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NORkIs. sHEFFIELD 4 co Proplietars.
Success 90 to II +. Brown \ Co.

Chagstu EalsTt w. Een ~ AruA
Read the following recon- Inf nd tons and references.
kindly urntbod tJ publication BY thoso who have
these Wsi Is cKamfued and sold Them which from the
hattorng communications have ald
ing daily Is deemed sufficient for the utessnt:
CLEvELANB Sch. "a ld0
McsTs Norris. SHEFFIELp Cos We, The undtrsign-
ed hiyirg worn Browns CELEnRArAp ilYGtENic sUs-
Waist dr the last few mQuta take great pleas
il mmendug 20 The attention o. every iaY y
hdmira " adapted % the coaucncnce feeuF and
ieaff OF the wearar Furthermore, We know u alwgY1
relieves and n many srnres effects radical cure oi ne
uufnsrnug dise s. rnusad b. ngnt lErt a.. We hope %
Tor h como into general use. fully sstsisd H z
what eyetv lady who values cuufgrt and hsaih should
hsvr spd advise every ne tonurchtat ~ 'f W. cAh
! re them they will ueveTrFErut u.
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nltsfrllaneons.
ImpOrtant 10 Housekttptrs.
Fishing tackle.
DIKE'S PEAK-A large assortment

DlhE'S PEAh-A large assortment
Il Of RIFLES a REyoLyERS Suitable for Pike
Peak. Likewise, double and single hlrrelled SHOT
GUNS aud any quantity Of st oeterls such POWDER
SHOT CAPS, &e., very low for cash al Hsiterl ysGun
store. No. lO2S Superior street, reX door 90 orham
Aphn' Hopairing neatly executed with dlspatrh.
fehIdvR4 Il HATTERSLEY
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Something Exclusively for the Ladies.
BROWNS
HYGIENIG SUSPENSION WAIST.
AND IMPROVED
SKIRT SUPPORTER.

Patented Dec 20'h, lSc9.
livery LADY SHOULD HAVE
~ ONE-In fact ev.rY would have ons II they on
IN Anew he beauty, ufiiiy behCff Of them Tsw Isl
no. oaly aoras the perfect SYNNErR1 and deiars
tthIar from the BEsr GuNcEtVABLE fORs, but Directly
promo o. Il IN every re,pecf. Il u Of snrh eunr
sirucfion that relieves Hrs from the most insup
burden which theg sonnet subjected By
suypsudug the skris. &c. the shoulders and hy
means OF Circudr Bruc Szlg ard Supports the cloth
M cnmpetey eyentlng them oni Pa against
BEEnINa down upon The ChcSf HIPS aud AbiomeH which
mlkes It truly AErI-LAcEH odiue tle skirts away
from the person. and drawing The hs1ihe pGron OF the
Supporter entirely awry fTon ths wss Il rs 80 true
AMI efficient SHOULDER BRkCEthroylrgt The gntte supp u
Of the skirts d. ecty vPou he shouder throus th1 sas
tic straps his and valuable invention also desru'
TO rlri iumsdtnts relief Hnd srcta "a D
ICAL CURE AcUtE AND CHRONIC DIsr ASKS. caused b
TTGHr l.ACING, many have q TOR such COM
puints testify These Waists have the teal
examination OF must emiueui aud sceutic
medical meu3 who alt pronounce them the hes tcng -
The kiud ever invented They rapdy coming 10,
and uuyerss satisfaction 10 all uho hNve worn them
Teg nst be srca give idea q them, and t10rn
10 te nnurariated Gafl a. thc 81 aNts HOUSE ln
Cleveland and Examine them Lady will aiwuya Be IN
rendfne,s 10 show Persons wEhinE "a purchase the
rbf 10 tue Waist O 90 sell eIrorr viii call
on the pnburirtors AZ CHAGklN FALLS, o., who have
the , rrIugiVe right for the United States
CAUTtON.-Al persons infringing 10 any WaY man
asr % this Patent viii most aszurVdi be dealt wi
corlfng 10 law.
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Splfial Nctifks.


