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'ah'lsm' and is addressing some able letters
10 ms former congregation on the subject in
,Ae Patterson MtelHgcnccr.
Christian nation, inhabiting II. 900 vii
lagos, and having churches. pastors. tn,
Scriptures and bishop, is reported to hay,
been discovered near Cobool in Asia.
n native Protestant church, under the on.
Iightened and tolerant government of Pied
mont, is about to be founded in Genoa.
n Mussulman was beheadcd at Adrianoplc
in November last, for protesting the Christian
Religion He also said Mohammed was a
false man, and he exposed the corruptions OF
the Mohammcdan system lie was rcmandcd
to prison and cruelty tortured, to induce him
to recant, but in vain. He was afterwards
brought out and bchcaded. and with his la st
breath lie protested against Mohammcd. and
said, " | profess Jesus Christ. and for him T
die"
The Prussian Prayer book cnioins that the
whole of the service, including the sermon.
shall not exceed an hour.
The Archbishop Of Paris, considering the
severity of the season, has authorized the
faithful to eat meat on Friday, till Lent. He
deems that the body is better able to bear the
cold, if well fortified Within
DoING Coop WHEN TRArEIrNC..-Ono Of our
g merchant princes " SAYS. Z" have given to
individuals about one thousand tracts since
April / in nine States in the Union and
am satisfied that Christian travellers can do
great good at small expense BY distributing
tracts, If they will only select them carefully
and present them kindly. A narrative tract. .
and especially new one, rs nearly always
received with smile and a bow
CHADBAND IN BosToN.--An eminent divine
IN Boston, while preaching last Sunday after
noon, from Proverbs xvii 10, made use of
such an illustration rs this, IN the clucdation
OF has subject " If Il man look down on the
unruiiled surface of lake, what will he see
Not bird or a fish but IL reflection of his
own facc.' The popularity Of his expression
induced one of his auditors to suppose that
the preacher was cmllous of the IMPRESSIVE
oratory OF the Rev, Mr.. Chalband. in Dick
en- S g Bleak House," when enlisted in behalf
of little Joe:
W hat are you my Young friend, Are
You beast Of the field No. A bird of the
ar No. \ fish Of the sea or river! No.
y GU are human boy, my friend. \ human
boy'
When the recent difficulty between the
Northern and Southern divisions of the NJ. +
Church was settled it left two other arrange.
ments 10 he effected, viz : that with the Book
Agency at Cincinnati, and that of the " Char
tered Fund in Philadelphia. The latter has
been aInicably arranged with the Rev. DR..
Green, one OF the Southern commissioners.
This point Of litigation settled, there only
remains the Book Concern at Cincinnati. The
amount to be paid to the South by the trustees
of the Chartered Fund is $4,000.
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ITEMS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

