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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-15
LATEST ARRIVAL YEr2

Another stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS
MUCH larger, and TWENTY.TW and ONE HALF
PER CENT CHEAPER! We HAPPENEDto to be in
market while goods were elling ut MANUPAC-
TUkEkS' PRICES, and as our money seemed TO be
as good as our neighbors and supposed to 90 as far
we veniuredIo invest about TEN THOUSAND DOL.
LAhS tn commence our winter trade with. The goods
have commenced rolling In, we shall be ready 10
pass them over 10 customers 06OUt fast az they are
opcnedi for we have only TO the price, and they
are gone! Come one and all aud seleei what YOU
want. PRENTlSS, HOPKINS, IL co.
T. 3. II any OF our neighbors VINO RJJY FOR
LASH are IN want Of goods, we Will sell them at
ABOUT twenty per cent lower thnn they retail them
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OrThe TINES says that 90 less Than two
hundred sssrologers, claissoyanss and,for-
tune tellers-sxist u New York Cityl
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DOSTWICK & BEATTY ON CORN
DssYoa thai hase corn 70 selL prepare TO sell u
uOw.n 80. sisl,ss.ss ~
We have large and airy ware.house in which We
foF rood payf Please answer BY bringing on the
20 - - 7lsssss ssa,,s 49, y Deel5
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SAMUEL STRAWDER.

Attorney at Law, Rayehna, Ohio Office in the Block,
and directly over the store room. of F. w Seymour.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC--Dr. A. s.
Ii CRAFTS would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that HIS health has so far i'm
proved that he prepared TO attend to all calls in the
line of hi profession. g
Truly gFatefui for tire liberal patronage bestowed
upon him, ha hopes to merit and receive contiIFi
ance Of public fav1r.
Having ufade arrangements with Dr.. Willis OF Raw
en, he Is Also prepared to perform all operations in
Dentistry In neat and substantial manner. All worA
will be warranted.
Office as formerly, ai Shalersyllle.
Dec. Is, 1861 -I9-3ni. nr. A. S. CRAFTS.
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A TTENTION ALL!-Ladies and Gents
n ofPortage County, MS the Holidays are approach
ing, we would solicit your attention to our new and
of Jewery, consisting in part Of
Cameo, Mosaic and Gold Stone work of late styles,
finest quality, all of which will bo sold at extremely
low prices RIA. BAIRD q co.
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No. Il3 Chestnut Street, PhiIa.

By arrangement with the publisher. we
are able to furnish the Portage &ntiael and
Gddey's Lady's Book to subscribers, at $3,-
Goa year. This is rare chance. BY it,
you get both a good county paper, aud an
elegant and well conducted Magazine, and
pay only fifty cents in addition to the ordina-
ry price Of the Magazine alone.
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OF The fol!owing,soys the Ohio Patriot,
is the first attempt of poet living not thou
sand miles from this place:
The gleam of her eye was bright,
The sicain of her gold was brighter, .-
The first was beautiful sight, --
The second was beautiful sisbt-er.
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NEW Goods, New Goods-A large and
1V speudd assortment of foods Of The latest sly
and most approved patterns, can be found at
a
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HARPER FOR DECEMBER

Harper for December is recerved. Il commenced
Vol 18th OF this splehded Magazine which Offers great
CT Inducements for The coming year. than ever before
among other things Its pages will be enriched by an
original tne from the pen Of CHARLES DtcKEEs Those
who purchase at the PhsHiT Book Stors will receive
their numbers monthly with tbs leaves cut and those
who PGrehase regularly through the year. at the Phe-
NIX Book store, al the close ofthe year, by eay.
ing their numbers hero have them bound ia the Us.
ual elegant tstyle, ar HALF PRICE.
With these inducements, the place 10 purchase Har-
per, Ill eau readily see Is At the
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Cooley for InnnarY.

