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sic, democratic form Of governmen.for myself
Gna believe may speak for you, satisfied with
condition people of the United States and citizens Of Mas
sachuetts living under free popular, and glorious repre-
sentative Government, which makes favored al the
world at aEs tlsaf la!sait3R a 1atlsaelst, &
Gentlemen let us despair of nothing behalf Of our
try. We growing in prosperity We shall see that
the patriotism Of the community the great principle Of love
Of liberty. and we might add and would add, with all the
emphasis can pour of my heart, the love Of Union, will
keep us together [Appause II had ten thousand voices
and could speak be heard here and the shores Of
the Pacific If could gather around the whole Of this
vast nation, would say citizens, Union, Union
Union, now and forever Tremendous cheering.l
What are all these petty distinctions What all these
cavs and questions and sectional quarre They are not
the dust in the balance they not I'll to nhab the hearto
true American for the heart Of true American embraces
his whole country and il is not big enough for that be
had better tear Il out and throw from his bosom treat
applause.] " at
have said, gentlemen, that the little have done-if
have done any thnss mainly attributable to the support
which you and your brothers and your fathers have given me
here in the city of Boston. am not ungratefu for IT, As
found you in times past find you now; and am sure
shall continue to end you. And let me say to you, let me
eneat you this day to deliver to your children what say
that Boston found thirty years ago, she hnds me TO-
day, without variation shadow Of change and shall
go to the grave full Of The deep gratitude which cherish Tor
her and her support Of me In my political course thus far
through le,. [Applause.l s.
Gentlemen, bid you an aeconate adieu By the bless
ing Of God, shall you sgain,sund circumstances
may be, that will enable express somewhat al large my
opinions upon the present state Of things in this country
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26

piurss, full as much my own, that
have 40 earnestly sought t" give you distaste
for the amusements OF ias hionable life. | see
that my love, my happiness is nothing TO You:
everything is TO be sacrificed on the shrine Of
vanity. Ah Margaret, If you were foolish in
Hrowiag array your liberty while still school.
girl, ! was doubly so in committing my happi-
ness into the hands of vne.'
II agree with you entirely, Mr.. Dorrance;
and wonder that you ever thought of me, when
that prim vld maid Miss Helen Graham, was
80 exactly suited TO you, and came near dying
TOR you, every one said, She was the very one
for you, i1r she dctests parties as much as you
can and is always preaching to mo about do
nestle happiness, and such iol dc roll Rs a
pity that you didn't fancy her, isn't i'?'
Mr. Dorrance's face Redeemed. lie turned a.
woy, and paced the room hurricdly.
HIS wife continued,
"rhey saw ,Eat before came home from
school, you were very attentive TO her; now, Sc.
riously, don't you think she vas better suited
to you than l?'
Mr.. Dorrance paused beside his wife, and
meeting her up.urned gaze, he answered calm
ly,
Yes, Margaret, do"
/ Nothing dauntedby the serious tone i'll which
this was said, and fully convinced that there had
never been any idol save herself, M the throne
OF her hu, bands heart, and that a, any moment
she could resume her power, she continued her
Jq!uGge.
And now, if You had only taken compassion
on her and married her"
II wish to God had!' broke from Mr. Dor
RANGES lip,; and his wife read truly in his sad
pale face, that with no idle meaning had those
4 A. :.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26

intimate dignity Of her manners, the Iovclincss
Of her truthful coun,cnance, as iifSt Il impress
ed ilself upon him then; and more than all, the
well balanced mind and the mature judgment,
which had afterwards been developed to him,
as day after day he fingered by her side. He
felt the flush tha, mounted to his temples, as in
coi.traiis,iuction 20 such being, another vision
rose before him, that OF the ptieG, spoiled.
vain beauty, who had left her home that III 5lt,
little dreaming bow dangerous woulG prove The
solitude to her husbnrd
Arousing from his revery, he opened a fold
ed paper. II contained pac.blne withered
flower, and asprie of my rtle leaf, ond the words
in his own handwriting, "Wocdawn, May
20!h llcien.'
(To b. Coniiauci)
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26


