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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-03-20

NEW WHOLESALE
I'D q c. 8 IL @ EgR1S
]. SPENCER 1H0MAs,
No. 26, South Second Street, Philadelphia,
Importer, Manufacturer, aud Dealer in Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Acids, Dye Studs,
Paints Oils, Colors, White Lead,
French and American White Zine,
Window Glass, Glassware, Var
nshes, Brushes, Instruments,
Ground Spices, and all 9TH
er articles usually kept
by Druggists, includ
ing BoraX, Indigo,
Glue, Shell
lack, Potash sc. &c. sc.
10 All orders bv mail or otherwise prompt
ly attended to. Country merchants are invit-
Cd TO call and examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Goods sent to any of the
Wharves or ralgead stations. Prievs low and
goods warranted. March ID, 1856-ly
Bazin's & Lubin's Extract for the Handker-
chief, Cologne Water, sc. for sale at Dr. Har-
ry's Drug Store.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
THE undersigned have just opened their usu-
al supply Of
SPEEHEG & sU73NEG eaOODS,
and will take pleasure in showing them, to all
who may favor us with call Great bargains
will be offered for Cash, aud all kiads Of Conn-
try prodnce-or to punctual customers credit
OF SlX months will be given.
A. B. CRAMER s. co.
Bedford, May ., 1886.
~ Adams s Co. have established their Ex-
press on the H. s. B. 7. R. R. and appointed
G. w. AsHcoN, Esq, agent at Hopewell.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-03-20
Mars. =. Ne Potts

I'VE q so FSs GA9 q SGEi9
HASiust returned from the City with an as
sortment Of fashionable WINTER GOODS,
such as Velvet and Satin Bonnets, Ribbons,
Plumes and French Flowers, CIoaks and Tai
mahs. FuFs Of all kinds. An elegant assort-
ment of
DRESS GOODS,
French Merlnoes,
Coburg Cloth,
English Merino,
Plaid Cashmere,
French Merino Robes,
Chintz Robes,
Childrens' Hats and Bonnets.
Goats and TaInabs,
French Worked Collars,
Kid Gloves and Hosiery,
Ladies' Boots and Shoes,
Heeled Caters,
Misses and Childrens' Boots and Shoes
Also a general assortment of all kinds of
GOODS.
French and English FANCY GOODS.
Nov. 6, 1856.
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ST. Nicholas Hotel,
riRN DOR SlLB.

A FARM, containing 200 acres, more or less,
in Franklin County, Pa, is offered for sale.
Particulars can be had by inquiring Of the sub
scriber in Bedford.
VALENTINE STECKMAN.
Nav I6, 1856
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-03-20

TOOTH ACHE.-Persons are not general
" aware tbat Dr.. Kpyser's Tooth Ache RENE
dy, prepared by him at l+0 Wood Street, Pitts
burg, Pa. and for sale al Rupp < Oster's in this
place will stop Immediately an aching tooth.
Whoever tries it will be convinced.
Dec s, 1884.
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70 BIZ H4D IT DR.. N.4RRYS.

Essence Of jamaica Ginger, which should
have place in every family, for sale at Dr.
Hary's.
Country Physicians can have their orders
filled at CITY prices at DR.. Harry's
Bedford, Dec 5, 1886
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HDE. Ba g. HARRY

RESPECTFULLY tenders his professional SER
vices to the citizens Of Bedford and vicinity.
Office and residence on Pbt-Street, in the
building formerly occupied by Dr. John Hofus.
June "a, 1853
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w charges are as I0,I0Ws:
FRANCIS E. ARMSTRONG.

NN NiIN =. J NNTE EO.NI.
REFERENCE b. Cramer, Daniel Wa-ha-
bau4h, and O. E. Shannon.
Nov. IS, 1SJ6-3m.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-03-20
JUST received, at REEDS New Store, lars
ard we'll assorted stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GcoDe,

