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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-27
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TEW Ee4A1TNI II
AND RUPTURE REMEDY.
WILL EFFECT A SPEEDY CTPE

bY ms Truss the following objections so prominent in
every other one Ill use are Obl IaIcG-Strong spring. with its
consequent severity, Injurious pressure, aud inability to
cure. Aud the following advantages gained: gentle pres
sure, complete retention, perfect case and CumpIete cnrc.
- ms Truss is entirely different from all othcrsiu form
ana Iflnciple of action, cOnscqucntlv. efcct-pesscs>ing
an t"e advantages, WhIIc 1t Is free from the objections a,tri-
hutcd To the various kinds heretofore in use. The pressure
is more natural, being comparatively light in bad rupturcs.
can be regulated and brought to bear directly over the Aeri-
nal openings, thereby atiording security at al, times, even
under the most violent exercise. BY its use. when fitted bv
the proprietor or S skilltul surgeon, the wearer is uIaced
beyond the danger Of Strauguiaticn or any other painful or
dangerous symptoms, which are not unfreuuent to the use
oiother fusses. ills a very common practice for persons
aIlicted with Hernia, to select a Truss aud apply it to them
selves. it is a bad and dangerous practice, which can he
seen only by those who understand anatomy, and are tani-
liar with the nature of ruptures. Let it be remembered that
the best Truss may be injurious if it does not suit the form
of rupture applied to. and is not properly fitted. therefore
/ have concluded to form no Agencies, but to selland applv
the Truss ONLY at my Office, 70 st, Charles street
New Orleans. W.
Observethe sign of the u over the door.
The following isdeemGd sufficient evidence of the superj-
ority of this Truss.
Having had numerous opportunities of seeing Mr.. Sher-
mans Truss applied and worn in cases of great Difficult
w. nave formed a very high opinion OF its value. and be
iieVe 1t to bcthe best instrument with which am acguaint
ca ALEX. II. STEVENS NJ. D.,
PROFESSOR OF surgery III the College of Physicians and Sur
Eeons Of New York, and one Of Tie Surgeons Of the New
York Hospital.
Certifcatcshave also been handed &c the proprietor by
the following Surgeons:
York Hospital.
DAVID L. ROGERS, II. D., Lecturer on;;urgcrv in
rAe New York School of Medicine.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-27

nz-The Germans have produced some very ex-
3ellent remedies for various diseases. Among
which may be specified sDr. Hoolands celebrated
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Cutlery, &c.

Cutlery, &c.
= ECE1VED from N: York per ship Niagara
IL Knives and Forks, knives only.
Knives and Forks by sets of 81 pieces.
Pocket knives of all kinds.
Rogers Razors and strops.
" " Scissors, scotch stones:
Till, pad, cupboard and 4Armoir locks of every
kind.
Brass and Iron wire sieves.
Brass Faussets, Keys and without:
Ram rod tips and screws.
Trace, Halter, and breast Hams.
4 fine double barrel English guns.
In store and for sale by
my2S ROTH BROTHERS.
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Drugs and Chemicals.
Patent Medicines, Paints.
Oils. Colours. &c. &c.

Having a thorough practical knowledge of the
business, acquired during a period OF fifteen years
constant study in some of the first Drug Estab-
lishments in the country, and being determined
to keep none but genuine Drugs and Medicines,
and to give his unremitted care and attention to
his business and the wants of his customers. he
respectfully %solicits their patronage and support,
and thus enable him to supply a want that has
been long and severely felt at Bayou Goula-
a we'll conducted Drug Store.
Prescriptions will receive his personal and
prompt attention at all hours of the day and night.
Physicians are assured that none but the best and
purest medicines will enter into their preparation.
Plantation medicines will be ald as low as they
can be purchased in the city, and Of the best qua
lily. Also
A choice and we'll selected stock of
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-27
GROCERIES, !!

