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A Deer F,ght.-The Counersville, Indiana
Tsmes gives the following account of an at
tack upon me boys by deer:
A few days ago three sons of Ephraim
Jenny, who resides in Fairview Township,
aged respectively ten, twelve and fourtee n
years, went to the woods to gather hickory
nuts. While they were engaged in that oc.
cupaton, tame deer, belonging to John
Bates, of the same neighborhood, attacked
them. The deer first caught the eldest boy
and tossed him in the air. The boy tell
among some logs, and there lay with his head
fast between them, apd while in that position
the animal endeavored to gore him with his
horns, but he was shielded from its thrust by
the logs. The next eldest brother seeing the
danger Of his brother, attacked the deer,
which turned on him and tossed him into the
air.
The youngest boy then made at the deer,
and was likewise tossed into the air, but fell
on the animals back, which frightened it
and caused it to run iowa I'd fence close by
The little fellow fell off, and escaped to the
fence. The deer returned and Recommend
ed Its attacks on the two Oldest boys, while
the youngest started to the house for assist
ance. He returned at length with his father
and dog. They found the deer stamping
the boys who had become exhausted, and
were lying helpless On the ground. The dog
instantly caught the deer by the throat and
threw it to the ground but let it GO, when
he was again set upon it, and chased it out
of sight. The deer has since been found
dead. The two eldest boys were severely
injured, but are recovering. They showed
great bravery ia the fight, but the horned
animal was 100 much Tor them, and they
would probably have been kill ID had aot aid
opportunity arrived"
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n office.

AL Communications, &2-, Intended for in
aertion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
shoaid be addressed to joan K. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor, in order to ensur e
att entiOn.
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From Havana.

Havana correspondents, writing on the
23d ulG., furnish the details OF the news from
,Caoa TO that date. Twenty-one Chinese ap
,peea tees, who had runaway from their mast
er, murdered him W hen put to work after their
arrest. The African slave trade was flourish
ing vigorously. A fine scene was presented
in the port By the number of American
steamers at anchor. A force of free negroes
and 'nu lattoes had been drafted into the mil
tia. BY telegraph from Savannah we have
Havana dates to the s5th ult. Sugar was
buoVaat and treights active.
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stevsns, the Companion Of Brown.--A cor
respondent of the New York Tribune, from
Norwich, Ct, says:
Allen Evens is an alias of Stevens's, whose
real name is Aaron Dwight Stevens. His
father is a very worthy citizen of this place,
a COMMUNICATE and chorister in one of our
churches. The deepest sympathy is felt for
him by the whole community in his crush
ing affection He passed through New York
this merning,o on mis- way to visit his son, hop
ing to see him alive, and impart to him the
last consels of Christian father. The son,
who is now " years of age, has been from
home for the last nine years, and his parents
have known little of his whereabouts. From
his childhood be has been impatient of res
trsint, and the source OF not little anxiety
to his family. He has an elder brother in
one of our Western States,a younger BROTH
er in Ohio, and a step-mother and sister OF
sixteen at home, to mourn for him.
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Tua DAY Boo9 VIA be served to subscribers
at 4 cents per week. payable TO the Carrier. -
whsn 'ens BY mail 1t will be "a per year, 81
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GO Ohse.tistton greater ta,an the Oatlies
boSts Gttass combined. so
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Blu RROW,S -
RELIA BILE

