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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
THE SLAMANDER SAFES
OF
PuILADEriIA hoAiSET TIIR woRsD,
ANS & WATSON,


Have had the surest demonslra-
tion in the following Certificates,
that their manufacture Of Sala.
mand Safes has at length fully
warranted the representations
which have been made Of them
rendering an undoubted security
against the terrific element
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\. r. HARVEY, ~. y. o
r. RuFFlNaroN, N. D.
--=ROMEh,
RICHARD ". DAY,
/. i. LAvCOCR.
J. ,. eTlNaON.
n. z. WlttTE,
WIN. GRAHAM.
Z " Wtt.1.1AMa

Theee Springs are delightfully."- situated "
miles from Ba IN Rouge. cn the haftks Of The
Amte River IN beautiful grove with good ash
linz. hunting ,er., IN fact, WITH not hav wing had a
case OF yellow fever there t the last three wears
With daily communication from, BATON Rouge, "
offers Inducements unsutpass,d ~ this or any
cther State.
some years eS,eriance in one " the hest hotels
In Philadelphia. that he vii give satisfaction
There ~t'' he a hand n NJ mnsic iut'ng the sea.
son and dancing every night.
NJ VA lin NJ Stages will vun frem Rat.
Rouge to the Springs and back daily.
". RApGER.
Greenwell Springs, April path. mays
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lsseenwesl SPRINGS.

e1sVE snauseiguei having ieassd -. ahr-e eel
/ brated springs f1r the coming season. takes
this ne',"t. ~ announcing 10 his friends sr1 The
public generally that lie will III prepared to
oren the sane FIR Tire scce,n.uo alton of visitors
on the 18th u May, inst.
peer'nr it"nheeessafv afi srrernnn,s 10 enter
Into y lengthy description If the valuable prnper-
ties Of the water, the subscriber u'd merely
state 70 the rnhlic that ~ II ctfefal analysis of
The s.'ne by Ntessts. \ l. 4 W p Ri,'Iell, Them
ists 81 the University NJ bouisiars, they prom
ounce the waters TO be composed Of tl,. following
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Something Worth Reading

1NHE SUBSCRIBERS would call the at
L tent'on Of purchasers TO The large ad-
li'ions now being made to their stock,
among which may I've found
An elegant assortment Of Plated and Japan
Ell Walters. in sets and single:
Coffee Urns, with and without drip, crs;
Gilt h Ornamental Hall Lamps h Lanterns;
Gilt Solar and Side Lamps, for Oil, Spirit
Gas and Cae'phiDe
Cut and Pressed Glass. China h Flint ware;
Brass, Copper, Orhamented and Common
Coal Holds,
Elegant Polished Steel Fire Irons and And
Irons; with large variety Of
housekeeping articles;
A fine assortment Of Window Shades;
Transparent Paper shades Tor Lamps
Glass, Gilt and Plated Curtain Bands
Gilt Curtain Ccrnices; q
Also, A Fine Assortment of;
Rich Gilt Gift Cups, Tete.a- Tate, Sets 1;
Fancy Cologne aud Toilet Bottles,
Mantle Ornaments. he, suitable
For Chris q m Prese mts.
nrREcT FROM THE MANurAc-
- lures Mahogany Bebstesds, Ward
rob's; Washstands; Bureaus, Tables, &c.
Cit and Mahogany Peir, Nantes and
Looking Glasses.
~Call and examine, as our stock il
now complete.
dec2O.y. j. PIPER Il Go.
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saw and IN W Hladea.

lROsSrUT, Pit, PANEL. Rip lemon,
~ Steel and brass back, Butchers, Bow,
Webb Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes and the most Of them Of
Spear h 'ackson's" make. Alwsys on
hand at the Hardware store Of
jan2j-y. LtReuiER h famous.
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The intelligent Physician will ut once perceive
that this water ru.ses-as the ,n,st valuable mad
teal u,,itirs ! \ n W. ?. HInItIl.
The trrnino raned O. ntieun.n If the highest
standing in the redicr' pm lssinn. add 'heir les
tinanv y" the ahaen, a',1 rerr,asnh The water
IN the highest terms for the cure ~ Dyspepsia,
Entera'gia. Neuralgia, p,opsy, Chronic Diseases
oftle Ki''n,ys Liver, Spleen and howe ., srrofula
IN al III varieties, n'ssaste of the skim and mcst
all the ch,anic ailments that females are subject
to In this climate.
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THE GENTS DEPARTMENT,