GAUCE9S1ESs GROCERTESst
A. MARIONNEAUX e. co.
HAVE just received the following
so boxes family soap; 2 bags black Pepper
100 lbs. ground Rio Coffee;
5gross smoking Tobacco;
1900 lbs. New York Loaf Sugar;
Is bbls. extra Granite Flour;
4 doz. boiled Turkeys and Chickens;
6 boxes weltern Cheese;
6 tierces Hams, sugar cured;
15sacks Rio Coffee; 40 kegs Lard;
2Gruyere Cheese; 3 boxes lemborg Cheese;
A doz: Champisnon and Capers;
IL Jelly and Guavas;
10 boxes Lupsego Cheese;
II Bouiogne Sausages;
4 bbls. Loaf and crushed sugar;
~tierces Rice. Call or send your orders all
We who are In want. jy9
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WIN. HART,
J. w. AUSTIN,
J. McWILLIAMS.
DRY GDNG,

Dry Goods.
LADIES' Dress Goods,
EnJyoidey4es,
Hos;eru and C1o,oS
Linen Goods
Shcctinga and shiytiucs,
Osnabwyes,
Blur DpgT3s.
Cotton st,4ucs.
Jeans and Linscys.
Supcyi0r 1Yc5Iu1s,
Li',eu and cotton checks,
Table DaDer.
Tomehuos'
Table NAPKINS.
Masoui;to Ncitjnp.
Curtain Goods,
ManWp and C~ornc;uo.
Rags md Mas.
Val PoDcy.
India Rubbr,. GoodS.
Moro Cotb;;uo
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-27

ier undersigned Wud beg leave toinvtea attention to the above card 1t Sthe iteion of the
to keep railways on hand fnland complete a&Orunent Of very thmg in the Dry Goods
Hardware and IooIyL ne-t offering oh" pubica more general variety than is usually found
IN country store. AlWhoa en Wan OF Goods ar. respectfully invited to call and exunineo r
stock GrGeres ap considered cash articles. Upon all other Goods the usual credit vii be eien
responsible persons. particular attention will be pMdto all orders from Bayou Gola Crosse
I~e ndthes uTondmgW cny IeS HART ATSTIV g. co
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-27
NIW DRUG STORE.
AT BAYOU GOuzEn. In.

IT f: CRIBB, Apothecary. Chemist and Drug
IL. sist, Gate from Plaquemine) begs to inform
the inhabitants of Bayou Goula and the surround
ing country, that he has just opened in the vii
lage an Apothecary and Drug Store, with a COM
plete assortment of
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-27
Election Notice,

TN pursuance of the provisions of an act of the
L. Legislature, approved 2sth April, 1858, enti-
tied "An act to enable the stockholders ofthe Iber-
vile Female School Society to proceed and effect
a liquidation:'' We, the undersigned, owners of
more than fifteen shares of the stock of said So
ciety do hereby call upon the stockholders thereof
to attend on Saturday the 10th September next,
1858, at the office of J. Fl. Haase, Justice of the
Peace of the parish in the town of Plaquemine,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and O'Clock
P. NJ, where and when an election will be held OF
three commissioners to be selected from the stock
holders to carry out the provisions of said act.
H. F. DEBLIEUX,
C. CLEMENT.
J. A. DARDENNE,
B. II. VAN NOOTEN.
Parish of ~Iberyifie, August Goth, 1858.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-27

HART AUSTIN 6 CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DzAnEzs I'M
NhN
General Plantation Supplies, &c,
WIN. HART, PEAnErwyxr " -.
J. ". AUSTIN,
J. McWIILAMS.
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Guns.