-BUSINESS AND RAILROADS. The sums
paid out last week on Railroad and Manuiac-
turing stocks and bonds Of various kinds.
were enormous. In Boston, they amounted to
three and quarter millions, and in New York
to about twice that sum. 4 single railroad
banking house in New York paid out over
halfa million dollars. Notwithstanding these
large sums thrown into new hands, the money
market is still tight.
The receipts of the Hartford and New Ha-
ven read for the quarter ending Dec. / were
$2Oi ,G32, which is $50, 346 or 81 per cent in
crease over the receipts for the same time last
year; the net income Of the road for the cur
rent year will exceed - per cent
The receipts Of the Hudson river road for
December were $l23,l74 against SSO, SsG
same month last year.
The Erie road received in December, s4l5,.
400, which is S63, 2G4 more than in Dcccm.
her last year, The total receipts for 1853 arc
very nearly five millions of dollars, or 81 ,lS4,
G9j more than in 1852,
The New York Central road pays per cen
from the business of the last nine months.
The boston Post says "\Ve learn from head
quarters that should the Vermont Central, il
the coming six months, increase its earning,
al me same per ccnt0ge hhat has been actualh
obfa'ned IN the past hoLf year, it will pay til,
Canada per cent, the interest on all its
bonds, and its current expenses, and leave a
clear surplus of earnings of 100000. On
Saturday, j. S. EIdridgc, ESQ, was elected
one Of the trustees Of he roId qGd,rfho Gc.,
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n DEATH o REV. DR.. BATES The Rev
Joshua Bates, d. D., for twenty-one years
President Of Middlebury College, died at bud
ley, Mass, on Saturday last lith inst. He
was Il member of the class which graduated
at Harvard College in the year 500, of which
Chief Justice Shaw and Washington Alston
were members he was ordained pastor of the
First Congregational Church in Dcdha;n. in
1903; was chosen President of Middeburv
College in 1918 remained in connection with
the college twenty-one years; then removed
to Dudley, where he closed his long and use
full life by short and painful illness, at the
mature age of - years.
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Does any one doubt that Parson Brown
low of the Joncsboro, Tenn, Wing, is Chris,
tian' Witness the following outburst o.
his loving Kindness towards his Northern
brethren -
" The Methodist Episcopal Church, North
has appropriated two hundred and sixty thou
sand dollars for Missionary purposes the COM
ing year. Thousands Of this amount is for
domestic missions, and will a. given to those
srli'sacriicing, peace making, Yankee hvpo-
critics In the ministry, who labor in Virginia.
Maryland, Kentucky, Missouri, Arkansas.
lcXas and CaiIornia--to convince people that
II man can get to II Yankee heaven and own
slaves The only argument that will con-
vince the pious rascals Of their errors is Il
roat- of tar and feathers, and Il good ride on
il fast trotting Southern fence rail"
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\ T. W q q O ID S
HORTfON,S.

WE HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM THE
w City, with large assortment of New Goods
and we can now show our friends one of the best
stocks IN our line ever offered in this market Our
assortment of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, of
the best quality, is large and varied. onr JEwELRY
comprises every variety of style and price, and of
the latest patterns and in the FANCY GOODS
line, may be found everything usually kept in estab-
lishments like ours We steadily adhere to our sys
TEN of business, which, far, has been successful
and has met with the unqualified appreciation of our
friends and customers-viz The CASH, ONE PRICE,
SMALL PROFIT system. Every article of goods in
our establishment is marked in plain CURES, and wn
we sell at our mark-guaranteeing all to be Juse
WHAT WE RECOMMEND 1T TO BE.
We gratefully appreciate tho encourag cement that
has thus far been given us and trust continued
efforts TO merit it, will meet with the favor of dis
crlminsting public. II. V. HORTON 4 co.
No. Bank Block.
Burlington, Sept. %. ddwtf
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Important to Young Men,

H'"m'n'S realty ~agS Ia makc Money
] OTTER for sale upward, Of Thirty different Re.
coiut', many ot which have been odd the past
year for five dollars riccc, and the Whole conrris
ing many different way, to make money. In thc
sales "t one of these articles alone, have known
- ung men tn" past pear to make from FIVE to twelve
dollars per day and in the Manufacture and sale
If any e the articles. Young man Of energy and
ability can fail t" make money.
Andres, T.. BOWMAN. Boston. Mas cuclosinc
one dollar, and the whole number of Receipts will
bc forwarded by mail. No letter taken from the
office unless prepaid.
Dec. lG, lNj;. vcmo,
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Ian Warrants.
E AZ a II aA Z

n ~ Who WANT AAES OF THE real. COL
N LINS & co. make should be particular to notice
thc stamps, as there various countcrieits and i'm
itatons stamped Collins and labelled much like ours
winch are fraudcntly sold in some parts of the
United states as our manufacture. They are made
III ulhcreht parts OF the country by various axe
MAKERS and are generally of very inferior quality
Inc genuine Collins axes, which have acquired such
an extensive reputation, are invariably stamped
"CpLLLNS co., HARTFORD" and each axe
mas printed label with my signature. 1t is now
more tnah TWENTY-FIVE YEARS since commenced
ne business with the stamp of Collins & Co.. Hart
ord" and do not know of any other axe-maker bv
he name of Collins in the United States
SAM. W. COLLINS
August q, 1853 wgwIvclr
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70 the Musical World.

