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GUNNER CLOTHING AND GEN
~ TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. -The
subscriber has just received his second supply o
Summer Goods, making his stock now complete, EN-.
bracing all the late styles of Cloths Csssimeres and
vestings. Alss-Black, Blue Brown and Dahlis
Dress and Frock Coats; Black and Fancy Cashmere
Coats, all styles; Silk, Linen, Grass. Alpaca. Shang
hal Gingham. Drap-d'Ete and Lutong Coats Fancy
and Black Cashmere, Linen and Marseilles Pants
Vests Of every style and quality; Shirts; Drawers
Collars; Stocks; Cravats; Ties; Gloves; Suspenders
Hdkfs; &c, to which he would respectfully risk hi
fnends and the public generally to call and nine
e. B. SPENCE,
my2 No. 100. corner Main and 18th SITS.
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YELLOW FEVER.
BATON ROUGE, La, July 29.-There have
been SIS deaths from yellow fever here du.
Eng the last week.
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pICH WHITE EMB ROID Erred
~ MANTLES SELLING AT LESS THAN COST
AT LEWIS, IS Main ct l have few more left OF
those splendid rich White Embroidered Silk Man
ties which will sell off at less than cost to close
GU. for the season. They just the article for
young ladies' ''enterins into the holy bands" Call
and see them before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, Tot of black and colored Nantes which
will be sold off very cheap Persons wanting to pur-
chase handsome and cheap Mantle need but call at
nv store. JACOB A. LEVY
jy 26 IS Main street
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AUCTION SALES.
RuSURE DAYS. So
By GODDIN Z APPERsON.

oI 1OUDiN q AffEhSON. s.g4zE ssses.
I'D ESIRABL TENEMENTS AND
-, - VACANT LOT FOR SALE AT AUCTION :
WI. Do snid, on FRIDAY the Sd day of August
nest commencsne ats O'Clock r. NJ, one tsnsms nt
ana neuse, ana one vacant Lot In the most desirable
location ON Maddox Hin. Also three good smsII
:. on Lownss street. now rentins from ~
% 70 per m.nth. and two good building lots "a
Jo,nIna. and Hontipg on James street. - =
lssMs One third cash; and The balance In three
and six months for negotiable notes, With intere q
added and title retained. or trust deed
" 90 0ODDfN APPERSON, Aucta
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
~ UPPER END OF HENRICO COUNTY
At AUCTiON-By virtue Of decree Of Hsnrico
Goanty IN the mit Of P.drst W Grimm. the under
VIII seu. on MONDAY. the 9Th day Of Aueust ~
HenIico County Cousthouse, (that being court dsyl
tract OF Land In the upper end of Henrico county
adjoining the lsnds Of Andrew 8. Padest and Others
being Fart Of the tract formerly owned by VIM.
Ihorp, decd containing twenty eight sores, be the
TERMS -One-fourth cash; the balance on credit
OF 9x months the purchaser executing bond with
sood security. and the title retained unit the pur
Soase money 10 fully psid and conveysnee directed
W son So9tt' JOHN N. DAVIS
- .o-.1 special Commissioner.
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!ONSFABLE'S SALE.-In pursuance
Of an ordsr Of the Husti1gs Court ftbs city Of
Richmond, entered on the 18th Of July 1855 il the
case Of J. W. McCsudlish seslust George wsltsr,
sometimes called George w Walker. attach pent ia
.hieh Fredersk schefer 10 interpiesder. shall on
the first day OF August 1885, commencing 1t the hour
OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. proceed to sell the property BY
said order directed TO be cold; lot Of Preserves Ap
pie Buttsr, Pickles. &C.; and at the ssme time. under
quoTs &c llf aF4 's9s4s
ALsO-2 Furniture Wagons set Of Harness, ID tEs
ALSO-9 Cart Bodies = = - - z
Also. to satisfy dissrsss warrant In my hands BY
consent OF the parties, shall cell ct the samo time
snd p!ses. An assortment Of Housshold and Kitchen
colistins In part Of the following artlses
20 VII One Mshogspy 6ufesu. Wssdfoha, Wash.
stand, Bsdstead. Asntsl Closk. Chaifs &s Asd
Will thea and there hire out for the balance Of the
year. Negro Woman. named MARTINS, who u aood
cook. washer and homer NJ
Sale 70 take place In front Of the once Of the High
Constable of said city. -fssss@ sElteSzsEss q
TERhs-Cash ON delivery, and the usual bond e.