FoA THE Rapid AND EFFEcTuAL CURE OF
SCROFULA, SYPHILIS, RHEUMATISM.
DYSPEPSIA, ULCEROUS AFFECTIONS.
Nervous Headache, Erysipeias, Ulcers.
FISTULA, LIVER COMPLAiNT.
DISEASE OF THE WOMB,
CHRONIC COUGHS AND COLDS
CHRONIC DYsENTERY SCARLET FEVER
PILES. GENERAL DEBILITY.
GRANDULAR SWELLINGS,
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE,
MERcURIAL DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASES.
And all Diseases arising from an Impure State
of the System, or occasioned by lmprudence in
Lite.
For sale in Norfolk BY
J. W. BURROW & CO.,
Druggists aud Chemists, Is Church st.
iy 10 "
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MRS. Wtnslovv, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teahing, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by soften ing the gums. re.
ducing all inflammatioI-wiu aIlay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon It, mothers 1t will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect.
ly safe In all cases See advertisement in
another column. my2s lv
W DYSPEPSIA is known as one of the most
distressing complaints which affiict humanity =
and until the advent of the Oxygenated Bitters;
had been considered incurable, or when cura :.
BILE, requiring years to accomplish it. The Oxy-
genated Bitter perform in a few days. cares,
which other medicines take wears to alleviate
For sale by M. A. l. G. A. SANTOS b Co.
SANTOS, Wake y Co., and KING & TOY, Nor
f0lk. j. Is. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth. and bv
dealers everywhere
@5- SandfOrd's Liver lMvIyOratOr--
CompoUNnKD ENTIRELY FROM Gum.-lsa mild
and efectual cathartic, acting first on the LIVER
TO erect 1t morbid matter, then on the Stomach.
and Bowels, and carries of all matter that pre-
vents their healthy action and thus strengthens
ana builds up the whole system very rapidly
and is the best LIVER INvIGORATOR
LIVER INvIGORATOR
LIVER .INVIGORATOR and
PORIFlES TIE BLOOD =
PURtFIES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
e. CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
',ss~@ CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
. CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
d. CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Sold BY all Druggists. and by M. A. & c. A.
SANTOS co. ma l-6m
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ATTENTION

l N d E Pc Nd ENT GREYS
Attend regular Monthly Meeting of your
n Company this TUESDAY evening, Nov. LIST.
M at head Quarters at X past O'Clock as
W business OF importance is to be transacted.
Every member is requested to be present. By
order Of the Captain.
mol K. G. PORTLOCK. Secretary
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FOR THE
9 PETERSBURG FAIR!
A SPECIAL TRAIN WILL BE RUN
BETWEEN NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG,
M & sl;|sS "a Frl S a. u; .EESI55Fsl|,5
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,

~ the end and 3rd of Noven Der, 1852
Leave Norfolk at v A. NJ, reach Petersburg
at IL. Returning, Leave Petersburg at 10 min
utes past P. M. and reach Norfolk at 8 P. nj.
W- This Train will stop at all Points along
the Line of the Road to take III, and put off
Passengers.
Signals must be given to stop the Train, by
waving handkerchief acros the Track,
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP.
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STEW ART Il STEEVER.
INVITE attention to Piedmont and other
i sperior branos of Family and Extra Super
fine Flour, $50 Bbls. in store aud for sale.
%
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New Advertisements
NEW OPERA HOUSE

NEW OPERA HOUSE
- J ). PARKER........ Lessees and Managers
'ouN PEfNY .............. Treasurer
SCALE OF PRICES.
o;nnis oAeo =. ..........So w
single seats in Private Boxes, .......... rs
~ circle and Parquet ..,.,............. SO
re- 1885,. .......' .............. 70
boxes LOT Colored People. so
uallery tor do do. .,....,..,,,..... rs
ii GREAT SUCCESS OF THE
Marsh Juvenile Comedians
Consisting of 10 boys and 30 girls, from to IS
,a., years of age.
This TUESDAY Evening, Nov. LIST. 1859.
Will be performed the Drama of the
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
After which the Farce of
MANIAC LOVER.
In Preparation THE SEA OF ICE.
Ns- Doors Open at TX o'clock-Curtain to rise
precisely at TX O'Clock. no
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Wake s. co,

