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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04

| DARTNER WANTED-In a Commercial House
the Wee, Idle. pr . with capital - 90 taa 81
bugntfs tshfs vii b I'D veesa nsec hon- Al,e
LEDGE Of brsines ~ BE Be 1rea
hsTi- q Isn about 70 Be e.iAbisned Aadies o0A " -
Broadway Posi-Ofhoe.
H'ODAGUFRREIAN ARTISTS.-For sale, the good
siock 40 .ppsraru odsblhed Daguerrean R1 T.
Proe ony 60 Rent so Gnnum sood ehAIe Tor as De-
f1rer Apply to B. WO D, No sal Boad~ay after :; p VI
NVATIR POWER on the CATHARINE CREEK.
w Lsfs nile Tire village Of NE~ PORT FOR sAL5.-lne
sub.cril bis toS'ter with ne a.
YrCt ty ~ Of GOOD and Azs 9Tca r.
vel fhso D-ers House barus AID oher out o1cnEs 1s
rover T. fs Nth water suc ent Tor any Ia ey
q achu ID Tlssfer snd - MI in ~
yacuss INQUIRE Of B. TTRREL Grrei ant ersy n.y. or OF
iae ,ui=IiteI tie premise. ylPor Chs nuns Co.
Gc S0A by an investment Of S3jOO.an interest
O,')OO. na, be .e-rrd rrspeersb business yield
IL e1,tecfs ly are pTof'. Y. z Po'sOfioe
50 0OOAPARINER WA an. Nv. L the
jet vlch and which promises 70 pay oeay
AM with re.satl- business talent Who vii ppy h
fue 10 avoid msknE the investment proh
oris Wl the enterprise address JOHN MINUS
II \. Inbune Othoe.
o. nNA-THE SUBSCRIBER owns - 900
% .UUU uo,S Il s.oes IA .Coupany not at present payus
tfv Re would exchsrs shoe good Farming Ltnd
'ou.c sd Lot Adaress C. Box @Is, Lower fes Ohte
sirinE particular, ke
g. OUu THE ADvERTlstR, who i ae-
etsh q $500 DESTROYS Of VITA ae person "a
d. eerf other resp--be cash bus
ssabed. Fefeffnoes sven and rquind Addes MIX
CAr1LE at this ofee stibs full particulars when vii BE- on-
so'rsd eouhcertlsl
4 T. NGn WANTED IMMEDIATELY-For
9 .OOO two or years f vhc7 Is per
VI r.d "a smpe security For particulars address
MANUFACTURES. Peru, 1 linos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04
tuanfs.

As Cook and to wash and iron or TO do the houseSork
y Of rInae sny by one aid Chanbennad ami e.n'e
rsftIeree. Cal at ~. u eih-av the Book store
As CnANBrRNAIp and to do fine sewing by respect.
n abe yeurs wcmsl VI 5000 city reference Apply at No ~
As WAITRESS aud would do chamberwofk If requr
~ Cd BY sIsPests Cir viii se.i Of cry s.iseaee No os
- 81 foSG saals No Isl ets-.v
lSWrr NURSE by a respectable Woman. Apply at
"A No. - East lth-st frst focr, fosi nom
a RxsPrcr,plr YOUNG WoMAS wants situation 10 a
~ small family Do s.pen hos,s"Ss or TO sSos ~a
asd ioa ID d. ebanteI~oIt and p.in 'e.hf O s & -
No Tor t~S dsys
q PrspIcrAsrE YouNG CHI wants situation, in
~ 81 Al pls,i family good Plaza Coob, saa sood WASHER
ou,r Goa city ieiereuoe Apply At No Zi hoi'' corner
ENeIIsH WOMAN with little Girl of four years
~ vA,s asusion With ie,stsse family N '.ae hs'ay
psIt Of the ssna h sweTk 50 good ~sshei an
Cme and Iird Treatment iof he Ard bud - ei
9;, can lie gwen i''' for Mrs BROWN No 10 h'6
,N AMERICAN G,RI, ssed Il years. wants situation
"A (a.le 40 'na W., ise s. Of given CAL
4 LADY qualified 10 teach the English branches, is
~ dgs T. 's,ss nsssI 1 S 1e5 70 As5y s.. " "a
a. Cou,tst. brooklyn.
o,,NO Yorxe WoNrx want situations, one T. cook
~ah aid y s other :. 40 aSsc,So 70 saa s. ss
. he country. App, AZ No 81 't e't"ssa ON Ae ON avs Sc
cord aocr
vy1ANTED-A Lady who can teach the French
SPANISH and Italian languages Mns and al me Ensish
brspbes and b'. bad s1Psenee u ,.aSa ys m vsSs
ADDRESS n Box, No 1914 PO.t-ofioe, Nes-fOrA-
yXrANTHD-A situation by two respectaole young
w wourp One an excellent Cook understands ban a. ana
would be wns 10 washing aud Ironias '10 t t
ether 70 iAle care Children afd do plain se"in Sune
ersly useful Both give satisfactory
required objections 20 short distance N te county
Nc. 90 lsthst near sth-sv. Tor two days
A You've Nan 10 years of age, who has practiced
the Photographs system Of Whiting two years Is aesloa
is
bad professional Reporters but ns.nnce As ne "a
;koovsh the approved eo1 y
short Of render his services veusble BIS EN-
Salary much object ttnsos aroIdins tseues o
tanning kboeSse professor The best r.esHse
gwen. Address sTENoGRAPHER Boa No s. 6reenvne, n l.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-03

