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FURNITURE, ETC.
aTEw ORLEANS and Car "a "a Y

Al EN ORLEANS and Car ffts z e SisssS st
Foiso. Rsr'si-carE22i.o9y 2 e. u, y x
r. rss Cafs-s Z ard - ~, o}4, ant M ?. - itr
ssra Itia5SA. al tyg aetr-,Fs WI. W.. ~ N'''
'ig4'y au1rFT a7d Z q a IN '''
t4orss Cars aad 49,, :, ard !0r.H.
sy,iyia nss.o7, = mil Asitp past u NiuieT
FAEs-Iscea cilrr Under yaIS saS sgTyl11s
or leihlt1 1ianaaI tt stfuhI)
ei's' IAfAYET4 T. LINE,
~ These and lon tie Depot ,oiE IaeaGfe-iee
T. rom 1af.ve.e ard 7}4c'eloet
=. Depot i5GaroEae arest...-.-..tr9 s-3i - -
u 2f''7 Wv 5s5i Is isionae TIL II aod
After wah G rafs viii sAy e"el eTmilra sfsTy 14IeA rH1
17' rs,s 49,, ., 10 aad Ii rM, from the Depo..
nd ati iJsa P, -, ir-n Lssyelss'
sscisi Sgh rafa fsr psr.ie5. Tsfa Nsiars,
el,i til aforementioned heir' iAaS'
| EEFFERSON AND LAKE ffS1s r.T z-5...s5i....3s...
D PoSTcHtRrRAIN Esa--=.a s---==1
the Carr0lt0n RailToGdf NON 'Eh O-Li-'S
| 10 LAKE FONTCHiRTHAiN--
i TRAINS. WEEK DAYS.
Fag NsuUrdHs Cdrtgi ~ Lake P07tb1rsdia
Frcn ryrito Ttyo Circle pelo5, s' 10 L
! MI, ss,4 5,e,7PM
rrou, Periio and Tvel Circle Drots1 IL 2 A N
| aie which the following Express Trans nom 1No'
Circle ", 81, ~, ~ 6lS, - P, NJ.
From Lake PoaeLs-traia (,ii Cdergiyr) % NeroTsnHi.
WEEK DAYS.
To Ferlido street Tivoi Circle DePo6 ~ 81 P l.
lt}l A. NJ. l2}4 1E ~ S@ ~ 5]s 65 ~, "a i'.H'
| SUNDAYS.
To reritic street Tigo Circle Dep ts6 -, =.
liz A. II and AZ 7. Nj ,a1r which lhc following Express nan
to lyo cr'e: Ia -r 5}4' -, 05i' IA e l. w.
t- All the stove Trains take W ad land areSr rs AZ tSe
StT- Baggage received At Deputs only. 49,
ss- Fsrel Newoans and Carrolon, IS cet ca,
betHeea CarrotOn md lake Pon''hariran 10 cent?
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AMSTERDAM.

EOR AMSTERDAM-Passag only ,is1s
J. The sp.ndii sailing American chip MAKO Ahees
GLOVER tap', Chase, having all her c'eared, WI
quick dispatched the nboso rgIt for M a % ~
the 'nphn on hohd, ~ fo 10
flr.t D,trict ~. WIITNEy CO. 81 Canp STREET rryl9
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tion Of Mr. Richardson, x Boston. for transport
ing letters through bo'l5B tubes with Telegraph
ic rspiiity, seems 10 find favor with the frst
merchant and business men of that city. He
has made a series Of experiments which have
been considered satisfactory, and a company has
been formed under the general law Of Msssa-
chusetts, who own the patent right, and another
is being organized called the New York and
Boston Atnospheris dispatch Company, for the
purpose of laying down tube tuo feet in diam
eter between the tive cities, for the traDsporta-
ton Of letters and parcels. committee Of the
Legislature who have examined into the matter
are about to make a favorable report, and
charter vii doubtless be granted. In ths mean
Zine, subscriptions are being raised to the stock.
and it Is confidently expected that 10000 will
soon be raised, with which the tubes can be laid
as far as Worcester IF the anticipations Of the
inventor and his friends are realized, new
wonder Of the age will be developed, and the
fable Of the old woman who wanted to send her
sealed letter by telegraph become An every day
reality. New Haven Courier, 23d.
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LEGHORN.

