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DIN OOMINION INSTITUTE.

OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE.
yE next session Of this School for Young Lad located at the
The Garner Of h Franklin streets kchmond Va, VIII
BEGIN on e LIST day october, 1880 and close on the SO OF
BOARD or INSTRUCTION.
T. shumate Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Ian
guAges. ,,,.,.,
Rev James A. Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons Edouard Houdayer French
Carlos Mera Spanish and Italian.
Albert De Roedgsr, German:
uss Elya NJ Jones intermediate English.
Miss Maggie D. Brander Primary EnTlAh.
Horace Chase Piano and Organ
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
o. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich Painting and Drawing.
J. W. Reeve Penmanshlp.
fNs for the Session. payable half nr Of October, residue
Reb. Il, 1851:
Primary English Qncludng Vocal Musle) ......... $50 90
intermediate Engsh (ncludng Vocal husc) 40 70
Senior, (neluding Vocal husel o.
Piano. Organ Guitar or Cultivation OF the Voice, for half -
lessons, week. % w
PIANO. Organ Guitar Cultivation Of the Voice for
MI PsInilnx 50 10
Pastel Water oocrs, crayon Drawing 20 90
OF Piano
Ornamental Branches. -.
Washno and IJgha ................ Is 90
Application enter pupils and ali communications concerning
THOMAS L. GALLEHER
The announcement the session Of $780, % will be funshed
10 those VII apply RSIndlrated. iy6-1y
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EDUCATION.
SCHOOL OF DESIGN
M TUE
select Roarding school for Girls.

PROPOSE 70 open at my rslaence In Port Royal Va on the
srst Monday IN October 1867 Boarding hOoi for Gir-
Tia house 4 ample and appropriately furnished and the gh Will
he Wholly under family discipline and domestic influence and
me Gorss Of Instruction will regular and systema,
r. embracing the English Classical and Mathematical Depart
n with Languages and Ornamental branches Par
rsr Attention viii be pA4 the French language and terd-
Gr and rare facilities for instruction in AH''e are athHnd
TERMs-neudlng everything $685. payable third upon
one third s January, and onehrd 18th Of April
Drawing, Painting and music at Frefes.ou prices
Thapkul for the many fayors received from this community
dunv an experience Of yea Teacher In their midst
ID 10 The tine when resigned former school In am now
begin again under auspices and With
ENLARGED facilities and experience, hlmby hoping by assduy
md dSence T. merit confidence and patronage which have
heretofore been bestowed upon me.
t l. BAUDER, A. NJ,
.uv91-sm Port Roval, Caroline, Va
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VIM III. PLEAsANTs, PRODUCE AND GENERAL
w COMMISSION MERCHANT. No T. 18Th 81, betreen Main
Cary Richmond Va Particular attention ad TO the sale Of
Tobacco what Corn Flour Oats &C. Farmers WIN dspos
ed 10 ship htls Grain will supplied with bags the
terms charged by Railroad conpsn Co gnment solicited
and prou returns made Having In eonneen with the
formerly occupied SELF the adjoining store
O. H. sutton. and having IN The
am prepared every description rehsndz veil
eondut the produce and Rensa commission business in III It's
ehes atkul for the pas: patfnnae Of friends and
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IMPORTANT WORK IN PRESS.

JAMES WOODH0USE 4 co,
IAvEln pres', aud VIII shortly pahNh, important and
GLANCE At STATE RIGHTs
By State rights Republican vol, syo.
They have recent y publ shed
THE LOST PRINCIPLE; the Sectional Equilibrium. How
created how destroyed how be restored by BarbA
rosa | vol, Svo. q.
WHAT Is THOUGHT or IT BIZ THE SOUTHERN PREss.
from the "Conservat'st" Hevbury SCl
Those who ud fully unle stand the slavery agitation tS causes
remedies would do well obtain copy this work They
will and the subject resed from the stand point Of po
ai party from that witch knowledge Of the history Of the
Consultation from lis bth usited with eandcr aud freedom from
party spirit. al ne furnish.
From the "Chronce and Sentinel p" Aug std, Ga
An exceedingly full volume geographically and discussing
with decided ability vital question The proper settlement OF
which the ppeuy OF federal compact depends It's appear
at this tine Is opportune
From the Republican" st. LouiI, NO
The book written With much ere, and betrays deep thought
and extensive research
Prom the "naliy Advertiser" Montgomery, Alsl
This valuable treatise upon the theory OF equilibrium 10
the Federal coDSt uon and should be diligently studied BY the
seareher after truth
From the "Guardisn" ColuIbls, s. Ct
This work demands than rAsSng notice. II Is one OF
great eHeelenes and striking truth We shall receroh Were
gard our copy treasure
cCpSs msisd to any receipt the advertised price
JAMES WOODHoUSE 90.
mega Richmond, Va
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ARRIYAL OF ans AFRICA.

