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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23
House % Repvesesssuve..
wAsusoros, May q, 1880.

ulr MISSOURI CONTESTED uArros
Mr., DAVIS, (rep.) OF nsss., from thu Committee a,
usc,iOps, rcrorset resolutions declaring, as that
surcu h not, and, secondly, tbst Francis p Hair u.
eeusied 10 yet from the Frat c,osresaopsi district Of
Missouri rhs majority md minority repcrs ssrs orasred
70 be printed.
Ne. DAvss ssd sas the desire II Ia, com p,,,,. 4,
call Up the suhso ~ sss carries, prs,ucase pyriod On
bic no.,on resolution adoyssi e,vsg leave 10 N,
Blair 20 occupy sat % the door, aad spesx "a 90
The mefss Of the question
uv ATLANTIC PACIFIC rE1EcsArH
the Hcvsc resumed CON ldcrsaioa Of the Auss,o
ard Pacific reIesrsps bill.
NJ. CotFAS. frep) " Ind, orphaned the am~o1.
mebs which the Comautt-e Poet Onicss prooo~e.
ne government n to pay $40 90 per year for nss.
ssscs; The pablo TO be charged three collars n,
'en wosos; " the cospsrsnrs 90 not socsp these
terms within nrty days then sealed rro,1sss aes
The ovest responsibe bsders line 70 be bal, v,sh,s
so years, AID ~ joseph 10 be ths punt OF depsr,are
Mr.. Cn'sx earnestly uree' tc ps~axe Of the b sho~.
Ne great advantages which w result % the epvsp-
Dent
M BrrSur, (sem-) Of Ky, opposed The Nj - crssG
Nc an Oppressive monopoly.
Otier q mt men exvrsssed vicva
he subject vss pass-d over
Mr. Gsnv, (rer q Pa, called 10 Ne bu hsreserc~e
nrcincr ~ BIN, 20 proves Ne ssse Of psSlbc lssss
sscep N sctnai sscrx. unsa t~n y>as sftss sb~ ssn
'hsl have been ssrve,e< srd .ss psassA
I'VE wnftsRv scsnvwv pf1
IN. Bozss, ~ tssvc nscxtis, asaer,e6 ~ esaaEs
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05
00lapsiot Gatherings.


A fool in Gne linen will outweigh q Wise
nan u n~s.
When ycu receive n linancfs remember
Il; vaen you hcstow ono, forget Il.
Tie srn i. every man servant, working
every day IN lac year Tor him, end c%xac.ing
no wage.
slnnlrs. Issuing from rcd AND beautiful
lips. ire foul spldsts crawling from the blush
Ing hear. o.. rose.
Tic love that has naughl bu, beauty TO
keep !, IN good condition, Is slorl-h,ci,
ana suhjcel 10 shivsring hts.
4 fu~nd,~cnt,l truih-ihc husband who
does M, prefer his own fru.idc 10 any c,hcr
sre. on earth; has no rlace,o b. happy in.
A man u tho heal,hics, end The hnppicsl
Wien be thinks the least either Of health or
happsssss. " forget an II Is half the bat
NsaHaL Moore said 10 Horace walpo'c,
ss1f | wanted ,s punish an enemy, j, should
b. BY fastening On him the trouble Of con-
sssnly hating somebody
A pretty woman + like q great truth,
and has no more tight TO bundle hcrsClI
undsr o kresn veil. or any other abomina.
zion, ,hsa the sun has to put on green spec.
tAelss.
nfrLcsrn IN childhood, IL you can. tia,
Aorpir.sa Il not cursilc hut inside. Aguod
mai and q clear conscience bring hapri.
nsss; no riches and no circumstance alone
ever d
Many . poor man could build q house
oves Ms head and own II. with the price cI
H. cissrs aud tobacco he has used to ssy
notiinr Of the worse than useless drinks 81
~ ED had spirits, II which, from time Il
me " hes allowed himself to indulge.
uussAsr.-ms s,ymcicsy Of this wcr,
90 not 10 generally Known. Tue head o
a6miiy l. called kastanl from the fact ,ha
Asi ! Or cseht 70 be, The Land which unite
bAs house togstAcr, VI The tepd Of unioi
ansaa the fsmily. |, Is 20 le resrettel
~ 81 hssAands are not hsshanas IN rial
y, = veil q d name.
A lts,s boy one DAY done wrong. an
- sssa aAet parental cerreetisH, to a.
Duu1, ~ e 6fysa~ss u his ueavcnl
u61\M ~ eDSree had heea pstsiou
1910 ~ ~ - voula ar. n
oGnnjssa = ~ iosr Il NJ rcsu
-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

