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BAGGAGE CHECKED rHaouaH 70 NEW ORLEANS.

THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
am AT, and Is -
. IN TIME
thEn any other blne-the LynohburE EXtereion
being now completed, Is O. SD the Mlssis sippi
Central making il the
QUICKEST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE
FOR SO UTHERN TRAVELLERS!
it Is provided with First GLASS Sleeping Cars!
To New Orleans ----.72 Hours.
TIME Menlphls---- -..S4 do,
Montgomery ----..s3 do.
RsShvl!lo ---. .46 do.
10. Tho u. 8. MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this Now Line.
, Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
Ohco, corner Of 81 xth street and Psnnsyvania Az
enuo, 70 the following points:
L2H9ES aas1ss,, Bristol, KnO1ylus, Atlanta.
Macon, Nashville, Dalton. Columbus,
Montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.
W THROUGH TICKETS TO THE w.
RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS
IC onnibuEes and Baggage Wagons leave the
once at 6 q. m. and p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
mo N-u Corner sixth Ut. and Pa. ~.
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MEDICINES.

IN. SO1HBYON. ...
II BALYIAORR E..
LOCK HOSFIYAL,
hss DsssSsGs6 fAs sssss Cwfsss, Syssdy, - als
Afsetsal RsSssas ~ sAs World
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDKNCR,
LET NO FALSE DRLICLcY PREvENr.
APPLY MINED ATELY
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHA
IN From ONE TO TWO DAYS
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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
Co.'s CGEEEGE.
PLIQGEJJLNE. [,

PLlQtEHINE. La.
THIS Institution j., nos open lor
10 TN'ne tmI>siou %, p4yl.s. The srryi-
S%&~SSa rr> ct n PALor. an accomplished
teacher ui French. have been s.curri ior Iuis Ge
paItmeut aud he vii lie ou The ground ia 4 i"w
daEs. when those desiring Instruction Ia ruIs
branch can b" accommodate. The p|.Iuciual will
also soon take up III, residence IN "a" Institution.
wneu a limited number ui pupils from abroad
NAV be accommodated with board.
Npecia, PANS viii Oe taken la preparing youth
.noroush'y ior College. IA UrieTtuat tueir lu,urc
cpaIs- uIay be both easy and ,dI>Idcro. Y. The
~dne care " Ill also he taken with rpus- " ho NAV
visit tu Prosecute tDrIr classical studies lie yUnd
Tue ats IA THIS institution.
! careful supervision VII be exercised over the
morals. habits and conduct OF pupils during scuuo!
horrs or "nI'c resident Ia the Institution.
lac following are the
TERMS Of TUITION, sc.
Primary Ens,>h. per moIlA, $500
Advanced Eu.lIsn studies. 800
French. with Er-'ish branches 500
i.auu. fIrnch ana Lngiisn, combined, IO.Ul
Board. pes month, 1000
Washing. extra.
- All bIIs payable monthly
Instruction Az Painting .nd D.awiug given in
he institution, il desirei.
PAUL SELBY. Principal.
Pi~aquemine La, Oct. s,h. 1889. ocio
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
Barber Shop Removal.

NICOLAS BlEHLER respectfully informs his
~ friends and the public that he has removed
ms Barber shop from Bank street TO the house on
Nam street lately occupied as a Barber shop by
Bison.
While thanking his friends for their favors.
n. BlEHLER takes this occasion to say that he
viii leave nothing undone 10 give the Utmost sa-
t~isfaction to all who patronize him. N.Y.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12