aJlANO FORTES, BENNETT & CO., 3Gl Broad
way, New York, arc manufacturing and have
constantly on hand an extensive assortment of Pr
amos embracing every variety of style and size,
from to - Octaves, from S1O0 to = 900 each.
We have testimonials from the first Pianists in the
country of the superior Brlliancy, Breadth and
Sweetness of tone throughout the entire register of
our Pianos, while delicate elasticity of touch has
Deen prominently secured all our instruments arc
iuliy warranted to give satisfaction. Buyers who
understand their own interests will call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. BENNETT & CO..
ly 3G1 Broadway New York
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y f. II IN e. M en- NES.
GROVER. BAKrp A co.

HRpN'R. BNkfl co.
'S'hiN MACHINE j. now Justly the most arprovcd
aud II" controversy exists between it and any
TI"'f lRt'nt "h'cr', iui Broadway, New York;
lIaymarkot square, Boston aid A. south itb s.
Philadelphia. 1v
september 1853.
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Sewing Birds,

WE HAVE A VARIETY OF THESE VERY
w convenicntarticcS, with and without the cusb
ion, Every lady should have one.
II. V. HORTON & co.
June 5O. d&wtf
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h lsls!cs AZ Darling,

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
62 lcSS'V STRAIT, ncor Gr,enupch sfrco, Wv York
4 bkpEkN personally or by letter equally regarded
~ In prices, qualities, dispatch, &c. ~
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!Gutta Percha Pen.

:" E HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT or
the Gutta Percha Pen, an article that ink
' not corrode For sale by the Gross or single box
H. V. HORTON & co.
October 3. dLwtf
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PONDS IMPROVED
& DO KIN q IL A NG n

- TX sizes, suitable for the smallest privatrfamily
to warm additional ronms can be attached if de-
sired. Also water backs tor heating water for bath.
ing and other purposes. Together with large as
sorment OF cooking, paror and box stoves OF every
description, for sac by r. BRONSON
college ST., burlington, June 9. d6t&wtf
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SILVER SPOONS.

I Good assortment Of Silver Spoons OF
. 4 ifunanutacture and finish and wa rranteJ
pure as coin, lat H. v HORTON'S
Mifch 10 DIS wtt
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GONG EAST AND SOUTH.
.NORVHER.F RAILROAD. " \.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.

IN and after Monday, May 30, l-53
" trans wiz run as follows
Leave O ,drnsburgh arc A.M.,1 30 NJ, and , 81
P. NJ
Arrivinlar RouscsPoint at o.i5A.N. II l5AM
ana ID VI.
Leave ltouse's Point at A. Mp 80 P. NJ, and & &c
P. NJ.
Arriving AT o gIensburah at | 80 r.M,7 :? NJ, and
II =. VI.
Passta GERS leasing Otd~nsburSh by the morning
trains WIZ ~ aide to reach
Boston aud New York the same Evening.
BY tn afternoon tram they Will r. Ich Montpelier
and Rutloud the same evening and Boston and New
Or> early the next dav. They Wl also reach the
steamboats in season for their evening run south
through Lake Chnmrlain
Passenger, leaving Boston and New York in the
eHrly trllGs from those cities and Montreal AT )
OciDck p. v ,wlIl reach the boats from Ogdrns-
burgh tor ports on Lake Ontario and the Upper
Lakes the same evening.
Tn" tram leaving OIdensburgh nj 80 A. NJ con-
meets with the Express Steamers from the West,
pntlng passengers by those steamers into Boston
and New Y ork the same evening. - This train
does not stop at Way stations
GEORGE PARKER,
d&wtt Superintendent.
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SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH WEEKLY :? PER
> ear specimen gratis, and all Spiritual Books.
for sale by PARTRIDGE & BRITAIN, 300 Broad
way, New York Nv
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VI AlCilt>, superior article, round and square
VI Hplnt- in L taf rJ,d onl Njnr,r, Paper Bores,
put ny in Shipping order, and sold at the lowest
prices, by CliA>. PARTRIDGE Il co., l25 Maiden
Lane New York. "
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Am AND AFTER DECEMBER II, 1858, PAS.
" sengcr Trains will run as follows
GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Boston at ! A. VI. reaching Burlington at
Il and Rouscs Point at p. NJ, Montreal in the
forenoon, and Osdcnsburgh at noon next day.
Leave Boston at II NJ, New York at \. NJ.
lodge at Montpelier Vt, and arrive at Burlington
at lOi A. NJ, Montreal at 2, and Ogdcnsburgh at 4
p. NJ, next day.
GONG EAST AND SOUTH.
Leave Rousc's Point at 6 \. W., and p, W., in
connection with trains from Montreal and Ordcns-
burgh, and arriving in Boston and New York THE
SAME day, by the u NJ train, and the next day by
the =. NJ. train.
For further information, apply at the Oglcnsburg
and Rousos'a Point Passenger stations, the Cham
plain and It, Lawrence Railroad Office Montreal, t.
OrIS kIMEhhL, Agent, los State Street, and ct the
Ticket Office. Schoay> Building, 80 Court Street.
Boston.
." Freight Trains run daily
JAMES MOORE, Supt. V. c. Il. L.
Nor.hf"ll, VT, December, ~, lsj3.
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PROCLiAlATION
10 the Citizens of BurIinpton.
PHI Nv Err IND,


