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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

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YIHfsTIOs ALL NtToss-Crystsl Ps,s
1wErIT-siJIa AkEsic.s ISsTECrg PsIR-Casl- 6lrien .
Fsia Hear Never Won Fair -Wai,efs
YoUsS AcrEsss-'d Dufch Gunner rry3g IL onH-Bartoas
DIcE NESssoY-- fsddy Carey he, rus brosd-,y
CFcLE IRON M boosi ne Ssronai
and entertaining b.-a1ns
HousE Chines. BuidnE No So BroRtv.y
Woops NfSsvsL-Ethoyis1 Dslneaoas-SO 81 Broadway.
FRascosIs afternoon and evsninf
Performance ar SAD eveniaf
4. scTo discovering The Mis- ssrTSGion Academy Of Design
PAxoRAsl NIAGARA FAILS Hope Chapel
bINvARps GEoRasi EsYYT Holy Ltso-55 Broadway
PERHlst GiTr ExHBrfos-Seven Nile Nrsf-N0 SO Br0i4sy
TIE BhYAS 0ALLERY CHRISTIAN ART-Ss. % Broadway
GALLEY EeyFTsS ASTfarfr1 ES-Stayves.n insitEte
sIcSoE BLiTI-yeEtrlO,zs ard Msssea-Eo 50 Broadway
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Ne U-JkRSEY I7El[S.

CANDIDATE AT LAReE-Iodman NJ Price. the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor Of New jersey 10 be
without place Of origin or habiston Some assert that he
was bern IN New York some say over in NewJerssy
sore parers have him Mercer County some In Essex
ssd some in Hudson while Others assert that be Is resi-
dent Of California Mr. Price is evidently at large with
the hope Of locating Trnton-afer election Ard tax
Ing IN connection with this bis Silence upon the Monopoly
ard ether questions bis beiocged constituency may wei
ask Where did yoa come from and who do you be
long to ?"
SUICIDE ~ FAIRrIILD.-The body OF George GOforth
a native If Yorkshire. England, found GA Monday
Oct L. in the barn Of Peter Francisco Esq Of Fairfield
Caldwell Township hanging by small rope attached to
ladder which was lcsEiug against the hay lon His cap
coat and cravat found his body The deceased
about c. years Old, and leaves wife Of about 3
years to whom he has been married about three weeks
KILLED oS The RAuRo.D-A man nsmed John Hurt
employed by Mr. l. Parker. OF this city, in bringing feed
from Elzsbethtown to Newark found dead and fright
fully msrced or the New Jersey Railroad track near
Fiebethtown last night He left Newark aboui5 oclock
with bis horse and wagon and going to his house whchs
about mile above Ezsbe,htOwn the railroad turnpike.
he PUT up bis horse and went to Ezabehtown foot to
pay freight money at the Central Railroad Oce
He did and started his return after which nothing
was known OF him til he found Of the engineers
having him on the track 1t is supposed that he be
came confused between two approaching trains which pass
each ether q; that place about u NJ and in attempting
to avoid one he fell under the other One Of his legs was
CUT On ehu MS ptoy Was nuch mansied tie was an non
ert industrious man. aboat 10 old and leaves wife
end tive children. An inquest heldat EEsbethtown
this morning. Newark Daily, 2lst.
SaLE OF REAL EsTarE-A sale Of 40 lots e5xlOO feet
at Bergen took place Thursday They sold At prices
prices varying from si65 to $500 each.
FIHLNENs ELEcrioS.-An election for Chief Engi
neer and Assistant Engineer for the Fire Department of
jersey City has been ordered by H. Read Assistant Ea
gineer who did not resign This election ia 10 take place
Monday Ming the a. inst from until 10 clock
NJ to m vacancies occssoned by the late designations
CHARGE OF CONPoUSDING FELOST.-Two Germsns
brought before Recorder Cutter yesterday charged
with compromising felony in settling with person
rested the strength Of their afdsvs charge Of
larceny The accused belongs 10 New York. The two
Germans held to bail in the Of $500 each TO sp
pear for tried OF the December Term OF tho Hudson COun
" Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

