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MINING COMPANIES.

rUuF TRUSTEES or TIE sEAMES'S BANK
FOR SAVINGS have ordered that Interest % pau "a
al r@posi,s that according 20 me bylaws are enuueu
hereto fr the 81 months ending oAth June as o4vNs
On sums Of S00 and under, a. he rate oi 81 per CENT
Der auuur; and exceeding 1000 AZ th. rae Of
tg. Ter cent per anuum, payable 90 ana ATT honeas
sta -. The interest Will le placed % inr cfroi- D -r
o,'..,.,g. fl. rrn-.oaI BENZ STRONG. Pres't
'Wrlft.,,F Sgt,o.. Secretary. jylI w.
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r. Wntcr-Cure lustitntes.-U VI l hAlA 1.t'
a.,nf. AL l.s cou1noduls city rsian slnr ~ II
=, ~ door fiota 81 john psrA and ai % sief Bay l. l.
a. hss also competent assistants iui ouI door pfa'uce
Consu.tauous. verbal or uy letter, > ie1 lA
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~. rur nAInN RAnM nF lnn ACREs. b

sfS longing TO David ) Mills. At Newtown l. ! upon
s- upon which he now restrsl - offered Tor sale ie
whole or M parcels The wei-knowu reputation oi me
above farm furnishes ~ iy fs character and advantages
a. b.osy-py 10 the .ain. For terms spply 10 h Megs
American Institute, n Y or DAVID MILLS. on me
premises. miles from smsourgh Ferry % iamaea
fks
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10 LET



THAT yArr.sTF wATER-P OwTR, A. Mii'on
D. I-..sr c, or ne hsrs ~ he Hldso1. TIE 'Afre~
- story br-k Factory bi.1.ns. E. lo5-r - he,
ri,.i- r.as. o ven f par. tie ~ p, - NJ y
t- i->.-ec l. ere - DE n1cst Frisi r, .- ' 80
~ snai hu.ness surh uskirg. auiionn,,N- /. <
Access easy uA-kei-sieartoas ant four nlis' -s'
SPELNAN 4 FRASER Is Cetsr.st NY ~ q
n J jENErr P'1ln seersie, nf % .l',
CRAFTS sMiTH. On tae premises i,'e'1'
a. WANTED TO HIRE 4 dwe.-ag ho1'e. pre- Pre-.
n .r ,-., - ~ 5 "a l.. ~ "a As-..
~ D'e
- To IFr-rt- s,u.c ,-l s-is o1 Tairt ar Lex
y: n.ia1svs brs,ve-n r. -rv-s''scrih SO Iar,-e y
- ground. We surr.~d ~itt iru'i i'ss - -
vi. .f-re es'er For tenn. A. SPY & $500
BLkko AkA. A1croneer' p ,ai -
>=ToIET OR LEA-E-A comfortable 4siory
- rs.- s.-, r.sr-.arv 1afli d.rss attached sla 4
~ sc-r- 1f and. Sil 8 niles 0i io'oAeh --'
pNrpca..r, .rca.rs of 4 y. BUCkMASIEk 40 hadsoc-
:, a.su
- LOTS To LEr.-In ne rev said'T n Norh
e. orrew " .srn--i exierdii Z y = a
saa ~ a. a eli ,, -,.s.ai ',r ans trht ra-u'ac,l,
hr.i,-.. l-eu.re . JOHN EOAN. - Jai1e'-'' 20 VI
81 RLlN9 on PIE rIg'..'e-' - 80,
s. COUNTRY STORE ANn DWELLING TO
~ errv r. -he ,insge " see,ie J within ni -
Of Newlork Ire dive n@is g story 1-i.l.a- " s
III ~. -,- rsssar,v rlifei In hr nsr street. at
rrs-a,e .tsnd for 5n- nest offering rare onp.ftny W
80 -.s-.r~ .,t.-s Id open country store Terms ~"
h- made essy AMI possession sifr' in''ili 't
I'D n X CADMJS 4 Co n ta' premi~s' ~ I n
MILES 3 Wi.Ian-st New York. ~ W.
COUNTRY SEAT TO LIT OR FOR SALE
g.: 4 holse and garden 90 Long Island SOMA s''A'
~ we mt from The railroad depot. 90 NJ fo-t, Conn
The house 81 by -, win kitchen aHscned tsere Als
49,. on a. sides al The house. both IN the i ard
- .,oes. there are - acres 81 land Snt hard sand
beach OF three mi es ia extent NAT oe ons 20 e
most de,f~Ah'e SGmner residence The grounds are
ve arranged snd the baihng and nsing exec. ent III
80 - fi.s n J BLt ut. II Naiist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

