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FALL IMPORTATION


,..x h as hinENWARE, AND FANCY ARTICLES
VIC sohsCR BIER offers to County Merchants md
ms complete assortment Of Tg
-, ~ nNn f@HcB fTs Of his o~n dirrr, '.
,i, i-e,"es ~ England Frnuc, 10
a., A'-sh OF t%iiH, Pressed amt Csf Glass In evsy -.
v" pnnSr ST.. me- uneht comprses nIart the fooWinr
"' ccult Decorated, Gold Hand and wbitr r,.,,h
D0 no nhiic,Grapis and Bluc Print Flowing pu. ppr
pir, Naahscene, Plum and Lilac @' 49,
Se'oe .sen OF 80 -. 80, CO, % pieces VARYING
VIM, npT'Ss from ~ To Sleeper set '''S
M@,er Pitchcrs, cN.red aud uncovered
Basins and ENrrs Toilet S,ts. Ri,b ~.
Common aud Decorated Mugs
S.,ii hhrthenNaTe, suitable for country trade
S"""ous-Ica, Dessert and Table Spoons. Table
scti Fotks, salt and ri spo.n. N.,,lir No.
r,,. ,, Mustard Pots, Butter Knives Casters '"eN'
'"''' OSHefy-lyory Handle Table sets Of ti nice
DO do Knives and FORKS, In dozens
~, 49, Common do do do
"''' "A',-t"stcrs, from the common To the best
npannHiaciursd, Spoons aud Ladies' and SAFETY
Looking Gasses-SplCndid GIT Ornamental Frames French
n fSte various sizes, suitable Tor Man,.l or per
10 DO Mahogany Frames, rcat variety and
Toilet Glasses '''''''' "''"
GLASS Ware-PAln, Pressed and Cut Trri..s WI p,,-,
Salvrrs, Bowls, Preserve Dishes. D,c,nt-r, I'm
hu's hFg Glasses, Guhirtz Clnmpaivn. s,f.ty
fluid Lamps, Water Bottles. Butter piatrs syru,y,
aud Moiasses Cans, Salt Crlcrcs Caster ltoitrs
Preserve Jars, Fish Globes -'
'F' approved collar Lamp, Of which the subscriber
thr sole proprietor, Parlor Hall, store. FACTORY ana
hand Lamps, In great variety - ~
Chandeliers, Of ., g., &C. Burners o,rpst. IN -.
bic terms " va ''''.'''
Walters and Tea Tray $ Lanterns Table N,,s ni,, &C.,,
Toy, Tea, ana Dinner -
Stone Ware, factory prices.
The SUBSCRIBER oueTa of the above on form.
anu Is satisfied that call from
House Keeping will convince them oi sick -
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- gSitllNtOND AND BOSTON LINE or
KIN ma PAtiNLG-.-This line composed of A,t1H>
tAf2She i1Ho~inE vessels aud sails rom BOston 1TS
Schooner SUSAN, Captain $. a. Roger.
MISSIONER " a. a. K,s.r.'
" COURIER, J. IA Rog.rs'
SHARON, J N NTt.
" MENCN TAYLOR Cyru. Nj 'L,rsar
" JCLIErTE. O6.d baker IL
These vessels tc GT,i class expressly for i. ,r
anI nave slp. ri'r Recommendation ior passenger.
lhl summarized ~ experienced Cap aims wen qualified
Trade, AMI wlo
i'N VII o. toWed ~ aud down the
FN!.cd .n - salt promptly IS advertised.
Me'Nar going Nog, OF ordering goods Boston ind
t. Their Interest sp thts, regular line ne
rkht VII always b. tsktr low ny vessels and
o. give satliacti. n. $3.50 '''
Of patronage. ''''
The vessels Ni lie in Richmond Ro. sc,s tn Boston At
Rowts Wharf DAVID tr-gEIS Ri.b,rnJ N''N' a.
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NhAlCn OF agcefNahNs
coorrti isyrsuus-- On cents.
viii each when tickets
procured at the ccc, and persons getting ON the where
tickets sold.
Through connection with bland Dumas Western
Stage Line, b. proud az the once 10 the following places
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News from Buenos Ayres.