Especially selected 10, this market and
guaranteed to be the best workmanship
and latest style. comprising, suit. 81
Cold Cassnirettes; suits ri Checked
Marselles; suits of Black italian Cloth
Me'ino, Deapou', and Alpaca Coats
t. I. Pants
Brown Linen, Drill and other styles ol
sunni er Coat. and Pants: Fancy Linen
Drill in patterns and by the yard Under
Garments, in LINEN and Cctton. Silk
Muslin e,av ITS, Hall Hose; Gloves
Panama Hats, Straw Hats for Young
America
Special attention is paid 10 our custom
eN II from the variety Of our stock per
feet TT is in all cases assured at
APT i SIMON h 70
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BrvpsV,esi Brvpshesi
Another Fresh s,,pnl y.

:. ~. "''VVUV1 r VesH SWPp1ys -,
CST received pr steamer Laurel Hin,
- another lot Of Gents, Fire Calf Boots
and Btcgans Also an additional supply Of
Best Russet Brogans Ladies', Children's
ard Misses Boots and Shoes in great varis.
ty and ve.y low Ior Cash.
mayJ. ~. J. s. HACKLEY.
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WATER Cisterns, Dtippets and Ewets;
w oval octagon and cplored Hall Lsmps i;
enane'led Stew Pans; block tin snd iron
Sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve Ket.
ties: castiron snd earthen spittoons: oval,
square and Gothic Walters: salverso and
Tea Trays; Lamp Globes; Climmets and
Wick rich center table French Busters 1:
common Yankee ditto; common. wooden,
Furnished, Britannia and silver plated IT,
BILE Casters, at MosrAr h f1vecEr.
mays. Church street.
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Wooden Ware. Btco,ns, Brushes, ~, =,
HAND B,ocms; Wisr. Hearth. Horse
~ White wash. Marking, sc,ubbins. t,ob.
web and Paint Brushes. Chutns: Reels j.
Butter Dsshe.; Towel Rollers; Butter
Stamps, Wooden Spoons; Salad Forks !;
Wooden Pails; Piggins; Cedar Tubs;
Water and Well Buckets; Coco Dippers;
Wash Boards Wood Scoops Trays. psils,
&c MONTAN L HuGUET.
mayo Church street,
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Az HEALS.

AT UEAL'S.
an poH IoNhoN Porter quarts and pipts.
Nv 2uMt Fine C.en,s, %
+ rtes Prime W ttafTpe
'lns u Worcestershire sauce,
hrzen English = rktss IN Mustard,
Boxes Assorted Pie Fruits,
u Harrels Ere II Currant.
~ h"sen hntre's We / Powders,
~ barrels Prim. hard.
horsheads Prime Ceptri gal Sugar.
9 cases Leecur's Matches,
10 barrels Dried Apples,
10 b.gs Prime Rio Cof ee, .........
barrel Tusra'nosa Whiskey,
I barrel Routbon Whiskev,
barrel Mnncngahe'a Whiskey
Just received and fnr sale by pa u re md retail
by t,hay-a JUeHuA BFAL.
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1NMAN's PATENT.
Gate and Door Nps'tsegs.
THE UNDERSIGNED sole agents II

NE UVUENbI0NEUD OIO d4OUtS H0J
L this i"vsIuable Spring has them on
hand and for sale at price which il moth
ing compared with their utility Samples
can be seen At my store, on The gate Of
Joshua Real. and the Harvey House Door,
They are simple and would not be insult
able for the neatest parlor doore in this
city. apply at MorrAN h HueuEr,
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n. G. MONTAN.
Notice Of Co.I,artnership.

TUE undersigned have this day entered
! inte co.ps''nersb'p, under the style Of
Of Gerry ing on The Hardware business. In
all Of its talpus branches respectfully SOL
lei! The patronage Of the public, assuring
them that in future as large end varied 4
stock can be found at their stand. and sold
as low as any house outside Of New Or
leans. d. G. MONTAN,
apl9. is. HUGUET,
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French Wty,d0Vv (s1ass.

[RECE1vED per ship OnrHAS, +"
y from New York, an asscr tmept Of window
gla,s. Shy 1os-t0by % s-.lO by 1e--,2 BY 10,
10 BY 800 BY $3.50 BY ~. Also. pittsburs
'e'esr" and Waterford Glass, always on hand
and for sale either BY the hox or at retail. AZ.
dec.-y. MONTAN 4 Htfat1ET
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GDt Dallp Gnnltt,
BATON kOU0E.:i.JuNE +, 1850.