= ECEIVED by Empire City, an assortment of
Guns, best English; for sale by
je25 ROTH BROTHERS.
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Cooking Stoves and Ploughs.
= ECElVED by steamer Falcon from Mays
Ii vile and Cincinnati
100 Hall & McClanahan Ploughs, No ], 2 and 3;
- Cooling stoves-best quality: for sale by
ieIS ROTH BROTHERS.
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LACE STOCKINGS
Orleans.
n T.. Y. SCEHUEEY, Al,
Boot and Shoemaker,

One Door above Gdlaghef's Store.
TNAKES this method to inform the inhabitants
4 OF Plaquemlne and vicinity, that he has per-
manently located himselfin this place, for the pur-
pose OF carrying on the Shoemaking business in
all its varieties. Having on hand a large and well
selected stock of Leather, is now prepared to
manufacture Boots and Shoes at the shortest no.
tlce.
plaquemine, June 18th, 1S53.-lv
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New Arrangement.

New arrangement.
DOTH BROTHERS take pleasure in inform
Ii ing their customers and the public, that, hav-
ing made new arrangements with merchants and
manufacturers in New York and in the West, they
are now receiving, and will continue to receive
every month by steamers and vessels, new sup
pliesof
New and Fashionable Goods,
and intend keeping their stock much better as
sorted than formerly. Most of their Goods are
ordered directly from the manufactures je1S
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-27
+. BRO WIS
Essence of Jamaica Ginger.
JOY TO TIKI WORLD!

Jul zU HE WVhLD
PERRY DAYS.
PAIN KILLER.
For the entire eradication of all Pam. External an
Internal Remedy! No family should be smthout
III One twety,fre cent Bottle scU do
more to conui7ce yon Of its efficiency,
than all Of the advertisements IN
the World!!t Hisuhat its
name denotes
A PAIN KILLER.
PHYSICIANS say that Davis Pain Killer is one
4 of those nice little articles which is calculated
to relieve an immense amount of suffering incident
to human life Its action on the system is many
times like magic-so instantaneous-the pain is
gone at once
For the almost miraculous extinction of pain. no
medicine was ever discovered equal to the Pain
Killer. 1t is used III certain cases externally and
internally, but never eternally, like too many
preparations. Full directions accompany each
Bottle.
The Pain Killer almost Immediately cures the
following complaints, viz: Chill and Fever, Cho-~
Dyspepsia, Painters Cholic, Piles, Boils, General
Debility, Coughs, Head Ache, sudden Colds
swelled joints, Cramp and spasms, Rheumatism,
Pains in the Back and Side and in various other
complaints; in fact it lisa Pain Killer.
NOTICE TO DEALERS IN PAIN KILLER.
The name Pain Killer belonges exclusively to
the Proprietor of this Medicine. The right has
been recently sustained by a court of law and any
person found selling an article by that name. and
not of the manufacture of Perry Davis & Son, will
be prosecuted. {
BEWARE! st
OF all articles designed to initiate the genuine
Perry Davis Pain Killer, called "Mrs. Browns
Pain Killer" Southern Pain Killer "Missis
sippi Pain Killer,n "a real Pain Killer,' Davis
Pain Killing Compound manufactured in New
York, the latter of which is a base counterfeit
We advise you to buy of regular appointed agents
who get their supplies from Cincinnati, o., YOU
will then be sure OF getting the real genuiue Perry
Davis Pain Killer, which will render you every
satisfaction desired.
Principal Office for the sale of the genuine Per-
ry Davis Pain Killer, in the Southern and Western
States, No. 7, College building, Cincinnati, O..
J. N. HARRIS & Co, Proprietors.
A. Z. RICHARDS, Agent at Plaquemine.-
tres street, New Orleans. Also for sale in N
Orleans, by ]. Wright & Co.. and by Drugg
ieb26-ly
= ECEIVED by S. B. Golden Gate, a new sup.
IL ply Of Coopers Tools;
80 inch Truss Hoops:
20 do Barrel Truss hoops;
Is do l-2 barrel do; -
Stave and head ~jointers;
Broad Axes; AIDES;
Brace and Bits; for sale by
AUG ROTH BROTHERS,,
i p5'' Nit -''''', 4. MARY MA ! q
| lRIED TONGUES, for saleby
~ nov29 A, MARIoNNEAUx.
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Rice.