Gioyts-all styles and qualities,
Half lIosc-all qualities.
Handkerchief all qualities.
CrayatS, Scarfs, Ties.
And all articles necessary for a Gentle-
mans Wardrobe.
Shawls, Travelling Blankets,
Trunks, Naliscs, Carpet Bags,
Umbrellas, etc, etc, etc.
~ Boys Clothing Of every description.
.Y-OrierS from the country respectfully
solicited. la sending orders please give the fol-
lowing measures:
FOR COAT-Size of breast in inches-size of
"aist-lensth OF arm from the centre Of back
-helghth OF person.
PANrALOONS-Sizs of waist--length
OF inside seam.
FOX 'ESI--Size Of waist--lensth Of vest from
collar.
FOX ~SiiiRI-Slze Of neck--lenath of arm.
CAL and axamine for yourselves at the
IRON PALACE OF
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
STORY BUILDING,
lan7 Corner Camp and Common streets.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
We W ORLEE,FH .DI-S
DONOVAN & NEUTZ,
&&NSSAs,
%. ...... Camp Street.......Os
NEW ORLEANS.

ANCHOVIES-h o.! a.d Sat.
APPLES-Cr .sH, DrI.a, Prssso.sa, Ggd .9yu.,
JsHg. "'
B.7CON-Br.akfast Bacon, Sides and sbo,L5,,,
BEEF-HAaddVAia and Western. Drsa Be-
BUTTER-G0shea, Roll and Wessrn.
BUCRW HE.3I-h bills, hf do, tags and Gox..
BEOHA-Bdksrs srlra prepared
BROOMS-CorH. Har and WhisD.
GRLSHkS-W .E:Ggash, Shes. Scrubs and DIR.
CHEESE-Ens!ish D4ty. Cream, Wsster
Pm. ApD!s, Dafeh and Sapsago.
CR.7ChERS-CrG,EHts. Cinnamon: Carox,.
Cream: Mas Sugar, Boston. Water. Cingsy
UmE. SOaa and N9cca,oHi Snaps.
COFFEE-OtdGos. JGVa, Famly lara, Havana.
Oh Re, LGgsrG, N0cha, Msriean dnd CoGa
CHOCOLATE and cocoa
CLANS IND OYSTERS.
DEIED CHERRIES-Ba, lgsryiss and P.os.,
EGGS
FEUITS-Rgis.ns, Csrrants. Pie Fruits. Tall
F,H!!s. Pysnss. Figs. Giron and CrarJeyre,.
FLOJE-F l. f. q Golden Has, and .7tLannc,
10 6.s. M 5jls and bags.
tISH-Rac.utk mhtGk. kl, and If do. Goldfish
HaosIHGw Ir0p!. Salmon. yickied and splcef,
Roe H.r0"y. Dred Herring, Hali6ui and
South Herr.ng.
GLNGEE-LGH!oH. Drisd and pplveyiseH.
HERBS-SaS', Thyme, SgvoJy and MayorEn.
H.3HS-SHagr-C.r.d Green asa Mutton.
