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IlHE surylylnG partners Oi the late firm of \ Baileys & Horror having associated with them JOIN N. WARE, and formed Co-part- nership under the name and style of
 BAILEY, HORNOR & CO.,, would respectfully inform the public generally that they have purchased the entire stock of Goods belonging 10 the late firm. and intend to continue the business at the old stand on front street, where they will be happy to wait on all persons who may be pleased to favor them with call. The customers of the late firm are assured that they will be treated as we'll if not better, than heretofore and Goods of every description will be sold as cheap both at wholesale and retail as they can be afforded in any southern market 1t is no humbug. when we say that we can and win sell Goods as low as they can be purchased in Memphis or elsewhere in the South. One of our part ncrs spends the most of his time East. and we are satisfied that he purchases Goods as cheap as the cheapest. consequently our facilities are such as to enable us to fulfil this promise faithfully. We intend. however. selling Goods at wholesale, to confne ourselves to cash business exclusively.
 II. W. BAILEY.
 CHAS. W. BAILEY.
 J. $. lIORNOR.
 JOHN N. WARE. June l2, 1854
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BRUSHES.-Fine Hair, Cloth, Flest Paint, Tooth, Dusting and other brushes, fol sale, at A. NJ. JOHNSON < cos.
 March 12, 1853.
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Love of children is always the indi- cation of geniel nature-a pure, un- worn and unselfsh heart.
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Family Groceries,

including Fresh Butter, Eggs, Bacon Hams, Venison, Poultry, &c. l will also attend to furnishing Parties, Balls, and Weddings, and assure the Ladies that I will do all in my power to furnish them with the very incest ol Cakes, Candies, sc. Those wanting cake should send in their orders two or three days in advance of the time at which they will be wanted for use.
 Thankful for the. liberal patronage that has been bestowed onme, for the last seven months, 1 hope by . strict attention to business, and a prompt acquital of my engagements, to merit yet more liberal share of public confidence. My terms CASH, and my motto, ''SmalI profits and quick sales.
 ". T. LAND. Uorcb IS 1e5l
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~O~~~~~~O~~~~~~~~-O~~~
 Hon. BALIE PEYroN, who is now residing at San Francisco, engaged in the practice of the law, and we are gratliad to learn that he is doing an immense business, recently made a speech in the Whg State Convention of that State, in which he expressed himself as being strongly opposed to the Nebraska Bill.
Southern shield., 1854-09-30

STEPHENSON, THE GREAT ENGINEER.
 Geo. Stephenson, the celebrated engineer, whose statue now stands in Huston station, London, was in early life a collier, working for his daily bread in the bowels of the earth. In his leisure hours he mended watches, so that his son might have the blessings of an education. While lis fame, as 8 mechanical and civil engineer, was still in its infancy, he elaborated ex- perimcntally the same results as to the safety lamps which Sir Humphrey Davy reached by the process of philo- sophical induction. The train-ways of the coal mines and the rude forms of the first locomotive engines grew under the strokes of his vigorous intel lect into mighty system. By com bining the gas pipe with the tubular boiler, he first endowed the locomotive with it's tremendous speed. During his busy manhood, he superintended the construction of more than 2,500 miles of railway, and thought ont everything connectedwith the iron high ways-engineering lines extending in unbroken series from London to Edin- burg.
Southern shield., 1854-09-30
STATE OF ARKANSAS, County of Mississippi.

