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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-10
Annual Commencement at the Medical COLI
lcQc,


iegc.
The annual Commencement 1T the New York Academy
Of Medicine and of Ayetts Medical Institute held
Of students others large The of the ga
duates entitled to receive diplomas then called and
the presentation thereof made Professor Gymer
then read the address 1t not he said much the
college where they studied, the diploma which they
possessed which their future depended nor
would it depend much fortuitous circumstances
might be imagined thorough devotion to professional
science is the sures not the swes guarantee Of
From Hippocratus and Gaen to the present time
it industry and labor which attained preferment
Genius il requisite for the practice OF medicine.
is too generally supposed that this natural gift win
lead to supremacy without attention and industry; but
man who depends upon his genius il left behind,
the practice of medicine 1t is great thing to think
regularly Wisdom IL that which prevaileth said tho
wise man. knowledge and wisdom, far from being ono,
have often correction. knowledge does but incum-
punctuaty they would attain little in practice.
he urged on them 10 preserve respect for their pro-
fesson and never to become sksptcs Of its powers
they found among the ranks of its disciples who
slehted its powers they might feel certain he is
who did not know how avail hims elf Of its teachings.
He advised them In tie rough pathway before them to
beware Of the despcable articles Of the preende who
generally sinks into deserved ignominy The lives Of tho
ample heritage Of which the great In the
profession had left behind is left them augment
snC persevee He presented the advantages of profess
siona association. And in conclusion he hoped that his
pupils would attain the rank and hopor which their
esson opened to them. DR.. John W. Paige, Of N. c.,
next introduced and delivered the vaedctory address
to the class presentation Of gold headed cane was
then made on behalf of the students.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-10

lDr Jones mas appended 10 his address the 10ll0W-
ing references to historical authorities
We beg leave to state that we have made no asser.
tons that do not rest upon the clearest historical au-
thority. We could not give in the body Of our re-
marks the sources from whence our facts have
Teen Cleaned, but refer the reader to Sir Tho
mas Jones' History Of the Celebrations of st. Da-
vids Day. London, TIA; The Cambrian Plutarch,
Welsh History by Samuel Jenkins, E. s. Jones Il
Co., Philadelphia, 1862. A valuable work which
contains translations from the ancient British
Laws or Triads; Bishop Godwin's Lives of the Bsh-
Ongines BRITAIN; Ancient British Chronicles; Al.
fieds Reign written BY Asser; the Life Of Alfred
the Great, by Stevens In the Geographic Britannica;
Goldsmth's and Humes History Of England-fora &C
counts OF Saxon, Norman, and Stuart reigns but not
iGr welsh History; to say nothing of McCauley s
Two gallant Weshmen, viz Col. Morgan and Sir
Roger Williams and their followers, went over to
Holland, and assisted the Dutch TO throw off the
Spanish yoke. Hence, the Puritans, including their
Welsh associates, were well received, and fitted
ont from that country the vessel that bore them
to the shores Of New England.
We do not pretend to deny that the chieftains and
princes OF Wales were not chargeablc at times with
NOTED by Saxon and Norman kings, who always
found means to embroil party with the other,
and then aid one to combat the other. This became
quite common in the later periods of Welsh history
forced upon them by Henry III; but at the accession
of the Tudors, 1t was forever abolished. We have
never known q native of Wales who was Catholic
though there may be some few; and in the whole
municipality there Is said not to be found the first
Catholic church or chapel supported by native
Welchmen, while it has supplied larger namber Of
Protestant and dissenting ministers than any other
country, In proportion to population.
Other toasts and responses followed, and the com
pany separated at an advanced hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

