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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-04-16
Oun Trade WITH BRAzIL-The National

Gun TRADE WITH BRAzIL.-The Ndtaondf
InteNigencer publishes tables giving the sta
tistics of the commerce of the United States
with Brazil, from which it appears that the
trade between the two countries is very large,
and is annually increasing. The imports in
to the United States from Brazil in 1855
amounted to $I5,2lS,9S5, and the exports
to Brazil to $4,261, 273-total trade, 49,
4s9,2Os. Coffee and flour are the chief ar
ticles of interchange. In 1856 the amount
ofcofee received from Brazil was l35, 369,3s3
lbs, valued at $ll 1913, and our exports
of flour to that country amouted to 25s,396
barrels, worth $2,4S4,lsO.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-04-16

FEARFUL CoNFLAGRATIoN.-On March the
3lst, at 8 o'clock in the morning, the city Of
Galena was visited by most disastrous cen
fagration, originating in stable on Com
merce street, owned by M. O.. Walker, of
Chicago, and spreading thence in every direc.
ton, until thirty-two buildings and property
to the amount of 100000 were consumed.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-04-16

Gy- We are indebted to the courtesy
of our Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress for valuable public documents.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-04-16

ET Those who are fond of sweet pota-
toes will regret to learn that the crop is likely
to be almost failure in the Southern States
the coming season. The seed has been des-
troyed by the intensely cold weather The
State of Georgia alone produced, in 1865,
nearly 100000 bushels, and in that State
there will not be the 1.-THE of a crop this year.
To YOU'VE FOR HHUsEKEEPING.-The
Court Journal says the Princess Royal of
England, Queen Yictorias eldest daughter,
will limit her appearance to the fashionable
world of the palace for this season, as it is not
thought advisable to apply to Parliament
for the sum necessary to maintain house
bold while she sso Young"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-04-16

CONNECTICUT ELEoTIoN.-Returns from
all the towns in the State, except Hartland,
give the Democrats 90 members in the House
and the Republicans 1917. Republican ma
jority %. Of the 81 Senators, Il are Re
publicans not counting Mr.. CUTLER, who is
probably chosen. Including him the Senate
will be composed of IL Republicans and 9
Democrats.
SECOND DIsPAToH.-The Republicans have
a majority of five in the Senate and seven in
the House. Three to hear from. No cleo
ton of State officers by the people.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-04-16

The MAPLE SUGAR SEASoN.-The present
is the season for the manufacture of maple
sugar in all the Northern and Eastern States.
The amount Of maple sugar yearly made in
the United States at the time the last census
was taken, was 34,263,656 pounds. AT
twelve cents pound the crop would amount
to $4,10s,3ss. The product should be in
creased by from 100000 to 100000 worth
of maple molasses. New York produces
much the largest quantity of any Of the
States, its produce being l 1851, asa pounds
Vermont produces $685. 1857 pounds; Ohio,
1858, 100; Indiana, 1921, 642; Pennsylva-
MIA, 1926, a05; Michigan, 2,439,794; New
Hampshire, 1,294,S63; Virginia, 1927, 665
pounds. The free States furnish the most
of the crop. All the other Southern States
may yield as much as Virginia. Even South
Carolina, with its low latitude and low lands,
yields 200 pounds annually, while Rhode Is
land figures but %.
Vermont, in proportion to its population
and territory, produces the largest amount
an amount three times greater than that Of
all the rest of New England. About this
time bogus article is usually offered for sale
remoulded from the last years product. II
is usually mixed with crushed sugar, and
though sham, is really very pleasant ar
ticle for eating, and commands usually 25
cents pound. The genuine article usually
WHOLESALERS from IL to IA cents a pound
The present season promises well for an abun-
dant Weld
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-04-16

NEW GooDs.-Messrs. CUTLER d. WARTS
seem determined to maintain, fully, the char
acter of the old firm, in respect to prompt
ness and alacrity in the transaction of bust
ness, and are now displaying to their numer.
GUS customers new and fashionable styles Of
Spring Goods, just received direct from New
York. Don't fail to give them an early call
and liberal share of patronage.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-04-16

