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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-28

tending to insuuic disposition the part Of the
Senteman, TO make any alsc statement with regard to
this matter
Mr. McKkxxiE advocated the motion to lay on tho table
after which tho question put, aud resuled-ayes IL,
noes IS.
SO the motion to lay on the table was agreed to-
Nc Ike moved TO suspend the rule for TIE purpose OF
taking up House bill cntcd-
Til authorizing the Board Of Public Works to cub
scribe to the increased capital stock OF tho Orange and
Alexandria rairoad company, for the extension Of their
| road 10 Lynehbi arg.
Mr. wALLAcS opposed to the taking up Of bills gu,
OF the iegular order, especially internal improve
ment bills, upon which discussions likely arise.
lie did not consider just take up bills In this form
the expense OF other bills OF perhaps much, no,
more Importance.
Mr. PArRicx observed by the papers Of that day. tina,
this bill made the special order for that day in the
Senate The probability was that Il under discussion
there at that time He could no proprety In taking
| 1t up under such circumstances.
Mr. LEX withdrew bis motion.
The SrEAxER desired to correct oversight his
part in regard to the bill which the gentleman from
Orange (Mr LEX had just moved suspend tho rule for
the purpose oil taking up. His impression that the
bill was in its regular Order not having looked the
dosemcnt from which he could SEQ had laid
made the motion suspend the rules informed Of It's
position spon the table, no less observant to the
endorsement which indicated its position He thought
sigiI '''' - '''' '''' y .'' "' - '-'@' VS.
Mr. LEE then moved to take il up.
The motion not agreed to.
The SPEAKER laid before the House communication
from the Governor accompanied with aquartery state
ment OF the condition Of the Bank of the Old Dominion,
the Bank OF Winchester, o the Central Bouk OF Virginia.
| and OF the Bank Of the N.ley ia Virginia.
The communication and accompanying documents were
| laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
The following cngrossed Senate bills were then taken
| up read third time and passed:
An act to authorize the Trustees OF the Methodist Eps
sopai Church, In Newtown, Frederick county to sell the
parsonage belonging to said Church.
a Oil authorising the appointment Of Trustees in
| tain cases.
This bill was taken up motion OF Mr. STEVENS. and
gave rise TO considerable discussion IL passed. however
bill to define the powers and establish tho compcI
| sation OF Aldermen OF corporations.
substitute was offered by the House for this bill.
Both were laid on the table motion Of Mr. WALLACE
fan amend the esd section Of chapter Of the
Code, provide for the vacatng OF the Office OF
Surveyor of aroad when such Surveyor shall remove
yond the limits OF the county.
On motion of Mr. BRowN, vi Cumberland bills on their
hrsi reading taken up, and series of them having
read the House adjourned motion Of Mr. WALLACE
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WInic, 10 gurope.

The papers by the Baltic represent the cold as intense
in England and on the Continent The cd Of January was
the coolest day in England since 1910 The thermometer
WAs degrees below zero, which is extraordinary for that
county Immense quantities Of anoS had fallen and block
ed up tie railways.
IN France The thermometer down to the Reyolu
uopary po'nt-lb degrees below zero. The continuance
'n' cold will aggravaie the effects Of the general scar
CITY, and greatly increase the distress and discomfort Of the
masses.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-28

fni AccpEsi Az ms Noun HoETH BHuwe alluded yes
ethJ 70 an aeeeui Which occurred Saturday evening az the
NOUN o. North k,s ey which four were drSwnsd
those who Jumped overheard ao dtovnrJ N
that the boat had safely balcony PaI da
vas approaching the falls below thu
n.s ny ho, yho were unfortunately lost before
"a also that SydnoT Rcya youth 10 years M,
son on sdy Who resides 10 THE city happening board
9Tted himself most coui age0uy IL
broash the f.etshg wscr With the owns between
s eip ut becoming entang IN the rope he obliged
M 60 and "h great difficulty eS,cated
LYHchJarg Tfrgigidn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-28

