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4 lLOIHING MADE TO ORDER CHEAPER
" thaG eycT.-ln OIder 10 run off the remainde,
On our large stock OF Cloths, Cassiueres. and Vest.
ngs, We will at tins season take measure and make
Ia order HenuemGns Garments OF first quality 20
per cent. cheaper than our usually low prices
WALL 4 STEPHHNs.
322Pa. ayehue, next door TO Iron Hail.
feb ~ (Sehiinel& News)
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A r N Y

No III Bridge street, Georgetoun,
| prepared To furnish Rails, DINNERS SorrEE
WEDDIsGs, SC, with everything la the Con.ec
uonary line, in any part of the District at the sho
est notice, and on The most reasonable TERMS
ian lq-n
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CHEAPE2T BOOK EVER
PU8LIsHED, snd containing
nearly d uble tie quantity OF
rra ling matter In that OF the
FIFTY CENTS Oh DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS.
IT treats on the PNYS1OLO-
GY OF MARRIAGE, and the
secre. i, 1rDities and disorder
Of youth and maturity, re-
Sulting from excess.s, which
destroy the physical and men.
Ia! powers. with ol,servet;oro
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UNDERTAKES, &c.
UABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKER.

OAblNET MAKER q UNDEETAkEh. ).
VNHE undersigned would respectfully inform hi,
L frienda, 500 ausintsncSs and the public generally
tnat he still contrues to execute ell orders In hii
une OF busino5e Ia the bsst manner and I, the short
9r notioe.
EEfAtilIaa neatly arc promptly s,e:utsc
PUH I.S attended TO .. --S-
ihe shcrte4t rcti:e, and In the best zztnss szzs4
manner. Pcdi:: rrcscrred in As .asa rsr5tst mar,
Hcr, ece'l IS: t!> waTnest lDestSer.
.asekful fer rsst fayors, he would respectfully
olicit, and uil enjesTor to merit Q continuance q
The ssue. ANTHONY BUCHLY.
Pa. sve., q. side, between 9th and 10th 5ts
Resiisnoo: Mr. Martins, No. SEQ, D street, third
.cuse east OF TIN strset mar Wv
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r. Ii. DAVTDGE,

r. Ii. DAVTDGE,
Attorney AMI CcNnssIlo
AND
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS
rOR THH STATES or
Virginia New York Maine
Kentucky, New Jersey Illinois
Louisians, kississi opi Connecticut
Massachusetts, Maryland PennsylvAai.
slorics lscDcescs AlaSafnA
iowa Georgia California
Afkar5ss =. CaroiiDs &C., ks
Conveysnciog in sli its tss;:ch.s promptly sn
sccErAt.!y executed.
otic.. Louisisds &'enI., ogp Fifth street.
oct iS-ity
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ABAsE CALUMNY.-In recent article
Dossticks says:-"City girls are such
touch-me-not creatures, that no one, un-
derstanding the nature Of the animal,
would venture ON . kiss unless he want
ed to get his mouth full Of magnesia and
carmins.
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UNION ACADEMY.

CcrIsSr Of Fourteenth 81. c29 Nelo York drent>.
FEW u7re pupils cs2 Be received TO make up
x the limited uuroe Application must be
Eai- s7cu. TIE discipline, instru:ton, sni E1eins
OF Illustration are such insure satisfactory pro
gsss Il those sr2ilS sic a.e paac.usi, resa!sr and
o5e3iert.
Circulars e. ths Bookstores.
de- lg-3ta e sAICU A"fA- h-"-
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.

vu,HE subscriber has always on hand assost
os 9f%' SS .! Ss St9' Ve se:5 e9s F
,xI,ich he offers for sale AT lower prices
W. - no nurchased in the District OF Columbia,
ui1 = an pnn.t accommo, o,iaiins terms. All Pianos
,,1chassd from me are warranted 10 give satsfac-
tIou.
OId Pianos taken ~ exchange.
b. REISS, Professor Of Music,
G, betw. Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
feb 6-jn'
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SPLENDID RATTLE.

