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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

BzEEaEE.Es EsEsDTss5;asS,

Merchant IailorS,
WOuLD respectfully inform the citizens of
W plaquenine and vicinity, that they have
established themselves on Main street, iii the
houst immediately above the residence of the
late Mr.. Beck. Determined to do work at mo-
deratc prices, and in Il punctual and faithful
manner, they hope to receive !; liberal share of
pubic patronage. They keep constantly on
hand fine patterns Of goods to suit all seasons
OF the year. mv1
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
Amendments a la ccnstit ut;on.

ARTICLE /. LIE Jugc- president ct les .Jures-
associes de la Cour Supreme seront eIus mar les
e~lecteurs ayant qualite pour voter pour les Reprs-
sentants a FAssemblee GtnGraIe, soft par election
generate, so1t par District; alnsi quill scra determi-
ne par la loi.
ART. 2. LIE Juge- president ct les Juees-assoc;ss
de Ia Cour Supreme seronr elus pour quatre ans.
eta la premiere seance de la CoI,r Supreme o,i
aura lieu apres Iadoption de Get amendement )
Ia constitution, les Juges-associes seront divises
au sort en- deuX classes, lie siege de deux iuoes-as-
socies sera vacant a Respiration de deuS annfrs
ct lie siege du Juge- president ct du troisieme JUICE
assocle sera vacant a Respiration de quatre an
tuelle. fP'
ART. 3. Les JUICES DIES Cours de District Sc
ront elus dams leurs Districts respectifs mar les
e~lecteurs desdlts Districts ayant qualite pour vo-
teF pour les Reprssentants a Assemble Gen6raIe
ART. 4. Les JUICES dvs Cours de District seront
elus pour IN terme de quatre annses.
ART. .. Les Avocats de District seront Gins
dams leurs Districts r~espectifs pour I'm terme de
deux annees, par les electeurs desdits Districts
fAssemblee Generate.
ART. q: Tn avocat- general sera elu pour nm
5erne De deux annees. par les electerrs ayant qua
ute pour voter pour les Representants a rAssar,.
blee Generale, dams tout fEtat.
AAE. I. Tin SecT6taire d Etat sera elu pour I'm
terme de deux annees par les ~electeurs ayant opa-
lite pour voter pour les Representants a rAssem-
blee Generate, dams tout lEtat.
ART. s. Tn Tresorier de rEtat sera Elm nour
I'm terme de denx annees par les %electeurs ayant
qualtte ponr voter pour les Repr6sentants a fAs-
semblec Generate, dams tout IEtat.
ART. y. TN Surintendant- genera de Tfauca-
uoh pubiifue sera elu pour I'M terme de deux an
nees, par les e!ecteurs ayant qualite pour voter
les keprasentants a FAssemblee Generate, dams
tout L Fiat '"i'
ART. 10. 81, a relection ds Juge-associe, DIES
Juges-assocles de la Cour I.preme, des Cours
ne .'is,rie,, de fAyoeat-general, DIES Avocats de
District, du secretaire d'Etat, dt Tr6so.ier Je
Eat, ct d. surintendant-gsntra de r6alcatios
publlque, deas, an laas de denx candidats obtien.
en- an nonbre 6gal nne ~n.aio.it5 ]9elatire das
votes dann6s pour une des places us-part;orrtns
!e sTouHe1scur deyra lie mentionner dams 81 80
clAnafIon, ct choisir imn6diatenent IN r.
candldats qai aurait obtenu lie plus Grand newt br :
de yoix donn6es, lui accordera une comrr;l5
pour rempir Ia place pour laqaelIe il aurait a.:
N' ee
ART II lie Juge- prfsiiaente ct les Juges- asso-
req lde Ia, cour s%opfsn1e, eft les Iusea des f.11r7
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

