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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-25
STGs9R E.N'TENEST.
Important to Sugar Planters.
THE undersigned would call the particular at
4 tentlun OF Planters 10 The
star Bagas,c Furnace.

patented June -, 1853.
lis advantages are as follows
Isl. lis operation i, effected entirely by natn-
raj draft.
~. Its perfect combustion Of Bagesse Of any
quality.
81. It Is under the entire control OF tn En-
giuepr. and can consequently make more or less
.r,m a. required.
Attn. It viii burn Bagassa for either one or
Two sets of Kettles, without increasing tue size
OF the Furnace
5rh. +, contains no CRATE bars or Iron Work
,r the interior.
9Th. 4, . self feeding. a new and beautiful
arrangement OF hopper. admitting the Bdsasse
regularly luto the urnace while al the same
time IT : incapable OF arrangement.
7tt. II rmil> neither sparks. >Iroh" or Eept
from the feed opening, So that 1t can he placed
uIhe interior Of the sugar House ii more COVE
uieut. The Furnaces OF NessrS. GIeaud y De
b.iruv. ant Cot t.. G. W. bulIer-uolu OF lber-
ylie-aJr IN the interior ct the Sugar House
Nrh. Ovtug 10 the arrangement OF air lues.
and exit riamc and smoke Arches, the exterior
OF the Furnace Is sat all Time perfectly cool.
yh. Zoe quantity OF sag loImed, owing 20
ine perfect combustion Of the BI@as,"r and the
ueat'- being carried of IS last u, gene -a'ei) II
considerably diminished.
10Th. The Furnace ca. be cleaned out while
IN operation. with the greatest iaCiitiN. Inc con-
StrUc'iou ot the hearth causing The ashes aud Stag
10 accumulate at tie ash doors.
!.la. lie lame l., causeC 10 act equally on
The eul,re length Of the boiler, instead oi being
thrown on one particular pant, as IS the case Ia
all other Furnaces.
l2In. Should the water accidentally become
too low ia the boiler. the heat and flame can, in
an Instant be TUNED INTO the chimney through
another channel, aud 50 prevent tie formation OF
steam. The dampeT to fleet the above arrange
meHt > placed al such d distance from the fire,
luat there Is no possibility OF its becoming warp
cC o. Incapable Of acting.
18th. ltoccupies less space. aud is consequent
ly more economical OF construction tudu any other
Bt-a-.e Furnace.
IAN lis great economy Of fuel. seldom Te-
quIrlus over halt a cori al wood ia twenty four
uours. The above quantity OF wood wifi furnish
>]I!itient steam for Cane EnsIue aud steam pan.
besides allowing d surplus winch may be used
tor CLARITY us.
2edi iAe following TESTIMONIALS from well
known Sugar Planters:
tnr lulineri information. please address ;he Pa.
teu1ce. EVAN SkELi.l.
P~laGuemIue. ParIsa OF JhcTvilie.
December 18th. 1915.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-25
TIE ..ErcclsS0;'" Bd"0Sye
Furnace.

TNHE attention ofthe Sugar Planters = respect
Il fully called to the superior advantages com
hIned M this Furnace. both in princi,'r ard me-
chanicai arrangement: the air 10 support com
hustiOH Is heated in lis central hot AR chamber.
from wheuce it is distributed tU ull paris OF the
Furnace. where entering in small leis It ready
consumes t'e Incands scent baglSsr.
II tho roughly mixes and consumes all the
gisscs where the three exit iues meet in the
mixing chamber ere reaching the boilers. There
IS no CRATE OF any kind nor iron works in is IL
Terror.
There is very little Stag formed. and tho whole
Farnace can be- cleaned at any hour without
stopping. In case OF neel the whole hea, can be
TUNED off from the boilers at any moment.
Its feed apparatus is. so contracted that no
cold African get ia, neither can any heat or sparks
OF fire e,capr al he top, 50 that there is no dam
ger OF ire during as operation.
II works upon different principles 10 any other
Furnace IN use. determination of the patent.
drawings. aud specifications will at once con-
vince all scientific men that il is founded on the
only correct principles.
All lnfrlngemenls of my patent viii be held
strictly accountable.
For further information please address the pa
teniee. a. J. CHAPMAN.
Jan2S-'m al Bayou Goula, La.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-25
G SENTINEL.
AFTER THE
~ ALICE CARY

