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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-05
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A leap-year story is told by the ST. Lou
is Herald, which shows that it is not al
ways best for bachelor to look-long-
before he leaps. Here is the story:
There is a certain fashionable boarding
house in St. Louis, where handsome
young widow was boarding. The lady
we will call Widow CHEEKY; she has
fortune of some $4,000, left her by her
deceased husband, and destitute of chill
dren. Three young clerks, Smith, Jones
and Brown, who formerly boarded at this
boarding house, called upon the landiady
on New Years day. The widow CHEEKY
was in the room, and saw the young men
approaching. She Immediately dressed
herself up in her bridal array, called the
landlady and inquired their names. The
lady informed her, when she remarked,
4 intend to have one of those young men
for husband The landlady smiled in
credulously, and then went down into the
parlor to receive her visitors. The widow
followed Immediately, and without wait
ing an introduction, approached Smith
and said: will you consent to become
my husband?' The young man blushed
and backed out. The gay widow then
addressed Mr.. Brown, who jumped at
the chance, and the twain were mads one.
The next morning when Brown awoke,
he began to think, as he was out of en-
ployment, that he was in fix; and, while
he was revolving in his mind whether it
would be better for him to run off or to
commit suicide, his wife awoke and said.
my dear, have you any objection to col
lecting few biIls?' Thinking she sup
posed he had some money due him, he
muttered, 'No, not when there is any mo-
ney owing to me- Il DO not mean that,
my dear. Get up and go to my bureau
drawer, and there you will find bills to
the amount of five hundred dollars, for
the rents due me for the past month.
Yon will please accept the money from
me as New Years gift.
Brown found that he had been done
Brown most effectualy and satisfactorily.
He discovered that he had picked up a
most charming wife in every respect, or
rather, such a one had picked him 'up;'
at all events the match proved to be a
fortunate one for both parties, if outward
indications evidence any thing. Brown
went to Illinois short time after his mar
riage, where he not only still receives the
smiles of Mrs. d. and three or four little
B's., but is happy in the possession Of
one of the largest wheat and corn farms
in the State. His Oldest boy is named
Leap Year Brown!
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-05

~The present is no time for apathy
among patriotic men
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-05
BEEHLER BROTHERS,
STIOEMAKING.

P The undersigned begs leave to in
sA~ ~ABform the citizens of Ibervile that he
has on hand and for sale the most APP
proved styles of Ladies' Caters, Buskins, Slip
pers; Toilet Slippers; Gents Boots and Shoes;
Chldren's do, Misses do-all made TO order and
warranted, both as TO durability and fit. Shop
next door to Gallaghet's Dry Goods Store, on
Main street.
mhI JOHN L. BALCH.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-05
LIWBRX sTA3IE.

~ The Undersigned res
N&A& pectfnlly informs the public
f5S7TG IN that, having leased the Stable
VssaSssSszz.zns - formerly kept by Henry Wor-
sham, Esq, on Bank street, in the town OF =; pla-
Quemine, 1or Term Of years. and ~
having refitted the same, he IS row 1Jaa74%{SS
prepared TO carry ou the LIVERY WA Z
STABLE BUSINESS in all lis branches
Horses, and Vehicles Of almosr every kind, rea-
dy at short notice.
Family Carriages supplied Horses of custo-
ners attended to when sick without extra charge.
Customers can rely upon having their Horses
well fed and taken cara Of Give me trial.
apl9 HYPOLITE BROUSSARD.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-05
CDe Dousemffe,

IF0Tlcs, they VIII not
this; but as all cookery
minutes, and the mistress has IoId thehI
the same, they are right and she is wrong.
From two and half to four minutes, ac-
cordng to size, is The time they will take.
Ten minutes is sufficient to set an egg
hard, not thirty, or more, as some per-
sons do by neglect.
PorATo PUDDING. One pound of po-
tatoes boiled and we'll mashed, quarter
of pound of butter stirred in whilst it is
warm, two ounces of sugar, the rind of a
half lemon chopped fine, with the juice,
and teacupful of milk; butter tin, put
in the mixture, and bake in moderate
oven for half an hour.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-05
schiedarn Aromatic schnapps,

! wouId therefore advise all those who drink the
Schnapps at snch places, to mark the appearance
of the bottle; and if the outside wrapper or labe
should be defaced, TO refuse to drink unless a
fresh bottle is opened.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-05
JOSEPH FISHER,
ZOE Sic.

