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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-27
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: A PoTHECARlES, and Dealers in Drugs Medicines
n Chemicals, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Gold
riate and roll Surgical ana Dental Instruments For
eign l.-eches, Soda, Syrups Inks and Fancy Goods
mf24 daw6m 229 Main Sfreef WORCESTER
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Olive Oil.

VERY pure, sold by E. MARSH,
y o5 dawis3w hrnzei {.
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.

All who have injured themselves by private and improper in
dulgence will ind this Cordial relief Impotence weak
ness Of the genital of yie power penalty
most frequently paid by those who give loose rein
their passions Young apt excuses
from not being the effects Although impo-
teney occurs from structure deposits in the urine gravel
rom numerous other the abuse of the organs
from excessive venery sefpouton particularly the latter
the frequent it Now who understands the
subject will pretend deny that the power Of procrennR the
species lost by those practise the solitary vice
th by the prudent? Besides by premature impotence the
eesve functions deranged and the physical mental
of the genital organs.
Important advice accompanies each bottle
is put highly concentrated pint bottles with thu
name blown in the glass, and sold fo ss bOeI for a6
II. RING. General Agent, 1872 B oadway, New York,
to whom all orders must be addressed
Agents-M. B. GREEN, Worcester; J. BALCH 4
SON, Providence; BLISS & HAVEN, Springfield I;
BURR PERRY, No Comhil Boston.
jel4 dM&Thaw1y
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D IOOo
N ,Oe ask is this one question,
If you have got any lungs,
If you have got stomach,
If you have got liver,
If YOU have got any blood,
If you have got mucous membranes, any Other
members of the body that = heirs to ills''
Are You not interested in this great remedy-Devne's
Compound Pitch LOzenge /! Store, 3 fremont Temple.
$. ID. FULLER & CO. Piopretors.
Sold in Worcester by Caldwell d Hill, Druggists
Agents Taft & Harrington, Grocers, and by dealers
generally mvl4 diff
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SalAratus,

OF superior quality in 6bls Ibis. an boxes. For
~ sale low, by CHARLES COBB &c co.
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ROSES Providence & Worcester XpresI
By Every Train

By Every Train.
ETsz57asSFs1 PACKAG Els Forwarded, Notes, Drafts,
y'.sst-s and Bills collected, and paid, and all Or
ders attended to, with despatch
Packages and small forwarded and other Express
business transacted at Fan River, Mansfield Attleboro'
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass Bris-
tol, Warren, Newport, East Greenwich Kingston, War
wick, Wlckfeld, Peacedale, and Wakefield R. |. and
Stonington Conn. OFFIcE.-Am. House. Worcester.
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IORsE,s INVIGoRATING ELIxIE

Is presented, phenomenon the ateria nedioa hitber
unheard Of u stmuant without q reaction.
The herb which forms its ingredient has been admitted
by all the great medical and pharmaceutical institutions OF Fin,
rope, to be in this respect 0ene Dr. Morse whose name
is an undlspued authority in science discovered poduc-
non IN Arabia where his aenoamas excited by wonder
FULLY ygoTatiDg effects produced the natives fact
the wonderful endurance the exhauess viQor exhib
tied by the Arabs of both in their desert pgaQes Is
attributable to the use of this vitalizing herb.
An appeal is made to
EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE
who suffers from weakness arrangement teros
pains in the back any other disorder whether peculiar to her
sex or common to both to give the nvgoang Cordial
MARRIED PERSONS,
others conscious of inability from whatever cause will find
this Cordial after they bottle two thorough regenera
TOR Of the system Where want Of offspring regret
of nestmable value. In all directions found the
happy parents of healthy osDng not have been
SO but for this extraordinary preparation equally po
tent for the diseases for which it is recommended Thou
sands Of young have been restored by using
a single instance has it iaeL to benefit them.
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mesh Gr0und Genesee Il0ur,

IDf1O BBLS hest extra Genesee Flour receiving in
hOLO Store, from the Western Railroad Depot
direct from the Mills and for sale at The low es Market
prices by the subscribers. Also, have for sale good
common brands ALDRICH IL co.
y2S df A3 aud as Front St Wntcest,r Mass
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THE WoNDER OF THE WORLD!
Devlns's COMPOUND Pitch Lozenpe!