The January Number Of the Lady's Book
is on our table. 1t contains three beautiful
steel ehgravings, one beautiful lithogroph,
printed in blue and gold: 100 pages and sc
articles. The engruvings are all good, and
the first, "These Are Ny Jewels" is one oil
The finest we have ever seen. Cooley is too
well known, in every circle, too need any
notice from us, for there is hardly any per-
son who reads at all, but is in good degree,
familiar with its pages.
TERMS, CASH IN ADVANCE.
One copy one year, So. Two copies one
year S.. Three copies one year SO. Five
copies one year, and an extra copy to the
person sending the club, max ing six copies,
$40. Eight copies one year, and an extra
copy to the person sending the club, max.
ing nine copies, SIS. Eleven copies one
year, Ond an extra copy to the person send
ing the club, making twelve copies, $40.
Godey's Lady's Book, and Harpers Mag.
azine, both one year for $3.50.
Godey's Lady's Book and Ar,hur's Home
Magazine, both one year for $50.
SUBSCRIBERS IN THE BRITISH
PROVINCES, who send for clubs, must
remit 36 cents extra or every subscriber, to
pay the American postage to the lines.
Address, L. A.GODEY.
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RLACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS
~ very large stock just received und selling at
very low figures. Some beaStiful plaid silks ut 76
and SIT cents, Call and see them, dies.
Dec. is. PRENTISS. HOPKINS e. co.
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HARDWARE AT REDUCED PRICES
Ii We had desired discontinnng that branch OF ouF,
business but hearing nIiuiy ceinplHiats among our
customers ofGn rRIoEstcy had r. pay at other rla-
ccs, ana being solicited TO refitIsh our stock, Have
done So anfn6W nave the pieaslre OfOerng clss-
Hardware atycTy low figures for cash, ready pHy, or
approved crrdii. Those in vast Of hardware VIII
pleusedrop In und save some DIMES,
June ~ 1855 PREKTIss, HofEtKs & Cos
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"N IGGER HEAD" BEAVER--A heavy
1N over coating and very cheap Also heavy
rbd and plaid Beaver cloths, all going oat bargains
Dee. Is. PRENTISS, HOPKINS Il co.
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T ARGE ARRIVAL OF FSIIAWLS ia
IL large hvoice just received, consisting of Giug'm
and double Broca's. and Caskmeres new and beau
rful sty les, also ne assormeGtof heavy wool Long
can be desired. "A 1ss@ssEsfS
Srtt "a. pRENTISS. HOPKINS e Co.. 4
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TIME, Time, Time!-As time is Of more
J. value than money, we hope and trust all the good
people of Ravenna and surrounding towns, who are
situte OF time and wish to better their condition by
making an exchange of money for time keeper, Will
have the goodness 70 call atour store. and make Q
statement of their soon, we are fully prepared
TO better their condition By making an exchange Of
that kind. X. A. BAIRD Il co.
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RED BLANKETS--A beautiful article Of
- wool blankc:s just received and selling very
cheap Also some very large anu heavy no rse blank
cts. Dccl5 PRENTISS, HOPKINS CO,
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MOHAIR GOODS--A large assortment
M Of plain aId hgd mohair goods, Just received
and selling from 90 to 37f cents. Cali and see theul
ladies, fOrthcy are both pretty and Cheap.
Dee. Is. PRENTISS, HOPKINS Il Co,
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HLOCK, Watch and yewelry Repairing
" and Engraving done on short notice. and at raa.
sonabe prices, by experienced and competent work.
men ut RIA. BAIRD IL CO.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-12-15
wearing Of Flannels.

There is very important matter connected
with Dress which cannot pass over in SIS
lence: mean the wearing Of flannel next the
skin. In the minds Of many persons there is
a considerable prei"dice against wearing it,
though Of late years there is soundet public
opinion than for merly. will now state very
briefly the advantages Of flannel, and give
some striking exampleswip confirmation. In
the frs, place. it is bad conductor Of calorc.
and tends therefore. to. prevent the escape of
animal heat. Secondly, il aids largely III pro.
,ecting the body against any sudden changes
in the weather. BY preventing the rapid es~
cape Of the animal heat and by the gentle
friction of the skin and the slight irritation of
the general surface, its tendency is to keep up
an equal temperature. The gentle friction
aids in maintaining the circulation in the cu>
tlneous vessels, and at the same time imparts a
healthfnl stimulus to the nerves. That it
contributes no little to these ends may be
readily perceived by observing the change Of
temperature and other effects produced on
part subjected to friction by hand, or in any
other way. know that the irritation produc-
ed by fannels is so great in some persons that
they cannot wear it next to the skin. When
it is worn loosely, as it should always be done.
this friction must take place to considerable
extent in every movement of the body. |
have to add, as another advantage, that there
is no other material which ab~orbs so well the
exhalations from the skin. This fact generally
suggests frequent change or its thorough
ventilation at night; the former, however, is 10
be preterred.-La Borde's Introduction to
Physiology. rs. .s ..,....... ...-. ....z
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U. 5. Mail Packet Matches.