I'd Gov. Hebert, OF Louisiana appear7 to be prodg-
iousy alarmed at that cockandbu story started by the
Washington Union las, year, that England ia about to
emancipate the blacks in Cuba. The worthy Governor
has been sick, and. it may be that account was not
aware that the tale was long since exploded. Though as
to that 1t would require very hale aud vigorous
keep pace with all the explosions that attend the Uon
fabTicaons.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-28

HoLLowAT's PiLLs TIE MOST FTFTcTUAL REMrpr ron
BOWEL CoNPLAsTs ASD DISORDERS SroNAeH this
season OF the when those complaints are prevalent
there IL no better remedy than Hoovny,s Pills whether
a. preventative or When taken In moderate do
ses and At the time strict attention paid to dict
the worst cases will be relieved The prop
critics Of these Pulls restore the impaired Of the
discovered for the OF persons who suffer from long
residence in hot cllmaie and they supass every other
medicine for general hmilH nsn.
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Temperance Reform.

The London Times fires broadside into the Maine
Liquor Law on that side Of the Atlantic. The great
Dhundcrer of Printing Square has holy horror Of
the proposed innovation. 1t thinks its enforcement
would be absolutely impossible in the British Isles
No doubt il is pretty right ltwould be difficult
to imagine what sort Of existence the universal and
eternal beer drinking John Bull would spend without
the help of deep and daily potations national bev
cragc. 1t is part and parcel of his beng-and more
essential to him than even roast beef
On our side Of the water the objections may not-be
altogether strong-though "ball-facc" has quite
ardent worshippcrs with as beer has in Old Eng
land We have amused ourselves in imagining what
would become of Locofocoism il its grog stopped;
and we have iather maciously desired to see it sub
jected to the torture. But satisfied, that the
scheme is impracticatlc The law would be evadcd
Or its enforcement would be attended with such
outrageous invasion of private rights as to be i'm
tocrablc.
Liquor. drinking is great evil and should be
greatly rcjoced to see it abatcd The only practical
bic expcdcnt for mitigating its intensity that
CURED to us is to require OF all oiceholders an oath
that they have not taken drink themselves paid
for drink for twelve months previously, nor will
they drink during their continuance in office. This
woulu Oring the noruc oil ONCE Sockets tnrouguout
the Commonwealth up to the mark Of total abstinence.
1t would prevent all treating at clections-and its
al effects would be immense There would he moth
ing Of tyranny in eSactng the oathtor the acceptance
OF Office would he roluntary-and the State has the
right TO impose conditions those who hold public
office. ltisnot probable that the oath would be often
violated, the penalty should be forfeiture of office,
and all the defeated candidates would he vigilant
watchers Of the officials sobrcty. 1t would ensure
MS sober men in office-.no small natter; and 10y
raging the two ruling vices of the age iehiskey,
drinking and ot'ieesseeling, in deadly conilict-we
might hope that they would annhilatc each other.
An amendment of the Constitution would he
sary for the adoption OF this expedien and il the
Temperance Reformers would busy themselves in pre-
pairing the public mind for it by the time the
next Convention meets, they would do more TO
advance their than they can effect by
urging inquSitorial, tyrannical and impractical
bic schemes 1t is idle to suppose that the
the people Of Virginia going to subject themselves
and the Utmost Of their omices TO sedrchs
idcs and ifby chance, such law should be enacted
it would excite such storm of Indignation that Tenn
perencc reform would he heard of again for hum,
drcd years
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RIOHNOND MARRETs. JANuAnr 81.

