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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

uoIIowAy'S OiNTMEST.-To those tormenied
win Mics ~ With scofcus sw,nss ot the Stands scaoous
erup.ous auy disease oi ;he outward III
,siion ,ye. IN ara l.ru sncnt relief sot q. NJ 80
baidcp. lane. n. 4
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TuD LAW AID COLLECTION OrrICE Of Lly-

VnE LAW AND toLi'ft iioN VI WE va
rAcsEc. ALLEN LIVINGSTON, No ~ broad"ay' We" iCh
- Oh Anrien Fxcbais. Bank Building has spoudenis
who are ,tc,n end reliable Prsotcng Lawyers 10. every
rhrtou embracing legal correspondents IN every
SoTf, aguds IiYISGsqOS ALLEN LIVINGSTON unsurpassed
sges and iaciss for the collection 81 sat- euu '
s,no detts AID the Transaction Of other legal Business IN
cry pari Of United Sss aAd Casds Including ne pay
@ offKe OF 1curt lands aus the redemption o and
d f the sale xchange Of real estate ana the IL
yosne4t sud ey. Having at command corps OF
,ood oqts tent, ranking among Tue pst ana Sa''P
tcnR their tive counties chosen Win
ref rruC. TO fhc reliability VINO VIII talS- iih
ell. n,~,o,tt epe ~ moderate all business coming
froIo or hfo gh ofcs. ana make prout r'trns ei
chants ana otLers the annoyance Of correspondence
with corrtry lawyers well as much Of the oihcy deAy
rcen,v aud eNpe her, Of0ie attendant upon tue proH
toc of aims abroad b. placing the III the hsos o Ne
nIoye ffrn Oue raeuittr Of the firm beng ~
New YoYk for every State ala Notary Pubic also ki's
,t.nton IN takng deplsitoi aihdsvs scknO~ .uEeA' -
prois &C. fr ey Is State For catalogue % tLeH toes'
N nae,t- see n. \. Herald ot Oct. H.
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Bus,ress Notices.
HAAss AERn AIS oF
CHINA, BgoSzEs, &c.


CHINA, BHoSzEs, &c.
FRoN rUEof2.
" HAvc.wourt Go. .....-.r, ~
Ar oniar ie lsrfe' sel ne ,..s, ,. oi Nj Haush
won't. recent sohsse- Shea Il fDIoPe
Y'esssr p,~s,i i China Dnie SERVICES
bh0'N' ciocss. VASES, c....,....s
Pio, P,is7scs ar Escsip,'sS.,,, p.st., sr.1U,ry.
PARi, F.scY Gcep', &C..
We ESQ osii e., sion 20 o. O.
CsASpYLrTKs aad Gas fiHIVkr''
srfsi''' s'I''N sIy,s-PiA1EO w,KE. ,,..
IL, o. lave a. UNUSUALLY rrcH sni vArigp As.c@r
go st1ch We prepared 70 sel al
FN HAUGuwovr Co,
Conner q B'osiway and Br2oei--,l.
90 TO TuE Ruins Or THE CgisfAL PALACE
and examine
the soesaed FisY.Psoos s.sx, manufactured by
sr,.xss mARys, and other shsei'on sae 'na',,' h'
.s,s ave nsa.. Of Th.s sszIsefe3 tes WI open e
eyes Of tho rablc. Aso.
IxANt.r Lit.rf's Cu;iLSD IeoS sa'E,
which
s,l, ,.7s,e. cos Of paint % Hake Il a' S'G o' H'"
De?ot for
,..,, 90, vi, lao, Ffss AAD BURCLsR-PRoOs S,rsS
No. ies Broadws'. Ny.
VuDYR's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE,
a~ArF FprPRoov sArg OF WORLD.
O. b WuD,R & Co...
No. lsl Broadway
Corner OF Dcy--t., Ne~.Yo'k.
STEARNs d MARviN's
Wilder-Pstent
.,,r,,, VS., u.s .s6 n.sr yiss F.nro.
s'r.n''A { as sa':5 sss, s.roies1: 50 I.sl.
6nCIR's sgwIsG MAcmNEs-IMr0RTASr TO
.,es enslv srwNe MACHINE. combining The latest i'm
,.o,.rae-t, at the extreme 10" rTee OF
Firm DOLLARS.
~, Il Ell cur standard Mschses have been greatly re-
A,e5 snefe's SWING MiCHsLs It is well known, though
te,rer IN price tsss Away chslr in fact consieEn
ba .s viii o. thz sny otLer The prices ret-c.d
s. that ali us, h sacG Csa aud examine he new Machines
=, tox p.;c,. l. NJ SINGER 4 Co.,
No 453 Brlsiway.
WEETLfR 4 WILSON'S SEWING MtcnNfs.-
We prefer them for family Uso" IN l. IHblnc'
'eN ''"' ''''' oaice No. sis Broadway, New-York.
GRo,lR a BakER's CELEBRATED FAMILY
sguf.C NAcHisFs-No 49, Broadway.
NJ. s1YIE-fRtcE $50.
These Machines uDqGe'io1s0S the best III 'ne ma Ae f
"s;lossf Bakers T. the beet" lAmer AneultOrs,.
"To al of which The Tribune s,ys hwen" IN J. Inome
A. BARTnOLF's SEWING MACHINES,
Lew STYLES 40,
viii be ready = few
ROW on BARD CEIEBKATID SbtrfLE SEWING MACHINES,
latest imprOSeni'nts, S5u
OHce No 4sg Biosowsy, corner Of Broomo-st.
RrIVCTfOH Sry ING MACHINE TWIST TO 80 PR foOND'
Local Addie,s Box No 2,8i Po't-Oinct
IRON EAs1, WEST, NoEru AND SOUTH
Pai,s Of the virtues the MAGNETIC SALyE hke
,ood Heath and O. It, For safe 5Y
D. s. H. SMITH, No 5z2 Canss. Church onG bJ Dug
shts; also by Could stationer, Tribone Building
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

