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r51HE subscriber fcrs for sale his very desirable
Farm situated IN Trenton Point, cheap fer
cash, or halt cash down. II contains about forty
acres Of land, has goed buildings usually cut
from seven to ten tons of hay This oilers, in al.
ditiou 10 its advantages 70 a farmer, hae chance,
f.oln It's l0cation To enter into the fishing out4t
business, having good shore privileges ior the
erection OF wharyes &c.
This IS rare Chance for the investment Of a few
hundred dollars For particulars call on the sub
terirer on the premises, or y. h. SANG ER at
Ellsworth. GEORGE I. BRoDhc.
Trenton, Aug. 9Th, Co. 2mi0
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When the caaens af safs destroyed, they inya
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tERIOlS COMPLAINTS
Loss OF SLEEP.

From Neuralgia tlroueh all where Opium was
ever used to that al DeiTium Treini, and the common
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The under. sned having removed from Els
worth, BIAS left his notes and accounts with Eugene
Hale Esq, ith whom 'acy can he settled within
a reasonable time itAout costs to these indette
JOHN ). PEARSON. d
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N ANHOOD.
.0W LOGT, HOW RESTORED.

.hat Pai'al.l. IN Ne7i.a Epreigpe
LECTJ IN oN THE NATt RE. TREATMENT AND
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tal aud ritssi'i.l pAiits.
T. ROB. J CTLvEEWEI.L, VI. D.
fhs Important met that the awful Consequences Of self
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Sept s, 1850.

NOTICE. l hereby give general notice to the
Y public that my wife, susan H9ds lon. has
left my bed and board, without pFayeeatioh, and
particular Notice that shall pay no debts Of her
contracting after this date
0RRIN uoDGD0N.
fremont, Aug IS, lsGo. 3W32
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NOTICE TO
VESSEL. 0W HERS

The subscriber informs the public that he has on
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oakum, Timber and all the materials for repairing
vessels. New Boat, hand for sale. Alse. old
ones repaired ut short notice. Ash Oars. Yard
near Iisdale's wharf.
ISStC NJ. GRANT.
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Farm for Sale.

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{. c. PECK, Aseat Ellsworth. y. ;. HARLOW, Ban
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Patent 4 Thompsonian Medicines,