JsOR LEGHORN- A fast SAILING stsN
american ship JOHN BRYANT Capt Dyer, has room 49,
EI 50 the hu thereof small sowsge Hnd
few days rhi ship has superior cabin y
or passage appyto the Naphu On ou >"
r,si 92 First Dintriet, ind for freight apply
utgQ J.l I. &
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ST. PETERSBURG.

ESOR ST PETERSBURGH. = Passage 4SS
l. opiy-The fast sailing American ship SEA EAGLE 49,
,pt Wliana having her ergagsd, Nili qukly
sps For passage only having superior scconnodson'
L. he Capaiu on board a. p. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp apS
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GLASGOW.

I'OR GLASGOW The American ship fsgN
DENMARK Cant reurn ns nearly all her cargo As6f
Engaged will have dspatch Fer balance ollieghi
III 10 t;IFFNEY 4 LOWELL. ll6 Common Ieet apeb
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HATRE.

no ,d a III lave oncl dspacn. freight Of 400 htles
cotton, apply to j. =. Nllli"Et -" camp n'vtt
ls- For passage, apply u the Corei1 on 9.ttd ny
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Il a MIDAS Can't Jordan having The greater Tar' ~
her engaged and going board, vi meet WIN
III '' LEVI H. GALE, CoLm'1 str,rt.
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LMH LIYERpOOL--The = ] Americnn !.


: sIt. ship MOSES TAYLOR Capt Fi.nclr
. greater part hrt engaged aud
80 dtafAtch. For tulane Of freight Of
.t to LEVI IL GAlE, s3 Common street.
passage having handsome accommodations for A'4H, "
90 tie captain ppsfg ~
.. d. NJ. i.ts.t rvsi
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NOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- sss5 IA
~ mediate hndngs-1he regular "a
"a kct EMPRESS, Capt A, n Wilson, win leave \ ss
brlAurt OF tue snson re iu!l0W6i
SATURDAY, June II, at 5 o'clock p.
SUNDAY June %, at 10 o'clock A. ~
MONDAY. July II, O'Clock ?. n.
WEDNESDAY, July -, at o'clock ?, N.
SrROTiIER BROS, 4 gnuts, Is Pcyltat street
EHylH
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
CHLIFORNLH.

OR CALIFORNIA, via VERA -efTF$,
TO California
n lo IN So via N,taCrur Mexico Achpulhe
magnificent Steamship TFAS, buTthen, Henry Place
rsuanttr NwOrlehu fof veraCru the st and Ian
li O'Clock tuay, carrying the u S. Mals
leave NraCruE daily n the City Of MeIico, from thence b
Al, ru mute an
IflE NgyiChN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY wii
taiy Inv, tringeH Road Acapulco ready
through ManwLf
r. Afllro passenger will b. long
tss.a. iu5iutthtr particulars, apply 10
HARRIS 4 MORGAN foot Of Jaliastvcet,
opposite the Stoanshp Landing
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H.HTERLNG PLqCES.
n AXE SHORE p,crrT STEAMER rr---

n AhE Hl1pHE GACkE ET STEAMER ri /.
CREOLE Snu1ler
- "a SitlNTt~ BlfiFiH
tr' steamer CRFDTF. Charles Waller
f'' hi- rlIe, H viii laAv-
~
TEEsBA AYS....h- \. ". Ca11 FRIDAYS .by p VI Can
THURSDAYs " fars SATURDAYS ~ a r. Nj fats
80 ite lout' r. arrival Carr
Is !pl!uNa
- La1ses t'a ~. L>qtey E5-iay.:
~ ESQ iS...,. w A ~ car. WEpfS -Sfis
III hslAiS .he A. NJ rsrs THURSDAY. EVENINGS
tflls nv p. NJ SATERDf
SAIL Rays. =. Mras. SUNDAY EVENINGS.
~ " isht received a THE RAILROAD al the week u
y Tie wv "a. office of The Agent on Tss
sNs ant iHurs# e aH z atE Etass saiBr
da' Ht ~ "'ti,ek
~ tre t tgy S. lis and Pass Chrr "a Children
yrnts z5 IeeE Il frr Mssa-ipp ca.
sprizs 81 81; Cm't7en al srv.r.s - 30; Dog, ~.
q 4tiIiES. 81 TH,-e.
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DO.v.4LDSO.N-pILLE.
EyOR DoNALDS0NXLLE AM

