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TO CONTRACTORS.

CGee Of the Baton Rouge aud Clinton
Plank Rqad Company,
DROPOSALS will be received until the
- Ist day Of June next. (ls5a) for the
construction of Suspension Bridges across
Cyprcsxand Whites Bayous, according to
the plan to be seen at this dNbcc. Also
for building good substantial bridge, over
II slough (ahout 20 feet wide) runnir:
across the line Of the road, about 100 yards
South of Cypress Bayop. Proposals are IT,
vited for either OF all OF the above.
By ordgr Of the Board. VI
ALFRED SHEpPERS. Il
may l2th-'jl. ? Secretary.
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Rail Road Election Notice.
Mayors oruep, Barox Rorcr, La.

MAYORS OrVCE, BATON RorGg, La. !
-. May 9Th, 1854. ~ {
RY VIRTUE Of m ordinance adopted by the
~ Board Of ALDERMEN OF the City OF Baton Rouge.
on the fourth dayo ,May,.lS54. and in conformity
70 an act Of the Legislature entitled "AnAc pro
vtding for the subscription BY the Parishes and
Municipal Corporations Of the State, to the stock
Of Corporations, &c." approved March ~, 1s52,
an election will be held ut the Court House, In the
City Of Baton Rouge, on THURSDAY, TIE sTH
DAY OF JUNE, 1854, FOX the pprpose Of ratifyiny
the ordance passed by said Board Of Sclcctmen on
the 4th May. 1854. entitled "An ordinance provid-
ing for the subscription The part Of the City OF
Baton Rougc,sto the New Orleans and Baton
Rouge Rail Road Company" At said election the
voters on 'chose property the kaa Is leried, shall
be. authorized to vote those who are in favor Of
the ratification Of the ordinance will deposit their
ballots" FOR THE RAIL ROAD" those who are
not in favor ofsajh approval to deposit their votes
E" AGAINST THE RAIL ROAD"
eH The election will be presided by Messrs
James NJ. Elan, Henry Toulinson and j. McNa.y
Robertson, commissioners
The polls will be opened from o'clock A. ~, un-
til o'clock, r. n. JOHN r. DUFROCo.
may $500. Mayor,
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Telpgraphed for the Daily Comet.

JACKSON LATHE body Of John
Dickinson NJ. d. who was drowned in
February 1858 in Thompsons. creek
was found yesterday near the Planta-
ton Of Jesse Davis. Body in state of
remarkable preseryation-to be buried
here tomorrow.
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% By late telegraphic intelli.
gence from New York, brought by
the Canada from England, the death
of Lord Cockburn and the Marquis Of
Anglesea is announced. The former
was one of the Scotch judges, and the
biographer of Lord Jeffrey The
Marquis Of Anglesea, statesman.
HE was Lord Lieutenant of Ire
land during the agitation for Catholic
emancipation, and in later years has
been Master General Of the Ordinance.
At Waterloo he lost a leg, and ever
afterwards suffered at intervals acute
agony from the wound. At the time
of his death he had reached the patri-
arehal age Of eighty-six.
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Cooley is at hand again for
June. The wires may be down, the
locomotive may run off the track. the
boat blow up, and the mail fail be-
yond Charleston; but Godey's Book
meur fails 1t comes as regularly as
the time itself. Should Cooley not
come at the appointed time, we should
regard it as failure Of the Quaker
City.
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Western Produce.

WcStern Produce.
kFOuR-lOD barrels fresh ground St. Louis :;
Corn-l25 bags prime white; Pork--1e bar.
rels mess; LarteOl-lo barrels choice Candles
so boxes Is star. $A4
The above articles arc Just received per steam.
ers Mediator Huntsville" and are offered 1t
the lowest cash market prices.
JOSHUA BEAL.
may-ls. Opposite the Harvey House
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lry-lt will be seen BY reference,
that on the 3th proximo, there will be
sold in W est Baton Rouge at public
auction, valuable plantation, with all
the necessaries to carry on the same.
Sec Adve rtisenent.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-23

