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FOREIGN INCIDENTS.

In New Sou.h Wales there are 49,.
600 males, and only half the number ol
females.
Al the battle Of Ourtal, ofthe French
against the Algerines, 5000 camels and
10000 sheep we're captured.
Russia has launched seven new vessels
Of war.
Anne rican plOughs and Plough-irons
are now exported TO England. e-g oi
The Cholera still prevails in different
parts.of England. ai' e
The Russians navigate some Of their
rive rs with articulated boats, which twist
and wind like serpent A vessel ESQ
feet long, IS feet wide, draws but b
inches water when loaded. gneah
II The leaf Of tree; called Veno Benoi
which grows in India, is usedin flavor
ng and strengthening tea. qqaa
TypnoiI fever is now said TO be cured
in a few days by the French physicians
in the following manneri Every tive
minutes Inc phllehl sW a'lo"S -, $50 $3.50
bit Office, equal in quantity to 2 glass @
water every houl, Every, az hours hours 9
demi layemeht Of cold water is applied
and every second day q bath, AZ q de-
grees Of Reau Mus, a,.sss.a 6lyos ;as. /.
An attempt to forge Russia PAM 9aE
notes 10 considerable amount, has beer
detected in London. yH n s,,g
Tin,in large quantities, is now imPor
ted into England from China, "A, 5
The English clergy are now comman
ded, by IN order in council, to pray fo
Queen Victoria as Her Most Sacre
Majesty. a phrase not IN u.e since IL
time Of James Sd. .s....
The slave trade 10 the neigbborho7o
of Cape Coast, Africa, continues 10 3
very brisk. Slaves are sold there 9
! S$89 apiece. - !. .,,.s,, .eg
|, A complete hotel, with forty rooms
and furniture all of Iron, has bssn scr
,irora Antwerp to San Francisco
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Copy Of the letter Of the Rev. Theo
bald Mathew to Judge Lumpkin, of Geor-
RicHMoNp. Va. s2d Dec, ls49.

gia. 49,
RicHMoNp. Va, 22d Dec, lS49.
Honored and Dear Sir; When you
to address me an invitation
10 pay the illuslrious bodyover which you
with 50 much dignity preside, visit for
the promotion Of the sacred cause OF
Temperance, was not aware orthe high
rank as 4 Judge with which your country
bas Ronored you, otherwise should not
have i6arked my letter private; but have
have left it to your own prudence, to
have acted as seemed conducive TO the
good OF that glorious cause, equally De 'r
| yo US both. The second letter which
sou kindly forwarded, | have never
seen, as on its reaching Boston, | was
confined in New York by severe ILL.,
ness, and my physician DR.. Frazer and
my secretary, deemed it advisable moi
10 speak to ME on such an exciting sub
ect. sa& n a M ri.
Inow, honored sir, presume to Intrude
letter on your we'll occupied time' 10
conseouence Of an insinuaticn thrown
out, that had uncourteously declined tc
Irepfy 10 yourletter, requiring an exPla
nation Of my opinions on an all import
ant question. Whatever errors ! may
have perpetraled, intentional disresPecl
10 any correspondent. however humble
his rank, is not amongst them, m,mach less
10 a person vested with the high dignity
OF Judge. find, with regret, that my
Single mindedness in the advocacy 9
!, the, to me, all absorbing cause OF lem
peranee, is not, in this country, well 9n
ders,ood. In my own beloved country
though groaaihg uiider the weigRtc & n
heaviest burthen Of misery that eyer
/ nation bore, ! endured every species.
, calumny rather than risk the lntllctio
J 0ftHe Slightest injury on the Temdps,ralr'c
cause, BY advocating the repeal Of IN
.ITJnion between England and lreI3dd :
elm lettering your honor to the converse y,
! lion / held with Mr.. Garrison, in tn
I Ia Adams House;' Boston, | voinly tho
Inv solehin declaration Of being hrml,
> resolved not to interfere, in any, tn
/ slightest degree, with the institutions 9
Ithis Mighty Republic; wodld Have bee
Amply suficientto calm The anxieties {
even the most sensitive American.
! Bo@@, dear and honored Judge, renew thI
!. declaration, aid most respectfully urg
i that no mad, VITO enjoys himself freedol
/ in this alphabetically free country; ca
/ require more from one, who has ,meekl
e come amongst yod to advocate the hig
= and holy cause OF temperance, bearln
> in his hand the pure and spotless whit
). banner, with the divine motto inscribed
aGIorv 10 God on high; peace off cart
! TO men," In the anxious hope that thi
i candid explanation will remove S3tsPici'o'
: Of intentional disrespect, in making m
/, repl yIprivate land my not having ans~eI
! ed your second favor, ] have the honoI
o TO be, dear Judge, "'7
Q Your brother in temperance 5s
4 and devoted friend, l.s
F o,.. s THEOBALD MATTHEW.
+ Hon. Judge LUMPKIN, Athens, a
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Mrs. Observation-Disclosures 0UTRAeE =
Ii will be remembered, that this LADY,
who started a project for carrying out a
cargo Of females, but whose schemes talI-
ed. sailed for California from New York
in the ship Apgelique, with two Of
three companions Of her own sex an and
her Two or three children. Al VaIpa'
raiso she was left on shore by the cap
tain, with scarcely a dollar 10 her pos
session. Her children remained OF
board The Angelique. ItwasundefstCot
that Mrs. Farnham and the captain 2
the ship had some difficulty, and whl''
she went ashoFeato yet a passport l95
Chilan servant, the vessel sailed. 4
Valparaiso private subscription va
made for the lady, and she soon alle
sailed FOR San Francisco in anothe YES
sci Pic. baes "A aM 50
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FITCHETT & BELL,
u NDER T A K E R S,