A comfortable Residence, situa-
EE El6sted on the corner of Canal Avenue
in and Plaquemine streets, is offered
for sale cheap, with all the out
buildings, garden, fruit trees, &c. There are 8
or arpents Of ground connected with it.
tYzTerrns liberal. For further information,
apply to fmyl7l ]. s. FUTILE
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-05
New Grocery Store
AND


A BLUM respectfully informs his friends and
III the public generally, that he has taken the
large and commodious building lately occupied
By Alr. ST. Dizier, in which he has opened Gro
Gerry Store in which will be kept every descrip-
tion Of Groceries required for Family and Planta-
tion use.
He has also opened Coffee HoEse adjoining,
where will be kept the choicest Of Liquors, and
where he would be glad to see his friends from
tovyn and country. tebl7 'Ja-ly
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-05

strike wliie Tie iron is hot.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-05
Caution 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 cnmna"rs Oii ana sell It TO The
,,,,a.runnciInp for nv
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-05
ROMANTIC MARRIAGES.

Some fifteen years ago, two young peO-
pie of equal rank and fortune entered
society, and as their families were on wi
sitting terms, they were thrown frequently
together. They fell iu love, and the
young mans father asked the hand of
the young lady. twas refused-her fa-
mily had in view another destination for
her. The young mans family were
made very angry at this refusal, and in
terrupted all relations with the other fa-
mily, and married him to an heiress--
The young lady refused to marry, and
lived in great seclusion. Her father and
mother died some years ago. The young
man was not fortunate in his marriage;
for few years after their union, his wife
fell violently in love with strolIing artist
Il believe he was pianist) and formed
part of his numerous harem. The young
lady was fast approaching her thirtieth
year, and her friends engaged her to mar
ry, that she might have 'home,' for
these ridiculous resolutions are always
bolsered with some plausible word, and
she was dressed and on the eve Of going
to church, when telegraphic despatch
was placed in her hands. Itsran, i am
free. If am in time don't marry yet
1t was from her old lover. He had heard
that his first sweetheart was going to be
married, and he had quilted Paris that he
might not meet her and her hnsband.-
He was in London when he received a
despatch announcing the sudden death
of his wife; and the moment this news
reached him, his first care was to send
the above despatch to the lady. She had
scarcely perused it, when her afianced
lover was announced; she gave him the
despatch. As he was man of honor
and sense, he engaged her to break his
marriage and consult her heart. She fol-
lowed his advice, and last week St. Tho
mas d'Aquin saw fidelity rewarded.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-05

Sole Importer and Manufacturer
lEroT Is, 20 q % Beaver Street. New York,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

A CARD.
A BALL is to be given at the ZoMDRo House,
in Oronoco, OH the 22d Of this month. This is
to be the first ola series of annual feaivals by IN
Association duly organized and named the
- Zombro Pioneer Association"
Capt Jas. GEORGE. Esq, will deliver an ad-
dress prepared for the OCCASION, and Mr.. GEO
YouEG-a Violinist Of great excelence-withhi his
full band is engaged for the night. Mr.. Hicks
will provide supper. and these who know him
need no guaranty that there will be enough and
tospnre.
It IL hoped that the affair will prove credit to
the Association. and the undersigned believes il
will be satisfactory to all participants.
A general invitation is hereby extended.
23w2 Fl. GALLOWAY, Scc'y. Z.P.A.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

re- An Irishman applied to work his
passage on the canal and was employed to
lead the horses which drew the boat-on
arriving at the place Of destination he swore
"that no would sooner 60 on foot than
work his passage in Ameriky."
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

~ That was keen reply Of the
bnxom laseie to little pigmy Of a man
who solicited 4 matrimonial connexion.
'Oh, nor said tho fair lady; Il can't
think oft for moment-the fact is John
You are a little too big to put into cradle
and little too small to put into bed
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

~ A Methodist minister writes OF
Bueno' Aynes: II verify believe there is
not. on all tho African continent, tribe OF
nation in more abject state Of heathenism
than are the mixed race of men inhabitine
these old grounds Of the Spanish conquer
ora"
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

@ Mr.. Elliott. the Eronaut, with Mr.
A: L. Carrier and Miss Virginia Hodgson,
who is only twelve years Of age, made q
balloon ascention at Richmond, Virginia
last week, and landed safely the same even.
ing, about eighteen miles from the starting
point. "
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

