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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27
Cloths. Cloths

NIokRS e LANGDON, Ii we IN hand tho largest and
anu variety ever offered IN Montpelier We are prepared
them. 'P'''''"' |"'' "ho sec
wv % STORRS L. LANGDON
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27

BALnNEtF PUSITIVEL1 CUNED'
@. s. Emerson's American Hair Restorative
IL truly the wonder The age. Perhaps M article ever
offered the public is received with greater favor than
this and persons Bald becoming So have only 10
the article to be fully satisfied.
N. B-AgentS authorized to give written guarantees
If preferred price 10 be agreed upon between the PARTIES
SMITH & PIERCE, Agents, Montpelier.
C. E. FISHER & CO., Propretors,
81 superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
I1ric q 4 uer nnffIa.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27

THE WASHINGTON MoNUMENT.-The block
Of Egyptian gram intended for The Washington
National Monument has heen received. tits
solid block of about yard in length by the same
in height and about two feel thick. In sha e it
distinctly resembles huge anvil. Though very
hard. this grau,e is exec, ded in that respect by
some OF our own; as the Quincy granite. 1t 10
from the remains of the Aiexandrlan Library
There is no inscription on 1t, and 1t Is only very
coarsely worked.
| COL Benton FOR SPEAKER.-"P Potomac"
Washington correspondent of the B liinore Pat.
riot saws that a strong and systematic effort will
he made to place Col. Benton in the Speakers
chai, OF the next House OF Representatives.
A BIG LUMP OF CoAL.-A column of coal FIVE
feet in diameter and twenty nine feet IN height
IL on it's way to the Crystal Palace. 1t was dug
from the Baltimore Conpany's mine, in the Wy
oming Valley, P. Its height represents the
thickness of The vein from whch 1t was taken.
The mass il of course, at present, In different
blocks. which will be cenented Oh Its arrival at
i 4 place of destination.
AruEisr WIrNEssEs.-In the trial Of two
l;ouor G ,ses before the Common Pleas, in this
c,'y. hest, rday Judge Bishop presiding. II. D.
Stone. ESQ., counsel for the d. Tense, introduced
tpstunony showing that the principal Govern
ment witness was an atheist. HIS evidence was
therefore ruled our, IN accordance with the Com
,nnnwaal,h IN this subject, and the defendant
was discharged Worcester Transcript.
Advices from Bermuda to Sept. 9th, state
the continued ravages Of the vellnw fever. I'M
deaths are in great measure confined to the mil
,ary and the government officers and their 'a'n
lies. Scarcely Ber,nudian has fallen victim
The War department, it is said, has contract
cd with the owners of the rev steamship So
Francisco, to convey six companies ot un,fe
, ,ates troops to California and Oregon, iror
New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27

F you wish pure Tea not mixed if YOU wish Tea
uui colored If You wish enjoy The desirable, agreea.
bic aromatic favor, which you would experience, II you
picked the leaves yourselves from alton In China
anime ff yourselves Prices, also, viii please.
Oct 1854 LYMAN x KING
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27

Carpetings, Paper Aangings.
I ALICE assortsulents. Good, and Prices will please
Ia Oct lS53 LYMAN a KING
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-03-11

ELEcTIvE 1NsTirUTioNs are invaluable;
where the mass of the people, ana tho
men Of influence among them are pa
lrio,ic, moral and well informed. The
New York Tribune, with the experience
OF 1852 before il, denounces the present
Common Council of that city as "ihe
most debased, corrupt, and disgraccfuf
body of men ever invested with Legis-
lalive power, at least in" the Uuited
States, and adds strong proofs. Of the
Common Council of 1851, it says, "fhey
fell into bad repuie, were charged with
almost everything except highway rob-
'bery," and the people "swept them from
the city hall" Wings, Democrats, and
Natives have been tried in turn, and
100000 people thus fail. The remedy
is contained in the brief motto which the
editor of the MSssdge supplied Toronto
with in lS34-"Industry; Intelligence,
Integrity" IL there were less gambling,
drunkenness, and dishonest speculation
placed before the young, as a part Of
their education, by their seniers, theie
would be less difficulty in finding city
government worthy Of the commercial
capital of the new world. Among the
items of expenditure in New York, 1851,
we find donations, $4,000; salaries,
$242, 600; officers fees, $35, 900; police,
$6l5,o00; printing, $4,000; aims
house, $39O,ooo; elections, $l4,5O0.-
Mackenzie's Message,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-03-11