Noo"tt4 v htoeIootpPS'
 PROBATE COURT, JULY TERM, 1854. Della Wynn, plaintW, l
 US. p Samuel, Emily and John
 Gibson, heirs at law of
 John Gibson, and Thos. Bill tor BIackmore, administra- Dower. tor of the Estate ofJohn Gibson, defendants.
 A ND now on this day comes mlo' "A Court here Della Wynn, and ales her Bill for Dower in the Estate of John Gibson, decd ., and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Samuel Gibson and Emily Gibson are non-resl, dents of this State. Itis therefore ordered that publication of this order be made Tn the Southern Shield, newspaper prmtea and published in this State. notifying said heirs that they be and appear before the Judge of said Court, on the first day of the next term thereof, to be held at the Court House, in the town of Osceola' m the county of Mississippi, and pIead' answer or demur to said Bill, else the same will be taken as confessed and set for trial expartee as to them. Attest: H. A. PHILLIPS,
 CLERE. A true copy from the Record. Attest: H. A. PHILLIPS. Sept. 9, 1854. CLERK
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VlHIS is the most USEFUL and NECES- | SARY MACHINERY USE-is simple in construction, and easily kept in order, and can be moved in a wagon as readily as a Threshing Machine and put in operation with little trouble and expense. It will saw from 1000 to 2000 feet Qf Lumber per day With team of Horses, as an average bus mess, and in better style than any other Mill in use
 CLARK, RENFREW < CO.,, also Mannfn ntrrn
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gents, fine huntsman's Watches, double and single case Levers, full jeweled; fine Rings gold Guard Chains, Fob Chains, Buckles and Seals, and in fact everything that will please every one.
 Also a large lot of Clocks, of every pattern and new style; and large lot fine pistols, consisting of Colts rcpeaters, self-cocling fine Derengers and every other kind. Call in and examine my stock, as it will at all times give me pleasure to show you my goods whether you purchase or not; so be sure and give me a cali and examine for yourselves.
 Old gold and silver taken in exchange foI work or goods. All work of every kind shall be done with neatness and dispatch, as l have again regained my health.
 Very kindly thanking all for their liberal patronage and sincerely hoping that it may still continue. II. J. BISHOP.
 April 20, 1854.
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This is world of compensations. The rich pay for their silver ware by worrying about house. breakers, while the poor find an offset to their hard ships, in glorious sleeps and a freedom from dyspepsia.
Southern shield., 1854-09-30

SWAMP LAND SCRIP, in sums to suit purchasers, for sale by
 JNO. J. JACKSON < CO.,
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 Ee9~ Nearly every county in Texas voted, at the recent election in that State, against granting licenses for the retailing of intoxicating liquors. We must confess that we hardly suspected so glorious triumph for the cause of Temperance in that quarter. But we are none the less rejoiced, however that the people of that State have thus ear ly taken this important step. One of the fruits of this decisive action has already been experienced in the town of Huntsville. Every liquor shop in that town and vicinity has been closed. The same effect will, doubtless, soon be produced in other places. This is a triumph, indeed, and one of which the good people of Texas may well be proud. We hope that the advocates of the cause will continue on in the good work until the entire traffic in ardent spirits, as a beverage, has been sup pressed. Success to the good cause in Texas, and every where else, say we.
Southern shield., 1854-09-30
J&VT& sG sa-1 I

HAS just received and has on hand a new and large assortment of Jew .elry, consisting of Ladies' fine Breastpins, Earrings, Cuff-pins, Clasps, Lock cts, Bracelets, fine gold Pencils, &c. And for
Southern shield., 1854-09-30
VIM. T. LANDS Bokerp M Gollftttiouerp. NO. 5 FRONT ROW.

! WOULD most respectfully inform the cit A izens of Helena and surrounding country that will keep constantly on hand and for sale, on reasonable terms, all kinds of Confec- tioneries, and Bread of every description, also full stock of
Southern shield., 1854-09-30
Great Cure for D ' s EP STA. |.

THE TRUE DigeStiUe Fluid O. Gastric Jajcc, pre- pared from the Rennet, or the Fourth Stomach of the sOx, after the directions of Baron I iobire 4b, c,,o,+
Southern shield., 1854-09-30

w. II. DESUONG, Artist, Is now ready for visitors, with every facilit, to produce first quality Pictures.
Southern shield., 1854-09-30
Gun. E0guesrcan GaHeyy.

qual to any in the United States, and prices
Southern shield., 1854-09-30

August 26, 1854.
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COPARTMERSHIP NOTICE.

1farch IS, 1854.
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Shaving Saloon.

Helena. June 12. 1851.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16
Another Arrival from rnlifnrnia

