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I-Fhe American Repupn Aas 3,250, ,0oo square miles.
 Great Britain has at home. sT,003 square miles.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-09

LJ' The Canadas now number .50o, 900 people
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ATTACHMENTS FOR CLUES.

The success that ha, atteaded our reeent efforts, -aaa the interest taken ia Inc bANSER by many "' IL, patrons, have iadaeed us 10 oIef' iot u,e pu' ing list of
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IFA Greek mad, being asked whst scgtune sAe would brlag her husband, fepsiea-"I will 5siag him what gold eauagt puEeAaze--a hear, unspot.ed, aad yHtae without a ssaln waiea IS sia that des- ceaeSd 70 nle from ny parents"
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-09
MAtNsPRING OF LIFE,

tn- aew agent ia tae AasfA Mediea, and which t' perret harmony witA the iaWs of e; producing e'nnia int3e circulation 0i whole system acting eitfa&Y aqsoa nie aaEtes, the great
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-09
NEIrmEn YoMIrs NOR PURGE,

ay 1d aceif regulating and bringing about that harm
 i Hs4iisa ~fch constitutes health, whenever tsefe t2 1rfsstFa aet0n. etther local os seaeiaI. fl
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-09

Tls oOserau, crowd. who giggle as they gaasr'
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
oG.with the Mask.

The .mum" policy, says the Lafayette Re
,,,,b1;can. attempted to be pursued by the De-
noe,ats Of this State, will not find favor with
the people. A correspondent in the Bee, over
the signature Of Onion" very appropriately
applies the rod to A. G.. Penn, the Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Third District.
In abiding to his evident disposition to skuiA
from a public avowal Of his sentiments on the
Union question, he says:
"Mr. Penn was not yet III Congress at the
tine the Compromise measures were adopted
and allow me, viewing the expression "f his
sentiments since their Passage, 10 assert thai
the gentleman who would have voted with
Souie. LaSere and Morse, On this question.
OF course NJ. Penn surrenters now, and az
ouiesces in the execution of measures WHICH
the general voice of the nation supports; bu',
believe me, he is not one OF those who wou!d
hesitate in embroi!ing the country in civil war
for what and his brethren charactericalIy call
Southern Rights. Mr.. Penn has not sentured
TO answer the iuterrogaIies at one time pro.
pounded to his opponent, Mr.. Wa'er>'on and
himself. because he could not declare himself a
Union man in the true sense OF the term.
The man can be very easily beaten who dis
owns the platform around which have rallied
the friends of Clay, Foote, and the other lovers
Of our confeierary.
ssVVe nope that these suggestions may en-
holden Mr.. Upton to challenge his competitor
to u fair expression Of his views
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

q Mr.. ALLEN F. Owen, American Con-
sui ut Havana, has written a letter to the
Washington Republic. explanatory Of his
course regarding the Lopez prisoners. Ac-
cording to the Picayune's despatch, Nr. Owen
states that he resides four miles from Havana,
andtha, being unwell on the morning of the
18th August, he did not reach the city until 10
o'clock, A. NJ. He then for the first time
heard Of the capture Of Col. C~rittenden's com.
pany; that the prisoners were found guilty and
ordered TO b ~executed, AID were then being
removed 70 the place of ~execution.
Soon afterwards an American, resident at
Havana, mentioned the matter to him. He
told the American that it was too late; he
could do nothing; he had no time to get per.
mission to see the prisoners. Of which fac,
the highest authority on the island informed
him since, that the execution could not be post
poned. When he sent to the palace Of the
Captain General he was informed that the pris.
oners had been executed.
Nj. Owen concludes BY saying she solemnl,
declares bsfore God, that under the ~circunstan.
ces, \ was not IN his power 70 have had m 10
,eryiew with the prisoners. o. to have don't
anything for them"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

