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MEDICTN Al.
ae Nonpareil Nerve and Bone

TIC NonpaFel NsTVe7a ndEbOne
LINIM ENT,
PREPARED BY H. H. CARR & CO., FROM
A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DR..
WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING,
LATE OF MURGANTOWN.
It Is 5ese4 so broad principle ket Any remedy ich
IsiH Teiere eTie7Rsi pain, Iril If properly
POUNDED, b equally slSccss.l IN TeiH0ris iHIeT
GGI affections; PotreT lskseA Is 5eaEiJEi.y
dereigped IN end PseVliaT 70 The
NOSP-4REIL LLNLHENT.
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SAAC HOG Z. JAS. Nj.
Attorneys at law & land Agents,
Marshall C. H., Va, Moundsn;ue, P.O,
WILL practice Ohio, Marshall and Wetzel counties
w Particular attention N ne given to collections and
Lad business All kinds .. land constantly for sale
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For sale wholesale and retail in wheengb
eId3m ). Z, VOWEL, Monroe-St.
AFFLICTED REAO!!

DhIiadelphiu N Cdical EEOuAe-EstabliShed 90
i years ago by DR. HiakslsH, Third ami Union
SIS. between spruce aud P.nc, Philadelphia, Pa.
INVALlDS
Are aPpTised that Dr. KlNKELIN confines his practice
to particular branch OF medicine, which engages his
Undivided attention. lie cautions the unfortunate
against the abuse OF VI thousands annually
me!cuTa!ized GU OF lie Recent affections promptly
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NOTICE EXTRA.

NOTICE EXTRA.
have small stock OF common clothing that will dis
ose Of at COST orevenless, TO make for my Spring
took Of fine goods:
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lIDYERTISEWENTS.

1919 = ttsstsI - - = Z [.--E-E
Hoskins, HeiskeIl & Co.
INPORTEAs AM loBEERs or
STAPLE AND FANCY DRN GOODS,
II e. and - GomtoeJnssl p tiiLlDELfHI4 sPI5:Iy
Anspach, Brother q Co.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
No &C NORTH Third st. corner Of CsTTg, I'htIndelPht
John AnsrSoh John F. J5cohyi. James Nj Reed;
William Anspaeh;.. Henry FairnaH. seplI:dem
Woltes, Ballard d Co.
INPOsTERs am JoREERs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
fJ9 Marker street, philadelphia.
C'9t B. + KELLY, formerly OF Wheeling is eHg1ged
Odd Fellows. JIasOHs, Isct. Hen, SOns of
Temperance
And other Society Regalia,
BGnneTs, Seals aud JelDels manufactured and sold
By Gibbs s. Smith, Ne. IS Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
THEasortnent usually on hard oonsistsO OF
REGALIA,
o9s Fslo1s'-GTand and Subordinate Lodge aud B. .
Past l5raed and other cdioers, plain ana
eas's 91 .7, am, nth r.rr,. p,r,, n,
Plshiy embroidered Enesupment Parad
MasOnie-llnish,s Tea,riar, Royal 4 h, and Master
Jewels, Robes, Banners, 81 r'rds, &c.
fvisions-ohcers and Mcnlbers-
No AslISachens, Past otheeTs and richly embTo'ds
'u ueSIee W oIttDs and Parade ReSaIla-
JEWELS
or the various Orders OF Silver, Gilt or Plated Metals
including knights Templar, with liIkS.)
U.r.. BANNERS.
Banners ofevery size style and cost, adapted the
ous Orders and Societies. manufactured TO orders and De
gus ioI BANNERS. when required, furnished Tree OF ex
eGse showing the stye Of;hs same when hnshed. Asr
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
COMPRISING the trcrst assortment to b. found in the U. S
LODGES, ENCAAIPlENTS, DIVISIONS AMI
TRIBES;
Wishing to fl Up their Halls, supply themselves will
Parade or Works Eegalia Banners, d., depend up
on aving their orders SatiSac Ogy filed, Calling
addressing GIBBS q SMITH,
Z Resalia and BannerM turers, - baltimore street
Baltimore, Md.
o. c + FlY.Arer, Wheeling Va Oet5-tr
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TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

