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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17
TTHK OLD ARM rHATRt.

THE OLD ARM CHAIR!-
i The Old Arm Chair. how II my memory 70
M times that have passed, of those happy faces,
Worn cut with fatigue, 70 my seat I'd repair,
While my father would sleep 10 the old rocking
chair
But now the old Chair It belongs unto me,
And my forefaihers Watch, with the old fashion'd
key;
1t has stopp'd for years past for I've no money to
spare,
ORD take 1t 10 BiRTHoLoMEW's for him to re.
pair.
One trial III give, when my purse II en.arges;
I've heard people say be is moderate il charges
So now If you have Watches, for him TO repair,
doubt not he'll please you, or III give up the
Chair.
BARTHOLOMEW, Watch Maker,
Opposite the Dispatch office, Governor street.
NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

NHEAP LUMBEK.-2O0,OO 0 feet 3 4 l inch
~ Virginia Pine Plank and Scsntling, suitable tor
boxing, sheeting, fencing, &c, receiving, for sale
low on accom- modatng terms by
BELVIN e. PARKER,
NH Mahogany and Lumber Dealers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.- We
l. have now on hand, and daily receiving, an
entire Fresh Stock of Confectionery, traits, Nuts,
Citron, Currants, Raisins, Sweet Oil, Catsups,
Sauces, Figs, Prunes, Preserves, &c sc, Fancy
Articles of every description together with every
article in our line, which will be sold low by
SIMON BONAVITA & co, No rs Main ST.
NH IA Late stand of Jos Bonavita, decd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

NEW SPRING GOODS.-I am now
v ceiving my large and varied assortment,t
Spring and GUNNER Clothing. which has been
manufactured from latest and most approved style,
from the most tssy and fashionable patterns of the
season: together with beautiful variety Of Fur
nishing and Fancy Goods for gentlemen, to which
would invite the attention of purchasers assuring
them no pains will be spared to suit them
HENRY SHAFER,
mill lO3 Main street. corner 18th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

ft'AR:-ss Barrels Tar, in nas Order, for .ale By
una ~ SAMUEL AYREs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

ADIEs' WHITE BLACK CATER
IL SCOTS AND SLIPPERS,
Ladies' white satin Cater Boota,
black -
.. white Kid Slippers
Misses white hid Cater Boots,
PEMBERTON & BRO,
fe 5 161 Main street opposite Ex Bank,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

FOR THR p Il ESEKy ATION AMD
l. BEAUTY OF THE TEETH.-audson's Rsarl
Den,irice is the best beautIfyer of the teeth and
gums, prepared only by
X r DCVAL & BRO. Druggists,
NH l6 Rank Soaare
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

EOK HlhE-For the balance OF the year, two
l. good Coess-one with a child ii months old,
and the other one without iDcumbrsnce. Apply to
EDWARD ID. EASHO,
NH IA General Agent and Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

-EErc sP kCTACLRs.--(iod and
Steel Spec,scles, light and pleasant 10 wear IL,
ladies' and gentlem sn a'' iva
spectaces Tor IA ,se who are near sighted Shell
Eye Glasses double and single eyes, ssses fi,,ed ID
oso ,anes. GEEMET IL JAMES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-07

An INDIAN CAPTIVE REsTORED.--The Adrian
(Mich.) UdtchW,dR gives an account Of the kidnap-
ping OF son of AMIR. Chubbs, living at that time in
Bssfed, in that State, and formerly Of Darlington,
Yates county, some fourteen years since. The boy
was six years Of age at the time he was stolen by
party of Chippewa Indians, who kept him for some
time concealed, and afterwards sold him to western
tribe. The latter resold him to the Blackfeet In
dams, among whom he continued to live, and mar
red daughter of one Of the chiefs. The young man
was totally ignorant Of the place of his parents resi-
dence during fourteen years, but succeeded finally in
ascertaining IT, and at once made visit to his
father, living near Detrot-his mother having died
during his absence. He Is attached TO the Indian
nede Of fe and has no wish to change his habits Or
residence. Several white children are now in pes
session of the Blackeet, according to his story wne
were doubtless obtained in the same mode tnss No
came into their hands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-07