ITO LET-The dwelling. or upper part oi bl ins,
uor irsrss 81 -as' sni : A4tsp.sSs -, "a
Of 80 fl1 rs "a sit wa
- 4 ~ RIVER Hs1t Apply a. ih- sax 70 = = -
ITO LET-Two-stoy frsn'e Hruse, LiLul a win
Lrs tck t.s ~ corner % 3aas; q N5sT -
a. Brsilrn- Reu lEguiF1at W } MUM ~
eianis BsEk f---ierS-
ITO LET-Tc a ,mall family. until the lst Of My
next Pm shed H0Efe AMI @.lce ore-1aef-
a. ATTly Il 80 "a Na4=eI-lane.
ITO LET-At Bye, Westehester Co, large ilr-
r.b.s Eo--e As a snail furnished Hoass IT ll-s.,e
r-r-ir, = We z or-n1s-. WLi.us5rrsh o. % Il MINI 81
c- ihe T-smss q. Rye
ITO IET-A splendid. large Basement Room. well
f.ht,d sutble class Oystrr al DginS ssisa W"
- 81 vers lov. Apply he psen-s No a. d-dsoa-st
ITO LET-An Oftce.-Apply at No Courtlanlt-st.
nesr Broadway. irqare Of Z 5URD0N on rae pssEl,ses
TO LITTLE front Basement IN the corner OF
pro,dv.. and Fultoas An eEessa. locality Sr eiia,r n
Ir--.ree CT = EIch-ass Sec FoI rent &C. apply to ANo
TIE batter No i-2 futozst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
Clothing.

CLOTHING CLOTHING CLOTHlsui.s,
~ COSWAY, No 100 Essssu-st, has pgsss e.ss -
aud " Clothing wholesale and IstAi tas Eess 20 =
defy competition Remember CONWAY, Ne II
Ann keSYork --------
NEW-YORK EMPORIUM Of FASHION, 20
~ Csnalst. BfoadSsyPsttsrEs o. 81 tss ~ -
Psrs style. acb 10 than the asa.l price. ~ - =
Basaues .ad POLKA Bodies cut 10 ht the iors 'i'
ssBce. -, 4. Ala. "a, -
The Of Dress eating taught isv a-n'fss we ~
ret and premium system
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

~-rvsrN { Co-WFsTERN LAND AGENCY.

NEXSEN & Co-WESTkRN LAND AGENCY
~ T-f,-r,e a. So n N-yv-York Na 6 Va Sss-ra-
.t 49, efs b. ash aa sasf,a % o. c' ttl~
IN Tnfisr. Ni-rrsia lna l,'a Jfa cill- a.
No.. sf-arl
hUNpEEn FER CENT pr -unaa fs.-s ~, ID -
81 IN .esrrv a. ~ beiaE oai atanf
90 rsrso ally iusVect al c tons ettr.si -
frtsr ARD eic' SIS apply A. re Lana " "s
81 Z. i COLI llAN. NJ g NAlts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
Go nhom II man Gontern.

TNFORMATION WANTED-Of MICHAEL
WHITE who landed In the month Of hovemeeI the year Il
n,.v Of Iceland County ofCoTk byirade Ins Az
place Eonis Any Peorson OF pers91, % On
snv Information him peEse write in the care o. SS "
Ian no 22 between 6h and l7thsi of ne ofoAsf
JOHN p rious 10 see him
NJ ISSING-Since Monday, Oct. 10, ROBEkt IL
wi COLLIN ssed 10 Had when BE- LETT flannel black
pants sk figured and dark sack coat Any r.
sress bic hereaboutt will be thankfully received b. hs dis
tIGctsd unOtLc Of No. 29 WoOs.er-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
iousrs Ulnieo.

A FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-ln Brook
IN snail ..1ny. children Rent tro7 81 % So
Fer TIE above GOOD rponoe eaaI. ci pc
X pcIt.o1 20 FOSTER LOPEZ No SiSA 81
BIu,ky1
Unwilling HOUSE WANTED-ln exchange for
~ nss unFroyd Lots sisu'fed between Sh ana ga AVS
half hack and SIX o-ao1s
lres. s time, aud Pos s'a iouse n, OF
tie sJsas Apply " McREAOf II Alssau g. up sArs
LNARM WANTED-A medium sized Farm, suitably
dvdsd tsge and ccsted within soolt
IS CITY railroad OF steamboat roe ca n sw
which flir rent Will Dc pad
Satisfactory arrlng-u~nfs eou
rrotaty n.d with who ms hay ana SOCK on hA9
th visr have vrered On the pacs address pos
J. I FARMER, Brooklyn. L. l.
N.ANUFACIUR subscriber wishes TO
VI psccgre pace or the conducting OF ing ol'
ether accessible BY rsiFof OF Raw
esbje river ASdres. G. 40 I5-4 NesYOrk POstOice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
Re-l)latins.

Ut IJIHIINy.
DE-PLATING.-Old ware re-plated equal 70 ps
h wsusnec q the loWegt prices VIC SPOON rs $50
stair Eods, sYs, SC IN asa -
Iisttd Goods % the Plating fleiorf No ~ Cea1e
OzLd the Office, tho. up stas u No IS jsAas
attended 10.
Thrd-sy no rs Eew.York
~ DHELLEs NEW PROCESS for GlLDiN
i snd slLEERfNG MANUFACTURES Of all t1t.HbSS
War, works Of &c, &C. Patented In Ffsa;e snf s~
DGCR BRZy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
Gullerp ano 6arbwdre.

CRATES and FENDERS.-J. Il H. KELLY, Ne
NJ $40 Broome.st next Dr. Cones Church ami oppos
Railroad Depot The lsrbe has on hand spssMs
sortueut " Patterns which style and ep esaaf
b. surpassed Those who want 10 purchase wUud do vel % all
We tel coB6dsnE II would he TO their advantage.
DIG IRON.-lOO tuns No. / Scotch PIX Iron M
No - BrSsA-g
HOUSE FURNISHING and MECHASl1
il HARBWAkE CHEAP for CASH.-JAS DIXON 80
fluted britannia Motawse In Tea snd Cote grns tts
snd Teupo sugr Sop aui Cream Jug CasiSs Cake bss$
Spoous Forks kuyes OIL end Fluid Lamps, &C. kc 40 Al ~
J. "A DACO5IAkG.
No 20S Cha ham ct, opposts Dlgsss
NAIIS-Plasterers and Builders can buy % sssa
Laih md Fiushug Malta The lOwest msnnfufrs Pres
at The EMPIKE NAIL WORKS, foot Of 25hs A. k'st Rive
GLOVES! STONESli STOVES THE ehesps
- Stove sore the city. with the largest Osorent Cal
see Rmember the Number $50 eth door above s.s
WIN sOUTHWELL Stove Dealer Tin Plate Cf
w per- and Sheet Iron Worker No 10 Oreea~esss ae~
sanity land raj sssostnen Of htclsss Ar thh Eos
Hall faror sUd Office Stow Improved attens Tor l> esnf
he New Wor OrtcAn and Vsavus stoves sp,renw
odeffd Enchsntrf Mirror, CHANDELIER and hstAa ~
Stoves All II which he offer. f0F sale tbs ao resasse -
stoves repaired and pot up JObblns Of all kaof vemrT -
ed TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
n. q L.kpsk Co 20. Aaes sls,e. 7, ,


