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READ THE FoIJ0wTMn,

And you cannot be indineren 10 this appeal IIu.
mainly calls upon you to do your duty. II IL oniv
wonderful effects.
DIR. J. N. SACK-sir:-Gratltudet IN y ON.
The Inventor ola highly valuable medicine, pron NJ.
tnis humble testimony In lie favor, being safe,
genue,yetpowerfully enectual remedy for Worms :.
Having had much experience IN knowing the enects
Of various preparations, my wife, who WIS we'll
sklled IN mnistering 10 children I'm distrcss. pro-
nounced u the best she had ever used, and wsuld
use no other while yours could be bad.
daughter OF ours became seriously di<eased. -
her symptoms were alarming. but her mother a 1
noce sought Tor a remedy for Worms. Having oh >
tained yours, By the time abe had taken half hot
We, VI sir, the JOY II gave an aifecionate mother.
70 see The Improvements in her child. she being
about hvo or six year old. She passed an lm-
mense quantity OF Worms, her sickly counsenance
now orghtened, erspirits returned, and m short
lime lovely child, threatened with decline and
DEATH now gave promise Q, health. Thanks 70
Mind Providence, whose blessing attending YOUR
Syrup, restored the child. With confidence I ne.
commend Ito all parents whose children are suf.
fering from Worms.
JAS. B. BOWEN, Munster Of m, co.psi.
Late Pastor ofthe southampton Baptist Church.
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SALEOF NIl.L ESTATE

Tho undersigned adminstratorof the estate OF
Henry Cruise d'cd will sell ntpuhlic auction on the
prem ses In Butler township. franklin Co. 1nd.
on Friday the 25h day Of November 1869 the inter-
est fsaid deceased In the South half ofthe North
east quarter dissection eighteen town ten range
thhtecn. subject 10 the amount ofthe purchase mo-
ncy yetunpaid-the purchaser 10 pay said purchase
money.
Terms.--onc half to he paid down-baianee
In six months thereafter wtN Interest TO be secured
By note with approved securities.
BY order OF the Court of Common Pleas Of said
county. SQUIRE HARVEY Administrator.
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PREMlU NJ TEETH.
G<sp
uufYfR
Dr. j, w. Keoly, Resident Surgeon
nantiak

MOULD Inform his friends and the public gem
W orally that hu has M much trouble aud spenae
ktird MP nov aud commndions Rooms whore he
will be able Ia accommodate his patients much
more plpsantl, than heretofore Al operations In
dental Art (auch ~ CfsaasiHr, finibF, htirasf,
iHs, aud The Insertion Of 9ri,,clai feih, from one
10 complete seil performed upon The latest aud
mastappfoved pfincipies-nnd warranted.
No charges fof examination or adv ice, which viii
be cheefhly rlypn when called on,
htffafffrs,alllaw work,
hooas,-one door south ofihs Valley House up
eta ra liu.tf,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-04

