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Is 42.
MANUFACTURING.
rnAVEKPnRI IuRNER

ANOULD respectfully inform their
w pat rons, and the public gener-
ally, that they will continue 10 receive
WOOL at The establishment of the Md
dlrhury manufacturing Company. 10 manu-
facture into Cloths. CaSsimeres or Satin
cts, white or colored Flannels, SC. OF per-
uanent colors and mixes, to suit the aisle,
on shares or BY the yard, at the option Of
the owner.
Being furnished with the necessary ap'
pafatls. aud having in their employ COM
pr;ent and aiihfui workmen, they will con-
iiuue 10 improve the value and style of their
goods, intending That they shall rot be sur
,..ssei by those Of any other establishment
ir the STATE. They viii keep an assorl
J, en-, Oh hand TO accommo. date those who
rnay want part OF their cloth in advance
Grateful for the extensive patronage
they have received,ihey hope By strict per-
s.ual attention 10 business and the inter.
e.:s of their patrons TO receive a liberia
share of their favor.
TERMS as reasonable as al any eslab-
hshmeni in the vicinity.
M,ddleburv. June. 20.
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THE BEST METHOD FOR THE
A IL OIL lTION
OF DISEASE, Is To CLEANSE AND PURIFY
THE BODY.
WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Ofthe.North American COLLEGE OfHeoLh

~ T'cs'O' tt Eh"tcI tC0H OOtteScC " 4Acutut.
Are now acknowledged to be the best medicine
in the world for the cure Of
EPERY E.3RIETY OF DISEASES
because they thoroughly cleanse the stomach
and bowels Of these bilious huniors which not
oIly psrayze and weaken the digestive organs,
hut are the cause of heaiache, nausea and sick
ness; Eaptaiion OF the heart, rheumatic pain in
various 1srIs OF the body, and many other VA.
pleasant complaints.
THE INDI.7.N- VEGET9BLE PILLS,
are also Certain cure Tor intermittent, remItIent
nervous. Inhanma ory snc 2utrid leVers be-
cause they cleanse the body OF those morbid hu-
mors, which whenconfned TO the circulation are
the cause of ali kinds OF
FEVERS.
also, when morbid feyeIs are deposited upon the
membr1ns and muscle, Causing those pains, IN.
dsniiohs and sweli'ngs, called
RHEUMATISM GUT &C.,
the Indian Vegetable Pills may be relied on as al
ways certain TO give relief, ami # persevered with
will nOsl assuredly and without fail, make per.
feel cure Of the srove painful maIaiies. From
three TO six OF sad Indian Vegetable Pills take
every night on going to bed Will In short timesso
completely rid he body OF every thing that is op-
posed TO health, tina. Rheumatism, Gout and pam
of every description will be literally
DRIVEN FROM 1HE BODY.
from ne same iee>Ons Nle0 HON Sueuen
changes foaimospheIe any other cause, the
psrspirsiion IS checked, and those humors which
should pass Il by the skin are thrown Inwardly
causing
HEADACHE, GIDDINESS,
nausea and sickness, pain in tie bOnes, wafer,
anc iniamed eyes, sore throat ,hoarseness, coughs
cOnsumpuons, rheumatic pains IN various parts
OF the body and many other symptoms OF
CATI HING COLD
the Indian Vegetable Pills will invariably give i'm
mediate relief From three 10 SIX of said Pills Ia
ken every night on going 10 bed, will in short
time, not only remove all the above unpleasant
symptoms. but the body will be restored to even
sounder health than before.
The same may De SAID of ASTHMA, OR DIE
F1CULTY OF BRE ATHING.
The Indian Vegetable Pills viii loosen and carry
of BY the stomach ami bowels those phlegmy
humors which step up the arr cells Of the lung 5,
and are the cause not only of the ABOVE dsire S.
ing complaint, but when neglected, often ter
inmates in a still more dreadful malady called
CONSUMP TON.
|; should also be remembered that the Indlar
Vegetable Pills are a certain cure 'oT
PAIN IN TIE SIDE.
oppression. nausea and sickness, loss ofsappetite
costiveness, yellow ting- o. the skin and eyes
and every other symptom of TORPID or diseased
state Of the liver because they purge from the
body those Impurities which If deposited upou
this important organ, are the cause Of every yaTi.
ETY. OF
LIVER COMPLAINT.
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HEADACHE
10:ly

CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEAD
ACHE, which has been used in families, every
member Of which has hsd sick headache from in
fancy. as constitutional family complaint, and
mas cured efsctually in every instance yet known,
amounting to many hundreds. IL IS not unpleas-
ant to The taste, and does not prevent The daily
svocations Of one using il it must be perseveI-
ed in. aud the cure Is gradual, but rertan aud
permanent. Instances are constantly multiply
ing where this distressing complaint is COM
petely relieved and cured, although ofyears STAN
ling by The use of DR.. Spohn's celebrated rene
iy. One decided preference is its Pleassntness,
having none Of the nsuseatmg effect OF common
drugs,
Hpso perfectly satisfactory tat the prop~ie.or
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LOOK OUT.

Some SwindIers have counferteited This article
andout il up with various devices Do not be
impose upon. One thing oGly will protect you
it is the name OF COMSTOCK & CO.; that
namemust be always on the wrapper, or you are
cheated Do net f'rgetit. Take this direction
with YOU, and test by hat or never buy it; fer ii
IS impossible for any other to be true or genuine.
Sold by COMST0CK s Co.
III Maiden Lane. 10:ly
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LIVER COMPLAINT
C. A U ITO n

The public will please observe that the genuin
neu icine has the following wording on tn
sides Of The boxes:
] WRIGHT'S INDIANVEGETABLE PILLS
! (IRdiGR Plrgdfire.J
Or THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF
HEALTH
And also around the border of the la1el, vii
| le..tound IN small ty,Ie: 4" Entered according q
The act Of Congress IN the year 1870, by VIM
! WRIGHT, IA the Clerks office, Of the Disfric
Court Of the Eastern district OfPe5lnsyLra1tia 8"
Ii Will further be observed that The printed d.
recuons for using tn medicine, which accompa-
uIes each box, are also entered according TO Aci
of Congress; and The same foIm will be found al
the bottom Of the first page.
The slightest attention to the above few pa rte
ulars will serve TO protect the purchaser from
maud, aud save the lives OF those who may 9TH
rrwise be endangered b. using 4 couutereIt med.
icine.
The public will $50 remember that all who sell
the genuine Indian Vegetable Pills are provided
with a ceruhca;e OF Agency, signed by
WILLIAM WRIGHT. Pee PIesideut
ofthe North american College Of Health,
and that Pedsrs are never 10 any Case allowed TO
sell tho genuine Medicine. All travelling agents
will be provided with certificate Of agency as a.
Dove described ; and those who cannot show one
will be known as base imoosioIs.
U-All letters relative 10 the Pills must be ad-
dressed thus:
an E. OFFICE N A COLLEGE OF
HEALTH,
19S fremont street, Boston, Mass.
c1-AGENTS have been appointed for the
sale Of The Pills IN every town in New England.
A g eHtS
Middlebury, George H Fish; Bennington
jonathan haughton Williamsville Charles
w Joy Bennington, c Hssweil; Ruilaad,
William Fay !; Woodstock, Haskell& Palm
er ;sDOvsr, Hiram Baldwin BrsltleboIo'
Birge & Brscbeu; Waterford, H Cutting
& Co; Nswbury Prenriss knight; Bethel,
Samuel Austin u; Sprin field George Was
hburn; Proctersville, Proctor g. Robinson [
Londonderry. Smith & GlazieT; Br'deewa- !
ter. Thomas SOuIhgate; Chester. Phineas /
o Ssrgesn Windsor. S w Hubbard Bur- |
liz gton, A Brinsmsid; East Poulincy, lick |
Ok & Mears; Cornwall, Samuel Everrs
A Chlds; Stowe, AIb,rt
Comps; Post Mills, Jeremiah W iltun; ST
Johnsbury, Luther Jewef; Weston, Holm |
Wilder; WATERBURY, Persons Lyons Mont |
'elier, William Clark Ludlow. John Dun /
"a: & Co; Reading. Wood e. Merrill; Hart
ord, Strung & Co; Norwich. Baxter &
Newton; BarnsE P Danfor b Bethel.
Lorenzo Hitchcock; Rochester Chsrl, sDodd:
'priugheld. Russell Csvendish. A Giheon
Z son; Guilford, Philip Marin; Halifax
Stone Go; Westminster, Aaron Hitch
ock; Nurihield. Murdock & Alexander;
" eathsield. Barley Bartlett; Hart land
cotton & ,anble Fairfax, Hamilton Love
rood. rs Nv.
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has given direction for his agents 10 refund the
price to any one who is not pleased with. and
cured by e. He hopes also that this NAV secure
its great benefit to the distressed sufferers Who
are lsncuIing under Hesd~cb.
E. Spohn, NJ. ID, inventor and Proprietor.
COMSTOCK & CO.,
II Maiden Lane New York. l0:ly
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500 REV ARD.