New YORK, August 1.-The steamship
Empire City, from Aspinwal, with Cal.
iornia dates to the 10Th ult.. llhe same as
brought by the Star of the West al ny.
on Monday arrived here this m5rninr-
The Empire City brings 400 passengers
the California mails. and over one million
one hundred thousand dollars in specie
The principal cOnsignees are Adams Il
Co.. 1896, 900; Wells, Fargo & c..
S3sO,OOO; and the American EXCHANGE
Bank, S27O,OOO.
LATER FROM THE IsrHHus.-T5e ss.
Pinwall Courier fully endorses the action
Of the Administration in the bombarimeo.
OF Greytown, and hopes that It will prove
acceptable 10 the American people as an
earnest that the government IS reviving fla
foreign policy which made her res,ec,ef
IN her early infancy.
4 guard has been placed on the mulr
road to protect passengers crossing 'hr
lslhmus.
There was much sickness at Panama
and considerable rain bad lzllen.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16

sr IotIt August S,-A dread .u uo
\ 1or-ufrl n lhls city, ths evening
About O'Clock, at The llh ward poH,
during on alteration, an lrshman snbb
I'd an American. This was the signal .ot
a general attack, IN which pistols wen,
fired, stones thrown, aud misscs lrce.,
USED
The mob destroyed a large number o
drinking houses, ana broke The furniture
10 atoms.
The crowd supplied themselves with
axes and smashed everything iha, would
yield to blows.
1t is rumored that five persons have
been killed, and a large number wounded
The mob threatened to attack the Col.
lege.
The Office Of ~ he Anzerger" has besr
attacked, and is now threatened again
Eight military companies are now mar.
ching towards the point threatened onl
a number have formed in line IN pr7,o,
the Anzerger office.
Two arrests have been made.
About sixty houses, mostly Irish GRO,
gerie5 Of the lowest order, have been ce.
s.royed.
On Morgan street there is not an Irish
grocery left.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16

Z. Subscribers who DO not give express u.allaH t-
the contrary. are considered ls wishing o. cl1ilrul
their suhscripiiCn-
3 II suhscribtrs order the dise--1iuuulrs r.
their newspapers. The pubishsr u1T costume O.
END then until all arTtarsrss are rll-
8. II Subscribers neglect or refuH- ." thEe rHf--
-ewspapers from the ofaob, O. whila '1fT are d.
reatsa. thsy are held responsible unI- tasy hlrt
s--flsG their bills and orasrHd then disslu1l-rH1
II subscribers remove o. uthE1 places VIII ---,
iafarrainr the publishers. and tie nHuEIITsrs are
rlat % tas former direction, thEy are hsla rasl--
Hhle
The Courts have 6eci3ei that rstusirr t- lAfs
aeNfnapsrs fron the utbcs- cr rl1n-Tlur ard -s11-
fa=rn uHrrne8 frr. Sc evidence 81 frEHl.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16

A l1-i1 u1--r-- 5ss-sa.E -- -ls s--s--its- s- tzs
SERVICES l- ses ul- -- ISL azs fHs- ls5 ard g. Q.
-T l--s--l-- o. -.tE1 a--llst--- O. --a Gems
siE-r-E Ef Fszslr-s iH- % tz---s1-s -s tie .sz=-
~-l-l s1e w1--1-- have tsF- --rl -ta persia
--t--- 1hH slus WI rasuza rs--- I- O. -e- Z.
eH- Be Ef ~ nee t- Az r-ss- rs-s-- o. a r-rs.--
has tHg- f1-f-sl i- tls hrli -ff1- @. u-z-s-- s-
issli-- e a El-sli ttf-e-z-
CTEES THrE~TuN.
g--z1- --r-.5z-- JAR T. 1s5t.-ss--5
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Eusis Of Abnh1a Rlxmlry, Grd.

I ETTEB~ -r Al-z-is--r,5-- co t-- -z-s-s q
4 4 Ah- ulssz-a- lr=- r' PIE township. Gear
-fll a----T. deceased Ez-i-- aaa- --1-.-E -- -tz
s-tEr-5rsr l- 5-H t-E rs l.u- AT rF----s f--
fst-el o. E5a as-E-- u5- --rEs ----a-- 5--
E-alV- ana l.Har -l7l-- claims a--ll1.- III -l-a
ull present ---- E--s-a-ll-l--i- .- sz---z-
-H--
GEH. e. EE~SwlEE. AE-r.
Fzrz 5-u-s-.-- E--- lt. l-sE--E
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ne Ane-icar T1ardla- Har,l.