s.N)E. Dun NALDSDNkl lille AND e5 n
TIE COAST pr1Hl4r 1lf Tfrra ,aiaa siisHS ~
-i1'. ~ gFd &! fi'sHst Il. 81. JONES.
" u! r, nr fGr, ". i4i ffa1e,
1919 (eFO e-n' 'fg Np'btY WEpSfstthf ani F"DAf.
2 d Ret gine. 'uarss
III INbtN ard SATURDAY MORNINGS.
~ 81 sud " p '4u irrisHt and no
t9T wft~.t NIP.. On b. afi, e. I' T. vrf Whtr..
MARTIN G0rTBss. fr
EOCLtGSY n GANfCITFAt,
ROMAN q kEkNION
~ Tie rea will have 'l"rk tie sve Thur
lnN hnI ra''fitN % re'rfvc lg1t In
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CONSTABLE,S SALE.

Ftsr Irgrres's CouET, lean FRoNTERE lrDcs aul VIE
PaHtair OrtKANz. No. r. s3s.
spY VIRTUE Of writ Of ieri facas 10 me
directed b. Hen t. I. Ga"an- f J1.'-a .5-
the Parish "a Orleans will ~ llb SATTK
DAY, -rp d s58 l. o'eoak s. my Wlre-lo4se 80
~ Teb1IpItbuts street
one LoI OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
as2l ~. HOPPE co7.,a'ae
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VOLUME E vi.
STATES MAIL STEAM III


---------------,
BTNITCD STATES MAIL STEAM -gfST,
sar G9NPASY G'r 1oG"sTI.s TSg % The & rni9. f.: ~
@ 5ofSH F @S &sas &s@f & VI rd s s', M VS. a'
3 s 5 so S@ @ @s%n %. M, y Of & ,g % % 5 s % hon s % ag
orleans dre o Arlin~a tr nh and 42i wheg ", dal'-
n;y; T, i ,,c q T9, \ FaS' ysp coYpAyy
Tn ,," '' ,as o1s9s r g M cG%S'Ss Is co,
9o 1000 ons GnER4kt t @ ,o,.
EiIifRE cry 11oa tns IL D6RhDJ
fiAnN - H. al ami M, Al sR rtb
Il new .'ea9. 70 H. i0R NO aid eFALcoS ~l form ad
t rr between vesorans AMI ksfino The 1th aud
J, i Zach anl eid forming the Pacific s'es Through
G' @ a,' gs @ iro 2r6s y. ,lo aa r- ARMSTRONG
AH COS rs E "a, Ai1",, , a 'a'' place
+, & e, y 5 s1,c. ,,,a ID 5say, r.S', a,.
See s.aatyes. As
rs,..ngrt, s. az anai a, y ao,d D-Ps A'fa ir
'-.5 ,sa.o 'rsn , ,aarl i l',.,n
@ .. r a;- s,.xr expense whoa
] @ l a 6Sg u ,i pase Nan scara.bip
@ p r. ng ,,o Go 'se i' one of 'h.' Vi" he always " i a"
EoLpt 3 tons tons "a o tons tons
S3fHEESE l59 toS. GASH
aEaS2 s9EaS2r 'oa. I..'lS ,sa ,@a
pabiie #e iaiaftal hat anler
] 4 ' s, M, 'gss'T and =, I9ss3G H. y a ihs Ha 3 & vi d
i ssa s ] % i III ~ ~ iays y' Of yi, 5p' na w. q
h,i l ~cn End q ;f route e cysr ascd'e,s
@ AZ .5 At t raer @ for o.. ,Rs aps y d. Ma'
...... 'a r. .,.r % @ '' eta @ , sra, '9. N at
' is5,' '' % i,ofa
VI -'g' r.,.a sa,..,, +, , ,.., ,,.,.s. i s,a-r
i las~E on. go ? -,.2,, skses ia Z a., 4,
s - eu'a ~ loot . irony rnssua 10 fr'e. a. tie ra'e
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS. ETC.

