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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THROUGH TICKET FROM RICHMOND TO YIRGI.
MA SPRINGS.


THROUGH TICKET FROM RICHMOND TO VIRGI.
MA SPRINGS.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
NINETEEN MILES STAGING THAN ANY OTHER
ROUTE.
THE following has entered Into between the
Richmond and Dsnve the sOuth,ie and the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad for conveying Richmond
Lyneheug, and to the Sweet and White sulphur SPRING.:
Leave this Richmond Depot Of the Rchmnd Danvs Rail-
road daily sndays e.espted at oeioef NJ and arrive
Lynehburs by the Richmond Danvir the Southsde
Railroads, O'clock p M'.sins om the ,erminu,
OF the sonthsde Railroad Lynchburg uesdpe
eurg and take the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad and
arrive at Salem at p MsieP at su leave the
morning at stages; dine At the AuntAin House. and
HrIiye at the sweet Springs O'Clock p NJ the white
sulphur At p NJ the inx,sgns from Salem
Springs ~ miles, thence 10 the White sulphur miles making
only CT miles
FARE:
hom Richmond or Petersburg to Lynehburg so
10 sweet springs. 7 81
10 White sulphur Springs ..........S.... 81
By order: r. T. HUGHsoS, Ticket Assn.
Tickets from Richmond to be procured of the Rich
mond and Danviile Depot only.
~ In few days the southsde Railroad completed
the James River Canal At pon, about miles beow nehburs
from viii travellers will be taken packet Lynch
bus arriving before and AFTER that day there will be only 81
miles OF staging to the White suphurbrg 80 miles LAS than by
any other route.
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may be relied upon:
AsrARAors.
BKxr-LonE Blood. hapsis
wurtssl, French Sugar, EAiiy
rurnip, As.
BIIss-Lsrs. windsor, Red
speekled Valentine, China
White, Biz Weeks, Lima, Caro-.
lima.
Bnoocon-Parpie Cape, Ger.
man, Scotch kale.
CAhsAoK-Early York, Large
York, Or Heart, Early Sugar
Loaf. Early Battersea, Drum.
head do, sayey, Green Curisd
sayoy, Flat Dutch, Red Dutch,
Philadelphia.
oANsor-LonE Orange, Early
Horn, AltrinEham.
CArliyLowHR-Early and late.
CKinr-white and Red, 30.
lid.
CRrSs-Curled.
crcrAsn-Long Green Early
Plant.
Zoo PLArr-Purpis.
kHpivk and LKKK
LrcKkSk Spkp
No sceds, except those rseeiv,
kept for sale In our estahllshmef
All ordets for Trees, Shrubs.
dreth and J. r. sinton. Ian with
attended 10. PEYTC
Agent
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HOOK RINDEHY

HUUK HINDEHb
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
UANEoS WOODHOUsR, (Lats Mass 4 woopHorprO has At
- taebed 70 hi BOOK, stuoney and Piano FORTE Establish.
NOOK BIHDERY Inn BLdSR nook HAHUFl CT0RYI
And employing good rokuen prepared IN
erior all kinds OF BLANK SOCKS required By
chants Banks insuraoes Oees Haeiop Railroad Companss
Clerks Of Courts Ae ard to bind Peres Books, Blauk Mu
nms
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IJsss =: .:s ss,,sl Ooa@ASS-S.. rAll.a.l,

