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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-10-17
LUTHER HANCHETT

will speak AT Prescott TO morrow even-
ing.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

BELL MEN GOING OVER To LINCOLN IN
BALrmoRE.-Upon the authority Of the
Baltimore Exchange, we have said that
several hundred Americans joined a club
of Black Republicans in that city, on
Thursday. The character of the Ex-
change leaves no doubt of the truth of
the statement. But as the Opposition
may deny it, we add the following cor
roborating evidence from the Clippers
account Of the meeting in question:
In accordance with an advertisement
published in the morning papers, a vast
crowd met last night at independence
Hall, corner of Gay and Faycttc streets.
TO organize a Wide-Awake Club t. aid
the election of Lincoln and Ilamlin. The
hall was packed almost to s~uifOcation,
but it not being large enough to hold
more than one half Of all seeking adj
mission, those who could not get inside
c~ongrcgated in the street, and became
warm in the cause of the Republican
nominees, whom they pledged them
selves to support, because Of the defeat
OF the 1mcricdH candidate for Mayor,
Samuel llindcs, Esq.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
.REEEN''S
Improved Sfubble Shaver.

a number of the above important article, so
II useiJa in facilitating the culture of the
sugar aue,-invented by J. ALLFN, and pc rfected
by he undergraduates been manufactured and
is now on hand for sale in New Orleans by
GEO. w. SlSER, corner ofCamp aud Poydras,
Agent for the sale OF the machine in that citv.
The undersigned has upwards of serenity certi-
fcates from the best planters in Louisiana, who
have witnessed the operations Of the StuJble
ShaUer in various soils and there can be no
questions OF the TACT that it meets-and fully
meeIs-all the requirements and desideratums
that could be needed or desired for performing
clearly, neatly aud perfectly the work for which
it was invented to perform, and in which per-
lormance i! does the labor of at least fifteen hands
ruth ths hoe! 1t will also shave iron IS to 50
acres without sharpening. The price asked for
them will be found TO be surprisingly small con-
slderlng the price paid for their manufacture
Planters wanting the Stu6ble ShaUr will please
address GEO. W. SISER. New Orleans or 10
oct Is A. ST. DlZIER; Plaquemine.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

MARRY EARLY.-At the commencement
of the Reform Medical College, Ga, an
Grafton to the graduates was delivered
10y Col. o. \. Lochranc. The following
concluding remarks are applicable to
all classes of young men:
As a means Of resisting the tcmpta-
tiom of youth, | would only repeat Il
long entertained conviction that young
mel should marry early in life, to com
mcncc its cares with some loving heart
to lean upon, and the inspiration of some
soft, sweet voice to nerve him for the
conflict of care into which he enters.
Let her be no painted butterfly to lead
him along the path of pleasure but let
kindness warm her heart, affection beam
i'll her eye, truth cling To her lips, and
above all, her intelligence be linked
with religious conviction. With her.
litc'S darkest hours will brighten with
hope, its worst fortunes be- met with
courage. She will bring heaven to earth
to cheer You with its promises, and even
through her tears will rise a bow of
happiness To span your future, and be-
token a brighter tomorrow for your
fortunes.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

Coon lDEA.-Philbrick, the Supcrin-
tendent of Boston Public Schools, has
recommended the introduction of physi-
cal training. He says:
The principal remedy which I would
suggest is the introduction into all
grades of u schools of Il thorough SvS-
Of physical training as a part of the
school culture Leta part Of the school
time Of each day be devoted to the
practice of calisthcnic and gymnaStic
exercises, in which every pupil shall be
required to participate.
The system should be introduced into
all the schools Of the country.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

THE SoUTI.-But can not the citizens
of our section be united as one man?
Shall we not drop all minor issues, and
forgetting past fcudS, rally around the
banner Of the entire South? We can
never submit to Lincoln'S Inauguration;
the shades of Revolutionary sircS will
rise up to shame us if we should do
that; but can not all Of the Southern
people, Bell men, Breckenridge men,
and Douglas men, bend together + re-
sist the Abolition foe? We have differed
among ourselves hitherto; let lis drop
all discussions and form a Union of the
South. Let this be our rallying cry,
and the gates Of the Abolition hell shall
not prevail against us.-li0mtgomsry Id
~rerttSer.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
LEGALAD REFRESHMENTS
Succession Sale,
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT. Pa.