u,txP ARTS-W ILLIAMS. STEbENs O. VIII
Tr.u-1s eFCoSD GKEAr ANNUAL SALE %. l->-f
- toR f0S PAINTINGS. e. TIE S.i0as- %
-, - 50 ogp0sits Eos .. u
AZ La TaU ksDAf. ID aud ~ CAf "a
VIZ SIiiiAkS STEEEAs 4 WILLiAh' h4ueino y
81 In GTst sana.l sale take gosofs ~ Am 1 -s
~rsnS hih vii iDes1s he wosts Q. p.fs.o go.
49, &c., FaSa KAnnsy Carer Tat Craneh Ianes son a.
zoe hf5ss Bs1Eksysen and Otaer Ansfeaa snd fofsgn
In ~, nj H. ale Which they eoedsnJ ta,iis ~ ~
- -.flir and pfchasers from al paris of fs4 Jcsa
s.. H. to place before buyers sapr.f e- d pc
s<d xheh have only bern ostainsbie Al prT.e p
sh. o. ibs bssk DIP Of GeniiemeHs OaeIs spa 70 Rs1
-. ~ 10 assseotyre. ss were OF the st> % 40
en- Ar on eide Of The Atisnte TIE eespersl9s o.
xt.t, already eoed Euarsoe % works ~ncn "a "a pr
sy and sale would rarely be open 70 ne sss
psinnc viii be rssd fsr exs1insien one yss
,~evus 10 sale persons dst-nee vnt1g ete VII -
ss~sed b. the AretoneerE WILLIAMS, 5IEfEHo VIII
LIANS No IS BrosGwty.
II ONDON and PARIS Art EMP0RIU9-ROB-
IL ERsOEs eelshrst<d OIL AID WATER CODOh5
frsyon Pspen, Hestes
Rrushef W Z Ptpersl HenciA
Pastel Pspers. 5crapinf Itnta
ysrn Trsctng Pepen stetch Sooss
ngiI1~r1s Traeiur Goth blocks. kc
Ao an nansns. variety BIZ Julien Caisme FroEo
ali The French En-yiDE Tor Szte a. ss
London and Pars prictS =. " y nAC9- -,
Seller and Ar ais Co0Tnsc, NO - br,-aNsy az s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
0roferlfs.

Vr0ferlf5.
NEW CROP GREEN and BLACK TEAS, FOX
~ ZION FRUITS GROCERIES, kettle sglserioeF hs4 10
thu sales hue Green and Black
COHees Bsneh Rasns Dred Curran Ct2n
Almonds apd family Groceries ell their varieties Also stls
Willow Sugars Extra syrup and NoAss sale aoe
reasonable terms st No ~ s1d 20 AS
(irean glfh md No 20 Nesev-st J. " fOWbth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
Cost du1 fonn6.

OsT or sTOLEN.-In Edinburgh, S soNS o.
~. a5tb sspteraber, 1883 TWO RAILWAY BONDS - i'i-
= Al, cr,,-r n 40 ROSD No
SSF PE ~ ISDIANOPOLIS7 = CENT $1,000 SO"D nan
ee ar. cautioned sgns, bsgoaiDs the sss = PsJnr;
bsve seen topped --------
NOTES LOsT-A Note drawn by Pstts9n d Mar
~ -. "a order STEPHEN A Dsvs a. sr months RON
cpt fo s5, drawn BY Robefisoa . TIE oier
erke1 Dsvfs months from Aug n Tor Sls Per-
~. sIs sgan nesoDs the above notes pay eni
- soYped The finder will confer favor D te %
DAVIS 51st near 1lthsv, 70 J. P. O5IROA No 10
West Szd-st.
a. az REWARD-LOst on Thursday evening, q IA
p &Jnst the sl5sn Of TO A2rrssn large 70
BOK The above reward VI
h. red 70 finder will TIE eithrt > Lt AAN
Ysa No ~ Pear; W eLOCUA Once OF the - Nieaol
IrsarsDce Company corner ofsthay and iffASt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
fnrs.

EURs at the CRYSTAL PALACE--DuPtnssss'~s -
al he Shapes in the Exhibition, assui.s4fsa -, s.v 80
In eyery variety Of fsrs from choice oks " z.FSe
By the suiserer a. moderste pres1 Ao ssr -
ssIs h Rkb Velvet Cosks trimmed with ks $500 lrs
Bay sable Royal Ermine SABLE Nnk stone Af<s 49,
Cbbchlla Eassian Lyn The ais 1Hs9e y .S<s
The Lake u Gsnevs, and great variety q osa -
fsnsesiions rfepsra or tbel s1pYye. tssm -
for The sesson' CHARLES COOK, fE Aaps's"'"
Importer h0. 6z5 Broadway kew-fork -. IN <<1f
Several Of Stated ssblss sni Ernnes iof -. Cs
the stcEison Of AstuEslsB which arfsed scs 1aS w -
Pnlace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