FNNEE s--=--l-a--- --ll-- --l a-.--- thar -s
L Ezs Fzss ---r -=l o. la--. -au r-E-z--. q
--s ~H-t- end ~=--E s-~-e-. la-1s-s pa
-l5.l -= la- f---5s-a- and E--1l z- l- f-a RS.
la---- E .E u-a----. IS 1-.---
s--s-- a-1 rsr--z-s-- t1-rls--
H- ellr-=s uill hl ---als-Erz- 1-s azs kr-sa ----
a-r-=- 5- a Es-s-- --t-- --- r-5s-1E -1--s-
u-1-s --s- and -sE-. -ETl-- r---ss. ulr E17
vl-l- Ella-ls-- 1r1 1z5 o. -1-----z-- -a-s-
lUIE : EaDE-sUEE-
r--r IL -s=--s-
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ElErLsnithS Ieak 10 vow IltsE.Sts.

TF7HE -uis-=5--sE ,-5-1 .l- sale BIS -1- known
= Br.E=----r-- ss-r -..---au- s.r--ss enc hll
-..ss east u. J.---a.i B-iL-s. C.-z-lg.1 c1----.-
-ls r5--s one r--a- lr- sim -u-i sz5- 5z =; -z-
able .1- O. Iai.-- .- >-1e-.zsa.--
E--f--aIa- ....--ll-ll- .- .--l -. oh --i--s5-u-
I'd .lrlE- l- che H--E--es.
SAMUEL r. 1TL-rR.
B1--. township. Argus; =. lss4.-,L
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Died.

At tine residence af his SOL. Co. Gfa- e. l.-z-
more, in Pike township, On la7: Illr--.g- G-.
ABEAHAN PAssuoEE, - TIE advanced age ai -
year and 56a days.
Z.'r1 1Ir. Passmo-e was among the fr- white
settlers IN this coarrv. We ar nos errtz.- -s o.
The precise year, bus it was a13-t lsga Ee Uas
d blacksmith by trade, ana Irsvlau- g. be coming
tae rsttlers had 90 70 all the way 60 ;La G-aa. I-
aud, Old Fort &C, 60 have -hs5r p' '7utsla-a. ---
gaael, axes and -ruhbinE-hoss msris--
lu &lesburC, Centre county, recently, sArll
HooyER, in the 10Th year Of has age.
The deceased was for many wears g r-srer-
rsi citizen Of this county.
On Friday last, in Pike township. HAvykE, a-z5
about years, daughter OF Benjamin aai E-i--
Moore.
Ca Monday lssi, in B0-gs township Rowan
son Of AezaaieT and LeuoTa Adams, a-a- 4l-aur
* years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16

- IEtNEn -~sT t--- tE1 s-azrr5ts-- on -s
= u5r-- aE s-s ll-t l-ss- q --zrE LIGHT HEfN-
DIE Goa. w--E snail =a- r- By Lsa -1=--
A-E r'Hss-- -lrl-- l- ---1-l-l -1 sl.s r-z u.. De-
l-r--l -rV1-lsL D. o. MustlaE-
Tllz-tz1E Ar rt rszL
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STRAY HORSES

NfTEAE ED t-r- t-a ---t--1--- - T-sr--
- Oh Tl-s-r~ rta ---- O. T-Ir --- E-r E4--
r-s Es1rT ss- 1-i b. -1-t rl-.l.s.--- o. ~ s vsa-z
el-.rs r-tF- ---- ard VITA Der tail f-sa-
ana st--rs-si--lt--- G OF vr1-z el5--r -tfizl-
--s f17a -t si--E- -f tts-- A-~ra-a-- f-sf-- --
sd z-Ir-1.s -- -lrl-- -u.--z-1-l- -a siits- CT il
s-izeri5s-s uisre siaF rlz b.. Send --iE ts s-if1
t.r -eHErls1
VIZ Al WALLACE
q d NICHOLS.
--sa--s-z A--zr G. Isss-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16

YylE TcE @lLE. % .ha -g1-Esus.h sl-a g.
Al or - * larsr, f.i 6 cara. s---- -z,5-lsti n
tie.e. Gasp l.- oash. Juiv @.lSss
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16

GIrE : chest Pri,-l e. Casa VII ~ r4sa " ti.s
I -al=--e=r o. q e .-r.if~ q. r-t- si--
H1s . -s E.7TsE TLgA.s
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16
NORTH CsRGL M ELrCTlnS

