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~ "PPoi''hity l1r me II WON DI
difficult to make an enemy of this youn2
fellow. Really said he, aloud, Il don
know but your captain is in the right
Every citizen should do his duty
Certainly but there are other duties
as important as those of citizen. My
grandmother has only me the state has
many children.
II every one said that, but few would
take arms remarked Bonnoau. drylv.
Every one has not so good a reason as
| have
Bat no one should act so as to incul
suspicion
Victor handsome face flashed high.
What am to understand by that
Monsieur Bonneau :
Whatever you choose
You arc impe"tincnt, said the painter.
and must give me satisfaction. As
don twant my poor grandmother to be
disturbed, the sooner we fight the better
SO will just engage second, and wait
for you in the Bois dc Boulognc.'
hy-why said Bonneau. who did
not quite relish such sharp practice =
: Monsieur Victor Monsieur Victor :
But the painter was already gone
'Well, thought Bonncaa. L won
hurt him much. FL just give him a
hesh-wound which will excite his ran.
cor against nc. Billiard will be satisfied.
when | have a young man Of talent for
an enemy Feelings a very natural reluc-
tanee to explain the cause Of the duel to
any reasonable friend, Bonncaa conton;c5
hi.aselt wiki engaging Francois as a sec
onl, dz.ring him II foil5w him to the
appointed place. The valet Thought his
master had taken leave of his senses
and before going out, ran to tell the sto-
" 10 the family OF u. Du5rinct.
When the elell, and his second arrived
on the field. taey found Victor and ms
family ihor. already. Th2y had brou lit
sworls, and iam lately bes#n to A-;lt.
Boaneaa was by far the best sworIsmaa.
but, ins.cal Of takin. advantage Of his
sap riority, he sought to disarIn his an.
ta57nist without hurting him. Ia doing
So, however. he inflicted wound on the
Young mans hand, ana the blood flowed
freely
What shall | do: You are wound
ed cried the conqueror, more pale than
the conquered.
It's nothing replied Victor; let us
go on But at that moment Monsieur
and Madame Dugrinet, with their daugh-
ter Agnes, appeared on the field; and
the ladies' like two sabines, rushed be.
tween the combatasts.
stop shouted NJ. Dusrine' 'shcathc
your swords. my friends Then turpino
to Victor. he said Il have done Won in.
iustica. Monsieur Victor Won are = brave
fellow. and TO mako Won amends 7 Give
Won full permission to win nv dauphtcr'
heart il. indeed he added smiGor won
have not done 50 rlr.ady'
All, monsieur said Victor this i.
the manifest moment Of nv Efa Ane
Won Monsieur bo add,d tnrn;ne, +,
Bonneau .mpst narm;t mr. to reckon vo,
amono nv host friends It i r. Won
owe nv felicity,
.Tbcre's more of il, mntt,rod tbc
clerk to himself Il turo off = f,;tbfn
servant and he's del;ohtcd wound
worthy young man with my sword an,
he's enchanted bcvood measure Wbo
the deuce shall Idoq Billiard OUGHT +,
have given me- > reeine for maxim, enc.
mics
Meantime tho sl;gb, wound on Vic
Z
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jCoplcu is monsieur about to become
an author? In that case, would much
prefer remaining
No comments; call the writer.
Monsieur Julien said Bonneau when
he entered, you re acquainted with many
dramatic writer's, and people who like to
see the play grat;ss'
Yes. monsieur
We'll. here are a hundred free tickets
for tonight, which you arc TO distribute.
on condition that the persons taking
them must find the comedy dctestable,
ond unite to hiss it down. | shall give
You fifty francs for your trouble
Many thanks, Monsieur. | shall ex-
ecnto your commission to the very best
of my ability
Denneau sat down to dinner. but his
kind heart was i'll at case. Flc lad a
real affection for his carly friend, Billiard
and he could not bar to think of his dis.
a,nointmo,+ Aaoraa,ls h. 40.
