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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-03

UEycry married MAJ should let his wife
have the management Of tn" Home department,
and give her, as Secretary, the control Of the
different Bureaus. It won't do, however, to let
her have the control of the War Department.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-03
seNyMERM sEMLAMEAs
The Rangers Lament for "POOr
Old Joe"

The Rangers Lament for "POor
Old joe"
BY GEO. w. CHR1sTY.-Tune, "OM Uncle Ned"
There was an old horse, and they called hin Uncle
Joe,'
He was owned by the Hunkers of the State;
His limbs were equity and his pace a lect6 slow,
ASA racer he was only second rate.
Take off the saddle from his back,
Pulldown the fodder from his rack,
There is no more run in Poor Old Joe.
Turn him ont to grass and let him go!
In his young days, Joe had won a qnarter>racc.
So The Old Hunkers thought they'd make a bet;
In a four-miIe heat he'd keep his gallant pace,
And lick the Ranger colt, DecIouet.
Take off the saddle, &c.
They saddled up Joe and brought him on the track.
Aud they rubbed him till his legs began to shine;
And they nut a Chalmette Guard as a rider on his
back,
And crowed because they tho't he looked so fine.
Take off the saddle, &c.
But the Fillmore Boys Were ont amongst the crowd
And the young colt Snorted i'll his pride;
The Guards and the Hunkers all shouted very loud,
But the colt had the Rangers on his side.
Take off the saddle, &c.
At the tap of the drum like the spray did they leap,
When the sea booms up agains, a rock;
In the first mile, Joe, ahead began to creep,
And the Guard croHkd louder than a cock.
Take off the saddle, &c.
The Guard with his whip then licked it into Joe,
But the Ranger just whistled to the colt;
No further than a mile could the old horse go,
So he had to give it up and make a bolt"
Take off the saddle from his back,
Phil down the fodder from his rack;
There is no more run in poor Old Joe,
Turn him out to grass and let him go!
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NOTICE..

WILL be sold by ADOLPHE GRASS,
w Treasurer, on
Wednesday the 18Th doy9f September meet,
at the door of the courthouse Of the Parish of
last bidder
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"It Out MerOdS Her0d -
NEW-ORLEdNS

EXCLAIMED A LADY, who fancied she had
made her purchases cheap, until she had examined
the goods and prices at
KINGS, 70 GRAVIER STREET.
She then found that his goods indeed were
UNPARALLELED FOR cHEAPNEss,
as the following list of some of them will show
BARAGES. new styles, from IS cents up.
bALZAKlNES $1 so per pattern.
from 10 cents up.
SILKS, from 35 do.
GlNGHAMS, French, from IL l-2 do.
from 8 3-4 do
IRISH LINENS, pure, from Is do.
HUCKABACKS, all linen, from ~ 1-2 do.
SWISS MUSLINS, 81 rs per piece.
Do. plaid, u yard pcs. 81 SO do.
Embroidered Curtains, wide and rich, from 81 50
each-Linen Cambria Hdkfs, pure, from ST. Is
per dozen-Do. hem stitched. fine. from $4 so
do.-Do.g gents from 81 do.-Silk Hdkfs from
80 cents each-Shirts from Sc so per dozen
Collars, French work, from Is cents each-Par>
asols from 81 each--Lace Visites from 81 so do.
Sheetings, Shirtings, Osnaburgs, Cottonades,
1oWeiings' Diapers, Quilts, Comforts, Checks,
Dfllls, Curtain Draperies, Jacone,s, Nankins. &c.
A large stock of FASHIONABLE BONNETS.
extremely cheap.
eLaces, at great bargains-Visites, of silk, lace
and muslin, very low-3OO0 Fans of every descrip-
tion' at great sacrifces-Floor Mating, Palm Leaf
Hats, &c.
All Of which will be offered at prices which can.
not fall to satisfy the most economical, as my wish
IS to SELL-to sell even at less than the New York
package prices.
WHOLESALE ROOMS up stairs, where
MERCHANTS AND TRADERS will find it
greatly to their interest to call.
A large stock of PLANTATION GOODS ON
hand.
Kings White Palace,
- GRAVIER ST,
NEW ORLEANS-one door from Camp st.
UIhe Lowest Price invariably asked at first.
ap11 6m
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TOWS les Ferries

de la Paroisse d'Iberville, pour lie terme dune
aimee, a dater du - November proclaim. Les
dts Ferries seront vendus d'apres les regles
etablies par les lois ct performances du Juri de
Police de cette Paroisse.
ADOLPHE GRASS, Tresorior.
Paroisse dIberville, lie II Aout, lS49. au2
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PLANTERS DEPARTMENT.

