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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23
LOST AND FOUND.

KM N REwARD.-LOST OR STOLEN, GOLD PA
BOU tent lever watch hunting cases, makers, MI.
Sbias Co. Liverpool No 8, ,644. By returning 1t to
Francis Brown 4 Co., liz Chatham street. this sum will
he Maid and no questions asked.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-18
From Chambers Journal.
THE FRENCH spy SYSTEM.

THE FRENCH SPY SYSTEM.
Among the many families which rose into mo-
tice under the empire of the first Napoleon, few
held more distinguished position in the Parisian
society of the day than that of the Countess
B.. Her house, at the period of which we
speak, was the rendezvous of all the celebrities of
the time-marshals of France, statesmen, ar
fists, men of letters, alike crowded to her sa-
leons
The Baron n was one of her most fire.
quent guests, and had the reputation of being as
witty and amusing parsonage as could be met
with; in consequence, his company was very gen.
orally sought, even by the highest circles, in
which, though but little was known of his family
or connections, he had found means to obtain an
excellent footing.
One evening in the winter of 1905. brilliant
party was assembled in the gay saloons Of the
Countess B, when gentleman, well known
to ALL arrived in breathiess haste and apparently
much excited. He made his way as quickly as
possible to the countess, and all crowded round
to hear what great piece of intelligence he had to
communicate.
s.We are all, think" said he, "well ac-
quainted with Baron Nj, who is SO con-
slant visiter here. l regret to say that l have
just learned, in the most positive manner, that he
is undoubtedly spy; he has, in fact, been seen
to enter and to leave the Cabinet of Monsieur
Fouche.''
The assembled guests were thunderstruek at
this unexpected announcement, each one endea-
voring to reeollect what indiscreet expression
might have passed his lips in the presence of the
treacherous baron; and all, naturally enough,
feeling extremely uneasy at the possibility of be-
ing called upon to answer for some long forgotten
words, spoken, as they thought, in the security of
private society. The hostess, of course, was
most indignant at the insult which had been
put upon her, and could hardly believe in truth
of the accusation.
However, something must be done; the baron
was momentarily expected; and unless he were
able to clear himself from this serious imputa
ton, he must be at once expelled from the socie-
ty. After some discussion, therefore, it was de-
cided that, upon the arrival of Baron NJ, the
countess should request few minutes private
conversation with him, that she should take him
into another room, and having told him of what
he was accused should ask if he had any explana-
ton to offer, as otherwise she should be obligeS(
to signify to him, that he must discontinue hi
visits.
In the midst of the invectives which were pour
ed forth on the head of the unfortunate baron,
that worthy made his appearance Immediately
all was silent; and though he advanced to greet
his friends with his customary easy assurance, he
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y. M. ZIMMERMAN,
No. 1888, Main street, Corner Of 10th, RicI,

