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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

rae Of TIRE County 4 HvYort Dr heroy rT-r - a -
&C. hTss csa. sss.; JOHN L ESTEyE, ate the Cty of
re- Yorf derrased F-eeni th- -th v1u ie-
tbe i-rrer rrrce No n Thcss =. n ti- ~ o.
~ Yort 20 or tek- 'h- ~ @v Nsrh MT Died - fY,
la ri; az q sgt Iss- CLOIICE LsTEV l., Asn-'FAirh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
NrEW.JERsEY RAILROADS.&C. and aft

N or the 9th Of december train viii leave NewYOrk
Al o'clock A. NJ from foot Of COurandt-stt arriving
IN Philadelphia At II noon at the Kensington Sailon Ihs
line viii be- Relief Express Train to the A. NJ EroreSs
Train which will also through in four hours Torough
Tickets for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk and Charleston
soid nv both lnes Tickets sold passengers for sta
lions In New-JeTey ia the A NJ. train only, at reduced
prices The Trenton Accommodation Tram Will, on and
sfer the nth December leave Trenton at arriving
In kew-York at II noon returning from New YORK at
NJ bv which passengers will also be carried at reduced
prices relieving the 81 p Philadelphia train of way pas-
s,ng.rs These win make certain the
Connection of the Mails through passengers with the
scuuuous train leaving Philadelphia at ana lpi T. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
Remarks.

We believe no Beet Sugar has ever been
made in this country, except in small quantl-
ties for experiment. Our impression is that
the Beet is not so natural resource tor Sugar
AZ the Cane, and that tun Of sugar, all other
things being equal, can be obtained with less
labor from cane than from beets. Yet the
Beet Sugar manufacture is steadily extending
in France, though no longer favored by Pro-
lection.
As to Flax and it's manufactures, We hope
much from them, but all Industrial changes
are slow, and the Flax-Plant has hitherto
proved rather intractable. But the discover
les and inf toyements of the last three years
with respect to Rotting, Dressing aud Spinning,
Justify sanguine hopes for the future.
We doubt, however, the policy OF saying
much about Slavery in connection with Flax.
If Linen or Flax-cotton fabrics can be pro-
duced cheaper, all things considered, than
those formed of the great Southern staple,
they will gradually make their way ii not,
they won't, and nothing that can be said
against Slavery will give them currency. I'd.
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RAILROAD.-NEW.

IN YORK sDd PHILADELPHIA, drect-U. 5. MAIL
EXPRESS LINEs-Through in 4 ho1rsLNewcJerssy
Railroad, via Jersey City leaving NewYors al and
A. M. and 81 7. NJ from foot Of Courtlandtst Leaves
Philadelphia houIs foot Of Walnust Fare reduced
n eS for frst clsss and 81 50 for second clas.
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON.
through tickets sold IN the above lines and through baggage
carried In the 81 NJ lines from New-fork with through
Conductors Passengers with Baggage the ferry Is MN
sites before the traine leave.
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rr1HE WONDER of the WORLD!-DE-

VNHE WONDER Of the WORLD!-DE-
4 VINESS COMPOUND FITCH LOLhNuf'. rms ne
=, 10y il AZ last discovered Consumption BE
cured Asthma win be the thing that were and
S'Ls nnd Colds tie parents OF hat fell disease t1s ~
80 Ires woe 10 the homes Of land, vanish a. u ~
nass,c before this soycresh remedy
Thsis that which las long been Sought l5i ~ - a
fI iiI ofert 70 the public certain curr Tor coughs
Co'fs Woopius Cough, Croup Asthma and Con-aup- Ga
nrd Will in any where lungs sufficient sTe 'e s
heath PIice - cents per box. - Wv
c. IT. RING s,'e Agent No. ls, Bro.dWsy =; y
Sod by GEO 7. MILNE, Ne. @o5 Fa.ton-st, hiooAJh-
rIyHF NY. CITY WATER CURE, No. Isl
4 1sth.st COZ Uriycrsiiy-pl. Ample scelmnod.i, 5nI
-. \ b,.,ser. g. II WELLINGTON, ND.
i"i I4''eN's " GEO IL. TAYLOR. MD.
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INFALLIBLE LIFE BAL