WALK g co,
WHOLESALE DA UGGLSTS.
nFFER the following Stock to the trade
~ 5000 gallons Sperm, Whale anu Linseed Oils,
1000 lbs. White and yellow Car Greases,
10000 do Span Brown,
1000 do Marder,
200 do Puiv. Cinchona,
6U do do Cantharides,
100 do Chlorotorm.
$50 do English and American Cslomel, with
full assortment of all other -articles found in
Wholesale iobbing Drug Houses. mol
" opened, for sale at retail by
DAVIS Il WOMBLE,
no Camp bel.'s wharf,
Az = TWIST, WIS TxSlsF. Just
~ reeetv<d a lol OF LAWS Extra Twist chew
ins Tooar>oat w. A. MEHEGAN'S
doors above Opera House,
no Church street.
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M GRAPE FRUIT.
DECEIVED THIS DAY--A few hundred of
IN the above by
mol G. JORDAN q SON.
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BRIDAL PRESENTS,
BRIDAL PRESENTS.
BRIDAL pr ESE u rpS

- DNNOIAL 4 n Els II " ms.
II ECElVEO this morning an additional sup
~ ply OF Pure Silver Wae, which 1 had
manufactured 10 nay order. My assortment is
now full and complete, comprising Crumb
Scrapers Cake Levers, Butter Knives, Fish
Knives, Cream Knives, Forks, Tea anu Table
Salt Stands, Cups aud Goblets, Egg, Pre- ,erye
and Salt Spoons, and lots of iantS pieces OF
Silver too numerous to mention. Persons in
search OF Bridal or other presents will lind the
most valuable stock and best assortment to
select from in the city at
e GREEN WOODS 81 Mali ST.,
mol ~ Head of Market Square.
(Argus and Herald copy)
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CHOICE ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER-A
ceived tais morning per steamer jamestown
Families that have been waiting can now be
supplied at No. Campbell's wharf,
mol DAVIS a. WOATPIr
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CASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING

: TuEssAY EVENING. NOV. /.
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DIPES, PIP E $3.50 Chalk Pipesl-s0 do
L glazed Pipe heads, just received and for
sale low at IHAMBERGER r. GO,
&C 90 Tobacco and Segar Store Is Main 81.
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GOAPS-Ames' Chemical Erasive, CoIgate's
~ Pale and Brown in store and for sale low
by the box or retail at No. 5 Campbeil's wharf,
no r . DAVIS u WOMBLE
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Gdsee, No, n. e. Main Street, Norfolk, Va.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-29
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AUX HABITANTS CCTONNIERS.
F'resse a Cotton! PRESsE A COTONi!I

