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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-09-17
NLLE-O ORLEANS, ii sept. 1854

Une societe secrete politique est
dun maintien impossible; quelIe que
soft la severite de ses r%eglements au
sujet du silence a garder, q~uelIes que
soient les guarantees don't ellie entoure ses
mutations, tot on tard la verite ecIate.
eS tendances reeIIes du corps SC foat
our. EFT en- supposant que Ia dite So
ci6t6 matt recrute que des hommt 9 era,
yes, dune fidelite inalterabIe, d. ces
hommes qui meuremt plut6t cue de ,ra-
hir leur serment, il y a quelque chose
| Qui Went a denoncer ses actes.
On la juge non pas d'apres ses prin-
cipes, puisqu'elle Sc TAFT, mails d'apres
les hommes qu'eIEe met Ell uvant, ct
don't on connaGt t%oujours l'csprit.
Quelques nominations, faites par une
soeiete secrete, s~uflisent aux hommes
d'experience, qui connaissent lie monde
politique, pour Sc faire n idee a peu
pres exacte, de tout lie systemic : ce sont
des ~jalons viyants qui doivent conduire
au but .
Ainsi nous avons pense DIES l'origine
du ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, que tout son
catechisme nous serait revele tot GU tard
que nous serions en- possession de tou,e
la Constitution qui lie regit.
Disons>le avec franchise ; les chooses
ont etc plus vite a son endroit que nous
n'aurions ose Pesperer lies iudiscretions
ne Sc sont pas fait attendre ; les maIa-
dresses Sc sont accumalees, ct, a cette
heure, nous avons bien peu de bancs
a rempIir dams lie Iivre des know-No.
things. e
lis ont joue de maIheur :; l%'enthousias-
me s'est vite caIm6 dams leurs rangs 3; vi.
tie, des assertions y ont eu lien, ct nous
ont fait tenir leurs Iivres sacres. Grace
a ces assertions, ct grace aux candidats
des know-Nothing-, nous avons pu PEI
netrer dams lie Sanctuns Sanctorum, dams
lie tabernacle, ct nous en- avons cmporte
ce gull nous faut pour tuer ce parti de
tueurs politiques.
Les revelations dtja faites, ont dtja
aPpele sur ces partisans hien des repro.
ches, ct ce qa'ils aecompliront, dams Pa
venir, leur yaudra bien des mtpris, eux,
qui oubIlent les chooses les plus s%aintes,
eux qui mont plus le respect DIES lois.
Nous avons Gu plus dune fois ~locca-
sion de dire leurs verites a ces adora-
tours du e a dor, a ces homnes qni,
derriere fenseigne du patriotistne, ca
chent Ia cupidite IapIus e%ntiere, fappe-
tit Unsuitable des places. Nous ayons
mis-, sous les yeux de nos ~'ectcnrs, he iris
te tablcau des enornites, dtja commiscs
par eux, ct il resort de nos denonci -
tons, la venue de bien des honnetes
gems dams notrc part.
Nous aurons SIMS doute, beaucoup
d'exces encore d constater, ct au Jour de
l'election, nou dlscuterons deyant le peu-
pie toute cefte masse de fats accusateurs,,
que nous enregistrops s%oigneuse nsnt, ct
qui Torment notre liyre noir polilique.
E@.5 Courier de la Louisiana. "a
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-09-17
! oui lis etaient actresses.

i qui lis etaient actresses.
A Iheure on nous avons quite le thea.
ire de ces describes, tout semblait ind;
quer que la mutt ne Sc passerait p; S sans enc
nous EMISSIONS a d6plorer la repetition dos
scenes de samedi ct de dimanche, neuts
ctre pis. Puisse crtte triste provision ne
pas Sc rCaliser.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-09-17
NILE ORLEANS, $ septembre 1856
MN. les Editcurs du Courier lie Ia
Louisiana.

