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tor such occasion.
We trust such acquisitions s the Arory Baud wopJ
be sure TO prove TO the Fair scene will not DO forgotten
10y the Society in making their arrangements.
MAroR's CouEr Observation-Disclosures AND ruRvArs-
John Coffee was brought up charge Of threatening to
whip Patrick Hayes on wednesday last.
Hayes stated the accused wen; up to his room on We'd
nesiay and Threatened his IT, lie also showed him the
Canal meaning 10y tia; that lac would dump him in it, lie
also threatened To break his back lie witncs) was ap
prchensive Of injury 40 bis hands, and desired to do him
noiTtheF harm than secure himself Ins any Of VIC
Ience on the par, of thc accused.
The case WAS continued till dly aud the accused was
allowed 70 stand upon his rccp.uaucc to answer
th'S morning The witnesses were also recognised APP
pear.
Destruction William Bell. W. +. Owens. and I. Nc
Kinney were each fnel dollar Tor oJsructu the side
walks.
nisCHAEGEp-El'zl Ann Alley, committed &, Jail on
Monday lsi IN default OF bail in the of 500 to be
OF good behavior for v mouths discharged Oh YES
terdiy, tie required security being given.
TEEsrAssiSG-Ueury Mycr was brought M on a cI,--.
OF uespassrs ON the premises OF Charles Bailey breaking
his windows aud ass,uug hi. wife
The Mayor co"ccNug the accused TO be somewhat non
eowpoS W'Ht.', committed him until Monday, VIII en- fur.
ther inquiry will be had into his condition.
TRUsr,s.rE-Io.hut Ro.rc, slave. the rron,r.y Of
j. - N,cs. was brou-h, up OH % charge Of tr,,p,,siur
on MI W. j. CuNcs iof, Few ui-ht, ago IL apuelrs
coorei woman In the employ or Mr. Clarke was the wife
OF joshua and ,Aat having separated som, time since he
w,n there ON the might when this ts,srts- was alleged tn
nave been committed, for the p.rpp,. OF g,ctl- r.
eoncHnton The woman stated tlt he went there after
s1e got To bed, Gul raped her window saving he wan
ted 20 see her and I-ilh, crnrcl man who lived in the
house She rc', - admit him. lie made such A noise
as 10 nave "Hoke MIR Soathlr who slept up stairs, but
upon his cnu'pniug him Co quit. bee did So
lie was discharged with severe aimoriion a.list 20
ms there 'siiA without che consent %. Mr. Clarke
biscuAR'fn-WiI Camp, committed to Jail ON
M'u''y' ~ n':'H' OF ' 10 bc oi good behavior, w,s
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A. MORRIS
% NlIIStrte'
6aFflcE vmGiNn CENTa,L uAHHo,