SUPERIOR quality, by the Barrel, Tierce or
~ Gallon, for sale cheap for cash by
lyle TOWNSEND & ADAMS.
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E GROCERIES,

Viz: Black and green Teas, Chocolate, Crushed
Sugar, Pickles, Sauces, Fruits, Brandy, Wine, Ii.
queurs, Tobacco, Cigars, &c. &c.
Plain and Fancy Stationery, with an endless
variety of Fancy Articles.
Call and see, at the corner of Front street and
Bayou Road. ap3O
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tIoC.
En- vertu dun writ de Fl. Fa., 8 moi adresse
par | Hon'hl sus-dite Cour, dams la cause ci-des-
sus lntllule ct numerotee, Jai saisi ct Texpo-
serai en- vente %publIque au plus ofrant ct dernier
encherisseur, S.3lEDL h 3 de Sept, 1853, a 10
heures y NJ, a la maison de cour de la paroisse d.
~bervllle, tous les droits, ~titres, intGrets ct preten-
sions du defendant H. f. Lawrence en- ct aux pro-
prieties ci-apres decrites, SAVIOR:
La MOTE indivise de 1855 5i-1OO acres de terre,
plus on moins, situes dams la dite ~patroisse d'Ibe1-
vile sur la Grande Riviere ct decrite CONNIE suit,
savoir:
Les lots no. 2, 4 ct S, section rs, township II,
range -; les lots no. l ct 4, section "a, township
II, range II; les lots no. l ct A, section 2j, town
ship II, range y; les lots no. 4 ct 5, section 27,
township II, range 10.
L'autIe moitie indivise appartenant a la success
sion de feu C.. Adams, ir.
Salsl pour satistaire au jugemenl, ct frais dams
latfalre CT dessus mentionnee.
Les termes de vente compliant avec beniice
DEGRADATION.
HENRY SULLIVAN, Dep. Sheriff:
Paroisse dIberville, lie Ter Aott, 1858.
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INI'TH DISTRICT co

IL Orleans, STATE Of Lomsu
Louisiana State Bank as. II. T.
11GS.
BY virtue Of a writ of Fl. Fa.
from the Hon. the aforesaid court in a
titled and numbered cause, | have S.
OTTER at P"b!!" sale 10 the highest ah \
on SATURDAY. 81 Of SGnI.. 1873. a
| A NJ. at the court house OF the parish o (
all the right. title, interest and claim
PENDANT, II. Z. Lawrence in and to the
described property, 10 wit:
The undivided half of 7j5 54-1O0 acres
more or less, situated in said parish of Ibt
on Grand River ard described as follows:
Lots. Nos. 2, 4 and S, section IS, townshi
range u; lots. nos. l and 4, section "a, town
II, range -; lots, nos. 1 and i, section IS, TOW
ship II, range -; lots; nos. 4 and 8; section !
township II, range II.
The other undivided half belonging to the sue,
cesslon of the late c. Adams, jr. \
Seized to satisfy the judgment and costs in the
above cause.
Terms Of sale cash, with the benefit of a~ppraise-
lnent.
HENRY SULLIVAN, Dep. Sheriff.
Parish Of l~bervilla, 1st August, 1858.
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NEW supplies of Crockery Ware, just received
~ by au6 ROTH BROTHERS.
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Jeyyelry:! JeweIry!!!

