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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
OCEAN
BATHING HOUSE
SALT 4 FRESH WATER,
N kDn G. col n


No. 63 Thames Street,
FOO, of Parade, next South Brick Mari 1t.
SAMUEL YOUNG, PROPRIETOR,
C'IrrED and Furnished, in meat and fashion
L able style for LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN.
Mr.. Young would return his thanks to his ma.
NJ friends aud i kind public, for the liberal pat
roma ,e heret, fore bes owed upon him aud would
solicit , continuance Of the same III the bathing
department. which he haters hims"lf will he con.
Quoted IN proper aud satisfactory manner.
Everything in connection W.T.. ,his branch IL oi
the first urler--,he salt Water is drawn pure
from the Ocean, by means OF piles fitted Tor that
purpo-e,-whie the Fresh Wafer .parkles aud
bols. pure and spontaneously, from It's o"n
ock-bedded spring.
NIB. S.Y ls perfectly familiar with the
Buhins business, having hai lon, experience in
the same.
HlIR.D3ESSING carried on A. usual in all
It's various branches. 2mi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

BELLEVUE HOUSE, NEWPORT.
THE subscriber resl ectfullv informs his
friends and the pul lie that his well known estab-
hshment, having been put N most thorough or
der, will be open for The reception Of visitors on
the first day of May. No pains will be sp red
to give entire satisfaction 10 all his guests.
Members Of the General Assembly will find the
Bellevue House "A very agreeable and convenient
House to stop at during the May and June Ses-
sions. a2
WILLIAM w HAZARD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
PATENTS.
AMERICAN AND tUREIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WITH THE L. =. PATENT OFFICE,
WASHI\GTtJN

v
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WITH THE L. =. PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON,
no. % STATE Stroll, BOSTON.
IMPORTANT INFORMAriON TO IN
L vENTORS. The Snhscrih-r (Iatr Agent "f
,he u. ). Patent Ohce, .ndrr the Act OF 1857
determined TO Present advantages, IN applying
for patents, superior to thote offered inventors
by Others, has made arrangements Whereby "n
applications ~, pared aud cunnucied by him.
THlRIl DOLLARS (insuad Of tmsnfy, as
paid lach by o,hers,) viii be r, mittsd ,.h'm IN
case of iailur, to Obtain patc,i, and the With
drawal through han within Thirty days after the
rejection. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments.
and ala necessaiy paIris and da~'ngs, ior pro-
curing patents in ihis and loi' ign count les pis-
pared, an4 advice rendered on kgAl and scirnt-
hc matters respecting inycntiohr, and inrinke-
Incut, of patents.
Invention, can nut ohl, here oi tain their spcci-
fcatons ON the most AEON. bIe terms. but can
avail themselves Of tn. experience Of ~ yesiS'
practice, An extensive librar, II legal and me.
chanical works, and r,tI.d accounts OF patents
granted in this and ether r"nntics; hsidrs he.
iny saved a journr, IL WaShngiuh, the usual
grea, della, there, ar we'll az aN personal trouble
~ obtaining their patents. Copies of claims ot
any p,nni furnl,h,d b, rcmitt'ng one dollar
Assipul,-n,s rrcHd-d ~ " arhrgion.
r.. -, EDDY,
Soiritor IF Pas,~fs
Dnme ,ne r;n,e orcLpicJ the Office Of Com.
missioner Of Patents. X. II. Eddy, ESQ, OF lsos.
tton did business AT 'he Patent Oiicc, Solicitor
nj Patents. There were lew, u am, persons act.
ing in thai capacity, who had 80 much busi,css
before the Patent Office; and there were none
who conducted itwith more skill, 6delny and. sue
cess | regard Mr Eddy Of tn. best i'm
formed ami msst skilliul Parnt Solicitors in the
Uni.ed States, and irave no hcstation IN assuring
inventors that they csnno, einsle. person moro
competent aud irust~o'thl and more capable Of
putting their .pphcatHns ia a iorm 10 secure for
them AN early aIg,l fsvurahh cphsidrpM ION At the
Patent Office. EDSUND BURKE,
Late Co,rpsss Son-r oi Patents"
PAresT OrFice,
ar H. EDDY, Esq, i}-.tun, Mass.
"SiR Your facilit,es kSr the prosecution OF
any business CONNECTED Nth this Oih'e are equal
to bose Of any Other agent. sm very respect.
fully, Yours, NC.
THOMAS EWBAsK,
Cusu,isioner of Patents"
Boston, Dec. 8, 1852.
ds " 3av MA
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
NEWPORT WATER CURE.

