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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-17
The Legislative Agricultural Gu
RED WING, Feb. s, 1860.

RED WING, Feb. 8, 1860.
To the Editors tf the Pioneer and Democrat
The discussion in the Legislators Agri>
cultural Club are attracting considerable
attention in this section of the State. They
are drawing attention to various subjects of
agriculture that would otherwise remain in
comparative obscurity, and be known only
to the few. They are giving agriculture a
stimulus that, in the minds of many at least,
it has heretofore lacked. They are doing
essential benefit to the country. Indeed, it
has been gravely limited, that the discussions
of the Legislators in that club, are of more
permanent good to the State, than all their
onerous and multiform labors in the Legis-
lative halls.
II not already done, cannot the institution
be rendered of permanent character p
Must it necessarily cease upon the dissolu.
tion of the Legislature hope not.
trust the discussion will continue in some
form, even if it be only through occasional
communications to the newspapers. Ire
specially suggest to the club, for discussion,
the following, viz: The Importance, advan-
tages, method Of organization, &C., of Town
ship Agricultural Clubs-also, Fruit raj
sing. 8. P. s.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-17
Hon. w. w. Phelps, as Editor.

We are glad to notice from the last num-
Der of the Red Wing Sentinel, that WIN.
CoLvILL, Jr., has retired from that paper,
and that Hon. w. w. PHELPS has assumed
its editorial management. The new editor
is as eminently fit the position as the late
editor was unfit. The Democracy OF Good
hue county have now an organ which they
can support generously and with good con-
science.
Mr.. PHELPS introduces himself in we'll
written salutatory, taking high, conservative
national Democratic ground. 1t will be
recollected that he was chosen one of the
Delegates from this State to the Charleston
Convention. The Administration press,
after having vainly tried to secure an anti
Douglas delegation, have been busy since in
disappearing the position of those who
were elected. Among them, Mr.. PHELPS
has been claimed as an Administration
man. How false this claim is the following
extract from that gentleman's salutatory
will show:
Believing that STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,
more than any living American statesman is
the man to carry the country through the pres.
ent national crisis, we shall earnestly sustain
his nomination to the Presidency by the Demo
cratic party. He has the 'pluck" and unbend.
ing "back. bone" for any emergency that may
arise he is the hope of the conservative class.
es, and the young men of the country are en-.
Enthusiastically devoted to him. His Senatorial
career, in the successes he has obtained; his
victory in Illinois, over the combined forces of
the Administration and the Republicans, mark
him as man of no ordinary type; and above
all, if nominated, he is certain OF his election.
The action of our delegation at Charles
ton will show that the assumptions of these
Administration hirelipgs with regard to his
associates are as untounded and impudent,
as Mr.. PHELPS has demonstrated them to
be so far as his own position is concerned.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-17

ANOTHER set of pious noodles in New
York have written themselves down asses
by offering another prize for another best
essay" on the immortality of dancing. A
ver:6cation Of the maxim in regard to the
fool md his money. One might as well try
to persuade the women Of America to give
up eating as dancing. 1t is about the only
exercise one half Of them get-poor crea>
lures land it were cruel to deprive them
of it. Here is chance for the pastor of
the House Of Hope.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-17