AUX HABITANTS CCTONNIERS.
E'resse a Gotten! PRESsE A COTTON!
Il SoussignG Went d'acheter la patente de Ia
Ii Presse a Cotton en- Fer, b~revetee. a NM
Coupee. Est ct uest-Feliciana.-Cette p~resseest
reconnue CONNIE etant de beaucoup slperieue a
toutes celles en- usage jusqu'a ce jour. soft par
son habllete. sa force, son elegance. sa duRe, lie
peu de place qu'elle occupe, &C., &c. ct est la
meme a qui fut adjuge lie PRLI a la foiredEtat.
dams lie Mississippi en- 1858. lie nombre de ces ma
chimes vendues dams les Etats a coton,es fabu-
leux, ce qui demontre. ses avantages.-Le prix
| est DIES plus moderes-Sa force est cele du Wis ct
| levier combine.
Ceux qui desirent roir ces machines, soft par
~curiosite on pour faire des achats, mont qua Sc
rendre a Bayou-Sara. OIL lie soussgne expliquera
avec plaisir tous les details de cette presse. quill
fera Vancouver devant lie public.
lie soussigne Giant eharpentier ct gin alright de
profession, placera lui-meme. chez lhabitant.
ehaque presse qu'on voudra bien lui acheter.
Ayec cette machine. qui est de trespetit yolu-
me. on peut presser plus de 40 bales de cotton
par Jour, quelles qu'elles soient. - En- sortant de
cette presse, les bales de cotton etant carrees ct
reduites a leur plus petite grosseur. fhahitant au-
IA non-seulement moinsde fret a payer, mais en-
~arrivant en- vile, les bales de cotton pourront
etre directement eypediees en- Europe. sans GUoir
5esoin d'ste r~epressfes ala Nouulh-O r7fans.
Tant d'avantagesn ne manqueront pas dattirer
Tattention DIES p~lanteurs de cotton.
IL TENNET,
Is JUN a Bayou-Sara.
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sAN-FEANClsCo.
on elles ont etc proclam6es eJreconnues conime
supericures a celles de Sinstr. Baker ct Grover.
Weeds, sloats, Webster, bartlolt: ct nombre
d'autres, de divers genresg
lie .~.hemuer,' {piece qg produit l%'ourlet) est
lie seul de &c genre, ct sest montre au-iessus de
toute competition.
II Sc vend &c ces taehInes IN nonbre fab1!-
leux, On peut Sc former une idce du route
ment d~'atiaires deMH. Wheeler ct Wilson. en-
remarquant que letapital investi dams leurs MA
nnfactures atteinpe chiifre de $1,000, 900.
La contrefacor ne pouEait manquer de faire
concurrence a is machines. les plus p~arfaite4
~jusquta ce ,iours Aussi les CONTRADICTIONS ct les
imitateurs NOT point fait default; me foulc lie
machines onFete liVrees au commerce. empie-
tant plus on noins sur lie brevet de NM. Wheeler
ct Wilson.
La conttfacon la plus repandue est celle de
G.. B. Slot & Co, dGciaree teile par IN dtcret
de IHons fancy. Juee en- Chef de Ia Conr SUI
preme DIS Etats tnis, rendu dams lie District de
New YGk. en- date du I6 fevrier 1859.
Mgdes Machines de Wheeler ct Wilson sont
vend,Ps, auec toute garantie, au siege de la
maisa1, 400 rue du Canal, Nouvelle-Orleans.
M Dams cette p~aroisse, NM. GRAUGNARD
& %. Fausse-Riviere, sontl les agents autorisGes
deycette maison. Les prix a%uxquels vendent
CD messieurs, sont les m&mes que ceuX de la
louvelle-0 Orleans, ct lis sont ~autorisGs a donner
Jes memes guarantees.
Es< 81 cont an
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CANoNNIERE AMERIcAINE.-On Went de
lancer a Peau lie Is courant a Philadel-
phie, un canonniere a vapeur, constitute
d'apres les derniers noodles. La mar
raine a etc miss Grace, file de Robert
Tyler, Esq. Tn salut national etc tire.
. y await plus de dix miles Spectators
presents. John Bull ma qua Sc bien te-
mir.
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LES DEUx NouyEAUx Recommendations
bryon de T~erritoire, forme de la partie
Ia plus savage du Minnesota ct auqnel
on q donne, Pan dernier, lie nom de Daco-
tab, a choisi son delegue au Congress.
C'est NJ. 2. Kiddcr, qui obtint dams les
Establishments de Saint-Joseph ct de
Pimbina, funanimite DIES votes. Il est
vral que lie total DIES electeurs ne Sc
levaient qua $50. Quelques voyageurs
p~retendent que lie nombre des electeurs
dams lie reste du territoire n'arrive pas au
quart de ce chifre.
QUAINT au Territoire de Nevada, bien
que forme de la partie %occidentale de &C.
lui de l'Utah sans Fautorisation du Con-
gres, ct de la seule autorite DIES habitans,
il est probable que lie gouvernement fe-
deral %consentira a son organization
Dams tous les cas-, les Nevadiens, presses
de jour de leur administration, Sc sont
donnes, toujours sans permission, un
gouverneur ct une legislature. &c Ter
ritoire Sc peuplera, sans doute, plus rapi.
dement, que celui de Dacotah, a cause
= mines dor ct dargent qu'on Went DIV
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PaYossse de la Pie Conner

