davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

nt- Andrew Jackson Davis and 9th
ers, propose 10 hold Convention ia
Hartford, on the 2d day Of June, 10 ia.
yesiisnie the origin, authority and inhu-
ence Of the Jewish and Christian Scrip
lures. The conclusion 10 be arrived al
will no doubt be highly important
Davis being 50 erudiie and profound a
theoIogian.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

The Bellows Falls STANDARD Cocol asks
rhy the principal Wing papers were en-
deavoring to make the liquor law party
question. We have observed no disposi-
ton of this sort in the Wing press, and if
the keencr eyes of the STANDARD man have
dlscoveredit let him push the question to the
uttermost. In the mean time can the Stan
dard tell us whether any of the looo,ooo
presses are attempting the game which il
condemns--and ifyen, -irhy- lWatchnan.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

Thr Nrw MINISTER TO SrAis.-The
n. y. Times says Mr. Soulc, whose nomi-
nation as Minister to Spain, hsd been con
tirtned, recently declared that he would ac-
cepi the mission only on one condiiion,yiz (:
that he should be invested with unlimited
power for the purchase of Cuba. at Is fair.
therefore, to suppose that the condition has
been soeeeded to, and not unlikely that we
shall have a war with SPAIN
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

\ tincinnaii1n residing in California.
writes back. saying 10 a f1end wish
yon would hasc the kindness 10 forward me
by Adams Express, Young lady Of The
night Kind. who uoald BE- wiling % make
Naliioruia her home, a. am 50 bn.v
have no nue 70 attend to /, myself Iuill
90 As much Tor you. or will pay sos nov
~ putting yol in the way Il makiag =
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

The United States Collector at San
dusky' (OJ il i said has " slid" with
the comfortable sum ofsl9.0OO Of Pub-
lac Money and his Depsty's rife and
Children, leaving his own wife aud three
or four children behind him
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

BEAT Tns.-We learn that John Greg
DRY, OF Northficld, has raised n Hartford
call tins Spring, and when six days old it
weighed Just las pounds. Who beats this ,
The Hon. ID. w. iIadley had the honor of
assisting in weighing it. 1t is Ht1er,
beautifully modelled, and possesses all the
Characteristic marks OF the Hartford rnce
Freeman.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

EnioEsNrs. The number Of passengers
who arrived at New York on Friday last
we're $3.50 Of whom 32l6 were from Lon.
don and Liverpool. Tho ship Universe
brought SO passengers. Of which nne on
ly were citizens ofihe United States. l6I
were natives of ireland 66 Of other parts
OF the United Kingdom, aud 90 Of Germa-
ny and Holland. There we're 313 male.
OF shon a were farmers, colliers. store
Keepers butcher, or PERIODS having .oae
trade and other adults are l,borors. Re.
males 252, of whom 90 are drcsnnsk cns
and the rest children and servants.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

The New York Daily 7ia,es says.
'ha' among the new articles of manuiiic.
iure IN that city, e medium tables, with
concealed 'aachinery to produce raps. %
are not the least saleablc.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23
Foreign News.
Later from Europe,

