on short notice and reasonable terms by calling al
shop 60 rods south of the Plank Road, the Telegraph
Road, and Hale Towslee's Iron store Main street
rs well as at other places in the city
LESTER BUTLER.
KenOsha, Oct. u.s. 81. II
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

UST Received, fresh from the Eastern Market. choice
az nnd extensive selection Of Books, STATIONERY, AM
FANCY ARTICLES to which the attention Of Country Mcr-
chants, and School Committees, ate invited
SCEs0Og RsODEkS.
large assortment, embracing Ne various kinds used
Academies and schools, always hand, and viii be sold
al the lowest prices.
39oGiOn @Eyo
complete assortment constantly on hand and ready fu
exhibitions AZ prices that will prove satisfactory to pErcha
sCrs.
Paper, Pencils States, Port-loii0S Fancy and Common
inksiundS, CrayOHs, Mathematical Instruments. 4 great
variety 81 sizes patterns. and qualities of IGf, White, Let
icT Document, Noc, and Card Envelopes, &C. &c.
Blank Books.
complete assortment of Blank Account Books, ruled
to all the various patterns in and fun and half bound
in the most substantial manner ard durable in Russia
Calf sheep manufactured OF the best paper, either med
um, denny cap. full assortment of Ledgcrs Journals
Day Books, Invoice, Letter Sales Cash. order, Receipt
Record Books Also great variety of Minntufc, Mem
Orandum, Time and Pass Books 10 which the attention Of
purchasers particularly invited Feeling assured thHn
this department my stock is not to be surpassed either III
quality price. Town, School, Private Libraries, sup
piled the most liberal terms. The Public generally
respectfully invited To call and examine stock, viii al
ways be ready for denomination.
SIMEON KING.
KenOsha, December, 1851.
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HIBLES Of every kind suitable for Pulpit. and Famil,
Id use, or presentation, for sale OF
dec 20 KINGS BOOKSTORE.
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EIV0a SAFE. A small Iron Snreby
Il June ), 1851. 3-52 J. BOND.

FARM FOR SALE.
One Of the best Farms inthc Town Of SOmcrs
Co.. miles from keno~hn and miles from
tanning 257 All enclosed and divided cOnven
parcels 100 Tim bcred 40 broke up, and GO
ores III crops and G5 acres into tame Good twostO
~ Frame House and large Barn.
very dcsHHbc Farm to who wishes 90 gOintO the
Stock business. Apply to a. YULr on the premises,
OR TO J. BOND, kenoshA.
July 90 lS5l
ALSO FOR SALE.
Ninety Acres inthe Town o Pleasant Prairie
kenoshu all fenced and IS undcrcrops Log House
and Orchard on the premises.
twill be sold at bargain Apply TO Jas KELLY the
premises, orto J. BOND, KcnUshH.
July y, 81.
Persons wishing to purchase Real Estate either In the
city or country, cannot do betcrthan 20 call upon
J. BOND.
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number of CITY LOTS will be sold for Labor If appi.
cd for soon. J. BOND. 81
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FOR SALE.

J. BOND also agent for the New England Mutual Life
Insurance Company of the best and responsible
Companies in the [ niicd States.
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whcha -s the public lower than ever sold in ihi-
CIV tIaa. sssh fr Goods cheap invited 10 call
- ez.n for IL ,msclTcs.
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DR.. STOR.N'S CELEBR4TED SCOTCH
COUGEH CANDY.

WE, THE tSDERsIGNED, DRUGGIsTs OF ST. Louis,
Do hereby certify, that the following is a correct state
ment of the amount of sales of the preparation known
Dr. Storms Scotch CoUgh Candy, prepared his on
ginal recipe, by HAMILTON WADE. of 81. Louis: and
take pleasure in saying that it has given general salts
fActln those of our lsoILlerS who h.Ae
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This sarsaparilla was established in the City Of
New York in 1910, and is the only Cen
uine DR.. ToWnsends Sarsaparilla.

