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avocat do,t n, ,,,,o ds;a ,,e..con,, /,
havte mteliigeucc. NJ bo.s;er. dt,no-
=, a,o AZ uo,r,,i l., c,.,uh,. A.ss.
de !, ,ao;s,,,,r.
Dams rA,ccns;on. NJ Acb;IIc Richard
t,;on,h,. do 60, .,o..i.,;r. conc,,-
rent =
Dams Iberyile ct Ems no;rewparoisse
Ic plein ticket den,o1k,tiuue est reutr5
sans opposition, c,e k ,dire que six de-.
'nocratcs ont etc no eMnes representants,
Nous rnblIons pi ius Nnn tabIeau on Sc
tIonvent tous les reNars dc IAssomp-
ton.
Nos icctcnrs.y verront que Quoioue
ie ticket dtmocraiquc d'Etat ait uue
Uajori ,e,. nj. Davis, le candidat pour lc
Congses, unc miuortt de 4S voix.
Celia provient de ce quill stait bien tard
iorsque sa candidature etc connue
p"'m' nons''. Qpatre mile tickets sans
"""d'dal"re pour 'e Congress-" c'rcu-
'aient deIa sur les dilierents points de
la parolsse.
Cne course aussI qnl falt un I'M
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-11-13

ce,te exclamation partle sa gau-
che Roxtel serctourna ct aperfat 40.
sa.
A cette vue, tout lie corps dc Fenv'euS
c;ssonn, CONNIE au contact dune pile
de Volta.
- All murmnra lie prince Sc pariant
4 lui.mame, il est trouble. !.
Mais Boxtel, par IN P'Asssant effort
sur |u;.mgme s'etait dtja rernis. !,
= Monsieur Boxtel, dit Gulllanme' u
narait que vous avez trouye lie secret de
la tuiipe noire ,.,,
- Ouj. monseignenr, repond't boxte'
dune ,oix Oh perGait un Peu oe ''ou-
Bile. .
Il est vrai que &c trouble ponva't We.
mir d,sPemotion que lie tu'p.ef await
,sn,ooyse en- reconnaissant GuilIaume.
Mais, reprit lie fprinee, vo'ci ""e
jeune file qni pretend Favor ''ouse
aussi.
Boxtel sourit de dtdain ct haussa les
epaules.
Gu;,lanme s,liyait tnus ses monvemehs
ayec un intsret dc cu'iosite remarqua-
BILE.
A;osi. vous ne connai>scz pas celte
ieune fiife dit le prince.
7 Non. monseigncur.
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IL, 7 NOVEMBRE.

C'cst IauLi dernier, quill eu e'ec-
,;on dams ,oat.s les. paroisses ct Vl'ses oe
RITA, pour faire choix d'oEiiclers ct de
r.,,e,,ntants a la l.egi stature.
Par les retours gus nous ParVteh"e"''
nous pouvous afirmer des ce Jour 4" o'e
immense majorise maiptiendra aux pos
-, d'A,,i;,eor. Tresorer d Etat ct ST.
,;,te,dant des Ecoles Publiques, les
candid4ts presentes au peuPle par !"
Convention Democratiqne de Baton
Po,ye. Nouvelle-Orieans seoie
doune notre ticket la majorl'e 'nou'c
de deux mile cinq cent ct q"e'4"eS
voix. Apres un pareil 'esn''at on Peo'
.e demander en- Louisiana Lst-'' en-
core un parti whig.
Les deuxscandidats democfates pour
,e senat oIItets eius. par des ch'llfeS
analogues d Immense -maJor''e que
,,o,s vanons de dire..... % representa'is
dsmocrates sur % candidats, ont WI so''
tir triomphaats lears mons dc ru'he
t,.c,ora,e. Vaudeville Marigny est
romms sherif par une majorite de deox
mile sept cents ct quelques So'z' ia't
:, do Il prands success paraissent faba'
leux. --
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-11-13
NO 10.

