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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
Wilb RS Compound 70
pUR.CJD LIVER OIL
AND rsIME.
tURE FuR C0EsuNrTIoN, torCHs, '"Lls
hsrHM, ,,tKoACHITIs, hfhNL llthiL-
\ AL. q hnEII ~ ~ MIMI.

\ tURE FOR CuEsUMrTluN, urChs, ,ioLls
NsraM l,tKoACHITIs, htrAL ilthiL-
irY AAE Att = SCknfULn1's lIUMoEs.
;'llF. proprietor ha- surccc,i,l ih,m dnrii'rs
1 of Professor Siunr, IN cnai inius The CA ,id
1t perfectly lhai the taste oi the til, vi i,h
T.. 80 ntusc"us, Ia persons g,nt'allN, l. tun'lt
rrpuc, ard !, can bc ,akru Wv the mast Gci-
Gaze li'ua'c, With. .picasruc. . And ~ Icgalts Il,
lclrit pt th's article uvrt the c!ru od, the iui-
I.,,iig &C., sc, hN irpltFsuI Sluur, ~ su!icIrIt Ia
c,r,surc ia nist sccIIcal. ]hc young lady
MAS ~ wears OG age.
"ilrr disease wts ono Of unmNei plthisis,
winch had been expected 10 terminate ~ tie
conrs, Ola lrw months fatally. '.Le N per art
rtb dh h.r lungs was filled wh Iuhrrc' and in
s,n, Vt ,rr- wrue beginning 10 soften. The case
vas evidently - bad one The treatment Of Cod
Liver Dll w,,s at first uscd, but without marked
improvement. Tive Phosphate ot Lime Was then
al nj lislerci with the Oil, ami the result, as in
ia, cas-; of many others, WAS so"n apEartnl.-
~ uniicnt wa. rapidly getting we'll"
Tnis preparation does mol hhc the Cod Liver
Dil bnc1nr ,ancid which lakes II very dcsirca-
bic for Persons travelling as it keeps fresh loI
long time.
BE sure aud get the genuine, Manufactured only
by ALEX'R 3. WlLBOR, Chemist, 1856 Court
street, Boston.
K. Il 'llIltD s 3D., NI'uts ior Nrwnrt
and ycinity. irli
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
DANGEROUS scROFULA!

This ia the case of n dying who ye' Tires He ioo.
aired of worse of SCROFuLA, by only tneitf oos
yes of Brans Purifier LHn was cured by the use on
spelre u The hest Sdrgdpnyia that was ever nlado
has not s;icHt medical To effect Tie cure
Of such Il rcroifiHay ht1aCs cuae. =, 20,
Mr. J. b. HASktN Of Rome oneida O.. ~ y, had Serg
ia four uedys- confined 10 his bed the dsf gcd-he
vaa 80 much diseased and tcbned as to be unable &c
mise his hand Ia his head He had the bes' medical adrts
had used ALL Of the best SGysdPayas To no good ehec
no, ,ooyse and iro,e uni considered 10 be IN dWnt
Ia k and could not live tecH,y lV hours iohg, when he
commenced using BRANT7S PURIFIER His NECK od,
soten Hsativ or 6d hcte icds eaten hrohgs
ys uindpiuc under his CHM that he brenhed through
ihe hole his ear ,vus 80 around ut could be ffee
~ out of Its place only holding by small pieces the ice
G one arm was destroyed by two ulcers an ulcer andei
ne arm mans hand had nearly eater hyough
Su sde into his boGy Thus he 1hlicio with foenfS
ach pa.yd acit ogensire Ulcers var~ parts OF he
ersun Fu. further and .ul particulars see our FAM
YIiLETS. " ana, -,
Dr. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of the most skilni ply
cuns of Rome called to see Haskin The day ofors
r. commenced using Bran's Purifier DIR. w. examined
Cm and then told him that all the medicines IN the pofd
uu,d nor etyf him-thn his case
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02

