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THE CAR COLLISION.

To rae Ediioref TIE " Y. Irbuae
Mr.: Anartice appeared in your paper of SATURDAY. in
relation TO accident the Third av Railroad the main
facts OF which altogether wrong and calculated to do
grea injustice to the patrons of that road Your article
STATES that IN consequence of strike of the drivers several
ne" hands were employed, and one Of them his
INTO baggage OF the Harlem Road. and that there
we're but one orw persons in the car and injured
lou may have come into possession of these facts
susche OF the road but they are false The facts of the
case these:
The drivers on the road have been driving five trims
each which is about ten hours work and the Company
want them TO make which would be fourteen and
hall hours work which they refused very Justly should
ths ihe company then put on carpenters stablemen,
&C &c to drive the consequence that the driver of
car No q ran his into baggage car No 0i of the
psrlem Railroad Company at the junction Of Third aud
Fourth avs The Ihrd-av car contained about fifteen
passengers, four of which very badly injured MIR.
q Dickinson. James W. Walsh, Mr. Carrick, and
smother gentleman namo unknown. In fact the passen-
are IN constant danger Of HE and mo wne 'hese
W" Az ON SUBSCRIBER
TaK LATE WILLIAM EpxoSDs-At regular meeting
OF Marshall Division No H. s of held this evening, on
motion Of Brother Bingham. the following preambes aud
''IWSsnhon were unanimously adopted;
pssse In TIE Of Awise Providence the Tenn
ne s. ss U s srC gis'S Nm a' ES1SHd, and
In ssnses sssysg the history of his life for the past Z years
snd S1s enc this DIVISION in many trying peOdOf
be occasion, has bssa Cause ns.ess S hS.
US G sSs9ss o. he ss.sP sf Ss
upon etors - WI" '"0 e'N"' ~ -
Resofec That " tender IN m. - $1,000
brother the coincidence and ~ v -.
fu afiction aud that will ev,r ~, ~ :.
the Of bis vir '~' WIN Pee~i'Ai s"''sN''"'
Ne~- iovk Sept S. 1855 Z rosrr. G
SUDDEN DkArH.-Dr Holly Gregory was found dead
in his bed yesterday morning a. his residence No II
MadsOnst He had retired the nigh, prev ions apparent
ly in good health. Coroner 0Donnel held an inouest
upon the body when appeared in evidence that for two
years past he had been very ntemperaie in his HABITS an
much 30 that his wife and daughter were Compelled 10
leave him. DIR. Psssman made post mortem examine
ION Of the body and gave il his opinion that death was
caused by apople1y induced by intemperanee and the
jury rendered verc, to that effect The deceased was
shsuve OF New Canaan, Conn, 4s years Of age.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

HUDsoS CorSTr CouRT OF OrER AND TFRSISER.-
Septentr ITm.-Ihis Court Judge Hanes presiding
continued M Session for four days. into court with
81 bills of ind tment OF this number the following were
erraigned on Saturday.
Edward Moss and John Williams indicted charge
Of robbery and grand larceny in picking the pocEet OF
Elizabeth Kew Of Ohio Of the jersey City ferry gate
Thursday evening last, They plead no, guilty and their
trsl was set down for Monday At 10 clock
William Higgins. Michael Brophy, Peter Levy. and
James Ccme-k indicted charge Of robbery AMI
grand larceny in robbng Mile r johnson of small
Of money at Hobcken the Sd inst They plead not
guilty.
SEVERN schieb indicted charge Of asssultng Jos
eph SOuer with intent to k the 2lst Of June in the
town of Bergen He plead not guilty.
Felix Clancy, indicted charge Of robbery in enter
ing the house Of Martin Brodeck in Jersey City on the
18th Of August committing assault and robbing him OF
q small sum of money. The prisoner plead not guilty.
James McNary indicted charge OF assault ana rob
berry, committed. is alleged upon Charles Suydam in
jersey City on the llih inst. He plead guilty.
Michael Lynch indicted a charge Of entering the
shoe of John Tysoe in jersey City the 3Oh inst
and stealing hererom goods and chatiel- to the value of
si7 g. lie also plead not guilty
Robert Blackwood and Mary Blackwood indicted on
charge Of keeping disordery house were aragned and
plead not guilty
of selling liquor without license. He plead not guilty.
Its expected that the trial Of the abOvenamed parties
will come during the week.
There nine indictments found for selling liquor
Of them for selling il Sunday and oiher for keep
ing dsordery houses.
SUPPOSED MuRDFR-Yesterdsy afternoon woman
named Elizabeth Moran, at Lodi, East Newark died
under suspicious circumstances it being alleged that she
had been thrown down stairs by her husband. Justice
Young acting Coroner called DR. Doughery and Geo
Ward Of this city who at his request made post morem
examination and found rupture of the spleen. the result
Of violence and which in their opinion caused her
death Coroners inquest now in session and there IS
little doubt from the reports of the neghbors and test
mony already given that her death the result of
drunken aray between her and her husband they are
in the habit Of fighting together during their ntoxeaon
There were many bruises her person the marks OF
former injury and the walls were several places spotted
with blood One the neighbors stated that he saw the
woman Yesterday with her head hanging out of window
while the hands of man were grasping her throat
and shortly after hearing the cry of murder went in and
found the nearly dead while her husband sat IN
the room showing the solid Indifference. He said
that she had her death in drunken fit He has
been arrested and is now in Bergen Jail.
Newark Advertiser 10Th
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GAS, Gas, Gas chandeliers and Gas Fixtures, of
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Archer WARNER Co. No. ZIG Broadway.
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rotal.. E7IisOO siV7 So 81 SgbiSl ass rs I'sia
twelve Banks with Incorporated Banks
a. the Others Banking formed the general
s~ OF the S'.e.
The condition of the Banks since February last shown
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LYONS
! KATKAEROH y
7 FOR THE
FL AIR. II
LYONS KATHAIRON.

