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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-05

II. PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
Psons having claims against Lewis Fsh.r a,. OF b. Gre
OF Brass Founder deceased pesen; ha sane
WIN th vouchers thereof the subscribers al the nficr nj
Joser Hgsson EI No 10 Chambers street in th CITY of
New ORR on before the ID day of August next Dated
New fcrk the 3lst day OF Jauna.v 1919 49,
J0SEIH HJSSON,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-05

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
ortf- Co,ny o Ncw-Iorl Notice is hereby gwen 10 al
persons having claims against Isaac Mott late Of the CITY OF
New York merchant deceased present the with the
vouchers thereof the subscriber this Office No. 10 Front
street the City of NewYO.k, before The fast day 81
a2g la,yCu,- CHARLES H. LEONARD, Admins traitor.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-12-29
Dr Peters, Vegetable Anti
bilious Pills.

are the most unriyalled remedy ever dis
covered by the ingenuity Of man, They
are a sovereign cure for the following
complaints: yellow and Bilious Fevers
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Group, Liv.
er Complaint, Sick Headache, Jaundce,
Asthma, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Enlarge
ment of the Spleen. Piles, Collie, Female
DISTINCTIONS, Heart burn, Fured tongue
Nausea, Discussions of the Stomach and
Bowels, Incipient Dlarrhea, Flatuleace
BabiIual Cosliveness, Loss Of Appetite,
Botched or SaIIow Complexion, and
all cases oI ToPor of the Bowels, where
CathaIlic or an Aperient is needed.
They are exceedingly mild III their
operation, producing neither Nausea,
Gripping, nor Debility. They are exlen
slvey used and commended by Practj.
sing Physicians, IN oil parts of the Union,
from WHOM any quantity of certificates
OF their value can be obtained.
DR., ] G Smith, of Woodstock. Va,
says:-"They are a better Pill thanI
can make" He recommends them to
all.
The Agent at Strasburg, Va. says he
supplies families for thirty miles around
with Peters Pills, and they perform such
remarkable cures that they are preferred
to every other medicine.
Mrs. E Ward of New York, was trou.
bled with Dyspepsia and Liver complaint
for fifteen years. BY using these vaIua.
bic Pills short time, she was complete
ly restored,
Miss Clark, daughter of Col. Clark
was afflicted with Irregularities and o.
strucilons, attended with most Distress
sing symptoms. She was cured by Us.
ing DR.. Peters Pills.
Hon. E d Davis was afflicted with
Rheumatism so as TO be unable to dress
himself Three boxes of Peters, Pills
entirely cured him.
But why multiply testimonIaIsH We
say TO all try Dr. PETERS VEGETABLE
PILLS, and we will guarantee that after
wards you will use them in preference
to all others.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-12-29
RE N 0 AAL.
Hats cheap for ready pay,
but no TrMSt

The undersigned would respectfully
Inform his friends and the public gener
ally that he has commenced the Hating
/ business in all its various branches in
The new FRAME BUILDING Stidgcr's
Row, Lisbon street, COrrolton, OhIo.-
He intends to keep on hand a large
assortment OF HATS of his own man
ulacture, and well selected stock Of
the most fashionable eastern hats OF
the latest style and best quality. He
can sell Fur bats ct from 8 to So,
or one-third cheaper than any other
establishmentin the Western country.
All hats of his own manufacture will
be warranted. Call and examine before
you buy elsewhere.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Lambs and Long
Wool, and all kinds of produce taken at
the highest cash price.
CASH will always be paid for hating
and shipping fur.
NICHOLAS BURGER.
CarroI1ton, Aug. l3, l043,
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Whitley, Green Co. Pa. J
May l4th lS43. {

"Hlt6IV1 NTe6O 20, IA,
May l4th lS43.
Mr.. b A. FdhneStock q. Co.
Dear Sir:--l have been using your
VermiIuge in my practice for number
OF years and find it the most sure and
safe Worm Destroyer that ever had.
] was called to child six or seven
years old in May l842, which was then
in spasms with the worms. gave i.
one vial of your VoTmifuge agreeably to
directions, and the child passed 44o
worms. In a few weeks, gave it an
other vial, and it passed 200 more ma
king in all $40 worm, The child rccov
cred immediately and has enjoyed good
health ever since.
I have prescribed it in many other
cases, in which it has brought away 200
and 300 worms.
JONATHAN MORRIS
B. A. FahneStock'S Anti Bilious Pills.
A gentle but efficient catharlc, express
" adapted for family physic; and are
not surpassed by any other pill in use for
all cases in which calhartic was indi
Gated They will operate thoroughly
without gripping. Price 25 cts. for box
containing 80 pills.
Pnemoaic or Ough BalSam "A valu
able remedy for Coughs and Colds.
Price 25 cents.
Cough Lo2engeS.- These Lozenges
possess all the virtues Of the best Cough
Syrups, are convenient TO carry 10 the
pocket aud very pleasant TO The taste
Price % cents.
CarminatiUe LOzengeS, for the cure
the Summer complaint. As the season
is now approaching in which bowel
complaints are always very troublesome
as we'll as dangerous, every family
should be provided with a box Of these
Lozeuges, which it used according TO
directions, will certainly cure. Price,
25 cents.
Liquid Oopodeldoc This penetrating
article possesses double the strength OF
the common OpodeldOc, Is more cleanIy
and much more conveniently applied
Price 25 cents. For sale bv
r. KENNEDY, Druggist
CarroIllon Ohio.
July 81, lS43.
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Doctor ShCrInan7s