s,..-fT ls,lyIfe,&- s,If55..s.-.s7 -
IS 'a e 2. sp .1vr s eo. soa t.v..
T,,vnT ~ 300 t.-.-s.
- s5iS cov9rRss ) n. s- -r-soupf,osi,. sweet.
-r,nnIr1v ,rr,r I.rDprN-c,e 400
AuDAl-E-7 otALED tthRtNUS- - 2Oo
'''fi f c,Egias s.' vi ad e ct. ,p ~
i ARGE NO. MAeKEEEL - 200 barrels,s
e. 1a.csa.'saas' Z 20 ! 'sals -rtr -t,.,s.
WiNTER BLEAcHED WHALE on.-I7
e. iflelRFfs o. s''f q 's "a e Is y. aao S street.
I ID OE HERRING NEW "a ,,eLa-..t-
TOM 4 e. sPfgs s,iP,tas '9,aT s 4, sA,s ea ar s
= % - 70 common -.-ae ''3
ahT--7o ai ~ '.eree5 .. Dulhelds Extra Sugar
5gfn H-w HrttPt4 i 1n l5cna,r.on ana azc.,.,,,
( 4 'HLORIDE or LIME IN POWDER in
y .arsils.Il -ass. ., s.a-. 30 - ri. lg
-, 9 Z '.,.s' : ,'''' '..2l'.z''. ...-'s.
sAIVN-2b casks Clear and X bert Sides,
''' '''' s. .'Is ntLaY. : X Fsi.g .',..
gJAMs--A few casks and tierces, Plain and
- Ea II. "a r.se.r.sis..,,.e..
a.oLUTON or CHLaaDE Of SODA, orr
- TT ~, .i' :.'s s,1S-,a,. sy ..,-.,
I50NEY-l0 hhIs and bbls, in store, for
orI.,, .,,. ,,,.a s,l,, ,,'oo'' % 'sl' ...,-e
~ ss ., II. : ssa5i . q s' IT, .ts.. mn ~
4 MACKEREL-1 bbls new No j. large. to
US any, ''F 81 g. H'yc.F7ga ,,.e
RACoN-50 casks Clear and Ribbed sides
''' s'''''''' in ''T: "a 4 S.fsv &, .s y !,
I 'oWPEAs--lmporteJ from Carolina express
- eH's,,', : =, - ee9E2a ,-s, II
4 ~ II E,'1 ,'s2o9 1a''ss e0perhne St LOUIS
s'2t.'. . - = 7 z-sassi'eslas - .,...-
4 O1t-'--'op rtlh5 1 FAit " fiite ana lelOW,
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AHTHlTE LEAD--ln 25, so, 100 and 500 lb.
kegs, Atlantic, Cnn Bpeklyn, Pacific Ulster and
sausfss whs FRENCH tNCoT sAle by
iyss A. pELhsRAYE d co, n MsssIas sIsst
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t-tUaDElE8--
~ te. ,A# ey a. T. cosIi,lAN co.. 81 Gr,.er street.
tIIEoN, NE1tt.-D ALMONDS aud CANARY SEED:
tla'oNns wAANtfS nai III lGtRis ie,sa
Z iEEsE- 100 boxes English Dairy and Pine
~ s ,se, ss reesy Il Star tbs saltl Ter
.. NJ MrALtIN q 90.
H#IT lm - t"nanen Aal SO tnai
FgRoOMS 50 dozen, landing from bark J en-
- ~. HART u Co 70 Tehoapitoaias street.
OsJRAW PAPER-lO00 reams, landing from
4 , bark Jsuuy Liad sale lV
8. j. HARr & co 20 1ybeoritcalns street.
otSG LAss-50 boxes Coopers' Shred and
- . }. HArr co ~ rehoupihulas street
EltbINGS--60 hhls, No. |, new, to arrive,
Go sails " j,H CARTER co. is iys
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a. UNDkIES-
~ NEW MAY BUTTER-2u dIkluE Aud 10 kegs St. Lous;
STARCH 800 boxes For's.
STAR CANDLES 5OQ boxes hest Cneipnafl bisnds
lAkn-tTms, B thls. alf kr.ss
HAMS5g lefces c'nRe uuau k4tr' Fancy Sugar Cared;
DRIED BEEF -L4nvased;
STEAW PAPETt-s0o5 rcan landings
ALE AND CIutR--lp1 blAa 1ay 1ti- and Nsssafs
it4 ibis Prime Newark Cider,
LARD oIL-I0o hhls. hsst Cincinnati brands;
NHlSkY-Iyl tbla, r. sssAa Fot i by
iel a =. GRIEF q co. 80 and 20 Oh Leyrs
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Gtt. Ell tAANt4sfL-s, Ef l1ht At.n l,5tsbur...
T.. SNiEt'EN, Fr,.-. Ag-ut, "ttI.n, .HHa.
MAEkAW x MOONS, Fraieht gent, HaaGmera.
fsg 3m II II HOUSTON, General Frt d, Agent P5picFbs,
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RLADoN SPRING WATER-5o bbls., just
~ Ia T. H. MsGLfiy co 20 copsoa sad as Canal IT,
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ITEMS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

