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RAILR0ADs.

Fitchburg, Oct y, 1859. rs ''sa d'f
Boston and Worcester Railroad.
9
SUMMER 4RRAEGEMERT = Commenting Mon.
day, May 9th, 1852.
PASSENGER Trains ron BOSTON as follows
EeaYe Worcester about 4, at q IoI5 nj tss5
" Mlbmy go a. m. II $40 nm
Milford at 7.o5 l0l5 ans
Fram'n Cen, 740, ll.00 955 4 40
]" SaNoHVile 6.55 l38
g Newton, $50, 7,27, s.28t Nv. Tr.l, 81, il4c+,
SW. Tr)t5a m 2,02~, $40, 440. 5.25 Nv Tr)~ 6l5,
Brookline, g, 7G, g $780, ans 100, s.4,sR4,
C Newton Upper Fails 6.lo and a.le am lilo, Us
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows:
OF 'N9I I 354s0 Sad ES'eH 2ao CiSs EL
" MaIboryal 7.ao an.
Miliore at 7.30 ain I245,
6. 6, Fta,n'n Cen, 7.8o, 500 ? SO, $50
wv Newton n, 9o(w To eo5,&sAat 1880, aso,.
wv. if.'l 30, 5.l5. Gl5, IS and 9l5, P.
= HfeGkime no, 7.s5 $50, < Y n,., /, 235, $50,
81, Ga u, 8 80 p. m.
" Ghq Ts,6 River l Branch, 40 am p 81, ep
no.,on Nav a,s.. g r~lenELL. sppa,
Norwich and Wogeestsr Railroad,
.gEgsss555sl.s.s 6 fss5
SPRING ARRAhGE8ENTS.-N %, 1853
UPWARD TRAINS.
Leare Eor%ie9 q ~ A. n: z NJ, 9gd I'll 60 Z
Gem Village a. = a. NJ, 1880 ana q "a r NJ
q bal,s'soal r., a. Z ~ 81 a. ~, 70 ana " T. NJ
Il F9mniIet at 9g A. NJ - and AZ 2 n
g orcI " . so o. ~ W ali ~ ~ = "
- w. ~ Vga e, - ~ a. NJ NJ 10 70 ana 70 + y
[dI Freight train win passenger attached.
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
Leave Worcester AT 45 agd 10 20 A NJ and 6QQp. NJ.
Oxford, al IS and leo 627 g
P E9G7,gI' a At % % anna anna Il 70 70 S Sd5
1SIse al e "i e IS AND and 4a
ATsss a. N1 %lea' az 10 os sosnd 80
cesrer ~ : 3 If Da,si.lso7,i, q, y IA od Nrinh
Tb h. 4 "a < nj tai,. fo nyicb ,;,, ,,,
coaches for for oyenca o W cGn d YIN
~, T,,s,s 1I : g 3i,'ese nv :, unlle'
b Ws' ~ euassSss anu lfloa{sj at JWenoh
wv a 9s a a. W III ram io SgW OH pin ABA
,ia's -, q "a :, Ma i NV wv, 39lN dnu WY 9ii
Worsestcr pooJ :, ", - @ ~ ~, ny ~, Gnu
and Worcester aud Wf cester md Nashua Teams
The II Nj train from Norwich viii fntersect at June
ton with New York ExVress Train lar Boston md
Train for Providence ana "a oceser Rogi, m \. 9lee
ter Station with Roston and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Trains.
The 20p n Train from Norwich arrives il, Norces
ter if time for The 10 80 NJ Train or Roslon which
leaves the Western Il r station
Trains from Worcester a. As and 10 30 A NJ prrjvo
in Norwich in season for Trains for New Lcudon son-
ington, limanc Hartford, New Haven aud NJ York.
The 1890 A NJ Train from Worcester connects at
Daniesouvie with coaches IN Providence Whitman
tic and Hartford, daily for BronkIYn with every Ac
Communication train
AT Dayvile with Coach for Ashford Tuesda,s Thurs
DAYS ond SATURDAYS; lor r0ylercq blar,tg n ets
DAYS ana Frida,s
The 60 Nj Tram from Worcester conoec,s atNytbt
sler, with Coaches Tor southbridge, daily; Tor West
Passe,,sers ff Se YAK h. sssnbast mom sa-
tions on he line Of This Road win take he Go M
Train from Worcester
nov30 dawtf P 8 NJ. ANDREWS Agent
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Worcester and Waahua Railroad
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Cottage for Sale!