Ig-"A Merchants" communica-
ton in reference to the New Orleans
and Baton Rouge Railroad, is before
rs. We must give it at least three
readings before making up our mind
Ill reference to it.
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Al drrien

On "Wednesday 10th inst, by Rev. John
c. Miller, Mr.. HENRY $. PERKINS Ia
MISS SUSAN H. 'DUPREE, both of This
place.-M;rror Jackson.
:. On Thursday evening last, at the Catho-
JIG church, by Rev Mr.. cHAuBosr. A..
L. d: BLANCHARD TO Mrs. D. Il. ORIL.
LION both Of tl:is Parish scrttnH.
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The CLINTON PLANK There
is, We presume not one Of. the stock
holders in this road who would no,
prefer to see it converted into Rail.
road, which we have no doubt might
now be done at 4 very trifling addit-
ional cost. The road to Port Hudson
is now worn so much that in very
few years the old iron will have to DO
taken up and supplied with new
The Port Hudson company we make
no doubt, would y willing to dispose
7 Of the iron, which could be converted
into the T rail. and we have the best
reason to believe that they would take
largely Of the stock in the BATON
Rouge and Clinton Railroad, which
would most certainly be more pro-
dnctive stock than that Of the Plank
road. This matter is worth a copsid
GRAFTON on the part Of the stockhol-
dcrs, and now is the time to act in the
premises.
Educ 1TIoN OF THE DEAF, DUNE
AND BL1ND.-Our friend Mr.. j. S.
Brown Of the La, Institution for
Mutcs and the blind, has our thanks
for a copy Of the proceedings of the
0hird Convention of Instructors, held
Nat Columbus, Ohio in August last.
The labor Of the Third convention is
embraced in a neatly printed volume
of near 300 pages, and contains inde.
pendent Of the proceedings of this
philanthropic body, valuable and ex.
ceedingly interesting papers from diff
fercnt instructors in the Union on the
subject Of educating this class of un-
fortunates with the most recent i'm
provcments in the language of signs.
AT the opening Of ths convention,
the following resolutions attracts our
attention.
"ResoIved, That the meetings Of.
the convention be opened with an ex-
PLANTATION Of Scripture anda prayer III
the language ose signs This is The
true eloquence of devotion. A silent
prayer, is an invitation to some spirit
messenger ofthe Most High tosstand
In the midst Of the multitsde-the out
ward senses, are for the moment loCGkd
in sleep and the mind looking down
into the secret recesses of the heart, is
elevated and purified by the presence
of the eternal spirit. There are no
appropriate words to offer directly to
the throne Of One SO Intimately great,
SO far beyond the compass of our minds,
IS is, the Author ola worlds cxist6fce.
There is poetry in the language of
signs, and piety in its silent Devo-
ion, that the most burning eloquence
If words cannot excel.
The proceedings Of the American
Instructors are full of the most inter.
sting information to the general read I
r. A new plan of grammatical sym.
'ols proposed by Isaac L. Peet of ,
New York, strikes our attention. Il $
proposes symbols to represent words (
nd signs, for sentences. !
When the convention adjourned it :
djourned to meet again in July 1855 ,
the Institution for the Deaf and t
)umb and the Blind in Staunton, Vir- '
inia. a
We hope that before the next meet n
e of the Institute that the Louisiana Il
,ssitution, will be able to offer the 4
sautiful building now rising into V
ately proportions on the southern :,
order Of this city; as place for the f
,xt annual meeting. a!
h,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-23