NMTOULDrespectfully inform the clti-
w zens Of Canton and Madison coun.
ty generally. that they have purchase.
the HEARSE and materials of K, NJ
Cox, and are now prepared to attend 70
ali calls for COFFINS in this county
at he shortest notice. All orders from
the country will be promptly attended
to. Their shopis near Jesse ? Browns
Livery Stable, where one or oqth can
always be found.
June 8, l848, oV-ly
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sTlesCsStppt CrPole,
.,D ryrRY SATURDAY MORNING
sur n. MONTGOMERY:

.,,r, IL SUBSCRIPTION. .,.. T..
II. wear, II paid within one
W dolI " lime Of subscribing u !,S not
9ll 4. IN w time, in FIVE dollars a year will
|sald LID, ION work. &c:
" y :. inserted at one dollar per
sd..n'Iis ,.a0 ia.', 81 lees, for the first in
aasli! "! SsTt' ..ni IN withoe; the number :
.ih'1l' Y DS sS.sueci6ed, will be published
ls t',s W w 3sbsrgsd accordingly
w ils a,rsonaI nature, whenever ad-
lrSl 4 I! sbarged at the rate Of two
~ ',, \, ID lines, each insertion.
l'ias'. a,s',,ui.rs Or public addresses, tol
:' asIisiivdaal persons or COMPANIES ON az ~ |.
sn'1ss s.,.lS ADVERTISEMENTS and at the
isa .r,.didates-FOr State and Dis
sNHoaa'ls w VA County Offices, $5. The tee
l1E'HsisS msst be paid for on delivery
lAse" Y !. NJ sttsrs must be paid, or they will
.,,DiedlOo 49,
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4, !. LEWIS & CO.,

lfuIRshUNa AUNNA = -
wlRDIyG MERCHANTS,
.ANDlDEALERs IN
lNho. Goods, Produce, Groceries,
|lnpk Dry.Goods, Iron, Nd'Is'
Castings, ea.
BEGGING, ROPE &c,
MOO CITE, MISSISSIPPI
Eare prepared to make Cash ADJ
I,nces upon consignments Of Got
friends in New Orleans, Mess.
II Johnson Il Co. Also, TO fur
Plantation supplies, BAGGiNG,
6c., from New OrIeses,2or at
nBC We will also make cash
la upon Cotton for sale in store
III place. Being prepared with
G8FT0N SHEDS, we can eflecI
ihsHb6n all Cotton stored with
adssifsd Ny the planter. ..'
& lSl8. 50-6m
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v = = ~ -'7-7T ~ 7 n
wills, Pease b Co.
Nsolssale Dealers III
llLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
GilsiEa SfREEr, New ORLEANS,