OoVLAo OUWpUUHu IIJCu AUz5Ng6.
'HNHE Great Remedy for Colds Coughs, &c. is the
cheapest medic Off red 10 the public. The
following e&tra0rdE ry shows ITS effects if faith
fully used. Let the d>p in aid read this case and
hupe If n0t abs to purchase, call our Agents
ard get Il box Tree, such persons wecame:
My FRIEND, RedG This Messrs $. D. Fuller s.
GO:-l had cough for almost a wear, with
bleeding the lungs, and rused great quantity of bad
matter aud have been under the Of one of the best
physicians IN Boston, and have used a great deal OF
nedcine, but without any other effect thsn to grow
worse, and my ply sican said could not be cured
commenced using Deyine's compound Pitch Iozenge
about five weeks since, and their has done wonders
for think they hare cured me, and feel thankful
tina. so good medicine is within the reach of tho
afflicted. JOSEPH PARKER,
No. 10 Tileston street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!

THE subscriber offers for sale at his Old Stand on
southhridge St, every variety of Gro, cries usually
Kept in first rate Store, which he offers at the very
lowest mark Tor Cash. e. e. FLANDERS
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lien d'inquielant pour Gryphus ct pour
Sd file. &c bruit, c'ttait celui des cada-
vres que Pom trafnait ct que Pom reve-
matt pendre la place accoutumee des
executions.
Rosa, cette fois encore. Sc cacha, mals
c'etait pour ne pas voir lhorrible spec
tacle.
A minuit, on frappa a la porte du
Bnytenhof, on plutot a la barricade
qni la remplacait.
C'etait Cornelius van Baerle que l'on
amenait.
Quand lie geolier Gryphus recut ce
nonvel h6te ct quill cut VII sur la lettre
d'ecrou la qoalile du prisonnier.
FiIlcul de Corneille de Witt, mur-
mnra-t-iI avec un sourire de ge6lier;
ali ieune homme, nous avons justement
lei In chambre de famile; nous allons
vous la donner.
1t enchante de la plaisanterie quill
venait de faire, le farouche orangiste
prit son fallot ct les clefs, pour conduire
Cornelius dams Ia cellule qu'avait lie
matin meme qnittee Corneilc de Witt
pour l'cril tel que l'enlendent en- temps
de revolution ccs grands moralistes qui
dissent CONNIE IN axi6mc de la hautc po.
iiiioue
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IL ny a que les morts qui he re-
viennent pas.
Gryphns Sc prhpara done conduire
le filleul dams la chambre dn parrain.
Sur la route quill falIait parcourir
pour arriver cette chambre, le deses-
ptre feuriste n'entcndit rien que Pa
boiement DUN CHEN, ne Wit rien que lie
visage dune jeune file.
lie CHEN sortit dune creche creusee
dams le mur, en- seconant une crosse
chafne, ct il faira Cornelius atm de
le bien recopnaitre au moment OH il lui
scrait ordonne de Ie devorer.
La jeune file, quand lie prisonnier fit
gemir Ia rampe de l'esealier sous sa
main alourdie, entr'ouyrit le guichet
dune chambre qu'elie habitat dams
l'epaisseur de Get escalier sombre. Et Ia
lampe a la main droite, ellie eclaira en-
meme temps son charmant visage enca-
Dire dams d'admirables chcveux blonds
4 torsades epaisses, tandis que de Ia gau-
che ellie croisait son blanc vehement de
mutt, car ellie await ete reveillee de son
premier sommeil par Iarrivee inattendue
de Cornelius.
G 'stait un bien beau tableau d pein-
DIRE ct cn tout digne de maftre Rem
brault que cette spirale noire de rcsca-
lier illumine par lie faIlot rougeatre dc
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AUX MEMBRES DE IA CONGRE
CATION Ste.ELISHBETU.