REGULAR MESsrRuArios, &C., with all their ac-
how severe or ofhow long standing.
The Cathollcon far surpasses other remedies,in
being more certain, less expensive, and leaving
the ~ stem in better condition. Let all interest
cd call and obtain pamphlet uroe) containing
ample proof, from the most respectable sources,
Of the beneficial results OF lis use: together with
letters from highly experienced Physicians, who
have used itin their practice and speak from their
REFRR NOES.
p. n. PEcKHAM, NJ. d., Utica, n. Y.
l.. ID. FLEMING, NJ. ID. Canandalgua, Ny
NH. HILLs, NJ. D., Rochester,, n. Y.
ID. Y. FooTE, NJ. d., Syracuse, N. Y.
Prof. Dunbar, NJ. D., Baltimore, Md.
J. G. oRRicK. ". d., baltimore, Md.
w. w REKsE, N. D. New-York City.
W. PREsoorr, NJ. u. Concord, Nh.
J.P. NEwLASD, NJ. ~, Utica, Ny:
Rev. G. s. Beard. Glenn Springs G.
Pamphlets had gratis at the store OF GuroRp e.
ALpEs, Agents, Laurel, Ind.
ALSO sold by
DANIEL BEARER, Liberty.
PAWS & MoRRIsoS, Connersyillc.
=. STEWART, Grcensburg.
JouN iiuNrLR, Versailles.
Letter Addressed 20 care Of Mr.. Curfis Hatch,
Aren't az Ravenna Ohio.
To DIR. MARcmst:-I have been ten years trou
bled with Female neutrality-suspicious. uterl,
and all the attending difficulties nj times render
Ing my life most miserable I have had the auen-
dance OF OF the best physicians. with but lit
uo success; the most they could do was 10 relieve
IA cure was out OIL the question: fOt NV lhuhth,
before commencing with your medicine, had not
been able 10 perform any labor, could walk but a
few steps at a time, and scarcely went out OF
doors-in short, was completely proslFaied, bolh
In body aud mind, and expected 10 drag out tho
rest ofmy days In suffering and misery. Butread-
ing your advertisement, was induced TO Try your
invaluable medicine called Uterine Catholieon, as
the last resort had not used u week before !
felt like another woman. by tho use Of three bot
ties Twas enabled 10 perform all the labor for six
In the family with ease and could walk any where
In the neghborhood without Injury. Nothing but
sense OF my duty 20 you aud 20 tho afflicted, has
Induced me 20 state my case to tho public. ! can
safely recommend the preparation TO all those
suffering like myself.
(slgned,) Mrs. SARAH 4. BisnoP.
FREKpoM, PoRrAoE Co., Ohio, Dec. %, 1859.
J.B. MARcHISI& Co., Proprietors.
CENTRAL DEPOT, 900 BROADWAY, Ny.
August 9th, ls53.-3i-0mos
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GlOthing Emporium.
E1sszT;g s1szr7 ex=y ALL
lsAIL ilOAD LETTING.

ne huhscrlher " lust now receiving rom The
Ailapuc ciilosfhr The approaching Fall aud Win.
tor Trade Large, full aud complete assoftmenio
low ing list
Staple & Fancy Dry Goods.
Sih 0gedf, NeflsnF, Haf,tears, QareHfwgfr. 0iass.
ware, NE tatf hssiF Shsef tfBHr aud OH Cisfhf
rafbefiHff aud Lrufhfr 10 which The attention OF
The public " especially directed.
lir has taken Efaat unins tha TALL IA tho selection
OF hii gouds enabling hm Ia uner, 10 the Trade h
stock Will h q uNieui Abd variety pkCeads any 10
hp found Boa ihi market and w. whivh he shall DO
making iseuupni edditinns a. foushDlu tho season,
Hu,eN MuNld nua "a ~ thplf interest 20 phii aud
inspeet HE flpet (Nh,h viii always hp found large
aud ntaeuteA hpllfe, purchasing ulfe Nhefe af 40
10 Determined hb yTfctf fhaH6s - fgw o. those OF
auh huufo ~ the county AZ. 1Ykhu.
', T. Tho hshestmarket price always paid N
cash iOf hll hluhs ffilu aud H approved county
produce taken Ia exchange lur goods.
Rockville Oct, 18Th lao3-ta.
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TERMS of the Indiana American.
i - In advance, $3.50 In six months, 81 nj the
end of the year, and addition OF ~ cents for
every year pay mentis delayed thereafter.
ApyERTtsrxRSrs-On square or less Will DO In
serted three times for one dollar, " payment be
made In advance, one dollar and twenty-five cents
n payment be delayed one year; and one dollar and
any cents VI delayed two years, aud In the same
proportion for the time paymentlsdolayed. Large
advertisements for longer time will be charged on
the same princieles.
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Cheap Bonnets.

Mus.E. w. BUTLER, has ofsasd The
VI largest and most splendid assortmestof mil.
ofbonnet OF every style, from nsu ~ klbbens
OF every variety, together with splen "a seek u
ostrich feathers, caps land all varieties % iinlnfs,
her old customers 70 call and eksmlno bet sloei /.
ti-am,
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direct n ON New York and Boston, nll or which
were selected with care and expressly for this
ket. Our entire stock was purchased Of Importers
and WILDE sold on the most favorable terms. We
are determined 10 be on the "ro ahead" principle
and not be beat selling low. We particularly In
Of DRESS GOODS comprising everything In this
line from Callcoes TO the nnestsllks and satins.-
We havea large stock of mems wears shoes. hats,
caps.nnd finally everything that generally kept
in retail store, list OF which will DO found In
small advertisements In this paper. We would
here gratefully, acknowledge ourselves indebted "a
our mary kind patrons for past avors and cordial
~ invite n continuance.
sep 29-f2. Nd. GALLON g. SON.
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ThE 7 y MD III
G.. MORSE g. CO.

