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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-27
Hun ENI'N q W aEeIg9s
ieblodd Express Office $50 Main Street.
BronefFfia. Couaas, Hangaenrsa Brown'

Bronchitis. Coughs, HaaRseness, Brown'S
Bronchial lT0cheS, Voice LoZenges, aue made from
high esteemed recipe for the elevation Bronchial
affections, Coughs, Huarseness Irritation Of the Throatei
Their chronic oeco1ed by cold unusual exertion OK
the vocal organs in speaking singing. Crgymen Vo-
csiss, lawyers, ana all public SPEAKERS viii find tn n
an admirable substitute FIR water in soothing tie bron
chial tupes, aud valuable and efdcieu, remedy. Con
tanning no opium they can be used rcey requisite
JOHN l. BROWN & SON, Proprietors
Wholesale Agents for New England States WEEKS s.
POTTER Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-27
NEW SPRING Fashions
TO PURCHASERS OF BOYS CLOTHING 4

Hny.-Another prime lot Of Pressed iIay. of sureror
quality Just received by DRAPER 4 CLARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-27

Tit WISCONSIN GovERNoRsHIP.-The VOL.
VERNE State appears to be in rather singular
position just at this time, as far as her chief
magistrate is concerned. More fortunate than
any of her sister States, she has had, success.
lively, three Governors within few days,
each equally tenacious of the Office, although,
i having been proved that Gov Bashford, the
Republican candidate, received plurality of
the votes, at the polls, over Barstow, Demo
crat, he is declared by the Supreme Court the
legally elected Governor, and has taken his
oath of Office. The fact of the existence of a
Republican majority in the Senate, and
Democratic majority in the Assembly of Wis
consin, renders a cooperation of the Legisla-
tive with the executive department of the
government rather difficult in this juncture,
but the fixed fact is bound to stand out and be
recognized, that Wisconsin has Republican
Governor, and will have one for the remain.
de- Of the political year. Lieut.. Governor
Macarthur, who claims the seat by reason of
the resignation of Gov. Barstow, is Demo-
crat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-27
FFINs AND BURlAL GASES.


For salein Worcester. by D. SCOTT, JAMES GREEN,
and Druggists generally. febl On
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-27
Ee A. GOODAOW

Es A. GOOOAOHs
Wholesale Dealer and Jobher IN
BOOTS 3, IL q Els, nnd RU BIB ERS ,
2i5 Main Street. up stairs,)
WORCESTER, MASS
Particular attention given to orders. DIFF mch3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-27

LUAPIN ; IbLUISON,
ATTORNEYS AND CotNSELL0RS AT LAW
Nos, aud Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass
Henry CnAPia. Q. IL. TlLLJT8oN.
Jan. 1. 1886. n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-27

q. NICHOLS. M. D.,
HoHB0P ATHIC PHYSIOtAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 112 MAIN 81. oFsIoE norma
FROM TO 3, AND Z TO O'CLOCK P. NJ
Worcester, oct. 20. 1903.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-27

Houchtu'R Cora solvent, on Infallible
Remedy, for sale by JAMES GREFN, IN MlainFt
old in six weeks. AA'N'
See al aerlaament IN nnnlhnr rnlnr,. ln .nn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18

BANK DEPARTMENT, srATE OF NswY0sS{
ALBANY. Nov H. 1856. !
THE MOHAWK RIVER BANK has this day
fled in IBIS ofce notice Of The appointment Of the
BANK Of The CAPITOL In the City Of Albany. agent
for the redemption its circulating note, together wh re-
vocation Of he the Merchants Bank Of Albany
a. .rch pgent agreeable the entitled Au act TO sed
the elsrng TO Incorporated Banks BANKING A''o
cation, and Individual Bankers" passed April u, ls'
JAMES NJ. COOK, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
RUSSELL ". wEsrcorI. Anotonocr
EXTENSIVE SALE of SPLENDID HOIYSP.