rr;,,,,,s o,1 hcor,,css os NIorc,rc, Dor
r,,,o.,n h,~n o,,snrrJ ;ntne nr,ceI,n, chan.
,,. .ha rr, ntoII, sn Gladly would she
w., '',t i,,u .. a,,,.,,I ~, Lr.L,,l,.
""' , ,,'.,Ial.;,. ,',, ~ III ,ho r,,L;nl
L.T IN -, ,,,,,,,. ,L, Lod ,,, r,o,,,,
w 0,,Ii .L, L,,o L.,, .uro ,L,t hs ,.,,h
,C,l,'1ss o,,,II h,,o.,;I ,h. so,,.
Of,., h,J he r,r,iyen r.r ir,pul,j,e words
,,,, ,Lo I.rltal ,'nf ho vrulI -, ain. I'm, nriIe
.I.,,, I,r rr",,, sceLir., Mn, SL" had ,lurcd ,
,,,i,ms f,,r r,s Lroa,t ,,I,ch ,h,. dust Of Tim,
,,,uII ray.r hnr, from har .igh,. ord daily th,
.Ln,,,l,l,, nf ,Lcm oro,y mora and mara hitter
-, h, In ..,s,,,,.'1 I,,;,v ,h. N.,uispd In.
,,orI,;r,s or hnr hp,rt. and tho studied co,Iuess
,.;,r ,..1;oL Lor LrL,,,I ,rsot.I l,r convinced
Ma ,,,r, f,lI,. lh,, ,Lc had L,rf,iird thc
.,o ,,Ii,h ,,Lon ho ,o.sc,sol .ho yplucl
, EoLr,,
4, G',,!,L sro ,o,,ol :, ro,,r,,c, Lcrsclr If
hL.I 3,,, ,,,x,,,, :; 49,, i,I.ir,, h.r lus-
l',l,s han,';,,ass ,T,ra sho hoI IN n,h.r r.-
,'a,s I,'a ha,,ar ~. linn ,Lor h.. hv h,y. she
l,L n;ysn him a ,yh1l. h.,r, in cxchgnpe for a
'i;,iSai oon Thns ,ri,,;n., .hr I,,rrmi,,,d
nnn,, c,Iurso Of c,nduc, ,hn, sha,,lI awaken in
hr" hi,, ,ha iaa,,u.r he h,l J,.cimcJ
mIr w. has nnc srarL of Law, left for me. he
.h,Ii ,aa.n ,,.h,, ;a.,I',s, i. - she ,bongh, as
~, ,ha o,.ar;,,, IF ,ho fncy marry her maid mr.
ra,,,o, ho, in III, hacn,n,,,g Snnnish dress she
hol sc,rc,ed,
IJor l,n,, ,rosses vhich were Of n glossy
,,.,I;.h I III HAL, wer. .nlJrd over Ligh nm on
". r." t tr,I anI r,.,.r.J ,y;,h m Immense ana 81.
".nI. oar,.o5 onu,L 81 ~, ror.r .h,ll Ucr
.a., ,,.,s r.I,oyoI hv f,ll or fine lce
s,.,., w. '',;.;.,I,, ,,,,o, ,r,roo, ami a.
,an"1 ', .,;,h sIi,aIs ,n,v Jnwel. Uttered ON
hnr o,'na arl h"r divers and rnJ;on,ly beau,i
GI G'' a. ''' ,,anI;r, h.C,r. ,hn psycha
'n' o"' Ioo"rn n;na,a, har ,n5J IN orr,,,;9, ,h
S''' ,i'.I' IT, w. ,, 'n ,,Iinh ra,,;r, on her
he"S e c,I J'uN ,. G,,as ann., f., her. feet
''"'I A.. - ,.as a,',aro,,I, i.so,;s
foI t,r nl'noaI ,r"r ,n ,he ,,i.
~, ,I' ,,iJa ,J' ,,,atvs,on Of nrn,nnn,s ycrc
,i ,s r'" w ar".L,,. nrd cases, Urr .y.,
har t"orl Lnnra,. ss;ying il ,h. t,rr
,, "ruH "s' ipon;o ANA remn,;1a ,hn ioyo
h;"h ~, J"rI tI, ,ho ,sn ,,n Ler t,ce
T"'r" i'"n !, ,i, ,hs nnwsr II w,, al ,ho
aI,I U.r Jross y,s no,y n,rf.c, n,,l
'iarrItr, "as n,I' L,an,n;n,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26
NUMBER 43.
Extraordinary EsCape.

