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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
COURT-Kincs County-GILBBRT

CIpREME C0URT-Kincs County-GILBERT
SP WILLIAMS Executor Of the la.t will and tes's
LONG , Ne q Edward Ions sAd ,.id EDWARD LONG, de-
-sunIaorI oI RshsL (Coa not sel To ID. Do
Sc.An,ts. Ysn sfe h--~by summoned And c5rrst 20
,r.rrT ,ss cor pLir this sica WI vii be hied IN the
a.. 81 ,hs Csrs OF II. Ceupty OF bhts the Ciiy
Tss IN "a. cav Of Brnok'vn sid copy II yosr
~ te sd cop STAT toe - s.crhs' ta-sr cAs-
Ne 80 Pea ,rre, N The Cy OF New 1ofs, via t~sa'y
Re -. =, u th,s suc,mors VOC, eie4nve Il
ke 1,v AZ Iaeh ,..ve. anA ysv al - answer sSs $40 es
psiat wi- the tine ,3.s.sl t5s P.Inrrs ~ tah asIon
MI apply II, vi ;se relief deIEaa ist ~ ne CON
-Ds IA july ]. l15s - - ,..
Tie ccuK 10 Ills seton bed IN ne Oilso -
Celk The Conn, e KiDFs ,br - cav o. Dreul'
1870. 5. ". l. Y 4 GAINES, PlAlA41 AilHA'S'
isu9lss5-F
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GUpBI Me COURT.-RALPH MEAD, Ed
OWN MEAD RALPH MEAD, j., osAQIAa NJ 40 .ad
EDWIN HYDE ssGust WILLIAM HARRISON snd SIM
EON ID MOODN-SuIlu Tor demand coGtTsc
To Esd Gtfuda1;s-SD You Are ieltby slnnoued 70 an
swer the In this action u which copy here nth
slYod upon sEd copy Of your At
ofrc NJ - Waist. NeEVUIk within twsry days afT the
hereof exclusive Of the jsv " sgOh tervice sSi you
& he compsnt sifesst toe psiuh. siu sse
ads ssins for The hundred dolsr ,sd
tho oin day e. phi thousand eight hundred
ard ffr,x heE3r tie 4 t1S scon Ds 81 New YORK
Sept %, !s-e. sItAhI MhIItdtAp
PiartiAs At-ork
he ,h,-.men;ion.d complaint Sled in oe the
C.eri efthr County Of Sew-Yo-k 6th Jspu.Ty, 1857.
nel.reulis STUART WHIT HEAD At;orn-ys
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS

lh1D FOR TRlAL-The Coroner's Jury, IN the 80
OF He 6ssh Louise Sehulcr IN a. bokeu rendered ,.rAs
shc Der death from CLOVIS naed ~ p<r.a
persons knovn 10 ne iory bat beloved 70 % FEek
Keller md ls wife who custody Justice Forster
u;cd them 20 Bergen jail 70 await tho sson q the Grad
JCry.
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CUPRFME COURT-CTTY and COUNTY Of

- EEW-YORK.-HUGH G. CROIlER sgsinst JOHN NC
AULEY Summons for money demand on eoaIrsc.tOo
no, ,eryeol-ro JOHN MCAtLgY defendant: fJa are
hehy Summon asd required 70 the complaint IA th
action which viii he hcd IN TIE Once Of the Iiek o. me
Cry and County Of New York lis office in the City Hail. IN
the Cy Of NSwYoTk AID TO serve copy Of year oseI 10
Inc sd rnt or the tubssrbeT his Ocs No Is Chsn
bts sIoet said city within days aneI the service oil
ts summons ycH usiye Of The day % 'nch .e oe
AID II YOU tail ~ the sAd cnplnt thin the time
lfor,sd the plaintiff f this sction vii take Jud9ment against
you fo tie sum Of sye hundred aud seventy vuT 7o do
from the 18th dsy of January, thoas.ud esa
hundred and fyseyeu beside the CO.'S Of this action
Dated New Yo1k Jtssbry a. lS57.
II +. TOWNSEND, PantiA'. Attorney.
The complaint in the above action July lied in the caee
Of the C,rs cf the City ami County New YORK on TIE I'd
day Of jan 1851.
las I.WtwfF H. 2. TOWNSEND, Psr.iFs Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

FOREIGN CT RRENCf.-lnstyUcuons have been giveu
20 re ey ssieis upon the Jersy City Ferry Ake tho
Srsri.h cor a. the reduced vs9e " cents for qassrs
.hi and eeus fcT 'xPeuces Yesterday tss ~
.'rucfious went into eTrct.
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Copartnersbip Notiees.