ININGLJSS IND CEL-fTLvE.
JELLLEn-CarrIpL, Grapt, H.gb Dannon. ~
pie, CrGHgs. BIucAJ.r,y, EaspJ,,ry, Aiyas-
barry, Ls0'y", P.ae! and Gsava.
LARD
LIQL OHS. ULNES -3ID CORDLILS-Bran.
dy, Hh's&y, Campaigns. VGdara. Port, Nus.
ca. Sa"yy. -AIv.st!i., G.ig H0ltl. Rat0fa!,
CasSss ID. .Eoa@ Dor, C-ro,od. Mgrasciiae,
H~gss!eAsrs Baters, Schsdam S~chropV,,
Orange fOrp Wa..r. liz. Porter. Clare
H"es. BIaes0srry, Haa Chs,y md French
COr3taiS.
.HOLANNES AND SYREP-Plana,iOs
and SHgGr-lJEss Noksss.s, S.c1ayrs and Be-
c.ers syrup. ana >Irop gs BQlsrie.
VI IH-A.mO"aS, 81. sheH and she!!ed, and
P,caas.
OILN- CnH,H SEED, Lard apa Sperm.
PiCELES-Ohces. PecoA.i. Gerkins,
L0'-s. CdH!y!OUs.rs, Onions, Rid Cabbage, 4.
POIi IDES-Hi>h and Sweat.
PRESERIES-PiH 4 pp!e. Peas. Peaches,
Graf .tpp|. Orange. Blackberry, RaspLsrrh
ATdrG,rfy. NuAns, .Ipricofs, Dansons, Cher
rue, Grdpc, GT'eH Cages and Lisss.
-Prs>er,ea and Ounce JrIlies.
RICE-BaJfty, Spit Gna Dred CrssH Peas ar.I
Beans.
SODA Cream, Tartar Salaratxs and Yeast
POpd6TS,
SALT-Mareh, Soap. Mustard, Psppsr,
Lamp UIk, &c.
SAtCES-.NushrOom. Keichxp. Tomato
do. WOrcestershirs, Soho, John BsH., Horry.,
FdOh, Be.f-stsak, China RoyaI, &c.
81 GAR-BroEH, Gra.aIaI.d, Pv~dsred,
Loaf and Crushsa.
SOiPN-OakLeys, HAAS, keIer;s, Honey,
Palm Oh. .hHo"d ana Transpare~4.
TOAGLES- Sugdr-cur.S and Picked,
Pigs Fec. Phaad.tpAis PIG P~S, Ne. aa4
Prime Pork.
TEAN-Ens!ish, BREAKFAST. Ooehss, rss.
chO"g, ROss, DID Hy.oNs FSu.y Ry.o.. h.p.-
rial and GHHpoWder. kOss a..i .. saos,s v hs5
and qaarier pounds.
FERNiCELLL Aaeearonl 7ap.Oso, Sa.O snd
.frrouOot.
Wax, C.4.r, ca.4sSa ss4
Common.
SP!CEH--REc Nu.~egs, Cinnamon, Az.
.piees. Closes, &c.
StADRIES-Lndi Csrry. Salad Cream.
Rose ani Bay Walo,. Oqlmsa4, Hosi.y, Gro
ham fioar. Corn Hsa!, Griis. hpdise. Pail,.
BIolsts. CtaMc.' Li.., Cqi.lL.s Of aa iinGs
SHrHp PGste, Yarmoa!! H.Crias, COeos
Paste.
g Go0t. delivered lrso OF drayase 10 bOai..
IsblI-ly
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
ron &.5AE,
= House and Lot in JaacrsOzvilic.

