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MsN Investigation before the British Consul IN
New York, on Saturday,, in relation 10 the slowing
F"fhe cargo ofthe steam ship President, nothing
Eofi"por'ance was elected, The pilot, stevedore
kdcoa'er we're examined and all testified that The
NgNTas slowed in the usual manner, and that she
Ha'OoO' too inches by the head, which, in a ship
@iength is very trivial matter.
''Pan Cole, OF the ship Orpheus, stated that
\ sailed in company with the.Presldent from New
\ OK on the u tn March last-that he was in sight
bHn the evening of,le next day; when he
fSaw her she was rising on tremendous sea,
appeared to be laborlng and pitching very
HNVy. The Orpheus at the same time was also
'mg very much, and shipped large quantities
Water on deck. Captain Cole thinks the Pres,
Nmnst have been at this time also shipping
2aVseas-thatthe fires were probably extnguish-
rendering the vessel comparatively helpless
ne Storm was dreadful during the whole night
wind shifted, the next morning, from N. E. to
L. causing still more tremendous sea, and the
'tOnOnled with undated fury until midnight
Inc s5h' Captain Cole also stated that it was
''ner deleftha tho President did rot survive
Il s'e' oul onndered, with all on board, before
WV" on The 18th, or in less than twenty. four
'"er ne last saw her; and most probably in
S'% night of the 18th Of March In which
"@cr nautical gentlemen present seemed
@incide
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his Message, has literally followed in the Footsteps
OF his predecessor; but that, in important partic
uars, hiS views are Identical with those expressed
by Gen Harrison, as they are with the senmenls
OF the great majority Of the People by whom he
ana General Harrison were both elected That
Tie Message of President Tyler is but the faithful
impress OF his own mind, we do not doubt; for we
observe, in the course Of the Message, some sug-
gestlons, OF an important character, which we have
never seen elsewhere, which are, are almost
certain, original. ,r>s
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sIDENT's Observation-Disclosures
THE MATING TARIFF.