&A ON Pleasant street a few rods from Main ST.
lia. For particulars, inquire Of joel DEWING,
al Allen & Fhufbers Pistol Manuiacory.
Worcester, March ], 1852. ltf
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A.,s ON Grove street. good House, consisting 0
80 eight ooiis, with 4 gardeR well stocked with
So Fruit Trees
Said House is most new, with large Poultry House
on The premises and is in every respect both as to com
tort and convenience, a verS desirable tenement
Inquire OF J. S. CHENEY,
fb2 dtf Not Grove street
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Rnilding Lofs Or Gale.

nN Eliot street, very near Laurel street church.
- Inquire al RiCHM0ND'S.
No. 265 Main street.
Worcester, March 9Th, 1853. d6m
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MEDICAL EYIDENCE.

- Y III 2 = q n IIl11I7 2 90 IA
We the Undersigned Physicians having mad the re-
eeip of TIER uanUaciure submitted for ispec-
tion say, that the ingredients OF which they are com
posed make them HE best pills in use ur all Diseases of
the Liver Impurities Of tie Blood, &c. We say this
not only from oar 6'vf judgment but also from that OF
the best medical authority in the United States. All
diseases requiring the use OF an AL1ERATlVE, OLA
PHOBETIC, and PUBGATlVE MEDICINE, that
came under our notice, has been treated with The above
Pills with the most satisfactory success
GEORGE WOOD, NJ. d.
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~ Paasengefs leaving Newport ia the morning NAV
reach NnfatORn the hniue evening
~ Passengers leaving slrstogni IN the morning NAV
rench newport tho sninc eyenng
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TIE Bouts Of ibis Line

,T1s79 TIE Bouts Of this Line. ,~asaa -
s-85=la viii etve Providence IN rs
- from Fox Point on MON Szs5 zszsssssg--
------------ DAYS, WE'D NESDAYS d FRIDAYS
and New York on 4 UESDAYS THURSDAYS &
SATURDAYS until furthernotice
Freight taken for New York at reasonable rates.
lhis Line connects, by arrangement with the Daily
inland Line OF Propeilers between New York and
Philadelphia, and The Semi-weekly Inland Line to Balti
more, al all times. When this Inland route is open,
Goods will be taken al Providence for Philadelphia At
cents per foot, and for Baltimore az per foot.
Usaa time between Providence aud sPhladelphia, 40
hours ami between New York and Baltimore, 40
hours.
philadelphia and Baltimore Freight viii be forward
ed from New York by any other lines, If 50 directed
at cureent rates s. Is.
F0r iuriheI Information apply to W. II. J0URDAN,
Office OF Providence and Worcester Railroad Co;
Isaac Odell, Pier No. u N, Il. or w. P. Williams, "a
Broadway New York. or 10
D. BUPFuM, Agent, loet ofSouth Main ST.,
Hept.zf Ie5& davis Providence.
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FOB s ALE

SO II S q J. e.
Ia TIE subscriber being DESTROYS OF leav- As-e
Ing This State, offers his entire REAL sa7@
EST ATE az very low prices, consisting -
IN part OF one House on shelby street; do unin
lshed on ian'e street, do, On Grafton street 9,
House Lots On Laurel iii 8 do, Grafton street
"a acres Of Land OH the Holden road lss Acres o
Laud, with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton.
Ocl5 DIFF A. ~. MBRRIFIELD.
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TEAsl TEASI TRASI