Les Iournaux de .ondrcs cxp,imcnt
"a pcu pres lc meme avis. Voici ce qu'il.
pub|Icut
SIZES mGdecinS sont charges de sin
former dans tous les cas-, 81 rattnquc du
cholera commence par Ia darrhtc, It
de noler l'iutcrvaIIe dc temps par henres
ct par Jour ,nt'e i'apparition de la diar
Ehee ct la sUfvenauce des spasncs ou
dcs nnIrcs synptones carIcterisli4ncs
du cholera.
" Il ct reconnn que Ia diarrhte pre-
&cede generate Icme,t le cholera, ct Qu'cn
temps de cholera il he faut pas ntg!ger
In diHrfhfc, 'ntme unc hcuro settlement.
SIl ct D!cn 6tabiI que cc.te dernierc
n,aladie e>t invariabiemcnt preCedee
4 une phase de nialad'e bien dtterminec
ct susceptible d.uu traitement medical,
les oiuttnts Sc caitnent sur e champ, Ct
&C scra dun blcn pr6cic,x secours pour
les resources de Part de Ia medicine.
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RosasGaillit s'evanouir, car le prison.
nler etait r. commando par le prince
CONNIE un grand conpable.
Ricn ne pouvait etre plus agreeable
pour boXtel que cette question.
Q"sfest ce prisonnier . fepela.t-iIy
- Oui.
- Cc prisonnier, monseigncur, est
un homme don't le NOM seui prouvera a
Votre Atesse combien ellie pent ayor
de fol en- sa Pfobite. Ce pri1onnier est
un crllnnel d Etat, condamns une fois a
mort.
- Et qui s'appelle
Rosa cacha sa.lete dams SEES deux
mains avee un movement desespere.
-Qni s'appeIIe Cornelius van Baer-
Ie. dit BoxteI, ct qni est'ie propre fiIleuI
de ce scelerat de Corneile de Wit
lie prince tressailIlt. Son Gi
jeta unc famine, ct ie froid de q
s'eiendii de nonyeau sur son yisage fHll
mobile.
Ii ALA a Rosa ct hi tit du doigt signe
d'ecarter ses mains de sou v.ag'.
Rosa obeit. CONNIE eut iat sans voir
uue femme soumise III pouvo'r magne-
tl4ue.
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- Et yous, lruac file, coanalssez-s
vous M. Boxtei
- Non, je ne ,o,'ns's pas NJ. Box
tel, mais je con"ais NJ. Jacob.
Que vouez-soa, dire
-Je veux dire qua Loewesteln, ce-
Iui qui Sc fait appeIer Isaac Boxtel, Sc
faisait appeler NJ. Jacob.
Que dites-yous celia, monsieur
Boxtel
-Je dis que eette jeune file ment,
monseigneur.
Vous niez yoir jamais etc Loeo
western
Boxtel hesita; l'eil fixe ct imperiense
ment scrutateur du PRINCE lempecha't
de mentir.
-Je ne puis nier ayoir etc a Loewes-
tein. monseigneur, mais je nie aSolr vo-
Ie Ia tniipc.
Vous me 'avez voice. ct dams ma
ehanbre ssecria Rosa indignee.
- Je lie ME.
- Ecoutez, uiez yous NJ asolr sh,vie
dams lie iardin, lie jour Oh ie prepafal la
plate, ,bande OH je deyais l'eafeuif? NIez
vous m'ayoir suivie dams fe jardin lie
iour OH i.ai fait semblant de la planter
Niez-yous ce soir-la vous etre prec'p,-
j. acres ma sortie, sur Iendrolt on soos
csperiez trouyer lie cayeu Niez-sous
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-11-13

