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We arr glad to learn that . lasgs
manufaetO,y will shortly b es,ab.
hshed In Psucla. Il IL no hess an
enterprise than that u extracting oil
from the fat Of the wyriads Of IDEAS
which iafcss our town, worse than the
locus,s ever did Egypt. 1Fhis nav
oil Is intended 10 rcndsr the limbs oi
man 80 active o. to enable him 10
jump AGREES al the bsidsrless creeks
in his travel. lie will also be cna.
HE'D 10 jump out o. sishs of bis
creditors and the Sheriff and The
Constable.
Due notice will b givss ~hsa ~
oil is ready for sale. Asthe demand
for the article viii b very great,
limited contracts for delivery will b
made. ..
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TINS LAST lloep ADVENTURE
A number Of young lAliss vsss r..
frcshing Themselves With q rsmtls
through the grove. - then orc Of them
came IN eos,acs With q hcck q
ssrssglins geese. In . nosaeps
they were streaming sndsr hcr
gigantic skirss, dsstls Gle, heads
dsvn, wing tapping and tosssss
ht1sias. ~ lalr 90 h The ussn-
,,ss d . ss~pssssy rsnlris u
abrns detae ~ 'besvsuS,s vteh
psesyy 4 pssssEs ~ tsEese, q
v~ssitussiga essestsiaiag il he a.
~. The lisssly con
nsneed hiekiae % . ~ sbes ,h,y
Isssd theusevvs ralhes IN ersvf.
u than d'ey sueisipssea. q vAieh
s'sgs Of Tie pscesedisss shs has, 4
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assn = ~ ailus Il @6S.
slsss - oossesns iun5w,i
- eeRshh& ltoDlan NltoW1
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eigle.ss4 e.l5lNA1 60
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col TAYLOR's GRAFTON

We have received . copy u Col.
Taylor, Ouiion On the iih, aud the
accompanying correspondence, for
publication. Had the manuscript
been handed "a soonc' IL would have
uppcsrci on our hrs, page; Is !, l.,
+, saaaei publish !, until neS, week
a. dn INSIDE columns are devoted 10
bcvs, editorial and Communications.
Il will occlpy four " I've columns
., ,hi paper. "
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The Nail