n NI.NINNTI IIUNU lU1TT NM
~ richmond, October 3. fS53-DIVTnrNI, SUTtrf
The Board of Directors nj he vrg Central tilr.sa CONT
~, ~ meeting ld 20 Che Office OF the COMPANY on m NJ,
0i4n,r ~ declared dividend Of Iu rer cont ,r One st-5s
led un ir ihr Actf oi l-t and . March
1855. and the Stock subscribed ~ ts Comm, r.5 If,
SCI of March t2nd ISL payable u te o. uis rf fa Cpr M
dr.n1hr 600 'r 1851 D.fIbrr. 1855 with
ly fHrI 10Th October. I,-3 '' '''' DO
w." Bonds t1 %. ru.I tr above auhUrv rl i r. fr
delivery they br prepared of which Due Notice f
h' r..ru. ~ order %. The Board
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Inc Baltimore Hpp,y says, "Nr. Hcrdo n, postmaster
A. 'enWe informs the editor Of the Rel 81 Gus Ts,op'
OHeIeVIe Ohio That having according the laws Of vr
gnh' opened and inspected HE papers and found them
20 contain abolition sentiments be bas refused 10 deliver
them a' addressed, and has publicly burnt them In pre-
seuce Of magistrate IL appears by h- letter that tho
penalty Tor circulating such papers l. imprisonment in
we Penensy i9r no less than one nor more than eve
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BgAo&g LEATHER rRsgRvArtyE.tgr 'le ur-.,rva.i.D
w OF M knifuf Leather pIft.IfrF fH. Ii.a ... ana
Ulfnra Leather, rHi'.rF. upntf 1HI -nH... 49,.
4 new article, with directions 30 rlH .s lv
o.fs pI Ns.u .t.... .... f,;.
~ AtS-tu1Jteg Of asi,r'rl sa.s. foo a..a ..I - . y
~ "'".H ilNl'u a WATSON
tEpHNu WNDuN lDNrs.A fHI .rt.Ufg r... g. .i...
~ 'tiHHi I..rI
oc'" o. i. MOORE Uu. -f vpif.irssf
6stNgLr NNn porHLf Ut"grL sIiur gt.- ISL, f.,..,.u
on hinl I'D. .9 r'r'1uon, s,f t.artu.rt of s.p.
odrr 'or sole on On. .raI'. terms '
oct5 ''' ''i. ..i ,tt w ussff...r''
fulNEsE GONGg.srIf1b. Goa Hotels u.4tI.r. tf,-.. H.
0cff fIg &C. 80
l'ANNFHs OIL, Sugar House Nai1srs cum riar ,if, net
ac6 BtyrNrDur ,tfpv A az.
NhplND ALUM sALr.Fuc SALT Mar.naU brand fr .l.tv
- o,' hNNtNluEr, 'iitE GO.
GtOgFEF SUGARS. Cru,hed P.-.i.r.i and I5.f ..,. 1
- s'l'V I'rl'I pANkNruHr, NLLEN 4 CO.
NATANrED.-A situation by a young ma, OF uf,s.t o.,
w CtrHs, Who has ylHrs G.p.fIep.s D., t,,l-
Information, address J. A. A., Wig uarc. ,rii. .itf
- iay Tor sale ~
9'H II. w. TYLER
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~ u = sisted thar Hon Johu " Mason. our newly
appointed Minister 10 France contemplate. le.y a., ;.
~ On The l9Ih VI ihis mopib,
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EsTNTs AgmIllLrInAL raIn- nL-un.A. ~.

- Ithhhlhs HIiiNUHDN uH.. b. hereby ...r d. f,r
' Hd lh.r', who intend ending ft1c. other &c.
exhibited a' he state Fair in boz lrs u tr -ifg t ir
rgnlcr u'yt that such articles will Dc frr.r.rtf aver w.
t'Il ' and 'f'm Redmond, free. and p p.r..rs f.f 10
.lc' o.. gnh,r'lIr 'fon Che ~ g tlo p.nry lo1.
ln' rHuru frs. hut te Company VIII .Ht De -r.r.r nv aus
accidental ifj Irs 90 rrrf1rH on Property t.rr...
h.I. To ur.tnf f-.r.
Ir'" should ru'.r v Zoe suirut.Isut tu dos. before t-
fug Byurisr uf Ur pr,..|.r'.
TIfus. nlDkvgAD gsr.rfrt.,f.-t
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yin n.,lIel ana my rrsseuisrach Tr'ar'4l Lie
n%L lot" II.hEIS EdELI "a if desired ~,
may lr obtained Immediately after the pr-f,r-,,r
- Tickets can only be obtained 40 the IA AN G iH "
." p m IN DAY tinr nd after o'clock in ts. ,yIrin
NgG,Tt thhn can be- well seated will be admitted ID, i t
Ticket. f''''''' WHO purchase o
rlsy- Di.pst.t Mali III vgl3
THNiL NT!tt.-Nr. J. II. TAYLOR Soil. I. g.,
4 WARD Acting Manager. Mr.. ~. Lewis ST. T.,
EATIsVnny grrorpp
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-13
The RrsuLr.--Jus. as We we're going to

The REsULT.--Just as we were going to
press, We succeeded in getting ,olerably
corrcc, statement OF the votes polled, though
aot official. Enough Is known 10 warrant
as in saying ,ha, The entire Anti. Muinc Law
Democratic ticker is elected by small ma
jnriy. This we did not expect. and il is
moi surprising lha, II should cause us morli.
dcadon and chagrin. Bu. being somewhat
Of philosopher We shall endeavor 10 bcar
IL with foriilude and resignation. The will
or the people has been expressed at The bal.
Io,.5nx. and the majority have decided
adversely TO the m,n and measures Of our
choice. Sn be IT, While We think the
majority have erred in judgment, we humbly
submit 10 their will,
But though defeated, we are by no means
disheurlencd. We are only excited 10 more
zenlous ac,ion in future.
Truth crushed to earth will tise again
The eternal years Of God are hers"
This we b iieve. md believing, letl en-
coarogcd 10 ptrsevcre. The Maine Law is
crrluin Of triumph some day, and until that
day arrives we shall not cease 10 labor.
This is perhaps The first entire Democratic
,cke, ever elecled in NJ igs County.
We have no room for dclsils. Next
week We shnlI cndeuvor TO give The officiul
abstract. md all the returns which il may be
possible fur us TO col"c, from the other Sec
lions Of lhe Slalc. We cannot close, how.
ever, withhut word in reference 10 Lelar
township the hume Of W. NJ. and II. II.
Swal.w. This township has done nuby.
which we sincerity hope she may mover
have occasion 10 regret. Had other town.
ships done as vel, the Malre.[sw would
have succeeded by handsome majority.
Rn more In our nrSL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-13