VIRGINIA AND H UNIos.-The newspapers
from different parts Of the State OF Virginia are
publishing the toasts given at the various ce'c-
brations on the Fourth of July. The A!exan.
dria Gazette says that as far as it can judge,
from these exhibitions ID Public sentiment,
there never WASH in Virginia a stronger and
deeper feeling in Behalf Of the Union than there
is at this time. All the isns Of the South. Car
Dina school Of politicians seem to be utterly
repudiatedby the Peep e. They every where
speak out for. the constitution and the Onion
May they both be perpetual.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

A WONDERFUL Piano Forte PLAYER
We find The TO lowing extraordinary statement
in the Paris .Nalionae.
Count Orlow has just presented to the En-
pero; of Russia an extraordinary musical piie-
nomenon. in the person Of d young Wallachlan
called Frederick RoItz. This man has been
born with four hands, each having ten fingers.
lie was brought up by = clergyman, who
taught him to play on the organ, but the young
man, in the course of time. made a piano forte
for himself, CT far greater power than that OF
ordinary Instruments. He enjoys excellent
health, and with the exception of the hat.ds,
presents nothing strange iii his person. 1t Is
only from the e bow that the malfornat'"n
commences. The arm there divides into two
limbs, each ending in hand With a double sup
ply of fingers. The additional arms are regn-
larry made. and the only remarkable point ob-
se.yed by med.ca. men is The immense devel-
opmen. Of the delto,d muscle at the summit
of the shoulder. The clergyman who had
brought up Roltz, at his death. left him his
small property, and the young man Immediate
~ purchased dianopg rings, with winch he
loaded his twenty fingers. It was with them
so adorned that he performed before the En-
peror of Russia, who expressed his surprise
at the musical powers Of the Young man.
2ollz, it is said, is shortly to visit Paris.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

ia man of a hundred pounds weight has gen.
orally four pounds of brain. There is no other an
imal that has as much. An OK OF from eight to
nine hlndred pounds weight has but one pound.
We count in the human body two hundred and
ss-.y- nine bones, viz fourteen in the brain: forty
six in the other parts of the head and neck, sixty
two in the arms and hands, and sixty in the legs
and feet. The bones of the human body make up
the third part Of its weight. A full grown man
has FROM twen:y to twenty-five ro' nds OF blood,
which passes from eighteen to twenty tines
through the heart in one hour.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

WORTH KSowlSc.-Ayoung lady Of this city,
while in the country some years ago, stepped on a
rusty nail, which ran through her shoe and foot.
The Inflammation AID pain were, Of course, very
great, and lock jaw was apprehended. A friend
of the family, however, recommended the appii-
cation Of a beet, taken fresh frotn the garden and
pounded fine, to the wound. It was done, and the
effect was extremely beneficial. Soon the infam-
nation began to subside; and by keeping on the
crushed beet, changing it for a fresh one as its viz
tues Seemed to become impaired, a speedy cure
was effected. Simple, but ~effectual remedies like
this should be known by every body.-E.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

THE LAST NEw fAsHIos.-A late English pa
per speaks in laudatory terms of the last new fash
ion which was set by Queen Victoria, and is fol-
lowed by many Of her sub5;ects-it i, TO pay OF all
tradesmen's accounts every three months, instead
o~fletting them run tosan indefinite time, with all
manner Of evil results. French fashions are more
popular than English ones, but we hope that in
this case our fashionable people viii be willing to
follow one Of English origin, and collect and settle
their bills once in three months.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

SINGULAR CALCULATIoH.-The following Is
from Dickens "EIousefleld Words
Imagine a railway from here to the sun.
How many hours is the sun from us? Why,
if we we're to send a baby in all express train,
going incessantly a hundred miles an hour,
without making any steppages, the baby would
grow to be a boy-,he boy would grow to be
msn-the man would grow old and die-with-
out seeing the sun, for it is distant more than a
hundred yeac< from us. Blu, what's this CON.
pared to Neptunr's distance? Had Adam and
Eve started, by our railway, at the creation, TO
90 from Neptune to to the sun, at the rate OF
ffty miles an hour, they would not have got
there yet; for Neptune is more than six thou
sand years from the centre Of our system.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
samedi IL Ter Novezrbre, 1861.