IIsss sssAasaIs cososASe--sss rAu.a-i.
Il. s.sss. fffSfyA, c.p.la p.,a real. ...a LIZ
sr fT az RfeHxS 1.%.'
One OF these splendid will leave Richmond for Phla
delphiA Wednesday high touching Al City Point
and NORFOLK TO receive freight and ReurnnE leave
pnAdepha every Wednesday, At 10 O'Clock M arriving At
charge their
These splendid have been expressly ne
and every exeron ha, been made combine and speed
tables and attention Is paid By Acommoda
to the comfort OF passengers aud the protection Of
Eoods.
FARE REDUOED.
f..ss Sss rS Ss snS SSs
for New York would consult taxing
route for Independent Of being the cheapest and safest 10
robaeconiss shipping Psburs be accommodated BY
through with dispatch.
.uis 'P i. K rUrrLH, Agent, on the Dock
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NEW YORK via NORfOlk-
,N.fS kvERY TUESDAY AND sATURDAf-U. \. .0LLiS
04SSMAiL STEAMSHIP ROANohE, Captain 0ffN
Ser York" In future every Saturday morning at o'clock Re-
turning she New York for Richmond every Wednesday
The JAMESTOWN Captain X. clrrspI ~iesve "Risanord
O'Clock Returning New York for Richmond every
saturday afternoon at O'Clock
These steamers hours at NORFOLK both going aud
returning.
Passage to New York including aud staterOom
,Nuons, only
steerase passage, only.
Passengers taking ship charged the
mhSi-u LUpLAM A wATSON
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- TAGE AHRANGEM ENTS.-our Stage Lines win
Railroads foil vs. viz:
Passengers by the Mall line will leave AZ
ter dinner and arrive at Coyerae
Leave next morning at daylight breakfast Auu
rive at the White Sulphur Springs by 6H p. NJ
Ana by arrangement with Messrs L. Heiske
passengers spend the night staunton, leaving
daily Sundays eNeepted arrive at the Hot Springs
leave next morning g. and White
early hour in ths evening.
RETURN SCHEDULE:
Passengers by the Mail line will leave White Sulphur
ghi-dnc at Warm Springs at Coverdae
Staunon by 5k A. NJ in time Of
Central and Alexandra RsrO time
for dinner second day
PASSENGERS by Accommodation line the White Sulphur
ter eakil spend the night the Ho: Springs
sygh-arve at saun.on at early hour evening"
Meeting with the Centra1ran, leaving daily GAM.
PasseuKtrs for Lexington Natural Bridge,
Caste will be taken through Richmond those
or Roekbridge Alum Springs bre akfast
Parties desri extra Coaches charter the
ton White gu phur Springs Company travel
they may desire. -
y22-dtf WIN p. A
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,SkN-z lXZNU LsN1L LyykI
4 81 .ss .ns a. s
the 18th June, the PASSENGER Train. win follows
Leave Richmond daily a, ''S~ 'AA" sS o'clock, A. NJ.
Leave Ct. s sisAHsna d,lSss sOs!ess.r. y,
Shndiss three year, of.se.. $
e s So r in he
In attendance infant children sick which
70 Sa!s :: s be sn s when ticket.
are at The once aud to persons getting on the cars
Leave. Richmond Mo,s.Y. wesn,:s,r, and rra,,, a,
Ss9s. PO1! W.S. .hsIs tai. steam
Pare to Norfolk or Portsmouth. saoo
travelling by ,Ss1,ev:: mus, b. furnished By their
masters with two passes, so that one can be retained .ths os
N. B-The Trains rillrun BY ReA%Gos tine n4 ,,.
omeeRAPRR Go. June lt,h, 1854. ieiS
UISOH OLD POINT. NORFOLK AND POItIs.o s>s-u
+ Mo1TI.on and amer ,h, dat. ,Ss steam SsAsttsc
the and Mon
Returning The Snle.re Norfolk days,
vi. tuesdays, THURSDAY. and sturdy at ~ for Port
Pare to Old Point Norfolk and Portsmouth. 90
Pare Coles, Hing: s drove %
cSrsn three year. and not over 1:1. year:
Servants Sn p.; through 80
themselves
passes one TO be retained the ones and expressly
stated on the pas that they permitted travel the boat
and cars.
NBs trsIsh. a. article. going by ,h, Inc from Rich
49, : =. = - Thos. popAMEAD, Superintendent.
ohiee Richmond and Petersburg Il Co.. June 9oth 1884,
assrtiss s4't sSS$1 fHS e. sssisss
LEXINGTON, LYNCHBURG, Ac.
FARE FROM RICHMOND
To white Sulphur Springs IS so To Lexington
To sweet .nd Red Sweet do BOO To Rock Alum
To Lyuehburc.. 500 To Bath do. $50
To Natural Bridge 400 To Warm do.
To buchanan $40 To FinssIle 200
On and after the 10Th July, Of lines
leave richmond trveety for Lypchbug Buchanan viz
stag lines to Lexington, Fnesse dren vsinis
Springs arrive In lynehbarg at
day.
Returning leave Buchanan "A. NJ Lynchbug at NJ
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday,
VI ats connecting With
steamboats, The stage route Cumberland
,ngha Courthouse Charlottesville
| this line.
Our accommodation line Columbia leave Richmond
Inday' Thursdays and Saturdays O'Clock In the morning
| and arrive At Columbia At 9 p NJ.
arSins leave oolsues Monday wsdned.y ard Fridays,
Point NJ MiehauI Very 81 A. NJ Jude. Very lex
| P. NJ. and Richmond p NJ.
In October this line viii be to scosvnie.
| N6 BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT
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II Ainnpsna wAanA.yyp eARpsx ssuua "a.
ns surely AID sssss: Dsp : ss i. "a a.. =
NE grounds Of Mr. David LAndrsh, the sssy Of
@ no. 90 ksasisy hsr. sui per-
Win them The following comprise assortment and
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T,HTGG SII H.H sJ4 ,AANp sIgNNEssEE Rail