bliqhtihe odtse Of intemp6fanee.&
what IS the fsasoB they Wsfs driven
out Of theabick church meeting IN
New York;? Has not, Lucy Stone,,
Emily Clark. Susan B, Anthony or.
Lucretia Mott sense enough to serve
on 4 business committeeG Are they
not respectable and reputableG Are
they not s'friends of tsmpeFanusf'r--
Yes, certainly, but they are womens
and as a rscompense for the indignity
offered them, you can not nd yourself
of the conviction, that lovely (faughl) J
sUomdn has al dppEOpTidS, sls6atsd and
yesponsiMs spkeSs." ave need her
influence in the cause Of temperance,
but, not upon the public platform, |"
not in the very place, where she can
do most good. And yet, in the very
n6mber Of your paper containing this
announcement, you publish an appeal
to the women of Ohio. which you
highly praise, written BY a woman Of
Ohio, If she may sOrits, why, in the
name Of common sense, may she not
speak? " }.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-03
Should the Sale Of Intoxicating Ii
quOrs be Sanctioned by Law. aa

This is a question Of momentuous
importance at this time, when a mod
fled license law is under discussion at
Harrisburg. The object Of this mod
iGcation is to iessonthe evils o6intem-
perance by reducing the number Of
places where liquor is sold-to dimliiln-
ish drunkenness by diminishing the
quantity Of intoxicating drink Sold -
Now, ii by law we can lessen an evil
one halfLwhy AOtihove another step
and remove theiwhoIe? Iffitsbe con-
sidered rphilanthropic to lessen Or ri
move one-half Of an evil, shall those
who attempt to remove the other half
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-03

SINGULAR AND PAINFUL CAsE. Near Nil.
IerstO wn, on the 18th INST, DR.. s. 3. Hall sx-
tracted from theFight 'eart0f Mr.. Joseph Gel i.
bash, too Hundred IiVe pIeggOts. Ii seems
thaVa glyOr bug entered the drum Of his ear,
then he Immediately staFtet to the physicien;
but before be reached him the insect had ieft
Its tenement. lThis occurred two days preyi.
Ous TO the extraction, IN which time the pa
tient suffered intense pain. His supposed BY
she pAysician, that the insect had dep6sitedits
eggs daring che short time, it Was II the ear,
--GessHsbWa Pc. SehkiasI.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-03
Australia.

