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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-18
Marion en- Prison.

rs II a etc amene a la geole de &C, Paroisse
nxnegr marion qul Sc norlme ANlHu.
SNY ct dit quill appartient a Nj. James Ar.
cher residant dams TEtat du Mississippi.
lie dit Negro est age d,enyiron 81 ans ct s pie!s
octls HENRY suLLIvAS,'Geoli-r.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT, Perish #
~ BerpiNe, State OF Louisiana.
J. g. w. Leftwich Us. john Kelly. No, us.
BY virtue OF Il writ Of alias Ii. Ia. 70 ne 81.
rected from the Hon. the aforesaid Court in :e
above entitled and numbered catse, | will of.ti
a, public sale to, the highest and last bidder,
for cash, on SATURDAY Is Nogemter 1851,
at 10 O'Clock, A. M, at the Courl House Of tho
parish Of iberrille, all lhe right, title, iatere.!
and claim of John Kelly in and 10 tie fellow,
ing described property, to wit:
Twenty five thousand burnt Bricks in q kiln
situated on a lot Of ground belonging to John
Kelly i nfront Of the Bayou P~la9uemiDe.
Seized to satisfy the judgment and costs in
the above cag.se.
JOS. H. ERWIN, Dep. Sheriff:
Parish of iberviile this Goth October 1851.
IOUR DU GENE DISTRICT, Parsia
~ d I5erriHe, EtGt de la Louisiana. NJ
J. G. W. Leftwich Us. John Kelly. No. 2las
7 En- vertu dun writ de Fl. Fa. a moi adreais
par iHon. In sus-dite Cour dams Iii cause CT
dessus i~ntitulte ct numerotee, J'exposerai en-
vente pubiique au plus otfrant ct dernier e.s
cherisseur pour du compliant, SAMEDIk
Ter INouentre 1851. a 10 heures a. NJ. Al.
nlaison de Cour de Ia paroisse d1beryille, tous
les droits, titres, Interets ct pretensiona de Jobn
Kelly EN- a la propriets ci-aprts decrite, 81. {
yoir:
Vingt cling miliiers de Briques dams IN
fourneau de brique situ6s sur un terrain
pres de la residence du dit John Kelly ct en-
face du BayousP laquemine.
Saisie pour satisfaire le Judgement ct les fr'is
du sus-dit process. III "a
JOS. II. ERWIN, Dep. Sherif.
Paroisse d'Ibervi!le ce 90 Octobre 1851. /
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

n-If you would prosper in business, odrertise
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-18
Modiste :---Narchande de Modes

MADAME LEOPOLD KAHN a rhonneur
lsI d'intormer les citoyens de PlaQuemine ct
du voisinage q~u'elle Went d'ouvrir son Magasin
sur Ia rue du Nam, vis-a-vis De chez Mr.. Gala.
CHER on on trouvera ~toujours les dernieres modes,
a prlx noderes. octlS-4r.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-18
ANDIDATES
For Auditor.

o. We are authorised to announce LOC,s
BORDELON, Esq, the present able an eficieu
".dudtor Of Public Aceounts'' as a candidate for
reelection, at the next November election.
For Sheriff.
Mr.. Etor--Please announce J. MILTON
BROWN as a candidate for Sheriff at the Woven,
Der election. THE PEOPLE,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-18

T. In no instance will a candidate Re s,,o,,
ed for office, without the fee accompanying tic IT.,
ounce.nent.
r. A NJ N II . n, NO
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-18

DR. l. S. KNAPP'S Tooth Powder-the bes
IL tooth powder in use, for sale by
octls DAVIS & BAYLEY.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-18

GPEER'S ELECTRICAL F~EBRIFUGE-
y For the cure Of Fevers Of all kinds, for sale a
New Orleans prices, by
oct1S DAVIS Il BAYLEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21

