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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11
PLAQUEMINE;
Saturday, February IL. 1860.
Meeting of the Democratic Central
Committee.

AT a meeting Of the Democratic Central
Executive Committee for the Parish OF iber-
vile, the following members were present
r; c. DOWNES, J. II. RILLS,
JOS WALSH. GEORGE WALES,
CHAS {. HEBERE
The President called the meeting to oy1ar
and stated the object for which the meeting
had been called.
The following resolution was then offered
by Mr. j. II. Rills and unanimously adopted
Resolcod, That a Democratic Parish Con-
yention be held in the town of P~laquemine,
ON Saturday the 18th inst,
for the purpose of choosing four delegates and
four substitutes to represent this parish in the
Convention TO be held at Baton Rouge on the
9Th OF March, 1860, for the purpose of
selecting delegates to represent the Democ-
racy of Louisiana in the National Convention
which will be held IN Charleston on the 23d
of April, 1860.
BE IL further Resolre3, That the proceed
Ings OF this meeting be published in the her.
vile Gazette dc Sentinel.
The committee then adjourned sine die.
r. c. DOWNES, Pres't.
mas. 0. HILBERT, Secr'y.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

DTWe cannot allow the occasion 10
pass, in the face Of what has heretofore trans.
pred, without presenting our thanks to the
Parish Democratic Executive Committee, for
The honor of authorizing their proceedings
tas will be seen above) to be published in the
Gazette Dc Sentinel. We presume that after
this, there can be no doubt as to what iour
ma, IN the parish Of I~berVille, is the 'reliaJle
democratic organ" Recognized and endors-
ed by the representatives of the Democracy
OF lberville as the propounder Of tue Demo
cratic doctrine, we may care bat little for the
naieVolence that would strip us of our just
dues and acknowledgement. We reitel ate
our thanks, and trust we shall ever be worthy
of the distinction above conferred.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

The DRIFT.-Wc learn that on Tues
Iday last the drift entering Bayou Plaquemine
had backed up and overlooked the levee on
both sides in the vicinity of the Park, but we
were glad to understand also that a boat was
at work cutting out the raft, and that there
was a probability of a clear stream.and unin.
'errupted navigation in that direction for two
or three days.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11
TIE 0 HORSE


The call ar card which zoo referred 70 last
week as having arpeored in ,bo New Orleans
manor. sIrnod nv, a s,oro o. co Of Democrats
I or and o,t.il, Of tbo : ..;slat,r. r-.r,on
rro h.va b.r.,orr . r., ~,
ocrst-i,vitf,c tho Democr.cy Of tho v,ri.
,.. r,rf.Ies Of tho Soto - n,i,o With arl
/ ottors or vbot.v.r ,o,,;.,, liza, g., .l,orn,
/ d.i.,o+s 70 ,bo c. 49,. C..ron,.n
r., c~r.,,. L;o4 - z,...g ,,,on ,.,
r.onid t., ,t.l~.a ,o.,r. r., rl.,r,.t,,
nouipcs-,nd y,ff.b c,,5 c.l .rr-,,r If.
r-,a,Is cror,r.n,f-~ Mill. e.a.l 80, o,r
f,.t rorc-s,v,rs v.rr m..l ., .,..;,l. II
, tho invi,o,ior ~ tL. r.t.,
.,L. Of COM I ai -
c,,n,,r desired ,l.b , !.
ma. - or rrs.,,,
Ia. b D.n
-tbo.o oil and lon., ,,;,, A. =, 49,
sohool or D.,o IL: ,
opr Stat soo, H. IL, or -, 900,
.am,ta with mo, or oi a.s.r;,,ion. -
cal nripc;D,.s ~ ,Lo,. r;,ol
mondod 70 ia b. tho g r,,.- II
tbev will have ,.b,rrt al f,u.r
dd her roys a,d o,t oi,u, =. r,r, 6 ~,
an.;,in,to5 fr,;,
A norolas doroco.;o, .,
ho ,Lo ce,t,iD r,.,,r, oc.,,h
strosjtv. and the rortrsn.n uhos. n.masoro
signed to the card lin c.s. If n,roros5 non
nation bv such mean. and his olo.tio, ,or,I
rean the reward os ibsir c,on;,, ,
low did and ,,,.,:.,,, !,
Inv f,ayd and ,t2ogon-br d..,,.;o,o.5
the disintecra,ion or,bo To,is;,r, Dan,o,.ao.
We cannot believe that The higb, mi,dad or
the Onposi,ion favor tho sohona rhi.b a.,
card referred to rccommerds If ,bov con,l
not trust to the wisdom and ,a,rio,ism Of
nureIv Democrat ds,s,,t;on from ,bis St.
tbsv ,ssured,y c,,rot L,r, c,i,h ~ $780, ~,
mocratic princip.es which thew wonrd rro,end
To lraternize with thron,b sncb , coo;.rru.
Of noIitic.l .lsmepts rba hon.
sincere # that marty will sbrirL nj IL.
from a scheme IF s1,b fr.o5,,.n, .,15a.
tipuc cbor,.t.r r,,...t,J ..r.H- o..
fcal Elevation mr. n Lri,L,.n -.
tunes. Of a few d:.,onfsn,.a D.r,,.r.
rants who with . r.s,l.ss
leaned itseICu frs, not .i,h,,, 3D.
their Marty by overt and ;,coD. I -
tending to its iriurv and 5srr al H.
aiminr at IT.. utter o,,hn.,;,n ..,t
cake \ hack s.,,r or L..r ii, -.
proscr;pt:on. bpt as ;,I,c,.r cu, -.
surb eases the f.,F.c,.5 L.,,ua
of their f,,Iv and SIM 70
the horizon If ,h.;r r..rto., -. -,
"a cI.rir, ooa,r
mans var5..se
osv., befo,a soas,l.a s ~. 50
thing were uant;nv ], 49, :
6rosg -. n nat
tain ssif .t,,.a NJ -
; -. -
- 90. .L;n;..r-I
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