We're qarried, they say, a%tyou think yoa nave
won me
Well, take this white veil from my head, and look
on me-;
Here's matter TO sex yot, and matter TO grieve
YOU.
Here's doubt 10 disrrust you, and faith to believe
you-
] an all, as you see, common earth. common lew
Be wary, and mould ne TO roses, not Inr!
All, shake out the flmy thing, fold after iohl.
And see if you have me 10 keep and to bod
Look close on nv heart-see the worst Of its
shining
It is not yours to-day for the yesterdays win
ming
The pastis not mine-T am too proud 10 borrow
You most grow 10 new heights il | love you 10.
morrow.
We're married. I'm rIish'el io hold up your
praises,
As the turf at your feet does lis handful Of dai-
sizes;
That way lies my honor-my pathway oI,pride,
But, mark you, If greener grass grows either side,
| shall know il, and keeping in boly with You.
Shall walk with my spirit with feet on III" de-" 4!
We're married! Oh, pray that our love DO not
I have wings fs,tened down and hid under my
veil,
They are subtle as l~iglt-you never caa.pndo
them,
And swift in their ilight-you can rsver Vcfsue
them,
And spite of all ~clasping, and spite Of all bands,
] can slip like a shadow, IA dream from your
hands.
Nay, call me not cruel. and fear not To take mo.
/ am yours for my lifetime 10 be, what you
would make me-
To wear my white veil for a sign, or a cover.
As you should be pro"eu my lord, or my lover,
A cover for peace that is dead. or a token
Of bliss that can never be written, or spoken.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-25
EIs'poy'f9;'E 70 ;ac EGajc#!
IIaS. THOMPSON.

F.nV NEE OElE,Ns.
II A. the pleasure oi a11agacI X rn tAc III.a~
IL OF fiaqurm ue dud coast. ,hA' size - ulr-
pared 10 sI.e le,so,, in emitting Ladies ana CHI
dIcu'> Dresses.
Any lady with a kuow.-! -p Of this ait
which can ue learned ia lew hvur>-rln 6' her
sell or others irItrc'ig so a'y r"Gpued .iN'".
Also. severn. styles ct SIX and Wol-'rl En-
hroidrIv: Wax Tissue ana! NorS'cd I.owc,>
PaIn'iuE. &. tuIgnl iu classes.
Mrs. Z. carries on Iress making. mai possesses
every facility tor mdS,us 10 otIrr al TN >hoIte>t
notice, all lae latest Siytr Of dresses, ctu1k- and
Nauuile>.
Ladies on the Coast ~il! BE- wated on BY MIR,
Il. ii conveyance ssesSeut.
Patterns of ali kinds cat in 4 few minutes.
SeyeEal apprentices wanted Tor dress making.
II T. THOMPSON.
Residence corner I.evcr AMI Main SIS. iaujl
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-25
Preserve -Four Teeth.
=. q.
surgeon Dcuti>t.

L,tc lS2, hsT-sop s.. Peter onf T""la"Se SIS.
HONrINTES 10 call the Affection Of th","
\ who need the services OF competent Den
list. and those persons whose Teeth ha.r ben
Injured bv uuskliIlui Dentists. whose gold drop>
ont a ,rn,t time after the Teeth ave plugged. and
whose Artificial Teeth cannot be- worn wth CON-
toTl. py applying IoJ. \. CA>,ysvA>I. tney can
have all operations iu the ~l'sutdl Ari performed
conscicu'iouslv. aud ia the NOS, scientific manner.
He h,uum5s ID" gums. te.orc Extracting Iee'h.
with a chemical preparation invented 10y hr'.
which lessons the PAIN. Consultations W
French, Spanish and English. dec5I
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-25
DONOVAN & NEUTZ,
6NNSSRs,
Camp Street.......35
NEW ORLEANS,

