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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30


st ssssu Bs'shts ,hs eay friday, a1BERTp NJ o.
Lsi - ~ slSes a, ,se .e.. tsass
ep q covered wth frut sne srsss III.
The ali TO be apeud aud graded ~
wpr ~. o. % and ~" b. oIp.as ,ed vita -
eeIs'rps,sd and nader cOStae to he DR.,
ly property a,s vii q, d.. ~sssass
ss. ,r more sue' AID sslse.al than abe
posed resou,i giving mssioo no
nv o,l tSs eommuas.n ,s,irosd g SsSss
stage 'onts There sacslsns das Of snoSas.s.
.:..,ss. md the s n:qu:....ss
q q .s', Poi >, I'd .s,,s WIN :.
rem ain Oh bond and mossase for sbrss i've
time Full .anass ds.d, viii r a.. .ees.sias
81 an s " guar. .s.. the reo, of eaas
Die y'iisss nus sbaDs. is ont,es
g.g,i. maps and hs full psrt,uisrs can be- obssiasd
Of the auetioDeer Az W ali strees
To l"vslIds ana Travellers Wales Aro-
matte sehsssm sehnapos have tse duced on. aeu
'hs sssi %; ss', s. s,.sass nj.
matte Of some Ssultyt to keep supoy edsqaat
r. p;
s be- net %ni s
asa t.e .na p-rse', harmless s,imaians which
aS,sd Mn Pan sl..; s.s'.
ss o. VIC. ssS Sd
lstss The s.ei.l hearth as misery upon ooaos o.
lin To- s.as u '':;s u uc
sRd & and :, ~, T; =,
specials nn g,n,gi,t, "a arg gr.eers 10 the oits
Sin he isms snapps ssisss Sss my
fist allure Cd the label is eounterfeit.
The En- pOriom -Tastle, the Pc .. versng
mn" "s & ss.n s and ~ hi .s
stock o. aroelss from kursO. expressly desnsd
slts for the people Bs dsom. reteuo., work boxes
fAssp u ss in pro n.ion III has also reeeivsd
gan es and to- for cbildreo Which to delight
them. inttls's eitablishmeut Is worth . visit.
Toys-rOys -whOls sale nnd Cheap Ter Jash
a lsrse and new aSsot ment, iss imported from vari
At the ole sstatli.hmttt. Ne y ..iiviaioo stfsst
j. !vNEs in ptrser OF Toys and fancy goods.
nelodecEs. q. d u n w Smiths celebrated
Delodeors tuned In the equal hsr
They the On y me'odeoos timed aod stien.
ably ,he tsa, n the world. and HORACE .rsn s No
s3 Bro dsay the sole agent NJ BIO suit par
b-ssrs monthly payn ents taken
New Sos q - 4 Woodbury. This popular
ballad writer has jost composed three bsanti nj songs
are happy now dear other" - AT "A al
Katy's ry Ibs profits Of this last song he given
B.kACE wATEns No sa3 Broad Say the arsss n.o oo
and music estAbli hneDt.
See 01d- Hand Isiauos An exten,ive asso :,
inert at grest bargains nearly are TO
At the ~srerooms OF HORACE " arrHS No 333 Broae-
way the great pia' AID music establishment
Ahsssies, Direct from Jeres de la Fronte,A a.
per 1suaruo- fHm Ea'2-twenty four butts, different
..st f' lid harold. from Hsvana-nve nnsa ed
uoe ,oittd hr.uds and Ee In eoEd or dusy paid
CbaTtt telterAed London coroia gin fresh inpJrts
tion scr h'Ddrk hudson sus up in quart bottles and
EDMUND q. CHARLES No. Park place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30