book b,t found i ;,,.,as.:l.,, 49,,
grave doubts as to the rectitudc Of his
actions troubled his conscience. He
wished and yet dreaded to hear the step
OF Billiard, Who seldom failcd to pay him
q visit after the play.
ah,r+ m;,I,;.,b. .,o H.. ,,.,
dorlr ,,d p;i;5,, .,,.}.. - z,'
self into ii. .r,,s - ' -
T .yictorv io, y ho.to, .
asd .r;,,n,,,g t,.... -, ..:Y.s,, -,
go, o,,.. :. III 49, y "
friend ;s ,v.o;o,,, .,.a.
.Vb,+.s al tI,;,. ,,,,...,,,.a, i,
;shod o,o,,. .11o,....-..
cess u me-
Through your in;mitablc s,nacit,. in
distributing tho free ticket WIZ, tho
public perceived that all tbs nr5ro;ne.t
places were occnnicd h.. NV dol rod =.
walls. cnvious pIaye,s and ;ealous ant I3,rs
it was Immediately rumore / that a lcao5o
had bscn male against me aad the same
honest pabl;c became onx;o,s ~ lor,a+
it. When til curtain rose our f,sc.tret
ct gentry tried to hiss: bpt thov vera
completely borne down by tbrnaers ~
applause from gallery. pit. and boxc,
and in the end were foreel to rye j., =
Before the filth act. they actually to =
man Joined in the annlans, WHIT =
capital hit it was 10 send them tbore
1t wasnot who did it said B,n,oou
faintlv. i was husv. o,ye ,ba tiete.s
to ,nlico tbe wyitor vbo oocr,,;as t5c
attic,
.,1 a. .,.,, c.,, ,7,5.
-, ;,
w.. a. :, 49,, 80
-. ~ ~
nv. :, '''''7 w 49,
:, ''.'''''' ''''''
~. -.
- N' '''a : = ,''N '''''.' ''''
~, ~ ''.0,''''s -
' 49,, NV ~ '>''s ~
''' ,,'''' " ''"''' "' Il 'iio' o''i''
''''' ',''"'r'' ''''' '-iA, '' ~ nav ar
~ "e''>' i'"' '''0 P"oiie.." .a' eau one
W @s'l'-s' p.i|''0o '"0tlo
- - '''i saw
fNo, ~, .eN' .'''i's o'''o"'i ''sSo''
'0' ~, ~-'''-e '''"o ~ al
~ ''''' - 0-'~
Billiard. after again warmly thanking
his friend, retired to his own apartment
leaving Bomeau to his reflections,
There 5 no use in trying, he thought
peaceful, inoiiensive fellow | have beer
all my life, and a peaceful, inotensiv'
fellow am doomed to continue. And
after all, Is 1t not better SO; Though
= ~ lI H.
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HOW OVERCOME EVIL.

! Johnny Wilson sat on the stairway cry
ing as though his young heart would break
took him on my lap, and told h:m to tell
me why he was crying.
Billy johnson was jus, above me IN
the spelling class, ard because | turned
hIm down, he got angry. AT noon was
flying my kite on the plain, he came up,
asking me to let him fly it. Thinking il
would make US coed friends, let him,
bat on purpose he let it go iu,o a tree
and tore it. I'll be revenged. yes I'll be
revenred.
"Do good for evil, said l.
81 will try,' came sweetly from john
NJ lips.
Tha! evening, as Johnny WIS engaged
in ''lanons' game Of ball, Billy came
up and wished to play, but could not as
he was odd,
Here, Billy, you eau nave INV place, :
said johnny.
Billy looked at Johnny moment IN 81
Ience, and then said Johnny, tore yonr
hte aud am sorry mine Is behind that
tree, il is yours and after this we shall
be good friends"
That night, as Joanny kneit and sad
Forgive Us our ,tespasses as we forgive
them that lrespass against us, lie elt hs
had forgiven one who had tfespassed 4,
gaEst hiin.
