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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-08-02
The Contradictory Couple.

II do believe" says the husband, taking his
spoon out Of his glass and tossing it on the
| table, "that Of the obstinate, wrong-headed
creatures that ever were born, you are the most
| so, Charlotte"
"Certainly, certainly, have your own way,
pray. You see how much / contradict you."
rejoined the lady.
"Of course you didn't contradict me at the
dinner table; oh no, not your says the gen.
tleman. t
Eyes, did," says the lady.
"Oh! you did," cries the gentleman. sYou
admit that!'
fyou call that contradiction, do," the
lady answers; "and say again, Edward, that
when know you are wrong, will contradict
you. am not your slave" h. .5m
"Not my slave repeats the gentleman, bit.
terly; @and you still mean to say that in Black
burns new house there are no more than four.
teen doors, including the wine cellar?' sa
II mean to say" retorts the lady, beating
time with her hair brush on the palm of her
hand, "that in that house there are Just four
teen doors, and no MORE"
"Well, then,' says the gentleman, rising in
despair and pacing the room with rapid strides;
"this is enough to destroy any mans intellect,
duu uIlSt ulIll -.E
By and by the gentleman comes to a little,
and reseats himself in his former chair. There
is a long silence, and this time the lady begins.
Il appeal to Mr.. Jenkins, who sat next
to me on the sofa, in the drawing.room, du.
ring tea" 5g 81
Morgan, you surely mean" interrupts the
gentleman. ~....'-~
Il do not mean anything of the kind, an
swers the lady.
SNOW by all that is aggravating and impos.
sible to bear," cries the gentlemen, clenching
his hands and looking up in agony, ashe is
going to insist upon it that Morgan is Jenkins"
"Do you take me for perfect fool!n az.
claims the lady. "Do you suppose don't
know the one from the other? Do you sup
pose Idon't know that the man in the blue coat
was Mr.. Jenkins :"
@Jenkins with blue coat !" cries the gentle.
man with groan. sJenkins in blue coat!
"a man who would suffer death rather than
wear anything but brown!''
"Do you dare charge me with telling an I'M
truth?" demands the lady, bursting into tears.
Il charge you, ma'am,' retorts the gentle-
man. starting up, swith being monster Of
contradictions monster of aggravation--
a-a-a-Jenkins in blue coat what have
done that ! should be doomed to hear such
statements p
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-08-02
a Romantic Story.

1t has been frequently said "that truth is stran-
ger than felton," in fact so frequently that the
saying has become trite. However that may
be, we are certain that the following, related
by the London Atlas, is sufficiently illustra.
tive of the truth of the adage:
The Princess Alma dEldir, a royal daughter
of the Mogul race, expired in Paris, on Wed
| nine. Born in Delhi, in the imperial palace,
dor of Eastern sovereignty. Being one day
| at play upon terrace of the palace garden,
which overhung the river, she slipped from the
swiftness of the tide soon beyond reach, she
however, picked up by fishermen, who, seeing
was adorned, Immediately seized her as their
she was given into the hands of the French,
of her relatives in the war then going on be-
tween the French and the English Mean
while, the recall of Capt. Bouchaud de Lafon-
tane, to whom she had been confded, caused
her to be brought to France, where every ho-
HoA ""S PtsAA W ACI3 <1AO CNCIy CdIC IoASu u
her education. She was taken to court, and
became an especial favorite of Maria Antonet-
te, under whose auspices she was placed in the
convent of Mount Calvary, where she was
baptized, the whole court, with the King and
Queen assisting in state, at the ceremony.
During the Reign Of Terror, she was impri-
soned for daring to belong to an aristocratic
race and condemned to be guillotined, having
her hair already cut for the purpose, when the
overthrow of Robespierre restored her to life
and liberty once more. The Empress Josephine
took especial delight in her society, and Ma.
poleon would often playfuly declare his in
tention of proceeding throuh Egypt to the con-
quest of India for the express purpose of pla-
cling her on the throne of her ancestors. On
the restoration of the Bourbons, when inter-
course was re-established with the East, Pc
tition was presented to Louis XVIII, for an
inquiry into the existence of her family. The
result of this inquiry was the arrival in Paris
of the Shelk Goolam-Mo Oud Din, sent BY
Fei-iaz Alli-Khan, with express commission to
claim her at the hands of the French King,
and to bring her back with royal honor to
Delhi. But here arose an unexpected difficult.
ty. The religion she professed, and in which
she had been brought up, precluded all idea
OF her ever being admitted back as a member
of her family. In vain was every promise, ev-
cry nducement held out; nay every threat re-
sorted to, in order to obtain even semblance
of change. Her high soul rejected with scorn
the most alluring temptations, and she prefer
red to live in the poverty and obscurity to
which both England and France, with the ba-
sest meanness and injustice, had condemned
her, rather than swerve from the Christian
faith. The East India Company, whose spoil
her rich heritage has berome, has suffered her
to die without one single manifestation Of in- :.
terest.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-08-02