The editor OF the Minnesota Democrat
in an article speaking Of The result of the
last 9th Of Januhry Convention, says:
"The Democracy Of Ohio could not
have a more popular or more able and
worthy standard bearer than Col. VIM.
MEprLL. We have never known purer
Statesmen Or more honorable man."
He will be elected, too, friend RoB1v-
SON, by the largest majority ever given to
a Democrat in OIlio,-O. Statesman,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-03-11

EARLY Wien Mr.. Kir.
by was very young child, Ills mother
would give him shells from an old family
cabinet TO amuse him the diversity of
shape and variety Of color which they
presented, proved very attractive he was
soon taught TO ask fof his pla!things by
their proper name, then led on 10 des.
cribe with accuracy each shell which he
wished fol-; next 10 mark their distinctive
characters, and at las, 10 know every shell
in the collection, moi merely from hab-
tual sight, or from hearing tile name re-
peated, but from intelligent observation.
Life Of the Req. William Kirby, Rec.
tor of Bdrhdn.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-03-11

THE APPRECIATION OF FEMAtr VrR-.
TUE-The editor of the Boston MdiI
went into ecstacies the other day in sum
ming up his poelical love Of female vir-
tue: .f .Iss-.rs.
ain weman's nature rests sweet, soft
spiritualism, which has Tie power TO alb
sorb the stern and gloomy sbadowings of
the masculine mind in.o the graver and
brighter channel, and r, ff,c,s its holiest
thoughts Tito spray of temporal happi-
ness that feeds the torch of hope through
the dark labyrn,hs of life especially if
she makes 6rstrat buckwheat cakes.n
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-03-11

When the free banking system OF lndi-
ana Is exploded, and the credit Of that
State, as once before; Is sold nut to tho
sponges and suckers OF all creation, we
do hope tina, one Of the assets, as of yore,
will be soap tactory,for then the hon
est people will have chance TO pash out
some of the Whigisms which OF late have
been imbbed by some of the Democratic
politicians who are now sustaining the
system.-Cin. Eng. I'll
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-03-11

CATHOLIC EMANCIpATIoN.-The BIZ
in the British House Of Commons, TO
enable Catholics to sit in Parliament,
hold certain important offices, and be
freed from certain civil disabilities, with
out taking the oatls inconsistent with
iheirseligious opinions, passed by vote
of 32G ayes, to l42 noes, March 80,
1929, but she right of 100000 lrishmen,
small laudbolders, to vote at elections,
they being then chiefly catholics, was
wresied from them at the same time /;
and ever since, the men of large estate
have been busy banishing them from
their natal soil.
Sir Robert Peel, the leader of the
Conservatives, said in debate, March 5,
that Of two millions Of protes,anis in Ire
land, 100000 resided in Ulster, while
in the other three.fourths OF the kingdom
there were 4,250,000 catholics 10 only
100000 pro,estants. That in 1892, with
protestant parliament and united pros
.estant population in Ireland, the petition
of the Irish catholics for concessions
were granted with haste Of which the
nation was now reaping the better fruits.
Tbs popular religion Of Ireland he
descrihed as intolerant and despotic.-
Macksnsie's Message.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-03-11

THE PULPIT, though not often ,he
arena of wit, has occasionally produced
some admirable hits: "In my Charity
sermon" sard poor curate, 'I fear much
that when | explained TO you that philan-
ihopy was the love Of our species, you
must have misunderstood me as saying
specie. Iii no other way could | account
for the smallness Of the collection"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-03-11
wHcLE NO. 6ae.

agipe that its columns will be but q fail
record Of whig confusion, and that the
language Of a defunc, journal will possess
but litile.weight in 1856. And perhaps
il may be SO; but the contumelious lanS
guage of an insolent foe will not be for.
gotten by the foreign-born citizen, WHO
will remember 10 echo with scorn the cry
of "WHAT WILL BECOME OF THE AMERt.
.,n,sN
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-03-11

England owns more than double the
number Of war steamships possessed by
any other nation: there being in the Brit
ish navy one hundred and forll-one, in
The French, sixty-sighi, and in the United
States, fifteen.-Home Journal.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-03-11