IL HOLD FURNITURf contained n the residence Ne IS,
Wcst 2st-st--R. ". " EsTC0Tr viii sell WEUyES
DAY Nov ~ At i o'clock. tho entire spesdd fsrsitsr,
col tain. IN the abovc aTs' class houso al which sl IL
elcsst and costly dscrPon wos'ny the spes s,.a
tor Of az srfing fusUituc the Il \,
pc,- with every cesenc The sse viii he po.iye saA wsh
rsssryr the goods is removed Immediately The Fup,
In parors of docbe Parios
solid eyAlos e.hoIstey csved-to Sofss; Arm. cba,
(orc dol medal ion psor Chsrs covered ch sasD Win
one % pIec- rhy carved oovprd IN cyimos
medsn brocsdr with eovers-boh suite made b. Roar.
Splendid ooa Tsyc Piano Porte rsA keys used Ia,
fur months; marble Music Cabnet ecseri rosewood mas,
brop FtAgegcs with mirror iron's; staionsrv ana Esy,
t.p ION Cucr end Per Tables - laSe I'D er~.nt ~,
and Msnte Mirrors; rcR Cursns and shaies Turkish All
Reception Chairs covered IN satin pond hgese ,nd Seyr..
Vsses very costly with unique Sd va liable collection OF Par
Tor Onarents Aubuson md Velvet C.pe.i Marble C,coi;
u, cant Fpssh Chsndeersi Lady French secrrsy, on
Secretary ard 8ookcaso Sc Duns
Ihrary and Chambr FurntnTeRos wood Dressing Buresa
ea,esd. Wasls aEd sni Commodss al 10 ms'en WITH
BE top, nagni6eent ArEoE magnificent suite rosewood Eur
rliare IN harrlo,h rs Srse snd elegant hair solss
T,ea Te,es Library Bookcase Siessa Extension Oh.
nz Cbas s With large sssodmeet OF Hcn Chna Sl
y.Iw.re Ruby and Cryss Cat 6sssre including Qua Odd
ornau Dir Set 30 pieces Nory SGueFy A OF every
description with quantity OF saperb mahosany futnitsre
Bss.nsut aud Kitchen articiasi Velvet star esrps viz
pl.i.d os Ocoths &e Catalogues be obtained aud he
furnurr examined early on th. morning OF sde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18

H. WILSON, Aucti0u.er. ,o,
ISN SALE.-SVlepdid HOUSEHOLD

UCTISN SALE.-Splepdh HOUsKHoLD
French pa, pier and mantei Mirror suites Of Ien pa
furni rOsewoOd fanOforte valuable od rsnah tfs
Tuesday MORNING a. lol e'oloci the enire furena.e
q the .b0,s hOu'e which q The os s,i MTS@.
superior Piano forte, elegant sses Of TSsesSea
p.or Furniture. In rich crimson and mAeoa eroc:Ae
one do m zrreu aud gold; costly rosewood Secretary
cold carved rosewood center sof and per T-os
three superior rosewood Eszefes marble tops with ot
door snS t,i. .legan rosewood cpon Chairs In rob
ssfip AID tapestry; rosewood Eiageres with mirror
hecks L lace Window Curtains and Ssde oronHe sna or
Or anents Lr With . number Of fine Oh Paintings
DINIsc.Roos AND CHANBGs FrsNtrtsk-Eir6sh' "A,eu'
.on bi.s Cb,irx china Dinner rich gold band dec
or,ied Tc. and Gosee Set. eennt ruby and cr's. are
nsr and silver Cutlery Cake Baskets Casters Sc sssnt
s.ryd s4wood and mshossny Bedsesds do burssus
stands with marble toP. costly decorated onua LJs
.horsny suite Of Furniture haircloh cottage anc
any SPIN eat Chairs rosewood Hall STANDS oe.o' 0A
C.rpet. &c Catalogues the moruiuz OF tire sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
BRUNSWICK CITY, GE0RGA.-sECOND

