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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-18
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
CONFECTIONERY STORE!

CHOICE VARIETIES
FOR THE SEASON AT THE STAND
FORMERLY OCCUPIED By
VIM. T.. MOUNT, Main ST., StauntOn, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-18

We are prepared to sell the above articles as low
as they can be bought in any market in the country
FOWLE & CO.,
july 10, 186O.-5mo. Alexandria, Va.
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}. SPRING TRADE. Isl
GEORGE STARRETT,

GOVERNOR STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFERS for sale the following articles, of Il
" his own manufacture, viz ~
Tin Ware of all kinds, III
Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
Cast and Sheet Iron Stoves for wood, 10 varieties
Sheet Iron Stoves for wood, IL
Cast and Sheet Iron Stoves for coal, 10 "
The Brilliant Gas Burner 8 sizes,
Portable Hunters, {"
Portable Crate, 8 +"
Diamond Radiator, 8 +"
Factory Stoves, 8
Richmond Portable Furnace, 8 +"
Licorice Boilers for wood and coal, 5 4"
Portable Ovens,
tY- Also, constantly for sale, the most popular
Stoves, Ranges and Heaters made, and repairing
pieces for the same always on hand.
Richmond, March a. 1860-ly.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
For Sale or Rent,

~ The BLACKSMITH
-@ISHOP and DWELLING E..;H
~HoUSE lately occupied by -
Jules Bourgeois, on the corner of Bank aud
Pipkin streets. II will be sold at a bargain, and
possession given Immediately. Inquire of
ieIg MICHEL HEBERT
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
GlIbIIE 6 SENTINEL.

The LATE PAIKIcK DUGGAN.-The sub
,eet Of this notice, whose death was announ-
ced wced or two back, filed q useful and
honorable position in the condition and busi.
ness Q. life IN which he moved. He was an
industrious, hard working man, 4 native Of the
Emerald Isle, and in the formation Of our le-
wees arL tue clearing cut ofour Bayous, he and
hose he brought around him, did the State
service DuGGAy was truly an earnest,
whole sou. ed, straightforward citizen Lib
orally iii he distribute his means in charity
amongst those Of his nation, ana others. Who
were in want, and any appea. 10 las parse,
from q friend iusn emergency, never went M.
needed. There IS not q man who viii not en-.
dorse every word here written. II, leaves 4
wife ana three children, but leaves them am
ply provided for. lie died AFR about three
days illness, OF cholera, we believe. lie WAS
attended to his grave by a larg, ~c0ncourse Of
o1T citizens. Peace ID his remaius.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
The Last Act of the Great nIill.
lFeenan and Sayers To make am ENhi-
bitiOn Oh Themselves for The AHIuse-
mient Oh John Bull.
From the New York Herald.l

LONDON, May 23.-That everlasting
topic of conversation. the "Intcrnation-
al fight" has at last been arranged sat
isfactorily. The last steamer brought
you the news. Hancock, of London.
has manufactured two splendid silver
bclts-thcy are almost facsimiles OF the
champion belt. The programme Of az
engagements is as follows Cremone Gar
denS nave been engaged as the most fit
ting place, as you are aware, but which,
perhaps, many of your readers are not,
is situated about four miles from Lon
don, and on the banks of the Thames
1t Is to London what the Chateau de
Flcur, or Jardin Mabite is toParis, only
that it is superior to them. In fact
there is no garden in Europe, devoted
TO public a~muSemcnts, where such a va
rlety of novelties are presented night
ly. Here they have walks through
avenues Of flowers that look like an
endless bouquet; hcwu out Of
rock, and romantic enough for the dwell
ing of a Robinson Crusoc; hundreds of
fountains of all shapes and forms, con
Stantly throwing up their jets Of spray;
pyramids Of glass, looking like vast
icebcrgs, lighted interiorly with gas,
producing a marvellous effect. There is
a theater and circus, bowling alleys, a
billiard room, to be used in rainy wealth
cr; in fact, everything which can posi-
bly, amuse the people is concentrated
here; then the whole grounds are mag
n~iiicently Illuminated each night. In
the center is the grand stand, of an oc-
tagon shape, a piece of work covered
with blue and gold; and here the must
clans discourse, while all around the
merry dancers where their partners on
the smooth surface of the ground, which
is as hard and level as a piece of mar
BILE. The scene is almost like one of
those described in the Arabian Nights:
but alas though the first swells visit
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
$ECTiT'S S0tc.