TOBACCO eeeipts and transactions very light The
market IL bare OF MI descriptions. Common and middpg
kinds are much in demand, and prices shade higher
w qnote Tugs at - 90 to 81ss; new leaf 30 30
u o. old logs 90 90 TO 60; leaf 90 10 90
mddlng 10 to so; good $40 70 II so; fine manu-
featuring i2 80 TO lb.
wHEATPrime White Is now worth ~, and prime
Red VI ,96.
HESTER & WHITE, Com Aereha-a
ESowDBH,iaCo t.f' Btlngj DO sporlpE for sale BY
" Jfts DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
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t1- MOTHERS BRtAsr CLOTiIs-The,e Cloth, will do
more prevent Rising Breasts give and speedy
relief TO pain In the breasts Of nursing mother arising from
cold other cause any thing 10 the world
day They be without the discomfort 10 the mo-
ther and procured and during period Of nurslny
whenever any dsaeeable symptom 81 hardness Indignation
from any cause exhibits ITSELF heE guaranteed give relief
and In every instance the Rising There thou.
sands yh9 suffer das during the period uunz Directions
for using these Cloths accompany them.
They are 70. sale exclusively by ADIP & GRAY
Main street Rrbrnond yi,yini.
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SMALL Po1.-A traveller who stopped AT tho Genital
rouse one day last week, broke out with the small poI
The Town Council took immediate steps and had the per-
~ 'enoCeo 70 we countan nterdcted all intercourse
s59 NO other case Of the disease has occurred here
aud We trust Il may not Every householder hoveye,
should see that all peT,ons under hs care are yaccosed
26ih " "p's"""", January
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HOUSE, OF DrLraArKs. YEsrrRDAr.-There was no bu
insss ofimportanco transacted yesterday There were
only four unimportant bills reported which came from tho
Committee on roads, No reports from other committees
Tho principal part OF the day occupied in discussing
bill authorizing tho Virginia Central Railroad Company
oconsues another track from point on their road
east q Charlottesville to Richmond. A substitute wa,
offered BY Mr. White, to incorporate an Independent
70 construct road within these points ON James
frenehs principle. Tho bill and substitute WERE on
motion Of Mr. Tomlu, indefinitely postponed IN. vote =,
ing for the MOTION 7l-apainst Il Al
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Southern Eclectic

This is F,onthly MagAzine,p published at Augusta cor.
gia 1t is mainly composed fchoice articles from En-.
glishrish and Scotch Revcws,lAnG Magazines though
occasionally original articles admitted Very good
taste is exhibited in the selections and the original con-
tributions do credi, to southern genius.
Mr. D. X. WhitakeTis the Editor. The Eei,cfc is sup.
Piled to subscribers at the moderate price Of e. PER an
nun.
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January &c, 1854.
10 Tie Editors Of tie Wig

10 Tie Editors Of tie Wig:
DEAR Slha TAgsn observe in the paper, Of Tho A.,
sh,rc Wills. o. ,ho central Railroad at $50 90 pc,
$4,000 How Is it that private individuals quoted
&C. somehow or other higher prices than those 10
the higher an ns oSas Gan you inform the Public for
lead them. "a' calculated to mis-
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us 2iS III 2l2 ZIG 2lI 2l9 gle 2l9 2is 2iy 81, {,
w iSih
On the 10th ballot Mr. Dawson received votes Mr. Iyer,ep
y seAsrngv Mr. ytrson having majority Of m.
vote. duly elected United States for six from
hesh OF March 1850 We have time space remhIE
rue Union, Jan. ~. $3.50 S'''"V''
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Main street. Richmond, ylranIa.