SWNNEYN HORsEs.-John White, in the
Southern Cultiyator, gives the following plan of
curing horses Of the swinney:
| take about a quart of water, boil it, ana
add salt as long as it will dissolve any; then take
y piece of blanket and dip it in the water while
hot, battle the horses shoulder well for nine
mornings in succession, then miss Il few morn
ings;i if the cure is not effected, battle again for
nine days. lhave cured a great many horses in
this way. Another: Apply common salt (alum
salt would be preferably to the part affected,
rub up and down the shoulder with a brick as
hard as the horse can bear it.
WOUNDS, SORES, &c, IN HoRsEs.--The sim
nlsst and most efficient cure for wounds, sores,
horses, is the following recipe, which has
Esed for several years, with great success,
Ehe of the best farmers of my ~acquain-
Take two ounces of gum turpentine;
ounces of lard: two ounces of gold leaf
eco; two tablespoonful OF spirits of tur-
Hne; mix well, and stew over q moderate
when cool it will be fit for use.
LIn no farmer, but have had many horses
were cursed with sore backs to deal with,
I'm no instance where | have tried the above
SHe | failed to effect a cure.
BoNE SPAv1N.-It think | have cured one hum
Id horses of the bone spawn, by taking a
arp knife, and cutting across on the enlarged
art. | then take a piece Of iron made nearly
the shape of an iron chisel, and heat it red
{tot, and burn in the cuts made with the knife
until | think | have burned through the
enlarged bone. | then apply spirits Of turpen-
tine or tar until the place heals which takes a
month more. The remedy is a severe one, but
better use it than have a lame horse.
ZE C.--z C--
~lunteer" tells the N. E. Farmer that the follow
ing remedy was found invaluable in the fati-
guing marches in Mexico:
"White lead, finely pulverized, is the most eff
tectiye application. Rubbed on dry, or. made
into a paste, with milk, and applied a few times,
it will also prevent white hairs growing on gall
ed places.
ToCURE BLoAT1NG OR HovEN IN CATTLE
"A table spoonful of spirits of hartshorn, for an
OK Or COW; ora tea spoonful for a sheep, will
afford instantaneous relief. 1t should be diluted
with water of milk. Tt acts by decomposing the
gas generated in the stomach, and which is the
cause Of the disease.
HEAvEs IN H~oRsEs.-John Davis, in the Bos-
ton Cultivator, gives the following recipe for the
cure of this disease: |
Take a tub, put three pals of water, add
fresh lime the size of an egg, add molasses to
give amore palatable taste, and place it in the
stall, so that the horse can have free access to
1t. After he has become accustomed to this
drink, add half as much more lime, and renew,
so as to keep it of the sarAe strength. The
horse may be worked as usual, only allow no
other drink. After he drinks freely, bleed by
taking W quarts more. Ii the above is car
ried out, my word for it, your horse will have
relief.
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All the Ferries

of the Parish of Iberville, for the term of one
year, to commence on the 18th day of Noveni-
Der next. Said Ferries to be sold under the
rules and regulations established by law and
the ordinances Of the Police Jury of this Pa
IRISH. ADOLPHE GRASS, Treasurer.
Parish Of Iberville, Aug. II, l849-au22
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-03