ras Bccelcr don't Ike solemn people.
''Thcrc are not a few. be SAYS, "sho. even
IN this life, seem To beprcpafing lhomldyas
far thnt smilclcss eternity 10 which they
look forward, by banishiug all gaiety FROM
their hearts, nll joyousncss from their
countcnancc. ! meet one such IN the
street and frequently, n person Of inielli.
gencc and education, but who gives mc and
All tina, passes, such Il rayloss aud chilling
look Of recognition something a. II b.
we're me Of Heavens assessors, como down
70 lucin every acquaintance he met, that !
have scme,ime. began to sncczc on the spot,
and gone home with a violent cold. |
don't dout, be would ca, hia kittens tail
"A, II he caught her playing with il"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

Tnr FAsr BoY.-Sma youth lon aro
going Il with o ruh-yon are oat.running
your years. You have slipped your COLLAR.
Wild colt, and broken loose from al parcn.
tai restraint. You are determined not TO
larry in Jericho till your beard be- grown f;
and 30 you dash into the world aa il you bad
been through il n dozen times, aud know
every crook and turn from one end 10 the
other. lfyou can drunk rum, chew tobacco
and swear ikea trooper, while jus. entering
upon your teens, J hardly know What yot
will be hest qualified for when you GET mio
the middle Of your t-ty-tics. Verify, you
sill probably So 20 Che STATE pr' aH-aud (.
matters but little, so faf a. your roo.
concerned Selections father. auyiou
mother look upon that boy and weepl
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

How To RrfS tSoN.-l. Let him have
his owl way.
:. Allow him free Use cr money.
b suffer him to roam where he plcascs
On tue sabbath.
4. Give him free access to wicked com.
r%aaisna.
s. Call him to no account for hs Cicn.
ings.
0. Furnish him with nd stated employ.
mcnt.
Pursue either Of those ways anil you sill
experience . most mar,el0ps dslisorancs,
or you win have to mourn owe g iehasct
and ruined child. Thousands have realized
this add result and rcnc mourning to tbs
gravc.-T The Myrtif.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

Long bas BE- y lif Winter,
ht l4nA int4ln
Wsisf soaglf 90 bod upon n, loafh,
IN pfiNfHf 10 Hf iHH
fsas have atiHa iull aai efat,
Nh P : been ihH llaat
bli eng immffi ermiH
Che bees uHi W llat
Nifgl Winter 1i.ngE
himmHfa rfmInH fHfIi
iIumm|hF ~ and apfuk tmo,
7bn bees aal a hHi.
toal thlats The cuckoo
The mestt1 I'm around
Wheels 'ha fers cofHft
1hnfe nee sahllNi Oh lhH f%f1nni,
Maua e0lasf thp hsfus ahl seli,
frecflns days ere rnsil
fihg' Summers f0mirgl
Tho b. > ~, h. last.
singi Winter % inft
Summers coming fast.
llumnlng hope aHd ~spdus-tims,
The bees uut q, lhs'.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

IEAp lrAR.-M Exchange publishes
the following lines IN leap year,
Thsn isi 70. nerve our hashful hearts,
And qaali saeh limid dnuht,
All Fpi.e our dropping harr,, anl smooth
Our vrinkl.d features Out,
AMI write thereon, !, letters plain.
That N ise may read vhn rin
~rsspsssls than fully received
TIL sishteFn .riY.one."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