PU Nv Err VI CHEERS
HfDRO-ELECTRIC VOLTAIC CHAINS
CONSTRUCTED TO BE WORN NEXT TO THE
~ skin, producing Il constant current of u,;ut,r.
rlpted Electro Misunderstanding IMMEDIATE pr.
LIEF, FROM ALL ACUTE PAINS, and o
Permanent Cureof all Ncuralyic Diseases
PuLvERMAcHER's ELECTRIC CHAINS wcrc ers,
used in France, three years since, for the cure ot
Nervous Diseases, and after being submitted Ia tho
most thorough trial, in every Hospital in Paris Inv
the most learned Professors in that CITY, they wore
recommended to the Government of France who
granted Patent for the discovery During the wear
isol-2, they were introduced in GERMANY Austrio
Prussia and England, and one year since introduce
and Patented by the United States Government.
Most Astonishing Cures of
rheumatism, St. Vitus.Dance,
Painful & Swelled Joints, Palpitation of the Heart
neuralgia OF the face, Periodical Headache,
De"ihcss blindness, Pains from Indigestion,
Mysteries, Dyspepsia, Uterine Pains.
EVERY DISEASE, CALLED NERVOUS.
Is quickly and rapidly cured by simply wearing the
Ohains tor few hours each day.
The Chains were first introduced in the citv Of
New YORK, where they were exhibited to Professors
valentine Mott, Van Buren,, Post and Carnochan.
VINO readily discovered that they possessed Strange
and Singular Power Of
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WOOL spusiiu
ChilsOn's Patent Air-warin-
ing n Vcntiiating
Ell u ER W. Va q. Ell

VND which was awarded the Worlds Fair Prize
/ Metal 1t London, 1881 -Besdes gold and Sill
yer medals first premiums the recent principal
Fairs IN this 'ountry.
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GRATIS !!

Just Pu5hshcd--A Nur Discovery in Medicine'
4 FEW WORDS ON TIL RATIONAL
"A treatment, without Medicine, of Spermatorrhea
or Local Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits
LasSitudc, Weakness Of the Limbs and the Back.
lndlspositon and Incapacity for Study and Labor
pulness Of Apprehension, Loss of Memory, Aver
sion to Society, Love Of solitude, Timidity, Self
Distrust, Dizziness, Head Ache. Involuntary Dis
charges, Pains in the side, Affection of the Eyes,
Pimpcs the Face, exual and other In6rmities in
man.
From the French Of DR.. b. De LAYEY:
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily be removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, is in this
small tract, clearly demonstrated and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment as adopted by
the author, fully explained, by means of which
every one Is en- blcd IN hmseD perfectly and al
'h' least possible cost, avoiding, thereby, all the ad-
yertiscd nostrums of the day
Sent, to any address, gratis and post free, in
sealed envelope, by remittug (post paid) two post.
street, New York.
Dee. TO- 1854. dkvlv
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+. HILL, 81 Great Jones Street. near Bow
- cry, New York. Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
1v
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Atlantic White Lead,

y NC PAINTS, VERMONT LIN.
"a SEED OIL, boiled do , and other Painting
NatelllS too numerous 10 mention jus received and
or saIecheap bv A. e. STRONG.
May "a. d&wtf
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Nails.