because one bofH, oC has more medical curative naue'
IN il and in consequence, cures more disease III Huen "s
kme han one bottle OF any other mtdlcne ii, .
yOUR TIMES mora dsnsc than bottle OF saTSdpxrN
s-."BRANT'S PURIFIER" would be as eheap az ysN
PURIFIER IL sold for ouy ONE DOLLAR bouisi sns
Is bottle of ii has cured and is capable oi cnrlng fuCs
ore Sarsaparu in consequence of its h" power ann M
nedica. efficacy should be sud at no more ihan renk
Sre cents per bottle, be cheap MS the PuRlFiEh
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02

q q. klNNEI merchant. Clinton. Osciia eotf''tg
g., H'".u.d a- Int cHncer.nucCr ~ said "'driiy "ns
.H ."s''i ;u cdrVs Of CASCtRr 'rruueh H." efficacy
ERA MS PURIFflNG FATkACT A r'dsS-s'ct'r
county. n. y. J. so using SAID fURFiEk. Mr..
b. s-rTL9 druggist "a Canai aiohar.e Nut- umtry n'Ra.
\. y, has Hurtncd ua of uu important J a CAr.
rE 81 in7. ''Hndms which was ehsctcd o M aged lady
tH l.cH. l., therefore, his PURIFIER Cancer. by
r3r wa healing power, wnli Impure disease of ru
upi can MT 81 Seven yonrs' experience ssd IT,.
al.. coy ihcJt ,srs rJue but ,tliat It wIll cure
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
EMAlE WEAkNfSSEs & COMPLAINTS,

M wpely offered to ie public has ever been hair az
~toi and Sgeia"i IN y'io' iry A the incidental resknes
aud nTegtaayificS Of the sex Es YRANTs PULMONARY
ALsAN IL makes noe .tcrpucr whether ti. derangempn
,Iry, essUn, eTccss, other redhhsss REGU LATES
ALL, by strengthening r.e y SrLM, eyvdIziny s clRcvLA
nos. and soothing aud sHa yirg NERVOUS IRsIT,rILITY
~ See lrniIalvfa
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02

"ATTlC,, Goaesee Co, February |, 1919.
an r. WAlLACE& CO.-Geatlssrpi | was, for moro
hnn yea afflicted with disease Of tie stomach could
lot eat any t greasy substance whu, causing great
,ain Sickness and hing, and continually afflicted
Sith sour stomach. l. as an experiment, tried Que bot
le Of BRAST'S MEDICINE, Which, To my utter dIsnp-
poinmen, casd and yeiiered NE usual PAIN after satas
Therefore used second bottle. which has completely ured
he sese. am now well and hearty and can eat almost
anything without being Tniucd the stomach becoming
Yours respectfully, r. = WILCOX -
M-ilcnN Ia q r.sr NJ l1..tchnrL Il
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
F'EvER-SORE CURED.

Tie Rev. RICHARD DUNNtNG, Pasior OF th. Pres
s"ian rurch, Aduiss Basin, Monroe county, New York,
FrOc to havc Just received lsOr from Mr. GRAN
Wy D.NSI>G relative to .he ofhs fcNar-sore Yuu
iay dePed On what II states for he il Christian n-la
al edrr The church. Some yes rs since he hnd ia
OF hs legs CIT ~ To hia life in consequence
Frvcrsore. m" otner leg bcirg affected ard
loul to ta anVIalcd, recommended BRAST's MEu.
EeHd ms -csu' He hare used onlV thyes
oITLEs OF BEANTS MEDICINE. ilaerd ALL uorE
Som gour recommendation that Mrdrcius and ran now
~ that ith the biessn OF God, las egcei,d sue Of
~ iey'n See Pamphlets tor iuA particulars
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
NURSING SORE MOUTH. LICGRRUGA, "a.