"rcrArrw NoKsSsN YorH answers"
The cl,ccr Of the deck, cu beard . man
of.ver, asted the mar at the wheel. one ,isy,
allow icez she hcaif' 10 vas Moving \
gale Of wilma .. the time. .'Snush-eyss," re-
Piled Pat. touching bis hat, but forgetting
10 sid, "Sir,' 10 hi
"yea'd better res a few more SIS in your
answer when you speak to me-" said the
huay lieutenant.
"Aye, are, S;r.r-r,' returned the Witty
1rishman.
A day or two day after. the oEiccr callci
ess again. sllow does she head ncwf'
'seossh-syst, aud be South. half South
and . listls 0esthcrly, Stree. Jour honor,
Sir!' screamed Tat.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

g. written litpr. Naeaan pol
lt#l # M, -lalti.lua m al4al lAn
stfipiuu afn mlmr4IH afrHlIu VI fin op
tiant p..Icl. which ua4 found ul Al. II
N tfr Io ru tho .1rftHu r11. tH ltNl
llaR bug fhi. rrn'e rmhani If pa
Hfa bFl h..u po nrynl m H.iuu W
e f,ioH f4 hno a lal 81 determine buI
tbaH boo must lhU r0siei lor mlnJ cnnIu.
ro probably lur u aao before tla l.lan.
priipp before ih0 crralion ~ man. t..
ha meat Was 90 G,b thHt iha siln.itf
hunters fed thclr dnaa upon TO- MhH.
found one car was woll preserved md mlloI
wllh hnir The .hn Wta cutarrl vii.
hort cmlcd wool, Ola reil D Dino. ord.
ihihly scattered hairs or L%r.il,s, souo o
which were a foot and q lmli long Ih'
neck WAS ornamcntci wtthu manp, and d.
was 30 ON chat bio porily belly hung down
below he knees, proving that his doath nuts
have been sudden. liz kin, when inlcI
N, Was load for ten men.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

lovr ~ MARsixp Lirr-The affection
that links together man aud wife. Is a far
heller and mere enduring passion than
yosns love. u uey sans IL g~crgecssnsss,
i NY W.T. IL i1&kinative ehasscter-baI
\ , ~ tehsr = koly and trusting ss.ri.
loeoa I'M not to - Of lks absence d
~ y us11ea nfsl What hecause Z
- - eeosei - ssui1h LIE . furnace VI
sseto NV ~ Tie Ire y szeinet Il burns
With . see.ay snd brilliant hsme-<hek
t9g4 oeaigA 1nesee upca ~cxisseses !
n1Itee t1nes ~ pep5oss and Delightful
iksn the ~ - & dAlepppky.
~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-04-05

4 81 SOW OFFERING 10 .oll Ladiss' pre.
\ foods choftf H4aB frff. tlonks, Mantillu',
tn. at reduced prices. / have Plantation Goods
~ every salIgt, and large stock, including blan.
AotH, d0mesile., Shots, k0ress, 6c.
would testealfiilf ilu.nl those indebted Tor
Good. purchased last year, lhat lhiss a good lime
ip 0eiiic up, as | hhf0 payments 90 make soon. 10
order % kpep up my stock. I val DO thankful fOr
Al prompt tayAcHll. Can ID aud wee me al your
earliest cJrt %ouleuge. Illus. J.. CLARKE.
Pamela, Januafy 10, 1860. b2.-tf.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

APrEAL TO THE Con OF NArIoNs.--A
correspondent Of the Charleston Courier
sends us the following communication,
to which we invite the attention of
readers
1t is respectfully suggested, in view
of the present political differences, that
the Executives of the Southern States
and of others who may desire to JOIN,
do appoint a day, and the same day Of
the week and month, for humiliation
and prayer to Almighty God to guide
the Councils of said States, and to aid
and direct the people Of the same, under
any and all circumstances arising from
those differences.
And that the Executives of the several
States named do recommend to the pcu-
pic of the same to observe the appointed
day, by assembling in prayer according
TO their various denominations, at
about the same hour of the day, so as
that but one voice should go up to
the Throne of Him, that sits III iudg-
mcnt over the earth, and holds the dcS-
TIMES of nations in His hands.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
DONOVAN 4 NEUTZ,
&RN&E&p
95. Camp street,. 90
NEW ORLEANS.