MA1slhoN1AL.-A young lady" who is
good looking, advertises in the New York
papers for husband. She lives, she says,
in Chicago, has III, 900 in cash, besides re-
a estate in that city. That must be splen-
ded opening for some enterpris'ng young
man. Gentlemen, "pitch in"
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

~ The Milwaukee and La Crosse Rail-
road is now open to Horizon, fifth-three
miles from Milwaukee, and trains a,e regu
larry running twice day. By the end Of
this mouth, if the weather should prove "a
vorable, eleven miles more will be opened,
bringing the road to Beaver Dam.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

~ A gentleman, after complaining
several times Of his termagant wife to her
rich father, was consolsd by the reply that
in his will he would cut her off with shil-
iing, if she did not improve in ler husband:
opinion No more complaints heard Of.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

~ In order that physicians may have uni
form preparations Of Buchu and sarsaparia,
made in a careful manner, with proper proper
tons and specific dose adapted to the various
diseases. II. +. Helmbold is pleased TO announce
his highly concentrated preparations and the
most convenient form in which they can be ex-
hIbfed, and being Of uniform strength, ready
prepared for the patient. can be administered
with more certainty Of success by the practitioner
and with less trouble aud expense to patients
u.der these circun,sta noes this medicine has
been prepared expressly for the use Of the facul-
y. and will no donbt receive their appro patton
and encouragement.
See Advertisement headed Hslmbolds Genuine
Preparations.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13
TOTHE PIRLIC.

THANK my friends and customers for the generosity
j and confidence which has characterized associa-
for the past and desire them that
shall strive 10 deserve more the coming year.
The large increase Of trade enables pur-
chase directly from Manufacturers and Importers
(whO sell Uuiy 10 large sts which advantage intend
share with those who trade with me.
have never believed in the old saying 'there is
friendship i'm trade The result of Business in
Ottawa proves directly the contrary me, and should
continue years longer in business feel that
prove to all customers that there be friend
ship in trade well any occupation OF life and
that all the virtues readily linger around the
around the homestead Of the farmer; the workshop
Of the meceanic the desk judicial
ONE PRICE. SYSTEM.
Treating all alike-the young and Od-the rich and
poor believing in .GtsGt amt erdc Justice.
To those who acquainted with and have traded
with ne, and have traded with me, / only say /
thank you for your Partially; 10 those yet unacquainted
with me-with my manner Of doing busines.-with my
goods and prices, say TRY Me, and you shall not
be dissatisfied. intend keep my stock all times
fall and complete sparng labor to procure and have
constantly on hand everything needful in family and
OF the best quality.
l beginning to receive Spring Goods, and
shall continue receive acCessiOns often twice
month during the entire
With the advantages tina: offer 10 purchasers
anticipate large trade, and the larger the trade the
cheaper shall be able TO sell.
In other columns will be found more particular adver-
tisements OF the various kinds of Merchandise
hand iaP5l ARTHUR LOCKWOOD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13
nlislcllaucoms.
NONTGOMERY'S
Family Provision Store f!
EExCan.sun Nc,r.na.

Il lie subscriber has just received his Spring stock Al
the above Old and popular establishment, compris-
health full substantials Of life His new purchases Arc
nov ar irving from the SOUTH and with his purchases
elsewhere now comprise the largest fullest freshest
and cheapest stock OF Family Groceries found ne
tween Chicago and St Louis. He invites All who A..
skeptca this point 10 call and them The follov
ing articles comprise but part Of Lis t constantly Cd
hand.
Sugar, brown, loaf, clarified, and crushed.
CUfss, Rio and Java.
Noiasses, sugar honse, plantation and syrup.
Candies star, stearine, sperm, and tallow.
Teas, green, black, bohea &c.
Soap, TUsin, CASTLE, and shaving.
Tobacco, Cavendish, fine cut smoking, &c.
cigars, anything from dong nine" a mild four
penny Cuba"
oils, linseed sperm, and olive.
J'0rk lard, t.llow, &c.
Fish, Inakerel, white, herring and trout
Cocoa Nuts, raisins, and currants.
Figs, AT retail or by the drum.
GtHgsr TreSerU.S, very fine article.
Vinegar the best crab and cider.
Ifcl1es, in jars, all kinds, extra.
Iepper sauce pepper, salt alspice, ginger, and ~
other ordinary condiments.
Nuts, Brazil hbert-, almonds, pea nuts &c.
I0ys for children, including cry babies and everything
else from the elephant to Jack the giant killer
oysters, sardines, &c, in
Ida1ieS "a lot Of all kinds.
rails, brooms, mops, &c.
OrGnqes and tenoHs, resh from the South, retail
or Ky the box.
JdDer. ink. pens, and all kinds Of stationery
Ioer shot, caps, lead, and everything in that line.
FiSiig tci from the longest pole TO Ininnow hooks
fIOur, potatoes, vegetables IN their but4er,
eggs, chickens, and all such little arrangements need
Cd in families, always kept when they can possibly BE-
procured for love or money.
Veins.
very lot Of yioins with all the arrangements;
ALSO-CAic1ao ami Ab0n lime and Ce,ne,t toRs<
thor with everything else that be nameCn his line
aud If he is not supplied with the article called for hS
Ottawa, May 81. 1876 R. MONTGOMERY:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13
Iron Railing Mandatory

