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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-12

This shows rapidly increasing business from year to
year The receipts for 1851 show greater increase
those OF the preceding year than he.cre--:he
additional increase amounting to $751; 9oS This evil
dence Of great prosperity, and confirms previous
statements relative 70 the ultimate pro5uc.y.nese OF
this road Notwithstanding this great increase in re-
cepts the Board Of Managers do deem it coed DO
Icy TO increase the rate Of dividend 1916 when the
gross income amounted to only 1919 o36 the director
declared dividend of four per cent for the year In
1851 with increase nearly double that Of IS S the
stockholders receive only the per cent dividend
We ind no fault with incorporated company for not
paying la.ge dividend, when it has not boon earned
AS II is Impossible to be too cautious in the
Of the financial affairs of any concern; but consider
the Harlem Railroad Company exception. !. is
snug, well managed company and every department is
III sound strong substantial condition and the sock
holders aIe entitled to larger portion of the
ings than they get. The business. OF the Harlem Rail-
road Company during the present year lS52), Is likely
to be very great The line will in the course Of few
Days: be open to Chatham, which will perfect the
ntction with Albany We have estimate Of earn
ipgs for 1907 but 70 far as We uig from the preent
and prospective resources of the company it is cur i'm
pIeson that the gross income the year will not fall
much short Of one million Of dollars In arriving a.
this result we have estimated the from the old
line Of road at $500 eco, and from the new line at
$4,000 The receipts Of the line Dover Plains with
out any connection with the road above that point in
1852 would not lave varied from seven hundred
ard ..iiy thousand dollars
As the Hudson River Railroad Company have kept
their financial affairs rather close and away from the
public eye the annexed official report made to the ate
Engineer will be particularly interesting to ockhold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-12

the above number espciay in cold weather it being
namse where one can be warmly clad quick and cheap
7. SMITH. Jr Knows howto make aman comfortable, and
lock like gentleman for very little money which
inTortant element in this progressive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-12

tye 81 Wigs IRE pronounced the meet rcYe imitation 81
tatpIe yet invented Tcse wanting rperoc sfsole
mould call at BAICUELt RS celebrated VIE Factory No
Nal street. where be found the arggtt and bGst
tortintnt IN The city. Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-12

ds Dye is the best yet discovered r colorns the hair
Thi,kes the moment is applied. The wonderful an6
certainty with which this favore and oldestabs Hair
Dye rorforms is astonishing it for tle tpried,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-12
Court Calendar for Monday,

10 H. ~ a. IS TO- to and including 81 and o. CIRCUIT
Gouhv.Nos So, to and in Guiding go 90 to and nclud
Ing eeis.
COMMON rIrAs --TtrAL TrHu-Part l--Ssme as Satur-
day Part 2Nos. H. "a o. ll2 ia lis 49, l2i, Is,
rs, 100, l32, 136. &c. l3s, 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-12

be sold Of previous to departure. overcosts VIII oh
lave colo icr $40 will be SOLD Tor S2 s2 coats So
Eytrything else in proportion st have time make
order those beautiful Sack Froehs $40 20 S which
Are 50 fashionable g. b. CLAIRE, No il6 William It
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The usyeennted Bitters have obtained

popularity bounded, rpon ito intrinsic merits. Eminent
rhycisD and Cergvmen have ts WORTH and
stamped as enc Of re hes. medical comIoun extant
uersngment OF the stomach sick headache it is
yalrstle. sold wholesale and rett by A. H. d. Sants
100 Fulton street &. X. Ring ly2 Broadway snd II. y.
Co. III Hynsdwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-12

Cuny Ill rttipg Shirts dear at price None such
have ever lett will be Permitted 10 leave GREEN Esta
bm No Astor House. His of lifting s infal
tlc, the style Of his Shirts nachess One purchase 81
Green Q, and you become Permanent customer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-12