Bureau du secretaire dsEtat,

Attendll que Iarticle | 10 de la Constitution de
Get Etat impose au SccIGtaire d Etat ie deyoir de
ialfc rt'tl1er, trols mols avant la prochaine cleo
llon generate, dams au MONS IN Journal de cha
ct'ne dies p~ar0isses de FEtat. on s'iinprilne un
journal, tous les Amendments proposes a ladile Con-
stltu1lon; qui ont etc adopt6s par les trois-cin-
Quiemes DIES mernbrcs elus a cllaclme destiites
Chan!hses3 ct approuvts par lc Gonverne,r:
MOI, Charles tayarTt, secf6taire d'E1at, fails
connaltre par les prGseltes, Ell fails pubiier, ainsi
quill est present ci-deasus. les articles suiya,s u,i
ont etc adoptes par les Chambres CONNIE amenie-
mcnts proposGsa la Constitution do TEtat. ct an
urnuNGS uar la GuuNnrneur Ie % nnr ls.n
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
9 = q W e E, s. CO.'S
House Eurnishing Store

u tAMF 81, NV tNLLAN5.
n f!ll\i, Glass. and E.afa!.enwa,e;
" Silver, spoons. forks, ladies etc;
Plated c'storS. cand'es,ick>, Walters, spoons.
hf''aiinta, coffee ten pots, ufsis, cups. etc;
I'n'sife, a general assortment;
Woodward, tubs. buckets, btoon.s. baskets, etc T.;
Brils''rs, iiHor, duSllng, sctnb. wli,cwasn, etc
Castings, pots, lraAet'tes, sriddlcs, &C;
!ahlety, walters, buckets. boxes, etc;
Cutlery, kalseS and forks oiaIl qualities,
Brass x Iron, tenders, shovel & longs;
Lamps. Of every description;
Cooking Stoves, the celebrated Republic sso, -.
In short, every article required to furnish, a house
except cabinet furniture and dry goods, } being the
most extensive assortment of goods in The CIV.
Goods for the country packed with extra care
nov.3)-Iy
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
PARISH AUcTIoNE Err,

fNHE undersigned, a qualified voter of the Parish
Il OF i%bervllle, having given bonds as required
by the 4th section of an act entitled Gan act re]o.
tive to Auctioneers, approved March 10th. 1s4s.,,
will promptly attend TO all business confded to
him. r r. -" $50
R~eere"o-Roth Brothers, F. Gallagher, Plaque
VIII also receive bills and collect for the Mer-
chants of P%laqaemine, New Orleans, and all Steam
boats running in the coast trade.
apr J. P. +. JENNINGS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
IL. HALL & CO.
G. U D e. r S
No. As Canal ST., New Or,cau..

IL EEPs on hand a general assortment. of al
~ kinds of Looking>ilasses; !L.ookipg-Glass
Plates; Picture ts,ass, all sizes; Window Glass, d.;
Gold Leaf; Dentists Gold and Tio Foil. Portrait
an! Picture Frames; A~,tists' Colours and Brushes;
Canvass IN rolfandin stfcteher; Tassei,s Cord, &c.
Portrait and Picture Frames ~ofevcry description,
made to order, and re-gilding of all kinds donc in
the best mainet. Prints, Maps, &c. mounledan n
vanished. Also. Oil Pictures cleaned and var.
nished, and all things connected with our buh.
mesa done IN the best manner. aov30
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

