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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
Nuts for Douglasites to Crack.

Mr.. Goulding, Of Georgia, a member
Of the Convention that nominated Doug.
las, was the only Democratic delegate
from any Of the slaveholding States
to any of the Conventions who made Il
speech III favor of the African slave
trade. Mr.. GOulding Uas and is for
Douglas for President.
Ex-Governor IIcrschcl V. johnson.
was II of the Governors to whom,
according to Douglas authority. Gov
ernor Wise, in 1876, addressed his eel
cGratcd letter, asking a conference TO
take steps to prevent the Inauguration
of Fremont, if he had been elected.
Herschel Y. johnson is the candidate
for Vice President ON the ticket with
MIR. Douglas.
Ex-Governor Wicklift, of Louisiana,
was another one Of the Governors who,
according to the same authority, was
concerned in the Wise plot for the dis
solution Of the Union. Ex-Governor
Wicklifle aided in the nomination of
Douglas, and IS supporting him.
Ex-Governor Winston, of Alabama,
was, on the same authority, a party to
the scheme. Ex-Governor Winston
was AMI is for Douglas, and helped
Wicklifc and Johnson 10 nominate
him. On the It'll of November, 1857.
in his message to the Alabama Legis-
%lature, he used the following Ian
guage:
"lt is only necessary for us 10 be
true 10 ourselves, to preserve IL insti-
tutions, and to be a great and prosper
u people. The UNION Is Sor. WITH Is
Of THE South, A PARAMOUNT POLITICAL.
GOOD, however much we may, and DO.
desire its continuance under a strict
adherence to Constitutional provisions
and guarantees. When these can no
longer he maintained-or, tchsa further
aggression upon our rights IS pracfice9 by
a dominant political power at the
.North-WEH HAVE EVERYTHING TO
GAIN AND NOTHING TO LOSE. BY
DISRUPTING EVERY TIE THAT
BINDS Us TO THE C0NFEDERA-
CY.n
Mr.. Winston Is a Douglas Elector in
Alabama.
The Atlanta C~onfederoey, established
for the purpose of advocating a dissc-
luton Of the Union, unless the neutral
ity laws, the laws in regard to the
slave trade, the compromises of 1850,
&c, are repealed, and which yet main
tains that position, is supporting Doug
las and johnson. Let Union-loving
men ponder over these facts.
SpriafeG Republican.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

given a gallant son and a fortune to the
cause of struggling Texas. He was
identified with the fortunes of the great
chief he he'd served SO faithfully and
loved So well. He was an eloquent
and experienced speaker, Il politician
perfectly familiar with the questions
past and pending. lie was an able,
manly and generous foe, and therefore
the more formidable before a Kentucky
constituency. With a full foreknOw-
ledge of the inequalities of the con-
test, MIR. Breckenridge, obedieut as he
has cver been To the call Of duty, at
great personal sacrifice, entered the
contest, and, TO the Consideration of his
opponents. and TO the surprise and de-
light of the Democracy throughout the
Union, aftet a most prOtracted struggle
IF seven months, was elected by $50
majority, a change Of more than two
thousand votes.
To RE CONTINUED
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

TooTH.AcHE REMEDY.-As anything
that will relieve pain, with which all
are more or less afflicted, should be
made known, we take pleasure in pub.
fishing the following remedy for tooth.
ache, furnished by a friend, discovered
by accident : Chloroform and Tannin in
the following proportion, viz: Cholo-
form half ounce, Tannin 80 grains, mix
ed. Saturate a small piece of raw cot.
ton with the mixture, and place in the
cavity of the tooth, and instantaneous
relief will be afforded.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
From the Charleston News.

Mr.. DOUGLAS AT THE NoRTH.-Mr,
Douglas has not hesitated to take the
stump on his own behalf. The practice
is unusual for Presidential candidates.
But he thinks he can explain squatter
sovereignty better than any one else;
and as 1T is Il of the schemes for ex.
GLIDING slavery from the Territories,
he has properly taken the North as his
field for canvasSing. Finding that he
has failed TO deceive the South, and that
her electoral vote will be unanimous
against him, he has gone, as we predict
ed, to contest with Lincoln the section
of abolition and f~ree-soilism. He has
pluck and brass, and will not consent
to loose the prize, if daring can win it.
He has penetrated into New England,
and vauntingly exhibited his patent as
superior to the Wilmot Proviso. He
.exhorts, also, the State of New York.
Confident of the Northwest, (in which
he is somewhat mistaken as he was in
the South the Little Giant now boldly
strikes the shield Of the Black Rcpubli-
can Titan in his strongholds.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