.4NCHOTTES-h OIL and sat.
.dPPLES-Green, Drsd, PrcsTrod, and .lpp'c
JeHy.
B.ACON-Broakast Baron. Sides and Shoulders
BEEF-Phdaddphia and Hcsiera. DrEd Bot.
BUTTER-Goshen, RaH and Hts,dn.
BUCKWHE.4T-h Bills, If do. tugs cu9 l.rcs.
BROM.4-Bdker's crfrd prcparcd
BRO0MS-Corm, Hair and IF1rsp.
BRUSHES Whuerash, Shoe, Scrubs and Dust
CHEESE-English Dairy Cream. Ur.toa.
Pine apple, Dutch and Sapsqgo.
CR.ACKERS-CrdckHds. Cinnamon; CdTara.,
Cream, MIR, Sugar, Boston. Hdfer, Ginger,
Hine, Soda and Naccaroni SaappS.
COFFEE-Oh Cor. lara, Family Jdrd, HarGnp.
Old Rio, L0guir0, Mocta, Merriam and Costs
CHOCOLATE IND Cocoa.
CLANS AND OYSTERS.
DRIED Blackboard and p,aebe,
EGGS.
FRUITS-Rai,ins, C~uyyGnfs. Pc Fruits. Table
Fruits, Prunos, Figs, CHrOn unit Crdm5errlos.
FLOUR-E f. f. G. Golden Hue, aud .fiantir.
III Bis, If 6bis and bugs.
FISH-Mdckerd, IN hfb6i, XII, and If do. COdfti,
Mdcklnatr Trout, Salmon, pickied and sp,ced
Roe Herring, Dried Harsng, Ha,i6n aHe
Scotch Herring.
GINGER-Cdnton, Dried aud pulreriseR.
HERBS-Sdge, Thyme, Sarory AMI Mqrornps.
H.AMS-Sugdr- Cured, Green and Mutton. s
ISLNGL.aSS And GEL.ATLNE.
JELLLES-CHrrani, Grape, Plumb Damsoy. .7p-
pie, Orange, Blackberry, Raspberry, Sfrur:
berry, LehOH, Peach aud Guapd.
LIQUORS. VINES AND toRDLaLs-Bran-
dy, WHISKY Champagne, Madeira, Port, Nus
cat, Sherry, .~4HHiSdfC, GuigHoLt. Raiofaf.
Cd'sis Oh Mont Dor, Curacoa. Marascdjno,
Hossteter's Bners, Sckledap S~chRapps,
Orange Florer Water. lie, Porter. Cidrot
WINES, Blackberry, HTd Cherry and French
Cordiais.
MOLASSES AND SYRUP-Pnpfafion
and Spgar-hoHSe Moiasscs, S,eca,t AMI 3D.
cher's Syrup, aud Suop dc Baterie.
NUTS-AlmOads, scjl shell and Shelci, and
Pecan,.
OILS Cotton Seed, Lard and Sperm.
PIChLES-Oiiues, PecoAiHi, GerkiHS,
LINES, duiyforccrs, Onions, Rcd Cabbage, DC.
POTAT OES-IriSh and Sceei.
PRESERVES-Pme Apple, Peas. Peaches,
Grab .4ppe, Orange, Blackberry, Rdsp5syry.
Strawberry, Plans, .{prioots, Daarsons, Chr-
ries, Grape, Green Cages aud LINES.
QUINCES-P Preserved and Ounce .EHies.
RICE-Bdrtey, Spit and Dried Green Peas and
SODA Cream, Tartar Sqlaratus and Yeast
POWDERS.
SALT-Starch, Soap, Mustard, Pepper.
Lamp Uck, g..
SAUCES-MuShroom, Keichup, Tomano
do, Worcestershire. Soho, John Bulls. Hqypcy's
Pdoh, Beg-aeak, China Royal. DC.
SUGAR-BroDn, GRADUATED, Pocdered,
Loaf aud Crushed.
SOAPS-Oakeys, HILLS, Keller's, HDnev,
Palm OIL, Almond and Transparent.
TONGUES- Sugar-cued and Pickied
Pigs Feet, Philadelphia Pig Pork, Ness and
Prime Pork.
TEAS English Breakfast, Ooolong, Pom.
ehOng, Rose, Old Hysou, Young Hysor. hnpc-
rial and Gunpocder. loose and in papers of hair
aud qgarter pounds.
fERMICELLL Macdroni, Tapiooo, Sage and
.4TTOtcoot.
YINEG.AR-Wha Vine, Cider, Catarba aud
Common.
SPiCES-Mace, NUtmcgs, Cinnamon, All
spices, Ciores, &c.
SUNDRIES-India Curry. Salad Cream.
Rose and Bay Waters. Oatmeal, Honiay, Ora
ham Flour, Corn Meal, Grits, Indigo, Pals.
Buckets, Ctafhcs' LiHes, Candles Of all kinds,
Shrimp Paste, TayploUti Herring, Cocoa
Paste.
D- Goods delivered free of drayage to boats.
"a febII-Iy
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-25