Ken for the hire Of the woman for the balance
OF the year. aas s1ss4 - Flla. ! y 9a7 gs1a
.jy Sl-dtds JAS P. TYLER. 81. c. c. 4. g
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Nj ATRIMONIAL- CE-
l1 GLE LAFLEUR, late Of Paris and St. Pc.
tersburs Professor of Autography Tor the Translation
of character from hand .writne) and Spiritual Wri
ting Medium, tenders her services to the sentimental
srallv, infallible channel whereby their fate
Ia life may be veraciously exposed. Love affairs
amcabie adjusted, and their own the character OF
their admirers faithfully portrayed. Correct sigma
lures must be invariably sent, and confidence may
be expected. n Fee so cents
Address z" Medemoiselle CECILE LAFLEUR,"
Richmond. Va. jy 30-Stt
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BY TAYLOa 4 WILLIzi1s.r
I DEMONSTRATORS SALE or M

!. A l0MINISTRATORB SALE or NE-
- GROEs-On "WEDNESDAY, lat Ausssk, 81
y 9,slock ~. q the effce Of TAYLoa VILLAS. .
belonging to the estate Of wm. Esana 'ie1d, To
git: Lucy Charity. fstsey AID her ehfld Sussn and
her child, Aaris and her child, Washfneton and
Lacy.
Most Of these negroes are youps, some Of them
are good Cooss and house servants, ana al Of them
are OF good character e'Is 4ss1 -
TERMs-Cash ~W III PEARCE
Aiministrator Of VIM Evans decsd =
TAyIsp T. A s. - -. o.
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&f8t YORK E 3 = o JG aT , FoR NEW
OkT l. N D NEWARK. NEW HAVEN,
CHARLESTON, MOBILE, NEW ORLEANS ST.
LOUIS. GALVESTON. SAN FRANCISCO, &e,
H. PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN. ~ -
TO And TId NEW YORK.
Can be shipped every Monday and Tuesday, by the
U g. Mail Steamahip Jamestown, Capt Parrish.
The Agents at New York, Messrs Ludam & Pleas.
ants will forward goods by this line ell of the
above mentioned places free of comrnission and at
the lowest rates of freight 3 : - 81
Large and commodious sheds have been ere cted
protected from injury de- facement ana every care
and attention is bestowed in forwarding goods for
trans-shpment. 1890. ssa sas-1 q = -
Merchants shipping by this steamship can ALWAYS
calculate within an hour the arrival of their roods
The Janesrown leaves New York every Saturday
afternoon on her return to Richmond =
or For freight apply to i na se,a
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GUNNER CLOTHING-A LITTLE
~ MORE LEFT OF OUR STOCK BROUGHT
OUT THIS SEASON.-We are anxious to make "A
LIST OF July in order to avoid packing away the piles
OF good on h.;a g. a;.nositon must be made
40 Main street. exsmne the stock notice the styles
qualities and prices with the satisfaction of knowing
no better, NO cheaper.
We have just received some few Alpaca Frocks
and Fancy Cashmere Pants, and think we can sup
ply the wants Of those who have been waiting for
such goods.
Come one, come all! Sooner from our counters
would the Goods lesve. than rive customers
away with extravagant prices
GROSHONa TUPMAN
iy2, no Main s,rsst
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EOR SALE.-Virginia Coupon Bonds.
Il Bouthside Railroad-euar nteed-Bopds.
Virsinia Central Railroad BondsL
Virginia and Tennessee Rsilrsad-2d mortgage
Bonds.