TEAS TEAS TEAS
TFNHE Proprietor ofIhe China Tea stores established
i at Boston, in1840, ofler to the public
Five lbs Of fair Ningyong Tea for $sI,50 -.
Five lbs. of good extra do. do. for rs s.
Five lbs Of choice do, do do. for 200
Five lbs of fair Souehong for I,25
Five lbs. Of Orange Pekoe for 80
Five lbs. of Tyson Skin for $50
Five lbs. Of Young Hyson for 200
Five lbs. Of supefi6r do do for 2.25
done in Five Pound Packages or bundles and cacu.
lated 70 stand journey.
Tue Rroprieors recommend their Couniry friends TO
Try their Tea They address through the post
office (poStage pa5,) enclosing the money and naming
the kind Of Ira desired, which will be seni according
10 order, by express or Otherwise.
f ff-a3s REDDlNG ~ COMPANY
No. 1913 Washington street, Boston,
The Chinaman Arshowe or AssOw Is not now in our
employ, and has MOI been for months past.
tel TuTh&Eaf3m
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Providence and Worcester RallToaa.
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Also, number Of Farms, with flom 20 to 200 Acre
of Land each.
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MEDICINES, &c.
$500 CHALLEWG col

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness
w the peope. is all times OF the luahle inn
poriance take for granted, that every persd VIII
do all in their power "a save the lives Of their children,
and that every person wll endeavor promote their
own health AZ all sncufces feel il my duty SOL
ennly assure 0a that WORMS according TO the opm-
ion Of the most celebrated Physicians, ae the primary
causes of large majority of diseases to which children
and adults liable. ifyOu have appetite oontinu-
ally cbangeabe from Kind Of food another Bad
Breath Paih in the stomach, Picking the Nose IIaI-
ness and Funess OF the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever
Pulse irregular-remember thni 81 these denote WORMS,
and won should az once annlv The remedy-
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PEPSIN
Pntaah.

IN CASKS, let sort, Potash, in Store and for sale
~ by .ss-.,~-.E Cos. q Al. HOWE,
myy ar Wore ster Bnnk Block
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DIR Cornelps PAIN Expeller.
- A PERFECT Charmer Of pain.' Manufactured
IA by .. ID, FULLER A. 90.
store, fremont Temple Boston. Sold by Dealers
P'SfHliy myl4 df a
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TUE Subscriber, having taken an Office in Paine's
Biecs, 40 2s6 Main street, would respectfully ten
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J. ". STOWELL, Sup,t
Worcester, June b, 1883 iel0 dawtr
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To Old CountrYmen.
$500 NlnaIln M Glo.

A@EA&-sEa a tAe as Az AVs
THE subscriber is only gent in this city for the
IA above House, 0r She sale Of Passage Tickets be-
tween liverpool and Boston.
Also Drafts can be obtaiied fer any ppount, payable
al any Bank in ireland, Al necessary Information in
aspect to fare, and prices, he obtained u 1853 Main
rtreeL iel2 dawly :. u. LEONARD,
4 leicester and Worcester Express.
FWE subscribers will dalY Express the con-
Il veyaace of Boxes Bundles, Merchandise, and every
other Hpres Freight between the above named places,
on and after his date, leaving leicester O'Clock,
\. ~, and Worcester al O'Clock p. NJ.
All orders entrusted Us, or lett at the Post Office.
at Horace Wales store, Leicester, (Nhere States
may be toud) will be promptly and faithfully attended
to.
Office in Worcester, at A H. Newtou'S, 2O7 Main
street JOEL SIBLET d co
Leicester. March l, 1853 mar2 dawtf
Ey0SS'S PROVIDENCE q w orcester Xpress
by Every Train.
tIs PAckAC rs Forwarded Notes, Drafts,
z and Bills collected and paid, and al! Or
defs attended to, withdesEatch
Packages and small forwarded and other Express
business transacted at Fan River, Mansfield Attleboro
Taunton, New Redfoid, aud Nantucket, Mass Bris
toll Warren, Newport, East Greenwich Kingston, War
wick, Wickiied, Ieaeeiale, and Wakefield Z /. and
StonmgtOn, Conn.
OFFICE-American House, Worcester.
Worcester, March s, 1852 mars diff
Special Notice to Foreigners.
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f OR SALE.

