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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-02-21
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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-02-21

D7A great deal of discomfort arises
from over sensativeness of what other
people may say of you or your actions.
Many unhappy persons seem to imagine
that they are always an amphitheatre with
the assembled world as spectators; where
as they are playing to empty benches all
the while.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-02-21
For sale Cheap.

THE undersigned offers at a very
l. reduced price, the following property: A
beautiful dwelling house, with kitchen and out
house, with two lots Of ground measuring each
so by 1877 I-2 feet, situated and well located in
Hasseville, corner Merriam and Fifth streets
For terms apply to HENRY AEATs. !
ian-10.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-02-21

GooD.-'Father, what does printer
live on2'
why, childl'
'Becuse you said you hadn't paid him
for three years and still take the paper.
'Wife, spank that Child
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-02-21

p3A lady was asked the other day
why she chose to lead single life, and
replied: Because | am not able to sup
port husband
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-02-21
AUCTION SALE.
WILL BE SOLD
w On Saturday. 9sth inst.

HTILL BE SOLD
w ON Saturday, 9stE inst,
at the Court House in the parish of Iberville,
between the hours of II o'clock A. M. and P.
NJ, for Widow Louis Hebert, the following de-
scribed SLAVES, to wit:
1st. Susan, negro woman aged 3s years, first
rate cook, washer and ironer. ID George, ne
gro boy aged 10 years, remarkably healthy and
robust, and very good blacksmith. Sd. Tom,
negro boy aged l3 years. 4th. Willis, negro
boy aged II years.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-half of the price of adjudication cash on
the day of sale, and the balance payable in one
year from day Of sale, purchasers to furnish their
notes satisfactorily endorsed, and to secure their
prompt payment, special mortgage to be retained
- feb JOS. H. BALcH, Auctioneer.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-02-21
For Sale.

DEMOVAL.-JOHN L. BALCH
LII informs his friends and the public generally
flor whose liberal patronage up to the present
time he returns his grateful acknowledg edgment9
that he has removed his SHOE STORE to the
from schmaIinski's corner, near Front street j3l
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-02-21

m7What poor world this would be
without woman and newspapers! How
would news get about! 1t scares US to
think about it.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-02-21
Etat de la LouisiGne-P PGroasse dIberuille.
Vente de Succession.

I'm yeTtu dun ordre ou decret moi adress6
- par FHon'ble Cour du 6me. District de Pc
tat de la Louisiana en- ct pour la paroisse dIber-
vile, en- date du courant, Jexposerai en- vente
publique au plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur-
Samedi, lie de Mars, 1857,
a II heures A. NJ, les proprietes ci.apres de.
critics appaTtenant la
Succession de feW Julien AHain,
ct a la communant6 qui existait entire lie dit de.
funt Julien Allan ct sa veuve sulvante, Hertance
Leblanc, savoir:
Proprietes appartenant exclusivcment Ia
dlte succession, CONNIE suit:
10. Celeslin, negre age d'environ % ans; Hen.
ry, negre age d'environ 80 ans; Charles, age d.
environ Is ans; Victorine, Agee d'environ 23 ans,
ct son enfant Mary agee de ans; Domithilde,
Agee d'environ IS ans-les snsdits esclayes etant0
tous enfants de Mary qui est mort.
Rose, negresse agee de 40 ans, ct ses deux en-.
fans Philip, n6grilon age de 10 ans, ct Cydalise,
negrette agee de ans; Valmont, nagre Age de rs
ans; Anna, agee de 10 ans, ct son enfant Isaac,
age de ans; Felicite, agee de IL ans; Matilde,
negresse agee de IA ans etant tous enfans de Rose
PROPHECIES appartenant la communaute:
90. Tn lot de caYrueS, un f1uke, une charrue
subsoil, une neule, un lot de pioches, un lot de
conteaux eux mancheS, un lot de panpartants,
des coins en- fer, I'm lot de hAches, un lot de har.
nas, un lot de contres, une scie, tetes de betes
a cornes &c. &c.
Conditions Compliant.
La vente aura lieu sur rhabitation de Messrs.
Petit ct Allan, sur Ia rive dToite du feuve Mis-
JOS. H. ERWIN, Sheriff
Paroisse d'Lberville lie Fevrier, 1857.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-02-21

Somebody asks why we call shrewd man
a man OF gamptiOn,H when silly man is called
"gump!"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-02-21
SOUTHERN SENTINEL.

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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILER -.