A VES.--ll sera vendu par ADOLPHE
"A GRASS, Tresorier-
Mercredi, le l2fme jour de Septembre, 1919,
a la maison de cour de Ia Paroisse dIberville,
chcrisSeur-
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JNNVh 7 "'
Also, Acting Justice of the Peace

| Fevers, like every other form of disease. are only
an Effort of Nature to expel from the body some-
thing that is opposed to health: 1t is merely a strng-
gle between the good and bad humors for suprema-
cy, and the conmotion which ensues is called Fe-
vers. The usual symptoms of a fever are heavi.
ness, languor, anxiety, signing and yawning, with
alternate fits Of heat and cold, After which the pa
tent complains of both pam i'll the head and back,
Thirst, difficulty of breathing, pain in the limbs, Il
SENSE of fitness about the region of the stomach,
nausea and sickness, with sometimes vomiting Of
bilious matter.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will be found
peculiarly adapted 10 the cure of all kinds of fever,
because they not only thoroughly cleanse the sto~
mach and bowels from all bilious humors, but they
open those excretory vessels which empty into the
bowels; and consequently the impurlty contained in
the circulation (Which is the cause of all dlsordered
motions Of the blood called !evers) Is thrown into
the bowels, from whence ii is carried off by The re-
gnlar alvine discharges.
lnusing Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills for Fe-
vers, the only cure necessary is to have the medi
cine operate c~opiously by the bowels. If thesymp>
toms are urgent, from four to eight pills should be
taken night and morning until the fever has subSi-
ded, after which smaller doses once in twenty-four
hours, will be sufficient to restore health,
BEWARE OF CONTRIBUTIONS.
u ReWember. that the original and only genuine
pills have the written signature Of Wm. Wright on
the top label of each box. The genuine Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills are never sold in Ding
Stores.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND VICINITY.
VIM. Shea, Family Grocer. Front street, Pla~
quemne.
G.. A. Stevens, MarksviIle, La.
w. NJ. Slater, Harrisonhnrg, La.
II. Stevens, Thibodeanx, La.
General Depot in New Orleans, where the medi-
cine can be had at wholesale and retail.
A. BRONSEMA,
At the PIcaynne Book Blndery, "A Camp street.
Beware of medicine under any other name than
Wrlght's Indian Vegetable Pills, and see that the
signature is on the box.
Offices devoed exclusively TO the sax of virgins
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, No:
1926 Race street, Philadelphia; 268 Greenwich st.
New York; and 26S fremont st. Boston. no2O "
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Notice to the Inhabitants

OF THE TENTH DIS TRICT
r. PRITCHARD, your levee must be rais-
ed a foot and a half above the highest stage
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EDUCATION, &C.
WESTERN
INSTITUTE.
GEORGETOW WIN, ky.

BOARD OE VISITORS.
The Adjutant General, together with five fl
persons, to be annually appointed by the Elk
%ccutive, to attend examinations at least once
in the year, according to law.
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TERMS:

TER-US:
In the Academy, $3.50 per annum
In the College, 40" ]"
For Music and use of Arms and
Announcements, s."
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-10

Fever and AgSla.

"tl IS the mode ol treatment 5es
w adapted to the cure of Fever anc
Ague! IL has usually been treated b,
medical men as dist as.. OF Hseli. Street
ly speaking it is not disease. but a sya,,.
tom OF disease. II is the result of a u, :
rangenen: OF The fiptr. Here lie, The
difficulty, md here is the disease. Il J.
lfcseiore the liver TO which the rerrr 4,
should be directed. Here the cause exists
and ii is the cause which Is 10 he removed.
or permanent cure viii not be effected
BY addressing remedies To The symptoms
We leave the cause untouched, ready Il
produce return OF The chll! and fever, ni
The first over exer''nn Of mind ot bod,
he success OF DR.. O,sood's india Cl,c',-
gogue neiltciiGg permanent cures oi such
affections is explained by It's we'll know DE-
oL-'raenr effect upon The hillary organs.
limitations are abrnat, BE particular
% enquire for Dr.. Ossooo's INDIAN
CIiOLAGOGUE."
For sale by the sci. agent. J Schsese,
LewIsbUrg.
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These Lectures embrace deep interesting facts
ted with sacred and proane History oriental Travels g. and
illustrated with numerous collection of
SPLENDID Illuminated PAINTINGS.
Exhibiting BABYLON in its GLORY and in its RUINS

