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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18

Green Mountain Boys.
"A new supply of the Green Noun
tain Boys-a historical tale, by Daniel
p. Thompson, Montpelier, author of
May Martin, for sale by II. II, White,
g. Co.
Rutland, Feb. LIST 1910. s If.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18
STATE OF VERMONT RE j. remembered

STATE OF VERMONT, RE it remembered
Addison District. ID that at a Probate
Court holden at Mddlebury in the aforesaid District
on the lth day Of January; A. ID. 1910. Present
Hon. SAMUEL SWIFT, Judge.
John VI. Bishop of Weybridge in said District guar
dian of Thankful Amandy Bishop and ClarrssaIiu
dab Bishop minor children OF the said John NJ. Bish.
op represents this Court that it would be condu
Give the interests of his said Wards to sell certain
real estate bel nging to them lying in DANNY in the
county OF Rutlan nd and being all the right ofthe said
minors as heirs of then mother Eliza Bishop. late Of
said Dandy. deceased in 60 Of land which came
TO the sad Eliza heir OF Deborah Madison, the
said right Of said minors being ninth part Of said
60 acres; and said Guardian moves the Court ogrant
him authority and license to sell said real estate as
foresaid.
II is, therefore, ordered by the Court that said
Guardiangive notice to all persons concerned to up-
pear. ifthey shall cause. before Probate Court
be holden the office Of the said Judge said court
in Mddlcbury aforesaid on the l9ih day of FEBRUARY
next at O'Clock in the afternoon then and there
make their objections il any they may have, to grant
ing to said guardian authority and license to sell said
real estate OF sand minors aforesaid. by publishing
| certified copy Of this order in the Rutland Herald,
alnewspaper printed at Rutland liz said coonty OF Rut'
land, two weeks successfully the last Of which publ.
cations TO be at least weeks before the time OF
said Court. T.. ID BARBER Register.
true copy Of Record,
"a Attest. f ID. BARBER. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18
NOTICE.
A Grist-mill and Saw-mill are
offered for sale.

ALSO-40 acres Of good Meadow Land, partly
lcared situated milo and aquarcr North Of the
Meeting. house in Fairhaven.
The above property will be sold collectively
parately according to the wishes of purchasers. For
particulars in uire of Jacob Davey Joshua Quinton
Fairhaven, Nov. 10, 1889 minion ,Sg-f.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18
LEATH Err,

g OLE Leather, Upper Leather, and Cal Skins for
Ssale by JAMES BARkEII Jr.
Rutland January l4,h 1910. Al
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18
BY the British Queen,

WHICH arrived at New York Nov. 90, were.
ceived All interesting Ie,irr from Mr. J Morrison
written at the British College of Health, London
where the medicine If viii we speak below is
made. Mr. Morrison thinks that the reason that
many in this country long in being cured
OF old seated diseases, is that they do not take
large doses enough, and who is a better Judge,
than he who Las Tor years made and administered
the medicine and observed its effects We be-
eve this reason the true one. Ia cases Of ty phus
fever, bill Gus affections cholera morbus consump-
iion, rheums ism, particularly
EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM,
Dropsy, Small Pox, The Doulouresux,
fEVERS OF ALL KINDS,
and in many other = sesses, in their worst stages
there should be doses, 10, 10. 20, 80, and even
more Pills administered at dose IL is done
with great success all over Europe, and there is
where the medicine is most successful We con-
vrrsrd with gentleman IN this town IN August
last II was Mr. JohB Morrison son Of Mr. James
Morrison, the 1ygeist, who spent day or two,
here, while on his travels through the States he
Informed US that he was once FRUSTRATED by ie.
vet we think he said typhus fever, Che name
matters noD and was pronounced by frieods and
ply sclans near his end q ast recovery His
Father dismissed the physicians and said, I think
] can save him and commenced with 1907 No.
Pills, these did no, have the desired effect, and
he gave him GO No. 2 Pills and continued these
dosrs several days, until he was out Of da, ger
N"ul-ni diseases require large doses. Large do
ses 10 season, viii prevent long sickness.
VT l.. Curtis, known by ali in this town and
iieihiiy WAS laid up "a ih inhsmslory fheumstism
h'd I" be lifted into aud OF { bed his limbs were
swollen very large and his pains were very acute,
ne hsa been trying various things without relief
oy the persuasion OF ms. & Johnson, against his
Wishes be sent 10 rs for 81 package of Morri-
sons medicines and by them was cured We
hsd ihis information from mr.. Curtis himself he
" mere and can be sLqaired Of concerning it
mrs johnson, knosn 10 most Of the inhabitants
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18

