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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-01

suoeession de Clairpille Martin.
Attendu que Felix GilIet I depose AZ b!u-
!, ,,eau dn GrefIier de cette Cour une petition i
lssfTet dsetre nomrrle administrations de Ia dife
succession Avis est par le present donne 4
Nous oeux que celia, peut concerner dwolr .
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oCTsBRE 1854

deduire sous les dix jours les raisons pour
lesqu'eles la dite petition ne seralt pas approu-
wee Par ordre de Ia Cour.
DESIRE LEBLANC, Greflier. Assumption,
20 Sspsembre 1884, ar. n. Hts.ts
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Fifth Judicial District Court. Parish
az. Of Assansption.w ~ 9#
III tic n,qter J'tAe succession Of Ur.
stu Fultgn1an.

Whereas Celeste Bergeron tutrix Of her nj
nor children has this day filed III the office OF
the clerk Of said Court aainal account OF her
administration together petition praying
foo the hcmologation thereof -,s,~a
Notice is hereby given 10 all whom II MAJ
concern ia show catise within thirty days al,
ter the publication hereof why said account
shouldn be approved and homola !ated and
the funds in her hands distributed in accor-
dance Herewith. RS e4 zaas ssise s,5zs
Assumption this 81 August 1854. -
BLANCHARD Dy' Clerk.
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AGENTS DU, s2IoyNIER.


.. aa5t'saF tenats IN. e. Ende, Passage
E.Es-OnLEAss - de Ia Bourse, No IS,
~4@ Hy Va Srencoignure Cont.
A scess1os. NM Richard & Templet.
RtvlanE-NKuvE. :. M. Firmini Dnplessis,r
lpsRvILLE T.. ~. J. Breau. .a.aI
sr-JAcouEs - =. NJ. ,Auguste Tlieriot.
sT-1EAs bApSisTh' N. Edsard Perret.
pa.r.Brsarx. Al. tEamond BulIiara. y y
TuponAux NJ. Adolphe Blanchard.
IiouM. -. ~. Mt. Gagne.
SIS M.R,K M.yEtehne Penissoii.
Assompr,nx G, Rodriguez. Cate Star'
hrJJr R,vIEnE NJ Pierre fheriot.
PAfNcoURryILLE, M. Y. }. y. oaut"'e''
,r Dams les parosses on nous h'avons pas
r,nsme d'agents, nous prions les Ma1tres ae
eoste de souloir Sc charger de fagence DC ho''e
ntlle., "a .5s9 ,g,tx & xF-fe q ssgttFET
ANNONCES: pnns les insertio,isf annonce :,
3. etc, etc, les cottl!tions sont les sniYan'es,
Par DIX L.Gsss, pour u ere insertion vi oe
Pour les Insertions saisantes =: :; oo
Tout abonne qu ,o"dra srspcntrc son abon-
40 nent, desra sprssehir, par ecf.'' ba"e".:
a,inze iours Al saot,s, a1ant Iexpitattoha al 'ri
tasstre a~ ~ s~*
On execute al'imrfimere DIN PiosSTEn :et ce
ARK prix les plus ,,.u,eres, toures especes OIL
ss,ges typosra Fhiqaes, {.Jobs,o tells que. CAR
Tes. FAcrukEs .PANpHLErs. BLAkcs, ETe.e re-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-01

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. = Cour
du Cinquieme District Judiciaire. -
Paroisse Assumption. .a.l .anzuaa
Succession de .Augusfe Lagrange ct
s4 1n de son fpouse Rosohe Maillet.
Attendu que Csprien A Barilau admins
trateur des susdtGs successidns d6pos6 en-
Ccur un compte ptovisoire de son admlnlstra-
ton ains qu'une petition en- demandant Pho
mologation. ] Avis est par lie present dome a
tons ceux que celia peut concerner de deduire
les raisons sous trente jours pour lesquelles le
dit eompte ne serait pas approuve ct homoogue
ct les fonds entire ses mains repartis confornle-
ment au dit compile. r. Il
Par ordre de la Cour. =, assumption sle 81
Aout 1854 DESIRE LEB BLANCGr.
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.... STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Fifth judicial District Court.-Pari,h
of Assumption.
Succession of f(aaia rifle Nart!n.

