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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-15
Clarke,s Female Pills.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke,
VI D., Physician Extraordinary 10 The
Queen.
This invaluable mediciue unfiiirg 10 the cure Of
all those painful aud dangerous disorders which tho fe
male eonsiiulion subject. It moderate, al oIcoss
and removes all obsuuetions and speedy cure may
relied
TO MARRIED LADIES.
it's peculiarly suited Il will IN shon time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar bear. the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, TO prcvent counteffeits.
AN - h Ns.-s
These Pill. should not ha taken by fomalos that are
pregnant during ~ fr.i three aoatss they sure
to bring on mear1agsi bot at every other time sud IA
every other cnse, tboy ,te perieo lg -lfs.
Sole Agent. for the Quilted sluie, and Canudi.
/. C. BALDWIN q Co,
Hoote.ter, n. Y.
TuTTLEC MOSES Auburn,N YCEsEH.I AasNrs
n b. si,oO and G postage Stamps enclosed u any
authorized Agent will bo,llg Of he Pitts by
return mli.
For sale b, FRED. Z. SMITH, Moutpouot, whole
ole Agent ior Vermont. J. N. Henry, wneibuJ and
BY one dug,i,, ia every towa in tho unhcd states.
T4tty.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-15
Washington County Grammar
School,

'I'HE FALL TERM orthis Institution will com
monce on the 2-th day Of August INST aad continue
eleven weeds.
Tha schoo. will be under the superutsndenee Of Mr..
CHARLES A. KENT, A. B.,
teacher Of experience and high character who will
have the aid OF the necessary assistants.
tuAKL : CLARk,)
F.F. MERRILL. Pfu. Committee.
00.3 CHARLES KENT,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-15
American Verd Antique Mar.
hln IN.

rTHE Annual Meeting Of the stoehhoiiefs or tho A.
mefican Vofd Antique Marble Company for choice
Of ocerr and uanssctng such other business ~ may
legally come before said meeting, will be bold M the
Ho'el in Rorhuty, w. on Tuesdiy, Aug 18Th instant
Al one O'Clock, 2 NJ.
DAVID NJ. GAME, President Pro ten.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-15
SALOON FOR SALE.

4 n consequence Of nsw business arrangements, tho
I Subscriber will sell his Saloon on Main street at
fair price. l.. H. HUNTINGTON.
Moqtpelier, July 30, 1856. g53w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

crop said the plants have been attacs<ed By rus
As wen as ~ destructive insects such lice, locusS
and the boil worm. private despatch TO q private
house ~ thE city, dated New Orleans June 30 and re-
ceved yesterday, reads follows Have reliable n.
formation OF serious damage Gotten crop in Mississippi
FRyIGHTs were quite active and nrm To Lverpos
about 100 coo bushels OF wheat engaged Ia bulk ana
bags at ri. 9sd., and 900 900 bbfs -four at 2s
3D. and 500 do. at q. 7lld. Cotton was st . l6d .
32d To London 900 bushels OF wheat re taken q
3D. and about 5000 bbis. -four AZ %. Cd. 70 Hrenen
240 bales Of cotton engaged at nc To Havre 0oanf
taken nj 76c, and rice ri o. For gram lod was
aked. Rates 10 the gold fields were unchanged.
Hay in moderate demand, at SOC. o0c.
INf.-The market was quiet at SOC. for common, anA
81 l2S for lump.
Mor-sssrs.-The market was steady, with sales Of rs
hhds Porto Rco at &c, and SO hhds Texas 1T 4Sc.
NAVAL SroRis-Ths market was steady with moderate
transactions. without Csargc in prices.
PRovEsoSs.-Pork-T,sem market was higher, with q
speculative feeling The sx.es embraced abort 900 bbis
including mess at $50 So anu prime at SIT 25 Beef
Sales embraced 500 600 Esls including country PRIME
at y SO s., and country mess at IS so $40 and
remcxed Western, at 50 . s12 prime quiet 1t
$15 sle, and beef hams were dal at SIS
$40. Bacon was scarce ant firm. Chit meats wcrg
stiff at axe. 61se. for shoudc.s, and 1s4c. l0kc.
for hams lard firm, with rses Of 200 bbls ut 1zc
Kegs were l2Tc. l3c. Butter xas plenty and duh.
Cheese was at &c. a S1sc.
Stock of pork ard beef in pacsxsg yards, New York
ma Rro In Nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03
FINANCIAL ANC CONNER iAL


