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OrsOANs NOln QtAHrX Ntch'Hh NAhu
I'D sAo'Va'N" ,.?N.f,ss n. ,s~sss
A.. ,fsrs,si sses 'te'si'r ~' ~, s, sr.,.,
xAcouAEp MACHINES 70 MANUFAC-
j NSr'f1rt ~ cAPrNrs CtsnuGRkS cOvElnos
rpAtt' Lac TAnLr CLOTHS hha-c jus siLA hLt
s.@'i 49," ",,' .5,, J. JAS LiJdf5oDE
rWIss PATENT PRINTING PREsS-Hah
cp -, ci s Ls'ss Co. M' rioSs1. md -,
nuGslo h,iF Dtd' No srf"ee' NI.9.sa
c,TFAM ENGINE ana BOILER for SALE-The
- Tpsne ,x horse power the Boiler nearly new having r1n
only time nons ~ in se9d TeIs fS Sie fS ny
SyTEAM ENGINE for sALE-One of six horse
- powrr in order and Can be seen a,
Co.'S rskng hox Factory n Bers.r oetsen ,.n
ard noyi-ss Brooklyn Apply to ABSoI "lLOoA0 NO KY
PeGIlst.
C,TEAM ENGINE and BOILERS for SALE-l4l
- inches Cylinder feet inches stroke together win Boilers
% feet ''s . coLYRRs 6TGARD 2s's North River
CTEAM ENGINE-filty Horse Power, for sale, on
- al iron of the best makers IN the city win govern
f is sSE 6s A ABPG ssssq 'H
THE STEAMER HUMBOLDT ASHORE,
lFAKY-Aeod viii like the present. and
GwYNNE's cESTRIFUGAL PUMPS will enable steamer to
cross Atlantic plank were out Of her bottom IS one
The largest dsebasps coo salons per minute This wi De
gRGp COMP M 10 "a bfsy '' once
rJ,O MANUFACTURERS -Forty-one "A power
Looms srly d order with all their sppsadsss
sang puys &c may be ~ ana On c ~
ROBT CtIswELL, Commi,sioneI Asent &c Paterson J.
rI,O MANUFACTURERS and OTHERS-BRUN.
i DREps MACHINERY AGENCY for the Brundred Pateni
Cotton Spinner .Sse9s WIN a. ssssm wsr
VIZ Wheel, sld s s GosrS sasss M s.~M Cot
ton Gin, ,I r Lathe nd rss e
"'1'' PP" Now-York, first door
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nRIyERs, PHYSICIANS, and all persons exposed
~ weather the Lsaed India fnbbsr
article seeu hands
dry For sale By ell Rubber dealers The piled
No IS Jchnst- uPsisirs
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING Dealers are invited
sTes manufactured aud %, sale low by
C0ODYEARS INDIA RUBBER GLOVE Co No % Johnet up
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Hliefellaneoue.

miscellaneous.
A DyEKTIsING-HOLID B PALMER
n BE- Am \ NV e'Tsrsos As. =, ., ,. os so5
's~ss s,i,ss tR sSioS d equity Customer.
81 HISKLEY Forwarding and Commission
~. Merriam, A-pinwall. y o
COPPEB-LaLe Superior Ingot Copper lrOm the
sssrsoT% s IS sc, c6ar&s9 10 %
ELECTBOTYPING-l all is branches Galyanic
- Plains 20 kE Ext ' sS S ~ %s r oSS Canal
EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE.-An excellent en-
H hsiy ksf~ooa Piano Forte made b. jllrnrynin
vii b. cold a. wy great '.efihes Il will Be fa warmed
old PIN taken IN exchange Inquire No J West Broad
INDIAN BREAD-Tbis pure and healthy article Of
food ~L.h 'hosia be rsd n every family may be had Of ne
Iieoon+i aud no 1sprnsst Orders served IN ,n Pr Of me
I IGNEOUs MARBLE.-WarerooD NO. 534.
T,spsIsG 20 execute promptly !. oIdss' FOR III. aSas woos
sIpsn.ss sss. 1ery superior dursSiy IssS1ss
I've sabs Ses.Sis churches 6ssh Hots sso = snt
ss .s ad ssS sPse as BSs
tops kept band the wareroo Designs for ornaments
eiary eofhs Of franklin and centr. Is cory focra 10 H.
where al persons interested ere invited 20 call
DREMlUM GRAPES-ln excellent preservation,
i from DR. Fowler. Winery who took ,hs medal fo the best
GsPf The American institute foT sale :, SS 2 Broadway
DURE COUNTRY MILK.-Private families that
he Supplied with Min from Dairy be
by q. I95 Ia tltsst-
WATSON BOURON, Flushag. L. l.
orFicE RECEIVER o. TAxEs No. New Cay Hall Park
TAXES FOX lo53-Tax-payers are hereby notified
that Vil b. sdied ell
day December and the heenih
dog II december nt1t
he Receiver would qpon taxpayer the Importance Of max
avoid which
previous the addition of thu
sFe Horfs ina taxes from 0cocS til O'Clock
HARVEY HART. Receiver Of Taxes
rI'ERRA COITA-On hand or to order, Lintels and
onehrd the price Of warranted FOR
dnfstly ALEX YOUNG, Manufacturer 4lssst between "a
AID ID
VEAsT POWDER-B. f. BABBlTT is the orig
a inventor Of The Chemical Power which prepared
cold b. him Noe 90 and 10 Wshis-Ont New YORK In
WHO purchase should that they thai with
sbtfs
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Uianc- forbes

