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rgHIli C"partncrslip heretofore existing
4 hctwrcl tlu subscribers, under the firm
Of Ahlril@c X Staples, Gin and Stove deal
rls.) is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Z. ". Staples having purchased the entire
interest Of Frcdus Allr;I.te. All persons
indebted to the said firm viii please call and
settle thciracGonntS.
F2EDtS AIDRIDGE,
f.. W. STAPLES.
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Notice to creditors.


rTNllIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscr-
J. her of Cecil county has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of said county. letters of Administers.
ton Oh the personal estate of
Arabella :. Jones,
late of said county. decd All persons having claims
against the said deceased, hereby warned to cx
hlb,t the same with the vouchers thereof duly Gu
thcntioatcd, or before tho
9Th day of November 1888.
they may otherwise by law. be excluded from all
benefit of said estate All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to mako immediate payment
TO the subscriber Given under my hand this l6,h
day of December. lSji. THOMAS p. JONES,
Admir- Arabe'la $. Jones, decd.
Test. ii. LAMAR. Rcg'r Dec. l6, 54--6w
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THE Am arcln Artist Unions won.d respectfully
| announce to the citizens o. Tho United .,S. cs and
the Canaias that for the purpose OF cu.tiv"Gns a
taste for the fine arts throughout tho country, and
with a view OF enabling every family to become
LIZ. l,a.r, of Il. inn.
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Reference in regard to the Real Estate 7. J. Viss-
cher & Co., Real Estate Brokers', New York. Orders
post paid,) with money enclosed to he al dressed,
j. W. lIQLDitO)KE. Secretary,
SO broadway n Y.
- The Engra,inss in TIE Casa.o:"2 are how
ready for delivery. iOct = Gm
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ED's's$'E e.

THNIE Partnership heretofore existing under
4 the firm of J. &. :; II. c. Nesbitt, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All per-
Sons Indebted to sud firm, are requested to
present them to II. G. Neshitt, who is duly
authorized to settle TIE business Of the late
firm.
The Store has lately been r"mod"lcd and
rulnr@r,l. The business hereafter. will be
conducted by II. &. Er&bitt, who liaS lately
returned from philadelphia with Il large and
general assortment Of goods, purchased lo!
-, ,h rrnSiSt;nr of
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l...}lt0.
GDaIeeTlWAT'HG

in the Sth District, OH the 3lst ult, DAVID
MooHE. at All advanced aye
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NN,icc % Gro:iie ,.S

ygSlIIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE, That III. subscri-
l Der of Cecil county, has obtained fum he ~.
,,luns Court ui iii clanty, Listers Ie&tJEcn..iy
on the persona. estate Of
.lbyam Watson.
ate of said county, deed. Al per ons having claims
against the said decca 3D. are hereby warned to
hlbit the same with the vouchers thereof daily az.
,Eent:ca.cd or before the
llth day OF November, 1855,
they may hcrwse by law. b. excudl from all
benefit of said estate. Al persons nieb I'll - sid
cs ate arc requested to make iuln'f.Le rs ymH't
to The subscriber Given undr my h II III, i'itl
day Of Dec mher. 1851 JniiN III, Zig ,....
Executor Of Abram " y ..'..
Test, JAS. II. JAMAR. Ncgr. lie. .o. 'w
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EOI'aGEI.

EOTaGE,
A LII persons are cautioned against nego
N tiating loans with JosEpH a. CAssEDAY
(styling himself the firm of JAS. CAssEDAY X
SOM or ELISHA CAssHDAY, of Philadcl phia,
upon any pretensions they may make to the
possession Of property in this State or the
State Of Ohio; as legal measures have been
been taken in reference to such property, as
we'll as to recover largo sums OF money fraud
ulcntly withheld.
DAVIS b. CASSEDAY,
Dec IL 3nl Peach Blossom.
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Ec3GSGE.E'T9CrF.

