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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

EXTRA.-LAURA KABNRs vARIRTlEa
III BENEFIT OF MR. BASS.
On THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1853.
Mr. BASS respectfully solcis his old friends and the citizens
Of Kew York 70 aid the reyy1 o. she5dans glorious omedy.
With the following unequalled cast Of characters:-
Nss Laura Keene. yah LAnEuiah
Mss Kate Reynolds June AoNnt0
MRS. II. r. 9foU0n rs. 1AAhptVU
(Hor first appearancey
NJ Las.
Mr. e. Jordan. Apoofut0
Mr.. Lionel Goldlmd rs. h0o Aoxoo
. Chat gentleman having kindly volunteered ms sid:(
g. Il. Dickinson.
Mr. Loveday a. BIZ Luc'us OTnS1cr
Variety or ENTERTAINMENT.
70 conclude with the last successful novelty OF
1T TAKR6 TWO TO MAKE BARGAIN.
The box book ID open.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

DARTNER wANrED-IN A FIRST CLASS FAMILY
grccery store German Preferred, with small capital,
would sell out desired the store is In excellent
ton and doing good business; satisfactory given r
selling on interview. Address B., Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

OBTAIN COPY OF FRIDAY MORNINGS ANKRI.
" CAN WEEKLY PRE6.s Price 81 Per year.
HOR LlvnRPOOL-SAHS AT u O'CLOCK, JUNE 6,
y 9e ceieented clipper ahp AURORA. For Lendon tAs
shps-fIst cabin, $o second cabin SIS; Storage, S6 and
found For passage apply 9. board pier % E river or 70
tho agent THOB. @. ROCHE, 50 Souh street.
LOB LlvERPoOL-rHE FOLLOWING sHIPS WILL
punc.ualiy sail on their appointed days:-1he cOAPRO
ME- picr - East river 70 morrow morning; tho PR.NoB
apply on board or 70 sABEL COsfIs, 1T broadway
E,OR LIvERPooI.-EMPlRE LINR-rHD oELB-
~ Matee Ihp EAtIRR STATE, Captain Briggs, viii pod
lively SAL on Aonday June For passage cabin SALON
second CABIN OF storage, Appy board, pier No North
river or 70 DEhARE6f JONES' 10 Hcuth street and Sc
Old slip.
NOTICR-ylRsf PACKET FOB LIvERPoOL.-THE
N packet ship ISAAC BELL Capt Johnson sale day,
at u Sch For passage in cab second cabin and
age. apply TO TAPsCOfT CO.. 06 6ou,h street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

HOBIEKY. HOSIERY, HosIERY.-500 DOE. LADIES'
II white and anbesched cotton bose ct Ia Cd per pair;
500 doz do do extra fne and heavy, A. pa 800 doz
ladies' Le thread hose, white and unbeached, D. and d Cd
lo per doz Loo Scs d. d. regular msds q 20 per do.
and crens hosiery and under garments 70 30 found the
city, at RICHARD GREEN'S, $50 Canal street, opposite
V0at BroaAWny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

ITO DENTIS7s.-A YOUNG MAN, A GOOD MECHANI.
cal Dentist would like TO himself
goed operaor he has all The toes &c. suitable for the la
boratory Address Dentist Herald Office stating real name.
WANTED-A PARTNER WITH Dash CAPITAL OF
w $500 TO $780, IN mandatory paying profit
100 per cent without risk or onpeuon With cash and
limited sales best references required. Address paid
Manufacturer, mo- l39 Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