In the class OF diseases hitherto neglected
and iMue'fecty understood, has enabled DIR. klSK
LIN iHfhoT Of l1oTk Self FTeseyratioH,) 10 Prove
and constitutional weakness and physical suffer
Ing ae to certain la bits ming the
eret yet deadly and fatal springs OF domestic misery and
afUre nnrIa
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AND COACH TRIMMING.
lust opened, large assortment OfSal'er's Hardware
y ard Coach Thinning Coach AID le tier VarniSh,
Buggy Bows, Hubbs, Sp0kes Fellows Carriage and Tire
bolts, Malleabls Irons, Patent and En1need Leather,
and everything used By the trade to which invite the
ieniion OF the public. JOHN NNOTE,
lnal3 Old Stand, l53 Main at.
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Anspach, Brother q Co.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
No &C NORTH Third ST. corue. Of CsTTs, L'htIndelPhtn
John AnspSeh. Jr.. John F. Jscohy.. james Nj Reedi
William ARSPaehs.. Henry Fairman sePl5:dem
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NEW BOOKS
'hiSF's Consulate ard EmpiTe.-2 vols.
i "lleadley'S Second War with England, % vols.
"ieadley's Sacred Mountains"
''Sh1w'S Civil ATchitcctuTe;''
"Minnie HermOn;'
''kathayaR Slaye,'' by Mrs. Judaon;
ttGOetbe's Faust,'' &c. DC.
apis WILDE & BROTHER
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GoLp AND SILVER WATCHES.

From the most celebrated mixers 10 London Iiyorno
and GcncTa-an extensive stock always kept on hand
every one of which is guaranteed TO perform acCuls,
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BALTIMORE.
sstablshed in 1923.

@-THoMPSoN REYNOLDS, interested in the sbov,
House, respectfully invites Western Merchants to NV
hima call. dcl9-JGsi
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L. CANFlEtD. ". o. GhhElELB. -. hEREnI,,-
CANFIEGD, BROTHER, & Co

CAN6Aobb, bENO4d6R, q Co
229 Baltimore Street, Corner of Cbgrl,s
Wholesale IMPORTERS, MANURAcTiRpgS
AND DEALERS IN FINE WATCHES, RICH JEwklry,
SILVER, PLATED, AND ALBATA WARE AND
FANCY GOODS!
HAVE opened their new store with splendid stock
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
Ground Coffee.
General Agency and Commission

THE undersigned will act as General Agent
i for the sale and purchase, on Commission
of all kinds of RE.AL .ayVD PERS SOyN.aL
PROPERTY. in the County of Placer and
elsewhere, and he hopes by strict attention to
the duties of said agency to give general sat
sfaction to his employers.
The following property is now offered for
sale. For full particulars inquire of the sub
scriber at his store in the town of Auburn.
One Tavern Stand within one and half
miles from Auburn.
A good Farm of $50 acres with good i'm
provements, 18 miles from Auburn.
One good Mill-Seat suitable for the erec-
tion of FIGURING Mill with dam and fume
completely within miles of Auburn.
One good Store and Dwelling II miles
from Auburn, we'll stocked with goods and
doing good business, will be sold or rented
as might be required. Also
One House and Lot in Auburn.
Terms moderate. HENRY T. HOLMES.
Auburn, May 26th my
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
Later From Central America.

The editors of the Alta California are in
receipt Of some interesting intelligence from
Central America. 1t appears that the revo-
lutionists, who are styled sometimes the Cas-
tillon, and sometimes the Democratic party
are fast losing all they had hitherto achieved
by series of brilliant victories. The Cha
MORO or Lcgitimist party have retaken from
them nearly all the towns which they had in
their possession. The country now appears
to be virtually in the hands OF the legitimists
This party will continue to rule the coun-
try until Walker and Kinney with their COM
panions shall reach the theatre of war, when
it may be expected that they will re-establish
the reign of the Revoutionists The Castil.
Ion party is favorable to the Americans set.
tlng in Nicaragua, and to the developement
of the resources of the country. The other
party bitterly opposes both. These Central
American difficulties are becoming interest.
ing.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
GEO. A.. A.KEEHNER,S
Eagle Bakery and Confectionery

