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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03
Mem advertisements.
h. f. Slaughter,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.
SAINT PAUL, M. T.
OFFICE, THIRD ST. BETWEEN CEDAR MINNESOTA.
Lands bought sold throughout Territory Money
Loaned. Investments made, Taxes Paid, SC. &c.
If
Mem advertisements.

NOTICE. ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
In the matter Of the Estate Territory Minnesota
Bernard Mccabe, deceased. ! Dakota County.
ID Probate Court Dakota County,
December A. d. 1885, between the hour Of O'Clock in the
morning. and the setting Of the sun the da front
door Of the Court House, at Mendoa Dakota County, there
will be sold public auction to the highest bidder the follow
Ing named .ns properly 70 Wit The s. OF the Of
M. &c. township No Range o. Containing ory acres Of
Of
jal-sw Of the Estate of Bernard McCabe, deceased.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
THE CoPartnershp heretofore existing name Of
BY mutual consent All Of debts due said arm
be made HENRY E. BAKER, assumes and is to
Dated Dec. 20, 1855. H. e. BAKER,
The business Of said firm conducted at the
Ola stand OF the undersigned under the name OF Baker
hereby cheerfuy to the old patrons Of Bsker
Bangs, the Arm of H. E. BAKER CO., gentlemen worthy
desl-am H. B. BANGS
S1o,OOo-ERIE CITY MONEY!!
n G. HOFFMAN will take the above money at par for
Goods or on account at the lowest cash prices An
Inony-st., Paul. lde2S-O c. c. HOFFMAN,.
NOTICE.
HE undersigned beg give notice to the citizens Of
st. Paul and vicinity, that they
will dispose terms, in exchange for
Eric City money which will be taken for either notes,
or goods, at par. Obesity KING & RICH.
DETWEEN st. Paul and St. Anthony, a double
- barrel gun. The owner have the by calling
this Office, and paying for this advertisement de29tf
MONEY TO LOAN!.
CO00 TO LOAN on unencmbered Real Estate fors X
dpOOO months or a year. Apply to
L. COWPERTHWAITE,
Of the firm Of Wait l. Cowperthwaite,
de23-Iw' Third street, near Jackson.
FOR SALE.
EASY RUNNING TWO-HORSE WAGON nearly
"A new. Can be had cheap for cash. Apply Office
Nov. 28-n
1000 HALF BBL. SACKS,
SUlTABLE for Flour Meal, for sale by DREW & CO.,
~ corner Of Main and st. Anthony Streets
OATS Corn, Flour Meal, BOted Meal, &c &C.. sale
aoove-opposite the Winslow House. de16-tf
BOOTS AND SHOES!
~ C. HOFFMANis now receiving his FAN and Winter
VI stock Of Boots and Shoes, best stock
ever brought to this Territory, which pledges himself to
sell as low any other house In the stock
consists in part Of the following articles:
Gents Calf, Kip, Hunting, Hungarian, water
proof boots.
Boys Calf, Kip, sewed and pegged boots.
Ladies' Caters, Kid Congress alters,
French Kid Congress Caters Kid, Goat, Sea
Calf Boots.
Ladies' French Toilet Slippers.
Ladies' French Rosete Slippers.
Misses and Childrens Shoes Styles and uual
ties.
In addition to his ready order all
articles called for In Ids line both ladies The
custom department Is under the supervision Mr.
Mead, one Of the best workmenin the Territory.
call is respectfully solicited.
C. G. HOFFMAN,,
. Opposite Empire Block, st. Anthony ST., st. Paul.
Nov. 7th, '56.
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FOR SALE.
FRESH FROM THE PRESS
OF KEEN LEE, Chicago, CHAS. DRSILyER Phl.der,,
MINNESOTA AS 1T IA I'M Dsh6.