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~ :,
,,,, .h. /, ,.n.o,,,o -. ~. al;., w.
s;on. po7nlo,,,
/ r..
.c1..s.-...'.' ~ -,
w w., I
,rbo d~a,o..,a a,,, rsa, lie a,aalo.o,
VA h, eon .a..a, 80. aho,,,
,ho o,,,.a - ~ 49, tisf,otion nlon n
pa,;arl o,,a u ,n1 rronco;s d;scroetlv
re+;r,1 co,,a;n th., sooner or late, hi,
c,riosi,v would he satisfied
.Ab +. cried VI Boaneau addressing
II. o11 oo,,oa, ohrr, n R;,;,rd 4 am
.l.o ,,os, ,,,,nclv doo in the whole
,,.,,,1r
.v.h,..s ~, r,,.,or.'
~, -, ae ho,a.c,crl :, The of;co
a.; ;, yea. .;.s,r,. dino 70 INV lo,, services
T. 10. it'd of h, favor ,,d m
,r;.-,,.
No orc,t ,,,,rvel in that replied Bill
w s''"' ','''' ''' ~ '''"'' .'p',S'' ~
a.n..,
.Tba. w,nlI be neither honorable or
"'. "'"'' " n''''''' "''''''''is u
d,ao,t s,v il would rctorted his
,.:,r.l ,,o,nt n say Il would sue
-''..'''' es,..s.S
sss'' ~ ~, - - ''-'''' - -
'- - '''i ~ ~ wa i'''''
nat ioa4 80 Tor YOU S''" ''o'i'i- -''
VINO 0oh car nov many ''''''''zs o'
make
''', , P'ss.@ .'.' -.
.ar0' a man j. nothing N''''o"' e''''''''''
- Sanaeri.2a' I'M 'hes HI 'N' MS i'''''1
2h'"', - i''''N mus A'''e 22'"'
'A'nS IN MN "a! 'Ae "of'"' 0f 81 '.'"'''
would not la' II "o''a " ''''' " : o''S'
,.[,-,. ....., ,,,no.ioo,, ,,,oo,,
.,....,..L=.,,
.1,s. l;i.o,.. .;.,5ed B,nneap
w l.,,o.,. ! b,vo ro,rovad vou thou-
..,d t;,pos for YOUR excessive kindheart-
aloc.s, said E;s friend but lust now |
Nv, .7gatbia, else to think of This
oyo,i,a naw comedy Of mine is to be
acted at the Theater- Francois; and have
57lv INST received my authors fre tick
e.s. | hav, no time to distribute them,
,,, mrs, ,rn.t to YOU 10 do so iudicious-
,,-,f;,a that Won send me an efficient
sc+ of ,nnlandcrs'
Very we'll replied Bonneau. taking
TIE ticket, and placing ITEM on his desk.
After all musel our hero when he
was left alone, why shouldn't have enc
mics as we'll as other people They
IN, .,ht do M more good than my friends;
at all cyeats, FL try to mako some, by
way Of experiment H just begin with
the first person meet. Francois
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= = SN"T WORRY "

Inis IS :ha first thing an editor should
ct by hsat,. VI. Sloeam thraatcas
70 withdraw hi, patronage breaase You
criticised !Ta.. 1ra@l lecture on tie
onion 54s,;ion. don't W nry-6ut tell
hin. to = ab,sl ana do it
If Mr.. "aiI;oa v:;tss you an insniti,y
io:tcr saving that if yea don't sfop VII
tn aboat tap Diddle'on Railroad, L.
,,ii! ruia xae vt.h q laasuit--l3 mt H4r-
ry,. M; 3a5a him TO :=y 81.