GTATE OF LOUISIANA-PArI>u OF
> IHLEvnLL-GrH JUDICIAL DIsG. Conn.
Adouio Petit Is. George FoIrrsL-No
I249.
/uima Beck rs. George IOrtcst-No
1850.
Roth. pcJlicuy \ 60. IS. George Forrest.
No. l2Jl.
:. Schmal.u-h; -. George FOrrcst.-No.
1910.
By virtue Of four ,yrit, Of Fl Fa. 20 ne drcct-
ct from the Hou.b.e. the aforesaid Court IN the
above entitled aud numbered causes. / have seiz.
81 aud vi. c'jrr az public sale 10 the highest and
,dst bidder. 10. cash. OF
NlTIRDII, I'll dag Il JiLT merit.
1850. a IL o'clock. \. NJ. a; the Courthouse of
tins parish al. The right. title, iuicre,; and claim
OF tie defendant. George FOuc.f IA aad TO the
following described property. Io-wit.
4 CERTAIN LOrOF GROUND situated in
the town Of Piaquemine, Vatish Of Iberviile.
measuring >eveuty-two feet more or less on
Bank st'eet. 10y a depth OF one hundred and
twenty feet more orleNS on Marian street. bound
ed on the SIDE opposite NarIdm street hy the lot
hereinafter described, and in the rear by lot be-
longing TO Suee x roley, formerly 10 Henry Pei
lttitls Ap-FAlltt WIN III nc DNAlllll.S anu I'M
proyements thereon being and thereuuto belong
ing.
ANOTHER CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND
lying an situated in the town Of PiaGuemiue.
parish Of lherviiie, measuring seventy two feet
front on Bank street. by a depth of one hundred
and twenty feet more or less, bounded on the up
per side towards the North by lot of Christian
Weight, aud on the lower or South side by the
lot above described. and III the rear by lot OF said
Suec & Fo'ey, together with all the Buildings
and Improvements thereon being and belonging
"a certain negro woman named Rachel.
aged about 40 years a,>n. a claim Of said George
Forrest. being amount due and coming TO HIM tor
certain worh done Oh Bayou Sorrell, in this pa
rish. aS per contract between said Forrest and one
John NcGjUty, Oh Inc part, and Lafayette Ca!d-
well. Swamp-lahd Commissioner on the Other
pdit-said claim Amounting TO the sum Cf--
and now in the hands OF sad McGinty.
Seized 10 pay and satisfy said wits Of Fl. Ia.
and costs.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
p jane 2d. 1860.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
The Great Tornado in the North
west,

Iygau.1 D...y. - p.--
C. 49,.
E,ly uJ u-.,yJ
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~ mag . ""'
irictS III Iowa ana ILLINOIS, Whlcli were
visited by the tornado, or rather lorna
Joos of sunday cyrnipe l. seems that
l uL;.L
$500.
ditHS IN HeaEI! P"!I!l'I H"Cs IL = H"I'"-
castcrly direction until they reached
Camanche. On the Iowa side Of the Mis-
u.l, d.,. h.l hon b,, or3
r. -
'H!'Iy' pul ABOUT oc'OCh Tue N! "a'
clear aud gave evidence Of Il beautiful
sunset. At this hour the tornadOes were
,.r,;,. NTH .rn,os+ I;,btu;ro. r,,
-, 49, "T,',,"T -
''''S ny q "''
OF about the dimensions OF barrel, "nt
gradually expanded. At one time they
rose and AGAIN fell 10 the earth. their
III r,l7 ..3.I..;, II ,,L..r,
o' ~
with shdPpIsll, cracking reports ike Il
voiley of mUskutry which were distinct
IN audible at a great distance.
Tbo i,tori,r nf +bo ,iry tunnels were
fIlad wtL , Latnrn,npnn- mass If
80, L,.ancLos nr tr9,oo timLars and
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h,v-;,, tin,en ir.iT. ia. Llock ontrr
= IN al. -
ragina bn,yovnr far in an instant and
4I2,i,b = rnrcc incnncoivaLIn tbe doomed
tn,yn was struck ruIi in the repter and
the air chokcd with fragments of timbcrs
bricks, stones, furniture, and IN many
places with human OeihSS, VINO were
iI'igu ""o,, tIN ct Si," ALL thn a;r rTitL
tToir tnrrihIn and shriIJ screams. hnt
above all was heard the swapping and
cracking of these fearful bcsOms of des-
truction.
The scene well nimh be~"ars descrip-
ton: and one. after gain" upon it. on
" wonders how a single person was left
to tell the tale. There are but one or
two buildings i'm this town of 200 souls
which were untouched: all the others
are a shapeless mass of ruin. In many
places. for several acres. every remnant
Of a house is gone, and only a few scat
tered slivers mark the spot where they
stood. \ singular feature of the scene
is the fact that. from one end of the
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
seREG dc Sheriff.