MILL be Raffed for soon as the requisite
w number of Chances have been taken Tie fol
lowing splendid and costly articles, viz: ~
lst Prize. One splendid gold Paper Weight
Containing an AutOmaion Singing Bird
and Sday Cbronometer, most beautifully
decorated and adorned with enameiled
Paintings 81 GOO
I'd Prize. Oae Lady's Gold Watch, richly srl
with Diamonds and Painting ON Enamel . 10
81 Prize. One Lady's Gold Watch, richly SCI
with Diamonds, and Painting on EaaineI I=O
4th Prize. One Gents Full Je. eiLd Patc,I
Lever with Compensatory eolI Hunting
Watch ..............-.................. 10,
9TH Prize Lady e Gold Hunting Watch, sprn-
didiy chased. 90
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WM. NJ. MERRfCK,

NO. 3S LOU SrAN4 AVENUE
Wall prsotce in the Supreme Court Of ths Unit.d
Statee snd the Courts Of the District Of Uolur,b
de- 2fi -.-otf
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COUFHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW for Janu

COUFHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW for Janu
- ary, 1855. Contents
The North aud the South
biulae,s OF Haiiam
Powers Of the General Government
The Human Family
Constitution of the United States
Chemistry Of Common Life
PITly LeaseTs
Recent Social Theories
Critical Notices.
Subscription pncc s5 per annun.
feb 10 ERiSCh TAGLOR.
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DOCTOR H0OFLAND's
CE L EBRATED
German Bitters,
PREPARED BY
DE-. c. N. JACKSON, Philad'a., Pa,
WILL EFPECrUALLY Cupp


LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE.
Chronic or Nervous Debility Diseases Of he
htdneys, and all diseases arising from a d;s.
ordered Liver or Stomach.
sach as Constipation, Inward Piles, FulIness. or
Blood To The Head, Acidity of the stomach Nai-
sea, Heartburn Disgust for food, Fullness or
weight IN the stomach, Sour Quotations, Sink
ing or Futtering at the Pii of the Stomach, Swim
ming Of the Head, Hurr ed and difficult Rreathinp.
PluItering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocaiing
Sensations when in lying Posture Dimncss OF
Vision, Dots of Webs before the Sight Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspira.Ion.
YeliOwness o! the Skin and Eyes, Pain in The
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &C., Sudden Flushps
OF Heat Burning in he Flesh, Constant Imacin.
inss of Evil, and great depression of Spirits.
vfHE proprietor, IN calling the attention of the
L public TO this preparation, does so with feel
ing OF the utmost confidence in its virtues and adam
tation to the diseases for which it is recommended
Ii ia no rev and untried article but one that has
stOsd the test of ten years trial before the Amer
can people, and Its reputation and sale is unryalei
by any similar preparations extant. The testimony
In Its favor given by the most prominent and we'll
known Physicians and individuals, in all parts of
the country is immense. The following from North
Cai"lina Is respectfully sub lifted referring anv
who may still! doubt, to my .sMemorabilia or Prac.
tica Receipt Book. for Farmers and Families, 10 he
had gratis of all the Agents for the German Biters
Principal Office and Mauufac,ory, 12O Arch ST.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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MATHEMATICAL INsrRUHEyTs

"a = 49, = n AS.AA ANo4 II y AENI6.
M KS. &. ANDERSON has received a large an,
vi complete assortment Of Mathematical Al iustru
ments and Drawing Materials Of superior auslity
The Aath mstical Instruments are chiefly OF S,ys
manufsctory in rss"s, as we'll as Ia separate piec
water coiofs and oil c3lors Drawing papers OF ev
cry quality.
Al 0, Studies in Drawing and Painting.
dec Eft 3z6 POM ova,r.
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THE NEW CITY ashinglon
Il and Georgetown Directory just published, con
iainins the Congressional Directory for the Second
Session of the Thirty third Congress
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
feb ~ Bookstore, near 9Th st.
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BOOKS OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
LIBRARY House CF REPREsES rATIyEs.
A LARGE number OF Books belonging 70 the
IA Library ci ie House OF Representatives have
been drawn by members and by their orders, and
stand charged To their accounts the books of this
oihcc Ii Is important tor The preservation of The
files that they should he returned before the close OF
Tie session. MATTHIAS MARTIN.
Librarian of the House of Representatives.
f.b o0-do,y
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ROSENKRANZ PIANOS.
lust received twe Of the above saeaualed in
~ strgmeEts aireSI Iram tie Manu- <xes,
factory in dresden, Germany. These Gf2i@SSfSeS
Pianos having both, after a lOig seal
and land voyage, arrived in perfectJ y v Y
tune, afford another guarantee OF their superiority
in Keeping in tune. Their beauty ard aswer oi
tone eiicits the bIg1est enconiums ffoni all the
great musical critics Of Europe.
HILBUS HlTZ, --
Music Depot, cor. Pa. ay. lith and ID su -
s-u
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DENTISTRY.

