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Fake Notice!

ALL persons indebted to the subscribers, eth
pr by note, book account, or otherwise, are re-
quested to make early payment Indulgence
cannot be given beyond the first of September
next. All who neglect this notice, will pay
costs as consequence.
THOS. II. MURRAY & BRO.
Bloody Run, June %, 1855.
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Letter from Hon. John Msuor Bolts, Of Tirginia1
R,1-u,t1,,r, Oh 1ere

1Tcssrs. Hm. S. Bsers 4 Co., Gents.-Consiera-
tons OF duty TO the afflicted aIone prompt me 10 send
you this voluntary testimonial the great value of
''Cgrtecs Spanish Mxtnre," for that almost Incura-
bic disease, Serolnta.
Without being disposed or deeming il necessary to
90 INTO the particulars of the case, say that the
astonishing results thai have been prodnced by the
use of that medicine on member of my own family
aud under my own observation and superintendent
after the skill of the best phySicians had been ex-
hausted aud the usual remedies had failed, fully jus
tIiy me IN recommending lis use 10 all who may be
suffering from that dreadful uialady.
do not nean TO say that il is adapted TO all con-
stitutons that il will afford the same relief ia all
cases; for, of course know nothing about lha,
but from what have seen OF the effects would
not hesitate 10 IT, any and every case of Scro-
fua, with persons for whom ielt an interest, or
over whom could exercise any influence or con-
troll.
Respectfully yonrs.
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Respectfully yonrs.
JSO. VI. B0TTs.

Dr.. kEYsEG.s PEcroRAL SYRuP.-Here is another
notice OF preparation bearing the above name. We
would say TO readers, try IT, and you will not be
disappointed 1t may be had at Rupp 4 osier's in
this place.
From the PitsbNrg Morning Post, Sept. 81, 1853.
kKYSER's PEcToRAL SYRUP.-We have tried this
medicine for cold, and truly say we have
never found any remedy so pleasant aud efectual. II
is an expecorant, yet does not sicken the stomach
and 1t prevents costiveness. IL is very mighty re-
commended by physicians and others who have tried
II, as speedy and eifrcual for Colds. Influenza
Hoarseness, Whooping Cough, Group, Quinsy, and
nomerous other complaints of the Bronchial Organs
and Lungs. We can safely recommend it as an ex-
ceent remedy.
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LUMBER !
STRAY STEER.

Came TO the premises of the subscriber living
in Bedford township, sometime in August last
young steer, Supposed to be two years old with
slit in the right ear and piece cut ont of the
left-whrte and red spots with bell on. The
owner is requested TO come forward, prove pro-
perty, pay charges, and take him away.
JONATHAN DEAL.
Sept. IA, 1852
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STRAY HEIFER.

Came TO his premises about the Goth of
August, red hefer with white on the forehead,
white belly, little white the back, white hind
legs and ta-left off and slit in the right; the
hair cut off at the end OF the tai; she is supposed to
be three years old. The is desired TO come
aud pay all charges and take her away.
DAVID DIBERT,
Sept :, lsjI'
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coLLECToRs FOR l855

will bear in mind that no generations will
be allowed by the Commissioners for Militia Tax
after the 1st Monday Of December next. You
vii lbp prepared TO make your escapes at NoVem-
Der Court.
A. S. RUSSELL, Clerk 10 Com'Is.
Sept. IA. 1880.
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DR.. Hootand's German Bitters, prepared by Dr. c.
NJ jackson. are justly reekoned among our most VAL
liable medicines. In cases ol dyspepsia it acts like
magic, Strengthening the stone of the stomach slim
ulating the digestive powers, and giving ruddy health
TO the cheek and brightness 10 the eve. There are
thousands in this community who can testify TO their
virtue and thousands will hereafter add their testi-
Tpony. See advertisements
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Sept. 81, 1885.
SCHOOL NOTICE.

G- MISS FORD would announce TO the citi-
zens of Bedford aud vicinity that she will reopen
her School on Monday morning Sd OF September, and
hopes TO be literally paronzed promising TO use her
utmost exertons do justice TO all placed under her
care.
Bedford, Aug. 25, 1865,
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SAVE MONEY.-To make room for fall
stock-from this date we will sell every descrp-
toin of Summer Goods at very reduced prices
Call and save money
A. B. Cramer & Co.
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April 27. 1885
CAUTION.