n-r It's stated that Mademoiselle Jagello.,
the Hungarian heroine, is earning her livelihood
ss clerk in the Department Of the Interior 1t
Washington. $3.50 7l4
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-08-02
VIM. I. MATO--MUSIC STORE.
y II. HALL e co.
q gA , = B s. .
i E~~r, npunn unR

HEEPS on hand general assortment of all
n kinds of Looking- Glasses; ,Looking- Glass
Plates Picture Glass, ali sizes; Window Glass DO;
Gold Leaf; Dentists Gold and Tin Foil; Portrait
and Picture Frames Artists Colours and Brushes;
Canvass in roll and in strecher; Tassells Cord, 9.
PORTRAIT and Picture Frames ofevery description,
made 10 order, aud re-gilding Of all kinds done IN
the best manner. Prints, Maps, &c. mounted ana
vanished. Also, Oil Pictures cleaned and val>
nished, and all things connected with our Dms'- n
ness done in the best manner. novoV
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-08-02

SALE OF Wives IN ENGLAND.-The English
papers not unfrequently contain accounts of
the disgusting practice which is permitted in
some districts Of England of selling wife.
The Manchester Courier gives an account of
one which recently commenced in front of the
Angel Inn at Stockport, which however, was
broken up by the police, after the bidding,
which commenced at seven pence, had run up
to ten shillings. The interference of the au-
thorties caused great dissatisfaction to the
crowd, many Of whom, says the Manchester
paper, "believed that the sale of wife was
strictly Legal -.: ........
Now we do not ofcourse commit the absurdi-
ty of suppesing that such instances are any
fair index of the real state of society in Eng
land, but we think that no candid man will de-
ny that they are quite as fair indications, as the
occasional outrages Of law in this country,
which are constantly held up as fair specimens
Of the progress. which we have made. in civilli-
zation, and of the protection which our laws
afford to life and property. We think that a
wife is sold in England quiet as often as man
is lynched in the United States. The English
outrages take place in crowded communities,
in the face of the laws, and under the eyes Of
authority. Those in this country, generally,
happen on the frontiers, amidst the rude pio-
neers, who are vi tualIy cut off ON an appeal 10
law, andfollow the instinct OF vengeance.
We wonder that some ofour abolition friends
who make it patriotic duty to encourage an
itinerant Englishmanin abusing our institutions
upon our own soil, do not send some impudent
fellow over the water, to show up to John Bull
the worse than lynching and worse than slavery
that his philanthropists overlook, when they
extend their visions SO far beyond their own
country Providence Journal.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-08-02
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Piano Fortes, Music and Musical
"A@1f' sa' d Merchandise.