No. 446 broadway, New York.
and sold by Druggists and others throughout this
and other countries. For sale by NJ. W. Halle,
Brookvile, 30-fmos
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FARM FOR sAIE---one mile above
Y Laurel on the White Water Canal, containing
three hundred and twenty acres, 100 acres u which
N bottom land, $50 acres improved.
Also a lot, containing four acres, la the town OF
IauFol--the ground on which the franklin County
Fair was held last year.
Terms liberal,
For further information inquire Of T, N. still
well, OF ktllwell, Butler Co., Ohio, or Richard
cullum, ksq. Va Laurel, 4. n. SfiLLwkLl,
Aug. 9Th, ls5a.-3i-ama
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TO FEMALEs

" ~ WI II II II =.
You will aud these pills m invaluable medicine
~ many complaints 10 which you IRE subject. In
distractions cllherlolal or partial, they have been
found Of inestmab benefit restoring their fune-.
uonal arrangements 10 healthy action, purifying
the blood aud other fluids so efiecualiy 10 put 10
Night all complaints which NAV arise from female
Irregularities, "a headache, giddlness, dlmness Of
sight, pain la the side. back. DC. and offered the
fpllOwing
NJ DICAL EVIDENCE.
VIZ. the undersigod Physicinns having had an.
receipt OF their manufactures submitted 10 us for
inspection, say, that the ingredients OF which they
are composed makes them the best PHI In use Cor
oil diseases Of the Liver, Impurities OF The Hood,
&c. Wesay this not only from own Judgment.
but also rom that oftho best medical authority In
the United States. All diseases requiring the use
OF an ALIhkAIIVE, DlAPHORETfC and puR.
GAI1Nb MEDICINE, that came under our notice
has been treated with the above pills with tie
most satsiacior, svcccss.
GEORGE WOOD, ND.
q. McCLENNAN. NJ. ID.
y. BkoWLkv, NJ. ID.
l.. BOWEN. NJ. -.
VI " Purchase none but those hnvlnf the slruas
inrc, ~ N. llOBBNkACk." upon each boz, AZ
all others are worthless limitations.
Agent. wishing new supplies. and al oihers
wishing 70 become agents, must address the Pro-
pricior, j. N. IlOBENSACK. NJ his thbrntory. 30
lw North sbcoND street, above Race, PfliLA.
soldb s all Druggist. and Merchant. In the U.
States.
Pamphlets giving Certificate. ofeures performed
IN different parts ofthe conntr, by the above med.
iclnes, eau be had gratis Of the agents.
For sale by NJ. w. HALLE, Hfookyllic.
DROWNING n WALK, ferre iiaule, Wholesale
agents for the State.
Price each IS cents. DR.. 9-so-iy.
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Nj c KIN &C k $.

Come aud see all OF the nice things. In the way
Of notions, tc be found nj GALLoss sroRu, consis.
ting In part ofMen's nne buck, Dog.skin. KID,
SILK, Wooden 4 Cotton Gloves, Ladies' a Misses
Kid, SILK, Wooden q Cotton do. Zephry's scarfs,
Wooden undersleevos a. Ours, Victorines, KIM
brolderod Collars, Chemieetts, HdfkN and under.
sleeves, Ribbons, Linen q Cotton Laces, swiss aud
jack0ne Insertions q kdgngs, SIX Laccs, Brush.
es, Threads Velvet Innings, Needles, Pins, hut
tons, &c. DC.
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mestics.
lust RECEIVED, at the Old White Cor
ner-
900 ps Prints, good styles and fast colors;
100 Bleaehed Muslin;
$50 8. Brown -
10 - " and Blcached Drills;
" Colored
30 " Red, White and Yellow Flannel;
10 " Canton
30 4" Cotton Pantloonry;
90 " narrow st,!ped and check shirting;
30 " Irish Linen.
All OF which will be sold on reasonable terms, by
ap22 N. ID. GALLON & SON.
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DR.. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON
urTERlN0 FEMALES
1T STAN DS