EE- Our book table is graced with the
April number of Frank Leslie's Gazette of
Fashions and Home Journal, SO much ad-
mired by the ladies.
The April number of the Michigan Farm
err is also before us. Every farmer who is
not subscriber to this or some other good
agricultural periodical loses every year vast
fund of useful information, which, if put in
practice, would yield him dollars of addition
al gain in the cultivation of the acres that
cluster so invitingly around his dwelling.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-04-16

The greatest clothing establishment in the
world is that of M. Godillot, in Paris. II
employs GO sewing machines, kept in motion
by steam engine Of nine horse power and
which seweda all the over coats for the Crimean
army. The superintendent of the establish.
ment is the Emperor's tailor, Dussantoy, who
has invented a cutting machine, capable Of
cutting out l 5 suits at once, almost with the
rapidity of lightning. Besides the machines
one thousand women and girls are constantly
engaged in sewing.
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BATON ROUGE, LA SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1856.
INSURANCE,


| - 49,
sssaeherm Maeeal Insurance Company
~ BatsN MsNge.
iNcvvorstest Nv Acs AZ Leetssdtwre ~ LcststaHu.
Apprcsed. Mav,sA t9tA, 1855.
Authorised Capetal. sssss 00,e0o,0O.
The SoMlhsvw Mutual insmrawe CcmSawy,
" Baton Ropse. have tuis thy eomtnenced
operations, AMI s'e p,erased to take fiAs,
MAn,Nn, and R,vsa Risks.
Direotors.
James N. Brown, Leon Bonnecsse,
tchn 4. K'eiopeter, Andrew Mssts,
Fetg,,e Permission, W. r. TvUnsrt,
Ios V. Durable, Joseph larguier,
G. q. Mcttsttcn, VIM. 8. Pike.
Trustses.
W. B. Walker. Jee.+e Hart.
r. y. Conrad, n Il tsyrock,
Chss. A. Slack. James N. Btunot,
Spethene Allan, w. u. Phillips.
Joseph =. williams, Thompson J. Bird,
J. r. Nc!.". Daniel =. Avery,
John A. Doushe,tv, Samuel N. Hart,
WILLIAM =. PIKE, Pres't.
ALrRsp SHsrptas, sec'y.
baton Rouge, Jan'y. ~, 1856. H.
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JOSEPH MrKtTRtUK,
,lrcklfeCi| n Wtlacr

~ ~ Fycstdo, A'sst n N,'t~e Ss.
T WOULD RESPECTFULLY Y call the
i stssN,icn of the public, ~ my arrange.
Dpents (br The New vea,. Having made
arrangements with cne II the best marn.
NActvs1ne tshli.hments IL Cincinnati,
! sWa prepared 10 furnish Sash D.,ors and
BlinHls. made u the hest White Pine Lu,n.
Vt. and II superior workmanship and
much cheaper than can te male IN the
assth. Persons wishing 10 build w"uld
And Il 70 their advantage 70 consult me
bsfbre building
Ordert 'totn the country earnestly colt
eitsd. Country work cf ali kinds r,omrt.
n sttendeh 10 In tho most wetkmaalike
oD0Aaef
Plans and specifications for city and com.
nv Houses. subbutban villas, etc. given In
the wost approved styles. Al kinds If
lob Work attended tn with nratness sn,l
dispatch. Water Cisterns male II the hest
material. jan5O.
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BATON ROUGE
Dying end Securing Establishnsnt.
d WORT entrusted 10 Me care In The neAtkSs snd
moet vortmaniiks manner:
(Dla ClUthes are alnsest made New.
He 10 prepared 10 dye fbr the Ladies' D Gen elsosn
LAD1ES
Orsps ehsWia, Aysd Of eolos vsstsvsd, no matter
what color Stik Dsessss, ehawl., Mantilias. Bar.
sees, Parssots. cleaned, dyed Of repaired; Leg
horn bennses. dysd ~ washeA.
CassiNresss, NJ sines, Alpaca, 01osh 0iethss.
either elsaasd, cnjos ssstossA or dyed 70 s01
colo, prsfsrvrA, with dsspslch and nestnsss.
may5 N. uOESLJ, Dyer.
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Nnf Ice.