% The undersigned proprietor deems
S3%d gtSir rvpe.Irut 10 inform the TRAY
ILd e. ELLING Pl BLiClu particular. As
s1SNwc as Regular Eoarlcr-, tina; the
above uou>,-which hd~ been established about
two years. more as "a Private Boarding House
,hau a Iiolci-Ias lately. 10y Inc at, Tee OF uieuds
and 'no urgent demands OF the public. been eN-
tended 70 d depth d, great as IL iaru"r ieRgln.
and ucrv presents. IA the extent and 1tyle ol H.
accommodations the characteristics OF a fr,t
class Hole. second 10 Dr." Other ia the country pa
ristes. To- NuIcu ue invites the attention OF all re.
gaIIlu. accommodation, %! 'Ha character which
ana, be- expected al d Er>l class Hotel.
The II TILE HOUSE g., most elIGibly stqa-
'rI. both lor the CON" uleure OF Travellers aud
the Business Community. Ii e., >ilUated Oh the
r1r.ernt Bank du! p'I,uew.ue streets. opposite
the -trau.us' iari ~. and Immediately on q line
with the late Planters ,GIs>rli-l Hotel. and
about one uguIl-1 yards distant from the river.
20 iioul OF the House there J. Il han some poIti-
co. above and oriow, an extensive R~edirus
a'i Reception Room, in which there IL one OF
IIr best SAFE s. 'ur the preservation OF Na'uab'eS.
lag wnrrr 20 ac touu5-a teliga'll Dining Room
a.u rri ,uouls. &c. that c1uir, be- exceeded iu
front a.t ,lr iy around the house there i>a yard
10 fine srerIHSvart. mos. " -ghr'ul Tor Children.
Ia iur.th- ur .ers,gued : COZ iden'' that Travel
ers au, ,;urg>Nt uudat tnt FUTILE HOUSE,
every ,,m.urt and a tendon that could he eN-
p-yrrj At ,i"tris uj the highest 6, ruIajion. and 10
- IRIS nat cannot idI. 20 ur acceptable.
ihe id,e improvements being LOW almost
Completed. with au ruluc new ou'Ui of Fuui-
ARE. bedding. *. TIE II tIlE. iioi 81 .,
confidently '.rovu open 10 Tue public - Il fr>J
elias, un',I. :. which the Undersigned - %rctu'y
i1y,'r> ll who desire quiet Ind elegant accom-
ruojaltonS
,,I.... Tr-TTI
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40 Planters. Hechanic, and Cap
iiaiistS.

