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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20
GEOLOGICAL LECTURES.


FIFTH LECTUR E-Tuesdny EVEN
ing March t3th.
o. Coat BEDs-how the coal produced, with proofs
that all ctals Graphite and the Diamond are OF veg
etable origin.
6. The PERIOD OF REPTILES Organic remains of N.Y.
RAIDS of animals that existed the earth, and in
the millions Of years before the creation Of man.
Z. WARM FLOODED ANNALS. Difference between the
animals that exist with man, and those that on
the earth before created. Mastodon aud
mammoth Period.
s. The PRESENT ORDER OF ANIMALS, with Man and
Woman. Age of the Earth, Agreement of the Bi.
blical aud Geological Chronology. The Harmony of
Geology with the Mosaic account of Creation.
The will be Illustrated by all the Paintings that
were formerly exhibited, and number of others.
In addition to the above, DR.. B. will devote portion of
two evenings to a series of New, Amusing and Startling
Experiments in Natural Philosophy,
which have never been presented in Worcester He will
Coadense and Soiidiy CARBoNIo ACID, GAS, &c.
Tickets for the remaining -Four Lectures, 3 o cts.
or Four Single Tickets same price tngie Tickets rs
Gents. For sale at the B okstores, and at the door,
Doors open at Z. To at u O'Clock.
mch1 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20
ReaI estate.

"a HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
nn@ Price $1,000. A Cottage House on Elliot 81 .
con aiming seven rooms, with good conyeniences
viii be sold, or let. Terms liberal. Inquire at No I'll
lot street. dtAI r,cb1o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20
lcII0llcous.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.

7
Easz;E-S
coETs' C5SA
PATENT. ma
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20

NAyANTED.-A SITUATION AS CUTTER. com.
Wv mencing on the hrst Of April. Would take charge
Of an establishment, having had charge Of a TAILORING
establishment for the laGt three years. and my present
situation expiring the FIRST Of April Use Madisonis
improved System in Cutting The best Of reference given
as 70 character, and ability for business Address
PARKER, East Klllingly, Conn. dGt mcbId
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20

n-YAt same time ami place. will be sold also Six
Shares CPreferred) w. s. Nash. 4. K. Stock,
Sleigh Chase sundry items of Furniture and ether ar
ticles dat mchIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28

The United States Marshal has posted printed procls
nations the Terrt calling upon the lovers oaw
and order" to assemble at Lccompton aid him in ma
king arrests In Lawrence. There Is said be 400 men
under arms and pay from the United States Treasury
Lccomptou. already, and still they come composed oi f
eral Ohcrr-, Mssourisns and the nephews Of Achson
from the Southern chivalry. Whisky and the Missouri
river both rising THIS is indeed the reign Of
The Congressional investigating Committee irving
and protection counselc
aud ksecr and When La-rcnec threatened
uon this .ns committee s,snaie 'ls eeessaed city
d.nse FOG followed them. that clearly
happen There Is military
the nee s,se men PREPARATION made to welcome and
With Southern and hospitality these Southern
OF Aehison Thsf: no bead to the nee State ps =. tan
and erihly twisted at that There
plenty OF Bhvs bat Bible. Won't ron alton. The
Of the times bring fom the crowd bravs
der, who rally The ud State cys and cod fl
eAl oppression vi drive the
aSscrtc-thn the State settlers N be riv
to desperation In due time Things working that with
vengeance.
Many free state ciergyusn-snd
exposed Ia powder and ball families fleeing from
the Territory With for f, without leaving
OF resignation death The Mes Haven
have beyond Ill danger, safe, the
These Yankees have instinct Of danger sndossess
deal Of faar dlscrvoa They uin be
shot, but may possibly be hung
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28
A Profitable Mari