-JArAN.-A letter from Roy. DR..
Brldscman, American missionary. dated at
Canton, April 3oth and published in the y.
\. journal Of Commerce, SAYS. Commodore
Perry Is here, and from what have seen OF
him, and heard of his plans, you may, |
think, expect that permanent relations will
before long be opened with Japan"
II cure for the man that is always he
hind the timcs,--A dose Of 5,scLup three
times day.
That wasn't bad idea Of sam Slick :
when suffering from intense heat. he said he
felt desire to " take off his flesh. and sit
down in his bones awhile, to cool himsclr''
~ late writer in the Ohio Cultiyator
gives the following remedy, for the benefit of
those persons who are suffering from having,
their nails grow into the flesh -. Cut Il
notch in the middle Of the nail, every time it
Is pared. The disposition to close the notch
draws the nail up from its sides. 1t cured
mine after had suffered for week, with ito
festerng.'
- Sons OF CRsPIN.-The craft is rich in
names which have become in greater ar lesser
degree, household property. There was the
eccentric I4ackington, who, in the title mao.
OF his Autobiography, tell us that he cane to
London with five dollars in his pocket. and
rose to be u book seller, having an annual sale
OF hundred Thousand volumes. He had been
shoemaker in the west Of England. There
was Sir Cloudeslcy Shovel, the rcdoubtable
admiral. There was Fox, the real orlrin.
al Friend. There was Hans Sachs the moo,
OF Nuremberg, and the friend of l.uther.-
There were the radical Hardy and the astro-
logical Partridge; the powerful Clifford, and the
gentle bloomfield. There were Savage and
many others-all SONS OF Crapn before thew
turned their thoughts and energies into new
channels.-Dtckcn's HouSehoid Uords
- good old minister prayed for those of
his congregation who were too proud to kncel,
and too lazy to stand.
- The number Ct exhibitors who display
their wares IN the New York Crystal Palace, is
SIX thousand,
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Georgian spring Water.
PLANTAGENET. c. w.

ENllS WATER is highly recommended
Tor all Impurities OF he Blood, acting slightly
upon the BowrIs,and producing health and strength
to weak persons
,1nalDsis Of the Udtr Of The Gcorgian SJging
have made careful quantItlve analysis OF a
quantity OF this Wafer sent me by the Proprietor oi
The Spring Captain kains. II Is Saline " alter.
containing earthly Chords, with portions OF Bro
mds and Iodids, thus resembling the Plan,agrnci
Water, from winch 1t dlllrIs chiefly IN the presence
OF portion OF SuIphateS, which are not often mel
with IL Waters OF this class IN the Province II
has specific gravity OF icUS -, and contains IN
one pound avoirdnpoJ, The affixed quantities o the
following substances.
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! LILL1PuT STEAM Engines Two of the
most interesting curiosiics in the English de
pallmont, and pr, baby in any department Of
the Crystal Palace. are two snail steam en-
glnes, both OF which arc complete in all their
parts, and yet so small that the aid Of the
microscope is needed tor their inspection. One
OF these, high pressure engine. stands upon
an English tourpenny-plccc aud excepting the
lty-whecl IL might be covered with a thimblr.
boll 81 these engines were made By Mr. War
ncr, n Matchmaker, England and some con.
ccp'lon may be Termed OF the mnucness of
| the instruments with which this work was
manufactured when we are told that the scis
sorS winch Mr.. Warner used IN rs construction
were 80 small that 1t would require some hun.
'rrdS OF them to weigh one u,ucc. 1t works
It IS stated, with precision and rrcat rapidl,v
ny atmospheric pressure (in lieu of steam J. AMI
MhCh II Is IA notion 1t must BE- truly wonderful.
| lie screws, valves, pstons, &C., which com.
pose II, are lnnnmoHbIe, and it would require.
we should think, the prlicncc of job to place
! "'" 'og''n'r, rach ~ i" proper place, ANA 81
as To discharge It's proper functions. Mr.
Warner is reported to b. practical hand at
such work, ana from This we should iuduc he
Is iuiy competent to invent and arrange ma
chlnory for the use Of tine nhablnnts of the
invisible world. 1t must be- wonderful to see
thS puihnT ana blowing, an hboflnr. upon
Your hand and in SO small thing to sec de-
hpnN'ri"d power winch has rCyn,utiuniZ,d
u" SOCIAL condition Of the whole human family
III the same case with tins engine IS another.
winch may truly BE- called fairy work, anho'
twenty llH"S argrr thln the one already all
InI"d TO. This ono being largo enough to
measure, w" are enabled to inform the curious
IS To us dimensions, which are a. follows
Length OF beam, ! l. inches height Of SUN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-08-05

