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PERRIN WASHINGTON.
To DR.. A. ]. scnwAnrzr. Jr.

TO Z. j SOHW = I. ---- ~ ="
Dear Sir: Under sense of deep obligation to
the virtue of your SdrsapnrHa" in the entire
ration of one of my children from General Debili
~ and prostration Of the system take plea
sure in tcstifying to your invaluable medicine; bn,
seven bottles were used Two years since, when the
child was restored to, and still continues in the en-
joyment Of, perfect health
January g. ls4s DAVID RIDGELY.
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NO. 81 NORTH Sixth STREET, pHfLApELPHfA,
GIVES Drawings and Specific ntons contacis TO eree
" Dwellings, NC, and lay out the grounds for Country
SEATS OF Cemsfces together with the arsnaement 70
Trees to give the proper effect Also, Churrhes Hospitsl
Prisons WsterWorks 0ssW Works. &C., on The latest and
most approved plans, Including heating ysnfstng &o
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nopERT \. wALKEn

WILL PRACTISE LAW IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE UNITED STATES,
IN answer to many letters he thinks PROPER say, that
he cannot attend 10 claims before Congress or any OF
the Departrens hut will devote his attention exclusively
10 cases entrusted 10 him IN the Supreme Court.
Once Pennsylvania avenue near the seven buildings
washington, DC. 81 be- mar o--f
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WAsHrscTos, January 6, 1913.

To DR.. A. J. ScHwARTzE, Jr
Dear Sir: l take great pleasure in stating that,
about 10 months since, used your Compound Err
Hrdc Of tSdrsdpariHd remedy for General Debii-
ify under which had been aboring n long time,
and that few bottles restored mo to sound health,
which has continued TO the present time
Very respectfully, /.
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PoUGHKEEPsIE COLLEGIATE
SCHOOL,.

about three ourths Of mile from the beautiful village
OF nuicnsss Uounty s.ae Q, new EorK
Reference 10 invariably had the nature Of the juvenile
mind and constant efforts, employed to develop Its
powers In their natural Ter and preserve them in
their relative strength The domestic arrangements and
modes Of instruction adapted TO youth OF ten Of
age and upward and they instructed IN such branches
may be requisite, either to qualify them for ereiai
life, engineering, orto prepare them for college.
Animal expense per scholar is $780, payable quarterly in
advance This sum includes all charges for hoard tuition,
stationary, bed and bedding washing room fuel, light,
and books, Except the French and the Spanish books
The year isdived into two terms Of % weeks each The
summer term commenceson the first Wednesday In May.
The winter term first "Wednesday in November It is the
purpose Of the undersigned receive any youth into his
school whose moral character isnot good.
CHARLES BARTLETT, Principal.
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WAanrsoroN, January "a, is

VUFHNT y !
II gives me pleasure to say that am acquainted
with tile proprietor of the above medicine and also
with number of gentlemen wis lave tested its eff
cacy; and have no doubt, from the unimpeachabe
character of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates, that they can be fully relied on.
ULYSSES WARD. n
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IEsocENTIy PoprINo THE Observation-Disclosures
said young lady her lover There ~ nothing o.
tsresfiag In the papers to-day s there, dearP INC,
love, but hope there will, one day, when we both
shall be interested. Tho ledy FLUSHED and said,
For shame Charles
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THE STANDARD PRErARATIoN.
Da. .sCHWARTzE's COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARILL,A e4s