Va lie ditltrend qui existat entire les
desservants de rEgIise Ste Elisabeth ct
la Cabriqne de cette tgIiSe, la note que
le reverend Andricnx IA jait lire Ell chai-
re Ie - du mois dernier, est reslee sans
rtpo"sc .iusqn'a &C jour. Aujourd'hui
que Ie diiltrend est reg'e ct que je ne
suis plus marguilIier, je crois devoir y
rtpondre,
Je declare tctte note fausse, ct jc
proieste contre l'abus que I'on fait
dams Ccttc Circumstance dune chairc
evangeIique.
J. l.. GAuTnREAux.
Assumption, ce 70 Juin 1853.
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POLICE JURY
OF THE PARISH OF ASSUMP-

OF THE PARISH OF ASSUMP-
TION.
Regular session, held at the Court lEou.
sc of this parish, on Monday sixth
June 1858.
Presents
J. B. l.. Dugas, Alexandra CniIIot,
jean Alleman, Narcisse GueLry,
Pierre Theriot, Hubert Arseneau,
a. NJ. Foley, Alfred Tete,
ID. limeI, Gustavc Lauve.
Simon Melancon.
On motion,
n. ID. lIimcl was elected president
pro Ten.
On motion,
The president appointed committee
composed Of Me>rs Z Theriot, ,Arseneau
and Guiliot. to examine into the validity
of the titles Of the newly elected mem.
hcr>, who np"n examination Of said ii.
ties report to have found them complete
and TO be satisfied Of the validity OF the
election of said members, and
On motion Of NJ. Dugas,
Said members were sworn by NJ. T.
Trnhant ii justice Of the peace of this
parish, and then sock their seats.
On motion,
The following officers were unanimous
iy elected
NJ. A NJ. Foley, president Of the Po-
lice Jury. &. l.. Mavor, secretary Of the
Police Jury and Andre SoIorzano, cons
table of the Police Jury.
The president appointed II committee
composed Of Mesrs Tete, Dngas and Hi.
mel, TO examine the parish treasurer's
accounts, and another comittee compo-
sed of Niesrs Dugas, Lauve and Tete, to
examine the claims against the parish.
On motion,
The Police Jury appointed the fol-
owing persons, as Judges of elections
or The ensuing year.to wit
i.t District. Valery Leblanc, Edouard
Wives & Antoine Mar
tineZ.
I'D. Numa Wives, Ado!phe
Leblanc & Gabriel Ro-
driguez.
Sd. Ursin Melancon, Floren
tin Michel u SEVERN
Landry.
4th. t" Marius Albagnac. Eten- !
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On motion of NJ. GuiIIot,
Resolved that in conformity to the
second section of an act Of the l.egisla.
turc of this State, entitled an act
relative TO the indigents deaf and dumb
ofthe State of louisiana" approved ja-
"uary 18th 1888, the president of this
body is hereby required to inform the
governor of this State, that Justinie.,
Barber, thirteen years of age, son of
Antoine Barber and MeIanic Melan-
con, is deaf and dumb, that his parents
are poor aud that he, said Justinien, is
worthy Of charity.
On motion.
Resolved that the sum of twenty dol
lars be l. The same is hereby appr opria-
ted out of amy money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, for the pur-
pose of purchasing seal press for the
use OF the district court and that the
clerk of said court be, and he is hereby
requested TO make said purchase in the
shortest possible delay.
a petition of the inhabitants of Bayou
Long, is read, praying for the division
OF their school district, during the dis
cussion of which, on motion of NJ. Tete.
The Police Jury took recess until
three o'clock Z. Nj.
At three o'clock the Police Jury met
again. same members present.
NJ. Dugas on behalf of the committee
appropriated to examine the parish trea-
snrer's accounts, reports to have found
said accounts correct, and besides that
there is now in the parish treasury the
sum Of three thousand one hundred and
nineteen and eighty six which
report was approved. .
On motion,
Resolved that the parish treasurer and
bis securities be discharged from all res
ponsabiitee, as soon as. said treasurer
shall have settled his accounts with his
successor.
nj. Dugas on behalf Of the committee
appointed to examine the claims against
he parish, reports by recommending
I,e payment Of the following accounts ::
A. +. Hickman, for cleo
tons Sl2O SO
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.S6c7 471