IIaddrnGct, y } Feb 18th 1889
Dr u Jrue -Sr--l take pleasure an informing
wa ,hsi the tnite Of Alhsu's Iist Tonic. which ]
obtained Of VOC iast October has proved most salts
iacto,, and succcs.f8i. NJ, hair had lot long time
beeH etcondrgy thin Bot Tor two or ,meoyeafs past
it had 90 acs GOT that nay head had become almost
enutrly ba Was uadet the necessity Of conce all
log The bsldness b, combipg the hair the sides
VERT But now after using about BALI bottle Of the
Tome have as lututant growth Of hair a. ever
had {. G. PARK.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18
Fall and Winter Goods.
ADAMS & DAVEY.

Fall and Winter Goods.
ADAMS & DAVEY,
~ DRY GOODS purchased in New York since
the
Pressure Came On,
at very reduced prices and assure the public gen
orally that they sell goods much lower than those
that purchased their stock earlier ia the season.
Particular attention is invited to the following fasih-
onab'e goods now worn for Over Coats, Pilot Bea.
yer and Lion Skin Coatings. English, French, Ger
man, and American
Broad Cloths,
ofthe best style and coors. Plaid and Fancy CASH
meres Buckskns, Satines, OF superior quality, Vest.
ings, &c.
Also. good assortment ofCloths for
Ladies ClOaks and Dresses.
quality and price. New style Of French, English
and American
Prints.
kept in a country store.
china, Crockery and Glass Ware.
ct the latest patterns Hard Ware, Looking Glasses
West India Goods and Dry Groceries of the best
quality. Arrangements have been made To keep a
large quantity of Lamp, Sperm and other OILS, Of
superior quality, which will be sold by the Barrel OF
Gallon.
The above Goods are fresh from mar
ket; great pains have been taken in
selectlng,a they will be sold remark
ably cheap for ready cash or good
credit.
Castleton, Nov. s, 1889. min, 4stf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18

Tic Rev Leonard Fletcher Pastor Of the Biptls.
Church ai Great Valley. Pa. Who had been more or
ICES bald iot many YEAR,, used three bottles of the
Tome and has fine growth Of new hair over all
that part Of his bead where lie beioreb writes
My hair Is growing 6nely assure YOU
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18
STATE OF vERMoNT1ypEh rem

STATE OF VERMONT ynEh femep'I
District Of Rutland; ~ ed that
speial probate court held at Rutland, within y
Tor said district on the second Monday -
the 10Th day Of Feb. A ID, Ie40
Ia ~ Cook administrator oftbe estate d -
Cook, late Of Dandy, IN said district, deef',.
proposing TO render an account other sdmipA'
ton
II Is ordered, that said account be examih',.
court on the first Monday Of March new -
that publication Of a copy Of this order ip
weeFs successfully in the Rutland Hrrse' ? a
ec al Rutland, as soon as may be- shall b. -
Gent notice TO all concerned TO appear, Il ~
cause, aud object thereto. A true copy Of ",
t-s HENRY HALL, k'g'E
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18

Is the most valuable remedy now IN use for Coughs
tColds. Asthsma or Phiis,c Whoopng Cough and
Pulmonary Affections ofeyery kind Its sale is stead
y increasing, and tie propretors are constantly
ceving the most favorable accounts of its Effects
The following certificates are offered Tor publ,
cation
, 1840-02-08
A WORKING MAN.
COMMUNICATED.