The subsc ribers have now and intend al
,[z ways to keepon hand, for sale ut the most
R 8 h reasonable prices, good assortment of the
BEST PIANO FORTES manufactured
n this country and in France They sole Agents
Horsts Patent Double Iron framed Piano Foresthe
durable and decidedly the hest piano They
peculiarly adapted to the southern any damp climate.
there being little glue in the body ofthe piano.
sequenty they will remain much longer in than any
ether make the weather has effect upon them The
case to the iron piano independent othe and be
easily removed at pleasure. The tone is full rich
and mellow than in other pianos We import the Peyel
Go Paris Pianos made expressly order Pianos of
ei-s and octaves, some in rich carved cases.
Aiso-eodeons Seraphnes Guitars of the best makers,
yoIns, poloncello Accordeons, Flutes, BaDjos Music
Boxes and Instruments of all kinds, Guitar Harp, Violin,
Sioloncello and other Strings Pegs Bridges, Reeds Fin
ker Boards Bows, Bow HAIR Tail Pieces Rosn &C. Piano
Forte and other published and music received from
al the northern publishers as pubshod lib
era discount made large orders and to music teachers
As the subscribers import OF their goods they Of
Ter better to purchasers them call be-
fore purchasing No 80 Camp street, New Orleans, just
TWO doors from Gravier street.
ocl0-ly TYLER & HEWETT.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-08-02

~ A Western jury, holding an inquest
over man who died in prison, returned the
following queer verdict: :aThe way ofths trans.
gressor is hard, and he died from natural eau.
ses,"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-08-02
HAR0WARHs
r. RICHA IL DS,

u. IL @ HI A IL ID 5,
IL Chartres ST.,
.Nesc- l7rzeasss.
Successor TO r. w. Montgomery
Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
Hardware offers fol sale on reasonable terms, the
following:
200 tons Swede, American and English Iron, AS
sOrled;
800 bundles English, American and Russian sheet
hoop and band Iron;
0600 lbs Brazief's Copper, assorted,
5000 lbs Block and Bar Tin;
2OO0 kegs Weymouth Nails;
200 tons Holowware Castings, pots, ovens skill
lets, FIRE dogs, &c. -
Caston and WOODEN Cafds
AaDes' and Rowland's spades and shOvels;
o., Log, Trace, Halter, Coil and Cane Carte.
Chains; ! s
Cotton and Cane Hoes, PIows. Corn shelters, etci
0ad Irons Patent Balances, Brass kettles;
Tin and Japaned Ware;
Hook and Plate Hinges;
Bellows, AOviIs, Vices, Smiths Tongs;
Locks Of all kinds, sliding door furniture, etc.
Tenders, Androns, Fire sets;
s6tranb's celebrated patent burr stone Corn Mills;
Hill and Grind stones;
Prints, Oils. Glass and Putty;
Hard and sperm OIL; s#sA
Coopers Tools. assorted;
Together with variety Of goods usually found
ID 4 Hardware store, for sale very low. nov:O 6m
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-08-02
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Southern Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Louisiana.
Life Insmronce Excyusirely
Extra Guarantee Fund $4,000.
AccuMULA1IvE CAPITAL $4,000
PARENT OFFICE, No. 4e CAMP STREET,
New Orleans.