The ELEcrluN-We are compelled 10 60
10 press without boing able 10 state Ihe result
in The county. The votes in most if noI all
Of The townships, were not counted until
Wednesday, and the full returns cannot be
received before Thursday. We will not
conjecture The result as il will be SO short
y known. Below is tho vote Of Gallipolis:
GALLlPoLls. For Senpior-Slimson 1T,
Anderson l34 Represenla,ive-Lo Logue III,
DyaS SO, Ro.hgeb ll9.-Board Of EquaIi-
zalinn-lloron 16l. House 1863. Sheriff
Fisher las, Rose Ga, Ripley 1lO. Wom-
,ldorf 4. TIeasurer-Calohan 165 Sanns
1853. Prosecuting Auorney-Nash 2l5. Lew.
is 90. Bradbury 49, Commissioner-Gr
ham 1871, Smith 106, Morton 9, Wood II.
Coroner-Ra,hburn 25l, Shamhun &c.
Sheriff-Riploy SO, Rose so.
ADDIsoN.-Senalor- 40, An.
derson lO9. Represenlalive-.Logue 80,
Dyas 90, RoIbgeb 90. Prosecuting At.or-
ney-Nash 86, Lewis 60. Bradbury l5.
A report from Perry gives Ro.hgeb and
Ripley some twelve majority over their
highest opponents. From present indica.
lions we think Ro,hgeb is elec,ed Repre-
sentative.
GREENE TOWNSHIP Senalor-.-Slim.
son SO, Anderson 90. Representative
Logue 81. Dyas 81. Rolhgcb 70. Sheriff
Fisher 81, Rose 10, Ripley 53, WomeldorfF
2a. Board Of EquaIizalion--Honon 80,
House 92. MISUNDERSTANDING 81,
Smith 35. Morton SO, Woods II. Pros.
eculing a.torney--Nash rs, Lewis 40, Brad.
bury 49, Treasurer SO, Sanns
IS. Coroner-Ra.hburn 1879, Shamhars
F.-Gallipolis Jour.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-13

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AKABIA-ilEw
YoaK, Ocl. 6. A. M-The Steamer Arabia,
with advices from Livrrpo' TO the 24'b ull,
arrived a. this por a. h If pas, 10 O'Clock
ihis morning.
Trade al Manchester was dull, md prices
lower.
Western Canal Flour is quoted II, 33:.
and Ohio n, 34s.
Indian Corn had considerably advanced.
and While is quoted n, 40s per quarter.
Lard was in good demand al full prices.
Provisions were lower.
No change in rates Of interest. Consuls
had further declined.
Rcs was in good demand at full prices.
Onlv small business was done in Amer.
Jean SECURITIES.
The ch, 'ra was raging Ccarrully in the
north Of England
The Spanish Ministry had re sign, d.
The Turkish affair wears Il mUre threat
enlng aspect lhan ever. The Turkish
peopIe ure generally aroused 10 ianaiciSm.
aud had ca d on the Sultan TO declare war
ayansl Russn or abdicale The Throne. lr
the IN anime ,he four powers are using eV.
cry exnrliou to induce the sultan 10 accept
Of The original Vienna note. Austria shows
symptoms uf backing out Of the alllanct
with France and Engl md, and TO take side:
with Russia.
This news had a very depressing inhucnc,
upon the London muney Market and fund
materially declined.
There is nothing lse in The general new
Of specinl interest.
The Auba brings l30 passengers. Sht
passed the Atlantic on the 96h September
nnd exchanged signals a. midnight on th'
28h, with q steamer supposed to be lh
Asin. She passed The Arcuc on the 4'h inst
The steamer Hermann arrived off Cove
on the morning of The 23l September.
The CHI l"ra was raging in many Town
and cities in England and Ireland and ,h'
Norh Of Europe. The deaths al New
Castle were averaging 100 per day -
There were l4o deaths nj Stockholm on Ih
18Th September Al Caslerona, 932 hat
died OH, Of population of 10000.
A, Cnnslun,inople placurdS continued I,
hp posted, calling for war, md buer ir'
ing against Euelend was rapidly sprondin
among The M1ssemen. who were freel.
caucaruring that country, and Circulating
III" prinls over lhr country.
Thr g.'oral irjing nj C"ns'nnlinopI
waa, ,ha, lhr Sui,an would make no furhO
concessions either 70 Russia or TO the Pow
ers. and il was rumorrd that the dispu l.
between the English and French minister
had been revived. he French feet shouI
come mp to CoLsIrnIin"plc, 10 which Lor
Radcl IT, otj crd
Dispatches from Vienna Of lhr 30'h ul
confirm the report that Austria was backin
oui She drcIinrs 10 sanction guoranIe
in the note against any rurlhe' in'erIerenc
,n lho ,pan Of Russia, b.lween the Salta
aud hit subj Gus.
Another dispatch from Vienna s'n,es .h'
iusKue ions had ben ssnl 10 the EnglIs
ministers at Conslaninorl". to urge th
Porto To Ocesp, the firs, note
Ih" iry Of TuniS had notified the Port
,hq, his forces wrre ready t" take the field
The Eug,ish i,vernm"n conlrncl tu
Def is E8 i5'to f7 per liorcc.
Pork was firm 4. Liverpool. aud Fullo
much excited.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-13