eEs- \ recent number Of the Or
leanian says in reference to- the pre-.
Adamite," man that Professor usher
has introduced to the world in the
Types Of Mankind:
1T is strange that 30 startling a
fact as that mentioned by Dr.. Ushs
never reached us before, although resi-
dent here for many years. Aud. then
the fossil cypress, only fourteen thous-
and five hundred years old! Won
der if they were discovered on Moreau
street in the Third District, whereAu
Dr. Ushet dwelt ?-who is probably
the Doctor alludedks, as he was sssAe-
what of scientific and literary ges-
tlemah. q n
1t will be stranger still it Professor
Usher proves, that rhal1has existed on
the earth a ''huudred pd fifty thous-
and yeass... It viii fequirc q greater
numbered facts to prove this, than
theworld is,yet possessed of;. includ-
ing the "fosal prc-Adamite pan Of
the 3rd' District" Were isno light to
penetrate much farther back thar the
six thosaaad Rars, the period at
which 'a' in hjafp'esent upright
position as bi-ped' entered the thea:
ire of existence, accafdIns to Uncle
Moses. Beyond that time, we are in,
clined to believe that the was NOT
a better looking animal, than others
with which we are at this day familiar,
upon which we look with contempt
because Of fancied resemblance
We hope for the credit Of American
Geology that the co-editors Of the
"Types of Mankind will qualify the
assertion that man has existed "hua-
dred and fifty thousand years -
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-23

O. Young gentleman who dress
in tight pants aud bob-tailed coats have
received the arpcllation Of Shang
hais
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/ contends for. If nature is not over.
strained; don't think that I am jealous
ofthis Miss Dolly, far from it, sure
am thatI can give her some Of the
best feathers in my cap and then be
none the looser l have opened q
communication with Mr.. Sc and ex.
changed daguerreotypes, as everything
pertends a happy conclusion of this
noceptflirtation, / am exceeding an
] noyel that any one should dare ridicule
the object Of my choice. and which,
Mr.. Comet, YOU have dene in man.
ner which | do. assure you is highly
discF6itable tosyou. So much 50,
that | am almost determined to Send
your paper back, and never to an
nounce my marriage to the world
through your valuable panF (ponder
well the loss, all wants to know who is
Mr.. .5G.) In your answer Of Miss
DOLL communication, you castigatc
dear, dear SIS severely, anH endcav-
or by your unwholesome advice, to
have him offered "as sacrifice ut the
shrine, Of female vengeance. How
terrible. and for what because he
dared to make an innovation in estab-
lished rules and psagcs, which threat
ems to destroy the most important
feature in the institution offemaleism,
to wit long courtship. am sure Mr..
Comet, had you kuoWn him you would
not have been sokseverc. Oh could
you but see him throWh the eye of az
fectiep, you would behold paragon Of
beauty aud perfeq fs% shd possessing
all tbs attributes LOT the accomplished
gentleman, whose gentle and persua-
rive manuer.slnasendeared himself to
all, (and cornmittelsad havoc among
the susceptible feninines)
"A word ofadmonition to tlie Young
bucksafNund town, least TREY should
try and 'fmitate=56's examph, to get a
wife-0hey must fif& pattern after
him m all things) You advised Sc
to make attonemebt for the great in
dignity hcofAel to my sex, IN. Nd |
vcrtising for . No. ~ what dosou
admire, | suppose speak for Miss
Dolly, as size has made you her con-
fident, that e must stand on his head
in Laurel street-fun for the lovers OF ,
the rediculoas, and Miss Dolly in par
ticular. would beg leave to make
a suggestion and that is, for Miss
Dolly in order to get a fair view Of
SOS face-she mda \ SHIFT poles also.
cass no insinuatiens on any s1ab but
Mr.. Comet you must desistz rom
abuse f56, lest 1oa-. incur my evcrc
Mnot announce NY
name in that paper which says so many
things sincere and swect-shall I say
witty also Nr. Comet, tfemble lest
you never reosive an invitation to take
ca with lis, in that superb christal
palace. CYNTHIA.
JOHN HoYARD.-Punch thinks that
he. strongest instance on record, Of
h4 celebrated John Towards benevo-
ence, .wassthe fact of his having, at
he ageNof rs, married a lade of SO.
lie is universally acknowledged to
ave been IN advauce of His age, but
NV are aware NAT Mrs. Towards
sc was so much in advance of his.
: Gapt. Thos. S. Kinggo!d. ofthe Ord
ance corps, died in Washinton. On the
9th. :
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-23