Each IN L viii
anln
sdP
acrui.h,h d uxr-Pls;
Ohs Ruins Of iyre-Pamyr Tsdnor
~cinerso Of PtsisnS E O. the
Joserr Gat Stree
Ouers
under Of He o
d and Tonef If aniG
n o
Paace-Depaure Children
ofi- -Speine Of History.
sSuch large nnmbe Of very superior Paintings beautifully
n the highest oder seldom !c und of
has tecn SAID rich md The Lecture this subject
fail the mos, intelligent n"nd
Editors Teachers and
of
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-10
Planes. Pianos.

vENHE undersigned continues to furnish to order
/ OH the most reasonable terms. Pianos. from
the manuiactory Of Conrad Meyer. Ph!lsi. whose
instruments are too well known 10 need any PAN
egyric. having uniformly received the con. merd.
atoms OF the most eminent professors snd eomPo-
sers Of Music, and the award Of the premiums in
Newl orb, Phladelphis snd Boston. For quaiit,e>
of tone, touch, and kesring in tone up to concert
pitch, they can not be surPa- sed by either AE,er
lean or European Pianos.
Instructions given on the Piano as heretofore
Reference may be made 10 any Of those Parsuts
or guardians who have pupils committed to his
charge. He may be seen at his residence at Mrs
Maizes, Gs'ket street, Leui,buIg. whose teIn,s
and particulars will he made known.
The most popular and favorits AIRS and Music
Of different kinds receiseJ as it is issued from the
different musical establishments in the Cities.
May Is CHARI.ES kAilSCH
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TO PHYSICIANS. DRUGGISTS. g.
COUNIR Y MERCHANTS.


hR. N. KELLER & BRO. most res
~ peclfu'ly solicit attention 10 their lrest
stock Of English, Freneh. German, ana
american Drugs, Medicines. Pants, Che.
mcaIs. OILS, Dve-tuns, Glassware, PERU.
mery, Patent Medicines, Varni,hcs. DC
Having opened new store, No .9i, Market st.
with full supply o' fresh Drug, and Medicines.
we respectfully .olic;t country dealers to exam
inc stock before purela ing els, where. prom.
Using one aud all who may ie. ti-Po>ed To ex-
terd 10 Us their patronage, To sell them genuine
Dfug' and Medic mes. on rs liberal terms as any
other house in the CITY, and 10 f,i hiuiiy ex4cu'e
all orders entrusted to Us PROMPTLY and with Ie-
sPatch.
One Of the proprietors being regular phy-i-
chm. affords ample gu,ranee of the genuine
quality OF all articles sold 1T their establishment
We especially invite druggists and country
merchants. who may wish To become agents for
DR.. Keeier's Celebrated Family Medicines.
(siandari and popular rem edes.) To forward their
address,
Soldering the patronage of dealers, We respec,-
fully remain.
J. n. KELLER & BRO, Wholesale Druggists,
1y2Sll No 294, Market ST, Ph!i,d
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-10
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE.
Annuity and Trust Com NpaSiy,

UD1ce, u, T07nWf Street, PhiladeLphia.
lCAfirAL, S25o, 900 - Charter Perpetual1
'1'HE Company are now prepared to transact
Il business upon the most liberal and advanta.
eeous terms. They are authoriz' by their charter
Gee. y "to make all aud every insurance apper-
tanning TO life riks o. whatever kind or nature and
to receive aud execute trusts, make en,iow ments.
and TO grant and purchase annuities." The Cou.
pany sell annuties and endow In. I.;s, and act as
trustees for minors and heirs.
1doh cf Premiums reguirld .f6r TIE Assurance
Of 800 far The 7..Hoie t,ro. ,f F;fe
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-10
xNNc O r N A M E Mt AL
- TREES,

The subscriber offers fnr saI, Ornamen-
tai Trees OF every description, particularly
The European Lin4-n, h"i fauunla I,npe-
rails, splendid shade tree lately inirodu
ced from Japan, remarkable Tor lis enor-
nous leaves (sometimes two feet in dan.-
e'cr,) and large clusters of rose colorcd
flowers, spotted and striped within, emitting
a fragrance similar to the Lilac.
Also Fruit trees OF every description, such
as grated Apple trees from 7 10 9 1t high,
at IL to Is els each, or $40 TO 1854 per
hundred lnoculaled Peach trees. l24 cts
each. or SO per hundred Pear, Cherry.
Plum. Neclarlne, and Apricot trees at rea
sona5le prIces-sll the varieties warranted
genuine; also Hot-house aod Green house
plants, embracing bearing Orange and be
mon trees, together With variety uf Flower
seeds. all of which h. will sell as low as
they can be purchased in Phiad-lnhia.
II. r. NOLL.
Lewisburg, Sept l2. isi9
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FANCY GOODS,
NOTION AND VARIETY STORE