aAr. Mv Orleans, Aug. 25, ,l84s.
inv d Ire non-iniercours, with
N0rhon account Of the cholera,
" anticipated the wants Of the
iWesl by the importation Of a
ligs and general stock Of Staple
Iiley Dry Goods, now partly in
" dally arriving. We would
" tTiauds and those who have
aA With US in New Orleans, Of
and belief that they win lose
turning their attention to a
aoOce convenient and healthy,
NEsare being provided in view
tadensud. For the conYen-
A9ls who may wish to order or
y 1'soliment with facility, our
y v u embrace not only every
aiSs Dry Goods line, Staple and
Algreat many articles Of those
Aly kept ID variety stores.
Nsnllop will be paid to orders
o sao may not be prepared tc
Oilsans personally, may rely
Plnessand the due observance
aamsnds. The style Of ouI
6IIy altered, by the Omission
''SI'l viihouta change ofspart
A'geellu.ly, 4aa. mliI A
M. WILLS, PEAsE & co,
.9ss' s sePl5-l-3m
MIN
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-26
"a REMOVAL.

mHE subscriber has removed TO Mr
Leonard's new shop on the west side
Of the square He tenders bis thanks to
his former patrons, and respectfully
asks a continuance Of their patronage
His uorE and materials shall be Of the
best quality, his Boots and Shoes war war
ranted to ft.
July 1, lS49 M J. bEN IhANp
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-26

There areabout $4,000 German resi-
dents in New York, and in Ilhe Unlte'
States 100000,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-26

The Governor ef South Carolina recommends
an appropriation Of $4,000 to purchase arms
and ammunition in case Of need. The Bfan-
don Republican thinks On appropriation Of
100000 10 be invested in schools and Spelling
Books would do the State better service.
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" b . & | j. J.
G,L B, would invite the particular attention
Of His friends and merchant Waiting New
YORK. TO give him'a call at his new and SPA
,cious Mandatory and Watehonse. galaoq
Nos. r4s and i44 BFoadway. odi
(ChoroN BUfD1Nds, ..4o4 +"
be,ween Cedar and Liberty streets where
there will always be found the most extensive
Umbrellas, Parasols, ParasOIetsts and Sun
af4pl lo s0eF Shades, q fD5U
Of Bis own celebrated manufacture, for salt
IN any quantity and at greatly FeHduScfeff tH Sf
G!!J. 3. pledges himself that Umbrellas an !
ParasoIs from the "Croton Manufactory'os shal
he "A No. 1inevery respect. gd ygG9
Eaia New York, June, l849. asns paa.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-26

s. 1. M0sBY'
IEsTLEY & MOsBY'" l,ls
.',,,rmpRues AND MEDICINES;
X 4. g,ryv,. )tIs, AND PAINTS; l
CLASS AND PUTTH;
po.rs. BLANK. Books, STATIoNA'
upvAarlcLEs, PERFUMER4' &9,
4s,i.uof Il, GOLDEN MORTAR
CANroN, MI.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-26
JENKINS LEATHER WORKS.

PPER, Sole, Harness, Bride, Gin
u Band Leather, &c, manufactured
IN the best style and sold,on satisfactory
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-26

THE BOARD OF POLICE.
A special session Of the Board O.
Police Of Madison County will be held
al the court house on Monday the els
inst.
January 9th 1850. aa
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-26