FROM THE FROZEN NORTH.-Three members of
the Minnesota Territorial Legislature, from Pembina
the borders of the British possessions in latitude
~, recently arrived at St. Paul They were twenty
days their passage, and sixteen days in reach
their dog trains. AS Leach Lake the snow was four
feet deep. The members from Pembna report that
the crops have been excellent and the hunts produc-
tive the past season in that twentyone days travel
out of the world region in the northwest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-07

DARING MAIL ROBBERY-The Cl0ksvilie
penn) .Jefersonidn of the 26th gives an account
of daring robbery Of mail on the route betweoa
Taris and GAINESVILLE, discovered on Monday, 2lth
ult The mail not arriving at the proper time, the
contractor Mr. c. S. Daniel, left GAINESVILLE to ascer
tain the cause He found the mail bags ripped open.
and the letters scattered about the woods ten miles
below GAINESVILLE. The robbery is attributed to the
mail carrier, Lowing. He was in New Providence
on Thursday night, where he bought new suit e
steamer America, on Sunday night. The boat has
The following il a list Of letters from which money
was taken:-One from Dunlop Il Porter, Paris Tenn,
incosng $22 SIS; directions lost. One to George b.
Graham, Philadelphia. inclosiDg &c. from s. q.
Street, Paris, Tenn. One from A. p Moffat, Troy.
Tenn, nclosing GA to editor; direction lost.
One to A. II. Simmons 4 Co., inclosing IS from J.
w. Parker, Dover, Tenn. One to j. B. Ferguson.
Nashville, inclosing 81 from Thomas L. Gleason,
Dresden, Tenn. One from M. g. Bowles, Paris,
Tenn, to Brody Il Davis, inclosing $50 80. Ono
from John G.. Prestley, Locust Grove, Weakly coun-
ty to T. b. Peterson Philadelphia, nclosing q
One to J. b. Ferguson, Nashville, inclosing OIL, from
j. W. Killgore, Como, Henry county, Tenn One
from r. Avc0ck Il Son, Paris, Tenn, to G. Brothers.
Philadelphia inclosing draft for $500 on New York.
One to Fowler 4 Wells, New York, inclosing Is
note on the Union Bank of Tenn. No. IL 1855 letter F.
dated October /, 1862, from Jane A. jackson, Henry
county, Tenn. One to j. Il. Brennon Louisville.
Ky from w. H. McLeslSy, inclosing $40. One TO J..
NJ. Dickson g. CO., from A. M. Wall, Dover, Tenn,
inclosing check for $3.50, drawn by +. Howard,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, on Hewitt Lees & Co., New York,
dated Jan. 10, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-07
INTERESTING FAMILY FEup.-Thc Louisville

INTERESTING FAMILY FEUD-Thc Louisville
Journal states that the trial Of the parties surviving
the last fray in Garrard county, Kentucky, between
the Hills and the Evanses, has resulted in their ac
qutta. The different clans, with the exception OF
the Murphys and the Mays, have signed formal
treaty OF peace By the various battles, assassua-
tions, sieges &c. among the parties. eight men and
boys have been killed, several crippled and MANNED
for life and fcrtyeght children left atherless The
quarrel commenced about the year 1922.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-07

FISHERIES or TIE DISTRICT or GLOUCESTER
The editor of the Gloucester Telegraph has taken
pains to collect the statistics of the fisheries of the
district of Gloucester Mass This district consists Of
the great fishing port Of Gloucester, which has over
quarters of the business of the entire district
and the ont ports Of Manchester Rockport, and An
nisquan. The total number Of vessels employed was
l57 schooners, (of which Gloucester had 275)
manned by 2 $50 men and boys.
Mackerel, SO 1857 barrels, value. 1853 600
Goldfish. So 900 quintals, do. ......... 100000
Halbut 100000 lbs, do............" 1880
Hake, pollock, &C., do. ... $4,000
About nine hundred thousand dollars being the total
product of the fisheries of the District Of Gloucester
This aggregate greatly surpasses that Of any district
in the United States, with the exception Of Barnsta
bic county, which comprises the whole OF Cape Cod
with some fifteen or twenty towns The port Of
Gloucester besides its great fisheries has very large
domestic and foreign trade and its foreign imports
rank the third in Massachusetts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-07

