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At Brooklyn, ON Thursday, August "a, Mrs. MARY
JAcxsss after losg and Illness vhicd she
bore With chis,iaa fertads, aged 70 years, months
ard l6dsya
Her remains win bs taken to Posghksspsie for inter
meot,
Sunday morning August g. at the residence Of her
mts.s SsGSs saoat Eq., (saostsbury, N Y.) LOUISA,
TIE funeral will take place at Haoksnsack n j., on
Tuesday, a0th inst, at O'Clock The relatives and
friends of the fasy together with ,hoss OF her father
t0attend without further 'dce
In Rchmond Mass, August q WIN. HxsRr, infant
son OF Wlia~ and Mary wabor, Of this CITY. aged
In Port Jackson. on Friday, August g. Mr.. WILLIAM
BANNER aged 40 years
On Meadsy morning August 90, MARIA s. CAMPBELL,
wife IfJodgs wn ": Campbell, aged 80 Years.
her on s:
No II East rseDty eighth street. without further In
vtaaea. FuneFa services at Calvary church. whence
the bcoy viii DO removed to Greenwood.
At Perish. St. James La, Of yellow fever, Mr.. Lew C.
PE1TAs Of Williamsburg city W.
On Mo.d.y, august 20, PETER WEED MAeEz, aged %
His friends and those Of the family are espectfuuy
invited to attend bis funeral from eS Fidge street. this
90 Monday, Aoeuat 20, Of consumption Mr.. WILSON c.
GOVERN, ssed 81 years
His friends and acquaintances. aud the ship
wriehte csuAers and spsrnsksrs In general
specially invited to afford his fuusra with ut further
Invitation this afternoon at half past two O'Clock frsu
the residence Of Mr. Roosevelt G. Ssco 6S3 Water street.
His remains will taken Green wood for intermeat
Philadelphia and Florida pa oers please COPY.
On Monday, August %, JANIS, infant son Of Robert
and Bet. ey Oeilvie aged 4 months
Their friends and acqua ntances are respectfully invited
to attepd the funeral tbs afternoon at two o'clock,
from their residence Of Fifth and streets Green
Point, L. l. His remains will b taken to Greenwood
Cemetery for inteyment
In Brooklyn MOI day, August 90 Of congestion Of
the ain FRANCS KELLY. OF Francis and Lydia Kol
", ssed 2 years and Is DAYS
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
HtAH Al
residence Of his parents 2S2 Pacific street, Smith
vi, bout further notice
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MARITImE INrELLIGEHCE.
Fort Of New York. August 30, 1859.