u I'll" following is from the rem Of VIM. T
Lc|lson- Esq, the distinguished editor OF the L
:. Military and Naval Argus. under date New
h"lf january %: 1900 what could be more cot
-, ), .,.4a,,
- = - I +''' - t''''''t ourselves l" Occupy Il
.t.t;.f. =. ,t - st'"N Il ''"i2' III any
500. tlo Ia. - - . 80 ~ a. ,,,'.a,'I1 Wy "a wen We
of any ,,,J;r;,. ,.ty,,I,. '"t < " : - - -
| right. fine, our duty. 10 oiy. . Snnpl. sto,,,n,,+ -,
facts that otInr~ ,i,, n ill.,, ,n5 5 ~ T., T't =
fitted. The case ujlr, ha, minced re +, MN ,Lie
/ article ya~ ,ha, eff = vo,,,y lad, If 5,r , 1
t,nr, VIII, by t,.',,o:t NV ~ ,Wn, =, - f ~, t'"i
contracted a Cold Which Settled On lh. L,,nas In-
lore It's raya.rs could IL, shaved. TFhis o,,.urr.1
two wear ago ti,is ua1rri yariuns ,rt9a,iss
were us.rI but with very Gltle ,.tf:.t or 1r4ln,if -
The Cu4sh srr.. worse. with ,.,t,lo,s ,xnsc1n ara
lion. and the s,a4hca t,.. and ,,,ta hct.,ty .hnaG.
told plainly fIIat ,a:,n,4taYy al+,.1sf. ,y.> .loia, i,
! worst oa her dcGi,ofr lf,nin. III. ltf~fly n57,,.
ciau was >ols,iIgrL amt al.hnuu}, h. u,,r1I ,n.r '.i
nit 10 he yolnrp la4y that She Ie,Ify lad fLn f,,,.
sumption, vet lie would rive no anra0rone,nen+ *
TO a cure. Atthis crisis her mother 7y9S rots,,a-
ded 10 make us, rI a bottle of DIR E,rers' cam
pound Syrup oi Liverwort and Tar and wa r
happy 10 state She was perfectly cared j., loss han
three months by this medicine alone, after even,
hope was DESTROYED. Il is useless 10 comment v,
such a case as this, for the simple truth viii troch
where polished fiction never can. If anv, touLt
the autlutticity " of this statement. let them call AT
this otfice.-T s. NY;ty,u and Ng,,,I 1ra,,s ~
10 Choth9m strict, y. Y
Trcrr,,o>rre
L e. i-n'-Nir> tf LIE N. I. PRt.SS.
Dr. pn :" ,eS u courier, aug. -, iS.".
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
BARRELS

'INHE Undersigned keeps always on hand a large
i lot of CYPRESS MOLASSES BARRELS.
which he warrants to be OF the best description.
All orders from Merchants in New Orleans and
elsewhere, will be pupctually attended to.
Refer to-W. G. Dales, F.. N. BisselI, Roth
tOrierns. -'"
y, B.--Hogshead Hoop Poles always on hand
for sale. JAMES ENNIS
Plaquemine, 9th September, 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
Carpet Warehouse, 2a Chartress st.

NEW-URLEANs.
w 4 are IN constant receipt of new patterns
w OF the following Carpetings, viz:
Administer, Velvet aud Brussels Tapestry:
! ffee-plys brussels, ~i.grains and Venitia,,s; Fl
cured BalZe aud Linen Crumh Cloths. Window
Shades; Hair Cloth, Stair, Rods, Table and Piano
lovers. Mating etc Floor OIL Cloth, fon 3 10
2iteei wide, new patterns. All Of which we offer
at the lowest market prices.
uov3o 4. BROTSEEAV6 co
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
Twice IL Week.
u. 8. .XHiI Packet Givsu.

for the Coast, Dona1dsonritle, Bottom Rouge
Port Hudson, Waterloo, Bayou Sara, and
Intermediate Luaaings.
,EaMzmak h. The new Steamboat GlpSV-
d. asFfEss2 J. Ii. URE, master, leaves New Or,
sSssSsssls@=lcans every SUNDAY at . o'cIock
l.. NJ, and every WEDNESDAY at 9 NJ.
Sethfi;ps-p sss9s rlavnenliue Oh Monday ana
Thursday nights. ;vs
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

E'. q.
\ this preparation We have All The restorative
{ Pl"pertc> of the ra"t. r~o!ntiu.l and cnne..l+r, :
led IN thf.r u'uo-t stg.s1'st and efficacy Fyra-
ri'i1cn.s We're n.tla il ,hr na.uE.far, ri tl,is
t~ne.'f@Ic 3H'll II MS E.u.I i could MOI l.. j,,-
proceed, .t--anti Ill.,. -. ft-! il -.-..t,4 =. =.
t.yst ualra, p'l& j.. ..... .! .>.nEaL4 I,ynr ~
"ass>. >Nit Rhe.,f4. }~sru.I.I U~r>tr,iar al 1HslL
al rn~ar5, @a} .t th-e, ttlepa,irsa'. ca~as ~
u" skin pt1ua r. E., Car uat.nnya .,l j.iayia.> f.,
tI- health. i:s q t,n5.. ,,..,-..,. ,aI -, g..
gaat. Ii act. ..4m.riueya>I. Gym thn sr,a,.sl.
the ci.t1g.ai.on y.rl lie, Levels. and ,f4ss t.ra..
rasccs-a. aA.@i ~sc ou.iuas,iy .as insult .. three.
ui..-,-t r.. Is E.-e1l..t.@. a. carried oa al tine
s,.2e tine IL. l4L D.. usl..g...tty nf ~.
ole agent.
Mar OIhaus. No>o}a", r14.I,fa.
Hessrs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AXE tie ,h.tt,-o f
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