AT Arrowsc Me- on the 2sth ult., by r. p SWEET FAD.
ne brio OF about 200 tons, owned by Messrs swetts
Lincoln Webb John Lombard and others, and ~ SsPs.
James Perkins, who will command hes'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-14
AGRICULTURE.

puryRE,cr ~ LATITUDE 800 iii now the ID Of June
says Massachusetts, paper and the apple full Of
"blossou.- the trees e-the blows sr- fall. ss
.ucn Gays = this viii bring the up full
/, Is the ID Of June Gays letter from VI ssis
,ppi fri,nd ny early apples hAye been 1T to
"osys-peactes Ipe aid good NJ corn Is veil oiled
e. lev such days 81 tbs val make 1t III 10 grind"
EtsH YOUR Iox.roEs-Il Is jsst As sensi de grow
peas With, busting them IL d, Tomatoes You nay
grew both in sovvny sort Of way l. yoa have plenty Of
on the ground but grOT Fl her twice As ~ei
upon som-thrgto support them and tomatoes are decided
" better gown Up the The ground an Ter
tie stade a OF vines The best support for to-
vine is short bush set firmly il the ground T1e
branches have preAd smong the limbs and sup
port The heavy rut The plan Is much better ihaa tying
stakes aid trimming according to experiences. We
have tried both way.
CoSplH,LD MOISTURE Is USDER DRAys-Professor
Mspe speaking Of the advantage under drAus, sud
how hey Affect the roots OF ysgt,toa by stare con
densed by the atmos 2here in dry, lot weather says
w hoover knew The 81 noon. the hottest day IN
sumner refuse to deposit Drops Of water the outs ie
surface OF = cold pitcher FeE persons can be found
Who have We presume observed hi, Curious opera
TIN but many b. found WIZ have more idea bow
the oIop got there than the boy had hoE Ihe chPnuck
squirrel gotio the bottom OF the hole st which point he
Asstre be commenced digging that the reason be
!eii DO dit ~ the top The expression is ~
fftr STRAITS ADD most children really believe mat 8 the
TACT because they were isugst any Oett7r-h9r
'hould They be'-Eh-n in al probability their parents BE-
Bowed The same thing jli sincerely any believe
thst understanding w make land too dry aud 10 IRE
rAiter than Improve the product
/ Pi.sTIR ToH Crtcrlla .s7 NsloS BJ1s-SeverAl
s'rfs sto 40 have COW r.-7 b. are a- oP O. "a
IT, ps-ie1 ~ Pen, scat - tres sh.'h srs ~ei
9Th CIV - fsu VII Yr,vL- he ravAcss n 'hs curclo
NvFey- to. 10y be- b. 5sa-lclA- - nsoi
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