OF Assumption.
Succession ofUahri!ls lhrtin.
tVhreas Felix Gillet has 4pstilioned The
Court for letters Of administration on the state
ON the late ClairviIle Martin. Notice is he
reby given to all whom it may concern to show
cause Within ten days why the prayer OF
the said petitioner sholud no be granted
By order of the Court. D. LEBLANC &C.
Assumption September 29th 1854
STATE OF LOUlSIANA.-F,ih Ju-
diciaI District Cour. - Parish Of As
sumption.
Succession Of s4ug,,stin Lagrange &
RosoHe .Mailet. ..~.t
Whereas Cyprien A Barillau administrator
of said succession has this day filed in the Of
flee of the clerk of said Court a provisional
account of his administration together with a
petition praying for the homologatldn there
fore.
Notice is hereby given TO all'whom it may
concern to show cause within thirty days after
the publication hereof Why suld account
should not be approved and homologa.ed aud
the funds in his hands distributed In accor-
dance herewith.
By order of said Court
Assumption this 81 august 1854.
re..,... DESIRE Leblanc Clerc.
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EpAT. DE LA LOUISE tNE. -aGour
du 5me District NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ae Asso n1ptiou. 4 8$8G5 ,a43I5|

Succession de feu Ursin Fallenaan. .
Attendu que Celeste Bergeron tutrice de ses
enfants erninenrs depose EN- cour ,u1' compte
de SON administration; ainsi qu'une petition en-
demandant rhomologation, avis est par le
present dome ..ous ceux que celia peut con-
ner de dedutre les raisons sous trente jours
pour lesquelles lie dit comptene serait pas ap-
prouye ct homologue ct les fonds eutre ses
mains repartis confornienient ad dit eompte..
Par ordre de la CouE- Assumption ce 81
Aet 1854. G. L. iBLANCHl4AAlRsDIorr De Ger.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-01

/. FIAT DE ia LOUISIANA. =
paroisse Assumption. cour du 5me
District Judiciaire.. ~
r 2 Succession de Zsolide Breau.
AtterIdu que IHyppolite Bfeau depose ssa
bu reau du Greffier de Ia Cour une petition a
reffst Il stre nolnme administrteur de lasnsdi-
te Succession, a
: Avis esd par le present donne tous eenx
c,,e 1cela peut corcerner d'avoir d deduire
so,s les tferte iors les tfente iours les raisons
nonT leseuelles IL ne serait pas fait droit Ia
dite petition. 2
Par ordrc de laCour,
DESIRE LEBLANC Greffier
Assumption 2s septsnibrc 1851. I
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Madrid. 80 Aoi,t.

9 La rue y del Dessengano /" etait
herissee de baTricades, et mslgrs les
rcmontrances de ses paisibles habitants
Ia p.upart des nfaifons furentsenvahies
les balloons charges de pierres et NAL
heur 4 qniconque aurait tente d'opposcr
Ia noindfe resistance i ces Prepafatifs,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-01

.,,s THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Fifth Judicial District Court. = Parish
of Assumption. sancsg4e xHk se3i7sas
Succession. If Zsolide Breaa. 4loyH
Whereas Hyppolite Breati has petitioned
the Court for letters Of administration on the
estate of the Zeolde Breau deceased. st
- Notice. is hereby given to all whom 1t may
concern to show cause within thirty days wny
the paryer OF the sad petitioner; should not be
granted y ~ co.-t
DESIRE LEBLANC Clerc.
ss7g Assumption. September 2srd 1884
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s 81 )
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06
New Goods.
AND rL.rTv IF THEM.
Fall and Winter stock ias' rsceiv.i han
TON.
FRIEND a gDl33l7aOl