n Ne HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
~ WARD has been offered for months, 10
INV one who will use bottle of Hays Linimen'
for thePiIes without being cured. OF thousands
sold, in no instance has it failed Of a cure
Proof overwhelming to be had where il is sold J..
II is also certain cure in nearly every case. lex
ternally) in the following CONF lainis
For the Piles. TIghtness OF the chest
For all Dropsy. especially in children,
Tender Feet, Foul Ulcers Of the legs,
,,ore throat By can or other fungus SORES,
GERS or ulcers however obstinate or
Group, long standing,
whOopingcough, Fresh Wounds
Scald Head. lChilolains 50 l..
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A Message for the Afflicted

FOR coughs, consumption. asthma -.
of blood, Group whOOPing-couVh b,s;s
ties, fficUlty OF hresttn.. and all disease -
pulmonary organs, IT hing i, found bette Ia
DIR. Jayne's Indian ExPectoran,
For jaundice, Liver-conPlainis, cosri,s,..
dyspepsia, aud for al purposes for which a. :
cath1iuc l. Necessary, Purchase
Jayne's Sanative Pills.
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
for the Prosecution, sTcwth and BEAUTY of,ls
and which will positively bring in new h.,
bald heads.
Jayne's Tonic vermifnge,
certain and pleasant remedy for Va,
Ash, Javne's Examination Rai.,
A certain cure for bowel and
paints dIarrhes, dysentsry, choli-. cr,r.'. CON
ana nervous headache, sour sro7,cL sSt
in'rous and all derangenents of The .',
bowels. ''o-'&ea a.:
TX LIVE received his sducasio, ,,o,.
the oest Medical Colleges IN the United s..
regular practitioner in the CITY NJ Pr
tP"td- rom experience and diversified -
Iof more than 20 wears, the abov. A.. -.
70 the public with an assurance ,h,f :.
h'-oicines have saved hundreds from an uut.-,,'
grave.
eo-C0nsfanfly on hand and for soIehv
Mido!ehury Dec 20. ls4l- 3i6a
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d. lsaI. by Tbos. Connel, in the Clerks Office
of the District Court of the Unired States for the
Southern District of New York.
Warranted The only genuine
Messrs CoNsTocK s Co., New York, are
the sole wholesale agents for the United States
and the neighbcring oounues- lo;iE
for >al,. bv 3 MOtD1-
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l $40.

Storage & Forwar d ng.
~ THE Subscriber has his STORE
IN HOUSES ami WHARF IN the
IN most peuec, order ; Tie buildings are
60 Il exrensive and cominodious- more So
--than any other Establishment On
NIIe GNa 90 gg 81 IN.
Property of all kinds, will be received, ana Tor
warded TO almost any part of the un'trd STATES
and Uuner and Lower Canada. Boat leaves ihis
place Tuesday and Saturday ofeach week ,i9r roy
n Y ami Tro, ever Wednesday end saturday
also the CANAL PICKET.
]. s ERMAN,
will run to and from Vergennes and Buffalo. each
Month through the ason, which gives iiclltes
for Shipping Property from this place, 10 any part
OF tn. Country, which is enjo.ed oy no other
place on Lake Champaign. All communicate
BY way of enquiry will be duly noticed Cna,ees
the coun,rv r. CHAPMAN
49,. A., ,s 1919 52;6
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LIVER CO PL \ ,.
AND ALL SICKNESS AND DISEASE
DR.. Inns
TEMPERANCE LLFE-BITTERS
AND
CHINESE BLOOD-PILLS.