TJ,HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
Ltas.n IN. ,ubscrlers under the firm Of CAPE TROW-
RpInGg Co this day dsoyed by mutual consent George
A Tfev bridge refining
ciPr 4 lloyd HANNAH NJ CAPE,
GEORGE A. TROWBRIDGE,
Hsr.yori Jan. T. 1857 BENZ. w FLOYD
The ppder,sned have this day formed Co PARTNERSHIP
order the firm Of CAPE x FLOYD. and will continue the
SMOKED MATS and PROVISION BUSINESS at the old
sand No Fulton Market and Nos 81 and So Alenst
nsI Of BroOmsst. HANNAH NJ CAPE
BENZ w. FLOYD.
Rer.York Jan l5 1851
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Professional Notices.
Bnil0ins Alaterials.

LsNCAUSTIC TILES-FOr Vestibules, Halls,
II Hesrths Dining rooms ConserysoTies &c. GARGKIRK
OFsIhEEY-TOPS, DRAINPIPES, &c. For sale BY
MILLER 4 COATEs No. 279 Pesrl-st.. NY.
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Goal, ST.

II NDLJNG WOOD.-Best quality Virginia
IN PINE seasoned OAK and HICKORY at lowest prices
Orders per post promptly delivered.
HARRISON L SON, No. $50 West 18th at.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-23
<l.N Ns,sRN naaIraa

IIAEkkIeuN BEIAEEN FRONT AND
Ill -ecaad stres,~. ~" -gmsFr below 'hc ferrs
IAaa4A. kietef. lio.fietet
IA4s lausN H. ~ tAc lnost Pleasant los asions
eoina4alai4.. .ac Niem Ut i Mlssls.ippi river ad
Eoc.. ls.a.d isa--f
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THREE SECOND HAND ENGINES FOR
sale very lva Is
JAIME D0SSEIIY LEA
j~asliwtf Corner Third aud Rock Island ste
ATTENTION! ATTENTION,
y. q. S1gOWEYH
Foundry, s1NehtMe Shop,
IRON WORKss
THIRD STREET, OPPOSITE THE CATH.

j DLfC Burial Gronna
superior steam Engiaes frun Ave Ia ~. hundred
horse pover Engines. isiL.-, rlaners, Gri-t MIL.
All descriptions Of Mil Work done promptly aud 10
the best manner. Particular attention paid To- Re
pairing Machinery.
Persons requiring ShaftIng will Gnd his Adius,
Hanger and sssfoling Boxes superior 10 any thina
IN
He !. sole Agent In the wesi for the manufacture
~ Mrtord's celebrated Anti Friction Horse Power
superior machines for the purpose intended Tt.
siettion OF Farmers - Particularly requested .,
ihn~e labor saving machines
Also orhsm~ntai Hsus. Castings Of ysriou. dc
signs and superior nni.h Caps stll. Bracket.
Iru~.r- Ae-, &c, made 10 order. Of III. latest ard
beet patterns
1.-Two very superior Steam Engines for sale
fraMf
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Fresh Groceries nj Wholesale !!
sM'C0rM n ErOef.
t-geceasar. II Ry M s NJ GarnA
No. Front street, aud IeSee.'
RE DAILY RECEIVING FRESH SUP.
= FLIES - tho.cr uraterp. and making ar
ltHscrasi.i- for heavy ad.lf tsh -tpct has : :a
t5aiisi.ec iha, thss ca supply the Merchants ara
sf9ecrSsn,H with III the various ariielt. VI. th.it
snF favorable terms eaui,lhg costs Than H.
xaiNs 70 = Louis Chicago
IL addition a. 4. heavy ard mpi~te -;rck of GRO
CEEiis> ~uid eat Tho attention % dealer, and
builder. To- his stock - NAILS Of ali sse- ana
erst brands At.e GLASS W ail -igr- beet qualitg
4 single AID double crown
We Keep csns,aaily 90 hnud supply 81
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
from tie Ma4aoketa IA:oa Mis- wh.e4 3 Is =. ..l.
II the cheapest rate.
4 suo,4, deliver u IT, city icaler, free u
charge
nt>>ol.t Tips THE FIRM or RYAN &
IL .sLAR<itt tho Gra.cry Iu-il.ss. va. dissolved
D. she iitha MAJ, Nj Thas scott haxims pureha.r
Mr. Hya = iatcrest The nrm Viii hereafter be Nc.
GAEs ScOrF, who will cosaacf hu.lne.- al the old
taad, NJ frnat street, and Lsvee We will col.
eet r.. claims aud -, a.. iebis u The late irm.
Jandaf
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yotcls.

