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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-21
HENRY " NORRIS,

a.. !. - IL & !" COR
General Agent, Commission & Auction Broker
Second 81 between Perry am Rock is,Gnd Sis
DsSsnport, Iowa,
" III make advances ON all kinds oI Mefehan
W die, buy, sell ani locate Land Wa Ianls, and
attena - all Kinds OF Real Estate 81 money tran.
Aetiohs, collecting Book and Note Accounts, md
allkiuis OF Commission business
Refers 60 the foil owing persons ~ peTu.Iso1e
Rh SWIM s Co, bankers Chicago
koEee, lhnis Co,
rallman, poseTs 10 saa. bankers, Davenport,
L Campbell, ksq.,
iiewttC Marshall, banker, Rhinsbeak \ 4.
PL CsTman Co., Madison, Wis;
stokes Brothers, New York City;
John SayeTy's sons -
Locke, heteham Co,
CLARK, Wilson S Co,
smith sheldon, TIoy \ =
ismes Wager, Fac
l., Potter Co,
John Hull, banker, foasAkstPsis, \ y;
Frederick v Davis 80
Reuben North, 10
Joseph e Harris. Do
Hon. Charles IL hasEis.
Hon. Morgan Carpenter,
Edmund Morris, ESQ
ohss Z. haeoell, bsas Bridgeport, NoUa.
Chzs Foote banker, =
{ Augustus AorEsn. ba0kef, SC. Psal, =, {
Htskf W. MORRIS,
Formerly OF PaUEEkrepsir, Duchess 80. New ! orb
Davenport OCT II 1850 dvGf
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s. hs-stN - sss % I 80 nj 100 ec'ss,
y. so--a 5-stt.asesr.sra 1. soastss p.ts,
~ 81 2. = z. and s p sIt. asT-aEs :,
tay ,eles FatSs .is Fs1 a,'r
81. Ssh. p ~ D.. a"a a " 3. 81 =. .ad $ 4 q,
ss, g. t.7N re- !. ~ a>'ss Frirs 80 pei s,re.
.,. ..-Tas 3 - .tthss ~. s,asTf,NBaEs,
s- a4--ILs t. --ssr .sRgEls0 .ers..
So zs-Tbs 81 y q, s--vrssHR. lao aarse -
TEs aOgvs tDges tIs.ta sc tsaBsig s,,a.sst s IT,,
haiisgza E.lss igsEl pEyrEF0Et
au - -Ihs IS q sue ; " y. # sseiur5saEsF
20 a-rfs Ti'es tfoa DAVENPORT. FEtes $50 i.I are
S.. Side T. !. u tie = + J.. atse-4 T7sAE8E
20 the Rsliraai 4tiss I5E. Davenport FTts
= PeE sess.
~ CLISIDa tuUaIY, IOWA
tgS lie eae.Fsfg sH0i5s lui igpsfsSrs.
ao.4a-sF fractional OF tie y. " Sec. 2. /
. \ ~ =. r 100 GrTss, asaT IhaTGs stills
i5la- If~tFhed t1f soon price slo Per aSEs=
Smiley COUNTY
top--r 3 =" See 70 : n 4 50 " 100 sers',
: : ~ / ." e. pes .tse
A EEoKUK ,ouhIY.
So i--a 4 "d 5 " toissl ~ Eis " stt
Erfs-. f'tss $50 psi As's.
ga 4a-a ts"a Hwt % sr7.RIsw.az go
I,nsmAskA COUNTY
Ea Ct 81 ,us rf seSCI q IL w Iia acse,.
BE. l.-a1y4 al,,.s.I., b. ,.Js,.s.. -
So. t.-"to, -. tt aad g :aiH ). 4sts-ei4T
. d Il loo Ssiea unih''
a. ri-IuS C0UsII
! ~ aud " { s r seegs IS Is ~ 400
hgrrs $40 Por acre.
No. 47--NE. of.ec IS Tee n . " 100 acre. -
price 100 dolsrs
IOWA COUNTY.
No. ns-w se'2s I 10 H 9 vest price slO per
acre.
IN MUsCAIINE COUNTY
80. 4a-~ otr " Of see 30 II Il " sDacrss
: miles from hnseauns, from lubcuoH. Price IS
dollars per acre.
IN HARDIN COUNTY.
No 81 -E. Ii Of sec + r - Il 80 " 20 acres
rTiee s4,a0 per acre.
No. 5a-s wloTh W, ofsss i4Ir5 20 " H.
scrss.
IN IEDAR COUNTY.
iO.--W \ sEtsIdA 1fRts IA SoclOIigsI
W, 100 acres, price $40 per acre.
no. s4ss ON r. i.sel SO ~ " soas.os.-
Price eOo dollars.
No. SIS ofS 4 } oil see 70 T IL R2 " eu acres.
No, so-Houss and Lot, Store and stock Of goods,
ia llptoE,
IN MARSHALL COUNTY
no. y5--EtA W Sec b
EE@s .s;s ssS 70 ''o acres, gries doii'
IN JASPER COUNTY
aoG-sI SEA sse4TsiNRIsw
NEt Of Sc ! l26scrss, price per acre.
No il2-leo se'ssrhrss miles ton GhHnsllats
per E5re.
~ PoTTowoTTOMiE COUNTY.
10, 5f--h Sec % 7 II N r % ". Frcs 40
Per acre
80 llo-5, 3 ! SEQ 81 71 - W :sO acres
price o. pei acre.
IL HARRISON COUNTY.
DO ge-k u 3 w Sec ~
FHHW Sec ~ TgeNRuw
"a r I Soc ~ 'ftp acres, doilsrsps
" - ~ + Hs' w h.Tu.
- AtBsIEh COUNTY
Isl. So "a tAFt Sec "a 1 80 n Il % W, taol
laEspsfaeTr
10 lCO--oD" a.. 4. iisni Ia A5ssr G =, Mime
lie: do!ATs,
~. Iol 80 ...gs Il SlecT, tioar5g aui hlaiisal
.os. ais5ouEiJ iollars pes acre,
ns lu.-iY ApIsaiii tote Ia OoaA. Cttv, zebra.
,s Co.
No toi 4 Licb stole Ia Cshosso. ~. pfce 1900 |
lgllaGs
$50 1910 SOD UuiidlBs lois Ia Ggassea. Ii,
ALLEN q LLAbh
CGea, Pos oa.e ButI3ia.
@'E ]" ~ 5rsGy Sweet.
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Repository of Fashion and TaSl
R0CKHILL 4 SELLERS,