4 ~ Etu,es A. NJ. a la naison de Sour dc IL.
paroisse dihe.v!.le, Ia pfopTi.tas c1-apres de-
critics, appartenant d la succession &c leu
FRANCOIS ~slosany, SAVIOR:
lo. I'm certain moroccan Gu lot dc Ie7fe
situe dams lie village de PlaquemItIe dams Ia
pa,oisSessus-dite comm CONNIE lot No. 81 al
plan du dit village, mesurant cent rieds ds
face a la rue Dc IL Bangue, sur une preferdeG.
de deux cent euarante pieds Ct tesai.t 1le a1:-
gle Argue au Bayou PIaquemiuo ct Sc tern:.
nant a lencoignure os lot No. 80 ayans tine
superfcie de c:nquante p.eds de face sur gns
protondeur de deux cent q~uarante p!eds, so:rs
| par lots Nos SO, AZ ct AZ, conformeElent AZ
plan du DIST village ensemble les batisses ct
, authorizations qui sly t%rouvent ct J appartc1.
nent.
La %propriste cidessus dtc.ite sera ycnaas
pour s~a.istaire a cne isyposhtque en- fayeas DO
! Fl. +. Debiieux, admir-. de IA suggestion de fen
Jos. Aatetne. pour la sonma de cent qaartss
vingt OUNCE piastres et quartrc yipgt tso!a
cents [la5 $4,000 a~insiQue les ira.s du sust;
process.
Paroisse d'lbervliie, 80 SEP. 1851,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
FLA4UEMINE:
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1851.
Another Disaster to Flaquemine !

:" Z Ia fEn. -. .-s- : ~ :" 1911
The heart almost sickens in recording so
many. of those distressing events whrieh bring
sadness and. regrets upon our community. 10
add tothe melancholy feeling which the expo
sion Of The Brilliant created amongst US, en-.
haneed by tile agonies and death of the unfoE.
tuaate beings brought to our town from on
board of that unfortunate boat, we have now
10 include a misfortune bearing heavily upon
many, Of our energetic citizens, which is indeed
narrowing to our feelings to ~record-and this
misfortune, is another caying-in of the bank in
front of our town. It seems as if the mighty
flood Of the Mississippi will never cease CON-
hitting its predal dep.edations, whilst eternal
ly vending its impesuous course along, and
constantly charging on our weak lsvees
and banks. Old mother earth contiguous to
the kindred Of old Neptune, is but a feeble
pasapet to resist the continuous encroachment
of such a formidable intruder. On Tuesday
night last, a caee occurred or Front street, com.
msencing at the mouth Of the bayou, and ex-
tending down as far as FEss's alley, a distance
Of some two hundred aud fifty yards. Fortu-
nately, no houses were submerged by the cave /;
bot the space which will be necessary for the
construction of a new and substantial levee,
viii cause many a valuable mansion to be torn
down. Several proprietors have already COM
menced extirpating their domicils, to build
again, We. presume, On a more seeuser spot.
The loss by this sad disaster, is computed to
be immensely great.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

PROBABLE Loss OF DAN RIeEs C1Rcvs.-A
letter from Buffalo 10 the New York Herald
states that the steamer Empire City, bound to
that city, with a canal boat in tow, having Dan
Rice's circus pharaphernalia and five men on
board, was compelled to abandon the canal boat
ina storm, and it is supposed to have been
Lent, with all hands on board.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