TllE subactibcris now prepared, with new Machiae
ry, to buld stationary eng ines from 5tu 100 horse
iowef upon the latcstimprovcd plans aud viii budto
rdct double and siugc portable engines FROM 10 to 10
tOrsG power Rugged upon carrnges with Boiler gcaf
Ing pumps all complete and rendy for action Alsn
s-cynder ueand tubuluthoers cast IRON Coai hrCaku
patented in 1856 for threshiug gram aud knr
iOru aud now madC on large scale for rrcckihg os
ufeaking coal Heavy mining pumps aud FIRE cngincl
tigged complete with double acting forcing pumps al
kinds of mill gcnringtnd house casting made to ordcr
Line shnithg with any desired sizes OF pueys nnishc
with hangers lronplaning done say 94ifeet long A.
Minds OF Iron turnirg heavy press aud other sssa,y
turned with any desired Iitch of bread
The hest Rough Iron tlreshing NIachiuel that ever
consheore the public east lrop and
made to order Lever power, tEain or tread rover
made 10 erncr Also takes orders or the ma.
Chincty HnrrsOhs Htnst pat grain mill 1000 Of
fercdby the PAiehtet loritscqual 1t III grind in poo
fine mca l2j hushclsn one hour Also bolts and
torsall in OrierasoHggles Patent Blower nnrnrtr
eddy @. u Harris 4 Co. the most powe mi uio,nr
now in use withtheleast amount orpowcr one oTLirh
willbc putin use at the Foundry for exhibition - In,
the above works ilbc warranted to be what thcv
sold 1or
Aso-1'ake orders for Scott's Patent BIncksmi,,
Striker and lights to them in he counIrs of oIn
bin MoE our, NorlhnmhG rland LycnmnR Sullivan aud
Clinton, one of which eau be seen nj nv shop.
- LEWIS II MAUS,
hhtth ~ lo9O Bloomsbu G olumhia &C
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26
OF 0ll ON aesr, the great, fret cause
Sptinguisn lieglucl Ul Natures laws.
SUFFE A0J,
WHEN AZURE Is sGUARANTEED III ALL sTAGEs
OF SECRET DISEASES,

OE oBChEl DlDEASDG,
sey Abusc, Ncrrous DebtN Stricures. elects, Gyars
rial hhsamdtiSm, SeycfUid, Pains ~ The bones aud
4nkics, diseases # The Lungs 1Aroat Nose and Eyes,
icptic nus 81 gHa's Dance and all Stseasts atisiig
from deraagcmsHt et the Struot Otgaps
such as Nervous Trembling, Loss of Memory, Loss
Of PLwer General Weakness. Dimnoss Of Vision with
peculiar spots appearing before the eyes Loss o Sight,
Wnketulness Uytpcpsia, Liver Disease, Etuptions
upon the Ce, ram ia the back and head, Female
t'guarilics and all improper discharges ftom both
trNts. II matters not from what cause lic disease
originated however long standing or obstinate the
CHsr rec0rory certain aud in shorter time than
permanent cure can he ecC ted 10y any other treatment
even amer ihe lisrnsC ps ntlo tbg skin of
physicians aud rcSistcd al their Of cure. The
medicines ar" plrasant without odor causing no sick
ness and tree from mercury or halsam During twenty
ncnth many thousands who, IN hG last stages ui the
above mentioned diseases had brcn given to die by
the afflicted, who may place themselves und,r my
care, perfect and most SPECIFY sccfci diseases
are tie greatest enemies IL h'nlt as they are the rs
cause OF Consumption, SctOtula aud many other
eases and should be terror to the human lanty As
permanent cure is scarcely ever ttcciod, major
OF the cases falling irtu the hlnus OF incompetent
persons, who not onU fail to cute the diseases hut
ruin the constitution ing the system with merCuiv
which, with the disease, hustcns tie suiclor into Il
, rapid CONSUMPTION.
hut should Inc disease and the trcamen, not cause
death speedily ana the victim mhtts tile disease is
cniaIod upon the children, VITO are born with lcbli
constitutions, aud the cufuh OF life corrupted ly u
virus which betVhys iscli III SCrouin, 1uurt Glcurf
EfupliohI and craeton5 Of the skin, eyes luuui.
and Lungs, eniailinp upon them bticf existence o.
J suffering aud cunsigmnp them TO an early gtHN".
SELF ABUSE is another iundubir tntmy tohoGlU, ,
for nothing else in the dread catalogue OF human Gis
eases causes 50 destructive dtuln uron the syst' IA,
draw ing its thousands Of victims through few ytatt
OF suffering down to an untimtly grave. IL dc,loyr
the nervous system, rapidly Wnsi,s away the ttjp,a
of lite, causes mental drGng, t IT. ptc,cnts the pror
development Of the system, disquulinrs tor uurri,l,
society business. aud ali earthly happiness ana leaves
the sufferer wrecked in body ana mihu trGispusuut
consumption lud tain Of evils inotc 10 b, dr,0c,d
tA1n death itself with the ulltsl confidence arsUt.
lhc unfortunate victims uiStll Aktsc that ltiunvll
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY !
C0SSUNIPIL0N,