The Wickersham Invncibles Captain {. NJ Ent mace
their second annual target excursion on the l ms -
Horace Wards at Mott Haven accompanied by the ash
irefou Brass Band Their appearance and marching wa
highly crcditable They numbered 81 maskets lac
prizes. smounfing 20 81. were awarded a. ioI9Ns
/ Henry Browp cake basket .. Wm- G. LGvers. silver
lever watch; }. Lewis Holly, silver pitcher =. ID
Harvey cake basket s. John Graf cake basket o 4. y
> Henry Server gold pen and pencil 9 c NJ Int soid
br,asiIin TO- G. ". Chapman pair Of silver SAT- censs
IL jos MasersOn gold pen and pencil IL n II alnnigna
Hangar gold bresstpn Is II SchsiTba gold oreasipn
10 Zeller gold breastpin; IL c. HsberkAn- goa
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coIRr cAIRNpAR-ru,p,,

CIRCUIT CorRr~NOs. SIS I95 SIS $751;. $50. ,so sSa
s6S IS. SO to S7i - -
COMMON PLsAs-rart iI-Nos 9i5, 500. etS. se6 s1.
ST. as ga scS 81. Part adjourned for tie
SrFrRIoR CoURT-MOnday-NOs is6 1877, sio, tfs tc
ls a. -. 49, se 80 49, $50 S isi fl. als 80
~ S SS2 s3l 6i, i15 SIS as "a 49,. ~ <Sk
tss 40 Ss ia 10 IN III i7S s2i "a h asa A SS
sd. SIS, LIS tS =. =.
SurKENY CoURr-General Term.-Nondsy-No 81.
10 n TO- D. ~ IS &C. - ~ q. a. %, 81 81
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MARRIED..

GRTpIEY-HF lTH-Iu w1ismbursh. Oct 20 At the rsd-nes
Of by the Rev Warren. james Grdey, Esq. Of
Nsw-York. 70 Miss A1nie A Hssfh ofths tsrmer place
NORRTrIIUCHO-O Ia Thursday evening Oct ~ BY the Rev
Isc Ven porer ,rsndfshero BRIDE Thomas Ncrr- Est
rs city &c NJ. Jus iueho eldest daughter Of william lssAs.
Ess, late OF Lexington. Ken
sTRkMMELL-FLooR-O rhursday ost - At Chnten CeAsA
n J. by the Mr. Lowell ofNewsk. Nc Henry
strenme Of Brookyu MIS- Amanda NJ Floor ofNsw.fek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
ADVERTISEMENT
THE INDIA RUB

THE INDIA RUBBER CAsE.-The motion for a tempo
rary injunction in the Day Candce Co. which
before the L District Court his City days since has
seuisd Jud Inserso The Gra hearing the merits
Of OF tins Of the u Circuit Court
and esse, by the Present application h,v
iIg been for Injunction preliminary to tie main tis
N. u Daily RegI,ei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
WILLLAMSBURGH ITEMS

The Church on Flashing Az. nesr Masters Toll
Gate Est Wlamshu-gh vii b. aedicatedt 70 the service
Of Goo. tomorrow O,t 3. Service at loi , Ani7 PM
The public are neIectfuily invited to attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

Druggists and Country Mercnans can De sup
pied with Dr. TosI.ss CELLsRArED VENETIAN LfsrsEsr
IS IS per els 81 per varauted hs
article IN the United Depot No 40 0resnTies DJ
o. sons Aserts Philadelphia Rsddns Co. boston-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

NFIzoop.pUs or D.GryRRRO

NfZZoGRAPHs, OR DAGI ERREOrYPE- ON PAPER.-
Particular attention called tas feature il the Dszgssn
taken a. CUzSEY's maznicent DsueTreoype Gallery
Nc $40 BTosdwAy Ao liz style Of Co0rsd Dag efreoyPes
pblk attract mach attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

