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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
Wdier Cure.

NTFW-LEBANON SPRINGS WATER-CURE.
This establish under the care Of Dr. HAWLEf, 10
NV omen for the FALL aud WINTER As se have our
rlrr gs both fd from the famous WARM SPRINGS shch
nov below 10 f. able offer better facilities for
WINTER TIRE ATAENT than any other establishment IN he
'O~"''' WILLIAM A HAWLEY, " d.
New. Lebanon Springs, y. Y, Sept ls5A
TUE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
CURE offer. the best accomm odatons for pursuins the
treatment Tor the winter and reasloable else
re- Adde'S o H. WELLINGTON, VI D.
~ No ia I2h.st., New.Yors.
NETWORK CITY wATER-CURE, No. l7s l2thst,
corner OF University -Plsce.
WATER-CURE HOME, COUNTRY and
w CITY-Dr SIEW'S, a. Oyster Bay l.. l., for sum
e reached daily by Croon from Fulton Ferry aud
Dr. T,YLOBS cor 6hay and J5th st. near Crystal Paaee
on the hole year; reached by uptown The
bs. and reasonable terms at both places
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
6teamboais and RAILROADS..

CEPTEMBER, 1s54.-For Shrewsbury Long
- Brunch Highland Doct Ocean House. Port Wsshp ron
Mounts Deck Browns Dock. tMid6letown and Red BANK
from the foot Ct Robasons North RyeNew and spsndid
steamboat ALICE c. PRICE. Capt A a.. HLxserty, VIII
leave the foot Of RoSsrsonst North River ~ folowt;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS

NNew and only direct open
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
u 5. Mall AID Express route
Two daily P.serss ns Sunesys eIespted leave Chicago
corner Of Van Buren and Sherman q.
Fiut-St Leus Day Express .............. 80 AN
seoond-St. Louh Sskt Express - Pm
Trains dse to Atos l5s mles shoat change Of cars
or bssssge and connect With the psnys splendid
WINCHESTER AND REINDEER,
Runrine in exclusive connection With the Passenger Trsns
thruufh TO 81 Louie Is milesl ~irhout sndiss
TINE FROM CHICAGO TO ST LOUIS NJ HOURS.
Bloomington SPIN gnelo, AID Csrnvle Alton and the
Irsveing Pull, wi 20 the important advantage Of
this An AIR LINE ROUTE TO -f LOUIS,
Over other r1ute from Chicago - the >0lrhwest
SoTiCE.-lMPoRrAST CONNECTIONS.
A. A0n-Ccnne cticrs with daily packet 20 heokrk,
akiur this the direct route 20 Hannibal Quincy Keo
IoL and SoItheaseen Hizoar
Az 81 L0uCODDectols with fTg.cil< iircsof steamers
FOR New Orleans aid al points Lover Aisssspp ONO,
C4mtapd TeDnss-s and kAas4s RiVeEs; and slso With
.,,,u,er. 81 points Hss0ui River making this the
air,ct goute ksnsas and COgneil BluI.
Chicsso. August ], laSi R p. MORGAN, Jr, sapt-
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf.-
Y NETWORK, EAsTON. sOAERVILLE. k
SPRING ARssSGENgSr COMMENCING APRIL 10 iS>t
Leave New Ork for ksston, SC, st NJ, Il NJ sne
Law. New o,s for somervIle (wsyD .tsPM
bv steamers RED JACKET and WYOMING r2n rier
M IN r. connecting ElzAbethio~n with rams ~ New
Jsr..y Rsl-ose from foot Of CoaTtlAeds heilfanf VII
Pslp.bs-s ,opros;e E.Go.) s,slj ard 100 A n and
Pm
rIIZABETHPORT AND SEW-YORK
Leave Se~ York {. 2 ara IS A J.. Vi std ? NJ
-. ,sss-Hp1- = AID 3 A " .. ; and P "
GECRcE .. PEGRAr, ssp.-ir,ereerI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