PARISH OF ST.. MARTIN We have been
favored with a letter from a friend in
St. Martinsville, who gives us most
nattering accounts of the progress of
the friends of Breckenridge and Lane
in that parish. A large and enthusiast
tic meeting was held there Oh the 4th
inst, at which our young and highly
talented friend, Edgar VOORHEES,, Esq,
entertained for a considerable length
of time the delighted audience. The
Hoh. Isaac Z. Morse had been trying
some daps before to make converts to
Douglasism, but his efforts were deci-
dedly in the yocative. The Democrats
of st Martin are moving in the right
direction. They have organized into a
Macedonian phalanx, and laugh to
scorn the mpotent e~ndeavors Of their
enemies They propose giving a rous-
ing barbecue" about the first of next
month, to which our city friends will be
generally invited.-Courier
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

DRUNKENNEss.-I have been thinking
how horrible it must be to see anybody
one cared for drunk; the honest eyes.
dull and meaningless; the wise lips lab
bering fOolishness; the whole face and
figure, instead of being what one likes
to look at, takes pleasure to see in the
anne room, even-growing ugly, IRA
%tional, disgusting-more like a beast
than a man. And yet how many women
have to bear it, have to speak kindly to
their husbands, hide their brutishness.
and keep them from making worse fools
OF themselves than they can help. |
think If | were married, and | saw nv
husband the least overcome by wine
not drunk" maybe, but Just excited
silly otherwise than his natural self. if
would nearly drive me wild less on nv
own account than his. To see him sink.
nc for a great crime, but a CONTEMPT
lble, cowardly bit of sensualism. from
the height where my love had placed
him, to have to take care of him. to
pity him, would be more than | could
bear.-Miu MulccA.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

GEORGIA.-On the l4th ult. a meeting,
one of the meetings that we read
about-was held at RinggOld, Georgia,
for the purpose of ratifying the nomi-
nations of Douglas and Johnson. There
being only three-nOt three hundred
or three thousand, but only three
men present, the meeting was unani-
mously adjourned sine die.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

How THE REPUBLICANS REGARD DoUG-
LASS SPEECHES.-Thc Albany Evening
journal speaks of Mr.. Douglass recent
speech there as follows :
Mr.. Lincoln, if called out by his
friends, would have given expression
to these sentiments. They are the
sentiments of the Republican party.
In all the slavery agitation in Congress,
since ls5O, Republicans have acted on
the defensive. Slavery has been the
aggrcssor.
The ground Judge Douglas is COM
PEELED to occupy shows where things
are drifting. His section Of the Dem
ocratic party has ceased to be the pro-
slavery party. 1t is now in the posi-
ton las to slavery of the Democratic
treesoll party of lS4S. Whether, like
that party, it will, when the election is
over, slide back, remains to be seen.
Probably not. The census may iniu-
ence its course. In the meantime, the
principles here announced by Douglas
will be indicated and established by
the election of a Republican President.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

TIE BESIcA GIRL-The New York
correspondent of the Charleston Mer.
curry writes:
Mrs. Adah ISaacs Menken Hecnan is
in the city, quietly awaiting the recog-
milton Of her husband and lord, J.C. Hee-
nan, the Champion. We will now test
the truth Of the gossip respecting the
marriag of the Benicia Boy. Thus far
he has held back and sought no inter-
view with his Adah. She says that if
he does not come out like a man and
take her to his bosom and his home, she
will publish III the Sunday papers all
the tender love letters he wrote her in
their days Of billing and cooling. These
would make racy reading, and great is
the competition among the Sunday
sheets to obtain these sweet morsels.
Heenan takes the matter as a good
joke OH a bad subject.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
re- Well-informed noliticians

re- Well-informed politicians who
have expressed their opinion, say that
the Breckenridge branch of the Demo,
cratic party in Connecticut will poll
three-fourths of the votes cast by the
party in that State The Hartford Cour-
Ter thinks this estimate is a fair one
and goes for a Breckenridge electoral
ticket to prove it. Run a distinct Doug
las ticket alongside, it says, and it will
be swamped But a united Breckin-
ridge ticket might save the State for the
Democracy.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

A Union-and-C onstitution-party poll
tician lately asked one of our young
men # he thought the people would
elect Bell, whether or no?
ELECT Bell Wether?" asked our
young man: al should as soon expect
them to elect Eve I"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

IYDIANA.-An organization called the
"To Lane Rangers" whose object is to
assist i'll the election of Breckenridge
and Lane, has been formed in Indian
apolis, DR.. Livingston Dunlap, Presi-
dent.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

