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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24
'aii and Winter CiOJitin2 and
Gents FUrni>nimg Goods.

Black Cloth Frock Coats uf every grade
Snpcriinc Black Cloth Dress Coats.
do. Black and coiprcd Cashmere
Sacks and Business Goats.
Reversible Cashmere Business Sacs.
Black and "oiorei Union Cashmere
PaictOts, SdcS and Business Coats.
Black and coiored Satinet Paletots
and SacS.
Supcrline colored Cashmere Pants.
do Black Drcskin do
Black and cnipred Union Cas-. do
p do Satinct do
Supcrline Silk Velvet Vcs.s.
do Black and Fancy six Vests
do Black Ducskim d Satin do
Colored and Black Union Gas. Vests.
single and double breasted.
Overcoats, llighlanders and Cloaks.
Blanket Coats, Flushing and Pilot Cloth
Goats, Monkey and Harvey Jackets.
And a general assortment of Low prices and
medium quality Clothing Also a 'grrai variety
of Furnishing Goods. such as Printed Puff Bosom
Shirts, White and coIored Shirts. French and
American Flannel ShiIts ana Drawers. N.rino
Drawers and Uhdershirts. light ami heavy tex.
ture; Cotto. and WOODEN Socks, NecktIes, Stocks
SCarts. etc etc.
YOuth>' and Boys Clothing.
We have ju>t opened an assortment of Youths
and B"y| Winter Goats, Jackets, Oye.coars.
Pau!aloons. Fes,s, &c. &c.
Our stock OF Mems, BOYS. ladies'. Misses
and Caiidren's Boot Shoes and Gairers IS very
large and comprises every style. known TO IN.
trade Of The best material and finish.
Mems. Boys and CLiidrens Hat,.
and Caps
ia a great variety.
Hardware and Cutlery, Guns
and Sadlery Department,
a full assortment.
ROSS d GALLAGHER.
North side OF Main ST., between Bank & Ley.e ais
p. :. We will sell 10 responsible parties
Goods payable the LIST day of January next.
P~laq"emine, Oct. llth, 1850.
For Sale,
A Lot Of Ground in town with the buildings
annexed. Apply TO
novl7 ID. r.. ROSS
wanted
A Gooj compe;ant teacher in the 5,h School
"A District Of good sober habits.
November Ii, 1860. noyj7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24
Youths and Boys Clothing.
ROSS d GALLAGHER.

North side OF Main ST., between Bank & L.evee -ts.
T. ). We will sell 10 responsible parties
Goods payable the LIST day of January next.
Plaquemlne, Oct. llth, 1850.
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MONTVALE SPRINGS.
18 q O.
$. AANTER & SONS, AND A. P. WATT,
OWNERS AND PRoPRIEToRs.
Also Owners mainly and Projectors OF
Elk HANGE TEL,