A>itNN AMI Ut hNtNp 1 ht iit
eH Csni Washing Powders, Soap, ~" Stuff Trasses
surpaTtars. Spices 81 all Minds. Citrrn, Cur
rants, RAsins Tainarirssls. Irish
Nu~s Pickles, &c. &c.
A7ran- his sppfy e Patent Medicines may be fonni
BTENETT1S COCAINE aUd other PREPARATIONS,
Mexican Nustans IiHhneat, rswHsen1's, A"re's, War
ns Kel'eys aoi shaker Syrup ard Sarsapariila "a
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FlaiI Aeo-ls Ntraet I'tn3.lIp, RrIuia Purifying EN
tract Eut's Sarsapari JOAN. Gays Bloei Purifier,
drreu's ulau fAaacca Hays Hnmor Syrup, Hampton ;
yerytafW Tucturr cure, kcnre'iy's Medical bis
csvyrv Morsss syrup yellow Dock, nrway Iium1r BIS
cosery Peruvian syrup, Radsay's ReSalveHt. Rhodes
Fever and que Cur Sands SarssFaria Shaker sar=a-
pAri'a McMunu's ElNr Of Opium. Mrs Oslov socth'
ne Syrnp shaker hSract |ae1aa. W iisns Seuf07tife
Drops nr Abatt's t,rr' PEEK lhun!ice Rt;crs, fes
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kinis Us Balm 81 a Thousand Flowers, Cold TRAM.
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Ctarh inTervrrz Bran,s Pulmonary Balam, Clark, :
Cough syrup Bachelors and Harrs1us Her Dye lin
ifaeai. Il sH kinds Barueys Musk Cologne. shaving
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ircths and Wrist Indian Vegetable Fills Court Pas
ter butchers Deaishpt tar Bsi Bugs Prof Mshr's Ger
Ply Papsr Strives and nlmeuts u every Kind and
All other Articles usually Kept in hruS store so
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The Great Central Active Principle the Tou AnoIyte
true development Of the Or -iaa Natural upiae. In
al eases wherever Opium has been used aid il banehll
ell cts vii MESSED r-nark Of can adequately c-
pa the difference, and dec sion equal 10 trial.
The AnodyHe contains not particle II Opium, and te
most delicate constitution u.s. il With safety The per-
le natural state il keeps and leaves TIE Patient should
recommend Il 70 Physicians who have lAg sought the true
development, and to Patients who want natural results
The bass d the Universal Cpu "a Remedy /, iIat le-
doih from all cm ou.nts Nheh by tt great err.t ia COM
ppuFinE rouce e'mlt inerts instead Of real CURES
" place 10 restraint it, every hour la the day.
aud ask III Pa nts q maxi # re natural enemy - an
Coughs, fhF5at or Lung cSnplA by perfect freedom
Of Application For mfammst9ry s4re Tlrat Il is per
Fac Eeu.1e and for Nholniue Cough e1erks All TIE
spsns and allows tie C9u-i have is rla IA quiet
Way.
WIG, the spirit tlat czs3rt all investigation, and
readiness 10 answer al iHa BAY ia return. ask
al 70 be cautious 70 purchase only Of those they can re-
b uHal.
- FFces v.lllG the aeA Of all"
General Agents
J. ". HJNNEHELL Il co.
Commercial Wharf, Boston
GEO. uUNAEWELI,
l4a Mater Street, New York,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06
The Baton Rouge Adrocate says:

MORE OF THE GREAT SroRM.--The Bat
on Rouge allocate gives an account Of the
terrible strength of the gale, and the destruc.
ton caused by it in that neighborhood. We
have only time to clip out the most prominent
Of the damages and loss. The tin sheeting Of
the roof Of the Harvey House was lifted from
il in q mass and blown across the street. Mr..
Paine loss to the amount Of $4,000, in the
sinking of t%wenty-one coalboats ut the Crosse
Tete Railroad Depot. The Uncle Ike has her
hull under water. The residence of Felix
Lanares, in Baton Rouge, was entirely blown
down. The wharfboat Matches was torn
from her mooring and blown up the river.
A steamboat belonging to F. Arbour was sunk
at the landing. And lastly we regret much to
hear that the fine residence Of our old friend,
ISAAC ERwrN, on Crosse Tete, was much in
jured by the storm. These are only the most
important damages. In our next issue, a vast
collection Of items, of vast destruction to
property by the storm, may be expected.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06

Is THE Sun GROWING Cold AND DARK e
There are now more spots on the sun, says
the Scientific American, than have been seen
before for many years; some of these are Wis
ible through a smoked glass to the naked eye.
Several stars, some Of them Of great brilliancy,
which, from their ascertained distance, must
have been as large as our sun, have totally
disappeared from the sky; and the question
has been raised among astronomers whether
the light and heat of the sun areVgradually
fading away. As this would be accompanied
by the destruction Of all the plants and ami
mails on the earth, it is rather an interesting
question. The suns light and heat are dim.
inished by the dark spots at the present time
about one per cent.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06

The STORM IN lBERvILLE.-As yet we
have heard but little about the damage caused
by the storm in this parish-the great loss
produced by iattening the cane to the ground,
and breaking it off at the joints to a consider
able extent, overShadowing all other losses
Short as the sugar crop was before estima
ted, we may now cut it down one bali or a
third more. In the position the cane now is,
and the weather at pr esent prevailing, it will
soon ~sprouting where broken and
laying on the ground; and the best which the
planters can do, under the circumstances, we
have heard it stated, is to 60 to grinding at
once. The roof Of Mrs. Edwards purgery,
and the cane shed Of Petit & Allan were
blown down. We, have no doubt that a
great amount Of destruction has occurred in
the parish, Of this character.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06