dNCHOTIES-h OIL ant Sat.
.lPPLES-Grocn, D,icf, Prserrad. ant .4ppIe
B4CON-ByooEtast Racou. Sulcs ar9 SLorl1ers.
BEEF-Phirddnai ant Western. Drioi Bocf
BU1TER-GostuL Roll art Ucasra
BCCkHHE.iT-h hts. H do. Jass and J7rcs.
BRONi-BJte''S ,lira pr,p1-oi
BROOHS-Corn. Hair and Iihisp.
Hhacrash, Shoe, Sands and Dist
CHEESE-EngEsa Dairy. Cream. Hls,crm.
Piac iyp'c, Duth ant Sopsaeo.
CR.7CkER-Cra,lHis. CuaIu,l. Corocay.
Crotn. NiLF. Sugar, Boston. TIafcy. Gu,gu.
HIne. Soaa ala Harcayoai Snaps.
COFFEE-CLi G0r. Jara Family Jsr1. HgrqrI.
Of Rio, Las"lrG, Norta, Meriraa aHd Costa
CHOCOLATE md cocoa.
CLANS IND OYSTERS.
DRIED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ami Fcactcs.
EGGS.
FRUITS-RGisiHs. Cnrranfs, Pie Fruits. TabLe
Fruits. PrUnrS. Figs, CiyDa Gr9 CrqaLDyies.
FLOUR-E T. F. q Gotten Hue, and .4i.aiic.
IT. bills, NJ Bills GaibagS.
FISH-Nactorti, it hfL6L, XII, and kf DO. CoIfsh.
Maokinaw Trout. Salmon, yickicd anil sp,ea,
Roc Herring. Dricd Herring. HaaGat and
Sc1fch Herring.
'E-N'I ''fff'H. I'FHN anu npfVfFfNfN.
HEEBS-Sagt. Thyme, S9yorg ant NIJJo5nm.
H.9WS-SRyar- Cureds Glscg ant Wulga.
SINGL.3SS IND GEL.iTINE.
JELLIE>-Cnyrunt, Grippe, P1uHb Daason. Up
pie, Orange, R2ctbrry EoSat,rry. Nralr
bory, Lemon, Pouch and Guara.
LARD.
LIQUORS, VINES AND CORDL4LS-Bran
dy, Whisky, Champagne, -HadciroS Pot. Nus
rat. Sherry. .~iHHiSetc, GpiyRol,t. P4iafat.
Cassis Dr Woat Dor, CDrGcoa. Mayazriino
Hosadfcr'S BHcrs, Sci,ciqm .Sctrg.ps,
OrapSc Eo,rcr Ha'p. lie, Porter. CiGyd
Htncs. BiaoSderry, HUd Cherry and Frcpa,
C0riidis.
NOLASNES AND SYRUP-Plqn,a,ioa
and SaSar-house MolJsScs, Sic.rayt 5 anil Bet
oher's Syrup, Qnd Strap de Bqicic.
NUTS-AtmOndS, Sott shell ami Sheli,d AMI
PecaHs.
OILS CoHon Seed, Lard and Sperm.
PIChLES-rireS, PecOAhj. G,rkiRS,
Inns. Cduiliorsrs, Onions. Rcd Cabbage. &t
POTA TOES-I-iSh and Street.
PRE&ERVES-PH Pine igpis, Peas, PeqcIes,
Grab .1EEie, Orange, Blackberry, RqsUbcyyy.
Strawberry. Hunis, .4pricits, Damascus, Cher.
RIGS, Crap. Green Cages ant Lines.
QUINCES-Pre>erted and Ounce JVies.
RICE-Baricy, Spill and Dried Green Pea, and
SODA- Cream. Tartar SaLdrdtus and Yeast
POTdTs.
SALT N,arch, Soap, Mustard, Pepper,
Lamp Hck, DC.
SAUCES-M0>hroom. Eetchup, ToinaHo
DO, Worcestershire, Soho, John Butts, Harrey's,
Pa0h, Bog-Steak, China RoyoL, &c.
SUGAR-Bryl0n, GraRuiaied, POwderea
Loaf and Crushed.
SOAPS-OakleyS, HhrS, Kcler,s, Hoaey,
Palm Oh, almond AMI Transparent.
TONGUES-S ggGr-cgred and Picked
Pigs Feet, Philadelphia Pig Pork, Ness and
Prime Pork.
TEAS-EngLsh. Breakfast, Ooo!ong, Pou
ohong, Rose, old HysoH, Young Hyson, h,pe
rial and Guhporder. loose and in papers ofha5
and quarter pounds.
IERMICELLL Maccaroni, Tdpioco, Sage aal
.4rrOrOO.
PINEG.3R-Wha HTne, Cider, Catar5a ana
Common.
SPICES-Ndcs, NHtmegs, Cinnamon, All
spices, C2oUes, &c.
SUNDRIES-iadia CurrE Salad Cream
Rose and Bay Haters, OATMEAL, Honriny. Ora
ham Flour, Corn Meal, Grts. Iudigo, Pats
Buckds, Ctdfhes' LINES, Candies of all kinds
Shrimp Paste, Yarmouth Herring, Cocoa
Paste.
O- Goods delivered free of drayage 10 boats
iebl l-ly
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