- Un des p!nS auciens ionrnaux de
mtdecine Ia Gazet!e ties H6pitauu Went
d'etrc roh jet dun ;cte de muniicencc
que nous ccoyons sans exemp'e dams les
anna!es de Ia pressc pt1Iodiluc. Un
medeyin dies hoptaux de Paris iait dou
a ce jonrna! Oh p'atos a Ia science ct It
Sos contreres d'nuc somme annuelIc de
10000 f. Voici en- qne!s termes e.t
concuc crue donation, nnssi honorabln
pour son auteur que pour le .recueiI au
qucl ellie est faite
s Jc (ais don la Guzele des H6pi-
iaur dune somine de 10000 i. Taut
que j. vlvra!, vouS rccevrtz q unc som,n.
parellic; j'espere meme ponvoir 'assu-'
ref pcrpetuite apres ma mort. Je mcls
&C don deux conditions la premiere,
que vons gardcrs sur mon nom le plus
inyioIabIc secret; Ia sccondc, que Fem
ploi de cctte somme sera fait de l., ma
Mere suiyante 5000 f.. seront consa-
cres a enconfagcr les anteurs des tra-
vaag nt!"s ct ~"Ftont pratlqHes pub!ids
dams Ia' GazfHe. msnt que mes forces
me 'e pcrmettront, { me reserve avec
votre contouEsl la distribution de cette
somn,c d c. 5,00Qfr. Les 1000 fr. res
tan,s sefo"t employees parEtire le prix
d'abourement de ceux de mes confrercs
q"i pour un motif qneIconqae ne peu-
vent pas sans Sc. gencr dapa,ser unc
somue rs!odique en- trais de Journaux.
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pARolssE St-JACQUEs. - .es retours
de Ia paroisse Snint- Jacqaes nous son'
parvcnus ilicr. NJ. Hunt J a reGn 2Jj
,olx pour lie Congres ct NJ. Davis 100.
Pour Ie Stnat, Nj. kenner rec" 3Vo
yoix. MN. Theoduc I.agrone ct E'nlIe
l.ocoul ont etc tIs represcniants. Pour
les places Elat, les c""d'da's "hss
ont Gu naturcIIcmcnt ia ajo'ite. NJ.
Ferchaud IA etc elu recorder, NJ. L. :.
Gandc, gr, flies, NJ. john B. Ory,s she
rii, NJ. Joseph Landry fills coroner, NJ.
john Va'c'y Amant asscsseur, Gedeon
Subra ct N. s. Landry j"ges dc paix,
Bienvenu Guidry constable.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-11-13

Nous iison- dans nne lctt1e de Madrid,
en- datc& &dn Ter octohre
I. Nj Soult, nou,enu rtpresentant DIES
Etats-Unis pies notre= conr, dot etfe
hientot regfsu par y .le.ae {" audience
3 particnliefr, po,ff 'isi femetirc 'ses let
Tres de- crt>s,nte. les pcrsonties qn ont
ete a meme de- Ie voir de il en- pn'Ient
CONNIE d'un homre fort d.slingne ct
d m vtrifabie gentleman"
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-11-13

4avolr fouilie la terre avec vos mains,
nals inutilement, Dieu merci, Car ce
'ctait qu'uae ruse pour reconuaitre
vos intentions Dlsss, niez,vons tout
celia ?
Boxtel ne jngea point a propos de re-
pondre a ces diverses ln'errog;aions.
Mais laissant la polemique cntamee avec
Rosa ct Sc retournant yers le prince
II y vingt ans, monsefg',enr, dit
il, que je cuIlive des tulipes Dor
drecht; j'ai meme acquis d"ns Get art
uiie certaine reputation. une de mes by.
brides porte au catalogue un nom illus
tre. Je i'ai dediee au roi de Portugal.
Maintenant VOLTA la verite. Cette
ieune file sayait que javais trouye la
tulpe noire, ct de concert avec un GER
tain amant qu'elIe a dams la forteresse
de Loewestein, cette jeune file lofmt
lie projet de me rniner EN- s'appropriaht
lie prix de cent mile florins que Ic ga
gnerai, je I'espere. g'aee a Votre JUS
tlce.
= oh /! s'ecria Rosa oatree de CO.
lere-
- Silence dit lie prince.
Puis Sc retournant vers Bo1tcI.
- Et qnel est. dit-il, ce'pslsonnler
oue vous diles etrc l'amant dc cctte jou-
ne iile-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-11-13

un seul drapcan.-Ainsi tonte poPnIa-
rite yiendrn sc brIser contre la pnlsSan-
ce de nos grands princlpes; "'"sl nous
ne pcrdrous pas dams un seuI jonr tout
ce que nons au,ons lalt pendant SIX
ans pour la cause de la democratic.
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AGENTS DU PIONNlER.