RkwAap will be seen VIZ
where, that . reward Of go II offered
BY James J. Odom, Ja;lcr, for the ap-
preheosicn Of one 1chb Rodgers. who
escaped from the Jail in this place, on
the evening IF the Sd inst. A die.
cription Of the man will be found in
the advertisement. lie had just been
convicted Of taking coat with fe'on.
on. intent. aided aud abetted by a
gentleman Of the name Of Smith, who
is now the legal representative Of
Rodgers. and will have to answer fnr
him. Rodgers il seems went into the
residence Of our tellow.citisen s. N.
Hart, short time ago, on pretence Of
wanting dinner for charity sake; and
stole the coat. Smith Il seems, was
on The out side ready to give the alarm,
and receive the coat. Rodgers, made
for the coast below. and We expect TO
hear from him in New Orleans in
lew daya 1
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o. BAFPEE g, BENZ MIN.
BA REEN& BENJAMIN.
(successorst to s. N S0rt f. COO
COM vi 1851 On M l3Ds CHA NTS.
wHntEs,LE EEsLtes IN
GROCERIES, r. WisTERN PRODUCE.
FR,,N7 iV7REFf
HAVING succeeded tn. III m Of . NJ. HART 4 co g.,
~ We are prepared to carry on the same bust
ness heretofore conducted BY them. viii buy and
sell ~ commission make iibe'ai advances On
COTTON, 9CGA II 3 nd AOfASSE.g, and attend
promptly, to II GEkERAL COMMISSION Bus
JNEHg uu' arrnnge,u, rts fei regular receipts
ct NEyTEHN FRODT1'E are sucl, 80 TO enahle
w :. furnish retail dealers vt reduced prices,
over the New Orleans MARKETS.
tv A large ana cnipnotlinus fire prUcf ware
horse, enables zig to gi~e the best strrage.
mara-y BaHBEE 4 BENJAMIN.
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Mechanical Tools.

RENCH Screws, Cabinet Csmpe, Spear
- 4 Jacksons Saws Plains u al kinds
Augers and Anger Bits. Brace and Brace
BITS. Hatchctts. Hammers. Carvets Tools.
c'mb'ets and Ccopers Bits. Cooper's Riv.
cts &c. MoNrAr h Hunc,r
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MONTAN & HUGUET.
y tptis.e.

" T. undersigned has this day associated
l with him in the Hardware business
JOHN s HUGUET. and thankful to his
patrons for their liberal patronage eolicts
continuance II past favors for the new
firm.
apis n. G.. MONTAN.
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Howard Association.

Howard Association.
At . meeting Of the Howard As.ccia.
si.n If Baton Rouge, held M,ndsy, the ID
jnst., the following officers we're elected to
serve The ensuing year
W. F. TurrAsb, President; W. G.
wAabxR, Vice President n. T. WApp,A,,
Treasurer; Csc. A. P,xs, Secretary.
J. r. Elan and J. L. vialet, Directors
In Ward No. I.
A. Waddill and Aired Shoppers, Direc-
trs. IN Ward No. g.
The Association resolved 10 commence
the puclicaii, IN Of list Of death. within
the limits Of the corporation. weekly.
W. r. TUNNARD. President.
CSC. A. Piss. Secretary.
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Wooden Ware !

a AE, Ratchet. Tile. Anger and Chissl
IA Handles, Clothe Lire Reels, Horse
and White Wash Brushes, Paint Btu.hsa
and Sash Tools, for sale BY
mayo. MONTAN 4 HUCUET
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HCyh SsSl,l,liCs.