ON the 10th instant, MANY JAWS HOMES daughter OF
William and Margaret Humss, aged years, months,
and 10 days.
The friends and acqusntances Of the family are 70.
spestiully invited TO attend her funeral this fr1sy
afternoon at haip.st three o'clock, from the corner
Of avenue aud Twenty first street
ON the 18th instant, ut one O'Clock. a. Yorkvlls,
\. Joas Lfsro. youngest son Of Edward and
susan Linton. aged Is dsys and hours
His remains will be taken to Green GOOD for inter
msnt en- Friday (ths day ct one o'clock from the
residences o. bis parents Third avenue near Eighty
On the isth instant, Mrs Avn. c. PscK wife of VIM
J. Peck
Her remains will bs taken to Mamaroneek, for In
terment on Friday tthis day. al seven o'clock, A NJ
rom the corner OF Tenth avenue and Twenty fourth
street.
on the 10Th Instant OF consumption, Mrs M.sr
ASs wife Of Lewis Il. p. smith, aged 80 years and
The relatives and friend, Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, on to morrow
(ssurdsy), stt~s O'Clock precisely from 40 Henry
street. Her aims will b. inferred at Greenwood
st John b, paper. please copy
Her relatives and friends, and tho.s OF her son
Renee Thompson, AMI her cons in.lsv, are respect
fully invited 10 attend her fuosrt from her lat. rest
dencs No 10 West Eleventh street this fridsyl, az
ternoop at one O'Clock, p N, without further invi.
tstion. The remains viii be taken to Trinity Gene
on the I'd Nov 1912 at sasramsfto city. California
joins O. TsrssS, In the 18th year Of his age youngest
con Of George Trumsp, deceased
The remains having arrived the fen de Of the family
invited 70 attend the funeral services at the house
Of his brotherin Law william Psies, No 50 East
twenty eighth street near Fourth avenue. The
mains will be taken TO Westpcrt Conn for intermsnt
saturday morning.
ON the 2sth Dec. on board the ship Fanny, her
passage from San Francisco to Psnsms OF congestion
CT the brain WILLIsn CoRsrT Jor, con Of Captain u
and Matilda JOY. aged months and IL days.
Nantucket papers please cory
On the 18th instant, At Tarrytov after short
npess CLtsreN OBELL, eyed n years
On the Goth instant st her late residence, $50 West
Seventeenth street Miss CEctLia GeRpoS.
The funeral service will be held In the Fifth Asso
ais.e Reformed Presbyterian Church Jane street (Mr
Wrights. this (Frissy) morning, AZ ten o'clock The
rsmans will be taken TO Newbursh for intermsnt
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Naval IptelIlQSuce.

Com, Stringhsm OF Brooklyn, arrived OF Norfolk on
Saturday last to relieve Com. siost IA mand or
the Navy Yard. The !commsni was transferred to
him on Monday With the usual honors
Com Auliok also arrived tnere on Saturday. He
viii hoist bis broad psnant board the tssmship
susquehanna which is TO BIS the snip Of the East
India squadron.
the y 8 ship jamestown, which II Is understood Is
TO join the Home squa iron.
The Court Martial IL still in session AZ Norfolk on
beard the U ship Penn'ylvsnis. The case 81 Thos.
woodward has been taken up Lieuts Roote aad
spotswood and Corporal Wise, we're examined In BE-
half Of the prosecution, and eros, examined By the
counsel for the accused. Edward 4. HcLsie, E.q.,
who appeared IN biz bebal!
The Y 8 sloop DIVA. st Mays sailed on The 2sth
OF December from Rio Janeiro for III. Pacific, s veil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21