~ ,ba Message OF President Tyler
NO pd with more undsguised satisfaction, in
.,;oD ot the Union, than that portion relative
WN a. ,,bile there are many and we are among
pa" ,, differ somewhat as to the immedi-
"'", os,i,v of legislation on the subject, all will
"o L,,, the far more important matter of dscrim
ao~ ',,n il implicitly and plainly avowed, and will
''" ',hs hearty support of The American people,
w''' .or IN all, oppression to none--a taritffor
''' but discriminating duties for protecting A
industry, and, if necessary, for retaliation,
"'I w. ,vowed doctrines of Mr. Tyler, and will
,,ve and except perhaps, from the empire
,c.,M Carolina, the nearly unanimous support
,h.,rrpp The following is The passage in the
,,..,u which we refer.
" e" eIer to supply the wants of the Govern
,nmtellinent constituency, in view Of thoir
T@ 4,,o,csts. will. without hesitation, submit to
@..oe.sary burdens. But it is nevertheless i'm
".'nt 60 10 impose them as to avoid defeating the
Lamentations of the country, growing out ofthe
Jm,p,;src laws The act of the I'd Of March,
,.q commonly called the compromise act, should
..bs altered except under urgent necessities,
.Inb are moi believed at this time to exist. One
Wv, orly remains 10 complete the series Of reduc
I,n. n,oyided foi by that law, at which time pro-
.i,us made BY the same law, and which then ,oW
!, %cpoM aciireIy in aid Of the manufacturing in
@,,,,s Of The Union, win not fail TO produce the
m"s, beneficial results. Under a system Of diScrins
jrring duties imposed for the purposes Of reUenue,
!, unison v,h the provisions Of e1isting in,os it is
mbe hoped that our policy will, in the future, be
fred and permanent, so as to avoid those constant
frc,rarons, which defeat the very object they have
IN view. We shall thus best maintain a position
which, while il enables us the more readily 10 meet
the advances of other countries, calculated to pro
MOTE our trade and comnerle, aoiH at the same time
haze in om hands the means Of retaiinting aoith
rner Effect unjust regulations."
Timay prove that an urgent necessity does exist
for an immediate change in the duties as they now
exist for an immediate change in the duties as they
now exist 1t may be found necessary, to supply
he wants Of The Government, to lay duties upon
wines, silks, and the like, which now come free Of
\ duty. They may be taxed twenty per ccnium ad,
ulOm without any Infringement Of the Compro-
mhe Act, and we have little doubt it will be found
N necessary not only to lay these articles under trib-
n us also 10 raise the duties as high tw eniy
M M@nl on many other articles which now pay n
M Ghy. In that event we doubt not that Mr.
n THwII cheerfuly give his approval TO such a
= measure, should it be found necessary Boston AT
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81 "a ES I'D - SV "A gS E.
MONTGOMERY NEWELL informs the pub
IyA lie that he has recommended the
Ell "a r. d. w are ES ~ En- S q
at the S,o,e formerly occupied by him, No. SO,
State Street. Boston, and has received by Iate
rivals complete assortment Of
BTRyNLNGH.fN AND SHEFFIELD
C. 0 o DIS, $3.50"
which he offers for sale the most favorable
terms. This imror' alton will enable him to pre-
sent fresh stock Of well selected Goods, purchas-
ed with Cash, TO which he respectfully invites The
attention of the Country trade. ~
GUSTAVUS TUCKERMAN, late w. IL G.
Tucke'man, having engaged his services to Mr.
Newell as general Assistant in the arrangement
a . prosecution of his business, respectfully
invites has old friends to call on MI Newell, wheii
purchasing their Spring supplies, at No. 80, State
Street, and renew their business intercourse. Mr.
TuckcrInar may be constantly found at the above
stand, and confidently hopes for renewal of ac-
qiaintance with his former friends and customers,
whose transactions with MI Newell he
them will be satisfactory in past times they
have been with himself.
April I5 l05epis2m
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~ Cd II &c E.
ME spring has again returned and holds out to
d the farmer encouraging prospects, and the
hurry Of casting ia the seed will soon be over aud
then the new
Gig w gOn
will he wanted. And the subscriber would again
say that II finds him with now supply on hard,
Q5sand n little better article than before offer
ed; and as he is wishing Ia close up the Wagon
concern, will therefore offer his Wagons on the
most liberal forms lie has from fifteen TO twenty
finished, of various models. ard must and will lie
sold.
Gentlemen, now is your time; call and look for
yourselves, and be assured you will go home with
new wagon, if you are in waut Of good article
HARVEY CUTLER
Danve, MAY %, IS4I 2O2tf
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JAMES GILkERSON'S Esq .q1E.

FENijE subscribers having been appointed by the
Il Hon. Probate Court for the District of Gale
donna, commissioners, To receive, examine, and ad
just The claims and demands of all persons, agains
the Estate Of
JAMES GILKERSON
late Of Barnet in said district, deceased represent
ed InsoIvtut, aud the term OF six months from the
18th day of March lS4l, being allowed by said
Court, To he creditors Of said d.ceased To EXHIBIT
and prove their Respective CLAIMS before us-Do
give notice. that Will attend to the duties of
our appointment at the dwelling house of Barihol.
omew Gkerson, in Barnet, in said District, on
the Cd Tuesday OF June next, and on tho Cd Tues
day of September next, at 10 o'clock forenoon, on
each of said days.
WILLIAM GRAY =,
WILLIAM STUART, Commissioners
Barnet, March 30, a, ID IS4i 2O2w3
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Destructive FIRE Ar TROY N. Y.

A fie broke out in Troy, about 8 p. NJ. Oh Sun.
day, in the of the wooden building 2SI River
st, occupied by VIM. l.. Taylor, tobacconst and
rapdv extended to the adjoining buildings on both
sides of it, to the new Market on the north and 10
the store orIiaieht, GiIlespy IL Co the south;
destroying in all eleven buildings, two ofbrck and
the remainder OF wood.
The total amount Of loss by the fire is estimated
at $50 900 or sac, 000 Insurance about %, 900 in
the offices in Troy, Albany and Hartford. The
buildings II old md oflitte value or the loss
would have been much greater. The new Fulton
Market was on fire at one time and only saved by
the hercuean efforts of the fremen
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2sA AssEs ia @SS So