MN. les Editcurs du Courier dc IN
Louisiana.
ST humble qu'ait etc l'existence poll
tique dun citoyen, je pose en- premiere
lignc dc principles que, sill ajamais recu
queique favour de son part, il nest pas
libre de briser les liens qui l'unissent d
ce part, sans bonner publiqucment les
motifs dun acte qui p%ourrait, autrement,
ayoir Pair dune assertion, resultant de
la corruption ct de l'6goisme.
Depuis lougtemps j'ai etc I'm membre
paisibIe, mais fdele, mails ferme, de cette
grandc portion du peuple AMERICAN que
I'on appelle "Le Parti Wing National"
Deux fois, &c part ma fait l'honneur de
me choisir pour remplir des fonctions
eminentes>et al siege CONNIE repr6sen'
tant ses principles. dams cette convention
qui a redige la Constitution par ~laquelle
nous sommes regis aujourd'hui.
A l'epoque GU e me suis enroIe sous la
banniere du whiggisme, MUS saluions,
CONNIE nos chefs, o pas un homme in
digne, sorti du penitentiaire de New
York, mais qaelques-uns DIES plus grands
particles, des plus fameux hommes DE-
tat des temps %modernes, les Clay, les
Webster. A la NIle-O Orleans, dams nos
rangs brises solvent, mais jamais decou-
RACES, nous regardions marcher les Hunt,
les Benjamin, les Conrad, les koselius,
ct, pour les hauts emplois, nous donnie S
nos suflragcsa dcs hommes chevaIeres-
ques, dune haute intelligence, tells que
les Du Buys, lea Roman les Nc Whorter
ct leurs pairs.
Dams ces temps, lorsquc ION rencon-
trait un hommc All milieu dun orage
politique, on ne lui disait pas: D'on
yiens -tu?' mails "Od vas-tu?" ct 81, a
cette demande, il ~repondait lpar un de
ces mots do passe qui sont ceux dun
yraiment AMERICAN, on lui eouhal-
TAFT la %bicnyenue, on lui offrait Pombra-
&c de notre drapeau, drapeau vaincu sou
vent, mails jamais souille.
Ces jours nc sont plus. La mort des
de ce grand part AMERICAN
a repandu des tenebres sur c~elui-ci ct,
scion ~quelques-uns de ses organes pyg-
mees a dispense, CONNIE lie vent disperse
paille, tous ceux qui m%archaient a
leur suite.
Soft. Mats puisque Ton accuse direc-
ternent la majorite de mes amis politiques
d'atre les createurs dun parti, .salue d'a>
bord par tous les honnetes gems CONNIE
IN parti de reforme, mails qui, en- fin de
compile, ma fat que ressusciter te part
1atif, je viens vous %demander, messieurs,
es COLONIES de votre estimable journal,
lin de protester contre une insinuation
,alomnieuse, en- tant, au moins, qu'elle
st dirigee contre la fraction intelligence
It patriotique du parti whig.
L'histoire de ce part, particuliere.
nent dams notre Fiat, dome I'm dement,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
Millinery , Goods.

NRS. c. M. HUNT would inform the Ladies MI of Wulcottyille and vicinity that she has just opened in that village new and splendid assortment of Goods, consisting of Silk, Lawn and Straw Bonncts, Hats, Caps and Boomer Flats, for Misses and Children; Flowers, Rib bons, &c., which have jus, been purchased in market, great care having been exercised in their selection they will be sold at a small profit. Call and see. se sge
 N. Bonnets and Gentlemen Hats bleached and pressed af shori notice.
 Rooms in Cne's Building, south end the Bridge.
 Wolcotiyilie, April 22d, 1854. 52
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

Tnz EDiToK ASsEnT. -'rhe editor oi. Elk lC0dnIy J Advdcate, is now on \ .sisit D PlI. .'a e'pilia. During bis absences iil,e boys have been editing lhe papeS.-- The following is saElsple flI steif style z.
 ssyyhen ouf beloved sCasbier went sway ne said. boys. M you want any money, you muSi collect The due sDnlile Taper, ss [ have eoi only enough i0 iake lbe . PhiGlelphis. eod buy ihe ely [ 1 like il. Well Bee did c0llect what VI could. We have raised one q,la rieR, twell- ,tysfise cenis, and twp shillines caaIl, m0r.- 'ey. gold, sRd silver. in one several piece, end this IS allihe money we have goi and we tisni know 1af anolileE ceA& ldne illis es- x 'tahlishmehlsP Weflease it so Dur Feadeea
 fD say how much this will do towards huy-.
 ing the tclUshes aand siclualsa E,ra large .ianilys and keeping body and soul tsl~
 Geslief, of TWO hungry devils fur two
 weeks. We are like alfollier printers,
 used to hard fare. haying, ever since ws learned the ifades been gccusiemed tu eat adfinl, and go naked, but we can't sfArvs 3s s8s# nsss51ASa 8 sss B@@F ssa3ss sE TV' FIssgs ssSxsN s.sF Saqs# ssssss fs4s sssSAi
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
Speculative.