WEDNESDAY, July rs r. "
Tic stccs market was not buoy1nt tls morning aad
the Transactions re comparatively limited Pric
Unsettled The upward appears 10 have lost it,
strength, and would not surprise much to see low
rates rule for those stocks which have bcc so rapidly
inflated. The bulls have exhausted their supply Of Ia
yorablc Influences. The money market i easy can
lie expected. We have received nom England political
Intelligence of most satisfactory character all causes
,r any intcrruI ton in peaceful rotations have dsap
reared and there il nothing left TO look TOR likely give
feater impetus b. speculation. The Sub Treasury has
raid cut The whole d the Texas indemnity arr banks
htye run the specie w iohig IS than ever
before known their line 81 discoI nearly up to the
largest amounts exhibited and the general bank cx
rnnsion T. about large be justified. larger
portion ofho bnnl cans Is out call tic hypotheca
ton az stocks, than usual even in active seasons Of
SPECULATION and knows what lay hour the dc.
mard for payment may be made. With the exccp.
ton cf the political questions AZ issue between this
country and Great Bri a. which for The time served TO
check speculation, have had for many weeks a series
Of the most favorable results In the financial world tn
declaration or peace between Russia and the Aic tn
receipt Ct supplies Of gold rom California and
Australia the withdrawal Of abo millions Of spa.
cio from tic sub treasury an exp, q bank credit to
an unrree Cdcntcd amount expor trade exceeding in
va'ce iha Of our import,ions limited shipments Of
sIste, and with all these have had tue benefit Of
sfde Of prosperity amous al classes aud 10 al interests
cry seldom rea.zcd These thirgs have had their e.
feel nranca, Affairs and upon The movements Of spect
atcrs III the stock market That effect i visible IN pC.
particular stock has there been any very great IN
Eaton. Tho expansion has been in very ga lla,
while In ohcrs the whole advance has been realized
within = f,w days The full influence II the prevailing
cruises has been felt and al loss 20 know whcru
TX for events likely TO prove ssinaatlg enough TO
krop UP the excitement II appears to Us though the
entire programme had been played Ont. Holder Of
stocks have lad sucI Of good luck that The shrcw'
cst will, without o. bt, realize before change
takes place. We may be Htiic rr1mtaIc
If our antcpatons, bit experience hes ga
Il. fed We that after such period Of spec 3laton
and such imitation q prices, there is great dan
u a reaction aud Tic ruling Of lower prices Il u true
that prices arc high now agcrsra thing ri
his tine or little later, last year. IN, the times are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03
Our Canadian Corresponden &c.