Drugs, Chsmleals, Paints, Oils, Dye sturfs
Psrfumsry, Fancy and Toilet Articles.
N, h. Corner Harrison and Second sis,, ysvar
peri, Iowa.
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- FA5W @.e.s scFTs B ssfH*aseI 10 ..-
lap .. b q E"sE 81 scres eruEs, see cores qu1gs
'obso 20 81 &c 10 Wheat, IL acres . CsEs. $50 hp4
e. w o springs bEA slIebuI OF FtUEta fzf,e fy...
school house yu tfs land, price SO.
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lat- t-.1 % a. srTsv arsl Eut.g4 sI uaar...
"'e-7. st'bts q. -. sTi.H SissJ "a, l.as j..sasE
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Notice
We have two handsome nes Baggiss and nle
Two Here Carriage, which will be sold cheap for
cash II applied for soon. oss be seen al the rest
esnee Of James henvies, cor 9Th and Ripley sits =,
opposite the CouFi House
Sept S diff FESWIcK Il son
LIZ nBEh Of all descriptions, Laihs, shi giles,
Slaves, sc, for sale bwby RkSwICK & son
Aug iadn Railroad Depot Saw Mil.
MONEY 10 LOAN Ga hong time
spl sodts ao6KRGoK, LAWS BLAKEM0KK
------------------------
Monty 10 LOAN IL SUNS to suit applicants
BIZ
Aslas tu IALLIAS s POWERS
Fer Sale,
FovE DESIRABLE DwKLLIEs foess. In low
or part ofths city, very liberal terms Appiy 10
FEB 2edu COOK s. SARGENT.
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me- tablt.nco 1910

