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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-01-11

e. Homer was n beggar; Plauius
turned a mill; Terrence was a slave
Bethius died ID jail; Paul Borghese bad
fourteen trades. yet starved with theiu
All; Iasso was often distressed tor "a itw
shilhnas; Ceryanies died Of haHger;-
Camoans, the writer Of the "Lus;ad,
ended his days in an almshousei and
Yaugelas left bis body TO the surgeons Is.
help pay his debts, In Easlaud, Bacon
liged a life Of meanneEs and distress ~
Sir Walter Raleigh died on the seailoid;
Spenser died IN want Milton sold hi'
copyright of Paradise Lost for flJ,
and died in obseurity Dryden lived in
poverty and distress Otway perishcd ot
hunger; Leo died in The Streets Steele
was in perpetual warfare with the bailiiis
Geld mith's Vicar of Wakefield" vas
sold for a iriae, to save bin from tie
grasp Of the law Ilieiisrd Savage died
IN prison, at Bristol, for a lebs Of eight
pounds Bailer lived IN peaury, and
died poor; Chaiteroa, the ehild Of geu-
ius and misfortune, destroyed himself
O. An English writer elassifes old
maids aud bachelors ~ @solilary mature
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-01-11

esg Tlm sissenlh commandment. .
thia thaa sh..l, aoi be iound oHee
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-01-11

O. An English writer glnssi6es old
maids and bachelors ~ SOLITARY mature
men aud women seLs hare nothing haF-
psaisg % them.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-01-11

O. Evil thoughts, like nnweleolae
guests, make no part 81 family, and
viii depart if not encouraged TO iay.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-12

KNIGHTS OF JERrcuo.-We understand that
this peculiar institution is aoprishins i'll the
fair city Of Red Stitch, with agapldity that
knows 10 parallel. It is we believe a socie-
ty opposed to the vending OF using Of intoxi-
eating beverases-altbought in one instance
it proved to be just the contrary. 4 nrusicaI
friend Of ours who had never tasted liquor
twhat d goose !! but joined for the fun Of the
thing, has been intoxicated ever since. He
says that he got drunk on the beauty Of The
Knightesscs and we feai if some OF our good
locking friends do not hurry into the mystic
Circle and relieve him by cutting him out'
twill 60 hard with him, The knights are to
have a grand turn out some evening this weet;
and We are fully convinced from the we'll
well know energy Of its founders it will in
every way be worthy Of them.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-12

The NEW Ferry BoAy.-Admiral MARX
HAM OF the feet, BYRoNA, called upon us yes
terday-hig handsome face wreathed with
smiles, and informed us that his new boat
was nearly completed and would be down
here about the Goth inst. This is gratifying
intelligence to those who are compelled to
cross the river often, as a great many are
fearful Of the old Byrona'g ability to breast
the surges of the mighty Father of waters
SINCE receiving this pleasing and welcome
news the Admiral has Gwen orders for a new
brass coat and blue buttons" and has also
indicated a feverish desire to permit his mus
tachIos-they were so killing to vegetate
once more, The dignity Of the ser ice must
be maintalned-at least SO sayeth tsnsid-
mirali
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-12

T. We have bsenSflessed with several
heavy showers Of rain lately, which have
been OF much benefit to our planters and
others. But for this timely vi9it-having al
most dispaired Of ever seeing rain again =
We should have been compelled 10 record a
general destruction TO corn and other vegeta-
ton in our vicinity. The crops in the lower
part Of Our parish are reported TO be abun-
dant, with the exception Of the cane. From
the present appearance Of the weather, we
are likely to have more 1ain than we want
iust now.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-12

10 PLANTERS AND oFHEEs.-peopfe living
III the country are often subjected to many
annoyances when their business compells
them to visit the city, ard as Ditch it could
be attended to by others without the neces-
sity Of their leaving home. We have often
heard remarks made by residents here and
elsewhere that Il good business agency in
New Orleans, would be a vast beDeft-if
properly conducted and by responsible per-
sons--tg our country merchants, planters and
others. An agency Of the kind to supplv
this deficiency has been established 10 the
city by Messrs. HYATT & FRAZER. two Young
men we'll known, and who furnish the best
OF reference. and who undertake to execute all
business entrusted to their rare with faith.
Einess, TO the best interest of their patrons
lnelr office is at - Commercial Place. New
Orleans, where communications car be al.
dressed to Il en-. .
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-12