OVER 400 pages, handsomely with two
" Paul, Saint Anthony Falls, Suspension Bridge
ha Fals and Fort Smelling Also, the latest most
map Of the Territory; eolored. Price SI,26
wsend the Book any part of the United states .t p
fishers prices, free Of postage. J. WESLEY BOND,
no26-tf Old Brown Drue store a. p.rS ~ -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Y. M. G. A.-The Reading Room Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, Dan' Rohres Once, Nelson's
Building Third street, viii be TO the public, after this
date, from 10 to IL NJ from to p NJ, and from ~ to
Ok in the evening" Magazines Secular and Rel
sious Papers will always be on ale.
TO Young Men.-PLEAsANr AND PROFITABLE EN-
PLoYMENr.-Young Men In every neghborhood may obtain
heathfu pleasant, and profitable employment BY engaging
In hesae Of and popular Books AMI
valuable Journals. For and particulars address,
postpaid,
FOWLER WELLS, No. 3o8 Broadway, New York.
P.S-A Agents who with will be secured from
the possibility Of loss while the profits derived will be
liberal.
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Real Estate.

Real Estate.
Sales made by Henry McKeny, during the week ending Dec
1885, In McKeny's Addition Saltwater, Washington
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PERFUMERY,

LARGE and well selected stock Perfmery, Of the
IA different brands-Lubns, Haue, BAHIA, 6uere Ac all
ways on hand at wOLFF'S.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03

BIRDsELL L SMITH,
Fourth Street, above Wabashaw Street,
BLACKSMITHS AND CARRIAGE BUILDERS.
RE prepared to attend for Wagons
rages, Sleighs Cuers Horse Shoeng Carriage Ironing;
Matchmaking of all knds Repang Engine and
Work, etc. 70. Seghs and Wagons for sale.
Being both practical mechanics, having long experience
all branches Of their business employing but the
workmen, they confident they satisfy the public and
spectfully request their patronage.
o. Cash paid for good hard wood timber.
de3-3m BIRD6ELL SMITH
HOLIDAY GIFTS,
AT THE CITY BOOK STORE
lanes DAVENPORT, formerly of the firm of Dewitt 4
Davenport New York; would inform OF a.
Paul. that he has located himself ST.
Market and and hand complete
assortment of thing in his line, would
call attention to his assortment of
ANIMALS AND JUVENILE BOOKS.
Fancy Goods, Ladies' Retcues Puses WAX Dolls
Boxes &C. Among the ANIMALS that splendid work called
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON, with magnificent colored en-
cravings, Svo bound in Turkey Just
Hills Of the Shatemuc, the author Wide wide world
Also, several other works, fresh
JAMES DAVENPORT, st. Anthony-st.
de6-u between Market and washington-sts.
FOR SALE.
I WOODS Patent Single Machine; 1 Emery,s Hor.s
Power doube) Thresher, Separator, Circular Saw and
Quire OF A. NX0ON
del6-tf Seed Store, Robert street, ST. PAUL
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03

Empire City, NJ. T.,-Is situated twenty miles south
OF ST. Paul Dubuque route Norhfeld Can
city, Farrbault, Cannon Falls and Red Wngat the
crossing above Hastings 1t is surrounded by frst class
farming country. has been laid out but three
weeks and it boasts Of two Public Houses, Zone
Blacksmith shop, and six Carpen-
Joint Stock Company has been formed to erect
good FIGURING MILL be In running order By Of June
next There plenty of building and limestone Immediately
In the vicinity It has been overlooked until
the present tme expected large tswn wilspring
the Prairie at Empire City in two that
compare ;avoraby with the
from three to ten old settler can have lot to
build merely nominal price. Lots, in price, range
$3.50 each. For further Information enquire VI
Messrs. Hamilton Laird, Empire City, L. G. Kinney, St.
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FRESH OYSTERS,
WARRANTED-At
wv de27-u EDDY BANKERS, For. street.
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HAVE lately formed . co-parnershp with one of the
richest firms the Territory for the purpose doing large
Real Estate business viii buy and sell Land comisslon,
lecate Land Warrants and negotiate loans.
good lots forssle in this town. r. W. HANlLTON.
Attorney 1t Law and Dealer in Real Estate.
de4-6 Cannon Pals. II. p.
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DRIED FRUIT.