1T STANDS
tpre-eminentf orl
lbs curative pow
ers In all the dis
eases for which Il
Is recommended,
usually called
FEMALE CON-
PLANTS.
.Of these are PRo-
'Larsus UTERI, or
Falling OF the
Womb: FLroRAL
nus or whites;
CnRoNic INFLAM-
NATION AND IT.
CREATION OF TIE
WoxB; ISciDKS-
TALliEMoRRukoE,
or odin q;
PAINFUL, 5 . p
PRESSED, AND Ia
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-04

WATCH AND CLOCKS-wM. Dawson
w tenders his services TO the citizens Of Brook.
VILE and vicinity In the capacity OF Watch and
Clock Maker and repairer.-making and mcnding
Jewelry, sc. Long experience and stric, punctu-
ailty are his recommendations. shop three doors
North OF the post ONCE. " ", ieoO 5l-H
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Y to all those wishing TO furnish their floors viii
carpet that will look we'll, do good service, and
never fade. TO all Mt his establishment and lock
through his present stock, which he has lately
ceived from the east. which can be sold nj prices
which will compare fevorably with the lowest Gin
cinnati rates. He has.
Every Variety,
Of the latest style and fashion, ranging in prices
from 30 to l 30 cts. per yard. SO call and see him.
Oct. Goth, 1859. RICHARD TYNBR.
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WHEAT WHEATft EATisr
w 10000 busheis Of Wheat wa ntod a. the
hange MIL, brookyllle, for which the M.
market price In cash will be paid by highest
Nov. 80. $3.50 GRO. HOLLAND
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Shnwls! Shawlsll Shawls!l!

A superb stock Of Brocho. Chcnc, Grape. Thlbe
vol, long aud square shawls, NJ the
OiD WHITE CORNER.
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WARD.
TsONNETS! BONNETS ~

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR ATLAw,
Rockville, Indiana. once two doors north
Burlon's Store.
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CANDY! Cnndyi Candiesii-Twelye
u dollars per hundred pounds, aud no charge for
boxes at M. DEMANDS Candy Factory, Walnut
street, between Fifih and Sixth streets, clncnnat
Ohio. apl o, ls59-lG-iys
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IN Advertisements then, Parent. and
all othe that HoBENSACK,s WORN SYRUP
Is the ON Medicine In use that viii eradicate
Morlns,n certainty, aud will not disagree with
the mostd cate Stomach. BE careful } GU get The
genuine art g, and see that the signature, %. n
10BENSAc ,"is on every bottle
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LIVERY STABLE.

ROOTs a. srIOEs--we have largely ineress-
ID cd Fstoek OF ilools and shoes, and nov oner
tho gems % The soason, 10 please the taste Of The
most fasldous, la the way OF Mrs. HunRsLIs rus-
tom made slippers and buskins with the pref,
TEST babies bo ois aud other "nxens" ~ town,
may5 LfNcK a FARQUHAR.
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SOMETHING NEW.


CONNEnsvILEE MACHINE SHOP,
Adjoining the Stove Foundry OF w. 2. Gebharis
!,iltE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
l. lie that he has established Machine shop In
connersvillc, and Is now manufacturing
THRASHING MACHINES,
Horse Powers, Separators, Straw Cutters, Corn
shelters. Wood saving Machines. all the latest
anu most Improved patterns. He also man ufnctures
Cuip,s Patent Portable CIDER MIL,
an excellent aud convenient article that every
Farmer who has nm Orchard ought 10 have.
He expects 10 keep constantly on hand supply
Of 1hrashing Machines, &c., and invites all who
wish 10 purchase 10 give him a call The Machine
~ manufactured by him will Re warranted 10 be Of
the best materials, aud most substantial work man
ship.
RkPAIRING.-Iic will be prepared 10 repair
Reapng Machines and will attend promptly To the
hiting up aud repairing ofany Kind OF Machinery
that may be required.
His storms will DO as reasonable rs those OF any
establshmeniin the West JOHN ENDSLEY.
Conncrsyilic, April II, 1883. ~.
FANCY GOODS-Splendid assortment Of
Lawns, Berngcs, Befage De Lalncs. Tissues,
Silks, Satins and white dress goods. For sale very
chcupnt
a.
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Silks Silksll Silkslll

tsPIEcEs Dress silks, comprising
l)e0 Pieces figured.
10 changable;
10 plain and ngurcd black,
plaid;
Al OF the finest styles and best patterns just roccl
we'd and will be sold choapby
sep eo--la n. d. GALLON & son.
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BROOKyILLE ATTORNEYS.