DER STEAMERS, DAVID GIBSON
/ h SHOTWElL--tot Suudres viz;
IS Doc Fancy Sttaw Brooms
II Boxes Extra Western Cheese;
BOX Maple Sugar;
40 Boxes Olive aud Palm Soap;
40 " Star Candles;
$4,000 Assorted brands segar.. low price
30 Bbbl. Divers noted Whisky:
10 Winter Strained Lard oil
100 Bhls. Asst Brands Flour
s p" No Lard;
s Sugar Cured Hams,
8 Tierces Grsy's brand
6 :" Bacon Hams,
81 8hl.. White Fish, equal to Shad,
2 Casks, 1900 ID. Bacon Shoulders.
The above articles all laid in at the low
est cash pice, enable the .ubsc, iber. to
anticipate early and speedy sales.
mayI7 BARBEE 4 BENJAMIN.
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Hay. Corn and Pork.
TUST RECEIVED by the subscriber.
j 900 Sacks Prime White Corn; 80 Bales
Timothy hav; IS Barrels Mess Pork
for sale lower than it can be had in the
market. mill BARBEE & BENJAMIN.
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Cbmrns! Churnsll
(NkoWFLS patent zinc lived Thermon.
" -ter Churns; also the Cylinder Churn.
for sale by MONTAN l. HUGUET.
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TuSTRECE1vED!-l,sh, Cashmere Pant.
j FIR summer wear Dri,iiog Pants: pms lin
en- shirt Fronts: Patented seam shirt. ve,y f,ns
Shirt collars: Light silk neck ties: Grass neck
Rleached a nd unhleAched y hose
mayl3 ]. SIMON 4 IN
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HORTICULTURAL lMPlEMeNTs

AGRICULTURAL lMPCEMENTS.
GRAIN CRADLES Complete Shaw
~ cutters; Corn Shelters; Twig and
Hedge Shears; Hay Knives Svthe.: Sick.
,e', >heashs Nay Forks; Rakcs; Chain
Pumps Garden Engine Rriar Hooks :;
Flick Axes; t'rind Stone Crs. ks: Axe
Handles; Curry Combs, Hoes Spades !;
Shovsls; Axes. &c &c. 1t
LARGu1ER 4 LANOuE,
may23. Cor Lafayette & Florida
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slxtA Jsaaesai DistractCc~rs

sl1th Jaale0al Dlstrlct Cowrt.
Judge WILLIAM B. Rosssrsor, Presiding
Tuesday June 1. 1s55.--The Court met
according to adjournment. -.....
otvts cAsEs.
Thomas Hutchinson ". jordan Holt ~
No 1885, sdgment for plaintiff, for tint
Of draft
Thomas Hutchinson ". sylve.te, Hyatt.
No, iS34.--Judgment fof plaintiff for
amount II nsts
Tonlnson 4 Tr,heau ~. ]. A. Gilmore.
No. 1899 Judgment for amount Of note.
c. N. Person vs. F. N. Hereford and
wi(e--Nc. acknowledgment Tor plaintiff
for amount Of mite.
Bailey, Slaughter d Co, w. Henry Carl.
Mo. 1873. --Jsdgment for plaintiffs for
amount Of note.
+. M. Brooks ". Thomas De ''all. NO.
iesl.--Judsment for plaintiff for amount
Of note.
cRtMtNAL CASES
State " Maurice I.egender 327.--
For Assault and Battery. Verdict, " Not
Guilty"
State W. Logo Berhel.--Nc 33,.--ror
Assault and Battery Verdict. Guilty"
State vs. John Rodgers h Edward smith
No. ala --tor Larceny Verdict. 'Guiltv.n
The Court adjourned until to morrow
motMinx At 10 o'clock.
lEa.effs
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TITS Flws FwsNxy. AT the Nation.
al Theatre In Washington, few weeks
since. during the performance. Mr.
Fcrr-st erssrd the hand Of Mrs
Musxv 40 heartily. tina. he compressed
II entirely out cf shape, giving her
the most exquisite pain. Mrs. N. has
since had her hand bound in splints.
anu the pain has been 30 constant and
excessive q to deprive her Of sll sleep
for three or fur nights. She now
has the attendance Of a surgeon.
0od made both tears and laughter,
and both for kind purposes fur a.
laughter ensldles m,rth and surprise
to breathe freely. 40 tears prevent sor,
row from becoming despair and mad.
ues'. and laughter is one Of the very
privileges Of reason. being confined to
the human specics.
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Cl.rOms,ss,etrr
Gold Pens

Gold Pens.
w IIH t'"t' and Silver Holders. also La.
w dies Pencils. A large assor 'ment on
hand, at tdecl9 Tneo GoLnMArr's,
Watch maker and Jeweler.
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EMBROlDERlE9,

End. Chemisetts and Sleeves in joots
Rich Guipure Lace Collars, great var
iety Of Silk and Lace ManteIles Fmb'd.
Jaconet Bands, very rich Emb'a Ladies
handkerchief; Emb'd. Skirts. Dim;-
try, for Skirts large variety ofIsilk
Parasols, Fans, Silk Gloves and Filet
Mjtts nc
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CAPITOL. CHEAP STORElll
~ECONOMY AND TASTE, III
ERAuE,
Fave and Elegance. ell Combined.
u. Siat11la n (n.