EOIIAN PIANOS-T Gilbert & Co are she
IL SvRs.. q rs .s-ss ,st rs:as rA s s;Ss 81 ne
Psse e essi.si .sqss y - Oss.5 Hsig 50 - -
A0ln Planes a. E' 60 'A s5 eS Ss7s w s 81. ,s,a
BOUDOIR FlASOS-A61.rz5y @itPsed t'r atl Ftaos Vt-
s5: ssSS ~ s. s. as "a LSsss
be The be Z he world ; a s.ss,. .rs ,ssst s.as
MELoDEOSs-S DAB W Saishs eslssssssd Nslsissas
ssst ,as 81, E ss "a &. 1 sa Tl g., q ~ ,a
znq,<.soyasy r. - = or S I, - ~
usrsss Gzi-lrs so al trt & N-a -sr-1a;s lss5s
lrc,hsr he's: G. IRE Of SA sasrs'is f Tor ; D Il
HORACE WATERS, Sol. Agent ". SIS s.Oaaysy.
EOLIAN PIAN0FORTES, AZ NJ. AL broo~l~s.,
III a Of F-cs $50 .ss sessr.st s;,s, <
G,es DsT Co. Pcecsu re well ta'v- ~ \ W
Lsai Co VIII al sapp q csw ca i-ss rAa' y ~
''7 Ai'' '' iisc 81 ao S IS "a "a s.,.
A GREAT BARGAIN-A beautiful Piano. By Wei-
"A rysSsesEs ,eaa eora1 ina Taassi7y a..a,t
Ivssy n ns5ss,y % horace wAFERs W 80 sraliTlf
A GREAT BARGAIN A very spen1id }S) Rose
"A wss1 FAnss i'r sac 'sr 81 s1gers- so1- roa tai
al rr.USs-s "a " Es-Ina b. cry TIE
lsl1s Elrsps Is friday nsrniaI Dss D
pRADBURYs PIANO and MELODEOS WARE
Eer-sa. EA1@ szRT=y ssr seesaaaaa aaHrr1-
n o "a. ,sSecu o. asga .sEao~l-arsd sas
:sa1 A,o ar Nes The asua i'eaa4s Z; az 5si. Or
~ 6H BARMORE o5er at tAeir Mandatory ssd
" ws:srssa q ga ssscasrf ssrae, q = q.
4 & c. FISCHER. Har-heto.y and Warsrooal,
~ No Is G-ss=vcse- of De- ? ss ssrts'
E1i .:A 's.s'.e s ID Pa 5s r ~ . :sa ' ''
y S-A1s Eolaz Paas-Ss.rsa isf sas
yJELODEONS.-Carha superior MeO<eoLs are
vi 4rsTzsst sea-cT q In 4rg sEs Fs4
-rs 5o Ssa.TtY. carssr - OsaHsss
II cc-Tt-cgl .1fcrs-1 ztsltst " 3ts3as aa1
ts1 fttrfe- > CLA~A 4s1ai
9fEsSRS LIGHTE & NEWTON ~ y Catalst
VI eossleucs ne tlrsss --sl1 Al .sl 5ss'r
.r of.ts- FIASUgOETES sEE1c tt b-sae1 tla are
aoE pr.srsS her 1a1 ~ tzass pm 10
s-l cra1lez Isd eaa< e.
s1srr "a Sseosc h&se Pss1 tsfsn
szzEazge br,s1~sJ Nsssfsol-s No 81
DIANO-PORTES-R GLEN & Co have reioOye1
.bsr P.ns-Fsr,s Msnafaez0-y sd WlfsFD1 ran NJ -
galts1 q Ne 81 Scsisssr- soo-I slx n Sfsl9sg
DIAhOFOKItS.-TA f1est assortment 81 PizEo
Fors-s the r1sJ f9.11 ~ Wsssros Of y P
CURTIS 20 81 Brsesssy sons 81 GsoyF. Hssrs esssfst
knesr "a, Trst7 lfssr Yum az ssr>a
rst. s - ztaot To- sSaz so11lf tst1f
Pisro. in al o. 70 ~ a. q CURTIS srD~spsJ.
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Urn Soooe.