Il R0AD-RED SULPHUR STRLNGS-The undersigned
are now running line Of stages Mondays
Fridays, and In they will daily line
bern Depot on the virsna and Tennessee Railroad, Giles
House ana As Rel Suiphur Spring.
soHEDuLE-Lsare lynchburg via Virginia and
Rdirod At NJ and reach the Red Sulphur Spring, NJ
the day.
Pare nom Lynehburs to Gle. Court House
Do do do Red sulphur. .................. -. 5 90
Tickets may be procured at Lynehburg depot.
Jul, 18th, 1854 fLAGG, CALDWELL 4 co.
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N. fhlNG STUCK or EAHTIENWARE, CHINA EIAsS
- TABLE CUTLERY, PLATED GOODS LOOKlSG
GLAssEsThe subscriber daily receiving Spring stock Of
the articles bought from the
ms ana foreign eounsI upon the beat terms, lie
articles Ia hi, branch OF business either nhOoEe
and confidently every one sha nm
dTt6h hIn, or cSsr greater inducements s1Sct s1s
Handsome China Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets
Do Colored and white do do
Gut and Pressed Glass In variety
Looking Glasses; Lamps: Chronicles
Casters; Tea Trays and Walters
Table Cutlery and Plated Goots
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VIRGdN5A, AND TENNEssEE RAILROAD

VIRGdNIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
" BCtUdNAS, NA TTRIL BRIDGE, LEYING TON AND
RoChBRIDGE ALUM SPRTSGS-Passengers are Informed
That TIE undersigned running adaiiy line splendid
Horse stage. from Buod Depot Virginia Tennessee
Railroad. TO the above named places.
sCHkDULE Leave Lynchbug via the Virginia
haroad at& NJ and arrive at Buchanan
he same evening Leave Buchanan next morning. breakfast
and stop ~ hours AZ the Surdl Bridge
bridge Alum Sp ings In time ~ dinner.
Fare from Lypchburg to Buc hanau a. 90
Do do do Natural Bridge. 90
u
Do do do Rocib1dgc 4
Ticket: may BE- procured at the I,ynehbucg Depot.
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HARDWARE,