THERE IS NOTHING Of more itnpor-
j tanre TO this community Than 10 know
where 10 get PERFECT FITS. at suts-
bic prices ]. SIMON 4 CO.. filled with
Samaritan like philanthropy. would res
recttu'ly direct the weary with being
hurnhugged) peorle, Of this honest place
tn their establishment, opposite the Post
Office. where the
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LADIES DEpARTwCNT

VIII he found full Of Flounced and plair
Ba'ayes and Silk Tissues; M"s|us and
O'gah1ies. Muslin. 'aconet 4 O,gand;e,
Robes Plain aud Printed ur,Ilianteens
Cambiics, Linen Lawns--in short every
thing in this long line
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v. nRcz
CllAs. GRANDpRE.
THE MAGIC CORN AND cor Mill.

THE MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL.
'THE MAGIC conn AND con Mill is super
! i i"r ~ any he,st f"re offered fl, GRINDING
FEED ron STOCK. twill grind twenty bushels
"f stock feed per hour, with the power Of one
mule ~ IT will grind elk bushels of fine meal
per hour, y, six bushels uf rup an,troh t,r etpck
feed pr h"u", Win the now " NJ nne mule.
This MAGIC MIL was patented IN Settem.
bet 1850. aud Is undoabte,lIy superior to all its
predecessors
u"t prices will he found 10 he much lrwer than
other mills Of inf-ri"' quality. 70, sale by
SAMUEL LOCKE, I. & and . Front Levee.
New Orleans.
Agent TO- the Manufacturers
~ The above described MIN car he sen At
The store ~ q NJ. Washington 4 %. Chn,ch At. i,
P"ckets old stan J Baton Nouee, who are the
agents frr the sale " the same The mill can he
furnished At any landing IN the river, hetween
New Orleans and Bayou Sara. for Z b-freisht
included. msy1ly
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Cur 4.

"Cb'E barrcled of superior quality:
~ common Double harreled. and superior
patent preached Single larreDed e, M for
sale by MONTAN h HUGH ET.
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Eess1tsrsos1cracs.

EssshsUederses.
a Vtkt large st"k OF E,ubroi,leries, the
- hnest aud 'ichest. patterns, Collars
a"ts th'mezetts, etc. at S,Mos's Capito,
Chea? Store Mava'v
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Embroidery AND Platter" C"t.."s.

THE LADIES Of Baton Rouge. are re-
l. specttolv informed that Miss Guild.
's now at the Harvey House where she
proposes to teach the elegant art Of en-.
tmiderv, Also new style Of cutting and
fitting dresses. mantilIss. etc, bv an I'M
erting chart Of her own invention called
=" The Crystal Palace CHAT" This is the
only systematic rule for cutting ladies'
dresses Mis-. Guild, may be seen at the
Harvey House.
may eff
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lust RECEIVED.
y By the "P-nnsylvsnia " from St. Lou.
500 lbs Dried Peaches;
I" Apples;
81 Bbls. Extra st. Louis -four. which
is offered at the lowest market price for
Cash.
ap22 ny. TOML1NsON h co.
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Al Red uccd PrlCee,
DER SONS sending their own bags will
l be supplied with fresh BRAN. at the
reduced price Of one Dollar per Hundred
Pounds.
april.l9 JOSHUA BEAL.
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lust RECE1vEDl
y French Jsconetts. small figured:
French Lawns
80 pc. b. hnet, for Bars:
Ladies' Lisle thread Gloves, all colors:
and large variety ef the latest style Of
Embroidered Collsrs;
80 pc. lrish Linen:
Embroidered Skirts.
Extra fne Msrseills Quilts, ia:
90 dos. l.. 9. Handkerchief At u 81 dog
mayi3 J. SIMON ACO.
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Mess PORK;
III Bulk Pork, Flour;
Segars Lard.
Coffee; Candles; Soaps;
Tea, Whisky
Oils, Tobacco;
Brandy; Wines;
Gin. Rice, &c.
in quantity to suit purchasers.
.. For sale by
tnap22. N e BRYAN,
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0\ WARE We have now in store
Il large assortment 81 Tin Ware ofevp,y
description which We oHe, at very reduced
prices 1ARcUtER 4 l.ANOUE.
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COOking stoves.