pA We present our thanks 10 Hon.
J. NJ. LANDRuM for q copy of the Speech Of
IHos. e.. DAVIDSON, on the Speakership. Also
TO the Hon. JAS. s. GREEN, Of Missouri, for a
copy Of his Speech, delivered in the Senate
on the 10th ult., on Territorial Policy.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

sa5We have to beg our Crosse Tcte
and up-river subscribers TO excuse us this week
for not sending their papers By Friday nights
mail, as usual-oar paper hasiog been delay
ca going to press, . order TO insert The leugiby
advertisement Of sale Of lands to effec. a partI-
tion, which was handed in at a late hour.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

BaS~ The communication from an es-
teemed friend in to-day's paper, signed "Nest
Baton Rouge" though written rather late at.
ter the scene it describes, will nevertheless.
doubtless, be perused with interest.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

B&y~We return our thanks to the Hon.
W. II. ENGLISH, Of Indiana, for a copy of the
maiden Congressional speech of the Hon. Mr..
Pryor, Of Virginia.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

DONOVAN & NEUTz.-We invite attcn-
ton to the advertisement of the above New
Orleans firm, which is one among the finest
and most extensive in the city, and we can
aver upon evidence that admits of no question
ing, that their Groceries rank with the cheap.
est and the best. Those who send their or.
dersf for anything in the grocery line, would
do well to take our advice, and direct their
orders to be filed at the above establishment
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

MIGHrY BAD LIQUOR We read an
anecdote the other day of an cold rip" said to
be Western judge, who on one occasion in
some one horse town in his circuit, positively
refused to open court, assigning as his reason
that while he had been in that town he had
frank SO much of the rotten stuff they called
whiskey that he declared his inability to do
Justice. In the letter of DIR. DELoNY, in re.
ply to the card Of ''0ld Ironsides," he asserts
chat the Colonel, on the following morning,
~ extenuation Of the folly committed in al.
liking his SIGNATURE 10 the famous card alluded
TO elsewhere, said that he twas a little corned
or tight" when he did it. II such was the
TACT, we doubt not, like the old fellow above. !
hat he had been drinking some mighty bad
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11
Notice.


Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 the crod;,ors nf the
estate oil CHARLES McMANUS; 10 make
the undersigned for payment and tbose indebted
10 said estate are hereby notified to make pay.
meGt without delay.
ADOLPHE GRASS, Curator.
February 9th, 1850. febI1
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

D5~ synopsis Of the letter of the
Hon. Mites TArLoR, to his friend Hon. Louis
Bush, %avowing his sympathies for Douglas, is
unavoldably laid over till our next issue.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

al thing, TINS practice OF converting the
question Of privilege into a low, per-
sonal attack upon a private c~iJizcn, IN
known personally it may be to a single
member Of the body, has not been as
comlaJn with Southern as other Repre-
scntatives but we must admit that the
most vtnd!ctive attack OF the kind uAat
has comr 70 our notice, fell, not only
i7om the lips OF a southern member, hut
from tHo lips OF our "wn Representative,
tie Hon. IHoE. q. bAyIosoN.
In the House ON the 18Th ut, tits gen
''oG'an, the C'IoJ' Informs us, rose to be
heard ON a question OF privilege
Why, iorso"ih: Because Of t!H hand
which his abstruSc intellect thought it
detected III the c"ncocuon OF an article
that appeared III the New Orleans Ccar-
'1', oi only some thirty lines, consuming
MN, III a very m''i manner, for casting.
his VOC Tor Maynard u n. w. Tor 9pca-
kcr. O'tenSibiy, 1t was to explain TINS
vote to his constituents, IN obedience to
a request OF the Baton houGe Idroeatr
whlch cope" the article alluded to,
thai caused the demand Of the honor
apIe gentleman ID he heard IN a matter
OF personal explanation. We say, tins
was his ~oSte"7i'Ic reason, and 50 Tar as
It went 1t was al! very well, and proba-
bly, very satisfactory to the party for
whom Ii was immediately Intended
But the context Of his remarks showed
up very plainly to our mind lLat his re-
al motive was 10 hold up 70 public CON
tempt and Indignation E'aJ' man on
whom lie thus desired to wrc.k a petty
revenge for ether reasons than the
contemplate oncs he assigned.
The citizen win, i Tins mazda T.,
feel 50 numerically tine ,l,rr5 b,.rs ar
the old "warLogsc &C democracy e :.
none prher than that ALL, c,-,..;on.i,r
and sterling gentleman nubIir officer
and Democrat. f. II F,sY r, who
general report and the history Of the
past are admissible cy;aaucn st,,5,
UNNECESSARILY HIGHER than his L,ror,
bic traduccr in all those ,raIit;.. ,ri,;.l
make H.. faithful r,r,iz,p anil ,.,t,;.
lie had rocoi,,d L,t,.
Cop n,r,,z.. g. - -
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Avis.

E,,oi par lie present donn6 a tous ceux qui ont
- GeS reclamations contre la succession de
Cnarles AcManus, de les presenter au s~oussigne
Iua.euf-et tous ceux qui doivent a la dite
I"GcesSion' sont notifies a laire Placement sans
zeal ADOLPHE GRASS, Curateur.
VI 9fefrier, 1860. lebli
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

