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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08
Etat de ID Louasiane-Paro d.NeTuaUe.
Vente de Succession.

I'm vertu dun decret de Honorable cour du
I 6eme District de l'Etat de la Louisiana, en-
ct pour Ia paroisse d1beryille, en- date du 4
May, 1850, Jexposerai en- vente publique an
plus ofhrant ct dernier encherisseur,
Samedi k 8 h JUN, 1850,
a 10 heures 4. M, les proprietes ci-apres de-
critics appartenanta Ia
Succession de fen Julien Al1ain,
ct a Ia oommunante qui existait entire le dit Ju-
lien Allan ct 50 yeure Hortense lie Blanc, con-
sistant en-
Tn certain moroccan de terre, situe en- Ia dite
p~aroisse dIberyille, sur Ia rive gauche du Mis-
~sissippi, etant la meme terre allouee 4 San
tiaeo MeCulIOck, mesurant hut arpents plus
on moips, de faee au Bayou Manchac, sur Ia
profondeur qiui lui appartient et contenant trois
cents Yiingt arpeats de superfcie, plus on moins,
borne par en- haut a des terres vacantes, ct par
en- has i des terres ~allouees . Joseph Richard,
ct maintenant appartenant 4 Celestin Roth.
Conditions de "a Venae.
Deux mile piastres payables compliant h
jour de = yentte, ct u balance payable en- toni
Mars 1861. Iacquereur derra fournir son OBJ
LEGATION pour ID dite balance, endorsee 4 Ii sat-
isfactiQn1de d yeuve ct tutrioe, payable AZ bu-
reau du Recorder de Ii Paroisse dIberville, ct
en- cas- de non Placement 4 eoheance ID dite OBJ
LEGATION postera interet 4 raison de huit pour
cent par an jusqu'au FINAL Placement. Hypo-
heque specific sera retenue sur Ia dite terre
pour assurer le Placement de IL dite obligation
ct tous interets eventuels.
La vente aura lien la maison de cour !
P~laquemine.
]. T. PETIT, Sheriff.
Paroisse dTberyllc, &c s Mai, 1850.-my8
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

To THE LADIEs.-Kid gloves may be cleaned
with milk. Husbands may be subdued byaihe
use of the broomstick. Paint of adhesive
quality may be removed from the cheeks by
washing in strong ley, and to prevent the skin
from becoming rough anoint it afterwards
with lamp oil. Monkey jackets, it is said, will
not be the fashion this summer.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

uWe are requested by our worthy and ac
tive Assessor to inform planters and others
that he is now engaged in the delightful task
of finding out what ~everybody's,~ worth-and
that he and his retinue will board Il out with
those who are not prepared n them when
they arrive.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

uMonsieur Retout (says the N. o. Courier)
was a famous Partisan money lender, and when
on his death-bed his confessor presented a
silves crucifx to him to bring him to a sense of
his situation, the dying miser after examining
the cross with the greatest attention, suddenly
exclaimed-"Sir, | can lend you a very small
sum OIL such pledge"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

TrThe only class of men in the world, the
ChiAago Journal says, who are not in the habit
Of disparaging their neighbors, are assessors
Of taxes, for it is well known that they never
under rate" any body in the slightest degree,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons hav-
IN ing claims against the succession of Tho
mas E. Debin, deceased, to come forward with
in ten days and present their claims to the I'M
dersigned curator of said succession.
HIRAM SlGLER, Curator.
Plaquemine, May 9th, 1850.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

NEW ORLEASs MARkErs.-On Saturday
fair sugar at 4c; molasses 2Oc; -four, best quail.
ity ST. Louis brands, $6 so; corn 7sc; lard 81
cOfae 81c-wholesale prices.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

FATHER MATHEW WANTED AT MARKsv1LLE.
The Prairie Star, Of the 23d, says:
During the last term of our District Court,
much dissipation was INDUCED in more per-
haps than ever characterized any former session.
The stomachs Of a few reminded us of the
parish Of Point Coupee, with an eternal Gre
vassse on hand.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