Reported for The r. Trisss' B, h'.' rsrt fson.s
Pint ssyS-s Re.4!ss Mortfsss sa ~ -" y,,s s
~ M ta - "a eco City Railroad 90 81 10 5000 Pear.
g., ID a. do 90 zPennyivssLa Rsirosd, " y
80 Eslrs.S IS lsf s. do b5, ~ 50 40, cs.A sfs 3
DO IS ~ 90 cash % 90 - 10 . .ssI s, sss
red ss.s III 50 chsssr ysley Railroad e. 100 hssass ks
.e.l a.. 9 MsshsnicS BsDk. ea<n. Iii
<,-. sords-los Aorrs Canal eask. ~ 100 DO s5wn ~
80 Co. ~ 30 DO s. Isl 80 3D. iSsst- ~ 20 Loos ssss
s~s-1 Ba,I-sses PspnsylsAAls 81 %. esseo o. Et -
q "a "a kPs issf, efos %. ~ aP- ~ 49, 81.
"a ~ st saos9 CITY "a e. ie<t sxes sd O>ss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

CrryFY's NV STYLE OF COLORED d.

GUENEYs NEW STYLE OF COLORED DAGUERREO-
attention cal ed vRSgSs st. q Color
feature IN which be bss recently
produced Also. his Miniatures and Portraits OIL combining the
Tufuue ard accuracy Of DserreoyPe with the beauty
sh u the eli painting Specimens be bis
Daguerrean Saloon No 81 Broadway LeoaArts
y DtsasTreetyPes q teeeas.d rersonI Iahen n OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

Tie rain that came 20 plentiiully yesterday made
rect waking difficult II effect spon Roor ope
shine. kept taiEs splendid pictures
al Grd Gee them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

FINE ARTs.-Dsguerreotype in OIL, by W II. But
he upper OF Broa and MsrEsy tbs
confines tie deI ofhs Dassrsspe wiz ia hEsh Of - hne
EIrsiurt Tsr.irE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

SPECIAL NnTIcP-II

SPECIAL NOTICR-UBsDELL, PERSON q LAKE,
Nc al Broadway between Grand and Broome.ts solicit tho
public their choice and stock d Fall Dres o0a
embracing every variety Of Rich ss French Mernoes LsdS
Cloth. Manls Velyets Naencne Plds Also, complete
assortment Of Fancy and siate Dry Good
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

Orr TEE TRAcE.-The train Of the Long lseni Kan
road going east aa OF the track yesterday the ia
nsca Station The locomotive wGs not under ful head
way consequently the damage slight No person was
Injured. II alleged By the PASSENGERS MAJ me seci
dent was caused by the careesnes Of the switch tender
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

Tie weather has changed at last and instead Of soft
sunny skies had yesterday showers of all sorts from
torrents to drzzles with alterations Of and fogs
The wind ives que. and the temperature high.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
BROORL Wv ITENS.

MYRTLE GUARD.-The fin, parade Of this Company
took place Thursday accompanied By the Brooklyn
BTsfs Band thew numbered about forty, comprising many
Of the respectable inhabitants Of Myrs under
ihe command Of Capt George r. Dsvy Alter receiving
vreaihs from the Misses Dsvy and Mr. NJ Phranor tney
proceeded accross tie Fulton Ferry 20 Flushing Fifteen
prizes from silver cup spoons &c down 10 hat were
conended for and after good shooting duly awarded
A good dinner was then provided by Me.srs ~ a D.
Msher which gave general satisfaction and the Company
returned home late in the evening having enjoyed very
rlessani time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
cOI'Rr OF GENERAL SEsSIoNs-Bskrs The Rsoososa.

Young man named Philip Boyle pleaded guilty 90 q
a.rt petit larceny Ard ertsneed 70 the oass Of Rsssxs
John Mercer who last week Was convicted OF keeping
sorsy house brought COsn aad nscneed fas
OF The forthcoming sad he discharged
The Grand Jury came into Court with several iniict
nut among murder against jsas saith
ssbt sailor named Jane. Davis the ether against wos.ss
r murder Of Laarens sboa three s,1ths
Tsy then discharged They then soaraed Tor ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

FIHE.-Ab0ut y 0 clock on Thrr-day nIglt IRE va,
discovered in Entenauted frame building on Wander
blf sy, between Park and Flushing which was soon
entirely consumed. LOss about 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
COURT OF COMMON pLEAs-s-scs. Juass wcso.syv.

