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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-19
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1AU letters, communications or notices sent
TO this paper, and intended TO promote the in-
1erests or CRAFTY the s0ishes Of an individual, a
party or a corporation, nil be charged as ad-
1ertiSementS.s
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Books.
Jewelry! Jewelry!

CTOCKLEY & DELAVALLADE would beg
~ leave to call attention to their superior as
s~ortn1ent of Jewelry, consisting of
Diamond Pins, Diamond Rings.
Gold Bracelets, Gold Rings, Gold Breast
pins for Gents, Gold do. for Ladies;
Breaches, Clasps, Buckles, Sleeve and
Collar Buttons, Gold Pens and Holders,
and a large variety of other articles, warranted
FIRST quality, and for sale CHEPE Rthan any
house in town. au22
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
For Assessor.

10 We are authorized to announce U. S.
HAASE as a candidate fol- Assessor-election
next November. feb7 F.,
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TO EzzH PUBLIC.

TN consequence of the competition of Auctio
J. neers, notice Is hereby given to Administra-
tors, Tutors, Executors, and all other persons in
terested in having Succession Property sold, that
| will make such Sales on MORE reasonable terms
than any Auctioneer in the Parish.
feb14 JOS. II. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-19

LEMON JUIeE IN DRoPs9.-Eemon are re-
commended for ,dropsy ia a Russian medical
journal, and are saidto be beneficial In The most
hopeless cases. The first day one lemon was
given, after taking The peel of, and cutting it
up into small pieces, in sugar--the two follows
ing days three were given, and afterwards
eighteen every day. For nourishment meat
was given. In every case The water came off
the seventh day.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-19
PIaquernIne Female Seminary.

THE next session will ommenc on THURS.
l. DAY, 1st OF OCTOBER NEXT, under
the charge of Rev. C. G.. and Mrs. SEL1Eck, aid
ed by Mrs. ERNsr formerly Miss Hammsnd)
and Mile. RABIGLIA, both well known as success
full teachers in this institution. Parents holding
Scholarships can then have the privilege of pla.
cling their children at this school, on the terms
specified in the Endowment Circular.
TERMS. per month
Boarding, (bed, furniture ard washing
inciuded.) eI6
Tuition in French and English, 90
Primary Department, 9
Junior do 6
Senior do 3
Music $7-use of instrument 81, s
Latin S3-Drawing 50.
Incidental expenses per month, 50 cts.
Payable quarterly in advance.
Boarding pupils must furnish their own tow
els and table napkins, and a silver fork and spoon.
These and all their clothing, to be distinctly
marked. gep5-2m
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-19
"a, R. MTwcHHEE-

Attorney and Counsellor at Eaug,
HAS located permanently at Plaquenline,
- Parish Of IberviIle. Will give prompt at
tentlon to all business entrusted 70 his care. in
the Sixth Judicial District, comprising the parish
es OF l~berviiie, East and West Baton Rouge-and
also the Supreme Court at New Orleans. sel2.
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For Recorder.

Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce my name as a
Candidate for the Office of Recorder at the ensu-
ing election. ADONIS PETIT.
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Justice of the Peace.

MIR. Editor Please ANNOUNCED OSCARLAUVE
Esqr., as a candidate for Justice of the Peace for
End Ward. Isep191 HIS FRIENDS.
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=. D. KENDALL,



WILL attend punctually to all business en-
w trusted to his care between Donaldsonville
and Baton Rouge. Any order left for him at
Hart, Austin & Cos, will meet with immediate
attention. sepl2.
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For Sheriff.

Mr.. Editor: Please announce me in your paper
as an Independent Candidate for Sheriff.
jan3l J.. M. RILS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-19

BLedru Rollin, Mazzini and Others, said to
have been engaged in the conspiracy against the
life of Louis Napoleon, have been condemned.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-19
For Coroner.

We are requested to announce J. A VOIsTN
as an Independent Candidate for Cononer at the
ensuing November election. my26
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SOUTHERN SENTINEL,

p We aOish 1t to be distinctly understood that
no announcement Of a Candidate for Office viii
be inserted IN this paper, an5ess accompanied
Nth Tie cash, $40:
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-19

IThere are one hundred and twenty-five
eating houses in Boston, with a daily income Of
$4,000, derived from $4,000 customers.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-19
Nicolas Biehler
Barber, CupDIRg and bleeding.

Barber, CWPDEaB anu BEGGUEHga
rTAs opened his shop in Keller's new house,
IIopposite Kahn;s store, where he will be glad
to see all who may require his services in either
Of the above branches. He is sure that none will
bedispleasedwho may require his services. JED
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Eew Orleans aud Bayou sara.