on Rio, Lagnira, Moaaa, Mcr.can and Costa
CHOCOLATE IND cocoa.
CLANS IND OYSTERS.
DHIED Observation-Disclosures and Pe1ci,,
EGGS. ~
FRCITS-Ra tsins, Ca7rants. Pie Frnts T,Bl,
fruits. Primes. Figs, Cif,on a..9 Cranbeyries
fLoI"It' T. u Golden HE, and .ALdIRic,
IT tails. NJ GHs u dLags.
fISH-M~,c ytL HthfGh. Kit. and bf do. Goldfish
Aa'stnqr Trout, Saiaaon, pickett d,pi spiced
Zoe Herring, DT5cd Hc,Iily. Hq but and
SotH Hyfiny.
GIAGER-Ca Canton. Dried ard pulrcriscd.
HERBS-Sogc Thyme, Sarorg a,pf IIgrjoylUn
H.iuS-SagU- CUrei, Green and u,gton.
ISiAGL.7SS INDGEL.1TYNE.
CHcr0Hh. grippe, Plumb Damson. IN
Pe' orange bfGcAtnJg. hGSpJo2y, Strar-
61ry, Lemon, PcIch ant Gaara.
LIQUORS. HINES IND ORDL4LS-Bya..
"y' Hh'shy, Champaign, Madeira. Port. lfu.-
cat, Sherry, .1iHisofe Guignokf. Raiafqi.
CdSSts Dr -HOHt Dor, Cluucoa. Marascio.o.
HoSaeRcrs BlfeyS, Srale4a,H SdEapp,'
Uni"gt Ihrrr Haier. lie, Parfcr. Cifarct
mes. bta'ICerry, Hid Cherry aud Frere.
Cordiais.
NOLANNES AND p,,,,,,;on
and S~sGy-hoRse Moiasses, Stcte It $ and Bel.
800. NFf chI'p tx DdlttL.
NtTS- ihaonlS, sgt shell and skeleI, and
OlhS- CoItoa SEED, Lard and Sycrm.
fiChLEH-OhreS, PecoLiIi. GeykfHs.
Inns, Cauhforers, Onions, Rcd Cabbage, Dc.
IOIA TOES IRISH and SUe,k
fhESERFES-Pn I'm App!e, Peas. Peaches,
tfd6 ;1Rpfe, Orange, Blackberry, Raspberry,
Araw5ary, PiuDis, .lpricois. Da,nsous, Cher
fHS, Grape, Green Cages and LINES.
tiNtES-P Preserved and Ounce .Elies.
hiCE-B"7cy, Split and Dried Crccm Peas aud
SODA-Cream Tartar salaratus and Yeast
PorRps.
SALT-Mareh, Soap, Mustard, Pepper,
Lamp Uick, Sc.
SIUCES-Mushroom. Eetcbup J,,pooo
TO-, " OrcestershUe, Soho, John Bulls. Harreu's,
Iaoh, BoJ-steak, China EoyaL &c.
StGAR-BrOcn. GraHgHied Po,,Jsyed
Logf and CRUSHED.
SOlPN-Oakieys, HuTs, KsAer,s, Hnev,
ralm Oh, almond and Transparent.
IOAGCES-N ugar-cured and Picked,
P'gs' Feet, Philadelphia Pig Pork, Ness and
Physiological BreaE}dsi, Ooolong. Pou-
otong, Hose, Old Hyson, Young Hyson, bupe-
't4t ana GHnPoTder. loose and IN papers Of haLf
ant quarter pounds.
'EhuICELLL Maecaroat, TapiOoo, Sage aud
.frTOWOOt.
ILNEG.dR-IVhite UTnG Cider, Catau5a and
Common
SPIChS-Aace, NUtmegs, Cinnamon, All.
spices, CioUes, &c.
HoHDRiES-India Curry Salad Cream,
nose qna Bay Hatcrs, Oats,eal, Hotaiay, Ora.
ma" ffom; Corn Meai, Gras, Indigo, Pals,
G"tH,lS' G'athes' Lines, Candles Of all kinds,
IalmP Paste, Farmonh Herring, Cocoa
" Goods delivered free of drayage 10 boats.
leblI-ly
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

10y virtue u an order or decree 10 me direct-
ID ed from de lIon'ble. the = Xth Judicial
District Court OF the State of Louisiana, in aud
for the parish O! l~berviIIe, ISSUED in the above
euti,lcd aud uumba~ed cause, be>rjug date the
7th Of Fabru ny, instant, | will Offer At public
sale to the highest and last bidder. on
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11
DONOVAN & NEUTZ,
@8S&SRs,
35 Camp Street. .35
NEW ORLEANS,

.4NCHOIIES-h OIL ud Sat.
'iFPLES-Hsen: Drof, Pyesprod, aud .Ippl.
yeHg. T
B.lCON-B Breakfast Baron. sides mt Shoulder,
BEEF-Phdadaphu and Western. Dried BrC
BCTTER-GosteH, Roll an| Western.
BCCkWHE4I-h 5tLs, nj do. bags and 5or,,.
BROM.I-Bqic[S Extra grcp,yat
BROCuS-CorH. Hair ani IIhjsD.
BRUSsAsAl M rash. Sh0c, S,ryls yri D.,,.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

trlct JudtctGlre.
James l.. Cole ct ais VS.. f.. William
son ct ais. Tuteurs SpeciaIes.
n ID
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11
II Fine Family Carriage,

@ VIII he sold at Auction at the Court:
house nexs Saturday, febll
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11
vente pour EEectuer I'm Partage,

I'm rertu dun Ordre on dCcrtt Il moi adre>ee
II par rllonorab.e COur du S,xieme Dis
lrct de rht't de Ia Louisiana en- et pour Ia pa
roise dIUervIIie, lancee daus Ia cause ci-dessu-
iutlnlye ct uumerotee, ct en- date du : Fevr.er
%conraut, JeXposeraI en vente puU.quc, an plus
Utiraut ct daruier enchCrsseur,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

srHEESE-EHgtish Dairy, Crean., Weste~.
Pine Appie, DEfch and Sapsago.
efAGhERS-cracFnels. Cuadnaon; Cararay,
Gream' MIS- Saga!r' Boston Hater, Ginger,
Haze, Soaa and Naccaroni Saa1Ds.
COffEE-Od Con. lara, Fapr7v Jard. Hgrqua.
% Rio, LagHra, AOcaa, Ncrican and Costa
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