City OF Richmond Stock.
jy24 II. II. MAURY CO.
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LITTLE, BROWN g. CO.,
LAW AND FOREIGN BOOKSELLERS.
liz. WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
jy Sl-ifIaw4t .a
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EAMILY FLOUR-We have opened
Il our list for Family Flour to be ground tho last
ten days in August The universal satisfaction which
Flour gave last year, warants ia saying that
the present years grinding will be very superier-
Those no wish to obtain their supply of us are 70.
quested to call and enter their names
jy 27-ts CRENSHAW FISHER
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THE WONDERFUL LADY HAS Ar
Il RIVED The best planet reader in America.
The most difficult questions will be solved by SOL
and calculation fro many years study, (for
short time only.l by MADAME MAILOR, Second
street. the second house. the right hand side between
Mainland franklin street
Cures can be made for BLINDNESS. CANCERS,
CORNs and SORES Of all descriptions. s
is S0-62ut =
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO
JOHN w. DA YVES,

EOR SAl.E-To rem, In in or near this
l. place. a very likely young WOMAN. who 10 a
good chamber and ladS's maid, and first rate wash
or and ironer, also good cook, washer and iron -
Apply at Cary street jail jy Sets
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HESaA PLEASANT RIDE.-H
you want to escape the hest and
dust OF the city. charter one Of WRI0HT8 OMNI.
BUSES. and take ell your family short distance in
the country and spend the day In some shady grove.
Tryt Coaches for charter, with careful drivers at
all times ON reasonable Send Ia your orders,
iy3l-St*
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eux fnrcnt pr&ciplits- il l'ean. A,ant
Get accident. sous %dtaicnl Il picds sauf
ui,e dame ct son clftpt montts sur un
traineau . bras, ear 10 chcmin etait de.
il imprni:cabIc pour les voiturc-. Nio,s
les PROPOSES an transpopt des bagagcs
riN,hsapt d'elfJrIs ct d~i'trdpidite cssa-
y6rcnt@de porter setUtirs AUX infortune.
que I'abime cnlrainait dams .scs profon,
deors. PES cnnot. fnrent dtpechts du
ffagc ot,tna'gre la violence du eourant
ct les dangers sans nomlrc qu'otlraicnt
le'uhcuH 'encombre dc g~Iacons enor
ines aui Sc. lew'aient br"yammen, les
uns, contselles %autrcs, on parvint Il snu,
yer tous1cs 'soyaseurs. hormis un seul.
ancieh 'it'gooiant, nomtne Grorgcs Sam
derson, &c monsieur dtja aga ne sc
noya, point, mais Ia dtbacIe hi causa
one telle. frayeur, quill tornha com.nc.
foudr,,ye sm Ia glace. Son corps fut
transfere Il longneii, OH nonobstant dies
solns empresses, m ne put lie rcndre d
Ia vic. Ii ii etc inhume d Montloa. .
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pas ie malheur de Louis par votrc inn

pas lie ,naitleur de Louis par votre in~
prudence,
&c pauvre Grand. Louis -. Mais
voyons, MADAME, que puis.je done fail
re ! Je SUPPOSE que mon pere, apres
bien des coleres ct des. menaces, con-
sente a me doaner 1 lui; que ma mere,
etfrayee de pexenple de ma snur, aime
%lnienx sacsifer SEES rs~pugpahces que de
me voir tomber matades tout celia nest
guere probable. . Mais enfn, pour en-
~arriycr Ia, yoyez done gse de disputes,
que do scenes, que ~d'embarras
-Vous avez pear, yons n'aiucZ pas,
vous dis>je ; vous pouyes. avoir %raison ,
o'est pourquoi Il faut eloigucr Ie Grand
I Louis, y.e = - ,mt srs
&c %conseil, sur iesuel Marcelle re-
venait toujours, he paraissait nullement
du go6t de Rose. L'amour du meunier
hattait extsement son amour-propre,
%surtout depais que madame. de Blanche
mont favait tant relieve d SEES yeux; Ell
pent-atre anssi. a cause de la rarete du
fat. Les paysans cont peu suseeptibles
de passion, ct dams lie moade bourgeois
on Rose v@ivait, ia passion deyenait de
plus en-. plus, nome ct %inconnue, au mi.
lieu des preoccupatiens dc Iinterel.