CLEARED.
Ehip-Sesostris CBr) Logan Quebec Hmistou Bros;
Shelter, Robinsoa Antwerp. auribut Co; Lady
Franklin Melbourne, z Ga aeron
Nancy Treat, Treat Riohibucto r P Buck 4 Co.
Bsigs- Car oline, Bryant Pensacola, Peck & Church;
Robert Peg 3ohGs. Ei Ra,. ranea
rsdof) GaAen rol SIDES Mm TDugan. ColIiua Whining
ton, HcCfsady; Mott CO. Viola, Rsa Port Prince.
Palermo. Chamberln. Robinson Co.
acfr-Aeniy FiAnklin, Smith 6oston. Hatch 4 Love
Powell, Wilmington, Powell, Pemoqud, sssrsr. Ports.
sssamer-Jsekson Parrish Baltimor. Parker Vein Coal
scop-kidas Buckingham, Providence, Kinney.
ARRIVED.
Stesm:hip Gsorsia sqdd b A:pnwAl Aug TO- 10
ship Msbia (of Bsth), Gsfen, Avsrpos, II days, TO
sn,p CoomSo. Harris Ant -srp and Flush,ns. July 10
with 268 pAs+eaaers, to j AcGsw. Aug Lat AZ o.
lon %. ship VIM fatfen from Shediac for London;
s Lon = o. q, ss e ap Adams from Ess1r
with ship Adriatic from Liverpool for Philadelphia;
the Csand Bank. fishing schr Harriet Of Yarmouth;
bsDce for Liverpool; was in company tia Of Naa
tuck.t with Bremen ship Sir Robert Peal, bound ".
days WITH os2 passengers. to asnsohsn Unkart
Bark Princeton (ef Bath Page Antwerp aud EIashins
CT ds,. with l17 pasaengsrs TO master. Aug 20 Nsa
September Of Orleans al we'll.
Bark laura Snow (of Thomaston) Hall, Cisufuegos, 20
Gays, 70 Il lfuuoy aug IL n UtrLcSI, Bsc0u9 gate
died Ct fever 2sth, Honry Walker seaman. ofNs~
York, cred Of yellow fever.
Bark H.ryest, Nichols, Boston, days, to sturses,
Cea,man & Co.
Brig Dslhi (of Provincssown) Grogsns Canary Islands,
90 days, TO Depaw & Leo
Brig Norman (of Portland), Ee,ins Havana, II days
to order
Brig Emily, Davis, Charleston, days, 70 Dunbar l.
Din On.
sohr Sullivan, Goodwin, AAgoetura, II days 70 Bsch
KunhaIdt.
schr StuJgcs Fitch. Darien Ca 10 days
Schr Wells, Terry Cha lesion DAYS.
schr gu Uasrett Aldrch Baltimore, 4 days
Schr Charlotte, -, Phladeiphis DAYS
Sehr HarIiett Al Gardir or, Ga, dter, Ne days-
schr Northern Light, Holmes, Msohias, Z days.
Scbz Adelaide. Haskell Macbias days
Schrp stcre Daniel RUSSELL Brazos George Gion
and Silas Brsinard, Portland Ct
Sehr Hnrstta, -, Bangor, days.
BELOW.
Ship America Lawrence from Liverpool July % 10 D
4 King land Sutton
SAILED.
Ship Hibesnia Liverpool: brig Nssader (8r) Windsor.
Wnd at sunIisc, NV; meridian, do; sunset SW.
[BY SANDY Hook PRINTING TnEnRAPH.J
TM HIaBiAsDa, Aug 29-Supdo wn.
The vessels that down day have ell gone sea
Wind light trom the South. Weather clear.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA,
WITH
One Million Three Hundred Thousand
Dollars In Gold Dust.
Qaiek Trip Of the Ussls San from New Ysrk
70 Panama.
NEWS FROM USTRALIA,
30. &c. u.

Yhs United States mail steamship Georgia, Thos
A. Budd. commander, arrived last night, bringing
he United States mails Of August 1, two hundred
aaA Ary passengers, and 81 800 900 treasure on
freight she left Aspinwau on the evening Of
August 10, at 10 P. M. There was nothing OF
iAtesest Transporting on the Isthmus TIE health is
better this III "a it has ever been known
before, and Aspnwal is quito fsurishing.
On the 2<th, Timothy Mason, Of New York, died
ak 80.
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Latest Gold Circulars

MELBOURNE CIRCULAR
The der end for 20 for skipmect per Hart4nger,
br 81 till Friday when ceased and the prics nIae
oiateiy FILL from 76a ID to Toe.
tho long looked for aud Anxiousy expected steamer
o. l2s daJs-a duration Of time that wsud Disgrace
the worst sailing craft that attempted to TO
tbs colony. We may eKpec. one moro Of the III
mans sed yes els but II the home government shoud
attempt to continue TO fost euoh contain otible
tai ccmD uncAton striogen. protest. must DO made
and sent BY vessel tina. sail, which viii at
show them that tbs ooloniss not to be rfsd with
axo to point out how otter ought be c0rTeTed
70 from tie colon,sts in regard to time
Among the many ca % OF successful gold digging hi
thertO reported, ths owins stards
prominent. A party OF five men commenced digging
twenty n,hs ago and from time to time for w,rded the
Of their joint labor to The banks for sae custody
which has during that period % the eacr
amount If IL 432 ounces which amount offered
asked fr above the market rate IL is their inten
tim to tsks home the market price likely 70
come up to their idess Of its value.
The government, through it law officers, has dcre
essential service to the future Of the Melbourne
EnooYt CoppsDy. To say that the government would
receive mans gold at the oggins to convey TO town.
ard when ne ,ecAives from the Treasury turns out
to bo sho' and that they would aow suoh bare aced
robbery TO into OF a~ crowns the govern
Dent dio-y ncrssy Hstead Of paying the for the
los ~ his gold common honesty would dictate they
actually tafl him out Of c,ut through paltry bubble
In law. After such tick a. this dlggers viii have
themselves TO b'sme II they counteuancs escsrt,
govern other that would In way that the
bas done TO Austin. The Melbourne E-c sr
the safe arrival OF gold M-blourns, for whioh they
charge the small premium OF I'd psr ounce, thus asug
Away with all anxiety about the gold after It saves the
digx.r's hands
Three escorts srs overdus-tvo government. and The
Meborins-the state Of the roads being the cause.
Tbs specie By the Adelaide L. reported to be about
s170 COO
Nun Der Of persons who have arrived in the colony
d.,Y{n r..
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THK NEW HAVEN RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Cnaal - 0hArles H C0nnstook, tho ConAuotol
Chasgea with Mas.siaughfor
Vcrslct OF Aequittal ~ tho Jury.


