davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19
Hope for season babe the world farewell,
And beauty faded before the awful sp al,
Till Hostetier's Buffers, the friend of man,

Dyspepsia cured and taught sighs 70 nniie again.
We are Sometimes almOst Unable to De-
scribe symptoms. We find ourselves weak and
phyacaly prosrated We have terrible sinking 81 the pit Of
he stomach; everish brow fetd breath and gloomy.
rOrebodng mind such arse from
mach and diseased liver. HO5TKTrER'b vegetable stomach
bters so peculiarly adapted to hese symptoms they
give appetite mpart tore and vgor the and
respect build the broken in
valid They particularly adapted TO weak and delicate
females.
HOsTRrTER, SMITH CO, proprietoru, Cincinnati.
Barnes PARK Broadway and Duane street wos-
and all drusals4s, arocers and hotels.
None Rxceps Those who Have Suffered All
IN, mi, ca of dyspepsia s forms can Appre
ne value OF medicine that will this disease TO All
who would find remedy ws say try the oxygennted bterz
coughs and CoItis.-n You have a Disease
., ha throat or chest remember Dr. PANC0AS1,5 golden
cash avrup Il Il gaining great reputation. Agents. O. ri
Hing igl broadway O. " Cckerer Co. 81 Barclay street.
sbad.n Neerpaarl Fourth street and the Bowery; Mrs.
Hayes i7s Fulton street, Brooklyn aud BY druggists general
v. &C p-mL Lei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
NEW YORK RACBs-sP SPRING MEETING THIRD WEEK
IN In June, 1856 the Fashion formerly
Course Newtown l. For Jockey CLUB purses and
DE WITT @. GRrNNKII. Trcas'r Fashion Ass'ou.
DIED HoUsEi PLEASURE GROUNDS-TROTTING.-A
IL pure twenty five dollars will be given Wednesday
I'D inst free for oil horses milo heats best three IN Eve under
the saddle. Trong To commence O'Clock precisely. En-
per cent to close Tuesday 22d inst at the Bed
House. y. ID. WALTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19
REMOVALS.

uAfR DRESsER.-G. LA SCALA RBsPECTTULLY
Il notifies hs friends And the public that he has removed
from the Metropolitan Hotel to sos Broadway up stairs where
he has fitted magnificent Cor the purpose OF
ing the hAiPdresng business In all It's nches He viii
also keep hand all kinds Of perfnmery and toilet articles
Grateful for past patronage. No solici1 continuance
ID EMOvAI. -CBHDs 4 SMITH HAVE REMOVED
III from 40 10 the spacious 4b2 Pearl street. directly op
pose their old store, whore be found the desirable
assortment Of decorative and plain pap hangnss border and
curtain with other Arte In the line satabe
for city or country Dealers Ao, ts larser assortment Of
t~d corpCee bands pins Ioops ~ thai rorpd IL
Hen yerk, CGUxDe hhlfH. ~ Yssr Srssl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19


CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS, EouAI. In nRIrIIIncv
ASd ss9s,T % We ra,osnt enc, ps as
Nu6a sleeve buttons 8e the asoye ar,c "a sSnt S
mail 10 any part OF he United Staios 1. u IIyorX
manuiasIsrns jewsllsrs, 1c7 Broadway.
DiAMoNps booShr--sT $40 BROADWAY, ROOM
NEST CHAINS MANtfACTURkD FROM CONPOnr
Ion and god These clsirs warranted NOT 10 chsrss
sol0r and VIII wear Ne geld The, srs
rneo ~ OF ne coI re'ure4 Prtcea n =
featuring jewellers 407 Broadway. "sAs
IL 1e.r WansS~, 0ss Sixth Pare.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19