Embrace this op'n.tinit, Of return ne th.ir
thanks to this llbe Al and generous c. nnu ,iiy
for past fav9cs and pairoI age, and ~ ARA
their customers and the "res' Of mankind" tia
they are still on hand ~ their establishment in
the brick building en- the
CORNER OF CEDAR / FIFTH STREETS
] An. are constantly receiving from Boston
and VI. Louis, large and
spIrxpip AssesraExrs or
STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS
/ CONSISTING as follows:
PRlsrs
.Merrsmac, Coshsco Alien r Son
Phillips, Fall R,rer, GLOBE
Orange, sc,
CoTroS eooDs.
Sheetings, Skir,ings, Osnaburghs. and
a.. kinds OF goods lor men
anu boys wear.
cLorHs.
American and French Twilled Cloths,
.7msrtcan and French Broad Cloths,
FRENCA CAssIMEREs,
Plain and twilled.
.!.HERIC.f.f C.3SSi.nERES.
Plain and fancy
TWEEOS.
Plain and eoiored.
SAT rINETTS, CASHMERFTTS.
SHEEPS-GREIS JEANS, &c.
OF all xmas, quantities and colors.
iarCG oY5s,
OF all kinds, varieties, qualities and prices.
LAWNS, LrSrN LUsrERs, SILKS, ALrAccas, NE
RIEos, IN LAMBS, GIs.HAas. NAN
EISs. TtCKIsGs, nRILLtNGs,
Itssiyy AND TIANsKIs.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

T,raairer's Office. Cedar county, Iowa.
|. jeremiah e. Belts, treasurer in and for the
county 81 Cedar, a. hereby give notice, that
xy,l offer for SALE on the 2alh dsv Of Nav, 1881,
between the hours Of ? 4 NJ. aid / NJ. oil
The lands ia tova lots within Getar county,
On uLicl the taxes for 'sr year 1883 have not
be.n pad said lands aid toFn lot VII be
.oi4 A, the court house in said coEn.r, tor the
pay,nen, ., taxes and the interest ACCRUED isefe-
On in pursuance Of LAY"
wnal also call the attention ri all taN-
pxyers'e ths following s,rton Of nc code"
10, \, dem md Il ;4xss shall bs necessary
but i San be the i t'y OF every person subject
,at,x non 4, .,'.nd 81 the office q the treas.
,,r.r A. .ome ,lme during thr four months named
IA ,,,cr ne hrtcruh lay Of September and
nv Ii. t.xe and Il any one negiesis !" pay
: before The + i dav II Iantar following ih'
.,,.. ~ he lax The .Irer Is d'retl.i . max,
the .aue BY distress and SHE 81 his persona
nroa. Nv excepting 81 h ,s : "NemP rom 'as-
/ ,,.,on and ne tax tist alone viii be sntilci"n
T,.~-an, far such distre~* {. III -,
Upton, APR 70, - Treas eaaf 60
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= 03rAT,
For the Advertiser.
WOMAN.

For the Advertiser,
WOMAN.
Woman il the tairest creature,
Fer came from the Makers hand:
But u problem in her nature,
That man can never understand,
She it is that keeps the portal,
That leads to misery or bliss;
Pity she should rank with mortals,
And possess such power a. this.
But if beloved, her love Re'er changes
'Tll she draws her latest bre,th;
But il spurned, her dire revenge
Is dark as HE'LL, and cruel as death
True, the bachelors are cre.turea-.
May resist her power awhile;
But are Natures misformed features
Scarce worth woman's % ser or smile ?
She it is, when prompted 10 duty,
Hero's beasts with valor fills;
An! when kindly nursed by beauty,
Sickness looses half its ills.
She's the pilot, whose assistance
Guides our bark DER LIES rude wave.
First to welcome our existence,
Last to shroud vs. in the grave.
Red Oak Grove, April, 1854,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06