INPORTERS of SKINS and MANUPACivtssss.s
IL Of ZINE FURg-THOMPsOy RoEsLzAr ~ ~ - clfg
lane Invite he attention OF COUNTRY MEkCbAsh
LEALEHg 10 their assoT trnsnf Of GOODS 10
MUFFs CAPEs EfCrOKtSkt,
CUFP TRiNAlsGS,
AIfS, GLOVES,
yrRFs, SLEIGH EOBSs L. -. 1000
Of every sescytou Zach article ~aTrasi>d q 10 -
sad nsrnfeigfsd this se.oa With eIpress sea2'sn91
80 AZ frsfe roerfioufd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

SALE, OF EN1 liASGE for CT n o. COUNTRY PROPER
Two biok Hous East hsL y los b1iO@
Hsh Lndsr. fronting Harlem River ola re from McConbs
Dam msEnlceLI good tslng and boat
nsry oesl tor sente. residences 10 lots 'tst and sh
10 iXth-t aud 5h-av Harlem IS Of caocs
Land ghketse y Y $50 floating Hudsu RIVER
gsEdsB stttlss and farm hoiss
didsrni pss cify s8d Brooklyn sd 5sats
ard oNewJrey Inquire Of Y AUERBACH No 81 Joan
o. ron II 10 Il or No N RyinE on-sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

7 AIDES FANCY TURS-The Subscribers -. -
IL o. hcn fancy Fen Of s uationr now retdy
AID vi. b oErs 10 price the Frrstes sld -
.ufs Csts PeleIiBes Neoxnss fppet csHst 1879
fshorAhe Ia Fur erhibited ~ o. -
sorne ch syscir Of Imperial Rus<sn ss ~ ~ ass -
leccD. ard the further exyorstun q hose ss - -
prohibited ty the Anocaf will 1nt t.e pess xr,13s
BE opportunity ofpsFeh-sns GEO bOLris -
U,HE OLDEST REGULAR FANCI ~"
Il IABLlsHiESr IN EhoADWAn t..,s.b.
FsrcT Fags Clo.k Trim njng Cspes Csrssls - ~
Boss Muas Cufs FoOi Naa ssish koee. 20 ~ 10
gassiy OF matsrss v..s. w. 10 ssostsf
ors,,, s.r.saI ssscss1 sad svsry use's v-sssa's<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

Tor SALE-Four Lots of Ground, % BY 10 feet
L. each ID south wet q Slst Inquire OF
2. p. PAGE, No u Cithsrias-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

FOR SALE.-TwO Hou,es, Nos. 3J2 and 3Jsi West
edst tuit IL the bert amer wh al the iern
eoaplEte Inquire OF GEORGE CLARK, No. 20 West
2lst-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

" xxi VALUABLE AKIN Tor SALE-Op which
the subscriber resides Of he VILLAGE Of
Fogshkeersie the Duhe Turnpike eoatninx rs scrs or
land smooth foos aud fences perfect order teqs .rss
sre and orchard three I'D the house good ssd saa
ihres nesare alec VIA faE ard Iress oa
tsisirEs suitable ard u order Half pucts uoaey .v
reairrd For further psrcui.r Of
prss's> L YOUNG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
FARM for sALE-Thirtt milss frnrn