O. Prof. Gcrvinus, of the University of
Heidelburgh, IN his Introduction to the 'lliStory
of the Nineteenth Century" for the publication
al which he was convicted of high treason by
the government Of Baden-speahing Of the
United States, says -
"Ihis new state by its astonishing achieve
ments in fortune and power, has suddenly sur
passed all others, and the bodest political ad-
vepturers have succeeded, and Knocked at all
sccptlcs. The government OF the people, even
when scattered over Unreasonable tracts of
country has shown itself to be compatible with
order and prosperity ; the progressive consItu-
ton with the maintenance Of Old confirmed
usages; the free exercise of relgIon with
piety; the absence of military power with
warllke spirit the most enormous increase of
C. population thrown together by chance with
patriotism rooted in freedoms the administrl-
ton and government through officials and rep
resentatlves, chosen by and from among the
poor, with order and economy in the household.
This prosperity, combined with u simplicity in
the constitution which lays it open to the CON
prehenson of the plainest UNDERSTANDING has
made this state and this constitution Il model
which the most enlightened of men as well as
the dlScontcnted, and the lovers of freedom in
MI nations, strive to initiate. Their declaration
OF rights in l776, has become the creed of
liberalism throughout the world"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-08-05

"A correspond lent of the n. Y. TdHl
.News stltcs, that among the collection o
| japanese articles IN the Dublin Exhibition
there Is a medallion head. in pnpicr machc
over which appear, in bold Roman capitals
the words Jean VI llton."
- A new guano island has been discov
cred by Captain Sinclair, Of the Helen, on hi.
voyage from Liverpool TO San Francisco.
- Is the Wing party dead or not : Pos
ton POST
Put your finger in its mouth and you will
perhaps find out-Louisritie JoWaa.
-" Nike, and is it yourself that can be
after telling me how they make ice creams =
In truth | can-do they not bake them in
cowld ovens, 10 be sure -
- a person returned from n first visit to
New y ork, was asked if he didn't think some
OF the new hotels there rather imposing edit
ccs; he sand yes but to his mind truly unpoS-
'Rg Spccfaci was u mock auction. -BOSton
P,St.
- 4 laUgh0bc story of some carrier pir-
cons Is told in AN Antwerp newspaper the
editor OF celebrated journal published in
hat city, sent rcpnrtCf to BRUSSELS for the
Kings speech and with him a couple of car
rcr pigeons, to take back the document. At
brussels ne gave the pigeons IN charge TO a
"aitcr' ana called Tor breakfast lie was kept
waning '"r 5o!"e tlhc' o"' very delegate irlc-
assoc a'0neI ,or 'he delay. Aicf breakfast
he paid his bill, and called for his carrier plg
cons. "llgcons cSrlaimed the waiter, why
you have eaten them !"
-Thc Boston Trureller understands from
reliable authority, that t,a prcliminarcs have
been settled torihc ro,nnlctr ,,dnstnrnt Of rho
lone pcndinr dillirultio! Lntvcnn tLr nns,,,,
Concord and Montreal Rnilro,J nn III, AN"
part. and the Northern and pns.uu.,..,., r,,J
the other part.
itP.'sVn.'u ''' 0P'h'S" M"nHf'hl AT v ASH
',I ' p"'i He''S WIN @r''l discretion