AOHTGO4ARK -: ALABAKA
TENRAYELERs the Railroads from Dalton or Chst,aBoov
Il % An9Eve Iennessess reach hontvas BY taking stage
Coaches a Knoxville. -a
Mesars. g. Lanier Sons have been engaged IN Hotel s
un Macon, Ca in New York and 10 N fr
more THAI twenty years Experience has TAUGHT than a. 1t.
OF me Travelling Public; and they oil Who sk haIt
comfort OF pleasure, that sumner more complete than
mONTVALE SPRINGS,
in the extent and variety Of By which these ob are g.
cured They invoke the attention Of he public 10 fr B
tagez In al these respects.
As to the curative properties OF these Waters ave experienced
resident physicians testify follows
Lhey are 10 their Effects the human system uiuratc
Phorelc Apsrien Highly Asra1t Erharsnt, 0ndirscfv
powerfully Tonie They have, perhaps, rival in ehcaey
either IN ne mineral vegetable kingdom cases cous
hended under the general term spepa with ter many d
varied eoncomitants Hpochondrass Neuralgia Chrgac
Liver Complaint enlargement Of The Spleen SICK ana Nevog
Headache Debility Deranssent Of the Nervous gyste
Their Diureiie properties render them poErfuI remedy in
most cases Of Chronic Dro2sy, and affections of he Kdpy
They also Efficient In Mercural Dise7ser aruuf ~
throw o. any morbd poisonous matter from ne uS4fe
In short, all cases Of general debility enervnou vii and
very agreeable and reliable remedy 10 these watsrv
Gases Of obstinate Chs and Rcvers, and many cut7neo M
eases a. Herpes or letters &C. have been cured bv Ten
re % earnestly therefore, 10 an sincerity recommend Al
persons suffering with Chrenc Diseases, coeand as I
Of the Moniyale Waters"
WATT, LANIER 4 co.
me duntsYle fAlal DenOcrgf. Menphs AD1e1I Visks.
burg (niss Chiss, and Naichsz liss FFr4 r1~ vii
COPE 10 AZ er issues for three months and snd Bills 10 Mont
vale springs % the propneiors
-@.y3-diEAE9n WATT, LAEIER & co
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NEW YORK, June 25.-NegOtiatiOns for the treaty
of commerce between France and Belgium are pro
crossing.
The Courier de Paris received a first warning for
an article upon the liberty Of conscience.
Breadstufs France are higher, owing to the
unfavorable accounts from the growing wheat crops
The Sandman Senate has approved the cession of
Savoy and Nice-92 against TO-
The evacuation of Italy by the French troops Is
completed Fresh bands of insurgents are menacing
the frontier of the Roman States. LamOricier had
sent troops there.
The Austrian Government has resolved to in
crease the effective strength Of their second army in
Italy and corps de cavalry is also TO be collected
in Italian Tyrol
The Stadt-HOldershIp of Hungary comes into effect
July 1st
Melbourne mails of April Oath are received in
England. News unimportant. Several engage
ments are reported between British troops and the
natives in New Zealand.
A French frigate threatened the town of BOnny,
Africa, with bOmbardment. if a debt Of long stand
lug to a French firm is not Immediately paid. The
debt was paid.
LONDON June At is understood that Garibaldi
would not undertake anything in Sicily for some
days to come. He is organizing his reserve. The
Post says there is truth in the that France
is about to send corps of observation to the Swiss
frontier The Tines says the government will pro-
pose to commence Notifications and other works
sOon
Advces from Japan, to May Sd, represent the
government to be in al unsettled state. A battle
had been fought near JeddO, in which prince was
killed. The captains of all foreign vessels in the
harbor at Kanagawa had been notified to prepare
for an attack upon them, as the government might
be unable to render any protection The govern
ment appeared to be greatly frightened at the ex
tent of the detection.
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Affairs on the aIexican Border,


| The Brownsville (Texas) correspondent of the
New Orleans Crescent writes under date Of the 18th
I inst.
This community has maintained a creditable
quietude for the last two months owing first to the
presence of the troops and second to the absence Of
/ COrtina However, in order to provide against any
and every contingency, the citizens have appointed
night patrols, and have almost unanimously organ
lied themselves into volunteer military force to
| be ready for service at any moment.
On the heels of this movement comes direct news
of COrtina himself. He visited the rancho Of a
friendly Mexican, on the right bank of the Rio
Grande, last week, (Thursday,) and killed Senior Sill
leniO, together with several Of his family, for
other reason than they had refused to quarter some
Of the men belonging to COrtina's party. At the
time of the assassination, COrtna declared that he
''knew everything that was being done at Browns
vlle he knew the troops intended to leave as soon
the yellow fever broke Out-and then he intended
to pay off his old Scores The Mexican troops
from Matamoras as soon as the news reached that
place. started out for the rancho Of Senior SeleniO,
for the purpose Of arresting the bandit but Cor
tina was at the head of two hundred men, and is
better informed than his pursuers doubt if they
make any Roadway, even allowing that they desire
10 meet the rascal.
Ina difficulty at Rio Grande City, between Jas
Richards and John Smith, the latter was shot and
killed.
Three American horse traders are reported to
nave Deen murdered al the Mexican Town OF CnenO,
last week. The particulars are not known.
The trade Of Brownsville, or rather the imports
and exports registered in the Custom House at this
place for the last month, amount to some SlO00000
and for the quarter s2,500,O00.
The Indians are again reported as trouble
some on the Rio Grande. On the LIST of June gang
of forty fifty Indians passed near Roma killing
Mexican at the rancho known as COmitas, after
which they passed on and killed two other Mexi-
cans, and drove of the stock Of a man named Ra-
mOiez. 1t is supposed that these Indians crossed
into the United States from Mexico, and their
tribe is unknown
a party of men, on the night of the 18th, entered
town. and under cover Of the night proceeded to the
jail, where they bound the Waterman and after
wards released two Of the prisoners who were con-
fined as guilty Of treason in the COrtina war The
act was so quietly done that it was not known to
half the citizens next day, and the question is
were the prisoners released by their friends or
were they taken out by mob and hung? 1 cannot
answer the question yet.
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CHER KEE EDY.
NauseOus Drugs and Poisonous