Sydney, which is the capital of the
Australian colonies, and viii be con-
sidered the metropolis Of the Austria
lian empire, is situated On the south
ern. shores Of Port Jackson. It has
an imposing appearance, seen from the
Heads, and has increased wonderfully,
considering every thing was created
by the energy Of the colonists, and
nothing Indigenous exported. The
appearance Of the harbor is striking,
the city stretching along the shore over
the heights in truly majestic manner.
The lower portion, alive with com
merce, the central part studied with
cathedrals, chuches and public build
ings, most Of which, under the Italian.
sky, present an imposing appearance.
The Heights of WoolO MoOlo, rising
above the city, are crowned with the
elegant villas Of the elite Of the Sgd
ney society-become SO mostly by
their own exertions. A Sydney mer-
chant is elastic; if he falls you can
not keep him down, he works day
and night to crafty his love Ofdisplay,
and merely fails to retrieve. 7 a
The entrance Of the harbor is be- .
tween two magnificent cliffs, the
North and South Heads, upon which
batteries would prevent any vessels
coming in within the Heads The
scene is truly beautiful, from the
picturesque appearance ofthe various
inlets and islands; covered with
ever-verdant vegetation, new TO the
emigrant. Within the city all is
English but the sky. On passing the
Heads, to the left is Watson's Bay, the
pilot station; on the right the quaran-
tine ground, back olMhich is the
burial place. Opposite WatsOn's Bay
is the only danger Of the harbOr, the
"Sow and Pigs" small shoal, easily
avoided. Farther on Is Bradley's
Point, with its miserable apology for a
battery. On the opposite shore are
Vaucluse and Point Piper; Sharks
Garden and Pinchgut Islands are now;
passed-the latter SO called from send
Ing convicts there to be starved into
obedience. Passing on by Fort Mac
quarie, you anchor in Sydney Cove,
which has deep water, to within a
few feet Of shore, from whichwharves
allow the largest vessels to discharges
cargo. ,.
Circular wharf is the principal,
one, which, with the cove, ismostIy
Appropriated to foreign merchantmen.
Steamboats, and coasters have wharves
and jetties in Darling harbor. The
rise of the tide is trifing. Many
vessels Of large Size are built here,
and facilities for repairs and reHttihg
are excellent. Steamboats, are numer-
Gus. The Psramatta boats are con-
stantly going and coming and add
life to the scene. The streets ARE
spacious, footways paved, splendid
shops, crowds hustle about, cabs and
Omnib0ses aboundas- factories, steam
enSines and All fenliniF ona ~ Fh0latid.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-03

In the marAet, peIofe tne golQ lever,
beef ala mutton. fit Fof ah epieale,
sold for q penny or tW6-penee PET.
pound turtle at the same price, fish
are poor, the best, the garfsh; wild
turkeys and other poultry abound;
the vegetable market is wen supplied;
the fruit Is tempting, but injurious 70
the new conner, if inddlged "a; pine
apples and bananas are plenty. and
cheapb oranges, melons, grapes,
peaches, nectarine, ,plums, loquots, and
other delicious fruits are within reach
Of the poorest, and often form the
midday meal. Native wine. Santes
sissa claret, Madeira and champagne
are, plenty. The market in George
street, well ventilated and brilliantly
lighted, is visited BY throngs on Satur-
day evenings. From heat, every
thug must be sold, and few pence
provide q good dinner. Parks, boz
tanic gardens, &C., abound. The
sand towards South Head is white as
snow, But It produces everything. In
Kensington garden, the bands Of the
Sydney regiments are discoursing fine
music. See that man, one ofthe rich
estmen in the place, twice was retrieved
under the galIows, in England, and
here, he became rich and has nc
motive for crime, his house, carriages
Gc., are splendid That man 10 the
tandem. team was transported fol
robbery; heis now one Of the richest
men, an1 his wife followed with the
plunder. That rich, portly LADY, in
that carriage was transported fol
stealing a donkey; the descendants
Of that people are good citizens, con-
viction has long since ceased here
The streets are splendidly lighted with
| gas, and one may here fnG every
luxury on the globe. The govern
ment houses, churches, hospitals, &c.
are imposing. The streets are laid
out at right angles. The government
garden, The Eden or Eastern Aus.
tralia," contains plants, trees, &C.,
from all parts Of the world, even the
gOoseberrg and currdnt thrive here.
In the centre Of the garden is pond,
in the centre Of which is an obelisk,
to the memory Of Allan Cunningham,
the botanist, and formerly the super
intehdant Of the garden. lao
Barracks for two regiments, are two
and a half miles fromthe city. Educa.
ton iswell provided for. Sydney is
governed like London. In the colony
are 70 steam -four mills, so water
mills, 26 wind mills, 68 bone mills.
95 meeting houses, 6 wooden clock
factories, soap factories; &C., &c.
Two hundred medical men thrive on
excesses. Summer is in January,
mid-winter in July; their day, our
night. In Australia the barometer
rises before bad weather and falls BE-
fore good. North winds hot, south
cold, valleys cold, mountains warm,
swans black, eagles white, cherry
stones outside, bees no sting, flowers
no smell, birds silent, and trees no
shade. Gold abCunds about Bathurst,
about $50 miles from Sydney. One
of the richest merchants was ouI
friend 5. Wilkinson, ira Boston boy,
lately deceased; his firm is continued
BY his brothers here and also at Port
Phillips and Melbourne. %AN
taal I .maaa han Yours, b
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
Seth Shaw,s Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, Ia Probate Cou-t holden at
Washington District 70. Montpeiei, within and loI
said distinct, GA The 10Th day OF Aug A 1853;
IOHN WlNal0N, adnins.ra;oT oa The estate OF Seth
~ shaw, late OF 10 Ian, Ia said disct deceased presents
his adniaisuaiion uccount for seuement;
Nhefoupon, a II ordered N ~ the Same he fefeed 10 the
"a dty ol September ueH the Probate Once hontpe-
her, or examination aud allowance sni that all con
oefned DO uOihed hereof by the publication of this order
the Vermont Watehn,an and State Joutna pTiuad al
Moatpoher, three weeks excessively as may be,
they may appear. aud at said aud place. Al they
sse cause, object thciutu
~ order Of Count.
Ausli, CHARLES REED Register
tue crrY ~ resssc,
- Arsst, cHARLEs eEEp, ssrs,H
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01