a.
we h"u III '"e 'a'' -'o'Bdo" '"s'n'ah me
IoHo"Ihg account oi one oi 'Ne most reharKaOis
escapes probably ON record. II is almost nirae-
uuus:
The children Of Mr.. Gsor,. Hck.r c;,;-
zen ,f Scott c,uutv w.r, ,l,, iuo ,,,.th.r i,
field and u,pr lse month -, :. tIlonI. .;,L
hole. In their y,mbol. ON. Of th,m . h,y A..
b,ut ,i,ht,r lem wear. vf ay. uu,h.a hi, i,,,I.
brother. about tyur wear, old. h.ndlory ox,r
IN. edo. unl down iuto th. deem dark %, lao.
'lvw. II WAS som. tim. after ia, ,,bilJ IVA.
missed b,i,r, any certain informat,on cnnl1 ~,
drawn from the others a, TO Mia, had b.cons
Of him; and !, was onl, by threat, of severe
puri,ltu,u, that finally o,.rcam, their i,ar. and
|cx,gr,,d from the Loy who did the deed ron
|t,ss.un Of vha, had HAPPENED,
An effort wa. made immediately 70 a,eer,ain
the situation of the little fellow, and afford him
'rell,i II he was ~, beyond It's power. Rope,
were tied together " ith stone attached TO each
al une end anu an ATTEMPT was made to ia,hom its
depths beneath but more thap sixty feet of roma
were employed IN vain ; no bottom could to
reached. \ lighted candle was then let down
Uut It's light gave no hopelu! indication, except
that the pil was free iruin choke damp or i'm
pure air, as far down as the c.udl. dr,r,nd,d
\ ight came on and all further ,ilot,s had I, h.
lu. The time abandoned.
On the mex: day further trial. were mpjs of
the depth Of the pit, but with no better success.
In d,s pair the frantic parents were about TO
give up all hopes Of recovery or relieving their
ntlle innocent, und prcpurutlous vcr. being
made 10 close UP the mouth OF .hc biz: TO pre.
YEA. like occurrence III the future, when it
Was suggested and agreed upon that p,uthcr
4ud a iinal flor, should b, made by letting som.
lndi, lduul down. by ropes to examine the nature
ol the abyss and ascertain # there WA, any en-
couragemcn, for lut,her ,ilJtls to be found be-
low. \ brother # TIE lost child undertook tina
fearful task Cords were fastened around hi,
waist and limbs, and one 10 hi. wrist. bv which
he might indicate 10 those above hl, wishe.
either to descend or 10 be drawn I'D.
lie was SWUNG off, and slowly lowered un-
til having gonu to the depth Of abou, fifty feet.
lie Looked below him, and there sAuue through
the thick darkness two ylislruiuy ,,cs ;n,ently
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26

\ FELoN.-I, is said that if the diseased
finger be thrust into small bag Of living
angle worms, and kept there for some
hours, the fury of the sore will be cured.
1t could do no harm--eXcept to the worms
to Try it, A case is related to US of sue
cess with this remedy.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26

Never trim the hair from the ear Of your
horse. 1t i. placed there by nature to protect
the orlice aud drum Of the ear from in
secIs, dirt, end sudden changes of the wealh-
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26
VOLUME |.
W Els L Il RN l. MON. .
OFFICE ON BIRD sTRLET, nhIWHEN fINsT ANb MAIN
TERMS OF THE WESTERN UNION.
IN ADVANCE, 81 SO
If not paid within Six Months, So %
RATES Or ApYERvISlNG.

The following are the rates Of Advertising in the
Hannibal papers:
ApyERrIsISG.-One square, Of II lines or less. one
insertions. dollAr each subsequent insertion p
cents. Cards not exceeding six lines, per year. -.
One square per year, without alteration. $40; fourth
oi column, slo; half column, $50; a whole col.
umn $50.
All notices, except marriages and deaths, will be
charged as advertisements.
Attached TO the .NfsrERS UNioS" Office is an cN-
cclcnt BOOK AND JOB OFFICE, where all Job,
Book, Pamphlet Card and other Printing, is executed
withncatness and dispatch, on favorable terms.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26