tiaiIst>.
THE Undersigned would cal attention "a ms
i NEW IMPROVED MOOD OR COAL
FURNACE" Patented Dec. q, 1915. Its ad-
N~da'agcS are as follows.
lsi. It. great economy Of fuel, its consumption
b-lns invariably hlty pei c~enis!e,s than by the
ordinary arrangement.
,. rs. combustion Of -fdel being perfect, it is
CONSEQUENTLY smokeiess.
B! 1t is under tEe entire control Of the atten-
DAFT. combustion proceeding al a uniform rate.
independently OF Tie amount OF fuel adm tied.
1. There being no open ashpil, danger from
fre Is ohNIdt'd.
;. The cleaning out Of ashes can he effected
with as much facility as IN the ordinary form OF
furnace.
t. The lame being distributed eyenly.
Throughout the entire ieusih OF the Boiler, Us
liability 10 become burned Is considerably Gi-
unfinished.
:. 1t can be adapted to every form of Boiler
OF Sugu Kettles.
:. II j, peculiarly applicable to steamboat
Boil-rs a. the fire can be checked without open
ing the Flur Caps. ard the exterior Of the lur-
VA . beng al all times perfectly cool, Slowage
room is increased as the freight may De- placed ~
direct contact with the sides Of The Famacr.
The above FUrHdce has been in successful ope
ration IL IhervIile and adlolrius parishes tor the
past vear, Invariably ~efieciiug a saving OF fifty
per cent m fuel.
The undersigned refers TO the following gen.
llemen who have had his furnace in use:
Nalsin ] Dupuy. irervillc.
Michel Schlatre, "
Gervais SchtatTe. >
j. ,. Leblanc, >
Chls. A. Brusle, -
Davenport Il Ford. Lafnuarhe.
Hill q Markham, Baton Rouge
Purchasers will find the above a profitable in-
vps;mcrt.
For further particulars address the Palen.ee.
EVAN SHELLY.
Piaquemlnn,
lanlj Parish of lbp-ville.
10 Louisiana Parish Rights, land Rights ior
all the ; ate> OF the Union except louisiana Tor
sals.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DENTEST1Y.
DR., w. j X ~ * u S,
hagrgC0H7 ESC5sft&S,

90 Having located in Piaqurmine
for the purpose Of practising The
'H-LLLI above profession, respectfully Soli-
cts a share OF the patronage Ia tins vicinity,
he hopes To- merit by strict attention 10
business. DR.. J can offer M iuducewent ~ the
way OF cheap wura as he uses the best O! ma"
rsrIal, and WARRANTS all MS work.
u--pr,>prs wishing him 10 cali at their r">i-
Jrucr.. will please send word io TIE futile House.
vhe.e their commands wal meet with hI- prompt
attention.
uc~-ly y. JENNINN. ~. -. -
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-25
a- FOR S.FEE.
a House and Lot in Jacksonville.

The undersigned offers for sale
tt..asH on liberal terms the House aud grounds
- attached, belonging 10 him, situated in
uls suburb Jsfsrspn, op the continuation OF Pla-
fuemi9eNtree. The .house is one formerly
,uilt by a. Gauthier, with extensive grounds
attaChed. and al necessary outbuildings-situa-
ed nearly opposite 10 the re sidenee of Nh. Cheri.
or further particulars, inquire of the undersign-
"a, by letter or otherwise, at Brashear City, pa
sh of St. Mary.
iebt HENRY T.. HENAN
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-25

MOST respectfully announce, 10 the Ladies o.
w tl1q"emtne aud r~.ctHHy, that She has ug-it-
ed a Millinery STORE. joppo>ire " ilb,rt'>
furniture slore on Bank ST. with . fine assortment
of new French Millinery. rousi>tiug in RonneiS.
Ribbons, Flowers. Trimmings. &c. &c. Ladies
Bonne'S and Chiidreu's Hat trimmed i'm the IA
test styles also L,dirs' Caps made 10 order.
j. Mad. ID. on asks Il t]oirlIIai. Sne no2es
that her work and prices will lie to the satisiac-
ton OF all. 0clJ
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Coffee House, Boarding Eouse. Iiv-
cry Stable.
MAURICE EARsN