MIi'DA Il 10 dc HditN proct9,l,
1860. i IL heuIes a. NJ, les propruttes c.
aprts dccrires, appartenant Compliment aux
~per-OnneS cl-iprGs non mtes. CONNIE suit -
rs 'rui, dxiGmeS iudNi-cs a james Lawrence
Coie-i,S cinq dix eme> ou Ia motto iudivI.e
i Marie iIrpuet t Lauve. spouse On DIT James
l. Cuie--ua dXjcm. udiy!-e u Julia Ernes.
tue Cr"PP'F r. ct IN dix @9e ig4.Sl.e i UnsfseA
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-26
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
>iAi.DING-~ PREPARED GLUE:
si-NIDINt.-~ PREPARED t.IUEI
SAVE THE PIECES:
F'tONohf' DISTATCH
~ . 4 -.rr.L u. LIZ ...-.. 49,

a. a--tleri' iI 1Tf~H ss~l e. re7.i.~I flailie.
''eTy desirable to have some cheap aud convenient y
repairing Furniture Toys CrocEery. &C.
- SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
mests m -roh emergencies and household can afford 20
without f. Il is always ready and up 10 he sticking pont
There i 70 longer necessity for npnS csi-, s-lrt-l-
'enees headcss dolls and broken cradle, Il is as The
article r cone she'll ar other orrs.-usI WORK 30 pcuiar
with iaiies Of refucrncrt and taste
Ills alntle preparation is used coid being chemically
held To- solution, and possessing all the valuable qualities
the best cabinet makers Glue. Gt may used '- .
o. ordua.y rnucii,re. being vastly more adhesive
USEFUL ~ EVERY HOUSE,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-26

The Prince of Wales wa. to leave Port
,and Tor 'ome Saturday The crowd in Boston
was very great. on Thursday, and at the
grand review in the afternoon. the crowd in.
creased till they presented an aggregate
STT9alceiy ever before paralleled in that city.-
Inc ball IN the evening was great success
no noors broke down, and the dancing was
kept up till past four in the morning. The
frlnce opened the ball with Mrs. Mavor
Lincoln. dis next partner was Mrs. Gov
panks- The number present was 5000. and
the e, receipts from sale of tickets, 500 600
Inc Portland people were to have the
frihce SO short time, that they didn't ret
up ball for him, so they gave one to the
commodore and officers of the British rovaI
squadron, Wednesday evening.
There was great fire in New York Fri
DAY morning, about half past one. DESTROY
the stores of Goudelet & Co.. and PardessIs
d Co, on Platt St The loss is estimated al
$4,000 ''''' ''' ~
The Norwegians are RAISING money to
3ulId college in Iowa Twenty thousand
dollars have already been raised for that
purpose.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-26
JOHN sOUTHERLAND,s ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT. } TIE Honorable
- DISTRICT OF CHrrENpES, S.. the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittendcn, to all persons in
terested in the estate Of John Switzerland late ei
Colchester, in said District, deceased, Greeting
Whereas, said Court hath assigned the Sd day Of
November next for the settlement Of the admins
tratIon account Of the administrator cf the estate
Of the said deceased, and ordered that public no.
tice thereof be given to all persons interested in
said estate, by publishing this order three weeks
successfully previous to the day assigned, in the
Burlington Free Press printed in Darlington in
said District
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court Rooms, in Burlington. on the
day assigned, then and there 10 contest the allow
anee Of sald account, if you see cause.
Given under my hand, the Sth day Of October,
4. y. 1850. ". H. FRENCH Jpd-e
w11wr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-26
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEt,

VIM A. Bachelors HAnDYE.
me O'fg'Rai and Bast in the World
All others are mere limitations, and should be
avoided, If you wish to escape ridicuIe
uRAf,RED,or RUSTY HAIR dyed instantly to a beau.
ttul and natural brown black, without injury
to the hair or skin.
10 MEDALS and DIPLOMAS have been awarded
to VIM. 4. Bachelor since 1859, and over Sc. oO
applications have been made to the hair Of the
patrons of his famous dye.
W. A. BATcHERDER's HAIR DIR produces color
not to be distinguished from nature, and is war
ranted not to inlure IN the least, however long it
may be continued, and the iIl-effects Of bad dyes
remedied; the hair invigorated for life | - this
dye.
Sold IN all cities and towns Of the United States
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Inc genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving on four sides Of each Bort
of VIM A. BACHELOR,
Address CHAS. BACHELOR
w3sdawly 81 Barclay Street, New York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-26
WI. JAMES KILLEN-S ESTATE.