Oct. 10, 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03
A cAMP MEErING INCIDEnr,

correspondent, Of the Pittsburg Adyo.
cate, IN some "reminiscences Of the late John
A Collins, gives the following:
On the last night Of tho camp m Getting
Tor Berkeley circuit held At a place called
Green Spring, Va in the year ls4O, youuR
hrother-sinee gone TO his reward uus
preaching With great point aud power
Collins observed when she intensity Of feel.
ing on the ground had reached it's elimAx
and knowing that the brother would uuder
stand bis motive, spraug to bis fee, and cal.
led out Il vaat two or three able bodied
men TO take hold Of that altar aud tear n
down, and every sinner on this Rround who
desires salvation 10 come aud kneel whers.
ever be can hnd = place In an instant
several stalwart mountaiueers seiIea the Al
tar, aud IL yielded With orash The eject
was eisotrioal there vas Ii erally a rush 70
ward the stand The scene vas aEfully ylo
rious The brilliAnt pine kuot camp ir,..
as they glarei up On tbe grand old oass re.
yealsd beneath their waving b,ughs not on
ly the spacs which had recently been inelo
sod by the altar fencing but all arouad the
spot where the altar bad been aud far Nd in
the congregation, men aud women fallen a,
the slain ia baltic, as0aIzing iu prayer At the
benches aud the ROOFS of trees
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03
SMALL nrGISsISG 0F GREATNESS,
Ever yours,

The little cid house ib Rue yic,oire pa,
is, occupied by Bousparte, when still bu,
ueneral Of the army Of Italy. has iast been
torn deWn A writer thus describes the
internal economy
on The ground door bat projecting some.
what from the house proper vas a lit,l.
tent shaped dining room, built under the di
rectIon Of Josephine, who herself planned
From the diuing room you enter a plain
saloon which conducted to another NOR, ar,
nate 10 the rear Of the building. that served
as sort OF council chamber. The ground
color OF this last was green. the frirIe orua.
mented with allegorieal figures ia the style
OF David, designed, indeed, by that great
artist In these two rooms the iliustrious
generals ef the army Of Italy afterwards 70
become princes, marshsls, king. aud iuKrates.
we're accustomed to meet either ia orual
council or for private Conversation. On the
hrs' story, you entered first q plain saloon
whieh separated the chamber Of Napoleon
from that Of Josephine. The latter wa.
adorned With much taste and elegance and
con,tasied strongly with the former. which
exhibited Spartan simplicity. the bare
walls being relieved only Ly figures Of Etrus.
can vases. and sa eagle Hita thuade,boIl
The chamber, like that Of josephine. was in
.he form Of 4 semi circle IL was here that
Bohaparte decided upon the cup aefai Of
the 18th Of brumire In the second story
were several smaller rooms, iu enc of which
Napoleon had little study IL was 10 thi.
he vas accustomed to retreat when be would
pursue hls thoughts or labors alone aud an
disturbed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03
re AaT.R NI-ITING.

The art Of Visiting says the Boston Post.
- well worth a special treatise Whom 10
NIsit-whsn TO visit--h0W long 20 visit
tbesS would form the staple Of useful s,s.y.
II any body would taks the trouble 20 write
Il elsyerly. Some people Yisit aearly all
the tiue aud 50 waste their own lives and
their friends. substance some rarely visit
at all, aud so deuy themselves aud their
Ds'ghbors oue Of the greatest pleasure. Of
social existence Some people make their
visits 20 short that they are uol worth the
trouble they cost others stay - long tlat
the visit boeomes q 'VisitaiItn like fever
or famine IA use - aiWAys essential 20
e1esilence IA any art only those wh5 have
ecrtain amount of practise know bow 90
visit 20 u: while those who visit too mach
sin 10 another way, aud become bad visitors
from impaic6ec aud careiessness But We
are uritiDg the essay which We began by
simply suggesting and Sill sbiy add. ia
e,uclusion. that al rules mast vary more or
less With tho character of she visitor A
the Old ePiKrsm says
lvhai .s'irs - ~sIeuug woald rrrs
kyas frtsrds % 80 csrh fsf Z ffss
Aaf Ysf uhzt ucssafss vlala Z paF
" soHf Hasd siasys stsy HssY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03
aAlf.naa NAna.

jim STATED - be ffisu3s tkat bsy hsd
sniy lest sns man % tks paasses Ne esF
psatsF sbs fsu overheard aad 80 arsHb.
det bat 81 81 sas going ever ths shirs
side osught bai3 u ~ gfisastass sua pui.
isi " sifa klm ist1 fhs 20 AfeF thsT ne
sshls- hay So kaeekiaF fuss ~ fte stsiss.
sod lsi tbe hsfc a fsii ists fhs vatsf A
fsw days ister thsy eaafht shsis asa o.
saltine area its bsilg fsspa tts ssfaeatss
iasiss stafpssiss be kstebsi % ttt efisa
sfansf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03