Nrw YORE. Nov 25.-The steamship Africa, with
Queenstown dates 10 the l0h has arrived.
The King Of Sardinia had formally accepted the SOW
eIeigaty Of Naples.
Gsrbaldi has resigned the Dictatorship, and gone to
his island home
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I'll NOTICE. I'll
TTIHE attention Of the Ladies respectfully called the How
ing Ac from that Justly celebrated Manufacturer HENRY
WISeMAN Ct PHILADELPHIA uho beyond doabt the beat
manufacturer Of LADIES sI0 g, In the United statrs.
Ladies G Kid Cork ole Button Gaitsrs
Patent Leather morSl cots
Goat SKIN do. do.
French Kid Congress Gasrs
". nch Cashmere Congress Callers
French do. Button do
Fancy EmNd slips Eita Wooden Heels
White Satin do do. do. do
Flucy slips no do Cork solss
Back XII do. with and without hees
which together With great many other Aces makes
very complete and Ladies vorng with call
not fall TO be suited PHI'IP X. WiiTE,
10 MAIN Street,
n. R.-Ladies who have been In the habit having their
Shoes made Philadelphia By Mt wiseman, order
through have made with him To have them
made. uoS-1m
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COMMERCIAL.

Flour dull and declined Cd on the sales Of the week.
Wheat steady. Corn declined 81. to Is, and holders
pressing sales Provisions steady Sugar firm, and all
quotations slightly advanced. Coffee firm. Rice firm,
with large speculative inquiry and higher Rosin dull
at "a asa Sd and 5s ID to arrive Turpentne dull
AZ S4l
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OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESa
ave recommend correspondent to try Mons sorRs
Sauce entitled "suana Sauce" 1t Is made after the Turkish
recipe It's excellent and affords considerable aid
ses OF SLOW ASD WEAK DiGKsuos"7hs Lancet
savoy Piquant Spicy worthy the genius Of soye"-0b
valuable adjunct to Fh Flesh and Fowl and should
have place on every table."-Apds
Sole Agents for the United States.
GARDNER O. YvELIN, 9iI FULTON st., New York,
and BRAY HAYEs 81 Cornhl, Boston.
Por sale by Grocers and Fruit Dealers everywhere
IalT-3tagly
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CoMMIssloNEKs, SALE OF VALUABLE