1.-THE New York Globe thinks that q
species of plaster to make every man astick to
his osos businessn is very much wanted all over
the country.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

On K1ssNG.-The editress of the Lancaster
Literary Gazette says she would as soon nestle
her nose in a rats nest Of swingle tow, as allow
a man with whisksrs to kiss her.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

ETThe new Mayor Of Pittsburg having had
Q drunken maj before him who had been picked
Up out Of the ditch, before a rum tavern, dis
missed the prisoner, but fined the tavern keep
er fve dollars.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

CLEAR THE TRAcK!LThey are trying to
establish a levee railroad in New Orleans. If
it goes by steam, there will be some seramb-
ling to keep off the track.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

MARR1ED-In West Baton Rouge, on the
1st May, 1850, by the Rev. Mr.. Ducas, OSCAR
DuPuY, Esq, of the parish of Iberville, to Miss
ELoD1E LANDRY, of the former parish.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all personssin'
~ debted to the succession OF thomas =
Debin to come forward and make payment to
the undersigned without delay.
HIRAM SIGLER, Curator.
P%laauemine, May 9Th, 1850.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

TWhen You see 9 very anxious looking
man looking out for a newly-elected alderman
put him downs as an applicant for office.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

uTow whom you betray your secret, you be-
tray your liberty.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

TThe best snuff in the world is a snuff of
the morning air. Every body nose it.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

uHon. J. H. Norvell, United States Dis
tsict attorney, died at his residence in Detroit,
Michigan, on the Gath nlt.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

UAn incombustible paper for roofing
houses has been invented in Germany.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

Account of Treasurer
" the Corporation Of the to,on Of Phquemine.
Balance in Treasury, May l., l849 8 176 80
1'ecel'eo1 rom Licences, 1875 so
Market House, 251 IA
Ferries, asa ID
Sale of Lumber, 2 q q
Taxes, Fines, sc, $40 S6
$2,Ae5 81
Expended for Canals, q ga 80
Roads and Levees, 1871 IA
Lumber and Bridges, 1877 on
Offce rent and officers fees, 27l "a
$2.A04 81
Balance III Treasury, 81 O3
$2,495 81
Accepted and approved after examination,
this 9th April, 1850.
WIN. HART,
WE. EDWARDS,
Committee.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

uThere III $4,000 Sons Of Temperance
actise members, IA the 1000 soeietes
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

uDouce, the antiquarian, always maintain
ed that the Jews harp, should be called Jaws
harp.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

u John Smith has arrived safe and sound i
California John IS a rare fellow. 4
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

4 RRETE par Joseph Richard, sur lie Bayou
n de P~laquemine, Paroisse dlberville, a 9
miles en- bas de la vile de Plaquemine, un che
val bal ~ayeugle; le proprietaire pcut avoiF son
cheval ne p~1iroivant ga 'propriete ct en- paayant
les frais: 81 non lie dit cheval sera yendu au
bureau du soussignee JUICE de paix a Plaque
mine Lundi lie q Jour de Mai 1850, ii heures
a. m. d'apres la loi.
myS u. 5. hOUSoEAU, J.f.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

SrAIn.-Spain has norailroads, no canals, No
teleersphs, and not . single lighthouse.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08
Estray Horse.