Awful CArASrRopug.-We rerr..
It, but our position as d public toar,,,a
quires lis to let the cat cat Of the b,s
d we'll known fact that one OF the mad.
springs At Deaham's. look d strange f,s,.
the Fourth and run with whisky an, w.,
until tie evening Of he 9Th.
One q ctr friends having engageas is--..
!oT h!tnsei! alone strange freak drank MA.
sprung III order 10 cure himself Of No.,
"r4r@"".':rs ami syon found himself in The s.n.
hr win hail d million other ioIIy fsr,m.
a. any il these listed States. whe,a
tlsaci"r setting ut hong drew nigh. bs ,.,
>~evero, desperate and frantic efforts to ob.,.
the company off lady 70 Eaton Rorr. T.,
alt in 'a1". A.tc: each rcpaIse he would :.
;HI, :" me Spring atore mentioned. and -.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-12
Totha Hon John MeVea.

Observing that you together with the 10.
named gentlemen, have been passsd
uror the Democratic Electoral Tiekfs y.
wit eatessrs. &. J, Where, Vim. 4. EllaeTe
7. Landry, T. q. Moore and II GREE an
uresimins that each Of the gentlemen nan
ed. will fell al interest in discussing TETON
the people. the important questions inTos'ts
in the present. Presidential contest.
| therefore cordially invite You, and aaF d
the above named gentlemen to be present '
the following appointment, and mel ns y
public debate. | desire to state thai tass rs
Yi:ation is roafic6 10 g0gsdf. and Tia gfs''
,.ea nan,@3. rho 20 saposctt the Dssioeraff af'
fsya! gTrkff. My late competitor tr eoh,
grsss. howeverwili be welcome upon aas Y
the occasions referred TO. My aPpoiasnisa'
are az follows;
p4gtsu er Sr. HEfEsA.--ofeeIseasi
Monday. Sept. Is; anits Station, asel''
Sept, iG.
Observation-Disclosures, IaesdaS' Is
Sept. s..ar,,v. ssep:.
20. Afad!sohviiie. same evening. al
Llvlsa~1os-Spinsfeld, Aend.. -
Denham Springs, Wednesday, sep n,
Fasr EAToS RoUGE.-ShaTeh hesi
Hereford Thu, sAay Sept. III Cify o'@
Rouge, Wednesday,, Oct !. ,- S.p.
IETgvl1ar.-Eaycu Coa'a, sataIdas sf'
y; Plaquen1ine, Monday - .5,s.
Wr-r RAros RoueE. = Bruiee ~ MAJ.
Tuesday, Sept 90 Lobdelfs ss0fe '4@''
day, Oct. :. .s,,v OF.
po,sr CovrEr,-New Road, safafaa' =
!: N~ill,ansport, Monday, 9. u. TINS
WEST FFG1ctA.A.-st. FIanc'ssiiisp; ,..,1,.
dav, Oct. Il Whitsekers Springs,
u EA<r Decentralization, THURSDAY "
.; ClintoAs Saturday, H..
Very truly yours, 3,
Els /, Univ 9Th.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-12

THE BEnrou DEMOCRACY AND BucHaHt&.
The Benton Democracy met IN ST, Louis,
on the 18th rltimo 10 ratlfy the nomination
Of Buchanan. Benton made & speech. Ac-
cord,ng to the Democrat, ten Thousand men
were present, and great enthusiasm manlieS-
ted. On the contrary, the Republican and
Jntelligencet states that the affair was d
grand hzzle, and assert that not over fifteen
hundred persons were present,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-12