nat he meaion.l virtues Messengers cordial GIN
"a hn oduosd public which has subatAa-
'' s6 IN ssf Ds :" + OUR rIasr PHYSICIANS
md n ss
u delicAcy ard richness Of rsysr and l. gnrivausd
Persons who reside ssus ds, , or in
vss's ne .s e.: impure end " hss ny realize E,sa be-
BEVERAGE nedcre pos.essss merits superior 10
Ioa dy cents, neatly enveioas1. With me
''' nd .e Eng sss
% Futon street y. y. and lac Line In stres. sos
tssushostthe United ststss
Peruvian ssrup-Wh.t sne Invalid ssmsr-
- complaints Abe Peravso syrup, whAeves nav be ts
not y sas ne n.ses
sns sssss is
%sas q he sees Causing pspa
q M s2 a"sss or s PEE
@ sy.sm. svey ss mind: and general physical
ssl.f IN his great souh nasrcan lemsdy surprising
~ asSs are 80 long % a.
6s great national Diseases particularly an0ons he Amsr
sna Sspspsa Ss lie s a s cloud
socm ard desPoadsniy with which had been suffering os
sss%Dste health Truly yours o,,,..,. osn .SAsa
Sssnns from sropaS on he chs %
| e? 0:sss S '
.,.,.u =, v,, xES XosH Apr. 10 1885,.
.dxe:aan. @meoiaeiy checked and psrmsnen:s
uI.n ss.e universally prevalent diseases which uns sa
ssm Any .Djc,m.n: ne We y Only say. hose wSs
ss,ses PasS scs sreadwsy and s Hayes l7s Euos
arc our 's'3s T3iK az Co. Bo
The Society OF st. Tamm.nys
sss u as q
ssi;i e. ss'is
shove ssss s nd we.
NEW YORK MERCURY,
For Sunday, April ~.
Highly Important To Bankers 1t Is nm an
SAe act,hst Baeon's hardened stse burglar proof ban
.s p p M ne % ws anS
highly important to Mquor Dealers,
SO
D o. ps
ND NV priced liquors obtained Jaaca Holland GIN
sna Sas
nxtso may be seen u heofce Of DE- L. FEUCHTWANGER
S6xAtden lane,
The new Rotary L0cAx-FOr Store Doors
dwellings, &c. posse the rengh simplicity and security
Il he best bank and iron locks In 1t Ia infinite
superSr 70 snv the clumsy key s changed 70 ms sse
9spges be made IN the lock- two vii be made alike
Aess expressly ordered Its great security laws Ia the I'M
possibility being opened without the right For sale
by he pasentees. hOLAKS, VALE S1INE BUTLER,
80 % Maiden lane.
~ .Builders ana Contractors Tho Rest
hnAng Sand given away, In Resde street. nearBroadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19

Rheuznatisa. ScrofalH, csc.-Ayatfs Life
bAlsam the most certain remedy for the savcro
these and drcaes arising from impuriy Of the blood
cured Mr. John McCary 50 ayenae OF scvere inamma
he had been confined Ms house most q two ye and s life
despaif<d OF. cured lady In the family Of =. W. Gilley
Esq OF Bowery dry goods stofe-i6 terrible
scoous liberation Of nine years. standing after the had
eminent ply sicLns Prncpsl office, 26 Grand street 75
cent? per bottle For sale By druggists, and Mrs. HAYRS
m tn0p troAf RrDo klvp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19

To iBuliders ana Contractors. The Rest
hn1pg sand given away, in Resde street, nearBroadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19


OF white swelling Of the knee when every OH had
failed Re n excellent heath. They have also cured
eenlcDan Of an Aecon o. the lver cr his physicians bad
aured BIN here no hone Bob The above can be seen
These pills contain hoso Qualities which hood
We are atck part body which diseased appropr-
ATS itself theie qualities snd lost health.
Al season all should iske few doseshcy Will insure
heaih; and what important cannot By possibility inurs.
GA strcet BrsnJrsths Building; No a96 Sowsry and No
n Hudson and genera everywhere where medicine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19
The new Rotary Looax-FIor store Door

The new Rotary LOc&-E'Or Store Doors,
dwellings, &C. posse the strength simplicity and security
DE best bank and iron safe looks now In Is initiate
any; the clumsy changed to small
70 put in your pocket or portemonnaie As millions OF
espges be made IN the lock- two vii be made alike
possibility OF M being opened without the right key For sale
81 he pAsentees. HOLMES VALE S11NE BUTLER,
80 ana % Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19
lghIX Important 10 Aiquor

HI8hJy KmpOrtaht % A1qUOr Oe0IefDs
large recy and wholesale grocersThe subscriber
prepared 70 furnish brandy favornS which needs 9
- cognac brandy produced either dark kf
IND bw priced liquors obanei Jamaica Holland gn
apple cherry and peach brandy In the most
cenaed and prepared liquor Sampler OF every
nykle NAY be seen It the ONCE Of DE. L. FEUCHTWANGER
eHMntdAn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19
THE GUsmAKER OF MOSCOW.