Such was the language used by Hon.
JoHH FonsY7H, jim his able and eloquent
speech In yindication Of STEPHEN A. Doua-
LAS, delivered in the Legislature Of Alabama,
on the 29th of November last. Yes, re-
peats the editor Of that fearless paper, the
tennessee Democrat, Aristides wiH return to
Athens; the vindictive edict of ostracism
win be revoked by the potent voice Ct the
American people, and STEPHEN A. DouaLAs
will return amid the shouts Of victorious
thousands. The storms Of malignant oblo-
guy that have howled around him, will pass
away, and justice will render unto him the
merited plaudits Of grateful people. The
indicator of the Constitution the rebuker
of fanaticism the friend Of the people the
champion of Democracy /; yet he has had to
contend against the food-tides of unmerited
opprobrium. His position in regard to the
great question of Territorial Policy has been
studiously misrepresented, and his real SEN
timents carefully withheld from the people
by those who denounce him as traitor.
But truth will get the ascendant, and car
istides will return to Athens"
We look forward with pleasing hope to
that day when the sober judgment of the
American Democracy shall put the seal of
emphatic disapprobation upon that abusive
warfare that has been waged against one of
the sternest and most incorruptible Patro.
OTIS that ever lived in the tide of time; the
man who has the boldness and manly indie.
pendence to do his duty, regardless Of the
clamors of pretended friends and the denun-
Citations Of inveterate foes. We rejoice in
the fact that the time is not distant, when
the verdict Of generous people will vindi-
cate STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS from the asper-
sions that have been heaped upon him; that
the day is close at hand achen the unjust sem
tence of ostraeism viN be revoked, and "Ar-
isides be recalled to athens" by the united
voice of the american Democracy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-17

A German named FISHER was killed on
the Hudson River Railroad, at Low Point
station, Fishkill. He was struck by the
locomotive while crossing the track, and his
body severed completely in two. FISHER
was discharged from the Poughkeepsie Jail
the same morning, after ten days conine-
ment for vagrancy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-17

e. 8. GOODRICH, st. Paul
Received from W. B. GERE, copy of reso.
luton endorsing RICE, for approval and sigma
ture. Don't approve it. Shall not sign it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

ScENE AT A CAMP MEETING IN THE FAR WEsT
"A western paper says in one of the rough
alley counties ON the frontier, last autumn, a camp
meeting was held, ct which some mischief max
er filled the tin horn used to call the congrega-
ton together. with soft soap, so that when the
lea Ter took it up he blew the soap over his bro
ther clergymen. which caused him, on the i'm.
pulse of the moment, TO utter an oath. He IN
mediately turned to those around him and spoil
ogised, saying he had served the Lord thirty
years, and had not befUTe in all that time been
betrayed into the utteTance Of a prOfane word,
but he must find out and whip the man who
soaped that horn. Before the camp meeting
came to close tall, swarthy, VillainOus look
ing desperate strollcd on the grounds and lean
ed against tree, listening to the eloquent ex-
hortation to repent which wss being made by
the preacher After while he became inter
ested, finally affected, and then took position
on the anxious seat, commenced groaning in
"the very bitterness" his sOrrow The clergy
man talked down and endeavoHed TO console
him. No cOnsolation-he was too great sin
ner, he said Oh, nO-there was pardon for
the vilest No, he was too Wieked-there was
no mercy for him In few moments the preach
er himself was noticed to become excited. and
stripping off his outer garment he shouted; 'here
brother Cole, hold my coat; I've found the fel-
low that sosped that horn"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

THR OPluM TRADE LOCALIZED The Shang-
has correspondent of the New York Post say s
that BY Minister Reeds recently ratified treaty
with the Chinese government the opium trade
is again lePAliEed. In the old treaty negotis-
ted By Caleb Cushing, there was an article pros
hibiting the introduction of the mischievous
drug into China. but at the earnest request Of
Lord ElRin, Mr. Reed left that article out oftbo
treaty Opium may now be introduced into
China at a specified tariff, ike other msTchand-
Iss. As the Amsrisan treaty is the only one in
force, the English are already taking advantage
Of its provisions to revive the opium trade.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04
CLEVELAND. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY /, 1860.
MORNING LEADER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN a, $500.
PLAIN ann oRNAAIENTAL PRINTING,

E1-Plain and ornamental pTn Ing ut every description
dUng the Printing Establishment Of th4 LIADER Office
on the latest improved rnd rapid Steam Presses "a
tue best Aye, on short notice Hnd al reas pabe ntnl
Partlcnlat attention paid 10 blank work. Every dcGCp
nn OF binding dou-, ,tpeciahy BlanN Books, Ledgtis
Ion-na--. halra looLs. nera.ylng Bo1kE. 80. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04
slavery Abolished!