The annexed letter from Rev DR.. Bridgeman, very
intelligent American Missionary, Who has resided man!
years IL China will be r-sd Nth interest sthousu uo
quite .o late IN point Of time some 81 the ACCOUNTS
We have slrpad, published We ASA attention - MS ~
marks that from shat he has seen OF C0nmodeEe
Perry in China and heard of bis plans ae Dr bridge
NAM is Ofihe opinion that permanent RELATIONS VIII
ere long be opened with Japan Journal CommeIss'
CANTON. tChinal y edsesdAy. April u ~
IL has been for the Oynioa OF sul- csr-Is 90
servers that hins the OF Revolution or ree
years past there have been serious troubles m various s'
Fl the tmpr snd especially the provinces Aclscent 10
tbs IN the Nest ard North
On cur arrival at Horg Kong IN the Wld Pigeon. on
the 3oth ui' ur brs that reached TIA tue
ReNOugonts hac passed down from the central provinces
and iuN sone the cs # the great plains Il
reported that ihcI oAsr Aea the tSo Pnu0Ps cities VIZ
Making and ChiLkisrg
Nths b. SGT they have taken thes- two mportAu
r.t the crisis has come, aud something decisive
BE- the i-sue To All human spp-ArNnc-s-'o far -
car uog-,he ole Aanchu On DIRECTLY cAei tbs Tartar
Government ere long tall It may isu soon It may
W. :, an 40, whose then will BE- the Government ?
The Revoluionsts seem 10 be an organised band, say
5000 strong their leaders proclaim themselves 10 %
kMcs. ,....
ard sv.rs- To wsT still terrible Snarths ana or-Sulu
slaughter have Usually ate nded chAnSe oi dynasty
Rep IT'S 10 the srh from shanghai STATE tns 'nous1
al saie there, Yet sill were ia a he! ~nu 49,
of troubles C,l MARSHALL snd Gov. BoohSm Win armed
and other oi~.r are there AnH lot oas
do not spprshend serious troubles IN 9 a. place hrs
BrdgemSn ny self. sno her little pupil h'bkhen WIN
several other wStirg tor steamer INQUIRY ehpee'el
non H. ut,al to take u on % the North
Here AL are quiet and sea srrG improvements since
1s47 ana I'll, greater since $780, when hrst came 70 this
civ.
Wewere only g. days to Kong Kong from san Francs
co Ia that city found large numbers 81 Chlnese many
of Nh. m d,iug well They number IN { it1rntS more
than y GOO and while but few IRE returning many are
a. ions ~ >, IN the Golden Hills The troubles here
vii help On the tide Of emigration.
Commoo, r. Perry here, aud from what have seen OF
him and heard OF bis plans, you may, think eApec'
,ht peraan.u; relations will before ny be open with
Jslsu. .
In such times as these want Chrt'Gn uf' MISSION
sri,s merchants civ ians and nt your RAILROAD 10
III. PAafc and your Pacific steamers 70 Cmna Aso We
vari here ~ China AL American Press Christian press
Your faithfully, r I. bKiD0EhAN.
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RrM.SELLING " BROOKLYN.

t. tas E9'tor 4 ThsN nSa.-
K:As YOU are pat-oLizer OF public good, you
would much oblsr me BY publishing The following nyour
widely circulated journal:
During the past lev weeks, notice IL your columns
hat the Police authorlies Oi the City Of Brooklyn are
sobg al II their poser 70 srop un-snOPs irJm sriing
IL >ulcay t-ra u- 80 -sy that MS d4ty Is "'"'7I
v.rv nj, il t1e >1th Ward. especially ipnk range ~
.,ai. in Columbia e.. running neay from HaDItoa a..
e. o.. Greeks ,l
HAvrg bad occasion % pass that road re sunday De
fore last e., united les han u "uppnk h'a-~' 4n1
tt MAJORITY o ttn hot Lc-Ised thry "-Fe P'lh'lyAy
.resk.q A; .rgns aud irg. ~hcn k-n-f1'y -na 10
fsf- csn o. lft- roa. that lads :" th- 'fs'A "a W
uidce Ci witch found humber o. P-f'''s
around or Of ~ sflr-sad iog-es re-'Fri iu''h
tor nat there we're officers inside ~'Itnk 10 q 90
alo srr,.tsusn pu-h-d through TIE croFi' 400 me
g. b,,s IN ..oi-o to- oficers ct the ; KIN W.rl
c,,,kn and m. ma. hit srp tn store "a. lanPSAt-
ind 10 the employ II ih- Corpora'i'n.
Therefore -. cannot such mn ln7'-aa p, Us
ir .iis-. hut th-ir shops my -'-p ia 'hl 90
..rt,r, sro =. run. --i-s v-fy z ~ q give tn-u :
slsss for l., ihii 20 tfat 10 return t'r! = :, M.
o''' asAA' AM jazz AARriss
Crf+
SatA I-u,lhr. .sly = ~
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OUR FILTHY STREETS.

NEW-YORK Monday July II, laS3
L re EGic, 4 TIE " Tribune
S.K: IptrceVe by Your paper of this morning that
ves-e a. have President PIEBcE with large cpftge
uitATy pass through the upper part Ut Bfot1"ay on
THURSDAY next | much regret that the Announcement
Na.u.t earlier uac- % ouer That TIE residents n ie
lir. OF .r,h gfi bavs h4d opportunity ~ having th7
.tree. cleaned BY private ubs'rp1'n Oscf oNLf ht'
Bosozs, above Twenty - hih = b-- 81 ,inc~ the
IL f,ep lat fall Al there little doubt bat fh, tn"se who
sr- re-o 10 t.kr part par.t- all s1r-r mlcn iro
tie ,suc. f 0ust which Ali n-ce-,>Fi' D. f'--d L.
oulo b. waste t-e - speak . Mr. ConnssAry ten
ri Arcu Anu. ou the sub-,t Cap s"u. ~ suggest
reu-CS ~ tlr iup-ICfg +Yl lHi"tl tA1yND-s4-
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HJaIeI Gnrt.