RRI NSW ICk CII1, NtUhUit.-.I,NO
ID sFML-ANNUAL SALE Of BUILDING LOrS.-The
orr.,or. CRY of Brunswisk hereby awe notice tna'
sPlREMPToRY SALE Of SoO eligible BUILDING LOIS
said eiiy TIL kSDAf Nov. Ith, ~ o'clock m sale
py, 10 the highest bidder. Terms 10 per cent cash on
"a, of sale annual payments of 10 cent 'eented
viii interest on the property. Nsrrantee deeds given Title
perfect. 80 o., .,.l
T port and city of Brunsvckhod out commercial and man
tine advantage. peror those possessed by any other sou
fh, ay The healthy ell AT
the essiop the Houe Of 'ves pass
ed bill providing for n. essbs Of Naval Depot 10 hs
k,rbr Of rupswck The bill reached the Senate on one 81
hr last da, session and too late for action IL was made
tie sp Of the day fer the second Monday IN Decs
Der next .,--
The Brunswick and Florida Railroad !, now trsnsporns
fsh sDd passengers from Brunswck TO the ssnis rve
The worn stesdy progress weswsrdthe whole line being
under Townsville and thence to the flor. line
Further psriicu q be had the Office of the ComPsnv
No Wall street New.York Of Col Chsr-- Schsiter
Chief Engineer B. 4. =. r., Bunswick G,orgia -
II @. WHEELER, Secretary p g. b.
N,w.Yori October Z. 1856.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
A. NJ. MsKwIS, Auctioneer CT,
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il Co.-Irade-oae'

ID No. Is Pukrow 81, ~, . e.
TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY 18th sud 1871 Now a s
oIc ock D. m, each day ncr
Rar, curious and valuable BOOKS, TRACTS AL
GRAPHS MANUSCRIPTS, ENGRAVlNGs. PNNtiNoS'
&c compreh. ndinS immense Assenbsse OF oooAs !"
every department Of litersfure ,..n
Catalogues Of this collection may no" DC haa 81 INC
eassrooms.
MONDAY Dee l. and foil wing days q, O'Clock a. N
rash day. 1900
PARCEL SALE-ENGLlSH and AMERICAN BOOhS.-
splendid collection OF supebly bound aud illustrated BOOKS
rmrscl large Instruments from BOhn Nsshbo1rGe Low
Co and ether London Psbers with very extensive COZ
sxt the American Publishers Of choice ustrsed
Holiday Books in tine bndngs adopted % the season, aud
well worthy the attention Of trade and The public
Cat.l are uoS ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
w s. MrLLoR, Aactioueer-By W. S. MxLLos.
ON TUESDAY. Nov. Il. commencing az l0l

IN TUESDAY, Nov. II, commencing at l0l
~ ocleck. 81 ssiesroom Nos. IS and 70 PsrsroS A.,
sznes Sale of The richest collection Of custom made CAbi
NET FURNITURE offered public sale this Fall The stocA
Is arranged for exhib os LADIES ami Gentlemcc are par
culary ed the Goods previous 20 sale would
b. impossible all the articles contained in the
sr For the accommodation oi Southern aud Western msr
ehsrs made ample nents tor packing ard
delivering reasonable charge BY experienced persons rn
assured that every lo ~ the catalogue W. De Std
enire stock Of frcs.s removed TO our sss
room convenience sale consisting ~ part ~ eeesn, rA
lr Suites in costly brocA'ele psn and hsico ana
Of the latest and most Fashionable" ycs rh Csntst Isoss
Fiaseres Bratts waTdrobos Esctitoir,. Turk 'h1f "
cnmbent Chairs In Boo ssSses lu.d WIN
Music Cabinets; ID richly decored and plan 'hssea an
her Sui,es solid roseocd mahogany and walnut 90
10 gea variety Easy scd Rocking Char P'or CHsir- r,.
s,s Extension Dnins Tables II feet long IN seat variety
Of yIss OAK Chsir. Lounges Lounge Beds hslsiand'' Hal
Chnir. Recept,on Chairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18