~AA~e4S SA0 ~0yWA SSE0u
u. S. MAIL LINE
D. CARD.-The splendid steamer
saanCAPITOL, HoopER, master, Mum
FORD, cIerkJ has agaia resumed her tips in her
old trade, and viii continue throughout the sea-
son. Leaves New Orleans every Monday at s
P. NJ, and Friday at 10 A. II. Returning, will
pass Plaquemine on Tuesday and Saturday eve
nings. Agent J.. a. COTTON,
aus Tchoupitonlas street, N. O..
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-19

GLecompte was run lately for the War
wick cup, in England, and badly beaten.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-19

R17m 3. CAFES & CO., COOP
A=HMI Frs at Brusle Landing. respect
v8N Il fully informs the public in gen.
eral and the Sugar Planters of
Crosse T6te that they are prepared to furnish
them, at Market prices, BARRELS and HALF
BARRELS, which they will deliver at the de-
pot of the Rail Road opposite Baton Rouge, to
facilitate the planters of Crosse Tete. ~sepl2-3t
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-19
Fresh Garden Seeds.

n LARGE VARIETY just received by
n deeI3 CARSON & KEARNY.
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New Fall and Winte1

New Fall and Winter Goods.
WTE have now being purchased by two of
w our partners in the Northern Markets, our
Fall and Winter Stock Of Goods,
which for variety and extent will be unsurpassed
by any similar establishment in the State out of
New Orleans. We ask an examination by Plan
ters and others before making up their orders for
the city. sep5 HART, AUSTIN & CO.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-19
Ladies and MISSES CATERS.

We have this morning an invoice of the above,
made expressly foi us in Philadelphia, now dali
ly expected. HART, AUSTIN & co.
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To Planters

WE have in Store and for sale
w $50 bbls Cement; $50 do Western Lime;
800 kegs assorted Nails;
1000 yards Kerseys and Lindseys;
200 kegs White Lead; 10000 Fire Bricks;
200 pairs best Trace Chains
5000 bbIs Coal; 4 bbIs Linseed Oil;
Q bbls Turpentine-and a complete assort-
ment of Hardware, Crockery and Groceries.
au22 ROTH & DEBLIEUX.
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JUSTICES COURT, I'D WARD--Par,
e. ish Of BeruIle, StGte Of Louisiana.

JUSTICES COURT, I'D WARD--Par-
e ash Of Berrikle, StGte Of Louisiana.
Hart, Austin & Co. Us. Auguste Durand-No.
70.
BY virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa. to me directed
by Edward w. Robertson. Justice of the Peace
In and for the I'd Ward of said parish, in the
above entitled and numbered cause, ] have seized
and VIII offer at public sale to the highest and
last bidder on
SATURDAY, Sd OF OCTOBER
next, 1857, at the Courthouse of said parish. at
II o'clock A. NJ, all the right, title, interest and
clam OF Auguste Durand, defendant, in and to a
certain claim amounting 10 the sum of Forty
D ollars, due by Jules Duraud to said defen-
dant. Seized to pay and satisfy said writ of Fl.
Fa. and costs.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Dep. Sheriff.
Parish OF I~berville, Sept. 10, 1857-sepS
NOUR DE JUSTICE, I'd WARD-Pa.
~ ro'Sse dlberUiIIe, Etat de la Louisiana.
Hart, Austin & Co. as. Auguste Durand--No.
70.
En- vertu dun writ de Fl. Fa. a moi adresge
par Edward W.. Robertson, Juge de Paix en- ct
pour le euxiem district de la paroisse dIber-
VILE, J'al salsl ct JeXpoSeTai en- vente pubIiOue
au plus ofFrant ct dernier encherisseur-
SAMEDI, LIE Sd OCTOBRE,
1857, a II heures a. Nj, a la maison de cour de
cette paroisse, tons les droits, titres, interets ct
pretentions dAuguste Durand en- ct a Ia somme
de Q~uarante Piastres, due au dit Auguste
Durand par Jules Durand.
Salsl pour payer ct s~atisfaire au dit writ de Fl.
Fa. ct les frais.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Dep. Sheriff.
Paroisse dIberville, ce 10 Sept. 1857-sep5
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A1FRED DUrER1EE,-A. L. HAxEs.-R. W. SANDERS.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-11-19
S{lisetIlnneoya:s.
"COnlc Back SOoM."