We have received news from Buenos Ayres to
the 10th of June-seventeen days later than our
advices by the way of England. We translate
| from EEL Concrete del Plata, Of Montevideo, OF
4 June 81, the following news:
/ The steamer Sheltis came in from Buenos
Ayres There is nothing changed in the political
situation of the country. A schooner and a
smack, taken from the squadron of MIR. Coe, had
been placed at the disposition of the government.
| The former of the vessels under the COM
! mand of Colonel Jose Maria Pinedo, who pre-
sented himself, and also his crew and armament,
consisting of six pieces of cannon. This vessel
was anchored at the Beca del Riachuelo. There
was also rumor that other vessels of the block
aiding squadron had presented themselves to the
government, but this is not yet positively known
to be the case.
The Deputy Azcuenaga yesterday made a mo-
ton before the House to authorize the government
to negotiate with the resident citizens, and with
out the Intervention of any foreign power, for the
re-establishment of peace in the province, on the
basis of its sovereignty and the territorial integ
rty. The committee reported against the project
in all it's parts. The newspapers give no account
of the result of the session, which was to termi-
nate on the 18th.
1t was stated that the foreign agents had re-
ported negatively with regard to the pretension OF
their respective citizens in the case OF the
blockade and it was believed that as soon as this
result should become known the arIning OF the
strangers very probable.
Besides the vessel that had gone over, il was
stated that divers groups of infantry had done the
same.
The daily guerrillas or skirmishes continued
Colonel Mite was improving. His wound WAS
so far healed as to allow his leaving his bed
The ounces or doubloons were still at S342.
- Herald.
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cd slopes till evening began to shadow the land
scape. Oh! those wild, luxuriant woods! The
clearness and. freshness Of earth and sky W.
shouted till the old trees rang with ten thousant
answering echoes. Oh! beautiful, wild, wild
woods! Et '.tg 500 sft
But sunset warned us to proceed homeward,
and we reached the Springs in time for supper
And such supper-Apcus himself could moi
have desired more delicious fare.
Happy, happy day! And the sunset
Oh with what pomp the golden sun went down
Behind that purple mountain! Far and wide
His mellow radiance streamed; the steep hillside
Was clothed with splendor, and the distant town
Wore his last glory like blazing crown.
We cannot see him now, and yet his fire
Still fingers on the city Is tallest spire,
Chased slowly upward by the gathering frown
OF the approaching darkness. God of light!
Thou leavest us in gloom-but other eyes
Watch thy faint coming now in distant skies;
There dropping flowers spring up, and streams
grow bright,
And singing birds plume their moist wings for
flight, .a,r
And stars grow pale and vanish from the sight.
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SCENES ABOUT THE New YoRK CRYSTAL Pa
LAcE-A letter from New York, speaking of the
"sights' in tho vicinity of the Crystal Palace,
says:
"As if it were not bad enough to have scores OF
deformed animals on exhibition-woolly horses,
and horses without any wool-monkeys, dancing
BEARS balloons, rattlesnakes, anacondas, ana other
|9ike monstrosites- artistic exhibitions have
commenced business in three different shanties
Vulgar paintings of gods and goddesses are hung
out for signs to attract the ewd, and though clear
iv COMING within the provisions Of the statute,
not the slightest effort is made by the police to
abolish the abomination. The houses in which
these disgracefu allurements are permitted, are
but temporary concerns, the intentions of the pro-
prietors being to demolish them as soon as the
Exhibition closes The ground which they
stand is all leased at enormous prices. For tho
privilege of putting up two-story shed in va
street, to exhibit Views Of the Universe the
owner paid $4,000 for eighteen months. The
other wonder -mongers have been obliged to pay
proportionatcly high"
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PROFESSOR ALEXANDER G. BARRY'S
il TRICOPHEROUS, or Medicated Compound, for

