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Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-21

Tue OLpEsr TREE.-The monarch of trees. the
emblem of age III the forest. Is the cyprus which
stands Santa Maria Del Tule in the province Of
Oaxaca. republic of Mexico TINS tree was measur-
Cd by Baron Humboldt. and found to be one hundred
and eighteen feet in circumference This makes for
ty feet in diameter. This has sign of decay.
and though Its foliage less lively than that of small
Ter trees. calculated by all the data applied the age
Of trees, this patriarch Of the forest has lived four
thousand years; perhaps from the creation, Who
canteu
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-21

pow' Jr.' closes sermon OH kissing with the fol-
lowing quaint advice
IL want you my sinners. to kiss and get married .
ana then devote your time TO morality and money
making. Then ley your homes be provided with such
comforts and necc>ssrics pictv. pickles. pos and
Kettles brushes, bsooms benevoence bread charity.
cheese crackers, faith. -four, affection sincerity on
IONS. integrity. vinegar, virtue, and wisdom Have
all these always on hand, and happiness will be with
you. Don't drink anything intoxIcatiny--eat moder-
atey-go about your bu>ines, after breakast-lounre
a little after dnner-chat after tea. and kiss afer
ouarreng: and all the JOY. the peace the bliss the
eartn can afford shall be yours till the grave closes
over you and your spirits are borne to brighter and
happier world. So mote il be.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-21
By G.. 4. & J. ?. CHAPMAN.

let the bag down esey the floor, and tum5led
all covered with corn meal, from head to foot
Goodness gracious :. Miss Mary, If aint the
AIaicr himself!
Yes ses l. 'and you know you promised to keep
my Crsinus present as long "a you lived
The gals laughed almost to deth, and went to brush
IN OF the meal fe they could, say they
gwine to hang that bag up every Crsmus oil they got
husbands too. Miss lIary-blcss her bright eyes she
blushed beautiful a mornin-glJry, and sed she'd
stick To her word. She rite out of bed, and her
hair wasn't combed, and her he'd wasn't fixed at ALL
but the way she looked pretty was rale dstractin
do believe # was froze stiff, ono look at her charm
in flce She stood lookin down to the floor with her
rOgush eyes and hcr bright curls fallin all over her
snowy necE, would fo.cled me too. | tell YOU what
1t worth hangin in meal bag from one CrlsmuS
to another TO feel 30 happy as have ever since
| went home after we had the laugh out, and set by
the fire TIL | had thawed. In the forenoon all the
Stanleys over TO our house. and We had one of
the greatest Crismus dinners that seed in
Georgia, and don't believe a happier company ever
cot down at the same table. Old Miss Stanley and
mother settled the match and talked every thing
that ever happened in their families and laughed at
caus they wasn't alive to their children married.
II Is all settled now, cept we haint >ot the wcddin
day. I'd like to have il all over at once, but young
gals always like TO be engaged awhile you know, 80
sposc must wait month or -. Mary (shc ses |
must call her Miss Mary now.) has been good deal
trouble and botherashun to me, but If YOU could see
her. you wouldn't think ought TO grudge little suf-
fern 10 ret sch sweet little wife.
You must come to the weddin If YOU possibly kin,
I'll let YOU know. No from your friend all deth,
JOSEPH JONES.
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-21

The BEAU TRULY 'DEFINEp-The true beau is a
beau ideal, an abstraction substanazed only bv the
scissors. concentrated of friyoy infinitely
sensitive 10 his Indulgence chill as the poles 10
the indulgence Of all others prodiga TO his own ap-
petites never suffering shilling to escape for the
behoof of others; magnanimously mean rldiculously
wise. and contemtby clever sclfshness is the secret
the spring. and the principle Of par erceQenc-, the
tcau-Bi--ircc1
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-21

To weep for fear Is chiliish TO weep for anger is
wonsnish; TO weep for grief is human 10 weep for
compassion IS divine; 10 weep for SIN is christian
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-21

lc'rBoerhaave. ssys Dr Johnson. "a, revs- -oure1
BY ca,nr.ny and teirac-ior thought u
sary TO cofl'e u,esn. For sslc ne. - they ara
sparks hch II you o. t.5. them. IL 20 osi or
th.snseifCs.'
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-21