- = = - - - e, ;. r, 3, T.n,,. ' 49,
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oeen cooa!ea oy ms poweIiui lemedy ioI ,ne ias'
hlee ydais ~ w una n,s,
places mas inuucou e PIope.ot 70 " ciiIs
viction ,hat i,s invaluable and unerrine remedial
virtues will benefit thousands, undei whose notice
il may come, Therefor, he would urge ii upon all
who read this not to let it pass unnoticed, but give
il that attention 10 which il is so deseryedly enti-
tlod a9G sas
The following some o { the diseases which
will testify to its never-faling efficacy, viz:
Scrofula in any form
Incipieni stages of Consumption, when proceeding
from scrolnlous habit
Chronic Rheumatism Bronchitisi
Dyspepsia when proceeding from hepntic derange-
ment
Constitutional Syphilis; General Debility;
Habitiial Costivness; Cuianeoua Affections, and
all diseases arising from deranged secreons or i'm.
purities of the blood
Persons taking thls remedy should not grow im-
patient OF become TOO sangnine in their hopes of
rand restoration 10 health as lis efficacy depends
measureably upon the strength of constitution and
fore would say TO all whomay feel disposed 10 test
its virtues not 10 commence before they ae fully de-
termned 10 continue It's use, whether il be one bot
tie, dozen, or more, as no two cases are exactly
similar, or can be relieved by any stated number In
anticipation ,f'
v The accompanying certifcatesare from, gentlemen
of responsibility residing in Washington cify and
from those abroad, 10 whom would refer all those
who are In the least doubtful Hundreds of tesii-
monals can be produced as to efficacy, bur as they
have thought a few respectable certificates, coming
from gentlemen well known would suffice.
1ER 7,JET(t dTE, g.
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PHYSICIANS cER7YFYCATES.

WAsHfSGToN, January 5, 1910. Lll
am informed Of the ingredients of which Dr.
Schwartae's Compound Extract of Sarsaparia is
composed, and believe II TO be the best preparation
of the kind with which am acquainted and admir-
ably adapted to produce sautary alternative effect.
PERIGRINE WAKEFIELD, NJ. d.
WAsHiseroN, January 10, 1876.
II gives me pleasure TO recommend the Compound
Extract of Sarsaparilla, prepared by DR.. Schwartze
as / have knowledge of its constituent parts. be-
lieve that II viii achieve more for the afflicted, than
any other preparation Of Sarsaparila now before the
public. II. +. CONDICT, NJ. d.
WAsHiNeros, January II, 1916.
Having been made acquainted with theingredicnts
and mode of preparing DR.. Schwartze's Compound
Extract of Sarsaparila, believe 1t TO be most hap
Ply remedial combination of that valuable ROOT with
ihe Other remedies Of which il is composed,
J. Nj. GIBSON, M. ID.
GEoReErows, January 81, 1913.
Having been made acquainted by DR.. Schwartz
with the Ingredients Of his preparation of Sarsapara
concur with the medical gentlemen above in regard:
ing Ii as an Alternative of great efficacy, and in all
cases TO which such alternative is adapted of great
power. BENZ. 8. B0HRER, NJ, d.
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Extracts from Addrsss aeiroseday Rev rhii'r n ~
iedster M n. 10 he Students ef ne Ps.xAttepse tas
sfds School, al the close " hslr aaaHR sra'~fasapH
Yousa GENTLEMEN;
The exercises thai have taken place In your rssmason
have thoroughly tested your nitanmsni, an have Afford
ell us satisfactory evidence that the employed fo
Jour instruction have moi failed Of good measure Of sue
cess. sstE
We have not however been surprised, in view Of the pro
6ciency you have generally made IN the useful and orna
mental branches Of education which been the Objects
nf your pursuit. for distinguished facilities avail pro
duce proportionae results the improvement you have
hiblted was 10 have been expected. -
Having alluded TO the advantages you have enjoyed, Il 10
my wish 20 be distinctly understood considering them
very great and special And this may assert, without
fear Of being suspected OF attempt al setapprobaton
stricor Yet for some considerable time paa having been
ssfed In regard 10 the institution to which YOU belong
asto have had full opportunity ofclpsely investigating lis
educational system both ita theory and practice
feel free affirm, that In all the particulars In which ex
celency may be predcaed Of nm academic al course
have known any superior, and in many respects
equal thai adopted and carried out in me Pouel
keepse Collegiate Institute. 3.
RrRs presented You the greatest facilities for laying
solid and extensive basis o. useful and polished
ton
the various departments Of classical literature mathemat
cal science commercial knowledge, foreign languages and
the ornamental branches Of music drawing and painting
mar30-du t'9 ta
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Motto. 10 pre-emition Claimants.