COURT OF COMMON PLFAS-Reers Juass wcopssrv
- samuel D. MOI ane Cher at City Of Sew-Yors.
To recover ss3 alleged vsae Of services BY late A..
sees IN asesug fer paving ks- fostA Aetwesa riAA en-
NnAss 10 defense altered th. the As.msnt ues not wsu
made and the usual staisuso REQUIRED BY lac rsAel
The ~ ths Jgase shoss Jsy
The City Of N-~-lork eat Covert sn1 Mccain
To rreove. penalty for not having hoistwsy ., store 10
Fr.nkfots properly protected BY ratns Se
Race already geteue1o Judgment for Slanaf s59
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

srPREnE CopRT-Ccrersi r.rn-Befo<s Jsases fpsssss
H1osrvrtr s,a MoRRIs
Robert w Low Der sat Freensa Clarke ana ofhsrs
To strain def nisni from prosecuting notes gwen tsc
rrrthss nrsrtn nsks lead pipe sar s.ss
psinnr cwfrs wrUpr ns1s @ hin Isl 70 Peg
ensEs a. &c. TIE szt so . r-t0ssr dtns<
berurrtr the Erc-1f snog efacf tass t7N
sri hcs The m.chize fu ks ohtsne Pa;cni -, una1s Arg
aert was kssri. and jaigus.t rascrved
woodhurv IanrSnu AZ Delaney and wife and ehsrs
Suit in partition by children Of Ms Lsngdon ltsagster
o. Nj Ohn Jacob dvica Of portion o. NJ Aes e.
ss the VIII Denur~r puf Ia b. Mrs X thss ths sssssf
already lerdiss another CsaEt Se Jud<uassf reserved
In CSaz.hes-BefSfe Jrdss EoxoSss
HADrAs CORPUS.
lad named Thomas Kane was broaght M on appiiss
tor Ct Is mother ard k sksa sse
he oEnd Of minority he bsHE $40 ss 10 Of sss He
wss discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

CIRCUIT coURP-Befors Juass MircaxIL
seekwrr art Rect
Verdict for rlapud sssi IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

SALE OF REAL EsTArE-A sale Of 40 lots e5xlOO feet
at Bergen took place Thursday They sold II prices
prices varying from si65 to $500 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

fIHLNEN's ELEcrIoS.-An election for Chief Elgi
and Assistant Engineer for the Fire Department of
jersey City has been ordered by II. Read Assistant Ea
gneer who did not resign This election ia to take place
on Monday evening. the inst from until 10 clock
NJ 70 IN vacancies occasoned by The late destinations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

STRAScTRs-Among the recen. arrivals at some Of the
leading Hotels we notice the following names
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

SIcKsEss AT SEA.-Packetshp New York which ar
rived this port yesterday from Liverpool reports s'1een
deaths on the voyage.
The Benjamin Adams also arrived yesterday from Liv
orpool, had fifteen deaths on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

SUIcIDEA servant. in the family Of Ex Recorder Tall
msdge residing in Thirty s st. Fifth av. commit
ted suicide yesterday afternoon by swallowing poi.o
The Coroner notified, and VIII hold inquest upon
the body this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

The nerly-consecraied Bishop of North Carolina, DR.
Atkinson will preach in S. John the Evangei,ts Church,
corner Of Blocker and Morton ss evening at
-lorlogE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

DEtTH or Az UNENowN MAs-An unknown man.
about years of age was found Tuesday night by
policeman lying in the street and taken 70 the New York
Hospital where he died on Ihursday night Coroner Hi
ton yesterday held inquest upon the body, when Dr.
Swift he'd post norton examination upon It, and stated
that in his OPINION deah caused by apoplexy sld
the Jury rendered verdict that effect The deceasel
was about five feet FIVE inches in hight hal dark com
rleNion dark hair and whiskers. and dressed q
black alpaca sack coat sky blue satne pants, mixed
tweed vest black cloth cap and brOgsn shoes. Il is
thought that he lived in the country and his way
10 the cars when he was taken sick
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