1,usNEk pI HARRISON AND FRONT
sci. ,4e ss,aage d.. the Ste an Packet aud
istss Iaa4ia, ! ! Humphrey 80, ftvPrlators,
IS fo-FssiIB3s a.iteeaee u thea E-sivi freud.
sd tis pah.se .ossraA that fisl Aas" purchase this
IAkoL Nm HOTEL.
a #A3 aaozs tI.aa l.af 70 IS former sEs as1
S4as ~ ht4sd agd - fu4 sGshed IA. satire house.
PEs lis9ss W n i.g EH Say It kR1st~ peasant
srS - 81 aim 10 lvrt ,oattuusges VI Tie p4tro..
I 49, lhstaiis hcs'snei atan ihria heretofore
iai- fNUets ~ ~ e tAsaa Pleasant locations III
b.Kealt comma 4st. a 0f "a ftser If Rock
I-!a44 cltA .Asl II wa tsf' A. .astEanE feiFsif
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-23
= a RETIRED PHYSICIAN WHOSE

IN RGtthEb PHl SIiI1N WHOSE
4 n -ands Of life have nearly fuR ont dl.eov
4 cred while Ia the Es.t Indie- a certain cure ~
4 Consumption Asthma. bronchitis. Cough. Cold.
and sehsra Debility The remedy was dl.rox
erred ~ him WHEN his only ehid daughter Was
given mp Ia die lie had heard much Of IL. wonder
fnl restorative aid healing qualities Of Preparations
made iFuin the Eas' lndia Hemp. and the thought
oseuft.d t. hlm tia, be might make remedy 81 .
etld lie studied hard aud succeeded Ia rcaltsiI !.
his wishes His eAlld was cured, aud il n0w ali,e
nnd We'll H. has since administered the wonderful
remedy e thousands of sufferer. H. a faf,s II thu
world aud he Tia. failed III makia. tho III crf4
prtels hsaltk, AID happy Wishing "a 10 ~ nrch
good a. posslble h. viii send 80 saeL " ID. afetS
feilcw hviags Request H. this recipe With nf agI
explicit dre.;ot- for making il up aud .rrre..f'l,
n-isw Il He requires each applicant % i.close lin,
shilling cents 20 he f.igYAel as ro-tac an
the recipe. and the remainder q y APPLIED 10 the
psymsIf VI this alvertls.Msas
Address In II JAMES q
No - Grand street. jersey City New ,Tersey i
y. B-Dr IL jaime. ha. Hesths- oficr nor agent Il
IN New n erk az ~cme have pretended md ads.r \
t-esi The recipe . .cui from 10 rlare hut NJ \
- Grand street. Jersey City. y J icsslAlf
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VI. pALZELL, Jg. a 60.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers
FaHflsss applied shsri ra,ies
WE ARE Now IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH
w supply Of every article usually kent In our
Lane Ihankfn ~ psst patronage would ask a
continuance ~ same
New Orleans
oranalatod
isga.,s aud Ground
MbLAs-Es
Imperial.
Guapowdrr
All grade. aud qualities.
Baltimore Us rtcrs. Lobster. Clans salmon and
-aFdlhes ~ Cans superior article and warranted
Preserves ielli.r, Urrksu-, Eagiish Pickle. Olis.
~ Topper sauce, heiehur., Se.. la Gla..
sinrr-, Tomatoes, Peaches. Harsc kadi.h, Herbs
aAd Powders ln Cans
Mustard, spices, Chocolate, Brnma Sage canary
-etd learl Basi,l Ground Rice FaTil4a rsleraiu.
Starch. ~@ia. Extracts Of all kind- Maccaroni Ner
IA. ee.A Fancy Soaps, brushes, Baskets kc
,andea Pour Corn Meal, Hotniny oai Meal SC
l.ouI~t tc attnrnt Nails, Glass, Ae 40
cal AID cXstniu~ our stock which We will warrant
- aiNc satisfaction.
NJ DALzEIL III 4 co
- .or Second aud Perry street
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wAfSON'e
Fifteen Dollar EcWIne uachlnes,