VNTE ask the afflicted Of either which do prefer
wv pleasant and delicious syrup, compounded from Natures
Remedssone which viii speedily and permanently cure
you VILE compounds heretofore used with all their
facilitating effect together with the losthsome diseases
many times following the Of Mineral poisons
The Cherokee Remedy" Natures Specific for Gonor
rea elect Gravel, Structure Fluor Albus whites in Femsles
and diseases the Urinary Organs curing these diseases by
natural all other preparations have ed and
OF Heavens hest mercs to offending msnl Instances c9uldF
produced Of Effects which would stsggeT creiulity
The nnusous preparations heretofore used have failed;
this instance been known 10 fail Happily for
mankind the Governor Of the wsrId Father who aicts
10 kill, but to
In mercy he has appointed Medicine these dreadful diseases
which when quickly 1 to all parts Of the system,
the disease every post and with fidelity and courage truly
admirable, gives untl has completely expelled
from the body restores the unfortunate patient former
health Sld vigoT.
This Remedy strikes the very root Of the disease ten
dency is not simply suspend the poison but to the
cause on which It depends.
u , And what ENHANCES ITS VALUES the entire alb
senoe Of an aseos taste smell It lay in the
ing ROOM or on table without being suspected
"Remedy" FOR secret diseases.
treatise Venera diseases with null directions for their
permanent cure accompany each bottle
ii = Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers IN med
cnes. POTTER & MERWlN, Sole Propreors,
ST. Louis, No
Sold Nashville wholesale bv Berry Demovile and Ew'
giSts evervwhere. dec4-dtw&Wl y-inside
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Foreign Commercial.

LrvERFooL, June l5Psr Steamer Europa-cOttOn, sale
Of The week bales Of which Spectators took 1900 bales and
exporters 900 bales All quotations declined to and price
irregular Sales Friday 1900 bales OF which pecuatOr
and exporters took AGO, closing dull Orleans Fair * Or
leans Middlng 90. Mobile Fair "a Mobile Mddling So Up
land Fair Upland Niddlng So Stock Liverpool 1856 OC
bales Of which bales are American Manchester advoei
are unfavorable at low pr ees butrather steader.
HAvEECOttOn, sales OF the $500 bales Orleans Tres
Ordnare 9 Bias sGf The has declining tendency
quotations being barely maintained.
Bedstus quiet at Tuesdays advances Provisions quiet Bee
heavy Consos 39O3S ExdVidend; Bullion in the Bank Of
England has increased $4,000 pounds The money market is
slightly easier with less demand.
LERPOoL sundayCotton sales Saturday 1000 bales Of which
Spectators exporters 1000 bales closing very dull
with but little enquiry and prices weak.
BeadstuGs steady; Provisions dull but generally unchanged
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Furtberbv the meIftn,

W1sTINGT0N June 26.-T6e Senate met to-day and
proceeded to Executive business
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CAYCE's sULPHUR SPRINGS.

FENHE undersigned respectfully informs bis old
public generally that the above watering place will be
opened for the reception Of visitors the s dsy OF June
He has large Dancing room, Ten Pin Alley, &C. for the
Of his visitors These springs have medicinal
qualities the State. All who afflicted with Dyspepsia
Bowel Diseases Headache &C would do we'll give them
rial He has sulphur, chaybeats and free waters al Of
he very best kind The Springs situated in pleasant healthy
locality, 10 miles south OF Franklin three miles West
Thompson Station He would all may favor
with visit that pains will be spared mskea pleasant
TERMS,
Board per week.. $ 90
DO 90 ! p
single
Children under II years and servants half price.
Keeping Horse per 50
All extra trouble extra charge
IL TThe hack will meet the at Thompson's Station on
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays in the morning. Tues
days. Thursdays, and Saturdays in the evening.
VIM. CAYCE.
Nashville trweekly USIOE AMERICAN copy forbid
and send accounts 70 this ofies.-FrGakJiH Rsgisu.
iupe5-tW m
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Markets by telegraph.