EDErOR LEADER :-Theys are some truths
Self-sVident, among these that Abraham he'd
right to pursue after and recover his relative
LOt-the women and children, and the goods
carried of captive by an enemy, and On his
return was blessed by distinguished person
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

OEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
IN superior article Of BIlUAIlNOCS COAL, which is
particularly sdhnlei 10 domestic pun a well as fer
steam and smhuse be had Ofhe undersigned, Agents
70 the CompEuy.
OTdersrr ily r ight trude viii be executed with dig
psfc ard Coal de Of the city Of quAty
whicl viii fat pesse IL left Ct either Of cess
at the tOre Vi Gayl0d Hammond No 80 Superior
WHEELER & HAMMOND.
oci7 No 81 River street. and c. X P. Cosl Pier.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

NEW STYLES DE LATNES-Re
IN csiVsd this nOningat ls5 sup-rinr street
jan2 S. RAYMOND + CO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04
GUTTA PIE HOHA AsE,
DENTIST.

DR. W.. GUILD HAS REM0V
IL sd his Dentsl ofice to Room No Is Hoffman bloc
Superior street. East Of Public Square, South Of c. All
Who need the serIcs Of Dentist will themselves
zuch SUFFERING As well as MONEY BY giving HIM a
cal Eec city used 10 mitigate pain, for those WHO de-
sire it. .
On Gold Silver Porcelain and Vulcanized Rubber Base,
y the best maansr Teeth in from SO $50 Coll
fnss according size Of the cavity from 80: upward.
maylE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04
REMOVAL.

nR. B. F. ROBINSON HAS RE-
y uoEed his Dental Once 70 his residences, No 4s
Wood four doors North ofthe NJ r.. Church, where he
viii Be happy all Of his former patrons any 9TH
ars who may need mis- services.
Cleveland. hIarnh 20. lsss-mh2l.dt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

ORDER OF ATTACHMENr.

FULLER Co Plairugs, before Samuel = .lJsnbs.
ESQ Justice of the Eeoge AZ
WiTHRow BEENAN, cfs) Gieye and, Cuyahoga CO. o
THE DEFENDANTS, WITHROW
Il FEEMAN. " al take uufice ih4t a. our instance
the 22d day OF omber ls9 the % We nzmsd Jus.
tce Is ued oreI Of aitachmslt agatdst ods N
ch els Of said defends ns ih above enlsd cause On
clam against them in izToT fT The sum Of One Hun
dr. Nine End t5ll0 Dollar, and tha the "a a.iioa IS
fT hearing be0r- the sid Justice "a tbs m dy Of
February ls6I - sV'clo-k A. N.
decz:255 FULLER CO.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1860-05-26
Eaas de la Louisiana.

Cour de Diarict-Pazoisse ST. Landyy.--No. a9si.
, n TEAN PIERRE LAFLEUR, de la Psroisse ST.
~ Landry Administrator de la succession de fen
Jean Pierre Bite Fontenot decide, ayant prssente
nn Tabeau Finade son administration de ladite
succession, accompasne dune petition demandant
rhomologation d'iceiui= Et attendu quill etc fait
droita Ia denande de fadite petition par ordre de
Ia Conr s,isdite en- date eFu 81 Mai 1860.
En- CONSEQUENCE, avis est par e present donne
aux int6resses dams cette succession, dayoir d.
duire leurs ra;sons, 81 aucune Ill ont, par Gcrt
mon Bureau, dans les trente jonrs qui suivront la
date du present avis pourquoi iedt Tablean ne se-
rait pas honologue. administrator decharge de
toute responsibility pit6rienre, ct SON cautonne-
nent canceIle, L. LASTRAPES, Grefier.
0pelousas &c Mai 1860.
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Etat de In E4Ouisiane.