.4UB URN, GIL.
THE Proprietor of this favorte old stand
l. would notify the public that he is at all
times prepared to fill the orders for his Gus
toners with promptness and in the best man
ner. The choicest of
CAKES IND CONFEC CTTO.N:aRIES
Prepared for BALLS. PARTIES, WEDDINGS. ETC.
at the shortest notice. FRESH BREAD can be
had every day at his bakery, or will be deliv-
cred in any part Of town, as customers may
desire. The patronage of housekeepers and
the public generally is solicited.
mayl2 my GEO. A. KEEHNER.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
Notice

rs HEREBY given that we intend to apply
i to the Board of Supervisors of Placer Coun-
ty, on Monday the 4th day of June next, at
IL o'clock, NJ, of that day, OF as soon there
after as we can be heard, for renewal of our
license to keep toll bridge at the crossing Of
Bear River on the road leading from Auburn
to Grass Valley and Nevada, heretofore known
as "Porter's Bridge" P. L. EDWARDS.
May 5th, '55 td+ JAS. L. ENGLISH.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

NOTICE..

NOTICE..
4 MEETING of the Stockholders of the Au-
II. burn and Yankee Jim Turnpike Company
will be held at Auburn, on Thursday, June 7th
st 2 o'clock, P. NJ. The object of said meeting
is to take into consideration the propriety of
improving the grade of said turnpike on the
east side Of the river. BENZ. C. ALLEN,
Auburn, May IL. '55 1t Secy.
The above meeting is postponed until Mon
day the 2sth May. BENZ. C. ALLEN,
AHburn. June, 2, '55 1t Sec'y.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
Steven'sN. York Shaving Saloon.
STAR BAKERY.

THE proprietors of this we'll known house
i wish to call the attention of Hotel keep
ers, families, and the public generally to his
large and superior assortment of Crockery
and Glassware-the best ever offered in this
place, and will be sold as cheap as any of the
stores in Auburn or Sacramento sell. A su-
perior lot of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS
always on hand. THE BAKERY, has con-
slant supply of fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes.
We return our thanks for past patronage
conferred and hope to merit its continuance.
Auburn, nova my. ]. G. BAKER & co.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
~ ship heretofore existing between the un-
dersigned. under the style of Warden & Cady,
in the Livery business at Iowa Hill and Illi-
noistown, is this day dissolved by. mutual
consent. LEW. NJ. WARDEN,
W.. CADY.
The business hereafter will be carried on
by Warden l. Brother. H. NJ. WARDEN,
LEW. NJ. WARDEN.
May 10th '55 st
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
Notice..

Notice.
A LII outstanding and accepted County Or
II ders from No. to No. 843, accepted in
April, 1854, will be paid on presentation.
E. G. SMITH,
Treasurer of Placer County.
Auburn, Dec. 80, '54-n5 my
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC!

M y SIC! MUS1CI MUSIC!
BEST VIOLLVS, GUITARS, B-a.NJOS,
aCCORDEO.NS & 1.aJNBARLvNES.
ITALIAN .ayN.D ENGLISH NO.
LIN & GUITAR STRINGS.
A LSO good assortment Of Books-Histor-
II ical, Poetical School and Miscellaneous
reading; likewise fine assortment of Station
cry, Blank Books, English and American Pa-
per, Fancy Envelopes, Gold Pens, Fine Cut
lery, Papers, Magazines. etc. For sale at
NJ. OBERDEENER'S
mach3 my Auburn Book Store.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
Among these NAV be mentioned J.

Among these may be mentioned J. W.
Denver and P T. Herbert of California; Thos
J. D. Fuller, of Maine; Gilchrist Porter, Of
Missouri, and Elisha D. Cullen, of Delaware
Vacancy Hon. Lyman Trumbull who was
elected in the Ell ghth District Of Illinois, was
elected by the Legislature to represent the
State in the United States Senate
.NeaC York Herald.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
Henry ID. Bequette,
BOUNTY and General Land Agent

BENECIA, CAL,
WILL pay strict attention to the procuring
w of Bounty Land Warrants for those en-
titled to them under the last law of Congress
All Officers, Soldiers, Clerks, Teamsters and
Seamen are entitled to l60 acres.
Prescriptions filed and proved up before the
Register and Receiver. All communications
in regard to the above will receive immediate
attention. Benecia, May 18th, 1855, 2m
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
The New York Herald has the following ir