/ Mr.. Smith t1tea.e7.s - "eave vo1r
head IN. cause yaa p1on|.oaad ;lat l..s
san Bob. va sent to tie lorc!s for pcl'-
ng a stv5at lamp V .h brickbats-elon
Worry. INT I'll mia taaa you SO love the
law. Yea diHa on i salad mad 0: red tap.
and saalins-Nax
Asajn wo say never wo9ry. # you do,
you art 10 1a9ru calculated for an ed tor
than q Quaker is for marine hornpipc,
Nj. Seward made TIE closing speech
and like Nj. Campbell Of Ohio, was ire
queniIy afpiauded. He urged action,
saying '3.e grea; practical question vas ,n
rescue Kansas from tie tyranl's grasp by
her admission as Statc He hoped tie
House ..oaid push the bill for rIs; put-
pose Ia passage, and send i, 10 the Sen
ate. Ii The "-en, oi is future in that be-.
dY. the President might find difficulty 10
obtaining money from Congress TO crush
ou, the settlers Of Kansas. The issue
having been made here the people viii
~ee tothe vindica''oa lprincip!es in the
election Of President
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u If this world Is a free show, whsl'>
the price OF adm,iance Sin, sorrow. a
small ,riling of sunshine, and good deal
Of shadow
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To Tell THE NuMBER OF DAYS ~ THE

To TELL THE NUMBER OF DAYS IN THE
MONTH By CoUNTI;G THE KNUcxIEs.-
By counting the lmuckles on the hand,
with the spaces between them, MI the
months with 'fjrty.oae day. viii fall On
the knuckIes ; and those with thirty days.
or less, will come ON the ,p,ces. Jann-
ary, first knucale February, frs, space
March, second knuekle April second
space May. third knuckle; June, lh,rd
space July. fourth kunctde; August
first knuckle; September, first space
October, second knuckle; November
second space December, third knucke
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Lewiston has again been devaSted hy
fire. On Wednesday night OF last week,
a fire broke out in SyIvanus Wright's STA
ole, and spreading thence destroyed a two
story dwelling house, and the large car.
riage manufactory Of Mr, o. S. Catvill
whose loss ia abou, $4,000 uninsured,
Mr.. Wrigh,'s loss is Sc, 600 insured fol
$4,000.
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tENo8scor. March 10Th, 1856.

Number Of saow storms and e
depth Of SNOW, ana the days of the
month aa which the7 happend and also
the dcpth Of snow to each storm and the
numbers Of days when The Thermometer
was below zero bcsiningin Dec, l4th.
1850 and ending March 10th. 1856.
SNOW STORMS. 1850.
Dec. l4th, 2 inches Of snow, 18th j
inches, Esd, II inches, 2jth, at night
inches, 2oth. II inches.
ISL.
Jan. Sd, al night 2 inches, ,i,h, inch
18th, inch, 20th, . inches, o2d.
inches, ,2sth, 3 inches. Feb 9Th, inches.
Dist, : inches, 9th, T. inches, March
Sth . inches, 18th, , inches, 18th, :
inches, 2lth, > inches, April 18th, |
inch, eth, ] inch 2ls., / inch.
Depth of snow tie winter past : fee,
9 inches.
Oct, 27th, inch, Nov. 10Th, 8 inches.
18th, . inches, 2lst, 2 inches, 2oth, 4
inches, 2Sth. 3 inches. Dec. l2th. |
inch, 18th, : inches, 23d, inch, 2Sth, t
inch.
16o2
Jan. LIST, J inch Eth, inches. 10th.
2 inches, lith, $ inches, 18th 3 inches,
18th at might . inches, 18th, 6 inches.
2lst, inch, 2Sth a, night 5 inci.c4.
Feb. Isl, ~ inches, 18th, Ginchcs. I'D
| inch, 2sth. 6 inches, March 2d,3 inches.
5th, 2 inches, 9th, inch, 18th, inch,
22d s inches, 23d, 1 inches, April lot.
8 inches, 10th inches.
Depth Of snow the water past 7 f {,
0 inches
Oct. 18th, inch, Nov. 18th, inch,
: l7th, 9 inches, 29th, inch, Dee. lltl.
2 inches, 18th, inches, l7th, inches,
23d, 5 inches, 26th, 5 inches. astl, ?