NtRRIED-On the 2jth Dec. 1899, Mr. John
W. Nrf. to Mi.. Elizabeth Birkhead, both Of Tyler
county virgiuin.
May peace and plenty. with them stay,
Till they are called FROM earth away.
May their plersnre ne'er alloy,
Sincere We wish them both much JOY.
On the = 'r9 nit. by IN. Rev. J. ". IIu.hes, Mr.
WIN Bell, to Miss C,roliae p. Harvey, of Lincoln
connty.
Ga the > r.: ut. by the Rev. A. u. Landrum. Mr
VIM. VI. Clif ,rJ. 10 Mis-, Elizabeth Gfidiih, daus.-
ter Of Udcl Griffith, Eag , al Of this county.
GS-L,s Of cake have been received-enou-h tn
feed our Derii for a week. &c desires to reoiprocate
tins rem .m,r,l:c OF hi n, ~ his wishs. thu
Peace and h.ppin ,.' may crown Their joy,
Their arm. he filed with g"ls ani boys
Ga IN. 5h inst. nv the Rev. James w. Campbell.
VIZ. Orange 4. Clark, To Mss Mlrth, lie Sellen, all
Of this county.
o., the , 81 nit by tn. Rev. A. d. Lanirum Mr.
Eihelbet II ,liani. To Miss Fanny Ander.on. dansh
ter Of Capt. James Anderson, all of thi. county.
6TNo Cake.
, 1840-02-08

the Accommodations afforded in Bow!ms-
Green. presu ne the acc 'nmuj .tIoas are
as good rs we inl Ia any Uf the i III towns
IN the county or state; and the public houses
in BJwiing-Green. are occupied ut this tine
by men that seem to he we'll qualified To- give
general satisfaction. and they are enlarslnS
and improving their buildings, SO that in Il
shoit time they will be able To give general
satisfaction To all that my favor them with
their company. But hive We any assurance
that the fare would be better at the new
county seatl think not. He says "these
and other objections much more numerous
and weishty night be urged" presume
If there are any objections to the present 10
cation they are more weighty than those CIV
en- ty.Peno,' for | am sure his are very lIHh'.
But tu he seriou, on this sub .ct. | al IN Ia
vor Of the old prnverb, which says let well
enough alone" TO remove the c mnty Sc 4,
would be atten led with grett expense aud
trouble, especially under the present law.
which re IuircS, prerirus tn the em,va ot l
County seat, thu: the cnunty Court 81 Ill cause
Il suifi :ient tax 10 be assessed on all taxable
property within the county, 10 ply the Lot
holders Tor their L,tsa and Improvements there
IN. Nov | wyllJ ask, are the citizens oi
this county prepared - do this! l would
think no,. A.rin B ,wlins Green is not on.
Iy n healthy situ,tion; but il Is in the centre
OF the county, alike c1lvenlent To e":'i ex-
t EN-, puiat; AMI certainly this il even jus
tee to all. There certainly on .ht to be good
tnI weishty re ls,ns 81 ,wn, before 4 seat of
Justice 81 mlI be removed from the centre, III
me siIe or c,sner ni :; county. HIS, or cin
PEN give reisms snli :ienr TO sri'lv the
ci,iz aus of hi; ~coIrty. of the pioplc,y OF
i.s proposed re.n,vaI of the county seat. J
lhni not. T.lere are SO many g,oi and SIT
i:ient reasons, why the County seat should
IN will reiniin where it is, that ! think the
Justices of the county court gu 5ht, aud will
proceed Immediately Ia build 4 new Court
IIoase; | believe the citizens Of this cou .iy
are willing AMI able 10 pay for II.
IMPROMPTU.
, 1840-02-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICS i. hereby given that the undersigned has
~ taken ont letters Of Administration on the e.
tate of Creed 8. Furguson, deceased. from the Clerk
OF the Pike Connty Cont, hearing date the 4th day
Of February. l5in: all prs.ons, therefore. who have
any claim. against the estate at said decrssed. are
required to exhibit the same daily authenticatrd 6f
allow ane-, within one year FROM the date Of said IL.
tiers. or they may be precinded frnm having any bene
&, Of ssid estate, and Il snrh claims are not present.
ed within thres ear. they will be forever barred.
AWSAp FERGUSON, Adnf.
Feb. & l~elo-I7-3t.
, 1840-02-08
from THE SALT RIVER JOURNAL.