1StA bills hcd 19 q @.
Burrows &c Prettymau,
Wholesale and Retsil Dealers In
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Clothing, ETC.,
MOULD invite the att. ntion of purchasers 10 their
" largo and varied assortment Nc are new open.
inS our Fall and Winttt seek suitable tor the wants OF
this community Meds not profess TO und.gseii our
We are constantly receiving additions 20 car ,toek
We have uoN On hand a nue assortment Of
DRESS GOODS,
Il EousI.tng of
silks. kstinos, Paramattas, valsneiennss.
Lustrss, DaLaines, Sc, shawls and Mai
tillas in great variety.
Cloths, casslmerss, Ves,ings, Ready Made
Clothing and Wooden Goods OF all kinds,
suitable for the coming season.
Groceries, crook ry
Hardware, Carpets, OIL Cloths,
Rubber Goods, Window Shades
and Yankbe Notions,
A general variety u Goods NOT o Eaui il
retail business We have opened NEoIesais
u oGIzts in the "a and sd stories Of building, II
which can 3 f9aad large stols Of Bry Goods sait
II Merchants wili ell ~ Goods To oar ltno 70
Cash or shorT tias and prompt paper as 3wss they asi
To FsfKsNKES
Wear prepared 70
Pay the Highest Market PIise Ior all Kias. O.
Produce
All in wait q Bargains call 81
BURROWS 4 fRETTYMAN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
OF EiGN AND Dom EsIEs
DRY GOODS,
Boots shoes Hsts, laps Clothing, sc Sc
FRONT sTkLEI
0Ctig DAVENPORT II,tk ,
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OIL e D

OiEO,
Near pavsnfsrt the 18th inst sltar an illness of
,arss weeks. Mi. MosEs wisR, aged 3 yeats.
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4 a1ceiisat stand i0I Tavoun Ga Tue Du6gr..
, fO-u, 10" rods hOTiL oi The corporate limit 5L
pu'snpOH tUkethgr with Nine acres 81,
ian1 thfee OF nhlch IL UAHrF Gu Ityallag add st.,
rounded bys good fence, with ruuHlur snl.r p,, "A
Ihe Improvements aEc h Two aturs E.tgk u.ri.. A..
feet square, with good 0Ty cellar, "a .sg a. stgrI.
ana heFe ialhhE well al water. tho Du.ldlHpa a5
no" Aha nave neNFf btth VCCup5tt. The ata,r. O..
tloH o. IaimcI7a htFe!ee aUI d,otglb. ~. l44.
thsT particulars enquire al
, NiIhCLLs, IaELLL O. So.
~ Land 3g...s.
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last Chance,

INAhkk viii be one and the last distrtbutl ion
Of lots b the Union Settlement Co. 10 take pIsct
a Ss~ fUfs liz tes isAs foI tots tn utoe Civ, y
1 Price s2a ABy Eer-on wishing To pHrchss1
ueiloiu EOr. I'd and X /, Sts
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MILLER WASTED.

4 uD9D siIfLkk saa : hand about 5i.u z...f.3
~ ApPis
JACOB WEAVER JREgy
.Ltl 1os. aEaly ana fnEEi -
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Arrival Of the BLACK swan ia Town
SPECIAL Isyitstion

Just received = fos sale ~ Ssaart& 1fiistg's Ia,
Slack s~.a fariaT Cook Stove, for =ooi or coal -
Ladies, don't fail 10 call ana see her oCtls dts
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ap EHSeheht opportunity 10 Engage iW
KEStek EkcepAng.

w arc authorized g. sci the gooj vtl .Fa5a. .l5
W aEd lease oto hors Gu7 doiaE Lii.. Issp... ,.f
ana pEottIllR CUsilass. Au1yt1
NICHOLS, TsBELL 4 Co.
ssp 20 Gu Main street, near second, Davenport.
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No G2-fs0 beautiful ots Bs4iy opp1sts : D
orasnof college square; il2srit1 ps,os s3600
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Ne es-ttar bvasa Braiy 81 arsE Ls1GsIs iaTgo
Ta5ms, ~sE list,gG stable a. suall shop iJ To- y,
! 500 Pgias T. 4gD
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NOTICE.

/ hsEe iAi, day associated with ne AI AOOkl
i In the gtoeeri a1d produce business,
Oct ~, dst 3 n isIpEN
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NJ. 8O1god Euus. suG lot IN ais'1 e. rol ms we'll
eisterHs &c lot aiEOUi rrie. 81 D,b.
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no ia iaiLn OF l52 sCIes, Ia sugIBTriE5F
~ aSre', kood lumber W scfes, 10 ,uluvatun, Iu~.
Dwellings, rooms, log stable, crib aud W.it 81 uU1
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PLANTATION HOLAssEe