Plaquemine, August Goth, 1853.
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(OUR DU 5EME DISTRICT, Paroisst
~ dOr5cans, Etat de Ia Louisiane.
BanGue de la Louisiana Us. H. Z. Lawrence-No
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-01-27

A lawyer once came into court drunk,
when the judge said to him -" Sir, I
am sorry to see you in such situation
which is disgrace to yourself and your
family, the Court and profession to
which you belong. This reproof elected
the following colloquy - l,A
"Did your honor speak to me ?"
I" / did, sir !" la.W .I .lt
"What remark di-did you make :"
"I said sir, that, in my opinion, you
disgraced yourself and family, the Court
and profession, by your course Of con-
duet" u
"May lit please your honor, / have
been an attorney in-in-in this c-court for
fifteen years and permit me to say,
your honor, that that is the first correct
opinion ever knew you to give !"
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wslk'd the woods Of March, and thro' the
boughs
The earliest bird wa, calling to his spouse;
And in the sheltered hooks
Lay spots Of snow,
Or with q poiseless dow
Stole down into the brooks,
And where the springtime sun had longes,
shone
The violet looked up and found itself alone.
Anon came unto . noisy river,
And found the bridge beneath me CULVER;
Below, the hungry waters howled and hissed,
And upward blew . binding cloud OF mist
But there the friendly Iris builds its arch,
And in safety took my onward march.
Now coming to . mighty hill.
A long the shelvy pathway Of rill
Which danced itself to . foam and spray,
clomb my steady way.
II may be that the music Of the brook
Gave me new strength. II may be thati took
Fresh vigor from the mountain air
Which cooled my cheek and famed my hair [,
Or was 1t that a-down the breeze
Came sounds Of wondrous melodies
Strange sounds ~ Of maiden's voice
Making her mountain home rejoice
Folio wing the sweet strain, l mounted still
And gained the highest hemlocks OF the hill,
Old guardians Of q little lake, has sent
Adown the brook its crystal morriment,
Blessings the valley where the planter went
Sowing the mould. and whistling his content
Through underwood and laurels, and across
A little lawn, shoe deep with sweetest moss.
passed aud found the lake.
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Joanna Bailie was sweet. delicious poet.
The following Morning Song" which we
End adrift, 10 worthy Of the author Of I" The
Chough and Grow, of which 1t reminds US;
Up I! quit thy bower, late wears the hour,
Long have the rocks cawed round thy tower
On flower and tree loud huns the bee;
Thy wilding kid sports merrily;
A day 90 bright, so fresh, so clear,
Showesh when good fortunes near.
Up! lady fair, and braid thy hair,
And battle thee in the breezy air;
The rolling stream that soothed thy dream
Is dancing in the sunny beam; f. 4.
And hours 30 sweet, so bright. so gay,
Will wafs good fortuno on'i Its way.
Up time will tell; the friar's bell ....
Its service sodnd hath chimed well;
The aged croac keeps house alone,
And reapers to the zelda are goAe; f
The sotivs dsy, 90 fair sad bright,
Nay bring good tortunt ere TIE night.
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From the Literary Museum.
The Lonely Lake.
ny q. II. BLAIsDELL.

A clear lake, mid the silent wood,
In slumberihg shadow lay,
Rejecting not . single CLEAN
From all the upper day:
Unwoed by all the sunlight fair
on On other waves that played,
Shut in the atmosphere Of dream
It's own still life had made.
But 10! a breath of music stole
Across its waters lone,
And won trembling answer back
A low and quivering tone. ..
An echo startled from its rest,
A captive thing before,
But, thrilling to that music blcst,
Unclaimed forevermore.
There was softened glory shed
About that lonely place;
The shapes of gloom before it hed,
And Left no lingering trace.
That sunshine was thy gentle smile
It charmed the shadowy throng;
The lake, an emblem of my heart
Thy voice, that breath OF song.
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WHOLE NUMBER 96