VI. ~ Y ~
Port Deposit, Jan i, 1855 3w
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Notice to Creditors,

NOtiCe 10 GrpNTdDrs.
TINIlTS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That the subscri-
J. bcis Of Cecil county, have obtained from the Or
phans' Court of said county, letters Parliamentary
on the personal estate of
John IL. Patterson.
late Of said county, decd All persons having claims
against the said deceased. are hereby warned to
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof duly
thenticatcd, on or before the
Bird day of October, 1875.
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate. are requested TO make immediate payment
to the subscribers. Given under our hands this 10Th
day of Dccombof 1854,
HENRY BURNS, Sr.,
JOHN GAMBLE, DR.,
Executors Of John III Patterson, decd,
Test JAS. III. LAMAR Reg'r. Dec Is. '54--6w
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q, iiclIers unH IorresucnAcnts.

rrJ-Dlr rcal,.rS will find il, orr pa,,ri. thiS
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t"rc. IL Is not however iha' we a"o his
taken so much the qualities Of them, but be-
c,u,o ~. wish to lend cnco,,rar,mrnt ia rb,
"1'er'. WHO '''! .c' i'''''h'e 'e''e' '''''os'
-'e ''''"'"o '''' e'''(' W
For The Cecil u Ing.
Cccns,.
Dn,, r,, ,,,u -, ,ho. monument
nrTaII., Co. ,, y, l,,.,, ,,,,,,,, ,'a .'
t,h, .,,.,n,,,s ,,o.,.in,, ,..;n,,,,,,;,,
y theme on which the nations might conElcnt
Whence came and whence shalt go, thou cle-
mcat!
Long ages roll but still the same, thy breast
Unmarried, and undistnrbcd thy lonely rest,
save when the storms i'll wild comnotlon rcnd
THY waters, and the winls their fury lend
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Nctfce to Creditors,

THIS is TO Give Notice, that the subscriber
l. Of Cecil county, has obtcined from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters of Adj
ministration on the personal estate Of
Joseph w. Ncazcy,
late of said county. decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit tit same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, on or
before the
18th day ofDcccmbcr, 1855,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All persons in
debtcd to said estate, are requested to make
Immediate payment to the subscriber. Given
under my hand this 23rd day Of December,
1854. JAMES W. FEAZE1.
Admir- ofJosaph W. Neazcy, deed.
Test. III. LAMAR, Reg. Dec % CIV
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THE CECIL WIG,

THE CECIL WIG,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
Br +. Z. RICKETTS,.
ERMS.-S2.00 year. in advance.
!.51, if not paid advance.
S.DD for clubs of Five.
1JN) for clubs OF Ten.
ADVERTISEMENT not exceeding a
slHrre win b, published three times for one
doll u; AMI Twenty-Five cents for each s,:hsc.
qurnt ias,rtion; longer ones in the same pro-
portion. C-J-fwtiva lines brcriar, or space
equal to that make square. Advertisements
ruhliSh,d quarterly, somi-anuualiE or yeary
at m III .rlt rates. Advertisements nj with
ont the number of times t'cr IRE to b" insert
cl being stated viii be continued until forbid
an charged according to the above RATES.
C?-No paper discontinued until all arrear-
ages are paid.
- ;in-ls copies Of t,c paper. FIVE cents.
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PORT DEPOSIT
Academy and Female Institute.

TENIIE FALL TERN of this Institution will
Il commence ON MONDAY, The IN day Of
September, and will continue as formerly, un-
der the charge Of
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FesSSE,E,E,IEGE.

TBIilE undersigned have this day dissolved
= by mutual consent. All persons inIcbt-
ed to the firm are requested to make payment
to VIM. j. Grant, at an early day, as he wish
IS 70 close The business Of the firm.
WIN. j. GRANT.
SAML. b. RANT.
Cherry Hill, December %, 1851.
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E0E E2Es1'.

FENllAT excellent Business stand opposite
Il the Court House in Elkton, now occupied
by {. NJ. Munson l. Bro. Possession given
on the 18th March next. Apply to
Jan Is If Mrs. \, FOARD.
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pery Coed; Groceries,

Qnccnswdrc, Hardware and Rcady-made
Clothing. which he intends to sell low for
cash or country produce, and hopes by strict
attention to business. that the patronage of
the public. which Was so iiber,ly bestowed
un the old firm, may be continued. All who
may favor him him with L call, viii, find it to
their advantage.
j. G.. 8; II. c. NESBITT.
Port Deposit, Jan i, 1855 3w
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OLD BOOKS WANTED.