"ByRoN, GEEGsEE Co, n Y, Oct. lg, l8s1
"Ncssrs. NJ. 4, WALLACE co. Some time last win
my wife became 80 dehtnted from the effects of L.
orhad and Nursing Sore Mouth that she could moi li he,
shid perform any household labor Her med cal treat
varied according 10 Tie advice and prescriptions
1 ihs most eminent lhyr cHus uutl xix vas exhaust.
ID in useless efforts She became very skeleton tho
tic time she commenced iakIEs Htdnrs Acdiea. als
weighed than eigty-yr pounds but ty tho ,irs
hs bad taken ION bottles, sho Lecinc perfectly we'll The
is perfect that she ls enabled do all nrcoa-
ary household work. and gained thirty rounds of 1csh in
bur weeks, NuHrs truly C.. II. GALESTINE"
The reader will observe That Mr.. GALESfIsE saws our
KILL" He we are informed hv H. s. TkRRy ESQ vf
be sgnie place has studied MEDICINE, ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life do the beasts Of the field, or
tho insects of the earth, evincing no more thought
or reflection than though the noble faculties of mind
were not vouchsafed to them.
Many such are husbands and fathers upon whom
aro dependent the health, the well-being, and the
happiness of eonidng and affectionate wife, with
perhaps family Of children.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
Worse than Hopeless !

Now hear Mr. HASKI KIN'S statement Of cure! He saie
"My wife procured one bottle Of BRANT'SP YING
EXTR1fT OF Bssel a. Leonard druggists of Rome.
eommeneed using that and began get better Tha bottle
enabled 10 get Of ~ bed where had beer confined
m. Miyd bottle enabled 10 pd tlco niles To Rome Cen
ue where procured sir hotties more Snd when had nm;
lshed using ,n, sGFentcc of tcg ulcers had healed
and M1ee bottles more effected PERFECT CURE Of
nj tbe ulsers and re stored me 10 good health"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
BRANT'S INDIAN
PI1R|FIING EXTRACT

yv,b a NcJirac m s,t rcspef ai ilrre ere s nt y nunm
s,noi I'm ,,y,;f cg,,s rfrcd that OSE BpTTlF u coh
aims more purifying, healing ygS iin p1 r %oSe o n Sa,s
s,yIo or amy other med cine thai las ever mtu uhttes
pr sale There il Ln1ouicd proof in our l9npes W M
~ the 20 of Tins great Indian pRylfcr hey I'M wor
M vel IIVE-iury that were LAME and CkipfLiErDD irD
.an now WAIK-lhry that were SICK. sChoF dttauS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

BE NOT DEFR.aUDED!
Buy no book unless DR.. A. Nj. Maurceau, l29
Liberty Street, ~ Y, is on the title page, and the
entry In the Clerks Office on the back of the title
page and buy only of respectable and honorable
dealers, or send by mail, and address to DR.. A. M.
Mauriceau, as there spurious and surreptitious
infrngcments of copyright.
f5- Upon receipt of One Dollar "THE MAR
RIED WoMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PAEION" is sent (rnaiiei free to any part of the
United States, the Canadas and British Provinces.
All Letters must be postpaid, and addressed to
Dr. A. M. MAURICEAU. Box 1924, New FORK
City. Publishing Office, No. l2o Liberty Street,
New-Yors
AGENT.
u. VI. Cook, P,ovdercc-Reni. j. Tlcy
Nrwro,t-rerce liand, II, Westerly.
t.E
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02

L'RESlI ground meal constantly on hand aud
l. Tor sale at the lbwest market price,, at the
Steam Grist Mill and Store of
c6 J. II. & 6. w. PERRY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
LiV ER-COM PLAINT!

Hr. NATHAN HUBBARD. of Stamford Conn one sS
ae oldest and most respectable physicians, afcto
win LTct- Urp'1t may years, and perfectly cure.
using BRANrS PURIFYING EXTRACT. We eouly
Lnln hnulrlla Of Lilnr rusLh nlnn cLrLl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02

V. T.. PALMER, he American Newsr@r"
Agent ~ tle authorized Agent or the Daily
News and and irral otthe Time ~ the cities
Boston, New York gnd fhiladclr hia, and is duly
empowered To take advertisements and sui snir
llpns al the rates as required by us i!is receipts
will be regarded as payments. Ills offices are
BDst,n, ScoIIay's Building, Court street New
York, Tribune building; philadelphia, North
west corner of Third and Chesurt stuets.
=. II. PE PElTENGILL,& co., Newspa.
per Advertising Agents, No. 10 State Street,
boston, are Agents for the Newport Daily News,
AMI the Herald Of the FINES, and are authorized
to re Give Advertisements aud Subscriptions at
the sane rates as are required AT this Office.
Their receipts arc regarded az payments.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
One Dollars Worth !