The New York Herald has the following in
regard to the Bill Poole excitement:
The excitement which prevailed at the time
of the death of Poole, by the hands of some
parties with whom he was engaged in mid
night brawl, is calming down, and men begin
to blush at participating in the sympathy and
homage paid to the remains of the ignobly
slain victim of intemperance and rival brava-
dosm. Judge Cowles has ably and elaborate
ly reviewed the case on motion to admit to
bail, and has decided on bailng Morrissey and
Irving in $4,000 each, Hyler, Linn and Van
Pelt in $4,000 each, but the motion on behalf
of Turnerand Paudeen was refused. The Judge
said that as regards Irving and Morrissey, it
was clear that there is not only no evidence
on which conviction can be had but that the
proof did not warrant the finding of the in
dictment; and the Judge further says, that
while the Grand Jury will always have the
firm and steady support of this court in the
proper discharge of their most responsible
and important duties, the court will, with
equal firmness and fidelity, guard the personal
rights Of the citizens against the consequences
tanning or favoring an Indictment, the finding
of which is so utterly unwarranted by proof.
Will Grand Juries be more cautious for the
future in scrutinizing what must always be,
before them er parte statements!
OPERA WARDRoBE.--The wardrobe of the
Italian Opera Troupe, which cost over $4,000
in Italy. short time previous to their coming
to this country. was sold this morning by
Wainwright. Randall & Co., for SIT ,OO0.-
The purchaser was Mr. Andrews of Mont
gomery street, who it is said, bought it for
one Of the theaters of the interiors; r. Jour-
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

SCHOOL.
THE School Commissioners in Township No.
L 3, having fitted up large and commodious
room for school purposes and secured the SER
vices of an experienced Teacher. would res
pectfully request all who wish to avail them
selves of the advantages of the District School
to send in their pupils without delay
Schoolroom under the Masonic Hall.
MT \: NJ t: 4;$AS55Es' $SS$&5; s$S$$S' o'"'''.
Auburn, Mayl2, If
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
New Burial Ground.

THE Subscribers to the new buryng ground
L are requested to examine the work as COM
pleted by the contractor. and to meet at Con-
cert Hall on "Wednesday evening, June 9th,
for the purpose of eiecting Board Of Trus-
tees end appointing Sexton. june I'd
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

SkU3CE FORKS.
7NHE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to inform
l. Miners and Merchants that they have on
hand and are continually receiving from the
Factory, supply of their PATENT SLUICE
FORKS, which will be found for sale by the
merchants:
San Francisco
Delong, McNeal l. Co., No. 63 Battery st.;
Fitzgerald & Co.. No. ll3 Battery street;
Bryant & Co., No. 68 Battery street.
Stockton.
Saunders & Hickmen, Main street;
Greenley & Co., Center street;
j. Wales, Ell Dorado street.
Sacramento.
Elliott Il Zeitler. No. $50 J street;
Hooker & Co.. No. II street;
Stoddard & Prentice, No. 1872 street.
Marysville.
Treadwell Il Co., First street;
J. Wales, High street;
Alvord & Haviland, First street.
gB- None genuine except they are stamped
on the heel of the Fork IL. TEEsE d S0E, Pa
tent, 1854"
LEWIS TEESE & SON, Patentees,
je2 I'm No. l62 Battery st., San Francisco.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

ROBERT o. CRAVENS g. co.
THE PEOPLES STORE, yankee Jim,)
l. keep constantly on hand large and well
selected stock of PROVISIONS, LIQUORS,
and MINERS SUPPLIES.
Miners and others wishing to purchase are
respectfully invited to call and examine for
themselves. Goods packed to order. spill ly
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

Total number of votes against the repeal
of the Nebraska bill in next Congress 12s
Majority in favor of present territorial
organization II
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

NJ e. MILLS, Auburn. c. J. HnLYER. Iowa Hill
Mills & Hillyer,
Attorneys and CounSellors at Law,
WILL attend punctually to all business in
w trusted to them. Office at Auburn, oppo-
site the Temple; at Iowa Hill, next door to
Richardson Hotel. m25 '55my
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
WILLIAM DUCK.
YANKEE JIM'S,
PLACER COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.

T AN NOW SELLING GOODS at reduced
i prices, and Miners are invited to call and
see my new and elegant stock at the old
stand, on Main street, one door above Adams
Il Co.'s Express Office. Goods packed for
purchasers to any part of the Mines.
WILLIAM DUCK.
Yankee Jim's, Oct. IA, '54-6m
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02

The NEBRASKA QUESTION IN THE NEXT Con-
GREss: Whole number of members in the
House Of Representatives. ....... 234
Nebraska men already elected ... 80
Anti-Nebraska men who will vote against
the repeal Of the present law to prevent
further agitation, probably. *...... 20
The following States to hold their cleo
tions. all of which will return Nebraska
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
Auburn, Dec. 9, '54 6m
The Old Stand still ahead!