YANCEY AT BALTIMoRE.-BALrmoRE SEPT.
26. Hon. VIM. L. Yancey was at Easton,
Maryland, yesterday. He was received
by a large audience, and created a pro-
found sensation. 1t is alleged he made
200 converts to Breckenridge in the
county. Mr.. Yancey embarked on board
a steamer especially provided for the
occasion and was received with shouts
of welcome and the firing of cannon.
About 200 excursionists from Baltimore
accompanied him. In consequence of
the rOughness of the weather the boat
failed to reach Easton until it was late
in the afternoon. Mr.. Yancey immedi-
ately addressed the vast multitude. hold
ing them spell-bound by his eloquence
for two hours.
His defense of himself against the
charges of d~isunionism was satisfactory
to his friends. He exposed F~reesoilism
His dissection of Douglass Squatter
Sovereignty was merciless, holding it
up to utter contempt; besides, he vigor-
ously attacked Lincoln and Stewards de-
structive doctrines. He endcavored 10
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06

TIE STORM on BAYOU LAFoURcHE.-A
gentleman who was in Bayou Lafourche with
his fat-boat loaded with provisions, &C., at
the time Of the gale, speaks Of it as being
seversS than anything Of the kind he ever ex
perienced. He tells US that five or six sugar
houses on the bayou aud one opposite Donald
~sonville, were blown down fiat with the
ground that two loaded fiat boats were blown
from the left bank Of the river across, and
completely wrecked and destroyed. He saw.
ed himself by extraordinary exertions, and
the help Of plenty good lines.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06

THE BRECKENRIDGE AND LANE CLUB.-
We are glad to perceive that our club here in
P~laquemine is proving itself very Efficient
Its meetings generally are well attended
Last Saturday many new converts came for
ward and registered their names. On that
occasion Hon. W. l.. Hamilton delivered by
request a short, but eloquent speech, inter-
spersed with amusing and telling anecdote.-
Tonight, We belieye, j. J. Hebert, Esq. is to
address the club, by its request.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06

The MANTnLA ASDALusrA.-The last "love
of thing" in Paris is the mantilla Andalusia,
which is considered exceedingly stylish. 1t
is a square Of lace surrounded by a frill. One
of the points is plated in front under a chico
rec diadem. Upon one side a bow of lace is
placed, on the other some cerise flowers. This
point behind falls upon the neck, and the
other two are fastened together under the
chin.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06
The Great STORM last Tuesday.

Thd great storm of last Tuesday was uu-
questionably the s~everest storm that has
occurred in this place for the last twelve
years, took place on Tuesday last, the 2nd
inst. On the previous day, at 10 minutes
past IL, A. NJ, the rain which all had been
looking for with so much interest, compen-
ced sprinkling the dust, and gradually in
creased to a steady, but not very hard rain
This continued all day and all night, without
intermission. Next morning, the opinion was
pretty general that we had got about enough
Of the blessing which We craved SO much a
few hours previous. On this morning there
was more wind than on the previous day,
which gradually increased, the rain pouring
down all the time, till about 3 o'clock or later,
when it had grown into a gale from the South
east. At about an hour to shutdown, or such
matter, it seemed to have reached It's climax
and really, it looked terrible. Limbs flew
from treasures were uprooted-tops oil
COiLDueyS WtEe UlONu away lShSSS WV '"N
iow-and destruction generally seemed to
prevail. The old Planters Tavern, suffered
some" we learn-some Of the bricks from its
walls were landed, or freed, in the forks OF
the china trees. A little after dark, however,
the turbulent elements subsidized, and quiet
once more reigned. The river rose consider
ably. We heard of no accident, save that of
a mule, who was killed by a falling limb or
tree.
In the city, we perceive BY the Delta, that
the storm commenced about the same time as
it did here, and prevailed with equal violence
The walls Of a building, in course Of erection
on Camp street, were blown down, crushing
M'Pherson's Drug Store, the Office in the
same, of ID. J. Ricardo, aud two others in the
same building, in which catastrophe " lives
were lost, the clerk and the servant OF
M'Pherson.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06