1t is sad, tina, upon the average six.
'eeh men IN every troop Of tue English
army destined for Turkey were msrr.el
Consequently the 25 900 men would leave
yetnnd $4,000 wives, aaj te,weea S, 900
and 5000 children.
MADAME Goldschnid, is now singing
an Berlin, and shortly goes to Vienna,
where She will remain two months, and
During that time give several concerts -
She will then, probably, il no, hiudered
oy the war, go to Sweden, and pass a
part OF the autumn in England.
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- sz<. ssAas


Oh TUESDAY 'he ID inst, in Red Oak Grove,
by Rev. Gee. D. porte,, Mr.. AIsxAspsa
CsAPFE.L, to Miss, ANNA Ccrrrs, both Of
Cedar County. Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06


A WoSpsRFUL Dt~teyEpv has recently been
made by d.. Curtis, Of th.s city, in the treat.
ment Of Consumption. Asthma, and all disc ases
or the lungs. We refer I, "Dr. Curtis's Hy-
geaha, or inh ling Hygean Vapor and Cherry
syrup" With this new method DIR. c. has re.
stored many attic ed ones to perfect health as
an evidence of which, he has innumerable GER
'heatsa. Speaking Of the treatment a physi.
cIan remarks 1t is evident that inhaling---
constantly breathing al agreeable healing va
por, the medIcat properties must come IN d.
rect contact with the whole Of the aerial cavity
~ the lung, ami thus escape the many and va.
ned changes prodIced npon them when intro
dncet into the Stomach, and subjected 10 the
process Of digestion the Hyges.a is for sale
at all the druggists, Throughout, the country
From the y. Y Datchmsn Of Jan, l4th
See advertisement of Medica,ed Inhalation
IN another column of thispaper
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-06
Farm for Sale!

THE UNDERSIGNED is d"sirous OF selling
l his farm in Cedar county, aud will dispose
Of he same on reasonable terms. Said farm
consists OF lao votes of good land, Of which
l20 is under .snee, and 100 acres cultivated,
with 100 acres Of good emher adjoining Said
farm is situated ol the Mnscatlne road about
three tsiies soath VI Rochester. and about j.
miles fsc.a
The Line Of the N. and n. Rail Road.
Its ssro ably situated ard well wasered, and
in a convenient location. The fences are good,
ssd has on the farm hewed soE house and a
frame barn, and
Two Never Failing SprtngH
Of running water. and IL one Of the best stock
farms ia tae State cf Iowa.
A l. O:
Adwslling house AID three town lots, all ia
vorably situated IN the town of Rochester, IN
said county The subscriber is esirous of go
ing west, and will give the purchaser a good
bargain. JAMES W. POTTS.
April 2yth, 1854. n25-5w
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Hay for Sale.

'lHE Subscriber has for .aie, the farm Of
l. Jonathan Morgan, thr-e ml,ssoGth o. ilp-
ton, % tons u good nes hay. part 0 which
was made July last Said hay j. now part Of
Il stacked IL Norgah's meade. and part on nv
own land. vii sell The hay a, ,hs rate OF one
dollar per ton.
ALSO, quantity u cord wood for sslt At
Norgas's nea low
JOHN PEACOCK. sen
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The very last call!

Talk IA talk. but il takes money TO buy
land 1T takes III, ney 70 make the mare 90.
rorhearsnce ceases 10 be virtue NOW
THEREFORE, all person. knowing themselves
10 be Indebted to me hy note, book acconn,, or
otherwise. are callci upon for the last time 10
chalk up. And unless TINS call IS responded to
nei,ately, the claim, will be put N the hands
Of an Officer for collection.
CHARLES d. DAVIS.
Rochester, April 2ath, 1884. n25
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Legal Notice.
MATE or I0U.i,
CHAR soCsIY.