All persons are cautioned against tresPassIng
upon the Poor House Farm, either by hunting,
fishing, or otherwise, as the law will be rlgidly
enforced against all who do so. without respect
TO persons. And notice Is hereby given that no
COWS will hereafter be taken to pasture. By
order of the Directors.
WIN. F. MCREHEAD,
June % Steward.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

MISS r. s. PROCTER will resume the duties of
her school in the Lecture Room of the Presbyterian
Church on Monday the goth day of August inst.
and respectfully solcits share Of the public patro-
mage
Aug. 3.
lust RECEIVED.-A few cases mems fine
Cali and Morocco Boots.
A. B. Cfamer & Co.
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NOTICE TO Collectors.
NOTICE TO ASSESSORS,

The Assessors elect are hereby notified to
meet at the Commissioners office, on Thursday
the / lth day Of October next, to receive their
Instructions, Books, &c.
A. S. RUSSELL,
Clerk to Com'rs.
Sept 81, 1885.
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REAL ESTATE

situate in Colerain Township, VIZ
lot piece of ground containing six acres or
thereaboutS, and having thereon erected Log Frame
House, Frame Stable, Sc, adjoining lands OF Henry
P. Diehl, George Feghts heirs and others, late the
property OF Isaac Bengaman, deceased
85@ferms CASH al the confirmation of the sale
on the 18th oil November 1855.
HENRY P. DlFHL,
WILLIAM ENGLAND,
-AdAqjgiSf,aioys ot tir esfgte IF
Isaac Beugamza, Arceased.
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NO0D.

p, s'ied proposals will be received at the Com
T.. f4,'asrs Othce, on Friday October II, 1929,
q, .r Z, lurnshlng Of forty-fve cords dry Chesnut
u "a "ood, the same to BE- ranked when deliver
A. s. RUSSELL, Clerk Com'rs.
sept. IA, 1855.
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Annual Fair.

Gg-The annual Fair for Bedford County will COM
mence on Wednesday the l7ih day OF October next,
and continue for three days. For Premiums 10 be
awarded and other particulars, see bills cireu-
latiag. We have reason TO hope that this fair will
exceed any yet held in this place. Lei ell do some
thing.
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School Teachers Wanted.

Eleven teachers are wanted by the Board OF Di-
rectors Of Cumberland Valley school district Bed
ford county, take charge OF the said schools in said
district for the term of four months, and for several
of the schools teachers will be employed for term
OF six months. The Board of Directors intend open
ing the schools of said district on the first day OF
October next, and several teachers will be employed
Immediately. The Board will meet on Saturday the
Goth INST, at the store of
JACOB ANDERSON,
President Of tie Valley School Board.
Sep. 7, 1855.
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NEW STORE
And New Goods.
GREAT BARGAINS, AND NO MISTAKE
ELI FISHER

Would respectfully avail himself of this me-
thod of informing the citizens of Bedford and
vicinity that he has opened an entirely New
Dry Goods, Grocery, and Fancy Store,
in the Borough of Bedford, in the room for
merly occupied by Dir. Hofus, and second door
west Of Dir. Harry's Drug and Book Store,
where he has just received from the cities OF
New York and Philadelphia
one Of the most elegant assortments OF Goods e.
yer brought to Bedford, which, having been pur-
chased Tor cash, under the most favorable ciI-
cumstances, he lrels warranted in saying that he
can sell them al prices so low as to astonisA the
purchaser, and all IN want OF good Goods, at
the shortest possible profit, are invited 10 give
him call. His stock embraces every variety
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The undersigned will continue the Commis-
sion Business at the above place; and having
provided himself with suitable convrnenceS for
the storage CT Pig Metal, Blooms, Produce, &c.
is now prepared TO receive conSignments.
By long experience in the business, and by
constant attention, he hopes to merit generous
share OF trade, which he respectfully SoIcis.
HENRY 5. KING.
April 81, 1858.
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Pt Lie . AEE
DE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

FN-CNSLE FNENL Eo y Z
By virtne of an order of the Orphans Court OF
Bedford County the undersigned will expose TO pub
lie SALE the primises on SATURDAY, the 9Th
day OF October, 1888, the following described
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Sept. II. 1855.-it
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-04-22