THIS Establishment, situated on the Point, is
L now open for the reception oi PATIENTS. Ar
rangcments have Also b, cn made To accommodate
perrons Who wish to take treatment alone at the
Establishment. DR.. R,h aill continue TO attend
patients in town.
Terms For treatment aud hoard, from
$1,000 TO Sl2,00 per week for treatment alone,
from $500 10 $500 per wc,k, both TO lie paid
weekly. Consultation and prescriptions from
$4,000 $500. Single visits 81 90, deductions
being made where number Of visits are necessa-
ry and also according to the circumstances oi pa
tients. The poor treated without any charge.
mil DIR. w. +. REII.
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TOURO STREET HOUSE,

INT'N 'JN , II Il
THESUBS CRlBER would inform hs friends
1 and the public that he has purchased the
above wei known aud pleasantly situated estah.
li,hment, and having thoroughly renovated and
newly furnished IL, intends making II one rf the
most drsirh, establishments ior strangers visit.
ing Newport. ! he House was opened Tor the
reception oi company on the llth Of June. and
no ctor'. will be- spared to give entire sat,fac.
ton to those who see ftio give it their patron
age.
CHARLES DEvENs, Jr. Proprietor.
illn
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NOTICE..

4 IL persons having freight for Newport ano
y Providence per sloop VioiIan,, CAPT. 7, w.
Well, can ascertain where he les in New Noh
b, calling on John saxton & Co., i6l Ma' II
lane, New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

A NEW lot OF Iron Puml s, with brass cham
n bers, just received ami lor sale cleaE, hy
m27 \. NJ. CiiAFEE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

ENGLISH Cambrics, of Joucs and other aj
Ia proved manufacturers, one I'D aud one ana
"a quarter yds in width also, yard vide Eng.
Ii.h Long Cloths. of fme and medium ,ii,ilies
Tor sale by f.LAWfON & biOI InEko.
nl5. ~ Thames sueet
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JUST received, 10, Of email engines, suiisble
~ TOR garden purposes. or for IRE; sLo enc 10
let, fcr the purcs. n Washing windo~' Ae.
.?, Nm. CHAFEE.
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ID. J. & MI. GOULD,
STEAM WILL.

THE subscribers wish TO call the attention OF
i there friends and the public general Y to their
+ rtabii.hu,ent OH Tanner ST., where they keep
on haod and are constantly making, Window
frames, sashes, Blinds, Doors, Fence Cappngs
and Mouldings, Of every description, Planning and
Saving of all kinds, such ~ Joisr, Plank, Boards
and Clap boards. All work warranted.
Orders left with Mcssrs. Fiuch & kngs will
insure o,upt attention.
at GIDEON LAWTON & Go.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT.

THE subscriber respectfully informs bis friends
and the public that he has just remoddled his
whole establishment, supplying 1t with the latest
machinery for improved work and that he is
now prepared te execute all orders ia the
PLUMBING me
with the greatest despatch, in the very best style.
and at reasonable prices, having superior work
men in his employ. All kinds aud sizes Of Iron
and Copper Pumps, faucets, silv'r-plated, &C.,
constantly on hand and will be put up at the
shortest notice. N. NJ. CHAFEE,
JIG 2l0 Thames st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

WROUGHT SHELL COMBS.
0F new aud rich pattsrn,, just received from
" the manufacturer for sale "a, No. 81 Thames
Street. by
wl WM. s. NICHOLS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

DlANO Fortes to Let, for the season, or by
the Year, b,
WILLIAM II. PEEK,
St 80 thames street.
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STOVES. RANGES AND FURNACFs.