For Preserving, Rcsiorjng 4. BraHiifyipg the
mir,
Causing It 10 grow luxuraHily. aud giving il q soft
and curling appearance. OF the ~ Il
delightful character.
THE KATH AKRON neutraliz 1.-THE cff,ct- Of disea.c
climate aud old age, in preserving and restoring
the Human Hair, even nfcr RAIDNtSS OF maGy
years cleanse, the scalp fr' m DANnkuTf,
aud I'll II. natural impurities immediately relic, cs
; mpailictic attacks Of
NERVOUS HEADACHE
Aud cures all Cutancous Diseases OF the skin such
Salt .hcum, ErysiPeas, Itch determinations, &C., &c
Asa
TOILET ARTICLE
For aiNlne the Hair rich loft, glossy andcu ling aP
pcnrancu, nothing has eNrr been discovered To equal
it, incontcstrd, its ucont"stIhe wines. u eNhs
the perfume the delightful aud exotic flowers
aud is free from NIL mnrral properties, any sub.
stance which can color the shin, stain lady's hat
Tor
BALD ANn GRAY HEADS
It l. prc-sm' ne lily beneficial.
"Thr kathnron hls iuly restored my hair, after u
badness of IL years.
A. JAY COURTRlAGlIi, 20 Bond 1t NJ, y
The Use Of the kathafou l. adupt-, by the hrsi
ply sicinns in Euroe aud fme lea, aud has patron
age aud ale Unprecedented in the hsiory Of the Mate
ria Mcdica.
Sod hy all reputable dealers throughout North aud
South America Europe aud tho Islands OF the Ocean,
in large handsome bottles for - tts.
Profits only in extensive sale.
Sold To The trade al liberal discount. hut commits
stoned in no in,tancc.
T.. THOM rs LYON, Chemist and Minufaciurer
u. =. BARNES, Proprietor, l6l Bioadwny. Il Y.
To whom all "rders should be addressed
Sold Ia Middlchury by every Duggit BY NIL
Merchants evervw here.
Al.o, Lyons Extract ofFine Jamaica Ginger
J1.cn,
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From the New London Daily Star.
DIR. WEAyER'S MEDICINES,