t., For Vicksbug, Warenton, New
,ssS.ssar Carthage, Ashwood, Grand Gulf St.
JOSEPH, Rodney, Waterproof, Matches, Fort
Adams, Bayou Sara. Port Hudson. Baton
Rouge, Paq ,emine. Donaldsonvi]le-The mag
ni6cent new regular passenger packet MATCH
EZ, Il. P. Leathers master, will leave as above
every SATURDAY, at 5 o'clock P. n. For freight
or passage apply on board, or to
CARROLL, PRITCHARD & Co, a
Union Row, So Carrondelet street.
1.-THE Natchez will 20 through to Vicksburg
without detention and will connect there with the
Jackson cars on Monday. g..8 ss,#
nvrhe boat will not be responsible for any
letter or package containing money, jewelry. or
other valuables unless regular bills Of lading are
taken, specifying the contents and value, and the
freight paid nor for any valuable article deposit.
ed with the clerk by the passengers, Or contained
in their baggage s @
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of sn nv.I;d ,,v;ns - d;.,.r.. i. c,s,.a e
claiming with |. .,eu,orsn voice. .Au Won bI.ek. A
guards lha. ism, lawyers, ave ,hs prs,encs of he
court entirsr,o or ri msksye. By ,hspewsn .-sissl
Z, Mn, d, s, a. IL
proclamation, announcing thai the amendment , n /,
the Constitution, lately sdop,ed. ,h., voter. mus,
BE- able 10 read aad write. il now part of hs osEa.
mic law Of the State. r "a 80 ~ 67le7sb IsoY
Brigham Young, the Norman. srspased to
be worth nearly 5000 s.4' y s4sss sA'tH4'l
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NOuveau PaQuebOt
Entire la Nile. Orleans ct Waterloo.

;.ss5a-4- q, Pour WATERLOO PHermitage,
t-gsssss7sssssS Port Hudson, Springfield Landing,
s-sSzEslasssz .I.dbdell's Store, Wallis Landing,
Baton Rouge, Brusle Landing, Est ct Quest Ba-
ton Rouge, Manchac, Plaquemine, Iberville, Bay
ou Goala, New River Landing, Ascension, DON
a!d.ouviile. &c. &c
lie Bateau- a. vapeur ueuf, fin marcheur CAP.
sTOa., Ell place du Gypsy" commando par
Nouvelie Orlenns tous les Dimanches, 9 heures
NJ. ct les Jeudis, a heures P. M. Retour-
nant. pariira da Waterloo tous les Lundis 10
heuyes NJ, ct Ieudis heures P. M. Partira
de Plaquemine tous les Lundis heures P. NJ,
e, Jeudis ~ heures P. M,
lie CAPITOL prendra du fret ct des passagen
pour toutes les places ci-mentionnees.
nov3 G. E. sPRAGUE, Agent.
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PACKETS.
New Orleans, Port Hudson and
Waterloo Packet. -
FOR WATERLOO, GE-isy,
FOR WATERLOO,

,u@A Lobdelrs Store, Baton Rouge, Pla-
ikquemine, Donaldsonville, and all in
termediale landings-The fine passenger steamer
New LatOna, EMILE Gross, Master, will
leave New Orleans for the above and all inter
NJ. and OH FRIDAYS, at 9 o'clock A. NJ. Re-
turning will leave Waterloo every Saturday and
Tuesdays. yot1s. s5-as
For freight orpassage apply on board.
DThe New Latona has a sign on the wharf
at her La.ldng, where will be always stationed a
clerk to receive freight during the absence Of the
boat, enabling merchants to send their goods di-
rect from the vessel to the boat, thereby saving
the charge of storage and additional crayage.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
novl7 G. E. SPRAGUE, Agent.
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TIE AMERICANS STILL LIVE!
BY WALDEN.

( ~ ~ BY WALDEN. @ tf st'fr ~
The Americans dead! When truth is forsaken.
And reason confonnded reiires from her throne,
When the solid foundations of virtue are shaken,
And madness shall stalk forth in triumph alone!
When Lberiy's hosts in dismay are disbanded. =
And the "star spangled banners" no longer un-
fnrled:
When freedom shall weep for the ship of State
. " stranded. asa e ss 4ss5 asyf
And freedoms last hope shall be banish'd the
. }" world! '"4 R'-kt t'r<r - fhe
When anarchy dire shall reign through the nation
And darkness shall hover er freedoms last fire,
And tyranny triumph in wild exnla ,ion--
Then, then will our parry with Freedom expire!
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-12-15
Planting Small, Potatoes.