SAN
WATTS'S NERVOUS ANTiDOTE, genuine. .........sl
HASTIEGS'S SYRUP OF EAPHTHA- do.........sl
BODGERS'S SYRUP Or LIVERWORT AND TAR
WISTAR'S BALSAA OF WILD CHERRf.....--...sl
sCHESCK'S PULHOEIC COUGH SiRUP..........Sl
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for COugas. .........s
WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SCHSAPPs....
DIR. COOKS REMEDY FOR INTEIPERANCE....s
S. P. & JACOB TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILLA... 81
MYERS's Ext. ROCK ROSE and SARsAPARILLA.e 81
DR. VAN HAMBERTS Female nonthy PILLS. 81
Kellinger's Mu.aDg Lnamel,t and Railways Relief
HUTCHINGs'S OXYGEEATEDa and German Bitters
BAILY'S Gravel ANTTDOTE and LOTION. 81, and 50
BrandTedtls. Wnghts Smiths ard Holovay's PILLS,
HEISKELES Hallowsy's and Dsliey's OINTMENT
DAVIs'S Rshvhne and Hyperion and BARRY'S Trcphs
70 ra1e az GIIONS old corner Bnwerv and Grand-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
COMPOUND FLUID EX-

u TRgCT Of LiCoRICE and ICELAND AOSS-Con.
taIne a concentrated fora ell the v-naele pm pes o.
the Mes with Jucic:ous conhnatIgu VI ilsrei ns ca
eulsed the proEress Of pulmonary eo1pi "a
the acute iriamIatOTy stages Ia r1ce1 Goa ~ c5oA
AID an tfeeicrF 81 tie lungs u = iavtse IN oae e1I-
lie 10 sucent TO prove ia ecacy For sale IN bottles,
of IS cents, ty C. r. ring conner Jo1n-st zad broad
WY; kiter A. BeTran 10. S55 ctb Az; j. J.Cocclaz-
tcr No us Broadway Lnd HuGslust cornef SpEIng
j. Crpfntie e-ner Jvery ~ tttst :. J. Sith No Y
st-sv corr 2{h- J. w Warner, cor 9Th 81 and y
ava De H Riter correr Izthsi- and 9-h-sv. Mr. VI.
Hayes No. rs Fart nst Brooklyn, L l. James ID SoTiL,
Nc. IS GInrd-st, WILLIAMSBURG, L. l. -
Prepared ooly by W. FISHER Chemist Ao.Sll blesek-
er-st- n T. AL orders promptly attended TO-
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IN PIrRSrANCE Of an oraer Of Je.se G.

smith Zee surrozt. ofs. COUNTY q Inns Ee ,. 5ere
-eu - rv 70 a. rsoas hsvE clam. 1gan-i tobt
ANDERSON. s, u he Town q bash--s hns' ,"-hy; =
;s.of =. tte a. ~ ~ e-e- WILLIAM RICHARDS
Grnnd fhe CO 81 Nl1Hs'llrsn, On o. 'e'e nc
~, ssrsrs. yITlIDA AspEcsoN, AlHlHi ';-aifir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

Il osihe coGniy d Se- Yari no,ss a.fssT va - a. 49,
h-vrr -, n ,gf J0sFPH KEELEn late n tr Cr q Nes
Iors aessss-d. TreeH z. -,s ysaearr, 1881 . ,.e
Yen 90 q BE- orr se-er u Ny aEDzls Sss iot'
- isIs,S ELIzABETH EEELER, EIscu,rI.
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nR PRESTON's FEMALE PANACEA.