STATE OF CONNECTICUT vs. CHARLES n. OoxsrooK.
Before the County Court now in session In Oanbn-
y. Fairfield county, Ct, Hon. Edward Taylor,
presiding Judge.
sPEc1AI RkfoR1 FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD.
FIFTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
MONDAY, August 20, 1853.
The court convened at IL A. NJ, the hour to which
it WAS adjourn ed on Saturday. The court room was
filed by an audience eagerly and anxiousy sw .tng
the return Of the jury. At length at liz A. NJ the
creaking Of Of the lobby doors gave notice to the
anxious listeners that the twelve men by whose will
the prisoner was to 60 free or suffer an gnominous
punishment, and for whose return they were anx-
isusly looking, were now approaching.
The jury having been called, inquired of by
Vic Clerk
Have you agreed upon o verdict
Answer-We have.
Clerk-Who sha say for you?
Answer-Our foreman.
Clerk-Prisoner rise up. Foreman. look upon
the prisoner at the bar What say you, is he guilty
not guilty ofthe crime charged against him in the
first count in tie information.
Foreman-EoT GUILTY.
Clerk-Guilty or not guilty on the second COUNT
Foremsn-Not guilty.
Clerk-Guity or not guilty on the third count
Foreman--Not guilty.
Immediately upon the rendition Of the verdict,
the spectators testified their appreciation by capping
their hands and stamping upon the floor, which,
after some little difficulty, was reprossed by the Off
GERS Of the court, and order WAS restored. Comtock
appeared but little agitated, and has, during the
trial, exhibited but little fear Of the final result,
although he has evidently felt the unhappy and IN.
pleasant position in which no was placed. He re-
ceved the congratulations of those in the vicinity
where he was standing, among whom we noticed the
attorney for the State and his associate Mr. Terry
Thus has closed a case which has attracted as
much attention, at least in Fairfield county, as any
other case which has boen tried In that county in
years; and all who have heard and been present at
Il trial have unanimously acquitted Mr.. Comstock
of any and all charges Of rcokessness and negligence
on bis part at the time Of the occurrence of the Nor
walk disaster
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HUffSbt NUK
A,-tvsd-Shipa n Shepard, Liverpool; s4uautum, DO;
borhs Conn DO; Rocket Caao .nes Coax Ceiiz;
ChaIl lea Williams, Savannah Roe Fool Bismors H1-
reeo Phil dephia briggs 0riooco. And Ld9burgt, DO;
pchrs R4nowr. Iaac. Acorn, Bnd Mount Vorroo Neg
York Nara White Baltimore; Eagle Trenton, AgsardIo,
and Hapreh Bal Philadelphia.
WAggEN. RI Aug %.
A1iyoa-Bark Dfome, Dagsett, Iudtpn Ocean, IL at
poFGd at rlcahuaro April ~, with zoo bbls sperm oil
frfiaNL.
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ME. Iss;srd, NYsrk; Mary Bsans~ Bostsa; Al.ss~s.
P~r Nv w Seven epssd S.nsers. Bsssoa; TslswrSeS
-. Wsssslos Lewis. Oslais; Bosssa, Niotss.
p..ss. nSk Lsvant Nordss Klnxsesa j.; Srr,
Bs:sss ~ ashsst Beverly Aass prssssst vIsist
S..s.ss In %; or Boses.; Ssa Bird Or PsrtlaaZ
s Ssrses Ass A,drsws, Bostra: Wsrosst,r. RSsSsS
n Tn A0s n ys.sssa PortlA.l Nsra Gk,sSv =
and Bostc. Nicaerse. Bastos Rspstos' sSs.Ms ~,
mouth; Petit Usds Mcfarland DsrcSsets~ W.
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Married.