- The undersigned offers for sale
on liberal terms r~e House and gruuu.,
- attached, belonging 10 him. situated Ia
the suburb Jefferson. GA the continuation OF Pla-
Quemine street. The house y one Formerly
built by \. Gauthier, with extensive grounds
attached. and all necessary neutrality-suspicious.
ted nearly opposite 10 the r. >iJcncr ui 'ir. CherI.
For luther particulars. inquire oi the uudersign-
ed, By letter OF otherwise. at Bla>ncar C.ty, pa
rSh of 81. Mary.
ieb4 HENRY f.. HEEAN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
GAYOSO HOUSE,
Memphis. Tenn.

- This house is now in the full tide of
SIS. prosperity. aud the proprietor takes
..s..-A pride in offering it to travellers as one
-As>-inierior in no Iespect-if indeed it Is
equalled by any-to the best Hotels IN this cour.
,ry. The comfort, elegance aud convenience of
the Gayoso House cannot be exceiIed.
jy2 D. oCKRELL, Proprietor
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
VFgE TUTvTEE HOUSE.

AEA The undersigned proprietor deems
Eses slGit cxprtlrut 1o inform the TRAY
S5lJ 4 gST ELLiNG PUbLlCIn particular, as
ZSS well ~ Regular BuarGrIs, thai the
above llousc-wuIcn ua, been established about
TWO years. more as a fryse Boarding House
tuau d ho,ei-hds iately. b. the advice oi irieEds
aud the urgent demands al Tie public, been eX-
tended to a depth as great as lis former length,
and now presents, IN the eXleu, and style oI rs
accommodations the characteristics OF a Inst
class Hotel. second 10 TO oJnrrm the country pa
usues. 20 which he invites the attention of all re-
curing accommodation Ot the character Winch
NAV Nt expected al a nTst class Hotel.
The FUTILE not 81 Is mot e.I.lbIy situa-
led. both Tor Toe convenience OF Travellers AID
he BUSINESS Community. II IL situated on Inc
corner OF Bank and ptJguemIue streets. opposite
,." steamboat landing. aud immr iIu,eIy ou Il Inc
with the late Planters iHi,sel.>i Hotel dua
about one hundred yards dIstdu, nom Tue rIyer.
In front Of the House there - a hani>Ume pOrti-
co. above and below, all extensive Reading
and Reception Room. ia which there is one u
the best SUES, Tor the preservation OF vaiuables.
anywhere 10 be- iouud-d delightful Dining Room
and Bed Rooms. &c.. That cannot De- eXcelred IN
front ard parity around The nuus' there l. a yard
Ui tiue green sWtIt. most C"ligutiul Tor CHIitT"u.
Ia liDe. the undersigned j. couideu. tina, I.arr'-
er, au, ,tnrIs wi! Huda al the FUTILE HDUsL
every ,oluiort aud attention. ttdl could ~ ex-
peeled AZ Hotels uj lur .J-Ue,t Irpu'a'r1u, and al
Prices tai cannot fail 20 be- acceptable
The .atr improvements being uo" almost
completed. with an entire new Quilt OF FuruI-
rure. Bedding, ~c.. he IUfTLE House J.
confidently tur.wu open 20 the public - 4 -rs,
class hotel. I" winch the undsrsIgrrt respectfully
invites all WHO desire quiet 4nG elegant accom-
mediation,
u~oyIa-'f J :. FUTILE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
NLW LIVERY STA3LE.
vi. >. E'DG'CS

Respectfully informs -
AA-hi his friends and the pubic O.
generally OF pidguemiue aud pansn "l
ih"ryiiie. tia; le Aa: oprn~d d livery stable "a
Bauk street, % tue stable on the corner vi That
steel and FcIu's Alley.
He VIII always keen on hand the best irei.
and all animals gwen III MS cuuse VIII meet
With every attention.
HIS Hiding Horses. BuGGys and Carriages, Iar
the accommodation OF he public. shall te Of tn,
4 No. 1 description, aDd nIgeI al moi,Td < pr
ceS.
lie has a good and wei. conditioned io; for
Droyrr,, Where the best arrangements are pro-
viied Tor taxing care OF their Horses and Mules.
He uopc- Ina, he viii deserve, b, siIict di,eu-
ton 10 Es business dud 10 the wants and r"q,Hrr-
men's Of IA, patrons. d liberal snare Vi tnr pa
truud.s OF The pubic.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
Carpeting- Carpeting

90 pieces assorted patterns, and ranging from
81 - 10 SOC. per yard. Parlor Rugs. assorted
Carpet Binding, Floor Oh Cloth, III, ~, I'll,
- wide.
L. Our goods having been selected in person
Oy Mr. Roth IN Ne" York. Boston. Ciuc,Dua1i
and Louisville, We due able 10 sell al New Or
i, aus piices. GIVE Us d iGiaI AL satisfy your
selves.
ocl ROTH, DEBL.EUX * CO.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
LADB. WEbSTER y CO.'S.
eight Stitch Sewing Machine,
FOR
FAMILIES And PLANTATION USEl

TNHiS MACHINE, alter a very faithful iuve>-
L ugG!iOu by the most scientific and practical
men OF this country. l. pronounced the ne plus
ultra OF all modern inventions.
In simplicity. durability aud strength il fnr rX-
ceeds any other now IN existence. l. is perfectly
easy 10 manage, quick ia is operation. rever IL
able 10 get out ct order u P.operly used. and
gives a stitch ou both sides alike. y Aich cannot
Gr eXceiNed. For sale hy
deli BiEliLER BROTHERS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
New Butcherv.