M ALL DISEASES or TIE LUNGS AM
~ THROAT are pustiyrly cutdblc by IuhaIJuou.
which conveys the remedies 10 the c"ritrs IN ihc
uugs through the air passages, and coming IN di,ct
cuutuut with the disease, Hcuti1iz,s the tuhrtruhl
matter ,aIlhys the cough cause lc and easy cNp'c-
:oratior, heht the lungs puTes the b.o""' Imlmiir
renewed vitality ljr uasvuus - stem, tIrIng iEhi
tone undcncrgy 50 IndIfpeHsHbIr i"i Ill" iestu"lrn C.
health To be able 10 state cOnHdcniIy lIh t"hsump
uuH Curalir hy Inhalatiuu ~ 10 r" snIttt "l a"t
nycd plcu>N.e. # - as much uru'r ia, 'uhil" q
medical tftatmchl as any uthtr "fmi' ale Uist"s'
ninety OF every hundred tasrs can be- rr,U 30 lnr
first stages aud hity per ccht IN the SECOND hu1 m TIT
t gd stage Imp' stibr tu save more tEan N' pes
cent for the lungs are 81 cut az by the tIsdst IT, a.
b.d defiance to "udica skIl LScu. .hrNrNct. "a 1ii'
Gst stages, llaHiIun affords extraordinary iCiI To-
hc suffering attending tins ualfui ttuuttt, tpth iu
nualiy dr,troys ninety nyc ihousnnd Itrstt IN IL"
UnItcd States u1lc; and correct CaD ulalI, sruv
that Of the present populaon Il" II" earth tiphi nil
lions are '"stiu"d t' hli thr rons"mpuNrE grave
ConsmpIun In ali aprs II has A.r tAc great rutny
Of mr. Tor spares urith'r nr" nor hu swrrIs
OF nj, kc the nave, the beautiful the graceful tie
vIcd. Ey the help Of HAT supTcur Being fr'm whom
rumrth every good aud perfect gIfI nm CIahltd -
nir to the Indicted prtmaEcht anG sI.,Gy cue in
Consumption The inst ransr ut tuhcIrI !, ON IN.
uurc nc"i and The immediate" effect troducrG bl thrit
u ar INTO Iic Criis whohcau.rs wrHkrnrr rIiu
Iuy through the rrtiTr sNstrm 1hcn surely ills
ratonRI iocApcct groutr good from ncd,cInts rnicr
the cavities Of the lungs than from these ndHriir,t
through thu stomach lh" patient NlI uiV End hr
lungs free and the hrralun easy nji,r rling r,,..
dies Thus iuhuaiiun j, local remedy, HcvrIIl,Irss
II acts constitutuImy, and vi il more pprr and rrr.
tanty than r., uctIrs sndnlInr,trrody he ,r,,arb 10
prove HE powerful ad direct IuiUruro OF thus mode ~
administration, .hIutuiutm IuhiCd wIIl tuIiIrly do
stray srnslblIry IN Il fcy, intltr- p,rBlyzinr ne an
tir" u,ryuus y stem thatH Iub uay me- nntuiatch
without the slightest pam lHhauug thu ordinary hut.
iIG gas win destroy htc IN icw huuIs
! The inhalation Of ammonia wIlI rouse the ~ stem
when tuinlihg or apparently drdd The 0tuT ui nuuN
of the medicines is ur-r,Et lr in The .ku C,v MN
utcs after nrug Nnalrd. arduHy he Immediately Ur.
tcctcd in the blood. C0hylrcnPprouf Of abe cuusli
tut'"nal ""Cis Intimidation is the fact that sckutrt
always ptoduCrd Icy breathing tuui mir Is not tins
par"d and iWiconsI tc,oh ,h s
slU lg mn
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26
FiPNlR'S DIP iRTNHN'P.
September. Work to be done.