Parossse de la PR.- Coupe.
lie, SOUsSIGE, Tresorier de Paroisse, offfrirai
= en- vente publique, a la Maison de Cour de
cette p~aroisse, lie
sAMEDI, 20 OCToBRE, 1859,
a IL heures a. NJ, la propriete %suivante apparte-
nant aux ecoles publiques, SAVIOR:
UN MORCEAU DE TERRE situe.sur lie b.
you Grosse-Tete, etant la section 96 dams lie
township 6, rangee 0 Est, contenant environ IS
60Il00 acres.
Iermes ct conditions de la cente:
Dix pour cent payable compliant, ct lie reste
en- neuf termes annuels ct egaux, les killets por-
tant interets de date iusqu'au paiemer!t I, a raison
de hut pour cent Tan. ct une hypotheque spe-
ciale sera retenue sur la propriete vesndue JUS
qu'au parfait ct final Placement du capital ct DIES
lnterets. II. PATIN. fills,
Tresorier de Paroisse.
Pointe-coupee, p septembre, 1859.
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LIE EMOCRATE
80 OCTOBRE 1859.
JURY D8 pOAlG3a


Sfance du q Octobrs 1859.
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LEeoN D'HIsroIRE NATURELLE.-Un bour-
geois fort honnaA ct son fills, Sc prone
nant dams I'm jardinpublic, a%rrivent, Pun
tenant Pautre par la main, devant une
piece d'eau OH nageaient des cygnes, ct
lie colloque suivant s'etablit entire eux:
lie M.-Ces canards-la sont-ils DIES
DIES, Ppa?
Le psre.-Non, MOI fills, ce sont des
cygnes.
Ls M-Des signes de quot Ppa?
Le pere.-Des cygnes d'eau, mon fills?
Le ns-C'est done qu'on AURA Ola
pluie, Ppa?
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Sur motion de J. A. Miller,

Dut I11OUIOH nc 1IftfCT
Resolu, que les delais pour racheve-
element de la levee M'Phaul, soient ven
dus par lie president d. juri de police, lie
maximum etant fxe au 20 j~anyier 1860.
Sur motion, lie juri de police s'ajourne
sine die.
A. BouANcHAUD,
grefier du Jury de Police.
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lie Moaiteur de Ia Fotte reprodult
sous ce tire: 7oujous Nnras'on, IN ar
lticle du Querterly Rerew tendant a de-
montrer comment peu s'operer une des'
cente en- AngIeterre ct a apprendre al
peuple anglais comment, I'm mat'n' II
nent s'eyeiller avec 200 900 Franfa1s
srr los bras: au dernier tableau, Parmee
~anolaise est battue de tous cotes, Cha
tam est incendiG, avec Portsmouth, Ply
month. Greenwich, etc. LAngleterre
nerd SEES colonies, pale une crosse con
tribution de guerre, ct la Manche de-
Went lie grand fossf de la prison ceilu-
laire oui etreindra a Pavenir la vieille
Albion.
"Nous arretons la cette rapide analy.
Sc, aioute lie Monitev de Ia E2otte; nos
l~ecteurs nous sauront gre de faire obser-
yer que les fantasies de &c genre n'ins-
! pirent en- Angleterre d'autre souci que
celui dune franche quite. Personne ne
Sc trompe, nj sur lie but, nj sur la v6rita-
BILE portee de ces publications. On veut
nous ne nous lasseront pas de lie repe-
ter) obtenir de gros subsidies pour "a ma
rine, ct tous les moyens sont bons pour
en- a~rriver Ia"
UNE s1NGULIERE JUsrICE.-1l y a des
parties a qui perd gagne; il Sc p~rGsente
aussi p~arfois aux Etats-Unis des cas- Oh
Ia personne qui a perdu par lie fat dun
%voleur, gagne I'm emprisonnementet tout
ce qui s'ensuit. Nos lecteurs Sc sou
viennent ~peut-6tre dun pauvre Ale
mand auquel un fripon await vole 5000,
lui dormant en- echange des billets de
passage qui etaient sans valeur. Lac
cuse fut remis en- liberte, %moyennant
caution; quaint au vole, inconnu de tous
ct laisse sans resources, il fut jete Ell
prison. Pourquoi? nous demandera peut-
etre I'm nouveau d6barque.-Pourquoi?
c'est que la justice de ce pays, qui tient
Gnormement a ne pas laisser les vols i'm
punis, voulait s'assurer, pour lie jour du
process, de la presence du vol6 don't la
deposition p~ouvait seule faire condam-
ner lie fripon. C'est dur, il est vrai; mails
qui veut la fin, veut les moyens.
Voici, neanmois, quelle a etc la fin i'm
prevue de cette triste affaire. Lorsque
Iafffaire du vendeur de billets a etc ap-
pelee ct qu'on a etc retirer lie temoin de
la prison OH il Went de passer trois mos,
lie magistrat s'est apereu que lie pauvre
diable, incapable d'apprecier tQute la
beaute de ce systeme judiciaire qui m
ferme le yole ct laisse courir lie fripon,
etait devenu fou. &c n'etait pas nseul
malbeur: ave- la ~raison, il a perdu la
sante. Naturellement, men pouvant rien
tirer, on Ia renvoye en- prison, d'ou il
passera, a II doute, dams IN etablisse-
ment d'alienes.
QUAINT All fripon, qui s'etait present6
consciencieusement devant ses JUICES, a
jour ct d heure fixes, on n'avait aucune
raison de lempecher de s'eloigner de
nouveau en- dormant n caution pour
comparative une seconde fois, lie jour on
yictime aura recouvre la raison. O
justice republicaine, VOLTA de ties coups.
Courier des Etats- Un5s)
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-29