WASHINGTON, July S.-The Senate passed
Il bill appropriattng funds for the Improvement
of the mouth of the Mississippi orerthe Presl-
dents veto, by a vote of3t TO r.
Mr.. Brooks was tried to day for assault on
Summer and fined s~300.-Ga=ete.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-12

pBrxrsvr YOUR HEALrH.--f" M NJ
ron a medical journal IS n'oss .saas5 Il.
onnortune advice, and though B.aa
Nav York, will do equally wen !"
Rouge: uersoa =
Il should be the care Of eveay ,se,r bY
,raserve the several functions ,,op tba,
P, p,s .aIi tone e disease falls frst , s III
whose organism is already cpsri Wi
through their own neglect. ,[nresi.s. 1T
arainst constipation and is opfs sresa aT
nothing ind,gestibIe. Avoid ~ INIT. Pa
half matured vegetables ana i the ".
s |ai, attention to the cleanli ness besih y
s, :. Of Your bodies; and above al ,a,ds All ,
wa"r h. house early--and do i 1 hasits' vi .
E5 Flea simple diet, regular aalas. y
form the strongest protection IN tel vhs'
rnming EPIDEMIC. As ne nan IN he is "
tbe '' arTow of death may fall H;,' arlls,.
wlse.t who first puts hls .oasS
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-12

Way DON'T THE DO 1T.-Why don't these
emigrant aid societies in their horror for the
crime Of pologamy, send old bachelors to
utah-B +. Butler at Fanneul Hall.
1t is proposed to send one old bachelor
Buchanan-up salt river next fall, but Salt
Lake will do just as well. Any way 10 &C
comlnodate.-Er.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-12

RErrpIArEs THE PLArFoaM.-Hon. /. NJ.
morrill,, Of Aqasta' President Of the last Sen
ate Of Maine has renowned his connexion
vithOe democratic party. having written
to the State COMMITTEES OF which he is a
member his population oftl- platform adopt
cd at Cincinnati
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-12
~Buchanans Chances.

The following lcttrr Nr lahe i':t' VIC
New orleans CyeAc,u} IF the 9Th lis. "hicf'
argues with a great de.l Il judgement, '"T
chances Of Mr.. E,ynt>.>> success, ne
letter il we'll a prr.>ai and 50 commend
It 10 our readers
E4stgrs Cyrxrrak-l ha"" read with care the
editorial article IN the it",'t OF tAe tn INST
81. ,he subject Of the Presidential election m
which il Is shown shat Mr. Eitaanan @A"n"t
t.. elected bv the pcoplr or the House % KEEP
rr,putatIvrs. should Tie election 30 be!o-t
that body,
The >ah,rcs j. bccomingof deep interest as
,gr period nf election appro2trnateS, D"f no
where /, II entitled 10 the same protoun" coli
~,tpr,ttnn a. here in the South. lhe most
linaortaut ut or peculiar institutions is deep
" .~lvuiyrI ~ the result OF our nallona' eirc-
irons : and. howcver nurf 1t hehooFes rs 10
~ watrhjuI on all occasions, at thIs moment
na Shntid be even more "dtchLui than ever.
piuog9a to invite the attention OF youI
readers fou bret statement ul ltcts through
Four coEuluIas.
W~hn1cr!s elected President by the REQ
ole must uut4in oua hun@gg4 and fort lime
vote. out Of t~o-hHntrc:t and nu'el}-aiN-
The ya,4 ul the slave states Is one hiHafe4
atd tvrnl.-tIra, Of the tree states one nun
tra,I ,tA ,rvrut,-slx. Give all the slave
States f. Mr.. Eucuanaa. and give MIN Penn.
,.3ran,a also -vrntv->eyrn .o,esl yet he Is
..t rIps ,rd. But this IL not alt. There ae
several slave States }vhlch he caanot get,
w U~~lawu4r. Kentucky Tennessee. Lou
t.,,:a .nJ Missouri. Where two setts Of Dem
. ~r.r.lg, ~elrr.oI, are no<s IA the Held Fhese
>.qtr- them increase tae difficulty Of his
] -~trr..sn. and p. becomes grrcsl>tahty clear,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-12
Clinton. La. July 9Th,