Such was the exclamation that reached
our ears as we passed along street OF bal-
nimore un evening or two ago. Tile speaker
was a neatly dressed woman, young ana
beautiful. The person to whom she spoke
these simple words, in deep tones Of ,ailec
ton was finely formed man, in the morn
ina of life. But what caused her tears to
fowl Alas! We could not fuil to pc ceiVe
thut the being to whom she had given her
young heart, and who had promised to love-
protect ana cherish her., was vlclim o. the
tyrant-Rum. 'iCdhe back soon!" Win
n half suppressed oath, The promise was
giveu, as he hastiy bent his steps towards
his usual .haunts OF dissipation. "Come
back soon," was again sobbed out from u
breaking heart, os we resumed orr Walk =
A ter our evening meal, we rePa!c',d to- The
bouse of fri nd whom We promised 10
visit, The time flew rapidly by IN familiar
converse, and the hour Of NJ dnisht haa
sounded ere we parted, The sire. IS were
almost deserted, and as we passed 10"
erogrery The sounds OF drunken reve'ry
were heurd within. A man staggered i!lo
the street, followed by a woman' ihey
were the same we saw ut early evening
"Come back sCon!" How anxiously she
had listened for his welcome step! How
long the hours seemed to her waiting neat
.s she watched for7the loved one return!
Midnight comes at last, but no husband.
Hastily throwing on her shawl she wnnderS
through the streets, needless OF the passers
by, and even penetrutes the haunts OF vice
10 save being she loved. better than life
Fondly she clasped the degraded being who
was about to repulse her; when she *
claimed, "Do come home, William; le't
little Ellen all alone" "Little Ellen!'
These two words found way to that mans
heart. He hesitated, and drunk as he was,
his eyes grew moist. Still closer did thai
wife cling; and he was about to accompany
her, when miserable looking man stagsef'
ed IN and said, "Is that you, Bili!--"hy
YOU are stranger. Come, let US 60 ane
take drink, and tulk over old times" The
temptation was strong-there was feariu
struggle in his bosom. Again the invita-
,ion vas given. He was about to YIELD ant
hud already moved step toward the door
when his devoted wife uttered, through he
tears; "Ellen--our child!" Tho cord wa
touched, and with a resolute "No," to hi
tsmpter, which sent d thrill Of Joy to tha
woman's heart, he turned towards his home
who CAT, tellwhat fears agtated that "ite'
bosom 1on their h5meward journey, as tha
husband vowed to drink no more. We say
them enter their own cottage, and, quicken
inp our steps, soon reached our humbl
lodging. se.r,
sour child!" Simple words; but the
.,,,. ,arhaps saved a human soul Bal
1t X. ul ~ w
F-.
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Tie Mother nIoulds the Man:

10 HGs 81 - -. ~ iislo -, r,
, That it is,he mother that moulds the man,
ia q sentiment; illps.rstsd by the following
recorded observation Of a shrewdswrlter:y q I,
.Wben lived among the chOctaw lna.- a.
ana. held consultation with one OF tnelf
.bie,s respecting the successive stages o.
their progress in the ar, Of civilized lie,
and among other things he informed me .l'
cha, hat A. their start, they fell into great mis-
,ats: , they only sent their boys to school ' 7
These boys came home intelligent men men
hut thew married uneduca'ed and u9civlll'
nod wives, and the uniform result was
tbat the children were all like theis lo."
are, Thus the father soon lost all ms IN
,ere.t in both wife and children. AND now
.aid he. ii We would educate but one cias
of our children, we would choose the glr''
for. when they become mothers, they ea'
c,,s their sons. This is the point ana
!. true. No nation cun become fully q
lIph.sned when mothers are not IN 2. Hos
degrees, qualified to discharge the duties .
lie homework Of edacsti0n.' IA
-
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strange Scene Mt a Theatre.