RECEIPT FOR BuRNs.-AS ! see many
receipts Tor vaious cures in your paper,
send YOU one for burns:
Take lime water as strong rs it can be
made, and add 10 it Is much alum as II will
dissolve, after which ad one ounce of sweet
oil, which will turn it to Il jelly, like opo-
dcIdoc, ii the lime is strong enough. This
should be kept b! every family, in tight
bottle, in some place where it cannot freeze,
and should be Immediately applied. A
child Of mine got her clothes on fire, in tho
absence oi the family, and when discovered,
the skin was Glmos, all burnt of her face
and neck; We had TO make the prcpara-
ton, bat in fifteen minutes after it was
aPpIicd. the fire was extracted, and tho
child al case. have tried most of the
rcccip,S published in your paper, but moth
ing have | found to equal tho above. II
rightly made and properly applied, It will
extract all the burning heat in ten minutes.
HIRAM ROOT.
We have becn acquainted with the use
of lime water and olive oil salvo, tor burns,
Tor more than twenty years, but we never
saw II made up with Il mixture of alum.
1t Is Il very good Salve, poullices of linsccd
meal, are the best remedies that we eve,
saw applied 20 burns. - Scientific Amoican.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26

liza week or two since, a negro fellow in
Grundy county, property oftha widow Of John
top VI his head with gun. His master had
recently died in California, and he feared that
he would he sold oft of,he family. Such is the
cause assigned for the fatal act Bruins wicker,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26

Amongst other erroneous opinions about In
diaus, we have to correct This, which is very
goneroly believed, that Sioux Indians always
haze coarse black hair, and b!ac. eyes; where
as nothing is more common in our streets, than
to see squaws carry ing about pappooscs, whose
hair Ia sandy, or even red, or light coored,
(porhap. more frequently Inclined TO red, } aud
OF ten with blue eyes. Has THIS fact in ply sio-
ogy escaped the arsue-eyed Minnesota lll.tor-
ical Society? Minnc.ota Pioneer.
The setting of Il great hope is like the
setting of the sun.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24

THC Dg1SG VIE TO iiAn NvsTASn.

Tur D,,,~o wv m t,,- r,.-
r.-rr ..1..s
lac i"''""INs most '0ue"-'o fragment q :"
sh;'c! from = Dying VIE to her E-uss@.1
vus fou..d " hin some .uoat.s after her lrat@
lo.,-u,, ~. 1oo~.s r., IL
"'' ''''
she WAS very 1of"' G! lfFo9'aG. I"e letter.
T:ivh VS. literally dim with tear n%rn:, Y@.s
":..sau long before HE l.y,.n5 ems a...r.
..., .,o .~., e.,.,. ,
T'"E - N'"' d. d" 80 - "
n1oA NC 49Ie!y form &. ~ ":@. 80 @."' T.,
tic carly ago Of ui", teen.
"YyNcn this s".! E..r. -t~r go. ....7 ;.
some day wn.. y.H .,s ;nr.-r n<.r 49,. 49,
lies Of ;Ic ,..., ...H I."a :...~., .q-av ill.,
ever, :c6 4 cold v1Ht &. y.oql ~" F. s-,..a-
its lonely ry,,n o.,r H., 1:.. y,4 ",,r .. ~.
tca pressed, aaJ Inc Sod win in a~av.1,.c .r,..-.
that shall hide forever FROM v,u, g.,
ar one who flsa, o~r~ -..,:.! ,+.... ...
vagm heart. Far ,a.,m, l.~, md s...fa..
rirhts. whom AT }nsi!. ~, .b~or"I+. Y.- o..
raSt. have wrrstlaE with 49,, .,r.:.r MOSS
qnnroachirr Goq41 mill OF ,..t i rrs E.-...t
i.srlf rYon INV ,.l;od. ar3 r1trn,.n I, v., .,.,
In o,hnr. = ,1;rht ,1,,, s..,,, ~. =; ,,~-a,.
mcui,;ros r. -, 7r;,l va. 9o,r q ,n,
r(aT., y...ar,, ho3rs tmrn 7 ,ars-.l :. 49, ~,
in2yor =, rrronciln rn-gu'f IN l.a&i1rr --:,.
vho.n love 50 vol ar3 t,lis 7r;aft r.33ri; a.,
sunshine md hcantv' Md har3 ;771ao1 i. = 70
~strrrrlo On eiIcnt|v' md olono wv, t,a ssrro
conviction, that I nm shout to ieayo III f3revoT
md no down Alone into tIa 1,~,, y,};"+' can,
! know in whom 7 haya tr1stp3 rmji ioo9inr
1non Ills arm y faqr M evil, ncn-t hI,r,o
me for l,eor;nr a,.n1, an nix f+o,, IN lTnr,
co,,1 r enfh;rcot ,,n,, If Il, o4to.s @
rov &c I fg2eI at n3rtf,r ,y,,on t;r,o !" III = ~ :.
soon mako II ,,,n,rcnt ,o ,.nr? I aor15 t,.o
Wished to ike, + onIv to h. # vcnr $40 ,rbo,
vour time shgII ooms md niIioyis'a rnr,r I t,aa1
nnon wv brnast wilma ~ 1a..t :" - 49, 80
~onr brG,,, and msbo- ro - don va a +" t;n ="
70 is gfakor,s n~nsor,ca 1 o1,,, ~ l ,aa'l + 5 r.on,.r >,
ho|;an+ nrnror pa - = I'Dt ~ :; -
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24