Dor readers will please excuse ,br lack
nj original matter in this number, We
have many reasons for asking hi, in'
du'grncr
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-13

and olher things, and caused The preparation
to exclude from my skin and the Kyyenns
Pepper TO rnise in my sIunImuck so that |
hohered right out no lnoar for The present,
from yours Tooly, J. p"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-13

J. Cartwright has furnished US with a
ca nmunca.nn which we shall attend 10
ntx, week, DOT having been received unsi
lalc or Thursday
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-13

The Wheeling Times says that the man
ufacurers declare their prices too low as
compared with the advanced prices Of metal
and labor and anticipate stlll further ad'
vances soon
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05
SNN1AERM SEMEAMEA,
DR.. M,LANE,s LIVER PILLS.

lTThe great anu increasing demand for these
Plllsls the surest evidence of their excellence -
People try them, and then recommend them to
their neighbors. No one who has ever suffered
rom the Liver complaint, or from any of the dis
eases arising from a disordered state of that organ,
has yet failed to obtain reliefif he tried DR.. M.
Lanes Pills; and thus they have worked their own
way into popularity by the astonishing cures
which they are every day performing. Read the
following.
MEssRs. J. KIDD & Co: Gentleman-You will
please send us one gross ofyour Pills, prepared by
DR.. MLane. They are in great demand. Please
forward them direct. KELLER & HAMILL.
S. CHARLESTON, Clark Co. O. April Is, 1850.
Your medicines are universally liked in this
section of the country. We have constant calls
for them, the pills especially.
Yours, respectfully, &c. SMITH.
For sale by sCOVIL & MEAD. III Chartres
street, New Orleans, Wholesale Agents for the
Southern States; also sold by A. E. RICHARDS,
Plaquemine.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05

I'm vertu des dispositions de r'acte de la Les
~ g~is|ature de Get Etat, intitule de lEcole
des Demoiselles a lberville, a procGder ct a
~etfectuer sa liquidation, APPROVE lie % Ayril
1853, ct par toute dun resolution adoptee par
les sousslgnes commissaires elus par les dts
actionnaires commencement au dit acte; les
soussignGs feront vendre en- vente publiQue,
par I'm encanteur de ditte ~paroisse, a la maison
de cour dams la vile de Plaquemine, LIP
Marai, lie 5 D<cembre, 1853,
a dix heures du matin--
Cette propriete, bien connue, situee dams la
rllse de Plaquernine, qui savait de maison de
pension ct dEcole a la dite Societe ct sappar-
tent a son fonds capital, Sc composant dun
terrain de $50 pieds de face a Court street sur
100 pieds de profondeur, lie tout mesure Fran~
caise, corne au Nord est par FEglise Presby>
terrain, ct au Sud Quest par fEglise Methodiste,
ct des edifices ct ameliorations qui ly trouvent.
La maison d'ecole est en- briques, ~couSerte en-
ardoises, q deux etages etsun dsrtoir au gre
nier 81 pieds de face ct de 81 pieds de profon-
deur, bien Distribute pour ecoIe ct pension ct
batu pour Get usage.
"CONDlTIONS.-Sl7oO compliant lie jour
de la vente; lie surplus du prix payable notice a
,n an ct notice a deux ans de Ia vente. I'ac<
quereur tounira SEES billets avec endosseur a
satisfaction assures par hypotheque SUI Ia pro-
pri2te, dams une acte de yente uotarie qui sera
passe devant lie Recorder a ses trais. Ces bill
lats paysbles au bureaud u dit Recorder ct por-
tant int6ret, apres leur tcheance, a s pr: cent
par an. # G. CLEMENT,
J.. A. DARDENNE,
Fl. F. DEBLIEUX,
Com N -saires.
Plaquemine, 5 Nov. 1853.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05
PUAETC SALE.