M Taken up by Joseph Richard,
okS-m ON Bayou Plaquemine, Parish of
TW Ibervi1le, nine miles below the
- town of Plaquemine, a BLIND
BAY HORSE. The owner can have said horse
by proving his property and paying al costs
and charges, otherwise said horse will be sold
at the office of the undersigned Justice OF the
Peace at Plaquemine ON Monday, 9th Of May,
at II o'clock A. M, in accordance with the law.
mvs G. s. ROUSSEAU, Up.
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SAMUEL G.. Trevor, constable de Ii ,iAe, en-
compte qgecla Corporation, Pr.
Pour compte detaxe de l84a, $3.50 81
III" taxes de la48, 7 60
y. Amendes, II 90
Pour licences d'exhibitions, % 80
Vente de bois 6e Ia corporation. 81 90
l Coellon, 1 30
s4s3 SO
CIR.
Pour coplpte de taxes resaoes, IA 90
Pour Ia commissions de GALS 40, 10
perct. pour collections, Al "a
Pour le comptede commissions pous
les amandes, II 90, 20 per ct. pour
collection, 3 20
| Vente du Marche, 10 Cd
Compile pave an T1csorier sur lbs re-
Gus de- H. Desobry, 377 30
@ 49, ---
@446 80
433 80
-
Balance en- favor de S. c. Tfevor, Ga 81
Accepte ct approuve apres exan1en &c ~
Ayril, 1850. WIN. HART,
my8 w. E. EDWARDS, Com
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08
ustraw .bonnets are again in fashion 1t

Paris.
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Parish of Iberville. May 6, 185o-my8
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-04-22
M nl,so Flel,lsrI iERnn l1 ilI, sic. \.

AiSawuwiitSlafnA Stebn Ferry Boat hore'ias
Z M Miiylne2t, we wsil sel! ithe B6at n6w runs
ming, sehich is rood eue cf the kind, on reSs
onahlc terms. aaDuGaNs q MACKDYl 2.
March 80, '50--1g- 4ti5ane & Glippe copy,
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I'D ERE USslSRg sSss leceiysa aAa iot SHE 4
iM adlygelot OF lyiaisfills rIlussal's. and D
Rener's PestnweESs German Roseiand Grunge ssi
Flower Water, BEench Coiegnes, 10. ,tls,s,
Dr.. j. C0RSON, ss. N
feb #ol z Y Ko. 3 From a =
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California.


4NftfSSs .dliii
WS hcrehs given thgI sgflsstiSn; hYthe stpekr
j mo qldefs df NV on VI lpgpra9cel pn,r
puhy VIII b. fyli 6t tlle oiiice Ql saiq CQHRaay,
betwE " tht hours Of. 10 a, M, and 2 o,elack
q eMg 6iiiMchlqy qlc 6lb of Mag nextr 10
elect Directors i0f lie ,dllsq5hg year.
~ ~, \, 3. 81 JAMES LoDWICk, Sec'y.
Portsmouth, April 9, lsSQsTSlw4a asnlisss
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JOE PENTLAND,


The Clown Of all Clowns Mr. HIP Madigan,
the great Equestrian Mr. H Gardner, the eel.
ebrated Dramatic Horseman John Sh. y the
Eastern Juggler; Mr. Lining, the Trick Clown
Sig. Bliss, the Contortionist Messis Murray
and Reed, the Acrobatic A Artists: {rhe beauti-
full Twin Ponies, Damon and Pythias n
Also, the pet Pony, Don Juan, who will
dance, waltz, and perform several other won-
derful feat. si- ars-.- lo -ryJ s'iag
3 Also, following the above performance Of
Don Juan, will be presented the most wonder
full exhibition ever introduced into the Ring,
and now for the first time offered to the public,
entitled the Charioteer,s Dilema =. II
The grand object of introducing the Camels,
is to enable the Managers to produce with am
pie effect the manifcent Oriental Pageant of the
Arab Slave, OR THE sULTAN's HALT, IN THE
DESERT. ,3 4m5t
Each entertainment will conclude with most
luughable COMIC AFTERPIECE. Z
Portsmouth, April Is, 1850. saos I'd
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Review Of Portsmouth Markets, for the
Iweek ending April az. 1850. W 7 =