nFFERS for sale a complete assortment of House
~ Keeping and other articles. as follows:
CmLery-Fine ivory handle Knives and Forks, in sets
OF pieces by the dozen set ivory handle Knives by
the dozen; buffalo handle Knives and Forks Carvers
Steels and pocket Knives, bread Knives Scissors
fruit and other Knives
brass Kettles, Fry Pans Grdrons. Waited Irons. Fur
naces Fenders Fire Irons, Coffee Mills, &c
Saoer Plated Ware-Castors, Spoons, Forks butter
Knives, Walters, Toast Racks, Shutters and Trays,
Alota Pate-Tab1e, dessert and tea Spoons, salt and
egg Spoons. table and dessert Forks
Britannia Vare-Tea and coffee Pots cream Jugs gu
gar and sop Bows Piggins soup Ladies' Casters Mugs
candle Sticks, gas Lamps
TIN Vaye-Engish block tin coffee and tea Pots, su.
gar Dishes sop Bowls and cream Pots dish Covers eof
Japanned pYare-Toilet sels water and slop Buckets
cake Boxes dressing Cases. spice Boxes Trays nur
sery Lamps plate Warmers tea and coffee Canisters,
tumber Drainers
Bathing Apparatus-Locke's patent shower Baths,
hand shower sponge, hip, Emerson and chdrens bath.
ing Tubs
best article manufactured in this country water Coolers
ice Trays. Picks and Mallets, ice cream Freezers
C3ocks--Americap, French and Vienna, 80 hours
and Is day-a large stock from the best manufacturers
PAPER Machie Goods Stands, Tables, Port Folios.
Trays and Walters, and variety of other articles in
laid with Pearl and Painted
Wood Ware S'c-Tubs, tickets, Churns, Piggins
Water Cans, Barrel Covers Brooms, Mats Willow Wa.
CONS, Cradles, Baskets-plain painted and embroider-
ed.
Brushes and Brooms-Hair. wall, dusting shoe. mar.
king, fur nure, crumb, scrubbng, white wash, flesh
TOOTH NALL hat and clothes Brushes and sweeping
Brooms. -..
Musical Recommendations, Guitars, Flutes, Ac-
cordeons Futiras, Banjos violin, guitar, and banjo
Strings, nc.
Combs-Tortoise Shell and imitation tuck, side, dres.
sing, pocket, fine tooth and wood Combs.
Cast Iron Hut R0cks-Together with Perfumery
Soaps and Fancy Articles great variety too numerous
to beembraced in an advertisement. my4
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-18

ENOB HIRE.-A No. l Dining room Servant for
Il the balance of the year
TOLER & COOK,
je Agents r.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-18

Young men who have injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED in when alone-a habit frequently
learned from evil companions schoo-he effects of
which are nightly felt when asleep; and if not
cured renders marriage impossible and destroys both
mind and body.
What pity that young the hope of his countryl
and the darling of his parents shosd be snatched from af
prospects and enioyments OF life, by the consequence
deviatng from the path of Nature and intulgng in
certain secret habit Such persons before contempla
ki,,1x
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-18

HNOK HNyAAIDS.-.Carter's Fermolne and
IL Heckers Farna, two of the best Farinaceous pre-
parations known for making wholesome and nutritious
diet for Invaids and children. for sale by
ADIE & GRAY, Druggists
je l LAT Main street.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-16
ROXhnry Rubber Ware Rooms.

~ Washington st., Boston, Mass.
TINlE subscriber solicts call from all who are IN
want of Rubber Goods. The Goods at thi.
establishment are all manufactured under Goodyear,
Patent, and warranted not to be affected by heat OF
cold.
Amongst the great variety arc-Coats, Capcs
Pants, Caps, Air Beds and Pillows, Life Prcscrvers
Horse Covers, Nursery Shooting, Carriage Cloths
Rubber Gloves aud Mitcns, Surgical Articles Tray,
cling Bags, Rubber Boots, and Shoes, Rubber Hose
etc, etc.
At wholesale and retail, by NJ. LEIGHTON.
81 Washington Atrtd, Bo,ton, Miss
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY SEPTEMBER Is, 1853
s. NJ. pETTENGILL x cos,
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FlRElPROOF SAFES.

DANEY, July ., 1853.
Mr. KERsuAw-ncnr Sir | have received the
safe you made me in good order, and am highly
pleased with it it far exceeds my expectations in
the construction and style Of finish the whole
| think it model safe.
not being acquainted with Mr.. Kcrshaw had
only seen one of his advertisements, and wishing to
get me a Salamandcr Safes. enclosed draft to the
order Of Mr.. Kcrshaw, requesting him to make me
safe such one a. he could for the sum specified in
the draft he promptly flied the request by sending
me the above mentioned safe which safe | think
could not have got for the price paid for it, if
had bargniucd with him at his factory for it. If
was wishing to get another safe ! should not take
the trouble to go to his factory to bargain for it, but
| should send a draft to his order, and should put
full confidence in him that he would send me better
article for the price than ! could get by making
bargain with him if were ut his factory.
BENJAMIN BARNES.
r. KERSUIW'S Premium Fire Proqf SAT-
FmtorV, ~ thori,i ,rn Nirot. Also for sale n
lIoNENs LApn'S. 81 Union street, and c. SCrDnEI
& Co.'S. 80 Pearl street. Boston.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
September :, 1853.