a CnhU- A Report Of Two hundred lniei ssts
~ Cs.es uratsd with Water BY ID" AhD J1
II Desd~Dt Physcian Of the Orange HOunlA" ''a'7''
Cur, nsttutob wi be IA nshed stnogt eaissl |" sn -
r.. letter stamp
a. Eps tE1TBFR Prouneop the Orause Mountain "
m. sou Crsbge. New Jeses. NstIr T. me
s.,,,, a. the Morris Rsl~ay loot o. 19oftsn
=. A and II NJ or and p NJ Dstsnos nom N'~-i"s y
pales.
DR SHEw Of Ne~Yofh earliest AsenGs "a. ,1 rIse
tor Of o. sanous "Ofks Oh ns t
81, re,e os@ns 1ufns SUMMER seasOn u connection WIZ
~, n CAMPBFLL a. II banon SDrnss Columbia County n
HIGHLAND HOME WATER-CURE, at Fish
III All Lsnciut Duchess Go. . W MAi n ~ ~
pnstor Pure and wsfer, b'auiu scenery d,is
- COS fou every direction combine % enaeT tn-
Ylf, for tb,e h}frptthc treatment ana h'nt
boaiders be accom- oot'ed .,,
TNURopATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE
n, IS Accommodation tf one hnnoee Pa'Ds
D.,srp.ts IN D.-aeA r. r. TRAIL F''prelo'' W
L EOSFORD. Assistaut
k-LWPORT WATER CURE will be opened on the
N lot Of phil T. has been ttd W with pa5icua RI Iio g.
a., arc csuv'merce aud with the celebrated a.uies %,
New or climate VIII be d,srabe cure hadfe's VI '"
RT1f kswpOri, X. ].
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1>ouRAup- LIQUID HAIR DYE is, without e1

COURAUD- LIQUID HAIR DYE is, without ex
NJ sptor OF Beva. 81 patd
syes fqsaly eesbTtdh GOURLUUs ITALiE sEDlCATtp
pupl-s eckbs s4loEne- cks rolz1De.. Ne
PCpcre upoo's han from. o. he boy Loud H1e
LIv hite Re-orsive = wk.r 6rs Store fr2o
ps1ior sc h. t Tspe9ri narn. " h.th AZ
Btos 1hpIton Boston eIds q s'd Ph4adelP- &c
NOI-NG MEN, Boards are TBrN and often
WAX Nov nv OyGTrFST WI fsr,s tss Whistler, o. Ma
sehs rev and rTurss' wsess ard Wi 70; IN o.
of ne 5esr1 - ali
Tf vii show x hole ps-r - nc
country GRAHAM no . Ann+t .ne =, Dr1sssts BROOK
lYp. Mr., HAYES No Us Fulton 8.
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the fu Cylinder driven ~ ,ni ~ eP'7 one tAS-' "
place which 10 Eve inrt-s j. fr 'r1 r~~fy :" give p
to another. and TIL ire Hnk i sta'r-'-d 81 al u
hdud ccuisnts and With nsarlg All the shlv's NJ
Of the suction b-ng strong ,a' Il tn wax - PRIV
gtttrl b. c pl-t-iy - sust-d u n It'd ar - tn'
II necessary - tn contents shicR sr- too s' -
h. taken up rough the hos the work can ~ done 10
few Minutes -hou cr-a; ng such a5oaa'i- nHis'n'-
a. We sosfirnes have 70 endure from fh- sl"~ ana easy
work Of drunken scavsng~r frnm ten % cock t l'y-
Everybody locks upon these n'gh; carts - na'Ah's
only 20 be tolerated itrou n -c--y It-f -r-
by authority vhi-h might - dspn-sf Win an Tn " '
ing sciin.s -ub-itu.-d it ihir si-sf a. ih-Y co I'D
seyen-eghu. Of H. dirty work Th-'- esr'S arr Z" -
os.d by a~ To- work until sfi-r O'Clock ~ Ike ANY
ott.r sse.s n ngs that done and -iEk-d Al - 'h7
STAR they generally aliiup.- that tine ~ al u 'u
apnoying ell The street tine when mock Psis"hs are
The pICmeLace ,
Fur small vessels are engaged IN Transporting "a ~
the Poudr.tie msnuiSci.ry Oh tie H.cH-n'|'S an 81"
TAX, Al occasional load in the rough 10 jersey W." ~
exception Il VIA; these vessels axe aF-y' Al 'n7
fcs matter Of tf- great human family IS cast rn''s7
l.y INTO the HUDSON and East River, from the DOCKS a
Morton J.ferson Rivngton snd rweniytirt 'i' v@''y
n the ANNOYANCE OF those neghboraooGs sud dAn>s7 %
uropsrty beside filing up the river, poisoning t7 "t'
ard r.1ceri1g the pier useless for any other purpose Al
Rivugton-ri - before remarked the end OF me Per
unavoidable for vessels that would TAKE 4" s
Taru # they could get IT, Al Morton ct 20 o'as nav
been dumped in one week Bat TINS p only ons i'-h oi
CIV waste The Battery enlargement taxes l'500 e@f'
Dads Day Of old pl.e1g and building rubbish Acres
Of land 1T Washington market are making oy dePo''' u"
good fezng Substances and mAsy other places are o-nS
filed up in tn. sane way The waste OF cur sewers c>n
OIL, h. iusgued-not told But here story hat tells
tseE
Cfal and Dad hn;naGlsDurng the month OF June the
following articles tSsen away from the Cfy 10 the
boats Of Mr. Ry nods the contractor for removing dead
l. Il. LII Il
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[. RAU,ROtD-To