&s&a s@G afgssGs DPeealaSlves kA@ saszssst3
 We never came across Yankee who. would not take every opportunity of ma :. king money. By night os by day in bed
 or out of bed--at table feasting or away from fable feasting- living or dying. drowning Or being drowned, his thoughts run upon money and he ealways makes the most of lis time. The following ina cident, witch occurred Oh tboatd the steamship Winfield Scolt. lately wrecked on ihe Pacific acoasi,;a Illustrates in 2 very foreible manner ll,e peculiar love Of gain which cha, scteiizes the Yankee under all circliSnsfances. ssa' aaaaF AsseR ess Hsa ssss e , When. li,e vessel struck, all was eonlt fpslan and disnay on board. One, poor little fellowwas endeatofinE 10 inna,e q life pfesesycr. but all his tllo,ts proved liuitless. Terrified It hthel ptospect of going down, bs slsouied out For Gods sake. will no one befp. me blow this npi7'. 4ss twill if yoqwill give me ten dollars. " Tue victim YeiisonStratcd with him for Thinking 6f filthy. 1hcfe' at sucIlaa lime ]; but lhs Yankee in 2 business like twang, scsgeratd, q s,i ss : sgs,sr, s.sa u..s,ss.,a
 a .iANnll 6 goa git ashore Il l'n ba Eath the wbele ah1Ouns to ye. and fl fsye 90 to tIe bolioiD. the ten spot NOits de you . mile of ToCde zas sf'ie Asa .sss.sssss r
 His a'gnaehlNsas Slsa q course s0ptItsidg aa5 Z .s pCs..t .: ( q. { .s.s .a spon11s.es.a s f@H U@R &uN9i asass b'n st fes9 fE
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
.so4H ATS. Latest Spring Fashions,

2 AZ COMPLETE f: assortment of Goods fof the "A Spring and Summer trade has been rec d at the store af ti,e subscriber, among which may kinds, Panama ard Leghorn Hats and Straw Goods m any quandtY, Children.s Hats end Caps Oi every description, &c., &c. He is res eeiginE additions from New York weekly to ms stock, and can thus furnish new styles as soon as they appeafin' the N. Y. market. s.s 'a LitchEeId, April q. 'sisa
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
To Road-Builders.

THE Se!ecimenoi the Town of Litchfie Id, will conlrac, to the lowest bidder the making of . road about 1c0 rods in length, leading by the sbs 0 W. Hs Eas, o o auction will be held Ut the house of Frederick Frisbie, on the 10th day of, May, 1854, at one o'clock, F. M.
 ssa 6 esoRGE Ri eIAkfsatFEl X. satThl, (s.l.,,n.n. 10 go HENRY sFRISBlE, M II g9a sffegr,g
 ABNER LANDON,
 aLitchied, May I, 1854. AZ fa91ae }Gb s8g
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
Roots lzs.sE shoes.

A c. BRADFORD, ot WolcotiviIlc, has "A c jus. received iuli and complete ass0rt. n,eat of aIl kinds of ladies Gaiters, Shoes and Hski0s; Gents B60s,. Caters Frensh Ties dnd Shoes, Misses Boots and Shoes; Chidren's Shoes cf ali kinds Sthe latest siy les and best quality, which the public are respectfully invited 10 examine. sSifsasl lHIa4a& @2st 1. WolcoisyiIIe, April g, 1854. N s,A
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
Dress GOOe1s.

TUST h etofe q i8rge assoftnssnts nf Dress e GO0dsofille latesi deeiens.d The Ladies aTe SSss' IS 'ad Es VI gEs ssssi SRofsssi Cs sss ssi'
 WOlcotlville, April 1854. .bsF =
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

as People in England says q II yoi wish to get the genuine Port. you must go yourself 10 Opofto make your own wine, and ride ontsids s ilss barrst Y qiftae ssds
 h0nseg ,ssaB9 SMssw.is q sse ,f.ta ws zEs
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
The Crescent. Foundry MACHINE COMPANY.