Gus ORR MILLS !!
THE sltt-rl5@-s t1 % inform the citizens of Ottawa
! farr= aca ne 7-Fla generally, that they have
fitted up 'te.. MI hitherto suoNa IS the oil Mill
FIGURING I-, ~ ca-ae It new. superior, and ample
nachin ~ I1s- ~gr-- scceats ere expressly adapted
70, and u-=9- g view - zen -eTI. Il superior
ssSE'sEit MILE.
WherF re farmers ra9e their grinding, OF every
riety- done e&Pedtlcus!y and promptly. We grind
Wheel Corn, Rye, and Buckwheat, having machinery
adapte1 20 each aud she machinery being all new, and
under tas management Of experienced mlers,
cOnfden; ~ being able give satisfaction in all cases
We invite farmers 20 give trial, AT least.
Citizens OF O.-2wa respectfully informed that we
are now prepared to furnish them with superior article
of superne Flour; also Buckwhea aud Rye Flour Corn
Meal, Bran, and other Feeds, all of which will be
promptly delivered in any part Of the City,
CHANGE slate will be found at the store of J. G. Nat
tnger where orders be left for delivery during the
day.
Wanted.
Any quantity of good Winter Wheat also Flax Seed,
Rye Buckwheat for which the highest price will be
paid in Cash at the Ottawa Custom Mills West end of
the Hydraulic Basin. Oct 10 Schultz NEWMAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13
JOHN PERsEANtTs.
Merchant Taller, Clothier. and Gentle
mems Furnishing House,

4: his Cd stnd ,rsst ia. Of r.s Square ongcs- tie
COLFt House.
II ETURSs thanks 10 the citizens Of Ottawa and IS Wei
nifty Cor their liberal patronage for The past year and
inform. friends and the Pshc that he has just
turned from the East ard i nov receiving variety o.
SUMNER GOODS of the -:e.: sJle- and hes; r1aau.zc-
tnTe.
His Stock consists Of French and German Broad cloths
every color black and fancy French, English and Ane
ricau DOesEins and Cassiere= DE2bita Cloths All ccs
Bucenas Cleth. in variety q coors black and
figured silk Satin and Velvet Ne=tiEgs, white bln- and
figured Nar-ecs Linen Coatincs, and every ;9n
OF Goods adapted TO the summer trade
He also keeps hand stock Of EfADh MADE
CLOTHING which i ami made Up under his oWa so
peryon and is warranted 20 wear better than any III
ported Eastern work
Hi. stock o! GENTLEHEN'S FURNISHING GOODS i
new and very best quality, and will be sold al tie
lowest possible figures
He invites the public TO call and examine before pur-
chasing and tcy viii find j; their advantage to have
their Clothing made in seryiceable and fashionable
manner. lie keeps none bat the best workmen, and all
made his establishment warranted 10 SUIT
AL orders for making Clothing, when per
sons furnish their Goods promptly attended to- and
garments every kind Will he cut for customers wishing
to get made elsewhere and warranted TO TT pro-
perry made apo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13
La Sale Street Drug Store,
L. VI. McARTHIrR.