Review Of Portsmouth Markets, for the
week ending April az 1850. gg
GENERAL REMARKS We note good de-
gree of activity in the several departments
of trade fortbe past week. In the For
warding department, there is much doing.
e 0nr Warehouses and canal boats are had in
requisition for the storage and transportation
>, of goods for the different points up the val
4 ley. received by the Pittsburgh and Clnein-
natl boats. Our own boats are still in the
line, to supply our furnace friends, and coun-
try adjacent as far as Pomeroy, making daily
trips portionof the distance.
s8g We append few of the leading transac-
tiens Of our market. a..g 3
Y FLOUR AND GRAIN.--We have limited
supply Of -four in market for past few days
and the transactions are mainly Of retail
character. Ample supplies are expected
daily. Average sales during the week have
been at Got rp syRF
4 Good old Wheat would readily command
$l,O0 per bushel. But little arrives except
by canal. Sales of Corn Meal at SO cts, per
bnshel. q 3lig 1lgp4al fRl' ...4
~ SUGAR AND MoIAssEs. There is consider
able activity in the Sugar and Molases mar
ket. Sales of good Sugar are reported at 4s
TO Sc by hid, and42 to 81 BY bbL Molas-
ses has a wide range in prices as in quality.
sales in lots Of N. o. Molasses at 25c, by
single Dbl 26c. Sugar7house molasses from
3Sto 37lc. .l2i1ii}-A '5t.' ~.
oosYEs.-sales of Coffee at lOa to llc.,
.ii az il, quality, with but limited demand
TrAs-As noted before. Teashave advanc-
,safuIiy s cents per h., on The prices current
q few weeks before. Good Young Hyson
r,noes from as to 50. Imperial from so to
60. and G. P. from 55 to 65. aaAi
ppov,sross The market for Bacon seems
improving Sales of shoulders packed al
4to Al hams by hid at 81 TO 6c.
WnIsKEY. Sales at l8to 2Oc. +.
SA1T.--our readers will recollect that
nrices of salt is fixed by the salt association,
and that the price is reduced to 80 cents per
bushel by 5Obbls, and 32c per bushel by less
quantity, g. 'gi S.flA1 .''.'.'a 'a .,.'
SuNpnY Articles. Tobacco s twist 8 TO
81. Rice AZ by tierce, Sc by bbl. Cotton
Yarns 2Oc per lb. Brocms 81 30 to2,2o per
'doz Buckets 1920 per doz.
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NOTICE..
Diasolution.

ITyHE co,partnorship heretofore ,, existing be.
IL tween s. j. Huston and VIM. s.. Huston,
under the name Of S.sJ.. Huston & Co, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. VIM. s.
Huston having purchased S. J. Huston 'sentire
interest in the firm will continue the business,
and is authorised TO settle the accounts Of said
firm 10 hao y IS. J.. HUSTON. 'fis
ae5ss 10e, > aJU WIS. HUSTON. 2
Portsmouth, March A, lS50--48w4 .57 "a
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Brandreth'sPills.

