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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-22

A LARGE Hay FIELD-Mr. Guthrie, Of
Chicago, Illinois has one field of $50 acres nf
hay enclosed with good pine board and cedsr
post fence. He is cutting from other fields
at least 1000 acres besides and expects 70
cut and press this year, 5000 tons of hay.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-22

of woful dishonor, not sufficient in the eyes Of
virtuous women. who are without pity for
this SHINING Mogdalen?
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-22
: l5%Gy A0 0NS.
a. Y. CONRAD,
I'M OIL ID w | N q R

SO ESPECTFULLY informs the public that
Z q he has replenished his Store with an ex-
rellent ass prtment of New Goods just received
from Phlladelp phia, which he will sell on terms
as asnnahIe as any other establishment. His
assortment consists in part of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & SATTlNETT,
.Yinter Wears for men and boys, all styles and
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-22
G.adies Dress Goods.

Consisting of Black Silks, Merinos, Alpacas,
DE LANES, Calicoes, Ginghams, Muslins, Trim
mlngS, &c. :,
Also a fresh supply of GROCERIES OF all
kinns-
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HARDWARE and QUEENSWARE,

Celarware, Brooms. &c. Also a large assort-
ment of Boots and Shoes, suitable for Men Wo-
-nrSn aud Children. Hats and Caps, Silk Hats,
and al, goods usually kept in Country Store
All tsS< ahoye named sock of goods will be
sold positively at low prices for cash, or in ex-
change for country produce, at the highest
market price.
following Run, Nov. %, ls56.-Iv
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TRAVERSE JURORs-MAY TERM

Rlpom-MorTis Van BuSkirk
Briarereek-iIenry Rhtcnhouss, Henry Doak, John
Frris.
Bite enhrndet.
BGnton-Rie ha rd stiles, Joseph {. Hess.
Centre-John Pe ,ter Jacob Ihgenbuch
Catawis n--Dauiel Clay~Gll
GIoen " oOd- Abraham ureibelbis, Jacob ten
boulder.
Hem ock-Rcubcn Dogart.
JACK son-George FaTvcr, Tram Per-.
Locust IOhn H. lIrst J mas Der ningcr, q. c, II
wP1 Edwin John.
Niidlin-John Folk, Henry Belas, Thomas hten,
Hiram Freas
Mld,son--Nehcni1h Wcllivcr, Richard pemmt.
MountpIaasaut-John Sh ipman, Philip Crawford
Paul Kline,
Rnnrinrcreck-Willia liza m Dre shaoh
sc,tt -Reece Fairman, William Myers, Th homas
SchneidnaN, Willard Green.
SucnrIOar George Stecn1n.
DIDomsburg March p, 1851
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Thrilling Ro mance-Sold.

Some time since Cincinnati paper re-
ceived and printed the first chapter Of what
p romised to be thrilling romance, in the
expectation of being provided with the
concluding portions as they might be needed
The chapter was very ingeniously written,
and concluded by leaving its principal
character suspended by the pantsloons
from the limb Of tree over perpendicular
precipice. 1t attracted the attention Of
the press, and inquiries began to be made
concerning the continuation Of the story
and the fate of its hero. Day after day
the victimized publishers looked for the
remaining chapters, but in yain--they
never came to hand. Finding that they
had been sold, and wishing to put stoE
10 the jokes 'heir contemporaries were crack
ing at their expense, they briefly concluded
the story thus:
CHAPTER II,-coScLUsIoN.
After hanging to the treacherous linn
for four weeks, his pantaloons gave way
and Charles Melville rolled over the yawn
ing precipice. He fell distance of fv
miles, and came down with the small @
his back across a stake and rider fence
which SO Jared him that he was compelle
to travel in Italy for his health, where b
is at present residing. He is engaged !
the butcher business, and is the father oil
large family of children
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-02
GOOD ONE.