At market 21G9 Cattle, about 1000 Bccvcs, and
96i Stores consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calvc., Ycarlings, Two and Three Years Old.
Priccs.-Alarkct Bccf-EXtm 57,j0a7,Ij pcrcwt
LIST quality SIa7,2 81 quality SG,2jad,jO 3D.
quality Sj,jDaG ordinary Siaj.
IIiic4-SG per. cwt Talluw 81 80.
PcltS 75c ! -. Calf skins lc per. b., quick.
Veal Calvcs-SG, :, 10 II.
SronHs-Working OXcn-S9G, l07, ll2 100.
= Cows and Calvcs-S2l, D. ~, -, II a..
Ycarlings-Ss, 9, 10 II l0A.
Two Years Old-Slj, IS, u n IS.
Three Years Od-S2l, ~, 81, a IL.
Sheep and Iambs-jlN1 at market Extra 5
A,?5, s, by lot, $50, 80, ,, $3.50.
Swinc-Nonc.
Remarks-Thc market IS well stockcl--attcn-
dance very large. but owing to the excessive heat of
yesterday and to-day, the sales are slow and hard
Tho first cattle trains in yesterday sold quick and
we'll. Some Of the cattle trains were too long upon
the road, for want of motive power to put them
through and the cattle injured by hcing in the
too long. The supply of live poultry small, and in
demand.
lO6 cars clmo over the Fitchburg Railroad, and
2i2 over the Boston and Lowell Railroad, loaded
with cattle, sheep, horses swine and fowls.
No. from each state
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hecp 4 Lambs. Swine. Horses
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
ScDtember =, lSI3.

At market 5000 Beef Cattle, about 1900 Beet
and 400 Stores, $500 Sheep, and lloO swine
Several hundred Cattle stores and small aud thin
Beef Cattle unsod
Prices-Beef Catle-For the best quality Of Beet
Cattle former prices were well sustained ON second
and third quality prices have declined We quote
Extra S7,jOas hrstquality SG,I1a I,25; second
do ST II $50 third do 10 a 80.
Working Oxcn-supply large sales at SO, 50, 90
Cows and Calyes-S22. DC, 81, 33, 3S, 70, Il a -,
Storcs-Two years old at SD y. Three years
old S24 -.
$50 IA j,j0
Swnc-ihoats to pcddc 81 . &c, Old Hogs 81
Ga ODE Still Hogs to slaughter j4c' Al retail from
7aSlc.
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yscady for the season.

A CAREFULLY MANUFACTURED STOCK or
n all kinds of Mems, Youths and Boys, Clothes
Oyercouts, &c. &C. and all kinds OF furni'hlns
Goods and under Clothes. Also ind"ruDpeI "'"p'
Buffalo and other Goats, that nave gwen Such gen
praI satisfaction for several years past, cheap a.
possible c. BENN~, West of the American Hotel
Burlington, sept. H. "l-"'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-16
Rock Rose.

The following i. an extract from note found on
the title page of IL work published by y. A. Tyler
NJ. d., of New Haven, Conn, the efficacy of the
Rock Rose. These pages were pcnncd without any
expectation of their ever being presented to the
public since which time the plants (hc Rock Rosc)
under consideration, have been more fully tested,
their virtues developed and their character more
fully established. They are published by and with
the appreciation of several medical friends. The
object of this dissertation is, to lay before the menu
bcrs of the profession and the public the virtues Of
plant too much neglected, which undoubtedly, rs
an older member of the profession once remarked to
me, possessed far more Alternative powers than the
popular Sarsaparillu. | ask for this plant an i'm
partial trial. wl2w2
For sale Wholesale and Retail by q. =. SAN.
BORN a CO., Burlington, and by Dealers in Mcdi
zines everywhere.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-16
SURGICAL 4 DENTAL INSTRUMENTS.