NEw ORLELNs June 26-The weather very wet to-day.
Cotton sales to-day 400 bales-Middlng lOI9K Sales Of
three 900 bales Receipts OF three days 900 bales against $50
bales during the corresponding time last Total receipts at
this port ahead Of last year 500 bales at all Southern ports
1893 500 bales Flour buOyant at 62K95 IS Corn quiet at
65975 Tobacco firm. Freight and exchange unchanged.
NEW YORK. June 26The Shipping List quotes cotton dull,
sales Of three days 500 baleMdding Orleans nominal l
Freighs Liverpool 32d Sterling exchange 999. Francs
1895 M Tobacco, dong Spanish fine grades
Domestic dull. Sugar frmer but unchanged.
CINCINNATI, June 26Four dull and irregular, sales 1000
bills ats 1905 co. Corn active 1904 Oats steady 5c
Whisky I7H Lard in barrels l2c.
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TTNHE Farm which James NJ Timmins lives and
same on which Maj Hicksr5on formerly lived, i5fOl
sale easy terms
The tract contains about 1850 acres Of which there about
$40 acres cleared. The WHOLE Is Of the finest In
Coffee county, being rich fertile well sitnaied-yng
both sides Of the McMinnve Manchester kailroad-and
also the road leading from Manchester TO Winchester, and
about four miles from the former place. and about s miles from
TUllahoma. within mile Of YAK Hill Seminary, and about
the distance from good church. and IN nehborhood that
cannot be surpassed in point and general intelligence
The improvements almost and consisting Of two
story framed house, we'll finished situated moss beautiful
eminenee commanding Of the finest views Of great pOr
ton OF the farm. Of the Railroad and within eighty
yaTds Of the finest Stone Springs In the Mountain
District The houses consist Of Kitchens smoke house,
corn-eribs and stables
T tract il we'll Waterei, there being eight ten springs
on the same There several fine Orchards the place.
sisuR Of the best varieties Of fruit in the State.
There are about fifty well set in Herds grass. TIE tract
Ia 90 situated that can divided int ave farms
giving cleared land and orchards to nest OF them The farm
must be seen appreciated and those desiring same
will call on James n TimmiDs, on the premises
Tor &c, call upon, address The undersigned at Man
chester, Coffee county, Tennessee N. BURGER.
rnay25-w&tW Law until lst sept.
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DouFIas Demonstrations.

SANDUsKY, O.. June 25.-The Democracy of this
city fred 81 guns in honor of the nomination of
Douglas There were bonfires, speeches, music, &c.
PITTsBURG, June 25.-lO0 guns have been fired
amid great enthusiasm IN honor of Douglas. Sam
uel Harper and others made patriotic speeches
ADRIAN Mich, June 25-The Democracy of this
city fred thirty-three guns in honor of the nomina
ton of Mr. Douglas
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The National Nominees,

ST. LOUIS, June 25-The National Democracy are
holding great ratification meeting tonight The
Bulletin Office is covered with flags and transps
rencies.
anaded at the Planters House this evening.
One hundred and five guns are being fired in Lu-
cas- Park. The enthusiasm Is fully equal to that for
Douglas.
ALBANY, n. Y, June 25.-The friends of Breckn-
ridge and Lane in this city are having jubilee to-
night One hundred and five guns have been fired
-one for every vote that Breckenridge received in
the Convention.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer Europa,

New YORK. June 26.-The steamship Europa has
arrived at Halifax with Liverpool dates of the 10th.
The steamer Edinburgh arrived at Liverpool and
the Persia at Queenstown on the 18th
There is nothing important from Sicily The Royal
troops continued to leave.
The Royal Conference was to take place at Baden
the day the Europa sailed
Napoleon and the Prince of Prussia had arrived.
The annexation of Savoy was finally consumma-
ted on the 18th.
The Great Eastern will positively sail on the 10Th
July.
Napoleon had an interview with the Prince of
Prussia on the 10Th, but the result is unknown.
The ship Wurtemburg from New Orleans is at
Genoa with feet water in her hold.
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DTSCOvERx

~ L. Z Z Z
WORTHY o. ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
MANY since the great discovery Of Prof Wood, have at
NN tempted not only initiate his restorative but profess to
have discovered something that would produce results identical
wonderful Prof Woods preparation,
forced 10 leave the field 30 its rsess sway Read the follow
BATH. MAnE, April 18th. 1859
PROF o. J. WooD & Co.: Gents-The letter in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and which you
have published this vicinity elsewhere, has given rise
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
first, it fact OF habaton and stated in
the Communication second, Is Of all therein contained
third does my hair still continue be in good order and Of
natural colorl To all and do nvariaby,yeS Ny
hair better than any stage my life forty yesn
past soft. thrifty aud betsr ooored the is true Of
wher, and the only Why 1t is not generally true is
that the substance Wshed Of by frequent sbutOn OF the
face, when used by Wipng the face in close
ton with the Whker the result will follow the hair
have therscept great many letters from all parts
Of New England asking me il my hair still continues e be
good much fraud in the manufacture and
compounds we'll this it has doubt baey
initiated and used only without any good elect but
absolute injury hsven used any Of restorative Of any
account for moath and yet my hair is good
hund eds have examined Il With surprise, now 81 years
old and gray hair in my head my face and prove
this fact send you lock my hair OF the past
received your favor Ct two quart bottles last summer for
which very grateful; gave my friends and thereby
induced them try it. many were skepcs until after trial
and then purchased and used with universal success will
favor that you send test by which discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold by many fear without author
ity from from you pure article will insure success and
believe where coed eeos do follow, the failure is caused
by the impure article, which the inventor Of the good
deem il my duty heretofore to keep apprised Of the
effect on my hair as assure all who inquire ny
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, dear sr,
yours, A. c. RAYMOND.
AAROSs Ron, KY, Nov. 30, 1853
Restorative put up bottles Of three sizes, large,
medium and small; the small holds y pint 81
proportion than SMALL rea 81 per bottle; the large
holds quart ~ cent in proportion, and rea for 50
abotte o. J. Wood g. Cos Prspreors, IA Broadway,
York. ia Market street, st. Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoesaed by
Even, PendIetOn q Co., and retiled by every Drug.
house in the United States. iebll-ly
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FnR PRIVATE nINEAsES.