INFORMS bis friends and the
i public generally. that he has .xNK
opened his new mouse, GU Bank EE~Iys
street since the 4ih OF July, where 1%
he Is finely :Iluaied 10 accomno-NN =
date Hoarders and transient visitors. on reasOna-
be terms. HIS table shall always b. furnished
vita the best the market affords.
Ills COFFEE HOUSE Will always be sup
Piled with The best of Liquors, Wine, Lager
Beer. &c.
iiis SfAhLEca1not be surpassed: and all al
lmaiS entrusted 10 his care shall meet with the
most diiigent attention.
lie confidently hopes that his cd friends will
not forget MN. fiaulers and others from the
60 'niry VIII have thea horses and bugg es proper
~ iakrn care OF al AL lines. ami as good d dinner
and WIne as the town affords, Tor themselves and
iriehus. sep}
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-25
WHERE rO BY THE BEST
S T. WING AEsEEN ES!
At ROTH. DEBLIEUN, II Co,

PLAQTEHINE, LI.
GEO. i. ShOAr& cos. late improved paten
Elliptic Sewing Machine.
THlS machine is a great and decided improvp-
L meHj over AL others. And where mtrslu.
ced 1t has entirely superseded the " heeler &
Wilson complicated Leather Pad Machine. i,
makes the Stitch alike on both sides. it will run.
Hem, Gather. Fell and Guilt. 1t Is perfectly
sImnIe and the management easily acquir,d-
W Ia these advantages we offer them 10 the
public a. the best Family Sewing Machine now
IN use. jelS
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-25


BAYOU SARA NAIL COMPANY.
For Bayou Sara.
The fine passenger packet ID. r. KEN
- NER. Capt. Baranco, leaves New Or
leans every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, at 0 o'clock A. NJ.
For Baton Rouge.
The passenger packet CAPITOL. Cant. Petit.
caves New Orleans every MONDAY, at 5
o clock, AID every FRIDAY, at 10 o'clock.
For Donaldsonville.
The passenger packet C. D. JR., Capt. Vim
cent; leaves New Orleans, every TUESDAY and
THURSDAY, at 10 o'clock A. N. and every SAT-
URDAf, at ) O'Clock P. NJ.
For Bayou Sara and the Coast.
The steamers LAUREL HILL. Capt Gross,
and o TErE, Capt. McQuoid, leaves
New Orleans every MONDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY, at 5 O'Clock p. NJ.
ga clerk is always at the landing, foot st.
Louis street, 10 receive and deliver freight, sRd
sign bills lading for the above boats.
deS j.. A. GOTTEN, Agent.
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n. CL.A2FE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-25
TEax T'gTTYE HOUSE.

The undersigned proprietor deems
S3%I : :tpSir rXpe.Irui 10 inform The TRAY
Nj 4 e. .LLING RI BLiC Ia particular. as
80 swcll as Regular Eoarlcr,, tina, the
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-25

THIS institution is NOW open loI
the a omission OF pupils. The servi-
crS of NJ. P,rOT. aa accomplished
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17
T FL f.
Wide.AWakeS!
GRAND
T0RCH-LIGHT PROCESSION!
Saturday Evening"!

The Youngstown, Mineral Ridge and
Niles Fide AarGkeS, will join with the
Harren Vide AaCakes, in a grand torch
light procession on the evening of Satur-
day, the 20th.inst An Extra Tram, viii
be run on the C. & n. Rail Road, leaving
Youngstown at G. and Niles at $50 P. NJ.
and arriving at Warren at Z O'Clock; re-
turning it will leave Warren at 1880, and
arrive at Youngstown at Il.30; n fare
for the round trip. The Wide Awakes
from other towns will be received at the
depot by the Warren Wide Awakes, and
escorted to the public square. from whence
they will all march in procession through
the principal streets. At intervals along
the route, Rockets will be sent up, Roman
Candles burned, cannon fired, and a grand
good time will be had.
A general invitation is extended 10 the
Republican citizens of the surrounding
County to be in attendance, and join in the
rejoicing over the glorious result of the
late elections. and the promise of an equal
ly glorious result st the coming Presiden-
tial Election.
Come one, come all and bring yOur
acires and slCeet-hs0rts!
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17
Review of New Rnnks.