Our dispatches from Pennsylvania indicate the
election to the next Congress Of The follow ne
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
M,ITR's MIR1cTIoUS vrRMIN DESTROYER.

No MORE NksNiN e.
House ths hotels. Ac, kept pefnsncuty Tree nom o's
aehe. rs.s mice lnc all other Vetnn by the use oi
~ D1STEoYEs. For salc 4 tie
Propri.tor Depot No 6ts oroa.way, corner oi ioaoa -
aud by r. y RIsHIoN, Druggist GENERA AGENT NJ AZ AO'
Enu.. and No. All Broads ~, corner oi Canal -
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for The vacation Should. matter Of economy oe
;b Drrss eud So HooL apiece IOu the speAd ALL
S1ocE OF EocTRs d RAYNOsD, corner OF Futon aud Nas az
= 49,. hean.si RnndS MaGh CloinE hQase IN NeW-1 orh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

DIR, X. GOODALE, at No. . Bond-st.' NV
~ -, Il, c,sultrd on all arrangements arising from
sd rtiy, sud uniform reei Afforded IL the ia'st as
ersvatet arG Formidable cases.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
TRoM EAS1. WEsT, NOETU AND SOUTH

Praises of the virtues Of The MAGNETIC SALyE pour IN Ike a
hood Heath life those who IT. FOR slo 0Y
D. h. SMITH No Sk2 Cansst. Church, onG by Dug
ntsts: also by COtLD. StatiOner. Tribune Building.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
RARRY's IRICOPMEEOUS

t. the Beet and Cheapest Article Tor Dscsslhs'
Bcautif, ,.ug, Cleanlus, Cutnng'
pr,seriue and R,st0flrg tine Har.
,ad,ee trV IT, kCr sale b. al Druggists anu
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
AT1-TIox SvroF PIANTs.--WM III. FRANZ

NtI hun NtI-T Ut T T-''''' ,,-,,.---,,-, =,
LA Arctoneel. vu sen the g'ourds, on NfbsLsDAf
kEXT Oct IS the entire etock ot HkthNho1sh AZ, ~"
rot 81 PLANT beougn. 20 thr Nursery ol ihos i"1t
SO, 7o-n and staS fis ccsc ion contains many extra
,zed AID d pIcseu. sae affords Sn excellent oppo
tuhty 70 Jl.,t lurcha,tr g. add to thef Soneclh n
1 llfai
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