Mr.. Sumner in his great speech. expatiaed the po
OF the South aud the immense wealth OF New Eng
land and especially Of Massachusetts,. The productive
industry OF this State alone The siid) three times
greater than the whole cottongowing labor OF the South
A. he threatens with the horrible that has
ever been dreamed OF, this is item worth noting
When the begiu- shall know what quarter to
direct footsteps for rich booty 1--WE thank the gen
tenan for the nformaton-for, n conne.ion with the
miserable poverty OF the South suggests source OF
consolation in the midst Of the appalling caamities with
which he threatens For being poor shall have
little nothing to lose aud having such rich enemy.
shall have everything to hope for and to gain. That
is of the universal comforts of poverty and philoso
ply ani shall make the most Of it, In fact know
people who litter subjects for spoation and plm
der than those OF Massachusetts,. God Almighty
gave them nythng but miserable barren soil, fit ouly
Tor goats TO browze and the wealth they boas,
has been scrapcd together by starving themselves and
plunderng driving sharp bargains with other people
The larger portion that they have, from Virginia
aud the South. Sumner himself admits that he is de-
scendant of those who formerly kidnapped Africans and
carried a profitable trade in human flesh and blood
from the Of Africa; and the money which it,
flames his insoence aud rapacy, derived from pra-
cy We will make him and the of his gang dsgorge
their igot gains. Let the begin he and his
coniederaies choose IL is just the Of that
like to have hand inhe poor who have nothing should
to lose, against the rich who have enough supply all
wants, and defay the expenses of glorious contest
His wake speech has turned thoughts very much
this ~ar-and confess that the think OF it, the
better ike it We heartily sick and disgu,ted
with the cAntng and mercenary hypocres Of Yankee
dom. This will enable to get rid of them,
the tables upon them and render them OF profit
instead OF expense. IL will enable TO regain
-pered from by many sharp transaction. 1t will
enable build up country by the recapure Of the
millions of which We have been puudered 1t will
able u TO get rid of Yankee Presidents aud preserve
AngloSxon freedom by revvins the old connetio with
the mother country. who would rather be ruled
by idig like Queen Vic than any nasal.twanged
gentleman that Yankee land producesl 1t will
ole Us with the United South, side, in close
alliance With England, aud Canada on the other, very
speedily bring these ong-prayed sharpers To their
senses by combining them TO the starving -Oh which
they were born, and to the thin air around them.
But no more words-let the begin. We pant
are impatient for the onset
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28
fOn rur Wuio
FoR TIE Vino.
THE BOARD OF TRADE AND the VA. CENTRAL


RAILROAD.
Ae''r' bd'fors:-owing TO pressing business engage.
ments, vas unable to attend the annual meeting of ,h,
Board OF Trade.
Hear" ho~ev-r, from gentleman Who was prescnt
thai the President oi the Virginia Central Railroad ou
hearing the annual report read, AN explanation
lie remarked (f CORRECTLY inor,ne that his Board
had not responded TO- resolution Of the Board of Trade
with regard tn the prepayment OF ireiyhs not from
want OF courtesy, but they considered IL inuicios and
mpraetcac to carry out tue views the board o: Trade
on that subject.
VIII you bc kind enough TO permit me, through IN,
medium OF your valuable paper To make but snei. en-
qury OF tho Colonel on this point should nk. Tor him
to let the business of Richmond Who have cutrbu
ted 10y their votes and their money build road know
u injncious impracticablc collect freight on
goods purchased in, and rom, Richmond Why il il
ound 40 very JsieiO.s and practicable pay height on
goods from New York, Philadelphia and Baimorc or any
other point oudc oI Richmondy Send said goods to ANY
depot ON the Central road. FROM Alleys the Western
terminus, aud at any of hoss po,ns collect the freight
'cy'ther r' ~, erPe".es 40 paid oai, which frequently
amounts to double tie ireight.
That this Is the daily practice Of the Central Road the
Colonel wlnot deny. hope, therefore, he will explain
the uihercnce satisfactorily. ENQUIRER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28
The Cincinnati Juggle

The Lynchburg Republican has the following specula-
ton in regard the OF the Virginia delegation and
the FINAL action OF the Convention. We suppose Lynch
burg Ia. much right guess any other place. But
notwithstanding this sauguine calculation, in which
mention J. made OF our avorte, "Ebo Shin" We do not
despair The hrst shall be last anu the last first That
the peg hang faith II il fails u.s. still have
Pierce TO fall back on-and farther than that We beg the
Cincinnati Convention understand, cannot retreat
If We lose Gi--dri- Foot We must have Pierce
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28