SrEAafR sAGrESAY, RIVER 81. LAwREycE,
June -, 1850.
A Trip IN ne 81 Lawrence AID SdgSenoy-The Csn'-
nenccmas Of ne Rovie-Ar7irai al Qr,,sc-Derdrt,rs
far me Scgitnog-Arriral al Riri>r. du LoBp-Ioints
Of Jrfere teIoH Quetec--Tttp w TIE Sdgs'end-Ssrs,
Accom-; Of me Rirn, d1., DC,
send you my greetings from the Lower s. Lawrence,
my return from Chconiim and the River sagucnay TO
Quebec.
Before len Rochester excursion through Lake
Ontario and down the ST. Lawrence was advised not 10
let slip favorable opportunity should offer after
my arrival in Quebec, for making visit TO the saguenay,
and hooking for myself upon tho bold rugged and very
remarkable scenery along its rock bound shores. Such
an opportunity, fortunately, not waning
Learning that the steamer Sag1enay, CAPTAIN Slmard
would leave next morning pleasure excursion down
the g. Lawrence and up tho sagucray, Of which had
heard so much. and IRON which o. good steamer re.
ccved very appropriately Dor name lost time In
making arrangements for the trip.
Owing strong head wind We were late In our arri.
val al Rycrc du Ioup 10 miles below Quebec on the
southern shore. where TO spend the night and
whore many 81 our passengers landed to spend tow
days IN Iot romantic IN situation command ng an OK.
enssc prospect o. the st. Lawrence there upwards Of 20
miles wide studded with islands and bounded on the
opposite BY loty and rugged rnount.lns Tho vii
age confirms abou, thousand inhabitants; at that point
commences tho Grand Portage road Leading by Lake
Tcmisconia ara The rivers Madawask and S. Johns 10
thc city q e. John in New Brunswick, and to Halifax
Of course lave not time here 70 speak particularly
the many points OF interest we pass the amer
ieavlrg Qttbcc-rout levi opposite, with IT, steeple
crowned height. ffon which Wolfe nrs opened hs
neCJtua batteries; the broad capacous ia sin TWEEN
~ eight tthoms deep, and covered with almost
innun eiahic large vessels, tle imposing aspect Of
Crpc diamond surmorucd with dcian, fortincations
and the Citadel CITY with IT. tn covered cupolas d8nes
and too cleaning ~ The Funlight the beautiful Fails o.
xf ma ia AL and
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There another debt anterior a. the year 1927 which
has been Inscribed IN the grand treasury book and into
tho subsidiary OF tho provincial TREASURES but has
not yet been converted into shares Of the public debit II
nted on the 3igt December Inst 10 S22f go.
There circulating nj this IT. treasury bills TO
the amount OF 81. FPS. 900.
Tie active lqudated debt amount at the end OF last
year. 10 81 1895, l3S. The humber snown debtors Is
90 s,5 and the OF the debt amounts ~
81, ci2,oco.
COMMERCIAL TAnfE or IMPORTATION I'D rxroRrAr-ov.
The general commerce OF the eLl. Ire with fcre n
countries in ls5i-5, comprehcndng the importation nd
eNpcrtatcn represents the of 81 t15.i's. ON
pared with the result of the prcccdn ycar ffc-r = an
increase II g, SI22S5, or 43I rcr nj; az f''urale
with The average 81 the last I've yclrs the oSerps -
si3.hcs u.s. or 1s.306 per cent
Of The total amount of this annual commercial move
vt there belongs 10 tho importation 81 800 10 and TO
= eXportai,n, Sl5 2sb3iT, there being conscq uenty,
Of the last oyerplus o. 50 197 esq per
cent The value of imported produ1ts was inferior by
s-i.Ts6 DOES per cent, compared with Tact OF the
year 1884, but exceeds by - 75Tol 5CsS per ceut
the average OF period OF i've years.
The for,s from the different countries give The follow
IN raulf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03


There large increase In the supply Of beef cattle
sale to-day at Aertons and prices declined fully
cent per ID. Large numbers also sold in traIis,
and at remuneratvc prices than those realized here
There every indication that cattle will rule lower
during the than any period during the last three
years The high prices have at length stimulated the
dueton 10 such extent that Is bc,iv-a the princip
stock raising States have at the present time greater
supply Of fat cattle than before known Ohio and
Illinois, as well other Western States forw Arding
large numbers TO the scaboard cities weekly by the In
nois Central Erie and other railroads the farms
west Of the Mississippi contemplate contributing 70
supplies At no distant period. Texas cattle fro
qrenty 30 be seen in market-a drove from thas
State iei in Illinois, sale here to-day they
Of IN average quality, and realized loo. pen h. The de-
mand was moderate and buyers Lad things pretty much
their own way The average price ESTIMATE NJ &c. anA
the range nj from &C. TO l0c Cows aud calves were N
moderate supply and with good demand, rather better
prices were realized Veal calves plenty and
rather lower. Sheep and lambs IN moderate de-
demand notwithstanding large increase at the lower
yards previous prices were fully sustained. Swine psn
~ and dull at prices iavoring the buyer. very
generally believed when reporter left that quite
large number OF beef cattle would remain over unsod.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

RicE was &c easier, with sales Of 200 casks, at 3ks.
4tsc.
srGARs.--The sales embraced abeut 800 bbls. Cuba
muscovado, at Tsic. a8&c
SIRTs.-1he market Tor lquors-is duh. and have
but few salee TO report Prices however firm, the
adyiccs from Europe having upward tendency. 20
half pipes cognac sold at - so 10 % 15haf pipes Ro
chee at So 25 to So 90 10 half pipes Hoeaux at - IS
to So Is puncheons Jamaica rum, at 81 So 10 Do.
So. Croix rum at 81 20.
WAlSkEY.-The market was inactive, but more firmly
held. and mall sale, reported at e9bc. a SOC.
wINE.--An auction sale OF damaged Champagne
made at high ices: 81 basket NerziSA, pnt sold q
at SIT 50 and 20 cabinet pins at SIS 25s cash.
Ana the foiowng of Jules Mumm Co.. imported by J.
s. j. vokers Il quarter casks pure juice Port sold ct
81 - So Is, at six months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

The Herald will observe that the increase Of population
has been double during the i've years ending with 1855,
that il at any former period and that the annual
sales of land were nearly i've times grcat-some Of
these lands had been In market for twenty md thirty years
government prices, and had 1t not been for railroad
they would doubtless have remained unsold for much
longer. They were inaccessibe--away from navigabe
strcams-away from markets-they wouldn't bring
dime Produce worthless, II cost more to
transport II than could be obtained for Ia the morket
there wood for fencing or building and means
Of getting IT, by land carriage tedious and
p,nsiye 70 be entirely mpratcable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

The shipments OF wheat by canal thus seen 10 ex.
Gee the receipts by lake. this II add the
ports via the lake 56soT bushels shall have total
yccss Of exports over imports Of 100 900 bushels which
course came on, Of the amount previously in store.
hc exports Of by lake do not exceed 20 900 bushels
lLe.e has, however, been considerable shipments by
railroad and ,vcra larg, parcels taken by local dis.
tcrs aud other cons umors that material reduction
wouf thus DO made upon the above excess Of import
over exports.
From the last annual report OF the Taunton Branch
nilroad Company Il appears that the totl amount Or
earnings for the cat ending May o. $780, sl552as
~ Of which sp3,zli u from passengcrs aid 500
os o. from freight Tho total expenses, including sii
lsl e raid The Boston and Providence Railroad Tor pa
eurers brought over their road and SIS go 81 for NOR
chanolsc was sl32 Iss An eight per cent dividend has
bccn Paid during the yer, leaving balance Of s3ltl
Il 1865 the earnings we're Sl0l 9l5 u.s. expenses sl2G
~ 50.
lie receipts Of the Eastern Railroad Company for the
yctr ending May 1885, amounted to sGe1 $50 o. and
c expenses 70 $50 400 e5, leaving the net earnings or
the road ut s52t 100 10
NJ eafhWh~ So@fi 90 IL
Rtut ol GRAND Junction road ....sll,o %
Insurance aud taNes............ l2,fd0 ~
,sl7 65-si5n ssT IS
psi 10 debit orp PROF, & loss, 1s65.sio7.tts IS
10. do DO. 1866. 1880 2t-siCs,I9o al
leaves 10 tic credit CT poatSoss Nay 81 1860 s50ss "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03
Our Cape May Correspondence.
Grand BonQua-Openin0 Of the Mount Vernon Ht<e.
Speeches, Sentimens &C., dc.