~ i,
THE APP0MATr0N RIVER By rtue q decree Of the Cir
Court Of the Cpuniy OF Cheat e at the No
yember 1851 In the friendly suit therein pending
Cha Gerry side thereof yled Mortimer h. Young W.
sale Public Auction the premises WEDNESDAY the
18th day OF December Atti o'clock ~ II fair n
fair day, that large and de ira farm knovn OAK
LAND" formerly owned by Col hns aud late re-
tened the sppomatox river miles Clever Hill
Goal Mines and Rso I'd and about twenty mica from the e
ties Of chmond and Petersburg
This Farm contsin about wG hundred 2 Acres which
well wooded In Oak Pine &c supplying
timber than needed for the pae the remainder open
and arabic. and gnery Improving state Of cultivation
consists Of u situated highlands
hundr ed OF fertile Hats aul the river
The situation OF The healthy and beautiful
rounding ry in deable community with conyereLt
ces market by railroad and the river, and easy
large and connexions D~epg In good repair the
houses KIT henr Ice lIou'e Oyeneers House. 0fce
The Stables and Barnes are ample for farming purpoes
farm the tract OF land here offered FOR sale 81 the
productive ard aresdence the sAbe
this sec Of the Sae AL persons desiring TO locate perms.
nenily would do vel to examine
TERMSso much OF the purchase be paid Cash
vi be dsray expenses OF suit and SALE and The
maluder paid In three instruments Of and three
years. the deferred n be secured BY tonds and approx
security bearing interest and the reservation
derng further Information referred 10 Wet
Goddon v Of The firm Of Goddn spreTson III hnond
to Me.s, jams H. Cor and wm BankenshiP. at Water
Chesterfield county, Va. J0eEPH E)WlN cox,
Chesterfield O H., Nov. 10, lsGo. Special Con'r.
yNExecutor,s Notice At the same time and place
viii be sold at Auction by executor Of Mrs Martha
Keeh the entire Household Kitchen Pdrnure
Of Hogs She tows Horses CIR &c the farm. also,
cellent family Carriage Day q sale WEDNESDAY the
- JAMES A. KERCH,
noi5-td' Executor n H. A. Ketcl, decd.
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EG IL Es FOR SALE, AND A
~ large A m unit of othtr ne rsounl property,..
BY eonDIH 4 APpgRsoY. AUcrs
FARM OF 400 CRtsIN

VALUABLE FAHM OF 400 CREsIN HANG
YER COUNTY ~ MILES h0krh-BAsr OF RICHMOND
TGGErBRR WITH HORSES MULES HOGS, SHEEP, CROPS
OF CORN, HAY, &c FOR SALE AT AUcTIoS- the request
Of Mr. Henry Bret will te at pubic suction the premises
THURsDAY, the 29th November, $780, Ii O'clock NJ
fr the next fair day, TIE yslnsbe Farm which he
rsdes containing 400 OF which about ha cleared and
balance heavily set In wood and timber The Ba,gs
tept the ow ng) and sufficient for the the
place The PAr aoins the lands Ct the Thomas
ney James Smith, John ~ Green Atkinson and
about 10 miles northeast Of Rehuon'.
Aert sale OF land the flowing personal viii be sod
VIZ tne young Mu well broke oharless Stallion BY
u,h Colt years ole Horses yoke n
Hogs Sheep hundred barrels C1rn Hay shucks
straw ic all the Farming Implements nst Mccormick
ReSrer oLe II reshing Machine.
real estate One-tkrd Cash balance aud
yeas for BONDS bearing cured by trust desd Por
Esates under 60 cash. that elk
months credit for bonds bearr Int rs vi good aty
no!9-tds GODDIN APP.Rs0N, Auci's
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
view Of the present monetary pressure, ard unwilling TO sub
nit runOus rte OF interest or TO su jet QUE patrons 10
heavy the Of property which they unwilling TO
sustain have concluded temp ray suspend payment We
are petd This on from due regard TO our own and
those who have hand Intended Tor
sales which, Ia most have male large advance
payu Of obligations At the earliest period
compatible Interest Of ALL OF which public notice Will be
given confident prudence will be Commended.
shall bu ness and clad ~ those willing
1, submit present pee will promptly apply the proceeds
As des red By fAVoring with their paironae.
poq0-;f DAVIS, DET1PREE 4 CO.
49, SPECIAL NOTECE.-76 cents to
~ a 80 viii buy one Of Graham's small stencils, for
marking clothing With ISDEAsIE Xxx Gall and examine spec
mens you 1--we In the country send for sample eneone
stamp. Also, variety Of Brands made 70 order.
A. Z GRAHAM, Brand Gutter,
se5-.f Next Door 10 the Columbian Hotel, Richd Va
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SOYER'S sULTANA SAUCE.
FOR HOT AND COLD DISHES OF ALL KINDS.