3lst, 8 inches
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p \ lady made a compialn; 10 Frcst-
erck the Great, king OF PRUSSIA. Your
majesty sad she my husband treats
me h2d'y, That IS none OF my buN-
at~s, replied he Ap- But he speaks
III OF You" said the lady chat he re-
p,e,i rs none OF your business"
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HoMEly BUT ART ILLUSTRATION. "A
country girl, several of whose sisters had
married badly, was herself about to take
the moose.
How dare you get married. asked a
cousin Of her, latter having before yon the
unfortunate example OF your sisters1'
"a fudge for the example Of my Sis
ters," exclaimed the girl with spirit, 81
choose to make 4 trial myself. Did you
ever see a parcel Of pigs running to a
trough of hot swill! The first one stuck 5
in his nose, gets i, scaiaed, and then draws
back and squeals. The second burns hls
nose, and stands squealing in the same
manner. The third follows, and he
-queals, too. But still it makes no diff
erence with those behind but al, in turn
thrust in their noses just as If the first
hadn't got burnt or squealed at all, So i,
is with girls in regardto matrimony- and
now with this hope you ale satisfied,
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WELL TuRNED-A clergyman in War
wick,R. l., made happy turn last Sun
day, when he said "my brethren, wish
you to vote just as you pray. ltyou pray
for slavery and intempernace, vote for
them ii you pray for freedom and tenn
perancc vote for them
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NJ .fa eyes al classy an a#5t'
~ htF s'ds 7fey-oraIa 3.1'
-. i }4le' A!a u a. ne !! s'-'5'.' t-',.'
- II arr a nm , o!9 IT,
oa. NM VIA 5tS'ar dear;
-. M1n' VIA 'n3'l' T anu WI
= not 4 ofa = .''ii '3tft - d.
Ba,-tAs Z Al Of i4r youn5 Hte'
II, who had Won her heart,
In happy DAYS gon by,
Now s'andeth IN gloom apart
Al sal al mourniuI.y.
Cta he'd ! Crushed crashed
n l.'tla saiten dust.
Ills Joys all tel.
lis hop,s all de a.
a aoDIe spirit lost.
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POETRY.
THE SONG OF THE BELL.

By J. HOWARD wAINwRIGHT.
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ITSena,oT Upham ,tillks, lhe is
Way 20 cure u nan Of Consumption is Il
send ajs physicians 10 the Legislature
Net bad hll. !na,.
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ELLSWORTH HANCOCK COUNTY, MAINE

GEMS OF THouGHr. There is nothing
! on earth 50 beautiful as the household on
which Christian love forever smiles aad
where religion walks, counsellor and il
friend. No clouds can darken it, for It's
twin stars are centred in the soul. No
storms can make it treinbe. for il has a
heavenly anchor The home circle sur
rounded by such intluc es, ha. an ante
past OF the Joys Of a heavenly home.
He Is but half prepared ftr the Journey
oi HE who takes no, wi;a him that friend
who will forske him in 10 emergency.
who will divide his sorrows, Increase his
Joys, Iiit the veil from his heart, and throw
sunshine arouxb the darkest scenes.
II You love others, they viii love. Won
il you speak kindly to them, they viii
speak lisndiy. Love is repaid with love.
and hatred with hatred. Would you
hear sweet and pleasant echo, speak
s~eetIy and pleasantly yourself.
u There is one advantage in marry.
in. homaiy woman, and tha, iS, Won caa
start for California without fear Of hayino
uteai'e that don't look like Yourself
troting round the house IN three Years af-
ter yon ieave home. Handsome WON
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SNOW STORMS S. is.

Dec. l4th, inches Of snow, 18th
inches, esd, II inches, 25th, at night
inches. 2oth. II inches.