Rose await IL ,auelques romans ellie
J etait isre d%inspirer IN amour dispro.
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y \ L'ENCAN.
ETAr De IL LOUISIANA.
paroisse de r. ~ssomp'ion

paroisse de IA 7solnption.
lie Mardi % m,i c%oirant, 1855. il scra
vendu a l~'cnca',, 1cpuls neuf hcnres du matin,
All rpagasiu lie NJ Aesefh EspGnai, au VILLAGE
de NapoleonviIIe, rue de la Levee. par Alfred
T&te, IN des eneanleurs de cette parulsse
I'm grand assortment de marchandises Sc
ches, quincaillerle, groceries, %iaIence, serre-
RE, &c, &c, lie tout divise par lets.
Conditions Toutes so1nmes d" $40 ct All
dcssotis@ payables compliant, ct tb,ttes sotnmes
al, dessus de $40 payablcs a trois mols .au
bureau du Recorder de cette pnroissc, eli bill
lets endosses IA satisfaction, pDrtanr interat d
HUT pour cent aprGs echtance.
Paroisse Assumption, lie 10 mai 1856.
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ANNOUNCES
PUBLIC SALE.

On Saturday 9th dune 1855, al ten o'clock
A. M, will lie offered at public auction, al
the domlcil of Mr. Robert Love. on bayou
fOurs, in 1h's Parisl,, the following described
property, to wit :-,Esfl 81 "
A tact Of land situated in This pnnish, on
Bayou iOara, measnrlhg five ~arpents front by
fourteen arpents in depth, out of which thirty
arpents are in cultivation; together with all
the buildings asd improvements thereon tboun.
ded on one side by lands.of Anguste Landry
fills, on the otlef side BY AdeIard Bourgeois.
Patsey, 80 gears old George. 40 years
one pair mule, one horse, one lot of cattle,
40 heads of hogs, 100 hands poultry. one
horse cart, the farming astensils, household
furniture, &c.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
The lalid and slaves payable as follows.
one third in March 1886, one third in March
1857, and the last third in March 1853. The
Movable property payable tn. March 1856,
purchasers TO furnish their notes by coupons,
with securities to the satisfaction of the ven.
doris, to the order Of MFR Robert Love, bear
mortgage and interest at 8 p. 100 per annum,
rom maturity until paid, the acts of sale be-
fore c. l.. Masor at the expense of the pur-
.cllasers.
Parish cf Assumption, Missy 9th 1865.
%a# s.a A. i. HICKMAN, l
.f las .. Sheriff & Auctioueer.
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porlionnas, impossible, ct don't, IN Jour
ou I~'autse, tout 10 pays %psrlerait pent-
atre avec t%tonnen,ent. Enfin, le Grand.
Louis etait In coquetterie' de tontes les
paysauees, ct itn'y svait pms ASSET DE
distance entire leur.racel ct III bourgeoi-
sic de fafcfc date des Brico'ih,, pour
quill ny eft pas 9uelq,ie eniyrement
d i'emporter sur les plus bellies files
de rendroit. "f5 t@'
Ne croyez pas que, je sois lache,
dit Rose apres IN instant de re1exion.