Wsa / recall tbe stories of tuy frionds I
could cell you volumes Of tragedies Oas
loved mai3eu znd va loved "a fstarD /.
but hs sas poor sbs sas rich Psrsuts
aad rrlatipus dsspissi bin sod two hearts
we're broken Why Bscaus- % Has thought
q wisf1rtuns f0r lsdy's dress sbouid -
made from WOOL of plsBi 10 Aserica ratb
sr than from ths Abrrs of Hora - Cbisa 80
Aa1tbsr loved = muiisn asi was loved 10
returu but BE- Has Pfstrstaut-she uas /,
Catholic Mothers sbd bfisss dissgfseJ
sud fg0 hearts ueTr hr1keu WhYf BE-.
sause three eeniuu before. Charles ths
Finh fSascjs che Fifst asd iisafy ths
Eight played . political Ksa5 81 chess A
thUd loved q mtiien ssi VS. llgel 10 %.
tarn but te va Hoais she ussa plsksisu
The sisters asfe sloas sod to- besris
sofs bfoksa WLFf b casse. = aataf.4
gsafs ago, solder sieu sua'h-r uts %.
tbfsatsnisr kiBas bfs Iu bs'rie Hs 80.
Fsusrdod pith titles aad hoaar aaa hs.
sFsst gFaodssa stoaes. vitb blizhtsd y q
~ ths biosi sbish hey shsd ~ kim EasA
boag. ssys tks soilsotor ~ statistics. ssms
hsaSt is bTaksa snd I believe n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03

not too highly value or TOO carefully char
ish Doe. her character comprise al these
qualities she must be Indeed a para,on =
Has anT poor wight pcfpetu,i partaer who
Is 3'sftisfe Of them all, ~e pity him It's true
but even then tho Atirition may b,ist,rn
The lu'ire Of his own virtues. aud he NAV hv
her means become better Il not happ,sr
mao Let no son Of Adam look for perire.
ton IN any daughter Of Eve,
Sh- may have iuible, hsy shs muN
Fr1m sach Whst maia is Tree
Pedleeii"n iil conhined with dust,
Were safe 40 maid for M
Ever yours,
G. G.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03
THs LOVE oE noME.


II Is only shallow minded preteDders who
make either distinguished origin 4 matter Of
personal nerit, or obscure oTigiu a matter
Of personal reproaeh A mau who is not
ashamed q himself need not be ashamed Of
bis early con iition IL did hagpsn 70 me 10
be bora in q log cabin, raised among the
snow drifts Of New Haapsbire. ~ a period
90 early that when she smoke hrst rose from
its rude chimney and eurlei over the frozen
hills, there was 40 similar cyilonee of white
man habitation between Il aad the settle
ments 90 The fiyors of Cauada Its remains
stiil szis, ] make IL an annual visit
carry ny children n ii aud teach thsm the
hardsaiP endured b. tho generations bofgrs
them love o. iEsil oa the teudsr ressl
lecti0us the kindred fios. ths oariy nHesiicns
sui ths nauati1ns ard Incidents wLish mia.
gle vith ell ksoE % this primitive family
abodo ] weep % thiak thst bons of taoso
wlo inbabitsi it srs Dow among che living
and n ever I fail 10 sHs0tiYnats vsutraiioo
fOF him Who raised u, sod defended .s against
savage violence add destruction, cherished
Ell domestic comforts bonsath its root. nud
through ihs sFs n8d blood u seven years
revolutionary var sbruuk from 90 t5il. 90
sarJihcs 10 serve bic e0sutry, and % raise bis
ohildrsn % q coaiiiion better thau bic oun.
muy my name and the name u MY p0stsfi
g De- blottod from the memory of mankind
U4nfrf tlsBtfrr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03
Lows FOR ruK DRAD.

The love that survives the tomb says Irv.
ing is ouc u ths boblcst attfibutss ai tie
seal IL has its s0ss. 10 bas hksviss its
delights sad shsn fbs overwhelming burtt
II grief is sslmsd iuto ths gsntls tsss q
fso0lieotioa, then ths suddsn anauish and
eousulssd asony is over tbs pfsssbt Fuins
q thoaa ue most loved aFs saflenod susy iu.
70 psasivs ms4itstion on al that Il uss 90
tho day d its lofeiiness Who would rues
soFfsu ffom ths heart. thsaRh Il maY toae.
timss tbTgs q psssioR olou3 over ths bfirht
houf q Faysty, - spsesd . deep sadness
over tho b5uf of glgomi Yea Ebo sould
exchange ii oTsn for tho song ~ biCasurs ~
ths tBfsi u Fevsltgi Ne tbage is vice
ffom ihs toutb sssstsr ihaH aoes here is
srsmsmbralcs q ihe deaa 70 vhioh We fara
sven from the chars q ibs hsinE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03