B~NIGRArIoN. - The number of emf.
grants arrived at New York for the
week ending Oh the 25th inst, was
3l25-making a total Of 59,2l5 since
the commencement of the year
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

ANOTHER ACCESSION. - The Houma
(Terrebonne) Ceres, heretofore indie,
pendent in politics, IN out for Brock
inridge and Lane. The editor says
There are but two political parties
in the Union-the Democratic, in the
a~Scendancy at the South, and the Black
Republican, in the aScendancy at the
North-and these two parties are, and
will continue to be, arrayed against
each other in bitter hostilities. All the
other factions claiming nationality are
headed by disappointed politicians, who
are making futile attempts to organize
new partieS-0ne upon the wreck Of
Wing issues, which have long SIEGE
been settled, and the Wings being sat
isfed, the party fell-the other upon
Squatter Sovereignty, the accomplish
ment of which would he a deatl-knell
to the equality of the South, and would
compel her to remain in the Union in
ignominious servility to the North"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

A gentleman having a horse that ran
away and broke his wife's neck, was
told by a neighbor that he wished to
purchase it for his wife to ride upon.
No, said the wretch, | intend to marry
again myself
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
r-The Western Wanderer (St. Tan

EI"IHe eStern anderer (St. Tam
many PARISH mentions as an important
local item, that the citizens of that
quiet village were last week aroused
from their customary tranquility by the
shouts Of Il Douglasitc h~urrahing for his
favorite. Upon examination lie was
found to be drunk. He is not guilty of
snch sentiments when sober.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

HIGHLY IMPORTANT FEO PENNSYLVANIA
-DoUgdS A6aHdoled By ECraey, HEX
man y Co.-Thc anti-Lecomptonite De
mocracy of Pennsylvania, led by For
ney, Hickman 4 Co, are showing them
selves i'll their true c%olors, as will be
cen by the highly important speech de-
livercd by John Hickman, in the Con-
cert Hall, Philadelphia, on Tuesday eve
ming, the oath ult., i'll which he formally
announces the abandonment Of Douglas
and comes out boldly for Lincoln.
Mr.. Hickman declares Douglas far
inferior to Breckenridge !; he gives a
scatlinG record of the Illinois Sena-
tors career, and pronounces that the
only safety for the country lies in sup
porting Lincoln.
This is all for the better. 1t will
narrow the contest to the only two
issues involved i'll it, and will strip it Of
all the ambiguity and humbug with
which it has been invested. We al
ways predicted that the antfLecompton
Democracy would come t. this. We
hiN" 'h"' 1 OlH'y having itIClNtu MS
office as clerk of the House from the
Republicans, should give them his sup
port, furtively, if not openly; and
Hickman is an honest, outspoken man,
and ne IN out in his speech frankly
and abOve-board for anti-Slavcry and
the Black Republican candidate. BY
thus abandoning Douglas, and going
bodily into tie Republican camp, the
ant-hccompron Democrats have put the
stamp upon the true issues of the Pres
idcntial battle. With them it is evident
that Douglas is to be no longer rccog-
nlzed as a representative of either
Issue. Opposition to Breckinridge and
the Democratic party, and support to
Lincoln and the Black Republicans, is
the battle-cry they have adopted. Doug
las must follow them, or be counted
out-dropped, abandoned by his quJn-
dam friends.-N y. Heraid.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

80. K."-These famous cabalistic LEI
tiers are now used in Tennessee to in
dictate preference for Breckenridge and
Lane, who hail from Oregon and Ken
lucky.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
y DE N
Neritabd Hygiene des Families
Substance ANmenfQirs es
Kemede Par Excellence.
DECoCvEgT EFT PREPARE PAR
p.