ElSH LINE Floats, assorted sizc.; Lin.
L erick and kirby bent Hooks: Fish
Lines, assorted sizes; shot Pouches: Pow.
der and Pistol Flssks; Double and sinxis
barrel Shot Guns--On hand for sale ~
may s. MONTAN l. HUCUET.
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Corn 4 Cob Mill.
'oARR'VE in few days direct from
L the manufsciory. assorted sizes Of the
celebrated Little Giant" Corn and Cob
Mills, at lap3l LARou,ra K LANoul's.
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BORING Machines.
A FEW NOR. lett Of the above labor n.
III wing machines, with three sapers. n.
orted sizes. at LARou,Ea & LANcrr.
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CURRY CO"BS, Cistern Fsucetta
~ Brass Faucets. Molssses Gates. &c
mays. MONTAN h HUCUET.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
Senator BRIGHT At Fvan.vills

The Evansville Enquirer thus refers to
the speech Of Mr.. BRIGHT, in that city, on
the LIST inst:
The whole speech was replete with wis
DOM high national tone. Mr.. Bright is
entitled to the thanks of the Democratic
party for the great service he hos rendered in
this contest. He is emphatically a man OF
the people, and when he goes abroad the
people are anxious to see and hear him,
knowing him to be one of those few public
servants who have been weighed in the bal
ance and NEVER FOUND WANTING.
1t - unnecessary TO follow the Governor
through his able. forcible and convincing
speech. Every Democrat who heard it was
pleased, particularly in contrasting the warm
welcome rendered our favorite Senator, so
different from that which greeted him two
years ago.
In conclusion, we will say that Senator
Bright will be returned again to the United
States Senate this winter. The Democracy
Of the Pocket will attest her confidence IN
the man by united vote in his favor, both
In caucus and at the election. This distrc'
has, on joint ballot fourteen Democratic
votes, all OF which, we predict, will be cas-
for Jesse ID. Bright. 1t Is a source of graft
fcation to know that this vote will be given
to man worthy of the compliment and who
duly appreciates the same.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

ISToxIcATIoN OF THE EAR.-During the
hallucination produced BY taking the Indian
hemp, the intensity of the sense of sound is
most striking. The celebrated Theodore
Gaultier related TO DR.. Moreau in poetic lam
guage-which is hopeless to attempt to trans
late. so as to give an idea Of the style Of the
highly imaginative author-the sensations
produced. He says that his "sense of hear
ing was prodigiously developed. actually
heard the noise of colorS--green, red, blue,
yellow sounds reached me in waves, perfect
ly distinct, glass overthrown, the creaking
Of a footstool, word pronounced low, virbra-
ted and shook me like peals OF thunder my
own voice appeared to me so loud that dare
not speak for fear Of shatterng the walls
around me, or of making me burst like an
explosive shell; more than FIVE hundred
clocks rang out the hour with Harmonious,
silvery sound ; every sOnorous voice sounded
like the note of a harmonica or the Kolian
harp, swan or foated in an ocean of sound"
Such Is the exaggerated language which has
been employed by an individual whose taste
and enjoyment Of music have rendered his
criticism on that art so much sought after
Jour. Of Psychological Ne ticine.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

o. A pretty woman is one of the "insti-
tutiOns" Ofthe country-an angel in dry goods
and glory. she makes sunshine, blue sky,
Fourth Of July and happiness wherever she
goes. Her path is one of delicious roses, per-
fumes and beauty. She is a sweet poem,
written in rare curls and choice calico, and
good principles. Men stand up before her
as so MANY admiration points, melt into cream
and then butter. Her words float round the
ear like music, birds of Paradise, or the chime
OF Sabbath bells. Without her, society would
lose It's truest attraction, the church its firm
est reliance, and young men the very best of
comfort and company. Her influence and
generosity restrain the vicious, strengthen the
weak, raise the lowly, Hummelshine, the hea-
then, and strengthen the faint hearted
Wherever you find the virtuods woman, you
also find pleasant freside boquets, clean
clothes, good living, gentle hearts, music.
light and model institutions generally
Sac is the flower of humanity, very Venus
in dinity, and her inspiration is the breath of
Heaven.