AGENTS DU PIONNiER.
saaM. E. Eude, Passage
,,op,rAss de la Bourse, No 80,
encoignure Cont.
.,s,os MN. Richard 81 Templct
RIvERE-NEuvE. M. Firmin Duplessis.
IasavILLs NJ. J. Breau.
Sr-JAcouEss. NJ. Auguste Therot
sr-JEAs DArrisfE' M. Edsard Perret.
pa.r.ResAnx At. Edmond Bulliard.
rn,aoD.ux M. Adolphe Blanchard.
Ii.nw. NJ. F. Gagne.
W,,,r NJ, Etenne Penisson.
,s",,pr,os G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star
,,s,',. pIv1rpr NJ. Pierre Theriot.
,,x.,uprvuLE. M. C. J. Z. Gauthier,
r n,ns les paroisses Oh nous aVohs pas
r,nns l'agents, nous prlons les M"'1'es ue
r,s-o De vouloir Sc charger de agehce de ho''e
fcul,. ..
A%IONCES: Pour les insertions, anno',cee'
avis, ETC.. etc, les conditions sont les s"'' "'''0'
Par DIX LrGNEs, pour la lere insertion VI W
pour les insertions suivantes =: oo
T,,t aboun. uui voudra suspendre son aoon'
nement, devra prtvenir, par ecf't' Il''eui' .,i
ounze iouri an Glolns, avant eAp'i"''on y" ''
nestre.
On execute a rimprmere du PIoSN1ER' et a &c
.rx nrix lea p,us moderes, toutes especes ou-
vraaes tvnographiques, (Jobs,) tells que, CAR
rRs. rAcruREs, PAMPHLETS, BLANcs, hio'' T. ~
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yaRWIIaL LilaseO ON .
IA TULlPE .N0lRE,
I" rAR ALEXANDRA DUMAS.
-
TROIsIEME pARIlL.
VI.
Ig TRo1sIEMs oAYEU'
q
Ia TRoIsIEME cAIEU'

lie prince Sc 'eva, ALA jusan "a Po'"
10. Oh il de emcusa un instant dams Ia 'u-
mere.
! lie. yeax de Rosa s'arrsterent sur
Boxtcl. Plus que jamais ellie etalt Ger. ..
,aine que ce n'etait pas !" premiere lois
au'elle voyait Get etrahgcr.
Monsieur Boxtcl, dit le prince, en-
u trez done ici.
Z u Boxtel accourat .asec tmPfcssemeh1
q, ii &c troava face a face aycc oaliIaame
=, d d'Orangc.,
.sss Son iltesse saeria-s II en- feeo'
4 'nnI.
Son Altcsse /. rspssa Rosa tout
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,1NANCHE l3 NOyEMBRE 1853.
CONDITIONS. Of, Doaar'sal

ABONNEMENT Il Announcement est paya
ule D AvANcE. n. M
POUR UN AN :. ::: -; % w
POUR SIX MoIs :: w
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La ,Hite au proclaim numtro.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-15
ECONOAlY
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CHESTERFIELD.