w slElOr ROssINt Just arrived fro" Italy maArs
known 20 the pu5c he lns inventor az ms estaof
binary chemical preparation, approved y te ''1uIa
Academy OF Rome ~ 8f0 ard other parts Oh lay a. .he
-, external remedy Tor epdemical Diseases and iot we
Cholera Il useful Tor many other purposes- remove
moi. from the face from sny other parts ~ me npdy
N .moofhs lie wrinkles and makes the ssin lucd ana sol
IKE velvet For more ample lniOfnauon' sec -ur -
crpuo. The afrenie Wafer - sod atilo, 5ji and ~
P,,s5x.v = a hottie ylf In
THE CHOLERA CAN BIZ CURED DR. beits ;
h .ckberrv Syr4n nfi able remedy TOR me loi
.a ID africa 81 The mott violent cases cured n Dali
an hour HON Is BROWN, sCe Agents, s' nassau
:, -r .ts.r. ly4 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

~ FOR sALE-A country seat A. Tarrytcwn' WIN
II. about two II ground complete covered h
A~ lsrye fruit trees fall bearing oi superior guay-
The house u. large, two-stories high, BALI me rom
>teahoa landing Railroad Depot. and Ave churches and
Po-tOHce This place Will be- sold cheap AS the hscfi
Der Intends moving. Possession inimediae ENG ne
OF l. b. TOMPkINS, THryiown. or h H. NNnef .
MA-Ls- -Etf'N
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S-Wigs WiKs. Mixs .-Ci1Erns Ana strangers
~ informed lai Tie 4f 81. cheap c-l a. trs ass1f
meat q wgs hac ilQrcs nrs.4s OF laE TAI a.
,fI.- arusurnfal hAir = o. te illn1 81 NEpdlksr
Hr.Er'> n NSd-u are the trs.- -lpQned - I'm
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~ Mrs W. - Cove Nichols. WAter-C Cure Pnysi-
Ia a. fexngInnsy Consu tau from 10 A NJ 10 I ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

NJ corner OF ru4rfsf-July interest for l85 -uci'
Tors are her. h, motif tnsf Board OF Trustees have
ordered Interest 10 paid the rae % ~ per cent ir
anrufn oa s sums I've hundred dollars ana nrf sna
noon AL sms above I've nurdfr DO las. ~ he ate q" I'VE
80 cent Der sar4na DA,sd.- al the Bank durng banh
hours. and aiier itr /. instant ~ onicI q" ,D'
Board. ABRAHAM Az NEoA AIc-''7N@
CLiNTo> GiLbthI' Secretaries lyif l~-
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LArpscAPE PAINTING,

nc GREtN--T. au1 a. ~ Ltce-nf broa4Ns ~
lZD-',rT.~r 81 Ponce Mr.. T. ". WHITLEY u pre-
..et w o.r srd scages every re, RON 50 10 sos
.rs ard ron 0r lal lraTlE- taken % u- spot ~
~ -.r.rf Stsf-s af ..r Il.ll all ID Canada NJ "
~ r. Ard faithful a-d 81 compare 'tt9'-Dy 49,
- VII. IN on civ arsf. Copies VI te Old master. 10
srd.csp~ are A. so made by Mr. " sn0 a-sO restores Ia
NEE. u'r-.rr- ID tlelr prsi.re condition
S-N--s ~ towns. c-es. nQf-s niArlfictDfir- r. -
or .t- rs.ferces take1 10 a. o. erms *
ELL. II aioserae al engraved On copper y store
.Lt1o-raglI - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

~ PTaSUA~CE Of orf-r of surrsa'- ct u- t"nnN -
iN-s ia hsr~oy gwen % al g-r'ou. h,'if c.rs
oEF a- 81 ~ cry ri YES fnfs ireease
~ 20. vouchers thereof The sntsf,rf - NJ
M "a William Colt Fg 80 - Wal street, 20 ths CO ~
k the thrtcth DAY 81 july u-ttp~tei Nsr
.,s go, SARAH Ggr Es-cuut
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WANTS.