MEssss. BccxxEs & JoyE5:-I am not in
the hlbit OF wri,In- Or newspapers, NOR
would | nave troubled Won at this time, h ]
had not seen 4 comnunic ,tinn in the last
Jnlrn,i over the si,nti.re Of 'P.n,;' whi:h
ra;.at mi,iead some in reference 10 the per
inlnency AMI STABILITY Of The Sc II Of justice
a, b ,x:ing-Gfeen. judging from the state
n,ents OF Peno, suppnse he hls not long re-
sided in this county: He gives it as his "rin-
i,a :that tiiree-fourlh> uf those interested are
opposed 10 the presen: location Of the county
seat Is he aware that this mitter has been
referred {, the citizens of tins couatv, and
4 mli0riIy were in ftvor of The present toc,
ton, AMI what IS it that his wrongh' tnI'
wm ierfri ciIRSs1is it to be attributed ~ the
MASTER SHIRTS who ere about To revolution
ize the county. 1t is not the first time in
IN. last twenty years, that ] have seen indl.
vidu lis who ,couli B., great men, c nne 10 this
county, and undertake to dictate 10 the good
people who have endured the diff :ulties and
hird ships OF settling 4 new county. Tneir
county sea, is MT in the proper place their
accommodations are not such a. suit the
taste Of these gentlemen. Therefore there
mus. be 4 general chln:e. or revolution, in
matters AMI thin =. in order 10 suit the cor
vcaiences AMI views o. these individuals.
Peno complains Of the scarcity Of water,
an gives this a; a reason for III. removal o!
the seat Of Justice. Now this objection my
&c o5yi tied with much less expense. Tim
would attend the proposed rrn,v'i. Ia faci'
ism.asurably remedied already by the ~citiz,ns
of Bowling.Green who have prepared YIN.
Der Of cisiern wells: which afford excellent
water. He 10 the next place. comPlaiss Of
, 1840-02-08

On n Bill in Chancery.
for dni,ion OF Land.

RI IT. NtUit u tflln W "Nt-
k.rct h,. wife. having on the eth day Of j.nn.
ar,. 4. ID ls4u. tiled in the Office "f the Clerk al the
ricnit Court, of the county Of Lincoln. ani State oi
ui.,u.i, af,rr'aii their bill ofcomplaint against the
defendants aforesaid. stating that David Boyd late
II saii county, departed hi. lfr On the fourth day
II Janu,ry A.D ll:,6 seized and pu..e..ed Gf n
tract Of land sit:ated IN sad county Of Lincoln, con-
tainin: two hurried and forty seven acres aud 'rv-L-
ty.iour h, d, edths Of an acre. AMI being part Of n
larger tract CONFIRMING three hundred and city arpen..
which vas granted by the spsni-h Government to ,ait
ID tvid B,yi, and y. known ~ No. 3in: said trart ~
ing the same on which tse said David d ,yd departed
thi, life, snI awned al the time Of hi. death. That
he left a widow, Ilada.ssh Boyd who is still living.
and the f,lIowing lawfully bcgotten cnildr-u. who are
hi, only hrir.. viz: Eliz .hrth Armstrong. lac El,I,
D ,yd. now wife Of John Armstrong. John B.yi, A
braham Boyd, David B,yd, jr. William Boyd, and
said complainant. Margaret Hanlin, late Margaret
Boyd. now wife Of said complainant NiuiaR u. IIar-
din. That said David d ,yd, Deed. during his life
time gave by way Of advancement other hntls to said
John Armstrong aud El'rabrth his wife. 10 wit fifty
II land situated in the CO unity aforesaid, an (!
adjoining the land first sfor-.sid land praying that
the defendants. aforesaid be made defendants to said
Ball nf complaint: aud that sail John Armstrong and
EIi1,b.th hi. wife an.wer spcc.f ally and say ~heth.
er or not the said David Boyd dnrin: his life did give
ani convey tn Thea os either Of them any Land by
way Of Enhancement, and il so, how much: where
Ntuitcu, W " WS$ w. Nhtuc ~ ~ tiHuo u WHICH
il " =. given, what il, present valIe. aud whether or
MT he intend. 60 hiring the same into ~hotchpot in the
p,rtition Of the tract o. parcel Of Land fret of,re s,il
aud IN At the court will ASCERTAIN the respective right,
"f said several parties aud decree par ifi"n thereof
acordiugly. Aud IL appearing tn It sail John Arm
strong su.l Elizabeth hIs wife. two Of said defendant.
are not rr.idents o. thi, state; and on ai lavit f.aid
complainant Ninian II Hiuhin To that effect, il i.
nv these present. ordered that unless the said defend.
ants John Arm.trous and Elm sbrih his wifi, be and
appear Oh or before the frt day of the mex, term Of
the Circuit Cont. Ia b- begun mud held 1t the Court
house in the towns f Troy. within AMI for the said
county of Lincoln. aud state Of Missouri, on the first
Monday in May next, and file in said cdnrt their an
swer TO said com3lainants bill. the same will be aiken
Inr confessed sgainst them, and that this order be pub.
Ii,hed 10 some Newspaper printed in thi, state, for eight
weeks succes.ively, the last insertion ~ be at least
four week, before the next Term Of .aid circuit
court. IGisen uader my hand and seal Of Office in
vac,,i,n Of ssid court, this l.t dav Of February A.
D.. 1870. FRANCIS PARKER, Clerk Of
Lincoln Circuit Court, Missouri.
Feb. eth is4J-l7-st.
, 1840-02-08