" OAAuSCpOAbs NO1us 5a8
 INTAKE to order Stationary Steam Engines ;1HA from ito l5o ho.se power; large double acting Force Pumps for waier works, Iron Plaaers. Engine Lalhes, buit in the most subsian- tial manner and nncommonty heapy, together with WM AA @ HH III sTtzAJ IFzS z3 ~ in general, and 1asl kinds of Sicam Boilers -- Having large and extensive stock of Mil Gear ing and other patterns, the accommodation of some IS yearss business, they are prepared 10 furnish Cas:ingsai short notice Any work ordered from this Company will be- guaranteed equal 10 any made in this country.
 They. would cali attention to large Latiie which they build, designed for R silroad Machine Shnps. iof turning cG driyers--hed l6 feet long. swings SA inches. They also make very large and heavy Lathe with screw feed, designed for machine shops in generaI-bed 19 feet long, swings 92 inches, and weighs about IS tnns. .7 This Company afe now making a vertical En- .gsue of new design, from 8 toj 10 horse power. which willFequiFe but the small space of fleet square, lhe bed heinz bni 24 by 34 inches-rand
 with q vertical Boiler will require but by feet
 To those about to erect Iron Works, we would say that we are prepored to make Engines with the blowing cylinder attacied directly to the steam cylinder, embracing all the latest im- spFoVemcntS. sfs8 Eff*@ E& 4#HMFFy q dassw sIi
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
LfTcHFELD. CONN.,. T
poeffuII... ! ].
Let ,hs Hesr. be BsaGtifal. ].

as'sA sF'eF4s& . gFl-ss7 ssssA " a1ef So the heart, the heart is beautiful. < !. ,.'' Lesfe not for the face, ', N, ',,.s s, Ilask noi wkat the form may lack , \. s O dignity or grace ;ss.ss ,. <, V ssl sa 1.-the mind be filled with glowing ihoaehis { And the soul with sympathy, sd sgm II What matter though the cheek be paies s 2 O. theIeye lack brilliancy. q sa' yssq ' sni { Thoughthe cheek, the cheek is sbeautiful, ,s,s
 It soon may lose its bloom,i ,silAssas ga And the lustre ofthe eye be quenched sss ~ In the darkness ofthe tomb as'ss ts But the glory of the mind win live 'ss s q
 Though the bloom oi life depart, s,s 5 And oh the charm can neve. die ss
 Ofa true and noble heart. s.se The lips that utter kindly thoughts Have beauty all their own ,a ss For gentle words are sweeter far gqs N Than music's softest tone sfe e.ls s And though the voice be harsh or shrill "" That bids the oppressed go free, @ ' ! And scothes the woes of the sorrowing one,
 That voice is sweet to me.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

Q Somebody adteriisesfor Agenlsaio sell
 q work eotitIed z HyneniaF fnslIuc.or. !
 A contemporary adds. ' the best hynie. -niali linstrnctcr N know Of is a yohng Vi: ldov. What she dOpa knoK is DO dsS ..eaTnih0. 'lsst5sssq aasisissa93 s4E la Deslisg 7s ssa hsAs ,Rssasiss Sas ss8stssa si
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

2 A cdfresppndent 6f the flhfsfDtd Times revie svs Stnag0F sIb1cey U tate spee6h on tie Nebssslsa biiE V lii Massef ahlliiy, 9hd
 Wish tue sikFfl sessfliy that beh,M9a si0 tk,,.h: Tie Senatar is convicted of inssis ,lviin,co kis,ory, bf .ball siatesifAnship, bad
 lnsic. N sahad 6f. kn0winel " misF<p e&Ehtine
 kjs consiliuenis, a. A Ike revIessef N slaal- oslsly rsspec siii as weN ss sl,l'i0asIS Qns sa,bisbois. Rsill8 sld
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

2 The shiaila pl the safi ie nl Mew XeFk is ton bes StNFRanised 9A eaie af l4wA which vas f|sep1sed 61 u' 'easdmiS1ip sIE milIlafy ihea, q yfa} ~ tNn 'sNH Nne
 aduJlss by ne lkNle|ssasp " lAe &s4 zNes
 aIAN, ~ ( aaksslllll5 ~ ~. l.s.s . .'.. V.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

s Tie friends 0f ihe Canal lenlasgesaeAt in New YAek are ihn sOane.himk ol q,saRa silary They aObtainSd from the peuple a constituli0nai aAreaHuaents sllAwing ihem
 to borrow and spent g 3 .O0O. .b0O in ihs
 enlargement, witch was therslimaie shens 1fihe expense. Now ilsc chief Engipeet |ihIMms iht nlI5lic that @lS, coo. .O0D sad
 Ye.t,aps . 6, ,0OO, DO0 wiIl be necessafy tU aifnisi. til,e inb. The question is where
 shall lie nosty come ffsS.n under the cons
 s,ilu,ion .fLe Albany Register pfnpnses ihafs the Canal he svid and that pfivste capital shcull inlsh shs wcshs,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