NHAy always lre io.nd at the subsciiber,
lu ot most approved patterns, and se, win
care, and warranted 20 wo'k v.n. Aiso, Tin ave
sheet iron ware on hand, With other artirles nsn.
.lb kep, n, ,nch store. TIN, cgp.r, and sheet
49,, paJe mad, 10 order. Orders solicited.
wM. BROwNEu,
0rrNps'., -. U-i,n p-rs
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HINSLEY Il CO.'S. Boston, New York {,
IN Philadelphia s Eastern Daily Express, for the
.xpediiinus transmission OF Merchandise, Small
Parcrls, Specie, Bank Notes, &C., "cd for the col-
ection and payment ofBills, Notes Drafts, &c.
OFFICES:-Boston, IL State street; n. York 4,
I Wall street, corner Broadway; Philadelphia, SO
Chestnut street; Newport, 100 Thames street; +
River, Main su eet, Mount Hope Block)s
il 3,
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NORN STARCH, for salc 10y
u i'll NEWTON BROTHERS.
CURTAIN MUSLINS,
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.

TABLE ANU FUChEI NU EEHf'
A large assortment of Pocket, Pen and Desk
n Knives, Ivory, Hone, Horn aud Cocoa Handle;
Dinner and Desert Knives and Forks.
Ivory Handle Dinner and Desert Knives, without
Forks, Racers u the very best quality aud stamp,
eeissors Of all kinds and sizes, just received AT
A. II. STEVENS
m23 ij6 Thames II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

nR L>NGLE ~ ROOT AND HERB BlTTER5
~ This ceTtihes that have furnished DR. j. d
Langley, 10. " Union Street Boston tr HE last
three ycgrs. large quhntitie, of Yellow Dock, and
Dsnleliou Roo, Prick ~ Ash and Wild Cherry Bark
Sirsaparilla, horoug hwort, a. Accused by hin IN
the m pound aud ufactute uf his Root aud Herb
Btiters and | sln conssntiy employedto furnish the
above medicinal Roots. Herbs aud BaIks, for com
pounding said Eiiters.
NATIILBG G ,ULD, Maiden, Mass.
Bo,ton, March ~ 1883
The above named Root and Herb Biticrs are the
very hest Medicine IN the world for Iiver on'-
pl.int Iaundice. Bilious aud Sour stomach, Dls-
pepsia Co.tiycn.ss, Humcrs oi the Blood aud Skin,
I'm lisestiun, Isuguor, Drowsuess, Debility, AID all
nilar complaints, so common nj this sess" ui the
y.,r Buy it-tryit !. TAYLOR
wholesale aud retail agent for Newport. m2J pd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
UNITED STATES HCTEL,
Corner Pearl, Fulton and Wafer SIS,
NEW YORK,
JOHNSON e. CARLTON,

The proprioiors have recently purchased this
properly, and re6tled and r,furnisbed the Hotel
in q superior n amer and introduced the modern
iml toV,n,nts. IL is conveniently located, and
its airy ard pleasant situation Ter, us 1t t,ri.
toIiable resort ior the trsy' ling public. Corr,c.
,ed With the howe ATE = n,nl,r Of raihrp
Rooms und'i be rhalee OF Mr.. John a. Nasor,
rhnh ioi cony'nrnte and le1uiy a. hni.h A.,
not srIIa,ad /, 81, IN the ,tuuy. l"Ih
yi,itns NV Yah. ,ulu - homo, 81 hps.
are cannot find a mere pleassn, or eonfortabl,
home.
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TO TIE rtBLII.

nR. WOOD regrets HAT he IL again under Il
~ necessity Of cauriOning th. ciI2cns of New
port. H.s only AgogtS in Il is plac, are, Mcssr..
Hazard & Caswell, G.. &. Handy aud Jonathan
Records.
The 'nuine Unicorn Candy can lc olinincd
only of the above named gentlemen, aud AT No.
lu5 Thames Snc,I. M27
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STEAM CuIST MILL.