mr. MUNsoH respectfully Cal public attention
- to his lew, patent, and GREATLY s.-..x~sxr>
IaPROVED Elctood Of setting Artifeis! !SSSfssss1
reeto, with Continuous Gull-tEs very SIIitY
PERI fECTlCR OF TaE ART. Thisc,,sis
u Teeth las tn. f.s,ss .aysnSAsSs OYER eli othsrs
W; ssssr STRENGTH, CLEANL1N EsS, CGM-
fohT, and BEAUTY, sicing with Nature n ties.
respects, and some others excell,1g. puptc inspsc
:ion Is respectfully solisisd. Esass csil and ".
CAUTiOa NO other Dentist IN TIE District OF
o0io bis has right TO make this style of Teeth.
N. B. Teeth constitutionsliy hssIthy. sluses5
and warranted for life
Office ami house at No. 29S street, near the cor
40. OF Pens jiTAsia avenas and lftL G..e.s-
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NOTICE.-Those persons having open ac-
IN counts on our books which were rsndered in
December and due US lst Of January last also those
indebted to the late firm of Ciageit x Dodson, are
again respectfully reminded of their delinquency,
and are urged 10 make arrangements al once for
feb 27-eo3t CLAGETT, DODSON & CO.
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c. WRSRINER,
w A L G FL NJ A X e R,
NO. 33O PA. AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets,
WASHINGTON, d. C.
feb l4-dtEOy4t

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR
New York, Texas, California,
New jersey, Louisiana, Missouri.
pennsJly suiA alabsns, kentucky,
Maryland, Georgia. Michigan,
uaice, Wisconsin, Ohio, and
Minnesota, Florida, other Statsa.
GEORGE G. THOHAs,
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMS, AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Washington Place, nsor Odd Eefiosss' Hall
SEVENTH STREET. wAsH,ssros. Deo
aas so-Iv
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K. Ii. GILLET,

e y ouns Tor 1T Lew,
Oflcs eai re3itencs IN franklin Row. corner OK
sco Thircrsnth street. oct 9S--i1y
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MOTTO A.-E. OWEN SUN have Ihls day
IN opened their frat invoice of Spnng Goods, and
solicit a call from their friends and customers.
feb 27-eOlW
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rCRAgS-ALLEGIANY BANK AND sELnEN
-.sss.s . ~. Nos Suf,pasSa g 'as highest
'.u.--: -::rcnt Money, LAM Warrants, and virgin .
Drsrs on all the pri.cpsl eigss sold TO sgis Pnr
shsssrs. .,,.x,.,v
Esysons ~ q distsncs sen nag Ens Trans AnsSnany
notss or LAID Warrants, may rely upon receiving
the bsst rate, sni re-nittances mad, by drAH on
any CITY in tne Union:
s..c-Sn no 49, Penns avenue
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SILVER PLATED WARE

<yOAPIETE Coffee Sets, CastOrs, CakV and t1rr
" Baskets Walters on white metal, Table, Des
sert, and Tea Spoons and Forks, double and iIiiIe
nIaied on Albaia the best substitute tor silver, WA
p.n,ss and ,old by n. SEMKES,
No. 33O Pa. avenue, between sth and l0tn SIS.
ian -
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There will DC Two Hundred Chances, at Ten
Dollars each. =
The rattle will take place at ililbus g. Ilitz' Mu
SIC Depot, star buildings, corner Pa avenue and
iiin sueet, where Tickets can be procured and the
articles are un exhibition.
Persons de,irous OF possessing some of the mot
superb articles of workmanship ever Exhibited have
now an opportunity offered them of obtaining such
at an extremely low price.
Ca and examine for yourselves n the Music De
Pm Oh IiiLBUS x iIlTZ, Star Bui!,iin.s, between
the hours OF o'clock Il. III. and p. M.
feb TIT
BAEKian HOUSE OF PAIEO & EOURSE
Opposite United States Treasury.
RoNDS, stocks aud oihor securities purchased
4 aud sold. -
Interest at The rate of six cent pcr amnum nj
lowed on deposits when seit Tor 80 days ion.cr.
jan 2i-6m
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Private Medical Treaties
fHk
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
M. u. la .CPOlx, NJ. D.,
ALBANY, " Y
$50 Pages and $50 Fine Plain and Coiorsd LItho-
graphs and Plates
81 Price only as Cents IA
ss-Bent free Of postage sIl parts of the Uuions
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR MARCH; as
III cents
Ihe sons OF the Sires, history of the rse p, Ogress
and destiny OF the American Party
Lille ana Beauties OF Fanny Fern; 81
WOierts Roost, by Irving; Sl.aa
61llllnau ihird Gallery of Literary Portraits
Pulnam' IS Magazine for March; o5 cent,
Pride and Prejudice; SO cts
'odey anu Grs hams Ma1azines for March.
=" SAFE by f. X. LUNDY,
e,ao No. las Bridge street,
Ieo ~o-u GEORGETOWN.
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ExPEcrED EEW YEAR Presents,