have syAuned the shove AMI believe 20 b. correct
SHEPPARD ROMANS Actuary.
BOARD or TRUSTEES.
FredI s. Winston, Richard Pc rick. Alfred Edwards
Nlls-d Fillmore, Joseph Blunt Llciu. Robinson.
David Iosdiey. Nsthsnel Hayden samuel ID. Bsocock,
William '. Brady, Jonathan Miller, George 5. Coe,
Henry A. smy;he, Abraham Bninser, Carries Stedmsn,
Robert H. McCudy John ie!verton, Cephss H. Morton,
John v L. Pruyn, John Waisworth, John r. Tresiwcl,
William BeAs VIM. J. Bunker, Ezra Wheeler,
l. Green Pearson s. ~ Cornell, Wm. II. PophAm,
William Moore s. l.. Sprsnlls, Lycursus Edse,ton.
John H. Swift, John NJ. Stuart, W. Smith Brown,
WIN. I. Dodge, Haml1 Bake George X CLARK
Y. 5. WINSTON, President
ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD HoMAss Actusry.
Mrx1uRS Posr, ~ D., Med. Examiner
Eoyembtr I, 1856.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
A asIGNEH. SALE Of DRY aOODs-wu

A sSIGNEE' MIE OF DkI 0OODS.-WlI.-
~ LIAM TOPPING Co. Anotioreeu. No. n Bro.l.s.
gill sell on TUESDAY Nov 10. b. order 81 As.issees
large aud ysluabe ock Of staple sEd FANCY DRY GlDy
CONSISTING In II rich sks sks - VARIETY rioh I'm
ungs Bonnet Velve's snd Stks Isccs. EmbrO,ies Res
beng ssof selected Tor 6rs'clsss irsie sa TO Be IA -
order ssnee. for ossh without Catalogues ssry
OF morning OF sajc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
z. X. wrLxiNs Apcnoneor.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. =

PHILIP X. WILKINS will sell a. auction. on TUES
DAY Nov u.s. 1885, A. 100 O'Clock. At Nc. 800 Houston a. b.
order of the sdmusrsors OF the estate Of ANTHONY
deceased the entr, CRNIrtRE aimed IN aid house.
ssiua In part Of Plor Suites 10 medallion and hair CLOTH D.
vans and Chairs In bEoos,ee 'suak and lace Curtains Chan
dcers Chamber Furniture, China. GlSs Ware Aa Csia-
osues be had the Office of the AnconseT No. III Ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
T. DstfssEs Ancti,ncsr
DELtSSER a. 70 Ncv-

10 til Conrn-.ob fious. No. STT and 80 Br sd..,
eoIrer ~ whitc-a THIS DAY Tucsdavl Nov re- ~ II
O'clock a m CONTINUATION skLr or CRYSTAL PAL
ACE FANCl G0ODS-fsrsan ara Carars Marble N,ses n
rsuenis Toilet Articles Ps'ed Wsre grrach Broo,..
orr oin auo Broulr Ciocs Frclc MecAaDcl IAmrs Pr.
Nsnt!e snd Oval Mirror kc for particulars Held
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
IL II. LE.Ds. Aucioueer-By Fl. II. LEEDs Go.
TUESDAY, Nov. Is, at l0J o'clock, at the larg

IL H. LEsDs. Auchoueer-By H. H. LEEDS Co.
TUESDAY, Nov. Is. at lO3 o'clock, at tho large
store No 67 Broadway under the Lsfrgc House splendid
sale Of costly goods Just received from Ienn, Italy Csnon NC
Also. the marble Stsusry from the Crystal Palace
RFsL NAKBLE STATNARN FROM tsfSrAL tALACE Ne irA'
LY6 pieces beautiful Statue Of Flora BY barrsa;
Gladsor bust of Napoleon L. the shepned debe Mercury.
Madonna Del Medco and others bust OF Pope Plus
VII by Csnoys from the eoRrctoa OF the late Jonathan iian
ESQ Vienna Goods variety embossed In
Arabesoue and steel French Bronr Clocks aud Vases superb
Dresden and Bohemian Ware tro the ROYAL factories Of Wen
ma and Prague Italian Goods, Vases Figures and Groups
elegant Plated Ware of styles and every variety. Tue
aboye exhibition snd win be found worthy Of
ticular ention.
TUNIS MORRELL, AuctIoueer. THIS MORN.
j ING, At log O'clock, ENTIRE FURNITURE, PIANO
FORTE OIL PAINTINGS CARPETS, CRoCKERf, OIL
CLOTH &c. IN the large 4stnry Dw.lns No Wes wn s
pornns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
w ;. MELLoR. auetloneer. $1,000 -
nIANO-EoRTES at Al CTtON. THIS DAY