PROFESSOR ALEXANDER G. BARRY'S
Il TRICOPHEROUS, or indicated Compound, for
beautify,ng, curling, preserving, restoring and
strengthening the Hair, relieving diseases Of the
skin, curing rheumatic pains and healing external
wounds. Bounded by no geographical lines, the
reputation of Barry's Tricopherous pervades the
Union. The safes of the article of late years have
increased in a ratio that almost exceeds belief.
Professor Barry, after careful examination of his
sales book, finds that the number of bottles de
livered to oder in quantities of from half gross
upward during the year 1852, was within triie
Of $50 900.
1t is unnecessary to present at length the evil
dences of the wonderful properties of the Trico-
pherous when the public have furnished such an
endorsement as this. The cheapness of the article,
and the explanations given of its chemical action
upon the hair, the scalp, and in all cases of
superficial irritation, first recommended 1t to
the attention of the people. This was all that
the inventor desired. Every bottle advertised
itself The effects of the fluid exceeded expec.
not be without it. Country dealers in every
have it and thus was built up Wholesale
trade of an extent hitherto unheard of as regards
articles of this kind. The highest point has not
vet been reached and it ia believed that the sales
this year will be million and a half of bottles.
Depot and mandatory, No. 1877 Broadway, New
York. Retail price, Is cents large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity
Sold by all the principal merchants and druggists
throughout the United States and Canada, Mexi:
co, West Indies, Great Britain, France, SC, by
S. PARKER, Penn. avenue,
And A. HAMMOND, 7th street,
June 4-d&triw6m* Washington.
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and the north half Of thirty i've, in townsaip ten


of range five. tH es atf4 ID leIa
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military and other purposes, together with 'those
swamp and overlooked lands, made unit thereby
for cultivation If any, granted to the Stste oy
the act entitled can act to enabls the State OF Ar
kansas and other States 10 reclaim the sswamp
iands' within their limits," approved September
%, 1850, tcill be excluded from the sales.
In accordance with the provisions Of the act Of
18th July, 1886, hereinbsf0re referred to, pre-
emption claims will not be allowed to- any OF tho
above mentioned lead mineral tracts to be offered
at Mineral Point, until after they have been offered
at public sale, and become subject TO private en-
try. And these tracts will be sold in such legal
subdivisions will include the mine or mines at
not less than too dollars and fifty cents PR acre;
and if not sold at the public sale at such price, nor
shall be entered at private sale within twelve
months thereafter the same shall be subjectto sale
as other lands.
The offering Of the above lands will be com.
menced on the days appointed, and will proceed
in the order in which they are advertised until the
whole shall have bsen offered, and the sales thus
closed; but no sale shall be kept open longer than
two weeks and no private entry Of any of the lands
will be admitted until after the expiration OF the
two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing.
ton, this twenty first day Of June, Ammo Domini
ono thousand eight hundred and fifty three.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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HOME PICTURES, by Mrs. G. w. Denison.
III The Boyhood of Great Men, with illustra
tons.
Uncle Robin in his Cabin in Virginia, by J. w.
Page.
Helen and Arthur, or Miss Thusa's Spinning
Wheel, by Caroline Lee Hentz.
July IL FkANCk TAYLOR.
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BY the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre.emp-
ton to any of the lands within the townships and
parts of townships above enumerated, ID required
to establish the same to the satisfaction of the
lister and receiver of the proper land Office, and
make payment therefor az practicable after
seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for
the cOmmen cement of the public sale OF the lands
embracing the tract claimed, other wise such claim
will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
June 23-lawl3w
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cemmc ~l'avait dit CorneilIe a son trere,
sans que Corneille Ie moins du monde
en- e,t laisse soupconner fimportahee
poIitique a son hlleal. s.ss.sfsmu
La senle accommodation quill l"l
cit fate ttait de ne rendre &c depot
uu'a Hui, sur un mot de Ini, que'le cue
fut la personne 1ui vint lie reclamer.
It Cornelius, CONNIE nous layons vi,
await enferme lie depot dams Farmolre
u cayeuN rares.
Puts, lie Ruart part, lie brnit ct les
feux eteints, notre homme n'avait plus
songe a ce paqnet, augnel an contraire,
songeait fort Boxtel, q'i, pareiI an Pilo.
te liable, voyait dams &c Paqnet le n"a-
re lointain ct imperceptlble qul gran
dira en- marchant, Ell qui renierme Jos
rage. .sa
lit m~aintenant. VOLTA done tous les ja~
Ions de notre historic plantes dams cette
grasse terre qui s'etend de Dordrecht Il
Ia Haye. Les s,ivra qnl 'ondra, dams
l'aycnir des chapitres Swans; quaint a
nous. nous avons tenu notre parole, en-
@prouvant que jamais nj Corneille nj
Jean de Witt n'avaient ell 81 ieroces
.nnemis dams toute la Ho'iande que
celui que possedait a Baer'e dams son
,oisin mynheer Isaac Boxtel.
Tontcfois, forissant da"s son igno--
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sin. Cornelius ny cut pas ten'l, et l. e"l
a rinstsnt meme apprecie en- Iet''d'ant
en- amateur, la %yalcur des presens qnll
recevait. LEas ai5s aH rs =.
Tout an contraire, Cornelius ava''
rcspectleusement reen !e depot DIES
mains du Ruart, ct favait, respectneh-
eement ~toujours, mis- dams IN t'roir' le
o nssant an foud, d'abord sans do"te
pour quiz ne idt point vi, ensulte pour
quill ne prrt pas D trop grande paf'le
de la place resservee a ses oIgnons.
lie paquet dams lie tiroir. Corne'lle de
Witt SC leva, SIERRA les mains dc son
6lleuI ct s'achemina vers Ia porte.
Cornelius saisit yievment Ie ffambeau
ct ]s'ayanca pour passer lie premle' ct
peciairer convenablement. #E
iAlors L. iumiere s'eteignlt insens'ble-
nent dams lie cabinet Wire pour ailer
rcparaftre dams l'escalier. puts sous ie
yestibule, ct enfiD dams la rue encore
en~combree de gems qui vou ua 'o'f
lie Ruart remonter en- %cafosse.
L:envieux ne s'etait point trompe
dams scs snppositions. lie depot rem's
par le Ruari a son fllenl, ct s%oigneuse-
scment serrs par celui-ci, c'etalt IL
correspondence de Jean ayec W. DC
Louyois. ne as83
Settlement. &C depot etait connie,
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N DE SUCCESSION
Succession de Adam Carson.