lla n ffi k lana' ae liaIl
fuai hat Uttered lnp q tlnapH #iH
ibs Department ~ .snYlns ihe
pal betsoa Memphis lnd %l'aaoia
so p mle llai no proper
'ep' BY te Company been aiken IN
ius lley would hove hoi Oh fr
ee z leaef pa5, Bot On ts'mHgu
q che roule 10 Grenada, from vbich
tluao We hst0 rev no mail u oil.
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We ash the attention o. the reader
10 the csri u BE Norris 4 c.,
Of Memphis. They sr. prepsrrd u
e.'ra'e every description u lrss asl
Cs''ins sort. Tss;r fsssasy \
90 Il The largest and ~ 10 u
w~ssrs country D
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~ ~ 4 isly ~ - 4sse " 4
80 shs ssys 'tu H'stst flaft
fsaire ~ ths tstrssghsass - ~
"a A. tHpahiaf abaH n II w
spst ~ n isIsss1 Ne - fsaiassa
tIefH Hd n dpl#m aus " he ih
n ifh fsbittss. W isss n ,s~e
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aif iis isgaltT ~ hs minsa
slsaysH Mid > mhslhg o. msli
sials aalses a,,k fealhsfs 10 lhelf
eafsl cod tying b sihg psslms shea
enc 4 All ihs tim aihllssI Ysb
tss flsoAls j."
ffsstA ~ Ualr Hsh ssss VI
he lst Instant Ysysf nap learn
liom III pafp n me siats that tie
crops " corn ahd cotton nestf have
lssa kaosn 70 be ., good before.
The cpru efop ! maie, abi The Yield
u md 70 be almost Incredible One
haadred bu,hol. prr acre u q com.
mon estimate On bottom lands. One
Of the largest sugar p%laa,ess ssys,
ier lfpn'y years pnsl tho cane has
hover promised 20 well a. il DOES
nov
| SryeS YE,Rs fLoop..-The West.
crfr waters we're very high IL 1886
aud vi Seven year, after, ~ ~,
aud ~ se,cn year. again, 10 '6l and
dAcu again III 'js We hate q great
lood. The supcrsti,ious can nov
exercise their talent, upon The mogic.
al number up,a. VI arc told thai
the indians Of the Yves, hold to suci
a tradition, also, Of Q seven. veal
food.
A Coop Sios.--Thc people 0
Memphis are gradually returning I,
tho good old Republican style Of set.
linz disputes BY a resor, to fsticuas
having pretty generally dispense
with the pistol aud knife. Upon tn
strength o. this fact, the Bulletin re
marks: 1T is rather a good ONE
to SEQ the people returning to III
primitive habits " our ancestors.
H.,vy PURCHASE NJ \ FrgE Nv
Gno.--At Ibcrvillc, La, q, q publ
sale recently, a I. IN. c. bcear'e III
purchaser Of a sugar plantation !
that parish, a. the price OF $4,000 o
masing him the owner, al,oge,hel
" i,jsm fcfcs u land and POO n,
groes.
~ The Texas State Gazette 50,
/. q gentleman who has Travelled frO'
Arkansas to Austin by land, repOr
thu, he never saw such abundant crol
: Is he saw on his route. The whet
, crop exceeds anything eva Know
j 1rThe young lady, Who rscen
|, y recovered heavy damages from
rich gentleman who Rugged h
b some~ha, rudely, should ssac 90,
care Of her money. for sle made
. BY a fright seucese.'
- Plu,areh says, Ia bic life
Alexander, tha, the Babybsisns US
during the Dug dsyss TO sleep on iii
: 6lled with water. In thsssdsys mi
: sleep on skins 6llel with liquor.
\, ~ The young ladies aevn 4,
. complain that the young men arc
. poor they cant even pay their a
. dresses. Ahoa, this teen hey .
! sesA too poor aud .ss lasys
Of rThs New Yosk Jssusl
!. Commerce positively sssesss shss y
BseAsaan viii a1Asvs q his srigis
determination, an1 not b z OS<
date for . second tern.
p5-A esasegs siissr ,hisls q
: he ~ho aeclsrea sAas "sAs psa =
. niehsier ,Asa IL sword" esehs
!. hsve spoken . god vosa IL lever
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TIE proprietor Of this paper Re.
esivej an announcement to be made,
last week, fcr M. Henry r. BsrsE,
Of sssdis, for Assesssv, ~ lad.
vertically cmissed 10 Aasi Il ID To-
publication, in the hslesA u III
eelsbsssicn Il The II. 1lssesr, h
is IN risAs nss, 81 ~. Dsrvrll b
sse'rs ~ psspls. b - osAa. :
sslicissr ssr sheir ~. AUAW
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W. sspIA J'r1bl s>prlsi -
= Ne sasi h 6Gs'tse erfsmet 3
~ n&ass "a papeIsf lb|(61, >.
N. ts,ssr. fumm'<l4a t~(vlt1sa(,
N tl<wfts " Nssy a.
<ss~y spmmsnisA ssA'i ts
sspsvsusss. NJ " desires y miis
~ ssqelht,nss hfeaIh ms fol'
INNS n Ns rr~ ss'ilsfs IL 100 shI
silgalts eauaties Orders eenla
hps hs sos u = marr prompt, etes
getIe man n jfmsti lssa Va
ssfi.
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Arrive. ~ tho Steamship rulso.