SuNNERs BLooDr SHIRT SENT To BosroS.-Thi. mall
treated garment learn, ha' been conveyed by careful
hands Ia Boston In advance of the august ceremonies
Which doubtless will mark its advent his patriotic cons
tuency, will have had their mnds and hearts if they have
either, well stored for mutiuy aud rage" by the ervd
eoquchce OF their Bccchrf Saint.
This meek and holy priest is, suppose to oiic.te
upon the occa-icn OF the shirt demonstrations which will
be made A. It Is theme, and NAV draw too heavily
upon his Imagination, suggest Ia him read Mark
Anthony speech the body OF tue beloved Caesar
A. thus li you have tears prepare shed them now
! gu all do know this garment / remember the first
time Sumner tut it on-'twns N summers morning. in
hi- That day he hoped overcome the trini,v
rate Oh. nov you weep aud perceive you feel the
int OF pity; these gracious drop- Kind souls what
weep you, when you but behold Summers vesture
stained: Look you To yonder Southern city where is
himself. married 10y the hands OF traitors
list Git. q, piteous spectacle
"sd Git q. noble Sumner
"3d Git. o. Soeful day
18th CIT. o, traitor yinn
"l-t Cit. %, most bloody sight
I'D Cit. We will be rcvenged revenge! about-seck
-burn-hre- kill-slay-et not u traitor live"
Stop right here ho Becche the stones of Bostou be.
gin To rise and muny
Ii l. most excellent Grafton and has well done it, work
gariu too, Ia the sufferer, il will be- for the mindful
consideration OF his cirssie Taste Wash Sentinel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28
[yoR rnE wnio.
A TREE PROPHECY.


Ncspt Edtors Some where in the neighborhood Of
the wear S35 80 think certain about the
particular date IN company with the late Governor
Gilmer and others at Fuvauna Courthouse (where the
Governor aud myself both attended as practitioners of
the Law, and while sitting certain O the Court
house hotel called the grrcn-room IN the eve
ming after the business Of the court for the ay was
the Governor undertook ~ entertain the company with
the incidents Of late trip which Ice had taken the city
NJ Washington aud among other things spoke partcu
ufly Of his Interview interviews, vith the late Mr.
Calhoun. with whom he seemed be- very much cnrap-
tured expressed himself he Of the highest ,In
ration in relation him ranking among the greatest
statesmen oi the age and evidence Of 81 Cal
houu- sagscity aud -tatc-nlushp be- stated this
that W. Calhoun II the opinion thft t bchooved tue
old State. ~ bcsr Themselves to procure dyi-
sion among the Sttcs Of the public lands Or their pro
ceed-fn that, II they did not the result would uevita
big be- that. With the increase addition ~ the Union Of
many States in the West lnl Northwest tlt would
take place. thO.e lai- would boz Appropriated boo yadous
aud Tor various purposes, for the benefit NJ such
States. aud 30 iuftcrr away that eventually the old
states would g't benefit from them whatcvcr or be-
total, d'pfivri u tleir just and cIus share Of tlsin
Zoo this GOs Giner iuliy coucurrcd with Mr. Calhoun ie-
g1fdiur evidence uefpre d. NJ great FIRE
cast and stiesmnnshp the part ~ NJ Calhoun THIS
the liter j. willing % verify oath nc any time Aud
vito say that Mr. Calhoun's prophecy has been
flhIrd and j. still fulfilling 20 the lottery T.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28
From he Lynch5,rg Republican.

pFLFGA There good deal
the ~ Virginia the Cincinnati Conv We do pro-
the gifts % phecy, hut from knowledge
opinions ~ the dga feel justified this preic
namely, that virginia will ballots Tor
DougapTobahly for President
nomination SouhWhirh regard probable
uamed couting -ncvih-re j. almost
ference Hunter. Thre % prahabe
~ t Nrg dcrga days will
Under d-rru circumstances almost
gns unrl upon Bachnan. peculiar state Of
tugs materially cs ged the policy Of th- party
certainly his receiving the OF the
IA % lie Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28