:, dos borocs, In iogr v;nt on Pn.i-aa
nr.~snta nm. adlaio; i Tsirfeilo lie Ger
,na,a aIluma 81 pipc ct partit mora!oment
,o,r In pr,,ssn.
81 re march#nd de- vim est pretenr au
,omn< cAaul, Il nest pas creluic. pnills.
ne no crut "a. j. &C derat,. Nous payons
ii; nIIeurs ct bjeu d'au,rcs avant nous, no.
,rr -;fcle est celui din doa,r. II chorchs
tlat ct 81 Ionatesps qu't Gni. par d4con-
yrir one l., Pr,,sse d. Yar,n.faIr t,ai. sf,u-
DO an ouatrjsme. ctare rue Sl.ncn!s, sur
H.. d.rriarr.
II prit done nm ami. IN autre A!ronand
-ce phj,;pDc dojt beauconp trop aiuer Ia
cbouc,ou,n - ct escortG dc c. .Goucrc!s~
nouroooi ne serait-iIDas IN 1hrriar ?-il
- d;n,iarn vc,s Ia Prusse en- question
mais il Gtair troo tarl Ia porti6re refuse
,.nntree. philiDpe. peu dt}icat sur le cboix
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\ VrNDHE 4 I.AMlABLE.

L'Eabitation de feu Jean Dugas sltutc en-
cettc paroiSse sur la rive droite du bayou La
Iourehe compo5ee des deuX morceanx de terre
saFolr
TN moroccan de terre iai2ant face an bayou
mesuraut sept arpents de face du dit bayou sur
quatre vingts arpents De Protoldeur sur les
six arpent5 de face den haut, ct quarante al
penis dc protondeur sur IarPcnt de tace zen
bas coutenant en- tout CHG cents afpeuts de
supertic;e plus on MONS borne en- hant par
terre d'Em6rant Landry ct en- ba5 par torres
de veuye Charles BreauN.
20. lie second morceau de terre est sltue on
atrlrre Gu precedent sur lie bayou DIES OIly4cTa
ct q deux cents arpents plus on MONS de su-
p~erlicie.
lie chennin public passc sur ce moroccan de
torre. lie tout ~forlnant une SUPERHERO den
yiron sept cents arpents. Ensemble les bats
ses ct an deliberations qui dependent de cette ha-
bitation, la rGcoIte consistent On ITO arpent2
dc came plus on MONS :: 100 arpents de mans
Pour les conditions s'adresser sur la 3u5dlte
habitation l. Pun des heritiers du detunt.
Assomptiol lie 90 Avrit 1855.
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FOR SALE At PRIVATE SALE.

The plantation of Jean Drgas deceased situate
in this parish on the tight bank of bayou La
fourche nine miles below DonaIdseuvlIIe CON
sisting of two following tracts OF !and, TO wit
1oA tract of land measuring seven arPents
fronting on the bayou by SO arPents III depth
Oh the SIX upper front arpents and 40 arpents
on the lower front arpent, form an arce
Of five hundred arpents more or less bounded
above by lands of Emerant Landry and be-
low by lands of widow Charles BreauX.
%. The other tract Of land hes banc OF the
preceding on bayou des Oliviers and has two
hundred superficial arpents mors or less.
Together with buildings and Improvements
belonging to said piantntion and the crop.
consisting of 100 arpents of cane, more or less
and of 100 arpents of corn more Or less &.
4 For the terms of sale apply .on the premises
to enc of the heirs of the deceased.
Parish OF Assumption 10th april 1866
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LA VIANDE DE CHEVAL.