John b. Cough leetured in Cincinatu on
Friday night of last week. Here is one
Of bis anecdotes.
A long, Ieau. gaunt Yankee entered .
drug store and asked:
BE you the drugger'
Well, l 'spose SO, | sell drugs.
Well, hev you got any of this scsntin
stuff as the gals put on their hanke'chers'
q, yes,
Wall our Sails gwin to be married, and
she give me nine.penc and told me to
invest the hull mount in scentin stuff, SOS
to make her stink sweet, if could find
some to suit ; if you've mind lAJe smell
round.
The Yankee smelt round without being
suited until tke "drugger' got tired of him,
and taking down bottle of hartshOrn.
said:
I've got q scentin STUFF here that'n suit
YOU, A single drop on a hankercher viii
stay for weeks, and you can't wash it out,
but to get the strength of it you must take
good big smell.
| Is that so, misterf Wall, jest hold on
minnet, till l get my breath, and when
l say meow, you put it to my smeller. The
hartshorn, OF course, knocked the Yankee
down, as liquor has done many man,
Do you suppose he got up and smelt again
: as the drunksrds do ! Not he-but roll
) ing up his sleeves and doubling up his fists
he said You made me smell thai al
. tarnal everlasting stuff, mister, now l
make YOU smell violin,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-02
Select poetrp,
Spring is Coming.
BY DIR, J. HAYES,

BY DIR, j. HAYES,
Yes, the blue eyed Spring is coming,
From the balmy, sunny south;
See her sporting, skipping, running
Songs of joy are in her mouth
See her roll old Winters carpet,
White and fleecy, DER the plain;
Down the mountains, see her roll it,
To its frigid goal again,
See her opo the vale of pleasure,
As, with magic's fairy wand,
And restore the hidden treasure
Winter stole with ruthless hand;
While behind her groves are nodding,
Nodding in the silver sheen
And the purple bloom dotting,
Dotting DER the velvet green.
All around her vocal rivers,
Piping forth their merry song,
While the gushing streamlet quivers--
Dancing as it moves along
And troop of warblers singing
Notes ethereal on the plain;
While the echo music's ringing,
Ringlng in the chorus strain !
Spring is coming DER the mountains.
Laughing, frolicking and gayl
See her ope the summers fountains,
And with roses strcw the way,
All around her clouds of glory,
Paint the festooned, fringy trees;
While the youthful and the hoary,
Dance beneath the golden leaves
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-02
LIST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT
MAY TERM.