THIS ANT NuisANcE--Iti is iiot perhaps
geberaIly known, that ia the West In.
dies when these little tormentors pay
their unwelcome visits to the houses
there, a snialorihg ofchaIk will be an
efectual bar totheii entrance even ma
king a strong chalk line on the foot will
stop their progress The reason no
doubt being that the very great quantity
Of acid contained in the. ant Is so easily
acted upon by the chalk. as either to
cause their dealhsor precipitate retreat.
Those housewives, therefore, who are
now daily complaining Of the iuroad Of
these little depredators upon theirchUlc
est delicacies, can put an effeclual stop
per thereto, either in the way above
mentioned, or by sirihkling around the
spot on which their dishes ere placed
some carbonate of soda, common soda
or any other acid,
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*. y. Il
An Illinois edito-,- friendly 70 Gen
Cass,thus ssts forth the views ofthatfa-
yorite ol our opponents 10 reference to
the proposition to admit California as a
1--WE .had Il from i lie lips 81 Gen. Cas-
himself, but d few months ago that he
should certainly vote Cor the pdnissioil
Of California as d Slate with Il cohstiiu.
prohibiting slavery" az he considered
That ihe only Legitimate way to settle
,he question ii the Territories W. W.
derstand this 10 bs Gen Casss Positiohs
wiiKoda any,hsA aaylor eonjselaEe -abeut
itp ei8 aa bsaai ssii agI .diaon
lrle9la, -1T T-F7iT z TIT + SsrfiSSr isel
ab Al QUAAnARYs4Aa baker with both aEms, in
the dough up to his elbows, and . Aea u ah'
IL ~ nf h;a troyV seFs,
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pnsr nrrICE HOuRs,

PosT OFFICE HOURS.
or Office open every day, ercept SundG9
during business hours, and on Sunday from
Nine 10 Ten o'clock, A. NJ. only.
7If Gu' WIN. PRIETLEY, P. M
April Is, 49, aa
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R9ESSet Shoes.

Warranted 10 every case--the warranty
m,de good with new pair, it any'iall.
These shoes will always be sold cheaper
with like payments) than the Northern
Russets. ..ia ,aa ai sga ,ay"W
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-26
!. :. STEERS sl
n s Y and buggy,
= ~ 4 X AND HAIR N NESS

n SWlUSl&9
.ssl..lsgAIersJ MANSION HOUSE,
soE MISSISSIPPI
G times be found Car
rs Rocka,uays, Bugg;es,
M Slssl and most fashionable
'saSI With every article in
.'s,i., nv Lls own manufacture.
b1sI any thing in the line.
y l0ca and examine fol
l0-ly
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ARRIVAL& DEPARTURE OF MAIL,
T CANTON MISS. lq

ARRIvAL& DEPARTURE OF MAIL,
T CANTON MISS. T
THE JACKSON MAIL .
Is due, Closes,
ally by Z a. N. Daily at 9r.M
fHE COLUMBUS MATT
is due; w closes,
fS"sds, Tassdsy IAN. Friday ESS1S'a"{' a"3 IAN
Thursday, v Sunday,
THE LEXINGTON MAIL
| due, Closes;
gsdss SSSs's1sY sad sy7,n !ssi.sssy1 5Ssisss1 al1An
Sunday, Saturday,
BENTON AND 4Azoo CITY MAILS
Is due, Daily (except Monday) by7P. n
Closes, Daily Except Monday att A. \
THE MADIsoNvILLE MAit3 aa
Is due, te g Closes
FRGd1ssy FTidsy,y ana RysAn. sunday, snad'ss' A. A.
THE VERNON MAIL
Is due, ..... Closes, :.
saadsS,' saadsy, : llAn' Friday, FidGSs ''' AZ ~
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RrieEIeS g Wagon Gear,

Made 10 order, and Of the best material
Hides will be taken in payment for any
Of the articles Of my works. My team
will visit every plantation in Madison
and the nearer parts of the adjoining
counties, at least three times a year,
buying Hides and delivering such artl'
cles of leather as may be wanted. q
Orders by mail will be attended TO-
aa Jay R. JENKINS.
Sharon nov. "a, lS49. ll-6m
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lenis 4 Z, B. PEAsE, New. Orleans.
'ShnnG &C PECK, New York
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-26

|1IIilst
|ssLiStss
ndOra!
|lMER
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woNrG oMERY, Publisher:
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THE JACKSON MAIL
Is due, Closes,
lily by Am. Daily at 9 I.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-07-06
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.