To PREVENT SNEEzTsG.-The correspondent
OF a London paper, says that to close the nos
tril with the thumb and finger during tie exni-
ration, leaving them free during inspiration vii
relieve . fiji Of coughing in 4 short time. Ii.
addition to the above, we state from personal
knowledge, that to press the finger on the slp-
per lip just below the nose will make the 81.
yerest premonitory symptoms of a s1eeze pass
off larnlessly. We have found the remedy
useful many a time in creeping on game in the
woods.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24
TO Discharged soldiers.

dnd all entitled n bensfls nnder4kAe hdr eca sE
Congress. granting bounuy ha"Is, &c.
{ ME undersigned being fully prepared will.
Il the sorms and all information necessary To
enable him To procure land warrants Tor ,hoS.
that may be entitled 10 then, under the late aci Of
Congress. sran'ing bounty I",n,s 10 ail soldiers
VIII" served in the late war with Great Britain. ~
III any Indian war. since I79O-offers his service
in such as may wish 10 apply for bonn'y,lani..
he has facilities for communicating with Washing
ion that will enable him 10 transact s,,cI, business
with more than ordinary dispatch. and he will make
no charge until the certificate or land warrant j.
delivered To the applicant. Widows Of deceased
s,'ld'ers are entitled 10 the SAME bounty that tlieir
won!d have been.
He viii procure patents aud transact MI business
with the General land Office with the ,,fmus, dis
patch. aud without charge until the business 10
completed.
lie may be found dnring business hours a, III.
office on Main street, Que door beiDw Roth,
Bros. J.J. BERRY.
PIuqnemine, Nov. 90, ls5O-Gn
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24
l.. BROWN.
e { so::5 : SD; TA!LoR.

II Ire Hs~ H'"l&i2- opposite tie old Court
5:2Hse.
50 iias tie AoHor Of informing the citi-
~ 2c@s u Elt4"eH.ne and vicinity that he
-~A@' is At all tines prepared with the best
WorEa'rn, 70 despatch all business in his line
W.t' p21eti@'}tT ana taithfuIness. He keeps
eorsta"tiy Oh hand all description of the most
i&sh]onaule %fa!terns, 10 suit the seasons. He
soiaslts 4 share # public patronage. nlGIv
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24
Il xsTRW,

1sELLii1R TT CAROSSEER, ont Phonneur Pan
~ noncer All public qu'ils son, venus s'etablir-a
Plaqnemiie, dams la delneure de Mr. L, B. Gles-
ner pres dc l~ancienne raaison de cour, sur la le-
yee, etquil lis entrepfeadont toate -sorte d;ouvrage
CONNIE loaAres, SeHes, Brides Ct H~e,.lass, ettous &c
qui concernant leur etat . prix modercs.
Plaqnemiae 10 de Mai, 1850.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24
BIEHLER BROTHERS.
Merchant TdilOrs.

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
w Plaquemine and vicinity, that they have
established themselves on Main street, in the
house immediately above the residence of the
late Mr.. Beck. Determined to do work ut mo-
derate prices, and in - punctual and faithfaA
manner. they hope to receive Il liberal share Of
public patronage. They keep constantly on,
hand fine patterns Of goods to snit all seasons.
Of the year. myf
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24
Il. Iaihot & L. W Robertson.
ATToRNIES AT Llu.