The ENERALD.-This. is one Of the most
beaut ful natural gems. 1t is a deep green
color and large stones Of viyed lustre are Of
great value. An emerald OF fosr grains weight
sells for about $50; one Of sixteen grains is
valued at 5000; and one of forty-eight grains
$1,000. As this gem is easily initiated, it re
quires a cOnuoisseur to judge of its quality
and value.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06

barWe perceive a bet, or a number
of bets offered in the Baton Rouge allocate
1.-THE paper containing which has been "picked
up" or mislsid) the purport of which are that
800 is, offered that Mr.. Breckenridge will
carry every Southern State, California and
Oregon included-and 500 that Bell does
not carry those same States-and 800 that
Breckenridge is elected. The bets to be ia
ken in block. If any Bell man feels like
backing his Judgment" now is the chance.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06

show that Mr.. Breckenridge was really
the only Union candidate in the field,
and said that without the Constitution
the Union was valueless. He was I'M
reservedly in favor of the Constitution
and the Union.
No speech ever produced a greater
effect in Maryland, or was more gener-
ally admired than this effort OF MIR. Yam
try who are now trying to nurse the
Union Constitutional" party into exis-
tence.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06
Estrays.

IN TAKEN UP by Trasimond Au.
kxH1rxkt coin, a resident on the lett side of
ANn the river, Two Colts aud a Filly, TO
Shek44kk.w wit:
Isl. The first one is of a BLACK COLOR,
Ia hands high, 3 or 4 years old, branded with two
Spanish brands, and has a small bell on his neck.
I'd. The second one is of a BLACK COLOR,
l2 or 10 hands high, aged 2 or 3 years, with a
star in his forehead.
Sd. The third is a FlLLY aged about 5 or 6
months. with a star in her forehead; no other
marks.
The owner of the above animals can have he
same by proving property and paying charges,
otherwise they will be sold on Monday, 5th of
November next, 1860, at my Office. Terms cash.
oct6 J. =. HEBERT. p.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06
G. F. WrrE & Co. Nen Orleans.

G. F. Write & Co., New Oreans.-We
request attention to the advertisement Of this
firm Of wholesale grocers, to be seen in to-
Jays paper. Our old friend B. G. ADAMS, is
knjunior Of the firm, and from his well
they n9artiality to Ibervillians generally,
from Ben, 6ulate on getting good bargains
call at his doud terms, by giving him a
l2 Front Levee, Nve establishment, II and
cans.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06
Epaves.

ARRETE par Trasimond Au.
~- coin. resultant sur lie cote gauche du
E- feuve, deux Poulins ct une POu-
") iiche, savoir:
10. lie premier est dune Couleur
Noir, II mains de hauteur, age d.
apeu-pres 8 on 4 ans. etampee de deux clamps
espagnoles, ayant une cloche a son cou.
20. lie second est dune CouIeur Noir, 70 on
Is mans de %hauteur, age d'apeu- pres ? GU 8 aus,
avec une etoile sur lie front.
so. La troiseme est une Pouliche Noire, agee
de S GU 6 mois, avec une etoiIe sur lie front, nay
ant aucune autre marque.
lie proprietaire des dts animaux peut les OBJ
tenir en- p~rouyent son droit de propriete, sinoa
lis seront vendus Lundi lie S de Noyembre, 1861
a 10 heures du ma attn, a mon office, pour du comp
tant. ocs J. p. HEBERT, J.P.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06