VALUABLE FARM for SALE-Thirty miles from
New-lork and frosa PAnzeA New srsey ep-
t Pa usdcre ho1Gred .oc twenty half aaef .gE t
ard ha covered WITH Chestnut, well fined
rsered Gre rs abzrdance OF f BglcnEs and E3f
conrg Of tArrh0us Of e.yr.r
hen-ko1e and ya1 ali other .essarx
Ostsgass. IA, BE- kep. say fr fr ysA
ply PGrfed With mix sEe well .iAptsd for 5lrDose On
The beaH<.ul building ste fr geutle1za's
For TsrrI.s nS. = Of IoaS RANDOLPH The pre or
GEORGE " DEWEY. PlAinE~d ). D LAW No 81 Jssu-s,
NwYok for sac cheap the wishing % leave lac $40:
- n. s. 20 Dr. - - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
LOK SALE-The brick twOstory basement AMI at
EARM for SALE.-I offer for sale my Farm Yin

H..
j Ia Harlan W,cheser Co = two miles folh 1 nc lss
Netiing-Iio &C. rdshom the Harr@on PostO nee nles
f,u H. Harlem Reloed station a. White r-"s = 80,
-, Earonf station az f0rcltst',V s NJ
" -As- ~~&-.a lhe fifi"eh no let
land, aud beauty and ,r.itf
-rssd ~ opportunity for persons stJs
Ga tn premises llrtc d. llns
10 40 ant ho,se. bern cohcd enf other oltb dnEs Or
Ids ana yorcty cfohfrf cit we'll ~aeed WIKI Pn+
ia W Nc GOOD wall snd lays stab il de
~ thr' frrrs The side Law ihreqlsr 81 mile on 10
road I'D a. Will. TlsLs Inc o. he Easf River 10
Lsa r. IN it t. fr "a eaars u lr7
OF JOSHUA SIT TON who WISHES 10 remove 90 the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
For terraa and fu-l particular appiyto .
A j. bLEkl kER Arctioneer. no. Brosd-I,
COUNTRY STAT for SALE situate at 0'sinin
EAsT MORRIsANIA LOTs-Time e1tenIed for

II payment Of PER Of pufh haze On the balaa d
d0s balance or before iir-h
~ ss5 Thee healthy ard belufl location
East River snd b. in nedae VIC n
v Of rcsdtcs several Of the veal sud resPerfo7
ezens W Comfy Also hshnE VI nm l1Iter
or q MOrsnis k-0ad- rtldJ Hu4li pas
through this property NE Newkochee aud ssc5a az h
rad which ben lately chartered u expected "h Pi4
through this rro Several houses now building ald 10
sersrpdy DEsnee Of this properly from tas oiy h nIs
For and other ilon4to4 apply 10 u
Il WINTON 40 IryoE-rogg. Harlem Aairoad nee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
lady of The HIGUEsT REsPECTABILITY,

A GEM NANIED-flitecn men OF gOOu hddftks
N Agents several patent articles Good assos make
40 boston with $500 make HV
small Fancy and Variety Store for sale goat bargain Cali
address. No sl1 Bcwery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

OTIS on 29THST. for SALE-5 full Lots Of
II Ground TIE n0rh .ifs Of p h. between ~ TIL sRi STU
slou. wsy % the block each LOT = feet 10 zekss as lad
resr. ard zee Set deep
north eide, tbs 9Th and
or between 10th sad llths Apply
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

WAtTED-By respectablcyou Man, Scotch
msn snd fIe'esisn vson Assistant Book kecper or
Cerk, make himself generally estss
Ikhnsni he writes well and suik Adarss k0Bf NoRsroS
Ne. wRese<,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
mauis.

A LADY wishes for situation as GoTerness, hei
IA course Of instruction eonpfehsnds Enssa ID i. ~
ar thee Lou1S nz rscoB will b considered eq1t anI NJ
board City references can Be gwen A"''' ~ "a ~
80 a. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
Real c,siaie for Sale.