We have given no little attention to this sub
ject for many years; and have settled the mat
Ter conclusiveIy in our own minds, that it does
not pay to plant small seed. For fifteen years
we planted the same nameless variety on the
same soil, and at the end of that time, found no
deterioration in the quality or yield, bat rather
an improvement. We have envariably thrown
out from our seed all potstoes less in size than
hens egg, aud also rejected those oyergrown
pthy, or irregular shaped.
In some favorable seasons, and on particular
soils, those purchasing and planting the small
potatoes which we have rejected, have raised
crops equal TO or more prolific than our own;
but one year with another, we have averaged
thirty to fifty per cent, better crops of good po-
tatoes. than our small potato neighbors. ne,
What we have found true in regard to pota-
toes, we have also, by long practice, proved
true in regard to other kinds Of seed. Our
plnmpest and earliest grains have always been
reserved for propagation, and our neighbors can
testify that our practice has been attended with
good results.-American Agriculturist.
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Americas Mass Meeting.

4tS
LOUISVILLE. November 27.-The American
Mass Mee,ing, heretofore announced, was or
ganized here this morning, delegates being
present from. Ohio, Massachusetts, Pennsyl-
vania, Illinois. Louisiana. Mississippi and Ken,
,ucky. E. B. Bartlett, Of Kentucky, presided,
and resolutions were adopted as follows:
RESOLVED, That the union Of the States afs
fords the best assistance to guarantee the pre-
servation Of liberty and the prosperity Of the
American people. sSs sa7 s8R
Resolped, That cherishing the right Of private
judgment in matters Of religion, we are oppos-
cd 10 union of Church and State, and oppos.
cd 70 ecclesiastical combinations by any de-
nomination to produce political effect, we can.
NOT recognize any attempt Of b foreign power
to assume political government under pre-
tencs Of ecclesiastical Jurisdiction, otherwise
than - an assault upon the institutions of
America. fs ssssF ssst
Rssotved, That The existing naturalization
laws aro upsatisfactory and unsafe, and that
additional lsRialation BY Congress 10 necessary.
RssOgue9, That this meeting reaf6Fms the
principles of tie platform Of the American
party adopted at Philadelphia. and maintains
ihsm o tho basis Of political action. atss
Resolved, Thst the American party Of Lou-
isville dsplofe the events Of the 9Th Of August
1ass, bot feel no degree Of responsibility for
them, and publicly declare that no scheme Of
vioIencs had been concerted Or meditatsd by
them TIE rioting originated ia I waaton
assault on uubfIending cit1sns, NOT msddiiag
10 the elections. -
is Rtsolsed, That we wish$6cs further eoatro-
ysrsy,o on this subject, bnt Whenever ) like oc>
caaion exhibits similar reckIstl lbess and wick
edness % the pst of ouE advesssriss the
,Amsficans 81 Looissills viii firmly maintain
lhsirsfishteatsll hasas3e, & 81 ),
Tha,. i. nnthin0 - tvrannieai Il SNht -
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Nev - id Bayot Sara.

Ie9aks.FsI~N@s's'ils9ssqse and fine steamer MN.
saifszsgS sic, Capt W. McCOMB leaves
Szz< Plaquemine on her downward trip
every Wednesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock ne.
turning. lea"es New Orleans for Bayou Sara and
ull intermediate landings, every, Saturday at
O'clock jel
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New Grocery Store

A BLUM respectfully informs his friends and
n. the public generally, that be has taken the
large aud commodions building lately occupied
by Mr. St Dizier, in which he has opened Gfo-
Gerry Store in which will be kept every sdescsip-
tion use.
He has also opened 4 Coffee House adjoining,
where will be kept tbesenoicest of Liquors, and
where he would be glad to see his friends from
town and country. febl7 sss5-ly Is
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THE CAPITOL.

sSes. - TWICE A WEEK,
nTFOR WATERLOO-Port Hudson, Lob
deirs Store. Baton Rouge, Plaquemine, Donald
sonvile. and all intermediate Landings. The new
and splendid steamer CAPITOL, Capt THoAAs
UaE, will leave New Orleans for the above poFts
ON SUNDAY morning at o'clock, and on Wednes-
DAYS at SIP. NJ Returning, will leave Waterloo
Immediately on delivery Of freight, &c. For
freight or passage cpply on board or to
oet27 EsUIS2O. SPR4GUE.
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Rdpages Of the. Yeltop Fsuer in Norfolk and
Portsmouth. Portsmouth, Va, correspon.
dent Of the Baltimore Patriot, speaking Of the
yellow fever in that city, says: .'''s ''.'
On the breaking ont Of the pe.tilence. Ports.
mouth contained 4 population OF $4,000, Of
whict, 1900, minimum, have died, and. about
4s0O ere yet among the, missing--i. e., have
not returned. The population Of Norfolk at
the same period was $4,000, Of which over
27OO have died. and there are still 5000 not
returned. A desoIaeion, al things considered,
far exceeding in its result the great plague Of
London. - i, M
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1laquemine and West Baton Rouge
LIVERY STABLES! a
CAMUEL McfADDEN takes pleasure in in
~ forming his friends and the travelling public,
that he has two fine, large, and well supplied
Livery stables, one II Plaquemine and the
other at the Ferry Landing, opposite Baton Rouge.
Persons wishing to hife riding horses, bussiee of
carriages, can beS6cconifnodated at either of his
.PerSons to hire horses or buggies to ira
vel from Plaquemine to Baton, Rouge, or from
Bsfon Rouge to Plaquemine, and mot wishing to
return, can doso by leaving them at either Of the
above named stables, and they will be returned by
the proprietor =,
find accommodation It either of the above named
places. '3#s y de10-1y.
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A HILLE ST. DlZIER, !,
-Succaasor To Hiram Sirlar-