% any persons having property for exchange,
either m the City or adjoining towns and would solicit
the attention OF purchasers 20 the following Schedule Of
Property, which he offers
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THE. ADAMS MARKET.

THE ADAMS MARKET.
n HE subscribers have recently rented this spAcious
J and we'll arranged Market, M the corner Of Main
ard souitbridge ss', where they Offer fhe choicest
Meats o. al Kinds NJ the very lowest rafas together
with the incest Butter fresh every week foni allne Of
the finest Diaries III New England. lisa vegetables 10
every yqrely and other Produce Of The seeaon usually
Kept IN Mafket Embellishments.
They hops 70 .merit and receive generous share Of
'he pubic patronage. RICE a pllrps.
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me 7.20 A. NJ. train from frovidshee connects
worcester with The Express Trains from Boston fot
New OH, and Albany, which leave Worcester atg25
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o. For connections with the olhef road al Worces.
tr, GI0ion Junction, aud NashVa, Snow and Will
ler's Pathfinder and Rafl,.av T. ida
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days ohd Saturdays ior roydcnce, MuuHiays y eGncs
days and Fridays.
I he GO NJ Tram from Worcester connects at Web
ser, with Coaches tor Souhbridge, daily; Tor West
Woodstock, On Tuesdays, Thafsdays and SATURDAYS.
Passengers for Ne@ York by Steamboat from Sta
lions on the line Of This Road. viii take The 60
Train from Worcester
nov30 dawtf P. :. NJ. ANDREWS, Agent
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Cures NerVeilleuseS epereeS nos Sources !!

! Efet ertra0rdiu0ire Tyoduit par les dite>
eaur-Auis aur Biliieur :
Nous croirions ne pas remplir notre
double deyoir dediteur ct d'ami de l'huma.
mite, 81 nous ne signalions pas les etfets salu,
taires ct merveilleuz de nos Sources.
Tn colonel, amateur distingue des poules
Shanghai, qui lui ont du reste, valu une re-
putation, consomme, tout en- jouant au po-
ker, a nos Sources, quarante-trois dran!s,
plus ou moins accentu6s. Malgre ce violent
exercice, lie colonel declara ne SC sentir Ia
tete pas lie moins dumonde troublGe, au con-
traire, ses idees, a-t-l pretendu, etaient plus
lueides qua l'ordinaire, avantage quill attri-
buait un degogement de bile, don't il Sc
plaignait depuislong-temps a ses amis.
Questlonne comment il await pu soutenir,
sans f6chir, une aussi efrayante consomma-
ton Isest plu dire quill ne devait ce
bien-etre qua la-quaite eminente des eaux
de source, ct quill Sc sentirait joyeux den
faire benefcier ses compagnons d'armes
Nous Pen complimentons.
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Une Errcur EpideRnFGue.