Stuck up in one Of the Columbus
drinking houses:
"Nota Bena. Rowdies and blackguards
will please not mix with the members
for il is hard to tell one from the other"
Gin Eng. tanaa4
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-03-11

INGENuous.-A formal fashionable Wis.
itor thus addressed little girl:
SHOW are you, nv dear?
q ''Very well, thank you," she replied.
The visitor then added, "Now my
dear, YOU should ask me how | am"
The child simply aRd honestly replied
-'I don't want TO knows svc
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-03-11

DR. Francis says that an old maid nsver
looks at doublc-beds;ead without sighing.
An observing old goat, ata
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-03-11

Midnight service is getting into vogue
among churchmen in England.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

~rs, s re gs PLACED Sesss Job, 10 tue
scnrFs uhen hs htk net " Gsorse s1t NJ Stssesa
u01ens .sr the hsy,r ls; ssshd sAik usrs s6.a
"fnssn-u0f rsrcL mcle. a. -o-
Riley iid ga ths ssy VI Msse sisi sss "a
sush~f sfirk r. the k,chsn hn'ed Nkfy NarPaV ~,
huf sr a., aar OF as teszi Ia IS s;s1 AZ
tcUr h fr'r IL na~-tauf bat ~ Asz s-ivs-s her
.rrr wih he dIrs sas her h>araf Of Nr s,fs fsas"
r. evfir-r. il the rst3i siss he lJri16 fsi
W Na IN ths rer Posrsioa Of bis frsises aors 10
ding SEPT a ltsS
tks, ks mizhs o. s'sns Ts sasrs q
vii t1cazbt q y k e-l 3sna a.t aslolas
- kc bst d~trruircd --ate Wal
~ 1r a9Ea o aornsoa o. as ss bis body AL and
br &c rt of the .h down 70 sna uslatar 5e,ssk
.fth NJ r-soll id rhc act pcesat hs MAD
40 10 srf ures.n uasA psst
ske OF ihe aSufanee Of fes WHO facts Dssss zai
rsiz hsd placed t ate o. uhea tAs PAYS
Ar Ssrcnr ertrei MasSu. bcdroo o'clock sni is
sup before T. oeok OF she ) ni1atss NJ
Mr. Asoa . Of them ~sre eoass1sd Ia real
H. i,.. cf .ier which Dr. BTser s.Fs NS Nssoa Mr.
strout after th- vii h,d been lsd tA last DR. as
vheh Dr. bs(et ssve 90 NJ Aason Haa S MADE dsa Saa
Mr. srons r.ehd n. street hiore u Oeocs
y oeeck M hs-on dead The will vs signed D. AR Mason
.et mere thar st-er minutes before his death
lie remaining cusssn Of r- shsth-r Nj Mrsa n,
uiitRirg all the foregoing e-t.b hed f.e, v. das as
Nsn snf EecEng T. restored % tas pofss ez o.
asposss memory and scrstiatias fS hd waA sAs VII
good - 49,, 81. =. ~, - -, -
making rapidly Of action the OF M stroos
necssy wlh iasisent mind act eSssssai OF
ofhe previous twentar hoas eonssnf
with The Tosson Mr. Mason of dOslns mind ssd
nconssnf With tbs neeancai peermsns
ty Ns.on habu,l business the .s's Of n,n al
the evidences tuy yasii.e sach
cur No direction could strony, adcs a- result
Jsy arrived The simple naemsnt Of the erdsses In The
ehrcro egic. order Of tho svenc
Tie motion for = new trial should be denied. with
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
TrEsDlr. Dec. s7--P n