~ giving the foregoing report Of the business Of the
Hudson River Railroad Company. il is proper 10 state
that during the year ending Sept co. 1851 with the OK
cepticn Of three and half months Of the year only one
half Of the road ha been in operation During til, por-
ton oi time tie income Of the road ha. been mostly lie.
rived from The local way travel between New York and
foughkeerse and but imperfect come ction laaiu
tined Tor through passengers by Il steamboats, in
summer and stages in winter On the 10th u June a.,
that Part q the read between Albany and Hudson was
opened for travel On the sth # July It was extended
70 p&Ehi on the 18th of August to Tlyo and on the lst
october the Whole line Of road brou INT into use for
the transportation OF passengers The length Of road j.
IA miles louble track including sidelngs 10 miles
Tie annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of Ger.
tain articles exported from this port during the week
ending the 10Th inst, distinguishing the destination
and extent OF shipments to each place
COMMERCE OF 1Hr Ponr on NV YonK-WFrsLy E,rcrrs
Iondon--flour 2oG1 bbls.; naval sores 7o43 do oil
cake go do pate Mt paint 10 do calcned b. ne. 10
hhds; tobacco, 10 DO manufacturer do, JS 400 lb,
cheese ~ 4Sl do whaiebone l43 do: ba con 20 49,,
do ard l2S29 do; spernacet, rs boxes sssence of
oil 20 do s,aves 20 500 rice so beef az do pork
leo 90 potash ,bl' machinery, boxes wheat SOC
bushels fkba pkgs port wine 24 casks
J'o1eoi-cott - 61C0 bales; Hour, 2QG bbIs faxseed
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tes have proved more suooesu than all other remedies
known in csses - dyspepsia and general debility Those
who doubt this statement lind pie proof the PHI
let's the medicine 10 be had Of the agns
gratis sold by sands 'p Fulton street, Ring, ~ md
+, kcoyill N CO., SIC Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-12
To Gentlemen of Taste and Eashion.-

Drama prepared the immortal pictures by Cruikshaa
viii be reformed in superb style this evening at barnums
Museum. 1t is intense y interesting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-12

THr TrstIMcNiAL TO HR sTE.Hs Cy>stEetIcH 1.us
Y.,Hr AtrEcA lin oul report IN Saturday. psp4T e
the detrimental and dinner 70 Mg George Steers, a.
,.ruetoY of tie yacht America the name e. SIR Tsston
distinguished merchant, who spoLe 20 the toast 81
The shiTowner, of the Commercial Emporium was
netsmorphosed into Harrison ~ one Of those accident
which happen in Ii. best regulated tablishm Mt,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-12

Tn Tin.rris In consequence ri heavy pc. q
matter, the usual dramatic notices are unayoioRoy
crowded ca TIE entertainments ppo0nsed HI esch
rstatsImsnt sre n F"ry nter''.ir8 snd Attractive
sbsJatter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-12

viii t. issued THE mo:nin and may be obtained q
10 Fulton street and st the IN the CITY, S.nger
Towrterd Dexter h Brothers, hallock, a..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-12

: rioasr Pn,te- --csptsin Di'Eey 81 ias ''no9uer
Nary q Ames arrived yesterday ison Per'" 8'29 re-
Tort, that small trig belonging 70 !layans VIA" atsc
Eumt.r q men on board. captured OK Cape !9e4e
ny the authorize, q tnat place under G'p;9n 81 m
tended piracy After her capture the esltsn wa he'
be found and the attempted sri:de ~ cutting
bi, threat. 0n the 18th Of December she wa brought
into Msyaguez when he crew we're U; IN rsison, nd
IL. affair va, vI5eggcuc .rvs,.j stion ~ ;de 20
yerLus,nt
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come.

Wells IND LoLA MONTE We shall erlea,or
&c rubbish tomorrow the letter 0. VI, l.. p, Willis,
which vurports 20 be reply, at full length, to .Ae
recent staten OF Lola cl;ez against his .asr2c-
ter, thattpIeared in Cur columns nj reply viii,
we hope be conclusive, and terminate the ccntro-
yersy Mr. Willis's sef " Will be found exceedingly
rich, interesting curious, Philosophical Charitable
yoetica artistic aud elias ic in the highest degree.
Would some charitable poet or roe;ess write song
II this interetting !eud and have it set .9 masi:.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-14