Every psrson entitled to The right q pre- empon 70 Any
of The lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above enumerated required TO establish the same 10 ths
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the proper na
office and make payment therefor os pTncfie1oe a.
err seeing this notice. and before the day appointed or he
commencement Of the public sale Of the lands embracing
tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
77 'N RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
CnmmIssnner Of the General Land Otlce.
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WAsHINoTov, January %, 1913.
Most Of the gentlemen named above are known to
me as citizens OF high respectability; and the pro-
fessonal portion Of Them are Of the best standing
among the physicians Of this community.
w, w SEAToN, Mayor,
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TESTIMONIALS


The undersigned who have for time had children
under your care on College Hi and who have attended
expressing to you. and 10 he public through yo our
high consideration ofyou. noble School Win The oea
study room, the dormiiory-the play grountl--e Gym
nasinm-wth the comfort and refinement OF the family
with the thoroughness OF Its educational provisions and
the influences which exerted the minds Of the
scholars delighted; and unrelnested by you,
you this Of our grateful regards and earn
wishes thai you may continue to receive, You most
certainly deserve the liberal patronage which You have
hitherto enjoyed.
Q, c, VAN cLEEr, Pastor Of the r, D Church
Hackensack,
EDoAR THORN, Supervisor OF the town OF
Poughkeepsie 3s
sB. TnowpnIpoE, Merchant poushkeepsie
GEO, VAN KLEKcR, /"
JOHN T. McCouN Troy,
GEoRoR v. PoMEnoy, New York,
ASA Holt, Brooklyn
IsnARL HawIEY, Merchant New York
HuBEnr VAN WAoENIN ponNhkeepsie.
Extract from the report Of The examining G committee
The committee believe thai the examination has resulted
In satisfying NIL who were present thai the teaching in
ry department has been faithful practical and efficient such
al viii produce thorough sound and useful education
The advantage which this school enoysn respec posi-
ton, buildings, gronnds ior recreato gymnasium, and
hardly TO need amy notice from the committee Dnt they
cannot refrain from directing the public to lis sipsriorit
in this respect overany other school with which they
The kind and excellent lpatron orhe school is 20 aen
i've the various duties which assigned to her, hs
boys hardly feel the want Of a mother care.
The strict paterna discipline and careful waiehfil
constantly exercised by the principal tAr bartlett
"a. as ' WHICH n The sss
parents every assurance that they can reasonably do
mand that their will be well cared for aud pro,,
trained for the great purposes 81 iien~i"lnsss ~ M
"''''' '''' o. THOMSON
D. w. fAtRffEi.p,
~ q, LUDLOW.
Oct 9Th, lsas L.f, wAino-
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I'oHgHNttT5I8, FtUTHWg' ~ 4
REFERENcES AND PATRONS.
HON WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Auburn, N X,
HON JAMES EMOTT, Ponghkeepne, do
= CHARLES BARTLETT. Esq, do do
REV On r. w. HATCH. Wisconsin,
REV DIR EDWARDDAYIS Basion, n, Y,
GEN WALTER CUNNINGHAM. Poughkeepsie, do
REV. Din LUDLOW, do do
REV. DE MANN, Pa. -l mar 2l--dly :.
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Rules in relation 10 claims prorided for BY an act 81
Congress, approrsd Sd March, lei9, entitled AIN
act to proride for the payment Of horses and other
property lost destroyed II, The military service d
he United States"
LII CLAIMS under the provisions Of this ACT mus
IA be presented at The office oil the Third Auditor Of the
Treasury Department, and each be substituted by
such evidence il hereinafter designated with respect
cases Of the class under which II falls n @ai w
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-12-26
HARDWAREe
r.. DIS.