t,'u ~. mas oIIh "PI"h"C" MI'l>''f' OF
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On the 1jh ult the tollowinr i,nDnri,I G,1,,,,
was issued guaranteeing th,, rlrh,s. pr,y,lnrn.
ana immunli!cs of ali sulirri. w,i.,n ,Io
on'GnS dGnlnIons not belonging 10 the ia4tn
~ i9'aH =
imp 'i'hi frn1n, SlGnod autographicllly.
thI uciNcfed to the Greek Patrilrch, June I,
'o'2'
LET the resolutions contained in this my
imperial ordnlncr be pcrprtnaI,y and tlith,jully
executed and let all men abstain from and
guard agnnsi lhrlr violation.
~ lclest honor Of the notion of the Mes
|lal, support ami strengthened of the people of
Jesus wreck Parirch of Con>tantnuple may
""d preserve to thee H., rank Upon rccciv-
I"- my IMPERIAL ordnance understand this
which now fellows:
"rhc Supreme Hrinr. tba only pis,o,s,r ,r
celestial benefits. hayInr. IN ms sn..r,,.,,,,n
dejgncd to place me on the imn,r,,I ',l,-,a?'
and powerful throne of the C,h,h,,o'. a,,I
having confdcd TO nv soycrciou and ,n,i,oI,i,,
lnnds. MS ii sacred tru,t 50 many, ur'.,,;,,,.o
and towns, and IhnGmcr,l!e cli,s,.. of s,hi.c,.
of ditiarnut r.,.,,. =, L,, L,,,, -' J'I'I
sollcl'udc, as it was my duty as Calph. and
my nigh mission as sovereign, to watch I'M
craSlngiy, cnnsecra,lng all my cares to sur
round my subjects WITH a cpppIcte protection.
ana to secure 10 them the enjoyment Cf the
most perfect tranquility in respect of their
religion and their spiritual affairs without OK.
ccrllon.
"Thc C,vor,bI, rosnI,, a li, oo,.,a -
couluct h,vn bron oI,,n',.. .,
Of nv mineral p,yinty ,h., a,,. ~ "pJ,J'
NAV have c'ont m L,i,n ~, i,,,' .,, "''''''
cclycI through ncrlirrncn ,o,, ,o 80" "''',,
unroo,nJ sn No., II 90 '"''""- n'Y
renewed.
"The spiritual and spccrj ori,ilcaos oront
ed by my llus'riou, ancestors ia Tho c,,[r,, If
my faithful Christian subjects of the Grorl,
rite, and also confirmed and consolidated ~,
me the immuuiIcs and riobi4 a,,r,hu,ol f.
the churches and lnonI,Ic,ios. with ,bo lam Is
and possessions annexed to them. and to all
other religious establishments and nInccs ~
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TO The PH amt Coin Eroltrs, C,iy .lGrslaIls
amt 'o''Cc OErccy amt HE Pu5hc G,aeraRp
Of .\ur I"gina, the ,ujtFe Saics, a,
t0lGta.
M Association of Banks for the suppression C.
tnHnt"l'rrmG will pay the person who Shall
ml Sh information winch shall lead 10 the coy.rion
ana sentence "t Oh" parties herein mentioned the
i,h"wlng .ulS. To Wis: \ RrWald of Two Hun.
dred ana Eiiir Dollars tor each person convict
ed and Nr"lcucrt Tor engraving plate or plates tor
Gonhtlltll sank Bills, on dies Tor altering Bank
Bills, and \ Reward 0tTweuty-Fiyc DolIni :
"r 'ath person convicted aud -eu,tncrd Tor utterng
or passing counterfeit Bank Bills said sums 10 ne
paId upon the prcscntauou OF the certificate of the
Iudgt, or the prosecuting officer, OF the Court
where such conviction shall be uhtained-ptuvidrd
SAID eounterlcls are on the Banks in New England
suitable rewards viii also he paid tor the conviction
aud sentence o the makers OF counterfeit COM or OF
dies Tor the sane aud ior the u,tyiug OF such com
lhr above are additional to any rewards authorized
by State laws
Per order OF Executive Committee
VI. GORDON, secretary
Boston, June l. 1854. wigws