-l balTs,= an grade. 45E sale by
EyAaF CHEW / 90
CaFueI rrai su5 Teug -.
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no lfs-A highly improved fGTa Of a. asTes, y
oil IS from own;tso GOOD houses hsla., carriaS.
bcusss sts bic, asi price AIS psrEI
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EIEH- @lIfg T.-H Trout Pi-t-i.a u-Iua, Dydash
a NarI.aRr. 8 % iag sale by
EVANS tHfW 81 90
taIEsr .... .f .-I Ferry STE.
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f. ~ lev- A fern VI loo sefes ia sec q and 30 T 81
Az s.'es under cultivation. good strear y.
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80 -aiU- mast t.ia. "a" pun4v4 Is rad Eiss lrol
tHgH - astrs LisE5 .uGiF-iair Gacsa sad orchard
g.. If4sE ,tl,uU
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Ea -.-la as. Is Ig2. -u ns i. 40 sesss. AGO
ssapI s'-l z4i 80 - giu3Is4. .list s4s ~ scEs
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20. "a. a farm OF 200 acr6s d sec o. 2 au * /
100 acres under cuitiyauUn aud u,d.T i.t.a,a AN IN
sbHfd o. ~ young tees, 40 agIgb tiu.Bo.. : ram
uYGss, igs stable "e, &C, Price So Pyr acf1 VII.
sell SOCK and Tar HlHE LkrH siiR "A H. a.
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NJ ssAh E--! ga'=f !-.as ,rt,-. eg.t al cultivated
nies house sg..ags .4i : -sf-. oil e. Hickory
uToye rad, Iil7s rG4.. tagD. 81 orange isacs
entirely aTauRi It's ~ 4 900 res pT.gs sac
PEI
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10 ia large house Rock Island near bth, ass
tui 10 god order, =. TaGaIs esyefn, we'll, Dc, will
oummotste Is hoaIisfs lot SaAIiO enco is0O0 Esrns
ea.F
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Nc. MA farm Vi <n3 EsE5s a. E.lts. iTaI. tJs
tsa Uuses, barns, duI taIfsIuFA. g. apple aud
peach o fchat3s uUter epuE =, .etls; complete.
ly furnished aud rt0tT ed.
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Hs 50 ..ls taa. SIS tz1az y a.3i i.o1. lie ii
az sE hfsiy 80 - uait4lays. & t.i-s $1,000
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N".l'h-A aae .lugiOt 90 Farm yIl.l acres. ola The
"est eide Of Allen Grove Huld. blgAl, iIrlytysi
rtL d tLfeS stoIg hGasa. ais psrarf5
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40, lU2 "a Fam rl i.untrss Oh tt. f..slsa,,i,.
lt"m Long hr"Ee 10 hlieH.s Grove, 10 acres unbri
90 acres AndeT fence aud IN cultivation aGafpeIar
~ atnTs-, stable, veil, 81
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-08-02

PRETTY GooD.-An extensive and
wealthy lumber man in aneighboring
county is the father of hard case Of a
boy. Being desirous ofreiorming him,
he offered, as an inducement, 10 give
the proceeds of the lumber from two
thousand hemlock logs, provided he
would go to school and behavehimself
for one year: young hopeful remained
silent for some time after listening to
the proposition finally, in in reply TO
his fathet,s interrogation -"What do
you say, my son?" he said-"Call i!
pine logs, dad, and I'll 60 it,"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-08-02
Caution to T.he PubIic.

Since the introduction of my Schiedam Aroma
tic SchnaFps into the United States, number of
Liquor Mixers in New York, Boston and Phla:.
delphia have been engaged in p"ttingu mixed
and poisonous Gin in green cases and jngs, and to
be paImed off upon the unwary for my genuine
Schnapps. have directed my agents to institute
legal proceedings against all persons who they may
ascertain to be engaged in this most a,rocious sys-
tenn Of deception, and call on The press and the
public to aid them in their efforts to remedy so
great an evil. UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-08-02