The greatest Secret discovered!
Purge-Purge-Purge-h been the cry for
the last few years. This has been efectually tn
ed, snJyei sufferers have multi plied-and died ;
and why Not because purgIng was not ne
cesssry, out too much had been don--wiihoui
the tonic 10 follow, and sustain the system.
| Forge, you must. The sIckIv humors of the
| blood must be carried ofi-or The accumulation
OF them prevented. Prevent then the growth OF
such hUmors.
Why do the Chinese live to s5ch immense
ages and still retain the powers of youth or mid
die age-Because the purify the blood. The
, CHINESE Blood PIls-so called because thew
work upon and cleanse the Blood-sre the stan
dard remedy. These pills Will dot; and the
Temperance Btters, taken as directed. will
strengthen the system and prevent the accumu-
lation Of base humors which infest the blood
aud which only increases BY purges unless the
bIiters are taken after. Buy. then, these pills
| and bitters- Take weekiy the pills. and daily
the bitiers, and If you are or have been invaIids
for days weeks, months, or years, Won will find
the s'ckly hUmor drawn off, and prevented from
a return, and the sallow yeliolr hue of sickness
change rapid, 10 the full blooming gIotr OF
health and youthful buoyancy.
There are cases so numerous Of these brilliant
effects, that time and spare forbid an attempt
to put them down. Buy and use these medI-
cines, and use no other, and health and strength
shall yours See wrapper and directions that
come with them.
FRAUDULENT COUNTERFEITS
Will be attempted. Buy ne remedy of the kind
unless it have my nsme-O. c. LIN, NJ. D.
on :heuiappsr, and also the notice as follows:
Entered according to Act Of Congress. A.
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CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE
~ A large assortment, cheaper than ever
before offered; now by a, FsLv-'s.
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Gloves and Hosiery.
ADDISON COUNTY

L emper nee III Gus e.
II g. ~ H E subscriber would
18th: Il inform the public. thai
168 he has taken The stand rec.
emily occupied BY Paul Read. south of the
Court House in MiddIebury. The house
and out houses are now undergoing a thor
ougiI repair. and will afford every accom-
modation TO customers which their comfort
aud convenience can require. Ii will be
kept upon strict temperance principles. and
ne hopes by perseverance in this plan, 10
receive the patronage of all friendly 10 the
objects of the great temperance reform
Having for years ben conver>ant with
public houses both in country and CRY. he
thinks he knows the duties Of landlord, land
how to supply The wants of The traveller {;
and he promises that 10 effort Cd his part
will be wanting TO give entire satisfaction
10 the public BENZ. B. BROWN.
MIddiebury Feb 1912. 4O:if
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NeU Goods.

CLOTHS. Cassimeers, Cal Goes, Mus'ins
u Cambrics. Lawns, Drill ne ard Ticking
A fine assortment Of summer cloths, Linens,
Sheelings, ShirIings &c. &c. which viii be
sol f,r cash OF on credit, a prces which can
rot fail TO suit purchasers.
T. BEcKwITH s Co.
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WOODEN GOODS,
Common Cloths, Cassimeres, Sat
inetts, White or Colored Elan
nels, &c. &c.