AI.svr' m,hs Steamship rulta.
aEH lc.N. SATURDAY, Jan ~
The steamship wilton. sithai.s.
nom Liverpool ''nh ul'., va. i
te'cep'ed ~ Cape Race On frph,
by the Associated Pres, yacht.
Cotton baoyant. .I'reai.st
s'esdy. Provisions Aar. rsss
s'lta9jl for mency.
The Fulton encountered s,css
westerly weather La, no iec. \
saw nothing OF the Telegraph A.
The foreign Steamships Ame1.
and u'nmon:a arrived gu. on i
|.7,h.
The news FROM Ie,Iis !. imp IA
advising u lI'.,..i successes.
20 The weather Is very ase.
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nss arlss slH <ssr.s - ~
asna ~ ~ ~ " sss~
"a AAsf ~ fsHpT siy Nv sAeh
ans \ ss ln'ewb I eyef yfse sal
lHstut @fyess "a felhsaee
~ Il . e,ssisf y ififs'tses IL
~ mppns | ep''s' bs ttmrs
n fAs psFils' sghseFesd u
IenssA MIS-
ishe izlh tsis
Hlss
| hngw pel Hhy I
should saigess YEN 4 letter sf'ef yeaf
rspesl that oaf esffssfchdenes
shmll iefmlhlis. NeF 10 write
ihn wlih Ne expectation - lhishiien
u renewing . sorfssposdfnee, shieh,
under pfrsem circumstances. coald
hgi bvt b. ~ilssaseesble ~ yap o.
well ss painful 70 my own feelings.
hut ! eshno' refrain from telling
You Of tte utter misery 10 which !
am reduced by your iefa'al 10 rrcip.
rosaie the deep affection | have ever
I'll, for you. Reason aud common
sense cry out agains, the idea Of at.
iaching eensute 10 you Tor hot 10
turning my love. Nor do ] blame
you TOT this. but. yet, what am
70 lhlnk Of ,ha, sympathy which
once believed 70 be- a prominent fen.
,ure Of Your c~harac,ery have cycr
believed that the natural scndcne's
Of woman would resol, vt the ,hcagl,l
Of trliing with the tender feelings u
the heart. but ! shall not Iepoacl
you for having deliberately made q
wreck Of the hopes which you created
for the sole purpose Of destroying
May God forgive you Wha, plcas'
ur, i, can afford IN intelligent creo
iure 10 sactidce . human beitg I,
vanity, ! am unable to say. lla'
/ whatever your ohjcc, was, you havl
/, succeeded, ., least, in bringing M
/. to misery. Oh Why have | not tb'
manliness TO brush away my bite
/, tears and seek TO mark on, . MOI,
noble destiny. Why should | in.
dulgei in useless sorrow Why Shout,
pour out my volds of grief to I'll,
' gentle breeze tia, bears them ava,
IN dreadful mockcry!
y 80 that ! we're upon semc icsert c1asl,
!, Wherc bowling ,rmpcsss and the lashin.
tide
: wouli .,un ne M deep ard sszsels.
quiet"
Mss -, ! once loved you
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Es5-A correspenlcn, o. q county
newspaper, sigaieg himself stun.
POWDER cshu,s 10 'heep tho bali
IN notion" II eunpowlor can.
keep the ball in motion, there's no
use IN any body's else trying
Mobile Mercury.
Now, Reub., none Of your Prairie
sarcasm. That correspondent was
ours. ''Gunpowdcr" fred the ball,
and jcla'i war, i stopped until il
hit the mrrk. !; iad IL .5a
".
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trsf fnf Tniso Or attention
WAS called his morning 10 q friend
Of ours, who, 4 few month"; ago, was
sietiy, feeble and debiliisssd-now
he !. healthy, suohe and robust
TIL. great change ~. proiaeed BY
taking McLrAs's c~stshmAitp
farSsfntxiso CortuAL. II Is q
real ELixIa ~ Lss.
We advise every trader who Inn,
be siekIy and debilitaied, and oil
who are well and wish 10 keep 60 70
Try it, Eueniag Mirror.
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lfAefsr ohfH TIN Amy eas
IL fcsume ~ nafrh wsuwnI from
Iehrions Comp a. Deaf Iligsf fuhp
iTh
There IVES . heavy fnev sIsfls a
Fort Dfiigsr On ne IU,h u Jsne
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TINS 0srnrtou ~ We arr inform.
q spun cliuhic authority tia, fully
tkrss- fourth Of the cotton crop has
besn DIES tcyed by tic aocd IN
ccahon,a county. The corn rrep
has suffered evrn worse. Al ,he
plantations from Delta to leland 90
mish. have teeu lro,ec,ci from the
decd by timely attention m the par,
Of the planters. Col. Fsvlsr. BY
vigilant etdrt kept bic lsvee M.
broken saa will makes full crop
6ssh { Enevirsr, In inst.
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e1-rhs river At 81. lJssis, on
Mo1dsy, l9'A inst, was falling rap.
idly. All the upPsf sssssms ~rrs
declining.
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DsNAlNlNG IN lie Post rme~ .: n
~ no!a on the l.. Ia, 81 July, ~
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20 The weather is very sne.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06
III. II. RUgKLEF.
.lLATE D 8 eos