CAPE ISLAND, June 81 1856
Grand Bonqua-Openin0 Of the Aouns Vernon Hoses-
Speeches, SENTIMENT, &c. dc.
For the benefit cr oil creation and especially that part
Of within the bounds Of the United States Is neces-
sary that the HERALD should acquant readers OF tho
magnificent affair pcrperated here the evening Of the
path inst. If you had tho rush for he" HERALD
this morning. as the boat camo round from New York,
you would wonder the necessity Of giving your
readers a full account Of this grand banquet.
ASP. NJ. tho grand rush for tho banluetng saloon
Cook place. and much credit 10 due to Col Thornley, and
SIR Hanna for their accommodations the press. The
ball which Is four hundred feet In l'ngth, was
beautifully decorated with national coors,
greens, Sc and the tables were much more beautifully
decorated with something good (tc see audi " eat.
John NJ Coleman, Ess:, Of Philadelphia was unani-
mOusy chosen 70 preside By he Committee Of Arrange
Jos. T. Ebling, william woodside, .
Jas Lundon, james NJ. Blzer
+. Y. stagcrs, :: Travis Quigg,
J W, s,oekbritsc, Of Bal, \ II. Ladlam, Cape Island
Geo. ii. Hickman, I" Mayor Shoot. Camden.
Mr.. Coleman few appropriate RENAL g referring to
ibc enterp ng hosts Of the evening proposed tne health
OF the propetors OF se Mount vcrnen Hotel" Messrs.
Cain Foster.
Mr. Eblng, of n. Y, was now loudly called for, and
said that the ubc would always find In the propretors
the one always Frank by name and nature, an ever
ready to fo~cr to your comfort, and the other good
and stout Cain TO lead 10 enjoyment
Mr. Hsnna beng called upon, said-His friend, Mr.
Coleman, nigh, have addsi, when no said tia, he had
pluck the tat that was like himself Email; but though
be might be seen, no would be heard. He thon al
lucd TO the duty every one oxeftby hemsevcs 70 ad
the house. ADD gave as toast The success OF thy Mount
Vernon.
Mr. Duff responded In behalf " Sfr. Foster and pro
posed the Press" This brought out
N. StagcSs, who referred IN the great business IA
cslliies and energy OF Col Frank Foster.
Mr. SardcTson, Of n. y IN response N cnll on be-
half OF Col Foster, expressed his earnest desire thai
Mr.. Foster would be successful.
Speeches also made by Geo. w. Arundel, fas. NJ
lalgcr, " 4. Qtgg &c Tho company adjourned al A.
~, with three cheers Cor the Mouat Vernon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03
Finance snd Commerce OF Brazil.
Qrom 0Correo Eccantl Of Rio de JaDciro May H. 1855
REPORT OF TIN MINISTER OF FINANCE o. BRAZIL.

The Marques dc Parana, Minister OF Esnce, read in
the Chamber of Deputies tie 10Th Of May the report
the budget proposed for the year 1s55-5s The pub
lie estimated for that period Mt sl7 I2a 900
The Minister expressed himself ollows;-lhe state OF
public continues 10 lie attcrng the predictions
made in my last report TO their tendency 10 increase
having been realized. Tho ordinary revenues OF is5s5
compared with those OF the preceding budget present
increase Of $500, 822 Tho revenues OF thc last three
years give the following result
1928. 1s53-54. 1854-S5.
s1s,1o1,s5s 17,2i9,s06 1871, $50
Here the Minister observes that as tho new tarf "
Ia be published II will necessarily exercise con
sidcraby depressing influence that part OF the public
proceeding from duties i'm portaons; this
dlmnution may be estimated nj about $3.50 900.
IN the month OF December, 1854, the exterior debt
amounted f5 ss 200 and at the end OF December last
!car II was reduced 70 IS e35, 900.
The amortization on the different loans took place in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03
RESTAURANTS.

M janis McpYKE respectfully aiorms he friends ard
Tie pNc h We hs nasrt Tor Term years the spschu
elecan, PROMISES 80 rncs street. three doors west II
ogdNUy Whph be WI upcn fur he reception OF his Oh
friends patrons end those who VIII honor him Win their pa
utua 81 on lie 4h ms.
Abe hslse las teen WY painted and furnished IN
for lie caWlor 81 lis gneef. ls ber viii
contain The ,hnrsi and approve brsnis n quar ans
ha harder n always re stocked with me hree. IL AM
delc0cigs =, he srNspn
Poems ~ pt.soe VEtcs Families snprlei wHh mess -
al hours. JAMS McPlhk.
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Compared with tho first triennium there was an in
crease of the evenues in

All classes OF revenues followed progressive march,
as may be seen by the class OF imports whose produc
exhibits an average increase OF 1887 cent per year.
and that OF export which shows yearly average in
crease of 34l per cent.
Here follows a short notice on the existing manufac
lures whose number Is SO, and which have obtained
exemption from the duties laid primary materials des
tined for their consumption likewise the number Of
farms or plantations, with their slaves who number
1882 and their products amounted for the two years
1853 and 1854 10 90 millions reis $2 COO 00O and
their expenses 10 seven million dollars. -
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TONNAGE AND NUMBER OF SIM