l'ih u1ffrugfrt SIC Afrsff ta fstr rfs af
'sr Ptifts.si,a gaass Ceasast sasa -.
a.a.i - at9t lfi s4rp'f ef Gtsf d truaitN
tafif t.larfislica ukirh tsry dfsf fnf
sac ths iaussi Csfs pnss.
Atszsso"i, Va. Aasch q. is57.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03
DR.. q. n PIERCE.


HAylNG locatst pefaaassus is Chafeaauu.
~ 1affs tia prrfessiu8ai ssfvires tn Hs cuHsus
Hs1ss f,fmsriy orea-fst - q W.n.,it
asFf ; 81 -IV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03
siWL &c MOORE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
GRANVILLE. CLARKE COUNTY YiRoINiA.
DRACTICEs u hs Cifegt and CasaY Coafis
n Clafte fsGsfsoa aa8 Ffedeftrs Ceuaiiea
EFOmes vith q W RaspFisLD. krq.
Ma % 1877 -lV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03

n-A tiss. ssys "a ingenious sufbosity.
is Iks ths ssostloa, bsctess q Is made q
nolbisg. sd i vsry go9d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03
a GARD.
DR.. PHILIP D. GROVE,

NPFERq his pfoiessioesl ssrvirrs g. hs rIu.
" fsss af I~si0wa and virinff ilr uI.I 30
faa4-ukrn NOT proirsstrnaig etfagfa ai ihr
fssifss-r ofCai. Thnmat Hiie.
Jaas It 1887 As
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03


--"For beauty still
VIII shr,ak, ss shrsks the ebbiur brssth;
And Womans tear Produord NJ will
Deceive "a life. uhnan in adeath.''-BYaoE,
The ehars. !. false. bslisvs it aot,
Love fails not with the 'sbbiaE breath -
All eiinss, all ages, siin must pruvs
rhs, wOnss's love 10 .Ioss IN death.
Whss hoaot called her soas 20 arms,
Feod woman seuEhi the battle 6-ld,
Ard hra'cd al daREsrs fot kss sake,
fos death TO woAAH's love must Weld
How 0hea. When the eouiicts Ger,
Has w0Inza sooihsd the .OuI 90 r..t,
Asd hearts that blei before they'd yield
Have 'ask empowered sn uoaaa's breast.
And whea the bour of death fs near.
The heart will thea assert hsr power
Her love will bless. her presence Gala.
Her prayer will sooths that try Tag hour.
Aad oh believe not woman. tear,
Are fsi'e, aud are "prosseed At will; 7"
a gistaing tear IN WonAa's eye
show. that the hear, has fe-linE ,tili.
wo@alt issr-'ths na,Vrs's voice
'Tis Onsn she'd Tor others Esiefi
lis The silent language Of the heart.
For tears will give the heart relief
Believe not. thee. the Psst'. ehsrE.-
Tha,loT will fail with "ebbias breath 4"
Ne; wOnAa's love viii still renaia
Whsa be she loves "a cold in death.
Asd wOnaa's tsIT-it caBHot be,
'PrOdused at will. :" to act part;
Fsithial ihroagh lfe--siperre IN death,
Tears sPring from Wonaaa's trustinE heart.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03

Hos 0min0us that srbtanos fsllsi Hos
~ pa1ss iB crsversstiJn aud sissulato---
ltss pHy ll1u be m5fhsf bopss be uifi
hst Hhsu be- gross older hsu H. aistsrs
Persasisd themselves that it 10 oaly z fsg
~ CATE BE- % souiug A1d yei ths "a
men shake tbeif beads snd feel -losml uhsn
'hsy think about a Young ,sos last e6a
u3neirg ljn, buiysnt uiih hope d5Bt drinh.
fsu afs ire.ghisd Htfh = prsc sss s.fgs.--
Ihs aoDea ef your sii Bafosts. of yaaf sis.
irrs a yeuf sivss ~ ysaf shiidfss- Sc
isii t1aH uroh you 10 yoa tks assd i've
ever aEsis thsif yssag dsyp threaah yoa
oniy ela ihat Besry zee zee lsys aksafs a
Positisa be sesisiy sd ffoa tks lsyei "a
shioh ysa plaos hes aasi goas shlArsa
g 'a'o she great strussis u We
A. Egrross s5ttsqvy --asrsts hgay
h'tls pasody tbss sill 60 iss ssasas - ~
pres
y sFffs ~ - - ufHs-ttsf - -ssstt1sf
Htsfses 81 hslisF tstsss ~ ~ sss-t
Ass1 asisspg tlsasf - tstsf aess
fesfs e. ,-f,ila Jsss psis - irai ~ tsaies
q ssta.-un ~ ~ 49, . pssisss
q 1sass a. asiaslfs ulaafsHr
A. siig - ~ - pisg
~ tsusf a.etae y sasssf
Wa fsssf - aesassi--
~, 49, ~ slsssssf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03