his. he IDdostry q al sst.sus rv. asss that .bs
s1sissP !. .:r 400 e .ss cuss n ~
s :. md . sss s,,.s - eratus.
hstIos Ss, ?. COW pr,soaeseo eoasU'sts
n; ,s fsI @ q e ss
ebsD.,s attractive beer made il "a,
eosurs .po shss believe II III fnvor.bls wisb
rho si.Psy Of s- products Of tnsssriof
ss,..s eSsss;, s is'I
psrrpI. bsvs srv.r before e.se .soe d esrses
sus:. e 10. and The ORR .s..
.. ,:s '' ssS ','' Lee s'
,.s.: .s ss 's ns1. s 10 hi,
4a.ss. r aa. 9 9ssssssG L Tasss
Alex Bsri,'o,, Jr. Tss'dsre s.ds~iek
S fs sa sss.ss:n wsii.@ wSssteu.
M W.rc' J a az ss s @sii. 1ss Ss.s.
is%s. a H.piiton. !. " Edsosss
''''s S'''''s @sroDoH. ssDoW Sisas.' pros...
EgnAs. =; AnDrnsos. Treasurer. ''-
LAsAs O. STUART. Acting Secretary.
Once Of sns Genera, sops, intendsnt, Orys-
= y':a s'Ps y >. ... ..n
- !, sAis building wa'shar 'o,'ip Ss%::ag !.
Secretary Of the supsrintsndants
The sale Or Lots nc uaapstn, only az ral,es
ssa oe"ef =. sa.% sss s,osnS
0pi ibnses Ill be in visiting from ~ e'riook ths
ferries TO take prt and bring them
sale The sale will the pa 3 Of IN, oro-
petty giving purchasers Of choice Ytapty Of
:. ss s,s ~ishsu, ae n Free
~ " all street or from agent AZ thu farm.
"rhe Five Years Sleeping. Man ''-PrOTesAsr
WfsDs lectures ri afte, this sx.v.
ordiDsly dvidual when no will be exhibited At iemy
Hail. 66s Broadway
The La dies PaP<r The II ,sG nunnbBF or
the LaSe Paper will b. published Tharsday oropx the
Uh ~ Cetobrr AL sn0sld be directed 10
CURTIS q hlCHAkDS, NO. / Murray street, near Broad
way
snippcrs por Clipper sAsp eanporo for San
sfli please all sheiy 6sishs alongside n
PEI NO North river before saturday October ana
hAnd y their bills Of lsdins for .rnasars 10
SIT ON 90 ~ Wan ssssss.
OasyeE S,pcrsessyPes
Msde ssiy AZ
ROOTS Gallery,
Ne. 1858 Broadway.
Process patented.
Willianns0p's
Baguerreotypes by
Elsctriaitv
2i9 Fu'ton street. Brooklyn.
inssnsaneous portraits urng the happy expire ,soa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

Blank Soon ., Pepper, ana Stationery .-Strsn-
gers others IN -ant o. blank books and ststioa
% car bro 5000 assort.eet st Ne t5 Nss,au street.
Dpk bo"ks Of every description made to order ~ short
Noe Lst'sr sno cap papers paper svaopss Ae.,
As., h ersat variety. GRO A.. KICKS,
Staticnsr % Nassau RYeek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30
THE TURF.

TTEION COURSE. l. I.-TRO fTfN0.-SATUHDAY,
u october a. ~ n, match for $780, mN-
peat to esS6lte rr. W. Reed A. Dutch CHARLEY;
M J. oooruf auos telim. Stages will leave VIII
aosburg ferry every hsf hour dursg tie dav the
course. JOHN 1. NROIKER, Proprietor.
Union COURSE. L. I-PACING.-PURsE or go
" offered for all pacing horses exc.piSs Pct Tscums
sDd Bero; mile heats best In under ssdde IN
on Oct Parse Co close Frdsv evening Sept So ~ Duyss
Faukiands, corner Of East Broadway and c. Lrius
street. At 10 r. n Three to make the rscs aud
two 70 start. JOHN J.tSNEDIKER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

MUtlCBL IN sTRUCTIoN.-A LADY DESIRES AN
l engagement a. crganist or soprano singer in churoh
she would also give Instructions the psocssnd singing
slr In At ths issidsp Of her pupis OK ~
ovp. Address y. A, T., Broadway Pest Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

Under Shirts and ID saweys "A Large Asso,s.
mont Of every desrAsl style all szs AID ssslitiss will
be gbttsntly ready st IRA fEkEGO SONS 81 Nsgau
street whoesse and retail Gosds sent to Of
city Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

sts Esde ~ Jcurneyphn piano nAker FOR private
os1 sncnms tanss som Psiiins dpsss crest saorfoc
JosErH TRENz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

CITY Ladies' and Ladies Waiting the City
Wishing their suppl, for tss fall 6ss
oilers i3 IN Canal street. all the various styles OF gaiter
Soos s shoes Dd rnbhers &c. for and chill
aren, exceilent In quality and moderate In price.
J. MILLER, Co., 1874 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