This most delicious and appetlsing Sauce,
invented by the renowned "soYER," fer
the London Reform club, Is, since his de-
cease, manufactured by the well-knowp
house OF CEossK 4 BLACKWELL, London,
from the original recipe. II Is the favor.
tie Sauce In England, and on the Can't
nent, with high and growing reputation
among American Epieures, and Is much a. =
proved Of as s;imulant to the appetite
and aid TO digestion.
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War PAPER,-We copied from the New York
Times few days ago, card from Aessrs- 7. K Price
Co. Of this city, pirpOrng be addressed to the ed
itOrs Of tina; Sheet aud correcting mSs,atement which
according TO the card, pUbiished had appeared IN
the Richmond correspondence OF the Herald Il turns
that the misaemeut appeared in the cOrespon euce
Of the Tunes and that the Just Rebuke was admins
tered by the Tpss TO itself aud its sensational cores
pondenL The Herald correspondent places himself rec
fls ~ eid and imposes the responsibility for the false
hood where it properly belongs The Tunes has never
cOndescended publish correction Of the lies man
Uiactured BY is correspondent Howard during the
visit Of the Proce Of Wales 10 Richmond. The follow
ing an extract from Mr.. Keans letter 10 the Herald Of
Thursday
On seeing the card Of Mr. Price | called upon that
gentleman and brought his attention 70 the error He
emphAtcally denied having mentioned the name Of the
Herald in his card and in proof Of this produced the ORR
ginal manuscript, from which that card vas copied
He stated moreover that transmitted proof OF the
despatch 10 the Times containing the obnoxious state
men; 20 friend In New YORK with the card which aP-
peared in Yesterdays Tines aud q1o:ed the paper in
which IL appeared and the date OF it, appearance. How
came the Herads 70 be introduced into that card
and connected With charge 10 wtch the Times alone
amenahle = The natter needs explanation. hr.
Price anticipated thai his friend would have the card
published in the Journal Of Commerce. At all events,
perveson Of is application has been made after it was
b. Mr. Price, and il proper that the parties guilty
Of it should be traced out
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M John r HaEht Supervisor Of New Ca wssheier com
~ New York say November ISIS az vas, tHo year. ago a.
tacSel With fever and ague wh notwithstanding The hes. med
Seal advice eoninucd sosy at Tor six tedious months
became yellow a. SAT or and rsiu bone Msd
cine physicians abaajonedn dsp.r - experiment
concluded Try dose Of SIX o. Bradrvs Universal
gesstsbls Pills sEpiy stomach early In the morning The
st seemed al the aeat energies q my exhausted
frame Ifared he vosst-thsr pargstve eject diHeeai
or anything bad ever heard o. a. lnh this effect
seemed and braihsder rh,teveningl vas
ssrsy ant slept sOundy al nght The next Jay
followed tie same course eoaluei % take the pills in this
way about II &c weess whsn found myself entrey cured Ny
surprisingly Eood aee Price y cents per
box Sold By an respectable dealers In medicine oc2IdAWlm
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AIDES, WEAR.
IL Ladies merino Vesi and DR. werP.
Slk do do
Linen ChCm,sts.
do Yoke. and Sleeves.
Iupsr al skirt.
Lace sets, Collars and Sleeves.
Breakfast sets Collars
White aud Black Grape seits.
Embroidered Lace Handk erchleh.
Caubric and Linen EGG snd In ertings.
Grves and Hosiery Ia all LtyleL
Chidrens' Ho'i .ry full assortment
food for fail 10 every variety.
full sock at % Main STREE
no2i CHRlSriAG LATHRoP
DOE HRo HING.-T5 " tbls No. North Carolina
III Family Roe Herring.
30 bbls No North Caronna Gross Herring
200 bbls No Halifax Cut Herring
FOR sale by
nosl EDWIN WORKMAN 4 CO.
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THE FIRM OF PULLIAm q BELTS having this
day ceased WILLIAM H. BE1Ts VIII continue In the Negro
Auction business, and has tax en- Into Copatnehp With
him GREGORY They viii conduct the business Under the
arm OF BETTs GREGORY at their Sales Room, Franklin
Street. Wall Street. and about square below
the former Office Of Puam Belts and respectfully solicit
nuance the patronage which literally extended 10 wp
II. Ben while In the nfm Of Pu liam Belts.
They have obtained the services Of Mr. BCsHKoD W. hnosE
Clerk who has Interest business wM X. Belts,
L. J. GREGORY.
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CITY TFKAES.