On Monday, August . b. tho Rev. Cornelius r. Duae,
Mr.. BARTHOLOMEW CHAPPIas 70 Miss AAKY ELIZA,
daushte~ OF Potter Coutsn. E-q all q this city
At William, burg TbHrsday August rs BY the Rav.
H. Hu ted Mr.. JuM r. BIEAKIEY of this city. 10 Miss
N ELIZA only daughter Of W. p Hill Esq. Of the for
place.
On eupday July 10, BY the Rev. T Sampson BMJ N.
HUTCHNsoN Of bAltimsre, Md. tn SOPHIA LErs,
second daughter Of Alfred and Maria Flock Of New York
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AaA 70 tho ChaNaus

Az 70 the Chlne~a
10 TIE kDrToR or THE NEW YosK HlWALD.
NV Yoax, Auss,st ~, lsoo.
and unsostonats Chinsss DrauaHo Con pany:-
Amt brought forward 3443 ca g. CO. ~
b A. Co........... Lambert Ce....... =
M.;,;!a p,:i,:Io % Dry G'sds.
T. Jsfray S0ps.... 70 Total - SSo1
John K csmmeysr. Eq., psopristsr Of tbs BeosSI,a
Mu.eun volus tsrily offered to me- this morniug the
free ct tbs huseum for avsnisg next week for
the bepe6t q s unfortunate Chipsse IN the meet rea
erous manner. VIM SEEDACH
Booskeeper OF the Shakespeare Hotel
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Capt 1you agent Of the Board OF Unders ters, hsys
OF the Bcsnen bark Sophie, which was ashors on tia
Roner.
IAryIun-At Freeport Ne lsth inst b Rgfis Scale,
Eeq hbe sbia of about $50 tons. to be called ae Ann
waihburp, TO be commanded by Capt 1hoaiss hinot
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lNIFts Hl
Exchange on London drefts against gold per oent me
MUM.
Freight of eoh delivered IN LosrSon. ~ or o.
WM- PArtEIsSON,
Bsrcipl stseet MAJ IL
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Or 80 10 cVt 0qr no lbs Ioz, at 75s 81 gas f53
Exchange Loadon on drafts sgainst gold hyp1 the
by all tho banks Feish. Of gold delivered att the Bal
hon Caoc London, s1sd per r To- ursncs ~ guineas
per cent EDWARD kdUIL- Bullion Booker.
50 Great Collins street, vest, MAJ II 1865.
GErLo.C CIRCULAR.
There has been con idsrabe demand during the week
Tor the precious metal for the pur o. ttance NJ
higher rates than can he considered safe to give
l. is eth decidedly the fayors medium OF remittance.
The supply hes been al all 10 the de
rnsna fox Tho article for the Ia st ten DAYS.
There is BOT much Of the encouraging 70 report from
gold 1elds et present. The entire produce sho IN
by ecot bat poorly replc.ents the amount OF popua
non at work The dgsers generally ss represented 81
being IN very unsstte3 nod moving from o5e plaza
10 Sno'Ler Eotbirg PARTICULARS rich IS at prsseat
orsht anA they undecided to thu best locality
Tor the th hcuut hoIvor 4 ssid 70 be dotug pretty
Neu Aovnt hJrous is improving ard IL IL believed that
" win YET yea weil The gold found There Is hrsc ard
pVegey, WY similar FIRE. sam 5les from MONT Alex
tho pIobashy Ia that rich deposits thsra JoS to DO
struck. stme rev rushe7 are talked Of en- tbs B4aras
siot, sbout or ncar Lizzie Bgndgo
some rev white hills have besn discovered et Bsn6i 70
and u th~y ere at Oh Ike 70 tne anOu White Ii VI
lest sfasoD they viii soon give that nuarvet n btar&
On the Ovens sluce ashinz has been u ,cducsd anil
Vih very fair success h0Scver those sds ale not Ik
~ att act the 9igJerf ch tn the re urn O sruuer
By tke Adelaide eat deal 81 s0gce hss been recptytI
b. banks, -hcre cn'tTs must Ia pretty wen
buy ing prics ~ this dao i 7oe but ii IL not supposed
thet hs 0guJe bo naintaiad it IA aei al AZ
above he mazimum. sncc last circular tlofo haa az.
rived ny ecost A. follows
G0roInrhcnt Escort Mount Aeoa nder ...... II ia O.
Do, do. ........ 1853
10, btnsrst, rtt,t..,.+.-.... l3t6
DO, oVcSs, .....,..'... .,'.,.. 33l2
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CITY Intelll0enCc

TM WEATHE9--The lowest psant that the mercury fell
70 Sunday night was 81 degrees. Yesterday thu
THERMOMETERS stood ~ fo0ws-
GAM 3PA SPIN.
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LABOR MARX It.

