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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21

HINGES ALL OvER.-A converted native
Of the South Sea Islands was nee en-
deavoring to give an account Of the man
ncr in which he persuaded himself that
the Bible was the work of God
when ! look at myself" he said, 81
find ! have got hinges all over my body.
| have hinges in my legs, my jaws, my
feet, my hands. Ii | want to lay hold
of anything. there is hinges in my
hands, and even To my fingers, TO do it
with it. If my heart thinks, and |
want others to think with me. ] use the
hinges TO my jaws and they help me to
talk. | could not walk nor sit down if
had not hinges 10 my legs and feet
All this is very wonderful. None Of the
strange things that men have brought
from England in their big ships is to be
at all compared to my body. lie who
made my body has made all the clever
people who have made the strange
things which they bring in ships; and he
is the God whom | worship. But !
should not know much more about him
than a great hinge maker, if men in
their ships had not brought the book
called the Bible. That tells me ofsGod
who made the skill and the heart OF
man likewise. And when ] hear how
the Bible tells of the old heart, with Its
corruptness, and the new right spirit!
| which God alone a create and give, !
feel that his work in my heart and my
body fit into each other exactly. am
sure then, that the Bible which tells me
these things was made by him who
made the hinges to my body. And be
licve the Bible to be the Work of God
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21

r. Father Taylor, the eccentric and
eloquent scaman'S preacher, was once
asked where he thought Ralph Waldo
Eemrson would go after death. The witty
old man replied, The dear good bless
ed soul. ! don't see in him any evil
dcnce Of saving faith; but then ! don't
know what Satan could do with him."
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21

4 LADY PICKED Up on THE Snow PLow
or A Loc"McrIvE-NAREow ESCAPE FEON
prArH.-.A singular accident occurred
on Monday evening last, on the Central
Railroad at Waterloo, says the Roches-
t.r Union. by which a lady of that vii
lawc had "a g]ratuituuS ride before u To-
connective. and narrowly escaped a ter
rible hath by being crushed beneath
the wheels Of the engine. AS the mail
train, due here at 1880 last night, was
coming into Waterloo at $40 NJ.
Wright, the engineer Of the locomotive
General Gould" saw a lady running
along one of the streets toward the train.
Notsupposing that she intended to cross
tie track ahead of the train, he kept his
way. running slowly perhaps five or six
miles per hour. The lady, probably de-
ceived somewhat by the speed of the
train or the distance it was from her, at
tempted to cross the track ahead Of the
engine, but did not succeed. She was
struck 10y the small snow pillow or pilot
and fell upon it in such a manner that
she rode quite safely for ten rods or
more. The engineer, the instant that
he saw how summarily he had taken up
a passenger shut off steam, reversed,
, and by application of the brakes, stop
ped the train as oon as possible. He
ran to the lGdy, and found that she was
not much injured, but that she was able
to walk and speak. She was somewhat
disconnected by the accident, but ex.
pressed the belief that she had received
no serious injury. 1t was a miraculous
escape from a dreadful death.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21
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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21
FOR SIZE,
a House and Lot in Jacksonville.

u The undersigned offers for sale
on liberal terms the House and grounds
ZEE attached. belonging 10 him. situated iu
the suburb jefferson. on the continuation Of Pa
quemiue street. The house Is one formerly
built bv 4. Gau'hior. with extensive grounds
attached. and all necessary neutrality-suspicious.
ted nearly opposite 10 the resideuc- OF Nr. Cteri.
For luther part cu,ars. inquire O. the uudrrsign-
%. bv letter OF otherwise, al Brashear City. pa
rsh OF ST. Mary.
leb4 HENRY +. nENAN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21

pD-Tne English papers say that a
number of Roman and other coins have
lately been dug up near Corfe Castle
Among them is one representing Romu-
ms and Remus with the wolf.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21

Hag~Out of the whole grand army Of
the Revolution which fought under
Washington and his generals, there are
now living throughout the whole United
States only one hundred and si1ty-fve.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21
LADD, WEBSTER Il CO.'S.
Tight Stitch Sewing Machine,
FOR
FAMILIES AND PLANTATION USE.