III Chaartres St., ~
Successor 10 r. w. Mo,agomery,1a~S
Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
Hardware, offers for sale on reasonable terms,
the following: -..s -.
900 tons Swete, American and English Iron, as
sorted;
800 bundles English, American and Russian sheet.
hoop and band Iron:
5000 lbs B,azIer's Copper. assorted,
5000 lbs Block and Bar Tin;
1000 kegs Weymouth Nails;
300 tons Hollowware Castings, pots, ovens, skill
lets, FIRE dogs, &c. IL 4
Cotton and Woolles Cards; -.,s
Ames' and Rowland's spades ard ~shovets;
Ok. Log, Trace, Halter, Coil and Cane Garter
Chains;
Cotton and Cane Hoes, Flows, Corn shelters, etc;
Sad Irons, Patent Balances, Brass kettles; IS
Tin and Japaned Ware; q
Hook and Plate Hinges; ~4r IT,
Bellows, Anvils, Vices, Smiths Tongs;
Locks of all kinds, sliding door furniture, sc.
Tenders, Andirons, Fire sets;
Straub's celebrated patent burr stone Corn Mills;
Mill and Grind stones;
Paints. Oils, Glass aud Putty;
Lard and sperm Oil; 1
Coopers' Tools, assorted; ~" aa
Together with every variety of goods usually
found in a Hardware store, for sale very low.
oc10 6m 4.s
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EXTENSIVE SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-Dr. Mott
recently performed a surgical operation at the
new st. Vincent Hospital in Thirteenth street,
which, he remarked, in point of size and surface
to be cut, exceeded more than double all his
former practice. A huge tumor had grown with
the growth of a middle aged woman, until it
extended entirely round, from the neck to the
shoulder blade, reaching down the side, nearly
to the hip. The tumor was 81 inches long,
and weighed nine pounds after it was taken off.
During the operation, which occupied nearly an
hour, the patient suffered but little, being un-
der the influence of chloroform. More than
fifty ligatures were used in tying up the veins:
and some of the latter were so enlarged, that
the finger could be thrust into their openings.
Since the operation, the sufferer is comparatively
comfortable, and there are hopes of her ultimate
restoration. Thy hideousness of the tumor,
and its unceasing discomfort, had made life to
her almost uncomfortable. "
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-12-26

T. To Our PATRoNs.-The 1st of January is
the period that we expect all of our subscribers
and advertisers, who are in arrears, to make
payment. 1t is in the power of all to accom-.
plish this important feature in the interests of
the Sentinel, by renting US their separate
amounts by mail, the receipt of which will be
acknowledged by return mail. An immediate
attention to this notice is most respectfully re-
quested, as the printer is on a level with the
rest of the world-he must pay his debts; and
to do this punctually, it is no less our pleasure
than our duty. -t1 a~.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-12-26

Mr.. CLAY AND THE ADMINIsTRATIoN.-A
correspondent of the New York Tribune says:
Mr.. Clay has called upon the President once or
twice within the past week, and their inter-
course at such interviews were of the most
cordial and unreserved character. Toward the
Administration Mr.. Clay entertains none other
than the kindest feelings, and in all measures
involving wing principles, the Sage of Ashland
will be found first among them. The anticipa-
tons Of our opponents, consequently, that Mr..
Clay would assume an indifferent if not a hos
tile attitude towards the Administration, are
dissipated into thin air.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-12-26

CALIFORNIA CoAT OF ARMs.-California had
prepared a coat of arms and a seal. Upon the
foreground is a grizzly bear feeding upon a clus-
ter Of grapes. Upon the right is a representa-
ton of Minerva holding the Gorgon shield in
one hand and a spear in the other. The reverse
is the representation of the miner, toiling for
his precious treasure. In the middle, u river, in
which are seen steamboats,. In the distance is
the snow-clad tops ofthe Sierra Nevada, and on
the top the motto, Eureka" q have found it.)
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Fine Goods--No. 4 Charities st.

TIME subscriber begs respectfully 10 acquain.
his friends and the ladies in general. tina, he
has now In his store a splendid assortment Of all
kinds Of Goods which he is prepared 10 sell at very
low prices. 3rt8 :,
Plain Barages, black Bombazines. black and
and colored fCashmeres, do. Merinos, do. Nous
seine de LANES, French and American Prints, La
dies silk and merino Under Vests, Gen,lemen's
do, Boys and Misses do; a fine stock of Ladies'
English and German Hosiery, black and white
silk do, gents brown and white half hose, Misses
and Boys hose and half hose; Table Covers, Piano
Covers, and plain and colored Oil Cloths, Canton
Grape, Emb'd Cashmere and Woollen Shawls. all
prices; a first rae lot OF Blankets, Quilts, Linen
and Cotton Shee,ing, &c; Alexander's famous Kid
Gloves, with a perfect assortment of all kinds Of
Fancy Trimmings and Braids, Buttons, &c. All
l ask is a cab to prove that ] have overy thing in the
way Of Dress and Fancy Goods, Trimmings, &c.
w, w. THOMPSON,
oc24 en- 4 Charities st. &
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seNVAERM sEMzAMsA-
PLAQUMETNE.
"HDNESDAY, DECEMBER o.