EXTRAORDINARY SALE of DRY GOODS
ssssss,sr.so { a Hses No so nowey,
savias sa'e'es is'' fAss'shg IT,sSsa,S'' With
. 70 sorusass Va ne ss Of February mex. under
NORTON niLrMAN
ke,ess imperative % sse 'o' .ad immediate e'oarass Of
A very s s i no. p5tasI
Il reas.s u s'sps.s sai aes. e,se;vs A,'nsr o. sa
So D. r. S,'u Ias sss s s' sSSs nsps
TsAls Liasa r0~sE Nastns slasass saan ~ 9al. epaa
- Cisvss p.sssss Dssis Lee aai Ml,la oaf.a. ke
wy S.s vii ss sssrsi suA asIsdb low prices
s purchasers hitherto unparalleled IN the annals
r. lrOu character Of the articles always lept
sh ass shslshed eFwaid Of twelve year" Il. Presumed
s5i8' ss,Ssi ssoy s s '"''''' -
l'' '1' WEDNESDAY the 1,h Of December int,
'RS sss5e. az ~ So ag'''s 81 will be
$500 , ssy 50 ts.s par1ies r,slias IA 6rSosSu vii
sbu-sb s-y dart loeaes in The cry have their par
Observe tie s4df,ss, W. ". NoRroNs Co
No 80 B0wsry fsw door, Shove iths.
POOIH 81 FUTILE. No. li6 Broadway, corner
lis,s q had ssn ,s.0rsmslsO Of
NO. ssELEISE DE LANES
Ft1 1B Hoc ssEE1fSg DE- LANES
sHAwLs ke- Al Of which win Be sold at low prizes,
EDWARD LAMBERT & Co.,
-iAk - ID FANt1 bOODHs
80 s. Broadway to their Warehouse
70 S. ChimbrTs-st.
2s- 4.rs from PrnaINsy or-ss the Park where they
ar 70 rf mJnfhs buyers hs ows
.s sss: I'i % s 6s asa ' '
CLOAKS KEDUCED.-In view OF closing this
o.rh e. Ter - pssssis entire " bsutifil Loaks
a11 hal oommsrcs ths serE them at very re-
G.et cr.es sArs ard Dress GOODS of sale BY
I1FYANY = CUTTING. 10 Jl BfOtdvsy
CLOAKs. SHAWLS, LADIES CLOTHS, Velycts,
~ s1fh Mefos md Dress Oooi. Of tlnd
ss tsst.1s - LYOSs JOSf8 Union prse No ~ Had
between Canal ard 5pTngs Ladies favor With aoal
4 ACKS, LACES-Tbe subscribers invite the at
ladies' thff choice Of Paf EDbfoi
additions fhes BY
srri71 MILLER J. OHAHr. 10 81 Br ,adwaT
GREAT SACRIFICES in RICH CLOAK and
VI DERgs THIMBIEOs sPLEsDID DALOONs kcg a@o
Ye rtse'n s las price, II our reb imported fea,.sis
sssrfla Etors Fflvsfs 5liins sui fancy silks ~ ~ W
LICHTRNsTRIH Hbon store 10 % BowsfT corner Hester It,
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nv CornN N,spocE. Sa,rs Nn - Rrasl ..
4 ARGE Sud pEREMFlORl SALE q S0s3 eases
II INDIA KlFEEA SHOES. o fAa ttsa1a c1slfy
Oa THt E$pAN De-. "a l.ai 81 a s's.osk
81 shrif Sa'cs Rcass. M 81 Ars81
FOR ArrsoNEp ENDORSED NOVE> - Fix MONTHS
TIME THOUSAND Cases INDIA NsBEA SNoEs.
Nsnurra urtsT 80 Charles Sye PstsnA ana 8 - saa
WITHOUT RKSEKNE ard TIE ar sale % Be made ais season
Catalogue and tamTlcs he Ssy rreytcus
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J.. w. BeowH Aueiion-as. 49,.