RALEIGH, Aug. II.-Au ihe counties
have been heard from eXccp. McD1we.
and BunComba.
bragg (dem., makes a clear saln o.
l,sO0 in Cherokee, Caldwell. HAYWOOD.
Hyde, Henderson, Jackson, Macon. Ruth
eriord, Richmond and Dayie.
The Senate wall probably stand @r
Democrats and 90 Wni-s-and The Com.
mons 63 Democrats and - Wings.
COLUMBIA, August ll.-Bmg-'s M1inr-
for Governor will not be lessihan 2u0J
Senate will 10, be less than 1. and
reach 10 democ- -alic majority.
go House will no; be less than -. and
POSSIBLY amount to majority for the
Gratis.
Another despatch SAYS that Bragg. The
..uocra'ic candidate for Governor s. Ger.
n.y elected: and that there IS q c.en-
--nocraric majority OF eight IN the Le-i--
a,ure on joint ballot.
GTNever rdicule what YOU canno. un-
iarsiani.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16

NV IVIa N.IlllIIIl- VII
Ti-lher, White Pins. Ter oub.e e. ea q, and =
Timber. Oak. per culiC feet 90 s. aid =,
Timber. o. Scau,- psT II. feet So 0 AID 81 81
Boards, n. T. per y. IT. clear, 81 2. and q q
s-uris. y. p a quality, per n go 2. a-1 50 @.
atls Eastern, 81 ala
single, bunch, Is inches, " and 90
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16

ETNever rdicule what YOU canno. un-
iarstand.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-16

FEEvy-E T-I,-rI. ~
-- ] DO s1-l[T that -he above s7i i1-s-
sl-L. going. iE q u7ls and correct copy ui The
--' q ---Eas" ana -yATs7 takcl uu the Res
solution --i-tre % az amendment q
20 C-r.ti.-ti-- rr he Cr-u51w q"
zstlc sane L1rsls q the '1g-- is 0s
-lc tvc I-a..E e: iLt Cr1-l4. azsor-
~ q. -. T--.l7-v ss.tt, IT, .-U -
s- -.lss4
s5-1l-. rs BAR D. rrl tht -1sl @. al
aEel 'ziz lrst ia~ Jf .lalE, cas thrns-
zrl ti.at llaE--i sad hIl--lour-
g. =. BLACK.
---tf--- C. .he Commonwealth
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13
eVOTYCE.

In conformity to all act of the Legislature of
this State approved, March 18th 1884, entitled:
IAN act to amend and re enact the fourth.
fifteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth sections
OF an act Untitled: an act to re -organizs free
public schools in the, State of Louisiana" ap-
proved april eth 1855, and to authorize police
juri to establish board wit sfin their rcspec-
tive. Parishes; for the examinations of apui-
cants for the place of Teacher ~ District
schools.-The Police Jury of this Parish at
its setting Of the thirteenth of June 1854, pas
sed the following resolution:
Resolved that the president of the Police
Jurs, is hereby appointed ,xalniler OF all ap-
picants for .teaehingin in the peblic schools,
of this Parish, and the treasurer is prohibited
from paying any teacher after the present
qnarter, who does not exhibit 10 him the CERT
iicate OF his examination and authorization bv
president OF the police jury,
Be it further, ordered that the clerk of the
police jury make the publication required bv
the act Of March 18th 1875 !, No 81.
ASSUMPTION august Ist 1854.
eFa C.L M1yoR,
f%4t II Geek.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13
IL NKS

En- conformite a IN acte de la Legislature
de Get Etat, appronye lie Is mars 1884, ~intitule:
!" Acte pour amender ct remettre en- viigueur
les quatriene, quinziessle, dix-septieme ct dix
sections dun acte ~iutitule; I. acte
pour organiser les ecoles publiques gratuites
dams pEtat de Ia Louisiana; y APPROVE lie rs
avfil 1853; ct pour a~utoriser les juris de police
d iommer des commissions dams leurrs parois
ses respectives, a Fefet d'examiner les appli.
cants aux places de professeurs dams les eco
les de District.-Lej jury de police de cette pa
roisse, 4 So session du trsize JUN 1854, a passe
Ia resolution suivante, SAVIOR
Resolu que lie president du jury, de Police,
est. ct demeure nomme examinateur de tous les
aprllauants CONNIE precepteurs dams les eco
les r,bliqnes de cette Paroisse, ct he tresorier
est Iroaibe de payer aucun precepteur. apres
lie PR sent trimestre, qui nest pas portedr Dun
certificat constatant son exarnen par le presi-
dent du jury de police.
II est de plus resoln, que lie grefier du jury
ed police est requis de faire la publication re.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13
IL est quatrc heurcs, revcnons rue
de Berlin. dit Rixion.