Clark who was arrested, a short time since
in Galloway county, for purl"inins money
from the mails, several years ago, in Va. has
been discharged by Judge l.awless, on a writ
of Habcas Corpus, on the ground Of the ir.
regularity OF the warrant, by virtue of which
he was arrested.
, 1840-02-08
F.. ii. ] JONES.
New Goods.

TINE Subscriber respectfully informs the -eidzess
u Of NEw-LONDON,
aud the adjacent country, that he has just feceissd
from Baltim"re and Philadelphia, sIasse aud general
assortment Of Goeps,
CONSISTING OF
DRY GOODS:
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. QUEENSwARE,
Saiiier's Materials, Boots and Shoes, Hat,
Caps, Castings, Drugs and Medicines,
Paints, OILS, Dye.S.ufs, Groceries, &c.
vi Of which are offered ut the most 'edscei prices
for CASH. The public generally are iasitcd to eaii
before purchasing elsewhere, believing they eansetde
a, we'll ., with the unjer.isned.
JAMES GERRIsHs
New.I,ouIop. Jsa 4. 1s4n ST
, 1840-02-08

GA bill is before the Legislature Of Pa.
to repeal the charter Of the Bank of the U.
Safes Of that state. 1t is thought 1t will
PASS.
, 1840-02-08

HCol. j. B. Brandt has been appointed
bv the Gov. a Director in the Bank oil Mo.
vice, Col. O'Fallon resigned.
, 1840-02-08
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

TINE undes,irnrd, administrator Of the estate Of
Josiah uen., laie Of Pike county, Missouri.
deceased, hereby gives notice 10 all concerned, or in
nrY wise interested in ssid estate. that the undersigB-
ed aiminisirafor, will make 6nal settlemest OF aid
estate, TT the next May tern Of the County
court Of sai5 county.
JAMES WELLS. Adan.
Feb. 1t lsio-r14.
, 1840-02-08
LOR

TAILORING.
A. +. TRAINER, late from Vuginid,
As commenced the above business 10 the town
Ii Of BOWLING GREEN, Pike county, Mo-,
where be will he at all times found, in The house
lately occupied BY Dr.. Tompkins, opposite J. Camp
bells Store. Ills work will be done in fa.hionsbis
and neat style am on the shortest uot,ce, he
therefore %,oli;it, n share Of public patronage, hoping
at 'he'ane time TO give ,ati.facti.n' rs no paia,
will be spared in SO doing. Jan II, 1s4C-,f
, 1840-02-08
AD WINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Az HlNfS fhA fOh VOIICEs :
NOTICE is hereby given thst letters Of sdminstra-
~ ton, with The will annexed. have been granted 10
the undersigned, BY the clerk Of The county cont Of
Pike county, on the estate of John -Penix. late, o.
Pike county, Missouri, deceased, bearing date the 5h
day Of Fsbrdtrv. lStL Al psrsans there fore having
a,y claims ag inst said deceased. viii present them
for allowance, according to law. within twelve
months from Tho date Of sitf letters. or they NAV be
p~recluded FRI n having any benefit Of said estate. and il
not exhibited With, three velrs from SAID date they
will be forever barrsi. WILLIAM PENIX, Admir-.
Feb. 9th i3f1-l7-it. with tho will annexed.
, 1840-02-08
ORDER or COURT.
STATE OF WsSOURL( IS.
County Of Line In,
Ia tie Circuit Courtfr Nay Tenn 1910.