!. John Gerling ct AL Us, Charles 7. Mann.
Samuel L. McCullock ct nj. Us. SamuelF, He0dIey
William Rooms us. George l.. Kline ct al.
4 William Rooms rs. George l., Kline
Frederick Beat E1rs, Us Philip Wintersteen Ell !
Joseph Stackhouse RS Gilbert Fowler.
Z Jane NJ Bcrninger psW. a. Kline.
David Reinbold Us Aaron Woli.
Peter Appeman ct al. rs Leonard u rupert CT nl,
10 Mary VanslckIe ps Joseph Ruckle et al.
IL George Miller us Clotwnrthy Fisher
II George Miller Us Nathaniel Overdort
IL Peter Applcman US Leonard Rupert.
IA Thomas Parker John II Parker.
Is George l.. Kline Us Moses Cofman.
10 John Wagner Sally Wagner
II Susannah Hall ps Cemuei Henry.
ls Isnac Brown rs RobeuJ Lyon
10 william Robson ys Wilson Ager
90 Isaiah Shuman rs Jacob l. Shuman eta
81 Jesse Hicks Us Joseph kirkendat
81 Jacob Schuyler usWison Ager.
81 Nathan seeiy Us Daniel SpDncDbergs Admire.
"a Fletcher u Dodson ps William Long.
rs Ca,harine Tanner rs John ID Weaver.
90 Adam, Gable rs Eng c Fox, Admr.
~ William WIGHT Us Gordon X. Coil.
% nathan Masieller rs Stephen Baldy.
% Christian IIeist Us Daniel Gigger.
30 William Hopper ps Edmond Crawford.
81 George Fetterman Us Solomon Fettermnn.
- Mart in Mowrer US Thomas Stnckhnuse ct al.
80 Gilbert Fowler Us Daniel Fowler. EI.
"a George Moore ct nj rs David Lewis Ct al.
IS Daniel Kustenbnder rs David Hans.
81 Tt'ghman D. Suouse ct al rs John Iiess.
~ William Rlttpnhouse Us Samuel r. eadley,
10 James Ralslon Us James RllstOn, Jr Admir-.
40 Leauder w kaufma n, ct al Us LewisN Myers Ell a
Al David iIei debrant rs Beninmin Faux.
~ Rebecca Garrison us Alfred HOwrl,l
AZ DanIeI l.. Winicrsteen et nl rS Chr stan Sh
a William Robson Us William Edgar.
bloomsbury, March 90 1857
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and your venerated father for my guide,
We will have nothing to fear"
Ellen was softened, but she had often
heard that intemperance was an almost
incurable moral ma!ady, and this thought
steeled her heart against his eloquence,
and saved her from that most awful fate
a drunkard's wife. With her eyes blinded
in tears, she extended hor hand, and with
choked utterance, exclaimed, Farewell,
may God bless you, and enable you to
conquer your implsOable foe." Elton left
the place, and no tidings of him ever reach
ed her ears, though her prayers for his
welfare were constant as the return of
uight or the dawn of morning.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-02
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAs; the Hon, WARREN J, WOODWARD, Presi
w dent OF the Court OfOyeru md Terminer and 0e.
neral JailDevery, Court of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace and Court OF Common Pleas md Orphans Court
in the Twenty Sixth Judicial District composed off
counties of Columbia, Sullivan and WyOmin ng, nndthe
Hon JhoOB Evhss nnd PETER KLINE, Associate Judges
iu COLUMBIA county have ISSUED their precent, hearing
date the 1th day Of February in the year our Lord
thousand eight hundred aud fifty six and to me d
tected for holding Court of Oyer aud Terminer and
General Jail Delivery, General Quarter Sessions oihc
Peace, Common Pleas and Orphans Court in Blooms
burg In the county Of Counlbs on the first Monday,
(bcing the I'D day. Of May next and to continue one
week,
NoTIcE is hereby given the Coroner, the Justices
Of the Pence and Constabes Of the said county Of Co
lumbia that they be then and there in their proper
persons at 10 clock in the forenoon of said day, with
ihor records nqusiions and other remembrn noes 10
do those things which their Offices nppcrtBin TO be
done. And those that bound by recogniznnce, to
prosecute against the prisoners that are or may be in
the Jail of said county OF Columbia to and there
d prosecute them shall bejust. Jurors are request
ed to be punctual in tn ir attendance egrecaby to
their notices. Dated at bloomsbury. the 2eth day OF
Mach IA the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and y seven and in the slst year OF the In
dependence of the United States of America.
(God save the Commonwealth
STEPHEN II. MILLER, Sheriff.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-02
GRAND JURORS FOR MAY TERN

Ri arcreek-John Doak, Richard thompson.
Cpntra- Solomon Neyhnrd.
Chihwissa Charles krcigh.
Grecnwond-John Lemon, Geo Matters, Edwa I'd
A lbertsC n. "a job nsou Isaac Dewitt.
Iicmock- Peter hppleman.
LOcust-JOhn leager.
Mouulplcn sant-Jacob Goho.
MI Abraham Mos telitf. William " Bro
Name Da mel shumon.
Montour-Peter II lemLach
Madison - James Jonns. II, KeifcrA sSnish Jotn
swisher.
piur-AlbIt Hunter.
sco,t-John Trenbiy, Hartman G. Crsvel ns Jack
80 G;rrrcitOn,
SuzaIIonf-A Andrew Larbnc
Bloom sburg. March %, 1857.
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Ortaiual storp.
Written for the Democrat.
The Strength of Principle
BY KATE.