TETTE nouvelle ct precieuse dGcouverts
~ est pateniee pour la France, rAngleterrs,
FEcosse. f~lrlande, ct Ia B~elgique, ainsi que pour
les Flats
Les constipations les plus rebelles lie peuven,
resisier a remploi journaher du GRUAU De
SANTE; on prend alors deux potsges par Jour,
un lie matin ct %l'autre le soir.
On lie prend CONNIE aliment. sans etre astreint
a I'M regime particulier. II est agreeable au goot,
excite pappetit, iacilite la digestion ct gueIit
plus on moins wife. mais t~oujours infailible ment,
toutes les maladles de lestomac, connues sols
les NOMINEES de
Dyspepsia, Gastrites, Gastralgies, Al;
greurs, Magazines, Cramps d'esto-
mac, Constipations, Vomisse-
ments, Diarrhees chro-.
niqucs, etc. etc.
LIE u De SANTE, Get aliment unique
ct Incompatible, calme aussi les irritations de Ia
po'trine, la tOux ct lie NAL de gorge, i~l..guerit <ga-
lement Penroulement ct pextinction du voix.
On Sc trOnvera bien, pendant les premiers mois
au moins den prendre lie matin ct lie soir.
Vente en- gros ct en- detail par A. RENAUD-
TRABER, agent general pour les Etats- Unis.
Depot dams toutes les yilles principales des
Etats Unis.
A la Nonvelle-O Orleans, rue Cont a, entire
Charire ct RoyaIe.
NOTICE.
lndepenaamment de toutes ses prophecies de-
sormais lncontestables, rusage du Gruau de sar-
te a posltivement pimmense a~vantage d'etres
bienfaisante pendant lie terme les grossessvs,
don't ii facilite aussi de plus, il enrichit ct aug
mente beaucoup lie lait des nourrice.
Aucun autre aliment ne peut lui etre compare;
pour etre admlnisue sans Granite aux plus jeunes
%eniaris; il les refraichit, les fortife ct les pre-
aru. d. haaun1n a. -ol.l.. q. laAr Ana
Mons lie conseillons done d toutes les families
Chaque psquet dune livre DE- Gruau de San
te content 81 potages gu creme pour une per-
some.
lis sont toutes revetus de Ia signature de p.
Marmay seul inventeur patente.
TIA vendre a PLAQUEM1NE Ala Pharms-
Gle de CARSON & KEAxsY. NH 7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
Important Notice.

Among all ITS other good qualities, which ar.
universally acknowledged. it has been found 10
be highly useful and beneicent TO Women in the
state of Pregnancy, and that it facilitates than
delivery.
1t also improves positively the quality and IN.
creases the quantity of MIX Of Nurses.
No other kind of food can be compared 10 II,
IT may be administered without fear 10 the
youngest children; it refreshes and strengthen.
them, and preserves them against a great many
diseases peculiar to their age.
We may therefore confidently recommend i,
10 every family.
Every one-pound paper OF the SANITARY
CRUEL: contains tbirty-two portions for Que
person. They are all signed by P. MARMAY.
Inventor and Petentee.
ITO be had in PLAQUEMINE Of CAR.
son & KEARNY. mbl7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

HAD 4 Fly on Ills NosG.-While the
inimitable Tom Corwin was holding
forth in GAINESVILLE upon the corruptions
of "Old Bucks" Administration. lust
after hurting one Of his bitterest, and
yet funniest Recommendations, II Of his
auditors, Il rough-looking man. who
stood with folded arms, shook his head
violently. Whereupon Tom said
You shake your head, my friend {.
Well, a man may shake his head when
there is not much in it--without cause
to shake it,"
Hell :" said he of the folded arms,
there was a fly on my nose, and any
man will shake to keep the flies Off
won't lie -
Tom looked quizzical, and went on to
his next point in regular order.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
INVENTED n PREPARED
BY p. NAY

The inventor Of this new and invaluable Fam
edy has taken patents in France, England. Scot.
land. Ireland, Belgium and the United States.
The most chronic constipacy Yields 10 M.
daily use Of the lnvigorating Cruel.
The Cruel is a pleasant food, and requires nc
particular diet; II excites the appetite. and acts
faVorably on the digestive organs, and cur..
more or less rapidly, but surely always, in ever,
disease Of the stomach, such as
Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Heartburn, Magrims. Sick
Headache, Pains in the Stomach, Costiyepss.
Vomiting, Chronic Diarrhea, &c. &c.
The lnvigorating Cruel is taken in diferep,
ways: with a Droth-with water or sweeteneJ
milk-with or without the orange flower water.
a spoonful Of it is sufficient, and should be pu,
III boiling mill and iemain IS or 20 minutes.
NTO be taken morning and evening.
For further PARTICULARS apply to the General
Depot, No. "A Cont street, between Cherirs.
and Royal streets, New Orleans.
For sale, wholesale and retail, bv
A. BERNAUD-rRAsER.
Depots in all the principal cities in tn. Uut.
ted States.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
j. B CO.,
-PLAQuEn6INH.
SPRING ~STOCK-1S60.