Delay not barber not mind Of fools, phi
iosophT that dir1ss will well Of ITSELF sou eas cure
II with certain medicines dollars Beware how you
per with your general welfare.
ge wild and vicious youths why will ys persist in dosing Win
the hy HdusufiHg c5npouads daily preferred thereby
your appetite dgessn and destroying you mentally
well physically, when you be with doses
d msdloines4
We rake, Of and condition, why will suffer
pine and drag miserable eHtence unified for the sHj,
ent tnd ordinary ys Of fe5 You who arc thus au
noyed and wish 70 be restored 10 health and vrr
pleasant aud eResua should consult MORRIS HI,
lroHc didsss been that any other
physn Of his day Many who have for years ameted
with disease consequences resulting excess have been
restored heaih aud vgor under his really sntae
shoud personal Interview be Objectionable state yoar
in wrng-sneoIe ave dvllar-sddress Ut. W. ~ NORRIS
through the Post Office, Nashville Tenn package Of ed
ous, securely UP, will Le sent privately with dispatch
full directions herewith, and no questions acted.
onslying at distance, and aieted serofua Old H.
GERS letter. Cancers, Piles, Pisula In Ano, Gravel
Gies any disease whatever Of aggravated or
character be cured home By consulting DR. MORRIS m
letter. post paid, enclosing Fee Medicines pleasant and
SAFE be mail to part Of theUellod states
Particular attention given TO hetTsAtent
Ladies who mag snoted with Irregularities Flour Albus q,
whites Proapsus Utsa Falling Womb would do vel
lay aside all false dslcsey roppy the Doctor
cures tedrraniedi
~ once Insurance once Cedar street near the Pos,
Once. Room, No. IL, mp stairs. ...l. t. oc97-diy
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IHk SENATE yesterday passed few small bills. Res
oulons were offered bills reported and business OF
erai character transacted until the expiration OF the moru.
Ing hour The further consideration Of the Aexanda and
Gordousvle Railroad extension then came up as the Or
der Of the day. Mr. Campbell ofNo,to~ay spoke agains
the passage of the bill Mr. Baldwin, of this city, spoke
with reference to the charges made by Senators OF ho
y on the par OF Richmond to the interests of other cities
In the State lie dsclamed any such feeling in behalf Of
his constituents. Mr.. Thomas OF Fairfax was abou, to
continue the debate but gave way for adjournment
Tho bill will DO taken up again to-day at lfpa,t twelve
O'Clock.
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We are gatded TO tan letters from Anua polls that al
meeting Of the Wing members ~ the Legislature wedn
evening last the Hon. james unaninonsy aom
naed Tor reelscon 10 the seat In the Senate Of United
-''
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GTEAmER POCAHONTAs--Leayesh sSs.n
- this Saturday Afternoon fer HaI .kFzRR}kexe
tlmore. received until o'eioek this a.
tsrnoon for Battaors, ..,.
Ia79-i LUDLAM 4 wATsON
w 70 THE yOTEHs OF LOUISA COUNTY.
Without preface or apology candidate once OF
sheriff Of L9us county Industry honesty Apd Integrity can
make me-theif oppostes undo me. JOHN A, WLDDY
Lounl coUEJT, Jan, 70, lsSt-Jsls-o7t
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ELECTION OF U. 8. SENATOR

We give below table tina baoiings I'D TO the Tim. ,l
neral Assembly took 4 recess on "wednesday last.
Le messager. [volume] (Bringier, Paroisse Saint-Jacques, Louisiane) 1846-1860, 1854-05-05