1Hg Brandretn' '5PIll9. ti 44}hN"
The Laborer, tired ana discontented with
his lot, and craving some stimulants, has taken
Brandreth's Pills, and soon his unnatural ap-
petites have been corrected, and his health
being fully restored, contentment, like a re-
freshing sleep, has once more visited him, and
his family and friends, seeing the change. have
reioiced in the wondrous power Of Btandreth's
Pills, .di ,o ai' ,efasi,r lig1 aa7l
The Mechanic, whose occupation forbids cx-
ercise, soon becomas sick and emaciated, his
nerves are unstrung and his system derauged;
but LET him take these Pills, and they will make
him new being almost as fresh md vigorous
as a young mani in the first flush Of sanguine
youth, a sYHg aodi as,uiia, sasH
Woman, whose system is s1bjectto derange-
ments, should remember that health is always
within her reach, by taking a few doses Of
Brandreth's Pills. and with health, will come
beauty, cheerfuness and happiness. In fact,
they are the longest known, have been most
considered, apd are the best understood ofall
the medicines of the day. Their action bar
monies with the condition ofihe body. i If the
bowels arc merely costive--ifit is only soiie
irregularity Of diet that requires correction,
two, three, or four Pills, taken at night, or
any time during the day, will seldom be felt
after they are swallowed, until they produce
their known effect. But should there be crude
matters in the circulation, or any aundigested
food in the bowels, or putrid, acid bile in the
region Of the heart or liver, or in any part Of
the viscera, then the pills of Dr.. Brpndreth
may occasion some slight Inconvenience; but
nothing in comparisonto 70 the great good they
do in removing the Death. principle out ofp the
system.--For, when We are born, we bring into
theworfd our lIie;pripciple, and also that sbioh
must ultimately terminate ourbeing, giaisih lss
The parents who are in the habit Of using
Bandreth's Pills, display, in their children,
aiustness Of form, q clearness Of oomplexion, a
goodness of disposition, d heulihfulness Of habit
and briehtnesslof perception, which delights
the beltolder. And all because the blood Of
of these sensible parents Il kept pure; because,
when they suffer fromspun in any part Of the
body; whe.herthe head or feet, IN the chest or
kidneys, Of in the bowels; they considerIit ap
admonition that the body calls, fora vegetable
cleansing Even inflammation does not Fighter
sae m !; they look uponit asgasalutafy 'efldrtof
nature to throw out from, the blood those nat.
IL l ,i,..t1 lut all isllll y. hltuA ~ ~ w
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NEW 7NIAT @5F@RIg.
+ j. & u aL. WILSON'S

lftatiiC Tire and Weather Proof Paint, /,
YBNHIS Justly celebrated andsextraordnary
-kr iMetbllic substance hasnow been before
sthe public lfohseyerOl ears, ,-ands has given en-
tire satisfaction to all who have used, or had it
applied ON their work, becoming as il does, rs
hard ss the Hardest kind Of stone, and perfect
ly yimphryiousto firefnr water This paint 10
now exiensivels used for the bodies and roofs
OF brick, stone and plaster houses. barns, rail-
road depots and stealnBoatsl Itisalso u snpe!
riurnrticlr fol. machinery, castings, Be, besides
being the best q .Paipt fer cppaas work, as it
is susceptible, Of Q high polish, aud will neyeE
crsGk " In shorbit IL the Cheapest and Best
presetgstSe.Irom hte of water ever 4oEsred "a
the publis. 'SD p.5.s 81 ,,le,.,'1
4 The undersigned wonld inform the public
that they aye siill coaiiaung 10 panpsae lIrea
Brooklyn cdyHhoga Co. o., and are preparedto
rsupply otdersl0fgo or'sniAll. apsSa y Afast
d ll,s 9annipc articleean be hed Wholesale or
RetailntIelL. hlcvsy& CO.., Portsmouth, , . /;
Seaton Sharps liaysvlle, KY; und in rnbst
Of The pfineipalstowhs thfough6ut the tni,ed
Statest AtkNQ& ~ tsHiJH&'L. WILSON,
March IA, sos -96m3 NeAr-gssi III Aasa
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YTNO PhysiciRns--Jus received, lot Of I
III genuine Exttacfs, Warranted pure and an. y
adultenled, for sale BY Dir. u C0RS ON. tssiti
\ feb sng@sHg slisis Mo- 3, Front street. Il
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DIR. j. w. sPRY.