CYRUS KILGORE, Justice OF tho Peace,
v and Attorney and Counsellor at law, BROOK Vile,
Ind. once south kast Corner Of Public square.
Apl %, ie5a--l7.
III MORROW, Attorney and Counsellor a.
w Law, Once On Burgess street, one door North
ofoeo. Hollands, kviile, indiana.
je 30, Si-e6 iy
n ID. JONES, Attorney and Counsellor ID
". Law, Brookvilie, Ind. Once under American
once, Court street. dec 20-52-iy
NJ VIC. CROOKsHANK, Attorney and
~, Counsellor at Law. Once on Court street, OPP
POSI- the Court House, Rockville, Indiana.
my IA ~
I ~. MCCLURE, Attorney at law. omee-
u, on Burgess street, two doors north of0eo. Hol-
lands once, Brookyille. mrs-ii
w. HIT, Attorney atLsv, and Notary Pub
", lie, once with 0Eosen HolLArp, Esq., Brook
VILE. Ind.
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uA DIV AR n .

yJARIETIES.--The finest stock ever offered
v In the market, OF Gloves, Hosiery, silk Mits,
Ladies' Collars, CHEMISTS, underslcevcs, Ribbons,
silk and Beragc Walls, Tidy's, Tidy Cotton, Ladies
Plain and Embroidered Linen Hdkf's, Gents SILK,
Linen and Cotton Pocket and Neck Hdkf's, Combs,
Brushes, Threads, Needles, Pins, Buttons, Razor
Strops; besides thousand other articles, too M.
merous 70 mention In small advertise ment, all OF
which will be sold OF small profits by
aye2 n. ID. GALLON & SON.
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Laurel Iron Store

iu.l received q good s.setlmsnl q REQ 4 steel
Witch viii sell low. SAMUEL vi ttiArs..
rep. p.--t0au
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0UEENsN AnE-we have Just received the
W most beautiful stock of Queenswnre, In sets or
BY the peace, ever before offered In this market.
my 7 LINCK a. FARQuHAR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-04

Ginghams.
innP1EcEs anc Ciughams, just opened and for
1HUsale at tho OLD WHITE CORNER,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-04

MALL pAPEH.---we have now on hand
w n large assortment OF Wall, firu Board and
window paper, Also, large To- o. window shades
Of the latest style aud pattern. which we are selling
al reduced prices, N, u, GALLON & son. ~
rAuPETsf CAupETsif---Jusi received
v M uie Oh Whifk tsRsfH, q most magnificent
assortment Of Carpets, OF all styles aud prices,
80 N. u. GALLON a. SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-04

BOOTS AND SHOES!
IS cases Kip Boots;
2 Coarse
Calf
Mems Custom Made shoes
Brugans;
q Gators;
Congress Boots;
100 prs womens Calf
so ~ a. Goat
600 Buskins, all styies
20 New style Galtorsi
100 +" Slippers.
Misses, chiidron's aud Boys shoes Of all tinds
aud qualities. All comprising, one % tue l"ikrst
aud best assorted stock Of Boots ana SHOES ever
offered In the West. -
apoa N. ID. oALLioN soN'
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,--Iust received ane for sale
" 90 Bbls. N. q. Molasses;
5 Golden syrup a Sugar House do
10 Hhds prime Sugar.
40 Sacks best Rio Coffee;
Tiarce Rice;
10 llbls Fish,
1000 lbs Taylor's bos, Sole Leather, ny
apoQ N. ID. GALLON a SON,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-20
LA FIN DU MONDE.