retiring from business, cheerfuy confidently re-
OF REEVE BLAIR.
iaT-N arlppooR
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nevn. that there are but few p,r.
Seeds, Who can be unaeaualntsd
Ice . part OF cur Assortment and
Lsrrrcs-rary Cabbage, Ro,.
Al d O., Curled India, Hrosa
Dutch, Green aud white Goa,
MsLox-Na,mes and ci,ron.
NAsrrRriun.
OERA.
neld.
PAssirr-Curled.
rAsssir-suEar.
PEAs-Landrsth's Extra Far.
y Frame, Large Marrovf,t
Dwarf do, Peruvian do
Pssrn- Picking. Large sves,
PUMPKIN.
RAnisn-LonE Salmon. Lon,
sesrlet, white Turnip, Red do
Black Spanish.
kHrbAkB.
bALs1rr.
hrtnAcu.
socAsn.
IrhSir-rat Dutch, Red Top,
,;afEe GLOBE, Ruta Bsss. Large
Pct HISss-Assortmen,.
nom ID. LAndrsth, are offered or
c., from the Nurseries Of u. Ian.
,e subscribers, shall he promptly
J0hNsON 4 BROTHER,
Or ID. Landreth, us Main ST.,
RlclmonH W
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GALLERY. II Main street.

These vessels all Of the nr, Glass; built city
more expressly for this trade and
passenger They are commanded BY experienced Captains
qualified for the trade who will
uodhe They will be lowed river BY and
may De relied on to sail promptly, as ADVERTISED.
merchants Etng North, ordering will
hna TO ,t ares, to ship BY this Line freight Away,
en a. oS A. any other line Of packets
Dc made By the Agents In Richmond give
OF patronage A $3.50" -"~''
Goods shipped By this Line to New York fire..
to New Orleans Mobile Charleston, Savannah
any other Southern or Northern port.
The vessels will lie In Rocke In N.v yo,l
Berth No. J., Ooree House Slip, Wall street ~
DAVID CURRlE Richmond.
Q. Ii. PnRsoN, New York, SAxents
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HRHOWN'S pUKE FLUID EXTRACT FE,G.
LlsH VALERfhE-This article prepared the English
AerAn Root by the United Society Of contains the
i've medicinal principle Of vsierAn pure simple and
concentrated state than other preparation Mind
sghy Recommended by number Of the medical profession
IN Nervous Affections HysteTa Neuraa Sick Headache
Ienrhe In many eases where narcotic snotyne or anti
pbmo1c required, this Extract
ana that without the
For SHELBY IDTg'A GRty
au6 Ano,,.r,,.s 80 r.n.-i,,
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R-COuLTRE RAzOns-A few dozen Of these superior Rs-
- Eors, Just opened and for sale By
o. }. sINTON 4 co,
Jyls Sign Of the nlrcuiAr saw, II Main street
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" GuANO AND oiilEK MANUREs-A,a meeting Of the
board o. directors OF the Virginia Central
The esust ons Of the Company relating
luton adopted
whereas the rates OF charge Guano Plaster have for
The benefit Of the farming interest been give no pre-.
o. on the transportation and the Company subjected claim,
Tor not receiving and transporting them
tees Of equal whole community;
Rso'ted While the rates for Plaster GAuo below
the other
not be received transported the articles
raj necessity which charged Welding prot m,
Company ard that bill for storing these article,
will hereafter be paid. T.. IT, GILL
fel5 s,n.,,,,snI,
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THE sUBECRfBERi In leaving Richmond returns his thanks
his friends who have confded their late arm and
hope they will continue their fayors MeSUs HILL RAW
LIMOS. n. w. TALLEY.
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splendid assortment Richly Decorated Flower Vases,
small portion OF which being slightly damaged he at
BIRoAIsA
Country merchants and other, would to
Inc his stock and terms, at No. III West Main street
mhl6 ID n ryAxa
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GSO-PARTNERsHlP-Mr J H. BLAIR having purchased m.
~ interest OF Mr. W. II. sEABRooK, arm of SKA
BROOM REEVE, has entered into partnership T.
REEVE under the style of REEVE BLAIR,
carry the Apoihecary and Drug stand OF
sesorook Reeve and hope by strict me-
rt share OF the patronage oberay extended
4. PAYsON REEVE,
JOHN III. BLAIR
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-29