mo LE1-fHn NEW YOxK ACADEMY OF MUSIC, FOE
ons1eas. from he nra day = OsAocsY usx, with ~
privilege 6f another year, for
OflRkB, OONOKRY1 LECYURH AND BALLS.
he Academy b veil sOsked With soonegy, painted BY AZ
legYf aho ne ban fpY and splendid decorations i0x
balls 70 whsh win be added n6w Aoon sns hundred ~
I'm SeeA lnS, nor ball suppeSA
ducomen. can be doonsrsssd BY We eupsxenoe Of he
present season, csa tho h0e be los for Balls Concerts
andIActnres, he nights when unsc No performance p
i leAst half OF In amount Of Ne yearly rcAt r.
qured by the Drectors For farms, sppy By lssr ~ ho
subscriber. Wall street. JAnBs PHAL0 PreatdHnt
UyANYED-A GENTLEMAN TO ADVANCE 800 AND
cuYy given for Eve times the amount efctent lecturer
will accompany him. Apply 70 Mr. JONES, 93 Broadway,
room No. 8.
AURA KEENRS vARIErIEs.-wANrHD FIFTY
IL intelligent children, 10 receive instruction OF Monsieur
Checkeni dancing ballet de action and stage husn ess GO
nerAly expressly for this establishment tho ensuing season.
hours Of tuition nom 81 O'Clock, 70 Interfere
with schooling For particulars apply 70 Monsieur Chckent
at The stage door. Nercer street, from until O'Clock
NOfICA TO THEAfKICALs.-w. r. Fish, IHAAYRK-
IN maker 81 Franklin street. three door,
from Broadway, and opposite faylor's Saloon.
EXCURSIONS.
~
NEW YORK AND ERIR RAunOAD.-YIOKEfS 70
IN Cincinnati and return will be sold attondipg
Convention 70 DO hold ut Cincinnati ID TOR
So ct H6 1873 20 and B Broadway. and u No New York
Ma foot Of Duane street kicko good Ill he In
D. @. McCALLUM General Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

r N GOfTSCHALK'S
IL. Farewell and positively
LAST PIANOFORrE sOIREE.
assisted by
Madame ANNA DE LA GRANGE,
Sgnor BERNARDO.
At Nblo's Balloon. on SATURDAY evening June T. 1866.
Tickets and reserved be secured In advance with
out extra charge at VIM. hall Sons No. $50 Broadway
O. Breusngs music store No. 70l Broadway and Nbos
boz Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

FINDER GARMBNTS, UNDER GARMENTS.-LADIRE
u summer zephyr game merno vess rom6 each; gen.
uemens do do sng and short sleeves from e. EACH supe
quality Be- each. Also, silk cotton os'
rno dershirts and drswers great variety RICHARD
GREEN'S one price hosiery and gentlemen sfurnshng store
$50 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

II THE WEEKLY AMERICAN PRESS Is PUBLISHED
Oh every Friday morning. At 81 year, and u filed with
sxe q varied and Interesting reading mater on az
xeyns oash advance Advertisements, 80 csns perine
Bend IN orders 70 the proprietor. Of Fulton
Nassau Streets New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

DROOKLYN MUSEUM.
ID Manager. g. A. Sherlock
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 8,
BENEFIT OF r MANUAL.
On which Miss Charlotte Thompson daughter of the
Lysapder 1hompson) Miss Addie Oswald Thes
piAn Dramatic Association will appear
Performance commencing with tho
POOR GENTLEMAN.
Df Ouapon Widalcomn
BINGING AND DANCING.
TO conclude with Bulwers celebrated play In acts Of the
LADY OF LYONS
Claude Menotts. g. Manuel
Admission % cents. Doors at curtain rises at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

DRIvArE 0orsULrArIONs.-DR. WATSON HAs,
for long series years. confined his attention dis
ssses certain class, In which he hiss treated not less
twsuty thousand cases. without instance Of failure
remedies mi and there no interruption 70 busines
char Diet DR.. Watson Is IN constant attendance from
in the morning until Night ut his consulting and
% Walker street, few doors vest Q, Broadway
WILLIAM WATSON, NJ D.,
Formerly surgeon 70 the Lock Hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

ENITTH AVENUE AND MURRAY HILL.-FOR SALE, A
large lot q feet nohes by 100 in the centre Of the block,
between Thirty seventh and Thirty eighth sree The owner,
desiring 10 leave town Immediately, will sell below the
let price; Also two lots al on time, improved in Thrty.
esliA street, 1, west Of Fifth avenue. by H. g. PIERCE IL
atxe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

LOB CHARLEsToN, 8. C.-THE SUPERIOR SIDE
~ wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt j. y.
aryin sill sail from Philadelphia for Charleston
day june at 10 o'cloct CABIN passage nth very superior
Gsorria will sail again above, Saturday, June H. The
Keystone Stse sails for Savannah Saturday Juno II.
HERON MARTINI gents.
PHILADELPHIA, 35h NJ wharveA.
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COPARTNERsHR NOTICES.