The following inc ier' 'as created -on.c >ess..i y
lately AT Bayonne. About fsc fonii'' a~o S,9nish
r,!e>t named joe Iar.ncz, se!4ccr a.. isf,i,r 81
VI. BERNARD. f the coufiler~ of fi- b-ih Icrt-
ton nj Madrid, hrrc the gl ro- ii .i' ier a her
Before the father hccgn. aye e -" rir-i faa,'
Martinez per.raded -, vciir. 20 s. win Iial L.
Bayonne, where Trey AVE bccn .GrF sIs'or ard
brother, until three days ago. -nlfd. wlle IN ii,
way to London, wth dcsi a'ci.- tor iefi Aberdeen.
met Ms unfortunaic chila - chs--e ~ IN s'-,f' IN
explanation in.oNcd. ana Ito l-os' wss i.n-f n..
TINS morning he WIS lhert-rd and cc..fr c-f.
the frontier INTO Spain b. ceIdsrrc. - rfa.d-
ment an Spain. isr its erni-. IN ar-cra sl uloa
o-eld and wa.cr FOR If c.''v .rti :. r,i Igr-f
Indiana State sentinel., 1844-11-21

TIE FErs OF Hen NArrsss's : .o'.-ii-- ~ -
fee presented 10 Or. Locock fir rhy>.can aocotc-
eu. 10 the Queen. - II j. uuG,rsec q. a,a tie ria
Of royal infant. tlooo. D.. Fergus reeves
$50. ana Sir James Clark ,le same amount. ,r,
Lilly. the Queens monthly nurse, receives ''sr ic
month t3u0. TINS amount s g"ncrtiy .te.l.G &,
upward, of Coco. tie extras being d-rvci f-ns '.c
handsome presen.. iie nuTse receives from osc. g'-
invited 10 the christening. The wo' nag,c s ,fla Z,
receive t.lDO per rnoa,h for her service. the
gratifying prospect 81 portion T her faniy ie
ing PRO, ided for, either IA the srns or navy, "a
some Of the pubic sicss.
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NO the AFFLICTED.

fHNiE tna Ilc'ei success that has AT.
4 ,cr5aa d. HOLMES new mode Of
ng tlo following disc ), to-w':-
\ 'nra ~ '''i'sy1.ioas lo,u, Desmenon
as O. ofGl mems n.'ou,) Far Albus.
,a.v.tesl U'ce-atou, Pral,psos Uter. Cos
Calm. al tae Womb at his in6rmary, eight
III les, southeast OF Raymond, has exceeded
the most sangune expectations Of his friends,
and has induced those who were at first
skepiical. to declare to The truth and efficacy
Of his method Of treatment.
DR.. HOLMES would remark. for the in:
formation Of the public, that only 3 out Of
rs eases, that he has had under treatment
have been discharged, not cured, though
greatly relicved-ihe balance have been re
stored to perfect health.
d. II. has the privilege Of referring t.
gentlemen of the highest responsibility il
various parts Of this State and Louisiana
to corroborate the above statement
b. IL. would be pleased to receive LET
ters directed to him at Spring Ridge, Elind
county, Mississippi, asking reference.
Jane 30. 1913. 5l-3t.
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measures Of instructions aud delight.
Thorough and extensive arrangements have
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In addition to the attractions recorder hcI,.,
the Seventh volume Will contain Romance i.
the late eelehrated Dr. Macinn enlillcd
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Nj ON
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DIR. CHAMPIONS

PROFITABLE .4GUE .MEDTCLJNE,
4 safe aud c Tuin cure f,r Chills and Fever in
all its complicated forms, also eff ctual
rem dy Tor Fever OF evory description.
FEV4I> u dcine has been used by the prophet y
IL mbtr Of year, in extensive practice, dur
Jag wtich time he has treated some Thousands OF
ca scs of Fever, and from the success in this mo.
Of practice, he corf lent / must ard will be the
prevailing practice 10 Fevers.
Ii never fails 10 cure the chis and fever The fr'i
day. Bilious, Typhas, Nervous, Congestve, arc
Winter Fe,crs all yield to the use of this meIlcine
aud are cured in shorter time, aud with muct
more certainty THAI by any other system OF prac'
ice that has ever been recommends
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YAN 90
Male and Female Seminary.