tut: subscriber respectfully returns hi.
| thanks to his friends ah,l customers WIN
have durina the past yeat libcrslly given
him their patronage, and takes thi. meth
c,i II informing them and the public ut
large that he has ncw on hand large Int
VI eeasnned lumber and everything reqW ..
;te fas the undertaking sMcceeslul compile.
tim of al work In the shape II H"ns.
t}utldinss, Blinds, sash and Doors. fitting
~ of Stores. Rsr.rcom in the beet, moet
durable and wo,kmantike style. Al cr'iers
let at b G Non ans Hardware Store. the
Pust Once, " a my shop ~ ritth et~et
sdtniaine n. Peters end Sc. Paul's college.
viii meet with r'omrt attention.
dec3l. g. i, SEES.
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A lktN'S Corr and Cotton Cultivator
n This truly useful agricultural imprcv.
m. nt, hae heet fully tested by highly res.
rettable and practical planters WIN afserfal
trial, ray that by its use. In the cultivation
uf Corn, Cane, Or Cotton. there 10 saving
Of at least one third the labor to man and
horse over the common plow. IT, new
invention. Patented March 20. ls4s,
Planters are invited 10 cal. aud exatnins IL.
A supply On hand and Cor sale by
w. +. TttNNARn.
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TIRE n y + ~ Al
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
... or NEW YORK.
Net AccMmmIaksd Cash Fund.
0,o1e,510,
An the profits dixsled among the Insured
FRED. >. WINSTON, Ptss'l
leAAC ABBOTT. ssr'y.
CHAS. GILL, A,sssvy.
nTGsosex A. P,xs, duly authorised
Agent tcr Baton Rouge. ap. toy.
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Flrst Arrival NJ the Season
Ar TME ONE tniCE
Cy0thissg Esssp0rtsssss.
TNHE subscriber hos gust received by
L steamer CRsseEsr Cry. fnm New
York. 4 large and beautiful assortment oi
GENTS FURNISHING 0OODS,
Consisting ot Linen Dosem shirts; SILK.
Cotton aad Msfino under shirts; Shirt Col.
lars Linen and Cotton Draws; hosiery,
Gloves, Suspenders, Linen and silk Pocket
Hdkf.. Cravats. Meet Ties; Scarf Stocks,
Ac.. al cf which have been telectsd from
the most fashionable houses In New York, /,
snd will be sold Al low prices. In order 10
do justice and give satisfaction Ia 60. buy.
cess he has made II rule In al cases 70
deduct ten t,er cent tor cash, and will In oil
cases strictly auhsss to that principle.
sept6.y. w. d. PHILLIPS
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Prench 1sotDlDas.

Prooch me0tll1as.
TUE ladiss are invile0 /" examine ~,
! bsswtifat assovtmsNt ~ 1vsNeh tmesvesl
eprtne MansitIAs, ef The latsst eaA most fashion.
shte stytes. paschaseA n th1 sMp~stsss In n Yev,
~ The assortment h not very large, ths isdiss
would d. veil n Gait sAvly~Aa the
kNatA pDlSneA CnsAp CAsN ev0as,
mas76.N Lafayette Street.
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Aeoa0s1g the Late AtrAvals
OT NEW GOODS Ar THE O
Philadelphia Cheap Cash Stare.
Will te fund besu';ful new style
w Parts navesss vtnaneed vcbes. very chesp.
A large sssov ttnsns NJ Satin Dntpssh Table Cloths
ana Napkins, very sstreviov qantity ~ 0snts lin.
en- Cannbvic handkerchief afew pieces oS sWpss
white tlhsW As,lt. eov sals ~ the
fnsLADsLsniA cAsAp CAas eroaa.
msvS5.tk lafayette Street..
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CArrlnges. Harness, WHIP, &c.
TIME S,.t,sc riher's assortment Of Carrie
i yes Harness, whips, &c. IL "'w com
plete, and h. IL 'itee an examination y
HI. stock before purchasing in New o..
lcnns, A. W. guarantees his prices ~ low n
A. a,,v In the south.
Mareroom conner Of Third and Florid'
Streets. Manufacturing aud repairing l.,
superior style at the old established stand
coiae. Of Main and Church Streets.
w. E. TUNNARD.
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NgWARRYHAL-ORxaS O00DA