OR, VLADIMIR THE MONK.
TALE OF THE EMPIRE UNDER PETER TIE GREAT.
sILvARys COM,
Entered according In the 1856,
Robert Bonner erks ece OF the District
southern District Of New York.
We che folio wing brilliant and powerfully written story
from the New York Ledger, the great literary weekly
psper readers win enjoy In s perusai and
commend their attention. The hor sylyxnus ,ooo.
Jr decidedly the best story writer in the United
Eatesl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19

maden
mpaSioas lace, II think the would 30 trs.ss
ne may be answered Huris :. HE knows how Lightly
the rsS, marry with hon You please rssr woald
MsS &C.
Do you know how the Dukes affairs stand at present.
ssss sssa s.si 's while
ms AZ. %
i0ms Hge ssI.S q K. pcS esn.slv "Bow s.y
ins ~ H. va. %
n Of p pIose ana he e & Kusn and
1 Ssn. "a a ~ M is@
s ssss ard iI iS est! estate .' 'D ''
70 s Sos ss' .aS
Sh Duke a Ne &
ns IL hon,snd no has shown he mindful q ny
and anticipate. nv sysy want. 70. Khes de-
upon him. Had
n RHss % a1, %s sSs e &C. e
set The Duke Knows that rave taught ne sword play and
ha ta tbs ss sSs me- an S 81 s
dd @ & su tn s sSs a WAS careful not e
he knew hat duel was likely to come Of between himself
Xer some rnpue coper silence Ruric touched upon
point which lay z very c near ... Bis heart cart =.
There one pcDss upon which we have never spoken ard
snSw .Ssn ssr osa
side but my father tell while Yours returned TO bus home
noble esaie the grateful Feodor my father was
only forgotten. Hence situations widely dif.
arms and my labor cervsa handsome income You
krnw Mi that. and other obstacles were removed
v on W give hand and become fe.',
ave Rur'c the noble girl ero with Meaning eyes,
oyfu expression o. ceun'enance were redu
the 10 es9te 81 poverty long generous pure
soul free should Only be the more nxious to lit sp
Oh my love knows only the hear vhereou II Is secured ard
of Joy ask only the truth OF my husbands
love .
Bless you. dearest Rurc murmu,ed caspns the fair
beng 10 bis bosom And for lou while Rosands head
lay ri The shoulder OF the she truly fndy
loytd -, - - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19

Highly Important To Bankers 1T II nm Un-
nable iacthat hardened ssel burglar bank
rites and ses patent duplex powder and th oroof locks
every the cheapest best and
sAy reliable article eXtant Address VIM. W. Bacon, New
IA Com
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19


uttered ne cSgn hoy =. seek !, no,
Iss may sssuss So,s gratitude. We'd an influence. VIM
re To ES st %
Permitted 70 brow knew the proud and Stubborn Duke
ssse as for some Design more han
be SSS not aS I'd - II matter matter, At
nature o. the man bem whom nov appeared to have ena
mao up his mind hat s would on no account yisd "a atom
to ,he strange demand thus made upon him
stated your proposition, and villa plainly answer icsnnot
ssspsS DamOnO. IN quick passion. DO rsfuse;''
For lew moments the Count gszed into Ru.ics face a
'ho.sh hsidSus,sa Tie syides co Of Bis senses
wa; hs gums, &c. e.'. calm reply 40. ~. n.n.ry
you but waste your BREATH Sir Count in speaking thus
heavens. Euric xcve youn sign thls The Count cried
'Bu look ye srrah Here my whole future life based
sJSs ;S S % I
oS na a give 20 es Nv. BY Hr The saints Of IN
NOV your tongue runs away with you Count have
can .So place my name upon tbs. paper
But win sign IT,, Kissed pamoroG, turning pale with
ps ss esrnS sn .SsssS U1asn eoemy
Then he may make his mark" rejoned the Count, in the
ut might not require much urging To induce me TO
maie my mark manner net at all agreeable to you sir
the youth returned. with his teeth set and the dark veins
upon his brow starting plainly out "Nou have csme
upcn premises and you have sought purpose You
have nov ,oyr answer and tor saker my sake
fo until anne Ia upon this paperW cried Damonoh
skaking the nissve iurousy ard crumping IN bis hand
Are Jon mad, air COUNT No yor think me fool"
"Aye-a cousummRte one.p
hep, returned Rurc with curl of utter contempt upon
his finely chileed lip further dealings
There Ia my door, SIR"
Fer Conrad Damopo seemed unable speak
frtm anger He had deep anxious purpose
10 obtaining Ksric's that paper ana to be hwsr
ed by artisan, maddening TO who Ike him.
''fiarw he Kissed.
'fooi uttered Ruric unable longer contain himself In
view Of such stupid persistence. "Do you seek quarrel
nAesv
Sseeli sssk what viii have. VIII you agnr'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-09-10
LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS.