fI1teen DoIJaf NeWi0G uochlnea,
THE CITIZENS or DAVENPORT, AND
Ladies especially, respectfully invited 10 cell
=, the lie Claire Hoase, Paror No L. to witness the
operation Of
Wafso~'s Celebrated ti3 fsriiy Ss~inS Maekfses
II win be on exhibition at the above plsce, fer
lew days, afording fue opportunity for all the eli
This Machine l. admirably adapted 10 all kinds OF
FAMILY sewing " !. simple Ia lts construction easily
oPc1Men Rot Table To get out 81 order and viii d.
as much work IN single day n. the meet expert
sesstess can do In twenty, with her needle, and u.
salm Tor the low price Of Finccn Dollars
The subscriber has purchased the sole right for
the state OF Iowa for the sale u the above Ceebra
ted sewing Mschine. County Rights for sale, by
applying to lac Ia person, or by letter
have is.ade asrsr gcmeut- with NJ q N sho,.y
81 Ia. export, for the manufacture Of the above Ma
chine In unlimited numbers
ics,lkw,f IOUN 4 warfrv
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~ .sss-:.s - ...,...sEfs
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
IN AND AFTER MONDAY JUNE FIRST
" aad uptil further Notice, rrat.i. vii leave Rock
l.lasd daily t~ahday. rxe.picdl ~ follows
1t Day Express a1d Mai train NJ 10 II \ VI
~ Night Npfe.- ~ ss--..-s-- % U ~
sd Freight and 20 class rArr ...4a#. s..s - T.
Fraa. arrive At Rock lsia -, daily Sundays *
ceptsd, n follows
Isl Night EXPIRES. NJ ..... s...@.. TsaA
"a Daily EsVre-s and Ma ai........ss.. $50 4
81 Freight atd - tta.. csFs NJ s--. ~ -
Al ,raa- THIS .alA are lh stlrrts r48utNt4ar
nj 1aicase With traia- ptpr t.h the dEFhi "a south
era ard Michigan ctaira {: 20 aad fran brir"it
I"seia Cleveland tatnHsas ,iarta1etis flti .NuF.
panki-s, Ruiala. Niagara Fal. Ailney, New NUfk
IhilaJelFha, Hsitnltsfe aiai Wa.hiusf'u Alsh a.
La Sale atih fra.4. - the lliapi. ttufrai Read
North 70 0a,eaa and south u ~ Isput- aud 'aira
g Which places ticket. caA ~ procured 81
/, HENSON,
Ticket Agent. 4. Depot. II
Passengers reminded u ;hs Necessity ~ gsilf
a -s.3rt directions the r.'iaatua - their ha.
rAge ass, ~ pTpcure ticket. before tax ~ d,
us ears, n. the eoaaeior. collect farce utfs sta
tlo4- "a the .gae Ut the chicago aNd Rock i.laad
RAILROAD
JOHN TRACY sapsril,easicit \
W II WBtTsAN, A--i snpt
Rock Island, ApFtl ~. 1885,
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sPECsN. NOTICE.
New York 4 Erie Rail Read.
!fe N0 $780, .ssssis5s. .s.--..x,
SPECIAL. NspI


DIY YOUR THROUGH TICKETS To MEN
- YORK, Bssi"H, Phl.aleipAta aid NFw IA.ia
tftiu- Ma igi- route
az ~elty tWo I4iies distance saved
A. Through ~ New yvrA ,aiy w,thau' change y:
~ The only route ~ New ! a. Cf, kariHs vid.
sBa spacious sa.sos. lags
TINS Las .xte "a. IL Duakiik. Buiia.a an Magyar
ksa., with a. ashroAen wiae uaase eonHer'lAs al
DaaAfk directly with ~. rFa4- from GlasrlaaA.
Ciae4nuati aad Chicago IN. Lake Shore Railroad
T. Biiisio, VA the Duf'a.O = New York Gay Rat,
Road aaS44s alEsci connections with al STEAMER
oa Lake Erie from Cleveland, Toledo aad Detroit.
also With the iishAo s.d LAX. Huron Railway from
Detroit aid thieagu
To assra Fa4I. VIA Gaaaraal.ua ard Niagara
FANS Iissa a1aa making direct s1..sr,ic.. with a.
Igsaas uA las Great Western kaltwa5 from DeiFutt
aid salcasr thus aa'fdla. the travelling pab'is H.
ryaiicd facilities
~ besto.4 Passengers eaa stag IN Nav foFA CITY
ANY 1sAg'h ~ time ard their journey pea
suse ~lfnoui extra ehsrgr
SIS Iar,ugh Ises.t- faf sa's IN I'll the primo pa
Western Esil Road gsNgr.
lCfsFr ~ low AZ - as u'hes route
HOMER kAM~pEtI
IF SMITH Ueazi Agent rfr.t
b ildxwly Cleveland, - MAJ 18th. isSs
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Fer sale.
GOO LOTS IN MTCHELL1S ADDITION