nR al t18 L-snchsS Of Lasinsss condCctsd in this
city, GFoeeries, psrAaps Of all others snord the
smallest profits and saout h.vs tae preference for
cash ani 10 one n that bus ness can contin ue II
his customers not prompt IN settlement BY short
notes or lsh DESTROYS Of closing up Tor tse past,
earnestly rsIues: II! ato are ind-btsd to call aud
settle vi hoit delay
I viii farther give u1tics that al fiSpro bils
vb!sh may Be contracted With ms Eaust be made
ith raf.f-nJs to, and with the dis iaet understand
Log that thsy are to be closed monthly, by cash or
noiss at % days. -hich have prepared for the pur.
pose except uch of my old castomers who have al
usys been prompt L. M r hINS.
dec T-u
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CERTIFICATE OF IVAI.

These bitters are entirely rege,dJle they
and strengthen the system, never prosirate it, ant
can b. used for infants as well a. aduI'5.
Psr s7ie ~ respectable dealers evcryn here, ant
by u. d. GILMAN, Washington; ]. l.. KIDWELI.
Georgetown, and J. &. PIERPONT, Alexandria.
mar l-iy
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-06

tous les abonnes payaient leurs comp
'cs, 81 tous les journaux qui sont Ins
dams le pays etaient mis- les uns a la sui
te des autrcs, lis feraient pl',s de dix
fois le tour de In terre, ct pc sent 70,
100000 de livres. 81 on les mettait
dehors sechcr dahs lc meme lieu, ills
couvriraient une plus grande surface
qui ceIle d., District de Colombo.
On dhsigne lItaIie CONNIE le pays
,oa les journaux prirent naissance- lie
premier parut en- AngIe:erre sous le
regne de la "bonne RENE Bess'' a i'epo.
que dc I'Armement EspagnoI. III fut
intituls Ne English Mercurr, ct etait
imPrime I.onares par l'lmprimeur de
sa IIautesse en- l5SS--I.e Boston News
Letter de Franklin fh he premier jour
nal qni parut en- Ane'ique.-Il com-
menca en- 1904. II y n cent ans quill
ny await pas pk's de vingt cinq feuiles
Fubliees Ell Ame'iqne. @f.# "tH'
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-06
he CAR NICOLAS T., &
JUGE PAR. LIE MONITEUR.. j.