| STATE OF VERMONT. 1.-THE Hon Probate
- DISTRICT or CHIrTESDES, IS. Court for the
district Of Chitenden to all Persons interested in
the estate Of William James Killen, of Chicago in
the County Of Cook, in the State Of Illinois
Greeting.
Whereas application in writing hath been
made to this Court by the guardian Of William
James kilen, for license and authority to sell the
whole of the real estate Of his said ward, setting
forth therein that his said ward i. seized in hi,
own right q certain real estate, situated in
tue village Of Burlington, in the County Of Chit
tenden, and tate Of Vermont. and described as
follows, to wit: certain lot If land, with
wooden dwelling house and out-bui!din<s thereon
standing situated on tho northwest corner Of Ad-
ans and MON streets. and containing about one
quarter Of an acre Of land and that 1t would con-
dace 10 the bsst interest Of ,sid ward 10 have said
real estate sold and the proceeds Of said sale put
al interest and praying for license to sell the
s1'n'i onl thereupou, the said Court appointed and
1s'lEhed the 10Th day Of November A. u. 1850 at
'Ne trooate Court Rooms in said District TO hear
ana decide upon said application; and ordered
mat public notice thereof be given TO all persons
interested therein, by publishing said order, three
weeks excessively in the Burlington Free Press
news paper which circuates in the neghborhood
o. those persons interested therein all which pub
Ilcatlons shall be previous to the time aforesaid
for hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court at the time and place appointed
then and there 10 object TO the granting Of such
license, if you see cause.
Given under my hand at the Probate Court
Rooms, this 2Sth day of September, 1860.
WINS W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-26

Mr.. Clewsen, Supt. Of the Agriculture
branch Of the Patent Olfce,is NOW on his
way home from Europe, whittier he went by
direction of the Secretary of the interior, to
purchase Vegetables, Mineral, and eco
nomical plants and seeds generally. Man,
varieties have already been received
During the year ending June the receipts
from the sale of Public Lands were less than
two million dollars. Those recently yielded
a very small amount owing to the scarcity
Of money and other causes, and in many
cases no bids at all were received.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-26
Special Notices.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLs-NEVER

UOLLOWAY'S PILLS-NEVER DE-
SPAIK-Something that never fails Fepr and
Agus. To the sick it is Of little consequence how
they are cured, whether from rational view Of
the disease or by the rules defined for the guild
anee Of the profession, SO long ~ the cure is
tain and expeditions. To suffering man the
question the relative merit. Of quiuino or cal
omeI is uuintoresting. The faculty may vrangIe
and discuss their various theories, but DR.. Hol-
loway's treatment dispels doubt ere the disciples
Of Esculspiu' have finished the first stage In the
West, HollOways Pills are the osly remedy which
effect speedy and radical cure without danger Of
relspse Read the Advertisement elsewhere.
oct24dawlW
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-26
MOTHERS, READ THIS,

The following is an extract from letter writer
BY pastor of Baptist Church, to the ~ ournal
and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vo-
lumes in favor of that world-renowned medicine
Mrs, Win,low's Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing:
I'VE see advertisement in your columns of
Mrs Windows Soothing Syrup. Now never
said word in favor Of patient medicine before
In our life, but we feel compelled to say to your
readers, that this is no humbug-we have tried It,
and know it to be all it claims. 1t Is, probably,
one OF the most successful medicines of the DAY.
because 1t is ono of the best And those Of your
readers who have babesea do better than to lay
IN asupply."
Sept. "a, 1850. dawly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-26
Personal.

William B. Astor was introduced to the
Prince of Wales as "the wealthiest man in
America -
The remains of Col. Lumsden of the New
orleans P'c0yune, who lost his life in the
Lady Elgin disaster, have been discovered -
Their identity has been established.
Rev. I. B. Smith, President, and Rev. S.
L. Elliott, Secretary and Treasurer. Of the
New Hampton (Baptist) Institution at
Fairfax, have resigned their positions. Mr.
Smith has been President for twenty-eight
years. No reason is publicly assigned for
the step on the part of either Of the gentle,
men.