Nous lisons dams lie Journal de Mon
treuI ""'
"Lshiver est toujours maladc ct Sc
fait peu sentir dams les contrees du nord
de Ia France. CONNIE partout ailleurs'
sans les pluies c%ontinuelles qui nous inon-
dent, nous nous penserions en- plein prin-
temps. La vegetation avance aVec u'e
rapidite inquietante ct montre en- cette
%saison, en- ianvier, ce qu'elle ne montre
reimbursement QUEEN anvil. I'm brunion
etait heuri lie 2 decembre dams I'm jardin
de MontreuiI. Nous ne savons que pre-
sager dune telle p~recocite. P'usieurs
astronomers p~retendent que Fordre dess
saisons de notre planete est derange par
FACTION extraordinaire de Pune de ses
yoisines; un sayant anglais annonce a
cette occasion la fin prochaine du vieux
monde qui devra bient6t rentrer dams lie
chaos. Tous ces dires ct suggestions Ell
~fraient ~beaucoup les populations. Pour
nous, nous ne sommes inquittes que
dune chose, ce!le de SAVIOR 81 ces espe-
ces de phenomenes nc seront pas nuisi"
bles aux biens de la terre, ct nous fai-
sons des yoenx pour que les productions
de notre planete %n'aicnt pas a souffrir de
tes sortes de revolutions" =
REIMBURSEMENT pour nous, lecteurs,
nous n'habitons pas le vieux monde.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-20
UNE ~AVENTURIERE.

La police de Paris Went de METRE Ia
main sur une intrigante qui depul> long,
temps echappait aux rechercbes les plus
actives. Ccttc femme await felt un nom
bre i%ncrovable de dupes. Jeune, asscz
ioIie. mise avec n grande distinction
ct s'exprimant dune facon elegante, ellie
Sc f@aisait passer pour l'epouse dun ottl-
cier occupant I'm haut grade dams Par
NEE. Son mari devant, disait-eIle, arrl-
yer sous peu a Paris, ellie louait un waste
appartement qu'clIe garni:sait de meu-
bles de luxe pour lie paiement desqucls
les fournisserrs, seduits par ses BONES
manieres, lui faisaicnt long credit. Pre-
~textant e%nsuite que son mari venalt de-
tire appeIe a de hautes fonctlons en- AL
gerie, ellie payait un terme dc loyer,
vendait lie mobiIier qu' ellie devait encore
ct disparaissait pour aIler dams un autre
auartier rccommencer le meme ma
nege.
aDne autre fois, feignant d'etre appe-
lee a Compiegne aupres de f%'cmpereur,
ellie Sc faisait prefer des bijoux ct des
dentelles par plusieurs DANES qul ne Ia
r%eyoyaienl plus.
Dams lie cours dun voyage qu'elle fit a
MeIun, ellie parvint a capter la CONTAIN,
&c dun notaire de province, au point
Quill lui remit une somme tres importan'
te don't ellie pouvait disposer pour emPe.
cher la vente dune MAGNITUDE proprie-
te o~u'elle disait lui %appartenir. Ii est
%inutile dsajouter que cette proprlete
n'existait que dams son imaginat'on' e'
que lie notaire ma jamais revu son ar
gent.
Epfn, cette aventnriere, Sc Dormant
des airs vertueux, await inspire II vlvt
passion a un jeune homme de bonnie Ia
mile qui fit pour ellie des depenses con
siderables. Desirant METRE hp par an
bon coup a cette Iiaison q%n'elle ne trou
Wait pas assez productive, ellie slmu's
Tune prossesse el decida son amant Il f,irt
pour ellie lie sacrifice de la Presqne tota
lite de In fortune Quill await rceue Ell
Advancement d'hoiric.
Mais IN des ntgociants dupes PAL
l'adroite %yoleuse Ia ]rencontra sur IL: bou
!evard des ~Italiens ct vouIut la f,ire ar
refer; ellie %resussit a lui echaoper. Ce-
pendant, la police, %avertie sur%-le.champ
parvint a la retlouver. Apres un inter
rogatoire dams leqneI ellie s'est SUGGEST
vcment dome plusieurs MONS don't Oh
croft ~qu'ancan ne .Iui appartient, ell
a etc %enyoyee ala Prefecture ct mise
la disposition de la justice.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-20

eprouverent de graves avaries. rus
c est lie .Alon qui rcqut lie choc, ct &c
magniique bateau ne fut sauve one grace
a penergie ct au sang-froid du capltalne
C. DALFEREz.--Ii est juste de dire que
tous les efforts de notre brave caPltalne
auraient ete inutiIes, 81 lie ferry ne tut
bien;6t venu lie degager.
On evalue la perte du Enlargement a
soixantc mile piastres, enlargement as
sure en- grande partie, par d'verses com
pagnies de Ia NIle-O Orleans.
Une seule personne a peri durans &c
sinistre en- tombant du bateau a vapenr
Compromise. On ne c%onnaft pas lie non
de cette personne-