- fremont Row, Boston. French, English and
- American Pocket Cases. Amputntmg, Ire
panuing, Post Mortcm and Eye Instruments, in
eases. Spcculums, Bougics, CathctcrS, Nc. French
Anatomical Preparations. Skeletons entire. Fu'-
tnI Adult and separated Srulls Articulatcd Hands
and Feet. Anatomical Maps in sets, beautifully
coorcd, showing the Osscuus and Arteral systems
\ new Kind of Rotary Galyanic Battery, to use
without acids, always ready for use very powerful,
and highly approved by Physicians. Dental ln-tru-
mcnt- and Mineral Teeth, Gold Foil and Plate
Platina Plate and Dental Book &c. Wholesale and
retail. BENZ, :. GOLDMAN, Proprietor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-16
SAILORS AND MARINES
CHIMNEY PIECES AND PIER SlABS


NEANUFACTURED Of Stone, by the PENRIIYN
WI Marble Co. OHtcntcd lNj2.)
These are new and beautiful articles, in imitation
Of the richest marble, such Lisbon, Italian, py-
rancsc, Egyptian, galway, Spanish, Sienna, Black,
and Others of the most rare and desirable kinds
In style and finish, they stand uncquallcd are very
highly polished, retain their beauty much longer
than common marble, and not injured by coal
gas, smoke acids. They have been extensively
introduced into public and private buildings, giving
perfect satisfaction to those who have tried them
The best references and testimonials can be given,
showing their adaptcdncSs for general use. While
much superior in appearance, they are sold cheaper
than anything of the kind in the market. In fact q,
the confidence with which they have thus far been
used, gives the taircst evidence that the penrhyn
Marble, by its many advantages, will in great
measure -upcrsrdc the use of all other.
Pier Stats qld Nh'ir,S for parlors, chambers &C.,
together with hron1cd, gilt and other kinds of Bmck
cts, of various patterns, furnished to order.
Architects, builders and all others, are invited to
examine them. Arrangements have been made for
the supply of the trade. Samples may be seen at
the Ware Rooms of the Company, No. >, lla,kins
Buildings, corner of fremont Row and Howard st.,
opposite Hanover street, Cup >tairS,)
JOSEPH STORY, Agent.
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b T. G. X & G o.
100 Washington street. - Boston.

rE'rRIi TORS or
ISAAC BIBBIYI"N TO{LET SOAPS AND
OR T. \ Ms.
Manufacturers of Choice Perfumes, Hair Oils,
Hair Dyes. superior cooking EXTRACTS of all kinds.
GcnDrdi 4 rants far BoStoH Chcmicdi WASHING
POWDER
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tDM f'N - it>Nl = ~
1879 " NHTNGTON STR T. ET,
ENSrNBIIsuEp \. u. lNl0,--for practical lnStruc-
81 ton in Writing. Book Keeping, Navigation,
&c.. offers superior advantage. for obtaining En-
ploylnrnt. The names aud residences of 81 students
who were furnished with good situations the past
year arc given in the Annual Catalogue and Card
of Terms. which is sent by mail, gratis
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Ebl~sDisaeiuas.

7gNlE PARTNERSHIP OF WIRES ( PECK,
4 was dissolved on the 1T day Of July last and
the unfinished professional business of the firm left
with Mr.. Peek. :. WIRES.
september -, lNI3 dCt&W3w
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NO-Ie'c.

FGNHE IN DER SIGNED WILL MAKE Az
u application to the Legislature of Vermont, AT
the next session, for the exclusive right to keep
Ferry from the town of Isle La Mott, in said state
to Cnazy, in the tate of New York.
JAMES +. WATSON.
Isle La Mott, Sept. g ls53. wl2w3
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Paints, oils, G}aSs, artists Materials.
GraincrS' Col0rS, PANT BRUSHES, larniShcS
Of all kindS, Jdpdnnm Tins, for Signs, Goi0
and Nircr BroH:c. 81 Udaorcr ST., opposite
the Amrrical. UoHSs, Boston.
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w AN TED.