Office elite Button Roude and Clinton
Se PA19k Road Comp0ny.
NOT1CE is hernby gwen T. the Stockholders Of
~ the Company that an 1nstalment Of Ten per
cent on the amount Of stock subscribcd (f2 so Ae,
shMre) will be Nue. nd pay fable on the first day OF
June (ts5iA by order OF the Board.
April 1iS54e ALFRED 81 -rrEEs.
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r. The Bella Donna--that excel
lent passenger packet, has our thaks
for late favors
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Notice,

A Lkpersons having Clocks, Watches and
II Jewellery, which have been in my
possession twelve months. are hereby mott.
fled to call for the same within thirty days,
otherwise they will be sold at public auction
to pay charges. i. &. DELARODERlE
Baton Rouge May 18th "a.
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3 CITY HALL.
Ever. ing, May 23d, 1854.
HERR ALEXANDER
rrTJa sLrT IND y AscEn Al A(I1nTA

WILL MAKE HIS last appearance in
w Baton Rouge on the above evening,
in his Mysterious performance OF Natural
magic. Loose no! the sight Of his wonders.
You may never look on his like again.
TD Doors open at n o'clock. Perform
ande 10 commence at 8 O'clock
v Z-Tiekets, SO cts, Children and Serv-
ants IS cts
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MayoraIty.

81 MayOrn1ty.
THE price Of Flour tc'ng IS 90 per barrel. Ba-
l kers viii give II ounces Of Bread for 10 cents.
the ensuing " eek. [mylO] J. X. DUfROCQ, Mayor.
TIE PRtx de Ia farine Gtant IS 30 10 baril-lcs
- boulangcs donneront II onces de- pain, In Sc
maine conranse pour 10 SOUS
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Communicated.
M. Comet,-It was with great
dissatisfaction, that L. read Dolly's
communication to you last week, as to
who Mr.. 56 was. Now you see Nh,
Comet, after reading the advertisement
for awife by that amiable young man,
Mr.. Sc (for could he be otherwise
with 100000 in cash, and a Crystal
Palace on Laurel street;) | asked
the opinion Of sone dear friends. if /
did not come up 10 the exact descrip-
ton required, and on being told, so de-
termined.oo making application. and
if possible a conquest ofbim now l
want to get married, but don't you
think for my saying SO, that | am old,
or out Of my teens, as l am hit eight
teen years this May, don't You re-
member what the Poets says of the
dangers that besets maids born in
May,) and as nice morsal f0f the
qualification Of the mostEexquisite ap.
petite that could we'll be imagined.
Transccndantly beautiful, skilled in
all the arts which adornstte famale
character, and which adds grace. and
beauty to my very MOVEMENTS. Isp
not to be compared to @y one. Mi
Dolly notsyen excepted. Now | % .
myself great Injustice in excepting
her, for she, III her most inflated pride
and boastings of beauty, never for a
moment had the presumption to come
into competition with the admirable
and Incompatible Cynthia. Yes, /
say, mortified was when Miss Dolly's
communication appeared-psapoundin
important questions to you about Mr..
b6 Gust to let people know that she
still made big pretessions,) and was
very particular about the qual;fca-
ions, which we should possess to
win her love, this in her, is sheer
as | am certain. that there
would be no unwillingness on her
'art to accept any one, who possesses
he courage to ask her in marriage
\ miserable old spinster of 40, with
anity enough TO supply the Comet
or months to come, now you can
cry readilysee that her age accounts
Or one question she asked you, that is,
8 to what clas.of philosophers does
e belong, whether Acetic, Stole. or {
'owlerian, and to make the question ,
lore emphatic, aud which she wished {
} be particularly informed of, ITALIA =
sed deciple Of Fowler l know but $
ttlspf Philosophers in general, but 6
y accident as it were (now won't $
II you how l got it) received an =
killing as to what Fowlerism con- ,
sted Of. Taking that knowledge I'M
with Miss Dolly's age, |
included she was for making up lost
me, which could not be done if she
arried man that put 4 owlcr's doc
ms to practice. No such motives c
tuate me, as | am only eighteen, have y
prospect before me for long life Of ?
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-23