Apples......$2 60@2 IS p bu
Peaches pealed. tO@S
I Green apples. ST GOO 8 p Dbl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW TOWNS.

Buffalo, Wright Co., NJ. T.-This town Is beautifully
located Buffalo Lake about the centre of Wright County,
the Territorial Road and Mail Route from Minneapolis to
Forest City, IS miles from the former place and 20 from the
stter also, Lake Superior and Monticello to
and the South Pass Emgrsnt Route Oregon and
also, from ST. Cloud and the Upper Mississippi to Minneapolis
and from Iasca and Hassan to Forest City, Post ONCE,
Tavern and Sore stores about TO be
erected good sized hotel Is to be built at once There 10
saw-m under construction inlet Of the Lake which
furnishes waerpower and large steam mill to be built In
which two of sone shingles lathe and sash machines cir
cuar and vertical placed The country heav-
lily timbered with Linn, Buttenut, Ash Maple, Elm &C., fun
nishng excellent material for of articles
Of which admits Of this point becoming one Of
considerable importance In manufactures, trade and travel
On the North, within miles is fine prairie which extends
to the Mississippi The soil this section is Of great richness
and fery-on thirty inches to six feet In depth The
country Is well settled wi energetic Americans The Lake
of the beautiful Of this land Of thousand Lakes
abound fish, aud the woods with game. The shores Of
the Lake whesand and pebbles, and the land rises
gradually the waters edge the back Of the town,
and the Tows being covered with splendid forest trees Is
capable Of being made Of exceeding beauty Lots
those who desire suitable buildings them.
For further address, app Messrs Overflow
Ackey Calkins, Buffalo, Wright Co., N. T., VIM. G..
Fonseca, No. Empire Block, ST. Paul, N. 7. de30-ly
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03

TNsTRU.ENrs Of different kinds, always on hand, at
il de20-0 WOLPrS.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03

NesD Orleans.
Albert Pike.
Troy, N. =.
Hon. d L Seymour.
Geo B Warren, Troy City Bank.
Syracuse N. Y,
Hon Harvey Baldwin.
Baltimore, M. D.
Johnston & Brothers, Bankers.
Com Paulding, U s N.
Washington, D Z.
joseph O G Kennedy.
DR. Robert A. Lacey. aull.tf
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12
SpECTAL NOTJCES.

The privilege Of yearly advertisers strictly limited TO
their immediate and regular bnsiness and the bust
Of advertising firm not considered as Including
Rhat Of its individual members
Merchants others advertising by the year win only be
allowed the space of half column in the paper at the
rates at present charged them BY this paper.
Calls on persons to become candidates viii be inserted
ether advertisements.
Advertisements Of columns width will be charged
treble the usual rates.
Advertisements not marked on tic copy for specified
time VIII be inserted ill forbid and payment exacted
And hnaiiy-All communications for this paper Of any
and every character whatsoever Intended to promote the
private ends or interests of individuals corporations SO.
leues or schools, will be charged advertisements
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12

TRB LEGAL PROFESSIONAL ives,
tern pettIiogger, while conducting a
suit before justice Of the peace, see.
ing that his case was going against him
broke forth in the following indignant
strain:
"Go OH with yer abuse, yer Internal
bull>dogs. I s'pose likely yer think
yer going to get the case. Well, meb>
by yer will get it: my client can't get
no justice done him afore this court.
But, sir, we're enough for we, the hull
of ye. he and my client can't never
be intimitated. her tyvanized ovaa,-
mark that!-and, sit, just so sure rs
his court decides against us, we'll file
a writ of progrander, sir, and"
Here he was interrupted by the ops
posite counsel, who wanted to know
what he meant by a writ of progander
"Mean? Why a writ of progander
IS a-a-is a-waI, | don't Just re~
member the exact words, but it's what
II knock thunder out of yer blasted
one horse courts"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12
a Day of Suicides.