At his old stand In Sboreham,near Ricli's
Mills. He will manufacture wool on shares
or by the yard al the option of the owner.
The subscriber is solic;tous Of obtaining
business. and feels certain that his expert
ence and knowledge in cloth manufactur-
ing undressing, and the flushed apparatus
and machinery which he has provided. will
enable bun 10 give entire Satisfaction to all
vino employhim. He invites the public 10
Call aud examine specimens OF his work,
which he believes will justify all expecta-
lions which lie holds out 10 his customers.
A KiLBORN.
Shoreham. (Rich's Mis- Apr. |, '42 40
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NEOOTS and SHOES large sud-
EB ply for sale al re tail By
JOHN WOOD
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Middlebury, Jonathan Hsgar;
East Middlebury, Needham & Dennis
Addison, Barnes & Fuller;
Bridport. P. Fletcher e. Son;
Bristol, w. H. Hsdley;
Cornwall, Samu,l Evers;
B. F Haskell;
FerriSbutgh, Shales & ECKER;
Hancock, John Hackeu. Jr.;
New Haven, Roscoe e. Nash
Ripion, Frederick smith;
Salisbury, Huntley & Higg ms
Shor,bam, Kent Wright;
sta ksboro' Z. II. Kidder;
Vergennes, NmIR. Bixny;
Wey5ridge, Silas S. Sprasuc;
Whiting, J. & o. ). SimondS;
:" d. NJ. Russique. 10 ly
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CtTI.FcuEeS.
(From Dr. thomas BroxpO

IT IuIH Di. NOHlas BFONn-
Messrs. Lowe & Reed, Geut-The Vess,,s.
Pulmonary BalssH, has been extensively,u,et
the section Of country where reside. for sev,.
years past, and has justly acquired high Iepu.,.
ton in eonsumptive com jlainis. So far a. u
knowledge extends, it has never disappoint=d tai
reasonable expectation of those who have USED :
THOMAS BRowN, I'D.
Concord, \. II :, MAY IL, 1881.
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The public will please observe that the genuine
ned ieine has the following wording on the
sides OF The boxes:
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I"EN f-tIFE cases heavy COW hide ara
Kip BOOTS. for sale very low nv the cas-,
June %. 1871 BY JOHN WOOD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-04
TOBACCO

In compliance with rtsluruu Of the House pt R'pre
scn,ativcs the Secretary of thu n asury has submitted
10 that body "a the information he could obtaln, fod
tive to the cultivation manullciun and consumption ol
,oaccu in the urd States. aud ia other cpuulIic> al
~ showing the comparative quantity and value oi ~
ports and imp1ris Of tuacco ~ thu inItfd Saics and
other coua, $ well iie rate and amount OF duty
collected on the same both htrr and elsewhere as dis
,nruishine between foreign and domestic and between
Twist t,bac,i manufactured 10 tie /. Slaes. aud the
quantity aud value ot hc tobacco grown m each OF he
,,bacco en,ning States al ths hi5n. Tie entire do,
nmeni including letters isbles. Ae.. mah,s pamphl
Of 93 pagrs. large syo Seine q tie principal ac,s
which, IT srnbc-ics. contained in the annexed cS
tracts.
The ps&abIc quantity consumed. however. may be
sppruxirnaiod By assuming the difference biwc,n HE
grswih aud quantity exported the amount consumed
and. with this view tte esq growth 81 TOD acco OF
five Of the States liaktag sefits 81 Years, from
1920 10 lsi0) cmIared with the total exports Tor the
same period. will come nesr to the amount consumed
as any other basis can aiiorl. Averaging the growth
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trfRGISt, e. wi:-N rule. held the Clerks ole Of
the Circuit superior Court o Law and Ghanecry fpr
the county Of Halifax, ia the month Of June, 1872
lame. 4. Bruce Executor Of James Brace, decd who
was surviving partner OF John Chappc Co Plaintiffs,
against
William T. Tory and Betsey his wife, and lillian Pc
nick, defendants.
Is CHAScERv.
The defendants William L. Terry aud B.tsey his wife not
wing entered their appearance and il appearing by salts
factory e, dence that they inhabitants Of this
il ordered tina, the said defendants VIM T. Terry
and et>ey his wife oappear here the first day of Sep
tcnber term NEXT and answer the plaintiffs bil that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Iynchburg Virgil
MAN for two months successfully, and posted the front
door OF the court house Of this county.
Copy-Tese,
WM $. HOLT, N. e
June IL WIN
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lS5.lIl hlltls.
1873
Amount Of consumption