~ Nos. l. and s is remedy which spptes to ever,
disease and irresularty. Relief guaranteed n all cases
when taken with advise Sent by mail with tull directions
Price 81 per number. oAee No. 2s5 Bowery. Conssts-
irons Cay and evening.
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"ITDsoy RIVER RAILROAD.-Wintes

III Arfsesaent. Trans beVe Cns11Oe'''' " ''
Tyyess Trsin ga NJ through in hor5s sonhe eal
III Nm. ,s,ehng Buffalo Montreal OF ociooa 'ane
sv sIan M-rhrough Way Train ] Z. NJ
la a,aE Tan 5P Accommodates Tram r N
For Tsrrytown st2 PM ana an Evening i'a" 81 .
ss zoe Ipo,teepsie ZAP MFor Peeksti 81 S3o N
The Tarrytown Peekszi and Po'keep'ie Trans s'oP"
~ wy se taken a. Chenbe Cena Christopher i4o
snd ssfnty TRAINS from Cana at $50 AM for ROugh-
ef ed at5PN for Albany, stopping at all Way STA
aeep'ie' ~ GEO. STARK, Superintendent
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n s,os. n CO, Pss-rsssss, oil ssrss Ees I-sns
y S fsr. a. s,nvsI o. he Esyuas irxia of cars
~ o,o.ss n Bautu, rrtas, rsesse. ne S''~As
a syssss, ssd ssrs'es sss-ef hen fssslsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
OINDFN and AMBOY RAILROAD for

L PHILADELPHIA from emo. North River, foot
.fRssryplace-To lines daily. Morning Line at 10 An
Nv steau,boat JOSEPH BELKNAP. Fare %. Afternoon
T,press Line by steamboat JOHN POTTER, at 2P M.
Fare Ist class Cars IS I'd class cars. q ketSTn ma
ppm Frnigrant Line by steamboat ATLAS, from Pier
No 4 st4PM Fare 81 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
N-0TICE of observation-disclosures is

N
hereby fhe pfoross ~ ihr sale a TIE Real tta'-
81 FFTER HOllN. ate Of the CIV q Ses lofs iH-9sd m
,fe sfe, order tn srfosste oi he County
az New Yn b ds bued acoras - la~ al TIE sGfnsic
Cfe in the Cy % Yofk the srst dry Of Feb next a.
e., k IN he forenoon dsv, when AT pr>oas hsTias
m Or 5nand. sssn present them 20 .ad sGrro
nae e. w" W. BRADFORD. ssrrOs,ts.
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N-0TICE Notice is hereby given. that all

persop. nov admitted bere Of The J'dn the Cry
~ ~ Yo N the sheriff hereby required
a, o., AZ M. oee Of the uBdersgred Il New Cy Hall over the
rooms eor the SIN tT OF January 1871 AM eve
'OA " Wv ~ THOMAS CARSLy, Sheriff
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BENJAMIN WEHkS, VI ..
Brooklyn, NY. Nov o., 1870.

PrfraYed by NJ MORSE, NJ. D., snd for sale by CHAs.
Y RING General AGENT No. 1872 Broadway New ok 10
whom all orders must be addressed. In Brooklyn Milne.
No fl5 Futon-st , ,- - u,
Ills Put M highly concentrated in pint bottle1 with tie
name hlov in the glass and sold for Is per Bottle i~
Fnred according TO Act Of Congress in the lsi7 BY
Neterlfe Morse IN tie Clerks Ose At the pstnet Csa
for the Southern Disret Of me State OF NEWTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
A-FW-YORK sIrpERIOR COURT-Hen.
ATOTICE is herehY aver. that the proceeds

nth. e Of the real estate Of JOHN SMITH ate Of the
CIV OF decea.ed s made under tie order 81 the sur
s,-e d The County York b. Jeremiah To~ VII be einb
u..d ad Surrogate accoTs 20 ne snfrsaie once 10
the Cfv ionrth day Of January nef
s.-,t., SO rs9Cw1 A w BRADFORD. Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

No newspaper would hold The many eerhostes and test-
rnonief OF gratitude the Proprietor were We at liberty to
putith them. ,
Below Is few ofthc many thousand Certificates received
Being at liberty to publish them.
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INPrRsrANCE Of an order ofthe Surogate

TNPURSUANCE ofan order Of the Surrogate
= ~, Cary any,: i SS. xF ei s =, cv
IS. sess..d - Is:ss GO, -s . re- &c q Sea-
Yea q sTerh asJ u NsJ a~Ii-Dsa sss ioi'
= ist ~ =! q ELzAHETH EEELE7, Eiseu;rI
TNPURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
S1Ss S e. ;s o., GEORGE v Moor, L q ie c;{ ".
Iort na.en ee.,,.ea 70 pc .ai "a se g. y
c 4 Ne- Ynft or re ,ae iea,s ~ o Nay neii
q .aSssas ELIZABETH NscoY AiHa';r,:rI.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
rae Or ire County ofE,vYort Doe hs-ey r'er - =. P'f
aIs e.a, ,saa Join I EsI.s = .is .. ' , 20
ioit e. !. - 49, q m -. n ~ Cfy q
H,- Yrt ou ter- -. ~ d7y Ns-h u Dsd y. fO',
rsiarors'
IN PURSUANCE of au order of Jesse c.
Il Smith Zee o- County q klns. to,e ;. he's
80 sssrsHs v ~ . - 20 - az E.s. cosn:y de-
cea.ed ha' rrri % ss ne .,,i,; ~ g1v 3 ~
'hesoi lie srsey ~ .uh s,e WILLIS i sA, -
'' 80. d. y. . -. ~ ssfiIDA xsDfrsoy ADMIN ~
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
gate o ne cory 81 ,o, n,t nc 80 ~ ~ CIV W.
Yort de-Ase3 % - cni ne SAM WI Va'eaef.
.rt.cr,.r ter rAenss = , sprHs = 4 ~ : Q -
Yoff t~re the -h d,y Of Fehfeay Wv i'A
ne rs =. sls Az MARTHA DARG, Admin -r't
- EN -1Nhh NIGEhloIs wv AiVI-
~ Don rck ard rhrr - be Vre sssn a. B. y laisS
ssrh l.. b. ah1 2 Hie- ani = ahS
Y b. wife Nay Douinit. DoTlns-S Muiam b. Cox a9i
an Nsrsare-ia hs Dcuun H-t pyt1t- G-ofsr t.
bonn sni frzn- DoEnck md AGns rs ~ =
Jsf1e. Doars ana Sarah 2. hs vie. Pans y&cno pol5
John Gle ever &c reerk Peei Nlltm lrd1n ana
Irr1a Pardon Niur punn-s A. gre. 0c s,rta
n en-te Rchs-d Doncs, Ada DOran Ihsdin'
peuct J.uus Dcfruck.To The above u,med .e-nsnis
ADA DOrNICK. TBkDDEUS DONINICk AL JUHlus DON
IyICK h-ely camone1 and required 20 ans~sr TIE
,urrleuents complaint which Jed The once o.
;b .sd the tsy of The date he-eo and 70
.erve cory the sd suPDeuen co7aini %
ihe hereto Al hi ofs Va 20 N'sau eei IA th oy
Of Yors DAYS ser the service here eKcil7e
o. fhc dsy Of .eve and l 70 snTvcr the 81 compliant
yn the tine ac-aid plsintt. herein Wi tte juisnen
,rar you fr relief demanded the sad congratulated
KcN Yort. Jily J, 49, Your 8e, 49,. -, -
IS lswcmt J. ~ BALD"lh' Any io' ! 4n-~
NOTICE is hereby given. that the proceeds
~ ofhe e Of the reel e-te Of JOHN SMITH ale Of the
CIV Yorl deca-ed sie made under tie order Of he Sur
roe,e o. the County Ne- York b. jeremiah lo~ "" De esro
u-d y Surrogate scorlLs 20 - AZ ne safrate once N
Nov York the tvrry onrh day Of January nfi n
Ten "a the day.Daed thts TN Jay De
osmter.lSsl [d96wl A. W BRADFORD s~r'SAis-
NOTICF.-Notice is hereby given, that all
perou. nov admitted tse hberte, Of The J 10 the C
40 County bonds % the sheriff are hereby require
4, e., AZ h. oee Of uBderssred New Ciy Hall over toe
aA Ia f
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IN PI-RsI-A 10 of AM order OF the sure