~ rish Of Berrile, State Of Louisiana.
BY virtue Of an order or decree to me df.
rected from the Hon. the aforesaid Court
bearing date the 25th Septembre, 1860, | will
offer at public sale to the highest and last bid
der, on
SATURDAY, THE 9th DAY OF OCTOBER
next, at ii o'clock, a. ", the following des-
crlhed property, belonging to the Succession
OF Matthew Mari, decd, and his surviving wife
to wit:
a certain lot Of ground lying and situated
III the parish of lberyille, in the rear Of the
" of Plaquemine, on the continuation Of
Main ST., one hundred and twenty feet more or
less in depth, bounded above by lot Of Madam
blanchard, and below 10y lot OF Jerome Blan-
chard, and in the rear by land of Of Madam
Chathrine Caulk, together with all the i'm
FrOvements thereon.
Sarah, negro woman aged'26 years. A No.
l family servant, and her two children. lsa-
bella, a girl aged s years, and William, a boy
aged 5 years.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
One half Of the price of adjudication pay
able in all March 1861, and the other half in
all March, 1862.
Purchasers to furnish their notes endorsed
To the satisfaction Of the administrator, paya-
bile at the office of the Recorder of the parish
OF l~berville, with interest at s per cent per
annum, from maturity till paid, and to secure
then p%unctual payment special mortgage to
be retained on the property sold.
JOS. II. BALCH, Auctioneer.
Plaquemine, 18th Sep, 1861.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

\ REuiREABLE DoyrNENr OF TIE CAM-
rMGN.-Thc most singular document
which the present campaign has brought
forth, is a letter published in the Hi
nuiS papers from the Douglas candidate
for State Attorney, ;. Z. Flanagan. in
which he asserts, that though his choice
for President, above all other men. is
Mr. Douglas, yet says that as the cleo
ton of Mr. Douglas is an impossibilily
he has concluded 10 support Lincoln in
order to put down the diSunionists. lie
says:
would willingly support Douglas,
but Il further support of him can have
no other effect than Of CARRYING the clcc-
ton into the House of Representatives,
which will either elect breckenridge.
or, if the House shall fai. to elect 10y
the 4.h of March, it is probable the
Senate Will elect Joe Lane, who be-
comes President Of the United States.
And Lane will only be a tool in the
hands of the dlsunionists to accomplish
their IA idea of breaking up the Con-
tcdcracy and erecting the slave >tatcS.
together with our Western country. in.
to a separate and independent Govern
mcnt.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

DanS Ia succession de Matthew Mari
decide.
NOUR DU 6uE. DISTRICT, Ju-
y diciaire, ParoiSSe d'I6err;ue, ELat de Ia
Louisiana.
En- vertu dun ordre GU decret a moi adres-
Sc par rlion'ble. Cour du Gene District
Judiciaire de rEtat de la Louisiana en- ct pour
la parolsse d'lberville, portant date du 25 de
Septembre c%ourent, J'exposerai en- vente pub
llque au plus haut ct dernier encherisseur,
SameGI R p jOur dOdObre proclaim,
1860, a IL heures A. NJ. les prophecies suivan
te, SAVIOR, appaTtenant a la succession de Mat
thew Mari, decede, ct a Ia communante que
existait avec lie dit decide ct son spouse, sui
yante %ssvoir:
10. Tn certain Moroccan de TERRE, situe
dams la paroiSSe dlbervllle, dams Ia partie en-
arriere de Ia vile de Plaquemine, sur Ia con-
tnuatlOn de Nam street, messrant cent vingt
pied, plus on mOins de profondeur, borne en-
haut par un lot de terre sppartenant a Ia veuve
Blanchard, ct par Ell has par lot de terre ap-
partenant a Jerome Blanchard, ct en- arriere
par terre de Neuve Catherine Caulk, avec tou-
ties les ameliorations qui s'y trouvent.
20. SARAH, negreSse, agee de 20 ans,
bonnie domestique de maison, ct ses deux en-
fans-lsabella, negritte, agee de s ans, ct
William, negrillon, age de 8 ans.
TERMES Ell CONDITIONS.
La moite du prix de adjudication payable
en- tout Mars 1861, ct rautre motto en- tout
Mars lS62-les acquercurs fOurniront leurs
billits endoSses a la satisfaction de l'adminis-
tratri *, payable a rofice du Recorder de 10
paroisse d'lbervilie, avec interct a 8 pour cen
par an de Iecheanoe, jusqu'au Placement final
ct pour assurer lie Placement p%unctuel hypo-
theeque special sera retenue sur les proprie-
ties vendues.
JOS. ii. BALCH, Encanteur.
Plaquemine, 25th Sept. 1860. sep29
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