II AVlNG purchased the entire stock ofdrugs,
l ] medicines, oils paints, &c, formerly own :
eG by Hunter & Toombes, would say to his
friends and The public generally, thai he will con.
llnue the drug business at the old and on La
Sale St, two doors North of VI. II. Swlft's law
office, where Will be happy TO accommodate
all those who may favor him w IN call. Al
persons wishing to obtain pure article in the drug
line. will always be sure TO find it at McArthur's
he Intends TO keep no Other Xxi nd. He
would invite Il attention of the ladies' in partc-
Ular to his stock OF Iertumery, whichis the best
and most extensive eySr offered in Ottawa, vary
ing in price nd quality TO suit purchasers. lie
has also large and beautiful assortment Of
lamps. lanterns, chandeliers q sll sizes, from
twenty five cents up to fifty dollars each.
Also hat. tooth. pail. cloth aud paint brushes,
DIAL descriptions. ne sides soaps, shaving creams
polnatums. Ia OIL, combs, pens. ink, paper, en-.
velopes. and host o fancy articles too numerous
To mention. He will keep constantly OIL hand
ssh and glass OF all sizes, glazed ready fer use sat
manufacturers prices.
DR.. Macarthur will continue the practices OF
medicine as heretofore, and may always be found
al his store when not absent on professional bus-
ness. February3.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13
Eeaal ADVERTISEMENTS.

STATE or ILLINOIS, La Sale County and Circuit
Court thereof to Norenber Term, 1856 Elisha W.
Howe rs James l.. Dawes Julia Ann Lamb, John +.
Lamb Mary ]. Lamb, Catherine Lamb Clara A.
Lamb George NJ. Lamb, Julia Lamb, and Martha b.
Lamb-In Chancery -
rT appearing from an affidavit file in the Office Of the
clerk of the circuit court for said county that the
above named James LDawes not OF Is
and the complainant having flied his bill OF complaint
herein and summons having issued thereon accor-
ding to law.
L. Dawes that unless you shall personally beend appear
before the circuit said county the hrst day
of the thereof to be holden at the court mouse
Ottawa said county, the second Monday IN no,
veber next and plead denur, except to or answer sa
compliments bill. will be taken confessed
against by default, and the matters and things
therein prayed for decreed accordingly.
j. +. NASH, Clerk.
Brsusp1I GRAY commits solicitors sept
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Ory Goods.

Comprising mems. "omras ana chiiGFei.s
wear consisting Of The beet styles e prints de
lau-s giughanz, cha liz, lawns. printed Jaco-
nets printed mu4ls, black siIA a.paccas, bOiu5a.
zines chambrays. red. white. blue, yellow, and
gray finnnei- Salisbury ilanue!s a.! children.
b.rached and uub.-lchrd Canton taugrs, sI.k
warp. white fauuels, plain and paid inseys,
apron checks, T, ticking OF all widths anl quail
ties CclOEsi cambTIcs II all co."T-. paper cam
brIcs sIieSia Russian and American CRASH, Ame-
rican and Scot n diaper, birts@ye diaper. dam
ask linen. table linen by the yard and piece,
b.earh-ti and uub.racHrd. b.ra ched, unb.rached ,
aud co.oIed jacquard or cotton tao.c diaper,
WOODEN wosted md cotton CO oTrd table covers.
oil cloth "a bic covers, and uy the yard "a, A..
dnd 6-i brown shlriEg aud -bselIug, some of
them fine some very heavy, and some medium.
h.rached mu-lIUs OF all widths and qualities,
bieached unb.eached. and slai- cOlnred jeans.
mems and wOmens llHrn cambria handkerchief,
some with cO!OIeI orders. some hrms',tched,
aud some palma good STOCK al mems sIlh pock :
ct haudkcrch'-s. OF great variety Of pa tterns and
sizes a great many kinds 81 cotton handksTohicis,
meme black aud co.oIcd sIA cIayats, g.HglIan
worked collars. unJsG-.-cves. about every color .,
width. and siy.e @; ia'!eia. -ltsn. neck and boa
net ribbons, some OF new aHc clio. zee styles.
4 l1rgs assortment 81 Wru.-. wcH'u's. and
chitTeus gloves. consisting ut block, white, ana
co.orrL KID, xix. linen, L...- thread, wo-sted q.
wooden, and cotton also. wOD-a'S black SIX
miiis.
The stock OF hosiery i very large, comprising
mems h.eachrd and brown, mixed and fancy col
orrd cotton tall hose, linen hat hose. superior
arrlcir Tor mems summer wear, woneu's " hlts,
slate, black. mixed and mode coloTs OF all quail
ties children : hIl- and fancy hose.