I'm yertu dun decret de la Cour du Ciuquie-
ruo district Judiciaire de / Etat de la Louisiana,
dime ct pour la ~paroisse Assumption, sous la
1.te DIN II mars 1858, il sera ottert en- sente
publidue. d la Maison de Cour de cette paroIsse,
rmr A F.. Hickman, Sbtrif de cette paroisse, lie
Jeudi, lie 23me JOUR de JUN 1853, dix heures
du matin, Ia propricte suivante, appartenant a
n succession de Adam Carson, savoir
Tous les droits, titres, intcrGts ct rcclama-
tons one lie dit Adam Carson Il on peut avoIr
.r IN certain morceau de terre sltue sur lie
lac Plat dams Ia ~paroisse Assumption, ensem-
Bile avec toutes les batisses ct am ,lloratIons Fni
sy trouvent. i .ifan, s..s E.. ... .".m .
Conditions de III ventc :-Comptant.
paroisse; Assumption, lie ~ Mai 1895
i. a.t"iF A. +. HICKMAN,
,c ,a.. 0Df. II. ." Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA Fifth
Judicial District Cour', in and for
the Parish of Assumption.
In the matter of the SUGGESTIONS Of M.
g%nstin Lagrange & EosaIie MailIe,.
Whereas francois Baudoin, administrator Of
said SUGGESTIONS has this day filled with the clerk
OF aforesaid Court, an account of his adninistra-
ton together with Il petition praying that the
same be approved and homoIogaled and that
he be discharged as administrator aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons whom
it may concern to show cause ifany they have
in ten days why said &C :onnt should not be ap-
proved and homoIogated, the POUNDS in his hands
distributed in accordance Herewith and said
administrator discharged from all liability.
BY oidcr Of the Court.
Parish of Assumption, this Eth My
1853.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
36 Clerk.
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HOTEL WASHINGTON
A NApOiEONVU.LE