--x-u vapK md MONTREAL RAHROAD-To
SUTLasPs S5sf
~ s@.d.. Tsts go s:1 Be TI oS5sT o si
S,sI :s 81 s' M s s:, aas
80 P NJ B.srase scfsa sI'ush Freight yin liz
a'''''' 'r''' f ARssSi HYDE No Ia South
x,IN.NDAIGIIA and NIAGARA FALLs RAIL
Tam a. az. ~ S sss' ~ S.
d..'A = s ss- i. 1 ~ s I'm: BROAD GI6GE Ii.
ss,. ss V'.;.s;, S.S Sn' 0'' route
x,o,.. Train. ssvs B.as's 7l5 a .nd 80 Tss
TS :ss sSs.s. ad .a gas a,rs
Try Oh ssS M R.r. E. Yos I'D -a Tran.
:. ~ u. c.Sssl RsiIOsd to AIs.s' sod Hs~'f0Th
x,v,, 7rain csn4ds at u A a .nd ) 2 ~ COO
s,'.ss At I2I5 NJ, Mondays Wedaesdsy' snd FrdaJ'
nes trs sbd o'.A1.at n as snd Avps SPr<A
l.svs pgss, b. he ceniiS s,o.4 - Se,'I1 M
ss DJ AID - he spauhos EIP's. At q ocs a. 90 =.
fS,cA,G ThDdsys add Saturday, sce c2,set Sis ,ns @ ~
s A. Urhcs. tNFRR
csssnosiss'. June l." lSo
YY'OLEDO, NOkWALK aud CLEVELAND Rail
ROAD OrmlDs N eonDseuos ~th ne aeh,ssn sogtn<s
sae Insna the Lsts ssore and evo1 and fs %
ne .Ipeduou ropos s-t~>ea E'ssH Sae' Soss
49, '' sCmsEh skkArGEMESr.
on 'o stsr soSDAY May ~ Passenger Trans viii
tsshSsy' sIesp''d' " follow, -, ,o,,,o
Aeoon oostion q, - - N, r9ppuss al s,arons
Bay Spres. IS M stopyin only A. ffeon; BeeV0s MOI
Nj. pres 81 II Bpm .toppn, only Fremont, sssroe
hocEoeyus, kOTVsik and Obsrnn
o., E1yre,, ioA eoVpns on7 81 Sor"ar a'nToeT's
s,,.n q. 70 N aogpiasst al stsrlon,
IS r NJ Stopping only a. Onesln Nof"' 'D-
xoesiIe Bellevue 49, Fremont
DsscrLI,
A. 1o@oo - Michigan southern nc @ 80 a. /,
trJugn SNe9tO
isJ.ra Ra-oad limos kVei omhs s "
A. b.. .,- tar nsatryad for
a..e.sk, CIV spruEfed Dsyon Cincnns- hol1nspos - to-
Mansfield nd S-ncuf'y it4fSso III
z.,ru,kv Shelby Junction Ccru"us Lenesvle NtFai - 49,
with Of Cevelzoo 20 amDhs eno D ~
.end 6f Coun,bu Cincinnati and way stat5n 90, -
Al Cvslsnd with Irni Of Lax. -hof- K7 f.ao loi .
~. Egaslo .Do slteny New % v1s OunNk 4n
sr,I o. Cevesnd Pi'sbagh Railroad ioi ,S1u - -
ybiA Baltimore soa Va ashinstOn CITY = y -..I.l-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-14