New Orfeans.
su This Company is ready to make
! J
- Insurance the lives of White Persons
- &F% and Slaves at their established of
ls@ji@ III premium This being the only company
I@lks4 &5E. incorporated in the State confined ex-
- M VEssEclusiveiy to Life Insurance, with ex-
k4akslH lHtra Guarantee Fund, the directors feel
- @-4sis confident that it affords unusual and
much greater indu ements to those desi-
rous of efecting an insurance their
| lives than any other.
also upon the Mutual principle; each person insured
becoming member thereof andsenJoyng portion of its
profits being entirely exempt from liability beyond the
amount of premium accrued.
Insurance Companies organized upon the mutual pnc
pie generally successful more especially those exclu
svely confined to Life they based upon calculations
warranted by long experience and close scrutiny
but TIE stability and ofths company placed be-
has made for undoubtee guarantee fund Of $4,000 dol
lars to be used or essened subscriptions mutual
insurance companies always are byinsnrance.
This guarantee fund of SO 600 dollars remains
manent until the company has accumulated similar
amount to take its place.
u California permits granted, and extensive travelling
privileges allowed.
Joshua Baldwin John ID. Bein Henry G. Stetson, Henry
Renshaw, Charles NJ. Waterman, Edward c. Payne,
Mark Walton, William C. Tompkins, James Bonner,
George W. West Warrlck Martin, Thomas l. Dix,
William H. Garland, John Calhoun, George C. Law
rason, Jilson P. HARRISON Robt. NJ. McApin, John
Leeds, A. B. Seger, NJ. o. II Norton,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, President.
HARMON DoANE, Secretary.
Examiners Howard Smith, NJ. D. 5l0A. M. to3 Pm.
Z. L. Goold, Attorney.
-Plaquemine Agency Vi
E.W. BLAKE, Agent.
) J. l /. HGsssnr' H,n,.sx N n. D p M. Examiners.
tions for the Lues Of VAite persons and
Sfares All necessary information, blank FORMS etc. will
be furnished by applying as above &c, n5-iy
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-08-02
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire In.
suramce Com pany of Louisiana.

Incorporated in April ls49 and declared dividend of Is
per cent OIL twelve months business.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-08-02
8e BRQWER e OOPS
House Furnishing Store,

II CAMP ST., New ORLEANS.
THINA, Glass, and Eartheuwaie;
~ Silver. spoons. forks. ladies' etc.;
Plated casters. candles,cks, waters. spoons.
; Britannia, coffee T. tea pots, nrns, cups, ETC.;
Tinware. general assortment;
yVoodware, tubs buckets, brooias baskets, ETC.;
Brushes, floor, dusing. scrub whitewash, ETC.,
Castings, pots, ieakettles, griddles, ETC.. -
Jaunery, walters, buckets. boxes, etc.,
r. Cutlery knives and forks ofalI qualities;
Brass Il Iron. Tenders, shovel e. longs;
Lamps, of every descriptions;
Cooking Stoves. the celebrated Republic stoves
In short, every article required 10 furnish house
;except cabinet furniture and dry goods) being the
n.sst extensive assortment Of goods in the City.
-,Goods for the country packed with extra care
nov3Q-Iy Ea@
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-08-02
Office No IS Camp Street. between Gra,ier and Common.

Business Of the Company confined to Life Insurance On
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-08-02

This Company being organized
solely for the protection of the
policy holders and sheir families
against want and poverty, is in
its operations a great national be-
nevolent Institution, conducted
upon the most secure and solid
principles, and affording for a
small annual sum, paid during
life, a large and handsome legacy
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
c.,n,n.n.ir. Ma,rh 10. ISL.