ca The undersigned respectfully informs the
Apublic that he has purchased the old and
well known Buichery of F. Smith. and that he
intends to keep his stall well supplied with the
best ofBeef, Mutton, Pork, &c. By a strict at
tention to his business in the above respect, he
hopes to have a share of public patronage, and
particularly the patronage OF Nj. Smiths old
customers.
P. .. The carts will run as usual down the
e'oas, and to the Park,
ssc2J-lm BERTRAM BEYRTS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12

NhE unders 'gned respectfully informs his
trends and the public generally, that he Las
determined lh future, as a great accommodation
10 his patrons. to keep in Plaquemine. 'h-Sssn-
OUT Tie year, ii fine stock OF Hoses and Mules,
ana also Slaves; which he intends 10 sell LOur
man he prces Of any other trader, and upon the
usual accommodating terms. He trusts this re-
newed evidence OF his disposition 10 %accommo-,
date the public, will insure him a continuance o.
the patronage ne ha. heretofore received.
au2s II. F.. MOORE
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
MONEY TO EaDAV.

MONEY To loan ou Real Estate. Plantations,
~ Farms. Negroes. etc. in Sums 10 >u:t Tor
any period not exceeding seven years, Ge.payable
by insiaiimeui> or otherwise. For Particulars
apply 10 Messrs. ATTY * Co.. Private Bankers.
u GravIer street. New Orleans, La, ro.t Oilice
address Box Black o.
Noagent need apply. mhl7-3m
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
Brass and Iron Casting,
Forging and Copper Smithing,
Negroes Negroes

TNHE planters of lbervilIe and the adjoining
4 parishes will please take notice. that | have
Just had landed at P~laquemine. parish of her
Vile, La, a choice lot OF Negroes, males aud te-
males, field hands, cooks, washers aud ironers.
.Nnd ha'Ing made arrangements To keep 4 con-
slant supply on hand, can and will sell slaves
at lower rates aud on more accommodating terms.
than any trader can, who may visit this section
HENRY T. MOORE.
Plaquemine, Nov. 18th, loJS. If
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
.sic,c Gr0ce,y EyI06yishnems.

THE undersigned begS leave 10 inform his
L friends aud the public generally. that he has
opened d Grocery Store in the building on Bank
street, adjoining The Furniture store OF \ VIII
bert, where he will constantly keep an assort-
ment OF FRESH S.rOccries of every des-
eruption usually kept in Grocery stores. which
he offers 10 the public at the very lowest prices,
FOR CASH. .
lie trusts That bis friends and citizens gene
rally OF f!aqnemine and vicinity will give hIm
a portion OF their patronage.
ieb4 Il. A. ORILL.lON
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
= OUSE
Forwarding aaa a0DsNais-
SSOR EaStsesS.

Steamboat Landing, adjoining tie Post
OFoc.
TNllE UNDERSIGNED have associated hem
L selves together. for ia" purpose oi doing a
general Forw aiding and Commission b s,uess.
We viii also Collect MONIES due tue mcr-
chats, and business men, OF the North. East aud
West. Al business. iuirus,ei 10 our care will BE-
promptly aittnuet 10.
UEELiIN l. JENNINGS.
PHILIP H~cELEIS,
? 4. yENAISsS.
u Rrt"r 10 sny reliable citizen Of The Parish
lbsryili.. Ia. deal
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
L WISH 4 WAS IN DIXIE