NEW OOOOA
AZ rNG pNllAoGl pNlA oNgAP oToAG.
1US'r received BY steamer Grenada, On.
y other assortment ofths abov. goods con.
sistins Of striped Black Challsy, nlain
plaid b stri,sd black bsrrsees, plain : AZ.
ursd fancy eol'd Challeys In drsss patterns,
plain 1 framed Hsrrsgss, Osgsn''iss Jsco.
nets and SwiAs Muslin. Also, beautiful
. so'tment of trimmings. ribbons, $c., afl oi
which srs ho0sht q auction en- will b
sol q very law prices. may q.
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WHITE CoTro16J AND LINENS.
1UHT kHCEtvED. psr Steamship Cshswbn from
j New vort AvstleWs, ! hne lns ~ shifting cot.
tons ssd Mnsn Shirt bpsctas, for ssie very low st
The paiaApneeeaA cssAp UAeW eVoao,
Api. ~. Lafayette Street.
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Architectural CARDS, &f.
e. q. WILSON,,
Rovee. olrw 4 Ornamemtal Painter.

Third Sweet. twc dccss Nerth " the Post once,
HAVING perspaneosly locAtei IN Baton Rouge.
III " Wvsld respectfully solicit \ share u the
evells patronage. Being traSsieAkte wcrhmen, ~
are 70 wssk oM the most reasonable terms and In
NJ hsst etyte
ALSO, 0fsintne, Atsvsilng, Chasing ana Paper
AANelW9 Msatly easeStsd.
~ nsWtatch work seilcited and promptly
n((oAAo1 ID. dsUtA.y Y.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31

NEW CARPETS. - have now In store
IN splendid a.sortmant Of new styIs
Carpets, whirh were purchased q auction
In Philadelphia. At very low prices and
will he sold accordingly.
Vctl6.v. w. p. PHILLIPS.
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Steam, Fressed Brick,

NOR the convenience. of the citizens ol
i Baton Rouge, an office has bee, open.
ed at IosxuA BsAt's Sroas, opposite the
Harney House. where crhers may hs left
(nr immetlia,e transmission {. the SrxAx
Rx,cx and LuMwxR M,.,.s. Of the sabscri.
her. and will be filled with quick desra'ch
4. if given At ne ofsce ~ the yar'. Those
wishing arm and durable article. are 20.
licited to test the quality ef Che SrsAx
paxssxp. 07>Brick delivered in town and
vicinity in any qnantities, at lowest market
rates. aux2S.ti) J. H. SCHENCK.
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n n w GOODS.

rusT AECkivEO pes eteaMsh'p CahawSs, nom
i New vctk. Beautifa' White and Cs,cursd Hv'l.
,,ant,nes, rtatn ann Plaid White jaecssls, Nsin.
sooks, swiss Musl,ns, Embroidered ewies and Jnc.
cnet baNAs. Plain Black ana CotcseA NaSsees,
ladies ant Misses Wht'e Cation ticse, Htrck and
Cct"ssd et,h Uievss, ttlst Mia, ht,ek and Write
Grape rsiiavs ana sieeve,. Figured and ptsM
eitk patssota, Grass, Malv Cloth ssd Corded
Gkirls. for sale very CHEAP ~ the
pMtLAbaleMtA CWsAp OAsH evcaN.
Apvti ~. Lafayette Street.
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NOTICE 10 DUILDERS.-The IN.
~ Aes4lgnsd b aew prepared q manvlacsass
~ Steam power ~ the shovtest notice all klnds
osSash, bitada, WtnAsws, Doers, Ae--letters ~.
dressed u him ~ che Post Oaace at Daton Rouge
will meet with tmnsdiAts attention.
aept.S.t. w BROWN.
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STRAW MATTlN0e

STRAW MA1sT1N0e.
1t'aT RccetveA fpom New Ycrk aue,ieos, Twtssv
j rvs rstcss WHITE and rOi,ORED MATING
which viii be said ~ vEkt Low PRICES n the
PsiLADstpAiA CnHAr NAsH srcas,
Art. ~. Lafayette Nsssst.
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CARPET L Ruos.