30 mn TO s. 600 WE WANT GENTLEMAN, OLD
0O.OOU or young with that amount OF cash capital as
partner otherwise, and perfectly Wiling 70 invest In
cash business manufacturing business that paying
80 per cent net profit and more orders than fod
win be shown interview the business Of the
able kd and that good will like. Security for
The money given required. Address Mott Co.. box ll6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

E1OI gALE- AT GREAT BARGAIN, A HOUSE AND
bot IN Thirty third street. near Lexington avenue. in
block OF eight houses Apply No 100 East Thirty third
street, before 10 A. NJ after p. N. Also FIRST and second
utpYieS With baarment O let
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

ICOR SALE. Oh WOULD BIZ EXCHANGED FOR real.
Ishy probable manufacturers BUSINESS DOR Ohio Pennsyva
ia and Southern etAteG Fine opportunity 1or young
bnd OF travelling. Apply personally To HALL ALDBN
SIS Broadway, up stairs.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY JUNE S, 1855.


O0Y 0OOD0b ~
SDp7 BpOAuWAY-MBTROPClI LACE AND IN.
90 broideyy Tors:-yrcg susson, wtn opn 90 nos'
shirta collar! bands. SouRinS pen and ngu5cd mHalns
genneuen's linen earbrs u ~ o. eAcn, aAd
"p' nA'A - - ~ ~ JOaM MADDEN, Agent.
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only 81 WILL PAY FOB YEARS SUBSCRIPTION
" to the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS decidedly tho
cheapest and mcst interesting printed An the news
the will be found m its columns Subscription price, 81
Agents sqrnishea q 81 20 Per husdred
the proprietor, Of Fulton aAd Nassau streets New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

NV EFT INpIKB MD VNNhZUkLA STEAMSHIP CON
w pany-For st. Thomas, Puerto Rso, La Gusyrs and
Puerto Gabelo Tho United States mail steamer TENNEs
SEE, Charles Webber, commander win leave for the
This steamer will arrive st. Thomas in time for
TO take the British mail steamers running all tie West India
Islands Price of from New York TO st. rhonaa
Puerto hco $40; ito La Guayra or Puerto Ca5eio 1856.
Extra stseroons $40 advance the bteerage
gers ound) s2s All letters must pass through he Post
office No bills Of srg will be signed except those Furnished
by the company and be ready day before sailing For
freight or passage apply to 9. DE AGREDA. JovE co.,
AZ South street
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-01

lous. y: The saving of the Union. bu.
the manner OF doing It, AMI the on that
undertake the task.
To SAFE the Union at this time, re-
au;ras the abri3emeEt Of some of the
most cherished principles of the consti-
tat;on and a belief that the union was
founded to secure, not the blessings o.
libzitJ, BAT, the evils Of slavery.
Bat the absurlity of the cry Of dis
union, IS apparent, perfectly 50. when
We remember that all the ''disunion;s:.
excepting here and there one. are to b
found South and in the bogus democrat
&c party that supports Pierce eco. and
arc trying to perp.tuate and continue
the same order CT things - the election
Of Buchanan. The organs Of this party
are charging disunion uaen The party Of
freedom. When It has done more, with
IN the rast four years - weaken tie
bonds Of the union, than all the 'alo.i-
t:onists' will DO IN fifty.
Bat VIC took our pen to say a fs~
words o. that Waldo 10y" now II
Hancock. Hancock ought not to find
faHlt when she obtains tlo te.. tlat
W-I9 can furnish. AL She viii Mt
But Waldo rags 30 ret run well IN a
political course. Tie ene crtz4-3 here.
IS wanting in spaaj-.hsre may he hot
ton, Int 10 rs to nm the rae,w.. tn
vt this time - catalogue ea-.pcr.ls''
will out1ua5or St. pau!s eaau. rat5d
list, arl they are still to cone. Not the
least u which VIII be the Terifs Of tn
CustoIa House drive No nan knows
better what this means, and no man has
had greater reason to excla:m save M
from ny friends The last democrat
ic District Convention. was TIE occasion
ofs5mc til specimens of l!acl; hearted
knarcry towards this Waldo 10y whleh
can't he beat; At which time the now
Sheriff Q. this county and son. played at
:, M1A5'zfie. Ina the Custom House
clique, proved % the Waldo boy.
That ;hey lad promised fair, but they
,,,uSt cheat him ir Ito o,,1 r. t',,r, (,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-01