"A NY one having complete set, or any
n odd volumes Of Maryland Reports, can
find purchaser by addresgnga note stating
the volumes and the priSo, post paid, to this
office. [Jan 6 Wv
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E'DEi SALE.

FUR Sk EIE.
TIME TWO STORY STONE HOUSE now
4 in the occupancy OF S. J.Brown, ut Rock
Run, north end Of Port Deposit.
Apply to CARSON K COULSON.
Jan II 3w Port Deposit.
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81 Acres and Rood

TFFlU. HWY Ut rVSN'
Tin. situation is healthy. is in an improv-
Ing uci.lIhorhood and convenient to church.
rs. schools and mills. There is an excellent
spring Of water on the premises.
f. There is a Dwelling House of one
|. ~. 81 and half stories. This farm is I'M
iifS.ii lcrfencc; II SNAIL portion being wood
S------H md
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
TIVE Dwalling and Shoe Shop, at Mary
l. land Pivot Bridge. Possession given on
the Path OF March next. Apply to
Jan 8 lw JOHN l.. CLAYTON,
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AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION!

THE Am arcln Artist Unions won!d respectfully
announce to the cit zans o. tho United ;t' cs an1
the Canadas, that for the pnrpose OF cu.tiv"Ins
taste for the fine arts throughout tho country, ana
with view OF enabling every family to become
posscsscl Of gallery of Engrayings,
Ey the First Artists o. teic Age
they have determined in order to create extend
siyc sale fer their Engrayings. and thus not oh,y
give employment to n large number OF artists an
othcis. bat inspire among our countrymcn taste
for works Of art TO present to the purchasers OF their
encravings when 250,01C Of which are sold,
25O, 900 Gifts, Of The actual cost Of $3.50 600.
Each purchaser CT One Dollar Engraving. thore-
fore, receives not only an Engraving rich y worth
tie money. hut also a ticket which entities hun 10
ono O. thc Gifts when they are dis:r,5n ci.
For Five Dollars highly flashed Engraving
beautifully Painted in OIL AMI Five Il f Eicie,s
will be s:ut Five Dollars worth OF splendid In
cravings can be sccctcd from the Caial lguo and
sent By return mail or eXprcsl.
A copy Of the Catalogue, together with 7pec-
men Of one Of the Engraving, can be seen ut the
office OF tbs paper.
For each Do.,ar sent. m engraving actually worth
that sum, and Gift Ticket, will imnecti ltcy be
forwarded.
Agents:
The committee believing that the SUCCESS Of thi,
Great National Undertaking will b, materially pro-
NOTED by the energy and enterprise Of intelligent
and pcrscycring Agents have resolved to treat with
such on the most liberal terms,
Any person wishing 10 become an Agent, by send
my (po3t paid) 81, will receive by return OF mail
| one Dollar Engraving, GIFT TlrkEr,' a Pros
pectus, a Catalogue and all other necessary infor-
| nation.
| On the final 5u.p,ction OF the sale the Gifts will
be pla .cl i'll the hands Ola Committee Of the purch
ascra to be iisrihutol due notice Of which will be
| given throughout the Cntel States aud the Canaics
LIST or GIFTS.
| 100 Marble busts OF Washington, al 500 $50 ,0C0
| law "A
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- 1865, 5 head good work Horses,
NTST-f i several good drivers among
them; two-year old colt, pal +
snSesaasl.S Of good sized and well broke
Mules; 1yOke Oxen, we'll broke e.,
five years old; head Of mich ~ -2Ssh
Cows, one Of them full bred @az'sA&
Durlam; head yearling calves. s
one Of them full bred Durhan Carriage and
Harness, good farm wagon, l OK cart,
dearborn, grain fan, corn shelter, set of way
on harness, set lead harness, plough gears,
double and single carriage harness, ploughs,
larrows, cutivators, several tons of Clover
Hay, and other articles not mentioned.
TERMS-A credit ofsix months given with
security on all sums over fifteen
dollars; all under that cash will be required.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Jan IL Is CllAS. A. BRYAN.
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ESl'IlAY.