TONNAGE AND NUMBER OF SHIPS.
The commerce Of the empire with foreign nations oc-
cuped ing the last year. In ships coming going
sos, the tonnage of which 657 5-the
national flag being hosted 1888 ships entering and
la leaving the ports making total tonnage Of 60 443
Another table in the report Of the Minister presents tho
statistics Of the public during space OF Is
years, divided into triennia periods shows their pro-
grcssve increase from the year 1887 up 1854 at
the same time indicates which classes OF imposts have
the most contributed to this increase The alive
table OF those six riennums exhibits average increase
Of 7.54 per cent yearly proved by the following
table,
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, July 2-6P
AsrIS.--Tnc market frm and small sales of pots
were made at 6hc. aeAc. Pearls were nominala &c
aTSc.
BrrapsTrus -F1our-The favorable adviccs per Cana
ia, nom Liverpool, impaired greater animation 10 the
market and good common and medium grades advanced
nom loc l5c. per Dbl. There was some speculative
feeling among dealers but the high views Of holders and
ihc nrmnes Of freight rather checked purchases for
export The sales foot W about 10 600 bh Of various
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

As regards the expectation, there i an increas
| ses64,Ut2, or 1850 per cent the last yes.
sl so bOa, 33.2ls per cent compared with period
Ell I've years.
Tho total amount Is divided amongst tho different
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03


comrai avc analy sis OF the proportion In which each
&c the above mentioned countries participates of the total
amount Of imports during the last two years, g the
fIt 49,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-09
Mulintrp h {anfp GOODS.
O'CON OR, 9
IMPORTER AND DEALER m
Fancy DRY Goods and Millinery
0PpOstrE THF pOet prr,rr

OPPOSITE THF pOsr UFFIrF. "a
~ 1h''d Arrst Serotd Hpnse Ftpr, lrv,e
THF NEW AND Sci ECT sesy,,me,,
L offered ~ This New Store deserves The
particular attention Of Ladies The f,l
lowing list will give M idea If wb,, ~, y
there he procured, M the mo.t ,e,.pyyhj.
ts,ms: La,l;s. patis Silk Rrnnets; la,';es
All Hair Bcnnets; Ladies' Straw and I,s;,
Vonnets; Flcte"ce, English and punstahie
a"n"ets; Grey and ethe, fnncy Prnnets
Nisses Silk and Straw ;;"nneis Il, n,
d" Flats do Rove Mats and Caps; R;b-
to"s, Flcwa,s and FIunes; Mspt;lIs.
Ccsks and Hhaw's: cashmere scs,ts now
style; Pa'ssels. E",se's and t1r,letski,ts /:
Emh Bands, Edei"es and tnsettinss: Psi.
and En'h. Pocket Handkerchief rlsi.
AVID E'"h. Collars: do t'hen,;settes and
s'eetes; Thread and Cotirn E,ls;rps
W'"le" and silx Neck -ries Ladies liz
Story and Glnves: Plaid tal,rn a., dresses
at 'or. pot vi Dr. Gioehams 81 l2sc 10,
~ Muslin lelain ri or re, ,d l,am,sL
and t"h Curtains; Fhnira Wooler plsile
Inv Dresses Fcl",ed a,rl White Eannels
p"e"estics and l,isb L;rens ,acooet sw;ss
end Nens""k Muslin Plain a.l 6ev,ej
Bohbinets; Gents Gloves Mastery anl
Stava's; Preliminary NJ aIl kinds Hal,
ana tu,etts Als", fioe esse, went III
VWls. F",s, and Swans Down. Block and
white Fen'ne, for trimming, Also. a
variety II cthe, articles al
VCONON'S NEW STORE.
IAN WY Baton Rouge, In
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-09
Dry Lemonade.

T>Hls Preparation is a concentration q
J. the property ri the best Lemon and
Sugar, which qualities the article to pro.
lure i"sta"tane"uslv n superior Lemonade
and make u more rom veninnt than Lemon
Syrup cr Lenons. not being liable to spoil
whatever climate IL may lie transferred T.,
ITS usefulness with Parties. Picnics and The
travelling community is "bvic"s, and fc,
Cetsons that undertake long voyage. IL
viii prove t" he an eHectual preventative
Of scp.vy.
toveli'ls may also use ID with advap-
sage when prescribed by Physicians. Pre-
pared only - WIN EOGFL.
druggist and Apct hecsry.
To WHOM, all c,de,s must lie addressed