ON ACCOUNT Of departure, the under
~ signed offers TO sell, at cheap prices,
some valuable furniture and many house,
hold articles all IL the best condito n.
Persons are invited 10 call at his residence
on North Boulevard and see
may II st. LOUIS BORDE.ON.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-23

TERfNE CATHOLICAN for the cure Of fem.y.
- 4di3eases-a larg. supply received and for SO IL
It tjan eol A. GOLDMAN, Agent
Drugsies, Post Ofac. corner
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To Planters.

a gentleman, who can give the very bes,
II reference, desires situation as over
seer on Sugar Plantation. For particu-
lars address y. H.o at the Post office Ba
ton Rouge, La. may. l9-owat.
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\ VERY FINE PIANO-FORTE.-
II Prof. De Ceniel has just received
from the celebrated mandatory Of Messrs.
Knabe & Gealc Baltimore. a very fine Pr
ano for sale; Of brilliant and powerful tone,
combined with sweetness and elasticity Of
tooch-has two wishes, to dispose Of either
May be seen any dav. from to l0a o'clock
monday and Thursday exceptetl) at Mrs.
Jacobs North St. ri
Gy-Pianos and Harps tuned and strung ii,
superior manner. may.1l-lw.
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: *Capt. Thos. S. Ringgold, of the Ord
nance corps, died in Washinton. on the
10Th.
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EOK SALE.-The house and lot lately
i occupied by Philip Burg situated on
Third street. Apply 10
may-16 If. TiOS. PRENDAG CAST.
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ARD.-50 barrels Lard for sale by
IL may Is. THOS. PRENDAGAST.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-23

DORK AND BACON.-5O barrels Mess
J. Pork; 10 hhds. Shoulders; for sale
by Imay Is. THOS. PRENDAGAsT
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Wanted.
000 CREOLE MARES, from one to Q years old.
sAoV Apply Immediately. X. C. IlrrcHrsoy.
150 000 BRICKS for sale at the Baton Rous.
IcV)Vvv Mills by TRuDEAu l. HurcH1sox,
may lily.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-23

ENGL1SIf, French and American Ouinine...
IL large supply for sale by
an. 29ly A,GOLDM AMIN Aro.h... 80
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Wanted.
IN NEGRO Men, Boys or able bodied negro wo
~ men, to work in Brick Yard-good wages
given tmay 17ly] TRuDEAu HurcusoN'
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-23

que Ion dovait passer d In campaghe,
4 raison de trois t~oilettes par jour. 1t
matin. lselegant viconte parut dams I'm
l6licicnx habit dc chase, ayec DIES bou-
tons tout 4 fat nouveaux. Chaeun de
ces boutons montrait peinte habiIement,
soft nne t8te de cert, SOFT une tste de
sanglier, de lonp ou de renard.-M. de
b. await un habit simple ct commode.
In veuse qui deyait Nv ! les autres da-
mes suivre la chassc en- %voiture, mani
festait de son cote un ohapeau apporte
mystericnsement de Paris ct dun etfet
imprsyu.
Ce chapeau stait 81 jeli, ii ~nouyeau,
que les autres femlnes da~clarsrent il III.
lianimite qu'elIe await fait mourir son
premier mari dc chsgrin
Apres avoir joui de son success, ellie re-
margua lc costume gallant du yicomte,
mails bient6l son attention fut j~istraite ];
IN aatrc cavalier, qai Sc tenait d Gin
guante pms en- arrierre, elait exactementI
ystu CONNIE le vicomte Ill await CONNIE
lui les favoris passes au fer ct frises ; il
await lc meme habit, les msmes boutons;
CONNIE lui, Il ayait Fair froid, Fair an
glais, lie yicomto s~'appereut M meme
lnoment dc celte resemblance. C'e-
TAFT unc mauyaise chance dc SC rencon-
trcr asec co Mcncchnic !; II ne f~llaiti
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-23
lie FRUIT DIES VOYAGES.
FEulLLETs DU FORTIFIED LILLE ps,tg
y0YAGEUk.
voYAGEUk.