Come along, boys, come out in the Gsll-,
The mUon IL high siG SHINES right chrcnly,
Ito, bows, for the days of yore;
Bring along the girls and we'ii have a merry tune,
Never mind the dew, hut come along nerriiy,
HO, boys, tor the days OF yOrr.
J wish ] was in Dixie, w, 40, 70 no,
There is no land like Dixie oil the wide world over,
The land, the land, the happy land Of Dixie!
The laud, the land where all the airs we're glover.
CuORUS.
For I was born in Dixie, 20 no, yo no.
The happy land OF Dixie, theIp | lived in clover,
The land, the land, the sunny land Of Dixie
The land, the land, that beats tue wide world over
Nature, boys, kind goddess that she is.
Cares for US all, boys, trndeTly, m%Otherly.
fiO, boys, tor the DAYS vi yor;
Our youth flies fast, but memories last,
Then let US meet 10 night right h%TUGhrrlv,
Ho, boys, tor the days vi yorc-
l wish | was in Dixie, yU no, yO hn,
There is no land like Dixie, all The wide world over
The land, the land, the happy hand OF Dixie.
The land, the land where ALI ID. Gics were closer.
cLg@H5.
For l was born, &c.
The locks grow white, bur the heart keeps green,
And blooms like Il flower boys, type of ssrrnt,,
lIo, boys, tor the days Of yOre,
The hand in hand, as IA pixies land,
Dance again to-nipht, Ipys-mrrt with ameuiiv,
llo, boys, Tor the DAYS Of wore,
] wish | was in DIAir, yo hO, 80 Lu,
There is no land like Dixie, all the wide world over,
The land, the land, the happy land at DIXIE.
The land, the land where every air was clover.
CHORUS.
For | was born in Dixie, &c.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
ERN 0isa E53mIer SwyDiy.

NOW in Store aud Tor sale ~ ROTH, DE
BLlEUA x co. al their old stand, corner
Bank and Nam streets. Plaquemine. La
90 bOis. bieachcd " hale Oh;
20 bJI,. water strained Land Oil.
- bbls. MOL 10;
10 bbls. cotton seed Oil:
100 pair nest oah-tanuei Russets,
1900 pan i.ou-peg-, oah tanned Russe's;
100 par planters long, - gram Boots,
10 pair %auteI slurt leg Boots,
700 hrrsry NouAr JacA,,s.
500 hcr,cy Pant,
100 dozen Kentucky Wool Socks;
81 dc do ". socks AMI Stockings,
80 dI Bloc aud Red Flannel OyershmiS,
10 10 Co.'ias. Nv Yankee paleAl Axes;
55 do Black and White Woy. Hats.
10 90 Glazed Hats:
- ~ Scotch Nooi Caps.
20 . DO Amcs spades. oI.antious handles,
- do Ames. sho.r's, DO w,
80 40 Casl-sree. Case Knives;
: do hon, TN AID copper sugar ladies';
: do do 10 GJ .Ai4Gmers:
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
Eke .E.CCeiSiOv" ss9%HSge
EiRrnacf.

td sSNstNs
TNHE attention ofthe Sugar Planters is respect
L iuiIy cailen 10 the superior advantages com.
bIned m tuIs Furnace, both ia principle aud me.
cdanIcdi arrangement: the air to support coui.
OuSiIon is heated IN lis central hot air chamber
from whence IT is distributed 70 all parts of the
Furnace, where entering in small Jets Il ready
consumes the lncandescent bagss>e.
IL thoroughly mixes aud consumes all the
sasses where the three exit hues meet in the
mixing chamber ere reaching the boilers. There
Is no CRATE OF any kind nor iron works ia il. IN
terror.
There is very little Stag formed. and the whole
Furnace eau be cleared al any hour without
stopping. la case of need the whole heal can be
turned off from the boilers at any moment.
Its feed apparatus is 30 contracted that no
cold air can get IN, neither eau any heat or sparks
OF fire escape at the top, SO that there is no dan
seroI lire during lis operation.
II works upon different principles to anv other
Furnace IN use. denomination of the patent.
drawings, and specifications will at once con-
vince all scientific nlen that ii Is ii founded on the
only correct principles.
All Inlringements OF my pateu, will be held
strictly accountable.
For further information please address tn. ID
tentee. 4. ]. CHAPMAN
Jal-o-Jtn at Bayou Gouia. La.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
KETTLE &ETRA.s'G.
& Labor of ECars Reduced To "a
EC.r Day.