suhscrSeIs, having been appointed BY 10 Honoa-
Bile Probate Coun for the district Of Washington,
missohers 10 receive examine and adjust all claims
demands IT all persons against the sstne u LEWIS TAFT
late VI Bare, "a said diffct deceased, represented nsol
vent aud the term OF ia months on The 2eih dsJ Of Ju,
1885 ao~ed BY said Court TO The creditors Of sad deeeas
ed, 10 eaht and prove their respective claims before
bogve notice that viii attend the d0iios OF ap
point meat At the d~elng house Of benson Tan barre
~ said district the lah daY OF sepiembeT 1888, end
18Th dag Of January, 1854 O'Clock afternoon
OF said days
Dated al Barre, August II, A. d. 1853.
GEphCE W. COLl.AAER,l
JOSIAH WOOD, Combs
DENlsos SMITH H3r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
Votes J Votes :!

we call upon the county and town committees
10 see that there is full supply of votes.
In order to prevent all misunderstanding, we
rive notice that we will supply the regular wing
ticket for State and County officers, and ticket
for Whig State officers, and for the Law and
Order candidates in Washington county.
NJ The Patriot lntimates that the Law e. Or
der democrats are below zero" politically
We know of but two facts that look that way
otherwise we have been accustomed TO regard
them as very respectable men. The suspicious
facts are that they have been politically connecf
ed with the Patriot, and zeaionsy supported By Il
for the most honorable and responsible offices in
the county-such as Scholarships, Judgeships.
A,torneyships. &c. The Patriot is now remov-
ing all unpleasant suspicious by abusing them.
We congratulate Judge Goodwin, Judge Bald.
win Judge HOLSTER, Ex-senator Smith, and Tx
Senator Sprukue, and Ex Attorney Ex.dem-
ocratic candidate for Congress Spalding, &c.
&c, on their good fortune 1t is pleasant thus
to find substantial honors blossoning with the
first grey hairs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01

. ASHES There Is good demand for both
knds. Market firm at quotations, with prospect
Il improving rates.
+. BUTruR-No important change 10 notice.
lne stock Is yet quite limited, and regular de-
and for home trade. For the bes. quality II
y been difficult to realize over he Tor New
doTS and Vermont dairy; other grades Il lsc.
no with o. her Western and CANADIAN, as to
Palty "A a l6c, aud but little here. AT these
PC the market Is firm. No shipping demand.
CdEE SE-Qulck sales and small stock. in
market Prices range from DC for far to
FHae. Prospects good for high prices all The
klson English Dairy none in market and wan,
. fLOUR-The market for Western Flour con.
VI les quite hrn. The receipts are light and the
- on the market is very small, aud m couse-
Yehce the late untayoable news has had no eff
" on prices. There have been sales of ohio
|sl Michigan, common brands, al IS 81 fancy
s.nds at . 30 O21 aud extra brands at B.
a 30 per DBL. Genesee, fancy brands, are sell
~ At O2A IS; and extra brands, at 50 90
~ b2a ner bbl. Canada Flour continues scarce
~ firm at ) so 90 per Dbl in bond. South
sh Flour has improved l24c per Dbl. There
been sales Of $500 bbs at ) 50 5 623 per
VI cash and 1 mos. Extra brands continue 10
I"ge from q 80 az % per bbl.
L DhAlN-But very little change in Corn since
~ last The receipts have been light and sales
southern yellow at ~ 7Sc, and mixed at IS
toc per bu. Oats have been in fair demand at
a lec per bu. for lair and prime Northern. -
rye small sales at S5c per bu White Beans
INenlnue dull for common quality
rhOFlSlONS-Ther Is no change to no
IA FORK since our last steady sales tor ex-
ana to the trade. Beef is steady and Al
r. aemond. Lard remains without change
~ IN obls at II l4c, and in kegs at ~ per
IL : mos. Smoked Hams continue IN fair de
mo az ~ lac per ID, as to quality.
M 'Nr S-Fhe market is dull. Holders ask SOC
IFS1 Price Is obtained only for small lots
H. NhCh-Potatoe Starch selling at quota
H. "oOL-American fleece very dull and
fnCes are hand 10 be snstalned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
Brighton Market, Aug. 25.