We translate from Letter dated Nadrid.-
Sept. AZ, to the Independence BEIGE, the fol-.
lowing account of a very remarkable Incl,
dent: -. :,
.A ,ols;e, named Fneu,.s wa. lately
co,d ,demned 70 death for having. in a 1T OF
n,ss.ion s,ruck .,,nerior soficsr. Since,
his condemnation his relatives have sought
eva,v rnc,ns Of ,nproacbine tho Queen.
from whose cIemeney, thew WIRE told. ,hey
might hope for his pardon. Last evening,
when the preparations for the execution
were almost completed, the sister Of the y
condemned m. a a appeared before the zarsr. !,
Ella theatre. where. /. was understood, the
Queen was going to see Ristori. the great
Italian actress. / was just going into the
colvseo. when | saw, This young woaaets;
with her hair disheveled, begging tho peo.aa
DIe to help her,, 90 tha. she nigh, lay .hsrss
| na,tion AT Her Maissty's feet. One AZ the
| crowd who ptobsbly knew that the Queen
would not leaye without having an inter.
view with Ris,ori advised the ounforsnAass
| woman TO ,trus, the fate Of her btother o.
| he orea, Italian artist. The advice was
taken. and Nine. Ris,ori, wi.houtwai,ing 10
be summoned by the Queen, and without
changing her dress, hastened before Hsfs1fsE
ies,y after the 6rst act. and presented the
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and could not speak fof more than miA,.
ute. ! kept my eyes liked on hsrzss II
would read her very soul. /, she Psrtalg
'ecovered herself, and replied 10 . nrn
voice; + i.s,.
"WslI' did buy Tour ounces of cnioro-
iormon the gay men'ioneo-- sno WnsI sneh Y
81 simply lwsntedto know, that is aliV y
"Very wsii' Ipi1aVe ersMered your quss-
'lon. have you anything more 20 s,ss esk mer
ies-"sie you fvers Known " sH'
o'ner name 'non sola Leroy
Ins woman glsrec ssms ana maos y"
fePy. p ,
II insist on an ans"er' l copuhueo; =
"No," she repiied' ooiaiy snmmoning Up
all her courage. N-....'':..a. -,
-"No", mudam' ans"e' me' iispn'o' 1a z
stern. voice. "d'd you moi iiVe 10 AiOsuJ :"
lS26-and was NOT your name l0i " 'nsn ns.s"
Morris! It Is no use yot' ue"y'ns '"'
laot. ior l Know aii' = aoueo
She gave one snr'sA' a"u N :" " a.,
heartfsnalng VOICE. -,
"4es-i acA"owieuk' ~ :,
'ne oeed--i "" s"'''S' e s' -.
'heh sue ia'"'eu a"aJ -
" hnu lhus'eI'O1O'' ~
TOOK place IN eoa''' navy .O ~.
remandeo' ono sae "''u''' '"''a -O1,
taken INTO CUSTODY .,
. Inc 'ae' s' tue m0meH' sue A'O 80,
the .oox hnew 5000 ID Pss'enoo - -
M'LeooS mu'oe'sr' '0t sue' "o'.
Sna"' S"" q req Jf'"ys' uo w. - ,aS.
tho case passed seiougn ~, "'',a
mng' ana 'mmeola.ey a'''"su
Ia Leroy was no o'nef 'Aan ~ -
anu a''sr 0''e "au "''.;eSt r.1,,s,.
certe'n 'na' suep wa' ''s Sa'e -"
en 'eea '"ou'u na,e ."'',s. .'ss.;n. ~
no., d" apPsa'0 ~ - ."r II.
- nat 'aho "'s"' ''"a 80, -,
''" :, .., 51 arpI''.1 "'.. ......s,od ,.;,,,h.,
"r. ~ heou n'u 'e'O".' ees1. a.
anu W n'' ".' 1..' ~ .S,.s-
'Ves WY" A'"' 'O"e '",'' w -
sSt'eu "ef' 1Ao - ~, .Ht" 'ae 10y E..m
'e''ef Haa 'Ounu IA n'' oec 'esa ~. -
''a' '''i'e eHe 'teu Ons ~ @.p''r -
purpose, 'na s''sF '1p.' = .'~s
oo'a'ne! on '"''ouu'''o" INV - 20
que "a''eu 'os '"e"'y 'e", '
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NEW SERIES. ---V0L. A, NC. IS. !.
4atdtaI
stray Thoughts.
NJ W. ,rAaAs srARE.

NJ W. tEAAAE BEARE. 800
You and ], funny crsatuIes-are we hotf
Here to-day, Tomorrow
Ever changing this our lot, r
Joy or sorrow, ease or care
Thus we journey on through hfe, ....-
Meeting, parting, friends and foes,
Mingling in the daily strife, Sea-.
sharing in its bliss and woes
Going, coming,
Till We die;
Ever roaming,
You aud l.
You and I, funny creatures-do you doub'r
Remember this when next we meet, 'r
Doubtless, then you'lI nnd il out, ... -r
As we pass upon the street;
Do we smile as brothers sEouldP '
A kindly glance from out the heart,
And drop q word, as Oft We could, 1
Thus show a manly, friendly party ...H
O. Daily meeting, ........ no.
Passing BY, ia.
no Never greeting, ..
You and /.
You and |, funny creaturcs-soon to me
. The hearts last throb will come and co.
And your own will cease I" be ..
A source of life where pleas, res, flow;
Then, smiles that given now, will form
The iris o'er the bouhdlfss sea- .su.. .
Where friends viii gather through the Storm
Reflections there of thee and me
-H,a Whilst all alone Sd.
Those forms will lie,
That once were known
rg s... As you and /. ,.......-.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-08-01