WEsT WiNsrED, April l5. 1854. ! s NzapplcalinH will he made to the next kA. eesslsn of the LeeieIaiure of this State Gor an incFease to the Capilal Siack dft tke WINsrEp BAEK 10 the amount of Four Hundred Thousaid beiAsgss ggnsff s1 ssessSe
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11


 Advertising is conceded 10 De Ilie most efficiens promoter 8fi business, and live men in thriving places do not iailio svail thetn- scIvesof it's advantages Scarcely day passes in which we do not hear persons complaining that they might have sold property higher, if such and such men had known Il was In the marker, and 0th. CTS that they would have gwen more Il. the sale had been snnouaced. On the sale nd a house slew days since, there was a loss of $500. ,o our knowledge because u was n0l generally known that it would change bands. A young COW of foreign breed. was sold out ol town within monlb for less ilisn hall what she would have brought al home, for The same Feason.--5 To the merchant and The iFader.in what. ever department oi business, advertising is as important as steam Is d railroad, ,rain.--.N Ns,ubnfyPort Herald.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

.AHApfE TRugoHr. me burning of a barD ias Leicesivr .Uu Monday evening, as we iearn lfDm ihe Werrsster Spy, lhe siieemsh found sahrif sappIy 0f wasxr ex- slssusied, and liic fire Gaining rapidly npOn slheAlg At siIs,cFiSis sasne Inventive gene jos betl,Dnghi i1imself fpis alamming iiie QutA ieF iy tue Gnadside, the rain d inc time falling in tnFre6ss This was speedily sIune, considerable pond nf water was created in a few minutes, and the flfemen 'DtOcured from ilieir exiempure reservoir
 ail abundaht surply fDr all their purposes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
sstia ARRANCEMENTS FOR aaaEo
 SPRING &z SUMMER z z ' CA M3Y AZG1g Q R ssii 's'a NJ 8 5 4 .oa e5

Asss.- tg tsuth q E3ca0nge ORst0Mers .fHAVIMG disposcd of our Grocery depaEiEent
 !o Mr Palmer, we shall continue the other branches of our former business st our.old feiaRd- " q e3pect t0s ,keep . mnch larrer as-
 soEtment ot goods than heretofore, and our a8fiepds 1ay Feiy pppn finding ssoOsi assoItinert of goods which we pretend io keep. We shail inform the public sl0m time td iime of baraairIs {. in new ARd desirable goods we receive we shail cantinue to take in exchamEe for goods hsartef. ssehseee. eeGsa sErsS We e,snia sise sav to our friends that we saiisf ted that by ihus dividing iaGUf business iss e61 slIo@ lllensa snach hesIer wassorlmenR of goods and ai lar lees prices than tisoee who e0ntinae on i the old tfSek ot keep
 ing liltle of exergfhing without being able to show on assOFiment Ot aRyihing ghich other GUS Fft0aasss may wahse~hoFl ne lhaT we t1ay continue sQ merit the patronage which ihe public have so ' hbefslIy beslo~ed and f0f which We would res ssipga our AeaEsy lllnUks ,,,, t s,s .,sss.,xs3 ,'sawelcoituills, aApril 1854 bslsiea gsdmE
 70 fssoss& GUs.1e SAEewss zaisd q ENagLIEp AND INB0L TED, apd pROF-
 D ENDEks constantly on hand at
 BGaSsk c saI 3 aC. ADAMS 6 CosA
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
Dry Goods and Groceries.

3AN VV10 o0W S1@V4O&4CSei |"E are. now. offering a large and carefully . w selected assortment of Family Groceries
 just received from New York bought for CASH. tomerab hsz as5z5.s g5 4f.f s8 ycYsag s sf. af ALSO, we are now prepared to show fine and
 offensive .ase0rtment of DRY Goops. which we
 bought low md sell we must, siiaiE and will at' pfiees to suit our patrons.
 Justice to all, one price, and no deviation, is
 our mOtto and a we ask is. iusf give Jus a trial. <, astig a2 S.rD. N0RTHWAY & co. f1 F South Norfolk, April Huh, 1854. <, ss1 +sg4.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

sPIeadihg at she bas, skrz ' sslefn 'esliihr, is ltyihS isi tegsusds 3 hs keerer
 to trust You ies h.ppes
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
s., M IL l. I " E R x bDRESS.M AKING.