N pursuance of the provisio rs of the act of
Il the Legislature of this State, entitled San
Act to enable the Stockholders of h eIbervil lie
Female School Society to proceed to and effe ct
a liquidation," approved 2Sth April, 1853, nd
agreeably 10 a resolution passed by the und er-
signed Commissioners elected by the said
Stockholders under said act, the undersigned
will cause to be sold at publics ale by a license
ed auctioneer, at4lie Court House in the town
OF Plaquemine, on
Tuesday, 9Th day Of December, 1853,
at 10 o'clock A. M ... ,.," '
That we'll known Lot of Ground and school
buildings of the said lberviIle Female School
Society, situated in the said toWn OF Plaque
mine, on Court street; the said Lot measuring,
all in French measure, $50 feet front on SAID
Court street and l6O feet in depth, bounded
North east by the Presbyterian church and
South west by the Methodist church. The
School building is built OF brick with slate
roof, has two stories and dormitories in the
garrett, and is Sd feet front by 81 feet indepth,
and was bulk and is we'll calculated for a board
ing school.
TERMS.--$l7oO payable cash on the day
OF sale, and the balance Of the price payable
one half at one year and one half at two years
from said day. Bill of sale to be passed be-
fore the Recorder, and purchaser to furnish for
the credit payments, his notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed; secured by mortgage on the property
sold, to bear interest at s per cent after matu-
rity, and payable at the office of said Recorder.
C. CLEMENT,
J. A. DARDENNE, E.
II. F. DEBLlEUA,
Commissioners.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05
+. BROWN'S
Essence of Jamaica Ginger.

THIS Essence is a preparation of unusual ex-
L cellence. In ordinary diarrhra, ~incipient
cholera, in short, in all cases of prostration Of the
digestive functions, it is of inestimable value. Du-
ring the prevalence of epidemic cholera and sum
mel complaints of children, it is peculiarly eiIica-
cious: no family or individual should be without it.
Caution.-Be sure to get the genuine essence,
which is prepared only by F. Brown, at his Drug
and Chemical store, n. f corner of Fifth and
Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, and for sale by all
the respectable apothecaries in the United States,
Sold in P~laqucmine by A. E, RICHARDS; in
New Orleans by J. Wright & Co., 15l Chartres
Street. feb2G-1y
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Senator,

Nr. Editor: Please announce JAS. Fl. JOHN
STON, Of Crosse Tete. as a candidate for the State
Senate, and you will oblige many of his
WARM FRIENDS OF IBERVILLE.
N~We are authorized TO announce LOUIS
&HEBERT as a candidate for the State Senate, as
the choice Of Iberville.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
81 W & MS
Patent Elastic Shoulder Braces.

SoIa o"lyMt 70 st. Charles ST., opposite Union.
Essentially adapted to those whose profession in life
render the inclined posture necessary. TO the con>ump
tive, the sed"AtarE, ana all those who IL their daily pur"
SUITS nave contracted the habit of STOPPING, the Shoulder
Brace Is !nesttmubIe. II prevents the shoulders from fall
my forward on The chest, expands the dimensions OF the
chamber III which the lungs ard heart are contained, and
gives bu0yancE and yIg'r to the whole frame thus in It's
acton, countcrHcting the principal causes which lead to
diseAsc0 on those important organs, and 10 a numerous tram
OF nervous i'll. to " hth 50 many urcsnbiect.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05
SEtIs z z II a
NEW PARENT ZEE.
AND RUPTURE REnEDI.
WILL EFFECT A SPEEDY CTPE