NJ. I.idorc CcolTroy Saint-TIi|aire
Went dc n.acr deux leqons a Ia de-
monstration dcs ayantagos que p%onrrait
oGiir la viande dc cheval au point de
vue de Fermentation . n o {
rcproduisons en- partie les arguments de,
~velopp6s a cette occasion par lie savant
professenr:
g. De nos ~jours, cxcepre dams queIqnes
rares scontrGcs, on ne dcmande qn'au
cheyal que sa force en- echange D. la
nourriture qa'on Iui dome. Approchant
dc Ia vieliesse, frapp6 DUN accident quI
diminuc ses services, GU les rcnd ir1pos-
sibIes, lie cheval nest plus qu'un capital
a In veillc de Sc perdre ct don't q~uelques
debris sont a peine utiIisss. 1T pour
tant ga chair pourrait olIrir de pr6cicu'
ses resources a laiinentation al IN
pr6jug6 fortement enracina ne'la di5cr6.
ditait dams ropinion pnb!ique, en- lni at-
etribuant les defaults don't ellie est exemp.
te en- r6alite. Button lui-m8me ma pas
3Aesit6 a la condan ner CONNIE un ali
ment des plus m6diocres.
I" De meme que le bouf ct lie moaton
lie cheyal est essentiellement herbigorc J. !:
Accomplishment nu!sible ne s'elabore dams
son economic ct sa chair richement ago
tee, seryi longrcmps i la nourriture de
l'homme. Une aversion qui s'est peu a
peu infiItree dams nos meurs, a remplace
la prediction que les %anciens Germans
ta~vaient pour &c genre de nourEiture, ct
,l'histoirc nous rctele la cause de cctte.
transformation dams les gonts.
Les Scandinaves ct les Germans vou-
es au cutie d'Odin, eIevaient ct entire.
tenaient avec lie plus grand spin, dams
DIES paturages sacres, une race de che
vaux blancs destines a etre immol6s aux
dieux quits adoraient ; lie sacrifice nc
.compli, lis faisaient bouilIir la chair de
'ces animaux ct la seryaient dams les fes.
tins. Telle est probablement l'origine
de rhppophagic qui s'introduisit parmi
les peoples du Nord, ct degint partie
intsgrante de leurs moeurs n~ationales,
~jnsqu'a ce que lie c~llristianisme, p6ne-
uant dams rEurope septentrionaIe, reus.
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-Qu'est-ce que Ca tie fait 2 dit M.
Bricolin, p~nisqu'ii Went chercher les
sacs ct quill les rapporte sans prendre
un grain de BILE de plus que la mouture!
D'ailleurs, il a 'un beau moulin, deux
grandes roues neuyes, un fameux rescr-
voir, ct l'eau ne manque jamais chez iui.
C'est agreeable de ne jamais attendre.
Eft puts, CONNIE il Went de loin. dit
la fermiere, yous vous .croyez toujonrs
obIige de l'inyitera diner GU gouter
volta de lsecohomie
lie meunier en- arrivant nit fin a
cette discussion %conjugale. M. Br'co-
lin Sc contentait, quand ga femme lie
grondait, de hausser un peu les epaules,
ct de parIer un peu plus yite que de
coutume. II lui %pardonnait son humeur
acatiatre, parce que pactlyite ct | par
cimonie de ga ~aenagere hi etaient fort
utiles.
-AlIous, done, Rose, s'eeria NADIA
me Bricolin a sa file, qui rentrait avec
lie Grand-Louis, nous t'attendons pour
nous metre a table. Tu aurais bien
pu faire avertir lie meunier par-la Chou.
aette, au lieu dsy coarir toi.meme.
Mon pere me l'ayalt commando,
dit Rose.
-El yous NY seriez pas venue sans
celia len sais bien sur, dit lie nleanier
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STRAY ANIMALS.

The Undersigned has actuelly in his
Stables.
. An american horse of a dark
brow1 color. without any brand or par
ttcuIar mark which horse was found in
the possession of a runaway rcgor, who
is now in jail.
20 A mule Of dark sorel coler Tor
binary co'or) having the mark of an Ii.
on the left aide these animals were both
taken in this parish. E,
!. The owners of the same are required
to take the said animals On paying COSTS
81 charges.
Napoldonville, parish of Assumption 18th
April 1855.
BESSIE Brothers.
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tout has u la jeune file.
-C,esl pour me remercier detre
grondee 4 ca,,se de yous que voas me
dites celia ? %rspsndaii Rose sur lie me-
me ton. =,
Mareelle n'cntcndit pas &c qaI's Sc
Sc disaient, minis ces paroles iurs.'es
echang6es entire eux, la rongeur &c
Rose, ct i'emotion du Grand,Lonis la
conf. merent dams les soupcons que lui
await deja fsit concevoir l'averslon de
madame Bricoiin pour le pavre farinier:
la belle Rose etait l'objet DIES pensees
du meunier d'Angibault.
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XI,
LIE DINER A LA FERME.