How nuch CANCER-how much SlPIilIlS-hov
,,uch 81 ROFUL LA-will JpHdrs ic0rh OF Bh-iNT'a
PI-PIFJER cure Read the following taiemeH. which
n a spernen OF its power
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
Hundreds-Thousands-
Brant's is the Cheapest;

who have used BRANT'S PURIFIER; after having used
md tested All tho Sdrsdgdrfiid and other medicines reS
,.nmended 10 cure blood diseusre, hava decided uaE
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
FOURTEEN WITNESSES.

Mr. HASKIN Inns sworn to the above facts, and the fscu
re Witnessed and certified 10 Uy DIR. 7. NlLLlAMS-Mr
Z n BROWN proprietor of the Vest Rome IoieL-Mesns
SISSElLk LEONARD. wholesale and retail druggistsr
nd ELEVEN other respectable vifncssss.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
THE MARRIAGE STATE;

Shall Aapptssss and Health, Or .uissry and
SsGLasss, 0SfsRd az
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM!

Mr.. A. hOLrSrANDER merchant, OberIin Iorrain Co
o wrote, December 10, '9i8, And aer av ted how
IKE churm the PULMONARY RALSAM had effected
b. cure OF his wifss cunsumpve cough, sud: IL hnys
srsonaly used BRAN1'S PURIFYING EXTRICT
general debility o my system. aud have no hesitation
ssyins hT IL the best medicine RFSfoRE asd IN
ueoRATh Tug SYSTEM that have used In eryu re-
ienee where we have sold BRANTS MEDl sINTS M~v
prsret hs'r seasy and qtsR ne BEST S,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
MERCURIAL DTsEAsrs

BRANTS PURIFYING EXTRA CT II p,Teet an d Ltor.
Ugh osdeoior Of all ne eeei' % MERCURY. any of the
farous preparations OF CltoMEL MERCURY, from ne
ysisn and restores the Noo muscles and ali he pnrp
Sedsed. 10 their or ginal, HEALTHY STATE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
CI@S& S&~&@NS
SCR0F lJLA|

II novsaud, Of cs et s-Gfua, taarry iS ,si slanI
e., ~TiTy ,s5ib tos reed of a Meiicils p 'Yri"'fI
ta ds1as,. be ~rg, ,of ef he patga' a' f-S~ -
~ Aedeine wt tct hns fIiaitci ard cohqNr''d 500 '
A., fL,ye il .,,tg,e eli0gn,g, etiifRTc maj
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02
R. R. IL.
had ways Ready Relief

Spinal Complaints, Stiff Joints, Strains, Bruises,
Cuts, Wounds, Frost Bites, Cholera MCrbus
Tic Doorcux,
sndal other complaints where there is severe
ains, Railways Ready Rellct will instantly STOP
the pain. and quickly cure the di.ea.e.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, I62 Fulton Street
NEW YORK
r. X. HAZARD & CO., Agents
25ly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-02

TUsr red at CARR'S, a choice Lot Of fruit
" consisting of
Figs, Shrllnrks,
App,cs, Almonds,
Oranges, Pecannuis,
Lemons. hrandy Cherries,
X ,irins, Brazil Nuts,
CocOanuts, Chesnuts.
Al-o s.oihrr tt of that Rahat T. T. Iookoon,
ur the Takirh Fig Paste and y variety of Choice
Srzars, such az cann"t always b. found, come
one snne all and gave Car a call.
No III Thames 81.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-09-23

Mrs. Elizabeth Benton, wife of Col. Ben.
ton, who died at Washington on Sunday eve.
ming, was 60 years of age. For several years
she has been Frustrated, having been deprived
of utterance and Of all her energies, but she
bore her suffering, it is stated, with unexam-
pied fortitude and Christian resignation. A
writer in the Lnteligencer says:
The ruling feeling in Mrs. Benton's heart,
and strongest to the last, was her devotion to
her husband. Of late she has sat constantly
by his side when at his labors at home, and
indeed their lives may be said to have been
inseparable, for she has made her home wher-
ever his business called him. She was recon.
ciled to part with him on his late return 10
Missouri because she was too weak to accom-.
pany him, and knew that his duty required his
presence at home. When she felt the approach
of the crisis which terminated her life, she led
her daughter to the vacant chair in which her
husband worked, and, by look aad gestures,
made it apparent that she required his recall.
It was too late. She walked to the bed in
the next apartment, from which she was never
able to rise again.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-09-23