PR OPRIET OR'S OFFICE,
Sc Nassau ST., New York.
F. Robinson, Sote agent t0r hehlosha. 40
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NE Undersigned having recently purchased the Watch
making and Jcwelry Establishment lately belonging
TOD. &. Goifredson, wishes TO inform the public thai h,
has hand, and is constantly receiving new additions
his alr9udy extensive invoice OF
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A Fountain Of Sweet Waters,
A Host Of Physicians,

H. -.,a' = this noble medicine the DRUGGISTS with
.rr.,o unbleurss have added their testimony to i.s
.ce and unsurpassed efficacy. with them came
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SGEs0OE EsDOEkS
@G@Ed@m@ O. -nzza

large assortment, embracing he various kinds used III
,ad"mcs and schools, always hand and viii be sold
thc lDMNst prices
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LEE INSURANCE.

kcnosha, Wis, 1851.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-30

ser tous ces preliminaires insignifiants;
arrivez immediatement au vol.
lie temcin: Je ne croyais pas abuser
du dialogue , BRET, je recus -ce ~jeune
homme chez moi CONNIE mon %eniant. re
Iui donnai ses entrees a mon spectacle
qui est etabIi dams yin terrain vacant de
la banIieue. AK
Mr. lie president. 49, Parlez done All
tribunal sans vous rcmuer CONNIE celia:
vous ave. continuellcment un balance
ment qui nest pas convenable.
lie temoin: Je ny fails pas attention;
celia tent Il &C que, aepuis qnelqnes
temps, je me snis mis- alcide l%uttenr, ct
TAI pris ce tic: pour la lutte, celia dome
de ragi|ite ct de la grace; mails lei je
vais tacher de m'ohserver.
Mr.. lie president: Voyons, en- deux
mots, que Gus a-t-il voIe
lie temoin: II vote sans me voier:
v~oyez-vous, la chose, c'est que je crois
quill voulait faire un bon diner a mes
depents il a derob6 chez moi, dans une
MALE, I'm petit coupon de rente de la
valeur de 1000 fr, ct puts, pendant que
j'etais en- parade avec ma troupe, il a
enleve dams les coulisses une tire-Iire
avec laquelle mes enfants font la quote.
Je m'apperGus de la disparition de ma
tire.lire a Ia representation %suivante,
c'est-a-dire une demi heure apres la
subscription :; qnand au coupon, il me fnt
remls lie Iendemain par Ia dame dun
restaurant voisin de nor theatre. a
%laquelle il ~l'avait remis en- garantie dun
ec6t dc 4 Fl. quill await fat chez Gle.
Godenot, interrogf, ME tormellement
etrc I%auteur drs constructions qu'on lui
impute. La maftresse du restaurant est
~decedee; en- sorte que Ia culpabilite dc
Godenot, qui ma jamais etc confrontf
avcc Gle, p,isQne son arrestation est
posterieure an deces de cette femme, ma
pu etre etablie. lie tribunal Ia done rem
voye des fins de la p%lainte.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-30

les les habitudes peuvent prendre- une
incommensurable extension, ct les timi-
des demoiselles de Berlin mont partial,
tement demontre que les physiologistes
connaissent generalement NAL la capa-
cite de l'estomac human. Cette capa-
cite chez lie beau e x de la Prusse ferait
tomber a la renyerse les bellies danes de
la Grande-Bretagne. e5
N'allez pas, d.apres celia, me. taxer
dsimpertinence : &c serait ne calomnier;
ne suppose pas no !, plus que je parta,ge
rhonneur de lord Byron pour todte fem
me qui mango. Je me complais a v,oir
les danes prendre lenr plaisir partout on
Giles Ie t%rouvent ; mais @'avoue naiye>
ment que la patience ne va pas jj,uss.qu'a
voir manager les DANES allemandes,
Pour tcrminer cette DEPRESSION, je dirai
que, moi excepte, .le grand tragtdien
etait le seul dcs conviyes. qui ne fit pas
preuve de voracite ; la raison de cette
abstinence etait fort simple il etait
malheureux ! Pendant le grand travail
qn'accomplissaient de toutes parts a,,-
tour de nous les c%onteauux ct les four
chettes, il c~ausait ayec moi; mais, a la
froideur de sa conversation, a Ia con-
%trainte qui regnait sur sa ~physionomie, il
m'etait facile de voir one les eloges dom
mes par moi au talent de Franz rayaien1t