Coar de District. St. Land,y.--No. 1880
FAN PIERRE LAFLEUR, Dc "a Paroisse St.
eD I.an,,.rv, Administrator de Ia succession de
feu Marie silnsn Fontcaot decide, ayans prssente
=un Tableau Final a. son administration de iadite
succession, accompagne q a1une petition demandsnt
droit Ia demande de laiite p6tities par ordre de
la Cour susdte endate di n Mai 1850.
y En- consequence, avis est par le present dome
aux interesses dams cette succession, d'avor de-
dsre .surs raisons 81 aucune lis ont, par 6crit,
mon Bureau, dams les srente ionrs qui suivront ID
date du present avis, pour esquelles edit Tableau
he selait pas homoiogne Administrat dec barge
4, tonfa responsabiite ultfrieure. ct son caution
Is nsrnens canseIi6. l.. LASTRAPES, Grefier
OpeIousas. 26 Mai 1860.
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Succession de Jsa Galss Higgeabosham
D public est par le present averti on ii
&A SRA vendu, en- veate publique an plus
oilnant at dernier enchsrisseur, par le soussi-
gns Administrator, par Ia vote dun encan-
tenr ddment commissioner. la residence
ei-apres decrite, a plaquemine Rsu,de. dars
la Paroissc St. Landry, le
Jeudi, Ia JUN proclaim 1860,
10 propriete ci-dessous decrite, apparsenant
ladite succession, i savoir::
I'm certain Moroccan ou Fraction
de Terre, designee CONNIE etant Ia
Moitie Quest da Qusrs Sud- Quest De ID Sec
tlon Vingt-huit, ct les lots Nos. nm ct dsax
de Ia Section 20, dn Township No. Sud
de Ia Rangee No. Q Est. contenant cent nenf
acres es 1B-l Comes.
CONDITIONS - Cent trente piastrea as
,c;pq cents du prix d'achat payables
ct Ia ssslance en- trois ternes ANU
sls. ct egaux, partir du jour do Ia Tente
L'acquereur fournissant ses billets avec bon.
na.et sufisante caution aolidaire, 4 ID aatis-
faction de FAdministrateur !; es de plus. ie
privilege de rendeur reserve, ct II terre de-
specialement hyposheqaee 1 ladise
jusqu'a plein ct entier pavement
do prix d'achat et aes interets qui pourront
saccroitre. Toute somsne qui ne sera pas
pay6c . son eeh6ance. por
era pour cent d'interet par an. de son
:ch9ance On payement.
JOS II. HIEGENBOTHI1f,
administrator
Opslousas, Il Mai, 1860.
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Etat de IN Louisiana.

Cour de District Paroisse St Landry.-No. 1886.
r. UCIUs j. DnPRE de la Paroisse ST. Landry,
LID Administrator de la Succession de fen Mars
den Campbell Jr., decide ayant prssente un TabIeau
Final de son administration de adite succession, ac.
co.'pagn6 dune petition demandant rhomologation
dfcelni ;-Et atsendu quill etc fait lroit 10 de-
nande de ladte petition par ordre de Ia Cour sus-
dite en- date du 23 Mai 1860.
En- consequence, avis est par le present dome
aux intsresses dams cette succession, davoir de-
dure leuss raisons, 81 aleune ills ont par ecrit, 4
mon Bureau, dams les trente jsurs qui suivront la
date du present avis pour lesqueles ledt Tableau
ne Sc, ait pas homoogue, administrator dechargs
de toute resposabiiite ulterienre ct cautionne
ment eancese L. LASTRAPES, Grefier
0peieasas, a6 Mai 1860.
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cHrRuns1r nr,nrAr r..