A few men to sell two new books in the country
$500 Il year salary guaranteed, and no risk.
For particulars address
JOEL FO TER les Hanover Street,
b o > T y n
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COMM EIsCIAL.
PROCTOR & WOODS
Prices Current.

NJ. s PRocron, BOSTON. NJ T. WooD
Commission Merchants
For the sale of
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Booksellers and suhlisifCr>

No. Ill " dShiH9toH street, boston.
c., y. & Co. Publish PANsoN a DrNroN's Sys
TEN of Pcnman,hr which is approved by all viii,
have examined it.
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$. NJ. PETTENGLL a. CO.'S.
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WORLDS FAIR PRIZE MEDAL
EJREE ACE.

Ponds norcas Sewing Machine.
Superior 10 all oth'rS for light and
HEAVY WORK.
Persons should examine them before purchasing
Office I63 Washington ST., 80 ton.
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join Il. JNwETr & COMPANY
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RosTON IIaND STAMP Co.
CARpliIINGS.

" VI. p. 4 En- v Y # co.
HAVE IN STORE
A large and fresh stock of Carpcting, foreign and
domestic manufacture, for sale ON favorable terms.
IiaH or,r.t N, Bo>fon anil Maine Rmiroad Depot,
UaymarkCt Squa C.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-20
Mew Goods {
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W AS iqss seesissd. and 1Gsss. fog sale as ( of elnlhs csasmeres. eaftineits, meFinoes, de- lathS and nioss kinds of DIy Goods Groceries, Cr6tknfe &ne., wiah q HeW supply of dunhlo and lineIo barrel bowling pieces gun. locks. powder Nlzkp, s1ol bags, esine h1H8 palenl cops, inbes, 9na.t s&neeees Na4 ep.lefa. enn.acge9s, EiiIe C
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-20
Falls Village Drug Store !
BesC GOOsfs !!
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AxtN4 jlei gRsAEled from New York with HI lnrse assortment of fniI and yy;nfpr esos,1s. such cloths seassslnSfes sesiines. and GeulIe. msn's kuFnlshing Goods. large assortment of trimmings. &e; also, truuAs, valices and caFnet bags-he would invite Geptlemen to call and ex- sold cheap for cash. ' Fall and winter Fashions just rses;vsd ss h;s Gliding EsIa5Iiskmen1 Wesf Strses, Eilc1fe}I eZ.
 Hr 4sss TA0AAs H. Rfcsssfnr. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-20
GOAL &c.

fo keep supply of Lehigb White Ash Goa Scsnsl1ntiy on hand, and for sale by the ion oseless quantity at ss low prices us cen pos. sibtg De afioried.
 Also, prugs,l Medicines. Dry Goods, and G.eeeEies. Wines, Brandies, Rum, Gin, Sxc ,ef the best quality. for medicinal purposes only. Please call and examine for yourselves .ssssss J & E OSBORN 6 co.
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Warransee and Qaitciaim Deeds, Write Sabppnas, &c., &c.. fos sale n this office.
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-27

of the Man of sorrows, nor heard him
speak. Will the reader forgive the per-
sonal allusion, when I say, that cynic as
I may be, or mag hare been, that effort
brought my inmost soul to declare that
"almost thou persuadest me to be Chris
tian." At night, that mountain rOice a
gain spoke upon us, and ere l left the
next morning, large accession in the
way of new converts was joyfully announ-
ced to the congregation.
Since that period | have often sat un
der the ministry of George Willets, and
never but to admire the inexhaustible fer
tility of a soil that lay fallow for so many
years. Maturity of intellect is upon him.
The vagaries of his youthful exercise in
the pulpit have been conquered, but the
eloquence, the originality, the gentle rtin
of Christian love he retains.