Havan the Hermit, or the Wonderful
Lamp, is the title Of 4 new book, written
By Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, Pastor of the
Eleventh Baptist Church, Philadelphia
II is dedicated to the children who were
in the habit Of attending upon his minis
t~rations; is in the form of an allegory, in
some respects resembling the Pilgrims
Progress. and is written in a plain unpre-
tending style. such as would be best adapt
ed to the capacity of children, and yet in
terest the older portion of the reading com
munity. 1t IS such a bOsk as a christian
parent would not hesitate to put in the
hand Of his child. 1t can be found at
Goo. Adams Book Storc-price % cents.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17
congressman in Ohio.

In our last issue. we conceded the re.
election of Allen; but later information rem
'ders this doubtful. There is a chance for
Hart, the Republican candidate; although
at the hour We write, the probabilities
rather favor Aliens success. The 9TH
(Ashley's). the 18th (Sherman's), the 18th
EdgertOn's). the 18th (Riddle's), and the
10th (Hutchin's) show largely increased
Republican maiOrities. In the llth Mar
tain's DISTRICT, we gain a member; in the
18th (Helmiek's), the 18th Checkers,
and the 9th (Garey's. VIC lose members.
The 4th District. as above stated, is still
in doubt.
According to TIE returns at hand, the
delegation stands as follows:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17
Pole Raising at Lordstown.

LordstOwn Monday, Oct 18th 1850.
Last Saturday the few friends Of "old
Abe met in this town, and erected a pole
tnotwithstanding the opinion Of the only
Breckenrdge man in this section of eoun-
try. Chat it would be the means of dissolv-
ing the UniOnA And a general good time
marked the occasion.
A Flag fifteen feet in length, was run
up the pelc, and while it foated in the
mild breeze, upwards of a hundred feet in
the are. with the proud names of Lincoln
& Hamliu inscribed upon the strcamer. We
listened to q short but eloquent and APP
prOpriate speech from Mr.. ]. Hutchins.
After which the many Hurrahs, with the
deep toned thunder of the cannon, cleared
the ears and opened the eyes of all pres
cnt, and made the few scattering Democrats
(as from their down cast looks We should
judge wish, that they too. were Republic
cans, to shout owe the Victories won in
Ohio, Penn, and Indiana, at the last cleo
ton, and the almost inevitable result of
next November. The Academy was soon
filed, and Charley Smith exposed the past
and present eOurs: and policy Of the Dem
ocratic party to IN attentive audience, and
touched popular sovereignty in its many
modern forms and features: drew a contrast
between Lincoln and Douglas, and showed
whereinL Lincoln was better fitted to be at the
head of government than either of the 9TH
erCandidates. Cheers were loud and often.
The meeting was add cssed in the evening
By Messrs. Hall, King, and AspGr, and a
general good feeling kept up. The Demo
Gratis taxing advantage of the lively coca
sion made by the Republicans, to forget
disappointments, and console themselves,
and satisfy a long lost appetite, got up an
Oyster supper in which wives participated,
and all seemed to enjoy, at the enormous
expense of twenty-five cts. each.
We cannot help but sympathise with
them, hope they may recover from the
shock, and when we raise another pole, they
may join Us, las many of their number have
the past four years., and shout Lincoln and
Freedom, instead Of Douglas and Popular
Sovereignty.
q Il
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17

PLEASANT PRoPosIrION.-The Spring
field, Ohio, Republican, says:
We have heard that at the Douglas
meeting on Saturday afternoon last, at
Ollentynes Schoolhouse, three miles south
of Enon, the Democratic orator and leader
of Fairfield, known, as the Drunken FL
fer" aroused the clans by the following
bold declaration:
"Fcller citizens the North and South
is awfully split up. Our party is likewise
busted Now, | can tell you who has did
all the devilment. 1t has been those in
fernal black coated, chicken eatin', preach
ers that goes around stilk2n' their noses
into politics, and all the time getting up
muses.. Now if you want the party re
united-if you want Douglas elected, | tell
you what must be did. Every id preach
e< must be killed off! The o the
better! Go to work-the thing will pay"