faisait a Malvina, car, pour achever de
payer 81 charge avec une dot qui ne
/ paraissait pas stre moindre de cinuuante
mile ecus, il await fsint l'amour Iui fom.
me de palais Quoique profondsmen,
humiliee de l'insoueiance de du TilIet.
eMalvina l'aimait trop pour lui fermer
le porte. Chez cette file tout anne, tout
sentiment, tout expansion, tant5t la fer
II cedait famour, tant8t l'amonr offsen-
Sc laissait Ia iierte prendre Il dessus.
Calme etfroid, notre ami Ferdinand &C.
ceptait cette lendresse, lila respirait a.
vec les tranquilles delices du tigre Is.
chant le sang qui lai teint la gueule ; il
en- venait chercher les preuves, il ne
passait pas deax jours sans Sc montrer
rue Joubert. LIE dr6le possedait alors
environ dix, cent mile francs. Ia
question de fortune deyait stre peu de-
chose q ses yeux, ct il await resiste non
se1lemen, Malvina, mais aux barons
de Nucingen ct de Rassignac, qui. tous
deux, lui ayaient fait faire soixantc.
quinze lieues par jour, . qualre francs
de guides, position en- avant es. sans
fl !dans les labyrinihes DC leur fiinesse.
Godsfroid ne put s'empecher de parier
q sa future bclle-sGur dc Ia situation RI
dicuie on ellie Sc trouvait ent.c IN BAN
quicr: un ayoue. 81 Vous yoalcz INC
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-29
NRvlI RpON !.
LA $50
MAIsON NlJCINGEN.
: .-Sune,... :.

Ces depx anants recrivaient les Ict-
tros les plus stapides du monde in se
rcnyoyant sur % papier. parlans de-
mos 4 "a mode a,,xs !! ha,Ds sol;eu,,e J
ar<e foi je serai complet ilya III cnur
daAs ma PoitriHe d,hon,n.s / fafbke fr,.
me pnag,e moi todte Ia fIiperie Al IL,
enpr moderne. Godefroid restait ne;-
ne dix minutes dams un salori,,il causait
aans aueuns pretention 4 sec, ies fe nlne,
Giles L tronverent alors tres spirito I'll
Il 6sait Dc ce,lx qui mont d'nutre esprit
que celni qnson leur prete. Enfin iugez
Do son absorbtion /: Joby. ses cheva.ix.
ses voilures dcvinrent des chooses secon.
daires dams son existence. n n'etait
heuFeax qu'enfonce dams I'm bonne bcr.
gerc en- face de Ia baronne, M com de
cssse chsmihee vert antique occop6 i
sosr isauFe, ! prendre do ah6 On oausant
asec y petit cerxie d;amis qui senaient
tons lea soirs cnlre onzc hsures,ct minait
fae Jouocfs, ct on on peu,sA toujours
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-29
( Ponr s. I'ionnier :"

Tn cc,fe dc mn no,rrite. compose par
fRe mime. ponf fnire dorn,ir atbom tons
drsfnJanfs q'ai ne roudfont pas Sc coucher
ue hume henre.
Dt,n know-Noihing qni await Ia Ian,
kie totfrnce CONNIE 'oreilie de lane don't
tout le monde co.iiiait l'histoire. /"
Tn. KaowsN Nothing et troisf clretiens
jouaieht un jour ensemble une partic de
poker dams 10 cafe do lcur riilage. lie
know-Nothing venait peine dc METRE
s.,n anti, (icrme de joaeor qui signife
enjeu an moment Oh Fun des chretiens
confectionnaut une cigarette sur le coin de
Ia table, lut aur IL peti. moroccan de gazet--
to qui sallait servir 4 Get usage, &c titre
ecrit en- grandes lettres: sl gs. s,ss#
Anti.knoc. Nothing. s.
LIE Know-No,hing lsve Ia tate crovant
qu'on lui dit de mcttre son anti, ct repond
enaniontrant l'argent au beau milieu de
latablc Il" Mais le VOLTA mon anti. Com
o'eh ae lots veut-on que le inette mon an
tn r3ka I'll sss 4
Persotiiio ne vons dit do le metre
deux fois, lui fit-il repondu.
-oni, reprit-ll, vous aurez appris que
le me suis fait Known Nothing, hier. quoi.
que dependant je ne l.si dit 1 personnc, Ell
vol1s avex vo,,ln vnts n,,,s,.o~ 81, -;
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REVUE DE IoUHNAUx.