IL est quatrc heures, reycnons rue
de Berlin, dit Bixiou.
-Oui, tu yiens de voir lie occur da gon-
ycrnement, il faut ten montrcr les he'll
minthes, les ascartdcs, le tenia, lie repu>
blicain, puisqu'h faut Fappeler par son
nom, dit Leon 4 son cousin.
Une fois les tsois amis emballes dams
leur facrc, GazonaI regarda railleuse-
ment son cousin ct Bixiou CONNIE un
homme qni vouIait lacher un Dot de bile
oratoire ct meridionalc.
-Je me desffais biean de cette grande
bagasse de vile; mails 6epuis &c matin,
je e mspriss! La pausre province liant
mesquine est unc honnete file; mais Pa
ris c'est une prostituee, avide, menteuse
comedienne, ct le suis bienn content de
ny ayoir rienn laisse de peau...
LA journee nest pas fnie, dit sem
reimbursement Bixiou, qui cIigna de l'eiI
en- regardant Leon.
-E pourquoi te plains-tu bstement,
dit Leon, dune pretendue prostitution a
~laaueIIe III vas devoir le gain de ton pro.
ces? TIE .crois~tu plus yerlueux que nous
ct moins comedien, moins avide, moiis
facile l descendre une pente quelcon-
que, moins yanitenx que tous ri avec
qui % ayons joue CONNIE ayec DIES
pantins?
- 1854
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13
dc Leon, apres ayoir salue ,Gazonal

dc Leon, apres avoir salue .Gazonal q
Bixiou.
comment wont les afaires? lui de.
manda Leon en- hi liyrant un de ses
pieds deja pr6atablement lave par le va.
let de h ambre.
-Mais, e suis force dsavoir deux Gle.
YES, deux %jeunes gems gui, desesperant de
la fortune, ont quite Ia chirurgic pour
Ia corporistique, lis mUuraient de faim,
ct dependant lis ont dn ~talent...
oh! je ne vous parIe pas des affair
res pedestr size vous demande on yous
en- ates de vos '~affaires poiitiques...
Mason ianra sur Gazonal un regard
plus eloquent que toute espece d'inlerro.
CATION.
oh! parlez, cscst non cousin, Ell
est presque des y6tres, il est legitimiste.
Eth bien! nous a%ilons! nous mar
chons. Dams cinq ans d'ici, rEnrope
sera toate a nons... La Suisse ct ltIta.
lie sont chaudement travaillees, eli wien.
ne la Circumstance, nous somnnes prsts.
lei, nous avons cinqnanle mile hommes
armes, sans comptcr les .deux cent mile
citoyens qui ont sans 4e sou...
Bah! dit Leon, ct les Notifications.
-Des crodtes &c pates quson avalera.
rspondit Mason. D'abord Gus ne
lsisserols pas vcllir les canoas; ct puis
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13
Essayez de m'entamer...


3 ,pauyre garcon. dit Leon en- haus-
SAINT les epaules, n'asstu pas deja promis
ion influence electorate a Rastignac.
-Oui, parce quill est lie seul qui Sc
soft mis- a fire de l~nismeme...
-Pauyre gareon! rereta Bixion, vons
me deiez, moi qui mai fat que %rire!...
Vous rcssemblez a an roquet impatien-
tant un tigre... All! 81 yous noas ayiez
WIS nous moquent dc q%nelqusun... Sasez-
vcus que nous pouvons rendre fou un
homme sain d'esprit...
Cettc conversations mena Gazodal JUS
que chez son cousin, on In sne dcs RE
chasses mobiiieres lui conpa In parole ct
NIT lin i ce debat. lie Msridional s'a.
percui, mais plus tasd, que Bixiou Pa
wait deja fat poser.
A cling heures Ct demie, M moment
on Leon de Lora faisait sa toilette pour
lie soir, au grand sbshissement de Gazo-
nal, qui nombrait les mile ct une super.
flutes de con cousin, ct qui admirait ie
serieux du valet de chambIe en- foncs
tons, On annonea le pedicure de mon
Publicola Mason, petit homme de
cinquante ans, don't In figure rappelle
celle de Marat, fit son enlree en- depo.
SAINT ure petite boite d'instruncp,s ct en-
Sc mettant sur d petite chaise, en- face