NcESfS. Ncd4lcy u hicppcr, Druggists, W COOS
ter. O.. write
with regard 10 Dr.. HIstaf'S' BaiSam Of HM
Cherry, Tor which you are wholesale agents, We
have sold. since last October. eigity-t"o bottles
at retail. aud have heard from a great proportion
of them. as producing the desired effect.
Several Important cases III this vicinity, winch
came under our personal knowledge. hare b'cH
cu,,a where other remedies have been tried for
years without effect.
IN fact. We think it one OF the most invaluable
remedies for Consumption of the Lungs, and all
other complaints for which it is reconnlended.'
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
TO PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING. Sr
ALFRED MUNROE & cos.
Ouc S3rtce =forc.
NO. 81 sAssAXGSE sE,EsEEE.

SEIII'RE may be found the largest and best aSautncnt of CLOTHING of ornu1
" NEW ORLEANS. Aths establishment every article is oHnud ,t The i, "SHPkat
Wlhht can be oh,an3 n production can in any instance be made purch,Smw' W. PMi
good or bad JUDGES Of Goodsn may rest assured of obHminrc every article ot H. "W WNfm
price, without tpt trouble # beating down, or the fear of lmjno cLcatnI W.T. M NybT
price for Goods and that invariably is the lowest in the city. Our> stock o ~ I nave but
nShm@ e"o"sF M" very @r@e comprising avery full assortment. All ma5p IN 1m s ,mu it
best nalmer and warranted in very respect. -" ""eA me hesa
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
G. BROWN.
EAsEIIoNABLE rArr.on

IN The ne'c Building opposite the old Court
House.
Has the honor of informing the citi-
zens OF Plaquemine and vicinity that he
-A-is at all times prepared with the best
Workmen, to despatch all business in his line
with pu1,ctuality and faithfulness. IIe keeps
constantly on hand all description of the most
fashionable patterns, to suit the seasons. He
sollclts . share of public patronage. nl6lv
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
Thompson Il NixO,s's
Clothing EEsf1Hlishmcu..

No. 1o CAMP STREET., New ORLEANS,
u Keep constantly on hand a large and SUPER
or stock of seasonable Clothing and Gen,lemen..
Furnishing Goods, comprising all the nea,est style,
imported, and embracing all articles pertaining to
"eh''e'ha' 5 wardrobe. janIy
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
AT AUCTION.

VINCENT PISSARELLA will sell at nub,ic
auction on the 1st of November next, 2 lots of
Ground, l2O feet square more or less, near the
Ferry Landing on the Bayou in Plaquemine, with
all the buildings and improvements thereon.
Ierms-Qne fourth cash-one fourth in March
So2-and the balance in March 1854.
sep2O P. Z. JENNINGS. Auct;oncer
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
L~EIGHTON'S
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT svnpp

'S4R1Ak b1 ~ "a r
"" ; Royal street, New Orleans.
; ai"avs well supplied with a fine assortment.
a ct siPERlOR LINEN, YORK MILL, I,n.
,'h'kt''D SHIRTS. beautifully sewn and
made OF The very best materials at the -
-n4r"taeaory' y. 10, .Fa,A Ptace, A. Y.
"el'Iemen's Furnishing Goods
Way ais" be obtained, comprising in part, -
nay h9Se' Saperd C'arats, Cambria and Silk
f'chet Ilanaherchiefs, Gzores and Sus.
Te"aerS, Umbrellas, (siM and cotton)
Purses, PeJume,y dc. dc. pail
Visitors to the city are respectfully invited 70 note
the address, aud call at No. 5 Royal street, where
outfit for the toilet. f
Orders forwarded by post with a refersse nee to ,
Guy mouse tor payment, will be pane,uauy din
patched by the first boat leaving.
Legations Premium Shirt and Geo,,e men,.
furnishing Store. No 5, Royal street. New Oh,
cans and ~ Park Place, N. Y. noy23.6m
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
For Sale--.At Auction