In beautiful but scquestered valley,
and short distance from the sloping mar
gin Of one of those placid streams which |
beautify and fertilze our country, sto ID
little cottage, almost hidden by the shrub.
berry in which it was embowered. The
dwelling, humble as it was, resembled a
diamond encircled with emeralds, as the
reflection Of the last golden rays of the
setting sun was sent brightly back from the
easements upon the grass-carpeted lawn
and tall lilac bushes. To the north rose a
mountain, exhibiting all the hues peculiar
to an American autumn, ,-beyond this
lowered chain, so distant as to resemble
q wreath of rapor losing itself in the misty
! blue Of the horizon. On the opposite
shore of the river stretched an immense
tract of prairie land, whose soft green
afforded u pleasant relief to the sombre
shade of the mountain. 1t was a lovely
spot, one on which Nature had showered
her gifts with lavish hand-at least SO
thought the two individuals who were en-
joying its beauties from the vine covered
porch of the cottage.
Ellen Osgood was the delight of her
fathers house. Her merry smile was ever
successful in driving every mark of care
from his brow or depressing thought from
his mind. She was pure, disinterested
creature, whose only aim was to tighten
the cares of those among whom her lot
cast; and admirably she succeeded, 70,
her home was rendered as bright and
cheerful as though sorrow existed but il
fancy, and had never cast a blight upor
the fair prospects of the inhabitants ot
earth, Alas, that so lovely scene shout
be marred by the hand of the spoiler
Henry Elton was the accepted lover o
Ellen. He was a young physician VIII
had just left college, where he had been
general favorite, and perhaps it was owin
to this that his moral character had be
come somewhat unsettled-for, in tryin
to please all, he was obliged to assimilat
himself in some degree with the habits {
those with whom he associated, and il is
fact long since established, that all are NJ
purely moral in these institutions. H
manners were pleasing, and he possesse
conversational powers of the highest orec
He was engaged at the time our tale con
mences, in pleading with Ellen to shortC
in in the period of their engagement, and, fro
Sc the gratifed expression Of his handson
face, spectator might have inferred tn
his plea was successful. The preparatio
for the approaching wedding were rapid
progressing, when, one day as Ellen W
l. seated at her work near an open windo
- but concealed by luxuriant honeysuck
that shaded it, she heard Caesar, an o
, servant, say to some one beneath: swat
,,n R nice gemman Massa Harry is. Pity
.Go ,ES drinks so much, but den its de only fal
,ho he has,"
are The color left her check. Could it
zen, that her hearts idol was drunkard! S
had no other foundation for belief th
- the gossip Of an old servant. She l
s"' never known him to be guilty Of the slig
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-02

MAN HUNG BY A MOB - The Ohio
Statesman, says that Edward HAWKINS,
who last month shot and killed james Nj.
Land and Jesse Arvine, sheriff and con-
stable of Estill county, KY, was taken at
his fathers in Adams county, Ohio, and
lodged in the Jail of Estill county, KY
On Sunday, the surrounding inhabitants
assembled together, broke into the jail
carried of Hawkins, conveyed him to the
] spot Of the murder, and there hung him,
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a@- /" like you," said a girl to her
suitor, but l cannot leave homej l am
widows only darling; no husband can
equal my parent in kindness"
"She is kind" replied the wooer; "but
be my wife; We will live altogether, and
see if don't beat your mother"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-02
PUBLIC NOTICE FOR LICENSES.