HAVING taken the new Drug Establishment
III Of Sehaf9e 4 ChamJerlin. would res
pectfulv announce u ny friends and the public
that have replenished my stock and will keep
constantly on hand . large. fresh and well seec-
ted stock Of pure Drugs. Medicines &c which
offer at Wholesale ard Re all. My stock being
entirely new and purchased for cash a, low rates
in the Philad'a marhs,, am enabled TO sell At
lower prices Than ever offered in this region
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Dye StuifS, Patent Med, Glass,
Perfumery, Oils, Paints, Liquors,
Fancy Notions, Variety Goods,
Fruits, and Confectionery,
with Ia'se variety OF other articles usually KEEP.
in Dsog establishments. Thankful for past lib
ersl ps;ronsse, nope 10 newt its continuance.
Persons wishing to procure pure and fresh
Medicines, are particularly invited to give me 4
call before purchasing elsewhere. as all Drugs
are carefully inspected before offered for sale and
all Medicines Manufactured by myself war
ianted good Having a practical knowledge OF
the business from upwsrds Of ten years experts
ence, faiter myself that am competent judge
of the same.
All orders entrusted to me will be promptly
attended to. and my friends may rely upon get
ting every thing Of the very best quality.
CIV. SCH aFFLE, Druggist.
Lewishurg. Nav z. Isi9
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Important Mf0rmation.>

EOR the difficult respiration and debility
l. attending diseases Of the Lungs, or
Throat and Breast, Ihomsou's ComDound
Syrup of Tar and Hood Nap'ha has
been found an invaluable remedy. Besides
its power as an EXpec,oran, to relieve the
lungs from the accumulated matter which
results from the relaxed stale OF the system
in hot weather, i, also acts as a healing
balm to the liberated paris aud i strength
ener 10 The system.
So salu'ary is the action Of the Syrup
in this respect, that macy of our mosi
respectable Physicians employ il in their
practice, and we have daily evidence +
cures effected in pulmonary diseases
where skill has utterly failed.
Prepared only by Ansney s Dickson, n
f corner Fifth and Spruce Sis. phiIad.
Sold by {. ". AchaTe, Lewisburg.
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Paints, Oils, Glass.

TUST rec'd-White Lead, Ven: Red. Span:
81 Brown, Chrome, Green and Yellow. Prus
Rlne. Csrmipe. Vermiilion-Flsxseed.F Fish and
Sperm Oil, Spes TurPentne-Glss from 719 10
te 2Ox24--Tar, Rosin and Pitch. which can TO
h.a ehesper than ever at G w ScHAFrLL's Drug
and Chemical Emporium, Lewisburs.1
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OLD DIR. AND 8. Il. IOIVNSEND'S
compound syrup of Sarsaparllla

1UST reed from the old DR.. large and
=. fresh supply Of his celebrated medicine
from the principal Depot in New York.
Persons wishing to procure SarsaparlIla
can have either the old OF young Dr's, gen.
uine and fresh. by calling on the Agent,
LewisburR. June &c T. w SCHAFFLE
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SAM'L AMMON,

received, RESPECTFULLY informs his old friends
aud the public eenerslly that he has removed bis
Tailor shop
to the Basement Of his Brick dwelling on Market
street, next door above T.. Penny's saddiefy Gate
he Office Of II & Hickok, Esp where he hopes to
sui, all VINO may give him Their custom, as
he does all work in his line in The best and
newest style and on short notice. He has
The Fashions regularly, employs none bu,
good hands, and is determined 10 keep up
with The times and mefl, a good share Of
patronage. CUTTING done to order.
Charges reasonable, and Produce taken in
exchange for work
Le~isburg, June, 1919 lv270.7
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