8 CAVE STREET., NKw 0aLEASs,
EB'HSeh sIEsker, 5esegEtr aaS sssrer sasssA
@ Inporter-of Fine Watches for Ladies
20, and Geatleasen, Of the most celebrated
Co. makers Of England and Switzerland
made TO his erdsl expressly in heavy cases (eoId
and silveTl and warranted standard EBeness.
Ladies Chatelainesa and Neck Chains;
Gents Guard, Fob and Vest chains, seals, keys, &c.
Finger RIGS, Ear rings, Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sc
Diamonds in Pins and Rings;
sPectacles for every age, il. gold. silver and steel
frames;
S~ilveFwaFe VsTsaated pure as coin, consisting Of
table, tea and desert spoons;
Table and Desert Forks, Ladies'. Butter KniYes
Mustard and salt spoons, sugar tongs, &c.
Plated ware, consisting OF ~castors, candlestieks
waters, SC.
Having been always engaged in the mechani4
cal part of the business, all Watches sent for re-
pairs Wilfhave the ~strietest attention: and having
every facility for making any portion Of a watch,
he will be enabled 10 work on very reasonable
terms.
O. Jewelry made to order, and repaired. Dia.
nnOads reset in the latest style. Cages mounted
in gold and silver. dec3-no7
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06
PAUL AIARCELTN.
I0SEpH AI.RREnHT
The Ragasse Kettle Train and
Furnace.

T7HE subscriber is now prepared to close con-
1 tracts, with full guarantee, to take OFF crops
with I'll ERa S Patent RagaSse
Furnace and Kettle TraiRae with q
consumption Of Wood not to exceed one-half a
cord per hogshead for the entire boiling of The
juice into Sugar, or one cord per hogshead for both
grinding the Cane and Boiling The Juice into SUI
gar.
the management Of the Bagasses Kettle Train
IS precisely the same as that required for the old
Kettles employing an equal number Of hands "a
clean the juice. The Furnace needs The affen-
dance Of but one hand, as the Basasse & never
touched after II enters the Furnace
For further particulars inquire Of
SAM. II. GILMAN
aanlT 81 Natchez street, New. Orleans.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06
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PaaaEEeaafaRe Female Seaas5gEary.
THE next session wiilcomnenee 50 THURS
Il DAY, fst Of OCTOBER NEXT, untler
the charge Of Rev. C. G and Mrs S~ELLEcK, aid
ed by MRS. EexsE formerly Miss Hanlnaond1
and Mile. RABleLIA, bothaWeil known as success
full teachers i'll this ~institHtion. Parents Kidding
Scholai ships can thenhaye the privilege etepla-
cling their children at this school, on the terms
specified inthe Endowment Circular.
TERMS. permo5ih.
Boarding, bed, f~urnitsre and washing
included9 Slo
Tuiiopin French and EngIishi %
Primary Department:
Junior do .
Senior do 8
Masic 67-,tse of instrument slS
Latin SS-Drawiug So.
lneldenla Al expenses per month, Scots.
Payable quarterly in advance.
boarding pupils FSlsl furnish their WI tow
els and table napkins aud a silveviork and spoon.
These aud all their clothing, to be distinctly
marked. sep3-2m
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06
II SUGAR PLANTERS.
p. aEARCaI1Y

4 GAIN has The honor to inforan sugar plGn-
IA tiers. commission merchants, and the public
in general, that. MANY rnenfhs aga lie has brok-
en- the partnership which was existing between
Mrs Julie Bennabel and himself, under the style
Of 3. B0SNABEL; and that he does ne nacre
manage tue manufacturing OF 8i-snLPHfTE
LIME Of The Orleans SoutRarn Chemi-
cal Works y
JOSEPH ALBRECHT has the honor to an
noanee aiso~to sugar planters, commission mer-
chants, aud to the public in general, that the
partnership which took place between DR. Der.
uaId and himself under the style OF BERNARD
& ALBRIGHT, has been dissolved by common
consent.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06
SAW-lEELL RUaENEss.