Farls, perhaps, of all the cities in the
world, is remarkable, as well for the
number as the character of its suicides
III sorts OF expedients are resorted to with
the object of shuffiing off this mortal coil
The ambitious politician, the disappointed
lover, the bankrupt merchant, all, in that
! peculiar city, give way to despair, and
'hus suicides are of constant occurrence.
On recent occasion several took place
on single day. An elderly gentleman
flung himself head foremost from the root
| of an omnibus in the Rue de lEcoIe de
Medicine, and severely injured himselE
he was recognized as an inhabitant ofthe
neighborhood, and that he had attempted
seIt-destrnction from disappointment in
love. A FIRE was discovered in the garret
of a house in the Rue St. Lazare, aud
when some persons went to the spot they
found the door closed. A forcibie entrance
having been effected, the occupier of the
garret, a footman 10 a gentleman residing
in the house, was seen lying in the bed in
the middle of the flames. The confagra-
ton was promptly extincuisIled, and the
man, who was dreadfully burned, was
taken to the hospital. 1t appeared that
he had conceived violent passion for bis
mistress, had made a declaration to her,
and had been Indignantly repeIIed; where
upon he bad determined to commit su-
lcide, and. after drinking until he was
almost supplied, he set fire to his bed. An
artillery soldier, on a visit 10 his brother
at Faugirard, having been rejected by
young woman for whom he had conceived
a passion, locked himself in bis room with
some pans of charcoal, and then threw
himself on his bed to await death. But |
he forgot to close hole in the door, and. |
the air coming through it, famed the
charcoal into blaze. which set FIRE to the
bed curtains. The sight of the flames
dissipated the mans idea of suicide, and.
jumping up, he attempted TO leave the
room; but he had locked himself in. and |
could not find the KEY. He shouted for
help. the door was forced oren, and he
was rescued. He was only slightly burned
put the fire could not be extinguished.
until it had done considerable damage.
4 water-carrier, living in the Faubonrg
Montmarte, having learned of the banks
'uptcy ofa man to whom he had lent the
avings Of his. life, was reduced to despair,
md he went to the fortifcations at La
Ghapelle and threw himseIfinto the fosse,
lie was found by a passer by lying in
IeplorabIe state, and conveyed TO the
Iospital.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12
P1AQUENINE, PARISH OF IBERVILLE LA. DEC e 1857

How TO GET TO CoNGREss.-The
following story is told by the Mobile
Tribune Of Judge Hawkins, the pre-
sent representative to Congress from
the State of FIorida-a nm by the
way brlmfuI Of genuine wit. During
the war with the Florida Indians he
commanded volunteer company. On
one occasion they fell upon party of
the enemy concealed in swamp
The Captain sprang upon a log with
more Valor than diScreion) waved his
sword, and cheered his men to the
charge. Just then he was shot down.
One Of his officers ran 10 ask if he
was much hurt. "Not very badly"
said Hawkins, 'just about enough to
send me to Congress-" The predic>
ton has now been verified.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12

BRIDAL GIFTS. a recent we'd
ding in Trenton, New Jersey, it is sta>
ted the bride received presents of very
splendid sets Of ]ewelry, a complete
tea service Of heavy silver, a box con,
tanning silver spoons, knives and forks,
five dozen each; several sets of exqni>
sitely beautiful and very costly lace,
together with complete outfit Of ta>
BILE and household linen. 70 crown
the whole, was a purse of $500, ano,
ther Of $500, third of $1,000, and a
check for $4,000
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12
But how did you effect III

bought body from grave digger ut
Pere la~chaise and mutilated it as was re-
ported, and then fed.
Out of my house, thou sacrcigious
wretch! go! You complain of injusticel
You! the author of such unheard of crime:
avaunt!
And Monsieu, Jacques Gorgeon was
driven away; forced not only to leave the
magistrates house, but Paris itself. wish,
ing, with all his heart, (if he had any, J
that he had truly killed himself, and NOT
merely pretended to do so.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12