ESTRAY.
CAME to the subscribers premises, near
" Port Deposit, Cecil county, on Or about
the first Of October, q WHITE BULL, about
years old, no perccivablc marks. The owner
of said Bull is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take Kim
away. ROBT. T.. BROCGIlTON.
Near Port Dcposjt. Jan 49, 1865 :,w
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Rev. Geo. HI. Tracy,
AsIIsri.n ny

ASSISTED by
MRS. TRACY Il MISS JULIA FARNHAM.
The former success of these Teachers we
consider sufficient pledge for the faithful
and intelligent discharge of their duties.
Boarding in the family Of the Principal
$50 per term of twelve weeks.
TrlrloS:-Common English $3; advanced
English to So; Languages each 81 extra;
Music SO for thirty lessons; use Of Piano -;
Drawing, Painting, and other ornamental
branches at moderate charges.
Reports Of the pupils conduct and rccita
tionS will be submitted to the patents each
week. From its past success we are prcpar-
ed to Recommend the Schoo! to the public for
Il liberal support.
n. B. Any pupil going through regular
course of study at this institution, VIII receive
i diploma certifying the same.
G. SMITH,
+. REYNoLDs,
L. WILMER,
j. W. ADRAuAMs,
d. WHITE,
j. p. NAyXEMAN,
=. SAurER,
Port Deposit. July 80 TRUSTEES.
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BEAUTIFUL GIFT BuJhS.

ey. DUR town has been much cnl;vened the last
wo weeks with strangers ending Cos ri; they hayo
all returned TO their homes; quite number OF them
delighted with the nee b rga'ns in Cry Goods and
Ready made Clothing bought at L. BROW n 5 Dry
Good store.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ENY virtue ola Decree Of the Hon. Albert
I'D Constable, Judge of the Circuit Court
of Cecil county, in Chancery, the undersign-
ed, as Trustee will offer ut Public Sale at the
house of Mrs. McNcy, Pcrryyillc, Cecil coun-
tv Nil on
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TIRIIC SALE.

TNIIE undersigned will offer at Public Sale,
L at his Farm, situated ON Bohemia Manor,
adjoining the Ferry, on
IUESD. ny, 9Th of FEBRUdRY:
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10y virtue ola Decree of the Circuit Court
y of Cecil county, in Chancery, the under
signed as Trustees will otter at Public Sale at
the Court House door in Elkton, Nd, on
Il 4 IL NJ I WY
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IHml<dGu. the Sh dan of FeLrudru,

cxt. at O'Clock 2. NJ, the farm and tract
Of land whereof Hugh Jackson died seized
and possessed. This farm is situated in Cc
Gil county. two miles from the Phil. vii. <
Bait. Rail Road at Prrryviilc, a,lj"ins tn"
lands Of the Misses Gale, +. NJ. Sccicy, Ed
ward Jackson and others. and c0NtAins
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04

fl. .avec zele ct sans m'epargner, CONNIE
yons l'eussiez fail ma place, Rose ct
meme dams les derniers jours dc lexis
,ence d'ErnesI, je ne quittai guere son
cheyet. II me temoignait une affection
ct une reconnaissance bien touchantes.
Ne connaissant pas ct ne sentant plu, la
gray;te de son nal, II mourut sans sen
apercevoir, ct presque en- parlant, il We.
n4it de me dire que je, l'avais gueri,
lorsque sa respiration s'arreta ct que ga
main sc glaea dams les mienues.
ola douleur d'Henri fut profonde, il
en- tomba malade. ct, 4 son tour, il fall
lot le soigner ct lie WELLER La WE'LL.
proprietaire. madame Jolly, 6fait au
bout de ses forces. Edouard neureuse-
.nieDt etait bien portant, ct je pouyais
partager mes mes soins entire lui ct Hen
ri. lie devoir d'assister ct de consoler
ce pauvre Henri retomba SIR moi seule
ct la fin de l'automne, j'eus la joie dc
l'avoir rendu 4 In vie.
"Vous concevez bien, qu'une amitie
Profonde, inalterable, s'etait eimentec
entre nous deux au milieu de tontes ces
douleurs ct de tous ces dangers. Quand
l'hiyer ct lfnsistancc de mes parents
me forcerent de retourner Paris, nous
nous etions iait une 81 donce habi.
tade de lire, de causer ct do nous pro-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
FELIX MoRNANE.