Ninian u. Hardin, and
Margaret Hardin, his
wifc,-Complainant,.
W..
IIaia'sah B'y'l, John
Arn.irony, and Fix
aheih Armstrong 2, hi.
wife, JuoB'yd, Abra-
ham Boyd. David
Boyd jr.. and WIN
, 1840-02-08

A Likely Negro Man For Sale.
uondav the 6r-t day Of the ensuing March
~ term of the Pike Circuit Court, I shall Offer a.,
.sl- Z. IN. highe.t hi l.ier. before the Can't House
.inor in the town Of B"~ln g-Gre-n a Young and
likely uc-ram,n The terms will ne = credit of six
months. with bond aad approved personal security.
r-b = isat JAMES G.. RE AIDING.
, 1840-02-08

A Ii those indsbtsi to the sstsse Of Asa Gum. de.
IN reised. are requested 10 make immediate payment
10 the undersigned dmini.trator.- as lone ger induigrncs
eanra be- given. SAMUEL c. FIELDER. Adn.'r.
February 9Th 1910 -l7-3t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-10

ound purchasers oSf Off per sack OF aoo ks some
supplies have come In from the Baltic STOCK In orogn
Wheat 10000 hectolitres.
American Flour which was request last week,
when bbls OF at 81 81 "a 10 per Darrell Is
again offered and would be disposed o. at out no pu
ers forward. The Burgundy from New York, and
Asrmora from Richmond came in with 5000 bbs STOCK,
$4,000 barrels
BoRpEAUx July le-Since the duty colonial sugar
established 49t the business in that article
had greatly decreased the sales Of Martinique and
Guadalupe during the last eight days having amounted
only 59 hhds at the rate of 63 for good middlng
Bourbon not single transaction had taken place ooee
greatly neglected and the demand restricted 70 La
gura only which 400 bags taken at OIL 10 OIL
in bond Indigo appeared calm more than Ia CHESTS
Bengal having during the whole week been disposed Oh,
at l0f to l2 la cotton, little or no alteration IA"
place; 40s bales Louisiana changed hands at DOL 70 sol
according quality besides 300 bales rata, oil "eh the
price was not exactly known
H,MsuRoH July Is.-Sugar had been favorabiy lnhu-
enced by the greater oil the LONDON anu
prices rose there full lilo TO is schihng 5000 boxes OIL
brown and yellow Havannah disposed Of also $50
chests white and 300 brown Bahia with 900 baskets oil
Java Domingo and Brazil Coffee fully maintained pre-,
yious Laguayra sold well also, but Havannah and
Porto Rico were very brisk the sales 200 bags
ST Domingo really good ordinary As to At sch 900 real
10 good ordinary Braz al to Al sch 1900 good ordinary
to ordinary Laguayra at to ch and $50 bags GOOD
ordinary good ordinary colored arannah at 10 o.
Cotton was rather frmer, but not very animated ihird
quality New Orleans brought ST sch mid Bengal u sch
and ordinary St. Domingo to A. sch
state of Trade.
MANCHESTER, July 25, o'clock p. m--Business here
today has assumed features prices sti nave Ten
dency to droop.
There have been suggestions thrown out for sFnners
and manufacturers by power TO work short time aSai'
but nothing definite has resulted go,
Continental advces received within the last week, sun
continue to unsy orabe every species OF our export
productions; and few hopes are entertained OIL any eoh
Serahe inipro vement being realized this season
The aud present unavorab bic weather. operating so
much against eur agricultural crop, is WITHOUT doubt
causing part the depression experienced In all Engsn
manufacturers The rain Lancashire during the last
week has been very hsavy, and almost lncessant-