tTTNHE undersigned respectfully inform their
j. friends and the public generally that they
have entered into coparlnership for the purpose
of carrying on the S.aH- MILL RUSINE5S-
They warrant that their Lumber shall be Of the
best description, and at as low prices as can be
purchased elsewhere in the State. All orders
promptly filled. Their Saw-Mill is situated at
the Park e ID this parish.
HENRY SELLIER.
dee13.1y We. HACKER.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06
The Greosestand Most Wonderful ia The WorH'
-sARsAPAREhLA LOZENGEs.
asnnnHn mai Gam rannant.

The GTeafeStand Most Wonderful IN The wong!
-SARsAPAREELA LOZENGEsa
sim pie and Compounds
Prepared by N. HEREU, Druggist andPhysician,
Superior TO all Essences, SyFaps and Ex-
tracts so named, aud to all speclall-
lies heretofore known.
r HAVE for a long time thoroughly investigated
4 the idea of a general therapeutic agent, sas-
ceptible of being applied TO all diseases, the DE-
~velopment or morbid principle OF which proceeds
from. an internal cause, either in the blood oESanS
of the organs.
A careful aud uninterrupted analysis ofthe AMI
nal, vegetable and mineral kingdoms had induced
the hope that / conld bring about such a result,
aud, thanks TO my iudefatigable researches, 1t is
now obtained.
/ have found 10 some vegetables tie necessary
means for this grand idea, which is based apoH an
oleaginous principle OF Safsaparlliapartly knoWn
10 the public. Such is the discovery which l
have the honor this day of advertising. The
form Of L.ozeages has been given to il, because It's
nature precIuded the possibility OF d1iug other
wise. and | have divided it into simple and com
pound Lozenses, in order that they mightbe given
% children as well as adults.
My first experiments Were made privately, and
remained unknown until wonderful results had
satisfied me that | had succeeded, and that the
charge Of quackery could not be brought against
pe.
. The attention of physicians and oftbe public is
caiiedto these Lozenges, ia order that every one
may witness the admirable results OF the same.
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to by upwards of a thousand persons.
The stomach is cleaned, the blood is purified
anu renovated by removing all impurities from
this precious organ and field.
SPECIAL EFFECTS
l.. Prompt and radical cure OF Ill diseases gene
rally.
z. Persons who have usedthese LozeRges have
never had the cholera nor the yellow lever.
8. Eenereal, syphiiitic, hepatc, scorbutlcal,
gnufy, rheGmatic and nervous and bilious diseases,
ate completely cuIeda few days after he 'refaedy
is Tesoftedtb.
4. Ali diseases ofthe lungs, head. eyes. stomach,
bowels and other internal snd external eom-
plants disappear entirely, provided the LozeDges
are resoFled to.
For sale by the box, with a prospectus. show
ing how. they must be used.
GENERAL DEPOT AT n. HEREU'S,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets.
AGENTS.
j. WRIGHT co.
q and I5l ChattTesst.
z GUiLL93%. Royai.stfset,
II BONNAgEL,
corner of Natchez and TehoupitoHias SITS
JAMES SYME, 1871 Canal4 It.
C. H. sHERGKMULLER,
100 Camp street, corner of Poydras street.
N. B-Consultatioasdgratis daily At the above
Drug Store.
Agents for the above IN Plaquemine-
ap22-ly sTuCKLET & DELAVALLADE.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06
a. LIME.

RNgHARU*A e. gENENNg New UF4
IN leans. Proprietor or Louisiana Chemieal
Works, offers 10 the Sugar Planters d superior
article Of Bi7Suiphite Of Lime. He-having just
completed on Canal street large and coInniolious
works, with entire new machinery, with all the
lapsoved apparatus for making the article il
eerfection--would respectfully solieitsDf the
planters their orders. The superior quality Ql
ms Bi-sulphite Of Lime in previous years, viii
serve az ? guarantee Of what twill be iii future.
New Orleans, August 10, 1857. augI5-Sm
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06
LEVERY sTAEgEE.