A SUPPOSED WlNDFALL.-Quite an interest
has recently been excited in Camden and Glou-
ces,er, among the families @of Lippincotte's,
Prices, Flanagans, and Boroughs, in conse-
quence of the discovery, as they suppose, that
they are tie legal heirs Of one William jen-
nings, Of Acton place, London, who died intes-
tate in 1871, leaving an immense estate in eori.
sols, local stocks, aanuities, bank deposites,
&C., valued according to statements made BY
the British authorities, at fs,0oO,o oo, or $4o,-
100000. In additionto which there is an iron
chest deposited with a London banking house
and which has not YET been opened, said to con-
tain plate, &c, of great value. The several
claimants have united, and empowered Mr.. j
Price, Of Philadelphia, their agent, who has
been III Loudon for some months, acting IN
concert with able counsels there. Late adyi-
ees from the agent state that the British au-
thorities acknowledge the title to be vested
in American heirs, they are therefore in conf.
dent expectation Of being able to make out
the case. The claimants have organized, and
appointed ]. w. Cooper, Esq, President, and
Henry Csv.is. Esq. Secretary.
q JEA-[E ~
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

wThe London Morning. Herald says that Miss
Howard, one OF the NEST benevolent q England,s
'daugh.ers, has invested E47,000 in the hands Of
certain trustees. tine Earl Of Fingal, Capt Sir H.
Leeke, and Mr.. Mackinnon, NJ. p..3 for the pus-
pose II building twenty houses At Primer, near
Hssrew;, The gratuitous residences for widows OF
1Akceno Of The nary md army, and ende~ing seaeh
sheun1 rwifA ESQ ! ypar. &c.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
Hstray.

Hstray.
Taken up Dy Alfred Bourgeois on
~ Bayou Crosse Tete, on the 18th Of
". September, 1851, q Roam Mare,
%SAM white face. and both hind feet white,
AN about s years old, with her colt,
~ spotted black and white, about two
wears old. no marks or brand also, one Bay Mare,
about 4 years old, no marks or brand
The owner of the above can have the same BY
proving property and paying costs; otherwise,
they will be sold by the undersigned, justice OF the
peace, on the Goth day Of October next, at the store
Of EN-. Lefebre, on Ba jou Crosse Te,e;
oc4 J. II. HAASE, J. T.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
1srn.. toy III Sale of csas.-on authority whi,

Terms for t< Sakg f csds.-On authority which
we believe TO be quite trustworthy, We learn
the Terms Of the negotiation now going onje Len
don, for the sale Of Cuba to the American Govern
naent. II Il anticipated tina. Gen. Lopez viii b
repalssa hit alter the Spanish Government has
thus clsased its honor, the island will be sold 70
the United States for a round sum Of money.
More thhan one do.cssr will be gi~yen-anoBgst
othess, IN immense sum TO the Queen Mother oi
Spams Raf the Eaost remarkable bonus is the a.
lotment Of half the purchase noneytothe English
holdsrs Of Spanish bonds.
It's said that Lord Palmerston dislikes these
ferrnss-Credat Jwdess. -
NJ donot know how far the late explosion in
Cuba and New York will effect this negotiation
but aecording to our authority, il mill make nc
differences, Genefcl Lopez. the English bond hold.
en-, md sthsr influential parties, having been en-,
eaesdni 10 the negotiation bsfors tho untoward event
recourted elsewhere, occurred ct Havana.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

JUST RECEIVED,
A FRESH SUPPLY Of the gengine Vistss.
II Balsam Of Wild Cherry and Smiths Ic.ic
syrup-alyo, superior Brandy, Jamaica Rum, No
nonsahela Whisky. Gin, Madeira, Port and saer-,
~ Wines FOR Medical purposes:
DAVIS s. BAYLEY.~
A fill supply of the popular Patent Medicines
constantly on hand, to wit:
Mortimore's Rheumatic. Compound,
y Bitter Cordial and blood Purifier,
Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills,
Or. Stephens !Astringent Syrup, az
" Ciarkes Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Ia,
Dalley's Pain Extractor,
Pilules De VALET, genuine,
Thompson S Eye Water,
1horn's Extract, 4.
JuaKiR's Ointment. "
Carpenters Fluid Extract Of Brecha,
3each's Anti Cathartiefor Diarrhea, Cholera &c,
Henry's Calcined Magaesia,
Buffers Enervescent Apperient Magnesia
r. A.. Fahnestock1s Vermitage,
gSmith's do do &c. &c. SC.
sepl3 DAVIS & BAYLEY.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
Bpavo.