JosEPH n. h q. W. PERRY ,aks p'cas.re
u ia Informing their friends and cus'osn.rs 'ha'
,heir Crist Mill on Cpmm,rcid Wharf 70 nov ~
operation. Corn and Meal, oi all Minds, and OF
che hes, quality, can bs obtained ~ tive Mil, or
at their rcd stsck store, nor'h side Ma'he'
,guare, Newport. u. !. ~
ms a. a q. ". FERRY
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NEW YORK BAKERY.

NEW YORK BAKERY.
'THF subscriber respectful, ln(nrms hs friends
L aud the public of Newport generally, that hs
still continues TO carry on the Baking business IN
all its various branches, where can he found,
fresh every day, larger assortment Of Cakes
aud Bread than can be purchased Mt any Other
store, such as
Lady Fingers, Lady Cake,
Marangoes aud Kisses, Ginger Snsps,
Macaroons, Water Jmnbles,
Vanilla Jumblcs, Cocoarm Drops,
volevous. Puff Pastry,
ana al other kinds Of Cake constant, ON hand. =
Also Wine aud Fancy Crack ere of all kIndt.
~. B. Ito, Tea Biscuit, R@k and Bnrs e,.
ery afternoon. at O'Clock aud sent to any part
9th. town. A. W. CLARKE,
Nf9 Corner of Svrins ami Frank streets
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

STOCKS AT AUCTION.
WILL I've sold al Public Auction, on Thurs
w day, August 2en, 1853, al l2 o'clock, NJ,
in front OF the Traders Bank, without reserye.
% shares IN the Capital Stock Of the Traders
b Blnk, aud Four Shares in the Capital Stock uf
the Coddington Manuf,d 'uring Company, stand.
ing in the name Of the late Thomis ". Brown,
deco, sed, and sold to par debts due from him to
sal Bank. BY order oi .he Directors.
i2lts BENZ. MUMFORD, Cash'r.
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- Is. KlNSLEN'S ENPRESS, ,ior kall Rive,
IL. Providence and Boston, for the transporta
tion Of Merchandise, raves Office in Newport dai
Iy, Sundays excepted, At l2 O'Clock, "a. M. an
l-2 o'clock, p.m
Leaves ollice in Boston, at Z l-2 o'clrk, IN.
and 3 l-2 O'Clock, p. m. Drafts, Notes and Bill.
collected, and all orders executed with prompt
ness
Orders should be lcft for Goods al the oilir
halfan hour before the time ofleaving
Offices, in Newport, 100 Thames-st.
4" Boston, ii State-st.
4" Providence, Exchanges
Newport, March l9, 1850.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

TOR SALE, Sorrel Horse, about II '.2
l. hands. high, s years old, sound aud Kind,
and a beautiful saddle Horse. Enquire OF
m25 II. NJ. BROWNELL l. co
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

rT,HE subscriber informs the public that he is
l. prepared to supply them, at all hours, with
.yery Mind OF fresh 6Sh, alive, at bis establish
voeni on Seattle & Oman's Wharf, directly oppo-
cite the Custom iicnse.
m13 tSAAC ". uoWbhNDs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