-1Ohh SUI iObhi.-
~ ANGEVINE snd LEVI ANGEVlNE sssinrt WILLIAM
w CAMPBELL-Sunmons for Money Demand on Contract.-
To the shove Defendant: You hereby summoned
.wer the complaint action which hlsd in the Office
the Clerk the County OF Rockland the 18th day Of
August 1884 CarsstowD and TO copy Of your answer
on me ny office Piemont in the County OF koekand,
within twenty after the service hereof exclusive of the
such service; aud tail TO answer the complaint
aoIcsad the Plaintiff will take judgment for the Of three
hundred ehy dollars and cent with nter from the
twentieth June thousand egh hundred and fifty
four besides the Of this actonDated August % is5t
ANDREW FALL0N. Plaintiffs Attorney,
~ iaw6ws Perm0nt, Roc Island Co, N Y
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-wIL-

r. w
~ LIAM n. HALL, JOHN H. RUCKLE and RICHARD
VAN BUsKIRK, sgsinst WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL-ro
the shove DEFENDAsT-sir fOn hereby summoned to
the complaint in this action which led the Office
OF Clerk the County Roekaud the 18th day Of
Augrst 1851 Clarks;own and copy your
on my office 10 Permcnt Ia the County Of kOckand,
within twenty days amer the service hereof exclusive of the
day service and II fail the cOnp
the plaintiff will take judgment 0 the Of
hundred and AIT dollars and f0y with Interest
from the thirty nt July thousand eight hundred
and dty four besides the OF this setiOnDaed August
9Th 1854. ANDREW FALLON, Plsinuh's Attorney.
- iAuGwS PiefmOnt, KOckland Co, ". 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

National RACE COURSE.-During the
d.v OF the Races and the National Hore Fair the steamer
ISLAND CITY will esve Fulton Market Slip AZ g. 8, 10, II
ard II M u and $50 NJ connecting with the cars OF
the Flushing Railroad Hunters Point direct 10 the race
Course Returning will leave the National Depot
~ he ov fare Of . Passengers can also
tale the Ferry Green Point where they Will md
free conveyance TO the cars 81 Hun,ers fo,nt ..,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
jPosED DATES OF SAILING.

EDWD. X. COLLINS Co. No. Wsl't, NJ T.
BROWN SHIPL1Y & Co, Liverpool
JOHN NUSROE & Co, Rue NOtre Dame des 'etorss
Paris or GEO II. DRAPER, Hare. -
The owners ships will be- accountable for gold
oliver bullion specie iewery leeious metals,
less bills adng signed therefor and the value thereof
Shippers will please take notice that the ships Of this line
csnnot any goods ntraland OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
NETWORK SUPREME COURT. Will

~ LIAM IL LUSk against WILLIAM w. CAMPbELLA
Summons for money demand contractrQ the shove
named defendant STA: You hereby summoned TO
the complaint In this sction which hled the
Of the Clerk Of the County Rocsand the 9th day
August 1854 Clarsstown and copy Of your
my office in Piermont the County OF ROcklsnd
within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive of the
day such services and you fail the complaint
aforesaid plaintiff will take Judgment for the of three
hundred lightly esh dollars and cents WIKI interest
on two hundred dollars and seventy i've cents from
seventeenth day Of July thousand eight hundred and
fry four bcsides the OF this aotiouDaed August th
1854 ANDREW FALLON. Plaintiffs Attorney,
s2Ian6wSs Piermont. Roc saDd Co " V.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

"ARDLAw, WALKER & BURNSIDE,
w FAC TORS and COMMISSION MERCBANLS .Sd
RECEIyI ING and FORWARDING AGENTS. CHA.LEs-
C
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feaai NoIires.


IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County New York Notice hereby given % all
persons haying claims against RUS SELL H. SEVlSS late
SonetsS. hereof to the Subscribe a. bis oce 81 Msr
chants ExcbaDse, WAst 10 the Cisy Of New t9rs 81 OF
before the seventh day Of February next Dated NEWTON
III" aus 5p isssHs DAVID H. yEsIys Esseutor.
INPURSUANCE ii an order y: he Surrogate OF
the County Of New York a9,Ias ee5g yen 70 81 %s
cy Of sqd:t asdss.eS 10 Pi. sc. No ia
'hsfe %, C Ss 10, SsYo On or ssars the
twentyegbh lay u November NEXT Dsted we" tue
twenty '''H d'' o GE s IL j. PRICE Administration
myz7 iAu6ms' ELIZABETh J. PRICE Adnini.trstrlx
IN PTRsUANCE of an ORDER Of JESSE
C. SMITH Surrogate Of the County Of h.nss, sOTlCE
..sa., SFbi fesT'" ROGERS late tho City q WI
ns.'gss de- tbs. thereof - se s e fils
ROGERS her place Of residence No y south 9Th st. IL
''' x5sEst aSs s2sEa sas and
.llawsms. ANN NJ R0GEHe, LHeaA
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
County OF New Yors notice hereby rven TO a persons
hsvp, .,n: ssais: hEski NJ WEsIERs late Of the
kefeof he '9bsenter At hs oee No 5oi Broadway in
the city Of On Or before the an day Of August
NIL i.ss@s. HOMER BosTwIck. MD. AaninEtr.iOr.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
q tie County Of New York notice hereby gwen all
Cy Of New YoTk deceased present the e wth vouchers
bsreof 70 the Egbserber, a. he Office Of LOTHRoP W.
CHAPLIN No. Union st.. Brookya before the tenth
.y January Bex-Datss New York the 7th day u July
's4 PRUSSIA c. TRESOR,
JyS lsN5mSs AdBInistrairx, with the VIII annexed
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of
the County u Sefork. Notice IA hereby al
bsEil, Claims against PATRICK KAVAsAGH late o.
,Ss by e Ss I SssG % S;sns s ofBESiS
C. LENERIDGE Esq. No 81 Chsthsm-st, 10 ne Oityo'
NewYork before The thirteenth day Of November Heh
Dated New YORK. the ninth dag OF May l25t ,..,i
nyZ0 Isusnss MARGARET MCGOWAN. Adminktrstnh
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County u New YORK NOTICE seas ~ z, UT -
q the City Of Sew.York physician, deees'ed present. ne
,.e with voucher, thereof the ~ me once on
Tho.. N.ef.rlsn No 100 lo.t The City Of Ne~fork on
or bf. ~ ,h day Of JanasIy Dated New Yert the
| DA' " THOMAS MACFARLAS (r.x.
- t.usrs WILLIAM RYER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
Goal.

GOAL COAL!,-S6 per Tun Large Nut; 81
~ per Tun for best quality Red Ash Stoves ~ . run for
Ksg or Furnace Warranted screened yard lot Of
Leigh Lump Coal foE sale eP - No IS Bsysd ct between
Bowery and Mott.
DEACH ORCHARD, RED ASH or WHITE
L ASH delivered from ysrd.-Nut, IS 2 Stove Ess or
Furnace 81 T. tun. Les from bosis JACOB WEEKS,
Nos SIS bovery and 81 Greene ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
NOR CHIRLESTON and FL0RIDA-SEMI-

EOR CHARLESTON and FLORlDA-StNl-
Il WEEKLY Z. ;. MAIL LINE The avon, resme'
SOUTUERNER r Ewan. Commander, wlI les.e fer 20 =
v OF SATURDAY sept >. q, o'clock p VI prsci-ss ~.
For reishf supy Oh board where a. bs 81 afn- 49, es
.,y,sS "a fr rs,sr AZ he ofi-e o. sPDFFORp TILES
TON 10 81 Broadway. rrcuEn se-s % LOTS -
so,l 7. JsrEsorvIc. 81 q p 49, = 4ht -yr-i--
rpSTp sl..f ~ - 'sf-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

GEPTENBER l-5I-FOr Shrewsbury, &c
- n, NV can't AID eommodious river TH0M
A. q HAIGHT Capt J Coriies {. running from the
foot az Rohir.oD-.t. Mouth River, follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
Wrean gtedmers, Gr.

NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAM
IN SHIP LINE via NICARAGUA-Aeeessory Transit Com
papv Of Nicaragua Propreors Through IN advance OF the
Mail Only Line giving Throush Tickets the saTS'
crossing The spt ndid double engine steamship PkOME
THUS q Oc0 tuns burden Capt Turner, will leave Pier
No s. North River O'Clock 81 precisely for Puenta
Arenas on WEDNESDAY, Oct I, connecting with me
svorte steamship UNCLE SAM 900 tuns burden over the
NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE, having but twelve miles
OF land alton by rscass oArases These steamers
are unsurpassed their Ventilation and seconmods0ns
CHARLES MORGAN Agent No s Bowling Green.
B-Commencing the 9th October the days Of sailing
If the steamers will be changed the l2h and nth OF each
month When these days fall Sunday the steamers Will
leave n the Monday following There will be no steamer on
tle 18th Of October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