BOYS INJTRED.-Two BOYS, 10 and l2 years Of age,
named VIM and James Brockan. were severely injured
yesterday At Harlem. by falling from the platform Of
tram Of just then put in motion They attended
by DR. Colby and aerwar sent to the residence Of their
parents in Third av, near Fortiethsi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

CoEy IN LOcoNoTWEs-During the present week, an
attempt has been made the New York and New Haven
Railroad substitute coke for wood fuel for locomotives
Ii found that it impossible generate with
cent spdy by Of coke causing the train TO get
behind time; and wood is used as before We IN
dortsnd however that this result is not considered alto
gehe decisive the remen were ignorant of tho proper
mode Of using coke and that the rial viii probably be
peoted Coke is used almost exclusively in England and
anthracite of the roads in Pennsylvania with sue
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10
Taking Notice.

SOME of our young readers may learn les
son from the following Indian tale:
little, shrewd, crooked, grabbed Indian,
met one day pioneer white man in his travel,
and hastily asked HIM if he had seen little,
old, short man, carrying a short rifle followed
by little dog with a short tai-who had stol-
en- his venison.
The pioneer answered that he had seen no
such thief; and in return asked the Indian II
he had seen the man who stole the meat.
The Indian REPLIED "Ale no see 'eIn, or me
shoot en-"
Then the pioneer inquired how he should
know so well about the man, the gun and dog,
TO which the Indian said, "Me know 'enl
white man by the trlcks-urn toes out very
much-a short man cause he pile ~ stones tn
stand on to reach the meat-old man he takes
very short steps -hnow his gun was short by
the mark on the bark where he stand him
against the tree-know the dog was little by
small tracks-and know he got his tail cut off
by the print in the sand where he sat down
while the man stole Indians meat"
So much for close observation of the par
tlculars.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10

Passengers by the Golden Gate on the Pa
cifc, and the | Mon on the Atlantic, enjoyed n
pleasant trip and sailed on summer seas thro'
the entire voyage, making the passage in %
days aud , hours. In the list of passengers by
these steamers were Frederick Billings, Esq
and his brother, Franklin \. Billings, of this
town, who were among the earliest emlgrhnts
from this State TO California, a d who have
witnessed the growth OF San Francisco from n
hamlet of thirty dwellings, to n city taking rank
with the most important comncrcill mlrts of
the world. They return to their friends, in
proved in mind, body and estate. We find in
the San Francisco Herald of the Both Of April,
the following paragraph =
"Among other long and respected residents
of California who take their departure by the
Golden Gate this morning, is Frederick BIZ,
lings, Esq, member Of the law firm of Hal
leck, Penchy g. Billings, and for upwards o
four years citizen of SIN Francisco Ills
many friends, and they are indeed mnny-loy
ing and atmiring HIM for his many estlnAbIC
0ualiues-port with Mr., Billings with heartfelt
regret. Never has any man LETT this cill
whose absence will be more scnsibly felt. ant
never will any one return, whose return will br
hailed with more genuine delight. We bu
echo the universal feeling Of all VINO know him
in wishing Mr.. Billings speedily back anongs
us. Every act of his during his soourn in Sal
Francisco, has claimed respect and admiration
md we do not believe he has an cneny in til
State. We are glad to learn that Mr.. Billings
absence will be but temporary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10
$3.50 EsEISt AIRED,