The Old Stand still ahead!
n GORGE WILLMENT, would respectfully
" inform the people Of Auburn and vicinity.
that he is still doing business at the old stand
on the same liberal scale as Of old. Posses
sing every facility for buying that could be
desired, he pledges himself
TO SELL CHEAPER
than can be bought here or elsewhere, Of like
quality. Buying as he does. and being bles-
sed with substantial share of the CUSTOM he
is bound to sustain the above pledge. He
keeps constantly on hand large supply and
good assortment of
MINING AND FLUMING TOOLS, GROCE-
RIES, PROVISIONS, GRAIN, CIGARS,
COCKTAIL FIXNGS,
AND AN EXTRA QUALITY OF LIQUORS.
N. B.-Goods delivered free of charge. ly
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
Come One! Come All!!

Come One! Come AllM
D GOODKIND & CO., respectfully inform
ID. the public that having lately enlarged
their store, they now have on hand and are
constantly receiving the best selected assort-
ment of
HAVANA AND AMERICAN CIGARS,
to be found in the market, and which they
6atter themselves they can sell as cheap as
can be purchased in Sacramento. Come one!
Come all !! and convince yourselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
Gs-All those seeking for Irregular" genu-
inc cigar, cannot miss it by calling at Good
kinds Cigar Store, next door to the Gem Res
taurant. nov25 my.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-08

aux ordres dh president du conci|c DE.
tat OIL de son dtputs, dnrant l.. reunion d,
concIle, en- vcrtn dn m.dit nyis;--et de
rfpondre, MONS d'empachemcnt phy
Fiqnc, a IN appel exprimt par nn signc
ou rar un cri dr. rordrc.
/" liz sonl 'ous 'its par cas- obligations
sous pelnc de So vor soIennclismcn, cx
comm"nIf De l'ordrc, 'cponssfs par ,e.
m"nhres 1T dtnoncf, dams ton,es Ic. 20,
rlttes de Get ordso. CONNIE traftre iniAne
a sou Dicu It a ION pays.
'.es mcnbres du sccond drgra s'obli-
gort, par srrnen'. arpuyrr, en- &C qui
ronctrnc les matierfs poliiqnes et
"mp!ois dun caracere poIi;iqne, lc,
Incmb'es dc &C degrt, de preference 4
tonte an'rc pcrtonnr.
Cettc disposition cree unc cattgorie
pr'vildgte dams l'ord'e, ct FIJI, Ie. mem
bres du premier degre. lie. hnmbles SER
sl'eurs de l,orlre, tandis qu'eux nsnes
.ont exclus de tonte participation aux
honne"rs ct aux eno'uments des empIois
Publics.
lie, membres du troisiene degra so.
b'genf, par sermen'. 4 appuyer, en- cc
al concerne les emplois poIiiqnes. les
'nembres du trolsleme degre, an degre
de P"nion, dams !'ordre, de preference
4 tonte autre personnc.
Ce'te Opposition cree une cattgorie
encore plus prvi'tgite, ct en- s'cntendant
les membrcs d, second ct du troisle.ne
dcgre pe"vcnt toWours sarranscr de
mapiere occopcr ct monopoIiser, /
leur profit, 'o"' les emplcis pbIc,, ct =
Sc servir des membrcs du premier degre
CONNIE Instruments.
Tous les m"mhrss du second ct du troi
'ieme dcgrd s'obligem par serncut, dams
lie cas- on lis seraient fIus on nommas /
dc. postc' otiiceI', qui lear IN confcre.
raicnt le droit de destlucr des cmpois
OF places, tout Stranger on Catholisue
Nonain, Ell ne jamais nommer aux
ctnr'o!s OIL places nucun stranger Oh ca,
tholl1ue ron,ain.
Les membres dn premier degrk ne
sont pas reqni' de prefer cc oer'nen', ct
In raison en- cat, npm prt.umons, Que
i'o'dre n'aysnt pas siatenion de fsire
tiirc aux eT,rfoi', les mcmbres do ce
degfS, &C ssfment devicnt iaatie.
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NoUvEL EMpLor ng l. rELrCTRrcrrs =