n in Columbia county have flcd their several petit
tons in the Cou' of Quarter Sessions Of the said
county for tavern license in their respective town
ships, which said petitions Will be presented 10 the
and Court, Monday. the 4th day of May next, OF
which all persons interested will hereby take notice,
the licenses for the County OF COlumbin. will be
granted on Wednesday. the 9th day OF May neIi al
o'clock 7. NJ.
Oliver A. Jaeoby, Bloom.
Joshua WOmeI, CUnyngham.
william Long, FishlnEcTeck.
Thomas Connolly, Berwick
Franklin Shuman, Roarngoreek.
John Linden, BiarcTeek.
Jonn J. Stiles, Benton.
Peter Shng, Scott.
Isaac Rhodes. Locust.
Joseph II, Long, do.
Isanc Yeter, MIME.
Samuel Andrews, do.
w. A. Kline, Greenwood
Frederick Nicely, Berwick.
KiefTeI Smith, Jerseytown.
Samuel kOstrnbordeT. Cuitawissu.
Enoch Howell, Scott.
Daniel l.. Everhart, Light Street.
Samuel McIIenTy, Benton.
Richard Plummef, Bloom.
Samuel Everett, Orange,
Peter 7. Kline, do.
! George l.. Shoemaker, Ilemlock
Peter BillineyeT, Bloom.
! David Miller. BriarcrceE,
John l., HURT. Locust
James Freeze, Bloom.
! William Hutcnson, kountplensup,.
! Jacob Good, Orange.
! Christian Shuman, beaver.
/ john Keller, Nliiilin.
, John Leacock, BIoomsburg.
Jacob Dyer, Cnttawissa.
I Daniel McilenIy, Fishihgc creek,
| Samuel tlarman, Centre.
| Stephen Wolf, Store, Mihiin.
John ShaTpless, Store Chtav 1850
| Frederick q. Eyer, Store, do.
lshac X. Swcpenheiser, Nmip
Store License,
stephen Wolf Mifhin township
II. B. W. Vauawker, (rcstauraI = Scott.
The following persons have filed their petllions
the sana court fir license TO keep an eating house
restaurant in their respective townships anu lhe
petitions III be presented and acted upon at tho sau
| lime with tn ose for tavern licenses.
| Mary HOlmes, FishingcTeek.
! TIC Else & q 4 Wilson, Bloomsbury
i Joseph W HendershUt, do.
| Ca rOlina Clark, bloom,
| Jab Gensel & John EngO d,CHttaNissn.
Hiram SmetheTs, ReTwiCk.
4 JACOB EYERLY, CLERK
7 BoOmsburg, April IL, 1857.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estnte nf EGinh Prize decM.

LS1U1e q EN7UN I7Kce, NC u
I ETTERS of Administration on the
JEsthte of Elijah Price, late of Locust township
Columbia county, deceAsed d. have been granted by the
Sister OF Columbia county, 10 ID avid nrinbod W Do
resides ~ said Locust township, and F. Price, who
resides in Ashland. SehuyIkill county, all persons
having claims against the estate Of the dccedent
requested present them to the Administrator with.
out DELAY, and all persons indebted 10 make payment
forthwith. DAVID RElNBOLD,
J. PRICE,
April 10, 1876 Adm'rs
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GLIDING JoIGE, BOARDS AND sCANTLING. for
- sale hy II W W. n CRHAFf'
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3 NB.-There are so many ignorant and worthless IS
Quaeks advertising themselves Physicians, running
the heath OftIe already afflicted, that DR., Johnston
deems il necessary TO say, especially to those unac.
quanted with his reputation that his credentials and
diplomas a ways hang IN his Othce
aFTAKg NoTIcg,-Al II letters must be post paid, aud
contain postage stamp for the reply, or noanswer
vii be sent
January II, 1857.
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(God save The Commonwealth
STEPHEN II. NJ tLLER, Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21

REno,AL.-We uotice that our friend
THEo. GOLDMAN, Lac removed his jew
e!ry establishment from the basement Of
the Harvey House, TO Lafayette street,
next door to Bog-t's Drug Store. Having
a leisure moment yesterday, we called III
upon him, when we found him hard a
work as u>ua! to supply the wants ofLj
numerous customers. An inspection oi
his showcases satisfied US tina, he has
now on hand one Of the mos, EXTENSIVE
self c,ious Of magnificent ~jawelrv ever
hrough, to Baton Rouge. His terms are
always moderate and he endeavors in AL
cases 10 make purchasers satisfied. Call
and examine his stock for Yourselves.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21
From the Advocates tsffa % wednesday,
Arrival or THE TEXAS.
Important from Nicaragua
R VICTORIES y