~ Of an usoyeut from bis d. bts pursuant the provisions
the third article Of the st title Of the hnh chapter Of the
second part of the Revised Statutes PETER ANTHONY
of the town Cansohse County of Mon somery New York,
an nsoly.nt debtor-noce ls Published sept 1854 Credit
TO before the Hon Samuel Redng Jr County Judge
of the County Of Montgomery the lh day of December
next o'clock show cause, II any they have, why
should be made Of sad nsoent estate and
he discharged from his debts GEORGE SMITH,
% lswlOvSs Attorney for Insolvent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. = SUMMER

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. - SUMNER
Il ARRANGEMENT - Trains leave Chambers ST. daily
for An any and Troy On and MONDAY Aug IL, 1854,
The Trsips will run follows
E1pres. Train M thToash In four hours from Slstst,
eonpeetips ~ lib Northern and Western Traina
Mail Train, A. IhrOush Way Train. Il NJ
Expres. Train 4S0 " Accommodate Train st 70 NJ
For Poushkeep.ie: Way Passenger Tsins at w. and
p NJ and Nsy Freight snd Passenger Train az | p. w.
For Peek.kli al A. ~, $50 NJ and 81 p VI.
The Peetkl end Poughkeepse Trains stop al the Way
Stations
Pss,.rser taken ~ Chsnoer Csns Christopher l4th and
SlstGs -
SUNDAY MAIL TRAINS 8; "A NJ, from Csnslst. for Al
bs1y stop ping all Way stations
OLIVER H. LEE Vice President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

EXCURsION for the MILLION-Cheapest sail
Il in the State. Fare st cents Boats leave every half
hour 10 STATEN ISLAND
The way TO set splendid sail fine view OF the bay h.eo
ard oeesn .rd nhal- the air, 10 20 tse the STATEN
ISLAND FERRY BOATS. foot Of Nhitehsllst Liberal
terms for Picnic parties Companies and Societies Apply At
ter- kouse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

EOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL
il RIyER.-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE Capt. Wrn Brown leaves NewYork every MON
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock W and
EMPIRE STATE cspt BENJAMIN Brsyton. leaves New York
eyery TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY a. o'clock
from Pier No N r. the Battery Both touching
81 Newport each wty.
Hereafter will be regarded secured any sppi
cant until the shall have been paid for
Freght Boston forwarded through with great dispatch
BY an E1pTess Freight Train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
snper;n,endert's Ofice CansndAigus June Is, lso4 -
YIN. W PALMER. Agent, No 1893 Broadway " Y =
I,pr pEDICFD.-GREAT WESTERN
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA and the

IN Il
IN SOUTH and WEST Wis the NEWJE1SEY RAIL
ROAD L. s MAIL and EXPRESS LiNES-Leaye New.
York loot OF Courtandt At snd 10 A ~ and y and
PM Through 10 -Four Hours Fare - . in - 10 In v,
and in 10 and N.wYork Accommodation Line esses
n 81 soppins al stations Throuxo tickets sold
for Cine l6 and the West and for Bsmooe wash
ns Norfolk Sc and through Baggage checked 70 Washington
nd n A p NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD 10 PHIL
~ ADELPHIA from Pier No. L. North Rver-Two lines
daily at ! A NJ and NJ Morning Line a. A. NJ, BY
.tesirt JOHN POTTER 20 SOUTH AaBOY thence BY
ears way ana Phsdephis Fare 81 second :.ss
r IS Express Line ~ 2. NJ, BY JOHN POTTER 20 AN
BOY thence direct to Camden By rhroush in hours
Fare IS Way, mmOcAton and En- .xraat Linet p ~
Tare al 81 rulirrAnt Line p NJ: 81 rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
DEGULAR MAIL LINE via STONINGTON

DEGULAR MAIL LINE via STONlNGTON
IL via BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORD ad
TAUNTONn.nd Route without change of cars or deten'
tion eany ns the Eastern Mail
The steamers {. VANDERBILT, Capt Joel stone, and
COMMODORE Cart John o. Bovine in connection with the
Snngion and Providence and Boston and Providence hs
roads having New York daily Sundays excepted from Pier
No an R. FIRST wharf above Battery place a. o'clock W.
and Sonngi at o'clock Pm, the ARRIVAL Of the Nal
train which leaves Boston At $50 p N
Thse unsurpassed for strength safety speed,
comfort and elegance The officers experienced aud at
tentiye
The natural advantages this superior othsf
Being shorter and direct the trip pleasantly add
expedioUy performed we passengers can always rely On
reaching their destination in advance Of those BY either Of tho
other routes -
The COMMODORE from New-York-Nondsy, Wednes.
day Friday. From stonng0n-Tussdsy, Ihursiay and
The G. VANDERBILT from Sew-York-Tue-d.y Thurs
day and Saturday From Stonirson-Aonday, "Wednesday
ard Friday
n B-Pa0enge1. arriving 80 Stonington. proceed I'M
edstey by mail train TO Providence Boston Taunton ard
New Bedford BY accommodation trains rem Stoninston at
IAN.
accompanies the steamboat trains 10 and
from Boston
For passage berfhs rooms freight, applications
msy made st Pier No Mr. at the Office No. 10 Bat
reryp la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