Al meeting democrats oi tc county al Chester
field al lie Court House. motion. Charles Friend WIS
raIed Ia the Char and Nm Archer Cooke appointed See
retury.
The Chairman stated the object Of tic meeting was To no.
inmate democratic candidate for the House oi Delegates.
and the further Object 0 sending delegates To The LnnFc
ZION 10 assemble yncburg on ne ga OF APRIL ior NE
orpDsc nomna ting dGocrIiic candidate rhia SAID dis
,rict rs Commissioner OF the Board u Public WORKS
After little debate the meeting determined - postpone
the nomination o county candidate uH May Soir'
II was then moved that tie Chair appoint FIX !e"gites
from each district In thu county 10 III" Lynch
tura Convention which heins CARRIED @ Ch'r appointed
the following:
Hancat,tcr-Col Vim. r Winicc, Thos Gregory, WIN.
l. Chatham, Anderson Edwards, ). b. French a. L.
Watkins.
H,,dr.ds--GhoS Fficad Benz. i.G":y. Rohcr Watkins,
VIM f. CIR J. ). PEER, G.. " :saaey.
Court Hogse District.-Pa II Cannon Mos"= 81 ttSlh-
son j. flobns Nelson Gregory, Dr. Charles trinad Ih'
Gicgnry, Sen
District No G-Jas Jones, Jas. = Iiowl.tt, Anderson
Tucker Danl n. FIournuy, Dr. Peer C. Flaurnny Jas 'i
CLorer R.-yas. H. Cox, Nn. Goo'c, Richard "!
Thwcat. Vim. F.. Blankinship, Edmund Flournoy ". '"
Hancock
J,d PIT Districi.-X. Brooks, Samuel ilancocs Jas
Il Moody dickinson Hancock, Haley Cole Jas. GREGORY
On motion Dr. JOS +. Cox u Petersburg was request ted
10 act "a alternate delegate from Ii" C"unyo Ch'Scrh!a
On motion the Chairman AM Secretary were added I"
the list 1T delegates.
On motion i, was Resolved That the proceedings ~ ms
meeting ~ published in the Richmond Enquirer in1 fAlh
;ner Wncrcupvn The meeting adjourned
CHARLES FRIEND Chairman
CySEE Secretary.
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pOEEiCAL.
For the Enquire, !.
THINGS THAT l LOVE.

,o,a % o,r,.,h myself beside some rural stream
And listen 10 its waters sorgtng PLAYS
a nd when softly sleep, how sweet TO Dream
. T Hf .nms dear loved fricud-tar away
1--we in haryest.,ime to hear the laiks clear noe'
81 hlith.y caroird at the earliest dawn.
I lave |, hear the sound OF music float,
Msowed DER The distant waters borne.
love 10 eaze into the clear ETHEREAL blue,
loon q halmy summers hight
When stars in myrais crowd upon the view,
SPARKLING with rays 50 beautifully bright
/ love TO hear The distant church bells peal,
Upon q silent sabbath day,
love 10 sail upon the sea at night,
When sllyc; moonbeams on its bosom play
IT'S sweet 10 feel the pleasures these impart
Yct sweeter the love Vt conlding gtr,
Yielding 10 me tie frsllipg5 OF heart
Unstained by contact with wicked world
| love 10 sit me dowa and ponde! DER The past.
To view the spaIes by which LIES paths bsseti
oh then lis sweet feel there still is one,
Who, truly loving, never will forget
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nENoMNArIE MEErING IN POcAAONras