FAnp--If grain crops be not nlre4d,
s0wn they should be attended to carly il
ihc north Wheat and winter rye cannot
be sown to carly, as the roots must have
time to penetrate the soil to a sufficient
depth to prevent their being thrown out
daring winter. Corn should now tic
gathered, and proper preparations made
for fattcuiag of stock for salo. Root crops
require strict attention, and if planted in
rows, as they should be, the culiyat'r may
be frequently run through them this month
with profit.
Potatoes should he dug as soon as their
skins refuse to slide when hardly pressed
upon by the thumb; this is better guide
Ior Osccrtaining when potato isripc than
to judge by the fading Of the yiacs, Bud
ding may now be done with advantage.
Stiff, hard lands should now be ploughed
aud sub.soilcd, leaving land rdgcd for
Jisiusegration by frost during winter The
farmer has now mere time for plougAing
than in the spring his cattle arc stronger,
aud little work will not hurt them before
iatteuing. Timber may be cut this month,
Look to barn yards, and see them properly
arranged for saving their drainage during
winter.
Light, sandy soils should not be plough.
ed in Tie Gall. Select your ears Of corn.
from such stalks only as bear more than
Que ear. Save your cognstalks we'll as
proper treatment .hoy make good winter
fodder. Uoo cooked feed for hogs; and
remember that weeds in the hog pen will
save time aud produce letter results than
if lcf; atand during VIE er. Large quanti-
ties Of headlauds peat, &c, should be
placed near the stables, barn.yards, &c,
tor fall composing; and proper quantities
Of bonc-dust, salt, anG other materials
intended to be added to the compost should
be in readiness.
KIgcnEN GARDEN-Colloct onion.pip5
intended for rc-planting in carly spring.
Manure grounds intended for spring gar
dening, ploughipg and suOsoiling deeply,
Use the mapucs this month long and
deeply buried, or atleast not merely placed
beneath the surface, SO that in the spring
ploughiug, by using the same plough, the
manure willbe thoroughly mixed throug ghout
the soil, instead of merely occupying the Z!
surface, or beng then all turned under, .
as would be The case with shallow manu-
ring.
Keep the hand and horse cultivator
busily at work among the iurnip and other
scot crops
Part the roots Of all herbaceous plauts (
for increasing their number, about October
lst, selecting cloudy weather; select cucum-
bcrs for picking, as the first frost will
finish them. Weed out spinach, hoe and
earth up celery On dry days, not even while
wet with dew.
Herbs should now have thorough dres.
sing. Look at your sashframcs and have
them glazed and generally repaired in time
to let the putty harden before they are
wanted; have a supply of shutters, straw
mats, &c. Cut down parsley, &c,
!
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26
PnILA. AND kEADING RAIL ROAD
lf.w,- d',aag gemeats Jor Passenger Trans
JauGary Ls!, 1851.
Z. !. t Wy ). ..i... g q.


7 YH{ ~ .s!gt5s
I 1r rrains, going North leave philaGclghii' at -
L a. NJ anu 5t =. NJ.
Down Trans going South leave Pc,tsvilleG, Il \. N
ace. aud !. vi.
uptruns pass Reading at 10 - A. Nj audGasP
down Trains 90 " j,l3, a. NJ, - JLtJ i. VI.
The Express Train is discontinued until further nn.
Tee. Close connections made by the 10 - A ii.
dute points. and by tho - r. NJ UpTraiu from Port
Clinton 10 Euirl, Cauahdais1a, Bug,o, Niagara, De.
pot, Chicago 81, Louis. Davenport, ani Iowa CIV;
king lis route thesHurtgst and cheapest to the lc
Ayiccs and Cc4lda
Ou5uodnys the Dawn A. ". Train from pnltsyiIIc,
ana ~ r. NJ TRAM from PHnalelphia, only ,rlH.
IARRsncRd CoHSEcrIoHs, by Dauphln Galhoud at Au
bmu
special Accommodation Passenger Train leaves
i,rm Auburn atH5 r. NJ, on arrival Of 3 10 +. NJ
Tram tr0m Harrisburg.
WAY FAkES-FRoM READING TO
'hhdcphil, 81 ,75and As; PottsviHe SlOj and O,s5;
Auburn, O.1j
THROUGH FARES, to Harrisburg :. 50; Tamaqua
i"'5i NiHamspOTt S4,lo; ElmIn Sj3d; CunlndaIl
! i4S.0 0J GlITi OF Niagfa 10 90; Cl,avelsnd $40.
3 iQedo SlI1ji Cincinnati $1,000, Chicago $1,000.
ioOk Island S25,Oo.
ALL Passenger wiz procure tickets before ucting
the cars: 10 cents extra on Fares paid in he ratn
hty tOs 0f persrHRt baggage allowed each PuSsenOpe
al over tina, weight as charged Extra nnagage'
G a. NlCOLLS,
january 81, Isj7-tf Gen'tsupr
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26
SALAIANDER FIRE AND THIEF
PROOF SAFES