False. Les enfants de Get homme
avaient recu nne tres>bonne education.
ct la mort d'Ernest Iaissait Henri un
revenu de huit on dix mile francs.
Mais les idees dc lucre, l'indelicatesse.
l'effroyab'e durete ct l'egoIsme profond
de ce pere commercant avaient reyolt6
de bonne heure Tame enthusiastic ct
genereuse d'Henri. Dams rhiver aui
suivit la mort d'Ernest, il Sc hata de cS,
der, presque pour rien, son fonds de-
commerce un homme que Lemor le
pere await ruin6 par les manmuvres les
plus rapaces ct les plus dsloyales dune
impitoyable concurrence. Henri distri-
bua d tous les ouvriers que son pere
await longtemps pressur6s 10 produit de
cette vente, ct, SO derobant, avec une
sorte d'aversion, i lenr reconnaissance
(car il ma dit solvent que ces hommes
malheurenx avaient etc corrompus ct
avilis eux.mames par l'exemple ct les
procedes de leur maitre), il chaneea
de quarter ct Sc nit en- appreotissags
pour devenir ouvrier lui.msme. Lam
nee precsdente, ct avant que In mala-
die de son frere lie forea. d'habiler Ia
il await dtja commence ii
etudier la mecanique.
"J'appris tons ces dstaila par la vieille
femme de Montmosency, ! qai j'allai
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
LIE DIMANCHE a TURIN.

En- ltaie I'observation du dimapche
est en- horaison. Meme dams retat H.
bre ct Constitutional du Piernont, les
dcux grandes viIes, les viIes vraimept
itaienn es Turin ct Genes demeurent
assnltties. On sen dispense voIontiers
dan. les localities frontieres ct demi-
franqaisf, Nice, Cha,nbe'y, etc, II NEST
dong pas de preston ofiicielIe exercee
pour Ia provocation de crt etat de cho-
ses. Sans doutc Ies'evsques vondraient
ben le voir Sc generaliser mais au 10.
tai, .chaque diocese, chaque municipal.
lite font CONNIE lis rentendent ct cost
Attire dc mnurs, a moins ,outelois que
&C ne soft tolerance particuliere pour
dcs pays topjonrs tentes d'etre Gancais
tells quo le ducht de Savoie ct .I'ancien
comte de Nice. C.est un point don't je
mai pas Gu l'occaslon dc m'eclsircir.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, j'ignore qu'ele in.
fuence pcut avoir sur I'Elst de Genes
ct Ie piemont In s!riotc observation du
dimanclle. Ellie ne peut pas eire heu-
reuse mais dc plus grandes resources
moins dc besoins, l'cffct dun meilIeur
-lima'. en- compensent-ils les elfets. Je
ne Ie crois pas cependant mais la
question m'interresse beaucoup moins
ians ce pays que dans Ie mien, je ne Ia
,fends pas de 81 haut, et je ycux seuIe>
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lRRWU DHON.
lie
MEUNIER D'ANGIBAUT.
a XIV.
MARcELLE.