WiNlnVhi, WIN W liiSNtN-N''' "HNl'E
them Gov. Fairbanks, OF Vermont
This morning the Pacific saw large
ship ashore ON Long Island appeared
to have bccn there but short time.
The news per Pacific is not of much
general Importance.
Both houses of Parliament resumed
their sessions on Monday, the ih
Sir Lacy dc Evans gave notice Of n
call for the correspondence between the
British Government. Spain and France
and the United States, concerning the
alleged Cnba annexation projects.
In The House of Lords. Lord Camp
bell called the attention Of the members
TO the address recently presented by
the London merchants to the Emperor
Of France. which hc characterized rs IN
interference with the prcrogativcs of
the Crown, and II violation of the laws
of nations. lie wished TO know il il had
been sanctioned by the Queens govern
ment.
A schooner, of about 40 ions. was
run down on the night of the 10Th by
the steamer Minerva of the Isle Of
Wight, and all on board were lost.
The iron steamer Duke of Su,hcr-
land, trading between London and Alb
er,lecn, was wrecked on the afternoon
Of The lst in the river Dee, and went 10
pieces. Fifteen twenty persons were
drowned.
Alexander Bnin, the Telcgraphic
paieniee, had a hearing in the Court of
Bankruptcy in London on the 18th.
The Steamer Great Britain arrived
in the Merscy on the afternoon of the
"a from Australia, with fjj3,O00 in
gold dust, besides large sums in the
hands of passengers. A large shock Of
I'm earthquake was felt n, Portsmouth
on the It; also noticed along the west
coast Of France.
The potato planting in ireland is GO
ing on under favorable auspices, ms TO
soil and weather.
FRANoE.-Thc difficulties Of Swiiz-
erland and Piedmont with Austria and
Prussia, threaten trouble the part TAX
Z" W i'""'c vi thc Vucs''oh u "Nl'h-
nicd TO the refusal OF the Pope To visit
Paris, for il is now said that His Holt
ness has gwen positive refusal.
a large fire had occurred ut Bercy,
destroying all iheNpre houses and 49,
600 casks OF wine.
PRUSSIA Tho Berlin papers pub
'iSh n semi-oi'icial document stating that
among the papers recently seized IN that
city was proclamation of Il German
Republic n hygrenic association
numbering 10000 members had been
dissolved by Government. The con-
sp'racy recently detected was widely
developed. and had extensive stores OF
arms and ammunition. II was 10 have
broken out between the I'd and 9th of
April and had qualifications throughout
Germany. Arrests had been made ut
hos'ock ~ Merkirnburg' and anmun-
non seized. Evidences oil connection
WIN me aiihir had also been found IN
iieioe'""r@'i, hoh'esoerg ana Bremen
~ 're"'y .or me mu'ua' eS'r"ui''"h
OF criminals Is announced oe'wee" rrus-
AusIRiA'-lheC Cologne Gd-eHe says
Lord "cS'moreiand hnd presented
n"'e 10 ,ne austrian government de-
c'"r,n9 ''a' England would Keep AN eye
on .he proceedings o' hossu'' ana MAJ
I'm, anu Tue DINER refugees 10 prevent
.ne,' e"s"e''S W more P'o's, ana mat
'"ey come whn'h me rach OF The
'nw' 'hey s''n' DC immediately prose
,u'e". inc ,-o''"" pon'e arc Sa'u 10
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

SIR JONI FRAskLIS.-An interesting
incident in the life of Sir John is nara.
ted by correspondent Of the National
htehgencer, writing from Rayenswood,
l.. ]. In the year 1884, II appears a
dispute arose between Mr. Jasper Chas.
sead. l.. >. Consul at Beiroui. and The
Syrian Government, concerning The III
treatment experienced about that time
by Mr. Bird, an American Missionary
then residing in Bciroui. Subtraction
was promised for an attack made by
Syrian soldiers upon Mr. Bird, but ilo
PREPARATION was long delayed, A Brit
ish frigaie. under the command of tnpi.
Franklin. arrived in the harbor when
the difficulty was nj lis height, and Sir
John Immediately interested himself in
The affair. Instead Of first saluliDg the
flag Of England, he made for the L. ;.
Consulate. heard Mr. Chasseaud's sior,
and the parties repaired together 10 ib,
Governors Palace. The officials lhot
proper 10 accede 70 demands pressed 50
vigorously upon their aifeniion--lhe o.
Tending soldiers underwent punishment
the rrparalion was made and when
the trouble came to an end. the British
Consul got his salute. The energetic
action Of Capt. Franklin saved world
Of trouble, and the interest now attach
ing to the welfare Of the distinguished
navigator, lends attraction 10 the inei-
dent.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

The stamped envelopes proposed to be
issued by til" Post Office Department.
WI be ready for delivery about the Isl
Of June.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

" y is'ieF from Panama state, ,b,,
''.ss' = s'e'ensoa, Assistant Rngisee,
o. on lhe Panama Rsiirosd. vas murdered ~
AZ bed ca the 'ssh Of March. AZ S,p p,hi.
s''''oa The mafdefer "a. an Inal l.bo,.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