THE SroRx IN W. Baron RouGE.-Wc
learn the storm was very st we're in our sister
parish Of West Baton Rouge above, and that
very great losses ard destruction occurred,
besides that Of almost running the cane. We
understand that the gable end of the splendid
new brick house, of our fellow citizen Mr..
Frame Woods was blown down.
The Baton Rouge AdrOcate says:
In West Baton Rouge the storm was
very destructive. Mr.. James Loddell's
fine brick sugar-house was leveled to
the ground. That of Mr.. Stephen Pipes
unroofed and otherwise damaged. The
Poplar Groye warehouse, a large brick
building, was totally destroyed. On
Crosse Tete the fine residence of Mr.. Ir-
win was much injured.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06

A STRONG FIGURE OF SPEEcH.-A Missis-
sippi editor, the other day said, that the
negroes Of Texas are dancing TO the music
Of the crackin g Of the necks OF the Adolf
t%ioniSts, and seen to enjoy the fun.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06

PERsoNAL-We perceive that the
Hon. A. TALBOT has arrived home, after a
lengthy and we presume a pleasant s%ojourn at
the North. We also perceive the venerable
face Of our old friend DR.. j. L. HoRSsBY, of
Kentucky, a former resident of our town,
who returns home in a few days.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06

u.s. Though inadvertence on our part,
caused by the hurry in ge tting our paper to
press last week, the name Of j. J. HEBERT.
Esq, was left out Of the Committee Of lnvi.
t~ation, where it will be found to-day. twill
be seen that several new names have been ad-
ded to "Wait on the Ladies !" there cannot be
too many for this important duty.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06
For President,
JOHN G.. BRECKENRIDGE,
Of Kentucky.
For Vel President,
GEN. 10. LANE,
Of Oregon.
Presiden tial Electors.

LIST Electoral District.-Judge OCTAVE ROUS-
SEAU, Eleotor-PIERRE LACOSTE, Sub-Eec-
tor.
ID Districf-BERNARD AVEGNO, Elector-
&. ID. YANCY, Sub-Elector.
ID Disrict-TRASIMOND LANDRY, ElectOr
F. y. GOODE, Sub-Elector.
m District-B. b. SHINES, E~lector-JULES
LEBLANC, Sub-Elector.
5h Distriet-JULES q. OLIVIER, EIector-J.
X. ELGEE, Sub-Elector.
9th Distriet-W. ~. LEVY, ElectOr-W. X.
PECK. Sub Elector.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06

Per ship Amity-
10 pipes Brandy; 25 hall DO Brandy;
25 Or do;
30 baskets Chas. Heidsick Champagne
100 cases assorted Fancy Liquors,
100 bbls White Nine Vinegar.
The above comprise but a small portion Of our
stock. We can only assure our country friends,
and c,untry purchasers generally, that we keep
constantly on hand the best Of everything IN the
Grocery line, which, il they viii! honor US with
a call, personally or by order, We guarantee
TO sell them, or oil their orders, a, rates that
cannot be undersold any where else in The city,
and on terms as liberal and as obliging as eau be-
extended by any similar establishment IN New
Orleans. We only ask a tnal.
. oct6 GEO. +. WHITE X CO.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06
NEW
CONFECTI0MERY

FINEST TURPIN, No. SIS Old Levee street,
New Orleans, having greatly enlarged his
steam works, is prepared to fill orders for every
description of Confectionery, freshly manufactu-
ed, warranted fully equal to similar articles i'm
ported from any quarter, and at The most reason
able prices. His Sum Drops, Candies end Su-
gar Plums, are extensively and favor ably known
throughout the South Vest.
Terms cash, or approved city acceptance. o6-6
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06
wednesday, 10Th inst,

on which occasion a fine BARBECUE will be
served up, and the following distinguished
speakers will be present {: Hon'bles E. w.
NOISE, T. J. SEMMES, p. d. HARDY, WM.
/. HAMILTON, Gen. PHILLIPS. of De Soto.
HonIs BEN FARCE and W. MOUTON.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-06

Boor AND SHOE MAKING.-It will be
seen that the Messrs. CHASER BRos., are now
carrying on their business in copartnership
at the old stand.