nt assstted tor the Boston Dali, Adveris,i
-oO beei Cattle, 725 ,toes $500 oep md 1878
4 ea.,, peel Cattle --Wo qroe Extra 7,95 $50 ;
\ s-''F o'o 81 second d, IS 81, 50 thud $500
s,trs OHen-salcs p, IS, 90, 10, l25 end I40
y ssr -us 'iaives-sales 500, Is, ~ a. nnd CO.
~ S'Nsli ius 81 IS, and $50, wethers 81, 525
y and y sales at reduced prices. Spring shoa- g.
"a rs t~o iptst 10 close ~. Oldhogs ia, A.
ID S''ii hosa, 534 sad SIZE. Airetsil. from ,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
Vhe semi-wcekIy Tnbune.
no EIiakini johnson, Esqaire,

Justice Of Peace 'rithin the County Of Uindsor.
OLIVER 2. CHANDLER, Of Wooa.locs, do hereby
L. request sou meeting Il tie pfOpeiors 90 that
mn At Is srfcn nov cned Waen Goe, she fuuniy OF
E.ssx and state "a Vermont upon the following
tens;
l. To choase d Moderator.
Q To choose Plopiictoi's CltIk.
To choose Treasurer,
To seq 81 lbey wall divide an portion OF SAID
Cote among tho toPrittois
S Tosso q tbey Will make rey aud allotment OF said
Gore.
Il To choose a Surveyor TO survey the same
d 10 sec # they vii raise defay the expense
OF said survey aud aotn,ent
g. To appoint Collector to coll, Ct said tax
OLIVER 7. CHANDLER.
wood.iOck August 24,h, 1883
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01

".Haine Lai0 .9dUocaie" is the title of sting
ing little political paper, evoked here by the at
tacks Of the Patriot upon the Law and Order
democrats. 1t is mainly sustained, as its con-
tents show, by democratic pens.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
Deaths.

4, n,u, 1uy ~, Marianne Mckeen, daughter Of Rev
M iuen, aged years aud monIhs, Of scaIet fever.
|bins ~ ',Swn August 9, Angelo s. son Of Stafford A
&c = Luce, aged 10 months
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
VIM. II. Woodward's Estate.

TIE sUh-aubcrs having been appointed by the Hon Pro
bate Court for the Distinct of Nashiagiou, commits
soners TO receive examine, ana adjust al claims and Dc
mand OF u persons against The estate Of WA H. WOOD
WARD ltc of Waterbury, 10 satd district, dscca.ed, rep
resented ,usovoni, and the months ION tho
2th day Of August ls3 allowed hy said Court 10 the
creditors u sad deceased 90 exbhit and prove their re-
spee.ive claims before .no give notice that val at
l.nd To the duties oil appointment the dweng house
Of widow NJ NJ. Woodward 10 Waterbury, 10 SAID District
he third Iuesdy Of October less und January 1854
al one O'Clock, afternoon, each OF said days.
Waterbury, Aug l2'h, A y lass
4. =. SHERMAN, Commits
As GEO. a. LEASE, ( si.neu.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
FARM For NALE

THE subscriber offers his FARdfof sale sitpsted in
middlrses, about inur miles Of MONTPELIER vii.
ge ana zoe mila tom tho Vermont Confrsl RAJ road said
iafn - wei, wooded aud waterei, his young thrt IN,
o"af" and D. IN cool sato Of cultivation A ered iot
money. ~ ' f"'''''e
Enquire Of Doet j. Y. DEW Y OH. nipeer. the sinh.
scfi1eti oa The ptohasos
vA,u. ,,., ,.. DAVID HOWE, o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
NOTICE..