The Pr'sSurg Gazette says, the dry
goods and the hardware iobbcrs Of thai civ
have increased their sales this spring. Is 10
% per cent Oh fonner averages. which Is
siliibutrd 10 theu rhilroad canneciions
Whist a good thing II j. 10 have lr,ahLy
Connections
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

A FRgScH CAssIus.-A singular
sori OF fantasy had been lately cxhibi-
ted by young Frenclman named Bel
lcmar, a native of Rsuen. lie went
voluntarily TO the Partisan authorities
and desired to he placed under arrest
lie stated that he had been employed rs
n clerk in various commercial esiab-
lshmcnrs,--but was nj heart devoted to
the acknowledgements of his country
lie had fought for freedom nj the bar
ricadcs.--and had by formal docu-
meni soicrm'y doomed Napoleon Bo-
naparie 10 death, and had sent copies Of
his decision to the various public Min
listers. All this smacked of insanity
bui the Court saw considerable method
in his madness, and sentenced the ANA.
icur hero to two years imprisonment
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23
HE HER AID.


~ ass -Ae hss 40 hosr rlscrs IN .
.iimlss fsasa.'sn. stt sdcqpsic!'t appreciate
NJ uula'tsrssa,.sss viii ahrt 90 give
pisus b. ,ts following oqrnnssnySfiun. ~
sol,ss,s Iss.sssi e~ssnntuy SPIN d,
n.-,a Ssiss,s sohicsi ussi csn be bfouEia
tsfe's We gsAl,c. We rrres tbers should
BE- sfr sc,ssseh Go ishiiosfi1a a thi'
nniafe. o. u.ass rssnii IN ID, dcrslossrrns
a bad biy,s an hsssA lsasrars Boz. 4
We ns5erat,,5 Ne msifsg correctly. there
rslst, - .hss3ssr soeossssf fs ssyiag
srrssti,sag. hssd -, ~, ~ prepared % die.
sls ~hss q siai ~. waboui The ,iigls.
eel soqntnsnns ~s.b NJ SAWYER, and
Consequently ~iiboa daf.zt n,nans a jadg.
inr IN isc Pf~u'iscs. q k-coapos necessary
81 10 70 e-Prs1 enigsif opon tise ts'stiioo-
ny = b" Ds7giihofs aud sogeAin,snccs ard
ue mus ssy ihsi ~ ini - y. have heard
as oTanian expressed. isS.d that IL prfiiy
Fescfsll,.l . Ass bern sIsftslsiiy favorable
and higsiy calnpiisss, tssry 10 the sAApetef
q ID, deceased.
II, f0ilosing communication - from
respectable, and. ~ai.si. a rss,sniti,.
ssu'tc &c oninr ~ ~ us,sicr ,ise sinsuy en-
su~cmets y Iaen occupying high pnsi.
uoH 10 iir euuifF. and siiose opiHinns arc
ron lusire upon al points ulero they hrc
giscn We have taken sosDe liberties with
ise original Nh, modifying rb gcnral
ione. and cSPu'gsiing s.Hnc objectionable
passages. Perhaps 80 should have gone
farther, ard made other alterations, be-,
the fear q destroying the general tone ~
the srtieie, and dterscting from H. force.
has resruiDed very natural, and. we trust,
not ferfchcnsible. desire. Thus much fof
expiration.
With the Editor Of the Rrnndon Post.
scare nov, and wish 10 continue on friend.
y terms. We arc determined that no CIR.
eumr,nDcc shall bciray ~ into a personal
controversy with him although ~e claim
no advantage and ash no quarter under the
the recognized laws Of honorable combat.
should worse come. We prefer friendly,
or, At least, gcnslrn,anly, editorial inter.
course, TO the cat and dog life adopted by
some political, as well as religious editors
bot while We would in all charity apply to
oar FREUD WrLsn the French proyorb Of
~eighiy meaning, IN n'ea pas 81 diaJb
qHh noir,H VIC are q, the same time propar.
ed 10 believe the reverse, and shape our
course accordingly, ~ the evidence may
dictate Bot NC give way TO the comm
nlehiion:
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

u DIR. Charles Chaplin, of Brattleboro'
l'as been appointed y. s. Marshal for Yer
mont, and William J. Odell, of burlington.
pension agent
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