TIE BODY of BENJAMGS CHANDLER ForSp.
Cnlcr date Of July l9ih. the n. Y. 1'nbuac
published the following letter from the White
Mountains
The remains ola man. supposed to be Ben
jamin Chandler of Delaware, who was lost OF,
the mountain in September last, Cor which a
reward OF $500 was offered was found about
O'Clock this afternoon, alb out three quarters
OF mile fr, IN the summit, near the path lea
ding to the Glen House. A Wilmington Del J
newspaper, a gold watch, pair of spcctaclcs
and over 500 in money was found in the
pockets of the clothes, some of it being bills
on Delaware banks. The lining of his hat
was also printed and manufactured there,
which places it beyond doubt that he is the
person. A fearful hail and storm commenced
about p. NJ. and lasted until during
which two men were struck by lighting on
the sonth side of the mountain and about for
tv persons, one third or fourth ladies', were
caught soon after leaving the summit in the
same, and suffered ftarfuly; but all got down
safe.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-08-01
H0YER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE.

TNlllS Hair Dye needs only trial to salts
Il fy all OF its perfection as Il Dye. and the
following testimonial from that eminent An
alytic Chemist, Professor Booth, of the l.. S
Mint, will only confirm what thousands have
previously borne testimony to.
"LADoRAroEY FOR PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY,
st. Stephens Place. {
Ph,i0leLph,o, FEB. l7M, 1857.
"Bcngwrl acquainted with the substances
composing lIovcr's Liquid Hair Dye an,
satisfied that by following the simple dircc.
lions given for its use, it will not injnrc the
Hair or Skin, but will give natural and du-
raDlc color to the hair
JAS. G. Boorn, Analytic Chemist"
HOTER'S WRITING INKS, including
llover'S Fluid and lIover's Indelihc lnEs,
are too well known and introduced to require
any additional testimony Of their character.
The sales have been Increasing since their
first Introduction. giving evidence that the
articles truly possess that intrinsic meri,
claimed at first for them by the manufacturer
Orders addressed to the Manufacturv, No
4l6 RACE Street above Fourth Gold No IA. }
Philadelphia, will receive prompt attention
10y JOS. Z. HOVER,
apr Is ~ Manufacturer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-08-01
LIGHTNING RODS.

NlIE undersigned are now engaged in erect.
L ing Pearson's Lightning Conductors in this.
and the adjoining counties, to which we invite
the scrutiny fall interested in the protection
ofpropcrty and life, or the science of el,c-
tricity. We claim for this superiority over
any other rod ever offered in Maryland or
Delaware.
First, in the improved, solid point Of cop
per and silver.
Second, in the permanent manner it is at
tachcd to the building.
Third, the metal being anncalcd thereby
greatly increasing its conducting powers.
Fourth, il has no electrical connection with
the building to which it is attached
This rod has been sold from Michigan 10
Georgia ON many colleges and pubic build
ngs in the different States. also too many
scientific men who have voluntarily given GER.
tiilcates of its perfect scientific construction.
Over 100000 of these rods have been erect
dand are now standing, (not downD but S,ana-
Ing erect i'll the various States We have passed.
through in the last seven years. An eXami-
nation we think will convince any one.
" All orders left at the office OF The Cecil
Wing, will be punctually attended TO.
HOUSE g. WEED.
Eliton, Md, June Is If
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-08-01

a CHILD DROWNED BY AN INSANE GIRI.--
sad tragedy occurred at the Poor House,
Tamworth, n. H., on Sunday last as we
learn from the Manchester Mirror The s,,.
perl,tcldent Of the farm, MIR. Whiting, was
absent, and Mrs. Whiting, after getting her
infant child to S.ecp, and laying it in the era.
die, fell asleep herself When she awokc, an
insane girl, all inmate of the house, was in
the room crying. Noticing her appearance,
and the fact that her clothes were wet, she
hcihought herself Of her child ard her feelings
can be lnmaeintd VIXEN she looked in the
c ahle aud found her darling gone. She i'm
mttliatclv " ent in search. and found Tho hill |
IN brook near the house, with lis luce down
ward, and life extinct. The crazy girl, to
make sure of contamination of the hor,ld pur.
pose, had piled wood upon the child, and
shut oil every chance Of its saving itself.