D(HIS medicine ia compounded on general principtes,
Although there are many medicines called by the same
name, every one 10 aware that there is q very great differ
euce among them. Those of them that are called "lndian,"
have stolen the name from us, who were the first to intro
duce a prepared Indian medicine to the American public
Of course q similarity of name does not create a similarity
Wriaht,s Indian Vegetable Pills are distinguished fortheir
perfect adaptation to the human body. In their operation,
they do exactly what nature does, and nothing more. Ihey
have a rouR-roLD action upon the lungs, skin, kidneys and
noting perspiration, they break up Colds, Coughs, kbeu-
matte Complaints, Pain in the Back, Scrofula, Cntaneous
Ermntions. Pimples, Elotches, Freckles, Erysipelas, &c.
b action of the Pills on the kidneys is such as to make
them a valuable lithontripic. Dropsy, Gravel, and Female
soeediiy removed by their use. A free Expectation from
the lungs il excited by the use Of Wright's Indian Vegefa-
ms. Bronchitis, soreness and tightness Of the Breast, Coughs,
Sore Throat, &c. By their action on the stomach and bow
els, the Pills cure cure, Dyspepsia, Liver Compliant ra fa Y !, .;.sa
Pleprisy, Headache, }Giddiness, Dysentery, Piles, and al
disorders Or the intestines. Takenin small doses, Wrights
Indian Vegetable Pills become an Alternative Medicine, Of
great searching efficacy, for the cure Of sores of all kinds,
letter, TumoTs, ~Jaundice. Lowness Of spirits, Rash, Pains
in the Bones. &c. These Pills also thoroughly bresk India
enza, in which complaint they are extremely valuable.
Ia BILIOUS complaints these Pills exercise a complete nsi-
tory. Hence Fever analogue h speedily cured By the We d
ease moody prevails, these Pills olike an avalanche. While
they arc cheaper than the fever and ague remedies in gem
erai, Wrghfs Indian Vegetable Pills have hssD pronounced
superior TO all Of them. Indeed, il would appear thai il
there IL ono complaint over which these Pills hayo more
power than another, il is Fever md Agns. For destroyinl
and expeliinE WORMS, NO Vermifuge is superior g thsss
Pills. Although We have not taken pains to make this ~
| public, the merit Of the medicine itself has acquired Tor /
an extensive reputation md sails for the removal ofW Worms
Adninis,esed e dsit. e children, ths edseto q .he Pill.
loud. ~ ID nsanspilae Wrishts Indian Vegetable PMS.
In fsct, no one esn 90 amid III the use o. this msdicins.-
a e. 5: s: :% .;.sss.; u. e WIZ %.',s e 11 isai /. 4 s:.s. s''' f FL
ths mon valuable medicine sy,er offered q ihe public.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-07-06

/ EXPLANATION OF THE KsocKINcs.-The New
York Merchants Day Book, has the following
"A gentleman who has heard and watched at
tentively the phenomena Of the mysterious rap
pings, has furnished us with his solution Of the
matter, which, rs being the only rational expla-
nation We have heard, deserves to be recorded.
He says that the rappings, when he first
heard them, reminded him instantly Of the dis
charges Of an electric battery, each detonation
being double, as is the case with them. Now,
by supposing that one of the ladies is power
fully charged with electricity in a positive form,
while the other is charged negatively, the phe-
nomenon Of the sounds, or rappings, is at once
accounted for. It is well known that a person
in a magnetic state receives and reflects what
ever is in the mind Of the person in commune
cation; and this readily explains the general
correctness Of the answers given to questions.
II accounts, also, for the incorrect replies some
times given, by ~supposing that the impression
Of the questioneris mind upon that Of the mag
petizes ID weak, confused OF imperfect. This
appears % us 10 be an eminently rational view
of tho cass, and places the whole subject, if not
out Of the pale Of mystery, at least behind the
ranks Of novelty, BY including It Of g among
the innurnerable demonstrations. Of animal mag
netism,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-07-06
Watches, JeWelry, Silverware, &c,
YOUNG & Co..
NELSON II. 1Ul
9 CAMp ST.. N. @.