70 a. h priucpa Surgeons aud Physn'
az th, city Cs aud examine before hasinS elsewhere
ASo TlksTIo srocgi>cs SHOULDER BEAoEs, SVPro~iEEs
L. - No : Ac-.A u. = As.nL Ho.s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
N1yrs MnrnrRs. SIsTEEs, SWEEInEARTs.

s,yr yonr Husb.nds Brothers ad Lovers nom te a"
saec 1 aud disgusting oioT OF imblons tonA'oo va
kNYTChs SMosNR presctt each ~th one sI N'' VII
save tb,ir health aud crbie the brce> So4 az an 'e
sipal DTus C-aE Sio' AID st he f"V''y MS - ~
= \
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

Isrres s,oc1 Ia the wortThs celebrated estaD i'Aiei.
e At No 81 Broadwas Twelve l-ivac rooms expressly oT ne
nicstou of his nuous HAfs DYE tile best cAaut bAck'
oss Wes sui TotPFis have improvements over 81 oLeT
ths Ia the ouy psC. sleTe these thugs are proy GeoOl
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20
4 powerful Rriar Patch.

A friend related to as a story Of an "Old
Coon" who lives in St. Helena Parish, who
has never set been TO New Orleans, and who
is so much opposed to Railroads, that he
never yet could be induced to 60 and see the
jackson Railroad, which runs a few miles
from bis door. He insists that such progress
is bringing the country to destruction, that it
is getting along entirely TOO fast, and that hen
have nothing to do with it.
A friend who was at the old gentIeman's
house, and who had been listening to his old
fogy arguments, remarked to him, that he
would soon be Obliged 10 see a Railroad, as
The Baton Rouge Branell Road would Of ne~
cessity come ID d direction that he pointed, and
pass near his fence.
81 defy ftg' exclaimed old st. Helena, +" it
can't pass in Chat direction, there's The d--da
6riar patch dsas thar Ia thai hollar thai you
eper san =
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

MoopY. MOODY !--Everybody has heard of
Moody. He is the Shirt King of New Orleans.
Nobody in the city thinks of going anywhere
else to buy a shirt, and our country friends
would be wise TO do likewise when they visit
The city. A clean shirt is an estimabIe article
and Moody furnishes them at all sorts OF
prices. No one is so poor that he cannot afford
to buy a shirt at Moody's; but if any one
should have got into any bad luck, OF been to
the wars, and lost his shirt, why, Moody will
give him one. On the shirt question, he IS
particularly sensitive: a dirty bosom gives him
the fdgets. and no shirt al all sets him crazy''-
That's why he invites everybody 10 give him
a call, and get a -hirt for almost nothing!
See his advertisement.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20
a strange Rencontre.

We learn that a few nights since, at a place
near Manchac, on the opposite side Of the river,
a man, who had missed chickens repeatedly
from the chicken house, tied his dog to the
corner of it one night, thinking by such means
the thief would be discovered. Next morning,
on visiting the chicken house, be found his
dog nearly dead, and close beside him a Bsa-
ger, in similar 81 tqstion; the Beaver, ofcourse,
attacked the dog, but how long they fought
no one knew. Tie Beavers life was fnished
in a little while, and the poor dog also uIti,
mately died. Where the Beaver cane from
is moi known, as none are known TO exist
in this vicinity.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

How TO KEEP YOU'VE AND HANDSOME Don't
Use cosmetics or quack medicines, but turn
Mormon. Brigham Young says; 'Mormonism
keeps men and women young and handsome;
and when they are full of The spirit Of God
there are none Of them but what wilt have a
glow upon their countenances, and that is
shat makes You and me young, for the spirit
Of Gud is with US and within u.s.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20
e 1910 aor the mara Tlnnes

Going to the Pest Office 4 few days since,
we saw d large fst hog hung up by the heels
alongside of d tree III the spacious yard in
front Of The Office, and . man with his sleeves
rolled up scsaping the hair from his skin with
. good deaf f energy ana dexterity, prepare.
tory to cutting II Up, making sausages and
packing ID away. The man with his sleeves
rolled Up who thus anade the hair ay,' was
no less 4 person Than ths Hon. Peter q. Jen-
nings, Mayor and Postmaster Of P~laquemine /!
Here il an example for all 10 smother pride
during the hard times, and go to work in
= saping your PORK" What the above
gentleman (wish 80 many official honors shin.
log upon bis headJ can coadescend to do,
angeIy others eco, and thereby BY 50 doing.
ratreneh their expenses and 60 through the
hard Zines IKE j awhiss head."
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