Desireuse de Sc servir les interets du
ceur de sou nouvel ami, ct ny voyant
pas de danger pour m~ademoiselle Bri-
coin, puisque son pere ct sa grand'me.
re paraissaienl fayoriser lie Ora d-Louis,
madame de Blanchemont afeeta de ini
parler beaucoup darant lie rePas, Ct
d'amener la conversation sur les suJets
gu veritablement son instruction ct son
intelligence lie rendaient ~tres-sapesieur
"a toute Ia famiiIe. Bricoiin, peut-etre a
la charmante Rose e!ie>mame, Ia
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D'ailleuEs, lie PsoSerbe du pays lie dit,
" Tout meunier, tout voleur.' Re lea
al tous essayes, ct e mai encore ,rouya
que celni~la qni ne fit pas de maovais
complies ct dc silains Exchanges. Ontre
gull a toute sorte d'attentions ,our noas
IL ne mondr@slt jamais mon froment a
ia nsule qui Went de broyer de forge
Ct du seigle. Ii salt que celia gate la
farine ct lui 6te sa b!ancheur. Ii met
de ramour. propre d me CONTENDER, par
ce quill salt que je items d avoir du beau
pain sur ma table. C'est mt seule fan
t%aisie, a moi Je suis humble ouand
~que!qu'un, venant chez moi, ne me dit
pas /: All! lie beau pain II ny a que
yous, maftfe Bricolin, pour faire du pa
rel bic tout bic d'Espagne, mon
cher, on sen fate !!
IL est certain quill est MAGNITUDE,
yotre pain ! dit Marcel!e, pour faire va
loir lie meunier autant que pour satisfai.
re h vanite de M. Bricofin.
-Ah ! mon Dieu que de aoucis pour
un cell de plus gu de moins dams lie pain,
ct pour I'm boisseau de plus on de moins
par semaine! di: Nine Bricolin. Quand
avons des meuniers beauceup plus
pres, ct IN moulin au has du terrier.
avoir feffaire un homme aHi demeure i
iieue d'ici +!
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agriculture, considfr6e CONNIE science
naturcsle plus que CONNIE experimental
ton comnerciaie, en- polit'qae. conside'
rec CONNIE recherche du bonheur Ct de
Ia jostiee humane; en- religion ct en- mo-
raIe, lc Grand.Louis await dcs action
e]lementaircs, mais jusies, eleyees, mar
aues au coin du bon sens, de la pcrspl-
caciiA ct de la hobIesse de Pane, out
~n.avaicni iamais etc misses en- lumlere n
/. ferme. Les BricoIin NY avaient ia.
mais que des sujets de conversation
erossisremcut~ vuIgaires, ct tout Pespns
aa,on Y ~depensait etait tourne en- pro-
nos denigrants ct peu charitables con.
ire lie proclaim. Grand Louis, n'almaut
nj les iieux ommuns nj les mechance-
ties, y par,ait reu ct n'ayait jamais ia'
remarquer ga capacite. M. brlco'ih
await decrete quill etait fort sot CONNIE
tous lea beaux hom6,cs Ell Rose qoi Pavais
trouye amoureux craiatif Oh meconte'1,
c'est-a-dire, taquin Oh timide, ne pousa''
~l'exeuser de son mabgue d'esprlt qaeh
yantant son excellent cear. On tut aohe
a,onnns d.abord de yoir madame oe
g~lanchemont causer ayec lui ayec une
sorte de preference; ct quand ellie isu'
amete a oublier lie trouble que ldi eau
salt la presence de Rose ct lie maa'as
~youloir de ca mere, ON tut bisn Piu'
- ~@ -
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Etat de la Louisiana Cour tll SINE dis
trict Judiciaiie. Paroisse Assumption.
Cleophas Comeaux & Lesnelle Leblanc
son spouse. VS..
Veuve Terence Leblanc tuirice ct III,
!Attendu que Simon Leblanc admins
trateur de la succession lie Vileor Leblanc
IL CONNIE tuieur des enfants mineurs dn
dit Vileor Leblanc, a depose en- Cour uh
compile de son administration ainsi qu'une
petition en- demasidant l'h~omo!oga,ion, Avis
est par lie present donnie a tous ceux que
celia concerre d.avoir d deduire sous leg
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sta 4ltr,irr ute contnne iutiuGmcnt
lee aux tile, da rauMnismc.
Dams une teitrc fcyite au hnitiemc
steele mar Ie pane Grfroire til, Il St
onaClcc, arcnay5ooe dc Mayence on
| r~rnoroup h. ra,.uan stiyanI : Eons
m'yycZ marnut one n~ucloncs uns man
.oo,n,t Il, chpy.1 ,nya O. Il l., D%Iuoart
f., chny.l 1o,o.,i,,a NO o,rnnttcz
pasour celia ni,iye d9.ormajs. Tres saint
J r1yu . ,h,ne.nv crr,, co,,nme mar tol,
les noy,n. o,i sc,oat no..ihIcs, ct i'm
no,cz ! totS les m,urours dc chcvanx
nIc ia.tn n6n;tencc. ia sont immonIes
ct Ieur action est cxGcrablc.
Irnrn1ant m.rars iintcrdiction d.
name Ia ,.irn III 9~1nf.r4ution reuouye-
i6r ~, so, surrc,.cnr Yocharip, on pcn-
c. one p,.,rtn de In vjande de cheyal
90 m,;ntint Encore Ionr,emDs dams Ia
Scandinavia, &c oni donnc q~uciquc
no;ls co,to sn~nnosition c'c>t uuc In ra-
re drs chav,nv b. nc., oYi onrnis,ait le.
vi,t;,os Iaa s~,rr;Gcps,n ne s'fst ionais
f6,c;n,.. h,r,, dc F,idsrik.horr, a,,
,,,,,a,,,t , /, ,o,r,nna de .Dancmark
a. l.. snrI no;ni dn globr OH lon re,
,ro,ro ,,,a do font ,nal,no,.
10, nnnn,los no,n,lcs Ic rAsie sen.
tcn,r;onaIe oat con,erye unc pr6diIec-
ia, marn,fa nonr l., chair de chcval,
Of liz en- (ont Icnr met Eavot;, bicn Q1'iIs
no,sa1nut de nombreox ]troupcaux de
r,orC, ct dr. moufon4. C'rst chez les
trib.s raIcnncs ouc ce govt est forte
mont orononca. ct lea ~m;s.;onnaires rus.
s.s ;ni,,rt lea names IN hoi,ieme s;e-
c,o t,o,voot dan, rsx,iroat;on de Ihiu-
nonhonic m movcu n%u;ssant de prose
ivt;snG.
parrr; ,cs nono'cs c~iy;Ii.fs De rEnro-
no co cont l.. descendants des ancien.
So,nd;nyycs r., D,nois- mi lee prg.
uicrs, ont de- novyrau empioya CONNIE
,I;mnnt +, chair dies cbevanx, Pendant
r. '.;ene 40 Cooenhnr,e. en- 1907. Ie
roavcfncmcnt autorisn lie debit dn che.
val dams les bonchcrics ct depnis Get.
tc fno,nc, Get animal MA pas cess6
d'aIimcntcr les abattoirs. II existe main
tenant dams Ia capi,ale do Danernarl,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-04-22
regard scrutateur ct menacant de sa