LIE triomphc obtenu dams la Pcnsyl
vanie. POhio ct l'Ipdinna par lie part
hybride des wings da Nord, des free
soi'ers ct des Know Nothiug-, prouvp
d'ap'cs lc Herald, la decomposition des
sicux parts politigues dc l'Unios,, ct sur.
tout lc deces du parti democratc. Las
scttion Test qua moitie yraie lie
parii democratic - le scul qui professc
encore dess doctrines admIssibes dams
tonte FUnion--, renterme peut- -atre plus
quejamais des principles dc vie. Tout
&C grand enlouement ponr les Knows
Nothlngs, les partisans de Ia temperan.
&C Ct les ennemis du bill de Nebrask a
passem necessairement CONNIE tootes les
choses anorrnales, Ell aIors, que rcstera-
til entire les mains dcs wings qui, en-
,s'identltiant ces puissantes factions, 90
sont attires la haine du Sud? lie remords
ale leur folIe ambition.
CONNIE pour dernontrcr le ridicule de
Ia croisade, contre lessetrangels par les
Know Nothings, Ia Tribune. rapporte
que nj. Ullmann, leur candidal aux Ionc
tons de gouverneur de New York, est
ne q Calcutta de parents juifs allemands $
ct n'est arrive en- Angleterre qusen 1905
Ainsi ssexpliqnerait cette seconde ii
antianglaise .qui terrnine lie nom de M.
Ullmann. lie tour est piquant, il fsut
l.ayouer. .Ces iers Know Noihings qui
dams lcur yeheration ridicue pour leur
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-29

ianais epousee par celui d quiz.
-Betise I dit Blondet en- intcrrom-4
pant, ON aime aussi parce qusorf n al
me. lie secret, le yoici: reglc gone.
raie, ne vous mariez pas scrgent, quand
yous pouyez devenir due dc Dantzick ct
marechal de France. Ainsi yoyezquel~
le alliance a fate dr. Tillet liza epousts
une des files du conte de Grandyilie,
une des pIus vieilles families dc. lag mas
gistrature frnnGaise. E sk
La mere de Desroches avait une u
mie, repfit Bixiou, une femme de dro-
guHte, lequeI droguiste s'etait retire
gras dune fortune. Ces droguistes ont
des 1idees bicn saogrenaess;pour donner
i sa file nne bonie education, il Fasait
mise dams IN pensionrlat l.. Ce Maiifas
corrsptait bien snarier sa file, par In
raison dc deox cent mile francs en- bel
ct bon argent qui ne sentait pas la dro-
que. IS -
lie Matifat de Florine dit Blon.
Diet. t g. saH tsla
Eth bicn oui, cclni de Loustean,
!e ut,tre enfin Ccs MatiEst, alors per.
dus pour nous, etaient senas habiter Ia
rue du Chcfche-Midi, lc quarter lc
plus Oppose la rue des Ionbards OH
lis avaient fait fortune. Moi je les ii
cuItiyes, les Matif,g Daraat mon temp.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-29