To The NW amt Coin Brokers. CITY .NarshaHs
and Police Officers, and The Public Generality
Of NuO Engiand, Tie .Niddle S atcs, G, Il
dnndd.
7 llE ASS citation Of Banks for the suppression of
Conntrrl"ltng will pay the person who shall
fur ish information which shall lead 20 the covicrion
and SENTENCE OF thu parties herein mentioned, the
following sums. to wit 4 Reward of Two Hum
drcd and FRY Dollars Tor each person convict
ed and -~"lrnced Tor engraving plate or plates tor
counterfeit Bank Bills. dies for altering Bank
Bills, and \ Reward OfTwcuty-Five DoI!a's
orrach person convicted and sentenced for ut:rrir 2
or passing counterfeit Bank Bills said sums 20 be
paid upon tn" presentation OF the certificate OF tie
Judge, or the prosecuting officer, OF the Cont
where snCh conviction shall be o5tained-ptovded
said countertcts are on the Banks in New England
Suitable rewards will also he paid for the conviction
and sentence OF the makers OF counterfeit COIN or OF
dos Tor III" SINE, and for the uttering OF such coin
The above are additional to any rewards authorized
by State laws.
Per order Of Fyecutiye Committee
j. VI. GORDON, Secretary.
Boston, June !, 1853 wi9wS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10
.NORTHER.N RAILROAD, " Y.
SKINNER ARRANGEMENTS.

On and after Monday, May 80, 1853,
" trains will run as follows
Leave Ogdensburgh ate AM ,13O A. NJ, and2 80
r. ".
Arriving al Rousc's Point at iO45 Am. II 10 Am,
and Z 10 r. NJ. 49,
Leave Rouses Point at "a NJ. g 80 2. NJ, and s 30
P. NJ.
Arriving at Ogdensburgh at 80 P. M, Pm, and
II +. NJ.
Passengers leaving Ogdensburgh by the morning
trains will be able to reach
Boston and New York the same Evening.
BY the afternoon train they will re1ch Montpelier
and Rutland the same evening. and Boston and New
York early the next dav. They will also reach the
steamboats, in season for their evening run south
through Lake Champlhin.
Passengers leaving Boston md New York in the
early trains from those cities aud Montreal at
oclock p. " will reach the boats from Ogdens
burh for ports on Lake Ontario and the Uppe
Lakes the same evening.
The train leaving Ogdensburah at so A. NJ con
meets with the Express Steamers from the West
putting passengers 10y those steamers into Bostol
and New Y ork the same evening. { r This TRAIN
docs not stop at Way Stations.
GEORGE PARKER,
/ d&wtf Superintendent.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10
4 CA RID.

The Committee ct Ladies who have been en-
gagged in sol citing funds for the Charity School on
Water Street, to meet its expenses Tor the current
year, would gratefully acknowledge the receipt OF
three bundled dollars, contributed by generous
public Tor hs.rurposr Tie Committee ieeI that It
is du to the friends of this institution to state that
although it is now eleven years since lis establish
mrnt, its warts have been generously met from year
to ytar,-ts friends increased in numbers and an
increase OF conf lcnce in the power of its Influence
IN greatly bcn,ing those for whom it is instituted
has been very generally expressed.
Burlington, June s, 1853
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10
" Excessive DRoUGnr.-The Augusta
Chronicle, of the Doth ut, saws:

We are aware that it is very common to
speak ct the weather as extraordinary and I'M
precedented, yet we think that either cpithet
may be applied to the present drought with
perfect proprety for we have no recollection
of having witnessed such one at this season
OF the year as has prevailed for five or six
weeks IN this section; anil regret To learn
that 1t extends over large portion of this
State, South Carolina and Florida. to the great
injury of the grooIng crops In this vicinity
so severly has il been that the forest trees in
places, We learn. are dying from Ito effects.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10
$1,000 RE WARD :

DR.. LANGLEY s ROOT AND HERB BITTERS.
1t shall be left to all the people, who shall be en-
titled TO the above reward, after using one bottle
each, and they will be to be cured of the Liver
Complaint, or Indigestion, Jaundice, Coughs and
Culd,, Coslveness Piles, Weakness, Headache, all
complaints arising from impure blood loss OF oppe-
tie,--n fact, all the complaints which everybody is
more OF less troubled wth after thawng out in the
Spring. LangIey's Bitters are the very thing for all
the ladies' and every body Else should have bottle
and no mistake in that, as they always do good and
never ham, ard very pleasant to take. Only
% and 81: cents bottle.
Sold in Burlington. by A. c SPEAR, wholesale
and retail and by &. I. SANBORF IL co ; ana
hv our agents in most OF tie towns and villages in
Vermont.
r Wholesale Depot is 81 Union ST, Boston.
Ma 3. wijw emo.