utw GRlrASs, february 1.-The
steamship leyss ia. just arrived mere
VII, late da,e, from Nicaragua.
Colonel, lita- aud Lockrlds re had pro-
SEEDED up he r,y"r aui attacked 5oo
~. R5cat> at Ctdy's Point, (nonth
the ~>~rpaquay aud defeated u.e'n
with . Isrgr los. lie American los
wigs jrlfln g.-ine stea'nets machinery
4.4tioe our uf order. thy returned to
LHenta Arenas tor repairs. she ha'i
s,sG4u back, after repairing ahi mere 10
ptIe doubt but The Ana.tr.tt'> WI he Ia
tutt p.,s,,~,on II the aver III 4 week.
D.les from Walker % the 81. had
been received bs the Orlz.na from Ian"
TIA. The eueuoy under G:tt. t<has, FAD
.lpvarsi near X vas, bat had been df',1
eli back. -
On the 2uth ut, Gen. iirnntngsett
WITH a torc- Of 100 hundred tlen, A.
lacked 1902 9; rrr enemy al -. "e
IRVING tIletn from their position aud tlh
iee,tttl. upon k,vas.
NaGk,r~ whole free at kiv.s, is 1900
men. 400 ii whom are III tor duty.
li4.y are IN excellent health aud spirits,
WITH provision and ammunition t. last
three iurut =.
Z. :. Private dispatches 10 the agent
II the Associate Pres, date! G~reytnwu,
lou inst. rm tiun the above ue~s.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21

Look TO YOUR LEyEEs,-Lsst Snring
the general sup osition was that VIZ
would have unusually high water, hu,
fortunately such was not the case. There
10 every reason to believe that If we do
not have a food this spring, we will have
the river up as high as any Of our coast
friends would like TO see It. We ba
noticed IN many plac S along the coast.
alone IN our parish. tia, the levees
were sadly in want Of repair. ard va
think now willie there is time, ,ha, every
attention should be pad to putting them
IN such order as to resist any ~encroach-
ments Of the father Of waters, That NO
shall have a flood there is not: the ,|iybt
est doubt, as every Western paper we
receive Is filed with accounts Of the az.
sereEitr e He winter ami IN :,
have already taken place which
have caused considrrabI. damage, and IN
some instances attended with loss nr 10,
Our friends along the coast will, tala
warning IN Time and act a~ccor6jneIy
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21

A LI11LE Byor.-Our fneni H. 7.
WADDILL. Of Chuich street, has recently
fitted up next door to his Drug Store,
one o. the pre'tiest little Pesfumery bs-
sarr's, We have ever seen. It is well
worthy Of a visit, especially from the
ladies, as everything coming under the
head Of Perfunery can be found there.
Il would take up more room than We
have to spare, TO enumerate all the fan
cy and e.qisite Extracts and PommaAes
which fill the shelves and counters. bui
any one visiting this little Byou, and moi
buying something, has no st, for h.
oder!tarous, and is unworthy of the
sense Of smelling.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21

DAMAGE BY FHE>nEr.-!ti is estimated
that the damage caused by tie f~resllrt
IN The Hudson nver at Albany, New
York, on the 9th inst,, will nount to
100000, Tie water rose three feet
higher than was ever before known, food.
ing the entire lower part of the city. one
propeller caught fire from Il 6 slacking Or
lime, and WAS sunk, and it WAS supposed
tia; several lives were lost thereby.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21

L~RGl-LArCRs oF Missouri From tn.
st. Louis Republican We Learn, the cit,
# 81, Lous h1s recently heen f~-astIng
thr Governor. and members af / { T.eg
'~sia'ure. rto were sleeialiy Invited t.
partake, IN a body, Of the io>ptaEi,ip~
Of the city. There were 500 guests
"eat"d at the tal,Ie, which Was spread
IN til. Varieties Theatre. Tie whole At
fare is represented to have been ON \
scale Of naguIticence never before vii
Messed in tia, great city.-Many nar,i
otto speeches were made and rDtcl, rood
ie"tIng prevailed, Several hundred .di-,
were allowed seals IL the spcon.. aud
third tier Of boxes, whvrr lltey could s..
aud br trmDtal. a, was their old mo.brr
I've, but no allowed to TASTE.
ihl" REMINDS Us that eur own Lerisla
tire had a fine time Of il lg>t wax i,
our " great city Of NV Orleans. Tl,.
difference beng only in this-our mem.
h"rs Invited tn m~seises, we mean thos.
who went, and eat fine dinners, and a;
tended the theatres. &c. bur All a their
own expense Or to the profit and loss
account Of the banking and other ip,t,.
tot'ons IN the city Gazette oad Comet