Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-25

among our patrons ana friends, winch
weekly meet the view in glanclng over
the columns of the IS entinel.o-
Let Us aIlude to a few as they come to
our mind, and thus do each q service
by further publicity Acknowledgements
ing all a touch before we stop. J. ID.
Slack warns parties relative to their
roads and IevccS. How simply it is
done. What Il tedious job he would
have were there lie newspapers! EV>
erybody is supposed, legally, to read
the papers, SO he ]tuItiIIs his duty at
almost the dash of a pen. 1t isn't his
fault if those mentioned "don't take the
papers" The law will not overlook
the cuIpabiIity Of the citizen who neg>
lects to read the parish paper. Rich>
ards tells the young folks of his nice
confectionery, and houseSkecpcrs of
his unrivalled yeast powders for mak>
ING good bread. Who don't like hot
light rolls and fresh butter! Then
comes the information to owners of
horses from those we'll known practi-
TONERS, II. Broussard and Geo. Klein
peter, the first that he can cure a horse
Of any disease by bis preparation of
medicine; the second, that he al do
what ,'cutting" there is necessary to be
done. Mr.. ByIowski, away off some
where, says he will be here in Octo>
Der to tune pianos. NJ. Mark tells
the public that he has a fine livery
stable, where a good horse, buggy,
omnibus, carriage or cart, we are sure,
can always be had at cheap rates.
Gustave MaiIlan informs those inter-
ested that he and his brush are always
ready, with white lead and turpentlne,
to make old work new. Richards
again-about drugs this time. Hart,
Austin & Co. introduce TO the ladies
some oftheir new and beautiful goods
all kinds-suppIying trades Of eV~
cry description, and groceries to feed
everybody. Richards again-congresS
water and blue lick this time. And
among the rest are the modest adver~
tisements of Roth & DebIieux, who
have every thing under the face of the
sun in the way Of dry goods, groce~
ries, ieweIry, hardware, coal, building
materials, buggys, &c. &c. At a sins
gle glance, should you wish q rig out,
YOU will learn how to effect it. Beih>
Ter will shave aud shampoon you; our
friend Jacob, opposite our office, (pre>
Stunning you have necessary under gar~
ments,) will give you a splendid fit,
also will Beihler Bros; but you must
put on your boots before your breech~
es; just step into friend Bajch's, and
if you have a wife take her with yon,
as he is great on ladies' shoes-or,
if disposed, there is Fisher, who is A
! as a bootmaker, and a worthy man;
thus, caparisoned off, you may want to
take a drive to see your lady~love; be~
sides the one noticed above, there is
Barker IL Giaennie's stable and Or
cults stable, where a fine outfit can
always be had at either; returning from
your darling's with a "hea in yourear,o
you feel like "taking something a little
strong"-drive up to the splendid es-
adjustment of Hermogene and take
three or four "snifters'-another glass
wouldn't hurt, dives into the "Hole in
the WalI"-c candidates about-getting
mellow fast-thinks Of tapering off at
Gabriel's, where you can get every
thing, from beer up to ten dollar bran~
dy; horse now FESTIVE; tries to make a
turn in Main street at a hand>gaIlop,
but capsizes buggy in the ditch and
smashes things generally; buggy ta>
ken to st. Dizier q Scarborough's,
where iron work of every kind is "done
up brown" thence it goes to the carr
riage and saddIery establishment Of
A. W. Scott, to get the last finishing
touches; thus, the buggy is again as
good as new; but the driver with a
broken leg, what of him ALIAS we
can't say. as we don't see the card
of a single physician in all our paper !
But enough, can't 60 further now,
--hav'nt room-next week, maybe
must pitch into something else-but
what a world with its medley is the
newspaper!