S0n KEGS "EAGLE" NAILS ALSO
wv Axes, hot, Lead, Powder and Safety fuse
lust received by HfRRICK, BLODGEIT co.
Nov. IS. iSw,t
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spl:eaaO RINrtrN-

49, Broad'ray NcW York.
'ENlE Largest and Best Assortment Of first class
u Piano fortcs in New York. both with and with.
OUT the -Loian Attachment, may be found in AL
nroaaway' All persons wishing good instrument
at Il low price will be to find one at
LINCOLN ii THONPSON'S.
~ all Broadway, New York
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Piano s'Orsps.
Cheap Piano Forte House.

D. +. HAINES, ll6 3d Avenue, New York.
- DeaIcr. supplied ON liberal forms lY
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LOOKING GLASS AND PlCrURE FRAME
MANUFACTURER.

NJ. p. w II TT LOCK-
Ioi CANAL street, New York. Gliding in all il
branches.
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Ehr Real Hair Dive

HALLABD'S New and Improved Edition. is tho
cheapest and best article now offered to the
public 1t will color the Hair any shade in twenty
minutes. Principal Office, 1913 Broadgav,
LEW YORK ~
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1853 vt. Central Railroad. 1853
Northern and Western. British and United
States Mail ROute

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~ - s1i .st,eya iTiffsTisA Is :: sSs
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-09

mons, dcs obusirrs ct dcs mortcrs uyet
d'anples munitions
ionlcs Ccs resources ont ct6 miscs
sous lie cohtr6lc dun comitt uui men
di<poscralt qu'au moment donnt
ic commandment cl, chef de lcx.
petition sera donnr Il TN hommc d'cncr.
g. ct de talent, tres popnIare aux l.,
thts- Uils, par suite dc ses qualities bril-
Iantes ct de scs llnbies manrnvres lors.
qnll sc trourat la tGte dune division
dc larmec nexicninc, dams Ia gucrrc
dcs Efa's"Unis avec le Mexiquc,
Lc commandment en- second sera
Tres probabomcnt donne q I'm " bom.
me du Nord a principles m6ridionaux -
ct qu n, hi aussi, commando une bri
gadc dams la meme gnerrc :; il IA dcpuis
'ors, ,ete nomme gouyerncur, ct occupc
en- ce moment, croyons-nous, une posi-
ton civic ties eIevtc.
" NJ. lie general Gonz,l6s, qui a par
ticlpc an nlonscnent des le principe, :
ri', sans huI dontc, 10 troisiemc com
naudant.
"Los colonel4 Wheat, Pickett ct He'll
Les maj ors J. A. Kelley ct Moore les
cnp''ain"s Wr s. Edwards, King ct }.
W. Dement,, ami quo le lieutenant
Frank Olinettc, qni tons ont pris unc
part active Il la premiere expedition, Sc
r'epareit slgoureuscmcnt la ptochai-
nc 'htlc ct y pcrsestreropt jusIn'a la
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-09