lie jury de Police de cette paroisse
s'est reuni en- session cxtraordinaire a la
Maisonde Cour, lie 81 octobre 1859, con-
formement a rordre du president.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-29

La couture fate par les machines de Wheeler
ct Wilson est excitement semblable DIES deuN
c6tes de liGtofFe. ct tout unie. (Voyez lie pre-
mier point Representa- ci-dcssus.)
La supGriorite de ces machines est telle qu'el-
les ont obtenu lie suffrage de tous les JUICES COM
petents.
II suf1ira de consigner lei que: durant lie cours
de Eannee 1853, Giles ont. sans aucune exception,
remporte les priS aux expositious DIES Etats dq't
les mons %suiyent:
NEW YORK. a Syracuse.
MISSOURI, a ST. Louis.
ILLINOIS. IA Centralia.
MISSISSIPPI, a jackson.
NEW-JERSEY.
MARYLAND, a Baltimore.
EIRGINIE. d Richmond.
CALIFORNIA.
PENNSYLVANIA, Pittsburg.
KENTUCKY.
WISCONSIN.
MICHIGAN.
INDIANA.
Aussi bien que dams les villes d
CHICAGO,
ST.-L0UIS,
BALTIMORE.
RICHMONN
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-29
FUNERAILLEs DU sENArEuR BRoDERIcK.-

L UN ERAiLLES DU SENATEGR BRUDERICk.-
La MALE transcontinentale, partie de
San Francisco lie 10 septembre, a APP
porte des lettres remplies des details
de la mort ct des funerailles du Senateur
Broderick. Les obseques avaient eu
lieu dams Papres-midi du Is, au milieu
dune foule immense qui Sc pressait dams
les rues par Oh le convoi mnebre devait
passer. Les murs de ces rues etaient
tous converts de ~draperies de deuil. On
dit que les honneurs funebres rendus a
N. Frederick sont les plus magnifques
don't ait etc amais temoin Ia population
c~alifornienne, ct 0 intestine pas amoins
de 5000 lie nombre seul des personnes
qui %suivaient a pied les restes de la vic
time. LIE colonel E. D. Baker a pronon-
&c un discours sur la tombe de M. Bro
derrick.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-29

LUTILITE de la Machine a Coudre pour In
sage dcs families, nest que trop connue dl pu-
bic. Une scule de ces Machines pcut iaire lie
travail de DIN DEs PLUS ADTpIrEs EFT DIES Plus
AGILES COUTGRIEREs.
La couture des Machines de Wheeler ct Will
son est telle qu'on ne peut dGcoHdre, meme ayec
les %ciseaux, sans decfircr letoffe.
LIE point forme par ces machines ct no1nme
en- anglais 1ock-Stich. zee qui pourrait sc trsduire
assez bien par lexpression de point none. } est
ainsi fate: