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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

ssc meeting Of the repushcal elecors
Fihh ward. he 81 LaIt'a Filth Ward Hotel, on Monday
Received That tie meeting at orce proceed 10 organize
assrociaion be called the tth Ward Buchsna
srrioRe Club After complete enrolment OF hoe present
upsnmcusiy resolved ass kmxnus b. Hart be elected
eecton then ordered Vice Presidents Score
aritF and which resulted In the choice OF aessrs
James Wright and Joseph for Vice Presdens o.
woocruif and William Francis. secrearies, and Lyman
The blowing resolutions then unanimously Adopted
Resolved That hail with unanimous saisiscion the
cratic car ddas President Of the ssss ysoog
IN chosen standard bearer democrat OF the OF JET
a sSa and
devotion TO the constitution, enineny quslfy him
crisis IN national affairs tor the exalted position wbi,h
we here pledge ourselves sill Honorable efforts
Resolved That We aso cordially approve OF the nomination
and
ute him to the confidence and unanimous Of his fellow
Received with peculiar we adopt and on
dore the chiva ard sound platform
by The Cincinnati Convention, recognizing the sentiments
which encodee the long Cherished and calamity defended
principles of the great rational dom oyaic party.
Resolved That We congratulate the democracy OF the
" upon the union ct our party and cemened u
hen The dem ,cratc party, moving solid and united
phalar K, wa always vi,torous
The association eoqueatlv add resaed by A. Jack
son Plumb ]. ". Allen and Dr. J. J. Kc3oxAn. It WAS
alto
Resolved That this cub meet on Wednesday evening" at
procession TO The ratification meeting to be he'd in the
The following resolution offered BY A. J. Plumb ESQ., was
RsoIved That we recommend to the democracy OF the city
the Daily News as good and sound DEMOCRAT, paper
J ). a J Mn1saT, Vice Presidents.
& + sr WsSDnurr' }ssasaries
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FIND Ants.


RRADY's GALLERY,
The srea. success Which h., aRseded the aodaaon Of he
AMbROTYPE the above establishment without parallel
n that. hat branch OF art Every
Quality IN : sorrai.
Cieasneas,
5spidiy Of production.
Are combined IN the AmBRorYPE. While possessing every
dsYcacy For The production 81
-''"' s'P er.rais Of Infants,
II presents every possible advantage.
The universal approval both OF the artistic community and
psrs"ns 10 whom Consequences Of iii health o.
ssS si s .ssr, Sn.9sd s 'd In tho
Those possessing daauereolypes
Of deceased friends.
VIII tho he AMBRoTYPH
Az efscuss means
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WaetSer from life,
Are beyond the possibiity w -
OF charge or destruction,
Except by violence.
The i .mos ssf hsri ea Changes
A9 0f 4. .s asm oSass
Incident 70 our climate:
pictures children BY the supposed Inoerain attend
hgh The AMBnoTYPE renders success amos ce,sn even
pedal attention to tails branch
The method OF eucasing the AkBRorYrE novel the
quality Of the picture Is rare.
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Between .ss ere aud dgh.
Offer no obstruction
They however. dsysops
positive or negative portrait
A. win, thus afordiug
Two pictures
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GRAND BUCHANAN AND BRKCKENRlD6n
VI RATIYIcATJoH MASS NETTING PARK.
The republican Of Of
New York and sll uiheys favorable the somia alton
JAMES kUCaAFAN, OF PENN6YLVANIA,
For Presdelt Of the United stANs and
JOHN q. BkBcKENRlcGE, OF KENTUCKY.
For Vice President.
Are requested 10 assemble meohpg In the Park,
ON "WEDNESDAY kvEsING. llIH INST d O'CLOCK,
To respond TO the nominations made Cincinnati tbs
kairnal DsDoua,ic Convention
he following among other distinguished gentlemen. have
tc<n invited 70 ado rees the onug
Daniel g. Dickinson, Horano Seymour,
Lorenzo B. shepard samuel BeArdsoy,
Greene G. Bronson, Nicholas Hill, Jr.,
join Vsr BuIsp, Charles L'COnor
George w C.ikiop, JJhn Oochrane.
John Kelly. Augustus scheu,
James r. Brady, VIM. H. Ludlow,
Ferasr do Wood, Dsnie,sB, Sickiss,
David /. Seymour, Henry g. Murphy,
Isssc " Fower, ]. r. 1spexS.
Robert j. Dillon, F,anca =. Cutungs
Johp Wtee'er Horace =. Clark,
Hiram x6leffeRe, Philip Merkle.
6am Fowler,
HORACE F. CLARK, chairman.
LOBsEZo B. SHEPARD. ChsirmsD pro tsm.
JAMES l. REHEnIcg
ALFRED SHAkCEILOR,
JoBN y.fAyAGE, JR, 'esAe's'
PETER kwEEsY,
Ocers OF The respective Democratic Republican General
Conmitees Cfthe city OF New York.
Joseph Rcse, Parcs Coye, Ihomas ]. Barr,
John Petit. j. /. Benedict. i, 8. Hart,
swssnmsr sws Cover Gnas a., ss'
Dennis AoCsItv. X. Mc.ntgre,
Joint Com nittee OF AyrsrRemenss.
The above ee osetber with the ocers OF the meat
ing speakers and invited will assemble Ia the Rounds,
City all 81 hsD-psst i've O'Clock Wednesday evening.
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777H WARD THE DEMOCRACY OF THE ELEVENTH
ss X.
me Of CLUB be inowa as the Buchanan
ss ss md
% % IN @ sr g g
seee. mt officers for This club heh was adopted
For Presisent-Henry Num-.
HOsscs Esaus Glover john fe JOHN
s hsspi e
Grand Earshai-Gibert Weeks.
Aids John Hcdgihk, VIM Hogg Henry spoons, and John
Sergeant al Arns-Terence P. Smith
e s n hssf s aas 20
sentiment Is Of tho committee reported the o
% ssea isfo
Tn tie @ ard ; Of the O. Of the
have Closed their and the soany
ward az resolve ourselves IN yss iasS6ovs s.sts
Gus. Of the Eleventh ward; and j, sbersby '
sns he nom james sachsssn
T. cur ssnSdss for The T rssssnSy aud John
ssssSsS S; js%s: Sassssss gentle
and s
United sstes q being the posssssor q the united Qualities
ihs dss. q he most ssvasd posoa inown he civilized
jane. Buchanan which
sass abroad. !. .n,Is lin
To our warmest mpa HES and Appr0bRn, but particularly
ene him TO the support OF every lover Of Union.
Resolved hat John Breckenridge, of Kentucky,
mir for the Vice esdency In acceptable TO
the democracy and worthy associate the ket with the
pinaran ready and accomplish ed In parliamentary
Resoved That the PLATFORM laid down by the Convention
truly national reliable strong and broad enough 10 hold the
our hearty and enthusiastic support.
On molten Ct Councilman Booe: that adjourn to
meet at 125 Columbia street, Wednesday evening, at six
o'clock to form into TO take In the great
tonal democratic ratification ing In the Park and
vite an ii lends Of the good to take with
nmoon Of Mr. Mahlon CLARK that the proceedings OF this
meeting be published IN The Herald and Daily NewE whi,h
was adopted nine cheers given for the nominees
the meeting adjourned. hENRY MUM, President
MAHLoN CLARK 1c.a~....,..
EDWIN g. BoOLE 'eo1e"4'o'
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Alta LARGE AND RETHUsIAsTIC NETTING OF THE
a democracy OF the Seventeenth ward held Monday the
9th inst at Thomas Kerkans Of Sixth and frat
avenue The following resolutions were unanimously adopted
Tic TO be known the Seventeenth Ward Buchanaa Demo-
rsc Club and pledge ourselves by every 10 carry
policy and torn of which unreservsdy approve
on true democratic princples and unlng into one
solid body the masses OF the party hhsrto divided
Resolved 1hst hail Tho alton of Jamrs Rucban
and John o. Breckenridge for President Vice Preaident
with intense satisfaction viewing happy omen OF au
and hereby piled ta 81 fesy the sevsnte
ward 10 promote their triumi hsnt ee sion
On Dion. it was resolved that when adjprr wa al
iourn 10 meet Wednesday evenipg HERMITAGE Ia l.
OF Alien ar Houston street.; also The
u this meeting be pubiihst 10 IL Ne York serafd
THos. " AIIAcE. secretsry
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9TH wARp.-GRAND MASS NETTING OF THE PHO.
seey Bushal an Ard ,esssn idge O1bIhs DEMOCRACY
above club Tuesday evening June TO- 81 Monroe Hail.
corner Of Pearl snd Centre streets to repond in uusoa
Breckenridge for Vice President The fo'o.og euiaea
VIM j. Rose, Esq John CLANCY. Hon. Judge Morton and
others. HENRY II. HOWARD, Cha pro tenn.
gussY h hgGTEs }secrstasiss PRO tenn.
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Married.
On Sunday, June 8, by the Rev Mr.. Mckee, at Spring
street church, llr. GEORGE FRANCIS, Of Leeds Greene
county, 10 Mrs. ANN BRrRAFT, Of Sapgertes, Ulster
county
On Wednesday evening, May 20, at the residence Of
Rev David Buck, pastor OF Thireth street b. churca
py1rp NJ Stage, Of his city, TO Mss CoRSEIA A. young
Ell Sspgb or Of Albert Hasey, Of Bridgehampton T. l.
Hsppy pair, their fste's decided,
All thtir hopes and Joys allied
They have lfe's duh divided,
They have all its pleasures multiplied.
WILSON'S In and New Jersey papers please copy.
OnThursday June g. by the Rev Dr. Hama, OF Washing
ton, Ps, Rvs +. FARMER Of Brooklyn, to Miss jazz
fRArB, Of SancLstmg, fs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

nth wARD.-Ar AN ADJOURHKD MEETING OF
the Buchanan Club, held In Smiths Ball, l67 First
Monday evening" juno 1885, the following resolutions
ado pted:-
Eesolvsd That in having our organization perfected
atop the platform ostabh cd the ate Democratic Repub
can Cor yenon held IN Cincinnati for the basis Of future
scor In the comng pocA campaign and that We hail with
delight the nomination of James Buchanan for President
John O. Breckenridge for Vice President and that this
ehe their beat energies to their election.
Resolved That congratulate the democracy Of the State
Of New York that dssonsion reens longer In ranks
and tina. ourselves one grand
democratic phalanx In the coming contest the purpose
overthrowng abolionsm. Know nohinrism and all fana
cfsm. MALACHI Brennan, Chairman.
MICHAEL SMITH, Secretary,
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A MASS RATIFICATION MERTIyG or THE Ma.
~ honM Democratic E1cesor CIub.E""BlshsaAs and
the srge room Of Academy Hail. 663 Broadway, op eeas
Bond street. on Tuesday evening the lOhinsAn ooaeck
Gracy OF james BuchaI Of Pepnsyvan'a and John O.
Breckenridge Of Kentucky for resident and Vice Prede
The following gentlemen been invited and expesssd
address he meeing Charles o. Connor, Esq Jamss r.
Brady. Bsq Hon Daniel sictes Richard Busteed Esq
Eon James Smith. Jr Bon Gilbert Dean, Charles Osrh
gen. Rsq., OF Pa man Tremane ESQ., OF Albany; Reset
J. Dillon Esq William Rose, Esq George @. Barnard,
JOHN B. HAAKIN President.
sro %.Ys . g; BARNARD. }secrela,ie..
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DsLLY RALLY. RILrY TIN yUEG MEs,s M.
III tiora Democratic Guo viii meet the luh r3oUs M,
66S Broadway on this ueda erenrP at o'clocs TO 10
tpond TO The glorious Eomr alton OF Buchanan Brecxen
ridge, aud TO make preparations for tina gvand rata,no
meeting TO be held in the Park wedne " evening
$500, RLiJAH WARD, President,
a sGcs T. g. so STsos, }s.rsAr,s~
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Ciarets, Clarets.-Clarets, by the Case or
Dozen suitable for a nj and hotel ct the lowest prices
snd pnS poss y ssf a
BroCme street.
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Catxwba Wines from the Vineyards OF
j D. Park Mq., Cincinnati Ohio sparkling and s, very
Superior wsIrAnsd on the pure juice Of the grape.
BARNES Pack, Broadwa ~ and busne stleet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

Publicity II as Necessary tn the Merchant,
mechanic and brakeman oil TO machinery. The AAEai
GAN WEEKLY PRRSs furnishes opportunity % the Dust
make known his business throughout the length
md breadth OF the country Issued Friday morning
Advertisements to the flee OF the American Press nor h
Of Fulton svd Streets New York. will De
n
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Ora WARD DEMOCRATIC BUCHANAN AND BRICK
enroge Olub-Ibe members Of the cub and the electors
Of The ward requested meet at the aion Houee
Boecker street Wednesday evening June H. O'Clock.
tor the purpose Of forming procession 70 go to he Pars to
veniion. By order OF JOHN RICHARDSON, President
JSHs ss1SsnrAIis' secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

9th WAND BUCHANAN CLUB.-THE MEMBERS OF
Tits ub and those DESTROYS Of joining the same
qusstsd e meet ct Gresnwch Hall Gste Blss ,ker sss
oceck for the Of completing the aud or
makg ngemena TO atteSd the ratification meeting to be
held II ,he Park on Wednesday evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

Strawberry Preserves Families and Hotel
prcp.eors have their jars filed with preserves Of
rates III they put them by leaving their at
the pickle ard manufRctory OF JANIS BROAD
MEADOW. 80 kObinscn street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

OnTH wARD-UNIrY, HARMONY, vIcroRy-ral
AU First GuR-Ponecr Buchanan Club Baoets ut the Aso
ouse corner OF thirty seventh Kignth avenue o.
B. NJ. FOWLER President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

Jet aoods-Rrsceiets, Brooches, Earrings,
cssye buttons uds ohatelans. g. &c Also jet and gold
uvery the finest srgest Hssormer. in the city, a.
osBOkNR, B0ARD1AN fOWNHaND's, IN Broad way,
AeynaY Of NpYirR lLxeet
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order the notice Orders received by mail promptly
aten dsd 70 N5-A chemical preparation applied to avn
hgs, and warranted cot TO midew
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

Noticeable those Troubled with Humors.
Owing the great demand for saefuons ointment
New York city shall be q No Plymouth House 40 Broad
All who troubled with humors respectfully nysd Ia
cal. ADVICE in al gratis. DONALD KENNEDY pro
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Removal John Maria Earina, Sole Agent
Of the senuir Fprna Cologne water hiss removed % road
OF ExchAnge psse Eau do Cologne In all kinds
Of genuine glasses and wicker bottles Orders VIII Be prompt
N attended q,
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caressCOSTARs electric powder zee from poison) for the
destruction Of moths mosquitoes fea. flies, bedbugs plant
Ne only article that efectusy clears without danger
bedbug exerminator Cosars paper. Wholesale and
tai depot 366 Broadway, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

Young Lawyers would Flnd 1t Greatly to
DER advantage have carefa ana s Of their pbrenOlog
al dfye0pements Examinations with charts and full writ
n eesp !ions, given daily by Prof. FOWLER 800 Broad
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POLsETIUAL..