&c - T9E Gas tEig5'i 2 % @ aaa Eii.nF, sPPly Z
CLkvELANb sENNINa MAclLlNks
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T .ANGSTROTH ON THE HONEY
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We claim this to be the bss. Double Throas Family
Ssving Machine made. Price SaoOO. Agents wanted m
A. - Z &
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~ The Folly Of triaing with Disease Is frs-
ouoai svinosd By he drssl results taat are sssVdsut
Ia even walk q lie, Hereditary disease, arlsins ieu
early iudnor0tna, and the dets0aling sooi ofmsIcuB
and other mineral agents. both 10 Be dsplood and pre-
vented The great object carried on, IN eTtU line ol
the book "hUEAN FRAfLTT or PHTIIoLoe cal Rn-
HRARCHEE," which has bssn compiled snsr mash study
and research and Is onushed with csored engaVbgs.
illustrating the daFont phases 0f vita and fancoaGY
disease.
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$4,000 Copies Already Sold!
EVERYB0DY'S LAWYER
AND
COUNSELLOR HI BUSINESS.
BY FRANK CROSBY


OF i PHILADELPHIA BAR.
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Debts, with ttn ~;1tucs ufIami,au0n,
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iT TILLs IoU Tn rrpI ~r..ui.I~ existing be-
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lr THIS luy lr Lyu to- Patents, with mode ~
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Lavr.UmrHf,.
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GAZETTE 6 SbNTINRL.
I From rL- Concord n. H. Democratic Standard.
CAMPAIGN SONG.


Written by a patriotic little girl not yet
oraco y, tho orc,s;o, Of tho
""'''" S'''' '"7'
raising oil a brecNinridge banner
Nav nave ,hou cIor,ous h,uper
T. Of tho hr,ye and free.
sIhIem oC tho ur;cn's raa,s.
Our hopes are bent on thee.
Now bark through all OF country fing'
And GLAD and joyous strain
HUrrsh! hurrah COS three times three
For Brecklnridge and Lane. o.
,u
g. -
III. nT. -.
The nations voice NAV fly.
Lo' Old New Hanpshjre's granite hills
Send back the glad %rclrain,
- CaI,lornia's 60 den strand
For Brcckinridgc aud Lane.
-,
Lac oUi boin'n'oi l'ih' ,h' S"'".'
ma '"u1'I H'eH / p''''
Will never want in zeal,
And still they come from Georg'a's fs,i-
OF cotton and Of cane,
And the zone star nj Texas beams
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kentucky sree's mr. noh'r s'n'
Ana BIDS hiH lake god hHhlti
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KETTLE SETTES'G.
labor OF Years Reduced 10 a
Few Days.

HAFlNG been induced by frequent solicita-
IL ton. 10 make public the science OF Kettle
Setting that practice, | hereby give notice 10 all
persons desiring 10 acquire a knowledge OF the
art. that ] will give them instructions for the
setting OF Kettles, Tor either wood or coal, on APP
~piicatIon 10 me.
My system Is based upon principles, the plau
,ibilIty and corTeclneSs of which admit OF no con-
iraiiciion. which are quickly and fully compTe-
hended, and therefore not liable 10 be easily Tor.
gotten.
| have models for five different constructions
of Kettles. and designs by which instruction is
made easy, and the art soon acquired. Copies
OF designs or drawings are given to those whom
| instruct. Al those to whom | teach nv sys-
TEN, are also assisted by my services, if required.
Instructions are only gwen 10 those who have
been three or iouT years at the business of Kettle
setting, and are good workmen.
For iurther particulars, inquire, by letter or
vi the undersigned.
JOHN TOWNSEND.
PlaGuemine' Parish of lbervilleJ La Feb. p, Is6O.
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NOTICE.
TO Planters and Merchants.
! lRRELS BiRRELN

The undersigned, one Of the Oldest Coopers in
the Parish. having completed his arrangemts and
naving purchased a large Stock of Nle,errals is
now prepared 10 furnish Planters. Merchants and
others, with as good an article of MOL3SSES
B4RRELS and nalf do, as can be manufactured.
None but old and experienced worknen employ
ed, aud none bu. the best materials used.
he will also manufacture SUGAR HOGS
HEADS for all who leave their orders in time
His old friends and customers will please give
him a call.
His work having heretofore given satisfaction
10 has patrons, he viii use his best endeavors n
please all who call upon him.
D.. His shop is located between Villier and Gre
aud SIS, fronting the Bayou.
au39-mh6 FREDERICK BAGGE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-20
Eorse Shoeing.
MAD.
Fancy Dress N l.
Ereeates all Descriptions Of Fashionable
Work.

MAD. DURAND presents her compliments TO
1Nl the ladies of iherville. and informs them ,ba,
che has returned to Plsquemine, and has recon.
menced her occupation Of FANCY DRESS MA.
MINI &c. &C., aud trusts to receive a renewal of
The liberal patronage hitherto bestowed upon her
Her residence tor the present is the house at the Ess,
corner ct Bank and Pipkin streets, formerly occu.
ped by Mr.. 81. Dizier. ,y.
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What Everybody Wants.
II FAMILY G [ &.
CONTAINING
SMILE REMEDIES, Easily OBTAINED. FOR
THE CvRE OF DIsEASElS ALL EoMs.
PROFESSOR HENEY a.TAXLGn, VIZ.