GAIT. Travis SHOOTING RoUND \ TREE.
The Richmond Dispatch incorrectly
states Captain TraviS's recent PROPOSE
ton to wager $3.50 that he could shoot
around a tree and hit q mark ) by 5
inches in size, and says:
: Captain Travis is 10y no means the
first to attempt this novel feat. nor is it
quite so astonishing as many might AT
first suppose it to be. The mOdas oper-
and of this boomerang" shooting will
be found fully Illustrated in the follow
ing legend, which we clip from the New
castle Chronicle. The belt mentioned
is i'll the hands of the editor of the
Chronicle.
Directly after the purchase of Louisi-
n from the French Government, Col.
Andrew Ellicot, of Lancaster, Pa, with
II hundred L. 5. troops and about fifty
Typographical engineers, axmen, etc,
went down the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers from Pittsburg, and, after a safe
and speedy passage on fiatboats, arrived
at the point where their labors were to
commence in running the boundary be-
tween Mexico and the newly acquired
territory. After spending some time at
their labor, and after having penetrate
into the interior, they were surrounded
by a large body of Blackfoot Indians
who had fully determined to massacre
the whole party.
Col. Ellicot fortunately had a shrewd
half-breed interpreter, who, learning
the intention of the party, made a "big
talk to the chiefs, and assured them
that his master was a great "medicine."
capable of even raising the Evil Spirit
at his will. He said that if a man was
to stand behind a tree, n hundred and
yards distant, he could kill him
without taking aim or shooting through
the tree.
After some consideration the Indians
concluded to try their prisoners power
On turkey. The next day one was Sc
cured, and the distance measured off.
The Colonel took an AK and split a stake,
which he drove firmly into the
ground a few yards beyond the trunk
If the tree.
After driving the stake into. the
and having tied the turkey to
he stake, so that it should be calcu-
ated upon where it would be found
when shot at, he passed to the side of the
rec in an oblique direction, and chalked
small spot on the blade of his axe, 'af-
er having stuck it, apparently without
are, into the ground. Taking the po-
ition assigned him, he fired at the chalk
lark ON the axe, and so automatically
orrect that had the angles been calcul-
ted, he, with a glanced ball, abso-
1tely accomplished the feat of killing ;
ne turkey without having seen it when
aking aim. So great was the delight
the principal chief that he at once
the belt around his body and
laced it around Col. Ellicot's waist,
here it served to render him honored {
nd respected during the remainder of
lie survey. l(
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
U DE sANTE.
Ieritdbbe Hygiene DIES Families.
Substance AHmenfQirc ct
Renncde Par Excellence.
DECuUYERT EFT PREPARE PAR
ID, MI TIT n ~