D Dr.. z. n. LANTTR, annoitce respectnensefne
aes amis es an public Ell general, quiI s'est
eiabn d'uae maniare permanente Washil gton Ell
ere ses services CONNIE chiru, gien-denliste 4 ous
ceux ani voudront ben le favplissr a. leur patsc-
#nage ~ ere auaTec une tongue u heursnse
ezpSrieaee CONNIE aussi avec de nombreux et conn
r.oaea necesaairea d sx6cntion ds toute
OPERATION Al sien,ale, poayor renplir les
exgeaces de profession avec hettete, cz6rit6 &c
a b saI acssol pas2a;te I'M eIacun.
posses dss dents ertii lslles, selon Ie besoin
fivpais uns fat ai,e nethods
~ aa gent plus aaus point III SERVICE
Ia leues q comfort ak ID duree.
mt a plus grande attention conseg-
var Ies dents nj ellsaa
n. 3. Oil sonatan,lnert le Dr. Larter i
"a deass, - y vie Washington excepse
anaisd y se troayeFs ailleurs par deyosr.
aslis tan. zaIIai
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Es:st de la Louisiana.

Cour de Distriet.-Paroisse 81. Landry-No. 1892
nORsIN LAFLEUR, de la Paroisse St. Lam
NJ dry, Administrators de la Succession ae feu
Landry Grange decede, syant presepte un Tab!ean
Final de son administration de adite succession,
accompagne dune petition demandsnt fhomo!o-
CATION d'celCi ;-Et attendu quill etc fait dsoit
la demande de ladite petition par ordre de la
Co,sr susdite en- date du 25 Mai 1860.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dome
any nteresses dams cette succession, d'avoir de-
duire 'eurs raisons, 81 aucune ills ont, par ecrit
mon bureau, dams les trente jours qui suivront la
date din present avis, pour lesqueles ledit Tab!eau
ne ser,,it pas hornolosue, 'Admnstrateur decharge
de toute responsabilite ultGreure cautionne-
ment cancaile. L. LASTRAPES, Greffier.
Opelousas, 26 Mai 1860.
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NOMINATION DE N. LINCOLN.