IN Monday the 18th of November, the mulatto
0.woman MATILDA, about 40 years OF age.
Terms, Cash. -
octls G 3. HLANKINSHIP.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

SHEEsE-30 Boxes Western reserve Chcosc
~ a choice article, for sale BY
sepl3 RlSSFLL, AUSTIN & CO.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

RACON-sides and Shoulders, also a fine arti
- Gle OF Sugar cured Hams, for sale by
sepl3 BISSELL. AUSTJN'S, 20
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

SADDLERY-Bridles, Martingales, Ha!ters,
- Horse and Mule Collars, Cart Breeching,
sar1 sad,es, @c-also, a few sets Of Carriage and
buggy Harness, for sale by
sepl5 BISSELL, AUSTIN 4 co
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-26

LYNCH Law IN GRAYsoN-On the 18th inst. the
Vigilance Committee of the county of Grayson in this
State, arrested man named John Cornutt, Ia friend
and follower of Bacon, the Ohio abotionst,) and after
examining the evidence against him, required him to
renounce his abolition sentiments. This Cornutt
refused to do; thereupon he stripped, tied to
atree, and whipped. After receiving dozen stripes,
he caved in, and promised not only to recant, but TO
sell his property in the county Consisting of land and
negroes) and leave the State. Great excitement pre-
vailed throughout the county and the WythevIe Re-
publican of the 10th inst, states that the Vigilance
Committee of Grayson, were in hot pursuit of other
obnoxious persons.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-26

UNITED STATES FRIGATE INDEPENDENCE.
The editors of the Washington Republic have been
favored with the following extract from letter from
an officer on board the United States frgate Indepen
dence touching the reception and stay OF that vessel
at Trieste lately:
ssOur visit to Trieste was a very pleasant one, as
we were the objects of great deal of attention and
politeness Among our distinguished visitors were
the King and Queen of Saxony,, the Archduke
John the Ban of Croatia Jellachich, and his wife,
one of the very prettiest women have ever seem
The Ban is a polished gentleman, and of pleasing
manners. have never seen vessel attract such at
tention as did the independence at Trieste; the daily
number of visitors immense, and on sunday Ger
tainly not less than ten thousand.''
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-26
DISCUSSION IN HANOVER.

We give to-day, to the exclusion of almost eve
rything else, faithful report of the discussion
between Messrs Boris and CAsKIE, at Hanover
Court House, on Tuesday last. We invoke
careful perusal the debate from every voter In
the District. 1t may be proper, in justice to
Judge Caskie, to say, that the notes OF the Re
porters were not revised by him; Mr.. Bolts, we
learn, cursory glanced over the report OF his
speech, and made some few immaterial correc-
lions.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-26

Capt Parker sent in search of the long lost
Arctic expedition of Sir John Franklin, by the
British Government, has sent home an account OF
the discoveries made bv the American expedition.
These discoveries fully establish the safety OF Sir
John Franklin up to his first winter quarters in
1876. Every officer and man connected with
the American expedition had marked scorbutic
disease, but no deaths have occurred.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-26
pIIRILC DISCUSSION.

We are authorised to say, that in accordance
with an understanding existing between Messrs'
Boris and CAsK1E, those gentlemen will address
the people of Richmond, on Monday evening next,
at half past o'clock, at the African Church.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-26
CuRA.

The following is an extract of letter from gen
temen in New FORK, whose correspondence in Eng
land (says the National nelligencer) is from the most
respectable and well-nformed sources. He says:
81 have letter by the last British steamer which
states that Spain France and England negotiating
a Treaty respecting the guaranty of Cuba. The con-
ditons are that Cuba shall have local Legislature
"a representation in the Cortes at Madrid-and that
provision shall be made for the gradual abolition OF
Slavery in the Island l consider the information very
aIiohl
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-26

Late news from Northern Mexico gines further
evidence OF feeling OF discomfort with the government.
declaration in favor of General Santa Anna in Qua
iuato has been made This looks as ii Mexico was
about to undergo another series of internal troubles
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-03