The foreign news as might have been sntsps,st had
an unfsvcrable effect upon the Stock market ahOayh las
so probably than would have had had b05n received
on business day Operators had opportunity Of TO
hecting the and to discover that il was BY Ne
means 80 unfavcrabe at first glance it might appear.
Erie Reading Hudson River Nicaragua snd Cumberland
fell OF about y cent es.hs Norwich u cent The
other fsncies without important change Preaian
stocks were in moderate request and heavy cx,spas
Michigan Southern which sold at 10 dividend OF eqaai
TO ig9 There fair demand for Railroad Bonds sat
the market generally was firm New York Cen,rals in
demandst %.
The Mining Shares are firm but inactive Nor,hCss
Ina sold OF q. Lchgh Zinc ,. Fulton The bidding
prices for other stocks fully previous rates Farther
experiments in regard to the silver in the copper of
North Carolina have been successfully made. and Com
pany being formed for the purpose of putting up far
racs competent work three four per day efors
Exchange Is heavy and not active The range Of good
and rst clsss Sterling is 99 cent with some bsnksr<
names at Q, cent Francs 5l6l 95lS
Frcights very buoyan u1dcr the foreign adycos in
regard to BreadstuAs To Liverpool some $4,000 bush
Grain were engaged at lo0lOlc in bulk I'D in shipprs
bags and I'D in ships bags 5000 or 5000 bbs Ploar It
3l03j3 Resin A. 500 bales Cotton. 3ai CID To Isvra
10000 or $4,000 bush Wheat sic 10000 lsoos bbis.
Flour 95c aud entire cargo. 1000 bbs. at tho sams
figure To Hamburg from Savannah Cotton charor was
made at lsc To California the market is steady at IS
d6Oc
The amount received at the Sub Treasury sisisrs
psid l04765 Balance, s37so737
The Seventh Ward Bank has declared sem annual div
idend OF Il p cent payable on the Sd OF January.
The Bank of America cent
The Nassau Bank has declared manual dividend Of
4 y cent payable on the I'd Msnday in January nsxt
The steamer to morrow win take about scooso in sarz
The dust which by the Northern Light will bs pss
into coin and thus inoreBse the stock in bank
We are indebted correct and Trustworthy scur,s for
the following statistics Of the Lead trade OF the Upper MIS-
.issinn Nina from isl2 20 1851.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
DIED.

p.NFoRTI-Ou Sunday mornlrs 25.h list, As- H,nnaa
barorh vito O. Norey J. panosh sp1 Only sAief q Bis w a
Rdwen eyed a years. , f. A..
Rslsvrsnd friends invited % stsnd hr tsae5s ron hs
ys,srce No Fuurteenths Wednesday a. r NJ
DAN sON-On the fh alt a. his resdsaee l. Qaitusn c!Tk
Co Mrs Vice @ ancel5r Dawson.
nENZIEAt Concord, Michigan Nov ~ OF Jp1 fever the
Hen David Menxe ~ d aged t5 ycars-
Rochester please
OWEN-0n the lfh ins Of eonsutip,oa a. hs N
Rendclph the Hon Owen IT. formerly STATE Ssu<of Ho a@a
tsuaue n CsitaTangus COuutics-
TiNsIOWOn the morning oi the th INST atsr sbort
Wa Tns0p of Samuel '" aud Annie . linsp" szss
suontts and 10 DAYS. 49,. -,
he frds family respectfully invited 70 attend tte
fvrerr on Tburs.y fnst p NJ from the residence Of lis
pare.ts Ne Ru.hst Bedfo-d-sT- North brOoklyn
sNITfI-A. Kngston Uste the I'D amer Lngr ne
lns. vllen Esge VIII. Of Ablh Smith IN her Hh ysgT
sEYMOUR-Or TuestsJ morning 10 the City Of bIoosy9 Chs
seynosI the h year Of A 'se s's son Of Capt saaS
seynouT -. I'll, H. s.-s..I -.
nd he faners this ednesdayl af<noon Sei0ss from
No q sackettst, South BrooklYn
xrxly REpoRr DEATHS IN tie City Of Brooklyn, for ne
s.i sndus pee "a Asles q Females si Aas!s, H.
- IcasL
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
sg csD soAsp


Reported for The n '. rrsssae By Mssr ssvt fsss..
PSsf Bss,S-sieoa Csany % 20. el4 $50 City T. =
Of. 1856 sTece Susl Caesl d st, 10 uaios Cssa ~ g
~ ice Morris Csrs iss ~ Penn al tao L,ag c.ss
R a. IS, Is. t5a Rsafing K. Ssl y Aassl x
Serip "a as y do t3s SIS Of Li,erses Sl 0,i Dk- Is
P,err S1srsc Morris Canal IS. ie0 ReAias X r. Oi;
90 cab, So, 10 Girsrs Hsak Is =
lco eyl Nav IS - y, 1Mnshl az
ts, Pfnua RI q tResa!ee RR Ss Morris Csai pref ~
r B-EsS-s ote Penrs SA sei SO do o. g. 900 Rea1l.S
90
lsinr p-Les-unifrd States ST. ~, nf oa isi ~ sststs
81 Int of 1874 BID ssket rsana "a " bA A ssk~4S
Realms Railroad M ha sd ssked Resias Sends - sol bid
sskeI ResiAS Mctssrs Boaa. Ga 80 sAd s2 sks4 Pssszy
rsai. R, DIV. Of tsi bA sksd heu. cssl - sA ~
.sted schavki Nsvig.oa O. 81 u dt 70 sks3I 5shefc
Navigator STOCK ei hid NJ ssked seAaykl Savs,oa Prerr4
Si Sd ask-d toas Island is BID lS ssksa neksssrg
~ Isl Bark div Of iff BID sze4 uui esb
s.ns j sd 81 ssked Union Canal l3 I'D II sskst DALI
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
MARRIED