WV never sefarc offered Thsy embrace esery
variety The beautiful level bstxeen F,th ard
E1xhth streets, ihrn stretching away Tor several
squares on the Fette sor~s on The Lufs aud fefmI.
hating on the bread plain beyond Macy Of ihese
afford the anrss We've of Landscape ard river aud
are covered with tho natural growth Of young Tim
Der so desirable for residences The Undersigned
the sole agents for the safe Of these ois and would
invite the attention Of all 10 this rare opportnri IL
for making profitable investments aud seeuria al
themselves henutiful hcmes
DIAL d MEYERS
n W Cor Of seeaad and Brady sta,
TIA In StaIts
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-16

NOBLE GENERosITY.-The Reads
ing PA Gazette tells a story about G.
Nelson Smith, editor of the Johnstown
Allegheny Mountain Echo, which dea
serves record. Mr.. Smith was once
on time jour printer at Louisville,
and being about TO start for New Or
leans, he met on the wharfa poor wis
dow with two children. They were
completely destitute, and he relieved
their necessities by giving them all the
money he had, which necessitated his
working his way to New Orleans, more
than thousand miles, on coal boat!
MIR. Smith has been elected to the Le~
glslatnre of Pennsylvania three times.
and if his head is as clear as his heart
is warm, he certainly deserves it.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-16
: Z PIAQUEMINE. PARISH OF IBERVILLE La DEC ~ 1857

$50 VINO ARE ARIsFoCRATs3- Twenty
years ago this one made candles; that oue
sold cheese and butter, another butchered,
fourth carried on distiIIefy, another
was contractor on canals, others were
merchants and mechanics. They are
acquainted with both ends Of society, as
their children will be after hem, though
II will not do TO say it out loud. Fer
often you shall find that these toiting
worms hatch butterflies and they live
about year. Death. brings division of
property, and it brings new iinanciers; The
old gent is, discharged, the young gent
takes his revenue and begins to travel
towards poverty, which he reaches before
death, or his children do if he does not
So that is not hereditary; it is accessible
to all. Three good seasons of option
will send generation Of men up--a
score of years will bring them all down
and send their children to labor. The
father grubs and grows rich-his children
strut and use the money. The children
in turn inherit the pride,and 90 to shiftless
poVerty:next, their children, reinvigorated
by fresh plebian blood and by the smell of
the clod, come up again.
Thus society, like a tree, draws its sap
from the earth, changes it into leaves and
blossoms, spreads them of to fall to the
earth, again to mingle with the soi, and
at length to re>appearin a new dress and
fresh garnlture.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-16
SPECrAr Nnr1e,rsa

The privilege of yearly advertisers IS strictly limited 10
sheiF own immediate and regular business; and
ness OF an advertising firm considered Including
that of its individual members
Merchants others advertising by the year will only be
aloWedthe space of half column in the paper at the
rates ut present charged them BY this paper.
Calls on persons to become candidates will be nscredas
other advertisements.
Adyertisenlens ef two columns width viii BIZ charged
treble the usual rates, s e @ ~
advertisements not rlfed on the copy for specified
will be inserted till forbid and payment exaeted
And hnaily-Al communications for this paper, OF any
sad every character whatsoever intended promote
private ends or 4nerests of individuals corporations
ieesoE SC hoolE. viii be charged as advsrtisements
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-16

ga Judge in Indiana threatened
to fine a lawyer for contempt of court
Il haye expressed no contempt for the
court" said the lawyer; con the con-
trarY, I have carefully concealed my
feelings"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-16
As WTIBEI,
CabImef Maker