D. w BRowr Aueiion-a1 .,,.,
A SSTGNEE's SALE Of COUNTING hVUsh Az
N CABfNET FURNITURE 6c. Ia e9otn ssion y W DAD"s
viii eel a. auction THURSDAY Dee - 20 ecioet q tle
fs4c foos No i7s Fizsbcthst nesr spnnsNt ~
The rsse balance OF the stock u ensfe 49,
CoBnfos HOUSE and Oce D<ts 90 n'nt e''h
Stools &c, &c pert Of which arc finished ina inep
rRBIeEr FURNITURE-A.o elegant Rosewood curved Bed.
ssesds sueauz, wsshtand Mahogany SnA OAassa'
Chairs Tables, &C -.
ready Wednesday, And tie attention OF dealers
L, rud ethrs the sale will BE- psrenptoY ina
bout receive purchasers expected 70 @ ths ~
ard p goods the Day ser the sale Terms Of sale cish IN
tankabe money.
PTrgR PARKs. Anctioneer
AUCTION NOTICE.-Positiye Sale OF HAND
n sOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE removed for coevea'-
.Dre Of NEWELL CO. will sel on fkiDAf Sn ar
AZ ot oock Room No ~ Sassns between Jonn
80 very desirable VI Frn'1rs o. family
declining housekeegng eouPsins IN ra sahoginy m.FoP
.hi.. Re.us book Chairs Lounges and other Fsror
Fuifrre Hedeads Bedding Croekery Gssware carpets
xshsn pniture well worthy the attention OF
dealer, and house keepers. Catalogues al sale
A. 81 MsxwlS Auet;oneer. -
DY BANGS, BROTHER Co.-Irsde Sales
I'D Rooms No. rs Psrtrow - -. ,,..pu
THURSDAY Dee. 9 and following Gays 81 0cock r ~,
c,r.r sItE or sIESptp COSTLY BooES-Fhe extaor-
md unaue collection splendid choice and costly book
collected by woord during k recent visit 10 Europe sad
ops magnificent collection OF Literature and " ever
SCI in country. Catalogues are nov ready
Jos. Loap, Auetioneer.
DY GEO w. LORD x Co., No. $50 Broadway,
Id between Franklin snd Leonardsts SAILS Of Books PAINT
INcs FUssfruzE &C. held on favorable terus
II
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D. 9. BoUGa, Auctloncor.
| MOST ATTRACTIVE SALE Of ELEGANT