NJ. JOHN ". BELTS Went d'acqutrir de
NJ. NICTORIE TRICHE lie bel etabIlssement
comm sous lie nom de H5tel Washington.
Les wastes, commodes ct eIt gantes construc-
tions attaches a Get Gtablissement, lie choix des
NETS ct wins servis d Ia table dn WASHINGTON
HoTEL, font sans cnntredit de cette maison une
des plus contortables de la campagne.
NJ. Belts ~s'cccupe achievement damtliorer
Reimbursement dtja 81 bien monte don't il Went
d'entreprendre l'exploItation; ansSi compte-t-iI
sur lie patronage de tous ses amis, des voya-
geurs ct du public Ell general.
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rance, lie tulipicr await falt son cheml'
vers le but propose par Ia societe dc
Harlem, il avail: passe de Ia tulipe bis
tire a l., tuIipe cafe br6ie; ct reve"ant a
Ini. ce meme jour OH sc passalt a Ia
Haye lie grand Gyenement que nous
ayons %raconte, mons allons lie %retrouver
vers une heure de l'apres-midi, enle-
want de sa plate-bande les olgnons IN
frnctneux encore. dune sentence de tn>
Iipes cafe brule, tulipes don't Ia tIoraison
avortee iusque-la etait fixae au prinlemps
de I'annee 1873, ct qui ne ponyaient
manauer dc dopner la grande tnlipe
noire hernandez par la societe de Har-
lem. *ss gsa .rssa
lie 30 ayril 1872, a nnc heure de
r%apres-midi. Cornelius etait done dams
sons echoir, les pieds sur la barre de So
table, les condes sur lie taps, considf-
rant avec deIices trois cayeux quill We
matt de- defacher de son oignon: cayenx
purs, parfaits, %intacts, printipes inaPre-
ciables d 'un des Plus merse'lIenx pros
duiis de Ia science ct de III nature, unis
dams cette c%omhinaison don't ia rensslte
devait il!ustrer Il ja,nais le nom de Cor
nelius van Baerle.
Jc trouverai Ia grandc tnlipe
noire, disait a part Iui Cornelius tout
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AMADEO MOREI
E0TAJR EpUBLIC ETyEGE DEPaIy
#.2fHn83 .-a494s4# tha.
NApOLE0NvILLE. ABSORPTION. A
posa atre des papiers, dune gra"dde i'm

po.a atre des papierss dune gra"de in
p%ortapce.s ns9agtst IT, s,fstas s..
II await d'abord pense que &C. paqnrt
'precisux reufernait qnelques cayenx;
mais II await reil6chi bien yite que Cor
nellie cnltivait peu les tnlipcs ct he
~s'occupait guerc que de l'homme, maui
vaisc plante bien moips agreeable a voir
ct surtout bien plus difficile a iaire hen-
cir.
III en- reyipt done i cette idee que ce
paquet ~contenait purement ct simple,
ment des papiers, ct que ces papiers
renfermaient de la politiqae.
Mais poourqooi des papiers renfermant
DC ID poli,iqlne a Cornelius, qui non
settlement ,etait, mais Sc %vantait d'atre
enforcement stranger i cette science
bicn autrcmcnt obscure, 4 son avis, que
IL chime ct meme que aichimic ?
C'ltait III depat sans doute que Cor
nellie, deja menace par I'impopnlarite
dont commencement a i'honorer ses cons
p~atriotes, remettait D son illeuif van
Baerie. IT In chose ttait d'autant plus
sdroitc dc Ia part dn Ruart, que certes
sc n'etait pms chez Cornelius, stranger
7 tonte intrigue, que Pom trait poursui>
fre &c depot.
aDlMlleurs, 81 lc paquct cut contenu
des cayeux, Boxtel connaissait son vol
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ETAT DE La LOUISlANE.-Cour