WANTED -ITIaTfo>-By = to ~ -
w = rrspec'sh's family. .s'e'T rln lo-- - -
y make l---- generally Useful ~ 80 -, -.
goo fy reference 7rI ue gwen. r-'rf % ~ e.
- o- - and . " arlington neN uAfAe- 49, 80 =.
-.---
ANTkD-> z1suors frr 1nrin-i =. y - =. !.
w az cl--1--1. recently arrf-- re- -
- a.-oriaria1s a. ailirs O. > ara ~,
Ar-1-sror o. = slste a. --e orc oi .-T 49, ~ ~
q Eu. .rs4o-. 70 10 Pax y 1870.
gk-ANTED-ie A-rafs 90 - ne pei = oi. " 81 -
w 80 ore x ri ADJ POI -l-I 80. - 49,.
Amt. - r-ske ron ff % s." 49, err
,os-r..d. 20 = HUTCHINSON, j. -Nas'a-7''- -.
~ lu-
Nt-,NTFD-Tvo or .h-ee ac,iVe. 10. -.t-. - =.
w =, a. go. y l1crs-re tasire-s AFF'. -.
W. IT, - Wz-4--
,xuFRFA-. Ny WIFE. CATHERlNE fAl =,
w - - p, Ted sr- board "-t---- -'-s- .
-.,.'-.-..r te-erv csurcr a. person- - -..-.
n 10 ---.-1g h-r ~ -cc0rni, a. " 80 r.',
- ~ -ay 1-t-- 80 may cl-.rse 80 ts,Si-
MES fyl2IF'l FAlIH - D. 3
TO BOOK AGENTS. sac ile =. '-,..
4 ever rf-n.l-. e. fDr a cute. ~ 2, A. -. -
F.r.a,- Medical GUIDE they AZ Wy p, $50 81. ~.
!, j. i. qa.es each They rel-l readily 'of = lg =
80 81 --rr 49,. which be- lie As-,l ~ b, - :
Pc 20 Afer.s. So per -1nlre-- go 49,
an 3 to = r@- cav l re country town. 80 a.
SINNERS. 100 Sr2si v 81. =.
"a IN. r; e''--'..'
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- prRsIANCE oi an orisr ct Surrogate 90 no ,uuae d
N-- Yo Noise h.r-b, g.nios psf,ns hs's nn 'tsns
NNTHANlEi CLARK. ATE 81 ths CO y Nss fprs -eaei 70
ert t. ..a . la toatlsr. thereof ia- e
,-.- f IN Clan rrs street hi CO OF Ns~ fof.
hr- t- so "a, Of August >ss fofs, be iQs
a., ~ g-h,,,., 40 FLIEN CLAIM, Ea~cutrt
l.vs.r- JACOB COOPER. Et~, ufof
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g. COUNTRY STORE Am DWELLING TO


a. FOR -sIE-A small double house and SIX lots
tss IN Tweufv.frst-si lgI feet from Fh-av brooSyr
~ The place suitable for csrtman or mt snisn and
will be sod for 40 Aso ten lots on twenty arst o.
adjoining Greenwood Cemetery Tor safe low. Apply Al
the bat store IA Fult0n-sL Brooklyn N. VIC
s<. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOTS FOR SALE
ID Two lots on Thriyfourths - south side, snolt
~ midway between Seventh and Eighth avs Inc
street i 100 feet wide graded and severed Tue "s are
h,ll ana very desirably located. Inquire q
r,vlS II " q CANFlELD. no Greenwieh-st
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GENERAL NOTICES.

" FowIe,s - Wells, PhrenoioEist- ano
Publishers. Clinton Hal. l'i NAssai-sI he~ mo "
~J.W. Gloves, Dentist, 80 hudson-'' OPP :
ne A. - Al iel6 In
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-. ruInrN.EnIRTu- LnTs FOR SAFE.

IS sh 10 secure handsome building size m the upper
NJ mart of the city, located IN the Twelfth Wand. on me
line of,he Hudson River Railroad The above property -
offered 10 lots, 10 suit purchasers very 10"
-es and - " ell worthy the attention Of those about 10
invest ia rea estate For farther particulars Apply 10
= NNSSf A N LYON. - Waier-st
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xTros ROKKEYPORT,

i.sss,~y-z.--,N ,yu e.ch w1y-fDO urps per cay-Ihs
steamer JON wharf leaves Ch1mberssi
Per daily Sunday. eIcepied a. lO o'ciock, " and 4
z " hetlmins, easrs Key port al - O'Clock, A n sld
" On Saturdays inc middle mp viii &c omitted
~ m
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cFa-RATUING, FISHING, &c.-OcEAN