! SOtI 4|3
On motion Of NJ Tete,
! Resolved that the sum of two hundred
dollars be and the same is hereby al,
lowed to NJ. Ferdinand Romagosa, for
the payment Of his services as Inspector
Of roads and levees Of this parish.
The yeas and nays be called for on
the adoption of said resolution, it APP
peared that Mrs Alemand, Theriot,
Tete, Me|ancon, Guillot, Guedry, Ar
senean, Himel and Lauve, voted in the
affirmative and M. Dugas in the mega
tive-nine yeas and one nay-conse-
quently said resolution was adopted.
On motion of NJ. Himel
Resolved that the Inspector of roads
and levees of this parish and his securi-
ty be and they are hereby discharged
from all responsibility towards the pa
rish.
On motion.
Resolved that in future there shall be
elected annually, two inspectors Of
roads and Ievecs for this parish.
On motion.
Resolved that the parish be and il is
hereby divided into two road ond lcvce
districts the first district beginning at the
upper line of the parish and finishing at
the Attakapas Canal, and the second
commencing at the Auakapas Canal,
including said Canal, and finishing at
the lower line of the parish.
On motion OF M. Dugas,
Resolved that the salary of the ins-
pectors of roads "and Ievees Of this pa,
rish, be and the same is hereby fixed as
follows the Inspector for The lower dis
trict shall receive two hundred dollars
year for his services, and the inspector
of the upper district shall receive one
hundred and fifty dollars year for his
services.
On motion Of M. Himel.
The Police Jury went into the cleo
ton OF the inspectors of roads and levees
Of this parish, M. Joseph Guedry was
us candidate for the upper
district Of this parish. The president no.
minated Mrs HimcI and Dugas asscller,
& on counting the votes it appeared that
M. Guedry has received the votes Of
all the members Of the Police Jury,
consequently he was declared duly cleo
led inspector Of roads and levees for the
upper district of this parish.
Mrs Ferdinand Delaune, Rosemond
Triche and Marcellus Daigre were pro-
posed as candidates for the lower district
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coup moins de temps que nous avons mis-
4 la decrire. Puis Gryphus continua son
chemin, Cornelius fut force dc Ie suivre,
ct cinq minutes apres il entrait dams 10
cachot, quill est inutilc de d6crire, pu'a-
que lie lecte,r le connait deja.
Gryphus, apres ayoir montre du dolgt
au prisonnier lie lit sur lequel await tant
souffert lie martyr qui dams In journee
meme await rendu son anne D1cu, re-
prit son Ellot ct sortit. =,
QUAINT a Cornelius, reste scul, il Sc
jeta sur ce lit, msis ne dormit point. II
ne cessa d'ayoir l'eiI fxe sur l'etroite
fenatre a treiIlis de fer, qui prenait
son jour sur lie Buytenhof; il Wit de
cette faGon blanchir par dela les arbres
ce premier rayon de lulniere que lie eiel
laisse tomber sur la. terre CONNIE IN
blanc manteau. u
Ga ct Ia, pendant la mutt, que'ques
cheyaux rapidcs ayaient galopps sur le
Buytenhof, .des pas pesants de Patrouil.
les avaient frappe Ie petit pave rond de
la place, ct les meches des arqnebuses
avaient, en- s'alIumant an vent d'ouest :,
lance. .jnsqu' 'au vitrai! de Ia prison din
termittants eclairs.
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Gryphus avec la sombre figure de geo
lier; au SONNET, Ia melancolique figure
de Cornelius qni Sc pencheit sur Ia ram.
pc pour regarder au-dessous' de lui, en-
cadre par lie guichet luminenx, le suave
visage ct son geste pudique un peu con-
tra,ie peutsetre par la position e'evee dc
Cornelius, place sur ces marches, d'o1
son regard caressait vague ct triste
les epanles blaEches de la belle ieune
file.
Puis, en- bas, tout fait dams l'ombre,
a Get endroit de l'escalier on 'obscurite
laisait disparaitre' les details, les yeux
'escarboucles du molosse secouant sa
chaine aux anneaux de laquelle la
double lumiere de la lampe de Rosa ct
du falot de Gryphus venait attacher une
hrillante palette.
Nlais ce que n'aurait pn rendre dams
son tableau lie sublime maftre, c'est rex-
preston douIoureuse qui parut sur le
visaee dc Rosa quand ellie Wit ce beau
ieune homme pale monter rescalier LEM
tement ct qu'elle put lui appliquer ces
sinistres paroles prononcees par son
pere
- Vous aurez Ia cha,nbre de fa-
mile.
Cette vision dura ,in moment, beau-
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NO 10.