THIS MACHINE. alter 4 very faithful inveS-
i tisa,ion BY the most scientific aud practical
men OF this country, is pronounced the ne plus
ultra ui all modern inventions.
la simplicity. durability aud strength 1t far ex-
ceeds auy other now in existence Il IS perfectly
easy 70 manage. quick IN IFS operation, never IT.
able TO get out OF order II properly used. and
gives a stitch on both silrs alike, which canro,
b. excelled For sale by
decl7 BIEuLER BROTHERS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21

Etat dcla Louisiaae-P arOiSSed d. JerriAe-
C0ar du Gcme District Jadiciaire.
Succession de Thimoleon SIguineauX.
A TTENDU, que Pierre Lacaye a ce jour co.
n lias-e son cumpte Final administration Ge
la success on tie ieu +. Siguineaux-
Avis est par lie present donn6 a tous ceux que
celia c%oucerne, de dejuire sous 80 lours de la date
DE- &c present les Tai>ons pour lesqneIles lie dit
Compte Final ne seraIt pas nom0!ogue ct iait lie
JUDGMENT dc cette corr, ct son cauuonnement
CONNIE tel annull6.
Bureau du Gieficr. Mars. %. 1860.
mn2l VI. y. ESrEYAN, Grefiier.
State OF Louisiana-Parish of Iberville-6th
District Court.
Estate Of EluiSc LudOiska LanglolS, de-
ceased.
WHEREAS. Alexander Roth has this day
W filed ia the Clerks Office of this Court,
his annual account OF executorShIp OF the estate
Of SAID I.ioise LodoisEa Langiois, decreased
Notice is hereby given % all whom ii may con-
Germ to show cause within thirty days from the
date OF the Publication hereof, the reasons why
said annual account should not be honUlogated
aud made a Judgment Of this Court.
Clerks Office, March -, 1859.
mh3I VI. 4. ESrEvAN, Clerk.
Etat deLa Louisiane -PdroisSe Il I6crriAe-
CoHr du Gene District JudiciGire.
Succession dc feue Eloisc Lodoiska Ian
glois.
4 TTENDU, que Alexander Roth a &c jour
y enliass6 dams le bureau du Gretier de cette
Cour son comp,e annuel CONNIE executeur de "a
succession de ieue Elolse Lodoiska Langlois, de-
cedf-
Avis est par lie present donn@ a tous cenx que
celia ccncerne de deduire SOUS 30 jours Je la date
lie &c present les Iaisous pour iesquelles lie dit
compile annuel ne serait pas homologue ct fat lie
iugement de celte COur.
bureau du Grefier, March %. 1859.
uhSl VI. A. ESrEVAN. Grehier.
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MNNEV I'D EOAN.

MONEY 10 loan OF Real Estate. Plantations,
VI Farms. Negrur~, etc, IN sums 10 SUIT ior
any period not exceeding seven years, re-payable
by insIailrnents or Otherwise. FOR prrlicuiars
apply to Messrs. Atty & Co. Private Bankers,
II Gravier street. New Orleans. La, Post Office
address Box Blank q.
NJ agent need apply. mhl7-Gm
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21
April 10, 1860.

State of Louisig na-PdTish If ibcrriHe-
9Th .Judtcial DiStrict Court.
Succession of Thimoleon Sigulneaux.
WAEREAS. Pierre Lacave, Administrator,
w has this day filed his Final Account Of
Administration OF the Estate OF 7, SiguineauX.
teceased-
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may con-
Germ 10 saow cause within thirty days from the
date ofihe publication hereof, why said Tablean
Of his administration should not be homolosated
and made a Judgment of tins CUur'. and his bond
"a such cancelled.
Clerks office, March 23d, 1850.
mh24 VI. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21
NEW GROCERIES.
JUST RECEIVED AT
r.. A. CRILLEON'S
Fancy Grocery store.

S doz bottles Pale Ale;
T. CordIat
2" " Syrup;
Candies OF all kinds;
Cream Biscuit;
Table Salt, Misunderstanding;
Sauce, Fresh Lebsters;
Pine Apple Cheese aud Fresh jelly
Cheese aud Fresh Butter,
Boys Foot Balls,
Iarler Balls:
Boys Tops and Marbles;
Gun Caps, States and Pencils;
Led Pencils, Letter Paper, lnkstands and
Ink. mhl0
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JACOB ROCK,
BOOT AND Err.