vent dms ~ yoix unc iutona,ion dtsnereallc
qucl1ne chose lie mephisopheliqne-i il ME
cache au'si Ia llapalt dc Sc, pen.ees ct l'ami.
llc nadme' pas lc mystcrc.
Sui, j. ion doutcr de i.ndo, ic don't le caif
waste ct noble ,osi iaut dc ioi nufcr, il moi,
pour M monitor un trcsor dc soniimcns nnc
difference dhumeur ct dappreealion nest
pas uue prcngc dhostiiii6. EnGn, qui salt La
jcnnc,sc dot sans d9utc fnr i ,inet ans, ct
prolabemont j van, micnx, pour limitation i
In 'Ic 4 homnc, colnmeneer par lc ,ouio ct le
seerticsme, ct dcpouiller le pollen dc scnii.
mems q'ic consiitue Ia yrgnite du jeune hon.
mt ,le comprends Ia reconnaissance est nn
fardeal, lamour dc scs somblablcs une dupcric
Ia croyancc un icu iolot--a quoi bon en- efIct
S'cnbarquer sur Get Ocean aycc une lorric
cargai'on de fol ct de principos
\ qloi bon lc sacrifice
Etrc hommc, o'cst jouir ct ION ne pout
plus j@ir qunnd Ia vie commence par labnt
S"''o" " :" n"S'iH'' hn 'hl' lHofal, u n
mour des Irappistcs ct des reigicuscs os. fol-.
la lbctc doit rcposer sur lc douto dc ioutc,
choscs ct 10 respect human ioule ask picds.
.llicr' jc no pcnsas pas ainsi jayais foi
mile nyons balsamqncs Inc carossaicnt une
lum,ero celeste mo moatrait I'M horizon que j.
no yois plus jc suls cnyoloppc d'ombrcs.
llicr, jc croyais, aniourdhui jc dou,c hici
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bonnet. l'artte en- lthinc, 50 scrraient aycc
dcs frtmssencns l'a'tcn,c, paroili aux corui
chons dun loeal remuc.--Au paradis. on pour
miouX dirc, aux premitrcs en- desccpdan, du
ciel. 50 'roaynii 'c pcuplc aux lazzis pcu bicn.
,eilnns, Ia yois pcrrttuci men, irouiquc--
lie pcnplc qui assiste 'ous T. speetacies ct ri.
au dramc conme au audevilc-le pcuplc, qui.
sous unc 'moqueric siercoypec sur "a ltyrc.
yoile In pcnsec qni icrnentc dams son amc III.
sondabc, La ,olc allai, bicu,o, 70 lever.
Grace d la prc,oyance Dc I.ulovic. nous
e,ions deja assis dams uno logo de face, i cote.
dun ancicn eap,ainc ieirai;e on Dun epiccr
illus;re--car notrc ,oisb await 10 croix ct unc
cornc da Coaaitufionnei. sortant dc ,nn frac
boulonnc ius1n'aa mcnion. icmoigiai, dc Pin
,elligen, liLtralismc du raiic porsoupasc dc.
core.
counaisscayoua ricn dc plus hstiiicux
qn'un theatre dc province '.s..--Topjours :. rcyoir
les men'cs sisages ct les mames grimaccs. On.
iondre les applaud emcns frcntiiqncs on les
sislleis dc bon Ton dune fvulc eu ne sal, jnscr
que dos cfo.s dc lunc sur 10 fond du ,ablesu, ct
des fortunes dcs artis,es auycrgna,s, yoir les
memes lorgnons, les mamos robes Q. souyen,
los nemos gants Quo faire en- un tcl theatre
sartout ayant 10 lever du ridcau 10 pcuplc
erie IA roiLr or MES clNo s"us La crises.o
ouc dc Ia pruncllo lc colltgien bsaquc u lon.
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brhle. qnll me ponssc yers nm but, IN ohjci
inconuu c, ignore y l'ambition. nj 'amour ne
me- ioirmcntent dependant q, MULE silhouette
dc femme ne passe dams mes r"yes dc 'reniae.
E.t.cc qua singt ans, Ton dciiont fou
Ce ma,in jc yonlais lire mon mil ne distn.
gna' pas les caracttrc', ct mon ousrasc fyori
n ,ombe dc ma main. Jc youlus irtdonncr une
chanson dc chase. ma yoix rcssembuit M cri
dun chat agonlsant mon fusil suspcndu au.
ohien m'insinnaicnt une promenade dams Ia
bruyerc. une auire idcc en detourna Doii
rrosicnt cettc mobilize Mon perc, jusqu'a ce
jour alma la ienacite de mon youloir d'cniant
QueIlc est done cei,c pcnscc cachdc qui
mobsedc
.le ne sails quoi de mystereux scst operc
chez moi, mon insu jc ne sais quel poison
snbtll s'est glisse dams mes yeincs. encrye
ma yolon,e ct ma rendu chanccant i l'houre
on l'cnfant dot commcncer Sc scntir hommc
Jc maine plus aujonrd'hui GO quo jai,nais Ia
yeile ayoc ,ant dc frenesic. II me scmblc
meme que lailcciion pour ma famillo dimiuue;
10 no rccois plus les carcssas do ma mere nycc
autant do bonhcur-commc 81 j'ayais commits
un crime. je suis contraint dcyant ellie, 10 ne
peux sou,enir son regard, Ct Ia parole expire
sur mes leyrcs quand j'ai unc dcmandc i lui
! f.irr
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Janas, aujourd hui je n aimc Plus Dependant
le d"ute ne peut.ttio produit que par une dt.
eeriion terrible une mort morale.
HUT heures ,ienncn, dc sonncr i ma pen.
due Qne fiire lei, scul, dc co,io Tongue sol.
rec !. quoi bon dcscepire au salon ina f.,
mile Y est, ct ma smur Marie touchc dn piano.
!" nc ponrrais guy etrc nal i l'aisc. Allcr au
spectacle a qno bon les ac,rce. son, horri.
blement hides sous lours ard e, 10 public ny
N que pour 80 laire almircr ct dt,lrr un luxe
dc mausais eolt ct des rlches.es supplement
arln'ses ct beiemcnt depcn.ees---il van, micus
fester re.tons ct reyons pcut-c,rc inirai.jo
par debrouiller mes idees..
slnis quclqu'u un irappo e'es. I.ujovic mar.
mottant &c sers
/" La pare Is, IN bansaiet ,ieans par Ia nature. .
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On ,cr., dc Widdin