sASHA2 GE-8Es1tE q SAM1 - 49, .7-t%=H-E
Are now receiving their Fall supplyof goods,
in part Of the undermentioned articles
Heavily cased gold and silver hunting watches.
very substantial, from the best manufactures OF
London and Liverpool, suitable for Planters and
Overseers. Gold and silver faced do. do.
Very rich gold hunsing and open faced Geneva
watches, plain and engraved, for Ladies. Fine
gold Guards, Fob and Vest chains, new patterns
Studs, Collar Buttons, Finger rings, Ladies and
Gents Breastpins and EARRINGS, single stone and
cluster Diamond Pms and Finger rings.
Gold and SILVER Specs-a'l ages.
Silverware warranted pure 20 coin, consisting Of
table, tea and desert Spoons, table and desert Forks,
soup Ladies, butter knives, mustard and saii
Spoons. sugar longs, DC. Plated ware, consists
ing of Casters, Eaudlesticks, &c. The whole Of
which 10 warranted ~ fne as anyssoAered " any
house in the trade and unreasonable prices. i
1.-THE stnctest attention given q repairing
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry. AL fns watches
committed 70 onr3 charge We personally attend Il
and our charges are reasonable. Jane II
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-07-06
TAR.

This article is now universally Acknowledged to be the
most healing and efficient application for diseased Or decay
ing lungs, or any portion of the feshy or muscular parts of
the human body. Its medicinal and preservative qualities
were understood by the Egyptians in the early ages of the
world, and no doubt now exists among scientific meI, that
the preparation used in the %embalmment of bodies, was
composed principally of this ingredient. In later ages, it
was found to be in universal use among the aboriginles Of
America, and at this day it is their principal, and, in fact,
only medicine for an unsound state of the lungs, or any ap-
proach oft. Those who are acquainted with the history Of
this hardy race of men, know that's death from Consump-
ton is unknown umong them! The medical faculty in all
countries appear to have become aware of the great healing
properties of this article, and are now introducing it into
their practice. DR.. Buchan of England, DR.; Creighton OF st
Petersburg, DIR: La Prieure of Paris, and the distinguished
DR.. Cooper, have been i'll the habit of combining it with 9TH
er articles in their prescriptions, and with entire success.
Beware of Counterfeits and Base Imitation,
The genuine article is signed Andrew Rogers,
on the engraved wrapper around each bottle,
Price 81 per bottle, Or six bottles for $S5. Sold
wholesale and retail by ScovlL g. MEAD, 113 Char
tres street, New Orleans, between St. Louis and
Cont streets-Sole General Agents for the south.
ern states. Sold also by A. E. RICHARDS aud
L. c. THOMAS, Plaquemine-and by regularly
appointed agents throughout the state. jal6 ly
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-07-06
Music Store,
NO.. 5 CAMP STREET,

SRATaAtT&@K wv ~ onVu NJ
U THREE DOORS FROM CANAL ST, MO-.
The subscriber offers for sale at very reasonable
prices and OH liberal terms, PIANO FORTES Of
6, 6 1-2, 6 Sd and Z ~octayes. in rich rosewood,
walnut and mahogany Cases, made by the old and
celebrated manufacturers, I. Gilbert & Co. Pia>
nos with the E.pLIAs ATTACHMENT, appropriate 10
sacred music. The EoIian is guaranteed by the
manufacturers to remain IN tune 5 years, Pianinoa,
Grand and semi-Grand Pianos from the factories
of Henri Hers and J, Pleyel s. Co, Paris. The
beautiful new invention, the Dolco Compana. to
the Grand Action Piano, and Pianos from the fac
tories Of Firth. Pond & Co, with the vibrating
overb1idge and the new scale Pianos Of VIM. Hall
and Son, New York. MELODEONs and SE>
RAPHINES. for church choir music. All the
new publications Of songs, values, etc, are res
ceived soon as published, with a large stock Of Old
Music, accumulated during the last twenty years,
enables the undersigned to fill al! orders complete.
Instruction Books for all musical instruments. Sc
cond hand Pianos bought. sold and exchanged in
part payment for new Pianos. Orders for Tuning
and Repairing viii be promptly attended to. All
kinds Of musical instruments repaired. Music
bound to order. Harps, Guitars, Violins, Flutes,
Strings for Harp, Piano, Guitar, Violin and Bapis
and all articles in the music line for sale by
ian9 6m WIN. T. MAYO.