Amount Of consumption 3 ,3i3
Mr.. Dodge estimates the consumption al 1000 hhds.
which he believed To be far below the quantity.
The consumption in England Of tobacco, in l7S6, was
CSi6,G06 lbs; in 1925. ll.ilO.jj lbs. IN 1855 %
1879 lbs.-bcng an increase Of consumption the
first period OF 33s per cent, and the latter - per
cent. Owing 10 the system of smuggling tobacco into
the kingdom, caused by the hlgb duty the official
menis do not afford safe data the import
ed consumed but there doubt the importation
and consumption would be Ont fourth Iar greater if the
duty was less
The total importation into Great Britain from 1sG 10
1888, was ,2i2912 hhds.. allowing 1900 pounds for
each. The total re- expiration for the period
Os2.3s5 hhds., and the consumption 3ol $40 hhds. The
duty paid upon Col ~ hlids imported into England.
Ireland. and Scotland from l19u, was I91 Dss AS,
equal 10 $50 1924 Dos the original of the tobacco
charged wihhs enormous amount, al cents the pound
being but $3.50 S4.
The average importation into France of American TO
bacco from 1920 to 1910, was 13l hhds. From
French memorial the commerce and navigation be
tween France aud the nitcd States communicated by
A. DE Bacourt, the French minister to the Secretary Of
the Treasury and submitted To the Committee Ways
and Means in July, lsi, ! find that the American 10
bacco forms our-filths of the whole imports OF foreign
tobacco into France that, from ISIS 10 lsS. there has
been continual increase IN the quantity imported with
the exception of the year 1881. The import in SOS
952.S5l klogrammes and in $40 it reached = ~.
OF kilogrammes, equal TO i,0o0,ill lbs
Manufactured Tobacco.
The manufacture Of tobacco has increased -four fold
since l1g. The quantity exported from ls2l To 1Slt
shows increase the preceding thirty years of Is3
per cent From 1921 IN 1880, the export was % SCI
262 lbs, valued 81 40; from $50 10 lslO tn,
export was 81, II 1863 Ibsan increase Of 50 per cent
and valued at s., 620l7l
From 1888 Ia 1910, tn quantity of tobacco of 70
reign growth, imported in manufactured state, amoun
ted to 63s 1857 boxes of cigars containing 1000 each
and valued 81 ,OO6,1SS; snuff 2 so lbs and crud,
tobacco III 1873 HIS, valued al SG3,Gl9. very small
quantity is exported.
Tariff ofimport duties american tobacco IN torsis,
countries, prepared by .M. Dodge late tobacco agent
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mpo'f"" f'red'i,on-Ihe ST. Louis Reporter of
Tue l'h says; Lieut. Fremont # the corps of Tome
2,aIhcai Englnecrs, loii here under orders from tho
w" Department. about ten days ago with a party ot
twenty mon. On n tour To the Rschy .untans Tho
"ect o The eApedon is examination of The coup,r,
between the mouth OF the Kansas and the head w,,orS
OF me great Platte including the navlgablc pats OF
noun these rivers, and of what called the Southern
ass III the Rocky Mountains, and the intermediate
country with view 10 the establishment of a line ot
military posts from their ironcrs of Missouri IN tho
mouth o the Columbia river. This expedition il can
nee 'd Win the proposition before Congress Ia occ
DIR. Inns bill" f' y
Among the passengers which sailed from Boston in
,ne nnard steamer Tor Liverpool was Major Geo W
Nhlser late Engineer OF the Massachusetts Weston
hall k"d MAJOR w. goes out fulfil the responsible,
iop"Inncnt hch has been conferred upon him by iii,
Emperor OF RUSSIA. Of experimenting the construction
oi the great rail road between ST Pet, rshury and Mos.
COW Inglvng mp his office in the Massachusetts road
he r'hnlusird, we learn, salary of $1,000. His com
lnhSaton IN Russia is said be- three times that sum
besides liberal allowances otherwise.