In Berlin, May 81 James Currier, Esq, to Mrs
Prudence N. Perrin.
In Newbury, 9TH inst by Rev. Mr. Templeton,
Mr. VIM. Peitigrew, of Greensboro TO Miss Lawns
5. McIndoe, of N.
In Tauhasse, Florida, April 81. MIR Nathaniel
NJ Hlbbard, Printei, formerly of Bath, N. II. to
Miss Ruth Baldwin, of New Haven, CT
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l Fl E N E s s A GE

."s Tie many comments made upon Pres.
~ .!''ts Message, we have seen none more
bpnn.. "e following from The N ational Intel
\ b.n. '''ase we have evidence, if we were
!, in H.. sumo 'eO'y impressed with the fact,
\ c,led b. '"0Hf citizen elected by the People
&sI oh.;, ,"e VIII of Heaven to fill the Presi-
lM,b, '"' country is fortunate in possessing
shos NJ. W. CONSCIENTIOUS Oh ief Magistrate. In
lid III. ''ase' from the beginning to the end,
Aay,n ''s oi this conscientiousnes and
sesm ~. "i1@"t'es calculated TO win the pub.
ten," "'s'' In the political complexion of
fdep, VT, we Ind ample justification of the
ouadp.n we rave heretofore declared in
dsreL,. ''"'ah principles of the President.
ths b,t I''"'s OF the Presidents Message are
Fhch tbs "uSp'c'ous to the wise legislation
s bal Gov.,u ~'un'ry looks with hope to tho
be- n,,,..; a'"en' as ii is now organized.
& Dent, !. 'ne contents ofthe late Iamented
We dsD. usaral Address, it may be remem.
v against III our readiness to defend its prin.
seOf P,..;, aSsallants. Upon perusing the
anv ,h,, ,n Tyler to Congress, we do
Hhich |, nro, Gan better describe the impress.
sng ont produced upon our, minds than NV
"hPrs,ida"a.'.,'on at finding that the spirit
The s,s' uens Harrison is also in Presiden,
Upon him ~, ,s"uc'ng to practice, as far as de.
Fa,r, Ut" the grea, principles laid dow, hs
''" OF course that tho President, in
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THE GAG REPEALED!

by reference 20 our Congressional Journal the
reader will perceive that the Infamous Gag Reso-
hition has been repealed. All the Wings from the
free States and four from the slave States voted for
repeal, while 20 locos including the five slaves in
Congress from New Hampshire, voted against it
This is reform rejoice to witness in Whig
Congress.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Mondny, June

At market, 249 Beef Cattle, 30 yoke working
Oxen, Is cows and calves, $50 Sheep, $40 Swine.
rs beet cattle unsOld.
PRIcEs-Bcef Catte-we quote to correspond
with last week; about the same prices obtained for
Iike quality, viz: first qualityat rs z; second
WORKING Oxen~saies a, IS. 70, so, aud 60
Cows and Calves--Saies "a, %, 3O,nnd 3S.
Sheep--Los sold at the following prices;
80, 2 and %.
Swine--lot to peddle sold at for Sows and
for Barrows; At retail from I-2 TOT.
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va C al 1 G i IA G .

FOLOGNE Water; Balm of Columbia for pre-.
" venting and curing badness; Holmans Re.
storaiiNe Biiters, Covert's Balm of Life; Cough
Lozengcs; Worm Lozenges; Poor Mans Pastei;
Flourd Magnetism; Garget Root; Fly Poison; Oil
OF Soap; together with very general assortment
Of incidence.
For sale by
202f l. JEWETT, ST. Johnsbury Plain.
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a fact far the sympathizing. From the 4th of
March 1887 TO the LIST Feb. 1889, 10 months of Mr.
Van Buren's administration, THREE HUNDRED
AND SIXTY FOUR Postmasters were removed
from office-a number greater than all the reno Is
made BY Washington, John Adams, Jefferson
Madison, Monroe and John Quincy Adams. Did
the loco editors then have any thing to say about
the "gnillotine" and'' prescriptions Ah--these
chaps were dumb, them ~
Lightning. We learn that man was struck
down by lightning, near the line of Brookfeld and
Williamstown, during the heavy shower Tues
day last. He was standing against tree, down
which the lightning descended, taking the mans
head in its course, singing his hair, passing down
his stomach and bowels, and stripping off his ccthes
and thence down his legs, and off at the Toe of his
shoe which it ripped open. He laid two hours
before he was found II is thought he will recover
notwithstanding -.Montpciier Patriot. r'5e
The N. HampshreE Leg slature convened at Con-
cord on the Cd inst. and organized as fol
lows tni
In the Senate, Josiah Quincy, of Rumney, was
chosen President, Isaac l.. Folsom Clerk, and b
Virgins assistant Clerk. In the House John s.
Wells, of Lancaster was elected Speaker; Harry
Hubbard, Of Bath, Clerk and A.fG. Austin assis-
tant Clerk. ff tttE-t p 1a a
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,,,,oo 4-Messrs. STAR, Newell Birch
ard. commtee-Messrs bircharu' hNee"
French ,,,,;ors were reported instructing
Ase''a standing committees to make the m
100 10. ~" beIongng to each.
qnI''s u',' Convention adjourned to meet at the
ANA Wv IN the Wednesday following the sec
60" ' Tuesday of October next
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DEs 8 Oh u 4 1 @ ia