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN POcAHOAraS
Il meeting tile Democratic party o! Pocnhontas c0En
a. held u:suant 70 public notice, Tuesday. the 5 day
II ip!il 1888 on motion. William Cachey, Esq, called
10 HE Chair au William Wc0ttei vas aqf1n:5i Sace.
l:rv.
4 !, Bradford Esq explained tt" "birc Of the meeting
and IN his nation III. following preamble and resolutions
unanimously adopted
Nyfc,g e c6nntIs composing this Congressional Dis
rrcl have been requested send delegates District
invention proposed be held al Uaon Monroe county,
p the 18Th ri 1853, and being alike and
our ,iuy - Dr. represented therein; therefore,
Rs-ivci fhIC we concur :rh our brother Democrats OF
II liua. IN tho r,,ricry OF said Convention.
Received! lhtr inr Chairman ct this meeting appuin.
rwcntTG' Delegates - present 'hs county IN SAID Con.
yruliaE
Nncrcu;"n the Chairman appointed, Messrs John Cav
William ; Mcneil L. \. Bradford, Rchlti MrNnc, f..
Hudson Gr2rGc Burner, George Gay, IL Jortan. V.
Carl;'ry John 'icN"ji, Samuel GAY Jonnhan Mcneil "
flii Gs"rao E.minston, James Fmiust"n A. t!i:i W.T.
liam Blair Heroi. Hugh ScGaughn, William Clerh,
; WanIe-< Bible, "; ; Brown, + Arhesast, {. X.
Nopre end On motion OF William ; Mcneil the Chanman
aud Secretary aided 10 the delegation.
Resolved That whilst 1t may be Of doubtful prorricy To
express preference Tor any Of The competing candidates
hc aay b. nc TO tho Convention yet lively
g,Uta 20 III! Hon Henry a. EdmOndson, for his
y an straightforward conrse during The whole Of his Con
re.-irna car.r c"nsra'n- Us 10 Recommend him 10 The
.aih Convention ter denomination.
On n,"ti"n 81 I. a Bradford, Esq.
Received, That we faily IN The prophet; the
Con.cnt,n ar1rnse be hid in III" Stnunon ON
u lay of May next i"r the purpose Of nominating
-anG!a: tr Office ~ Commissioner OF the Board q
pnhc holas aud en The chairman appointed five dele
gates from n.,aista: district! 10 represent this county
h,r IT
The Chairman appointed Tor The ms, district: VIM 5
McNri, YIN. tii!', 'o-ge Ed"!ns!on James Edmins
ton add josiah Collision
=. I'm Cry. VIA Boson s. Gay. j. purkiy ani J. 6
alrN,!'.
81 + ! Bradford 3 Herod. j. B Kcy Preston 5Iooro
and IN Ha.r
an. George EuEocr, E. Hudson, bioc s Aoogssi AID
WA $ BrIiier.
On :rrtGo.
;,sovsd That the proceedings Of this nesting &C io
war'y 10 'nc Riemond Enquirer Examiner Fincas,s De-
,nrrs aHd the Western E,a for publication
o, nrtioD Tie meeting adpufpei.
Nm GACKi.FY CheTn.an
H.I Ho0pprLL Secretary.
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JOHN BULL BEAT At HIS OWN TRICKS By
BROTHER JONATHAN The New York Times states
nat has been habit iou year t~0 With several Of
The large English publishing houses print costly editions
OF their works for The English market, ard the time
edition. specially designed for The American markell
printing t in n'or style, upon cheaper paper, and
selling them Diced price The of American
puhise. i generally inserted Tie titie page the
book az printed in England This is done foresa the
American reprint Recently New York publisher made
large collection o! these English printed books ,cshppcd
them Lgnion where he offered them such prices
very largely undcrs the expensive English editions upon
which the publishers rad calculated make large profits
and Gentlemen thus made the losers BY their
ingenuity aid good DEAL Of excitement exists among
thu LONDON publishers ic consequence of this return upon
their own hcads OF ihci. OWE inventions
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EXTRA SESSION OF THE G..
WAsHISGTOS, APRIL IL. lS53