Spoin.-In Spain, the retirement of Queen
Christina has produced apparent quiet. Her
revenues have been confscated; but she has
ample foreign securities to make her still the
richest woman in the world. 1t is said she will
return to Italy. There is some dissension,
which will probably increase with time and
events, between the Moderados and Progre,
~siastas, who compose the most Of the recent
revolutionary parties. Espartero has had to
face some perilous responsibilities. one of the
Creates, Of which was the low state of the fnan-
ces-the defaIcations Of the late ministry being
thirty millions ; he has, however, succeeded in
raising a loan of sixty.6ve millions of rails on a
pledge Of the revenues of Havana.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-09-23
c. Yale, JF., Il Co.

As the season IN New Orleans is now ap-
preaching when business ~revives, we shall &C.
casionally refer our readers to our advertisers,
whom, we trust, they will continue to visit as
heretofore when they are in want of anything
in their respective lines Of business. The
above firm has not failed to be seen weekly on
our second page, for a long length Of time /;
their large silk and straw goods establishment,
81 Magazine street, is not surpassed by any in
the city. from the acquaintance Of many years
which We have of it and We are confident
that our merchants in this section have long
since discovered that it is by far the most ad-
vantageous, in every respect, at which to make
their purchases. Those commencing business,
and not yet paid them a visit, we advise and
request that they do so on their first visit to
the city.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-09-23
MF, Gill's Map of Plaquemine,

This enterprising gentleman has at length
succeeded, we believe, in delivering to all Of
his subscribers his elegantly finished map Of
our town, received here a few days since from
Louisville via New Orleans. From the time
that Mr.. GILL entertained the idea Of taking a
Map of Plaquemine, to its final accomplish
ment in its original state, with his pen and pen.
Gil, not more than three weeks we think elaps-
ed. We mention this fact as proof Of the su-
perior skill of Mr. Gill as a Draughtsman and
Surveyor; and as surety that all work Of this
description which the public may entrust him
with. will be sxpeditiously exeonted, and in q
most superior and finished style. This map to
which we allude is of itself the highest eulo.
GUM that can be presented of the gentlsman's
talents, industry, and accuracy in all the details
and minutia of his responsible vocation.
MI. GILL has settled amongst Us fer the pur.
pose of pursuing his profession +; and all orders
left at this Office will Immediately reach him,
and will be as promptly attended to. We IN.
derstand that be has a few maps of Plaque.
niue left, which are for sale to those who may
desire them.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-09-23
PlaqNemtne College.

1t will be seen by a notice in another column
that q new session OF this institution c0mmen-
ces on Monday next. W. have hitherto spoken
of the extensive improvements in contsmpla'
ton, to meet the increasing demands Of the
College, as also the aid Of additional pfofes.
sors. These are most gratifying indications OF
the growth of a healthy MORAL influence in the
community as well as the spread of education
and intelligence-the bulwarks and the bate
riss of a free and enlightened government.
As it seems to be the wish Of the Rev. Rec
tor that all the scholars should be punctual in
commencing with the session, we probably can
assist him in this respect, by informing parents
and guardians that PlaqueQine is perfectly
healthy at the present time.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-09-23

The Progress9f Medical Science.-We hsv.
just examined a new and marked evidence Of
this caption, in a compound from the East, pre.
pared by DR.. J. c. Aver, of Lowell, Mass. D.,
Aver is a deep Chemist, and combines the con.
s~tituents of this remedy in strict accordance
with chemical principles. There is notbin,
secret about it, bnt the whole competition and
process is freely published and made known to
the Medical Profession. We have the Fom.
mula with full particulars, in the'Doctor's own
hand writing, and must in sincerity say of it
and the medicine, that they show a skill and
intrinsic merit which is worthy of all common.
dation.-The Medicine has in diseases of thu
throat and lungs, been fully tested by all the
Medical Colleges and most Of our eminent
Medical men, and is as far as l know highly
applauded bv them.
While therefore, l an most heartily apposea
to the recommendation of all secret remedies
can cordially and in my capacity of Physician,
properly recommend the Cherry Pec,oral to all.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-09-23
Plantation Supplies.