n y IlAcl ANIL pi al oA"O' - NAS
sais o. Tie Coary Ers Yrt rnfce hrey o. "a % ~ p
Ls,r IL =. ar n JOHS DARG BITE Of tn CITY Of N-~
Yori ser..sa1 % rrfcnf VII voueAe 'e - te
srt-cr.r % ter - 1ensr. = , >prHs + q ~ . -
W - t@,r fbs A dty FehfrsIy Da',d NeS fot,
b cisf LAY % Ass-st. la 49, -
sue3 IavffuN bAitlhA DAf'" hA-i"i'
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80 vopR and ERIE RAILROAD

~ T.i,,ie.ve pie foot Of Dusne-s: AZ fol9y rs.
~ 1I.s.s gs,Isst7 An. for Dunkirk and buIae'
nrh a. as a. AN for all stations 80
MAIL It's A. 80 pm, for Pierrnont and Snnern;
Tps 30 t.T Deawss e.. VI yg5sS and
EIyrEss TRAN at 5 PM every 'A' NJ
so Express Trains connect At punss Tip 20 ,1 cae
eaore bebio cd.Ey Tolec Monroe, Detroit snc Chl-
matt sko 70 osi""c BAS. MINOT, Superintendent.
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THE MEDICAL JOURNALS

DR.. MORsE-Sr; Some Tine snct you TtIltsttu my
opirion Of the virtues of your invigoTaing Cordial
am now prepared TO give Il. | have had II IN practice
and prescribed II for the last few months and must ste y
Al. acquainted both its medical virtues al reason
able price which you sell It. an much peN.d ~ith Us
e cts and with confidence recommend IL TO the patron
sse OF the profession valuable auxiliary for removing
disease Of the msst troublesome forms aud 10 a.
e' '@'' - BENJAMIN WEEKS ND
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-, posrov e. NEWPORT ADD FALL

TOR BOSTON, gia NEWPORT add r ALL
EDsTvrp -Tae relendid sd ruPc,lUr s,e4nSsss ~
y 81 60, Vim krc.vp AID EMPIRE STATE Cap-
sl!sas BfsytOn, leave 90 aefas:s az g..
seTtet .,,,lv on hoard or the Office On ter 10
Sa TTfr.vILBG BORDER. Asents Sca 7'aad u 81
-,op ALBANY-WINrEk ARRANGE-
V pe,,T Three Daily Iiaes Fare, 81 50 Tae rams
= e. Hal Station ooner TrycD-row aud Oen'fss's
AN, Isssdsy. ssesP,3 q is en-. n .ovpia. at an
4sany H FTg1s. I'D FAC c. 'nRfFs 5sf
Creon s,riyns 2lO p NJ IN tine to ocanect with 20
Train tom A,es s Albany Express Train, stopping at
ID ira.an3u D.xer Pans. HilieEton. bi.sdaie ano
Csesen FSer ConeIS arriving NJ, connecting at
Clsilsn ,v;,S T1pre-s Tran FOR BGfslo =,
Albany VIE III lesve Ess. Albany ct 3 A NJ Express
Rss1 .,pinsns IN EewYor ~ ~ liz a; N MAI
Tran naHhhes N NJ sLCAT. Superintendent
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY, May 5.
Al market 80 Beef Cattle no Stores, % pairs
Working OAtu % Cows aud Calves, 400 Snecp
and Lambs, uad olJO SWINE. Prices were iol
lows.
beet Cat'lc-Exra $500; lsr quality IS ID do :,
50l1St; 81 do c1h1,3l, oid S6,6,lo
Working OXru--S-u, % 100. a $50
sheep aud l.a.ub,-Si, 80, JAJ 5Ja36; cara :, 3,
gaelU.
S~lne-Sacs static; retail 7aS!c; $500 Of the
above reported were were lett owe. Fat Hogs, 5:aA
Rrurua--Nr hHI IA market this week 81 head
ot cattle owned by Nathaniel Lynch, ol Auburn,
aud tarud 10y ,ra q Ear, al Skaueallr OaOnddgua
county y. they are sand by good Judge 10 be the
hest and arr>t lot ol catilt our market they
were sold Tor about 9IU7 per head.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13