VIII attend to al business connected with
their profession ii the parisi, of :berviIle, and
the adjoining parishes. Office on Main street
IL The house formerly occupied as the "Demo.
vat ohi1es my. "
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24
ADoTsxs PETIT,

Attorney and Counsellor at law.
yiTiLL PRACTICE inihe Courts Of The 9Th
w judicial District, and IN the Supreme and
Federal Courts at New Orleans-and attend GEN
orally, tosall business connected with his profess
sion, RlaqIenaffne,s Is pril 6,is5l
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24
Aux SOLDAYS DECHARGE e.
= ,9sssseAas auii ont dfoitN Nj n fees .

ia HOoLDl ID III ia [ lSV@S- @
n 9sA5aa auii ont dfoitN aesbtn nj fees sons
- IA l6idn Congress, leul accordant Ia terre
publique, Gle.
LIE sonssissne s'etant prepare avec toutes
formes ntesssaires pour procurer les warrants
Il touS ceux 4ni en- ont droit sous Ia derniere
acte de Congress qui acccordc de Ia tcrre pu-
bllque a tous soida,s qui ont servi dams Ia guer-
re contre Ia Grande Bretagnc on contre les In
diens depuis 1890; otire Sos services a toux
ceux qui veuIent iemploycr pear lie procurer
les wars MS CONNIE ci-dessus. lie correspon-
dants quil a Il Washington lui faciletera grand
emcnt dams Ia d~ccharge de toutes %affaires qu'on
p%ourrait lui placer entire les mans ct de plus,
il s'obligc de ne fairc aucunc charge %quelcon-
que jusqu'a-ce-qui| dcpose entire les mains de
lapplicant son ce~rtiticat dc warrant. Les
veuves des soldats decides en- ont egalement
les m6mes droits qu'avaient leurs maris.
IL sengagc tgaIement de p~rocurer les pa
tentcs ct de dGriger toutcs a~tfaires concernart
lie Bureau de Terre dams la plus courte delai, e I
sans aucune charge j"aqu'a-ce-qne les affairea
soicnt termiECs.
On lie trouyera n toutcs heures de Ia iourne
4 son office, rue Main touchant lie magazin de-
Roth FrercS.
dcc2l-6m J.. J. BERRY.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24
Notice 20 Planters and Merchants,

1E>HE undersigned having established himself IN
L the town of Plaqueminc for the purpose Of
attending to all COOPERAGE. is now ready to-
trusted 10 him. He moreover, constantly keeps On
hand any quantity of ready made hogssheads ~ \
barrels for sale. dec2l J. r. BAGGE.a
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We find, and the reader i'll also find, in the fol-
~stan2as, genuine poetry, combined with a
holy sentiment, which all must applaud. We do
not know when We have read a more beautiful eff
fusion
Thou arr not gone
oh! no! | feel thy presence nea.,
And life, that else were lone and drear,
ischccred by thee. Thy mild eye
Looks on me, as in days gone by,
with loves deep glance-I feel its power,
And live again that happy hour, +
80 bright and fair When first met.
And still, Q still, Unjust think yet
Thou art not gone
Thou art not gone
Oh, no here is the book we read,
Which oft our thirsty souls hadfed
With wisdom's truth-here is the page
Which often did Tour thoughts engage,
And bring us sweet and blissfal dreams.
To make all bright life's hanging scenes.
And ill our souls with love: heaftsnaet
Meath those bright words. must think vet
Thou art not gonci
Oh, no! here is thy journal fair. a
Which often claimed thy weary care ID
When faint and sick-the pens last aim G.
But left It IN the midstl Thesame es.s
Tame other efforts proved; and here
they arc merientoas doublY dear J
lsit oh cannot think they'll lie IA.
Unfinished thus ssThoult come the by
Iaoa art not gone
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24

"ENGLAND's HoPE."-A return to Parliament
has been printed, showing that on the 25t1 of
March, last year, there were 1881 boys intie
warehouses of England and Wales, and 1888
girls, making 5O,SF9.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24
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EAsHaE0vARLE TsEIOR,

TAIELY t~roraatits most fasliionablcgta tailoring
- establishmeats in Paris and New Orleans
mas perlnancatly sIocated ilifnseifsat piaauenlisle,
al. Mr.. Beqaut's residence, Where he is reads tto
excate with skill and despatch aag. work in his
lne. ma2szff
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24

EheG art nat cone.

feel thy breath steal Ger my ,eheeks
And words o~fcheer I1gear thee speak
AS, wiena Young and taopghtiess gir!,
gu spofted with my waving curl,
and called me yours. Still, stillI'm thine
Still do / feel thy arms entwine
about my neck. Thy words I drink,
And now, @ ever let me think
Thou art not gone!
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24
DrafRisfg Machines.

Z ME Undersigned has on hand d nnnlberaof
small HORSEPOWER DRATNINGNTA-
CHIMES, Of 1 new and simple pattern; which he
further particulars apply TO John CO5iaIUNY.
stsClaude street, between Main ana. St. PIliiip,
New Orleans. m,3