scrnonner au sujet de Ferdinand, savoir
lc secret quill y entire nous, dt,eIIe a.
yec franchise. Cher Godefroid. ny
revenez jamais. La Nuisance de Fer
dinand, ses antecedents, sa fortune, NY
sont pour rien, ainsi croyez quelque
chose d'extraordinaire. !" Dependant
i quelques jours de Ia, Malvina prit
Beandenord d part, ct lui dit - Je
ne crois pas M. Desroches honnste
homme ce que c'est que Iinstinct de
pamour Ill youdrait msepouser, ct
fait la cour 4 la fille d'ua epicier. Je
voudrais bien savoir size suis IN pis-al-
Ter, Il le marriage est pour lui une affai1
re d'argent. Malgre Ia profondeur de
son esprit, Desroches ne pouvait dcyi-
ner du TiIlet, ct il craignait de lui
voir epouser Malyina. Done le sars
s.etait menags une relraite, sa position
etait intolsrabIe, il gagnait peine les
interats de sa dette.Les femmes ne COM
prennent rien i ces situations.la. Pour
elles le cRur est toojonrs millionaire |!
-Mais CONNIE nj Desroches III du
Tillet mont epouse MaIvina, expIiaue.
nous le secret de Ferdinand.
lie secret, le voici, repondit Bixiou.
Regle generate : une jeune personne
qui donne une seule fois son sonIier,
Ie refusal t-elIe pendant dix ans, nest
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jouer i la bouillote. sans crainte i'y al
toujonrs gagne. Quand Isanre await a.
vance son joli petit pied chausse dun
soulier de isatin noir et que Godefroid
fl.avait longtemps regards, il restait le
dernier ct disait a Isanre ;--Donne- moi
ton soulier... Isaure levait le pied, le
posait sur une chaise, 6tait son souIier,
le lui don matt en- lui jetant IN regard
10 dc ces regards, enfin, vous compre-
nez Godefroid fnit parHdecouyrir un
grand mysiere chez Malyina. Quand du
TiIlel frappait IA porte, IA rougeur Vi
We qni colorait les joues de Malyina, di-
salt :Ferdinand en- regardant ce tigre
i deux pattes, les yeux de Ia pauyre tiI-
q s'alIumaieRll connie un brasier sur
lequel afflle un couranl d air !; ellie tra-
hissait un. plaisir inini quand Ferdinand
remnenait pour faire, un q parte pres
dune console Oh d une croisee. Com
me c'est rare ct beau, une femme assez
amoureuse pour deyenir naive ct laisser
lire dans son ceur Mon Dieu, c'est
a'lssi rare ! Paris que Ia flenr qui chan-
te Fest aux Indes. Malgre cette amitie
commencee depuis le Jour Oh les d'Al-
dridger apparurent chez les Nucinaen,
Ferdinand D nepousai. pas Malyina. No.
trc ierocc ami du Tillst n'avait pas pas Ijaru j
ialoux dc ID eour assidue que Desrochcs
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-29
NAPoLEorgv111E, D1nGANcHE 20 ooroBRE 1861

|eqniVoqnc, tifa dc Isinterieur dc sot
compton una caraffe d'excelIent Cognac
EqnIl tenalt Ell reserve pour quelIue:
gourmands qui ai,naient il bien payer
mais qni aimaient encore tnieux etre
blen servls, ct les servt en- effet, scion
qn'il lui 6tait ordonn6 CONNIE sill en-
pteuuab
Tclie cause, tel effst lie Cognac e
TAFT bon, lc resultat fut meiIIeur. 1t &C
Know Nothing de la veIle fnt touio,irs
depnIs, ct sera toujours tant quill viva,
d'apres Ia promesse quill en- fit alors, ct
d'apTesi'opinion de tous ceux qui le
connaissent, e meilleur, e best, le nee
plus ul;ra des anti, des anti, dcs anti.
know nothings.
Dcpuis cette epoque en- commemora,
ton de I'heureusc conversion, Oil tient
tonjours du bon cognac la barre du
cafe en- question: mais 81 vous en- deman-
sdez yons men aurez pas, d moins que je
nc vous enseigne lc secret, que ie mai
pas iat Ie serment, moi, de ne pas vous
dire. Voici lie mot d'ordre Vons yous
pr6senterez la barre franchement, ell
snrtont sans flire a"cun signc, car on
cesserait de vous regasder, ct ros sigues
resteralent incompris, ct vous demands
rezi: Garcon un vcrre d'AnH,Kaou-
Nothing ?
lie nom seul est change: mais gontez-
en- settlement, ct que Je sois Know,No
thing 81 vons ne conlesscz que c'est bien
du mcillcur, ct tout fait digne du nou-
veau non quill porte ..
i.abadieyile, 10 Octobre 1854.
CARON,
lie FERRYMAN DU DIABLE,