NHOU -. fopposte the II ghiands OF Neyisinkl . H.
WfLLIsTON. Proprietor Bue nsning having ceased ID
the rger have heen made win SAL ana SURF
boats for outside fishing lNeahrr permiiung mere me
ace nackere bass. black FISH &c are 'ound ~ great
abundance Steamers Confidence and Edwin Levi, cave
Peck-shp ana Fulton Marketslip daily for he Ocean
House For TIME of departure see dsily papers jyl' w
STAFFORD MINERAL SPRINGS HOTEL.
- The patrons Of tbs establishment are informed tha ne
sou.e being put IN order and viii Dee ready Tor reception
OF company III June. Every attention vii be paid 10
the comfort The table supplied with The best
he season affords Stages leave Hartford daily ~ NJ
and Palmer Dep6t on Arriva Of New-iork stesmsoai
train e5 fw D. hhpN NlN'.
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CuRE OF CORNS
,,ToNnVVrrI W,TEK OF yATKENIE.-

IN DISEASED NAILs-CHlROPODlST Sill
\ RfAKOEF f~afn II Peterborough. Ills oince . a. -
Proad~ay. opposite Broadway TheAi-r, formerly o.
Chan hrrssLI f,'"
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22s ROWERY.

II NONARQCE cal the Affection Of aides ard gen
L-uaea 70 als extensive .ssofO-nent u srs" kooos'
tar- Tor r1-s yollls. toys and llslts Asor o-cA
-t- nab .n1 pear l-lvers. r.esu.-r-. fars noe 2
49, :. nafs ~ riorn .nf o--r rAp- l@i 10
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.. s "a, Sr ~ XXX As~.a's.'''.

~ rR.IANCF o Al crisr .f he sarss- 81 ~ County Of
N~. Yo. nou,- h--o5 gr-1 al p-r-on hN'i'f e'.ns
NULL RNREkrS tf- Cs uf >rN loft f~ssei
.-t H. thereof % Al. su'-rh- = ~
49,. I'D DAVID Nsnnrr. street 80 CO n' W
- IN Or b~s- tho September nsitDsiss
S.s orA th- teeth tss " Nsrh. ist1
" lNptA RORERTs, Administrators
nfs DAVID : NANNtN~ 'fH'-''-ff
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VI MING BOAT FOR COLD
z<.2zSE SPRlN0, PEEksklLL, SING. SIS0.
TAkRfTOWS ana us intermedists
p.ace=, iouehlng NJ Hammsud.st each Wsy.-Tne new
steamer JOS. bELkNAP. Capt J r Tai.fnan viii ieavs
loot ~ CnaIntefsst every molning A. ocOcs Return-
ing leaves Cod sprnY a. IL 81. and Peekskil 81 r
W sunday. TINS TIP L. sxls1ded S-~bgrgh leay.nz
Ne"onfzh 81 = n For passage apply on board Or %
mT%5sm- Wd KADEORD h co ~ Wesrsi
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A. PURSUANCE order o a- sgrrgtt- OF To toanv Of
] kns., rou-s h-shY gwen 20 al lsfrons LAVA Jam.
gems NARY HlNT of Htu~ fesA-sd ~ rt-.sri
,. reuf - Oh. sabs'rusf ~ t- ce -
lIse- Holden B--s street, 10 t Of Ns~ fof. ~
s tsrs ne "a, SEPTEMBER a-Tt-nstsd Bfoosya, iht
usf..an GEORGE HuNr. AsnnstrSios
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NOTICE TO BRICK MAKERS.

L'OR sALB-J. L RANSOM > Brc1 Aoeldiaz Ma
L cu-s nay 1e se-l 10 operation every lar cay ~ ~
a-l-lurgh / corner % -olLl-- xrt--t aud Inicr-sF
lcty 10 from Pr~kslp Ferry. For 4riher iniornaon
trcl-e vi C. h POST, ~ W.er-sL Ne~-4ork - II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