TRUTH is MIGHTY AND WILL pREVAILl
Report of The Committee ,dppotntcdto sHPGrinteRd the Barn
ing Qtth0 Iron sGtCs, at Reading. EirUdry ~ 1851.
READING, March 1, 1857.
The undersigned, members of the committee. dr
respectfully report, that we saw The two safes orig
naliv agtccd upon by Farrcls Il Herring aud Evans x
Watson, placed side by side in a urntce, viz The
Safe ini So by the aymu stef Of thePhadephia md
ma nuructured by FHres Il Herring ano the "a ic in
use by II A. LantZ, in his stote maEuihc tured by
Evans & Watson, and put in books and papers, te
cisply alike.
The ERE wa ata red at ~ O'Clock, A Nj. and ken,
up until tour cords of green hickory two cords dry
oak and halt Chnstnut top wood were entirely con.
sumcd, the whole under the supeti ntcndCnc; Ui the
suhscr ibcTs members OF tie Commiltee. The Safes
were then cooled OF with water, af cr which they
were opened aud the books nd papers zen by
the COMMITTEE aud sent to II. A. Lantz : store Tor
puhhc inatIon. and ma ke d by the Com mitee
Theb onKs aud pap rstakenfrom the safe minufnc.
turGd by farrcls X llcrrinV were in judgment,
damaged fully ltccn per cent NOR than those taken
from Evans N W2tsOn's Safe
We believe the above to have been n fair anl i'm
parualta oithc tcspe ctive qualities Of both Safes
JACOB n. DYSHER.
DANIEL g. HUNTER.
Having been absent during the burning, we fully
contidc with the above eInent of he nd itton
OF the papers and books taken of he respective
Safes.
GA. NICOLLS,
H. n. MUiIGENBERG.
JAS MlLIOLLAND.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26
NEW AND USEFUL,
OIL EU NJ LgQUO OR.
4 SUdStstuie for Linscpd OIL

~ PATENT APPLIED FOR
IliE undet'iSnod offer In the public Their fOlrnm Lii
ilof n an efficient substitute fDI Lnseeh OH g
Venetian Red.
When thnncd with the Oleum the Paint win cnver
beller dry quicker aud win BE- durable ana when
varnishcd, the pant will have aud retain the most
glossy appearances ana the elasticity "f the thinner
"i!l enable thc paint e.d to the varnIsh aud the
cfdcSng ANA pceling OIL 50 common III ordinary val
nishcd oil paints is entifrly avoi1ed.
FOR painting TIN Roots lis cqual cannot he found.
Ihe CI"uln eau be used by itself ur III common with
l.ins"cd on Eatnish, Japan or 1uTpcninJ at the OPP
ton uf thC'Paiutrr.
Its cost is about half Of that of Linsced Oil
thus cor sdgrdGly reducing the Nprnsu Of painting.
We faiIhiully recommend it for All purposes IN dca
ted nmd warrant 1t TO give satisfaction. liberal dis
count 10 the trade.
DIREC liONs.-1mn the paint with thc oenm Iii
quor and work it wctl, until II iJwf freely from the
brush.
The brasn must be free from all moisture and inja.
riahy ought TO he soaked well with the Ocun Ii iJr
previous to painting.
Instead OF placing the brushes in water over mig lat
as painters generally ito they ought put in the
Oloum Liquor, which will greatly cilitaie the work
The paint mixed with the Oieun Liquor will work
better if be allowed to staad from !! to - hours pre-
vious to it's Ing used. aud then thIncd to sdCn a
CONSISTENCY as 10 work free Hd lsy unli the bris
~ the Of Japan, the painl Will be rendered sti
frmcr. Min the Japan first with the paint Hnd then
hn IL VIII inc OlCulh Liquor IN ihc manner
Il, 100 poInts of Paint thiunad " iththn OD.nm Ii
quOr, viii cover llrser surface IIu 10 points tin.
The Ucum Liquor is not to he used with vnniti an
r cd, nor with Pant continuing any proportion OF IT,
BRElNlG, GATrMAN & BRElNIG,
American Paint aud Cuirr Wurks
Corner 2itll ana Green Sts., ,phila .Iphia
Othce--N e cOTncl Ihmd ana Wood sts., pjimi c,
pha, Pa.
G rec n, Chinese aud PrusSian blue. NermilIpi nd
Scarlet Red in various shaI"- aud Qualities, eth ~
or in OIL ana warrant them - -" - az @ her
make, either here or dbTOll,
June d, log