MONT All hAIIIFE SALE OF ELtUANI
IVA HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIAE0PoRrE, PIER
GLASSES OIL PAINTINGS &c.TO MORROW IL idavD at 10
A. No $50 West 2lst 7tasv embracing valuable
weed cooCd bOcees, 81 octave rosewood Piano
Foe heavily carved large rosewood Bookcase glass Doors
csowod Secretary Ladies Escroe sbetop Etege Pa isn
ad Tables Ood c. Tables with black
and gold ssbeoTs DO with white Italian marble solid
bic iaan Tables Tapestry Brussels Carpet Ea4eres
Pier Glasses atee and Curtains sh es eaDltr
Cocks Tables Stands Hebe end Vases Pitchers Uns
bzgue Figures together wh tie dining and bedroom Fgrni
eh hosany xfe non Tables, walnut do; China Dinner
richly decorated ivory Cutlery silver Fos
srocns CsstoTs Cake Basket and Tea Service OF ehs de-
Eebehan end mahogany kEsnch
Toilet China
trenCs Elan Ccuuterusnes
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gn6ia Rubber GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER TOYS. GOODYEAR PATENT.
Il THE NETWORK RUBBER Co, sole manufacturers 81
india Rubber Balls DOl Toys Canes prepared
the following eElss Wis Bat Balls for door psJ
mes Psllor Balls from sve shilling ~ s. dozen Or PAo
Light beautifully orusnened with landscapes and
pencil Asbssfse gliding &c These psor balls
light ard elastic that they will break No family hood
slolt tktse for heAh exercise n winter irdoo Also ndr
Rsbber Lsufhirs BABIES fan length 90 beads sad variety
other irdia Rubber Heads from s. Thess
dolls viii net bresk falling viii hurt the chirea sad will
Las. from fifty huuded times long those Of chns
other materials generally do besides Ties
and eesuta The Company have $50 sueeeedei IN producing
copies Of variety Of animals In Ind. r. bier which naks
similar 70 the Living nax such barking dogs erosk.s
rugs hasteTrg mcnkis chipping squirrels singing birds &c
Aso lIds Rubber Canss late Invention and light esss ard
tesrtiful article.
For sale il quantities sa p1fehase Newark India R1ober
Manufacturing Con 70 50 Minlzne; National Ra5be Com
No 10 Liberty Union Rubber 10
1oLn W Hobercr Nc IS Maiden sne Henry Davenport Nc
JOhD Daniel GpdEAn No q Maiden lane the Retail Stores
generally ard Ne Of the COMPANY By oniyl
No q NsdeulAns, n. T.. II. Barr BOstoE Msz and Mill
Co H.
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&P C.. ALLENDORPH, offer for sale large
IA number and LOTS In desirable osioes Asnt
also Of Household Furniture the residence Of families
stocks Merchandise and Real Estate saetoa. oes No 81
ChamterFst.
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'0' ss''' o. '''''' " uSAsD No so.ia. Or-,ssH
DFsgEGE TICKET AGEYcY-F0R AUSTRIA

TT JLNTLTL ~
Il - CstlTOENIA AL EUROPE-The undersigned sss
gn a htl hey ne - AFesi' 70, th Paiesss
the clTfers an1 pactesas
IA Nsp - Re sFs FAoes o. suy Fsri o. ne vea
III. fv1russ ssFes o. iief services nsrsy
r.1 Ts f-pl. rsg the city cire the DAY
M trsyTr-r1s1f procuring usage - NJ
a. e-t fn-ir sac.
=. IL ..lr-. E--rel
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I,OK San FKANCIsCO The clipper ship POLY.

Dh BEhNLDA st1 II IDV'iso- 70 h0{u
M ..sr-.s- CI-zLKW W. Sszpsoa COnr.1dslTAstss
t,v ssr, a, ~ Az for - sAs isl8Hds 20 NEDtEsDNm
Tsos be- LBS sL7f sDAI ~ Jgste1 1854 TUESDAY, ~
F.fr-t-T sls<. II g~DAT ~ Nzfsh 1884
Ths Crsw hs usr ttst h1 tie Cyi: expressly fs ne
ss-s iv -. Wv-Ts-s al = Ts0ss She hs ofy pop
6st u.f rel care siss her good Vealsfion
TssssSs s9stF -
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'I and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP,

~ LINZ VIA NIcARAGUAThs AccessoTy Ins1.st , l1ss
ccarsgA fropretors rhro sb Ia advance o. ne ~ Nee
siying through fickets including the stha
Double Engine Steamship STAR OF THE W. /. .rsssst
den v leave from Pier No N r. At 9csoe "a ,,a.sess
for san JUAN DEL NORTE. Oh TUtsDAl zee az tass
-ih the end ayorte steamship " hsrnf BAT
deb, over "a. NICARAGUA TRANSIT kOLlt1 - 40
twelve miles Of land transportation inese -, .snzrs
surpassed a cir ventilation snd aceoufnodstions ~ Bsvl
f1raer
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for The 6oliaans.