The LOcofocoS exulting over the local elections
in this State. Before the election, in Wing counties
particularly, the cry from these gentlemen was
SEQ, don't bring party into these elections" now
here, there and everywhere: what n prodigious
Democratic triumph" The Enquirer, even, throws
up its cap and shouts old Augusta The Wash
ington Sentinel has correspondent from the Valley,
who ascrbes it all to the immense popularity of Blu
chanan
We felt no particular interest in these elections,
and do not in fact know whether there is any ground
for the boast Of the Locoiocos But are not at all
dsappointedby their past present conduct Those
however, who have listened and trusted to them, will
probably be on their guard next time
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28

Montgny. French consul China that The Chinese MIR
which smoke, and thos Who do
described fellows, with lungs IKE blsckms bel
cerubs" has called out letter
fon DR. Londs u0 Inst some year, ago N ue course
discussion At Academy ~ Medicine The agen 10 b.
uer cosumpion. t told The assembled doc
had found 81 combating i' desdfi
al srsruc and The doctor ramrmsd,
experience acy large uunbtr u his
oSmneudaons Of that remedy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28
4 Washington correspondent Of the Trib

\ Washington correspondent Of the Tribune writes:
The aceFbity here il excessive aud ideas Of violence
reign supreme. Northern members wives are writing
them from home, telling them themselves aud a.
wing other plucky advice"
Glad to see that something is doing to make the
Northern fanatics substitute fighting for villifcaton
Hope their wives "plucky advice" may have the de-
sired effect. II all sides will arm themselves. with
a distinct understanding that every insult, come
whence it may, will be promptly met by pistol or
a bowie knife, courtesy will speedily gain the As
ccndancy over backguardsm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28
niUMu.ND ..,.A..v ~. I.....

H. l.. KENT, Pres. v. n. BENTLEY IT, W. m IsAACs g.,
COMMITTEE Arbitration
- WILLIAM :. DO> NAN, tnairuas
LAhhiN W ULALhbkOok, JAMES u. buPuY,
DAVID CURRlk, LEWIS ID CKESsiiAw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28
RICHMOND MARKETS. May 9th, 1856

RKHiKrsTherc change In the produce since
erAy The weather keeps and sutTy
Vang drought terminated by refreshing showers the cops
In this section Of country must sun the
neshbohood Of the city Tor miles around already pas,
redemption and the which later than uua this
by the severity Of the winter scEy aud dwanh
All nature Is tug for rain the hopv gene
raj that the recent rdorts Of tue clouds up
prove Above. We yesterday paper the auet,
tons Of the leading staples
robicoo We quote eommon lug eAvy ueght.J t4.6tsL
hue Tugs 60t6 common leaf 'ltI% mddng ~ GCSs. good
SIg hne log OLE extra manufacturing very offering
and in demand fl2A d2lis L 100 ns according quality
hnuE-we contuue TO quote Shipping suprrdne At ga,
Gt6k from the Basn t64GtT from fayorte
1Ad1Ai Ultra tILIIgs, Rye f1our s..
wHEarrhe season beginning draw re.
dmnishiuR daily duun to
paraiyey small We Whit.
At 1891, g. With very little Offering
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28

f0IpFIuF
They strange story Of Mis Rachel, your visitor
1s ~ Dec there ndsret1u boz sfeaking Of her chm
dru proclaimed their -ief
into e ny-rrs of d. family This son s the acknoEisd
child lf Count Wal.E himself the Acknowledged of The
great NI9e0rCIut WrusE ~ ieites ~ vocation aud
protection sunor of the comedy kO du NYdf Minister ~ fgr
Antrs. az Tor bic M
FS. e father ~ Ne Rtche is ua pcisn, but lately, n
f Rrandthd, he said, That boy hs two grfa
fnr M gIndfts- Napoleon ard /" Tits boy has lately made
s church. TIE Archbishop ufPars
called upon Mc Kaoi to congrauat. having up
her children principles Of Catholicism. She replied that ~
vst, and addcd, Although
JsWe all III fathers ofmy children happen 70 have Dren
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28
AUCTION sALrs ADVERTISED IN THE WING