WE would invite Planters to give us a call
w before making their purchases, and inspect
our stock Of Plantation Goods, as We believe We
can offer superior inducements TO purchasers of
goods in that line. Below we annex a list Of a
few articles to which We invite attention:
Negro Clothing, consisting Of ready made Jack
cts. Pants. &c.
Russell Brogans, the best that are made.
Wool and Glazed Hats.
Blankets, superior grey, white, navy and gran
nier. AZ
Linseys, white and grey, from II to % cts.
Kerseys, heavy twilled white and grey.
Striped Linseys. for women's field dresses.
Cane knives, Sugar ladies' and skimmers.
Sugar house lamps, Cart harness, sc.
Oils-Winter bleached whale, Lard and Ma
chinery; all Of which is for sale by
sep23 HART, AUSTIN & co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-09-23

Honesty is the best policy. When will the
INSCRIPTIONS be taught to believe it! The re.
gistry law was rendered obligatory by the Con.
stitutiOn, il the consc;ences of our legislators
had not previously made it "a law to themselves.
Roberts, and politicians of that ilk, tried to
make the registry law OF no avail, by emascu-
| lating it, and taking from it its most important
feature. Is it surprising that honest men of all
parties should become disguised at such bare
faced evasions, and this attempt to sanction
fraudulent and illegal votinga WE AC-
| KNOWLEDGE THAT DEMOCRATIC Pc
| LITICIANS HAVE MUCH TO DO WITH
! THE PRESENT EXCITED STATE OF
| FEELING IN THIS COUNTRY. WHEN
| WILL THEY LEARN THAT HONESTY
IS ALWA US THE BEST POLICY
[Soon, we trust in God! but fear it is a futile
expectation.-Ed. Sentinel The people are
sovereign and bound in their capacity as sove-
reigns, to see that their agents maintain the
majesty of the law. The humblest democrat
is superior to his representative, and must pun.
ish him by dismissal from office should he vio-
late decency and propriety. By what right
then did some democrats violate both by their
votes retaining men in the Legislature when
they had places in the custom house at the time
they were elected. Was not the Constitution
opposed to their retaining their seats and did
not Democratic representatives God save the
mark) by their votes, violate the constitution
that they had taken an oath to maintain! Give
us the registry law say we, and let the Demo-
cratic sovereigns elect representatives true to
the Constitution.
The above article is from the DonaldsonviIle
Coast Journal, q consistent Democratic jour.
nal. We are much pleased at the honesty and
patriotism which are here evidenced, and trust
that the time will soon come when all dishon-
est and incapable public men of its party, will
be kicked out Of the high positions they have
disgraced. When Democratic papers come out
boldly and hold up to public scorn the bastard
ly acts Of its own party, and also denounce
those Of the party who have got into power,
and have trampled upon their oaths and proved
themselves as ignorant as they are dishonest,
it may be reckoned upon as certain that a
for tho better is taking place in the
land.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-09-23

Committed for Trial--Wm. Jung and bis
wife Frederika, whose name was enormously
written Young on the Coroner's books, were
examined before Recorder Jackson yesterday,
on the charge Of having Murdered Christian
kohn, whose only surviving parent was in
Europe, and they were fully committed for
trial before the First District Court. Wehaye
already mentioned the shocking crpelties prac.
tissd BY these fends upon the poor helpless
infant left 10 their charge, and ~ these wsre
developed in the course Of the examination, the
listeners were 20 ezasperated that it was with
difficulty they could be restrained from taking
summary vengeance on the perpetrators. The
good sense Of the people prevailed, however,
snd the seemed wese finally conveyed to the
Parish Psison.-Deko.