Successor to Joseph Fisher.
rss, VIII keep constantly on hand. a
eSfS choice and well selected stock Of Ma
eS-terials. ard manufacture TO order, Boots
and Shoes, and warrant his own work equal 10
the best. All orders left at his shop on Rank
street, will receive prompt attention.
Plaquemine, January 81, 1860. ~
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,~x,vo,1C,rs OF SPEHcH-The following
hints from the Mercersburg Review, in an ar
ticIe on Extempore Preaching, are worm at
tending TO: ~ -
Gras, care must be taken TO acq uire habit OF
u.,ng good language. The man VINO goes snip
shod SIX days Ia the week, VIII not "aiA win
ease and grace on the seventh In ne" shoes.D
3f the language of every day lie Is not well
chosen ana correct, 1t Will be In VAIN 10 at
sem ut TO speak well in the pulpit, or even 10
write well in the study. TINS VIII parity e&.
plain why solecisms, vulgar phrases anu
sdtoms common places aud cant expressions,
&C. so abound In The puoiic eHoTts oi sohhe
-.
the ma bituaI use OF good language i'll ordI-
nary speech prepares Tor It's use, ieauIiy anu
almost without effort, on occasions OF more
I,nnorIance. What conduces greatly 10 form
this faculty, is the trequenting gooo cohpa-
uy-tnat is, as MI Bautai observes, the So
ciety most distinguished for elegance OF lah-
yuase and fine manners. Inefc one learps
In steak win correctness and grace, almost
without study, by the mere force VI haoit.-
But as the young preacher, Tor various red
sons may not always be able To DO this, ne can
an great degree supply the place OF IL py cur
,iyaung the society OF tne masters OF MS IAN
euage IA books. This company Is always ac-
csssIbie aud al way ready To speak, SO tneIe Is
no excuse tor neglect III this partc uiar' ne
persual of the best authors serves directly 10
suuply the speaker Win cOpiouS luhu OF
wuris, apt aud elegant, ana, moreover inui-
rectIy by the elevation OF the thoughts, tue
runrcu OF ne sentences and the majestic now OF
the ideas, furnishes All eUiataS, or oIvine glow,
which prepares the orator 1Vr MS Intellectual
labor no matter now ioreigu may De tne SUI
Iect read from that about " be handled by The
speaker Ia addition TO thi>, we Woutu recon-
mend storing the memory win The chJS
j'gurre of lne DesC writer's The poets especially,
70 be reclteu mentally or alohu, OuiIhs INC
daily walk OF ride, by which one becomes hao-
stuated TO the nIceLieS o. .ne language, ana, as
Al were makes them his own nor must We
forget To observe that no practice VIII more
RAPIDLY cultivate the tastes aud Feline Inc
whole man"
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DENTISTRY.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH. 1.-The Cleo
k@plastlc and Vulcante Process.-G. W
NLID JONES, Dentist, having the right for the
above mode of making Teeth, and being satisfied
of its absolute superiority over all other methods,
can with confidence commend it to those desiring
full or partial sets of teeth, and especially such
as may he dissatisfied with those they are nov
using. The perfect adaptation of the plate to TIE
mouth, and the suction thereby secured, enables
him to insert one or more teeth tctthOut clasps
This method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest in the profession, North and South,
10 those wishing TO see them. Sets of Teeth, on
gold or any other plate will of course be made for
those preferr;ng them. Filling, Cleansing, tx
5racting, and all other operations gently anu tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by ELEC-
TR1CTTY lctthout pain
90 Office Main street, opposite Corinthian
Hai[ no Ally
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IA Notice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numer-
Gus families who have heretofore used DR.. ]. s.
ROSES MEDICINES, always with the most un-
persons have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
has been compelled to change the wrapper, which
tuTe is the cork of every bottle of the genuine
Medicines, SO that the public again obtain
those remedies which have suited their wants and
relieved their suherngs.
DR.. J. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for coughs
and diseases Of the lungs is the standard remedy.
The PAIN CURER for pains, rheumatism, cholic,
spra;ns or bruises, and the DYSPEPTIC COM
FOUND for dyspepsia and liver complaints.
Sold BY Druggists generally, and by
WARNER L. WARlNG, l67 Broad St,
Ia fly Richmond Va.
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EA Common sense rules the mass of the
pc, pie VIVA ever tire aned and misanthrope
philosophers may say 10 the contrary Show them
a good hn@ let its merits be clearly demonstra-
tel. ana they will not hesitate to give it their
most corrilal patronage. The masses have al
ready ratified the judgment of physician, con
corning the virtues ofHOSTETTER'S BlrTERS,
as may lie the immense quantities of this
medicine that are annually sold la every section
of the land lt is now recCgrlzed 40 greatly supe
to all other remedies ct dc vsed for diseases
OF the digestive organs. such as dlaTrhpa, dyson
'ers. dys. psIa. ana for the various f5vers that
arise from arrangement Of those portions of the
system HGste'ters name is RAPIDLY beoomI
household word from Maine to Texas, from the
shores of the Atlantic to the Pacific. Try the
ticle and be san fed
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally every
where. iy 2-lm
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n~ prices Il educrd. - Findtp S cur st as Oh
DEasS and other FANCY GOODS .asn i 700
heavy. we shall from this dste reduce 'he p'ioeS ID
H,nSsoms French Printed gERf9Es % cents
very pretty ANAL 6sa'ed HALF moofNiNG
&c. 90 i t 20 ORGAN DIES. IS cents.
800 P,ench JAC0NEF Is cents
s sape, aa,terns French ORGANIZES, 80 cents.
Eanc, DRr.Ss SILKS. all bous this spring at
unusually low prices.
GREY DRESS GOODS. all qualities, at cost.
SILK. Lace, Popin and other MANTLES, at re-
duced prices.
French worked sets of COLLARS and SLEEV ES
Our s,ocs OF STAPLE GOODS is as sood as it
has been this season. . -
Determined To reduce the stock, we shall offer
,e 10 i'm CHILES L. CHENERY.
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Aitbmuno p.spatfp.
wrnNrspAY MORNING. JULY IL. 1850