TIME Copnrtnership heretofore existing between
Il the subscribers under the firm Of NJ. W. *
II. WHlPPLE, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The debts due said firm will be received
by either of said partners. and all debts due from
said firm will be settled by as we shall both be
holden To settle all demands of said company
rs gtaNM w. WH1PPLE,
ST. HORACE WiIPPLE. /.
Concord, April 10, lS4l 20i VIZ
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NOalcca--Dcr ncratic Whigs.

The Wings Of ST. Juhnshury are requested to
meet at the school house on the PLAN, on Friday
afternoon OSth inst) to choose five Delegates
attend the State Convrr lion at Montpelier on the
Both INST.
June ID, 194l.
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latest Styles English, French
and American
o. q d I'D s

e S 81 81 9 Qsa is Il GG Q& a Rs Ra
ENEEIS DESTROYS of expressing his gratitude to
IL his friends and the public for past favora, and
would embrace the present opportunity in
know Lodging the same, and inform them that ho
VIII continue 10 supply them with Goods usual,
and he fauers himself that the Style of Goods no
has recently purchased win not fail TO give entire
satisfaction His assortment consists in part Of the
,i,
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0FD. e. Dennson, Esq. has been appointed
Post Master at Guildhall in place of Seth Cushman
and T. X. BIaisdell, at Haverhi, N. II. in place
of VIM. Barstow.
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NJ a gs Hp-Ny "A az H !,

NO "a. UNION STREET, BOSTON
ETOMES, HOMER, Il GO. have received by
L 4 The late arrivals from England, a complete
ASSORTMENT Of III I'M. It,eg..l4v lr ..futi1ae i,15
Cutlery. az ESsaHSi- Ware Goods.
which they offer their friends and customers, on
good terms 10, cash or credit. ,s1
April "a, lS4l. l65G
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Rich plain figured and
striped SILKS, light
and dark colors;
Plain AID figured Muslin
dc Lains;
Large and small Silk
Shawls;
Chally and silk Scarfs in
great variety;
Cashmere small Shawls;
Muslin de Lain do;
Rich Bonnet Silks and
Ribbons;
Bonnet Lining and Flow
ers;
Plain col Lawns Cor Bon
nets;
London 81 French Prints
Scotch Gihghams;
Supcrfine printed Lawns
Low priced do
Alapine of various quail
tiles;
Fine cambria, book and
Swiss Muslin;
Bishop Lawns;
Camb. Edgings and In
servings;
Lace do
b ack and white Lawns
and Quillings;
RealChaniilla Lace Wells
Checked Cnmbrics and
figured do;
Checked Swiss Muslins,
French Jackonett do
Silk and Cotton do
Victoria Robes;
Mohair Gloves 81 Mitts,
Super Paris Kid Gloves;
Mems Otter do
Ladies' and Misses Cot
ton thread Gloves;
The above will be so
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ID The Rev. ASA BULLARD, Sec. OF The Mass
Sabbath School Society, will preach a Sermon at
the meeting house in this village on Thursday
evening next, to commence at Sig O'Clock
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10 this town, June 4 RosELLA JANE, daughter
of Mr. Frederick Bngbee, aged 3 years
In Braok6ed, 9th inst. Of dropsy consump,ion.
Lovina, wife Of Roswell Shepard, aged 54.
In Bridgewater, 2lst ut MIR Samuel Jones, aged
~.
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The 81. Louis .Nurders.--Sewel and Warrick the
remaining two of the four negroes implicated, had
their trials on the Goth and 9th of May. Both
were convicted. The trials reported at length
in the st. Louis papers. ..sl
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N'.s the Public.