oH 'tfii &c " ilhn
4" Ton, lo monde saceoric q dire, que Ia sic d,
solda' russo est Ia plus durc c, Ia plus m-, rablc
dn motdc In garnison ou dams les cantnnncmcns.
Il ct lara-st describes, de parades g, din.pcc-
lions .ans fin. l. ct roufc;G G, ba,,n par scs OFF
ciefs. Tous SOS sop6ricurs lc VIOLENT, lcrns le ca
porul insqnau general. u est NAL nourri g, pi,o-
yablemani pave. Pour lai nnc c.p6nncc d'a-
vahccnout Ha.deA da grade De ,crron, on dc
'efgchi.mpiar. I'm oonir5lc iyranni1us pasc sur
"a pcnstr. u nose leXpumcr, meme a IN cana
rade, sur 10 perspective dune campa gno ou dune
residence en- garrison, lie pcur quc!lc ne sol, 70.
re'ee a ses olicic-s, q, 10 lui attire lc pu, .erri
bic clA,imoui I dol, s'iniordirc dayoir me dGc
que'eon9uc sur ,out &C qui pcu; oiTr M caracitre
d'in'ero' public, snr 10 oommandcmcni dun repi.
mcn', enGn. sur c success on l'isueea. dune
expedition. La pin. degadantc scrviiudc. yoih
"a position soeiale Cha9uc Soda, porte 30 car.
touches dams sa gibotne, &C qn faii su total un
poids d. lirrcs, o, ayec tous sos antres fobfn,.
mems Al munitions, i porte un poids total do %
lhrcs ct donnie
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Fcuilleton du Messenger.
yY .sIt.SNsI;xls AMLyL.
la We -, sns ieuill- empori.r a Ia bri~

j. q.
H. ls ~ avril isls.
Aujourd hui. jai ,inA ans
Pourquo ceite pcnsec opere.,.o.le ehcz MOI
nne revolution Qn'y at IL dextraordinaire a
ayar wing, aus , Dependant je sns tout chan.
ge, je ne me reconnais plus,-Est.ee que Tor
eueil gu quclqu'autro ridieule de &c genre
peuycnt brusqucment transformer une nature.
9, dc calme queIle est, la rendro in,sifrieuse
Q, aeit.e
liicr, jc chaniai., CT ma mer. en- sourlan''
me trouvait bien jeune j'aimas les iolles ca
yalcadcs des ecolers les promcnades sans but,
9, mon cGur nc battat jamals qu'apres une
Tongue course chcyai, on romne par Ia cosre.
Aujourdhui, mon chant .st mclaneolillc,
ja le regard ii.irai c. j. me suprends pario'
i chcrchcr quclquc chose d'abspni Sans eansc
apparentc et connue mon cGur, CONNIE op'
prcsse par unc pcnseo insaisissable souleye ma
poitruc.-Ou plutdt. hicr, jc ne sentais pas
mon cpur, ct aujourd'hui il semblc lu'il Inc
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- av,i 1875
II ctat hnit hcuros ct donic qnand Iarrivai
au spectacle ayec mon nm, I.udoyic La sale,
dn parad,s An partorrc. clai. comblc; les toilet
tes resplendisssient aax lumierss du gar les
loses etaieut eunilldcs lie fcurs ct do femmos,
roses ct blanches, enncs Ct sloilles olies ct lai
des, ,outcs coque,tcs ct peu modestes. .--Lo par.
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