How BLACK REPUBucANs ARE ELECTED.
In the five Congressional Districts en-
bracing Philadelphia and its environs,
five Black Republicans are elected to
Congress by majorities averaging 500
to each District. Now, in each District
there was a majority against them :
How does the reader suppose these
Black Republicans were elected Of
course the B~cllcvercttcs did everything
possible to defeat thcm-at least so we
should infer from their protestations of
love to the Union. Strange to say,
however, they voted for separate a
didates, for whom they cast, in the ag-
gregate, 5000 votes, and thus defeated
the Democratic nominees. Thus five
Black Republicans get into Congress to
aid Lincoln in his programme for the
subjugation of the South.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
Il. A. TYLER.

CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
5 now opening and always has on hand a large
l. stock Of
Ladies Fine Watches,
set with Diamonds, Pearls, or Enameled.
Gentlemen's Chronometers and Hunting Watch.
es, with the new Winding Apparatus.
Also-Gold and Silver Watches of the mo ST cele-
bTated manufactures.
Gold, Guard, Vest and Fob Chains,
All of new style, and IS carats gold.
watch Trimmings. &c. sc
L. \. TYLER.
ieoi9 ITO Cana street.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

Ter SNIP HnlTl-
10 pipes Brandy; 25 half do Brandy
% Or do;
80 baskets Chas. Heidsick Champagns;
100 cases assorted Fancy Liquors;
100 bbls White Vine Vinegar.
The above comprise but a small portion OF our
stock. We can only assure our country friends.
and country purchasers generally. that we keep
constantly on hand the hes, OF everything in the
Grocery line. which. if they will ho"or US with
a cali, personally or by order. W. guarantee
10 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 obiiSIng as can be
extended by any similar establ skment IN New
Orleans. We only ask a tnal.
ocrG GEO. +. WHITE 4 co.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

na- President Buchanan has promised
Bonner, of the ~. y. Ledger, a sketch
If the life of VIM. LOwndes, a once
distinguished statesman, but whose
memory has been sadly neglected in
The struggle of smaller men for political
cminence. Lowndes was nominated
for President in 1924, but died before
the election.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

na- John Jacob Astor, now bowed
with the weight of seventy years, has
been for a longtime a hopeless imbecile.
Gin. Daily Press.
Quite a mistake, brother Press, John
Jacob Astor, though seventy and up
wards, is still 'as smart as a steel trap"
1t is the junior of that ilk who is the
hopeless ~imbecile," &c.-St. Louis
Bulletin.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
n.y. The enforcement of tho

EaS~ The enforcement of the Laws
is one of the planks in the Belleverett
platform. When the Convention of the
sovereign State of Louisiana acts in
reference to the future course of the
State, will the Bolleverettes stand by
The DEGREES of that body, or will they
resist? Does the enforcement of
Laws" mean only the enforcement of
slack Republican domination over the
South Delta.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
zen IL lie FuhPCStS GFGftMllY PHYSIr,