TIME subscriber wall manufacture Wool upon
Il shares or for reasonable price per yard
Those wishing their Wool Manufactured can have
it well done by calling on the subscriber at his
stand at West Barnci. He will also Card Wool
aud dress Cloth on The most reasonable terms and
in best order. He will likewise manufacture
Wouen Blankets whole, with blue list, if wanted.
JOHN GARTER.
Barnet NAV 26 IS41 20Otf
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Silk Gloves and Mitts,
While and col Hosiery;
Embroidered and OPEN
work do
Linen Cambsics;
Linen Lawns;
Linen Camb. Hdk6.
Linen Ildkfs.;
Fine, medium and low
priced Broadcloths;
Plain and Fancy Cassi-
mores;
Fine Satin Vestings;
Silk and worsted do
81, 36 and 80 Italian
Cravats;
India Rubber Braces;
Choppas and Bandannas;
Spiitlefield pocket Hdkfs
Failor's Trimmings OF
every description;
Gents Kid, Silk q thread
Gloves;
Fine Irish Linens;
bingham Cravats;
Brown Linen table Cow
ers;
Russia Diapers;
Rleached IL brown Drill
ings;
Best Of Tickings;
Col Cambrics;
Best Italian Silk;
Tailor's Persian Thread;
White Knitting Cotton;
Tanibour do
Best London Pins and
Needles;
Best French Kid Shoes
different colors;
Florence, Straw & Palm
leaf Bonnets.
very cheap for cash or
recently been purchased
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Some additional particulars of the death of Mr..
Job Abbot have been forwarded to us, and we
publish them, as follows:
Mr. Job Abbot, Of Barnet, aged 80 years, kill
led himself on the evening of Saturday the 20th OF
May last, by cutting his throat with razor, while
the family we're at the yard milking, except one
sister who was in an adjoining room Hearing an
unusual noise, she ran to the ard, about six rods
from the house, and gave the alarm. One brother
fastened TO the house and found him in his last
struggle; il could not have been over S minutes
from the time he did the act. He had been ra Their
derang ed for about week, and his brothe, was
making arrangements to start with him for BrattIe
borough on the following Monday.
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BUSINESS, PRICES, CRoPs, &c-rhe Lake shore
is at last blessed with warm weather, and agrcul.
tural and commercial business has been gotten fine
~ under way. The last considerable sale of
Wheat made at Cleaveland, was effected Mt II cts
per bushel. There is II very brisk forwarding bust
moss there now--other kinds of busine not so
good
The Akron Beacon gives gratifying accounts of
business operations in that thriving town. With
reference to the Flour manufacture it says that the
thirteen pair Of mill stones at this time in operson
there, are grinding daily, an average, three
thousand bushels Of Wheat. This amount, il
thinks, twill probably fall off some in July and Au
gust. and taking the average at 1900 bushels Of
wheat per day, which is low enough, the number
of bushels of wheat which will be ground during
the present millers of Sc days. will be 500
600 bushels, 60 900 bbls oe flour worth at pres
ent prices over 5000 600" Akron is town Of
yesterday IT is one of the many hourishing plac-
es that have sprung up with the pr osecuti of our
internal improvements, and bears strong testimony
to the wisdom ofour improvement policy.
The Cleveland Herald of the e4th instant STATES
that crops of every kind in the Reserve are now
shooting ahead rapidly, and promise well. s'Wheat
we are told never Indicated more abundant harvests
in the Lake country at this season OF the year
Fruit Of every kind except peaches wi i'll be plenty
and to spare.
The GAINESVILLE Gazett of the 9Th quotes w hea,
at so cents, -four at So, and corn at 25 cents
Cincinnati Gazette, MAY 90.
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The above viii be sold very cheap FOR cash OF
short credit as they have recently been purchased
at the very lnyvost prices.
Newbury. May II, 1871. t99wI
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