Voyez !! s'scria Rose, il nous disa;t
ic' que c'etai. pour vous quill mangeait
ses revenus ct les vstres /, ou.il yous fall
lait des chevaux, des voi.ures .tnnd;.
que yous alliez peut.stre 4 MED dan.
les bois pour economiser 10 lover dun
ane @ =.
Vous l'avez devine, chere Ro.s
l.orsquc je demandais quelque arveni
mon mari, Il me faisais de ii tongues
eide q etranges histories sur Ii penur;e
de ses fermiers, sur Ia gsI6c de l'hiyer
sur "a grale de l'ete, qui les await ruiz
nes' que, pour ne plus entendre lou.
,s ses details, et, Ia plapart du temps, dupe
.s, - "a gene1euse commiseraiion pour
ss"s' ss', j. tapprousais ct m'abstenais de
I''e1 s.I ~ loaissance de mes revenus.
nron.a - s'ei'le vel. maison que j'habitais etai.
"''s pfesqaee, pauyrc, ct je ny
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04

mener ensemble dams le petit jardin, quo
notre separation fut un veritable deehi.
rement de ceur. Nous n'osames pour<
tant nous .promettre. de nous retrouver
a Montmorency l'annee suivante. Nous
etions encore timides Fun avec l'autre,
ct nous aurions trembls de donner le
nom d'amopf cctte affection.
"Henri n'avait guere songd i 'enqus>
rir de ma condition, nj moi de la eienne.
Nous faiisonsa d peu pres la meme depen-
Sc dams la maison. II m'avait demande
Ia permission de me yoir d Paris mais
qnand je lui donnai mon adresse chez
ma belle-mere, a hotel de Blanche
mont, il parut surpris ct efraye- Quand
je quittai Montmorenry dams le carosse
armorie que mes parents avaient envo-
ye pour me prendre, il cut Pair cons
terne, ct quand il sut que j'etais richie
lie croyais l'etre ct passais pour telIel
il sc reparda CONNIE d janais separe
de moi. L'hiver Sc passa sans que ie
Ie revisse, sans que j'enteudisse parIer
de lui.
Lemon etait pourtant lui-meme re-.
element plus richie que moi cette
epoqne. Son pere, mort une anuee
auparavant, etait IN homme du peupIe,
un ouyrier qn'an petit commerce ct
beaucoup d'habiIete avaient mis- fort
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04

attirais l'attcntion de personnc. Ellie Sc
composait de deux etages. Joccupais
le premier. ,Au rez.de,chaussee habi.
taien: ,deux jeunes gems, don't Fun etait
malade. Un petit Jardin lres>ombrags
ct entoure dc grands murs, Oh Edouard
jouait sous mes yeux ayec. sa bo ne,
lorsqie j'etais assise 4 ma fenatfe,. etait
comthun aux deux locataires, M. Henri
Lemor Ell rhei.
Henri await yingt- -dedx ms. Son frere
men await que quinze. LIE pauyrc en-
fant etait phthisique. ct son afne lie soi-
gnait avec une sollicitnde admirable.
lis e,aient orphelins. Henri etait une
veritable mere pour le pauvre agoni.
SAINT. II ne lie quittait pas d'uue heure,
il lui faisait la lecture, le promenat en-
le soutenant dams ses bras, le couchait
ct le rhabillait CONNIE un enf,nt, ct
CONNIE &c malheureux Ernest ne DOR
matt presqne plus, Henri, pale, cxtenue
creuse par les seilles, semblait presque
aussi malade que ini.
"Une yieille femme exceliente, pro.
DC uotre de notre maison et
occupant une partie du rez-de-chaussee,
montrait beaucoup d'obligeance ct dc
devouement d ces malheureux ieunes
gems; mais ellie ne ponvait sufire i tout,
|e.dus m'empresser de Ia seeonder. Je le
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04

AcenHar. - Nous npprenons que le
Irtasse Jaacs Bcs-om etc tue .llicr, 80
tnas. de ia taanierc saiYante A
Ua csacoal dc cordeile q"'it conduisait,
s6'aat ar,1te presgae vis-a-vis dc rs :
g'ise, il lai doaua an coup de fvuct pour
10 fare avsacer, lie cheeal ne bongeant
pas, lie jeane lionme tai en- porta ua .e.
cond coup, quaad aa meme moment, IA.
nimal rttif lui applique deax conps dc
p'eds do derfisre e" piciae poitrine.
Trois quarts d'heurc aprss, Besson ex.
pirait par suite dc Get accident.