-. 50 r.r1u"-r. tlr' Gi.'',r vit.iu the rruc-d
'lr.r r'i,- r.. y."3, withstand or r,sdc them.
Then r"1r'r nc ijuir -'I'> ''.rrn, aud CLEANSE,
and IN: sr.'r.''p portion NJ d, luT:sn urgan.
jNu, r1rT, o'ius lis 'i,'7."j 7,'iou. and restoring
it, r",,'ly ~ iir-. - consequence Of these
pr9partir.. to irva'iI via - hpwr I'd down with
pain or pl,ys; II n%c'ii:y K t.tori.hod to ind liz
health q c.."g.' rs.u:t. by a r,ntd! Al once 70
simple all ini'irc.
So' unly jp I'M. gre 10 ercrv-d-v comp) ;na
~ every i0'l. bat al, msuv irridrllc and
dlugtrNaS ~ 80. Tie Hr.Ur l.l"w rrmrd 10
Il-'s~d & rui,h rg-'s ny american Almanac
cont: lp.rE c'I'iir-ir- - 81" IT. crIys aud directions
.Dr their ~" III TIC f. .uviUg complaints: tDiIr
lies. ECntw o.. lie -GdShr ,Ui,si.. i,,,a 4.O'G' I'D
S'cmr'h. Nou'r'. bnr.rf,",. PE'H M ant Atu"S
Ina ',.. - Z. I"R,s, I.ata t,rg, Las 81 .iHe
tic. J.ur ~, aui other k.n3y,d rnnrlniaii
%ar:si1r f~""I - low slate VI lie body or oh>irrctin
uf is iIa.;ols They ar IA excellent sIrert,s
or H." renovation uf g." h'l.el AMI tle r sors.
ion "f t1rr and suCnstu to tie system debihisiss
~ disease.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

New York, OCT. 17.-Edward Mon
can, the English sailor, who insulted
the Prince of Wales in this city, died
yesterday at Bellevue Hospital, of dc,
lirium tremcnS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
gUR&ETRE.
C.. EEEEgY & JONES.
CABINET FURNITURE.

Having within the past year greatly enlarged
their establishment, they are now enabled to eX-
hibit the best and most varied assortment o
Cabinet Furniture ever offered for sale in the
South, comprising everything necessary in the
furnishing of a dwelling. In addition TO FCrni-
ture, we keep for sale; Plush, HdU, En0meRed
Cloth, Gimp, Cord, Tasseis, Springs, Turks, Triae,
Vdrnish, Glue, &c.
SPRING. Hair and Moss Nattrasscs PGtcm Spring
Bed Boifims-a new and economical invention.
Coaforters, Sheds, SPREADS, PRow Cases, And
Musguto Bars; Mirrors, of all sizes, in enskss
variety.
Plan and CheoLed India Mating; Refrigeators,
Of all kinds, together with Ice bores OF every size,
City ard country purchasers will always fluid
our stock ready for their Inspection and are cor
daily invited TO visit our store and examine Tor
themselves. apl7-ly
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
ORLEANS .fDT"S.
Preserve Your Teeth.
r. a, ~ASADAVAN
Surgeon Dentist,
l34 CANAL STREET
Mar Glars statue.

Mar CtdyS statue.
CONTINUES to call the attention OF those
~ who need the services OF i competent Den
list. and those persons whose Teeth have been
Injured by unskiiItui Dentists, whose gold drops
out a shor, time after the Teeth are plugged, and
whose Artificial Teeth cannot be worn with COM
lort, by applying 10 }. A. CAsADAvANT, they can
have all operations Ia the Dental Art performed
conscieniiousIv. and in the most scientific manner.
He DeuumO> the gums. before Extracting Teeth,
with a chemical preparation invented by nm
which lesseas the pain. ConsuliannnS III
French, Spanish and English. dec3l
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

ra- Douglas, "a gentleman who was
running some time ago for some office,
but who has not been heard of lateIy,)
has turned up in a stump speech in
Detroit.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

pa-The gallant Zouage," Capt. de
~,iviere, was, at the last accounts, fight
g for the Pope against the Garibaldi-
as in Italy.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
COWEECIECEl2aZ.