In grande nouvel!e tel6tegraphique dan.
Joard'hn est Ia nomination dc NJ Lincoln,
de Illinois, par Ia Convention de Chicago,
CONNIE candidat Republican d Ia presidence.
Gette nomination s'est faite au troisiame tour
dc scrutin ID majorite dc denx voix ct de-
nnie en- opposition i Ia candidatnre de NJ.
Seward. qui pent dire aussi CONNIE tant de
gems FONT dit avant luii ct CONNIE tant de gems
sans doute, le diront encore apres SIC gos
ron uobss, etc Cette nomination confrme
tout &c que nous arons 6crit dams nos deux
derniers articles qui etaient vraiment pro-
rhetiques. Z Ceux qui visent ouvertement
q ~ presilence n y atteignent janais. " Sc
ward aset6 raincu par un eenfrere en- char.
'bonnerie an ne pensait guere lesvaincre.
Douglas aura etesTainen meme aEant de COM
Hattre. Ia nomination de Lincoln aneantit
son dernier espoir. Nous arons souvent lit
que Douglas ne pouvait con1pter que sur III
Hnois ct Indiana naintenant Il ne peut
plus compter sur rien ct nous ne pensons
pea au'ni Il soft question de lni d Baltimore.
Il rest pas permIs De supposer que Indiana
et. illinois vpsent coli.re LineoID qnand ces.
deax Etats saYe,ls que tout b Nord Est ct
tpnt Ie Nord- Quest goteront poGs lri. agans
deia vote pour Fremont en- 1856 10 Don
gIas done contre lui tout le Sud, toni le
Nord, sans ponvoir compter sur IN seui s.tat
au centre. Nous esperons done en- avoir fni
arec le petit grand homnae Courier.
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pFesideat dc Ia corporation dc TEgiise MSthodisse
des 0peousas, nomms ct autorsS par iatliie cospo.
ration iui preeurer, du Canseil de Vile des 0peou-
sas, le eontr6le ct lie tfe dn Cimetiare public de
ladite vile, teiles conditions quill ct ledt conseil
art6teront, sont rennis auourdhai aux Opeloasas
ct on. arrets e conrat susant. spje depreciation
/ dudit Conseil de Vile. a sayoir I:
Ledit Conseli de Vile des Opelonsas donne ct
code ladi.e corporation de rEgEse Methodiste des
Opelousas rusage ct lie contr6le entier e. excusif
du Cmetiere Protestant, dams les simies de la Cor
poration de Ia Vile des opelousas, connu comme
Gimstisre Pube, ensemble ayec tous les droits ct
privileges don't JOINT, reclame ct exerce iedit Con-
sell de Vile de ladte vile des Opelousas, aux
di,ions stiHantes, savoir:
On n'exig'eFa pas plus de cinq piastres pour Zen.
terrement diane personne blanche, pas plus de cinq
piastres pour une personne de couleur Iibre ct pas
plus de deux piastres ct deme pour nn esclave.-
Les indigents seront enterres gratis pais les de-
penses du cerc ell, etc, ct de renterrement seront
la charge de 70 vile gu dc Ia Pa;olsse. scion Ia
nature du cas- Les Chretiens de toute denomina-
ton, les Jui, auroit le drot dy etre entsrres ST
on le denianda
En- consequence de ce qui precade, ladite E,sSse
hethodiste des Opelausas, pron,et ct s'oblige eu
entreteir les barrieres ct faire telies ameiiora
tions qi sero.t necessities.
En- fol de quoi nous ap posons nos signatures lie Il,
Mai 1866 JAMES RAY,
R. H. LITTELL.
mo. P. HUDSON.
Sur motion il est ordonne qu'on ajoute sc qui suit
la condition du cantrat ci- tessus:
Mantenant, quill soft bien entendu entre les par.
ties contractantes que 81 a corporation de adite
Eglise Methodiste manque de remplir aucune des
promesses s,pues dams lie smdit contrat, ct Dormant
de Ia dissatisfaction ledt contrat d1yienera par le
ait null ct sans eat ct e controle audit Cimetiere
public retpurnera Ia usidiction dp couse de Vile
Sur E.5si{ de NJ zLit.eyy 7as,o,u Que ledit con.
trat soft ado ore lie 1flps-.a soft auto,ise
! le concurs aezaY ladited ds5orporation de rEgIae
Sur motion de Msl..sleu, laesolu Que le comite
nomme par ce Conseil pour voir operer rouvertnre
de Ia rue Maine jusqu'a FEslise caiholique obenne
plus de temps pour faire rapport et que N. J. j.
Beaacha,np soit adjoint audit eonit6.
Tn co,np'e de N. Louis Lastrapes, pour avoir as
sernente le Consei de Vile, pour les annees 1859
ct 1860, Sc montant dix piasres est pr6sente, ct
ordre est donn6 de le payer Ell i'm warrant usuel
Sur smotion, lie Coaseii s'ajsnlfne.
JAMRs RAY, President
Ioc n 2rfrr r1 CoarS{s;r,
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st Landry & hIai 1860
renlln. rslaier serTi !!

b soassign6 IS prepare y auItter leg Oreiousas
q. n Ii Iii q AoAs prochain. m en main un grand
assortment do raarehandises de toute sorfe qui
peuyent composer un fods e gasiIl de csmpagne,
sganece. ceux qui eonsulseront enrs propfes intss
rsts feroI,t bieu de hi rendre vsite atteidn que
ye;,re u oiG, I'll que tont article actnelIemeIs dans
le Maqasss 8 DON marcas aes 0peioasas sera d6hit6
ydiei fspoque snsdite tsuand i anra Acoal6 son
stock 4 ionesa son jusqaaa ler AZ decern
bre 1850.
M Le sousaign1 ne psYse pas sacriler sea marehan-
discs usais Ies vendra, ici al Ter Ao0t pour III
gull en po,rrs retirer fan stuck 81 compose a ID
nagnligne 3sapEtiment DID sssss
MA2GHAanasEs SEsHEs,
IlHGE 4 AIT, sEIIE ii
81 gogTEILEaIE,f ARyUarz1r.
CHAPEAUx, BoTTEs EorIIEss. ID
Il public sess arlseter bon ansrehs. - soiei
lsoccssio1. s. s. LE ,sSS
opelasisss q Avsil sac