. Je virns de fire, avee quelqies A.
mis-, &C q1son est convenn d'nppeIer IN
snperbe voyage. deux gu trols mile
lleucs tout an moiins.
dc qnoi s'est end6 noire barage :
Qn'avons Q u VII ?Qn'ayons nous fait Z
Qiels esenements ayons nous 4 raconter,
Nos chevans BUS enporterept up
mntIn a trafcrs IN champ dc feves.
I'll nons aftiva plus dune fois dc rem.
coiltrer trois pies volant contre Ie vent.
ct du midi an nord !.
Mons fines IN Jour lemons du
dun chat noir Il &c III eorbeau.
" Tn aptre Jour, nous decouyrames
sur ie tronc dun vieuk suttIe une We'll.
le clioutttc regardaDt fixement lie soleiI.
TIA cine dun ~peuplier tut brisee
nous par Ia foudre, IN soir, eli IN
autro soir ecfasai par megarde uue atai.
gnee.
lies e%nfants notls pourst,iyaicnt ouel-
dc leufs ~iluces.
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NIEURTRE.

Lr y de &C mols Francois fofmcr.
NETS ilbre rG.idant dams liut6r'"nr. &c
@tnrncnx destructenr de cnnards IT dc che
%yreniEs que tous les chassenrs de nos cou-
trees connaissent dc v~ieiI'c date, n tte
r,sassind sur It. ront dn Bayou Cre"x,
qnl So trouyr ii c6te dc ia sucrcrie de
NJ. Gu,tave l.nuvr.--Ii II rccn an dos
IN coup dc fusil tire ~prcslu'a bout por-
tant ct eat tesnl1t raiie mort. Tn te-
moin dc &c mcnrtre IA fit un affidavit
contre Hughes Series de la p~aroisso
S.-Jacques J depnis pcu dc temps eta.
bli dams ces i,arogcs. L'"ccus5 est q
Groue dams Ia ge6te dc lAssonption ct
qnoique la our siege encore, Ie grand
Jury Sc tronva"t '%joarnt, II est probable
que iinstruction dc cette alf,irc n'aura
lieu que une prochainc session.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-23

" Les c%llletis hurlaient souycnt en-
nous soyaDt.
Les voyagenrs d'antrefois renco
%traient, dlI-on, sur les cheninss des fees.
des entimuteurS, dcs magtciens, DIES he
fos Ct des hdroInes, es.Bradamante et
dcs Dulcinee, DIES armees flntastiuues
Ct dc nysterienx mouths a vent, DIES
fols epousant DIS bergeres ct DIES chan.
mieres habit6es par de grandes princes,
ses.
klen de pareil ne s'offfita notre vue.
Nous Vines liant de siiles, tant dc TO-
refs, tant de feuyas Ell tart de rilyieres
que nons. tlnimes par croire quill ny H.
wait gu'unc foret, qn'un nauye ct an'lne
vile, t~onjours lamame, mas de prodiges
nous nset vines pas IN
Lie feul miracle gni 90 fasse encore
il CT srai qua force dc Sc reproduire.
miracle qni netonne plus p%crsonne.
q cesse den etre IN, c'esl celul de Fem
chauleresse Gree, qni c~haugeait les
hommss en- betes.
Cettc Hagicleiine nh point empofts
ellie sou secret toute fumme ava,,t
DC beianx yeux an service dun cfe.r
persers L. possede.
Dams les pays Oh ION nc connait per-
le soyageur CONNIE les gems don't
pafle fEsangtlc, . dcs yenx pour ne
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-23
pHRENOLOGIE

Nous ayons as,iste Il deux disscrta-
tons faitcs sur cette science, pendant Ia
semainc derniere, phr lc doeteur Crane.
--Chacune des deux soirecs s'est termi-
nee par un examen phrenologilnc 6e
denx auditeurs connus dc In sHlle
cntierc.1-Lc dottenr Crane e, faisuni
Get examen await les yeux bandes ct u
proauit une yise sensation par Ia justss-
&C de see portraits physiques, moraux ct
inteIlectueas. - Nous disens ainsi parce
QUEEN general on connait mieuK sou vol.
Ell son ami quson ne Sc %connait SOL