tIess,v1 a, - O'Clock a; Sesroom Nos IS aud Il Park.
row opposite Astor House, OF Lhs following makers
Nn,ns clark W L'udenan Son. Brlsgs Taylor Young
and other makers all Of which warranted by The askes
together With mahoGany risnoF ortes 'econd nsnd the
Who'll of which will be sod ,siyely without being
the ,tok If dealer svns business Purcasers can have
them boxed on the premises ior shipping
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18

BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, July II, lsS5
NOTICE is hereby gwen. pursuant to the statute
IN IN such case snd provided, that all the circianns
note. Issued 70 W B. PECK individual Banker FARM
Frs BANK OF HAMILTON COUNTY. Anetts mls
- the o6ce Of the Superintendent Of the Bankns
6eprt NJ of the Of tor payment within Two
yesr. from e date hereof the funds deposited tor III. NJ
be given IA SohoC
jyl7 IswTu2y SuP'nn,engone
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
W. 5. MgiLoR, Auctioneer.
IURNtTl RE, Carpets, Wag.

- o. Gold Watches CUtley, &C, g. Auction THUS DAY.
io oeck a. ssesrcor Nos - and 70 PaEkF9w consist,
Isht ason several gold Bracelets. lot Of Second hand
Furniture &C. Worthy the 81 tcntion OF dealers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
Gbantes for Busimess itlen.
UTANTED-A PARTNER, Special or General,
w In -, MANUFACTURING AND JCBBING BUSf.

MSS sresdy vel cstsbsbed I've ycar' and dons aboat
fO per year portion Of which cash and be
very profit. enarfed ith o. the right stamp
who cn command from Z 10 600 - 9pO viii find this
opportunity engage In business Every Information
speors will he given and best Of cfcuce given
require. letter addressed d., Tribune Office Stang
when interview be had will nee; with n0mp atten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
q AND A ABINGDON-SQU ARE, west sid

Der of Banks-The proprietor Of M. having taken the
sdjoune house will be able 10 accommodate few more
fsmes sinse gentlemen House contain. all modern i'm
Isovcuepts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
obstruction.
ROYs and young Men preparing for business

y may r.Ceiy' ftI' e. . " H UInU ~ UVLH' mo
in quarter han In year ordinary schools They
will become quick In figures rapid business writers aud good
bcosk-epers Two private decks may secured without
charye THIS DAY.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-05
Am Acceptable Present.

We acknowledge the receipt Of a bot
tie of Longworth's Sparkling Catawba,
from the House of Barbee g. Benjamin,
Of Baton Rouge. We return the gentle
men our warmest thanks for a favor, as
acceptable as it was unexpected, which
was disposed of with our best wishes for
their health and prosperity. We can as
sure the public that this specimen of ma
tive wine is far superior to the best Cham
payne procured in this country; but to
be fully satisfied Of the fact we would ad-
wise the ordering at once of a basket or
two from the above firm. See their card
in another. column,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-05
Blackberry Wine.

To make a wine equal in value to port take
ripe blackberries or dewberries and press them
ct the juice stand thirty six hours TO ferment
skim off whatever rises to The top; then 10 eve
ry gallon of juice add a quart of water and
three quarts Of sugar, drown suga! will do)
let this stand in open vessels for twenty -four
hours, skim and strain it then barrel it until
March, when it should be carefully racked Of
and bottled.
Blackberry cordial is made by adding one
pound of white sugar to three pounds Of ripe
blackberries, allowing them TO stand four
hours, then Dressing out The juice) strain il,
adding one~third part Of spirit and putting a
teaspoonful Of finely powdered alIspice in eve,
~ quart of the cordial, it is at once fit for use.
This wine and co4diai are very valuable medi-
zines in the treatment of weakness of the
stomach and bowels, and are especially valua.
BILE in the summer complaints Of children.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-05