''AA1< III ~ II AZ III 4 u IA
By ,Ms Truss the following objections so prominent in
every other one IN use are "lrlatet->trGng spring, with its
consequent severity: injurious pressure. and Inability to
cure .fEd TIE f"ttbW ing advantages gained: gentle pres
sure, c"&pi"t" retention, pcrirt case and CrnlIe te rnrc.
: ihts Truss is crtlrct! different iroTA All otLersin form
and principle Of action, coGseGuenliy, eiiect-pc>.es<iug
ali the ADVANTAGES, WbIlr ii Is free from the ohirc1inn~ attri-
bu'rt II the various kinds heretofore IN use. The pressure
l. more natural, being comparatively light III bad rsSfIres:
rahb be regulated and uToueht to bear directly over the Leri-
h1Eop@ntng>, thereby aitor0ing security at all times. even
Under the most FiulaEt exercise. BY Its use, when fitted by
the proprietor or ) sk!!!iul surgeon, the Wearer is placed
h!eSohtt the Danger OF straaguiation or any other painful or
dangerous :. mptOils, which are not uHtrcquent TO the use
OF other TruSses. Iii a very common prartice for persons
afflicted with Hernia, to select Il Truss aud apply it TO them
selves. 1t is a bad and dangerous practice. which can be
seen only by those who understand anatomy, and are tami-
liar with the nature of rUpturPs. Let It be re nembered that
the best Truss may be Injurious if itdoes not suit the form
of rupture applied Il. and is not properly fitted. Therefore,
have concluded to form no Agencies, but to seitaGd apply
the Truss oNIy at my otfce. 70 ST. Charles street
Nnw Orleans. ...
ObserTethe sign of tire II over the door.
The following is deemed sufficient e violence of the superb
OYitv Of this Truss.
Having had numerous Opportunltiesof seeing Mr.. Shcr-
mans Truss applied and worn IN casesof great Difficult
ty,l have formed a very high opinion OF its value. and be
lieve it TO be the best instrument with which am acquaint
ed ALEX. II. STEVENS M. D.,
Professor of Surgery in the College of Physicians and Sur
ge"mS ofNtw York, and one of the Surgeons of the New
York Hospital.
Certificates have also been handed &c the proprietor by
the following Surgeons:
JOHN c. C~HEEsNAN, NJ. D., Surgeon of the New
York Hospital.
DAVID l.. ROGERS, NJ. H., Lecturer on Surgery in
rhe New York School OF Medicine.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05
For Sheriff.

Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce that, at the ear
nest request of numerous friends, irrespective of
party, Mr.. JOSEPH H. ERWIN has consented
10 become a candidate for the Office of Sheriff.
Election Nov. 18th, 1858.
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Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce HENRY WOR-
SHAM, Esq, as an Independent Candidate for
the office of Coroner Of this Parish, subject to the
decision of the people at the ballot box in Novem-
Der next. MANY FRIENDS.
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Of every description, which he will sell, wholesale
or retail, at
EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICES.
Give him a call, and judge for yourselves of the
quality of his goods and the prices for them that
he asks. nos
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&HM M "H
a Was brought to the Jail of this Parish
a. a runaway negro, who calls his name
@EDWARD JONES, and says that he be-
longs to Mr. Blackwell of Ky. Said negro is about
35 years of age, 5 feet s inches high, a mulatto.
The owner will please como forward, pay
chages and take him away.
oct29 HENRY SULLIVAN, Tailor.
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Dams les SUGGESTIONS , Courdu GENE District,
de L. NJ. Minor, a A paroisse d'IberpiAe,
Sigur. tons, dsuG dec. Ftat de la Louisiana.
A TTENDU que ~Achille Signr, s., a presente a
II la dit Cour une petition pour etre nomm@
administrator de la succession de feue Laura NJ.
Minor, fenme de Achille sigur, jr, ct anssi pour
etre nomme administrator de la succession du dit
fen Achilie Sigur, jr, reclamant cette administra-
ton en- sa capacite de tuteur de Fenfant Unique ct
heritier legal du dit defunt-Avis est par lie present
donne a tous ceux que celia concernent, d'avoira
deduire sous dix jours de la date, de ce present les
raisons pour les q~uelques il ne serait pas fait droit
a la dite petition. ~
Par ordre de la cour, 81 de Oct. 1853.
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