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~ y rather creduious individual, on
he3n4 ;ol that he shonjd not believe more
than naIl he heard, asked, "W nich han
.hail creiii,t,
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SPoNGING THE PgiNrERs.- Here is a
little article we think something of franz
ing. to hang conspcuously over the edl-
tors table,
The public have funny notion about
orin,ers. They think i: costs nothing to
puff, advertise, &c. And thus one and
another will sponge an extra paper, apuf,
or some benevolent advertisement. They
forget ,ha, il IS The printers ink ,ha,
makes nine -tenths Of their immense for
tunes.-They forget that it takes money
to pay compassionate bug ink, type, and
paper-and lastly, they forge, to even
thank you for working for nothing, by
'atuit ously putting their business. 50
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ORIGlNE DU CANARp.-Le secrstaira ner.
petnel de Tacademie DIES sciences dc Bruye'les.
NJ. Qnetelet, raconle ainsi une auecdote do IN
vie de Cornelissen.
On dolt a notre %conirere, di,-il. une inycn.
ton don't il ne trait point de vanite il en- ron.
glssalt au contraire, IA cause DIES abus ouil en-
yoyalt taire: je veux parler de ce On ON EST
convent d'appeIer un canaYd. mot nouyeau
don't lie diclionnaire de | Academie MA mas en-.
re consacre l'nsage. mails qni s'applique. com.
me on salt, a une %nouveile plus on m,ins nh
surde, a laquelle on dome cours en- hui pretant
une forme vraisemblable. yoiei. au res,e. Te.
tymologie dn mot. Pour rench erir snr les
nouve'les ridicnles que les i~onrnaux hi amor
talent tons les mathis. Cornelis>en avail, tG,i,
announcer dams les COLONIES d lime de srs fe,illes
qu'on venait de taire une experience intsres-
sante, blen propre IA constater re,onuan,e vo.
racite du canard.
On avai, reuni vingt de ces vo,ati|es. Inn
deax await etc hache menu ;vec ses plnmrs q,
servi aux diS-renf autres. qni en- avaient avals
g'outonnemen' les d bris. L'un de ces derniers
a son tour, await servi de rature aux dy.huit
survivans, Ell ainsi de suite jusqu'a an dernier, ,ui
Sc trouvait ayoir devore scS dix ucaf coutrerrs
dams un temps determine e, tres court. Tnnt
seia, spirituellement r%aconte. obtint I'm success
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IA pLATEFoRMB RATIONALE AuERIcAlsE

Vn 10 longueur du programme National
American ct notre manque d'espace, nous he
donnerons dorenayant que le resume suivant
DIES principles qui y sont enonces.
/. Perpetuite de rUnion.
II. Commencement de l'Amerique par les
Americans, c'est-a-dire preference DIES c~itoyens
mes aux Etats-Unis sur ceux mes hors de l'U-
Mon pour IeSercice DIES charges publiques.
III. 1ncapacite p~olitique dies ~citoyens, mes
aux Etats-unis on hors de l'Union. qui Sc SOU
mettent d l'antorite dun potential stranger,
quel qnil SOFT, on qui ~relusent de reconnaltre
Ia constitution federale ct celles DIES divers
Etats CONNIE superieures a toute autre loi.
Nv. Admission pleine ct entiere ct main
tien DIES droits reserves aux divers Eiats; har-
monte permanente entire les citoyens DIES diife-
rentes parties de IUnion, ct pour celia, non
intervention du Congress dams les questions qui
ne concernent que les Etats, non-intervention
generalement dies Etats dams les a~ffaires inte-
rieures de Fun d'eux.
V. Reconnaissance dn droit DIES c%itoyens,
mes aux Etats- Unis GU hors dies Etats- Unis, ct
dams I'm t%erritoire quclconqne de lUnion, a
taire leur constitution ct leurs lois, ct a regler
d leur guise leurs %atfaires.
VI. Mise en- vigneur du principe qu'un Fiat
on un t~erritoire ne dot reconnaitre qu'aux CT
toyens lie droit dn suffrage on celui d'occuper
ure charge pnblique.