Je sails fort bien repondre a maman
quand ellie ecu %injustement ce pau
vre garcon, ct 81, tine fis, je metals
mis- en- tetc que,que chose, aide de vols
qai avcz TAM d'esprit, ct que mon pere'
desire taut Sc rendre favorable dams &C
~moment.ci. . je posrrais bien triomphei
de toat. D'abord je vous declare que
lie ne. perdrais pas IN tatc,, cofnme ma
paugrc soenr ! Je spis ubsiinee ct on mia
toujeurs gatse pour ne pas me craiDdre
IN peu. MATS je vais yous dire &c qui
i me tnuttefAitt e HIS a.4E ~ 4.I1LeaH
-Voyoss,s Rose, 'econte. u fta =
Que preservation de moi dams le
pays, si je fai.ais ces esciandres.Ia dams
ma faniille Z Toutes mes amips. i%alouses
.peut. et.e de pamour que jsinspirerais, ct
dd'eiIcs nc tfouveroht jatnais dams ltufs
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an oarde cbntre ldi $500 =

en- garde conlFe ldi - ao.s .,,.
9Mais, cc'est scion !! 81 celia etail
et sri men patIAit ~. MATS u ne ma
iamais dit dh mot qui fat de pure 'afriite.
AEts'i etai. tres.epris de vous sims
iamais oser yous ID dire n sies sat ~
AAlors On serait IL malt dit Rose
avcc unp peu al 'coquetterie. s.a.l1ap !
aavous seriez tres.coopable sd'entre-
tehif IA pAs.iDt sans yeuloir rehcoura
ger serieusenent, repondit Mafcelle
dun ton ASSET severe. &c seraif vods
faife ON leu dc In souffrahce dun ami,
ct CO Il ,est 'pas dams votre famiile, Rose /,
ou'on doit .raiter Ieserement les amoofs
rnntrari9ee a III .fts'i pt a1ta dr.
4<Ohladit Rose dun air maiin, les
hcmmes ne d~eyiennent pas foas : pour
ces choses~la | Dependant, ~ajoutast-eIIe
naiyement ct en- penchant la tste, u
faut ayoaer quill est quelquefois bien
triste, CO pauvre Louis, ct gull pnsle
oon.tfse un shornme qui est au d~esespoir...
sans queI e. puissa deyiner pourquot |!
Celia me fait de la peiud. st'asi''a "a
Pas assez, pour,ant pour que vous
dlgniez Ia compTendre T. i. st4. 81.
MUS quand il ~m'aimerait, que
rourrais-ie faire pour le cohsoler
Sans doute. II faut Palmer on
resi,et.. r. =. e' '' as's'
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NENTE PUBLIQUE.

LIE SAMED1 8 JUN 1885, j. dix heures
du matin, J~'otlrirai Ell vente publlque, an do
nicile de nj. Robert Love, All bayou l'Ours,
en- cette paroisse, les prophecies ci-aprGs de-
critics, SAVIOR
Un morceau de terre, sit1ee en- cette ~paroisse,
au bayou l'Onrs, mesurant cilsq arpents de
face sur qnartorze a~rpents de prefondeur,
ttente uspents de ladite terre Sd trbnvent en-
oultipatios, bornee dun cote pas les torres de
oAuguste Landry fills, ct de lautrc cote par
aelIe de Ahelard Bourgeois, ensemble atec
Hes .batisses ct authorizations oui sly lrouyent. j.
Patsey, Agee de so ans George, aye de 40
ans une paire de mules, uh cheval, an lot
danimau&, qnarante 1~cocbons, cent cInauante
volailles, une charrette d chesal, les ouiils
aratuires ct les ineubIes dc mena 81. 7"5
...t,3 TE,RMES EFT CONDITIONS.
La terre ct les ~esclayes payable CONNIE
suit. SAVIOR. Tn tiers Ell mars 1856, un tiers
en- mars 1856, ct lie dernier tiers ell mars 1868.
tie mobiller payable en- mars 1856 les acque-
reurs devront fournir des billets par coupons,
cautionnes d I'll Satisfaction des vendeurs,
dayable d Pordre lie NJ. Robert love, porrant
fly putlequesset infect a raison de hut pour
cent lama partir DIES echeances jusqia'aa par
fat Placement. Les tactes de vente pardepant
c. /. Mavor, aux frais des acquereurs.,
Paroisse Assumption, lie 9 mai 1856,
e@aa# ztz tai A. F. HICKMAN. i
d a"fF#f$s#4 EIEE8Et=s ShsrIf Of iEnca uter,e q
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Nous apprcDons que !c nombre lies
colons du Icrritoire dn kensas, peu sa>
tisfaits du go,werpeur Reeder, nomme
par lie general Pierce, siennent dc Ian.