SATURDAY, May IA, Is5S.
Although the supply Of labor baI greatly increased
within tbs last few ooAs, there sa psu vuipavy
msnt for ali kinds Of Iabsrsrs Psaghas and general
farm noet In demand bat sh>pneB &c are
rot wantsd Wages remain without attse ston at the
rate snDexed-lIsrried couples, without fAmiiy) per
aims m, with rarons, E70 to ElCo
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Latest from TN. south Pacific
CHILL

The Executive and Congress we're zcalously eu,-
p!oycd working out plans for the improvement Of
ne particularly notice the project for snppressinq
the 1.-THE system, which weighs heavily ard uncqualy
on the working aericulturist, and substituting an.
other texstion, lighter In individual amount bit
more extensive in range tending thereby to aug
ment the fiscal revenue and YET not 20 oncrous -
the contributor a. the present. The country In
general il in most tranquil state; toe principal
cause OF conn LIANT being account Of the unusually
orr wiptGr, which promises sensible deficiency in
tne forth coming harvest.
PERU.
ire Panama Star OF August 8, says Prom
Ia. az learn hat the difficulties between that
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT VS.. CHARLES n. OOxsroCK.
Before the County Court now in session In Dsnbu-
y. Fairfield county, Ct, Hon. Edward Taylor,
presiding Judge.
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evening for Ph.ds..hl. 'stuI.ed ss.dsy 49,. &c.
Quss.~ Of sous disorder l, hsv mschinsEy
IARNE sHrP with LOSE Of torxallsat msSts f... -
m'8eu opva-ta. end jibhoon passed 24th ies< -
The CorDss st Ne. Bedford, no lat 10. TAs MS W.
Steering for Ne~ YORK
tho d@pect rev vse 81 Port,Aad before an
n With 8 b ult 10 L>t S6K ION Is that thew hses Il -
brig beonsrg TO thA answering to the dessr stes
that Of bsrt Martha Elix. Willard which ssed (ro1
Portland jan H. 1852 for Rsvana on hsr RrA voysra
and hiss never since been besrd from.
BRIG coal laden vent ashrrs uisdt az 1gth irst -
ds the Bescrs LIZ hthouss at Lewss Ds and allAd: ~
was being stripped by Mr. Walker the wreck nsvtsr
cot ..sos. .a;. Of Agss' ss,s VIII
Of and was below Bath 2o'A leaking badly.
stssmss'n w.'hissson. hescs for Bremen. A.x Ix 1
Ship W,tcn Of tbs wa-s, Miller from Nyovt (Aux Il,
for s.I Frssciscs Aug on South edge Of Lsasss
B.,k Rsosharss. from Boston for Smyrna Aug L. las
a.sa il'.: .s;1 pG..rass. from Ardrossan f,r Bsss
Brig Eliza Watt HutehtDson hence for Cuba July n
lat SO A. lon 20 80 reported ey tho whsas bark Oor.
o os view ssdo which also reports being N lat "
Brig Lent OF Eastoo,t from Hilsboro NIB for south
ern port. wss pAseed 26tn inst lat q H. n 8oK
Sch, Martina Post hsoos for Mobile Aug 20, 1t 50 n.
Ion 70 40.
CID ct New Bedford Aug e. ships Adslins Brssh.-s.>
Paciac Triton. Dornir DO bark Gather wood lef west
pOit) Oliver, Atlantic Ocean
Arr ct Nantucket Aug o. sohr Game Cook Shssls
clean Spoke Aus 24'h sctr Oneco Of N-atu sst elsa
ohaspg whales; 25th Monterey Of Edesrte IN, iyax q
South CbanDel As mile, east from Great Puiat Light
OIL Report. schr Hamilton, Of Nantucket, ct Ps~dss
Hole 20 bbls oil.
spoken OF F,orss June 2s Ocean. Faller. Nssdterl
s5sp all vel, chad ssoksn Nmor Sag asrbsr, csaej
July 10. kt As ION, Ion q 10 W Jas And,e~s Besas
NBdord $50 up, chad spoksa DAY previ,us Jyha Dsw.
clean; goth, s~fs. vDoent, NBedford, do; 2tst Gss
Wa BIZ Qton Harps NBeaford, $50 sp: 9th la - n
Ion 20 SO W, Hibsruta, HuspewelL do IS 20. Cast n
bad been sc1 Of the had died. and another was
sick; tho water vury bsd.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-01-26