CARPET & Au0o.
TNHE subscriber has Just received from
i New York, large assortment Of In.
grain, Three Ply. and BrnsseIs Csrpsts. all
of which will he sold At low prices.
ssrk ~ W n. PHILLIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31

Dress TeomWoWgsI
WILL hr opensd this morning 4
w beautitsi Aasortmep u ladies' drsss trim.
utWss " me latest Paris style, eash ana NaNWst
klbbone, ~ Shs pN,aA aApstSM,A CHsAp UAeN eToRs,
mas9stt Lafayette Street.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31

CTRAW MATTlN0.-Twsnty
~ Ave pieces A-4 Straw Mating 70 ar.
rive this week and for sale by
ljsn.l6 W. D. PHILLIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31

r, DIR R0SAS LACERDA,
DA7ON 10u1E Ia,
TNFORNEs ~ pselic In general that
j As IL aow PssFaps1 y srspAir N ths bs.i
nssns,. ~ OLnEST end MOST De.
FECTlvE PIANOS. q vxav aeosaATs
va,css end evssy ltsA e M1isal iNstsu.
upenes. He will slss tsas q very rssiseed
prices. fet bic cusAemsss ~ ~ public Ia
eaWefal. 5sss
Oslss len at ~ Jswslry slsss ef NJ.
Theodore Geldosaa will - psonPtly At.
esaaad 10.
5sIlsase E. DE- ROsAs LAcERDA.
JOs9Pu NcCO0IGuCK.
DOOKSELLRR Ass STATIONRR.
Datsa 1sugs. Ia.
school Bnoks, yTANDARD LITE.
rasy. Scisati1c aaa Mseeellaneous Books
CAesp tGbeisneisas. 81 ~ Psiasip,e Ma.
aasinss aaase esslB ksalsessluasly IN haaa
A,s,-Al4EalcAH y 49, 1oRKlcN
watne u ~ 1asak OcsaA ups.opss
cspylae pss1k DFsssiss - Dsilesi
1saAglGsslssnseie osas1s.Ae vi.
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EDMOND LEGENDRE.

Worker II Tin, Copper andSAsst Iren.
~t~1 &.-Nasses cypssaDs 1sscs ssoss.
TINE subacriber will attend promptly
i to oil orjsrs in his line, making and
rspaisin: Gae|srs. copper pspes Tor machine.
y, stove pipes. &c.
~A g"oS seoek Al Tia ware always on
hand, and made to order.
NAV 3.y. ED. LECENDRE.
a. Y. rOMLINSON l. co.
U9ALuNA ~
Wseete eFn RroAwee.
p1Ovf01ONS,
FANCY 4 STAPLE GROCERIES
B3ANDEMR WINES = kEQUOR&
comma vN,ao Z coesvewraoM sre..
DA1O0 NoUG8, IA.
0OLD, SILVER = GERMAN SILVER
VI aPsct1cl0-A vssy lanas asaostmanE,
pure Crystal, q TsEo. GeLoxAHx.
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M::s*s =: Z. Is: :, s'.::. Si:ss::;
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-31

Corn l1tD1s.
0DOZr Asserted Sets Corn Mill, with
- and without hy wheels.
ana LAeoueka & LANoux.
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eel1 ass1 00lvoe TAsmalss,
lust received and fnr ssls ~
eD Aeeio. Tnso. GoLpMANN.
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Cart and Waggon DDa1Dese.
A FULL ASSORTMENT cf Collars,
n H.mes. blind brides. csrs bv~eeh}ng.
art ssddles, Wasssn haSresa. T,acs chains
&C.. which We ohsv a. moderate prices.
ianildv1 LARGU1EN 8 LANOUE.
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YEEP -FOUR RA10ae IN 0RDgR;-Ensrson's
n Al osss1ses AnR ooeps, ~ Ssoeivsd
- 1h9 a1le ~ J. 1. VAl1R.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-15

Helloway's Ointment and Pails.-The Infal-
lby Of medicines The treatment OF scurvy and all
deases Of he AIN ard glands and ihs wonderful eGsct q Tie
Etmach Airs ADD dtasrhoea render them iuds
peDsatle all travellers by or land the
fActores No 80 Maiden sre, new Yors and No IA Strand
Lon don and by al druggists at 25c 62c and 81 DO.
bex.
Consumption, the Great scOurge by which
many doomed to premature could ia many
be sfectually cured by simple roedies
Visit RS cherry basam has cured hundreds within
few
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-15
I would speak OF Lyons skill,
His wonderful powder and still wondreus pill;
II gives To sleep her many favored charms,