Latter BAGS steamer wshnstcn for sou,hs-p.sn and
wil close At the Reading Room. saturday sd
p.:s: s 4 ~ J.sSI AID
III. above Letter Bag, sO Ksnyon. 81 Wall street,
Herald Marine Correspsndenes.
.-,w.a ,..o PHn.nslrms, FEB a. Pm
Lyoa. BurrOushs EHsvsB; steamer K,nn.bec seymour
s.is: TI.a., !esl F,yntsr, yIssos ps,s.s. ss,sssr
May, Rose. DO steamer KsnnsssS. seymour Srort.
before spsr,sa had Oni her eutTssr and was short
sIr sARan PvnrSeros Purns.on, before reported a. 81
% her ,cs s - s. hi I Los, Der rSy,r m 'nd
;a' s I s' soci.
b.. sI.s.sa q B..s., from c.rs.ns. cid not srry
situation 80 "
ssss sonsn w.Ls. crev.n from csIth.s.n. for New
No further particulars given.
scas nnish rasses, at wilminsson NC, from Boston
lcttjibs anchor and chain, and dsmsgsd her rigging.
ws,cK-Brr Rio. At Providence passed da,e lat 80 81
,n 4. y ~ -sry s,s ard yins blowing very heavily
Whsismep.
~ See Tslesrsptio Marine Reports.
P.siss oes,n WIN iai ssls VII 90 i sP ~"
The sssuss 81 ,ss ,,y, n 81 ssP Psss ss spsS
nude .isg, SO bS' % OIL would 90 forward ia BRIG ssry
ns A. ss s ls.s gh 1; i, ri: sT
" ~ bhhl oil part o. the Of bark wsde Of this
port condemned At B. The remainder Of Ssdes
~ ~ bel. OIL would forward in brig MARI Tor
boif lev days The has had heavy weather the
sage; 18th inst Henry Hover sydney, NsW fell
iron the jibhsom and drsvpes 10th inst WIN Wells
and Inat. -
n. Hons ts,s Oor.srond.pesst the NBsifsra Mercury
writes untsr tate o. Nov Z"rhe Houqua, ot Nbedfofd
vhi arrived the 4th the Geo Tess. o. Havre
the 18th inst the ships OF this which have
touched here % ships cruising ths
Equator tor 81 oil andwl be in here about February for
supplies. and take the fret of the w monsoor 20
Supplies here shupdsnt srd cheap and cur local
about passing ordinsnce for the protection
% whale ships tssortpg here When pubshed will send
ytu copy."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21

HCE4DAY req kD@b p VI.
AsHFs-we observed no particular change IN the
markst The demand for Pots vss lsht b., pearls
ceiling freely The sales reached rs barrels a.
BRr.psrrrv, isur.-A heavy feeling prevailed 10
the market for State and Western to dsy, and with
only moderate local demand price. Of ZONE dessrip
tion. we're . shade lover. The Eastern Inquiry was
le- active, and there vas not much doing for ship.
msnt the advices By the Baltic being usfsvorsbs for
the export trade Nsr Orleans was In better supply,
and offered on easier term. The tran'sotions en-.
brscsd s5oO barrels domestic at 81 Is a 81 a. for
No superdns 81 90 - 6s for common 70 straight
state 81 o2 81 rs for New Orleans; 81 rs q FOR
MIXED 20 fascy Indiana and Michigan and 81 81 50
ior psr. 9'nsss. Ihsr. "a. only limited business
irs buyers In check Some trifins lots we're tassn
st 81 70 - 81 We have TO note Arm msrkst
for Southern -four, With good demand, and ssles
If 200 barrels at - 81 a s. for mixed to good
klsrspdria, Baltimore and G,orssto~n and IS Is
IS o2h for fsncy. Rye TLgtg "a, steady, but the
market ruled dull lot Of so bbls brought ~ SIX
There vas no change In price. OF corn meal but the
business doing vas very light including Jersey At 81
held abov. the limits Of purchasers aud have oplY
81 not. sale Of few hundred bu.'els Ohio at 81 o.
,sl., ir.p.prsd H., prmsnsaysry hssvy ana 9asaS
pomnai ~ rs TGc The market tor Brieg quiet,
for want Of stock lot Of 900 bushels ,hose two rowsd
brought VI - which vsA considsrsbls i1provs men
on the last sale fair bushes, va. transacted IN
Oats 70. day, % ~ acc Tor Jersey and 50 $40 for
port The market "a, pretty scvs bat With increased
,uppli.s prices ruled IN favor Of purchasers Zone
300 buihel. were cold =. CSC Or N.s Jer,ey and
Southern ysilo~ and eec. for Southern white.
Corrsy There more doing In this artiels 'iuce
orr Last. sni with q firm market note sales o.
go bags Rio at lie 80 bags st Domingo ~ lOSc !.
and 50 do Lsguayra ct t1% The public sale Of Rio
alluded 70 In yesterday report took place thi.
ing, vhen the vhole amount offered about 500 bsgs
vs cold st prices ranging from ehc slic
Corr0r The market TO day has not been benefited
NJ the Bsliie sdvises the sales sHeo'sd since her
srrivsl exhibiting decline Of re per 10 The total
trsnssctions ere 200 bslss rne Latter all DE-
vsrsd too late for business and -i probsbIy create
healthier feeling
FE1nEss.-A limited demand prevailed for prime
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21