These medicines, comprising the Canker
and Salt Rheum Syrup, Canker Cure and &C.
rate, we make no hesitation in saying, have
won a celebrity for the time they have been
before the public, nncquallcd by any medi-
cines in the United States. Our readers know
rs well as we do that it is not our practice to
speak of Patent Medicines, but in n case like
this, when the cures that DR.. Wcaver's medi-
cines have effected, present themselves to us
in so many instances, we cannot refrain from
abiding to them as they deserve. In a circuit
of ten miles from this office we could mention
scores of individuals who have been rescued
from the grave, and restored to perfect health
by proper and timely application of his med.
icncs. The cure of Mr. Giles Turner, of
Montvlle, who for twenty years suffered by
that distressing maady, Erysipclas, and to
whom death, at many times, would have been
welcome messenger, together with the case
of Judge LOOMS, whom the physicians, in
council had delivered up to the hands of
death, and both of whom are now in the en-
joymcnt OF excellent health arc sufficient to
satisfy us that Dr. Weaver's medicines will
effect positive cures for all diseases for which
they are named The proprictors, like frank,
honest men, as everybody will testify who
know them, do not inform the public that
their medicines will cure every disease to
which "nesh is heir" but only that class of
diseases for which they are especially design
ed. This is the correct method Of bringing
any medicine successfully before the public.
Their medicines, in every case where they are
administered according to the directions, and
for the diseases for which they are named will
effect cures. OF this fact we arc perfectly sat
siicd from the many cures that have been
effected in this vicinity, under our own obscr-
walton. The numerous certificates that we
have seen, also cntrcnch us in this bclicf-as
well as the respectable source from which
they cminatc. These medicines give perfect
satisfaction to all who have used them.
Those scourgcs of the race, Salt Rheum
and Erysipclas, which have so long deficd dis
tinguishcd medical aid, now readily yield to
DR. Weaver's Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup,
when administered properly and according to
directions. All afflicted with these and kin
dred diseases, will do well to give their med
icines fair trial. and like ourselves they will
then be satisfied with their efficacy and value.
For sale by Russell s. Powell, Middlebury.
50.1W
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UNION NURSERIES;
The subscriber invites the astcrtiot Of cul-
tira'ofS ~ the Clfamplain .iley 70 his unri-
val, IL tn1, ~ ON pf
KEEsI VI "a. 4. \

The Spl-cibcr invites The astcrtiof Of cul-
tira'oS ~ the Cl'amplain ' aley 70 his unri-
ral',l vU5b ~ion ~
FRUIT TRES,
for sale this spring. OF APPLES, PEARs,
PLums, CHERRIES, GRArfs, GoosEBERRIEs
CunRANTs, RAsfffRRfEs STRAWBERRIES, &c
all the lcading sotis can Be furnished by The
quantity; and specimen trees or plants can
be supplied, of nearly 1000 distinct rarictics-
large portion of which are ncw and rare.
The collection of PEARs, both on the pear
stock, and on the quinee, is the lstgest North
Of Albany, and one of the best and most com
plctc in the Union.
APPLgs on the paradisr, and CH:Rnrs on
the mahalcb stock for DwARFs, can nc sup
Piled Of many leading sorts. The collection OF
Hardy 6rHameniai Trees, SlrHJS #. Plants,
is also very extensive; Including a large sup.
ply Of hoRsE CHESTNUT, European Noun
TAIN ASH WEEPING WILLOW, aud other shade
trees ,-Cliral'ing Ever blooming, Moss and
other ROSES, IN $50 best varieties, DAnLIAs,
an equal number, comprising all the nearest
and 5csi,-PnIoxEs, 80 Of the finest sorts,-
and a great variety of miscellaneous Struts
and Plants, BaiboRs Rents, DC, &c.
..lso Backthorn for Hedges, --RaWJarb, sew
cral fine sorts,-Garden and E7oarer Sccds
Green House Plants are not mopagatvd for
sale. but can be supplied from reliable
sources, II Ordercd s0oa.
Those who prefer trusting 10 my c.sperenc
in the selection Of varieties, should describe
their soil, the form in which the trees will be
trained, the use for which the fruit is intend
cd, and the varieties already possessed and
they may depend on receiving the best selce-
ton which can be made
Oraicrs always executed in rotation, as tieg
are rcccired. Hence those who desire to OBJ
tain their trees early, and 10 make sure of a
satisfactory fclection, should order without
delay.
PnicE5 as low as at any respectable Nur-
scry in the country; with y liberal discount
on all bills amounting to sos or more
Frcighf, on all packages, paid to tho lake
And on trees, &c, ordered within the present
month, (March) and in lots of not less value
than SO, it will be paid to any port on the
lake in direct steamboat communication with
Port Kent.
Pricc9 C0ialogncs sent to all who apply
posl paid. and enclose postage stamp
Address
]. BATTEY.
MARCH, l. 1853 45:2mos.
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Letters from Baden STATE that a

Letters from Baden STATE that q
coalition is contemplated of The states
of Southern Germany for the purpose
of establishing the blockade against
Switzerland.
Discoveries at Berlin prove the re-
cent conspiracy in close alliance with
the Italian one at Milan. Dr. Kinkel
is supposed to be deeply mixed up
with the Berlin affair. Frankenthal
and Ladenorf are two most of note
yet arrested.
The King Of Prussia had offered
to the Madiai family an asylum in his
country. 1t is thought, however, that
they will proceed to England.
Accounts from Viennd confirm the
previous report that the refugee ques-
ton, between England and Austria, is
settled by the former promising to
keep close watch of the refugees in
London.
accounts from Milan state that the
rigors of the Austrian authorities are
being slowly relaxed.
From Naples, reports state that af-
fairs there are in feverish state, though
no actual outbreak had occurred, large
numbers of persons being quietly OK
patriatcd. The prisons are full, and
arrests continue.
The Lnsurrectiom at Palermo, it ap.
pears, had been a small affair. A SOL
der was stabbed in the streets, the
police became alarmed, and several
men were arrested and shot.
A despatch from Constantinople
states that Menschikoff had submitted
draft for a convention, and that in
consequence of the satisfactory turn
of affairs the Russian army had been
ordered to retire from the Turkish
frontier
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RAILWAYS REGULATORS