VI ENTs of FRENCH CHINA. Al the CRYSTAL PALAO vi
A HAGBE PEPPIN LEHALLEuR Of Nierson ftnce are
dpcsine ell their Fancy D-cor.te
inner Desert Toilet S Tee-a irtes aud
-. THOMAS COGHILL. Salesman,
Gala Osn. fh-4r.
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IGOR sALE-Ihe House and Lot on dc s0uth lid
DARN for SALE-On Lonc Island 41 mile. Id

II Procklyn containing 81 uner
wen fenced with and stt H0ns. itrze Ban
Sheds; Orchard yoaaE grated
with 10 Wheat and PTcc e4tO
bond II required Apply No 81 Division
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L,ARM for sALE-Homestead Tarm OF IIO scr

IL under hgh Of cultivation 10 the Valley Of the Wstl
vage Of Walden 10 miles Of Sewbursh b. psak
road The house and barns snd eo1o8oss place
stocked with fruit and shade has sbanaknee o. Ss ss6
Of the fertile and desrate either for Agriculture
IN this uxrIitnt ysey The title perfect the 5sfs
the . about lea ing the couuiry Apply 70
CHaS y xxHITFIfF "a . g....rst
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hesse erset tksSsoa stsss.< - 49, ,vs q sys Wss
chester Cennty sitn 1iis - ~ Hsqtfssstt
oen Iss r u ths sze n y ca lrs ssinf ~ ~ sss =
easrs1 for elfe ~Alth -
hose onetkf ssss IA bsiszes "a ragss ss ~
ios veald BE- isks1 h s1sasEse. Agri1D -
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Apply 70 Aesthos, - 80. .,urps =
I LIVERPOOL aud LONDON PACKET ON.
sailing % and hpm LIVERPOOL ea he @a aA' So
month
ssirs 10 us Aosn LONDON every alternate Thsss'v All. -
Passage. cen - ssarva spplcss'en 10 the uaa'''s
sesss Agents. .,..,o scorLkND -
Ne ..a. p.,rr. ~ amount. ,saa 81 and agwsi -as'
stie 81 s.shs nvc ~ charge 81
IN. a.ek a. t,slssa pahiis. ssi ali 10 Assnchsi
49,. ..t,,s Nj. 4 Ia tsaAsr. temh.fas, Lsss"'
he ks,lsaai naA ~ scotland. ulsrs
Ae...- fs~easa osthksi Ga lAsesfs~ .l. a
W N'sss' 's'A'ssa'''. 'sr'a GkisEtL o.
~ "a s..A. Ns~ ssk. - Ne ssssassss' "'s
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16

The Con- Tree.-This is native of Ven
ezuela, in South America. Barron Won Hum
boldt thus describes it: On the bare flank OF
rock grows tree with dry and leathery
leaves; its large woody roots can scarcely PEN
citrate into the stony soil. For several months
in the year not single shower moistens its
foliage. Its branches appear dead and dried,
yet, as soon as the trunk is pierced, there flows
from it sweet and nourshing milk. 1t is at
sunrise that this vegetable fountain is most
abundant The natives are then to be seen
fastening from all quarters, furnished with large
bowls to receive the milk, which grows yellow
and thckens at the surface Some drain their
bowls under the tree, while others carry home
the milk to their children. 1t is obtained by
making incisions in the trunk.
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PLAQUEMHNE:
Saturday, July is, 1853.

1.-two small engines designed to be applied
to steering large steamships and other vessels,
patented by Frederick Sickles, have been con-
structed at the establishment of Messrs. Harlan
& Hollingsworth, of Wilmington, Del. They
are to be placed in the pilot house, one on each
side of the wheel, and are fed by pipe from
the main boiler. They work on pinion, and
one person at the wheel can manage them so
as to steer the vessel without any additional
assistance, in all kinds of weather.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16