IVORY Peal Tooth Powder, the sairr, plea.
Is mtrst and most ef,c,ual in icauiii> ing anh
preserving the teeth OF any in NE known void.
The following certificate is lr,nI one OF the
hest Chemists in the city Of New Yo,k--
al have analyzed the 'lvo,, r,a,l Tooth
Powder =" and find il ccmpos, ,f substances OF
II perfectly harmless 'harnour, tulir'N h',
Gom any acid nature. The ingreditnts
which enter into its composition, are among ih'
hes, lha, can be used Ter he uiIos, At chms-
ing the Teeth, 40 as to preserve them in the
u,o,t be autiiul and h,aihy conditmn.
JAMES X. tIillTGN, NJ D.,
Practical Chemist.
For sale wholesale and retail h,
Is. II. .IisDALE & SON
l3S Thames street. J,16
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-05-07

A Strong Lmputation.-It will be observed,
in the article we publish from the True Della,
entitled History INDICATED" the assertion
that ON the occasion of the election for U. S.
Senator, which resulted in favor Of JOHN Sill
DEL $4,000 were distributed among the pa.
triots at the capitalw Can this be possible !
And yet, looking at the singular withdrawal of
HEsERT, and other c%oneomitant cireumstan.
ces, the idea forces itself upon the mind that
nothing short Of extraordinary bribing could
have produced Che result that was accomplish
ed. Alas, poor Louisiana! AT the forthcom.
ing election, we. for one, call upon the people
to look to true merit and true ability only, IT.
respective Of party or personal considerations.
Do this, and our State may yet have a Legis.
lasure worthy to represent It's great and grow.
ing interests.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-05-07
MLANE'S VERMIFUGE.

U-The effects of this truly extraordinary me-
dicine are most satisfactory in all cases in which
it has been tried. No other medicine has ever
produced such effects SO simultaneously. 1t has
only to be administered, and relief follows as a
matter of course. 1t has been used in the practice
ofthe best physicians of our country, and by them
been pronounced equal, if not superior to any me-
dicine ever offered for the expulsion ofworms.-
Read the~following:-
George Maxwell, .Augustata, O.. has used it with
great effect in his family, and has sold large guam
titles, which have given the highest satisfaction.
J. H. Gutter, merchant, Louisville, administer
ed a dose to his child, who discharged a quart Of
worms. He had tried other Yermifuges in vain.
DIS J. W. Cotton, Winchester, Ind. happen
ed to get a lot from an agent, which was soon sold
out, and proving highly eficacious, became very
popular, and sold more rapidly than any other
Vermituge.
For sale by sCOvlL & MEAD, III Charities
street, New Orleans, Wholesale Agents for the
Southern States; also oldbyA. E. RICHARDS,
Plaquemlne.. ap3O.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-05-07

TWe copy the advertisement from the Ba.
ton Rouge Gomez, calling upon editors and pub
fishers to meet in Convention at Baton Rouge
on the 4th of July next, for the purpose of tax
ing measures to advance their social and pecu.
mary interests We have hitherto advocated
this measure warmly, and will speak further on
the subject next week. Every publisher should
second the motion. We will here remark, that
if the State has any unfinished business on
hand, or wishes any botched work of the late
Legislature to be fixed up in proper style, that
this Convention of Editors and Printers be en-
gagged BY the job to do the work. The State
never could get together a more able represen.
t~atives, or get its work done on better terms.
" =. e. %~ GL t "a ISL
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-05-07
TThe estimated expense Of the last Legi:
lature is about One Million of dollars.

H-The Stomach prepares the elements of the
bile and the blood and if it does the work feebly
and imperfectly: liver disease is the certain re-
suit. As soon, therefore, as any affection of the
liveri is perceived, we may be sure that the deges-
tive organs are out of order. The first thing to be
done, is to administer a specific which will surely
act directly upon the stomach-the handspring of
the animal machinery. For this purpose We can
recommend Hollands German Bitters, prepared
by Dr.. c. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia. Acting as an
Alternative and a tonic, it strengthens the digestion,
changes the condition Of, the blood and thereby
gives regularity to the bowels.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-05-07
Dams ie 2y,e D;s,r;c,