Ger 10 . Ayfil, un appel a leurs conci'o-
yens, sous Iormc de Proclamation All
Penple. ct don't VOLTA le passage princi-
p+I Attendu que lie goWernenr Rec
der s'est montre. incapable ct au~dessous
de scs douctions, ct que IN nomination
dun homlncd Ia place de %gouyerneur
sans consulser d'abord lie .choix de ceux
quill dcit ,gouyerner,, est uh acte ,arbi-
traire dc douyoir, les c~itoycns 'du Kan,
sas ont resolu d'ewoyer des delegues q
leayeuworth, le % courant, pour y
proceder panla yoix detection au rem
placement du gouverneur Reeder don't.
la dcstitution sera, %dcmandee. /" @la;
les deIeguets de chaqne distinct sontI
colnvgoqtul6s d SHeanpah, lie 90 pour s,en-,
teudre sur lc choix dun homn,e capa-
bic de remplir les fonctions executives,
.t don't lie nom puisse ,stre. designe i ia,
nomination du President, !. a, tts.,st !,
LIE go%uyerneur Reeder est on route
pour Washington, oil il va s'enauerir 81
lie gonvoulement ,fsdetai peut elYeut le
soutenn .d:sns .la lutte ol.les moyens en-
tremes sont on le wit employees contre
iui. III mons -scmble impossible que Tad
ministtation shesite IN seul moment /,
cal. la demarcne nouve 'le du Kansas
me tend . 'lien .molns gu'au renyerse-
meBt des lois .organiqnes du rnys. Les
Mormons de ,lUtah cssaient dija de res
sister main ,armae 4 l~sautorite fedora
lie 8, II rebellion du4 Kansas rn'etait
pas sreprimee, Oh s'arreteraitrlat conla-,
.gioa ,~encoaregec par ~lirnpunite ct plus
encore, par lei suEces. r3alf II EN- 'aHs
EUaion, de Washing on daigne en-,
lin editier lie public sur lar mission don't
lie commodore Nc Cauley a ete charge
par le President, en-, partant par Ia la.
vadn,e ayec u yapeur - Sab Jacinto.
Dfapfass les applications. d'aillcurs me-
diocfemuent lucides du journal semi off.
ciel, cettc mission VA aucun ~caractere
d'hosuIite., Ellie ietoonsisle supplement 4
preyenirl IL. caspE,ilaaine general de Cuba,
que ie iggonaeefnement des Etats- Unis ne
s%aufait, addmeltre Ie dtoit Que ,sse' sont
arrog6e les croiseurs espagnols d'arreter.
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LIE DOCTEUR FELIX FARAUT,

Ex-Interne des lsopitaux de Paris; s'est re-
comment etabli dams cette paroisse, dams une
des maisons lie M. Ferdinand Platten entteFe-
glise ct lie seminairc. y=a a1a4st'73 ssh Htfgt
I LIE Doctenr Faraut pffre SEES services aux
habitants. Si de ~pfofondes ethdes ct innne Ion
que p~ratiqne sont des titte i aie belle Glen
tele, lie docteur Faraut en- comptera bient5t
une. tH N4t &E @'"trt
II oTre aux habItants de prepdre des alesa-
nemeents d ltannte ct il espere par sa pore
tualite ct les soins quill donlera u X ptefniers
malades qui lui seront conies, sassiter bientSt
ga part du patronage lubltc ~
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ApOC.f1, Il .N.iPOLEO.N1ILLE.