Male and Female Seminary
YwVHE Trustees of the Yazoo Male g. Female
Seminary would respectfully announce 10
me publc, that the next session OF this Institution
will comnIense on Monday the Sd October, lo4%'
The Location of this Seminary is, in all respects,
such as will recommend it 10 the notice OF parents
and guardians, as healthy and secure retreat LOT
their children or wards. The most strict ntteht'oh
will be given TO the improvement OF the lnoIa'S
of the pupils who may be placed under the olIec"
;ion of the Superintendents, aud all the lncte-
ments TO mental and phi ysical advancement when
the experience of teachers engaged for years IN
the profession can furnish, will be extended to
them.
PRINCIPALS.
Mr. Campbell, Superintendent of the Male De-
partmt nt
Mrs. Goodrich, Superintendent Of the Female De-
partment.
Mr.. keepars, Classical Teacher, and assistant in
the Physical Sciences in the Female Depart
ment; and Mr. Goodrich, Prof oi Music.
TERMS:
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and the elements of Arithmetic. sic so per
Second C!ass,--n addition TO the
branches OF the Primary Glass;
Grammar, Geography, and the
elements Of Natural Philosophy, IS 90
Third Class,-Phiosophy, Moa,
Mental and Natural; Chemistry,
Botany, Geometry, Astronomy,
Algebra, Surveying, Logic, Rhe.
toric, Compositions, History, Ro-
man Antiquities. Political Econ
omy, Human Physiology, 90 90
Fourth Class-Latin and Greek, 25 90
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
Needle-work and Embroidery, 10 90
Pencil Sketchng anq Shading, 10 GO
Piano Forte instruction, % 90
Vocal Music free of charge.
Each SESSION will consist Of five months
Boarding will be furnished convenient to School
on reasonable terms. Taiton fees in advance.
Mr.. Goodrich will tune and repair Panos.-if
also has made arrangements with Loud & CO. o.
Phiadel phia, to furnish his patrons with Pianos.
Messr5 Campbell and Keepars will deliver
Lectures 10 the pupils on History, Moral, Menla
and Nalura! Philosophy and Astronomy.
The Trustees are: II. Vaughan, President, r
~. Graves, ]. w. PurvIs, J. NJ. Sharp, J. NJ. Pease
Rosuick, and J. J. Miche
F. BOSTICK, Sec'y
Benton, Oct. II, l242. l4-tf
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ILL 3.

AsAFE AND CERTAIN CURE FOR ORILLs AND FEVER.
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CePtificates.

Gallatin CO., Illinois, April g. l842.
Dr. CHAMP. oN-Dear S,T:-Within the last X
months have been using your Ant-Bi ious anu
Ague Pills, in my practice t. considerable ez-
tent aid have found Them to be productive OF su-
nerior effects in The cure of Fever ana many other
cases II is di6cnl to get them here, tt rir char
acter standing 80 high in all the south part OF this
state that they are all bausht up, and consequent-
IL it is very hard to get sufi lent qlantlty OF
Them. Yau will confcra great favor on the inhah-
tants of this county hy forwarding good supply
% A. 4. WOLFE, Md.
CERTIFICATE FROM DR WAN. McLELEN
Taiadega 60, Ala, Nay 2l>t, 1872
This Is TO certify that duri G the pat seas
have made use oil DR.. Champio's Ague Medicine
+, my pract &C. and out OF twenty two boxes (aiI
hai) never failed of effacting permanent re
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patient TAX more than halt II box can, with
stri vrracity, and do with great pleasure say
that | believe it to be the best, safest and mos
eff, ctual remed, for Ague, Chills and Fever, sc.
taat has ever been discovered.
WIN. Me- Ellen.
CERTIFICATE FROM JAS. TURNER.
This is to certify that have used DR.. Champion:
Vegetable Ague Medicine in my ftmly for the las
twelve months with the m st happy ff.ct. Law,
use THIN in chills and fever and have witness e,
tho good effects Of tire medicine in great numbe
Of cases, aud have Ecvor known il to fail o per
form cure, aud do think DR.. CHAMPIONS Pill
by far Inc best meG iciue have ever known use
N revers. JAMES TURNER.
Chlrle.t n & C. Fcb'v 5fh 1912
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an arrangement with JOSEPH c. NEAL, ESQ
for series OF COMIC SKETCHES, in his pecd-
lar vein.
Mr.. NEAL justly ranks as the bes, humor>t IL
America, and has long been known as ''Fht
American Boz" Ills humorous talents are, how.
ever, of higher order than any ye, displayed b.
Dickens, and feel sure that his articles will b.
hailed with beligh: by his countrymen.