NETTE nouvelle Ell precieuse d6couverte
- est pateniee pour la France. rAngletcrre
PEcosse, Plrlande, ct la Belgique, ainsi que pour
les Etats-Unis.
Les constipatiOns les plus rebelles ne peuyent
r6slsier a remploi JOurnaher du GRUAU DE
SAME; on prend alors deux potages par Jour,
Gn lie malin ct Gautre le soir.
On le prend CONNIE aliment sans etre astreint
a un regime partIculitr. II est agreeable au qo6t.
excite Iappetlt, iacilitt la digestion ct gnerit
plus on MONS wife. mas touiOurs inialiiblemept.
toutes les maladies de l'estomac, connues sons
les NOMINEES de:
Dyspepsia, Gastrites, G~astralgics, Al;
grcurS, Magazines, Cramps d'csto-
mac, Constitutions, Vomissc-
mcntS, Diarrhecs chro-
nIqucS, etc. etc.
LIE GRCAU De SANTE, Get aliment UNIQUE
ct Incompatible, calme aussi les irritations de Ia
potrIne, la toux ct Ie NAL de gorge. II gueril ega-
cement FenroulemeRt ct lextinctIon du voix.
On Sc %trOuvera blen, pendant les premiers mois
au moins den prendre lie matiu ct lie soir.
'ente en- gros ct en- detail par A. RENAUD-
TRAEER, agent general pour les Ltals- Uns.
Depot dams toutes les yilles PARTICIPATES des
Etats Unis.
A la Nouvclle- Orleans, rue Cont Il. entire
Charrre ct Royale.
NOTICE.
IndepenAamment de toutes ses prophecies de.
sormais Incontestables, l'u>ag- du Gruau de sar-
tc a posIlivecent Immense a~vantage d'eues
hlenfalsante pendant lie terme les grossess-s,
don't il facilite aussi de plus, il enrichit Ell aug
mente beaucoup lie lait DIES %nourrice.
Ancun autre aliment ne peut lui etre compare,
pour etre admInisr6 sans Granite aux plus jeunes
%enfans; il les retraichit, les fortfe ct les pre-.
serve de brauconp de maladies de leur age.
Nous lie conseillons done a toutes les Ia. miles
Chaque paquet dune livre de- Gruau de san
te content 81 potages on creme } pour une per-
some.
lis sont toutes revetus de la signature de P.
Marmay seui inventeur %patente.
u! 4 vendre a PLAQUEMINE la Pharma-
lie do CARSON 4 kEARNY. NH
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

temples of justice, sack the city and the
plain, and overturn society. We are
free from all such dangers. 1t is the
North that really is in peril if disumion
come; let her reflect upon it, let her pre-
pare for it, let her arert II # she can whiLc
net she man.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
Fiat de la Louisiane-Paroisse d~'Ibervile-
Cour du CINE District.

Dams Ia Succession de leu CIemence
Morency, f. c.. |.
TTENDU, que Marcelin Martin, b. c. l., a el.
n jour ~presente une petition en- cette Cour e
refFet d'obtenir des lettres administration dane
la succession de leu Clemence Morency, {. C.. a
Avis est par ce present donne a tous ceux que
celia c%oncerne, de deduire sous dix jours de la dats
de ce present les raisons pour lesduelles il ne
serait pas fat droit a la dite petition.
Bureau an GTetier, ~Iberville, Is Oct, 1860.
oct2O 4. A. MARIONNEAX, DIP. Grefier d.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

State Of Northumberland Of BerriAs-6M
District Court.
In the succession of Eugene Cambre,
decd.
WHEREAs, Achille St Dizier, has this day
w petitloned this Court .or letters of curator.
shir in the succession of Eugene Cambre, decd.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may con>
Germ 10 show cause within ten days from the
date hereof why the prayer Of said petitioner
should not be granted.
Clerks Office, Iberville, Oct. IS, 1860.
oct 20 l.. A. MARIONNEAUX, by Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

nsA- The editor of the Washington
Star, on a suspicion of Lincolnism, has
been expelled from the Breckenridge
Club here.-COr. Cincinnati Commercial.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

LOST on LAST IsLAND.-Thc Civic
Guard gives the following confirmation
of the rumor that a family had been
lost on Last Island during the late
storm.
We have just learned from Mr.. Bowie,
Of this parish, that Mr.. Williams, his
wife and six of his children. were
drowned On Last Island during the late
storm. Messrs. Bowie and Michel
searched for the bodies, and found that
Of Mr.. Williams, his wife and two of
the children, which they buried. Mr..
Williams was lying on the island in the
house of Mr.. Provost. Mr.. Bowie. in
formed us hat the water must have
been eight feet deep owe the Island
Mr.. Blanchard saved himself in the
forks of a small blackberry tree. 1t is
said that about fifteen persons were
drown on the island. 4 fine schooner
of $50 tons burthcn was blown on the
island, and lies high and dry. The beach
was covered with dead goats, cows,
horses and chickens, and some solubles
came ashore i'll too damaged a state to
be of use.
The house of Mr.. NJ. Knight stood the
lashings of the storm, showing that
houses can be built to stand the winds.
This house, W. understand, was built 20
test the storms of the island, and has
stood, and is in no way injured.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