VIRGINIA FoR BnL AND EvKRErr-As there IS no lon
ger sny doubt Of the success Of the Bell and Everett
ticket in this State We need not hesitate TO extend cor
dial invitation to Mr. L. n. Chandler and bis eompaEois
on the ticket to visit this city, the 9Th Of December
We are sure that they vii be heartily welcomed oy the
allied forces Who fought CALAMITY under the standard
Of The Union and the Constitution, and will not De
suffered to return their homes after dsceargng the
'mOst agreeable public duty Of their lives without re-
eeivng some testimonial Of public approval comph-
mentsry dinner 70 the Electors has been suggested and
We doubt not that the suggestion viii be generally con-
Cured in Had the result Of the election been aseer
taned fortnight or ten days ego should doubt
less have witnessed spontaneous demonstration OF JOY
never before equaed in this city, but the excitement has
nov subsidized and the public mind Is occupied with
subjects Of graver importance that any general demon
sraon Of exuatiou, other than big bOuiore, or some
thing Of the kind is not likely to take place We may
be mistaken however for when the boys realize that
they arr fairly "out Of the woods their enthusiasm may
be rekinded and the "halOoing" be all the louder AFTER
such a prOtrac ed and agOOiziug suspense. There IS
some difference Of opinion 20 the expedeney OF any
general hurrah undsr existing circumstances, and until
this question Is Considered aud calmly decided one way
or the other We can afford TO remain quiet II the din
per 10 the Electors be rendered however there Is
but little time 70 lose. They are required, by law, TO
meet here on the 9Th Of December week from next
Wedn sday and there scarcely than time enough
during the interval 10 appoint the committees and make
the necessary arrangements
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
FOR S.ILE,
A House and Lot in Jacksonville.

The undersigned offers for sale
on liberal terms the House and grounds
1I1 attached, belonging TO him, situated in
the suburb Jefferson, OF the continuation of Pla-
quemine street. The house is one formerly
built BY A. Gauthier, with extensive grounds
attached, and all necessary outbulldlngs-situa-
ted nearly opposite 10 Inc residence OF Mr.. Cheri.
For iuIther particulars, inquire OF the uudersign-
ed, by letter or otherwise, at Brashear City, pa
rsh OF ST. Mary.
feb4 HENRY f. EENAN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
NOTICES.

The privilege OF yearly advertisers Is strictly limited to
nsir own immediate and regular business; and the busi.
.,ss Of an advertising firm is not considered as including
,sat Of its individual members.
Merchants or others advertising by the year will only be
,Iosed the space Of a half column in the paper, at the
are, at present charged them By this paper.
Calls on persons to become candidates will b., inserteda
ether advertisements.
Advertisements not marked on the copy for a specified
pms all. be inserted till forbid, and payment exacted.
And fnally-All communications for this paper, of any
and every character whatsoever, intended to promote the
nr,yate ends or interests of individuals corporations, So
s,suss or schools, will be charged as advertisements
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
III. II. II BUCKLE Y,
LATE YOUNG & CO..
Camp Street, New Orleans.
H'afeh maker, .JeHefIer and SiIrersssifh.

kA Importers Of fine Watches SAs
S.s6for Ladies and Gentlemen, of ~
zsiland, made to ms order EXPRESSLY in heavy
cases, (gold and silver and warranted standard
hneneSs. Ladies Chatelaines and Neck Chains,
Gents Guard, Fob and Vest Chains; Seals, Keys,
&c. Finger Rings, Earrings, Breast pins, Cuff
pins, &c. Diamonds in Pins ard Rings.
SPectacles for every age, in gold, silver and steel
frames;
Silverware warranted as pure as coin, consisting
of table, tea and desert Spoons,
Table and Desert Forks, Ladies, Bntter Knives
Mustard and salt spoons, sugar tongues, &c.
Plated ware, consisting Of casters, candlesticks
walters, &c.
Having been always engaged in the mechanical
part of the business, all Watches sent for repairs
will have the s~trictest attention, and having every
facility for making any portion OF a watch, he
will be enabled TO work on very reasonable
terms.
u Jewelry made to order, and repaired. Dia-
msnds reset in he latest style. Canes mounted
u gold or silver dec3-no7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
GRUAU DE SANTE.
Veritable Hygiene des Families.
Substance 1hmeRtatre et
Rcmede Par Excellence,
DECOUyERT EFT PREPARE PAR
NT