A Hungarian Jew named Doblinr,
has been arrested Ia Toronto. for fraud
ulenily obtaining subscriptions for =
pretended mission ~ Vera Cruz.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

Toe ur'ue ~hich depends on opinion
l'''k' 70 seer''ry alone, and could ba be
trusted IN q dsssr.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

OF The weather is all that can be de-
sired. Spring is come, and has really open
ed her court and although less spirited
than is her wont, lowing to the obnoxious
"cnactment,") still she looks well, and
promises good things in the future. AL
ready she has granted divorces to over
coats, muffs and artificial caloric. The
sun has gone extensively into the mnnuiac-
ture Of the latter article, and is busy thaw-
ing pretty girls out of the moving bales of
dry goods, in which they took refuge against
the batteries Of old Boreas. Our streets
present more life-like appearance than
heretofore, and the business of the season
seems to have commenced in earnest.
killington and his fellows are still snow
capped, notwithstanding. and look down in
grim majesty upon the scene below. lie
will bear coaxing, however, by-and by, and
will not be able To hold out long sgains,
the winning smiles of Spring.
o. Taking stroll out into the sub
urbs, the other day, we spied "lontle-
man" rather the worse for ,oare,"-and
hardware" ii was too, intirely. Where's
the "porleese p
u We go 10 press earlier this week
than usual, in order to mail the papers for
those places that have no daily mail, in sea-
son to reach them on publication day and
consequently number of articles, includ-
ing report Of the proceedings Of the
county cour now in session, that would
otherwise have appeared IN this number.
are deferred till next week.
u IT II pleasant duty TO express fur
ther obligations TO T. MARrINpALE. Esq,
of Wallingford, DIR. GurRssrr, of Shrews-
bnry, and lRA GoTnAM, ESD, ofWest Rut-
land, for large additions 10 our subscription
list IN their respective towns. Our frie nds
have taken hold Of tins mniier with zeal
highly commendable, and we canno, do
Otherwise than wish them the most album
dant success. Their efforts, united with
others, have added oro one hundred and
efy nam,sto our list within two weeks
Let others "go and do likewise" aud We
Inly soon have a circulation that will ena-
bic Us 10 make better paper, and more Of
L.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

r. Without innocence, beanly is an.
h'tiy e1rl qualify oon'tmP'iiig.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23
Local Omoibps.
Herald 0fiics, Rutland April 80, 1853

G p Our bachelor friends won't see the
force Of the following lines. They can't
do it. It's Of no use for them to imagine
themselves "hitched" for the nonce; these
things are a stern reality, and Imagination
won't answer the purpose at all. Nobody
can reply to the question herein PROFOUND
ed with any sort Of satisfaction to himself
unless he has been ''iixed," that is unless
he has become a. fret fact in the communi-
~, which, being more familiarly rendered,
means married man. OF course he can't.
What do single men "know about war ?"
Literally nothing.
II we might venture a word Of advice,
we would say to our single fellow citizens,
"hitch up" The expense is small where
there is so much competition, and then you
may be able to appreciate this "pomc:"
sl..
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

Baby Growing un your knee,
While you sing some liiilc ditty,
Pulls your HAIR, ~ thumbs your ''cc,"--
Would you think 1t wash, prettyi
Tell me could you -
Ify0u owned ''the baby" would youl
Wife, with arm about your neck,
Says you look just like the baby
Wants some cash Ia make 'spoc -
And you would refuse hcr--maybe -
Could you should you p
Ifyou owed ''tbo woman" would YOU
Little labor, little strife,
Little care, and little cot
Would you sigh for single life
Would you nurmer at your lot!
Tell me, shonld you p
Ifyou owned ''the cottage" would you
Health and comforts children fair,
Wife u meet YOU at the door,
Fond hearts ihfobhing fJr you there -
Tell me, would you ash for more
Should you could you p
Ifyou owned "ihc ready" would you
rLEbEIAS.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