1t was dark and tangled hole we had got into
aud citing down on an old log to rest, we pulled
out The Museum, and soon fell on Dodge queer
advertisement when, strange to tell, loud
voice, in tones of the deepest base we ever heard,
resounded through the solemn Stiffness of the
forest, seeming, as it in direct response to what
we were reading, to say 'Ossian Dodge Ossian
Dodge! Pm your man lin your man +" "Whot
coincidence thought we, starting to our feet,
Mr. Dodge can get nothing out of Vermont, in
the base liae, equal TO that Let us follow it
up " we did so, and soon found the owner Of The
voice coolly practcng at his art on the fragment
Of all old rot, Oh which
" All dressed in sheen
OF forest green"
he was floating about in a deeply ombowored
nook Of the pond--we looked out and listened
from our bushy covert with no ordinary sensa
tons ; for such specimen Of his kind both in
voice and ply steal proportions, we will venture
to affirm, was never seen or heard in all the
Green Mountains
On our return home we met an acquaintance.
who, seeing our fine string Of trout, and guess.
ing where We had been, asked US five had zen.
countefed the great Blssoon Player said 10 be
in that poud? :"
We admit. ID we had seen nascal prodigy
but called it base singer, aud, in connection,
took out the Museum and read Dodge's notice.
" The very thing for all the world he ex.
clu ned laughing, and you may safely recon.
mend him to Dodge, as decidedly the best base
voice in Vermont"
We have written the foregoing with the doub e
view OF responding to the Museum, and trying tc
meet the prevailing taste of he great public in
our cities g. villages; for having seen the divine
Jenny" carry of half million of our money
for musical perIofmances- other singers and id
dIers doing nearly the same, and having found
orr chief city plp2rs FIR years, half filled with
n"tices and pluuds of that class Of personages
IN which we have lately seen certain of eur re.
ligious IOpcis joining, so far, aeost, as to an
nouncc the advent of Madame Sunag, a new
musical wonder for our worship aud cash we have
become convinced that conoet singing is alto
gclher the most important hject which at pres
ent agItatcs the " universal world = ind we sin
ccrcy hope our poor elfnrt will be received as
some sort OF reparauon tofour unpardonabIe rem
issncss in not better keeping up with the prog.
ess If the rln3s.
Flea IN BERLIN On the night of the 10Th
inst the two story dwelling house and barn of
Chester Nye Esq. of Berlin. in some unexplained
manner, took fire and was entirely consumed
The furniture was mostly saved, and the build
iEgs were insured We understand in the Farm
els Mutual.
" The Legislature assemblies to-day. The
Maine Liquor Law is expected to occupy apron
in2nt place in the discussions Of the session.
We shall try to keep our readers apprsed of
the proceedings as they occur.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-14

LIGHT HOUSE ON Minors LEDGE. --Govbrn
ment has mlde an Appropriation OF 10000 for
hight h. use at Minots Ledge, to be made of
granite Or iron, the plan to be approved by the
Typographical Bureau. Is there no means of
ha7ing light that could be ignited and extin.
eulshed from the shore, by means of Il gutter
percha pipe, and the agency of electro magnet.
Ism? In this agS Of discovery, some such
conlryance is surely practicable.
BosToN, Oct. 9TH
The Anti-Coalition Convention Of the Third
District OF Massachusetts, has nominated Oscar
w. Austin for Congress, and Bradford L,
Wales for Presidential eector.
The free soilers Of the second congressional
district, have nominated Horace +. Smith as
their candidate 10 fill the unexpred term of
hon Robert Rantoul, Jun, deceased
In the sixth district the free soilers have NOM
mated Stephen G. Phillips for Congress- and
John IT, Whittier as Presidential Elector
The Democratic Convention of the Ninth
District has nominated, as their candidate for
Congress, Isaac Davis, and for Presidential
Elector, J. s, c. Knowlton
WASHINGTON, October g.
The Secretary of the Navy, Mr.. Kennedy,
mas returned TO Warrington. Judge COncklin.
the newly-appoined Minister to Mexico. and
General Gonzales, are both IN this city. !.
PETERsBuau, Oct. 9th.
We learn from Charleston that the Governor
OF South Carolina has convok the Legislature
Tor the first Monday in November next, to vote
for President.
There were fifteen deaths from yellow fever
III Charleston on Saturday and Sunday last
Mr.. Benton is advocating the construction of
stage road from ST, LOUIS to San Francisco.
lie says that three hundred men could complete
it in two yeaIi, and that horse express could
Iavel the distance in ten days stage in twenty,
and emigrfni wagons in forty or fifty.
FACTosY AT AUCTION The Wooden Factory
at Burlington, VT, Is to be sold at auction on
the GOA OF Oct. Tho establishment CHARGED
hands about two years since, and the new pro-
pFIeors put in new machinery, but after running
year and half, were obliged to suspend, and
place their property in the hands Of trustees
A post Office uas been established at South
Londonderry, and II. L. Porter, Esq. appointed
Postmaster.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-14
--latest News.

A fearful railroad accident occurred at Mere.
dnh Bridge, N, H., last Fiday afternoon. A
train OF passenger cars going down on the
Concord and Montreal road to the State Fair,
ram into train which had made momortary
halt ahead, killing outright five men, and fatally
or badly woundng twenty others,
The Crescent City has Just arrived, and re-
ports that an indignity and outrage has been
committed on her in Havanna where, being
suspected OF having on board something or some.
body connected with the supposed revolutionary
movementin Cuba, she was boarded, scare ed
refused the right TO land her mails and passen-
gcls, and insolenty ordered to leave port, which
she was competed to do without reaching the
land. This piece of arrogance and folly in The
Spanish authorities is much to be regretted, as
the whole South and too many in the North, have
nov found, to some extent, the excuse for u
quarrel with Cuba, which they have been SO
long seeking. The minions of the Slave Power
will now doubtless be awfuy indignant, though
The seizure OF half IA dozen of our fishing ves-
els by the British lately does not seem at all to
disturb them.
The investigating committee as Washington
have reported, deciding the Gardner claim to be
Il fraud, bat eXhonorating Secretary Corwin.
The State election in Florida is reported to
have gone for the Wings.
|
Ex-senator Haywood, of North Carolina, is
| dead
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-14