L'hcure supreme dc la posterite n
some pour lctnperenr Nicolas. ia
mort In I'enlesaat toup coup de la
scene OH SON ambition, sd pnissance, ct
son gfnie Iui assignment un 81 grand
role, Pa PLACES au iessns des impressions
accidente'qes, yariabIcs ct passionnees
de In lutte, pour lie faire entrer, dams lie
jngement impartial ct calme de i his
toIre- l.empcrsur Nicolas, don't Ia
dernierc aimee du regne (at un def a
PEuropc. unc attaqne audacieuse sou
Independence NEST plus anjoard'h IN
ennemi pour personne, sa n,emoire COM
mande Ia vtrite bien plus que. son au-
'ocratie n',mposait naguere robeissance
Linjustice qni s'attaquerait a lui par
de Ia la tombc ne scrait qn'un sacrile-
ge, ct Ia vengeance quill |e poursui>
vrait ne serait qu'ane iachete. II nous
sera done facile d'sre .jnste pour un
souverain one mons devons d'a'itant plus
respecter apres Ia mort, qu'il est tom.
be en- quelque sorte l'tpee in main.
C.est parce que nous no,is sentons iassez
de moderation ct d'eqnlte pour parler
de Get iIlustre adversaire romme il con.
Went a Ia magnanimitt de Ii France,
que nous entreprenons cette ,ache sans
hesitation. '4a# .4@@3 F.
Et d'abord, disons-le tout de suite, 81
ce jugement nous est fatiIe, c'.st qu'en
nons imposant le devoir d'atre juste
il ncns Iaisse lc droit de reconnaitre ce
quill await de grand dams padversai-
re qni Went de disparaftre. 81 nous
n'avions qua Aelrir les vices, il serat
noble dc q US tairc: mais ayant d re-
connaitre loyalenent des mobiles, des
sentiments. des situations qui mont rien
de vulg ire, il est utile de parler ct de
mesurer IA grandeur meme de Get
fadversaife le peril quill faisait tourir q
IPEarope. saafa@ @saa 5 na.f ast.a
Ce serait NAL compre ndre le sens We.
rilable de el'histoire des .peuples que de
ne pas reconnaire les anologies mora-
les qri existent entire une nation ct une
3dynastie. Une racend 'empereurs ct de
rois est pecessairement leb type des
meurs, des. habitudes, du. sentiment, dd
caractere de la nation qn'elle domino
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-06

mauvaise robe dstoffs jaune dessinait
IN corps informe on les epaules hautes
e tconstam reh, votitees, acquis en- lars
genr nm deyeIoppement fdisproportionne
avcc 'le reste du corps qui sernbiait eff
que, ct sur leqneI fottait' ii robe deta>
chez ct trafnante dun c6ie. Ses jambes
maigres ct noires etaient nues, ct des
savates iirnmondes defsndaient NAL ses
pieds contre les cailloux ct les epines
auxqueis du reste lis senbiaient .insensi-
bies. Ellie march 1t gravernent, III tete
lyencliee en- avant, le regard attacnse eur
Ia terre ct les mains occupies 4 rodler
ct i pressef nn 'rnouchcir taclle de sang.
Ellie ,ven,asit droit sur madame de Blan-
chemont, qui, dissilnulant son eilroi
pour ne pas le cominunieuer Edouard ,
attendait ayec aneoisie, qu'elle prit )
.gauche ou a droite, pour passer aupres
dele. Mais le spectre, car cette crea-
Hture ressemblait 4 une apparition sinis~
Ire, Inarchait toujours, sans, paraitre
prendre garde personne, ct ca physio
nomie, qai n'exprimait pas 'l'idioii-me
mais IN desespoir sonibrc passe l'etat
de contemplation abstraite, ne semblai.
recevoir aucune impression des obiets
extsrienrs. Dependant, lorsqu.elle ar
riya jusqu'a rombre que Marcelle prrtoie-
TAFT i ses pieds, ellie s'arrsta CONNIE !;
.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-06