WE congratulate our present very efficient
Council, upon The greatly improved appear
ance OF our streets aud side walks. We
know of no village in the state where tho
spirit of Improvement is greater, than has
been cvinrcd in Lancaster for the last few
years, and our Town Coulcil is by no means
in rear ofpriva.c enterprise, in matters which
come within their cognizancc Lancaster,
although she is in some degree isolated
surrounded MS she is by rail roads, and the
prospect for one here is but dim in he dis
iancc, still she is no laggard and is not dis
piritcd upon that account, as the enterprise
and comparatively prosperous condition of
our citizens will show.
With . good resident minister among us.
and some Increased mail fasiliics, there is
no question but that we may manage TO en-
ist for several years yet, without the sdvan-
tagcs and the cNhiliaraling business nilu.
rHcr Of the Iron Horse
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-09-10
HON: C. w. DUDLEY.

TINS gentleman has paid our district visit
ms promised in the LEDGER of last week,
and addressed respectable number of the
citizens of Lancaster at the Court House on
Monday the Sth inst Col. DUDLEY cannot
be regarded rs an eloquent speaker, but his
points are we'll sustained by plain an. for
chile reasoning, and his position, altogether
rs a politician, deserves the admiration and
approval Of all lovers of republican great
ness, and of just and political equality rs
guaranteed to US by The Constitution of the
United States. A sound and conservative
Democrat, he would preserve our equality
an the Union if possible, and would only re-
sort to extreme measure when all means OF
perpetunting the Government upon Consti
tutional principles, have been exhausted
His views, in q condensed form, are embo-
died in his article published in the LEDGER
of last week.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-09-10
THE LATE STORM.

WE have been enabled to gather from our
exchanges, an idea Of the disastrous effects
of The la,o storm in various parts of the
country The Camden Journal has the fol-
lowing in relation to the storm and fresh,t
in that vicinity:
STORMY WEATHER.-Sincc Saturday we
have had rain in abundance, accom- panied a
pant of the time with heavy wind. which has
laid the young corn low in many places and
high aud is likely 10 do considerable harm
by oyrrnowirg its banks. From 10 o'clock
on Sunday, until Monday morning 81 inches
Of rain tell in this vicinity.
Since the above was written. wc learn
that the rivSr has orcrilowrd its banks, and
is higher than i. ha, been this year. lm-
mense damage must follow.
The Carolina Times of the ID instant
says:
THE RECENT SToRM.-Wc regret TO leal
that much damage has been sustained by
the planting interests in this and the adjoin.
ing Districts, by the storm hich passed over
this city or Sunday last. We have been in
formed that mach property in Mills, Dams
and Bridges, have been carried away and
ihc croi.a as well Us s.Cck has been literally
drowned ana washed away from the low
lands.
The Charleston Mercury OF the same date
rs thl last says:
BUIsTEEoUs WEATHER AND STRONG GALE.
-Th" weather. from Thursday last Ia Sun
day afternoon, was distinguished bv its un.
settled r"ndiiion-thc wind changing TO all
points of the compass, accompanied, nj
times, 10y heavy squalls of rain. and giving
strong Indications Of a gale. During Sun
day afternoon, The wind being ut south
southeast, il began TO blow very heavily,
and during the night, il increased 10 quite II
gale, bloM ing, nj times, with great violence.
Fortunately for the shipping in port, the
wind was just sufficiently far TO the south>
ward 10 prevent the sea acting on them with
elect, and the great bulk OF the vessels in
port escaped without injury. In some few
caSes, the Vessels of smaller class dragVt d
;heir anchors and were driven up on the
mud flats; but in no instance have We heard
OF any serious injury. Tho ship Gondar,
from Liverpool, arrived OF the Bar Just be.
fore the blow commenced. and came TO an
ch"r, where she rode out the gale in safety
The Pee Dee (Gcorgetown) Times has
the following in relation TO the Storm in
that vicinity:
The WEATHER AND The CRoPs.--As VIC
predicted im our last the weather continued
to be unsettled up 10 Sunday last hich
was vet and rainy day in every sense o!
the term. The rain came in torrent, foi
more than honrs Of the day, aLd OH the
night il con,inued--and at about = O'Clock
"n Monday morning the wind cane out al
>. T., and blew tornado, and then chang.
ed to ). w. and n. W., and blew hard on
Monday.
The only damage in town was the loss oi
fences and shade trees. No damage to ths
vessels in port, and no extraordinary rise 0
wafer. The severity of the wind mus
have done much damage TO the maturing
! rice crops.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-09-10
TFor the Lancaster Ledger