was Known many years ago that the wild che rry tres
az Siunue possessed valuable medical properties In
ueeu ms tac was known to the abotignes and decoc
luh o he leaves or lark of this tree has ever been re
uy'Der physicians of the most eiectual rem
eues III many dseases This fact several wears since ar
ested NE attention Of Dr. Wistars highly respect6b,
laSliloha of Virginia lie Investigated with care tbt
nel ing properties of the wild cheffytested ts effect
ADMINISTERED alone, and when in combination witt
tii1I emedcal agents. He found that lis natural yirtne
lnig DC greatly Improved and combining it with ingredi
eh whose properties were well proved and generally rec
osHeu' a2medlclne was produced which constitutes
eeuy ~ gea value IN pulmonary affections and diseases
o. f fnestanf tFoatdiseases which are proverinilv
prevalent 10 our cities and large towns and often
lat swehng me blls Of mortality to mach greater OK.
WY than Is he case with most ohets had almost said
all other cassess Of Diseases
-, EXAMINE CLOSELY BEFORE PURCHASING,
y ne genuine Basam is put up in boes with the word.
IT. Wislars Btls;tm Of Wild Cherry" Phal blown in
the gass,-each bottle bearnga label ON the front with
''' NJ sslsla luleol i# A. WISTAA, NJ. D.
rms VIII DC envsloped hereafter with wrapper copy.
lsht secured 1871 on which will always appear the writ
yen Signature of " Butts" Any one counteretne the
iaDel or wrapper or forging the signature Of the General
agent WI be punished with the utmost rgo of the law.
.AGENIs for WlSTAR's BALSAM.-S P. Redisd
n's ;, \; Collins. Montpelier; john A. s. White r.
smith, ADAM Hobart, Mortified John P. Hale Planifed
futnam u Wooster Marshfed j. NJ. Richardson Waits
Heiu u. f. G0SS, Waterbury r. Perry e. 10 Cabot
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Bronehitia Cnn be Cllrrd I


LETTER FROM WELL KNOWN MERCHANT
nL.r BRIDGEwTER, Sept. nth, 1851.
Dear Doctor Il take up my pen to certify that DR.
hogeTs syrup Of Lverwort, Tar and Canchalagua has
cured me oihc Broncis. Physicians prescriptions hat
donc me no good. could not attend to nv business
ana was quite msancholy and discouraged besides
lne PAN and cough, and of Sleep with difficult
obtained bottle of your medicine and il seemed IN me
tna every dose took felt easier So kept on until
haG taken SIX botes which left me free from every pain
ana difficulty, and have since had return of The
same Hoping that others may derive the like benefit
tit. Yours Gc '' = W" ''o
n Is AIAH DINsMoRE.
CAurIoN-7 None genuine, unless there is on the Blu
wrapper note of hand, signed with PEN by A. h. Sec
vile n Co.
For sale by A. L. SCOYlLL& Co.. at their Depot, Gothic
HAIL 3lG Broadway, N Y, and by all respectable Drug
gusts IN The United States aud Canadas.
Also for sale in Montpelier by $ r. Redfeld and s. K
Collins lu N0rtaleld by Fred. L. Snih.
fkiCE-l IN large bottles 100 or bottles for $500.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-14

Roswell Carpenters Estate.

iE Subscribers, huving been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for tic District Of Washington Conmis.
sOnerS 10 receive, examine aud adus claims and de.
hahds Of all pei against the estate If Roswell Car.
pente late of Norhfcld in said district deceased repre-
sohed nsolyeEt and the term Of six months from The 9th
day q" October 1882 allowed by said Court to the credi.
tors OF said deceased TO exhibit and p;ovc their respective
Calh before usDO give notice that will attend to the
duties Of ur appointment at the Westinghouse OF Innisa
Carpenter, in Nouitd in said District on the Cd Mon
days O November and April, at o'clock afternoon on
each Of said days. DAVID w. HADLEY.
MARVIN SlMONS. C"mrS'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-14
Isaac S. MEaaya's Estate.