wife, I followed him and wrote nv
name under his, thinking of the JOY my
dear wife would have"
"Oh, yes, how happy I am now !"
exclaimed Mrs. Athearn. "As long a.
I live I shall be grateful to Mr.. Elwood
as the instrument by whom you were
led to give me such q joy.'' r9
"And all that time my wife was giving
joy to Elwood's family" remarked her
husband; am glad it was So"
On the following morning, Mr..
Athearn himself called on Mr.. Elwood,
and offered him employment, which was
thankfully accepted. At his return he
found the New Years table spread as
usual, but his joyful wife whispered to
him, as he entered, Z" have not placed
any wine upon my table henceforth.
But do you not think our callers
will be surprised Z" l.. d.
81 presume so, and for that reason
shall remain with you until some of them
have been informed Of the cause"
Mrs. Athearn smiled her thanks, and
but short time elapsed ere one of Mr..
Athearn's boon companions entered, and
after the usual compliments, seeing no
wines, yentured to ask after an exhila-
rating draught.
81 shall never permit alcoholic mig
lures upon my board again, Williams.
l have signed the temperance pledges"
was the calm and noble reply of Mr..
Athearn His friend hit his lip In silence,
for politencss would not allow him to
offer tho bitter retort which arose in his
mind, and Mr.. Athearn proceeded to
narrate, in words most eloquent, tho
excellent reasons which led to such .
blessed result. His wife stood near
attesting her sympathy by the fast
flowing, though unbidden, tears. Grad
ually the visitors present had drawn
toward him till he had quite an audiencs,
and his words were far from falling pow
erless upon their ears. Mr.. Williams
had wife at homo who had too often
suffered as the inebriate's wife alone can
suffer, and his heart was touched by Mr..
Athearn's words, till at the close of his
remarks, Mr.. Williams exclaimed.
"Hand me the pledge, Athesrn, and
I will sign it, too, and go home and tell
so will l." $50 will T." echoed
several others. With heartfelt Joy,
Mrs. Athearn prepared the pledge, and
soon the signatures Of every man in the
room were appended, aud they departed
to make glad the hearts of their families.
That was, indeed, a pleasant and
profitable New Years Day, and not one
of those who then signed the noble
Temperance Pledge ever failed to keep
it. Elwood was faithful also, and to
both rich and poor the blessings Of tenn
'perance proved alike acceptable.
Reader, have you signed q similar
pledge If not, why not initiate
Athearn and Elwood, and perhaps you
will make some heart joyful, and change
the Old Year sad realities into New
Years bright anticipations, which COM
ing seasons shall see happily realized.
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A shrewd farmer in the Vermont Lee
gislature declined answering the speech
of member who was remarkable for no.
thing bat his pugnacious impudence and
self conceit, thus; "Mr. Speaker, /
cans reply to that ERE speech, for il NJ
ways wrenches me terribly to kickat no.
thing" .ft -.f
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Six hundred and ity-seven suits have
been brought by one justice Of the peace
in Milwaukee, against persons Who have
violated the liquor law. =. % 9.i sf
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Che fiterarp Gfbo,
susLIsHrD EVERY rHURsDAY MoRNIsGsI
Champlin Il Babc0ck,
At WESTERLY, RI
O6fee on broad Sfreef--enfranee nerf door
,oesf Of Thos. Perry's Jetcelry Shop.

TERMS-Sl 90 in advance F; 81 so il pay
ment is delayed till the end Of the year.
~ No paper discontinued until arrear-
ages are paid, except at the option Of the
publishers. -..
ADVERTISEMENT inserted Mt the fol.
lowing rates: One square, (twelve lines or
less, IL more than six) one week, so cents;
two weeks, IS cents; three weeks, 81 90.
One year, IS 90; six months, 50 90; three
months, 81 90; half square, half price. One
column one year .S2o 90; six months, Sl5 90.
Half q column in proportion. Business cards,
Of eight lines or less, inserted one year for
- 90. Legal notices at statute prices.
~ Communications. orders, and remit
tsnces, should be addressed, post paid to
CHAMPLIN & BABCOCK,
Wesferiy, r. T.
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Never marry until you can face Ne
music Of the butcher, grocer. drsss-
maker, twenty three cousins, sod sew
eral babies.