RAcoNANp Lam, fsr ~. ~
ID Arfl 2, 1851. a. ". CRAMEa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03
Wv WITS

WTNtTF shd C1''rsf f'."r- 80 Thrssf Wrtr
w 81 so 81 itr Wsfts W-rf- ~
1surf 1887 TnOs RAwIfSg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03
"HoHE - WHERE THERE'S ONE TO
LOVE U.s."

LOVE U.s."
Hour's rot merely four square wallis,
Thcssh with pictures bsnE asd gldsd,
H5Hls D where aE-It5aa ez'is-
FILLED with shyiacs the Heart haih baiIdsdi
Home go watch the faithigl dove,
ssiliss urath the heaven above ~,
Home - where there's one 10 love
HoGe is where there's one TO love us!
Homs's not merely roof aud room
hseCds tomsihins 20 sndsar IL;
Home 10 whore the heart can bloom,
where there's some kiDd lip to cheer itI
What 10 acme with to meet,
Noac TO welcome, noHe to greet usi
HoIe Il swset, ssd only sweet.
where there's one We love TO nestus,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03
SAWEfF,g. STONE,

- - - aAnf - - - o@'
Csamisroaer IN ChaasegF Of tAr CigrHf
and C0uaty Coasf II Js5srson C0sviy.
OrFICE in the C5urt- House tuP siaifs,) i1 tbe
~ room f1T ua1V rrfrr a-rupicl Ha en- Once
b. tbe Iats R0hst, W W1rttincief. E-q
E1uaacs (eS-rpt Coau taIs) 30 he sasi door.
IaIy " ts3i-U
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03

What -aiirs - wsieuas roaid { rfTs
kyas fftsrds o. 80 esrh fsf iiss
Aut Ysf uhzt trcasafes - lal1 7 paF
n soHs Hasld aiasys stay HssF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-09-03
MARRIAGE,

PAys.eai ~ Mental Duaiisaiion, Nerv0as irrtabi-
~ Irr-t-..ar "a IS sk4fEB, eE E4hsast.-l II the
'assi g 1s.s. Etal faCsi.ly cured ~ d. Johnsiln
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-03-07

o. The Rev. Mr.. Bellows, Of this e,v
recently delivered an excellent address On
on Mirth, in the course Of which he r..
marked: IS For my part, say il il Al
solemnity, l have become sincerely sus
picious Of the piety Of those who do DOT
love pleasure in any form. cannot trust
the man that never laughs /; that is alw,ys
sedate; that has no apparent outlets ot
natural springs Of spertiveness and say.ty
that are perennial in the human soul. |
know that Nature takes her revenge on
such violence. expect 10 fnd sec,!
vices, malignant sins. or horrid crim,,
springing up in this hot.bed Of confined
air and imsrisoned space and, therefor,
it gives me a sincere moral grati6caes
anywhere and in any community, 10 see
innocent pleasures and popular anus.
ments resisting the religious bigay lh.,
frowns SO unwisely upon them. Anythin:
is better than dark, dead, unhappy social
life +; a prey to cnnui and morbid excite.
ment, which results from unmiigated p.
ri,anism, whose second crop is usual!
unbridled license and infamous folly"
s.- lHose Jsafnl
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-03-07