| i.
| The Senate met at II O'clock, AID after ren,i..
time in Executive session, the doors ware ON
| The President laid before The Senate a ,rt.
Soue, resigniuc his seat Is "a member vi the
| having accepted the mission 10 Spain. -
A vote Of thanks h1"ing beer passe! u II,
Saturday, for tie ahis mparla!, and dI4nii !. ~
has presided over 'nc Senate, ant thr houI i,.,r
men. sine die, having arrived, h. 10 max. ;.
ton, nnd previous 10 doing SO, said wii.i, H. .,.
| homo! 1" pFcsi:t, hl- hI.hes; ambition w4l -.
personal regard and cOr:iiehcc q! his celc,u,.
SO HE Senate adjourned sine die.
| The following Argument in avu: oi etnGiy,ir,
tent engineer al high salary, rather TIM nm Ia,
ono Al 4 10" salary. is st'kirs an cancr,r,
Calculation Of the Vaiu> ot IN Gt!e E7pEesr ,-.,.
Rail Road Company may oarc 70 payli,n a NH
The salary is matter 81 small cyn>,qprnrs7 - +
consider tn. importance VI M aaruigt.ro,, .,
skill il the construction u single bridge ci,le,
The quality Dt nat.rli. o! the -iyIe 81 bull in,
ludsmrn; IN ihr pcltioa ami Construction 81 :.
mil: road even III Il: erection O; IL .raa 90,
cost company mugt than 4 ycas's salary Of an, -
tirguIsh.d engineer Ia The county
| Suppose yUn have forty miles of raj! TO-. :, Ia.
construct through mouTialnou, county Il, -
frisres and Stocking Of forty mi!>s Of road ,bra
country ~ be done IN fnsnurr calcul.rrt n 80
the trade and travel OF rnid doing i,-sa I,.
cost AZ TIE lowest calculation 1t Iast SSl106G
Suppose YOU take ordinary salary S. 400 a.,
ply hl 3, making, say s. GOO; ia..e As the .,n -
less than one per cent. on t7c outlay An insurance
pr cent. Is surely no' hlh pr"rlIn cyca sg,,.i
fairs. Boz, mark The :i!isrf:cr. H. the case -.
fire insurance, ire wreck . burning may not oars'
The case I" ri! road you insure a,ainst an 3,..
loss, though not Of t!le wk1e amount Al III. 4,
The services y; !isInggi-H:3 5i,n are in :, nr.,.
anlrs' 0u pay h'gn siiary yuu ar ysry apl 10
'rGpc't"t iIIa. ant consequently lose heavily B.
~" cfse on many Fad TonH' II almost every sect.s
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Tu,S CONGRESSIONAL DiSIKlCi,

rhouph .nmcfnlly Gerymandefed can DC 1Tuv1aeu' -
s,r il in HE looks 81 Wings and feel II m our op'e
u, a candidate uacolneced Nth ola feHas ee" ' ''0
omen field aud we have fears Of lht ftsu,. .
The Wigs Gi the different counties are Hea; " i ii
,Iasocs forthwith 10 Con"rntun 10 nominate cdhu'
ia!c ic,ion is tie .ro-d.- Ihts
Save NJ lr-nds-save us from o"h '1"o' Do.''
then, and then only, will some hope DC 'e'' us"'''
chance Of redemption be open for our "s'fac'cu cause
Such : The language OF the bh'g.
The question is, huw will the Bolts men oil thl' cry
leaders of the Chippewa Clubs men Oh he vigilance
commuters this railing out against 'er CHAMPION
and tol Wi! they amey submit 10 see MN quietly turned
out 10 craze cooy and upercousy tossed overheard in
this anncrl Let meeting Of The faithful be called al the
African Church. and let any upper lem orator read ina,
paragraph there, if he dare
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spcction Of Flour a; Lynehburg for the quarter ending
6,S40
} ACOB MADCk, Inspector

Ne understand that the managers of the coming Worlds
Exhibition confidently expect 10 have the Crystal Palace
ready by The frat Of June Everything connected with /,
making good progress though il has involved much
fotesccn at The outset The articles from
abroad intended for the Exhibition rapidly arriving
fourteen hundred packages having been already received
1t is fonnd that the space provided will not De al all ade
quate the supply of all the applications
". Y. Herald
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SPARE MY HEART FROM GROWING OLD

Old sine, ask boon OF thee
Thoust stripped my heart Of many frisno,
Ta'en half my Joys and all my giee-
Be Just for once 10 make amend
And, since thy hand must leave It's trace
Turn locks 10 gray. turn blood TO cold
Do whu, thou wilt with form and tace.
Blu, spare my heart from glowing ola.
know thou'st taken from many mind
It's dearest wealth, its choicest store,
And only lingering eit behind
Ger wise experience, bitter lore
IT'S sad TO mark the minds decay,
Feel wit grow dim and mamory cold
Take these, old time, take all away,
Blu, spare my hear, from growing old
Give me 10 live with friendship still,
Aud hope and love ill lite be Ger
lie, be the first, The final chill
That bids the bosom bound no more
That 80, when am passed away,
And in my grave lie sumbering cold,
With fond remembrance friends may say
"His heart, his heart grew never old ~!