| one who was IOOkES
thority OH all such matters, although he
was usually remarkably taciturn, and
would never enter into an argument. He
quietly deposited his quid into his hat, and
as this was always done preparatory to
his making speech, his sl'ipmates wait
ed in silence for him to begin.
That there ice island,' said he at length,
wasn't launched yesterday, nor yet last
year, nor the year before, perhaps; and
by the looks of him, he's been for pref
ty long cruise in warm latitudes, last sum-
mer, may be, and then comes back home
for the winter. If you look away yonder,
there, Just this side of that high point
like church steeple, only lower down,
there's place looks darker than the rest
Now it's just there expect that great
piece has broken off and drifted away;
and calcelate twas lower and more shell
wing off, not so steep aud rocky like as it
is now. Twas there that poor chap was
cast ashore from ship or boat. He was
trying to make his way up to the heights
to take look round, and hoist signal,
when he lay down and went asleep, and
never woke again; only where he is now
you see must have heen covered with
snow then, or he couldt have kept his
footing
Having said thus much, he replaced the
quid in his mouth, and spoke no more.
There was no earthly use in waiting
longer, and yet the captain seemed 10th
to fill and bear away.
IF the poor fellow had spark of life
in him he would have moved before this,
for it's six or seven hours since we first
sa9 him. But if he did move, it would
only he to slide down over the precipice,
for no living thing could kee pa footing
on such slope as that, And fthere are
any more of them we should have seen
them before this time, although we could
never get them off if we did.
Then pausing suddenly in his walk on
the quarter deck, he gave an order to get
a gun ready forward, and presently came
the answer:
'All ready with the gun, sir
'Fire!'
In few seconds the echo of the loud
report resounded from the icy wall; for
another instant all was still, and then
came noise like the rattling Of loud
thunder, proceeding from the centre Of
the berg.
The danger of our proximity 70 this
vast object now became more and moor
apparent. and all sail was made to got
good ofing. But we had scarcely pro-
ceeded quarter Of mile when the same
noise was heard again, only louder, more
prolonged, and accompanied by rend.
ing, crushing sound, the intensity and ma
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y
no sooner made their appearance man
the bugs entirely disappeared. The
cockroach preys upon them, leaving
no sign or vestige where they have
been; and is, so far, a most valuable
and praiseworty insect. Mr.. Newman
also acquaints the London Entomolol
gical Society with the same fact (disl
covered in boarding house,, that the
cockroach seeks with diligence, and
devours with great gusto, the common
bed bug. He is confident of his infor-
mer's veracity, but discreetIy refrains
from mentioning names Of places,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-08-02

with snow, which, thawing slowly in the
sun, formed the source Of waterfall, at
height so great that it was blown and
scattered into fine rain before it reached
the sea. Around its base-on which the
sea was breaking with noise less boom,
ing and more musical than when it DASH
es on the solid shore-was broad band
of frozen spray, which, gIitteling in he
sunshine, looked like the silver setting of
AN enormous sapphire.
Not far from the top, and on the side
nearest to us, was vast, smooth. CLASSY
plain, inclining steeply toward the sea,
and terminating abruptly in a trench
dous overhangihg precipice. In the very
centre of This plain. those among us who
had good eyes could see small black
spot. It was at this the captain had been
peering through his glass, when be said,
1t is man.
Every glass in the ship was in requisi-
ton, and every eye strained towards one
point. The excitement became almost
frantic, when one of the watchers sud
denly exclaimed that he saw the man
move his hand.
We approached SO near at last, that the
plateau above, aud its dread object, were
at last hidden from view by the brink of
the precipice itself, which seemed as if
shout TO roll oyer and crush us. We
sailed along its side. frequently lying-to,
10 explore each nook and corner as we
passed. The farther end Of the island,
when we rounded it, presented quite a
new feature; the base was sapped away
and undermined for about half mile by
a succession of low cavernOus hollows,
extendlng inwards farther than we could
see, while the sea rushing in and out tu-
multuously, made the pent-up air within
howl aud whistle like hurricane. AL.
terng our course again, We steered al
most due west under the southern side,
where its vast shadows spread out far and
wide over the ocean. 1t now looked even
grander, darker, more fear-inspiring than
before, with the sun beaming over its
rugged crest, or shining through the thin
neF parts and showing all the prismatic
cOIors of the rainbow. The fornaof the
ice-island was that of an irregular TRAN
gle, and 10 about five hours we had sail
ed completely around it. But there was
no single point at which any boat ever
built could have landed, even had it been
a dead calm, and the sea as still as a
mill-pond; much less in such heavy
surf as was then foamiug and creanling
all around il, No sign of living thing
was seen, excepting one great sleepy seal,
that had crept into hole just above wa
teF mark, and lay there as If he was in
comfortable quarters. No sign Of boat,
or spar. Of wreck. II was a picture of
utfeF desolation.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-08-02

~"How rapidly they build houses
now"said Tom 10 an old acquaintance,
as he pointed to a two-stDry house,
"they commenced hat building only
last week and they are already putting
in lights" eyes," rejoined his friend,
''and next week they will put in the
liver"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-08-02
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
WHOLESALE AGENTS IN NEW OR
LEANS.