WE subscribers, having been appointed by the IIonora
Die Probate Court for the District of Washngton Com
nssoGefS TO receive eHamine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate of Isaac Nn,n
late Ct Plaineld, in said District, deceased represented
nsoVent ani the term of six months from the 25th dny Of
September 1852 allowed by said Court to the creditors Of
ad deceased to exhibit and prove their respective claims
before uS-Do give notice that will attend to The duties
OF our appointment at the dwelling house Of the Widow
Martha Aann, in Painigd, in said District on the DIST
day OF October 1852 and tile 9th day of March 1853 a
one O'Clock, afternoon, on each Of said days.
GEORGE CLARK,
THEO CLARK, JR. ComFs
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}%)te0

In Barre, Sort 3oh of Typms Fever and infusion on
the brain, Rosline, wife Of VIM. Bradford Jr aged 81
years. In life respected-in death lamented.
In Painfeld Oct. ID, Hiram D. son of Hiram and Laur;
Rowland aged years. Printers in hluss. please notice
In Wolcott, Aug 32d, tf Consumption, MIR. John Mini
ter % years Papers in Massachus etts and New
Hampshire please notice.
In Wolcolt, Sept. 9Th, Of Typhoid Fever, Abilena
daughter of Medad and Lydia Jordan, aged 10 years.
We stood around her dying bed,
And saw her blue eyes close
While omher lips the crimson fed,
And from her cheek the rose.
Quite recently, Of fever his way home from Calirr
mia, Mr. Samuel Wormwood Of Waterbury, VI, aged 81
eav Ing wife and six cbildlen, who were daily cxpec
ting his return, tn mourn his loss.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-14
GEORGE w. STRONG,
Rec. Secretary.

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.-The
following Board Of Directors was elected on
Tuesday by from 74,0O0 to 10000 votes against
7O0.-the Target stick vote ever cast:
Charles Paine, Mortified, Vt.
CO. Whitmore, Boston, Mass.
John Smith, st. Adams, VT
John II Peck Burlington, Vt.
Nathaniel Thayer, Boston, Mass.
III. II. Hurnewei, Boston, Mass.
Joel w. White, Norwich, Conn.
Messrs. Putnam, Dunn and Langdon, of th e
billboard declined a reelection. The investl-
eating Committed reported in part-.very favora
beto the Directors, and To the future prospects
Of the road A letter from Josiah Quincy j.
reoning to the Reply of the Directors to his
Letter Of March last, was read and thcroupon,
after brief reply by Mr. Putnam to snndry
points raised, the Reply of the Directors, pub
jished with the seventh annual report, was op
proved bya unanimous vote of the corporation.
Further particulars heroaner.-VermOn Rdleh
nIqH.
Nnw AEp IMPORTANT RAILROAD Decision
judge Gibson, IN a case tried at PntsOurg be
fore the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania on
Monday of last week, where n suit was brought
10 recover of The Erie Railroad the price Of an
animal which had been killed on the road, ai'
dawn tbo sound doctrine that" an owner OF cat
lie. injured on a railway, has no recourse t.
the Germany or It's servants; and that he J.
liable for damage done by them to the company
mr. Ire Messengers" The Court below ha'
yivena different judgement, but the common
Sense and legal knowledge OF Judge GibsoI
mi The natter at rest lie says =" The rres
ronsbiuv Of railway company for all but neg
oence or wanion injury, Is q necessity oil Ii
creation. A tain must make The tune necessary
IN Gnl6l its engagements with the postolllc
nnd the passengers aud 1t must be aijo"eu !
fulfl them at the sacrifice Of secondary lnei
as mt in its way, else It could not lnllI lhei
At ali The maxim Of salns popnlI woui
he inverted and the paramount nhatfS OF III
nubhc would be postponed 10 the petty concern
IF the individual. Every obstruction 81 raj
way is unlawful, mischoyous, aud abateaO'e u
.hc cost of the owner OF It, without REGARD
hrs ignorance or intention. The ives oi huWa
hn,ngs are not TO be weighed in the san
scales with the lives Of farmers or graIeF
stock; and their preservation Ia To be ielt
the care which tnan takes OF his uncaTod'
cattle
F.r,t ACCIDENT IN SwASToN--A yonI
r,on bv The name Of Rhodes was Killed
sganlo9 on Thursday, Sept %, by the acc
drnta discharge of gnu, with winch ne WI
l,nckipp off applrs from tree Inc cnaF!
Of sh,t entered ha right side nd passed hfooi
bis lungs, causing death in short Tune
Tbo n,ooorlv Of Abbott lawrence, OF d
ton. now Minister to Englandt was 'a"co a =
year s7jG5. it5 value was estimator u >
10000