To Juiia Inn Cruw
You will lake notice that the-r
il now on file in the efiic. Of he CLERK OF tie
District court within And for sad county, pc
t,tlon a Andrew G Cram, praying that tie
bends Of mairlluonv heretofore existing be
tween you ma, he Dissolved, and divorce de-
creed tn leasnr thai saa parties cannot live
t,gster IN pesea ard happiness and that their
welfare requires seraralloa. aIc that notice
has tsei issued and vrturnri endorsed defend
aat rot found" Th".et r., snlss4 vo9 appear
.n a. hesoe he ST. day OF May. 4 ID. is1t,
aud make defense to sad suit udgme. viii be
rendn ed aga'n-; yo4 thereon. and the prayer
OF said petitioner granted.
". CATTELL.
Clerk Bts. out Of Celia county.
Bssea spfcer, s,.Js. for f.ta W.
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Legal Notice.
Site or 10 NJ, }
CEpAk COUNTY.


Dublic Notice Is hereby given, that the
| proposition hereafter gwen, having been
submitted to the vote Of The people Of said
county at the April election, A. D. 1854, as
follows, to wit whether or Mt the following
schedule shall BE the lyral law Of said county,
10 at:
HOG law.
From and st'er the Is. day q April, \. D
1858, all Swine are prohibited from running Al
large in Cedar county, Iowa.
All Swine found running al large IL said coun-
tr. after the above date, shall b deemed estrayt
and dealt with accordingly
The votes having been canvassei by M" anG
j. appe airing that majority Of all tie vote cast
for and against said proposition are in favor OF
the sane II is therefore considered and or.
dered that the same be adopted and haze anc
receive the same force and effect 0! act Of
the General Assembly
SAMUEL 4. BISSEI.L.
County Judge.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-30
CHAPTER III.

During the first month that Juan PnSquaIe
filed The Office Of primer aSiStente o! Seville,
only nne murder had been committed; but the
perpeiIator, Don de Negnnde, having been
snspected, he was arrested ihe next Cay, tried
AMI found guilty, and Notwithstanding his
praverS, his great name, aud The influence Of
his family, the primer dssistente pronounced
the sentence of death, and the king not daring
to interfere, he was executed. This example
produced wonderful effect, ard once gave
10 all a high idea of the frmmesS and integrl-
ty of the new Judge. HIS first step had been
TO dismiss mere than halfthe assistants which
had been employed by his predecessors, and
upon whom he could rely. In their place he
organzed body of three or four hundred faith
ful mountaineers, who watched over the city
during the night. These men who were sta
Toned in oil directions, not 10 let any one
stand under the "a es and windows, nor at the
corners OF the streets, after 9lneo'clOck. 1heH
duty was painful TO perform, butiheyw were paid
generously, and therefore could be relied upon.
Things had thus been goln on smoothly IA
few weeks, when ore evening Antonio MenGe2
one OF the men upon whom Juan Pasquale
pIared the greatest confidence, Willie or duty
IN on Oi Tue n1TIOWGSL anu udlhESl otlSC'h VI
the capital, observed a man, caetuily wrap
ped up IN n cloak, advancing towards him.
Having reached The middle Of the street the
man halted under a window, clapped his hands
topether three times and listened for an an
swer, but receiving no answer, he concluded
probably, that the person for whom he wa
waiting, had not yet arrived, aud he begaT
pacing up and down before the house. So ia
there was nothing 10 be said, the cavalier no
remaining stationary; and Antonia Mendez,
slave to his orders, stood quietly watching th
proceedings of The unknown.
A few minutes elapsed during which tn
cavalier again repeated his signal, but wit
no better success. He at length grew impn
lient, clapped his hands together thiro time
and at once repaired 10 The door of the hous
and struck a violent blow with his fist, whie
brought instantly an old woman 10 the win
dow, who inquired what person dared thus I
trouble the quiet repose Of honest and peace
full citizens. The unknown was startled, fc
it was not the voice he was accustomed |
Council Of twepty.four, over which preside
1.-THE primer ossisterts. m
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al have small bill against you," said the
perinacious looking collector, as he entered
the store Of one who had acquired The char
acter of hard customer. ..h
eyes, sir, very fine. day, indeed" was tho
reply.
al am not speaking Of the weather, but your
bill" replied Peter in loud voice. Te-
"Tt would be still better if we had little
rain"
"Coniouad tho rain" continued the collec-
tor, and raising his voice: "Have you any
money IN pay on the bill"
"Beg your pardon, Pm hard OF hearing. |
have made it rule not TO loan my funds to
strangers. ! really don't recognize yon."
al am collector the Philadelphia "Dailv
Extjnruisher, SIR, and have bill against YOU"
persisted the collector at the top Of his voire,
producing The UiIi and thrustlng it in the face
Of the debtor.
"'ve determined to endorse for no one;yon
may put that noie back in your pocket-book,l
reail, cant endorse it,"
"ConCound yJar endorscment-will you pay
it," ... 'r
"You'l pay it, no doubt, sir, but there !
always risk about these matters you know,
so must decline L."
"The money must be mlne to-day"
"Oh yes, ninety days, but would not en-
dorse for you a week so clear out Of my store.
It's srldom that Pm pressed upon for an en-.
torSement, even by my friends; on the part Ok
stranger, sir, your conduct is inexpllcable.
Do not force me 10 put you out, but leave the
premises" -.
The bill was returned 10 the "Extinguish-
err Office, endorse,l-"SO conIonnded deal
that he could not underestimate Illustrated
Neirs.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-30