- LOTS TO IEr.-In ne ur~ eaid'1g Nor,n
3 1rrar " ..r1--t exteriing fh -c-sh 20 W So.
H. 1.--- ,-rrt on e.-h rect The otls ae . a. ~
sa@- ara .-a ell g rrsfri OPP a0f ft1i rA l'-'.-
bushes. l-c1.re . JOHN sOAN. - Js1s''s, 20 o. VI
I L. . = A, .ffH a rr.
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lime KFPORT-OF TIE CONNECTiCII NJ =
j Al IiFE INSURANCE COMPANY Il .RTFnkD
I'm. Couq.ny a. is.ued clflns Dc moaih - J-te'
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DASK OF SALISBURY The note. Of Ihs Bsns
ID Of Salisbury, Maryland, redeemed By 4. H0UGH-
TON, IS WALSH u per cslL discount rs lyDkW.
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a. WANTED TO HIKE dwe.-as hou'e 2-r .-
- or- sourfh.. -or below Nesey-st A-cr~s- j. :
T-.r--- r.-e y3s.'
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DROKE> CANDY 10 c-ut. pound. win . general
I'D A..orr-nf VI corecronsry Al Wholesale retail,
he loxsg pres o. HODGklNs, ManufAcurer,
iot In IL Gsssnslchsi begseen Cortland Liberty.
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- To LET OR IEA-E-A comfortable -siory
~ -- nj ant xt-fts - ai.e of donoken ana 4 81
Sal. re-rv li commands -s..iil tiN-ye,- ~
pNrucl.ars inquire ct 4. q. blCNMA> I'm 40 si-.s-
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DAG-.-T1e niKte-l markei price pslo IN eesn iof
Ill.,. Csuvs.s Ba. zfux. P0rtefs' Paper, wrapping
500 l,ras. Tsrr-c 49, Hemp ROpr, -
Fa ~ CVur- a Yield = Gu = H~~E
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~ TO LETT t'u.e s~l a1ts na t1.-l al *
n: .tar ~ between r. -rv-s-'errih Az IT, r,e n
- r.r.. We .urr ~ ", ltl frlIf. tr-v'-rr 'l
y ,l .' -r,. a sfer For fc-ui- A. sQfy & ANttJNi
BLEECkEN Alcr oreer. : psisi 81 -
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FaTHRR HOSE n every DESCRIPTION nlalufae-
49, - - hst u--r.ls. arf cuL.-sltly hand
- Hsd.onsf a1c es--uf q cor u rezFl .nG CsAu an
40. = HfVt Y - aTCkNA@Ttg
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-17

FIVE STEAMBOATS, EURNED,-NNe learn from
the Crescent that the Aaron Hart, Illinois, Fal-
con, Marshal Ney and North America, lying at
the Levee at Kew Orleans, were entirely con-
suncd on Sunday night last, together with a
large quantity Of freight, passengers baggage,
&c. The Bee of Tuesday says, we presume
that the loss Of property amounted to upwards
of 100000, Of which a portion is insured in
the Western offices. This alludes to the value
Of the steamboats, burned, for as far as the car
goes are concerned, we were unable to obtain
any particulars. The Marshal Ney, one of the
boats burned, had no less than 200 hhds. sugar
on board, the whole Of which was consumed.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-17

FRANCE AND RUssIA.-The intercourse be-
tween the envoy of republican France and the
imperial tyrant Of Russia, as reported by the
Assemble Rationale, appears, considering the
peculiar circumstances Of the times, OF asome-
what extraordinary character. 1t is said that
the Emperor had endeavored to avoid all polit-
ical subjects Of conversation; but on one occa-
sion, pressed for a reply to some interrogation,
he ventured boldly to declare in the presence
of the republican: "lIy project, General, is to
suppress revolution wherever it may show IT.
self" A pretty compliment this to the ambas-
sador of any Government founded upon arev-
~olution; but some Of the Paris papers take
GREAT comfort in the reflection that the Gar is
only disrleased with the revolutionary princi-
p,e. and does not intend to NEEDLE with ina
tionalities."
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-17

MEN WITH TAILs.-A French scientific com
mission has Uncovered a race of men i'll Africa,
with tails, and no mistake. A report was late
" made to the Academy of Science thereon.
They are one remove from the baboon, scarcely
SO handsome or human as the ourang-outang,
but can talk like negroes. They are terrible
savages, and one of their peculiarities is a fond
ness for raw flesh, especially human flesh
When they are kept as slaves, if not stuffed
with raw meat occasionally, they are rs DANCE
rous as a beast Of prey. The slave-traders, on
this account, refuse to buy therI, as they do
not want their stock TO eat each other up.
The descriptions Of them say that the pro-
loneation of the vertebral column gives to
each Northumberland or female-a tail of two
or three inches long. They are called Ghllanes'
and are rarely more than five feet high; bodies
lean and seem weak; arm long and slim; fore
head low and receding; ears long and detorm-
ed: mouth wide, and furnished with teeth very
sharp.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-17