Arriyss7shp orissa Calcutta via st Helena sd in 90
~ ~ Lon ~ sehr Debit. from Norfolk for Barbados
SHIP Henry Ware, CAloutta barks Emma Lincoln, NOr-
tchrs Riot mond, Havana.
sehr orsloo. from Portland for sagua. put In, hsvSs
sprung leak
Clssrsd-ship Cerro Oordo Mobile; bark Mary Kendall
Havana; bfigs John Dow do La urenee Phil,telpais
schis Kate hstanrss Cooley Co, Isabella and Maria,
Terki Fay. Philadelphia,
s,iiod-sehr Julia Mary Cuba.
kosLr, Feb IS.
Arrived Barb Zsnobis. Boston.
Srw oaLEAss. Feb Il
Arrived-ehips Crescent, and Hud son, NYork.
Gleared-sLip Unicorn, NYork.
Arrived f3th-shps nsrsth.n boston: Hudson, NYork.
Sieaied- sbips Bennington Boston; St Louis NYort.
NEw BHDyoRp. Feb 10
Arrirsd-schrs Grecsn, Ceorgetovn William Cohanrst
Nforh; sioop'J Grgg, and Prusent, %.
Clearsd-Bris Dem srara, carSenas.
SALE. Feb %
Arrivsd-Bsrt Emily wilder. Zanzibar, Dee s. vi, 81 H.
lena Jan Is Left Zstrbsr bark Lewis from ssLem
Feysf bris ksrssrst from NYork Wis kJuass sail
nett dsy touched Oct Geo WsshisEton Bedford s01
rsporsss s,,ips - Johann. Wm lee Newport llto psa
vac reporssa A. 81 Helen, ,hst srs Pgtnsn from prSvi
Clearsa lgth-Brig Messenger, Africa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21

On the 18th instant. by the Rev. j. Bowling, d. d.
Mr. stMos SEWARD to Mise AM KLIzA MILLga, al of
this city
on the 10th instant. at Trenton. N. j by the Rev
Samuel starr HARRv NJ. MoRNI., of Morrsania, West
chester county New York to GEoRoIa A., daughter %
he late Richard O. Edwards. U. 5.N., Of Lexington,
Kentucky.
on the 18th instant, ct West Hoboken, N j.. by the
Rev ?. ID Van elect, A A. Luthin. ". D, of Jersey
City, TO Miss JuLIA Il DE- Morrs daughter of George
De Motto. Eco.
On the Goth instant, by the Rev. o. Y. Amermsn,
Mr. JosrPH Is. WELrcH. Of tho National Coffee house,
to Mics @ soasE.sSA D.pcE, ell Of New York city.
Thou art done for. Ben, at last;
Nov prepare thee for the tax
That, when one year from date,
Thou msy'st the mans OF father take.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21
MEDICAL.
EoR INclpIENr CONSUMPTION. WE kNow OF NO