NoUvEL EMPLor ng l. ELrCTRrcrrn -
L'electr'ciit invente dcs IL erveillcs, te-
nnin I'bistoire snivan,c raccn'6e par
l'Echo du .Nord:
I'm paysan recoit tout reccmmcnl
de Sebastopol une mi..iye de son fil.,
dams laqnele il est dit :" Tout VA bien,
| +" j'ai me, denx jamhes encore, mais je
s. n'ai plus de souIiers. Envoic- moi dc.
"sollier. net,ia, maia vivcment; join..y
"nne piece de cent sous, ct e suis
I" neurenx pour longcnps.
s. lie perc s'empressc, fait faire des
souliers ct part pour les porter, Oh T..
III ne 'e sait lui me ne &C quill salt /,
c'est q','il f,nt que ces souliers parven-
ncnt promptement.ell ruminait encore
lor'qnil apercoit devant lu les hIs du
tslegraphe electriguc.--Bon !. yoi'a mon
affaire, sc dit-il +; lie garcon ne Sc plain.
dra pas du retard, pni,qu'on dit que en-
va si vite.
' Une adresse cat mice sur la semellc,
fhoureox perc grimpc jusqo'au SONNET
Dun poscan qui soutient les fi's, acc'o.
.fhc les sonliers ct ssen retourIe 40 vil-
lage, en- Sc disant A la grace du teIe.
graphe !
Deux heurcs apras, passait une ban-
de d'ouyriers, fan d'eux apercoit Ic,
son'iera, l'aubaine hi parait bonnie, il les
chausse ct ME! leur place ceux quill
por,ait. n
s Lc lendemain 10 paysan va yoir
l'eilei du maycn de locomotion employe
par lui. D'abord il doute dc con eifica-
cite, car de loin il volt lie. fonlers 4 eur
plact; n,,i- plu' il apfroche, plus j de-
ceavre lenr etat varI'ahle, ct ciest avec
un ebahssement profond quill secrie (:
---lsion Dieu c'e.t un miracle, il ma
deia Ien,ore ses yienx.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-08

On Iii dams me correspondence du
Courier au sbet dc I'assembloc Know.
No,htg dn Braley Landing.
Tandis quo t'oratenr parlait, une
petite altereation ayant en lieu avec vote
dc f,it, entire dcnx indiyitus parm l'an.
ditoire, ani fut nm instant distrait !: Tho.
notabIc speaker s'adrcssant aux danes :
Ce u est rien, Iear dit-il, c.cst un coup
de roing sur lie nez. saisi dun peu dc
sarg il en- cou'era bien dsantrc.
= N'cst.ce pas que c'esl une singuierc
maniere de rassnrer IN scxe deia in
suiei: OF pnis NJ Dnsigneaud, vent.il
nous donncr ID snns de ses paroles
Nvu. e.ptrons sa'il voudra Gcn sessa.
drs rtquiveaue.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-08
Monsieur t'EM fr.

Ifonsieur t'EIi fur.
VepilIez annnncer M. CTPNlTN
CONNIE candidat Anti
kuow-No'hing a Ia place de Sheriff de
cete paroisse, aux elections de novcmbre
proclaim. a.a4
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-08

GrNons .ommes nut oii.ss i annoncer
M. ULYSSE FOi.SE. CONNIE candi-
dat a la place dAsssssEuR de ccite
paroissc, aux elections de novembre
proclaim.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-08
Monsieur FE1itenr,

Veuilez announcer M. ALFRED
TETE CONNIE candidas IN place de
Greilier de la Cour dn 1me District Ju.
diCiaire. pour tctte paroissr, aux cleo
.ions de Novembte proclaim.
'. sEs AMgs.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-08

or W. are authorised 10 announce
M. EDOUARD RERGERON a. can.
didale for Tie otfire of CoRoNER, Of this
parish, ut the eleclions Of November
next.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-08

0.-Nous snmmes autorises 4 annoncer
M. EDOUARD BERCERON, CON.
me candidat Ia place de Coroner de
.cctte paroisse, aux elections dc aosem.
hre proclaim, e
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-08

Nos fomnes antoris6 4 annoncer
M. ARISTlDE LEBLANC commr
candidas Ihasrendans III place dc Go
roner do eette pareisse, aux elections de
Novembre proclaim.