SURGICAL AND MEGHANICAL DENTIST,
RI HAVING bought the entire interest Of Dr..
III u. Gibbs, in the Office lately occupied BY
bim, respectfully announces TO the citizens Of
Porismouthah and vicinity thet he will behhppy
10 wait on sl. who need any operations on their
Teeth, such lsExlracting, Cleansing, Plugging
or INSERTING from one to d full set, on Geld Of
silver Plate ON Pivots, all operations win be
warranted TO give satisfaction 81, Office in Me-
Dowell's block, old standof DR.. Gibbs Where
he cinbe found at all times when mol proies.
sipnally engaged.
PorLsmoath, March Ia '5o--96Y1,a......r.,.rns.
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HALO STRANGER !! SAY

! NjN ItEHE did you Duy tifa, large. Wags
w on loid Of Groceries : Ibouglh il
at w. s. BROWNS, Of course, where
every body goes 70 got bargains. Hedon't
Try 10 get up breezs about selling at cost
and carriage, or Eastern wholesale prices,
as some on 'em do, but he offers his groce-
ries 50 deuced low. that you can almost get
o load for nothing, and trimmings thrown
in!! Positive fact, go and see, and Q few
more left of the same sort. which wereTe-
ceived per Steamboat United States. and
will be sold lower now than will ngain be
offered this year. BE ~ M f'm
As criterion to 60 by; his stock con-
sisis in part MS follows:
l0s ,Hhds. prime N. o. Sugar ~,
500 Bbls, Of new Molasses, Cypress
Cooperage;
. 100 Bbls Sngaf-house Molassess
25 Drums Of Cod6sh; gaR e@q
10 rs Boxes Raisies; tssae 6aafn n
54A5O 4 mig. 9gde olaH q. 5eHaa
.irs25 i aA siaa@ asaais - sfag
100 Bbls. Red Stone Whiskey; Z ga
'B 200 Old Golden o. do. sia. AH.s1
aelilO 'fierces new Rice. e AFh' ii1'
5 Just received per steamer Messenger,
rs boxes Western Reserve Cheese. and for
sale by e7git tst WIS. BROWN
~ Portsmouth, Feb. s, '50--64tf 'f'2Ii'sa
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z D'IIVER DILil-.J,ist received, Iot of X
NJ. .DE(Is y q. Edwards q Co.'S. geuiknb Cod
yer Oils For salesbI Dr. J, C0RsQ
'eb.2 N Y No. >, Front st.
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TN IRaEilder2.

III slUISSILI,E LIMts always on hand, Al
al a so CalQined Plaster and Cement, oc sppe
fiSr quality, Also, common Lime, fresh bun-
cd, received daily per. Wfghtman, for sale BY
April S,I650.e s, r, ROSS.
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.am,ericv1a Poultry Book.

yTyHE American Poultry Book, conteining
the origin. history and description Of dif-
ierent Breeds Of poultry, with complete direc-
tions for breeding crossing, rearing and fatton-
ing, also for the treatment of the principal dis.
eases to which they are subject. illustrated
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-24
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

"I have Just been making wedding call
ON thy fatler,r said he TO Edward, whom he
found at his house. "Ithink we will agree"
Two hours after, Weresfortl arrived at the
house of Jonathan, and taking him aside,
"Ioncst Quaker" said he, "your conduct
has touched my very soul. 1t was in your
power to dishonor me, TO dishonor my son,
TO ruin me in his estimation, and to refuse
him your daughter You have acted noby
am hurnbled before you. Take these pa
pers. Adieu you will never see me again"
Saying this he departed.
The Quaker being left alone, opened the
papers, and found among them drafts of con-
siderable value against the fiyst banking
houses in London. They contained, also, a
long list of names, with sums of different
value affixed to each, and ending with these
lines:
"Thesc names are those Of people who
have been robbed, together with the amount
which is to he returned TO them; draw the
M jney aud return It accordingly to the right
! owners. Whatever may be left is my legiti
mate property, and your daughter may on,
day accept, without blushing, my inheri
tance."
The next day Weresford had left London
and never was heard Of afterwards
On the day Of Edward and Mary's mar
riage, the Quaker invited largo number o
merry friends, among whom many could b.
heard loudly praising the liberality of thu
London robber, who had remitted TO them
through the hands of Jonathan, their los
capital and the interest.