These ships have been built By contract expte"y for Gov
eminent service Every been taken In their corruc
con their insure strength and speed and
hs accommodations passengers unequaei Tor elegance
and comfort Price Of passage from EewYork to Liverpool In
fscass cabin $780, IN second Do S5; exclusive use " e
taze state rooms $780, from Liverpool TO New fors 40
and $40 experienced attached " each ship No.
berth secured until paid for - - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
IS MARTHA IITa's : va NiNSsTs Executor
~ Office of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NOTICE of application for the discharge

~
~ an nsovent debtor om his debts 10 the
visions the third Article OF the s title OF The 18th chapter
OF the second part the Rev sed sta aieaPETER BERGEN
the City OF NewYork, nsov,nt debtor Notice first
published August 49, lsSi Creditors sppesr before OF
the Justices Of the Supreme Coa the Chambers thereof in
the the CITY Hall in the City OF N-~york tho
seth day Of September 1854 At 10 O'Clock the forenoon
show cause az they have) Why shond
De made OF sid insolvens aud he be- discharged from
hi, debts Y. y. WAXING, Attorney No 5S Fu'onst,
ais inw6wS Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

Teton VA Sprin sfeo Bellows Falls Rutland, Windsor
White River Wei. River, Montpelier Sc Adams and k,ase'
point TicL et Haven Railroad Broad
.,y and Canal and OF 10Th aud 4hsv Express
trains ats NJ and 4P ". Baggage checked through:
FRANCIS HYDE Agent t52 South st NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
n s MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, via

IT S. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, via
u. AsPINWALL and PANAMA = Through Passass
Tickets including Mr. Hpckleys sthmus Transit Ticket Will
n. furnished AT aiesThe lshmus crossed in six
hours
On THURSDAY, Oct 5 ct o'clock P. NJ, from pier foot
NJ Ws-r,n,t North River will dispatched the feet
ship GEORGE LAW connect At Panama with the new and
superior steamship SONORA
spare always kept Panama to prevent detention in
Of accident - -. A.
The accommodations for passengers in the steamers OF the
Pacific and United States Mail Steamship Companies are IN
surpassed and parties about visit California invited to
cali and examine for themselves. .
For passage apply at the ComIanys Office No ~ M1s st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

ABsA ,I, No Tng9HsNURE' COmmi''io

ROBERT J. DILLos, Counsel 20 the Corporation.
BAN papers published in the City Of New YORK are
quested publish the preceding notice until the sc day
october next once each and TO send their bills vi
sdays Of pa oicaon 20 the Office Of the Council 10
inss % Is~to2i5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
CTEAM PUMPING ENGINE
- II. r wORTHINGTON

Having enlarged bis Factory, Is enabled TO mppl
promptly al orders for bis PATENT SAFETY STEAM
PUMPS, AND FIRE ENGINES for Stesmsre Factories
Public distinctions SC. Also, MINING, WRECKlNG, an
DRAINAGE PUMPS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-01
STAN EAS.

There is quaint grace in this lyric, per
feet in It's kind, Characteristic Of the song
writing oftnc time It is from work emu
tied "An Hours Recreation in Music," bY
Richard Allison, PUBLISHED i'll 1906
There is garden in her face,
Whore roses and white lilies grow.
A heavenly Paradise is that place,
Wherein all pleasant fruits do flow.
There cherries grow that none may buy,
Till cherry ripe themselves do cry.
These cherries fairly do enclose
Of orient Iearl "A double row,
Which when her lovely laughter shows,
They look like rosebuds hilcd with snow
VT these no peer nor prince may buy,
Till cherry ripe themselves do cry.
Her eyes, like angels watch them still;
Her brows like Bonded bows, do stand,
Tnrvatning, with piercing frowns to Kill
All that npproa,h witn eye or hand,
Those sacred cherries TO come nigh,
ILL ch.Iry ripe themselves do cry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-01
From a,lIiiEtOn.
" AsnIAuIoy, June q