Mr.. EpIToE As the time for the election
of mcmbers to the National Congress is
now near at hand, and as the ensuing Com
gross will, in all human probability, give
the South either, equality in the Union or
independence out Of it," In fine as the
next Congress will decide the destiny of the
South, it is our most sacred duty 10 reflect
calmly and dispassionafely upon the char
acter and fitness Of those whom we send
to represent US in the important cri is. We
wish man who can face tho Black Repub-
lican legion without shrinking, whose in
tellect will steer him safely through dispite
both wind and tide-and whose arm can
sield boarding pike If necessity demand
it, We wish man of trm and tried abili-
ty. But where are we to find such man
hope we have many such among us; but
occasion has never called them forth and
proved them. " Q have never seen them Il IL
imminen! deadly breach" and tho necessities
of the tirles absolutely preclude all guess
work--we must positively Enow the man
in whose hands we are 10 place the desti-
nies uf our country in the next Congress.
And have we not such a man! ! answer
most empha,cally yes. The Hon. Jons
McOUEES our present Representative has
passed through the fiery furnace, and stands
before us without ercn the smell of fire upon
his garments. iIc has bearded the lion IN
his dcn,' end now presents himself for r..
clcction, ready and willing TO grapplc wsh
the monster again. lie is the man whom
we wish-the oniy man upon whom we can
with poSitire certainty rcly-for he is the
only man who has really proved himself
Please give this place in your columns,
ard obligc
CONSERVATISM
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-09-10
CONSERVATISM.
For the Lancaster Ledger.
Kansas Matters.

Mn. EprToR: You will please give the
following II pkcc in the columns of the
LLDGER:
The Executive Committee Of the Kansas
Association Of Lancaster Disiric. have upon
mature deliberations determined to deposit
the funds of the Association in the Bank Of
the Stale ut Columbia, subject to the order
Of Gen. h,shison, to be expended for the
benefit of the South Carolnians in Kansas
As VIC arc responsible TO the Association
and 10 the district Cor our action in this INIT
ter, il is but proper that VIC should make
known the reason which impcl us 10 this
course.
In the first piaes thc amount Of our funds
~ill barely sutlcr TO send two or three cm-
igrants, hcrcHs we have six or eight appli-
cants for emigration, and We cunno, Justly
make distinctions.
Secondly, il is very difficult, fur cuigrani.
TO reach Kansas without proceeding in an
organized body, unless ct an enormous in.
diridual expense. But our funds arc entire.
ly insuiiicien, TO equip company.
Thirdly, the time for the Kansas election
is so near at haLd that cmgrants could
scarcely reach there before the necessity
which is calling them has ceased to exist
And lastly, our intelligence from Kansas
induces us TO think that money is much
moro necessary than men ut this time
| There arc many men from the South In
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-09-10
ABSENT MEMBERS.

Ir is to be regretted, that when matters Of
such vital importance to the interest Of the
country are pending at the Capitol, Southern
members should desert their places, and
thereby give strength TO the opposing fac
ton. Several are reported as having va
Gated their seats, and what we certainly
should not have expected, portion Of the
South Carolina delegation comes in f,r n
share of tho censurc. Some Of these mem,
bers. il is true, have paired of with f.eesoil-
ers, but at this particular time, when il is
not unlikely, that we are on the verge of a
revolution, nothing short Of the direst ne
ccssity should draw Southern man from
his post. five are 10 have civil strife, IL il
of the utmost importance ihot we maintain
the asccndency in Congress, and thereby, 10
the coming struggle, our enemies are made
the aggressors.
u. S.-The extra session of Congress ad.
ourned on the Both ultmo, after having
passed the Army Appropriation Bill by a
vote of l0l TO 81. This event will be hail.
ed as the triumph of Democracy over Black
Repubisanism. A full report Of the last
days proceedings will be found in our col
umns. Annexed is The Black Republican
proviso, which was killed upon this occa-
sion:
Prorided, That no part Of the military
force of the United States for the support of
which appropriations are made by this act
shall be employe ed in the enforcement Of
any enactment heretofore passed BY the bo-
dies claiming TO 10 tbe territorial Legislature
Of KaDsas.