An ATTACK ON ARrxsiAs wxLLs.-"Astt-
,,on webs a Cerss"--So says the California
Farmer. and, although without agreeing win
the opinion, we givean extract from It's aiaeie
on the subject:
I'VE have made critical examination OF the
result of this flooding the land, TINS proI use
irrigation. and not q solitary instance nave We
found where Se do not see a pHsat ~ soine
.iegre. aud il 10 rapidly increasing "e .eh
,ur. ina assertion mat within TWO years macy
sna a., f,,urtshipg garden spots will have
se,rome SO d,rras ed as TO iteraity ose out. zoe
sys,em a. row practised, - cohtisI! 10 an
prtnclpirs OF science, and Se nope most ear
Vastly that the cutlyators OF that great val
Rev util communicate freely aud fully Win
rs upon this subject, giving as All important
facts relative 10 artesian wells ana their III
naence. We know this TACT ihe II"l' is st'eS
nv the irrigation system IS neither 50 hiku
.rolored or so rich and Juicy aud the ICES
that prod uce the fruit hook snecaieLt =. 80
BREACHES; they do not rifen th1ii ~oou s ~,
and thus bee JIne subject To DE aestIo5e ~
10 ,na ,r,st Trees aud plants raised n"o
this system make long naked zap 10, ,,ias
consaq ueutiy bear trait npon tue
OF the,r limbs. xamine our state
49, 80 inc, Will nud them SO. We 40 not
b.Ii.ye there Is n single gafachsi, NV % INC" '
or otcnardtsi, thst Wit MOI s'oa uef, "
- ~ ~, b.s CO tnin ttIed IA mus peinR leo INTO
,s,s,,,,,,a .ur,l system. God SAID fountains
shall sprIug up an The desert, across Whicu III
his own Tune he wiil MAKE hign"ay lVF VT
t;od and gnen across the desert VIII ere long
he touud Tor The coming thousands W our laho
yhe artssian we'll, anu there they Will be a
dressing Tor man aud beast; : and mere, TOO,
they would be a blessing were II not for mans
ayarice. Artesian wells, IL here ana there
only would be well enough; but the system
of irrigation shoald only be Ia accordance with
natures plans the earth must not De deiue"oi
gentle sho wering over the foliage at the even
ing hour 10 cleanse ana REFRESH Is ai"Sys
nd and that is about all that is needed. But
there is a great evil that will soon De ieit AT
santa Clara; IN fact, IL is now felt. The earth
Is parched up, aud bitter and grievons com,
mai The evil is increasing. And yet, men
have eyes but they see not All the surface
water of the entire country is drawn OH py
means of ar tesian weiis-draWn down 10 lheii
channels aad then sent up again In one stream,
instead of ten thousand, through all the pores
OF the surface earth, and then carried on INTO
the bay"
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TAILORING, &c.