HoFplPLE - Two men in Illinois near Lacon, cams 70
t.rrl. death LIST c"mp.Ti ION ID stolen D"u7
Of LIQUOR s. be supposed, shrb hs HANDED th-ts io'
,rent They both drunk II 10 Uch haste IN 4 Us Puos-n
q, Ard deadly power Mt se0y-red oniil "" ~ -
s..r fb- syil II rurnrd out BE- nitric ~ d'i14 !"
ran wafer aid t. have been procured TT P1fPs . -
vsuizug But moment elsp.-d o-ior7 msy ~ :. 80
.Arfn "a b. ui-d with the most intense $40 = = t
main Ib.y ro.d a. d tumblrd aid c'A@S1 ~" Ia
I'D n. Earth gi,b both hand, Ddcdnk " NC oDu'or
,s ~ Nor b. dies and gro4nng All maj agony snich
lie s,u # inv had sE.Ilossd red not Goals DEAN
coon epsu.d
-. p,r,s cow IGAIs-A couple Of gentlemen we're
o,, q, aero, the wT- bridge Yesterday evening
49, ~, n m. uiddle one o' them stripped himself
III D.. clo,t-. except paDiAoon-, and ia nJ-d ID nio
- -, a oi.taEce q about $50 feet H. . the
- mo cam up uniDjar-d eIe,pt th>, be very
.,,neS The = ufl-n declined - give ms name BAT
~ nItsrsiand h. employed IN tho manufacturing
uorks Tbs IS certainly capital ssy 20 cJOl OF tns
.srm ~e4ittr but most p-rsous would prefer shorter
JUMP HA'h'Hl7 " hg Jay o,
George Gates convicted Of the murder II John l. ly
-. huI ~ DRAWS, I'D Ta--d.y last the eli, r
& M Pau g. .fe who TIfa--ss1 ~ cation ssies
tai tie in f.t4ne = be at fh- Indifference
hat ,hsrs f.riL-d hin n iH- tri In-r- Ga ls'ze
rrosc 4 sLrei4iors prt-er'. ~o1~n snd children
siV beh4yec very saoy ana Et's good rv-nce Of "a"
cs.s.sTlous Elects VI psshe gAboFs exhibition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-14

pcs Court Yesterday that Of James Collins his vie
N,t and bis ION John the latter only fourteen years
~ az for drunksLD-ss The BY, when arrested. Wa
800 drpnk He fined s. ard cOsfs and committed N
ossut Of payment His parents sent 20 the House
Of Incu,tTy for si1 mouths Boston irss7As'.
Pm ~ WrsrTrKLD-Rsnd's Whip factory ia "7stnrd,
ysss vsr destroyed by IRE l.s, lhpodyl evening iae
ifsurancs ~ q 30. ~ Ch4yn. sue 40 t,n nN<1t'
lot about s-O0 ID Vhch there 50 ysl-, 1,.l 90
Holiday s. DIcksrusn. m,chtoist-' sea L "''-'~H T"
Co, clip H.ogsitrs, we're also sGAi JOSH"