IRISH RIOT ON THE Tnx
eEN:-Ihe New York Courier II, B !.
quirer gives the following par,;cn,' ADD En-.
riot commenced on SATURDAY ,u .s A
among the men employed noas "a afternoon
which is being cut through Be ~, tunnel 'a,s
for the New York and Er;s S dill,
There are, altogether, over l2oo ' 'a
pIoyed upon this tunnel, one half Of ot nt en-
are always at work in the shafts. =" m whom
exists among these men the oa tAe''
The Munster men and the Conr,ns,,.e ods.
have their shanties erected upon , Ssi men
patches OF ground. There has b..a
accession Of Munster men Of l,,. ''.a ~, IN
erecting their shan,ies they ,resn.,, .San
on the territory claimed by the Conn p.
men. This led to a figh, on Sa,ur, S. s's
ternoon. Saturday was paw d,x a.
good deal Of liquor was consumed H. Iaa .,
combatants previous TO and dur;, y u, ,ss
melee. Stones and clubs were ,ssd ' s'
the men. and the women .l;nn.d -, .!
'"" s.ocn"Ies anu joined in the ,f:..
Alter dark four of the shantie. or ~ .!'
ster men were fred and burned Ss l.ua,
Beatty sent TO Jersey City for aid. ,ad I e'a
fire companies went to Bergen, and rs wv
a force numbering nearly four Is,d ."a
rushed upon those about equal n %'a
number, who were fighting near IL. S us'
ing tenements, and routed them a na
man was arrested in the act Of 6,;, .''
shanty. The military were .l,o c,i.a
upon, and repaired to the SPOT. IT,.
secured two patches during the nipb. ~
arrested fifteen persons who shovel ,;.. a
Of having been engaged in the riot II.
military continued on duty until 4 o'e..I
Sunday morning. During Sunda, ,Iid,'
five others were arrested and lcd,,d |.
Jail. The fighting was renewed lima
on Sunday. The Washington Volunteers
Capt Spear. were called on dut, n n,
afternoon, 10 keep quiet and the olL.,
companies were notified last evenin, 10
keep themselves in readiness.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-03-07

ENG1NEER BRoDHEAD.-We quote ils
following from the Milwaukee Sentinel:
Two jolly sons Of Erin, employed % ,bs
Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad, near
Milton, got into a dispute, then into high
words. and finally one cboked the ahet
Nothing further, however, occurred, aud
after while the twain parted. Thede
kee, on getting to bed and thinking over
the events Of the day, began to wal a.
cry at the indignity he had sustained
The more be thought the angrier be sd;
and finally, after an hours cogitaiioa, bis
indignation fairly boiled over. Rising 10
his bed and slapping down bis IT, ~
gorra," said be, II would not take ta =!
again from Pat" Not quite suited VIII
this, he again exclaimed, after paaes,
1" Be dad, I'd not take that from the pFsas:
Still dissatisfied, after another paose, : -
japers, I'd not take it from tho Poesa
Rome" At last, reaching the el.sa,'
Z" Be Us, I'd not take II from cd pr.
head himself!" with which final dsh:,es
bis wounded spirit was apPeased, 90 :
sank to sleep. 's.'.il s9' - ''-. .,s'
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-03-07

FoREIeN WNEs.-Extract Of a lelte,
from Mesers. Sademan, Son, Il Co.,
dated London, 18th January, 1851 sdi
:" Orr MI. Albert 6. Sandeman, q,
Oporto, confirms the report Of tho failure
Of last years vintage in Portugal, and give,
us the startling fact that tho Upper DOuro,
within the factory Demarcation, did moi
yield 5000 pipes, although l5,54s pipes
have been usually enrolled or yearly made.
From the same letter: - 04'.a
=" Messrs. PemaEtin T. Co., At Xeres
acqaaint 10 that only one-fouth Of the
usual average quantity Of Sherry was pro-
duced the last year, while the quality is
turning out very inferior, and no wines
Of 1856 remain for shipment, nor any
good wines 70 ship Il low price," 70 s'e
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-03-07

The Law OF THE FlNeER-RISc.-..
gentleman wants wife, be weau : n.s
on the first finger Of the leit hand; i " :
engaged. he wears it on the second nnee'
il married, on the third and on Tho OUT s
If he never intends to get married; "
a lady is not engaged, she wears . o'.~ "si,
ring on her FIRST finger if engage@ ~ a.
second if married, on the third; -
the fourth, if she intends 10 10 -,
When . gentleman presents . is,' : ..I
or trinkets to lady with the 'e"
this, ON his part, is an overture o. i
should she receive it with the LETT -
is considered 40 an acceptance q
TEEN; but If with the rig t heno' -
refusal of the offer. Thus BY fe" 80
tokens, explained by rule, the Pe''
love is expressed @