| Va tHis P'iIetls anu VII SOu'tiHS, ti'c SO1Cs
it appeared that NJ. Triche had recei-
we'd seven votes, NJ. Delaune one and
M. Daigre three; consequently M. Ro-
semond Triche was declared dhIy e!ec-
ted Inspector Of roads and Ievees for the
lower district Of the parish.
On motion, =
The Police Jury went into the eIec.
ton Of IA parish treasurer. M. E. 0. Nc.
lancon is proposed as candidate, and
there being 10 opposition, was unani-
mous| y elected.
He offered for his security, NJ. A. +.
Hickman, who was accepted by the
Police Jury.
On motion Of M. Tetc,
Resolved that the treasurer be and he
is hereby authorized to pay 10 the re,
corder of this parisl1, the costs of II re-
cord book for the office ofsaid recorder,
on presentation of the merchants ac-
count, who shall sch said record hook
provided the cost does not exceed the
sum of fifteen dollars. j.. "I
The president appoi nted committee
composed of Mrs Tete, Melancon and
llimel TO examine the necessary repairs
to be made to the parish jail.
On motion of M. Tcte, ."'
Resolved that the sum of fifty dollars
ii year be and the same is hereby appro-
priated for the relief of Etienne Muze-
role payable quarterly on his own war;
rant. ',, =
On motion Of Nj. Dugas,
Resolved that the sum Of fifty dollars.
IA year be aud the same is hereby ap>
propriated for the relief of Jean Don--
zeIIe payable quarterly on his own war
rant. 81"
On motion Of M. Dugas,
Rcsol;e that the president Of the
police jury be and he Is hereby autho-
rised for contract with a printer for nil
he printing Of the police jury, incIn-
ding notices Of State and parsh'eIec-
ions; provided the cost does nat exceed
he sum of ono hundred and fifty dol
arS. '''N
On motion Of M. Melancon. ,''
Resolved that in future all the judges
If elections in this parish, shall receive
. compensation of one dollar IL day, for
very day they are employed in holding
IN election. .n - '~7
On motion, the Police jury adjour~
led until tomorrow ut ten O'clock. -
Tuesday june 7th 1853, Police Jury
net pursuant TO adjournment. Presents:
\. NJ. Foley president, P. Thorio, }.
}. l.. Dngas, s. Melaneob, : A. Outlet,
1. Arscneau, A Tete, N. Guedry ard
;. Lauve. N'*a
Is On motion, ' -
Resolved that the parish attorney be
nd he is hereby authorised to prosecute
lrs d. Himel and j. AIlemand and
ave them fined for not attending this
,eeting Of the Police Jury, unless they
ave sufficient excuse for not attending.
Be it further resolved, that copy Of
1e resolution be sent to said parish at
orney. ."
On motion Of M. Arseneau,
Resolved that the sum Of fifty dollars
year, be and the same is hereby APP
ropriated for the relief Of widow Char
3 Himel, and that the treasurer be and
g is hereby authorised topay said sum
on the warrant of said widow
harles Himel. ""t
On motion I'M. Dugas,
Resolved that the sum Of fifty dollars
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.nR q W i ia u l2 pON {
LA TULlPE NOIRE,
PAR ALEXANDRA DUMAS.
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PREMIERE PARTIE.
TX.
LA CHAMBRE DE FAMILLE.
LA CHAMBRE DE rAMILLE.
{ Suite. J

s Saite.
Rosa await prolific de ce moment, etait
sortie de sa cachette ct en- await fait sor-
&c son pere.
LA prison etait complement deser-
te; q quoi bon rester dams la prison
quand on fgorgeait au Tol.Htk :
Gryphus sortit tout tremhlant derrie.
re IN eoarageuse Rosa. lis allerent fer.
mcr tant biea que NAL Ia grande porte,
nous dlsons tant bien que NAL, car ellie
etait 4 moitie brisee. On yoyait que i
torrent dune Paissante colere await pas
ID par Ia.
VeTs quatre hcures. on entendit le
oTalt aul rcyeRait. inais ce bru;l k'ayait
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Nous nnnonc"us NE Ic .|"gn }. n.
CARRiG AN. Surin,endant actue! dcs
Ecole. pubipues de l'Elat. est candi-
da, pour Ia meme place n la pr"chaine
Election. snj"t a In decision de !" con
vea,ion democratianc.
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.Hnxicmr rEdtteur,