6pavo.
Arrete par Alfred Bourgeois sur
<s1A lie Bayou Crosse Tete, lie Is .septeln-
WIN bre 1851, une Jument Canne!le, front
SNAkN blanc, ct les deux pattes de derrere
N(yb blanc. age apeupres hut ans, ct son
es@sSs1 Poulin, tacheter noir ct blanc, age
apeup-es deux ans, non etampe. Une Jument
Bale, age apeupres quatre ans, non etampe.
Les proprietaires du dts animaux peuvent le
recfa1ner ct en- pTendre possession en- prouvant laur
droit ct en- payant les trais 81 non, il seront ven-
dues par les soussigne, juge de paix, lie 80 jour
d'Octobre proclaim, au magasin de Z. NJ. Letebre,
sur lie bayou Crosse Tete.
oc4 J. H. HAASE, Juge de Paix.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
clxTH DISTRICT COURT, p

SlXTH DISTRICT COURT, Pa.
- rib Of herV'!e, &'ote # itr'.1ara.
II. F. IshIieux. Adm'r. .. jos. Ea;e1r. Es
;ate rs. Sue cession oi fra!eois I.,uuH
No. All.
By virtue of an order to me directed e-cn
the Hon. the aforesaid court, in the above ertl
tied and numbered cause, dated Tie l1.n 1T
September 1851, vii! Offer at public Sale 10
the highest arc last bidder. FOR usb,
On Saturday the LIST Ct Moven5e.
1851, AZ 10 o'clock, "A. NJ, at the Court House
II said parish, the following described proper
ty, belonging TO the succession Ct FRANCOIS
Ionmy, deceased, to vii:
No. /. A certain lot of Ground situated in
the town OF P~!aquemiEe in said Parish, knowR
AS lot No. ST il tIe plan Of said iowa measu-
ring one hunittd fee. in front on Bank street,
by a depth Of two hund' ed and forty feet and
running along the Bayou Ptaquenine to- a sharp
angle, ending at the corner Of lot Now 80, so
as 70 give a srperticies OF Iifly feet IN front BY
two hundred and forty feet parallel, and bound
ed BY lots SO 40 anu ~, in the plan OF sad
town, with all the Improvements thereon anu
appurtenance thereunto belonging.
The above described properly to be so to
satisfy Il mortgage Claim in favor ct p'a'Euf
for the SUN of one hundred and ninety f;'e end
eighty three cents (l95 SO. 1907 with interest at
the rate Of ten per cent rem the 2Sd Deseuieef
'0 J. L. PETIT. Sheriff.
Parish ofIheryille, Sept. 3ott, 1851 -
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Ar

Ay AUO31O1Os
VINCENT PISSARELLA will sell at pun.Ls
Y auction on the LIST Of November next Z "a. 4.
Ground, 1870 feet square more Or .ess, me- VIII
Ferry Landing on the Bayou IN p,sqa ,seIeon.
Term.-One fourtheash-one fourth N III =. !.
,eso-..nd the balance in Marcislsaa9 - e
-r2o p. 8. JENNINGS, Aa:''cesF'
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

D1sC3sLAf III SURGERY.-A pfussian named
Afan il said to have ~recentlv made a discovery
in surgery that is exciting considerable int EST
in the scientifceircl Of Berlin. II is the ap.
p~lication Of chlorine to relieve pain. Unlike
chluroforn, it can be used without the least
danger 10 the patient, and is very ~effretuaI il
its operation. From the accountssa small
quantity ofthe fluid (fFom tensto tvehsy dropsl
is dropped on the part affected, Or on q lint
bandage slightly nloisted with water, and then
applied, and all bound up in IL silk. and 4 linen
band. After from two to tea minutes the part
becomes insensible, and the pain is no longer
felt, whether il be from rheumatic, nervous or
other disorders. After a time it rstaFHs again,
but usually weaker, md with several appIita-
tons it is often entirely relieved. The discov-
erer has presented a memorial Of the subject
to the Academy at Paris. 5aa ~ t#3f
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