APPIETOy-BARNBY-0n Tuesday m5rBss Dee q: by tue
Rev W Wisma Mr. samuel Appleton of philadelphia 70
Miss fis nah Baynby Of Nowfork .
sAKEP-GOODLIFFE-O Tuesday morning Dee. q, by tie
Rev w r Williams Mr. Ferdinand Baker ~ A.s Priscilla z
Ocodl'fe both ofthis cry
n John barker edyad 10 Mary T. eldest daughter Of Heary
FoNyITR~BROOKs-I NeEidn Conn. the 18th inst, BY
The rev @ Perkins Gays Richard Weld Fowler form y Of
ksYck and suss A. BTooks daughter Of tho Hon James
: BrookL Of herden. . -, ,. -, ~.
Ad b. Beach John ousckeEbush AIMS O. Cook all Of tas
ma nonipa b. Rev DE- De Nnne Peter Wbrenour Of VA
liar sburg Amanda Nsnls daughter o. John henderoa E
INN. rlace-
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
WJLLLAMSBURGH ITEMS

cou ,.,uovrxrxrs.-Thc South Second =. N, Z. T.
csuTsb WHICH S". been some time 1@sa.
md Fga. il. wa; .asEs1 5SRaaa et Ard
vice on sunday. py ~ ,ccommodaied with seats Inc
by the congregation SnSS San6Sy which was
The Reformed pTTn inr Of the scepe during the sross
n% lat summer nearly eomps.ets 10 admit an sd
scd esn,s" on !" %a Ss 6sSe sSG also been beautifully
paI'sm marks Episcopal Church corner srS q m~o,ed
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
T.. s DISTRICT coURr-Besor, Juase HALL.

r., o,s TIN, -hsst snd WaterJ Gffh tie clipper ship
Wins OF the Morning.
barge stsrhel Wsrea al her
esTro North spposte en aud A. midnight or
carly he Nov - 1852 The slip va, 90 Mag up o n
SANDY Hook and barge vis Albany
prorsIer Gen Woo The ship struck the eins Asr n
IA he va tove aad injured the propeller
Tha 6am 90 feE Injury bse aud carr0 aud soJ fog
i,ry 10 ofouele defense IL said tho caused sT
On board the propeller IN rnuniag ths the
,Li, bows hlch much njuFed. Testimony taken
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
rs. CIRCUIT coURr-Befsre Judge BErrs.

The trial of Philip C. Martin, indicted on charge Of
or.nirs letters called melton Of Mr. Jehn Mheoa
bis couuse Of the absence OF material witness was
POSTPONED 20 JaDnery. :. ., ,,,,..
1homOs T. Smith. a seaman Of the clipper ship White
Equs from California plsced upoa trial % indictments FOR
,bbiU different Aaotnsr OF
The Rchsrd Cosens dlng hs tae voyage NJ
srsb hs council expressed doubts % the ast Of ths
prisoner and with view Inquiry On his mooa the trs was
70 Ttrrsday.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
Advertisement 1
Tie HOLY CITY

TIE HOLY CITY.-The rarcst objects of art to be
seen in New those splendid wIouats Dsgaereoyps
views Of Jerusslcn Meant oivet Beihehen fszS. houat
obtained BY the Ars direct from the
Consul Jerusseu ssht Of them worth days jo1rney.
Gallery open and evening 9s3 Brosdw.y Adns
on EC ofnccess.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
NEW-.JERSEY ITEMS.