often, always speaks we'll. In the meantime
| wish could see you primer assistente, mine
host, for you certainly possess tbs first quality
necessary to the Office" -..-..... ....
"You may laugh, my lord, but | assure you,
that had my position ever given me chance
10 ill such high Office, never could have
been Influenced by any consideration, and II L
could not have prevented crime, when crime
had been committed, would at least have
pursued and ferreted out the guilty one, were
he lord, royal prince, or even were he the
king" 'r.... ..... ...
"These noble lords are tired" said Juan,
who reluctantly saw her husband engaged in
such discussion, "and they would prefer 60
ing to rest, than listening here to all your
nOnsence."
"You are right, good wife," replied Pas
ouale, "and our noble guests must excuse
me; but when once get on q subject, must
speak out all think"
| "And as you have probably not said all, my
good fellow" added Don Pedro, eve shall
continue the conversation some day OF other, |
promise you."
sTake care, my lord, you ale engaging your
self to visit ngain my humble home" .
"And | viii do so with pleasure,i if your bed
is half as good as your supper. Good night,
my host"
"Heaven preserve you, my lord"
And nodding 10 Manuel and Juana, the king
retired TO the bed room with Ferrand De Cas-
tro. Scarcely had they been left alone, when
Juana renewed her reproaches.
"You may boast of some handsome WORK!
Pasouale," said she, folding her arms and
looking him straight in the face. 'What
would YOU say if these lords should repea
your conversation 10 the king, eh Are yol
not crazy to speak Of the king and all the no
bIes in Seville in such manner What Il
il all 10 you, | should like to know? You hat
much better mind your cows and potatoes
which you manage very well, and let state al
fairs one"
"But wife," said PasQunle, finding at las
an opportunity of speaking void, shave
spoken anything butt truth %
"The truth, The truth you think You have
] spid all, when you let out that word. YeS,yo'
have spoken the truth, but TO men OF higt
s rank and that is the fault You think II u
sufficient 10 be an honest man, to pay you
Cebts, 10 go to mass and bow 10 people as the
pass, and then that you can say any thin
that comes in your head. Well, may yo'
d never learn at you expense the cost oil IT."
"AIl that God may be pleased to send, shal
. be we'll received, wife," said Pasqua'e, ki,
i sing Juana: for like that Of all strong mind
Il his temper was exceedingly mild, and on sue
:. occasions he always abandoned the field al
retired to his room. Juana soon followed hi
Il husband, and Manuel, left alone, sat down
i, the table, ate ofone dish, drank glass OF WI
IT ter, and after this frugal repasl, he rolled
n bear skin around himself and lying down
!, the floor, across the threshold Of the door
e his guests, soDn fell sound asleep,
J. The nnxt morning, at the break OF day u
II king Don Pedro, and Ferrand De Castro toe
leave OF Juana Pasquae, and promised hl
IL that he should soon hear Of them again.