On Went de nous raconter q'4,un mar
Gland de notre vile, etant tombe malade, a
vait laisse son magasin a garder par un de
ses amis. In voisin ayant dss malades, yint
dams le susdit magasin acheter une liyre de
sucre. Lenouvel occupant, dams la frayeur
quill ressentit en- apprenant de nouveaux cas-
de maladie, fut telIe, quill servit une Ivre de
couperose au lieu d'une livre de sucre. Heu-
reusement que la personne quill servait s'est
appereue assez a temps de son erreur, pour
Zen avertir.
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ScENE ETRANGE La CoUR SrPREnc.-
Jeudl matin, l'ouverturc de I'audiencc. VI
John 4. Boyce entire dams Ia sale de la Con,
Supreme; il est bient0t suiyi dc Nine. Clars
Ann Boyce, tenant par Ia main un tout petit
gaTeon. \ certains regards de defiance GU,
Sc loncent les deux epoux, il est facile de de.
Vlner qulls sOnt la en- parties atlycrses. En-
ettct Ie mari ct la femme, divorces depuj>
queIque temps, reclament chacun, exclusive
ment le drolt de garder lentant, fruit de lcur
union nal assortie.
Nals tandis que les ayocats parlent amica-
cement dams IN coin ct attcndcnt larrivec !cs
Ju9es, MIR Boyce s'elance sur son fIS, le sal
sltet lemporte. La femme ne pcut, sur Ie
moment que pousser de grands cris QueI-
ques ottciers de police Qui Sc trouyaicnt dan,
IN bureau yolsn, accourent ct Sc mottent 4
III poursute du ravisseur. Nais arrives a Ia
porte par ou il Went de disparaltrc, lis de-
couVrent que dams sa prudence, lc perc la
lermee, alssant la Gle en- dehors. II leur farlt
falfe un long detour pour trouver unc autre
issue Les VOLTA enfn dams la rue, mais c'est
pour volr Ia yoiture tourner au coin de Broad
way ct de Chambers streets. La poursuite
continue toujours; on arrive dams Anthony
street; un agent de police peut meme Sc faire
entendre du cocher; mais cclui-ci Iui montre
le pong en- rleanant ct continue sa route.
On n a pas ell de nouyelles, depuis lors, nj
du pere HI de l'enfant.
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Deliberations du Jury de Police de la ParOisst
st, Landry.

LuSDT, 6 sUTN 3.-Continuatioa- motion
de Mr. Teak, Resolu, que les personnes qui ont
etc enomme&ommlssal~es pour les chemins ct les
points, Il aurfnt plus droit aucune compensation
pour leurs srvlces,
Sur motto de Mr.. CAN'T, lie Jury procede Te-
lection duGaolecteur de Paroisse Mr.. CAN'T
nomme FraBlin B. Reeves, ct aucune autre nomi-
nation nGtat proposee, le President nomme MN
Morgan ct 1cCrory pour compter les votes.-Les
votes etant pomptes, il en- resute que Franklin B.
Reeves reu seize voix ce qui etant le nombre
des membre presents, il etc declare unanime-
ment elu Ctlecteur des Taxes de la Paroisse St.
Landry ct ds Taxes du Railroad de la dite Pa
roisse, pour7annee 1882, ct pour les Licences de
Fannee 1851
Mr.. Moran propose de prendre en- reconsidera-
ton la pale es commissaires de Paroisse.-Cette
motion est Erdue.
Sur motia de Mr.. Wright, Resolu, par la mao-
rite du Juri quill y aura un lieu detection ou
proche la rtidence de Drausin Broussard dams le
dix-huitiete district electoral de cette paroisse-
Mrs Harril Z. Andrus ct Fontenot yotent pour la
negative, leautres membres du Jury pour raffir-
NATIVE.
Mr., Wrlht propose que la somme de SlS2 soft
payee J9ph Garry pour Ia construction dun
pont sur leBayou Blanc.-Sur motion de VI. TeaIe
Resolu, qq la dite somme ne sera pas payee jus
qua ce qqle Grefier matt enregistre le certifcat
de JosephE. Andrus, attestant que le pont etc
constrult snformementa au contrat.
Sur mobn de Mr.. Wright, Resolu, que Ed. Sell
lers, Josen Simon ct Don Louis Garry, soient
NOMINEES dln comite pour examiner la situation de
Lezien Bsze ct quils fassent un rapport, sous ser
>, ant. aprochaine assembl6e.
l''~ w tnt Gnt~*orrne i.r.rne Ie Jury nommG Jas
Mr. ~ ~ anmaux non-marques, dan:
Myers, dRcteur u,- iaspecteur de la rou
le lSme 6trlct, ct Noel hoy, INC au ferry d.
te publiqs du pont sur le Bayou ns~-
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ANEc NUNFAN, TIeSlICWt.
Z. NORTH CULLOM, Secr9tnire.
TOute rHiStOire deS EtatS-URis dams une Co.
guile de NOiSette.