EvGLIsH SroBTs- Hurdle Legpisg- Sack and Vac!
idTtoW H0ocs-On Monday there was On exhibition oi
old Lnclrh sports az Dodg Centervc Mansion, ON the
Bergen Point plenkJoad. about six miles frea Jersey
City man named Harriot but known as Micky Free,
umIed COO huIdles three feet and three inches high IN
Is ours and two mnuesj ths distance walked during
tie tne OF IerfOrDi the feat ten miles lie had en-
gagged DO ia three hours tmo. He ended with The
same Gait he commenced. AID not apparently mach
fatieued wheeb9rOw took place, in which three
ptrfons participated They wore blindOlded and
distance of about one hundred yards for small purse
TO Tie creat amusement OF large crowd. Two men,
ycoTed 10 the neck in sacks also race for al
ruse 4 crowd of over 1000 persons visited the ground
that day to witness the spot and some rioous acts were
committed 10y tbCm on tloirretur
EXCURSION OF TIE ELLIS GUARD-On Monday a CON.
peIy Of uvonies forty two in number varying from - 70
e Itsrs cf age, went target e1curson to the Cont
mental Cotare the plank road Newark They
orconized a. the Ellis Guard Capt Samuel Ellis They
marched wen end their shooting would have honored al
mos aly Of the companies that riddle target. There
were eighteen prizes the first twelve prizes had thirty
shots in the torgtt-thiee each. The firing az dis
tance Of hiiy yaids.
THE FAETAs1IcALs-A company Of Faniasiicals, nun
borng thirty composed Of residents at Bergen Five Cor
ners vert on n target excurson Monday marching
through Bergen TO the great amusement Of the people and
dining at Beatty tavern for their qualification.
Fatal ACCIDENT AT TIE RAILROAD DEPoT.-YOster
day morIirg while named John Sentcles, in tia
onl oy OF tie New York and Erie Railroad Company al
the dt engaged in placing the bolt IN the coupling
between tie tender and train Instantly killed
He did not jump out from between them soon enough and
was crushed b. their coming together lie leaves wife
and two children
Of South Cenrcvile, on Bergen Point burned to the
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
IAdTeIiia,mcn, |

ndies and Gentlemen aill find large aud beautiful
variety Of which se.ct rich and spp1prfS
Hofay for tlsT ieDae friends W. rILLEg's
No SCS broadway whore be oHd fine ssormeat Of
81 10 $40 psr; POsMonnaes Rctcaes
fine CsiiCTy, and variety Of Fancy Goods.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
nRooKLyy couHr OF SESSIONS

The Grand Jury empaneled in this Court comprises
N. following nsued gentlemen. Conku Brush, Fsremsa schsrd
Berry Nsfs Ceruelrs Bennet Iho, lesh John B, 20
.uh BuS,n j. Berry p6 Field John l. Vas Pelt W Rs
nelve, John Bensuan Robert Craig s. Cornell n Ossa, B.
i, suydam Heferosn Abrahsm Nsn Pe AansDn lrsst
Yerdsy engaged with the trial 0 liquor
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
lAdvertiseInent.

WARRANTED THE BEST OR No PAY-For Cholera,
Coc Cough Group DyeDtcry Chronic Pains in the
1vb Back Chest Toothshe, od Sores Swelns' &c Dr.
IoDASs Venetian Iizn the only remedy be depeued
II ITtcltd b. th eminent physicians aud cold by ths
Druggists hroughOu the United States Price u and 5oc Dep
No 24s CTeenwoh-st, N. Y, aud No Safest, Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
fAdvcrtBernent.l !
UOIJDAY GlFTS.-T. GI

PIANOS beautifully finished with without the Koan,
that be made wife, dsughler
Sold et great ba.sa1a By HoEAcE WATfRs No 5j Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
IAdFefIIsCnfn Of
PERTAINS GREAT GIFT ENTERPRI

in this Affair will remember that another Mas. Meeting
held FRIDAY Even Castle Garden They will BE-
gIoP then and there Instruct their Committee in regard
final GHIbution The Cir We
holder Will the meeting with discrimination
the business 6psonsey and with all possible dEp.tch Persons
who become sbsrebolders
their ntere wou do well purchass their tickets sefors
Friday all tickets remaining uosod after that time will
he sed st Auction and premium demanded all bids
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
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TOStrangers visiting the City would say call at
the DssDsetn Of GURSEY Broadway aud LsoBard
si if would 10; % the srhs Of the polls g.
OtntlCnsnly attendants and no charge for admission.