Commencing haleh w, 1901
PASSENGER TRAINS viii run daily. Sunday
L ,Ne,fte.i, untl f1tthsr R1ticc. ~ s,lls~s;
Leave rortisad Sc Bethel, a 30, \. "
Lave Purtlanl or South rar,s, at ~ A. ".
nnd 215P. VI.
Lave Re,hrl Sc Portland At ! T. VI.
Lave Souih Paris Coz POnhal, at 7i5 \. VI.
and 2S0P. VI.
Lave rr,tland f,t The Anlrc-coggin anil kenne.
l-c Railroad. a. ! ~ \. NJ, ADD ?.l5. 4. W.
FREIGHT TRAIN ieaNrs ro,tlsa' Coz South
patis, ~ ESQ 4. ". lcayc Souih faris ior For'
ani, 10 N 4. VI.
Freight rpia. l~iwc,n South Fa,is AMI Dsthelon
Mondays, W,jn,.ts,s .pd fiJ'y'
40 g,-,is Ivccivrd after sunset.
The C,suran, will not l. rrsTupslhlc for baggage
~ az anUuui CNccc INC 80 in ,alue, unless noiios
- given. N raid g. AZ the rate Il Onc passenger
DE- c,rf, I 500 ditiUrsl Nahe.
On thc aui,sl 4 the go 4. VI urvard tain
Guu Portland. starrs leave tn nnuwirg StaiiHrs
,r ths tow. nau,rd bsl.W, ~ tsll,vs, 'p: South
Paris Sa,r.n, Trsstl,s. Thurs avs anil Saur avs
for Harrison. ln s,an, WHuiorJ, Lo,cll aadfge-
tory.
B,,ant's Pond Station, M1a,h,s, Wsdnssday',
AMI rihys G. Ruufrd ard DN6,h. Tnesda,s,
Thurs sy- aud S.'nr,lI,s, ~ Nuuicri and Anlo.
VET.
D-thrl Sntsa dlil,. g. G,lssd. Sh-nprrc MI.
s1i Golhsa, y. IL Tur.ds,., Thw.da,s AMI
Ssmday. G. Ran ~ h. J,fcrson anl laaca,tcr,
y. ". MDn,ls,s. wrjvsla,. AIT idays 90 lie
Uu, Ml.n an Na,thuuilsi Ltui, y. ".
:. r. CORSER, Surci,nirn 'eut.
Portland. Mach G. 1851. bd
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"TrHlh is stranger Than Fiction
CunE OF
Rhenmati.m. Bronehiti, and DY.pensLA

REV DR. LANDS. A CLERGYMAN
,f Nss J.r.y. o., ii'ussa,l'i ,,aiassab AL -
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Of ne shst bee been ne isiuu Do wy avn ca's 4
the ,gr,,Jsiiap 80 IilE pNLEANIt BALI AM
SstAsA'I W fsHI .sts tiitfss.
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ssa,As' o. % 'lsch,ffs q 10y ,...ni llutS
asUsue spr.set OF fstfre tUrHl.s lt..rrs..-
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aHgnIsh EsrtLsr 81 the SLATER 10 . HrI .. ta r"B
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1J iAe bfuurAihs suilh 5000 Ie.ams - tsFsIs ~
20 feluus sn Immediate susps1i,o1 ui my pssi1u4
s4iup " HsrHuI Vtlss 4gt Hsa fAFIHaftIT 80
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80 ~ Kstls .tis sFE'sftas H.ttsustIr ts.sss
70 rssyst' "a such q tie soisisiiui sn1 l.siy 10
salts 81 TIE sspsnmsut
/ haze rscommsnisi the Exit ssi FLuIn 70
m.ny sho hsss teen hkssits sunsuHg husi Nt4,
rlis.c .fscunns IhsJ have tnsi tAsn wirS ss''
tpJtfs sstIsts stsst ssss
AN, is.f .E 'sfJ fs.Isstalii your, 1900.
KObLhT W LAND',
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AVOID FRAUD!

Aud you can gain ucNr iny PEI cent
IMPORTANT CHANGE" u'rt' Na--I
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HAGUE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. YORK.
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a1. r,.u.uur,i h,rti,,., o.. D,ttri's crNrtyr
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CAUTION EXTRA.
IIrOSTLES, travelling al..ut the cor.,,y. o..
rrsseni tbems~'yrs NY Agents ard as ssIIi1g my
.cnuirs ESrartor, s'sti1g thai the, ltsi, h tom
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r"fs hrt their r..isonous rosuuns, and hstel, d.,
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I,C.u-. D,r-gsts and peter. uht wall c.ur..c.
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MIND. I NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
,.sfwv oytr rNAvrttiSo A0rNrs ia ihe New
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THE
Indian Dyspepsia Pills,
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pYSrTr~IN, INDIGESTION, FOuL
STOMACH. AND All H. Al
TINnANT EVILS

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