Il. NTAHNTAY.
rETTE ~nouvelle et precieuse dGcouverts
~ est paten1ee pour la France, rAngIeterre.
rEcosse, ~flrlande, ct Ia Belgique, ainsi que pour
les Etats-Uns.
Les constipations les plus rebelles lie peuyent
resister a Temple. lournaher du GRUAU DE
SANTE; on prend alors deux potages par jour,
un le matin ct lautre lie soir.
On II prend CONNIE alIment sans etre astreint
a IN regime particulier. Ii est agreeable au soot.
excite lappetlt, tacilite la digestion ct guerit
plus GU MONS wife, mals ~toujours inlaliiblem ent,
toutes les maladles de IestOmac, connues sous
les NOMINEES de
Dyspepsia, Gastrites, Gastralgies, Al;
greurs, Magazines, Cramps d'esto-
mac, Co%nstipations, Vomisse-
ments, Diarrhees chro-
niqucs, etc. etc.
LIE GRUAU DE SANTE, Get aliment UNIQUE
ct Incompatible, calme aussi les irritations de Ia
potrne, la touX 81 ie mafde gorge, il..guerit ega-
lement renroulement II Pextinction du voix.
On 8" t'ou.eia Uleu, pendant les premiers moi,
al nous lea prendre ic matin ct lie soir.
Verte ea ..o- Z. en- detail par 4. RENAUD-
TEABER, agent general pour les Etais-Unls.
Depot dams touies les vIlles pTincipales des
Eta,s Unis.
A la NouveIle-O Orleans, rue Cont "a, entire
Charlre q Royale.
NOTICE.
lndependanment de toutes ses prophecies de-
sormais mcoutestables, Pusage du Gruau de sar-
te a posItivement FImmeLse a~vantage d'etres
bienfaisaEte pendant lie terme les grossess-s.
don't il racIile aussl de plus, il enrichit ct aug
mente beaucoUp lie lait DIES %Gourrice.
Aucun auIre allment ne peut lui etre compare;
pour eire adminiSre sans Granite aux plus jeune.
e%nfanS, ii les reiralchit, les fortife ct les prs.
serve de beauconp de malsdies de leur age.
Nous lie conseillOns done a toutes les families
Chaque paquet dune livre d. Gruau de San
te content 62 potages gu creme pour une per-
some.
lis sont toutes revetus de Ia signature de P.
MaTmay seui lnventeur patente.
TIA vendre a PLAQUEMINE ala Pharma-
Gle de Carson & KEARNY. NH 7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
Important Notice.

Among all ITS other good qualities, which are
universally acknowledged. it has been found 10
be highly useful and benefcent 10 Women in the
state Of Pregnancy, and that It facilitates their
delivery.
II also improves positively the quality and in.
creaSes the quantity Of Mix of Nurses.
No other KIND OF food can be compared 10 il;
II may be administered without fear 10 the
youngest children; II refreshes and strengthens
them, and preserves them against a great many
diseases peculiar 10 their age.
We may therefore confidently recommend it
10 every family.
Every One-pound paper of the SANITARY
CRUEL. contains thIrty-twO portions fer ons
person. They are all signed by p. MARMAY,
Inventor and Petentee.
DTo be- had in PLAQUEMINE Of CAR
son " KEARNY. mhI7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

I'VE receive every week fresh supplies o.
w Groceries and for sale on reasonable terms
lanl2 ROTH, DEBLIEUX & CO.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
LIVERY STABLE.

formerly owned and occupied by SamTI. McFad.
din. and latterly by Ira circuit, on -"
Main street in the town OF Plaque EAO
mine, and having added much to itHN u
in the way of fine Horses and BuggIes, they
are prepared TO carry on the LIVERY STABLE
BUSINESS in all its branches.
Horses, and Vehicles OF almost every kind, rea
dy at short notice.
Family Carriages supplied.
Customers can rely upon having their Horses
well fed and taken care of. Give us a trial.
We also have fine large Lots for the accom-
notation OF drovers.
JAMES BARKER,
myl-ly J. p. MARlONNEAUX.