VrniIl,z y nnnoncer dams vo're onrnal
onc Nj. JOHN +. AYRAUD. litulaire
a.tnrl. ct canhidat aux prochalnes elrc.
tiou> pour la place de Recorder dc ia
p.uoi>sc h.crt,sion. II srra >outrnn par
SES NOMBREEX AMlS.
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M,asiieur rEdite,r,

.H3nsleur TEditeur,
VculleZ annoncer Nj. AUG USTIN
DUPLANTlER. de Ia paIoi,se Est
Baton Rouge, CONNIE canddat a la place
d'Aaditeur des Complies pnblics, sujet a
denomination de liz Convention Demo-
eratique,
IN GRAND NoMBng DE DEMoCRArEs
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.Npnsienr l.EIih w.

NeuilIcz announcer qu aux elections de
nostmbrc proclaim jc snis r"ndidat a
III pince dc Recorder dc cette paroisse,
1ae j'occupe actneIicment.
ANDRE LEBLANC,
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@ Nous sommes autoris6 il announcer
que Nj. CHARLES f. GRENEAUX cst
candidat democratic ia place de Ire
sorier d'Eta,, sujet il la decision de la
Convention Democratique-
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A. +. Hickman, sheriff
fees, - 900
A. +. Hickman, for elec-
tions 81 so
A. F. Hickman, sheriff
fees, 10 80
A. +. Hickman, do. 10
A. f. Hickman, for eIcc-
lions, 0G 90
f. Bergeron, II 90
E. 0. MeIancon, constable III 32s
e. Supervielle, printer, l22 90
G. J. Gauthier, constable. 5 90
J. b. Dugas, justice Of tho.
peace, 1925
A. Morel, justice Of the
peace, 80 10
L. Dclaunc, coroner, 73 50
J. Pugh, physician, 10 90
f. Painchaux, do. 10 90
+. Romagosa, Inspector
of roads and lcvtcs, 1:5 o.
Melville Blanchard, 5 90
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26
DIMANCfIE 9G JUN 1853.
Comuttin,,e nta Dour,sal :
AGENTS DU PIONNIER.

AGENTS DU PIONNlER.
IN. L. Eude, Passage
'NLLE-ORLEANs do la Bourse, No 35,
!, } eucoiguure Cont.
,AscEsslos NM. Richard & Templet.
RlvIDRE-NEuvE. NJ. Frmin Dnplessis.
IBERvlLLE NJ. J. Breau.
sr-JAcQuEs NJ. Auguste ThGriot.
Sr-JEAS BArrlsrE, Az rl.,,rdperrat
Sr CHARLES
posr.BnsAux. At. Edmond Bulliard.
TH1poDAux ~ NJ. Adolphe Blanchard.
HouuA ..~.. NJ. +. Gagne.
Srs-MAR1R NJ Etienne Penisson.
AssomPrrox G.. Rodriguez. Cate Star
BELLR RlvtgRr NJ picrrc Therot.
PAIscoURrvtLLE. NJ &. J. +. Ganthier.
II, Dams les paroisses Oh nous n avons pas
unmmd d'agcnts, nous prions les Maitres de
poste de vouIuir sc charger dc lageuce dc notre
feue.
ANNONCES: Pour los Insertions annonces,
.yis, etc, etc. les conditions sont les sulvantes:
Par DIX LlGNEs, pour Ia lere insertion $l W
Pour les insertions suyantes :: -: : oO
Tout abonne qui vondra suspendre son ahon-
sement dcyra prevcnir, par ecrit. rEdlteur,
suinzc lours au moins, avant Respiration dn 'rI-
nestre
On execute l'imprmere du PIoNNIER, Ell ce
arx prix es plus tnoderes, tnntes especes d ou-
wages typographiqnes, (Jobs,) tells que, CAR
Tss, FAcruREs, PAMPHLETS, BLANcs. ETC, ETC.