tt"
! ",,'''n IL e9ac L Ptaquemine, Messs
E"@eH+ Rs, ) j Ruth ct J. ". Austin Com,
mISoaiTt@-
Dansh 3me District.
hn mag'S'n &c Messrs. bis>e!l e. Co., no
Village Savage, Messrs. Treyil,e II, bert G
w. banta ct Paulin Dupuv, Cennissa;res y
Dams lie 4me District.
A la residence de Mr.. Paul Dupuv Nes.ra
Edward i: Woods, Niche! Hebert ct Jacob
SchIatre, Commissioners.
Dams lie SINE District.
Au magasin de F. Gomez, Messrs Refine T
Blame, Charles Davenport ct Felix Roth COM.
missaires.
Dams lie Cine District.
Au magasin de Messrs. Delaune g. Dupor.
Messrs A. Sidney Robertson, Alcide Poole et
Valsin Braud, Commissioners. +
Dansh Sine District.
Au magasin de Johnston Freres au Bavou
Crosse Tete, Messrs. W. J. Began, Charles
Booksh ct Ursin Daigre, Commissaires.
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Paroisse d1berville, lie 6 Mai, 1853.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-05-07
sNNyMENM sgMTAMEAs
Saturday, May 2. g
sE,he Meeting To-Day.

The express object of the meeting to-day
at the courthouse, as called for in another col
umn, is to further the interests of Plaquemine
and the parish of Iberville, while at the same
time to do an act of justice towards perhaps
the most prosperous district of our parish, and
which annually pays into the treasury one
quarter of the whole amount assessed for tax
es in the parish. Let US, then, 60 into the
meeting with but one determination-that of
using every endeavor to carry through success
fully the object in question, the making of a
good Levee Road over the overflowed district
of the road from Indian Village to Crosse
Tete. This is peculiarly a work which the
Parish should take in hand and accomplish at
once. From facts and circumstances that have
recently transpired in the Legislature just adj
jourled, every person Of any intelligence in
the parish must be fully aware that we are in
danger of losing the rich aud prosperous re-
gion known AZ Crosse Tete. 1t behooves US
then, while looking to our own interests and
leaving the interests of others to their own
care, that we assemble and publicly appeal to
our paroehial authorities to come forward with
some beneficial and expeditions measure to
bind the people of Crosse Tate to US more
closely than they have been heretofore, and
thus to show them that it is their policy as it
il of the parish, that they continue to remain
where they have for SO many years remained,
an integral Of the parish of Iberville.
No measure, then, could better cement the
interests of Crosse Te.e with those Of our
town and parish, than that of making q good
road. From FIVE to seven months in the year
we have water communication by steamboats,
for forty miles in that direction; let us like
wise have a road in fine travelling order at all
times, and the trade of Crosse Tete and the
Marangouin is forever secured to US. Could
the amount Of money spent in our town each
year by the planters, merchants and others of
that section, be accurately known and display
ed in figures, there would be but one united
voice for the road in question.
The parish is now not only completely out
Of debt, but from a showing in another column,
it has in treasury and in notes nearly $7ooo.-
Now, for what object can the surplus money
Of the treasury be more appropriately applied
to than in the building of good roads in the
parish, particularly when great and special adj
vantages are to be gained thereby
We have full faith that the public spirit of
the people has been fully aroused, and that the
proceedings of to.day's meeting will COM
mence a new era in the progress and prosperity
Of our town and parish.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-05-07

"Larose Medoc.n-This celebrated Bordeaux
orClarst wine may be known, even without the
brand, by its deep, claret colour. There is no
comparison between 1t and the ordinary elaret
wines Of the varous brands, either in its appear
ance or its taste. For the table there 10 no de-
scription o fwine more admired than that term
ed Caret-aDd those who daily practice the
use OF it, we would advise when they next pur-
chase, to get a supply of the above inimitable
brand. Its to be had at the new establishment
of TOWNSEND g. ADAMS, corner Of Main and
Bank streets. @