Hon. to Make Money Fast and Honet1y.-En-
ter into business of which you have per-
feet knowledge. In your own right, or by the
aid of friends, on long time, have cash capital
sufficient to do at least cash business. Ne
YER venture on credit business on commence
ment. Buy all your goods or materials for
cnsh; you can take every advantage of the mar
ket, and pick and choose where you will. Be
careful not to overstock yourself Rise and
fall with the market on short stocks. Always
stick to those whom you know to be strictly
Just in their transactions, and shun all others,
even at temporary disadvantage. Never take
advantage of customers ignorance, nor equi-
vocate nor misrepresent. Have but one price
and small profit, and you will find all the
most profitable customers, (the cash ones,) or
they will find you.
If ever deceived in business transactions, ne
yer attempt to save yourself by putting the de-
ception upon others; but submit to the loss
and be more cautious in future. According to
the character and extent of your business, set
aside liberal per centage for printing and ad-
vertising, and do not hesitate. Never let an ar
ticle, parcel or package 60 out from you with
out handsome printed label, wrapper, card or
circular, and dispense them continually
Choose the newspaper for your purpose and
keep yourself increasingly before the public,
and it matters not what business of utility you
make choice Of; for, if intelligently and indus.
triously pursued, a fortune will be the result.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16
Catching Fish.-The citizens of Kosciusco

Catching Fish.-The citizens of Kosciusco
have recently adopted novel method of catch
ing fish in the waters of the Yockanookany.-
On Thursday last a company of some thirty
went to the river to try their luck, butinstcad
ofcasting hook and line into the water to en-
trap the "finny tribe" they dofed their dnds
aud "pitched in" themselves; and after houn-
dering and founcing about for some time, the
water became so muddy that the fish were
compelled to rise to the top of the water to OBJ
tain breath, when the disrobed fishermen, with
out difficulty, picked them up and put them in
couple of boats near by. The number caught
is beyond dcomputation. The water seemed to
be alive with them, and so anxious were the
fishermen to procure them, that they overload
ed both boats and caused them to sink; howev-
er they saved sufficient for an excellent repast.
Miss, Sun.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16

D>The custom Of making Friday hangman's
day, is quite modern in this country. In Eng
land formerly very few executions took place
on that day. Tuesday or Saturday was gener-
ally assigned for the purpose. In some por-
tons Of our country, before the revolution, the
practice was the same. Saturday was more
usually assigned for the purpose than any 9TH
er day. Richard Smith, who was convicted of
the murder Of Captain Carson, waa hung on
Saturday. The superstition which considers
Friday unlueky: doubtless had its origin from
the fact that our Saviour was cruciied on that
day. The belief in the ill-omened character Of
Friday is spoken ofby Godfrey Vinsauf in his
ameht for Richard Coeur de Lion, who was
killed on Il Friday. Cbaucer refers to the same
circumstance. Cooper, in one of his sea novels,
tells the tale Of ship called the Friday, which
was built on Friday, launched on Friday, and
went to sea on Friday, to founder at once
Among modern Friday disasters are those of
the British steamer Amazon, which left Eng
land on Friday, Jan. @ 1852, on its first voyage,
and the Difkenhead troop ship, which sailed
the same day. The steamer was burned, and
most of1he passengers pefished; the ship strand
ed, and several hundreds were drowned 9th
er vessels, which were commenced, finished, and
sailed on other days, have also foundered; but
their disasters, Of course, were not in conse-
quence of i'll luck in the day chosen for impor-
tant events in the vessels history. +.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16
FOR THE COAST.

,RR2zsns~ D. From and after Thursday 10th inst
sis' 5sFfzFsEEzs' at O'Clock M, the favorte stea-
E-=z=z-z-szmer E. D. WHITE, THEODORE Ell
FERT, Master, will extend her trips to Simms-
port, Williamsport, Point Coupee, Bayou Sara.
Waterloo, Port Hudson, Baton Rouge, Plaque
mine, Bayou Goula, New River, Donaldsonviile,
and all intermediate Landings,
Returning will leave Williamsport on Sundays
at s o'clock A. NJ; Bayou Sara ON Mondays at 8
A. NJ; Baton Rouge on Mondays at IL NJ; Pla-
quemine on Mondays at P NJ.
The Regular Packet WHITE will take Passen-
gers and Freight for the above Public Landings
and all intermediate Plantations. Having all old
and experienced officers, particular and punctual
attention will be paid to all business entrusted to
their care The public can rely upon the Steamer
White as Regular Packet for the year, say VIM
ter and summer. ....
For further particulars apply on board, or to
J. H. MORRISON &Co New Orleans.
A. MARIONNEAUX & Co.,
J. E. DEGELOS,
o. IL HAASE,
feb 12 Plaquemine.