IremendOus BtrEAltR IN Cerrets
at HIRAM ANDEkSON'St
No so Boweryl
Imnenee Assortment
AxHibst Turkey, Persia,
Velvet Mosaic and Brusselat
Three Ply snd Isgr.is Ca votsl
1ossis kuss and Tsble Coversi
Gold Window 81 adssl
FlsSr Oncloths, l to 3 yards widei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

Nnsssies. Direct FIon Jeres de la F,ronto' =,
per 1suarto- .fRm taeh-twenty four BUTTE different
erAstt
80 t hid, harold from Hayane-nve hnpa ed
ttou ted brspds and size In DO duty pad.
CbaTib telerrsted London corcia gin fresh inpJrts
tion ut bdrik Hudson, in quart bottles and
pask ed up u ~ dozen For sal nv
EDMUNU O. CHARLES, No, Park place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

"rhe Five Years Sleeping Man '-Pr0Tesssr
WfsDs lectures tis after sx.ra
orcicsIy dvidua when no will be exhibited At aismy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

UArpetinss -Pste SON = Humphrey, No 55S
Broadway have received and opening Il ctr fsI1
styls u rich asd elegant c.rpengs imported expressly for
oty trsse consisting Of ROB 80uvsse" CARPET I'm
easirs carpet msdaon centre landsoaps border
PASSING any carpet -vtr s this eoass msdiok velvet
moqnet AxnB.er tapestry AND 6russels csrpes ali
grades # cheaper eArpens usually toupd soYss
Also oilestbs 10 great variety for sale the liberal
Aaruna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

Madame LAvkNNs CO IS Rxbistion keons No. i3l
SPsrg suest rasriGcat a.ssrsnspt Of nsts. Which,
for ele II s,erial snd assul ousrv
the fAbrce Of " a. tkful nststs Of the french
cal hey have sttraessd able attssu,n sie
nopda, ast the OPENING Of harA~e fall d
play, and cannot fail the fashion With the refined
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30
The HesA f,ianss sn aa.c Marla :

The Hest Flames an saAc wsria--v. Gilbert
90 "a snos With iren frsmos ssd ejrc ,s,ios are
acknowledged 70 be the best tssy defy 60 asstisos In
tspe. quality and prtsa. sle Crys-
est At HORACE wATEns, aas Broadway tbs assnt.
Io-oksse GLASS Wa.ehe use and Gs wSssSSry.
No ~ Gortsndt street, EIcGAsb kiNeSLARr csl
5be oheA psHt, srssst best sssertuent a.
piey msntei and sysl Flase also s ksds 81 plain
EsAogsSy rork, 20 fosed In The city 5ebbers asa
sEishers would DO we'll 10 call previous purehss
Ina eso-hCre N Tho oInRnsatal work 10 81
daa1ans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

aeu,ning Raw Silks. Bartholomew Il
WILD bsy, just received .eiep ssertm.pt of noun
ks and pIsiss 81 the choicest
k.pring store No t5l Broadway bstwssa Nicho
las and Metro pslitAn Hotels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

Upoergarnsents for the MI lion-At Nc
IAUGBLlN'S celebrated shirt store. .g2 GreoH wich
street, corner OF Chambers street Shirts order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

UsOey Ga ments Gloves, Hosiery, and Gents
funhins ssods Of every desert At prtsss
Epsious Stirts ssds to ereer At RUSSELI'S for
merry Chspmsn's No. Maiden lape Rs ward hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

tioD article OF overshoo before istred
che pusc This 10 especially for ladies' requested
- call and examine for At 467 Bread whrs
me nnoereensam swess semgh,ns, pnses@ns sas prs.
public The desisn exclusively his own, aad only found
- JkFFRhS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

VNANyD-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
situation as obambermaid and dno yssh.r or plain
sewer assist in the children. Can be
three 43 East Twenty Third street ave doors
from Fourth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

MOm ming SsOaks anu Nuhnety.-SartbOlOs
INV Rid have opened their fall tyss Of Paris elesks
and m,Ih together with assortment
Description Of fan soods New Mourning Store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

SesObd.HaB0 P1auOs An extenblvc assO Z.
inert at great bargains nearly eara to four
At the ~arero"ms OF HORACE " aTrhS No 233 Broae :
way the great pias aId music establishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