BREcKTNRuGE SWEEPS THE SoUrH.-
Every mail brings us intelligence of
accessiOns to the ranks of Breckenridge
in the South. At the North, Lincoln
sweeps the field /; poor Bell and Doug
las do not make a ripple on the surface.
So it will be 4! The South will vote for
the Constitution and Breckinridge-the
North for Abolition and Lincoln /. Will
any Southern man fear to stand by his
section, when every State of the de-
pendent North gives us a kick p
Montgomery Nal.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
- SI"V dIIu SINTt UIdut.
EmbYOiderieS.

We have IN the above d very larry. and varied
assortment. Comprising the attest aud most fash
IoHabie styles. Among them are
RIchly Embroidered Naleucienne Sets;
DO do Linen and Pique Sets;
Plain Linen Sets and Collars:
japanese do new STYLES.
Richly Embroidered L. c. Handkerchiels.
Plain Hem-sltched do
Mournin. do do-,ome er,ra fine
Ladies PLAIN do, from l0c 10 the finest qualify
Geuilemen's do. a large assortment.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

FIRsT-CIASs ILLUSTRATED PAPER.
The Best and Cheapcst
Family Newspaper in the World.
Five Cents a Number. So so a Year.

TERMS or HARPER's WEEKLY.
One Copy for Twenty Weeks-.-.--.sl 90
One Copy for One Year...-......... = Il
One Copy for Two Years.---........ 4 90
Five Copies for One Year..-........ 9 90
Twelve Copies for One Yesr.........2O DO
Twenty. five Copies for Que Year.....4O 90
an Extra CoPy TiH he nHorei for erery Cub o.
TwELyE or TwENTY-FIyE SUBSCRIBERS.
Harper's Magazine AID Rdrper'S Weekly, toge-
theg, one year, 81 20.
TERMS FOR ADvERTIsISG-FYfy Gents a Line.
A Liberal Discount will be made TO those wishing
10 Advertise for three Months or more.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, Publishers,
Franklin Square, New York.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
State of Louisiana-Parish of Iberville-6th
District Court.

In the succession of Clcmence Morency,
decd, f. m. C.
WHEREAS, Marcelin Martin, {. m e., has
w this day Petitioned this Court for letters Of
Adminis,ra alton in the succession Of Clemence
Mor.ncy, decd, {. m. c.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern TO show cause within ten days from
the date hereof why the prayer Of said petition
should not he granted.
Clerks office, lberville, DC. Is, 1860.
Oci2O E. A. MARlONNEAUX, D'ty Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
Important Notice.

Among all MS other good qualities, which are
universally acknowledged, it has been found TO
be highly useful and Lenefcent to Women in the
state OF Pregnancy, and that it facilitates theiI
delivery.
1t also improves positively the quality and in.
crea~es the quantity of Mix of Nurses.
No other KIND OF food can be compared 10 IT;
1t may be administered without lear to the
Youngest children; 1t retreshes and strengthens
them. and preserves them against a great many
diseases peculiar to their age.
We may therefore confidently recommend it
10 every family.
livery one-Pound paper of the SANITARY
CRUEL: contains thirty-two portions for one
person. They are all signed by p. MARMAY,
Inventor and Petentee.
10 be had in PLAQUENINE Of CAR
son x KEARNY. mbI7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
Now Volumes
Of Blackwood and the -Four
Reviews.
Commence January, 1860.