A. GENTLEMES'S CLOTHING AND
IA FURNISHING HOUSE.-We would inform
MA the citizens ard public generally, that We
XA have now il store large, varied and com,
.s!A1- plete assortment of ientemen's Sph!NG
and SUMNER CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS, embracing all the latest Sly les and novel
ties of the season, which, in point oil sly ie taste
and durability cannot be surpassed, all OF which
are manufactured by ourselves, expressly to suit
the tastes and wants of this market and which en-
abies us to sell at much more reduced price than
any other house in the CITY Also, laT, sSsoJt
ment of BOYS CLOTH NI and FGRNlSHlHI
GOODS always on hand. We would remind the
young men and followers of fashions, that we are
continually receiving sample cards OF the latest
style goods, from which we can make to order. az
short notice, any thing tn complete a gentleman 3
wardrobe. l03, n. WALKER co 103,
Cor Main and 14th or Pearl SITS.
SAMUEL =. BURCH is now my
employ as a CUTTER, and desires his for
IA mer friends and patrons to call and exam
VIZ Inc the large and varied assortment of
ACLUTHS, CASSIM ERES and VESTl NGS,
as we Il as Ready NJ ade Clothing, which he is now
prepared 10 furnish them on as good terms ard in
as good sly lie as any siaIlar house III the State
VIM. IRA SMITH, ia Main st.
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49, SURG EON DENTIST,
S4Lp Once on Main, below Pearl street, next
door to p. Horton Keaoh's trimming store, and two
doors above Msssrs. Thos. X. Price 4 Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber havlns removed to the above
house, would be pleased tn see those with whom he
has engagements, and has made extensive prepa-
rations to serve the public generally. All opera
tons performed in the most approved and scientific
style known to the Profession, and all work done
BY him warranted tn give satisfaction. tool3-1y
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spncIAL NOTICES.
m e, NteboIas saloon,

mast Nicholas saloon, ,
MAIN srREEr, NEAR EXCHANGE BANK.
TIE "a Nicholas Saloon, secord to no other es-
tahii.hneut in the State, 10 constantly supplied
WI Enn ise 4 aa AND AMERICAN CANDIES.
FRUITS, NUTS, eto
which will be sod by Wholesale or retail on the
rnost satisfactory terms.
Coantr, Merchants are invited n examine the
large and well selected stock winch - ne,ns CON
IA PARTIES. WEDDINGS. BALLS hND
PIC. MICS Persons desiring sivins r M fr'
Weddings, Balls and p,c Slcsi csn h1 cR FANS
al reduced prices, and warranted TO be nns9uaiieo
in quality. s ~. o. ~ HANK
lie 29- I'm -----
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JAMES ID. ELLETT.
Oilers his services to the public, and hopes, by as
sduous attention To business, TO merit the conn ;
dence and support of all who may patrOnse him,
and will be very diligent, and moderate in his
chargss, IN all Transactions Will be found at
mond, Estate Court. Houss.) with his nephew,
JAMES ELLErT. the Clerk, who, IN his absence,
will rsceive all calls made upon him.
je 23--2ws
WHITE OAK LUMBER, SAWED TO
w ORDER.-The subscriber having the entire
control of one of the best Steam Circular Saw
forest, viii contract TO furnish in good order and
on reasonable terms. WHITE OAK TIMBER, OF
SuIss::.; sfisulsufs R:y'1s' i sspsss,
m. s-ryi '
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~ EZekiaFs Grpa: Virginia Hair Re.
STORFR is highls recommended by many in this
city, having successfully used it in restoring and
preventing the falling off OF their hair Sold at 81
per BOTTLE.
For sale by all Druggists Orders attended to.
lie lSlm r. EZEKIEL. SO Main st.
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H George N. Fieck--

Ma George NJ. Fieck-
MANUFAcTURER OF
SUPERIOR WHITE WINE AND PURE CT
DER VINEGAR, FOR PIC6LING, &C,
10th st., between Main and Franklin.
Richmond, Va.
ma Orders sent by mail will be promptly attend
ed 10 je Him
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k Nervous
SUFFERERS,
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILlTATED PRo-
FESSIONAL MEN, -
WHY NOT HAVE YOUR HEALTH RESTOR-
ED3
We offer you the great RESTORATIVE AND
iNVIGORATOR!
We offer it to all classes-lt may save valuable
lives We do not believe that any other remedy
has such mass of testimony
HEAR-HEAR
THE REV. b. F. BROOKE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. "a. 1860.
The use of your HAMPTON'S TINCTIRE has
been a rsyy great blessing to me and my family -
The effect il has had my throat disease has been
marvellous. For all such diseases most cordially
fe'oiii''''A0 he '0D'S' "s''f +. BROOKE,
Pastor of the Eutaw NJ L. Church.
AS AN INVIGORATOR.
As an invlgoratoT and restorative, where a gen.
tie stimulant Is wanted, we believe it superior to
all the Cordlals before the public as cure for Dys
p.pSta. Cough, ScrQfHLa and RhenndtfSBI, with
all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels. 1t has bee
truly successful to the single and married. We
offer the most valuable remedy, which thousands
FEMALES AND CaLDREN.-This TING
fURE will be found great medicine for all their
diseases,
"a Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond
oy DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg by all the Drug
sists in Petersburg: by MORTIM Err & NOW
Keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle SIX bottles,
eS. my 23-d&owts