~ DR.. KING, formerly Of New York for the Las
&kS four years Of Louisville Kentucky, and who hs
devoted his attention the OF private diseases for
thirty years atters HIMSELF having attended practice for
many years. and cured many Thousands be Is enabled %
ali diseases Of private nature matter how bad they may
from inudcous medical treatment from neglect Of their
DR. Kings DispensaFy No. q Deaderck street. between CheJ
and the Square, where he all diseases Of private natures
GOEoRHEA cured without naucous medicine intererens
from business.
STRUCTURES Of old or recent date, sectuay
days, by operation Whichc pain. Where Structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and unGermineE the constitution 80 much
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the skin, growing out Of
Lest bad treatment, can he 6ectuay cured in few days,
5sAL WEAKNE particular attention having been given %
th 3sease and all the consequences growing Of it, brought
IN many by the destructive habits 81 inconsdate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution, rendering he subject
1T for business society, and causing premature old
Females may be aboring with any dcuiy Of the Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their with
fee enclosed directed to Dr. A. King No. q Deadegk street
Nashville Tenn will have the necassry medicine sent their
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed on
hours from geeoek in the morning until in the evening
aavQ3 IG5Q-d&rwlv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
T53a..al. . asay 15a.l-lss = gIsI..at

DIR. EArONsS I8FANTLLE CORDIAL,
ana hys because Il aeu 1is % afford fls51Rt1asOus Tett
When rven 10 time u scts II b magic and enc fdt dtoRe
viii convince you that what say a rus Il contains
NO PAREGOHIC OR oPIATE
OF am kind and therefore relieves By rs105ing tie eig7
Of your chd Instead Of 5y deddsg its as0es FOR nia
reason h counds fas the ongy prepgIason known
fer ChEIdren Teethfmg, Diarrh08as Dysentes
~, Gripping in Ghe Bowels ACidAfy OF the
Stomach, Wind, Cold in the Head, ana Okoupi
also Tor softezing fhs Os reducing taaNdti01 TegU
EGting The B0Uss aud rss5ing DGis hzs no egG1eng
sDlsEodio. &c s used with aRfdtag success IN al
cases 81 C3ouvuIsfon or other FfGss As gou Oalue
le aad hsqlk on pour Children, and 0tsA p sags tAe1a
from thoss sad and bightng Consequence ah5ch are GER
IAN &, Fe1t RON ~ - of narcotics Of aDfoh al OTHER
remedies Tor Kfqtgs CsB9Bainss o6llossd tds none
bat DR., TOMS FufanEiIe COrdfals this you can
ry upon It L perfectly harmless, and cannot njure the
most delicate nfsnt Price IS cents Full directions sccompa-
each bottle. Prepared OILY By
CFTUHCH & DuPOINWs
No 400 Broadway, New Yerk.
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Arrival OF the PONY express.

ST. LOUIS June 25.-The Pony Express from Car
SON Valley the Sth of June arrived to-day.
1t was thought that the Indian war would soon be
over, as the force now in the field will be able to
subdue and reduce them to control, or drive them
beyond the limits where mining is carried on.
Major Dodge, the Indian Agent for Western Utah.
arrived at Carson Valley the 9th inst, from
Washington, where he bad been to confer with the
Government in regard to the future management Of
the Indians in his section. He left yesterday for the
scene of hostilities at Pyramid Lake
1t was the general opinion that the savages will
have to be punished severely in order to bring them
to terms. 1t is feared that they will not stand fight
but will retreat to the mountains, thus delaying the
issue, and probably leading TO a protracted war
A messenger had arrived from the Army, report
ing that the Indians had fled without an engage
ment.
Col. Landers wagon road expedition had arrived
at Honey Lake Valley, and Immediately proceed to
the seat of war.