4 GaDHNef Waker.
Grateful for pastfavors, respectfully informs his
friends and customers and the public generally,
that after temporary absence from his old stand
on Plaquemine sweet, opposite the market house
he hasagaiq returned to it, where he expects now
to remain, He continues to receive from New Or
leans and Cincinnati, large additions to his stock
OF Furniture of all Kinds,
which willbe sold at his usualIow rates.
Old Furniture takeuin exchange, or repaired
very.low prices.
He also makes COFFLyS of every style at the
shortest notice. He has alwayson hand complete
setts Of Fisk's Patent Metallic Cofins, and keep
Splendid Hearse. Prices moderate oc15
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-16
hasuerusp the shOenAker of 3eru-
SALEM


Every one has heard Of de Wandering
Jew, but as the particulars Of the legend
may not be quite so well known. There
are several versions Off Matthew Paris,
monk Of st. Adams, reports one which
was. cnrrept.in the East during the thir-
Geefth century. I'll runs thus:
This year eI229( All Armenian arch-
bishop came Is England, 10 visit tile
relics OF saints and other venerable places,
even as he had done in other countries.
He bore letters of recommendation from
our lord the Pope to the religious and
prelates Of this kingdom. Having re-
paired to ST. Albans, to offer up prayers
at the shrine ofile English pFoto martyr,
he wa received with honor By the abbot
and1fbe convent. In the course of his
soiourn here, he ingul9ed particularly of
his hosgs concernsng aaesrites. and usages
of England; and lrn, be related to
them many Ira own country.
He vas euestIe ng. other things,
about that FAM Dh who has caused
SO much talk alloag lnen---that Joseph
who was present at the Passion ofChris!,
) g-.s jE
and who yet exists as living witness of
the Christian faith. He was asked if he
ever had seen him, 81 heard anything of
him. An officer Of the aFehbishopss suite,
bis interpreter, d uativeof Antioch, who
was known 10 Henry spigaFaei, one of
the lord abbot's serTaats, replied 10 the
French language, that bis muster knew
this man perfectly, and that he had even
entertained him at bis own table a little
time previous to his departure for the
west.
The Armenian's story as To what passed
heswsen Joseph and our Saviour u as
When Jesus was borne along BY
Us from the praetorian 10 the place
ixion, Cafiaphilus, one Of Pontlus
door keepers, pushed him sharply
beAsgss, saying, 10 j contenfptuous voice
'WaIk faster, Jesus, why dost thou tarrY
Then answered the Christ with seveta
aud sorfoWfai look: Il walk as it II q
ten, and shall rest ere long, bds Ilsou
shalt wait my coming. AT that lime Of
ta Passion, Caraphilns was thirty years
Whenever he attains his 6fieth
he falls into kind Of eestacy, from
he awakes restored again to youth.
converted 10 the Christian faith,
baptized by AHnannias, the same
wAo baptized Paul, receiving in baptism
the name of Joseph. He resides gener-
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a. WTE 3D. ER q,
RENaEUsfer EBcmfsae.

LNTANT reeonnaissant des faveurs possess qui
IL liza recues informe respectueusement ses
anlis ct le public general qu'apres une courte
absence de son depot usuel sur la rue de Plaque
mine, vis-a-vis lie marche, il est retabli, ct il
espere demeurer-il reeoit toujours de la Nile
Orleans ct de Cincinnati, des assortment de
MEUBLES DE TOUTES DESCRIPTIONS,
quill vendra has prix CONNIE d'ordinaire
II prend en- echange des vieux meubles, ou il
les repare bon marehE.
II fait aussi des cercuels de toutes descriptions
pur demaade ct toujours su main des cercuiels
satentesde Fisk; il aussi un corbillard; prix
modefes. noyS
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-16

U In ancient days the celcbra;ed
precept was %Know FhyseIf" In
modern times it has been supplanteJ by
the far more fashionable maxim,
Know thy neighbor and everything
about him
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CARONDEAET REFINERY.
LAUVE'S
B1-sUEPETTH OF LIME.

TFNHE article which manufacture this year is
1 Of uniform strength and purity and inferior to
none.
At s5 per barrel, guarantee it to weigh s 10
degrees Baum6.
You will find all the bung holes sealed to pre-
vent evaporation, and every barrel in fine order
Planters who are now using Bi-Sulphite of Lime
Of other factories, will find it to their interest to
try some of mine. Remember that my price
is 81 per barrel less than that of Others in these
hard times it's some inducement. Planters can
send me their orders directly OF through their
merchants. ULCER LAUVE,
Agent and Proprietor, No 80 Carondelet ST.
nov Pm New Orleans