LOR SALE At A GREAT BARGAIN THE LEASE,
tok and fixtures Of of the best wholesale arscery
nd iquor stores in ts city, situated IN tho most business
part street The and Stand 10
stlo To spy person Nth So 500 ossh this chance ss
dem offered 20 axe fortune Apply United states
Agency tO2 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

BOARD NEAR BROADWAY ROUSE " RSr CLASS,
ID md newly fur shed throughout BATH gas &C.
and sues elegantly furnished vseapt Dinner
O'clock 1be most upexceptiobablo references uirss
Ihsso call " NO. - Clinton place, Eighth street. west Of
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

The La d,es' Paper Tho fl rsg nuuabDr or
ne Lasie Paper will b. published IN arsday meropg
osh ~ 0etobrr AL mmunicaops shosd directed 10
Curtis hlCHARDs, NO. Murray street, near Broad
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

LORssJF-A FFID STORE, NOW DOING PROFIT
sbe Business 10 gooo location and rsnt'very low,
good will Of the customers together VITA wseou horses 30
The Whole viii he disposed Of at great bargain Apply
At 1s2 Greene street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

4 CARD TO STRs NGERS-hR BETsTOw POLITE
" invites you 10 yt his beautiful writing parors
broadway In fen days you acquire fr II hand
Cards by tho dozen written Evening tuition Please cal,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

Baguerreotypes by
Elsctriaitv
N9 futon street. Brooklyn.
Annssheous portraits So uring tho happy EXPIRE ,soa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

" ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YgUNG WOMAN,
tituston cham aid and TO DO the hne washing
and iro. Ing waiter take OF children. IL
good PLAIN The best of city reference from who're
che has lived three Please call At NO S7 Second
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

snippers poy Clipper snsp Panp oro, for s.a
sili please al shsiy sight alongside a
per NO North river before saturday ist Ootober sni
kAad - their bills Of lsdins for ,rnasars 10 -
SIT ON Wal .kvoAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

AesrnIng Salks.-Jnst Opened 1t the New
noosAns More, seveny nys pieces M urnns su3s. Inc
ever In ported - this mArkst
BARTHOLOMEW WED, No 65I Broadway,
between st. NicAolss and Metropolis IN hstels.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-03

Eirl~ y Massachusetts, paper on our
t,t'r peaks ot'thr unusual number of fires
recently occurring IN the nri.hhorhood whcr.
II i rHbl>h"d Tbs l. NOTHING unusual *
We hay" Frequently observed. nron the an
preach Of winter, anI Tie reason undouIt,llv
Is, that people fail to "i,r propcr attention To
their stoves. tunnels and ciimnc,S. which
may lay" been dcran.,l whilst ont of use in
III" Summer, y Iitir time spent in looknr
"'rr ~'o'r Pipes aud ciimnc,< to see that al
Is H-ht and 10 make AL safe. wouII urnr.,-
'I"n'iIy prevent many disastrous fires. F..
l'fi'ii' "n4ht people residing in VILLAGES to
attend 10 ta> matter. a> a much ,rr.,t.r .,
mount OF Property /, liable to be DESTROYED
L.! '''' recurrence of fire in them than when
II "''''N> out IN an isolated DWELLING. Our oh.
.l'r' j" abiding to this subject is oc,II H..
"''H''m OF eur rca'lcr> to il. Pertains
som" Will heed the suggestion: if So ,br,
ma! possibly l." Lrmrtitrrd bv it. Eu, III.
,'''' !" "o II Is now before the subject passes
rom the mind
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-03
THE & ALE ID d n ] a n.
WAR IN EARNEST.

Our readers will find in our columns to-
,lay fresh news from the seat OF war IN Eu-
rome. Severe and ob>tnatcly contested bat
ties have been fought, and Turkey has conc
out of them Victorious :.
The Indications are that ether nations will
become involved in the struggle. NIcho!a> Is
British claims in India, k">>ntll
is busy, Louis Napoleon i ready t" f'-Il, and
En,land don't know what to do. She cvi-
IDENTITY teas the influence OF the Gar III her
Indian possessions, and dare> not JON France
in active operations in bchalfot Turkey
G." The people of Vermont will all he
unanimous upon one point next Thursday,
They will all be- for I'"L,g.
r.s- Mitchell, the cxpatriatcd Irish patriot,
arrived at New York the 10Th in the Steam
cr PromctheuS He was cordially received
bv his countrvmcn and others.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-03
WHAT TIE MASSES THINK OF IT