REAL ssD Personal EsrArE
.'o other lots 90 Church Ill., in desirable nghDorhoods
commissioner, sale tact. Of lard in Hanover
near PorE Church.. fair otherwise the suitable day
Jrae 2drhs containing lis Eno-n a. 'woodawn"
i6- premises at ~ o'clock ? w. Il AR &c SOU Oh
Ss Main .d l ;ls ii r 'aS. s t S Ssns on 9TH
a. 'rae, Of i5 acres Of land on tie south de Of Dan river
soiss and farm Of thirty acre, On or ne.r Church II (G&
Eh-Tr wallace Greek plantation containing about $40
acres. Charlotte county the premises at - Mo he
daytru' sale slaves residence Of Abyah chea,
5"SSoui o acre. the plan owooGvl- near Fairfield rae,
coursin be- divided into ois or squares-se commencing
sseyral eiIns i9. or cay and Ith So. commencing
1A ofiand tsT sores Chc,,erh,d county on eho.
ure, be .oli Iby Pinn SOM trust, on
, ~ @ . &C.. p 70 %s o; sGgpS \ mile. ron S p.
burg. At u o'clo /, 81
r roa a s G bog sd eIa SS' GoSS S:s .G
l2 I've valuable farms in Nev Kent county, called Nut
Geld county mile. from Manchester u o'eioeS a.
ale ~ the Rent Mountain tract containing
pWa. q ~ acres lying chiefly In Roanoke coto be oi
iS%sc Of several valuable tract. Of aod o. James, near
hon.a.s DO Hoanote county, NJ " o'clock " Zee advt
S,ne iay'hs " I.nrg r1ll sia hsm 10 Bashnsha@
~ me. nort Of Richmond) With several building. thereon aud
Jsiy , s.o.n =. 9u.sias1o ia L2ga
nord.
tfm-Naluabic farm Havdeii Orange county containing
ljn uf land. ~ Ehich q cleared. advt
22dFataon Gsorhsud county containing 100 acres
Eiti 2ia are heavily iinb,tri Terms liberal
g At the Court Hou.e IN lexington, the franchise Of the
Junction Valley Turnpike company, etc.
Dpc gIh-A plantation containing $500 North Ais
Nay ~ sO1 bags coffee other groceries, BY
Dave por Allen a Co VI ~ O'clock.
JH' fsni Of boots, shovs, ETC. By same hrm, commencing a.
O'Clock 4. ".
PRIVATE OFFERINGS oF RIAL EsTATE
Attract o. land embracing 100 situated In the Valley Of
Vfgnia, Fifcastlc 90
We called White Bank es King VIM county.
ou the Mattapouy river, D. y miles ffom q. ". 90
o. 5zu Poshatan county with dwcilng
on 90
farm ~ ~ w Roanoke county, known Bent
Mountain 10 acrrs e. AIRED uiAl
The White Suphur Pprngs in Nreenhrer See
aud farm - H0 Panesvlc,
/ ~ mi from Richmond. Price f8hgU tffJ
acfes, nj uhich 40 Al arabie, 90
county,
/ q" Mount Rernard," containing ~ acrrf (tfD
lot ~ known Dungs lln,
i from Richmond az
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28
PRIVATE OFFERINGS oF RIAL EsTATE

DEHEGE AND oHGANDIE HoaEs.-7s b..
HD and Organdie Muslin Robes, At low prices
Founced SIX Robes very cheap
1u0 piec~s printed fawB from 6k %
i60 DO plain aud stfiprd 0ngiaHls
Plain Bcrcges and Grape Beregss, al colors.
We solicit call from ~ who goO srtces prices
w.P PFRKINS 4 90,
tnsI No iil Esge sqlarr.
UlINSIA sHEET IHON-Reesivng per scir -Danvi~,
~ for sale By NATL JOHN N. GORDON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28
RICHMOND WING.
To CORRESPONDENCE.
wcDNcsDAY MORNING. MAY es. 1890.