TIM WoonsTock CAsE-Thcro seems
to he almost ns much curiosity ubou, Pow
crs., the first ruin martyr" under the new
law, as there was for time respecting
Bristol Bill The query seems 10 be how
he got out Of Jail. The facts we understand
TO be these Having laid in jail about
three weeks, he sent for the Justice who
committed him, aud stated that he found
the rum under the Uuyorsalist Chapel. as
be before testified, but that he had put it
there himsclf some days before. The Jus
tee supposing that nigh, be the truth, dis
charged him, as he was arrested on the
first day the new law went into operation.
which brought tho offence under the old
law. y man who was supposed to have
sold him the liquor had been convicted of
several offences and fined one hundred dol
lars and COSTS Chronicle.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23
itNot ijaiitrs.
ooAL ~ VERMONT.

4 vein ui superior hsrd coal has rocrni-
~ bren discovered on the premises e iii-
Eas AiSssosrH Bsq- IN Ctsiie,oa. We
arr informed ~ those VII, hsse examined
specimens. tbs, u 3. Of uuusnal solidiiy and
free from hi'uncnor other oSiancous mat
icr,--prcseniing the pure msicnsl in ITS
npoF valuable shape. Should there prove
10 be = regular deposit Of coal at this OPEN
ing. equal "a purity 20 TINT already obtain
cd, II pr,scB's another source 81 wealth to
the cnirrprse ami capital 4 our citizew
ths, should not fail 10 be improved; and
added TO the resources already at csnnpnd
and in a successful course VI development,
mus, give 10 Western Vernon, degree
OF prominence unattained by any other Por-
ton Of the State.
We hope ere long TO give the particulars
Of tins discovery, when 1t. extent and value
shall have been accurately determined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
NYPRNSe AGHKCJRs.

TroREIoN ExPREss.-EDwARpS, SANFORD 4 co.
respectfully announce that they are prepared 70 forward
London and all parts Of Enslapd, Ireland and scotlsnd
twice week; to Havre Pare Bremen. Hamburg, Frank
fort and parts Of the EuropsaB continent week
e Mesurns Port Pbp sydney and q, parts Of australia
Ing hence from England for those paces and 70 Canca
HOG xSnH snsnShns Calcutta hadrss b"@ss sns osns
HDeN & HI1aAVNI. " ~ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPRxME CouRT-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP.
- pceton of the Mayor. Aldermen and C,mmoualty Of
the city Of New York. relative 10 the opening of EIGHTY fifth
street. tho 1hrs the East river In tho city
New fOrs Pursuant statutes In such made pro-
yded the Eayor ALDERMEN and Commonay Of the city Of
New oTk hereby notice that they intend
the Supreme Court Of the State OF New York. special
term Of the said to be hold At the city OF New York
Saturday the 18Th day Of November 1885, at the opening
the that day as thereafter 81 BIO
heard for the arpontn emit Of commissioners Of Estimate and
Ascssmept in the above entitled matter that tho
and extent Of tie improvement horby intended the opo
ing Of Ei- street from Third the Ea river
in the city of New York as laid out tho plan Of
said city, under sud BY virtue Of act the Legislature Of
the Mo a tho st tie of NV York entitled rela
touching tho laying ont OF streets and
passed A pril 3, 1scT. ROBERT j. DILLON.
Cour sel TO tho Corporation.
Dated New York, octoberf lSJa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