James w. Burke, IS Common street.
Cady s. Holmes, Gravier street.
]. D. Critic & Co.. So, 40 and % Old Levee.
Goodrich & Co, "a Common street.
Eaton & Henderson, is New Levee.
G, NJ. Bayly & Co., IS Canal street,
Hall, Kemp G. CO., No. TchoupOulas street.
Converse & Co., corner of Canal and New
Leyee streets.
E. j. Hart & Co., 70 Tchoupiioulas street.
Thompson, Allen g. Co, % Common street.
Schmidt s. ZiegIar, IT'S Old Levee.
w. L. LanieT & Co, 26 Poydras street.
A. g. I'll. Block, and Front street.
Elliott g. Co.. 10 PoYdras street.
Payne, Steels& CO.. n Tchoupitoulas street.
BunneII s. RaiIiE, 10 Gravier street.
F. w. Cooler 119 Common street.
O. o. Woodman, corner Of Magazine and Com
mon streets.
John Wright & Co.. l5l chartres street.
And all the wholesale druggists aud grocers in the
United States. NH 6m
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-08-02

IA Drunkard is the annoyance of
modesty: the spoil Of civilitY; the deal
truction Of reason; the robbers agent,
the ale house benefactor; his wife's
sorrow; his children's trouble; his own
shame; his nieghbor's scof; walking
swill-bowl; the picture of beast; the
monster Of man!S
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-08-02

IIA maiden lady of our acquain>
tance, while in company one evening,
alluding to her youthful precociouse
ness, among other things said that at
six months old she went alone. A. wag
present, remarked, aYes, madam, and
you've been alone ever since"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-08-02
For Sale.

- A comfortable Residence, situa-
I EEA ted on the corner of Canal Avenue
Iii fs and Plaquemine streets, is offered
for sale cheap, with all the out
buildings, garden, fruit trees, &c. There are
or arpents of ground connected with it.
Gz-Terms liberal. For further information,
apply 10 [my17l J. S. FUTILE.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-08-02

nPAn editor in Iowa has become so
hollowfron depending upon the print
ing business alone for bread that he
proposes to sell himself for 4 stovepipe
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-08-02
JOSEPH FISHER,
Boot and Shoe Maker,

81 Has established himself in Plaquemine in
the above business. He will perform all
work entrusted to him with neatness and despatch,
with durable workmanship in fashionable style,
and at moderate rates He solicits share ofpub.
lie patronage. His shop is on Bank street. nearly
opposite Biehler's Barber shop. dec lS.lY
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-08-02
schiedam Aromatic schnapps.

wonId therefore advise all those who drink the
Schnapps at such places, to mark the appearance
Of the bottle; and if the outside wrapper or labe
shonid be defaced. to refuse to dlink, unless a
fresh bottle is opened.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-08-02
with or without bodies;

Drays, WheeIbarroWs, Buggles, &c.
Planters in want of Carts for the next grinding
season, would do we'll to send in their orders ear
ly, in order to secure their delivery before the
close of navigation in the Ohio river. All orders
executed at the manufacturers prices.
Hart, Austin & Co are our authorized agents
for the sale of our Carts, Wagons, &c. in Pla-
quemine, and are instructed to fill all orders up
on our regular terms.
my3l BUSBY, LITTLE 4 ca.
Wheeling, Va, June /, 1885. iel6
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PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

THE Undersigned having formed
Il partnership under the style of CARSON Il
KEARNY, for the purpose of carrying on the
Drug and Apothecary Business in the town Of
Plaquemine, do respectfully solicit the public pat,
ronage. Signed, VIM. CARSON,
RICH'D. A. KEARAY.
Dated 18th April, 1856.
w. c. begs 10 return his best thanks to the
friends of the House who have so generously sup
ported him during the past year. apio
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-08-02
Canton TO Persons,

WHO DRINK AT BARS AND HOTELS.
Numerous complaints are made of persons who
keep Bars on steamboats, and in hotels, who fill my
empty bottles with common Gin, and sell it to the
lnsl1s nactnp for NV