L<n>r. pssf De addressed 20 IA "Efftor OF a.
whf0" - -.
yfse .r-e- sides QrtA> paper ,rtu NOT BE- isA
q rNs II long Sd.dtHg ought 10 h knotnn q az
be departefosa. Obituary ao'ices ee.6
Dag sfga l6a1s cAarvedJ6r IA lfrsytiseEaests-
sci 10 charged ne adrsrtfss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28

not few hundred thousand dollars secured
children nv LSE Insurance, would be important
Of death Oneu hundred dollars money
Many thousands have
Mutual BESE lITE ISsUEIScE 100000
FOR loses ia SginiA-over half Of that
Their. by which family
At the same cost, by Life Insurance.
B. W. KNOWLES, Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28

EDEAhS OF Ul'fEh.-On and after the lst Monday la
u June, HACK will from Liberty Peaks Of Ot,rr-
The building has b~rn enlarged will number Of We, fur.
u,hvi The subscriber will render the ourn
Of visitor. pleasant, sc. $500
mAgI-tocti HONESTLY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28

ii W u ass ou cedar
Water Cans; Flower Buckets; IIorsrs for driving
Ohes on; Washboards Clothes Lines painted other Tubs
va h'st 90 singy, Tor sale by ZIMMERMAN,
maxi 1853 Main, 81 i2h street.
hOTHES HAnPEHS.-IIamper BASKETS for ke.pipx
~ clothes sp French willow market and
travelling do, great variety Of sizes, for sale by
ma2T 1883 Main corner iatl s,r.,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28

NEW AND .VALIAnLE PUBLICATIONS

GARDEN SEED.-Iu May the following seeds NAY b.
~ vI-Bcans, Bccs, Broccoli Cabbage, Caulnovs
Carrot C5es. Cucumber Corn Lek, Lettuce Melons. Ka
iuuu Okra, Onions Parsley, Pepper, Pumpkin, Parsn
Rah, Spinach squash Satisfy, every variety some Of The
raresi kinds, for sale by =. p SIMPLE,
mali ono A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28
NJ NINyALUABLE nEDICINr.-rrem
~ tbs Hon. Solomon Foois. ef Conrrr.. nom


SIXTH W rowLE CO. Washington street, M r,apr,
tors sod BY their agents every where.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28

6NASG STEEL.-We have In quaniy o. Cast Steel
- assorted fes, u Peace Co. aud lhbard stamps which
Will sell 10 dealers ~ the low price Of y pound
SMITH, RHODES a co,
Pear
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-12
Confectionery.

T Essr received by s,esnier Granada from View YORK,
the following ~srticle. for the Holiday:
CONVERSATION ~IDIESGEEs, CORDIAL
IMITATION FREITs. MULBERRY, BlAGAEEKkf
AND tCRRANT GUA DROPS,
HdIEH0CND PASTE DROPS.
Ass0fTEitc CREAM BON BGSS,
HrRAH BERRY CREAM, PEARI4EI' CARAHAI,
ASSORTED, CELERY SEFID,
r. AND MEDIUM CoRihSiER5,
pEAEiE.D Sugar aLMtNNS,
LEMON AND RusEfii PASTE,
ASSORTED GHIsrAFEUir>, CREAM CHWTATE,
JELLY PRALIsEs, PRESSED TONS, CUPiDS, &c.
LARGE CAKE ORNAMENTS.
yiAlwER BASKETS. Jfi-LT HEARTS snd BEANS,
PURTfGEsE AL&USiS, GUN FRUITS,
G~ARiiATTREs and SEGAR TOYS,
YRIlT PASTE p Tor iaut,
CKYsTAIIZiI> RASPBERRY BALLS,
APPLE FRUIT o
SUPERFISE COFFEE SUGAR ALMONDS,
CREAM . B0SS with leaves,
DECORATED q B0NS, CuRsETS.
JAMS r. MUSSEJ.MAs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-12
RIGHT FACEl
~OU NI@Ti

TOSITH A. CRAIG informs the pr Mt having
pfs.o.yg III his late associations he Hy1Dw RkYotS
tsc o. HIS own AXIS, in other &ords, M haa established
himself on Church street, nurth side, first door east q
the Haruey House-where HE and his SATELLITES, win
u1ll tax. no mote of time. but with zALAudS BLapS, keen
As the scyTpg or OLD TINE, takes off the hairy reis~
Dance manipulate hirsuts Humanity in = manner
most beautiful to behold. Luled BY the music OF =
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