Our FER FIiLNoRE.-The New Or
leans Delta, the loading organ Of the
Louisiana Democracy, openly repudiato
Mr. buchanan, because Of his dcclara-
ton in GaYor Of squattcr-soyoreignty, in
his letter Of acceptance; and declares
It's determination not to support him
It says
We notice tina: several Of oar Demo-
cratic contemporaries call him Abolition
Fillmore THIS Is AN UNJUST
IMPUTATION. When Mr.. Fillmore
was first nominated is a candidate for
the Vice Presidency, we shuddered at
the thought of his election. We saw
that he had given votes obnoxious to the
South, and therefore believed him I'M
sound on the slavery question. Our
heart sic&ened at the prospect of his
success, and we bitterly and violently de-
nounccd him.
Bot we are happy to say we are gree
ably disappointed, aud that Mr. Fill
more is one of the soundcst men in the
union on the subject Of slavery. and that
he is a patriot and statesman. His abb
ministra'ion has been highly conserva-
tive. He advocated the compromise,
and used all his influence to quell the
storm of tanatieism, while his admins
tFation shows that his sympathy and feel
inss are with the acuth. Such conduct
Is deserving praise and we are not afraid
to bostow it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-01
EASTMAN HuTcuISGs.

ATRoCIGUS FRAUD on TIE PUBLIC-
ARREST AND CoMMGTTAL OF TIE PER-
PETEAToR.-Ne learn from the Phila-
delphia press, that Hollis who was charg-
ed with couH+c-iciting so extensively the
labels OF Hoiloway's Pills. has been com
mitted to Mayan9nsiag jail for trial in
default Of bail. The examination show
that the immense salts of Hol!oway's Re-
modes in this country mad long since ex-
cited the cup;lity Of class Of miscrconts
known as ".ncdical counter.c:tcrs.' The
establish lcnts Of Professor Holloway, in
every city of the Union, had been close
ly watched, the extent Of their business
ascertaincd. and finally System Of coun-
terieitlAg planned out which. in extent
and magnitude, has probably never been
equailod in this or any other country
We hopo the fortunate arrest Of the chief
conspira:or, Hollis, will tend to explode
the whole scheme: ali the material Of the
raseally combination Is now in the hands
of the police. 1t is somewhat difficult
to counterfeit the remedies of Professor
Holloway with impunity. His agents
cover the laad, constituting an all-pcy-
vading vigilance committee whose Ar
gus eyes are ever open to.his interests
and the interest Of the sick, which are
in fact zone and inseparable" Hollis
and his gang forgot this independent
medical police, ever on the alert, all in
direct communication with the Office in
New York. They left out of their cal
culations the boundless peeuniary re-
sources Of Professor Holloway. and I'M
der-cstimated his zeal and liability when
engaged in hunting down the double
knavery that tempered with the public
health while it sought to rob him Of his
reputation. The timely discovery OF this
scheme of wholesale lascality, viii, we
trust. be a warning t. medical counter
fieters.' The counterfeit plates, labels,
&c, are all in the hands Of the autAori-
ties of Philadelphia, and the conspiracy
is utterly crushed. It's effect has becn
to exhibit in more striking light the
unparalleled popularity of Holloway's
Pills. for only against the leading medi-
cine Of the age would such scheme have
been organized.
1t would be well for the trade to be
on their guard against similar frauds for
the future. One scheme of imposture is
put down. but the popularity of the med
icines may give rise tc othcrs.-N. Y.
Nat. Pol. Gazette. :,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-01

Let any man cast his eye On the map
of this immencc domain. extending from
the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean and he
will see space there outside of the exis-
ting States, abundantly large to make
States enoughto give the gentlemen what
they desire, Whenever yon have sixty
states in this Union three forths of them
can alter the Constitution and abolish
slavery everywhere. Where are they to
come from X. and y. can make six \.
Mexico will make half as many; Cali
fornia may we'll be divided into three
States
Well, sir, X. altho it is but one state
when added will be good against three
more. And was it strange then that the
South should desire the possession of X.
merely as a guarantee p Arc you op-
vcsed to the extention of Slavery =?
" Watch and pray" Freemen of the l..
s.! Spurn the Tyrants roo and lett be
your prouIest thought duct amor pa
trin.n Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-01

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-01

BURIISGAMEANo Brooks AFFAIR.
Mr. Campbell and Burlingamc have both
published cards in relation to the duel
case. Brooks is placed in an unenviable
position, by this correspondence. He is
unquestionably a coward. He certainly
shows TN white feather. And we can
almost sec the flesh quivcr. that covers
his cowardly heart, while reading Bur
i'ngamc card. Alas, thc chivalry
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-01
Per erder County Committee.