"lSS JANE c. FARNSWORTH would lvA callihe attention of the Ladics 10 examine herr assortment of fashionable Millinery. Silk and Lawn Hats always on hand, or made to order, at short notice; fine Florence and French Straw Hats, very nice; and great variety of common Straw, cheap; a splendid assortment of Ribbons and Flowers, Capes and Head Dresses sEmbroideries oIy every description ]; Alexander's Kid Gloves Ladies M it's. long and short and grea, variety of Dress and Mantilla Trimmings and Fancy Goods Mantllas ready. made. aa- An kinds of Straw Hats md Bonnets heached ss usual asg 4e{ls a aats Four Doors West the Court-lIouss West Main St
 Li.chfeld, April 25. Fe eat,s1
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

WairlNG ON THE WRAPPERS or NEws- PAPERS, &c.-Il is decided by the proper officers of the Post Office Department. lbat lelie! postage is legally chsrgeable on, packages having wriung other than ihe simple adress, on ,he oufside. Ilpayment. is refused, the party. sending t cannot he E.r fraud on the Department, as an attempt i0 conceal ihe writingis nee. essary in constitute asffaud as in llie case of writing words oflsigns iRside Of pack age of printed matter, which is . fraud un. der the law.-- lYashiRgton Star.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

6fF&14s 4i a2
 {" MAN's IEHCBIAHirY m MAM."---We have seldom heard of a case calculated to
 rouse more indignant teelings, thar .ihe fol-
 lowing which was related 10 us. A man about fifty years Of age. residing in Sing Sing, was taken n of inc snial pox, dis~ ease wllicl, has been very prevalent shere. and, as le was ofihat poor snd fficndless class uf peuple " whom nObody owns, he was sent iO the county Poor House. From this place he managed 10 escape on Sun- day night last, and in . state of delirium wandered to farry tnwns exposed It the :ine, aud ilirougliOut the following day. t0 the peI,ings of one Of the most pitiIess storms sf the season. Word was sent to ii,e Keeper of the Poor House to send for hint t,e refused. sA collection was then taken up among q number of ahe villagers. whn hired n wagon and colored man tp take him back 10 Inc Poor House. When lhe sick man arrived there it was night and ihe keeper refused to admit him, wliereupun the driver took the horse from sihe wagon, leaving tue man in Il. ID sille lmofning l.e was found, no longer sen- sibles of earthly irsnhles, having died in the course Of the nights Thsis horrible. and
 we do moi wonder ,atiis causing, ss we
 hear iids,es. much excitement at Tarry" town. - YoHkeys Herald;
 btE n EH
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
,tatqfs,, POiitiess AgrieultuI
Adyeus.rs er .s' a K Casrs-Boy.a y ,s s 2, 2

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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
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} aaFVol.f xxIX. NO. F s,s 2 Whole Ne. IT ss..
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-02
THE PACIFIC LOAN
Security Bank .

MONEY WILL BE RECEIVED ON
ul deposit in sums of Ten Dollars and I'D.
wards, for which Certificates of Deposit, will
be issued, Payable on Demand, or at specified
times, at the option of the Dspositors. If pay
able on demand, interest of ONE PER CENT.
PER MONTH. If deposited for specified times,
certificates will be issued bearing ONE AND A
HALF PER CENT. PER MONTH interest. If De-
rositors desire to continue their Deposits after
their Certificates fall due, they must be present.
ed for payment and renewal otherwise inter.
est ceases.
The money Deposited is used only in
Loans guaranteed by US, and in all cases am
ply secured by Mortgages, State, County and
City Stocks, Merchandise, and other colater-
ais, taken in the name of "MARnlorr &
WHEELER, Trustees for Depositors with Pa
cific Loan and Security Bank"
Register is kept at all times open to De.
positors for inspection, in which appear their
Names, the number of Certificates issued, and
the SECURITIES upon which the money depos.
tied has been placed. Depositors TINS not
only have the personal security offered by all
banks, but in addition have the benefit of the
securities taken and guaranteed by US, and
the facility Of knowing what disposition has
been made of their Deposit.
FREDERICK MARRIOTT,
ALFRED WHEELER.
No. 90 Merchant street. San Francisco.
Nov. Is. 3m.