II AtlNG been induced by frequent so'iciid-
IL ton, 10 make pu0.ic the srierce u! Kettle
Settling that ! practice, ! hereby .iye notice 10 al
persons desiring 10 rIuise a knowledge o. the
art, that / wii give them instruction, ior the
Setting OF Kettles, lr either wood OF coal, Oh 49,
pIIcaIOu To me-.
My system i, based upou prIucIl IS, the pl4t.
sibIiIiy ami coTIrctne>S Of which admit Oi nu cou-
tradIctlon. which are quckly and fully compile
hruded, d"d tueIeivIe not liable t. be easily lUl.
gotten.
/ have models .ur i've Gtd-rent constructions
OF Kettles, AID designs uy wuicu instruction d,
made EASY, and The art soon acquired. Copies
OF designs OF drawings are given 10 those "a nom
| instruct. All those To- wuom | ,racu myS.s-
lem, are also assisted by my %srryIre,. Al rsquii- 81.
Instructions are only gwen 10 those whn have
been three or louT years at the business vi kett..
Setting. and are good ~workmeu.
For further particulars, inquire, by letter or
otherwise, Of the undersigned.
JOHN TOWNSEND.
Paqueunne, lrSrisho q Ib-urle) La FeG. Is, le5O.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
Rhine Wine.

IN The undersigned would say 10 his
se.n5 friends and to the public generally that
ssehaving become sole proprietor of the
fine Wine imported by BIEHLER BROS. he
will pay due attention to the orders of all for a
supply, in bottles or casks. No such quality of
wine can be purchased for 80 per cent advance
on the sum he asks for ii. He asks connoisers TO
gave it a trial.
seplo GABRIEL BlEGLER.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
TO CONSUNpTlyES
AND
Nervous Sufferers.

fVNHE subscriber, for several years a residen,
Il OF Asia discovered while there. a simple We
Eetable Temedy-a sure cue Tor COusuBDf,ou.
.4sthnia, Bronchitis, Coughs. Colds. anil Efrroas
Debtty. For the benefit If ~Consnmptiyes and
Nervous Sufferers, he is willing to make the same
public.
To those who resire il. he will send the Pres
cripflon, with full directions free Of CHARGE: also
a sample of the medicine, which they will find a
beautiful combination OF Natures simple herbs
Those desiring the remedy can obtain 1t by re-
turn mail, by addressing
j. +. CUTIIBERT.
BoTANIc PHYsicrAN.
npl+ No. i29 broadway. New York.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
SaadlCHy.

y Ia!l assortment Of Ladies. Misses. Gents aud
Boys PLAIN aud Quilted >cI's. BulcuIu,. Cant
Saddles. Buggy uni Carriage Harness, Riding
aud buggy " .ips. Bind Brides. Budle Filings
Port an snail Bits, Nartihg4ies, Buggy Reins,
Guiti.s and SursIngles.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
Morse Sshoeing.
BERN MsEslS

y E~SPECTFULLY informs his irleui,
~ aud the public in general that uayIugH
purchased the interest OF Mr.. Kennedy iu y =
tn> Blacksmith shop. on the corner oi Nam and
GIraUd streets, he will Ia future carry on bu>i.
ness AZ that place. OF Ia, own account. aat
irlsis to receive a portion Of the public Patron
age. 90
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
Misunderstanding,
FnfSjH kn55cr G0OdS.

latest ,rylr,. Tor Gems. BOYS and Children
\ iar.. n.snrmenl .ramIess ONrrcoals.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
GAZETTE 6 SENTINEL.

r. We furnish our lady friends, this week, with
the ballad OF that popular ethiopian melody, 81 wish
was in Dixie" This song has created quite a fu.
Iore among the lovers OF this species Of music, la
dies and gents.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
ANNGG.RNES

P.UqaeD..ls, La.
Kew Goods ! ZEcew Goods !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-26
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

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