1-- Itturns out that the white woman who
lately married Okla Tubbe in New York, Is forty
years old. and was recently discharged from a lu-
matte asylum.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

VA gentleman has made a calculation
which shows that if every article IN the Crystal
Palace wers to Be examined for three minutes.
j. vosld occupy IS ysafsto examine The whole.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
Parish ofIberyille, Sept. 3oth, 1851
BU 6aue DISTRICT. Pcroisse

COUR DU Seine DISTRICT Poroist
~ dI5erriHe, Etat De ia Louisiana.
II. F. Deb,ieux, Admir-. de la succession dc fey
Jos. Materne, Is. Suggestion dc teu Fran
co.'s liommy. No. AL. -
En- vertu d un ordre a moi adresse par
rHon'ble la susdite Cou- dams Ia cause CT.
dessus i~nti'ulGe ct numerette, date lie 10 Sep
teu,bre 1851, J'exposerai en- Yents pub''que as
plus offrant G. d.rlier enc!lerisseu!, pour da
~ > want
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
-aroRES NEW ARENA.

THIS truly and elegant circus establishment,
i which embraces some OF the very best Eaues-
tran and Dramatic talent in the country, will ex-
hibit at P~laquemlne,
On Thursday, October 1eta, 1881,
at O'Clock. P. Nj, and : o'clock, P. VI.
We have amongst us the following very Dustin
guished Ar:.stss, who will have the pleasure Of
making their bow
Young LEON, the Flying ChiIders of the worlds
arena.
Mad'lles. ELLA. ADELLA, EMMA; Mas
tor NEWTON. B. BURNISiI, GEO. SWEET,
and other rival caterers in the regions OF Fame.
JOE BROWN AND PUSSyHOkNER.
The whole accompanied by a superior Brass
Band, each performance concluding with a
~LAJGHABLE PAN1OHINE BALLET.
70 Tickets, Dress Circle, 80 cents. Fit: IS
cents.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

u A Western editor has married q girl
named Church, and he aays he has felt happier
since he iioiaed the Ehureh than 10 ever did
hafnra 4ada6M
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
MORE NEW GOODS.

MORE NEW o
Isl Carts, 2leughs, s~
aSSss Gaddiery, ~
Hardware, Glassware, oroceries&s
M * DALES would respectfully "
! w Vt form his friends and the Pubhc,a
Plaquemine and the surrounding country, that =
has lust returned from the North, and in ADDITION
to his former stock, he has brought out and is nov
opening a very extensive stock Of all descripeo1
81 articles necessary in this market. He rsqnesags
that his customers and the public generally. VIZ
call and Judge for themselves respecting bus =.
sor,ment and prices. The following enunaeIsuos
will give some idea Of his stock: .aeta
Groceries of all kinds; t4s
Hardware and Cutlery; Gqss Il
A fine assortment OF Saddle1y; M ,4g
Tinware Of all kinds; gEfsg
Canal Wheelbarrows; sasa
Bagasse and Cane Carts; $3.50 j
Glassware Of al descriptions,
Crates, stoves, &c. !
Carpenters Tools;
Iron Railing forsTombs, ncatest pattefae
Plaquemine, Sept. 10. stv4efn OF
ST. aAH 81 tHEf = EL t.-
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a. Wor1su's rigAls are ipseparabiy connecsed
Nm Ia du,iss; andd dfaatip aakiag fhF M <ns&fsr
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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
On Thursday, October 1eta, 1881,
list OF LETTERS.

DEMAINikG in the Posl-Oftice at Plaoue-
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IL Persons calling will please mention that
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