r.rr THE CHILDREN slss.-1he ea.'s
the American Magazine, III speaking
music, says ! .h.v eaa,
An children can learn to sing i s TX, .haiN
mence in season. IN Germany ssans. Ii
is taught to useo'ts voice w1al,e ! rssdl
their Schools, all ioin in sinslns' y J IL ststI
exercise. as much as they a.sa hnrebes singh;
OF geography and N 'isis e'a that sits spg'
is not confined to the cAoii, corner d tSs
from the others, perhaps IN o.e a. ii iaeeaf
soSs:' ss s15 t to God 1 iron. . 's every e.. !, =. ~ .
f "a s5 1}is5saS to t the en- 1$Iisb .I.a , ,na r.,ssa = =
finsnr snG IN f s"pofsssias pulmonary sss, ss' @sg !.
G Gri 5las., seldom die of eot.nH'p'''A
that they we're always singing
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-12

thu relief ii Il" >'a.aI r.aH.e.>" of louisiana.
Whsca. - L. peit"'e4s VII! "-eet ZIG "'J@t'
yo@ laVc'1 'ie".
Ae}" ne Ao@"- 10 ~
YOU y1glIeDt seFrt
'1th>
S' ~
ton J0"F >-'h1~s~
l.. &. >-Ha'e, Washington. - {.
lis Objects ti al.1" Te>ee.>. ~lt.4oU! 4sop-
ping. tn proceed - 0f"e = transfer car@oeS OF
t2ar caae 10 tUe plantations HGcge tAey are
u Ae r>ed
Taeie being g oh5ect'om. :nc mint tesot@-
tiou vas reaj The second tame, ant co"s:s3sf-
eI a. IN Committee ot the Whole. II pro-
poses 70 authorize The collector At Ne" Or
!eaa>. under regulations . be prescribed by
the Secretary 0; The Treasury, 70 al1o" YES
sets wholly laden with sugar cane imported
and entered At that port - Be used as seed,
to proceed without breaking bulk to the plan
t~at.ous Oh the navigate waters Of Louisiana,
to which Tie caI ,oes may be designed. Inc
collector -, however, to designate an insPe~-
tor 10 accompany the vessel t. her deSJt.a-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-12
JULY IL, 1856.

u DR.. i. f. DoussAs, an old and highly
respectable citizen Of our parish, died on the
9Th inst, after a long and lingering Illness.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-12

The CAUSE OF THE FLoop N FRAxcE.-
The Archbishop Of Lyons has issued a man.
date, ~ which he attributes the Inundatiou
10 the violation IN bis diocese ii lie law Of
he church respecting the observance Of the
Sabbath
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-12