RUCHAIAN. oAss. DOUGLAS AuD PIEROR-RsAD
ne dSsss 9 Ae Poas!ass appscvisg and disaypscvns
Vita WI Ss puSsSed in he Axssicxs WEEKLY
e. - re sonn rs. n' ;nS
ssDsSers per annum; agent. :Ip oiled q q 80 per
nortA Of fulton and Nassau str ee where
al oEden win me Ct with prompt attention.
RucH5Aa1kaAss. ZIP Ssp yIcroRY-Tss YoUxa DEM2 9
nssy Ds Jun june ~sTd re &c %ss a.
he $ e. ss aSsDa
tbe seon Of ne demo cratic nominees The President and
S'' President 0fhs Up %sas se %rsr
JAS HALE. Scenery. pro ten
u,IRsr WARD ON DEcx.-rEe BUoHAsAp cLUa or
,S ward and al democrat who h.vs no, Joined and wish
Inc democrats ' Sssd do srssS vsa e
by order N. BURNS, Chairman pro ten.
GPhcIAL MEETING YOUNG MgS,s DEMoosA.
r ns sSspa0ssn oopmass VIII NEE. at r.mmaoy HsI
Ssy ne s M and Z Sss pub
f fD~AsD c amssos, Secretaries,
and loneon Club' OF the third ward vii no onoiic
sna s tie s ns ws
favorable 10 me nomdaaon OF fillmore and Doneson, who
so S.s 1 oso aaa au 10 ar aios
msss Friends 81 VIZ
JAS A. VAUDEVILLE secrotary. '' oA>i IAN
THH OLD FOURTH WARD IN THE FIELD JAIN
Buchsnan and Brecgenrdze.-Atas rgs estssD ANc
ing Of the ns0r nj democratic electors
he a. OK s.eet on Monday evening June 1856 ,ba
nBuonal d.mocrGtc electors the wa-d re1uessd
NEE ibis evening, June 10, 81 eish. sock ST.
70 hear the report Of the Oo nuee Permanent Officers
the eusuing ytar JOHN BIpDlN, chairman pro tenn
PArRIcK GROVE Secretary pro tenn.
Yousa %Es's DKMonR,r RIO UNION CLUB.
i BUCH MAN SHD BREGkEsktBdS.
The Your bens Democratic Union Cur viii form pro,
ceeon a. the ltrmu alton OF ms6rR in
ordered by the JOINT Democratic General 0oui.es Wd
ntdsy June H. 1856 proceeding to ,ero
made NE bed who may be present sst oo,'on
AL democratic ca0a and associa,,oIs, eel
q he county, invited join with u.s. The ptccs
sion viii form Ia front of Tammany Hail. right resijg on
Spruce street.
The Committee Of Arrangements viii NEE. At Tsnman7
Hall at 4 oc oek on Wednesday afternoon.
ID. J. GRAIN, Secretary. b. W. CONE, President
COMMITTEE OF ARRANG EMEHTS
Q. q. Rn5 Douglass Taylor. L. s. Esrris1n
A. nj. Heriick. John g. White.
THOMAS a. GLOVER, Marshal
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Cleaning, Preserving and Beautlfying tho
teeth and Sums.-INGDR q CO.'S sAponsceous tooth
powder Al ee,sn preparation: i p COMPOSED Of pure
without preparation 10 be had at the orn 500 Broad
way George InGer Co., 70 Thomas Green
srnilv che uniat
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Caution to the PubliC.-TO DistlnHuish the
genuine ghetto powder for the destruction Of Insects from
Zee that iouI national OF Engsnd France Bel
ALSO that hosTaphs fac sme Of Lyons signature
both The wrapper and the label This caution necessary
ss and The Leading scientific socees and
magnetic powder the only poh insect the world,
well o. tho most eecyo and taa means for the destruc
was ever prepared Or scd The proprietor Of H principal
Albert President Fillmore and hundreds Of the nobility Of
Rurope well the sovereigns OF America. The magnetic
pills ORGANIZATION Of and mice endorsed with
equal emphasis By Al who have tried them eau and zee the
leters, 90, ct the cenRa depot, no. ~ Broadway.
EMANUEL LYON.
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THE MILITARY.


r lindsey BLUES, ARMORY 22S CRANE srREhr.-
Ii New York June l656.Ihe members OF this com 80
are hereby MOTIF attend the hly meeting 70 De heit
this (ruesday) evening the 1oh instant at co;k Ever,
member eX2eced to be preeen business OF The
importance will come before the meeting BY order,
EDGAH. A. kOBEHfS, CAPITA n.
JOHN T. ToAI, seoretary.
DLUMBBRs GUARDS MEETING Of TIE PLUME
ere Guards win be held at their Sad quarters 602 Broad
Wednesday evening June IL for OF eject
= JAMES CHAMBERS, Secretary
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Jouven's Inodoroas Preparation Instantly
Ssece Of snnsl and The AMI forth with dissppeas Can
worn immedatsly after wards One bottle 10 warranted to
clean tiny pair Price 10 cents. Agents wanted.
CONTENT, NEARH co.. N2 Broadway.
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Crlstad0ro's Wigs, Hair Dye and T0apeos
ezo:e admiration amoEg all conuoisseur. In art sun Of
he only reliabh article Of the kind Wholesale and
retail af CRISTADORo'B No. Astor House. Copy ths 3D.
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Dyspepsia II Certainly Cured BY about
three bottles Of HOsTEfTER0 vegetable bters They
late the stomach force of impure secroons, and mpdft
health 70 The debiated peculiar 70 weather.
Sold svery where. Barnes Park New York aRents: Mrs
Hayes Brooklyn.
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Imported DiIect.-Lubin's Perfumery, and
LOWS Cesyes honey soaps Metcai's
sned Hngeh hair nal tooth brushes excellent quality
GRO. \. NIGER CO., dispensing &ud family chemistG,
successors - 1homas r. Green, 800 Broadway.
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Herrine's Patent Champion Fire and Bur
g.r proof sss with Hairs psen powder proof LOCK Both
Orr sta Palace, new York 1884 sILAS G. HERRING 4
CO., 1876, 1877 and 1879 Wafer s,rue. N. Y.