B.T'he construction of the magnificent tele.
scope for Hamilton College is now completed.
The maker is BIZ. Spencer, of Conastota, who
has already exelled all others in the perfection
Of his microscopic glasses; and this is his first
attempt upon the enlarged surface of a thirteen
and half.ineh disc. The rank which this in-
strunent holds in the scientific world will be
better appreciated when it is stated that Eng-
land has no r~efractOr mounted that equals it,
nor is lis equal to be found anywhere in Eus
rope, except one at Palkovo, in Russia. This
later telescope, and that at Cambridge, Mass,
are is only superiors. Twenty years ago,
says Professor Mitchell, if it had been announ-
ced that thirteen ard a h~alf-inch glass vas
to be set up in America, il would have startled
the whole scientific world.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-05

THE GERMAN VorE.-After the
Black Republican Convention had nor
minated Fremont and Dayton
"Mr. Schneider, editor of Il German
Democratic paper in Chicago, obtained
the floor, and said he could pledge the
whole German population of the west
for the ticket. Most of their papers
had already declared their intention to
support Fremont. The platform was
a German platform-in favor of pror
tecting free labor against slave labor.
[Cheers. He could pledge Illinois
for 10000 majority [Cheers.
We find the following in the POUCH,
keepsie Eagle, a Black Republican pa.
per:
"THE BEST S1GN YET.-Ten GER
mar editors, issuing seventy thousand
papers weekly, met at Cincinnati on
Monday last, and resolved to act with
the Republican party against the ex-
tension of slavery"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-05

MA new process Of manntacturr
ing sugar has been discovered, and by
means of which it can be converted
into perfect loaves in the space OF
twenty minutes, instead of, as now, q
period of three weeks being CONSUMED
in the operation, The sugar is scrap
ed from the cleansing machines into
moulds placed on a revolving frame,
and then subjected to pressure from
the blows of n piston as they are car
ried around on a circular frame; and,
having completed their circuit, are
raised by a pressure from beneath on
to anendless web, which conveys them
to the drying shelves. In this manner
2,40o pounds of loose sugar can be
converted into loaf every hour, with
the attendance of one person, and Il
steam engine of four horse power.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-05
A Sermon to TTixhwavm.

The English Methodist Magazine, for i76s
contains the following remarkable n~aFrstiye.
Four gentlemen and an old min;s,e, x,o,
assaiIed on the highway by three robbers WIZ
demanded and took possession Of all tbe;,
funds. The old minister pleaded yerv hard -
be allowed a little money, as he was m hia
way to pay a bill in London. The hjrhwav~
men as our authority informs aus, being pener.
Gus fellows, gave him all his money back -.
gain, on condition of preaching them a sermon y
Accordingly they retired 4 little distance fran
the highway, and the minister addressed tbsm
as follows:
"Gentlemen, you are most like the AUos,lev
ofany men in the world, for they were wander.
ers upon the earth, and so are you. They had
neither u home, as presume have you. The
were despised of all bot those of their own
profession, and so | believe are yo,; thev wa,a
nnalterably fixed in principles they professed
and dare swear so are You; they were often
hurried into jails and prisons, an of which
sufterings presume have been undergone hv
you; their professions brought them to un,imely
deaths, and if you continue in your course. a.
will yours bring you. But in this point, be,
loved. Won differ nightly, for the Apostlps AZ,
cended from earth into Heaven, where. I nm
afraid, yon will never BE- found, but A. their
deaths viii be compensated with eternal glory
yours will be rewarded with eternal shame and
misery, unless you mend your manners"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-05
clad Of IL.

a telegraphic despatch to the Picay-
une, dated Boston, July |, states that at a
convention Of the American party of
that State, held 70 act upon the nominal
tons for the Presidency, that Of Fremont
was ratified by q vote of 2sO against 1877
for Fillmore. We are glad of i'll BY and
by, maybe, i: will be believed that Fill
more is not beloved by the Black Repub.
licans,