ERNEST TURPIN, No. s. Old Levee street,
Il New Orleans, having greatly enlarged his
steam works, is prepared to fill orders tor every
description Of Confectionery, freshly manuiactu-
ed, warranted fully equal to similar a,ticies i'm
ported from any quarter, and at the most reason
able prices. His Gum Drops, Candies end Su-
gar Plums. are extensively and favorably known
throughout the South-West.
Terms cash, or approved city acceptance. o6-6
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

pG-The New York Tribune makes Ill
appeal to its friends to try and carry
Maryland for Lincoln and Hamlin. 1t
gives its opinion, however, as follows {:
Up to this time it has been supposed
that Bell wonld carry Maryland now
it is morally certain to go for Brcckin-
ridge, wkile Lincoln will beat Douglas
badly i'll the popular vote.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

IS. 80 and 81 NEW LEVEE. and 81. 30 and Al
FULTON STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Facilities for the execution of the 70 LOVING
described work. superior TO any 9th r house in
the South or West:
CIIIMNEYS. BREECIIINGS,
JUICE BONES, FIRE BEDS,
CLARIFIES FILIEEERS,
STILLS, ASH PANS,
HEATERS.
Copper, Tin and Pewter Worms for Ds-
tiIler'es. Sheet Iron Pipe.
A>hrratt. Reanvents, and Hearsou STEAM
GUAGES. for locomotive and stationary engines.
STEAM WHISTLES. BRASS COCKS and
COUPLINGS. and every description OF Brass
Work o. ing 0rH manufacture.
iadIa Rubber Hoe and FilIeriHg> 10 suit.
GASS PIPES from Is tu > inches IA d Lame
ter. aud all connections TO suit same.
The trace supplied with Brass Work at New
York prices. for cash.
Planters and others Interested would do well
10 cali anu examine my steam Trains l"t the
manufacture OF Sugar. before purchasing Else
where. They have been n operation Tor many
yeaIs, an! give universal satisfaction.
Al orders led iitn ls,atra.
Cy-ne'er 10 Edward J Gty. OF this parish,
Tor whom ! pot uP d tram ls>l year. Al-oto Il.
{. Camp. who has had a ,rain seven years in
successful operation. irb-a-ly
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
pcn An Irishman mcetinr n ~couutrv

man, inquired his name.
"Walsh," said the man.
walsh" responded Paddy, care We
from Dublin? | knew two Guild maids
there of that name ; was either of 'em
yer mother 7"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
GEO. ,. WHITE. b. q. ADAMS.
GEO. F. WITTE & CO,
Wholesale Groccrs and Conn
mission Merchants,

AND DEALERS IN
BACON. PORK, LARD, FLOUR, WINE
AND LIQUORS,
and all kinds OF Western Produce.
Nos. II and - Front Levee, between Custom
house and Bicnyille streets, New ORLEANS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

BeAs The \. Y. Times runs on to sOothc
Rcpublicanism, already alarmed by
prospect of Federal responsibility
with the idea, that the Winter Daviscs,
and the Bottses represent the South !
No more than the Missouri BlairS {! All
SOuthcrncrs understand them to he
playing for places under Lincoln, and
they can no more resist a rising storm
in the South than a water drop in Ma
gra. True, true, the South is loyal to
the Union, but a Northern dictated and
exclusively created Government is not
n Federal Governments not a tH,oH.
True, the South will cling To the Uuion
of their FathcrS-but it is not the less
true, that mere Northern Presidents
and Nice-PreSidents can not enforce
Laws against even the smallest portion
of the rebelling South, upon the Slavery
excitement, or issues. The first blood
shed by a Lincoln army, would act Just
as the blood shed at Concord and Lex
ington-in universal Southern inSur-
rection. Rebellion, however wrongful,
however outrageous, will necessarily
have to be submitted to, by such a Los
tile Northern Government, unless it in
tends to drive the whole South into
insurrection.-N Y Express, Bell piper.