The Journal of Agriculture finished its sec
ond Volume in June, and has been prOnounc-
cd the best Agricultural paper in New Eng
land. 1t commends the application Of Science
to Agriculture and by Science we mean
knowledge reduced 10 a System.
The next Volume will contain entire treat
Uses on the Management of Farms, the prep
arations of manures, the care Of Stock, the
breeding of Puuitry, the management of Bees,
the construction of Dwellings and Farm Build
ngs, the care and cultivation Of Fruit Trees,
Flowers, &c, &c.
Among the principal contributors are VI. p.
Wilder, President u S. Agricultural Society,
DR.. Charles T. Jackson, Levi Bartlett, Samuel
Walker, late President Massachusetts, Horti-
cultural Society, J. T.. Tcschemaker, 7 b.
Miner, Author OF American Bce-Keeper's
Manual, Rev j. L. Blake, d. D., Author of
Farmers Everyday Book &c, Rev. W. Cliff,
Geo Jacques of Worcester, Author of IA Prac-
teal Treatise on Fruit Ambrose Stevens, OF
n. Y, American Editor of Youatt and Mar
tin on Cattle" "Pcsts of the Farm" &c, &c.
C harles J.. Flint, of Portsmouth, N. H., anC
many other well known and practical men.
The Journal will contain many elegan
drawings of Farm Houses and Out Buildings
| Flowers, Fruit, Stock sc &c. The portrait
of the celebrated horses, Green MoUnfatI
MOrgan, q. BLACK Hark, will soon appear
with an account ofthese celebrated horses ant
the families they represent written for tn
Journal Of AgrieuLiurc,by Frederick llolbrool
of Brattlcboro.
- Good Agents wanted in all parts of thi
state.
Address WILLIAM S. KING, 8 & 10 Ger
IRISH Block, Blackstone Street, Boston, Mass
We have read this paper With more than OF
binary care from its commencement, and "
can truly say that as paper devoted to the ris
ing generation of farmers, and TO sound Prdc
teal scientific agriculture it has no equal /
the United States .-Norihern Farmtr.
The Journal of Agriculture has been pre-
nounced the best Agricultural paper in Me-
England. -No,ristorR (Pd.) Register.
JouRNAL or AoRicuLruRE-We regard thi
Journal as one of the most useful and inter
esting agricultural papers in the Union.--Nio
Register.
We have several times called attention
the Journal as the best agricultural pape
within our knowledge Brat Eagle.
copy of this Journal is now before us,an
on pcrusing its pages, we find that it merit
the praises that have been so universally b.
slowed on il by the agricultural press.-An
Veterinary Journal
The publisher offers the following PREM
IUMS to Agents
For the largest list Of subscribers forward
ed by any one person, with the cash, prem
ium of S25 q
For the next largest 5000
, For the third g Sl5,O
, For the fourth 500
For the fifth q" $50
+ Premiums to DO decided and paid May Is
1858. % 6mos.
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ELGIN SPRING HlUSE.

THE ELGIN SPRING HOUSE is open for
Il the reception of visitors. The Proprietor
will spare no expense to make it desirable
place of resort for invalids or parties of pleas
urc. The medicinal qualities of these springs
are equal to any in the world, and are highly
recommended by the best Physicians in the
country Reference may be made to Drs. AL
LEN and Russell, of Middlebury Drs Brad
FORD, MANSFIELD and lIoPKINs, of Vcrgcnncs;
DR.. CRAM, of Fcrrisburgh DIR. HEINEBrRc, of
Burlington; DIR. Horror, of Colchester; Dr..
WARNER, of New Haven; Dr. HazELToN, of
Bristol; DR.. BnoMLEY Of Huntington; and
DR.. WETHERBY, of Westford
The Proprietor will run a carriage to the De-
pot, in Ncrgenncs, in connection with the Ex-
press train of cars running South, leaving Bur-
lington 10 40 A. NJ. and also with the Accom-
mediation Train moving North, arriving at Yer
gcnnes l l. iG A. NJ in time torcach the Springs
for dinner; or with any other train when re-
questcd.
All orders for Water promptly executed and
forwarded by the cars or boats, to any part of
| the country, in bottles or by the gallon.
Egg Post office address, Vergcnnes, Va.
Att SOLOMON ALLEN, Proprietor.