ETAT DE Ia LOCISIANE-PAroIssE
IL D'IrsEvILLE-CoUE DU Gene DIsrrcr.
Adonis Petit rs. George Forrcst.-No.
l249.
Xulma Beck rs. George Forrest No.
1850.
Roth, Debfcux 6 Co. rs. George Forrest.
No. 1851.
:. Schmalinski rs. George Forrest.--No.
1870.
En- vertu du quatre writs de Fl. Ia. a moi ad-
Tesse par iHon'ble. la sus-dIte CouT dams les
causes ci-dessus iutitnIees ct num6rotces, Jai
saIsi ct J'exposeraI EN- vente p~ublique aux plus
oiirant ct derniers encheris,eurs pour du compliant
SllIEDI R I JULIET prOchdtR,
1850. all heures. A. NJ, a Ia maison De COur de
cette paroisse, Ious les droIis. titres, interets ct
pretenlions de George Forrest Ell ct aux proprie-
les Grapes dfc'iies, savoir
IN CERTAIN TERRAIN on LOT DE
TERIiE situG dams Ia vile de Plaquemlne, pa
TOIsSe d tbPTyilie. mesurant soINante dOuZe piedS
de face sur Ia rue de Ia Banque, avec une pro-
iondeuT lie cent pieds plus ou moins sur la rue
Marian, borne du cote Wis avis la rue Marian
par lot on terrain ci-apres decrit, CT en- arriere
par lot appartenant a Snee X Foleyx autrefois a
Henry Peiichet, alnslque toutes les Batisses Ell
authorizations qui sy trOuvent ct y appartien-
nent.
UN AUTRE CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE
situe iaas la vile de Plaquemine, paroisse d.
bervItle, mesurant soIxante dOuZe pIeds lie face
sur Ia rue de la BanGue, avec une proloudeur de
cent yinst pleds plus ou mons. borne en- lgaut on
vers lie Nord par lot DE Christian Voighi, Ell Ell
OiS Oh vers lie Sud par lie lot ci-dessus decrit. Ell
ell arrere par lot des Snee 4 Foley. ensemble
ayec toures les Bati>ses ct Authorizations qui s'v
trouyent ct y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES certain ne
gresse nommee RACHEL, agee environ 30 ans
aims. que 10 sOmme De due ct Teye-
ndnt au df George Forrest par john McGiuty.
saisies pour payer ct satisIaire au dts wnts
De Fl. Ia. ct les lTais.
THEO. BLANCHARD; Sheriff
lie . JUN, 1850.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

ssg"Some people use one half of their
integrity to get into debt and the other
half to avoid paying it.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
EoR Z. KILL.
II tt0rRe at Il q az a.,
Marshall, TerQS.

WILL practice law and collect claims in the
w counties uf Harrison, Pamela, Bu.k. Smith,
Wood, Upshur, Cas-; anI Marion. and IN The Fed
eral and Supreme Courts at Tyler. my26
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
KETTLE SETTL.N'G.
4 Labor OF Years Reduced to "a
Few Days.
MD HIS CREW.

HAIlNG been induced by frequent solicita-
III ton, 10 make public the science of Kettle
Setting that | practice. | hereby give notice TO all
persons desiring to acquire a knowledge of the
art, that | will give them Instructions for the
Setting of Kettles. for either wood or coal, on APP
plicarion TO me.
My system is based upon principles, the plau-
sibility and correctness of which admit OF no con-
tradiction, which are quickly and fully compre-
hended, and therefore not liable TO be easily for
gotten.
have models for FIVE different constructions
of Kettles, and designs by which instruction is
made easy, and the art soon acquired. Copies
of designs or drawings are given 10 those whom
| instruct All those 10 whom | teach my sys-
tenn, are also assisted by my services, if required.
Instructions are only given TO those who have
been three or -four years al the business of Kettle.
Setting, and are good workmen.
For further particulars, inquire, by letter or
Otherwise, of the undersigned.
JOHN TOWNSEND.
Piaquenrre. Tanshof IberrilIel la Feb. ., ls6O.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

B2~A villain generally plays the
coward, as if he supposed that the
b%lackness of his heart might be redeem
ed by the wilderness Of his liver.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
.N'EW' FURNITURE.
THE UNDERSIGNED has Just received a
L large addition 10 his stock of
FURNITURE

Of all Descri ptions,
fresh from Cincinnati by the steamers J. b.
Brinsle and Universe, which he invites his
friends aud the public to call aud examine. His
prices are low as the lowest tor cash.
my26 A. WlLBLRT.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

f5~Peace is the evening star of the
soul. - virtue is its SUM-, and the two
are never apart.
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