To Regulate the System, TO Free the Bow
els from all Morbid and A acrimonious Humors.
SICKNESS
If caused by Costivencss Indigestion, Dys-
popSa or an over abundance of Putrid HUI
mors, Undigcstcd, u dose of Railways Regr-
lators, will empty the Bowels of all Morbid
llumors.
The very moment they are taken they com
mence their Office of regulating, cleansing.
and removing from the Stomach, Bowels, Liv1
err, Kidneys, Bladder, dc, all unnatural and
irritating deposits. They are the mast pleas
ant physic in nse, they neither goipc nor sick
en- the patient; the first indication the patient
has of their operation, is pleasant cvacua1
tion of the bowels, and restoration of strength
and pleasure For Fever, Measles, Bilious
Collie, a dose of Regulators will prevent much
sickness, and rid the patient of all danger.
LADIES IN ILL HEALTH
Should use Railways Regulators They will
regulate the system and assist nature in bring
ing about their monthly turns, SO essential to
the health of the female
Il. r. r. No /.
II you suffer any acute pain Railways
Ready Relief, applied either externally or in
tcrnally, will stop the most painful parorysm,
and allay the most violent Cramps and Spasms
in few minutes. 1t is daily curing Rheuma-
tsm, Neuralgia, Toothache, Tic DOlercur, &c.
CRIPPLES
Are cured the Lame and Stiff, jointed, can
walk with ease, after one or two applications
of r. X. Relief
No Ready Relief is genuine unless the fac
smile signature of Radway & Co. is upon the
wrapper, and the letters X. r. Il. blown in the
glass. Price % cents, so cents, and 81 per
battle. 80 :lw
G. W. Blodgett, Clar,mont, n. H., agent
for New Hampshire and Vermont. Middle
bury. Russell 4 Powell.
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Hobensack's Liver Pills.

No part of the system is more liable TO uis'
ease Than the LIVER it serving as hlterer
to pvrify the blood, or giving the proper secrec
ton TO the bile, so that lny wrong ACTON OF
the Liver effects the other important parts OF
the sys tenn and results vaIiously IN Liver Com,
paint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, &c We snoni'
Their fore. woieh every symptom that nighi IN
d'c-tc n wrong Gction Of the Liver. Ihese
Pills being composed Of ROOTS PLANTS
furnished by nature to heal the SICK; iimelE.
LIST an EXPECTCRANT, Which augmen's
secretion, fem tie pulmonary murus mcm,
branc. or pre- notes the discharge OF secreied
matters. Cd, an ALTERNATIVE, which
chongcs in some incxplicaLle and inser'iSe
manner the ccrtaid morbid action OF tie sys,
tem Sd, ATOMIC, which gives tone and
strength TO the nervous system, renewing
health and viSor 10 all PARTS of fhc body. AIN,
a CATIIARTlC, which acts perfect harmony
with the miner ingredients. and operating on
the Bow els, and cXpolling The whole mass OF
corrup and viiiatcd and purifying the Blodd
which dcstrplcS disease and restores health.
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P @ | S @ N IN G..

Thousands Of Parents who use verm,fuge
composed ofCastor oil, Calomel, &c, ale not
aware, that while they appear to benefit the
patient. they are actually Laying the founda-
ton for series Of diseases, such as saliva
ton, loss Of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the adyer-
tisement Of lobensack's Medicines, to which
We ask the attention Of all directly INTEREST," d
in their own as well as their Children's
health. In Liver Complaints and all disor-
ders arising from those of bilious type,
should make use OF the only genuine medi-
cine, Hobensacks Liver Pills.
511-" Be NOT DECEIVED" but ask for Ho-
bensack's Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and
observe that each has the signature, j. N
HOBENsACK, as none else are genuine.
62:ly.
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OXYGENATED RIrIERS
MORE TESTIMONY FROM NEW YORK.