SENSIBLE DJPLoMATs.--I find, says n WASH
;ngton letter writer, that several of the foreign
diplomatic corps sympathize heartily with Gen.
Walker; among them, are Baron Stoeckle, the
Russian Ambassador, who says that this spread
Of Americanism here is according to the laws
Of destiny, which have controlled every nation
since governments were first instituted along
men.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

The CAMPBELL M-1ssTRELs.--lt viii be
seen by advertisement that this Star Troupe
Of Negro Minstrelly will be here on the 18th
inst, on board the steaner Banjo. The music
and exhibitions on board the Banjo have always
given our citizens great satisfaction, and we
have no doubt q large audience will be in at
tendance, on this occasion. There is nothing
like a hearty laugh occasionally, 10 make us
satisfied with the world.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

9 BY the Mosesy' exclaimed an old
gentleman, as be catered Harding's gallery q
day Of two since. pointing % a portrait, "but
that's Peter JsuaiDgsr
aBat there's . fault replied . friend who
accompanied bin.
"A faulir' said The FIRST, { / see no fault
lis an excellent likeness. what fault do you
seer
aYou must ADM, : continued be faultsfnder
"ihat there Is . very grave fapIt--hs keeps has
mouth shatf'
Il give It up cali Peter, and we'll step
down to HEELIEN's and try bis brandy ; upon
that question ! know ven not differ"
There was no difereneeof opinion between
them upon this latter subject.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

LEBLAEc's REsTAURAr.-At L,eBlanc's Cof-
fee House will always be found not only the
most choice Liquors, but also Oysters, in the
rear, and everything that is good to eat. JOE,
the peoples man, is always behind the bar.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

u Ex.Presidsnt Arson Jones, Of Texas,
committed sajeide 1T Houston, on The 9Th inst.
Hs was the last President Of Texas previous
t0 is annexation he adds another to the list
of great man b khs Republic who have died By
shair oMnhasds Collnb@eFsh, Grnyson, Burds
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20
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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

Mn. HARDlSG.--We trust that our citizens
will not allow themselves 10 be deferred from
visiting the Rooms Of This gentleman, adjoin-
ing The Post Office, for the purpose Of taking
a look at his paintings. We are sure there are
many ip our parish who would be glad TO have
the services Of acompetent artist, in transmits
ting to canvas, here at their home and at their
leisure, their own features or those Of some
Of their family, That Mr. HARDING is an
artist Of first rate ability, The two portraits
thai he has already taken Of well known citi-
zens Of this town, fully demonstrate. He has
TOO. more than ordinary claims upon his fellow
citizens f~orsupport, apart from his talent, which
should not 60 unnoticed. This is an oppertu.
nifty which our c~itize6s may not have again
soon, III having At iiIeir own door i talented
artist. We hope to hear BIZ our next issue
that Mr.. Ii. has had several orders for his
valuable services.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

U We received no news from Baton
Rouge previous TO our paper going TO press
on Tuesday evening.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20


PHHP HEELEIN.--We return our thanks TO
friend Philip for specimens of hogs tongues
pickeled, the finest Switzerland cheese, butter
Of the finest favor fof which be has three
kinds.3 and sausages put up in lard. This
latter 10 a most deIectable article, and fit for the
palate Of the most refined epieure. In fact,
PHrLlP's groceries are Of the most rare and
plendid description, to the examination Of
which VIZ consider il our duty to recommend
orr readers. Our friend is an enterprizing
and energetic gentleman he does NOT belong
to The 'samali potatee'' class Of grocers, but
vies with The best Of our town. He has the
best of eyerything--therafore his sales are
quick, be constantly r~eplenishes, and keeps
. fresh stock constantly on band.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

BLOWING THE ENGLIsH INTO ETERNlTT.-The
New York Express tells the following:
1t is reported that Walker shed tears when
h. hauled down his flag on surrendering to the
Omitted States forces. We learn further that
The Captain Of the Br. man-of-war Brunswick
expressed his intention of dislodging Walker ii
the United States Commodore did Hot do so,
aud that Walker and Ills men had resolved 10
fight 10 the death before surrendtring to the
British, though they had determined TO WELD 10
the United States authorities. The story is
that a mine was laid with all the spare amuni,
ton, and The English were TO have been blown
into eternity. Walker was well proyisioned
and had plenty Of munitions Of war at The time
of the surrender,
We wish it had been so, that the English in
stead of The American forces had attempted to
arrest Walker. We feel pretty certain that a
goodIy number of the House Of Bruns,oick
would have smelt birthstone in double quick
time.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