CLUBBING.
A discount of twenty-five per cent. from the above
price will be allowed to Clubs ordering four or more
copies OF any one or more OF the above works.
Dhus:-FoUr copies Of Blackwood, or Of one Re.
view, will be sent to one address for $9-our copies
of the four Reviews and BIackwood Tor $50, and so
on. Remittance should always be addressed TO The
proprietOrs. LEONARD SCOTT g. CO.,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

Misses Hats, al about Manufacturers prices.
u Expecting TO be in our NEW STORE for
the early Fan trade, We purchased large lot OF
Inc ABOVE but having no conven I place to
keep them, are offering them at a bargain.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
SANITARY CRUEL.
|. y. l.. NOURISIIING REMEDY.
BH u. H III lay

me inventor Of tins new ard invaluable rem.
edy has taken patents IN France. England. Scot
land. Ireland, Belgium and the United States.
The most chronic constipacy Yields 10 the
daily use Of the lnvIgoratmg Cruel.
The Cruel Is pleasant food. and requires no
PdrI'uidr diet; II eXcItes the appetite. aud acts
ia'orably on the digestive organs, and cures
more or les rapidly, but surely always, in every
disease OF the stomach. such as:
Dyspepsia, G~asirIils, Heartburn, Magrims. Sick
neadache, Pans IN the Stomach, Co>tivepess.
Vomiting, Chronic DIarrhea. Nc. &c.
The lnvIgora'Iug Cruel is taken m different
ways: with a broth-with water or sweerened
nhllk-"ih or without the orange flower water.
\ spoonful OF II IS sufficient. and should be nut
III boiling milk and remaIn - or 20 minutes.
D-lo be taken morning and evening.
fot iuiiher particulars apply TO the General
Depot. No. - Cont street, between Chartres
anu ROYAL streets, New Orleans.
For sale, wholesale and retail. bv
A. BERNAUD-TRABER.
DtPots IN all the principal cities in the Uni.
ted States.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27

I|TWE UItW LUUtStINL"I UTULSSt u IUtT CUtE-
COur du 6eme District Judiciairc.
Dams la Succession de feu Eugene
Cambre.
A TTENDU, que Achille ST. Diners ce jour
n presenl6 une petition en- cette cour reffect
d'obtenir des fettres CONNIE CuIateur dams la
succession de feu Eugene Cambre.
Avis est paT lie present dome a tous ceux que
celia concerne de deduire sous dix jours de la
date de ce present les raisons pour lesquelles lie
ii ne serait pas fait droit a la dite petition.
Bureau du G%refier, l~berville, Oct. Is, 1860.
oct2O F.. A. MARI0NNEAUX, Dep. Gref6er.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
Ready.Wade Clothing.

HE largest, best and cheapest, stock ever bro't
10 the parish. Aeu's suits complete-f.om -
80 10 500. Call and see them
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
Ladies' and Misses, Cioaks,

We have ia this line a large and varied as
sentiment, prrcIudlng all possibility OF a descrin.
ton. They were purchased direct rom r.
manufactures, and are Offered al prices varying
from II IN 81
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
Fancy Notion Department

In ih:s we defy CONF etltion, both Tor variety
anu prce. Among them are Fans, some extra
Zen, Pun and poMder boxes, extra rich, Ladies'
Iortmonnai'>; Work Boxes and Dressing Cases;
Winning Desks. assorIeN slZrs- .
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
Ess'CSS Goods,

In tins d"parIuen I our stock is large AMI the as
sortment vared, consisting Of
silks and PopiIus new style.
Del alncS and Cashmere. plain and printed:
Back Six. nlaIn and hanlrl
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
Boys s Youths, Clothing.
Shirts and Drawer,

SUITS, Tor Boys from , 10 20 years of age. rang.
Ins IN prca iTom - 10 SIS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
JeWG7rY.

The Best and Richest crer Gro't to UerriIe.
Among the stock we have ten of he best Slod-
dard Gold Watches, made TO order: 20 sets Pins
aud Ear Rings; Bracelets, Finger Rings: $4,000
worth OF Diamond Rings and Pms, some very
rich; Gold Vest aud Fob Chains, Thlmbles and
Buckles.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
Mems and Bays Boots and
Shoes.
Creole style. and made to order
Hardware and Cutlery.

IN Tins department We are constantly maxim.
additions TO our assortment, Keeping up with III,
Improvement OF the age i'll every article new
aud desirable.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
Hats and Cans,
Ladies' Riding Hats, sc.

Mems HAS, iiCm 80 cents TO 5 50. new STYLES
Bows Has and Cans. from = cenLs In - IL
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
Ladies', Misses and Chill
dfeg.'S Shoes.

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