await lie public ellie s'est contentee dun
mari
Quo f'onirs. ro,ts, ntesseigneurs |? dit
lc faceticnx gerant en- voyant ses dcux
afnis ct Ell i.iIitaiit Frederick. .Ienaitre.
Theodore Gaillard, jadis honinc d'es-
Prit, av;,it lini par dcycnii stnpide en- res.
tatt dams IL meme ,niliel, phenomena
moral qu'on observe d Paris. Son prin-
cipal agreement consistant alors i pnrse-
mur SOL Dialogue dc niots repris aux pie
ccs en- vogue Ct prol,onc6s nveG l'acceli-
tualioil que letm ont dunnec Ice nctcurs
ceiebrcs.
Nous vcnons Jtdgner, repondit Leon.
= Ene6re Jeaae h0a,e!' [ Odry dams los
saitinIbunq,srs.
Eniin, pour SIR nous faurons, dill
de Gailard cn forme de
conclusion.
= En atcs-vons bien SIR, pefe Fro
mentean? demlnda Gaillard; voici onze
fois que nous lie tenons lc soir ct anc
voas IL malll,iez ie maiin.
One voulez.vons Je mai jarnais vi
dc debiteur CONNIE ccIui-la, c'cst ,llc
locomotive, il s'elldort i Paris, ct SC re-
veille dams Seinc-ct.Oisc. Test uuc SER
rufe 4 comblnafson' En- yoyant un sou.
rlre sur les levres dc GallarI, il ajouta:
sc slit iiinsi dams nutrc pdftte. Pin
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-09
yhAys NAYsRs,

Us SUICIDE pErEnatSE-ll Y nvai fon-
il dams ub tlr iii plstolet teIn nn Plcssis.
Pqnet. Dts jennes gehs s'exctc ,ieut ct
plasnntaient entire enx, lorsun mon
sienr gni ttnit parmi les spe.talnurs met
tnit une insistHnee lntontciaiitc criii-
qncr les tirenrs qul n'a,aiunt pas ftit
pruuvc dshabilcte.
Mus yous, monsieur, qni pnflcz 81
liaut, dit Pun des jenncs gens, inontrez
nous done volre force.
II Moi, mcssienrs, rtpondit-il &c Fair
le plus calnc, jc nc nanune jnmais mon
coup. Nons alcs cn jagcr.
l,t il SC fiji rptnettrc Oh pistolct charge,
pnis, par M prompt inonscmeIll, il SC mil
lc citnon dans III bouche ct lit itu Son
cadayre sanglaut tot,,ba pn llcnflan, dan.
al chute les assistants epouvnntes. On
nl pu constater fndcntita dc Get indi-
yilu. Son corps |. etc transpotte d la
morgue.
RBNcoNrRE sANaIANTts-~,Cc NEST pms
senIement New York que les know-
Nothing solilevent des haines tcrribes
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-09
{ CUmniu,tiqne. J
T.anamgv viLLE. III Juin 1851.

ua'rsi-rn donc gn'dn Pionnirr mc
aenandait l,ier, nu petit ecelitr. don't
IT, dictionnaire par trnp nbregs, s'ohsii.
matt nn lni dtnnsr que III tradoction
anglni4c de &c snbsianif.
lin l'ionuior mon n,ni, C'est I'm
garden iileh,. TN viglant ,Idat, qui
sciIle M sal,f i. to,,s pendant que nou.
duimnns; uncscniitnlle ayancte qni erie
~, vulcnr g,,Hnd Oh nnu4 pile, Ini fait
nifeler le volc,,r, ou qui l,lt f,ti s'ii lni...
Mbn fcolier he parnissail pas sati.fait de-
fcxpliration.
Mar. III Gak"tie npe pnpa reenit.
tne dit-il, lc.. l'lonnier dr. fA~on,p-
tion" CO nest done qu'In soldat dc pa
pier I
Cc petit toq,Fin mbarrassait.
---Vuis ,l'avez qur dix ans, hi dis-jc.
RI ic eoncnis quc CO pionnier Id, no vous
fassc pas ,lus icii,i. dun soldat vo,l~,
que Ii "Nlinrlve de TI,ibodanx' no mr
loii. moi, l'tiIat Dc II sagesse; mais Of,
donnc ganeralrinent d ln joltt,al 10
nom do l'ohjrt gu'il ct appelt repre-
spnter. Ainsi I dteiHe dc IN Noupstie.
Orttans. pir txetnplc, /, pris ce tilfe
pour dire que, uot,ine fii,seclc do ce
nom, tlle irs SIMS rcssc de cole ct d'un-
tre c'cst.a-dire cenx qtii Ia rddigent, !
recaeillant toul ee qn'elIu po,lrrn tronvcr
dc neilluur c,, fiit do nonvelles, pour
hons en- composer, Limitation Do In