The reciprocity and fishery treaty will
probable be sent To the Senate to-morrOW.-
it will Of course be at once referred to the
Committee on Foreign Affairs. Noleam
that several points will be made ogainsti' in
It's prosen, shape EIst, that in any COM
myrcial treaty with Great Britain, its prov.
SONS should apply othe whole nation and
is dependencies, instead Of applying only to
a portion of those dcpeud,nclys and not TO
the nation at large thu it is contcuded that
he action OF the SO-yal.ei reciprocity scheme
sIoud extend to England and all her colon
les, Secondly, the South will insist upon
sugar being tucuded as one o! the natural
,rolucts Of the country, Thirdly, unmanu.
iIctuied as well as leaf tobacco viii b. con-
tended ior on the ground tuat there is n
Ju>t reason why it suouli be EXCLUDED aud
Il admitted wn.ch is manufactured wheat.
nuea nt4e > u.h complains O, discriw.-
natlLg against t. eir r IS, h m S.
SION Of manul, C; Ired tlba GO into England
free of duty would be manifest bDnyit 10
tle growers n the United states Fourth )
the action will be deprecated until the
course OF the English aAl Co.oUial Paria-
ncuts has been determined upon, so that
there shall be- no foreign vote to the S,uatys
decision.
Independent Of this, the Iainc Senators
are strongly opposed to the lumber clause,
and the representatives Of Penn sy.yania anu
Maryland are equally opposed 10 admitting
Colonial coal.
As was anticipated, Santa A4pa has gree
iily assyntcd to the Garay treaty, stjpU!a-
81 Al r.. ..I| } j ID.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-01

CoYNECTcur HAS TuE MAINE Lyw The
Legislature Of Connecticut which has been
for some weeks carefully maturing a striu-
gent and well guarded act Of Liquor Prohit-
Ition, yesterday passed itthrougn uotn ious.
rs by very decided maioritieS--Onc hunircd
and fnt.c -ht t. Sky one in tue ! o ST,
and thirteen to one in the Senate. o..
course, a number of the advcrsarics in the
House and nearly all Of those in the Senate
withheld their votes; but they could not
nave affected the result The People passed
the Maine Law last April, aud the LcgisIa.
turl has but enforced and ratified their de-
-ci,ion, The act, as we have said, is well
drawd-thc penalties, though too low, are
higher than in most irohibtory Laws now
IN cXistancc, and the opportunities afforded
for prosecuting and convicting offenders are
ample. We believe the act takes effect on
;he lst of August,--N I. 2rib
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-01

TnE CoNsurUToN.-lne last number OF
John Mithell's Citizen contains long ana
rtmarkaole editorial, headed "Ihe Conslitu.
ton, from which We make Il briet extract,
winch, ior eloquent teroencSs, cannot be sur-
p >scd in the English languag,. Speaking
oi the Constitution, nc says:
Ins instrument Is found to answer. 1t
meets al eases, and settles them. 1t faces
al ulhiCulue,, and sOiv,s thvm. II is sum.
cent unto ItSvI, needing neither gloss, nor
prop, nor rider, nor Crulcn. Let Cuoa"romc
ill., aud tanada, and Terra del FUygo, and
it embraces tuvm without strctChing--wItu-
cut snrlvelting or shrinking il Its each coun.
try, yea, ,acn cltiLvn, like his proper skiu.--
"D,uss,d he the man who invented sleep. II
covers you ali over like Il garment" so does
the Constitution, 1t Is not only alive, TN,
Constitution, but rs young as when it was
born, tor Its youth is renewed like its own
eagles. Its "nvlnclble looks snail never
Z. ow grey and, univsS uHna,urally slain by
par lelual cnildren, 1t snail never die. Let
no Unlon doctors dare to dose it Let no
tinker Jay tool upon 1t. Sand oil, Professor
Holloway hide thine iguomlnIuus pill.OoX!
and tnou, preacher of "loung Christianity
wno s,eh,st to amend not only the Bibr,
but the Constitution, got the, behind me
This Constitution, look you, is younger and
stronger tnan ye all. IL marches, aud when
you are all in your graves, with your faces
to the roots of the daisies, at snail march,
by Htaven!;" let the Recording Angel make
u note of that.