The DELTA--We retorn onr sincere thanks
to The proptietors Of this able and popular
%journnl, for an exchange. Truth and sincerity
of The bitteresl enemies. Whatever may be
said of the npkta, of its hot and fiery articles,
and how much some may pretend to dislike
such a style, all will admit that they spring
from sincere and conscientious convictions
and from a fervid, almost idold,zing love for
the South IT applauds where it thinks ap,
plause is merited, among our public men or
in the af4irs of Government. and ii strikes
without fear or favor. Such u Journal deserves
the greatest possible success.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

The Presidents MESSAGE RELATIVE TO
H ARREST OF WALKER.--Not that we
agree in its views, but a. an important State
document, We publish the Message Of the
President. relative to The frrest Of Gen. Walker.
The True Della, than which no paper battled
more m~anfully for the election Of aIr. Buchan.
an, says of the Message that "a more ambidex-
trous piece Of shutting sophistry, special
pleading and chicanery, ii has never fallen 70
our lot TO p%eruse.' The fact that Seward and
all the Northern Delegation in Congress.
applaads this Message, Is sufficient proof to
the South which way the President leans. aud
tells them in SO many words, that the man
whom the South elected under The most solemn
pledges that he would be true 10 the platform
upon which he was planted' is ready at apy
moment to crafty the North it the expense Of
the Sonth--and that be is deadly opposed 10
Southern extensions and the Americanizinp of
Southern territory.
-
- The weather IL NOW very nInasant $50.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20
below by closing Bayou Plaquemine,
certainly we think it should be closed.
'sCarrying the war into Africa"

aCarrying the war into Africa
We have received a letter from a
Democratic friend in the Legislature,
dated Baton Rouge, Monday last, in
which he says;
Wire pulling and log rolling are tourists
ing that system Of ostracism which is synon>
ymous with SIidelism. is progressing rapidly,
wherever thay can bring it to bear.
am proud to have fonnd democrats enough
in The House who are, like myself, determined
10 nip the thing in the bud.
We have 80 far in this House) hold of the
beasts tail, and when we by hands on lis
horns, look out, the result will soon be before
yoa, ana u favorable one will it be too, for
then the Sigur Democracy will be triumphant,
We are nearly all here, hut tue SlideIi Dee
nlotrary haze 30 far been Successful in bfeak>
ing a quorum they are dealing their last
blows at u, for | perceive that they are grows
ing weaker and weaker, as though they bad
nearly exhausted their strength
We are glad to hear that the ene~
mics Of the animal have got the "beast
by the TAIL" and we have no doubt
that such news will be gratifying to
our readers generally. We thank our
friend for his encouraging remarks,
and trust that we shall often hear
from him during the session.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20
PLAQUEMINE;

u We are under obligationa to the Hon.
Thos. G. Davidson, for a copy Of the speech
Of MIR. Green Of Missouri, on the Kansas
question.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

SLIGHTLY Mt~TAKRN.--A grand bail was
given at ASpinwall, on Christmas night, 10
Com PAU1DISo, and The officers Of the British
Slip BraRsOick. On The Governor OF New
Granada being presented to the immortal Com,
modcre, be said, = am happy (Which be no
doubf was 70 press the hand That struck the
death blow to 6llibusterism q He was slightly
mistaken; no net has ever benefited Walker
more, Or 'endered more TO facilitate lie Amer
i~canizing Of Central America, than this high
handed act Of the man who has 1t last done
something 70 make his name memorable.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

T Columbus is the name proposed for 4
Territory to be formed in what is known as
Carson Valley and sometimes called the
Great Basin, i is d vast region Of territory
lying partly in California and Utah. II is sta,
ted that i i now inhabited by 5000 whites and
100000 Indians. The principal town is called
Genoa. James III. Crane is now al Washing
ton as the delegate Of The people Of that Ter-
Fitory.