~ Qvo0 70 sleep NOR many favored cnafmS,
And kills all insects tho no mortal harms
Lyons depot "A Broadway His magnetic pills and pow
der destroys rats mice and insects LYON "a Broadway
Brsndrcth's Pllls-vegetablo Entire War
rsntedA mst nature with this a. important medicine
morbid hmors from the blood resort bleed
ing mercury and shall have great scarcity per-
sons afflicted with chronic maades featered tribe the
animal hns6om over which the lords they az
iced with chronic maladies neither should be IL
not our pride which occasions them Follow nature the
BYandreth PILL which harmonizos with which mildly but
surely removes all impurities from he blood which strength
healthy STANDARD These purely yegesbe pills sold ct the
TINS bootsoree 996 Bowery and al Hudson street Of Mrs
Haves l5 Fulton street. Brooklyn; of T. W. Dyo Sons
philadelphia and by all respectable druggists medicine
venderr IN the Union. Cauon-All pills purpor ing 10 ba
Braudroths pills. with No. M Broadway the side label are
counterfeit.
Marsh & Co.'s superior Shoulder Braces,
Cor man women and children Also silk elastic sockings for
yarIcose n for oil ply cal deformes msde
10 order warranted at their truss Office No. 2s Maiden
lane New York.
Consultations on Eye and Ear Diseases
rrc, N daily. Instructions to medical practitioners
~ hs result of twenty years. experience and
m hs se Of valuable instruments procured during late
soourn in Europe Arifcial eyes inherited JhMES w.
POWELL. NJ D., oguia, aurist, &c No, IQ2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-15

Summer Wlnss.-Superi0r Clarets at the
woet prices by tho Wines all descriptions
ers1die gins 10 London and Dublin porter Scotch
By UNDkRHIlL MATT ERSON, 430 Broome street. corner
nfCkoahv sfrAaf -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-15

W0l1e's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.-
5As medicinal beverage prescribed by the medical
cM n cases OF graye gou rheumadsm ncipent dropsy,
"a yi m ,UnSy SHo nno s & a ~ lever
s's name the bottles and LABEL For sale By all the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-15

Strawberries, Peaches, Nectarines, Fresh
6gs and haster Buerre pears fine of delicious
e sole at the saloon Of JOHN TAYLOR co.. Broadway
corner Ernx kim street.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NAY Is, 1856.


SITUATION WANTED I'm A CONFECrIONE 1Y
store By young lady Of long excesnce IN tins business
has no objection leave tho city, Address As B. c. Union
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POtlchomanle..Thc New and Beautiful
mt decorating glass resemble the finest China few
hoaJs Interesting amusement transforms simple glass
Tn spendid Cnm see OF sevres vase All the Materials
CURED. Pce s. Fun Instructions 70 purchasers The
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sITUATlONs WANTED.

A LADY, IN THE UPPER PART OF THE CITY. WHO
IA has just lost her infant wishes n take baby own
idence Ca 262 West 4d st. In the brick
cottage An orphan preferred.
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rot dismissed from lfhe were electse be (Judee B.
had no hesitation IN expressing his .elefr at he would
regard the Constitution Of the unied States idle
pediment in the way Of eliectdg ns pupooes suppose
the nth acquesced IN his election, 10 whom would he
give the appointments In the South9 Who would accept
them who had any regard for their honor He would
either have send his Northern allies and committed
spies mercenaries else appoint the most corrupt
facile ana depraved from among themselves. Sooner
than Zee him the $50 and the sword Of the
army, he fJucge would advise the people OF the
South rely their state governments and he thought
every Governor the Southern portion Of the United
States would feel Donnd 10 call the respective Iegss
lures together that each LegslHtre should send fr
its own Numbers delegates 10 general conference 10 be
held ~ some time ana place derignslsd. The delegates
should confer together each giving proper representa-
ton Of the pers threatening the section Of country
presented by him. Then, their deliberations should not
result anything eectua and they should be dis posed
70 acquesce finally in al administration aimed st their
destruction they deserved fate Of slaves applause
Governor ApaNs being loudly called for, and de-
hvered short address. He characterized Brooks
ssult sumner fulfilling all the requisites Of Arsto-
ties unesbeing appropriate alike 70 time place and
acooand dealt With the leading topics adverted to by
the previous speakers in he same general STYLE
Several other speeches were made.
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TEN DOLLARS RBwARD-bOsT, FROM THE COR.
ner q Mini avenue and Thirty second street green
parrot Whoever viii return the same 70 ~ Dominek street
OI.ag5 Ninth avenue, VII recsiye tae above reward.