VII. Revision dies lois de naturalization.
VIII. Opposition IA fUuion de l'Eglise ct
de TEtat non-intervention dams les m~atieres
qui sont puremcnt du domaine de la conscience
on de la fol religiense.
TX. Recherche ct extirpation DIES abus
economic dams les depenscs.
X. Execution rigoureuse de tcutes les lois
pnnstit utinnpallo.
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w JQUTEisIE. Il TEnccisnure des rues du Maine

ct Landry, 0peiousas. lie.
Z. ii. .iAI.ER. iniprme respectleusement ss Pra-
tiques ct lie Public en- general quill q reinforcement
falt DIES arrangements pour obtenir des AIOntrus ct de
Ia Biioutelie a New York. ct qu'il a recu depuis ana
semaine directement de Get endroit le premier star-
moiement, CONSTANT darticles les plus bellies 1T de-
sirables qui aicnt iamais dtG reeu dams notre Vile.
III Went Ionvgil, ct ottre il yendre i meilletlr mar
che qu'h jamais dte otfert, des
MONTRGS EN- OR Ell EN- ARGENT, FINES,
Anglaises ct FRANCHISES, Patent Liver ct Ltpine, de
qualitG supGrieure.
CHAINEs ET GOLFERS.
Chalnes pour vests, pour gOusset, ct de slrete ct DIES
Golfers dun iini exquis.
DIES DOR EFT DtAHGENT.
I'm assortment MAGNITUDE de Bottoms dor COM
prenant des Montures de pierre dor. Cameo. Jais
Mosalque, Pierre de sang, Cornaline, Pate ~Francaise
blanche ct Ell couleur, dor uni ct grave.
UNE BELLE COLLECTION DE
Epinglettes ct Boucles dOreillea pour DANES, com
prenant des Nontares tie Cameo, Masaioue, Pierre
dor, ct Jais, dor uni, ENABLE de tormes diverses,
ct de qualit& s,lptrienre.
Baguos de toutes v%alittts, avec monturos de Dia-
mans, iinbies. Grenat, perie, Opale. .aGuamarine,
Emeraulde, Cornaline Blanche 81 Rouge. Cameo,
Pierre de sang, dor uni, DIES Alliances. !.'sssDrti,
ment Giant complet. les gouts les plus dii,icjles
pourront etre satisiaits.
Unc immense q%lantitG de toutes sortes d'articles.
Tel que des petites Bolcles d'Oreilles, Croe!tcts
pour Chaines de Mnutres, AnneauN de q!alitt SIND
rieure, Clcfs ct ClalTnes de toutes qualities, Porte
CraYona ct Plllnes dor, aVcc OH salis Plumes, Porte
Crayons d'Argent, des Croix, i3oucles, Agratcs,
Golfers de Corail, P~ariumerie. etc. etc.
RI ASPIRATIONS connie de coutume a l'encoignnre des
rtles du Maine ct Landry. C.N. EAI.IR,
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~ OPp JCSAs. O. Hinekley, Capt.
taine, az dmmence SEES voyages regilicrs lt.a.t =
entire pelonsas ct Ia Nouvelle-O orleans ns#saaa:eA
partarl dc Washington tous les DMANCHES ct de
Ia Nouvene- Orleans tous lesMERCRlDIS pendant II
saison. Pour fret gu passage, yoir Il bord gu
ALFRED LOUAILLIER, Washington.
NJ }. Les eNp6ditionnaires ct les consignate,irs de
fret. tdroat biefa attention, ~qu'aucun fret ne s%eiaiivre du
magasin de depot jusquiace que lie compte da fret sers
paye, on qu'un reen reconnaissant lie reception du fret
envoyt aux cxptditionnaires, potl pavement.
Tous ceux qui arrnnt du fret, trouveront ~touiours
leurs complies entire les mains de N. Alfred Ioua flier,
Il Washington. qui est autorise de collector ct d'ac-
gutter nos complies. HiNCKLEY & CO
Washington. 15 Octobre. 1a5G.