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States Seha'f'
a-. II - - d.. 1r~.e4 -Tha
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.,;"a -. .s.ff ,.I I'm <c,,thara inter.
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- '1 49, W.: r,rn;,r,, r.rvantion o.+ n,
- ,a.. .x,-ars,rr NJ * ,rrfarprre and
WE wac +pa 'n.t.r 81 .rant,nca al
~ ~on5''. .t,~ ~ r,.E Monument W. agala j
,..rri ,o~aly .1yzn.as the Iartrina !
IFrS"'. -, 49, s,v.-r, s,,ty So detrimental b.
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l. nor.s.. ,Na.1 u~s,7'Iv corgraya+e
0'''' y ,,,,a ,r.r' a,.-4 AID the rol,,;ra'
wa S.."'" ,,t~-. 49,. ,,,.~o lsyaIa3 arc
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u. 49, .7.oE+ Use hut trp nsensh-
-. .r-og.r. AL ,rsia. ts.,rt Hsa,
49,, l,.. ha,n ra3nral y, i7E. shelter. AMI ]
~s tl,-- ra.,aat are ,,y- ,a5rsyirg az
49, L.-o1a.s al Tacreatlyr ar,.l7asfnr, u:
.. .u-E|n, flo ~a.le,ra< af." xrn1.aunfratiou /
,~".- n,r ta.~.nt heads. The fiat has gone
~ u. -. ;r.,-li~*ei Hear .aa a.ryrp.
IVA wan ofr friends that the Delta !,
- We ,,+ars.t NJ orr ..,rs,arn+.-
. ,tanIs .bs Dao,a~a.;r rar,y evil and
H#- soa-anl that all a. statements are u
De- taken rs a'ssIss ~ s,'o'.~, ~, ~ - =
De"!3c''S,S 11I'L'%S'41s' :. c,I,,,I,.
on |''5 l~T -" KIM as. - ~,,
tr% 10 10 ''7'' a.. ..'~ r.te ,I..
We va" - " 49, 81 ,ot
.o' ''r P''te59'' -
@irft '''stt5 - r,+
i"'s - L. 81, ,rG,Ia
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III ma d ga 80 . t X ~
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l4"5e' 1"as 1~S1 a., ~ ;,uJa
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fflHleaIs anu iis1lnetsise go ~ 1|an"
*l'.. "A'Sn .'e - : 80, :. a q aiI s,rS a.
41e''"% Il Jo1' '-' - s.~s a. - - -
! iut;.1:late Us into acgulesca ia views which
we Lave reason 70 believe bota false and IL
a. 'o"s' sII % 80 ro,4.,oe Do
go ~ - ma s-a~sa 49, t,4 valuable
- H. .arc,yr 80 mpa, ~nntrgversIlixtx who
I.srort frntT "a suf'serve marty cr4<, and
,,h,., ,r~,y,nsa i only eraaGf.H av Their
.,,.f,.r- lEa- Lr,,, orr Tssas ut alyeY-
,,z;r. se4 ~ h,na Wal aas .ssr.art . aratu-
,,,ns ,r.;rs ), fr,srra
W.'~tr,. ,.-s-z .rve- n.r-evs4.rr tna ran
.,I flo ~ Naa.,.r,,;r ;,nT ntT.rn NAV sub
..rfrp ..~thoagb Il MAJ he thograt treason
,,,rr +han ;t1@.f a. I'M -7ats fknf Mr. Rucb-
o~an 9orn;rts stsnpria2lv ~ taa lad;esl be-
~.~l. h. r,,,',. holm i. or that he ], not a
f,an,,hi j., r;r+,a a, s4ot;s IN haa,,+w ar an
s,,Il, IN gon;,..-ws .r,,l r~aat;nne our in.
,o, t.nt s,,rrsa. aJ,,r.t.g nsinr;oreS but
1r~~,iav +, ha tha I,ve If 1artv Whilp the
G,m-;ar ; or~ar5rjn~ d. t.at far - narty, we
sh,l, ha hnH,hfv -eaIars r, keen alive the
,..xt,i tIaraa ofa true faith and when it
'S-T La~n-..4 ID, an 49, ali ,,ar +he
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-03
Important to MiIlers!
NEW MACHINERY I

have put up and am now using L. & J. NJ.
Ciarkc's Patent Mill, (patented June, 1854, \
which will grind 10 bushels per hour at an orji.
nary run the whole machinery being comprised
in space Of "a by feet, all within tho imme.
diate notice of the miller ,--burr, boiling chest,
and all. The burrs now used are only SO inch
es. This is great Improvement on all devices
for the manufacture OF Flour hitherto in use,
and the entire machinery can be put I'd in any
Mill for about the expense incurred by getting
a Millwright to repair the old style mills. Mill.
ers and those about to put up Mills, are invited
to call at Morgantown Mills, and witness and ex-
anime the operation of Clark's Patent, before
wasting money in putting up the supertiuous 10
pondages of the old FIGURING Mills.
! have purchased the right Of said Patent for
the counties OF Monongalia, Preston and Marion,
and will sell individual or district rights to suit
purchasers. JAMES S. CRAIG.
Morganto,cn Minis, February 90, 1856,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-03
SUITS TO ORDER
NJ. HAYES, Merchant Tailor