ME are now receiving by steamers direc.
w from New York and other Eastern Mar
kets, a portion Of our SPRING STOCK, among
which now open, will BE- found q large and va
ried assortment of
Spring and Summer Clothing.
French Tweed and Cashmere Suits;
Marselllesa and Linen do;
Black French Single Milled-Cloth Frock Goats,
neatly finished and well made.
Black French Cloths and Casimeres-a superior
article of the above from the best French
manufactures.
milo J. McWILLIAMS K CO.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
PATENT MEDICINES.


SANITARY CRUEL.
/. Y. L. NOURISHING REMEDY
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ucri9e 8otbe ourb unporiidhi9es Oanbs
boben zines Yifols in Rorfpif, Sir9inz
len, trei9net. Gin Scbn BON S. Gipe(l
fpielte nit Dem Qiifol I; ber Satcr nabm
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inn sei9en, tpie man es su 9ebrauben
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9eftion ;um Seriosen in Ser S6ule fir
ben ndbfen Gag lernte. Sine Der &us
9eln fubr ibm tur6'6 Serj. sc fpran9
Quf unb init Den @orten - S0f papa,
Du baft mid aet0otet," ftiir5te e6 bin
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eileno6 bin3utamen, oaran uerbinoert.
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naHenntoudef.

Maior Mptineer, Superintenoent bes
Stoot6s s2(ricnol6, benabri6tiot Die Ser
aue9eber oer 6arrisbur9er u9atriot uno
ltnion." Dap 9eoenlpdrti9 i'm Staat6z
ltrIen1l nidbt cine eiuji9e Wu6fete gum
8ebraub pieI >peni9er 5ur militdrii0en
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3eit nicbt oorbonoen iein tperoe. Sc
boben iib felt rpenioen Sabren febr piele
@ompaenitu 9ebiIoet, uno biloen iib ieet
nob INNER, trcs Der 9e9enpdrti9en polis
tiibsn l(ufre9un9. Der Dem Staate 5uz
fommenoe Q(ntbeil BON 8afen reibt nibt
aus, Den pielen Qnforoerun9en 3u 9enuz
gen. - Sc 9ibt rpirfIib 0tilitdr @ome
pa9nieen i'm Staate, lpelbe fbon Dor
mebreren Sabren uniformirt tporen uno
inlpicirt puroen uno fest nod Feline Bofs
fen baben. Die 9ta6fra9e lit oemno6
beoeuteno 9r6ber, ale Der 8orratb.
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Seit GINGER Belt fno Die Siebm6rfte
Iebr gut nit Sbtabtuiet oerfeben 9eipe=
fen uno in Sot9t oefen iine Ole preile etz
mas aelunfen. Sn uori9er Bobe 1T bic
1n5abl oes aus9eifellten 8incMebs ouf
1908 9eftie9en. 9emdfetes 8teb ipurs
De {su $50 biz $3.50 fit 100 pfuno
netto, nab 2fbsua pon 10 Drecent pom
@elpi6te ouf Dem 9ufe, perfauft, 25
Gents rpenioer, als in ben uorber9ebenz
ben @oben. Das 3ubtpieb lpurbe 3u
$3.50 biz $3.50 fir 100 9funo lebens
Den 9etpibts los9efbla9en uno meittens
tbeil6 auf Die 9r1sweoen na6 gfep Ser
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49 Gents fiir's Qfuno lebenoen 9etpibts
uno su 8 Gents fGr's pfuno ab9eSc9en
perfauft.
l(n Sdtpeinen paren auf ben peribiez
oenen @6rften 1000 Stdd aus9eifeGt,
Die tu s $50 bic $S.75 pet Gentner mill
lide tSGufer fanben.
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Zinc beridt eritattenoe t1Iaf6inc in
JIueEirI,t

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gum 2(uflelben BON S0nen erfunoen, Der
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S6ritt sur Serferti9un9 bon Mafbinen
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miro, Die 70 empfnolib ol6 oas menfbtis
be Sbr Ieiu miro, peroen mir beribtcrz
Itottenoe @oibinen baben.
Dieie Scee 1T 9erpiB bel @eitem nid)t
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oor ieiner Grflnoun9 mar. 28enn Die
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bin 9ebrabt poroen fno, fib nit 70 piet
@enaui9teit ,u flriren, rparum foIte man
es nit osn SbolIweGen ni6t ebenfo peit
brin9en2
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Pcmmsrs tatsn steIe 8auern in .NinnsIrta Go
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Dsr sepStnlI&e Ytsis 1T Gin 3stntsl. Ste red,
en- auf stnsn Grtras BON lbsr 33 SuI6d per
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Rin fenoerbares Geitament.

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tstnen Gent msbr srbaIten.
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