Il DlGES r." SUCHGS tue True MEANING Of the
word "PErSlN, or OF the two Greek words from
which il il derived This is the significant and NJ.
proprlnlr lie Of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID
or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by Dr. ]. )
HOuGHrON, OF Philadelphia, from the fourth
stomach of he OK. tor the cure OF Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. Il IS Natures own remedy toran un'
h,alhy Srunarh. No art of man can equal It's Gu
mtiyr poNers. 1t renders GOOD EATING per-
lecly consistent with HEALTH. See the h%uTe OF
he Ga in aonotnsr part OF this paper
Oct ~ f-51, My
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13

-, " w '7H 'T'' o11"' . =
49, Al fToGHct II, OF oeneIMise cons gu
ed 10 US should De "'S''hcNy 'iafNeuii our name
ana me Ihi''''s o' we con, 'g''oF. ,
A9iIr'o- mere continues 70 DC soou dg'naho
or It%Fis al - o. 49, d'u s'ooN s'I'di u"u os'
- - "a D. -. .
~ Lh--.Ne" pn'''' now coming FORWARD
ana lnds ready 9a.s 'ro 49, 49, ~ &c as II Is or
iIa''ts ahu c""i' '' ca" lo new Is increasing ana
VIII soon nave decided preference o'eF tht GA
stuck, winch Is dnI i"t ue common ana ordinary
aG"A,y a! -, - - ''c-7ou' choce ar'ic'e IS
scarce and ST. ireey al '"'her improved rates, <o'
&c III our "tlloh' however, IL Is not SAFE TO an
,craie present prices uF me better grades to con
unAc i"n-ei than me ae"soii d HAhIhG new enough
10 sd,'hy Ine iidlhttj yer the Indications now are
.dvo.ao,e 10: moe UNIFORM ANA satisfactory pirrS all
the season dI !!c asi year oi contracting aud spec
uiauUn
CIr.t.Si i-Prue is SUI "a demand at az &c
with s,u,A enodsu 10 supply tie market Pew
Cnrcac now or sale and VIII soon be quite plenty.
lue etriy mae bang rather ordinary, and green
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13
BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, MAY b. 1858

the ladies', and every body else should have bottle,
and mistake in that, they always do good ,and
never harm, ard are very pleasant to take. Only
% and 81! cents bottle
Sold in Burlington, by A. G. SPEAR, wholesale
and retail aud by G. p. SANBORN y Go. Sold by
Agents in all the towns and villages in Vermont
Mays. wi5wGmVs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13
HATS AND CAPS,

Tue Subscriber has just returned from Boston and
New York with large and well selected stock Of
the newest pattern Hats, Caps &c. He would in
wife particular attention to the new tavourates,"
universally worn in New York and BE- ston, the
French Cnssmere and Opera or Metropolitan Soft
Hats, and also the Young Gents Moleskin Hats,
aud Boys fancy Moleskin, and AngoIas. The
Young Gents Hat combines the same proportions,
as the" Fash Pring Hat" slightly reduced adapted
to their size &C. Among his new style Caps may
be found Black, Blue, Light. Gray and fancy Cloth
Cordcroy, and fancy Velvet, Plaid, Checked, Spring
and Summer Caps, and new pattern Infant vel,
ard other Hats. Also, good assortment OF
Trunks, NaIlicee, Ladies and Gentlemen. 5a'ohtis
aud Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Cane, Buchs,iu
Gloves aud MitIens, &c, Oh hand.
|. W. BhRt,CM,
College Street. 2nd Door from Church
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$1,000 REWARD.
DIR. L,NGLEYS ROOT AND HERB BITTERS.