Les fats suiyants, que nous traduisons de
lALbaay hnicker1ocker, font yoir les re-
sultats produits par de BONES institutions
c'est toute lhistoire de la nation americaine
depuis son Independence
II Y a soixante dix-sept ans aujourd hui que
loncle Sam est ne, ct combien d'6venements
Sc sont passes dams ces soixante dix-sept ans
Il soixante dix-sept ans les Etats- -Unis
n'etaient qu'un point dams lespace, aujour-
d'hui lis torment la seconde nation CONNER
ciale du monde. Dams trois quarts de steele,
lis ont revolutionne le monde, eleye I'm en-
pire, ct divise le continent
En- soixante quinze ans, nous avons non
settlement change la poitique de la terre,
mais aussi son vehement; car les chemises de
cotton sont autant de produit des Etats- Unis
que la democratic ct le suffrage des citoyens
Depuis le juliet 1916, tout le monde a etc
Iecole, ct ce qui est encore mieux, appris
plus de sens-commun quill n en- a etc ensei-
gne dams les quatre mile ans precedents. LIE
probleme du gouyernement populaire a etc
resolu, ct sa verite est devenue aussi immor
telle que Washington. L'adoptation de ce
gouvernement a tous les besoins de Ia nation
la plus exigeante, etc prouvec de la mamie
re la plus frappante ct irrecusable. Dams son
harmonieux fonctionnement, une repubique
est devenue dams l'espace de la vie ordinaire
dun homme, a un point de grandeur TEL
quill eut fallu a tout autre systeme de gou-
vernement, mile ans pour amener lie meme
resultat. ,Oui, en- moins de temps quill ma
fallu quelques plantes pour arriver a matu-
pire s'etend depuis le Maine jusqu'au Mexi-
que, depuis lAtlantique jusqu'au Pacifque;
une nation qui pris plus de baleines, battus
plante plus de poteaux de biographies, qui
possede plus de bateaux-a-vapeur que toute
autre nation n "a jamais fait ou ne fera ia
mais
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Le Village des OpeIOusas.

Nous revenons q Ia vie, nos rues common
cent areprendre lanimation, qui indique le
retour des afaires ct qui fait esp6rer que les
jours de deuil ne seront pas eternels A cha
que instant nous secouons Ia main de vieux
amis que nous avons quelqucfois peine a re-
connaItre tant les fatigues du bivouac ct les
rudes exercices de Ia chasse de Ia peche, &c,
ont bruni leur teint Nous sommes heureux
de les voir revenr Ell bonne sante ct nous es-
perons recommenccr bient6t avec eux notre
joyeuse infinite d'autrefois
Nous ne pouvons, dependant, nous empG-
cher de dire, qua lexception de ceux qu
sont acclimates d notre vile, nous eprouvons
moins de plaisir voir venir aussi premature
ment des pers0nnes etrangeres notre loca-
lite. Nous ne saurions trop recommander Ia
prudence Get egard.
Nous avons echapp6, jusqu'a present la
cOntagion, ct nous sommes peut 6tre lie scul
endroit de la Paroisse qui ait etc ainsi privi-
ltgie. Ne serait-il pas a craindre qu'une
agglomeration subtle de population ne vint
tr0ubler tout-a-eoup notre ttat sanitaire, ct
changer en- de nouveauz jours de deuil, lave
mir qul Sc montre en- ce moment sous de 81
faTorables auspices
Ayez I'm peu de patience, nos bons amis, ct
attended,, c'est pour vous autant que pour
nous, qu'une bonne gelee ait coup5 Eherde
sous Ie pied du feau qui tant decline
Washington.
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Circuialre Cos,.anerciaIe.