Inc mpnnrlp'c'l and yrnal coalition If
/ ''IA' barrier y Co.. with the Hunkrr d.
m"'rry, toy means OF which the entire. Lo,o-
i"'" il'krt was elected. al the price of =, ,,.,,
'""-l'inH offices. and the only chance to g.
let o-''ar l.. >h,itrr A. t. :. <.r,... 49,,
thrown away. Is cNcitlng very GENERAL i,J;.,
nation anon. the Frcc>oiI masses. The Enr-
''""'"n Courier and Ii" Springfield rrlr-
"rarh irrc Soil orgsn>) OPENLY J,.uor,.,.
mus I"'I"'H, thu open ictr,,al OF the part,
10y leaders once Democrats tn th.i, oil
crates The Freeman ana! The. Er,r,,,np
whose editors hadra"h Of them ,,iart Of H..
bacon, defend the TRANSACTION. ~ will
they 'rn, lut mot To the >ati>t,.,;,,,
''''''f>' as tn" Freeman seems to admir- :,
It's REMARKS TO the '.>,r, .ul - ror,,.>ron,l.
VIII" have d'""nncr'Ithi> apo>,ac,.- h,o;a,,
HE WAY bHU>hrN LrcI>, ,r,,r.
"tEt iEtAItp Er OK RI,u,rt,,>,.,
FAIutr~."
"''F 'h' above captain. the Christian
depository contains The doiuu. of ,L..
mont Legislature III IL session ofi.~i N -.
2"r' I" on" "i IL mrmirr> who a,n,,r,.d =.
-, az House l." Stat" Of imroNicuinn. On
w. : ''"' "> The journal "t rlr- House STATE,
i com lHdiht Ma presented ,n,i,,., ;l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-03

tending member presented petition to he re-
stored to his seat, which PRAYER was GRANTED.
This. if not cxactva blue law" would be-
regarded 10y many legislators of our day as
'hlae Legislative action: and if applied now to
all such As are known to get drunk while At
Montpelier, would maxi not a few lcok blue"
IJ,.,,,,.Ig
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-03
Vermont Legislature.
WIpNr~pI1. Nov. -. \. VI

W i'Nt ID. /. .Nbh. -, y. VI
SENATE Enaro>srd Bill>--To amend
chap. - {. \. relating TO inquest on the
dead; passed For the advancement of the
>cicncc OF Medicine and surgery; passed
To incorporate tn, Bank of Royalton: read
the 81 tiil". and passed. yeas l.. nav> IL
70 Incorporating Bradiord Bank passed.
To incorporate the Windham County, say
in.> Bank; passed.
Reports OF Committce>.-By the commit
tee on Banks. the bill To extend the charter
and increase the Capital Stock of tn" Bank
of 81 Aihan>. recommending a substitute for
the ori.imal bill which was adopted; order
cd to a 81 reading lbv.,he Judiciary com
mittrc adversely TO the House bill rc"ulat-
in" the service of process; Sd readin" rrtu~-
ed. Also. adversely 10 the to repeal an act
relating 10 witnc>Se>.approvcd Nov. -, lN.'2:
81 reading refused. Also, adversely to the
House bill. relating to Fnrcig On Fire ln>ur-
ancr Companies: 3d rradin@ refused. BY
the committee on Military Affairs. in favor
OF the House bill relating to Fire Emgimc
Companies
lioI >E-Thc bill in addition 10 ser. -
of chap 80 E. =. relating 10 the grand list,
was taken up and passed The bill for"p"al
SECS =. : and of chap. - {. :. relating Ia
the encouragement and promotion of Agrl-
culture. Domestic Manufactures ami ihr NJ
ch;,nir Arts was taken mp. and opposed hv
Mr~>r> HAYDEN. n,-anc, Walton, .jo>lin of
r"uljirv. Grey. Mtth.w~rn Weston. llo,rh-
liz. Fi,id. Spencer, DAVIS OF Danyilir.
Wri:l.t Of W,yiri.i-r. and Barber favored
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-03

SENATE H'>olution-F From the. ''o,.>,.
:" pay y j. R"N"ll - IL d-icntur. Tor -
DAYS durim- whj~h lime Ia. wa> confined IL,
sickness after TIA" Adjournment ot the i.,..i>-
Iatnr" Of I>":: adopted.
HE hour llNin. arrived 10 lallol Tor [ :.
Senator agreeable t" tn" spectral Order al
'hI> n,"rnln.- the senate proceeded 10 ballot
with the iolioNin. results:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-03