EoR INclPiENT CONSUMPTION, We KNOW or NO
"a , ,Hs az healing ~ * bs.a. and .enr,s
irritation wheh prevails At this season Of III. year
sn " S.s. ssuss; asa sh tssusat on BY esseat
we're ssses hsv, bees radically cured BY the use o. this
sSd sh. soSs &c sns s.S O. s
Ss S fGRs h p .pgss .s. ss ~ the use
nov y the esJoymtni q comparative good heath-New
NV Sss 10 w.. ssi:s sssss a
many eeahes,e ueshss in relation 70 Dr. wstars BAL
.SSr Witch sss .rs s.c a. liberty Pss.a
,. svds,n eild ia, hs io, her voice ami
much asrr Having hs.rd your B,ism str~rsiy recon.
msha.a ~ .hoss who had used III psr.hssd SO.ts %
uops sBd ptsduesd wOnderfuI eject before using on.
wy ' foss. . 1SS
relied uron BE Careful o. the ates you suy L u p
Fers,. ~ ssSss sn 'hs s!psf 70 ss s.nuns
BsTssS R,s's D cS No. sS's 3 s isEnss
Clarke CO. 10 and US rrns es sss1 ~ nssfss,
forki snd by pruFnsts generally eyerywhsis.
FACTS FOR THE rooLIsH-wATrg NERVOUS AN
yS1 sss SS ss sss' .., e..
sSs na y . s%g and ~. s pSS'ss
pound o. mrs Of more value than all the medics
sd yeui health obtained for So.r a. Ia Nassau
DE MORRISON IS CONSULTED cosrIDEsrlALLr
Recent ssses cured in sw days Thirty one years practice
Gee bic London srio%s ID bis private once. 81 fasos =:
~ ID NO Zee TIL cured.
DE- TAwcETT has REsovED ma orrios TO IL
Dvyr street. near water street where he be oonn-
uenu@Y consulted en- certain diseases, when he
sheut mercury; Recent eases he cures In few days
NERVOUS debility brought by self abuseths victims Of
suth, can also apply with certainty 81 cure.
NOTE TILL oURKD.-DR. MURPHY BAs RKsoyur
A 10 No. N Roosevet street, Chatham vhere As ia
horry consulted all diseases. Recent okes al oasts
without mercury In two 70 four days with 80
Ms Specific, 81 boz, eapnot be beaten nlp-rf
beaten, br. y. will forfeit ssn.
nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF the "PkACTICAL PEI
~ Treatise" he 0hca hours, p Is II A "a
r. tsunday esceptedbN 81 Greenwich stfeat n "a
bern matter Of surprise 70 that any one III
tlity and Of professional attachments sh0n5 devote ia
attention 70 diseases which people Of every re-
Tend 70 cure 80 easily H. however the one nrs
a the iseres these peorle bring sOcstv
very different opnisn would formed AMI a. ret arfr
the present. misery aud djec On pgsyIs IN ha ainS a.
ven se the body thst o. plnret br some = uoh
nature % 70 srect posety, snd destroy the rrr
ductse tscety altose.har II facI thak whsB IS.
pIIery trestsd they remain oormsat IN ans oys.
tubon M 70 sppesr in othsr hsa In their aae,s
ard sreedHy removed Prom tho asonmn asiise ava
afcht sn her hse enjoyed very essraiye lcas
psouoe w thespociaity, be has
sly es1ss ,an De cured a. bplfteS
seaIr snd mat In any stage Of
setuhcts ~ yell az no dpit rsbic effects rssuisi~s
sriy nrrtTer hatits he Oh certain
eures car e ez'c~a trou other ssusost
h@ers Thost wne Apply in the ssrier stasss will X sps-
fhseo ~ the sase and rapidly Of the cure.
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Z Z L K 20 L. A p III !.

BosroS, February 20, 1851.
This morning, the U. 8 Commissioner delivered his
decision ordering EliBur Wright, editor Of the Con-,
monwec Newspaper to give bonds In 81 900 to appear
for trial the third Tuesday in March next for aid
ing and sbettng in the escape of the fugitive slave
shadrach. Mr. wrishts counsel, Samuel L. sewell
Eco besame surety in the required cunt.
The trial Of Charles @. Davis the ssms charge Is
nov progressing.
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Port OF New York February ~, 1881.