The OLD LINE ABoLIrIoXtsrs R1s-
ISG.-Hon. Stephen c. Foster. Of Penn
broke, has been nominated as the rcpub-
lean candidate for congress in the 9Th
district Mr.. Foster is an old line abo-
lltionist, and his nomination is one crni-
nently fit to be made BY the abolition
+ tiisunionists. Mr.. I. distanced ms raa-
egade whig competitor, Mr. Pike. Of
Calais, in the convention, with perfect
case. We, however, could name a Wal
do boy, now living in ..old Hancock.
who, should he receive the democratic
nomination, will lead this cid fogy abo-
lltionist 1000 votes. \ splendid Veto
~ awaits the democracy of the sixth
Legion" in September. Republican
Journal
This s,old line abolit;onist, as the
Journals pleased to call Mr.. Foster, is
entitled to this distinction, only because
he has been true to the principles Of the
democratic party. as they have been cx-
pounded by the conventions Of the party
and its leading men. Whenever this
''vexcd question Of slavery has been in
issue, both the whic and democratic
parties have planted themselves upon
the doctrine Of the power Of Congress to
legislate upon this subject in tha terrific
ries, and Of the duty Of the North to re-
sist its farther extension. This is the
position of Mr.. Foster now. This is the
pasi'ion Of the party that has PIT him inI
nomination. Tie fles of the Journal At
tost to is fidelity and ability in uphold
ing the very same "aJo1iioajsn." with
which Mr.. Foster IS now charged Win
the non-extension of Slavery. We have
-read Of nun, who to inspire his chill
dren with horror Of his Satanic maias-
ty. had the walls Of all the rooms of his
dwelling ornameated with paintings of
this much abused gentleman: but the
effect was the opposite Of what was in
tended. Those for whom all this troub /
la had been taken, soon learned that the
tancJat pictures which the artist had
placed on the walls as bugbaars. were
harmless creations Of an over excited
brain, and they ceased to be objects off
dread. So this bugbear ''abolitionist
has ceased to fishten grown up children
and has lost its magic power to keep
men within the folds of old parties. after
these parties have ignored their time hon
ored principles.
Another imaginary being, rugged out
as scare crow, and sisncd a conspic-
uous place. at this time. is ,'disnnioa.
The time has been, when the country
furnished very respectable party of gen
tlemen, with gold-bowed spectacles. and
ample watch chains, who had the exclu-
sive right to ''savc TIE Union.' While +
these gentlemen had permission to follow |
their business, and the humber portion off
the nation had no part nor lot in the
matter, the Union went on swimminglv.
At length smaller men took up the bust
ness Every city, town. school district
and neighborhood had its Union Saw.
ers.' The Union is saved at least, sos
times a year in each of these localities.
and by every demagogue in office or out.
This stale cry has become as dsgustinely
unbearable, to sober, well meaning, and
common sense men, as the harsh and loud
tones of the organ grind.r. The thing
has been over done It is simply ridicu-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-01

What are the prospects in the country:
asked a city politician of a farmer
Very poor as regards the crops l
mean in regard to the prospects of
Buck and Rreck.' "oh, their pros
poets are worse than the crops"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-01
Fremont \ CATHOLIC:

Is Fremont \ CATHOLIC At a
meeting Of Catholic Literary Institu-
ton of Cincinnati on the Sth inst. a
ballot was taken for President which re.
suited as follows buchanan So; Ere
mont 5; fillmore |. This is the first
vote in a free State when "Brcck" was
ahead.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-01

u Why do democrats, so called, use
SO much exertion to circulate that straight
wing paper, the Bangor Journal: One
of our double shottod officials offered TO
pay for the paper, if certain man would
read il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-01

Mr.. Simmer has left Cape May, not
having received any benefit from sea air,
and has gone to the mountains.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-01

The American Patriot, is being use d
as an electioneering paper by the Blu
chanan men here. What is the matter
with The Age" Argus. Free Press &c ?