UTICA, April %, 1851.
Messrs. Vim. Bristol & Co.,-Gentlcmcn -
At your saggos tion, / most chceriully ac-
knowl dye the great efficacy OF the Oxygen
atcd Buffers, IN curing me Of Dyspepsia /
had suffered for some Two years. My food
distressed me- very much, and WAS constant
ly troubled with tatulcncy, till SO much re-
duccd, that it was difficult for me to give any
aitcaiioa 10 my business. Physicians called
il Dyspepsia and General Debility, but none
Of their III oscriptions seemed to do me any
good besides, had tried various remedies
with no benefit
The OXygcnated Bittcrs Immediately re
lieyed me of the distress after eating, aud
wind On the stomach, at the same time giving
me strength which continued to gain, until
my health became so much improved. that |
could go about my business as formerly.
You are at liberty To publish tliis if it will
induce others who suffer from similar com.
plants, to try this most excellent medicine
Yours truly, NJ. CHERRY.
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale
Druggists, No &c Merchants Row, Boston
General Agents
knSsel u Powell, Agents.
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for So
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DR.. LANCLEY'S
Root & Herb BitterS.

Great Spring and Summer Medicine.
50 Only 25 cents for Pint Bottle. and
ga cents for quart Bottle, Of the People :
Medicine, DR. Lanrley's Sarsaparilla, yell
low Dock, Wrd Cherry, Pri' kley Ash, Dan
delion, Throughout and Rhubaih, Root
and Herb Buffers, decidedly tie Greatest
Medicine IL. HE World for the least money
They cure and eradicate from the system iiv-
or complaint that main wheel of SO many
diseases, jjaundicc, bile, dyspepsia, costumes,
humors of the blood and skin. indigestion
nervous headache, piles, general debility. aud
the host of kindred diseases arising from n
disorded stomach or bad HUNGRY blood. On
The approach of warm weather, most persons
are troubled with largor, dlowsints IS, and gen.
eral laSsiinde Of the system this if neglected
leads to jaundicr, los olnPpetite, indigestion,
debility and decline. langley's Bltcrs are
just the thing to obviaie all difficulties OF the
kind-they regulate the bowels, stimulate the
circulation, purify thu blood and by use keep
off diseases so common in pring and sum
mer.
Sold 10 Milllebury hv Russell & POW
ELL, and II. A. SHIELD n, and by one or
more agents in most Of the towns aud villages
- Whole Sale Depot in 81 Uricn -, Boston.
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The Tape Worm.

This is the most difficult Worm to destroy
Of all HAT inlest tbe human system, it grows to
an almost indefinite leneth, becoming so coil
ell and fastened in the intcsfDes sDd stomach,
eaeciing the health 50 sadly MS TO cnusc St.
Vhus Dance, Fits, &C., that those afflicted
seldom il ever suspect that it is TAPE WOMB
has'cning them 10 an early grave. In order tn
DESTROY hi, Worm, o very energetic treatment
to take or Of my Liver Fills, so as to re
move all obstracions, that the Wo'm Syrup
may act direct upon the Worm, which must
lie taken in doses Of two table sroonfuls ,hrce
times day. These directions followed have
never been known to fail in cprjAg the mosy
obstinate case OF TAPE WORM.
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FOR SALE!

FNliE subscriber offers for sale the premi-
l. SEES now occupied by himself, consisting Of
about II acres ofchoice Land good Dwelling
House, Mechanic Shop, and Horse Barn, %
by %. Also, a good Well and Cistern, Fruit
Trees, SC Fences and buildings in good re-
pair Said place is pleasantly situated in the
east part Of Addison, a few rods from the
Baptist Meeting lIouse, two Stores, Post Of
fee, &c, which makes il a very desirable
place for a mechanic or professional man
t57- The above will be sold low, ifapplica
tions are made soon. k-S'- For further par
ticulars, inquire of the subscriber on the
premises, THOS IL REYNOLDS.
Addison, April 4, 1858. 6otf
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"SCROFULA."
LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP INDEPEN
DENCE AND 40 LIVES.

Myers Extract of Rock Rose.
This wonderful medicine is fast gaining for
its self popularity which no other medicine
|can boast Of The plant Rock Rose, is used
|and recommended by many eminent physi.
iians Of our country. Hear what j. II. Thomp-
Pom Of Philadelphia, says, IL have prescribed
Ia bad cases of scrofulous patients at Wills
hospital" His success attracted the attention
|'i senior physicians. He reports the follow
ng remarkable care Of white swelling of the
ight mp in Feb, 1874. The lad was seven
pears Old and had the disease for three years,
ne bone was dislocated upwards and out
yards There was large opening on the