shirs-Zurch tpktl Rich. Hsvr., Livingston; WIN
Rshbone, Spencer. savsnnshi fausssnse, EDWARDS APPS,
lschieoia
Bsrss-wav., Lssvi,t, sissi PstrullOi slfori. Hep
hurr, Bridrrrort.
Brs.oeesn Bird. rsrop, Cura.os Bgonsn or.vess Co.
Burmsh Sargent hstsns Nesmith Som soiom N Bat
SPARKS Neuvtss, TOwsn son, Darel weld, FOSTER 90
do Maria, Blsislsnd Kngston, ia Dsmiil Jo Phiur.
thatcher ssvsnnsh BALDWIN Chsce ObaFlestsri Bronda
stetson. WILMINGTON Nspoeob Drins vster Bslu aor.
sehr-Mrsnda, Parneles Hlnington fssas Aebron syi-
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BosroS Feb l9i Aucioa22 shs Boston and evidence
Railroad $50 20 Boston and Worcester Railroad l0sA
Columbian Bank lO51 0D City IS SO. lO5h 1000 Sos
ton City SIX Cent Stock, 49, ol Brohers' BoIrd-l3
chs Worcester and Nashua Railroad 6l; 20 Old Colony
Railroad 67 10 Manchester and lawrence Railroad 89
@ Concerd Railroad. $50 50 ogdens, Railroad, f0l
81 DO seod ao,s $40 DO be AZ Is Eastern RAreaS log;
l2 ITO Vermont Central Railroad 35 50 do, k6oi 35
Michigan Central Railroad 95 Western Railroad, l07 ~
Bank Of North America l02 50 Canton Company b0i 65
~ de- GAY 64Zi 30 Pittsburgh Copper Company, 90 81
100 East Boston Company b60d Tx 27S $50 Edgswosth
Company; h5d lialh; 2ods bid, III si9 do IL lo5s;
East company So $50 yermoas Csnrs Railroad
B. nds s2 90 Ogdenssurg Railroad Bonds 991S 99s
COO orfok County Railroad Bonds H. Second Bolrd-3J
shs oreensburG Railroad bod ali 50 do. ta: 90 Vermont
Central Railroad, 34 200 do. b60d $751; 40 Edxeworth Co.
III S5,do b3Od llL 100 do, sl2m l0ll O1 do som. l0h
10 fremont Bank, U7A $500 Vermont Central Railroad
PHnApsLrMI, Feb. 2.-Fra soard-S5O0 City 6s "a.
Ian 300 do 1904 LOO Penn. S. 95; $50 do 95 500 do
9ssi 1890 CO. 951s 23l0 do 93 80 Aeghaay cou atty
~ 100 READING g. "a so% v,9 DO. so%; clo T., b.
chs Camden aud Amboy Railroad, 49, 20 Penn R1ilosd,
ts lta Reading Railroad b5. 3l4 sod S. 5l IS Sch.
Canal a. 2O0i 6i.; 800 Penn SIS 95: 10 Camden and
Amboy &c, gt94 $50 shs Reading Railroad BIZ Is Union
Bank Tennessee, III ID Western Bank 66 So Grard Bank,
l31. Afier Sale,-iso shs Reading Railro,d d, SIX.
BALTIaoRg, Feb 19.-Sc0 Baltimore And OAio Railroad
Boids 1907 g2H 10 shs York AID cumberlant 23 IS do
time. asa 70 % 2, 10 do 2s 10 d. 2s A. ths hoard
BLmore6 $50 l0ih bid lsso les bid los asked Bait
and Ohio galroad Bonds 81 90 BID ?3 A.sed shares rs
hid T5 asked Yorh and CumberApd 23I bid, 23A asked;
Bait. and susd., SIS bid. 81 asked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21

ys.ts. rhiis4sssAis siii@sn Cline. q: rssssf An.
Salem.
stsAUsr,-rslasseot. Clark Philadelphia; Iro.sidss.
Victory B;Asr r.Riv.r Oregon. ssursss Pro-
whence.
Arrived.
~ sai stsamship Baltic comstocs, LverpoeL Feb :.
ats IN, with mdss and passengers. TO = X Collins.
Aen stsa%snp Cambria Shannon. Hork Feb itA, with
Bark Prns Carl tswsl Tsrrss Csntou ITO days passed
An(ief Dec with teas. ke to Fletcher. Wsstray Co.
BARK Luztan!a Lloyd Para Is days from River with
gdse 70 Corning. l6sh inst lat 80 TO- spoke
Caledonia. from Portland for 1atanIAs.
Brig August Prusl hstI Bordeaux, rs days. with wine
Brig Bsnisa (of Yorh, mol Patton Chagrss 81 days In
ballast and ~ passengers to Badger Peck
Island Sound.
Brig cysuss lsr Patterson Port Prince Is days. with
sshr B,oeisvl. tof Castiisl Lmsburnsr. Darsn. Ca
echr samuel Dayton. Decker, York River, days.
Sehr Lucy Ockerson. Philadelphia, days
sohr Cornela, Reynolds. Bridgeport. days
Two barks and one brig. unknown.
Packet ship New World. knight Wednesday from
Liverpool has had nine deaths the landed So
passengers at the quarantine, sick with ship fever
Yrn @wind at SUNRISE 81; noon. sw. and sunset. W.
and Light. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21