IPIn the Chronicle of the Moorish
Kings Of Grenada, it is related that in
1896, Mehemed Balba seized upon the
crown to the pref dice of his elder
brother Jusef but passed hts life in a
continued round of disasters. His
wars with CASTLE were invariably un-
successful, and his death was occa.
stoned by poisoned vest. Finding
his case desperate he despatched an
officer to the fortress of SoIobreno, to
put his brother Jusef to death, lest
that princes adherents should form an
obstacle to his sons succession. The
officer found the prince playing chess
with priest. Jusef entreated to be
permitted TO finish the game, which
the officer with great reluctance per-
mitted; but before it was concluded a
arrived, with the news of
the death of Mehemed and the unani>
nous election Of Jusef to the crown.
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New Orleans and Bayou sara.
u. S. M.aIL LINE.-

,@fsg. % GARD.--The splendid steamer
ssszzzssak - CAPITOL, BERANco. MASTER Mum
FORD, clerk,l has agaia resumed her trips in her
old trade, and will continue throughout the sea-
son. Leaves New Orleans every Monday at s
P. NJ, and Friday al 10 A. NJ Returning. will
pass Plaquemine on Tuesday and Saturday eve-
nings
The LAUREL HILL, L4NoUf, master, leaves
New Orleans every Sunday at A. NJ, and eve.
ry Wednesday at 10 A. NJ. Agent
]. A. COTTON,
aus Tchoupitouias street, N. O.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12

NAPOLEON ON MEDrciNE.-Napoleon
had but little faith in doctors. To DIR.
Antomarchi he once said, Believe me, we
had better leave off all these remedies i;
life is fortress that neither you nor |
know anything about; why throw obsta-
cIes in the way of ts defense? It's own
means are superior to all the apparatus of
your laboratories He also added, med
icine is collection of uncertain prescrip.
tions, The results Of which, taken collec.
lively, are more fatal than useful TO
mankind.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12

BUSINESS HABITS OF BURR.-
Mr.. Parton's new work on Burr gives
the following sketch Of his daily hab>
IFS i'll the latter part of his life. as re-
lated to the author by a gentleman
who spent some time in Aaron Burr's
Office:
ale arose at the dawn. A break
fast of an egg and a cup of coffee suf>
feed for this most abstemionS of men:
after which he worked among his pa
pers for some hours before his clerk
and assistants arrived. He was hard
taskmaster; he kept rs all upon the
jump All day he was dspatching
and receiving messages, seuding for
looks, persons and papers; expecting
every command to be obeyed with next
to impos ible celeIity, inspiring every
one with his own zeal, and getting a
surprising quantity of work accom>
plished. He was business incarnate,'
said my informant, About ten in the
evening he would give over, invite his
companions TO the Sideboard. and take
a single glass Of wine. Then his spi-
rits wonld rise, and he would sit for
hours telling stories of his past life,
and drawing brief and graphic sketeh>
es of celebrated characters with whom
he had acted Often he was full of
wit and gaiety at snch time, qhe lives
liest fellow in the world 'as merry as
a boy never melancholy, never ills
About midnight or later. |
he would lay down upon hard couch |
IN the corner of his Office and sleep |
ike child till morning. In his per,
sonaI habits he was a thorough>going |
Spartan, eating little, drinking little,
sleeping little, working hard. He was
ond Of calculating upon how small a
'um life coaId be supported, and used
o think that he could live we'll enough
lpon seventy>fve cents a week.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12
Anti~.3a CChUs,