THE PEsTILENT PREss.-Whatever there is
of a bad and vicious nature in society, finds fol-
lowers, advocates and organs. Instances can
be found, though rare, at this day, where the
Press has been enlisted in the service OF this
Evil Genius, No better term occurring to our
minds to bestow OH such newspapers as lend
themselves instruments of evil, as 4 proper de-
sionation, we shall, to serve our present purpose
employ the term of-The Pestilet Press
The characteristics by which the Pestllent
Press may be known, are as striking as abhor-
rent, They are the reverse of Integrity,
Honor and Good Fellow ship. These constitute
its principles of action; and he who would enlist
it into his service must not employ means in
consistent with them" Having no interest in
common with a we'll organized community, its
most natural employment is, to disturb society,
engender %neighborhood difficulties, array one
maj against another, stir up the evil passions.
by exciting envy, by promoting objects OF re-
venge, and in the invention of schemes destruc-
tive of individual happiness and the peace of
families. Having no notion of manliness or
the better impulses of the human heart, it acts
on the principle that all mel are scoundrels.-
Fora consideration, its columns are ever open to
the use of il-tempered, evil disposed men; who,
too cowardly and mean to appear before a com
munity in their proper persons, hid behind this
breast-work to apply the worse thar lncendlary
torch. Its columns are as the Invisible CLOAK
to the assassin who would strike the object OF
his malice and be seen not OF men. 1t IS the
mask that any william may put on to wound In
nocence. Feeding on the vapors OF unwhole-
some agitation, its own breath is poisonous
Business, private character, social relations, and
matters that, among civilized men, are held
most exempt from the public gaze, it orags forth
with a keen relish. The Pestilent Press may
be recognised wherever it exists, and is sure to
encounter the frowns of the good citizen, the
upright man, and the lover oftruth.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-17

PoULTRsY HoUsEs-MANAGEMENT OF LAYING
HENs.-The former should be thoroughly
cleansed and whitewashcd. To ensure your
hens to lay through the winter, provide them
now under cover, accessible to them at all
times, a load of sand and gravel, and a small
parcel of old mortar broken fine. Occasionally
through the winter, mix pulverized chalk in
dough and give it them; so, also, you must
occasionally give them messes OF fresh meat,
chopped fine. 1fthey have not access to run
ming water, you must attend to their being sup
piled daily with fresh water. Their food must
be alternated, but given them regularly three
times a day-morning, noon, and 4 o'clock, P.
NJ. Corn, Jucktcheut, oats and corn meal dough,
and billed potatoes, are the best kinds of feed
for ENTHUSIASTICALLY cabbage leaves or tur-
nips cutinto very small pieces should be given:
If mixed with their dough feed, they would
probably eat these vegetables the more readily.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-17

GERMANS IN AMERIcA.-Itis said that there
are now about w millions of Germans in the
United States, and that their number is rapidly
increasing. There are sixty thousand in the
city of New York alone, who, it is said, are
among the most industrious and flouris}ing OF
its working population, but who don't make
halfthe fuss or the clamor of the six thousand
Frenchman who reside in that city.
It is stated that there are, in the ONO Me-
thodist Episcopal Conference alone, forty-three.
German Methodist preachers, most OF whom
have some knowledge Of English, and that
lately they have formed themselves INTO an
association for their mutual improvement; and
also to devise measures for preaching the Cos
pei more extensively and etiectually among
their brethren in this country.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-17
TERMS OE THE SENTINEL.
PEA q e M e:
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IT, Is
,TnFsn III, HYarrManRsOlR.

This gentleman, says the last Lake ProVl-
dence Republican, who has been coming to
see US soon, for the last two months-but who
never did come-is by our last accounts at Ba-
ton Rouge. John has not been a political as
pirant for the last six years without learning a
thin. or two, and he knows it Wonld be poor
rol5av in him to come TO a district where the
voters are enjoying the benefits Of Parham's
p~re-e.n,tion bill, AID there attempt to Justify
the folly and absurdity of the Swamp Land
Fiji. lie knows he people here are apt to test
measures concerning their interests, and not to
believe that every thing done by their repre-
resen.atiye is forrtheir benefit, because he choo-
seq o assert that it IS 20, unless when the mea-
sure is reduced 10 practice, it bears out the ira
mers PROMISES. That Ijarmaesons Swamp
Land BIZ is a gross imposition, no one but b-
g,taG party hacks pretend to deny. That his
course in Congress was far from meeting with
the appreciation Of his constituents is equally
certain. end that Stewart will beat him next
November. is quite as conclusive a fact.