ET\T DE La LOUISlANE.-Cour
dn Cinquieme District Judiciaire dams
ct pour la paroisse Assumption.
Succession de Marie Rcync, dtlunte
femme de Gaspard koblcur.
Attendu one Gaspard Kobleur, administra-
teur de Ia succession de ga defunte femme, Ma
RE Royne, a de pose en- Cour un Goa pte de son
administration, ainsi q%u'une petition en- deman-
dant lnomologotion,
Avis est par lie present donnt a to,s ceux
que celia peut concerner, d'avoir a dGduire sous
dix jonrs les raiSons pour lesquelles lie dit comp
te he serait pas approuvc ct homo'ogue.
Par ordre dc Ia Cour.
raroissc Assumption, lc q mai 1883.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
So Grtficr.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

S,ccession of Adam Carson deceased.
By virtue Of a decree of the Filth judicial
District Court of the State of Louisiana, III ana
for the parish Of Assumption, dated the l'ti
NAV 1853, will be offered at public sale, by a.
Y. Hickman, Sheriff for the parish OF Assomp-
liIot,. at the Court House of said parish, Oh
Thursday the 2ad day OF June 1885, at ~
O'Clock A. the following described properly
ba,o,,yinp to the succession oI Adam Carson, TO
Site:5 =L. .:l
All; the right title. interest and claim Of <A'd
adam Carson, in aud Ia II certain tract ot lahd
Ivuy and miag on Fiat Lake, in the parish OF
issnnpion. together with al the buildings and
improvements thereon and there1nt" belonging.
II Trrn.~ Cash.
p.ri-t. nf Assumption. 'hi> 2oth May
1852. ,.
,e .... , Sheriff.
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AVIS.

Les personnes qni desireraient ada pier une
machine a vapeura til moulin rerpendicu-
lalre, trouveront de leur intGret a contlacter
avec M. James G.. Morrison.
1outes les pcrsomes qui desireraient eou-
tractrr pour une telle machine dams 10 but
deNpIolter la r6colte prochaine devront sa,
dresser a M. F. {. LORET, 4 Napoleonville,
avanl lie Ter JUN prochain.
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DISSOLUTION DE SOCIETE.

In socitte qui ~existait entire NM. Gustave
Blanchard ct Aristide Leblanc est dissoute dun
.nmm,in accord. a partir dhier, % mai 1853.
N. Gustave Blanchard ct NJ. Louis Vitae, ce
,o,nier pour NJ. Aristide Blanchard, sont char
sss de- Ia liquidation. s@as.
> paincouftville, 80 mai 1853. rs...
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NOTICE..

Persons wishing to adapk machinerIe- f.
upright sugar mills, will find it their interest
by applying to Iames G. Morrison.
Persons wishing to contract for such machl
1erles tor the coming crop, will please apply
20 M. +. C.LORET. at NapoleonviIle, between
his and the first of June next. ... .4.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-05

en- detachant ises cayeux. Je iouclferai
les cent mile forms du prix propose. u
les d%istribuerai aux %panvresi de Dor
dreeht; de cctte fac' ia III haine que
tout richie inspire dams les g"erres civil"
les s'apaiscrn. ct jeh poufrai, sans r'cn
c.raindre des republics its Oh des GRAM
gistcs, continucr de tenir mes plates
handles en- somptuenx etat. JIG ne Grain
drai pas non plus qn'un jour d'smente,.
les %bontiqpiers de Dordrecht ct les p'a-t
~riniers .du port riennent arfachcf mes
oignons pour nourrir Yleurs famlllef,
CONNIE lis men menacent tout has par
fois. auand il ieur ~reyient que 'ai ache-
lie I'm oignon denx OIL trois cents florins,
C'est re,oln. jc donnerai done aux pau
,res les cent mile forms do prlx. do
Harlem. arp asszs 9aalssitay 2
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Ell i &C quoique, Corne Illus wait Baerl"
fit une pause ct so,ipira. W. aof's's )
- Quoique, continua-t.ii. c'edt etc
.uuc bien Ionce depehse qgG cclle DC
ces cent mile florins appl'qnes a "a
IF aneissement dc mou partcrre on men1c
/ un voyage daus rOricht, patric des
bellies ilcurs. IFG0l1 nn-
a uSef tfa He
In sute nv pfoehaia a,nntro.
s = $780, E.E-L#EZE -