Tue PsopfisoTs Of lh-l pat aIfen called War
ran Gore "A the county Of Lsfek aud STATE of are
hereby not6ed warned Al the dwelling house
D. and n. G,Aey, "a Brighton, "A sHd county OF EsseK
on The Q.ih DAY Of September, 1855 O'Clock 10 ii,
urrnoua t. act upon the foTL In the ofegon
ELIAKlM JOHNSON,
4G3w Justice 4 the Peace.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
WARREN.

on oN, JR will address the freemen Of Warren
e ''' aeki' Sept. 9, a, O'Clock N, at the River
: 30 1853. :.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
&l5 ONLY
FOR a BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEAD,
- rHE eiLLsas % RpszyALE,
Delightful and Healthy Location

E'lGH ~ + ARMS worth ovei $4,000, aud 2us0 BUILD
- ING LOIS, ip Dr. istrhutri ainans COZ subserbers,
eady engaged ny ofhe los neaf tass have bern .od
io from go TO 500 per adyauca price for
which heso Lois are now sold showing that The purchase
will be good uvostneni.
Real al pats Of Long Island Is rapidly adyane
ag 30 ce and con'tanty being purchased for farming
nod 7nrde ming pufppsra,
faw days pet Sir Loi sold a acres OF nd
al List NewfoCa Long laud, for 10 900, aud 500 OOU
Tue Iowa Of NewtoNn Z. t. Farm. have recently beea
sul for from $500 sie per acre, according location
snd the aad which an ahrfog af sale anus, from
- location and rspahiy Of producing all kinds Of era
rui aud gftten vegetables Tor tho Mes York market,
cfeaseiFoin D 90 10 times its pfesent cost
Eich subscriber entitled 10 four Bulding Lots 25 BY
100 feet, yn. togother OF FARM OF from 10 90
The sh -os mued Of Si5-rayAble iu monthy install
OF IS each. Il desired, aWauautee Deed will be
made out immediately ator the dsbutoni aud delivered
directly situf paying tSo balance.
The Village of ROsEVALE, where those lots are loca
Gated ony shurt distance south of the celebrated la
Rankoukom the heaut, aaa romate arance of bieb
the beat evidence that he desired that Rose Vale
iak I'D aud iofmrnfle will shorty hoeoms choice pla
s' Long lsltnd long knHwn the Garden Spoth Of
America fon the published statistical uceounts the
1t census 'aken by uaitea states q - shown that
Long Island il abe healthy location within its border.
-"ef dsu'hs according 10 The population thsn be any
other place.
$50 per of tho seaqf chtactof a. to so
with those uow u1def cultivation, Nhich he pur-
chased tor siul per acre. aud land North south
ofihs' with % 5oer soil naturally soils om $500 $500
per aero.
eoioef o. Fulton sitoei, New York, OF r. PETfEN-
Cil4& co. 10 state street, Boston AID l23 Nassau 81
New fof Who VIII receive remit anees and forward 20
oep's therefor by feuIn q" mail They viii also grHiu
ously furnish nap and pamphlets Of the property aud
cheerful, give such other affirmation be desired.
Co hefsfouees 90 Hon HAIRY Mrigs, the Auerean
Institute, D. E.F Peck No. 800 stais Bro,k,ni Alden
j. spoener No. From street, Bioeklyni saHei A. sinh
AGENTS "a Boston, ;. A. fErfENGiLL & CO., 10 state
CHARLES WOOD, Brsadw.y,
MAY, l-lJ. al,uins GJfugr VI fultOn n Y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01

Canton TO I.naiics.

Ladies who eaoieafs, requested them with
great caution, ior bv cong continued miscarriage apt
10 be produced.
For salt 10 every city ue Unfed States, ard eau be
sent by mail To any part OF Tho county.
SMITH 4 FIERCE. agents for MONTPELIER.
). 81 ElNERT, Gen. Agont Dos Broadway, ~
August, 1853 45;y