TELLS You How to a',ru. upon tso ock, end how
Ia 60 s Tor thrIri how To- prepare
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IT TELLS YuJ Ofuc various diseases Of Child rr1 taua
gives th' best and simglcst mode
oftrFatuCut during EccilinE. Con
Nuisiuus, hagcudu'u, Nhpuriug-
cpdrh, Measles. A..
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1T TELLS YOU The symptoms OF Fever gud Agrr. aud
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IT PELLs YOT The symptoms Of Infuonzl, Consunp-
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T TELLS luC TIE symptoms Of PIcuri>y, Mumrs,
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IT TELLS You tn" symptoms If Epilepsy, 'aundicr,
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Barber ShOD.

n iCoLAS BlEHLER respectfully informs
~ his friends and the public thai, he still con-.
lnues at his old stand on Main street. adioining
his brothers Tailor shop and Wine Store. wbere
ne SUI pursues SHAVING and HAIR cur.
TING, as also CUPPING when called mon Sc
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-20
Il. Gs4GsSAE20JN,

Successor 10 baraar'uS = Sa.wlru.
LpEISjJLLE, HI,
M AEuEtCTCEEB Of Eag,"os. Circular saw
w Mills. Portable Steam Engines. Min Ma
chlneTy. aud orker in Sheet ifuu, Copper and
Brass. and every thin" else Iu their .iue az heir
Lydral.ic Foundry aud Machine shop. Louis
vile, Ky.
9th Undersigned hes fu'l power as Agent
for th' above Works. end ~ d attend plU.tta.iy
10 the wants ans orders of ri urers and other, IN
iberv.l.g and West Baton Roucs. He hopes r.
receive a portion OF Their patronage.
U2> \. S.. Dl/iEE. AGENT.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-20
Elaquemine Saw MilI.
NEW EIHM.

MR.. ERNEST HEBERT, having purchased
IVA out the interest of J. BrE. CLAUDE, in the
Saw Mil on Bayou P~laque,nine. in the town of
Plaquemine, the finn, from the "a day of March.
VIII be known BY The name, and conducted un-
der the firm of A HEBERT x J. B. MAILLO.
and the patronage of Inc public Of the town and
parish is respectfully solicited.
O-They viii endeavort 10 keep a regular sup
ply of Lumber Oh hand. Of the best description.
nj all times. which they viii dispose ofatt6e r-
ling rates, and Oh tie most ecommodaiingterm
HEBERT & WAILLO.
March 10. 1850
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CHARLES ESXRNE.

NO 40 TchouFitoulas a., between Poydrs
and GraVisr,
Ma"9t0ctapuQ toppar, Sicet Iron
and ItHplse, &C.. UancY IN
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IT TELLS YOU Hc
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NORTH CARULINtAN.
FAYETTEVILLE, N. G..

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naner and if those who write for the press would
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and printers, and would prevent many errors that
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INTERVENTION.

From the New York Express
In this matter of lntercenti0 In the Territories,
the ultya lists of North and South beth agree All OF
them say--the Wilmot provsois's of the North, we
must intervene estop slavery, and the Wllnnot
proviso;sts of the South, must Intervene to ex
tend. Bouth agree upon the fact, that 1t is negro
mans government not the chlte mans, and that 1t
is the duty of Congress to spend about all ofts time
to fsl.eiful Legislation upon the egro
law South as North, for all the ultraIsts wficn
scatter these ,,resolutions' the wind scatters
chaff and that law is free labor, where slave labor
won't pay, and slave labor where free labor can t
1--we in the fields No resolutions Of Mr., LAWS can
lcgislate slavery into Dacotah Chippewa or Wash
ingten Territories; and no resolutions can keep it
out of Central America if the United States itself
ever gets there: or out of Cuba if Cuba is
nexed to the United States.
Qaattcr sovereignty, admit, is very miserable
theory, and consequently. quite an untenable ore,
but it is the law of the pioneer, of the rifle and the
forest cutter of the plow and the harrow-and il
Senator Douglas is all wrong in theory, he is all
right in fact. Congress itself is not potent enough to
abolish slavery in a land of cotton and sugar, or to
establish it i'll land of ice and granite. The axe OF
1.-The squattnr" if not 1.-The ride" is the law of tho
land of the frontier. Hench, why waste time ir
Congress quibbling? Why consume days and dyas
splitting hairs? Why, on luxurious couches in the
Senate, under tapestry curtains word-settle wth'
the frontierSnan Is certain to settle himself in tina
on the prairie ?
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For l!4e North Ca-ctlnlan