ellie etlt rencontrs un obstacle infran
chissablc, ct tourna brusquement le dos
pour prendre sa marche incessante ct
mono,ones9 ,9gai7e 81 saHI .t5ma0
sa-a-C'est Ia pauvre Bricoline, dit Rose
qais baisser Ia yoix, qaoiqa'elie fat a Tor-
tee dsetre entendue. C'est oma seur
aimee, qui est d6rangs (c'esta.dire foIle,
en- termes du pays). Ellie ma que tren-
te ars, quoiqu'elle ait Fair dune qyieiile
femme ct ~ en- a douze qa'elle ne
nous a pas dit un mot, nj paru entendre
notre voix.l Nous ne sasons pas si ellie
est sourde. Ellie nest pas nnuette, car
quand ellie Sc croft sedle, ,lelle parles Yuel-
ouefois, mais celia ma aucun sens. Ellie
veut todjours'etre seule, ct ellie o est pas
mechanic quand ON nenla contrarie pas.
N'enayez pas peur; 81 vous aveE lair
de ne pas Ia voir, ellie ne vous regardera
seulenent pas, iInsyea que qaand nous
yoaions Ia raproprier un' peu, qa'elle Sc
met en- coiere ct Sc debat en- criant
CONNIE 81 nous lui faisions du NAL.
i -Maman, dit Edouard qui essayait
de cacher son sepooyante, ramene-moi
d Ia maison, j'ai fairn.#s y lsaspes'le
Comment as-,u faim I .Tu sors de
table, dit MarcelIe qui n'ayait pas plus
envie que son fills de contemplsr plus
iontemps &c, tri.tc spectacle. Tu te
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trompes assurement; viens dams une au>
Ire alice, peut-atre quill 'ait encore
trop de soleiI dams celle-ci. ct que Ia
chaIenr to fstigue., lal5 ss.ta asoouj
a-Oui, oui, rentrons dams Ie taillis,
dit Rose ceci'n'est pas gai d voir. & II
MY pas de risque qu'elle nous suivc,
ct d'aiIIeurs, quapd ellie est daus une al :
lee, ellie ne lalquitie pas souvent, ,vons
pouvez voir que cellesci, l'herbe est
ibrdlse au ,nilieu, tant ellie va passe ct
repass6, toujours .au meme endroit.
Pauvre sear, quel dommage! ellie etait
ii belle ct 81 bonne /! Je me souviens du
temps on ellie me portait dams ses bras
ct s'occupait dc moi CONNIE yoas vous
occupez de ce bel enfant-la. Mais de. !.
puis son malheur ellie ne me eonnait plus
ct ne se souvieni pas settlement, que
pas settlement qaej'cxiste.tl b .ssin
Ia7--Ah! ma chere mademoiselle Rose,
auei affreux malheur en- .efiet Et queile
et est b, cause 4 Est.ce un chagrin ou
une maladie LIE sait.on !? 1e4ai g3
--Helas oai, on le salt bien.rn Mais
on men parle5pas. l ste4 l.an ssas
b. --Je lvons demaade pardon ii Finite
ret que je vous porte ma entrainee
sous faire une question indiscre,e.
|ay-Oh . pour vous, Madame, c'esl
'bien different. lime semble que you:
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ates si bonne qu'on NEST jamais humi-
lie devant vous. Je vous, dirai done,
entire nous, que ma paivre sHur est de-
venue folle par suite dun amour coptra-
rie. Il Ellie airnait Oh jeune homme tres
bien ettres,honnete, mails qui n'ayait
rien, ct nos parents mont pas voulu con-
sentir au. marriage, lie jeune homme
s'est engage ct a ele Sc faire tuerla Al
ger, La pauvrep Bricolioc, qui await
toujours ale triste ct ,silencieuse, depuis
SON depart, ct a qui on supposait seule
ment de phumeur etun chagrin ,qui pas
serait avec llet temps, Hpprit sa mort
dune manierc I'M peu trop cruelle. Ma
mere, croyant ,qu'en perdant toule espe-
rance ellie, en- prendrait enfp son parti,
ldi,jeta cette mauvaisel nouvelle Ia
tete, avec des termes assez dnrs ct dams
un moment oil nne emotion parcillc
pouvail etrc mortelle. Ma snur ne
parut pas enlendra etney repondit riep.
On 6'ait en- Train dc .souper, je men
| souyiens CONNIE dshier, quoique je fusse
bien jeune. Ellie laissa tomber sa four
chette ct regarda ma mere pendant plus
/ dun quart d'heure sans. dire un mot
sans baisser les yenx. ct dun airs singu-
lier que ma mere ct peur ct ,s'ccria /;
Ne dirai.t,on pas aa'eIle yeut me deyo.
) rer!'s saHtNab IS ,aIu5al-aIjo aeta
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DlMANClIE G, MAI 1852 5.'''aprt
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RtvlEnE-NEuvE. M. Firmin Duplessis.
lpEnvlLLE ..y.. M. J. Brean. .+..y.
:Sr-JAcouEs =. M. .Auguste Theriot.
ar sT-'sAs ST eas pArrlsrf' M. Edeard Perret
-f1 poNr.BREAUx, At. /. Edmond Bnlliard.
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SrE MARIE M. Etlenne renlssvl.'
.AssomprroN G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star.
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lJ Dams les paroisses 'oh nous avons pas
nsn.me d'sgents, fneus prsons les Maitres de
Poste de vouloir se chargerde fagence de notre
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mestre.
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ark prix les plus moderes, toutes especes d'ou'
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1inaF arg insEA4lrs AUX JouRNAux -
Uue gazI.te asAibany dit: lie peuple de
l'Qnion dspense en- une aimee $4,000
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