To PREVENT MIcE CRAVING TREEs.-
Mr. Cole:-l have seen in your paper and in the
Boston Cultivator, remedy for keeping the
mice from gnawing apple trees; but have not
seen my remedy spoken of; and that is, 10 tread
down the first two SHOWS all round the trees.
hard; that is the way serve my trees,and new
er had tree gnawed yet, while my neghbors
have had hundreds spoilt by mice. You take
my wcrd for it, and | will warrant all trees
that are served in like manner. In the country
where live when at home, the snow falls from
two to four feet deep; a neghbor of nine teamed
wood across his field last winter, and he told me
the mice did gnaw the grass roots each side of
the path; but they did not trouble the grass in
the path Ifyou think this remedy worthy of
notice, you can lay it before your readers, if YOU
please. ANDREW w. SANBoRN.
.Nelc EapInnd FormpY
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-03

GOOD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES years ago there
was carlcature, very graphically portrayng the
grades of difference in the ardor of three nations.
An Engshman, an lrlshman, and Scotchman,
were represented as looking lhrougha conlection-
er's window, at a beautiful young woman, serv-
ing in the shop. "Ohr' exclaimed Mr. Patrick,
8 do let us be after spending half crown with
the dear crayture, that we may look at her con-
venlenly, and have a bit of chat with her.''
"You extravagant dog" says Mr. George, in
reply, " am sure one half the money will do
quite as well. But let US go in, by all means,
she is a charming glrl.' ''Ah wait wee p
interposed Mr.. Andrew; g dinna ye kin, it'll
serve equally well, just to ask the bonnie lassie
to gle us twa sxpences for shilling, and inquire
where's Mr.. Thompson's house, and such like !
We're no hungry, and may as well save the
siller.' ssG sf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-03
"It SHOWS" cries the belle, 'dear, how luckyl"

lNsTRUCTIoN IN AGRICULTURE the
kingdom of Prussia there are five Agricultural
Colleges, and sixth is about to be opened in
these are taught by both theory and practice, the
highest branches of science connected with the
culture and improvement of the soil; of Agricul-
tural schools Of a elementary order, there
are ten; there are also seven schools devoted to
instruction in the culture of fax; two specially
devoted TO instruction in the management Of
meadow lands; one for instruction in the man
sgement of sheep; and there are also forty five
model farms, intended to serve in introducing bet
ter modes of agriculture; in all, seventy-one pub
lie establishments for agricultural education, not
to mention others ola kindred nature, or those
private schools where the art and science of good
farming are taught.
Prussia is monarchy, with fifteen millions Of
lions, and a territory, which, though not quite
half as large, is richer and better situated, with
means of transportation incomparably superior.
Prussia has seventy one public establishments to
lnstrlc her people in farming, the science of sci
ences, and the arts of arts. New York has not
one; and the proposition to establish single Ag-
rlcultural College has again and again been voted
down in her Legislature. Ought so shameful a
contrastto exist between that monarchy and this
republic?-N Y. Tribune.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-03

How KossUTH MASTERED THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE.-ltis is stated that, in 1887, when
condemned to three years Imprisonment by the
Austrian Government, Kossuth. at the end of the
first year, was offered the choice of one book for
his amusement, provided that it was not political.
He replied that il, instead of one, they gave him
three, they should not be potcal: he selected
the English Grammer, Walkers Pronouucing
Dictionary and Shakespeare Having obtained
these books, he commenced the study Of the lam
guage, beginning with the first scene of the Tenn
pest, which occupied him about fortnight. This
was in 1887; and how well he now under nds
the language is shown by his speeches.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-03

PATENT M1LK.-The European Times gives
an account of valuable discovery recently pa
tented by French gentleman. The discovery
relates to the preservation Of milk, for an indefi-
mite period OF time The discovery found place
in the Crystal Palace, during the Exhibition, but
appears to have escaped the observation of the
Jury. The milk tablets can be grated into fine
powder, and when put into tea, they will dissolve
immediately, without leaving any sediment what
ever behind, while the milk itself out only retains
its full flavor, but also its nutritious Qualities
For long sea-voyages its utility is obvious.