Esercc 81 profession dams lie ,5emc
District J"lIrinirc, romposoNc> pnrols<cs
Assumption, Ia4ourthe ]Intornc ct Ter
rebonnC. u donncrn te,Es - stiu4 ouv
aff'Ires qn'on vopdra hi9n .Iui corticr
dams &C district 1T les u~yoj4suouis. :
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-13
EDMOND MAuRIN,
a1TORNEY ar LIW

F'rlctlcc>m the Fifth Judicial D;s,,i,,
IN 'hhc parishes Of Assumption, t,.
''1Fca1c anterior and Tesrobonno, anil
VIII give pa'tlcnIar attention to law suits
that my be entrtstodtoIhim. :
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-13

IoMblS Ell MONUMENTS FtINrpp,r
IT. slEUR Is. F.PLTTEN, comm -
sa=a p%lisieurs annees par les uonbrsu uepoS
ges, qn'll a faits dams ID cimetiaro do eou 'dsia-
Sc, ct ce.x dos paroisses avois manic IIfos
neur dc ~prcycnir scs amis ct Ie prhI;, "'f'a"h
al, qu'il Went de r~cecvoir tu Nnrd 4, ~ = gore
rue, ct de lltaIf des'ms.ircs do lima ,.sne''
et a, il est prat'a c&arunrtoute r,,n ~ !. ,Ie'fs
tomhcs, car"prX de Iamille on m,numnn,1 I'd
5eernant sa rartie. ''"'
II empI"Ie a1 choix dcs families. 10 m, r1r.
pierre, on ]" "oN, ldt sc charge traIenon, da "a
griiIos on r~ntouragcslr tornbcs. soft o, bn;, "S
en- fer. Pour plus amples renseignemenls, s,ad,o,
ser chez lui a PlattenvilleA cote de rEyliso nS
%roissiale de PAssorhption. s;es pri. sont dos n H."
moIrrrs. pug
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-13

nous ailons voir %snspcndus IA Petal dcs
bouchers dcs cadavres &c cheya,ix le
~cllesal fera Irs daliccs do nos tables cons
me il Ies Halt nfainterpsnt dc Il[ippodro-
&c ~ nob4e ~cohrpagror~ DIR gaerrier
heyiendra la nonrrilurc DIES bourgeois.
Test an prdg'ts qni mons fat rfec"Ier
au tatt aesA Sehndinaves Ut dcs Ger
mains, C: fraterniser avec les peoples
nornndes de PASTE scptentrioft,1r k'
science nonsaramene "a Ia barbarie, ct
VOLTA ~l'Ilippcphagie rcmise Ell honnenr'
Nous re dontons.pas que lie Steele map.
plahdisse ayec enthousiasme, Gar un pa
pc Gfegoire TT, II traits ,a'extcrabIe
faction dc &c %llourrir de IN yiaade dc
'cifevai !; il est vrai que fhppoPhagie
est 3ahtipiatiqpe' atix habisudes de tous
les peoples ciyilises II est vrai que, lie
cheral etait nutrtfois immole dc pref6-
renee AUX dieux par les peup'es barba-
,rs,qui mangeaitnt aussi Ia chair de
Ia yictine, ct que le pape Grtgoire III
CT, 'prosciivaht Pusage do cette chair
await pour but de prroscrire une pratique
'fuoiatIlHuc thhls ie ptclte ue VITA pas
celia ct Ell haine des r'apes, scs NAL
heureox l%etteurs won't etre reduits d ia
siande de chcval ; je les plains. Poor
NJ. Isidorc Gcof1roy Saint IIilaire, il
"a remarqne que lie cheval est herbi.
wore, que ga chair est richcment azo-
tee ii a songt pcut-etrc que la via dc
de- bGnf est bicn chere, etil ma pas cru
que deux leeons fussent de trqp pour
'rendre III service signale "a Falimenta-
lion populaire. Franchement nous ais
mons mienx lie beuf (: tout en- admi-
rant l'id6e du savant ,professour, nous.
pstferons voir pousser a l'eleve du be-
tail plut6t, qua l'assassinat des,chevaux,
ct nous nous rangcons "a fayis dc Gree
gore III. a &t~s. .raaa r. -F. "E