Drugging liquors is not modern
idea. Ihe practice has prevailed from
time lmmemoriaI. PIiny affirms that
caiamos and ground oak, together
with numerous other ingredients, were
added TO the juice of the grape to ren>
der 1t aromatic, medicinal or Stupefy>
ing. Homer mentions Of potent drug gs
being mixed with wines in those early
times. The potion which Helen pre-
pared for IeIemachus and his conpa-
nous, was at once soothing and stu>
petacuve. To impart these qualities,
Homer says, "She mingled deIirious
drugs, Of power to assuage grief, to
allay rage. and TO become the obIiVi>
ons antidole Of misfortune" Plinv
says of Androeydes, d physician re-
nowned for wisdom, addressed Alexis
ander IN these words: 40 King. res
member that when you are about to
drink the blood Of the earth that hens
lock is poison to man, and wine is
hemIock." The Hebrews mixed now.
erfuI ingredients in their wines, such
as spices, myrrb, mandragora, opiates
and other drugs. Isaiah speaks of the
Soup Of trembling" ain hand of Je~
hovah," says the PsaImist, psalm lxxv
S, "there is cup, the wine is turbid,
it is fnIl of mixed liquor" etc. Gle
has filled me with bitterness, he hath
made me drunken with wormWood,"
Lam. iii, Is. Itis recorded of our Sa>
vlour, "they gave him TO drink wine
mixed with myrrh, but he received it
not" 1t was the practice to give drug
ged or Intoxicating drinks to prisoners
condemned to death, in order to ren.
Ter them less sensible to the torture
hey endured. There are many other
passages of Scripture to show that |
rugged liquors were common among
he Jews. All nations since the time |
If Solomon have mixed poisonous in
Tredients iii their wines. Wine drug |
red, in the Bible is said TO ''bite like a |
erpent," to "sting like an adder
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12

QUERY.-Tell me ye winged winds
that round my pathway roar, do We
not know some quiet spot where hoops
are worn no more-some lone and si>
lent dell, some island or some cave.
where women can walk three abreast,
along the village pave? The loud
winds hissed around my face, and
snickering answered, "nary place"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12
New Orleans and Opeious;es.

WEEKLY PACKET.-
WILL ATTEND TO ALL WAY BUSINESS.
ffG5aR@@ q The new steamer .fNN.a PER
ID ,s77t1zl!ff s771l!ffFfs RET, G. L. LoUAIL1ER, Master
szs3zsaszszkssazzbuilt expressly for the trade On
place Of the steamer Wm. C. Young} will pass
Plaquemine on her downward trip. Returning
leaves New Orleans every Wednesday at s P. nj.
She will take freight for Old River, Simmsport,
and all Landings on the Atchafalaya For freight
or passage apply on board. Agents
j. NJ. JOHNSON & Co, Front Levee,
Jy23 near Customhouse st.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12

I|The dispatch by which the gall
liant Havelock conveyed the intelli<
gence of his last success in India was
good. 1t ran thus:
"Dear Canning-Let all our past
misfortunes be forgotten, for we are in
Luck now. Yours, HAvELocK.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12

g. Eat, digest; read, RENE mber
earn, save; love and be loved. ]
these four rules be strictly followed,
health, wealth, intelligence and true
happiness will be the result.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12

dP"Jnlins, what part of the cere>
monies do de ladies most admire when
dey go to church?" "WeIl, Pompev.
| can't tell dat, what is it?" "Whv,
OBJ course de hims."
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12
Coast Packet Bella Donna.

Dd2szp, 52f sp'P9a %s Hstss5sl Sssss, Br5bA 5s..
Ter, having been reftted in every
respect, will resume her trips on Saturday the
18th inst, and continue during the season-leav-
ing New Orleans as usual every Saturday even
ing at 5 P. NJ. and passing Paquemine on her
down trip every Wednesday afternoon Agents.
HOLMES & CLAUSS,
au1 Ia Tchoupitonlas ST.