OLD STAND, wALNU T STREET.
piea MORGANTOWN, VA.
have just received and opened out, at my
Clothing & Gentlemen's Furnishing Emporium
choice assortment of fashionable q seasonable
CLorHs, beautiful and cheap;
CAssIhEREs, fancy, neat and plain, Il
CAssIsErrs, stout for men and boys;
VEsrISos, all varieties Of style and price very
pretty, fashy or plain. H ~
Shirts, Shanghai and stand up Collars
Neck Handkerchiets, Stocks, &C.; ~
Pocket handkerchief, &C., &c.; 4s4 H
Gents Lambs-wool Socks, very nice;
Kid and warm-lined Gloves, nice for sleighing
or outdoor promenades. $50
TRIMMINGS OF ALL SORTS.
To my Fall assortment for 1856, / respectful
~ invite the attention Of purchasers, old and
new customers, assured that nay stock is such
us cannot fail to please every tasto and fancy.
Call and see, for charge nothing for showing
goods, and will not be displeased If l fail to
SUIT you and you do not buy. 4
continue, as heretofore, to make to order all
Kinds OF Gentlemen's outer garments; and hav-
ing received the latest fashions and the goods to
correspond, am ready to wait upon customers
to their entire satisfdction. M. HAYES.
Morgantowh, Nov. 3, 1865. aHs
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-03
MorgantoWn Mills.
JAMES s. CEsAIG.

HAVING extended his lease OF the MORGAN
HI town FIGURING Mill, bolo nging TO Mr.. John
koyers, takes pleasure In informing the public
that by heavy outlay he has emoaoIied IN.
Machinery In said Mill, and Is now prepared TO
make tho best srticle Of Flour and plenty OF il.
Being now fully prepared to max o good work /,
by additions TO machinery and conveniences,
shall spare no pains TO render general sstisiac.
ton. Customers may always DO promptly sup.
Piled with Flour ,--either Family, Snpertine or
Fine, TO order. Customers bringing their w heat
with them can have /, ground promptly, or can
have It exchanged for Flour to suit their conve.
niencc. My aim is to accommodate and to rem
der satisfaction to all.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-03
HEAR THE OLD PATRIOTS.

TO Agsns, the insious wiIcs OF Forotgu influence
corivrs you 10 believe me, the jealonsy
OF Free People ought to DO constantly awaket Is one
WASHINGTON.
- IL is time that we should become little more
meHcanized ind Instead of feeding the Puupers and
ourselycs--JACksON.
W. hope we may ind some means In future of
commercial or IN whatever form !, may be attempted
wsh there We're Of Fire between this und the
old worla.--JEfFERsoN. ~
w ever the Liberties Of this country are DESTROYED
LA FAYETrE. "
~ Foreign Influence Is a Crecian horse to the Re
MADISON -
~ There is an imperative necessity for reforming
Naturalization Laws of the Y. S,stcs.--wE Err.
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A good qatured Landlord. sold
Dad" was the familiar title by which
was generally known the eccentric land
lord Of the hotelin Lowvillc, New York.
He was a good, easy soul--honest and
MISUNDERSTANDING to be cheated
once in while rather than be always
looking out for rogues. Hence it was
not very hard matter to impose on
him, and many were the bad bills with
which he was "stuck" in the way of
trade by his travelling customers. In
deed, he would take almost anything
that was offered him in the shape of a
bill, saying that bad money was about
as good as any, as somehow it woudn
stay in his pocket.
Once however he took V which
stuck to him like plaster. The more
he tried to get rid Of it the more he
couldn't. He had paid it out several
times, but it came back as often, re-
turned as "bogus." At length tray
clcr, with whom he was acquitted, stop
ped for dinner on his way to Utica, and
it occurred to old Dad that his bill
might ego" down there, and stepping
into the dining room with it, handed
it to his guest, asking him to put it off
son the first old fool he met" and he
would allow him one-balf the amount.
The guest took it and promised to do
as well with it as he could, and account
for it on his return. On his way back
from Utica, he called, and old Dad as
kcd him where he had put out the bill
as he had got it again, but could not
for the life Of him tell where it had
come from.
"Why " said the friend, "you told
me to put it of on the first old fool i
saw, and so | paid you for my dinner
with it," ...
The old fellow acknowledged himself
sold, and after paying his guest the
half according to promise, and giving
him his dinner besides, insisted that he
rad five dollars worth of wisdom out Of
,he operation.
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