I, shall be Lett TO all the people, who sha. be en-
titled TO the above reward, after using one bottle
each and they viii he sure to be cured of the LiYer
Complaint, or Indigestion, Jaundice, Coughs and
Colds, Cosrlyeness, Plies, Weakness, Headache all
complaints arising from impure blood, loss OF appr
u,e,--iu fact. all the complaints which everybody is
more OF less uoubrd with, after hawing out in the
Spring Langley'b BitteIt nre the very thing for al
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.ltc ubiicoiions I57, in ten languages, of
which 90 are vo.uon"s: total publications
S32. including 37l yrluncs total approved
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1888. 2o0, 600 Christian Almanac III German
10000.
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bracng 26S,902,3l5 pages. Total since the
formation Of the Society I37 ,S93.4-0 pubica-
tions, including S,lI6,o: volumes. GratGtous
distribution for the year, i'll fee MOuSond and
hirty-s'r distinct grants by the Committee
1850 $40 pages, besides 8 234 $50 to life
directors and life members value over : o,O0O.
o. The appointment Of Mr.. Soule as Min
lister to Spain has been regarded under very
different aspects by the press in this country,
some thinking it a wise appointment, others an
unfortunate clio and some OF no great conse-
quence any way. 1t would seem that the lat
ter aspect OF the case is taken or pretended to
be taken, by the Havana press. A few ex~
tracts from letter to the Courier & Enquirer
will show this sufficiently. The Dllrlo de la
Marina talks as follows
''N hatever may be his rank and position III
the revolutionary and dcnagOgc Olympus, Mr..
SouLE is not "A laundering Jupiter, that wish a
/ shake of the head can make the whole dlplo-
matte universe trcmble."
I'VE Spanlurds should consider the affair,
and we do consider it, with the greatest indit-
|
can we lose or gam by H."
'rhe examples of Mr.. DE SALvANDY and
| Sir f.. BULwER should be remembered by Mr..
SorLE, as a warning that Spanish dgntty and
energy know how to act at the necessary mo-
melt, forcing respect and acquiescence FROM
! the rnlghticst of the European powers"
"'rhe most pr babe or better said, the sur
est thing Is, that Mr.. SouLE will receive a de-
cent sum for the expenses Of his voyage ana
.nStalation and will proceed to Madrid, where
he will enjoy in peace aud quiet i nice little
salary
There is little difference between plebcian
Comedians aud =. .bellns cf meetings. Pic5ei-
ans are always uuJued with these IDEAS, that
give equal disgust 70 tAc tayOrite and tie Hat
tefCr.
The Diario as it goes on wakes fierce and
-,
Our defence would be more bloody in jus,
proportion to the craft and black vliuiny of
ihoac who would offend us, and we would not
hesitate to employ al means far and foul, ii
foul any could be, II The support OF Il just
/ causc.'
By tbs we suppose, that the Diario de Ia
.'!arina wishes 10 say, that the Splniards will
eu.tt B.r,ho!omew's day or revive the same
t!a.c since Gu aIo;ier occasion, tbs same D,a-
r;g de- Ii .Ncr1na tire Itencd that Spain would
Sart.ic, AL the property she could not sclzc,
foreign A. well as domestic, .ur the defence OF
tie island. However, !Jr my part. / needed
not that announcement to c''lse me to take
care o! my purse.
In ID mr. respects tie D'Wio is not partcu
in regard to It's language Mr.. WEBsrER. Mr.
HvENGTr, and Mr.. PlERCE are all fogues uc-
cordlng to is account, ana i. speaks oi their
writings as bu.nba>tic aud drcc.,!i'.
l.. 49,, ,,...., 800.
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TO The Patrons OF the
BSrpp Press.

Nv books and accounts are left in the hands
of Mr.. 5. II. PARknuRsT, who Is duly authorlz,
ed to settle the same, and receive and receipt
for any debts due to me. | respectfully yet
earnestly request those who may be in arrears,
to oblige ne by calling on Mr.. PARKnURsT, at
the Free Press Office, and adjusting their nc.
counts as soon as may be convenient.
ID. w. G.. CLARKE
BURLINGroN, April 10, 1853.