! Nous rece7ons une circulaire de Ia maison
GoURDAIN & KERR, don't nous publions ci-
dessous quelques extraits. Cette maison es-
pere que les louables efforts qu'ellc a tentes
jusqua ce jour. pour satisfaire les interets de
tous ceux qui lont honore de leur confance,
lui continueront 1eur patronage bien7eillant
Ellie recommande aux habitants de ne faire
que de fortes balles, la vente de celles de moins
de 800 livres, 6tant absolument impossible sur
lie marche. II est aussi, dit-elle, de Ia plus
grande Importance de ne pas meier plusieurs
qualities de cotton dams la meme bale, Ie prix
de yente sttablissant toujours sur la qualite
la plus inferieure. Ce qui amene une perte
serieuse sur les bonnes qu'elle content.
Les marques doivent etre misses en- eros
caracteres, atm d'eviter des erreurs toujours
prejudiciables. On dot s'abstenir, ajoute-t-
ellie, de passer lie cotton dams IN moulin encore
humide ct en- trop grande hate, il perd de
50 nuance naturelle.
Les cotons qu'on lui ezlpediera seront ven
dus au plus haut prix possible des leur arri-
wee, a moins d'ordres contraires, ct les COMP
tes de Eente, remis immediatement apres la
vente
Les toiles ct cordes seront vendues au prix
eourant de Ia place.
Ellie nous donne la liste de prix suivante
qu'elle pense devoir Sc maintenir, neanmoins
CONNIE lis sont beaux, lie meilleur, a son avis,
est dexpedier lie plus promptement posi-
bic e:-Ordinaire 81 a 81; Middling 10 a
101; Good Middling 103 a lie; Middling
Fair II ! a III. II ne s'est pas encore pre-
sente de qualities superieures sur lie marche
Nous avons cru etre utile nos planteurs
en- leur offrant pe1lfait ci-dessus
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-10-15

CoNTRE IN Observation-Disclosures, cinc
jeunes soIdats en- garrison Corfou, faisaient
en- bateau une promenade en- mer. Tout-a
coup leur bateau reGoit IN ch0c violent, com
NE sill venait de TOUGHER une roche. In sol.
dat, en- Sc penchant sur leau, apercoit un e.
norme requin, aqui il lance fortement uDe
boutellIe, lie monstre disparait. La prone.
made continue. En- s'amu5ant a p6cher, un
des soIdats, nomm6 Hanson, tombe a Ieau ct
Il setorce de gagner lie bateau lanage.
AU moment Oh scs camarades, qui ayaient
ylre de bord pour aller au devant de lui, al
Ialent lie reptcher, un d'eux s'ecrie Gull volt
un requ1n Ia poursuite d'Hanson. In des
soidatS, nomme Flowers, saisait un enorme
couteau, s,elance la mer, ct passant sous le
requln, il lui plonge son couteau plusieurs
tols dams le ventre. Mais deja le requin await
atteInt lie pauvre Hanson, don't il await, dun
coup de dent, coupe la jambe pres du genou
Flowers mage vers son camarade, quill
rend sur son dos, ct il parvient a le rappor-
ter dams lie bateau, OH l'on etanche lie sang;
or regagne la terre ct a Ih0pital on dome
dss - seinz au blessasa1li survivra. En- reve-
hSl1t a tefre' les soidats ont capture le re-
gun bleSse, ct lis Font remorque terre. II
penlt 234 livres; lorsqu'on la ouyert on a
tr@ve dams son gosier Ia jambe du pauvre
Hnson, don't Eos etait enforcement broye.
Ona expose lie corps du requiu dams l'asiIe
desmatelots Cortou.