The JOINT resolution. relating to rxrenrc>
incurred lv ". during the revolutionary
war, VAS called NJ, Nj IIo,t :.o,cI To i
"'nd :" IS 10 iurlaIr ,hc expenses incurred
ia 'i"i.rtn. ~, \r.th-.n irrnii.r .lpiiu. tn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-03

TuJr~pAY. NOV. -. \. VI
>ENAIf-- IKE Senate lail on the table
III" resolution introduced lv Mr. Stevens of
rankin, 10 postpone The Lallotng Tor L. :.
Senator nn''I next SESSION, and then proceed
cd 10 ballot with the toliuwiu,r r,.,ult
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-03

(>rc report. p,oc> 80. 231-S) that we have
in several of or towns. beside IRON ore I'M
mcn>c quantities OF soap stone and serpeh-
tine. and rhrou,tc of iron All these mine
rails are Of excellent quality, situated in IA
rorahlc lorations to procure the material. and
near water power 10 prepare them for mar
krt With railroad facilities they will richly
pay for transportation. chromate OF IRON Tor
instance, bringing in the market from 40 to
% dollars per ton in the ore, From the ma
tire Of these substances the freight they will
furnish must be enormous. Indeed. 1t Is the
opinion of some of the gentlemen employed
IN the survey. hat this locality OF minerals IN
orr County, i the richest and will furnish
more freight than am other IN the Statc.wIth
perhaps the exception of one west OF the
Grcrn Mountains.
From considerations like the above. the
pending question a. TO the final location OF
the ra>>umI,sic railroad is one OF great mag
nlrIr. and a, such. will. we donbt not. com
mend itself to the wisdom and integrity OF the
board ot Directors
MANY OTHER "CITIZENs
OF ORLEANS COUNTY,.
PnrrLAR N"rr IN NEw- Y"Ek-Thc
utcitl vote Is all returned for portion of the
state Tickets. For Secretary of State, tn"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-12-15
"Who aided to procure at the last session

"Who aided to procure at the last session
of Congress, an appropriation of 100000
tor clearing out the distractions in the Rap.
ids Of the Mississippi and an additional ap.
preparation Of $l25,O0O to be expended in
the construction of snag and dredge boats
for Western rivers! twas Senators Dodge
and Jones'"
1t would be strange indeed if our own
Senators did not "aid'' in procuring such an
appropriation, when every Senator and
Representative from the west was s.aidng''
in the project. This is general thunder, and
belongs us much to Illinois as to Iowa. We
might enquire, who was it that got up the
Rapids Convention, composed OF delegates
from several States, which memorialised
Congress for the above appropriation! 1t
was the editor OF the Telegraph! Who was
it that subsequently denounced that Con-
vention as humbug, and Intended to kill
off the rams horn. 1t was the editor OF
the Miners Express!
We are sorry to be compelled thus to pick
holes in the column Of bosh erected by the
Miners Express by way of pcrpetuatng the
Congressional achievements of .our Sena-
tors'-but the Gazette would not allow us
to drop the matter by sly squirt at the lu-
dicrous, and hence we have been obliged to
vindicate the truth of history. We might,
in turn, ask some questions, and give some
answers, after the manner of the Express,
but we shall postpone that duty to some fu-
ture period.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-12-15
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Ladics, Fair.

The Ladies' ofthc Second Baptist Church will hold
Fam" for the sale Of Useful end Fancy Articles al
the lie Claire nan, "Wednesday .it .ruoon and even
ing est inst.
Tickets u admission 10 tts
variety of refreshments will be provided, and eve
r. effort IN de 10 render this pie sn place of ri
al this festive of The year. and is ped III !
all will patrohize an object :, worthyhe building of
House Of Worship that will be ornament 10 our city
Cow, or LADIES
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-12-15

We know a blacksmith in this city who
clears his ten dollars a day on an average
while one of his neghbors is starving on q
profession A very mischievous thing is
pride We know lady, who dozen years
ago, could not endure the thought Of her
sons working at trade. One Of the young
gents is now officiating in the capacity OF
quarter master general for strolling music
grinder, while the other is foreman of an
institution for backing boots Cleveland
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