regard scrutateur ct menaeant de sa
mere.
Ill en- sera CONNIE madame youdra,
dit madame Bricolin; ct ellie aiouta toni
bias en- s'adressant a sa s~ervante oui
await lie privilege de scs observations
.confldentielles luand ellie etait en-
coIere :
&c que c'est que d'etrc IN bel HON,
me
la Chounette (diminutif de Fanchon)
'snurit dun air malicicox qui la rendil
plus laide que de coutume. Ellie trou.
wait le meunier un fort bel homme en-
EN- effet, ellie lui en- youlait de &C Quill ne
aui faisait pas In conr,
= AIlons !! dit M. Bricolin, lie meu>
nier dfnera avec nous. Madame a raj.
son de pas etre fere. C'est 10 moyen
de trouver toujours de Ia bonne voion-
te chez les autres. Rose, va done APP
peler lie Grand. Louis aui esq par Id dams
la cour. Dis-iui que Ia sonp.>"est sur Ia
table. Ca m'aurait codte de faire an
affronta ce gareon. Savez-you>, NADIA
me la baronne, que jsai raison de tenir
a CT meunier-Ia Cscst lie seul oui; ne
%retienne pas double mesure ct ne chan
sc pas lie grain. Oai, csest Ie seul do
pays, lie diabte me confonde /! lis sontl
Gus plus volea's les uns que les autros !
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-04-22
Fiat de la Louisiana.
Paroisse A s RI DtIon.

D&teno a la gc3Ic de ccttc paroissc
IN negre Maroon, ho,teux, dIsant Sc
BONNER Fredcricks ct appartenir an
Docteur Pui,san de Ia Me Orleans :
ce Negro a / pieds IL pouccs liz pou-
ccs de haul ct il Iui manqnc une deut
de chaque catt dc la macho're supt-
%rieuIc.
Nspo'&onviI|e, &C II Avrii 1855.
URSIN CAILLIBR, geoIier.