AC HI IL l. E ST. ID HI E r.,
Successor to Hiram sigler-
IIAVING BOUGHT the Establishment Of
IL Mr.. HIRAM SIGLER, on Bank Street, and
after the 7th Of next month, l shall be prepared
to carry on the same line Of business. heretofore
carried on in said Establishment, such as general
WHEELWREGHT, BLACKSMITH and
HORSE-SHOELNG SHOP.
ALSO 55ss
LOCKSMITH, IRON RAILING AND FANCY
IRON WORK
YoR GRAVE YARDs.s sF g
Twill also attend to my old profession, such -
putting up and repairing Of Snm E~gisss, Sugar
MiNs, Sasc Mils and Germ Mills s.}s vlssss.
Terms--Liberal gs5je
Thankful for past patronage, ! respectfully
colicit my friends, and the public in general for
continuance Of the same. jy ~
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COAIOOAIs.

TIME planters 81 Iberville and adjoining rliiii11
j e are respectfully innsmed that they 81 =
supplied with The best Pitsbareh Ceal, q then
coel Depot RI. Steamhoals, II front e tie Plan
fstica of ii. Siduey Robertson. AddTts Ibervills
PoatplIc6. aA1 y b CHRI0F1AM6c Co
g Esks1b, ,ssvssM empty Csal Doef9sqaeh GO
sss',@i;se s;e g eass ss eea + - tss t25s ;sSe'
ssassnsa IL
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/ HHow TO '.go it."-Goit strong in your praise
of the absent. Some Of it will be sure to get
round. :, a, .-,asa a,.4 ss,s ,s.a7s.,,s g;-....s.
4 Go it strong when you make love to pretty
widow. More people have erred BY too little
than BY too much in this particular. asFaasi q
Go i, strong when taking up contributions
for a charitable purpose. Il will pay.
Go it strong when you make public speech.
Nine people out Of ten never take any allusion
unless II cuts like . short handled whip or ,
rhinoceros COW hide. SAL s,ig.aa .s.aas5 aas.
Go il strong when you advertise. Business
is like architecture-ts best support is full col.
umns. - ~
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sSambo, can you tell me what difference
there is between a Northern and Southern
man!' EHat5fa atfsw t&aFa SO IS paJa & Sd
"No Bones" .gf..r-e.. s..-s.zs...s :
aWhy, the Northern man blacks his own
boots. and the Southern man boots his own
blacks"y hfaa1'>'i '4g i@3a @sf @i,a
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y g. E. SPRAGUE,
STEAMBOAT, RECEIVING IND FOR
WARDING .4GENT,

{ - WsdhO1NU -1UEWI, 10 = = :
s.y SUCCESSOR TO F. N. BISSELL, u
WILL give his entire attention to Receiving
w and Forwarding Of ali Freights passing
through PIaquemine. Crosse Tete and Attaka-
pas Merchants, in particular, will find i to their
interest 10 give their attention to this notice.
Those wishing to have their Freight attended to,
will please have it sent, Directed #.
aH Care G. E. 6PRAGUE,
8 Il 1sass 81. Plaquemine, II.
Refer To- s. sals 90 #
Hart, Austin & Co, s34 ssv@ s.
F. N Bissell, Y |S.a s.s a.s.g
Roth Brothers. 4 D. % jyl4
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-12-15

eaA Woman lSpimmiae he liississippi.--
Lloyd's forthcoming Steamboat Directory gives
thrilling instance Of the necessity Tor women
knowing how 70 swis When the iltfsted
Ben Shssrod was 10 fanssfoa tbs Mississippi
'Fiverxnd thsilady Pasaengess who threw them
selves into the water We're drowning around
the boat, the wife 0f Captain Csstieman jump
ed into the river, with her infant IN her arms,
and swan ashore, distance Of half 4 mile, -.
ing the only woman sayed ant of sixteen. She
had learned to.syim when girl ;.....s. q