year, ul nsan As joyous season 81 y
the o. ""t tha Inc old md young, the grave :
md s 81 '"e ''aborer and the banke-sssan TO
master--all are allowaiar cares and
.Afo" ASIDE their vocattle Of the sweets of
s"e'r oufles' to taashnot of hilarty, surely our
10y ana Extend a proportionate latitude OF
sment to the editor and his devil, VIII" Ia
Dor so assidiously for the moral and personal
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of their species. With this
hope, we have ventured to issue this week a
s~parsely filled sheet, with the promise that we
will m the new year with renewed en-
ergies and exertions to adavnce the interests of
the Parish, and to perpetuate the principles that
are dearest to the welfare Of the country.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-12-26

S~orREE.-It will be perceived by advertise
ment that our friend BURDEN has commenced
catering in earnest for the tastes of the public,
particularly that fair portion Of it which give
zest, interest and happiness to our existence
Our host of the Planters could not devise a
more appropriate means of winning the graft
tude Of Iberville's fair daughters, than by fur
thering the views Of the young men in giving
a series of these Soirees at this season of the
year. .&.# #e55t 2.s
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-12-26

AN ACT WORTH REcoRDre,-@7of our
neglected to notice a trulyssome accident,
s'a' a few days pas father's boat into a
4elio"-towns9abirty feet water, and would
Tell ron d but for the timely aid Of Mr.. P.
~deAAtIkEAUx, who was near the scene at the
and who Immediately threw off his coat
nd sprang into the river after him, and just in
ime to succeed in grasping the hair of the lit
lie fellows head as he was sinking for the last
and brought him ashore, with the blood
from the lads mouth and nose, who
ias soon restored, to offer his thanks to the
.enerous nreserver of his life.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-12-26

ia yankee is never upset by the astonish-
ing. He walks upon the Alps with his hands
in his pockets, and the smoke Of bis cigar is
seen among the mists of Niagara. One ofhis
class sauntered into the office of the lightning
telegraph, and asked how long it would take to
transmit q message to Washington. aTen mi
nutes." was the reply. "Ican't wait" yas the
rejoinder. sb
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-12-26

NELIyoNA Division No. 60, S. OF This new
vision Of the Order Of the Sons of Temper.
Ice was organized last Sunday st Livonia set.
ement on Crosse Tete, by J. G. Davis, P. w,
/. of Nichols Division, Plaquemine, assisted
y several Of his brother members. The fol.
pwiug are the officers of the new Division;
DR.. W, H. Lyme, w. p; s. P. Ivey, w. A.;
g. B. Clifford, r. s.; VIM. Macarthur, A. r. S.;
John A. Warren, +. s.; Jas. Hutchens, r.;
]. D. Chaplin, C.; VIM. Hamblin, A. C..
The Division at this place now numbers over
30 members, and will, we trust, be the means
Of organizing various other Divisions in the
n~eighboring settlements.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-12-26

PRESIDENT TAYLOR OF H~UNGARY.-The
friends of suffering Hungary will be g~ratiied
(says a Washington correspondent ofthe New
York Tribune) at learning that the President,
in his message to Congress, has expressed for
the Hungarians all the sympathy that he con-
s~istcntly could do, and has demonstrated, by a
recital of the acts of the administration to-
wards them, that such sympathy was not feign-
ed but was heartfelt.
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uA Paris letter writer, after alludding to
the many minor signs Of imperial ambition in
the President, mentions that "the wires Of the
electric telegraph are all to centre in the Ely.
see. The police project is to be got thither
with his budget Of discoveries. And the en-
tire administration is to be copied from the ira
dition of Napoleon.