IvsRPooL-steamship Baitic.- Rev Dr Po.ts Narcs-
leta Minister PlshfpotntAiy Of Nicaragua Mr. Sarzaga
ray Lispt q Seward; Y sA A sswArd Esa, Mr. ana
huJ w Harper, sss harper, DR. watson lady AZ;
Dir and MIS- iliaus, ST Louis No. Mr. and Ms COLL
krs Bailey. sr. Harsre New Orleans; Thos kccurdy b.
Reed Bofton; D. Olphant Thos. Killer H. o. supper u
D. Stanton, Conn Mr.. Patton u n. Hugasn A. KoeAer.
Hopkins. Mr. sibert n Oleott aartford Mr. Arnold
Paul Ctullet, IL. Mccall.
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SHIPPING.

NoTICE.-sTEAksnIP BALTIC. Faoh LIVERPOOL,
dschargng under general order, the Of Canal
goods INN cda'ely.
NOTICE. -sTEAksHlP GAMBIA. HAVING THE
cargo OF steamship ATTAIN tic board,
uneer general order At the foot OF Canal street. NJ
sghtes wiz please attend TO the receipt Of their goods
medateiy.
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Latter Bars o. steamer waisston for scuthsnpsn and
met, - the usual hour.
Jsneiro and vaIparaisa psr s.-Aer
81 o'oioef - -
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INACTs FOR TIE rooLISH-HArIE nIRvnna A,

tdote IL notbinnbut quack nostrum don't take IL
thoush ture 70 cure yOu ~ IL better die In est-
mae vay thsn be CURED BY sn empire who has positively
distAr oed the whole medical CON-
pound Of mplss Of value than all mater medica
pu. osther Don't consent TO be vulgar
and yisorous health, obtained for dollar at I62 Nassau
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-14
Es.cheKiag the Weed,

A correspondent in Whtertowd, ~ Y,
sends the following extract from a Tempe
rance lecture by Butchard. the eccentric re
yivallsi,' lately deliserediin the village. We
mentioned in a recent anecd ole The m amer in
which tie speaker once obtained qnid Of to-
bacco in church; audit see ms bul fair thai
we should set forth his subsequent trials in
IS chewing the weed: Twas once, said he,
an inveieraie lover Of tobacco. and | know
how difficult ii is 10 break off the habit Of
using it; still ii can be done, INDUCED IN the
use o. The weed 10 agreat excess;I loved II;
bu; knowing that lis effeets we're bad, and
equally iii7becoming a man Of the gospel.
made one almighty resolve to quit il. With
that resolution | took tremendous 'oud,
which was to be my final wine off. chewed
ii and chewed it, and rolled il as az sweet
morsel under my tongue, AMI from enc cheek
10 the other, for three weeks. I'Pears to me
tobacco never tasted SO good before; and al
most shed tears when | refullected that II
was 10 be my last indulgence. When It's
myth was all gone. threw it away: There
Burchard,' said !, There goesyour last-your
omega Of gnids! Well, for Whale II was
very hard doing withoutit, and was often
sorelyl tempted to Try il again. Old tebacco
chew4rs would pull out their rusty steel box
Is, give item scientific snip and say
"BucAsrd, have a CLEVELAND for a long
lime whenever heard the click of tobacco
box,I lnr oluntarily put my hand IN my trow-
sers 10 get holl of my rig TALL IN TACT am
al,ald | sometimes blundered dreadfully IN my
sermons, my tho-ghts being more perhaps
anon tobacco Than upon the Lord. But
suck 10 mY.resouiion; and neither cayendish
nor spig tall has ever been bel ~een my teeth
from that Jay To Observation-Disclosures