E7MGz The undersigned having purchased
QZ@E15nye t san ana sl Mefap 9p1.sr oS Man
street, in the towno ftaquemine, would respect
fully aRnoance to his friends, and the public in
general, that he has refitted and furnished the
same with every thing necessary TO keep a good
LIVERY STABLE, and s]olicits a share Of the
public patronage.
aGA trusty hostler will attend to travellers
horses.
Drovers with mules and horses will be &C.
commodated On the most liberal terms.
ap12s st IRA i. ORCUTT.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06
VeterinarY Rhvaioian-

ME Undersigned respectfully offers his serv;.
ces 70 the public as a Veterinary Phvsie;an
Tor the cure Of all diseases which the Horse Il
subject to.
diseased 1ofsesi # sentto my stable on Bank
stIeet' at any hour, will receive the ~strictest at
f%ention; or | viii visit if requested. in he above
capacity, any part of the parish.
Bottles, containing medicines for various dis.
eases, for sale at 81 per bottle.
ny23 H. BRQUSsARD.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06
THR IRTsH poTATo,


We find the following clever parody on
WOodworth1's celebrated'Ol ! Oaken Bue-
ket.' in the last received (old) Spirit Of
the Times:
How sweet no che taste is the IriEh potato.
As memory awakens u thought of the plant,
Its dark veFdant Vine-tap and beautiful blossom,
In pleasing transition my memory haunt.
AVE. thoughf Of the root 10 profusion eRee growing,
On the broad sunny hillsslepeaadjoining the mil,
At the homestead, how many we raised there's no knowing
For some were but small ones aud few in the bill,
The msaly potato, The Irish potato, see
The thin-skinned potato that grew On the hill.
That deIeetabls plant l would praise while I'm able,
For often az noon when returned from the field
/ found il superior to all on the tlble,
The best Favored edible nature could yield.
With what eager appetite, %zharpened by labor,
piled knife and fork with hearty good will;
Alas! there are none oft1e old fashioned flavor,
None like the "Feal SimoHsh that grewo on the hill,
The msaly potato, the Irish potato,
The thin-skinned potato that grew on the hill.
How prime fromthaf Hll-heape1 dish to receive it,
Aspoised on my fork it Rseends TO my mouths
No appeal 70 the palate could tempt Inc to leave it,
Though affected by t'Fotn or along summer dro9Ea'
And now, far removed from that loved situatioe,
Where used to paFtake of the root tony I'LL.
Fancy fain would revert TO my fathers ptantatioat
And sigh for the tskidneys' that grew on she ball.
The mealy potato, the Irish potato, SIX
The thinfskinned potato that grew, on the mil,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06
Veterinary Surgeon.

ME undersigned respectfully offers bis sefvi
4 ees to the Planters and Others IL this PARISH
IN the abova capacity. All orders sent to him af
his residence below Piaquemine will be puaclas
ally attended to--hs will visit any part of the
parish. Particular care given to animals placed
n hls charge. He gives particular .attentNn la
the altering Of ANIMALS.
U-Charges moderate.
Jel3 GEO KLEINPETER
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06
ROTH g. DEBEKEUE.


Bear lin Mind.
THAT we are now receiving and for sale
l. 1000 pair best Russell Brogatls;
25 dozen best G.. S. Cane Knives;
400 suits Negro Clothing;
10 dozen Sugar House Lamps:
10 do Iron and Copper Sugar %Skimmers;
10 do do do Ladies';
4 fine assortment Of Saddlery and Harness;
200 pairs Blankets "a
Fine assortment of Boys Clothing;
Do do Boots and Shoes;
Do Ladies and Misses Shoes and Caters;
Large a~ssort'nt Iron and Cast Steel;
Do Cgopers' Tools and Tress Hoops;
100 doz pairs Wooden Hames;
90 doz best Blind Brides;
1000 gals Whale Oil;
25 doz Negro Wool Hats;
$50 sacks Corn; 100 sacks Oats;
10 coils Battling Rope: so sacks Bran;
90 sides Harness Leather;
IS bales Oakula; SO coils ass'd Ropes.
au22 ROTH DEBE1EUX.