Fog LI y I.,o State NAIL .srEAn
" y saturday sovsnScr IS o'clock NJ fsas per ser
nn.sr. Iis p s ~ Tight OF p,As
@r. a, 'y Esp cokti SsSab f ,sro ssH
The stss> shin Baltic win suessat tbs paoie sad safl
poYAL Nah as,rhAssnP AFnio..-roR Lfvsn,
'rsr, TAO os@rss,s eosh At 5ss.ss c, s,s .Ss qal,
A. ~ IA % ~ Tie ~. int =
i i'Ss si"g.' f. q = .: board
Pos livhsrool--sTFA ssnIr eNDEss.' & Il MOO
IL s rom cs sss s1sss % ss sas s @ vii
p,eks' ceopsnys aoet a. Jer.e Ivy on satrraay n
Der ssoSa there sscss 50 nur Saiy
PROVISIONS ana .ss~ srds Zee hut "i on, vince iucr
i.ss. app,S cuSaED No ss~Sn sss Grssa.
Tnn New Yoxs AyH LfyxRPooL Uslqxp sTAgan
,son esssner7hs sa'ss seuisriSins siis Foo arc rs
,S kCTTynl =. =. Ssssn sys
s sbsTsg,o SaS..h Sssassoss
ess sr, b;:s Jssn tr. iy a:n,s.cs Specially ex
.sran ,sr'ss 's,sy sara ~, ssSa ssh.r r shsir sos
.ss .sr .sOas sor snsansi,si
@ s .:s s;Ss s.s .ss: ~ d .s Az
ss'a ss -. .sss - sn.
~ '' ,ssres o.. sa pss %. ,os s4nsss.
ss: :'sss:; 81 &: e z:ss::s:;; - III:
s s:;s,s:s BE- b: Is; Ssss::;:;
tDWARt K collins, ! CO., No. q van street,
BROWN s9IILsr 4 CO.. Mycgpaol.
foHN sokRos CO., No. VI Kas Metre psxrs Dee
ss saiss.;si b. r bsxS Il a.vr
Via Of shsse shpa will mes - accountable gold
aisc bis Iass ssred hsrsfos and The vas ahs7s
yTEAh BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y Tao Glasgow ard New York Steamship Company's now
steAmer GLASGOW, 0a6s tons, horse power) Robert
CRAIG coums Dder, will leave New York for Glasgow on
Wednesday January R at II o'clock First cabin sa-
loon statercoms 500 do Didshp do 5; cabin $780,
shrd class, $2o-stew ards fees included Apply to
J. AcSYMON. IS Broadway.
'ysHk LIVERPOOL AMI PHILADELPHIA sTkAN.
ship Company insoDa starting thsiz favorite
sRoH PHILADELPHIA,
1atutoeys OeS q
TU I" Asnenessey. ...batsrdAy. Nov. g.
FROM LIvEpRC0x.
80 GAAs4oW: Me9Ao60ay, bepl a.
ss!ssn sC M ana sis :,ccrdn: Z sssss v'@ Il
limited nrrnNsT Of third Glass passengers win DO taksa,
md found w'sb comfortably cooked proyi1Icns for
bB 20 Liverpool 30 :. from Liverpool.
Parties wiss bring friends can Obtain oey
cases OF Asd drson th Bank Of Ireland
81 steeng AID upwards Hsndbls had 81 tho 81
1as Of ~HOEAY RFCBARDSON AGENT
no. "a Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
TEAvELLERS' GIIDH.

lQEl ISosl SAFE, CHEAP, AND RELIARLk
AOOC. karts.--lss3-0ctabe syrsr mentAlbary and
New York inland rarec daily trxns:
Tals AT A. H., and two daily trains 1T A. w.
ct 2 = H. setiug Albany with Central of rail
so;d West also with .e North for sarnosa White
hall, And Montreal This trains with ts Western
and Eedson berkshire railroads AZ Chatham Four Ger
for Lebanon sprsgs aud sitor Monday
aopst corner Of White, Kim and Centre otreeto Whsrs
Msonsh tickets be procured and baggage checked
Foe Albany, Tor Syracuse
% soboncotady /" Rochester,
+" Utica Buffalo
Also Brocmo and Roery ana
street aad Fourth avenue stson The above
ains VIII lend and receive only Crcton Fails
snd Chntha Four Corners All other train, will leave CITY
Han staten Of Tryon and Centre street.
hcfcrc S,,OAT SUPERINTENDENT