Lunbeyt0n y. g., June TO, iSbo.
Mr. EDITOR In pursuance of a call prevlou~ly
r,alc the democracy of Robson met at the Court
House in Lu;nberion to-day 10th for he purpose OF
n n,;uinatinc Il candidate for the House of Commons
TO supply the place of jno. l. Pope, Esq, wno had
declined the nomination tcndered to INN by the
Convention which met here on the 2Sth Of May
last. Jno. r. q rter, ESQ, was called to the CHAIR
and JnQ i, f tpsi s Ward 10 act as 9ecre
On motion, a committee OF one from each dis
5yt ie rescned appoini cl 70 consult an pre-
Sent to the convention Il suitable person as canil-
date The committee composed OF DIR. john
Reoan { q stephens, Il i Gregory, IL ffice' =
" Fuller Elias Baxley, Jno. Thompson, \ y
Ashley J Z Stone and Stephen ID Pltman. Ihe
committee after brief consultation, presented the
name Of Col. Eli Wi>hart, Who WAS unanimously
nominated Col. Wlshart, who has always been a
the nomination by few appropriate remarks
VIM Norment Ed, called upon and re
snonded in an able and eloquent manner, fuily
/ showing up" the humbug, ad valoren Col
\ Mclean accepted the post of Sub-Eect"r, 1of
the Count, Of Robson, to which he had oeen as
sipned by the District Convent en-.
( Peter J. Sinclair Esq, of FayetteVllle, VINO VIC
were clad TO see with this occasion, pellle
called upon responded in brief bat able and point
ed.speech, showing that he knows ho" to speak a
well write upon the political topics OF the Gay
He is Douglass li4aD, and advocates MS cliiilE
with eloquence and zeal
On motion, it was ordered that the proceedings o
this meeting be published in the North CarolnlaI
and Courier
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JNO r. CARTER, Chm
JSo- P. FULLER, Secy,
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HICKS THE MURDERER-HE MAKES con
FESSION OF HIS GUILE


Albert w Hicks, alias Johnson, has confessed
his guilt Of the murder of Capt Burr and the two
Watts bows on board the soop L A johnson, IN the
bav two months ago, for which he was recently
convicted and now hes in the Toombs under sen
tence of death. The confession was made to one OF
the attaches of the prison He stated that tn" muir
der took place between and 10 o'clock at night,
on the 9th or Goth of March That there were
five individuals board the vessel at the time, VIZ
Capt Burr, the two Watts boys and the devil one
of the Watts boys was at the bow, the look out,
and he and the devil despatched him b{ blow up
Watts was below at the time, and while coming up
to see what caused the noise he he said, despatch
ed him in the same way that he did his brother
We then. he said proceeded to tie cabin and. with
an axe attacked Captain Burr.
He was powerful man, and fought desperately,
but zee finally despatched him. left the bodies on
the deck for about hour, and then threw them
overheard. When asked how he felt after the mur
der while alone at he reple that the devil had
sustained him. but had now deserted him. He sta
been f,,ur.t but did not believe It, they were
: buried nny miles RE ssiso confessed
having been concerned in the mutiny and nurdr1-
on board the ship Saladn, in 1874, the coast of
Nova Scotia, but gave no particulars. L. ;. Mar
shall RynderS refuses permission to the reporters oi
the press to visit Hicks, but allows another person
| to do so daily. 1t is understood that Hicks is en-
gagged in debating to him his life and exploits, which
| is to be published in pamphlet form soon after his
execution, for the benefit of his widow. He openly
states that he has hopes of yet escaping. lie ap-
pears calm smokes almost constantly, and behaves
| we'll
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For The North Carolinian-

A. Neetinr Of the Citizens of Fayetteville held
at tho Town Hall on the 18th inst for the purpose
Of making arrangements for the celebration Of the
approaching anniversary of American Independents n
Arch'd Mclean, called to the CHAIR ana "eo
Fl Haigh was requested to act as Secretary
On motion it was resolved that the occasion may
be celebrated in such way the committees may
suggest. and that the Mayor and Commissioners De
authorized to deray the expenses OF the same. Oh
motion. the chairman appointed the following com
mttees. n Wy
To procure an Orator and Reader:-Dr. 3 w
Robinson Jas Kyle ? N Hail. \ Banks Arch
Mclean. =,
70 nrocure a place:-.J G Cook, Wright Husk,
Geo II Haieh, W Whitehead B Pearce, I'll
Munson.
To procure Marshais &c. Major Husk: capt
W G Matthews Col c E Leete, } Star, y ii Kob-
erts.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
ARCITD. MCLEAN, Chm
GEO H. HAIGH, Secy.