~ Rssdesf Lot 25I7j; sir OF H'us Jxf feet go
can r. msn % boid and for 4 st cent
Ao and Lot No ei Brcome' Size OF Los = ise'
AGO eish scs Of Land situated Bloongie Road and 1877
Hsthss ara d thsy.
- -. .-l. =. MI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28

LII who arc Wishing Co. supps themselves with Buttnf
Tuhs Zoe Oh. coming SEASON. Will do vel 10 coll
havon large Of the right sisewhirh will
sell cheap. ELLIS & BANCROFT
March
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28
Rnnnats & Rihhnns.
OIL, Burning Fluid. &c,

NEW STYLE BONNETs q RIBBONS, LININGs
~ xc just fncuivedh y
April, is53 26 LOOMS q KEITH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28
Eobensaok,s Liver pillsI

No part Of The system liable 10 disease thun the
LIVER, itueing hicter punly iho Blood or giving
the proper secretion to the bile any wrong dc'iun OF
Toe Liver Affects tho other important plrs The system
and resuls Varousy 90 Liver Compaint-, Jaurdco Dys
peHsii, &c. No should, therefore, watch every symptom
Nat might indicate wong OF the Liver. haSe
PMS hring composed uf ROOTS aud PLANTS urnishci b,
nntue toheal the srk namely FIRST an ENPECTOR ANT
Winch augnants The seceou from the Pulmonary muous
membrane, promotes tho discharge Of matar-
sCcpRds an Alternative, which changes sons nexn-
cable and nsensihe the certain rid OF the
sysium. Third, TONIC, which gycs tone aud strength
Go The nervous system, renewing health yieor 90 all
parts OF the body. Fourth, CAiHARTIC which acts Ia
parect harmony with ha other ngfndinnis, - ops,ata
the Bowels, aud eXpelng the whole ofcorupi aud
Fste matter aud purify ns the blood which destroys dis
euso and Restores health.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28
- Jus o. MN tn munster 10 roe husptl
Late Pastor ofthe southampton Bipusl Church.

NyCAUTioN! Remember then, Plronts and all others
that NphENSAtK's WORM rfRUr BE- the only Mrd-
cns 10 use chat wall eradicate Worms with certainly and
Will not Disagree Nth the uo decar stomach. Do cate-
u you Che genuine Hicle, and 600 chat ie sgnstuc m
" J. n. HOBENsACK'' son egory bottle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28
SAMUEL ABBOTT,
Room f. q. WAI,rONis BUILDING rATEsTREET
The Lawrence Water Cure,
Egr.pfsIayo-ns XprVsnouf

AS1ILLIAM kLINGER, (ofnafly Of Dr. Wcssohooits
w o.u0shment BIOS the honor inform bis friends and
pc that be VIII open the above establshm Of, buit
expressly tin under his immediate supeatendence "a
the first day ui May He hinrs himself that his long
r, etieucc and thorough acquaintance with the Water
Core treatment together with she comforts aud cnnvenien
r,s a. an establishment built entirely for he Hcccmuoda
bis PATIENTS will secure hum iu share Of the pub
le patronage. The medical department VIII be under che
charge q. W. Grau, gentleman of eminent ability, tni
l,ta experience profession. The proprietor pledges
Do. unicmiing attention the interests sud comforts Of
who may favor him with their patronage, hstueuo
ra o. located in the midst ct beautiful sceuor and
oAceed pure healthy atmosphere II situated
about half way the celebrated Waite Mountains Of
New uamnshe and tho city OF New York, which latter
place ioachod hy convenient aifnad travel eight hours
For urher putticLlas regard go ale establishment tn-
,uns tors & tho proprietor teots 10 pamphlet which
be- wi. tzsuc IN a few Anys.
WILLIAM KIlNGE, Proprietor Of tho
G7sr Lawrence Water Cure. Brsttlsboru', VI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28
Cold and Silver Watches.

CONSTANTLY band az my store on state street, i'm
- ported my order, and consequently sell hcm much
cheaper hau De bought elsewhere. Gold Watches Is c.
fine, at so aud upwards
{ have few ofthose very heavy Railroad timers le0a
Watch imported b yse pcss for that purpose, and has
coined the preference over 40 Others.