Medic0ted and Fancy LOaenge Ware
house, lat Main Street, beiDeen Third
and Fourth, Cincinnati, Ohio.
SHERWAN'S COUGHLOZENGESI
Are the safest, most sure and eilectua
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consump-
tlons, WhOoPing cough, Asthma, Tight
ness Of the Lungs or chest, sc. The
proprietor has never known an instance
where they did not give perfect satIsfac
ton. Several thousand boxes have been
sold during the past year restoring to
health persons in almost every stage Of
consumption, and those laboring under
the most Distressing colds and coughs.
They do not check and dry up the
cough, but render it easy, promote ex.
pectoratlon, alIay the tickling or irrita.
ton, and remove the proximale or excl
ting cause.
The Rev. DR.. Eastmond, of this city
gave a few TO lady, friend of his
who had been given up by her physician
aud friends as in the last stage Of con-
sumption. The first Lozenge gave her
considerable relief, so thpt she was en-
couraged 10 persevere in their use; and
through the blessing Of God they roslo-
red he: to perfect health.
Mr. G 7 Matthews, s. Caroline street
suffered year with a hard tight cough,
pain in the side, splitting of blood, and
oil the usual symptoms Of consumption,
The Lozenges relieved him Immediately
and in few weeks restored him to per,
feet health. lie says they are the great,
est cough medicine in the world.
Over 5000 persons have given their
names within the last year as a refer
enCe OF the wonderful virtues of these
Cough Lozenges They cure all recent
cases in lew hours seldom requiring
more than one day to entirely eradicate
the most distressing ones.
Price only rs cents per box.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-12-29
CAMPHOR or HEAD
ACHE LOZENGES,

Give immediate relief in Nervous or sick
Headache paIphation Of the heart, low
ness Of spirits, dependency, iniamma
tory or putrid sore throat, bowel or cum
mer complaint, laintlng, oppression, or
a sense of sinking of The chest, chollc,
spasms, cramps Of the stomach or bow
els, hystercal affections and all nervous
diseases, drowslness throug gh the day
and wakeiulness at night; cholera or
cholera morbus, diarrhoea, iassitude, or
a sense of fatigue. Persons travelling
or attending arge parties will find the
Lozenges really reVivIng and imParting
the buoyancy fyouth used after dlssl
patton, they wIlIrestore the tone Of the
system generally and remove all un
pleasant symptoms arising from loo free
living.
Joseph B Nones, ESQ Vice President
of the Washington Marine Insurance
Company, has suffered for year with
nervous headache, tnat nothIng would
relieve ill he used these Lozenges which
removed it entirely in 10 minutes.
DR.. G Hunter l08 sixth Av. has been
subject to violent attacks Of headache,
SO as to make him almost blind for two
or three hours at a time. Nothing ever
afforded him any reIettiIIhe tried these
Lozonges, and they cured him III few
minutes.
Or. A o Castle, l04 sixth Av., has
Used them repeatedly and never knew
them to fail.
Price rs cents per Box,
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New Store.
Cheap Goods, and no mistake!

ye hear persons wishing purchase goods at low
prices The subscriber receiving at the room formerly Occu
pied by jackson Sinclair large and well selected stock OF
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GOODS,

Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Groce
ries, Queeuswore, Iron, Nails, Glass
Castings, and in fact almost every arti
Gle usually kept in retail stores, just re
ceived and for sale at tho new CIlEAI
STORE, at prices much below what ha,
usually baen paid in This place, Ladie'
aud Gentlemen call and SEQ
WIN, N SINCLAIR.
Oct IS
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TAILORING
j. P. &HIa FIR,

u Il u ItiINf filBAs
I'd ESPECTFULLY informs the clu.
IA zens of Carrollton S' vicinity, that
he is prepared, at his shop. two doors
east Of the CarrOIlion Hall, to carry on
the above business in all lis various bran
ches, IN the neatest aud most substantial
manner. Those who favor him with
their custom, he 6atters himself, will not
regret it, as it will be his constant aim tc
give general satisfaction.
CarrolNon, April Z, lS43.
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EXECUTORS NO TICE.

EXEC UTOR'S NO IICE.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
Of the last VIII and testament of Elisa
beth Robertson, late Of Carroll county, o
deceosed | have been appointed Execu
tor of said estate: Therefore all persons
indebted TO sOid estate must make i'm
mediate paymenl-and those having
claims agniust it, are desired to presen
them legally o,lesled Tor settlement Will
10 the tune prescribed by law.
J. B. TlDBALL, Excc'r.
November 10, l943.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-12-29
Boots and Shoes,

And in every usually retail I does not deem
publish list Of ALL The articles that he keeps nor to set Gull
publishing which he happen dispose of by
would but
say large ENTIRELY NEW, purchased in New
Philadelphia Pittsburgh favorable that he intends
~ only which goods be sold ow3 and having
make has the disposition well the ability to offer
wishing purchase He would therefore invite all to call
andexa his stock before purchasing elsewhere
N. B. The highest price paid for Fhxseed.
William M. Sinclair.
CarrolIon September 81, lS43.
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CarrolltOn, September %, ls43.
STfAMRfS.

SlalANvl6S,
8 Dozen ShGt0lS, Blanket, Brochal,
Net, and MerinO shawIs, of every style,
from rs cents to S6.
Just opened aud for sale by
| ATKINSON 4 Co
Sept 22
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DRY GOODS,

QusensOare Hardware, Hats Caps BOnns Cotton Yarn pitts
Leather (Soe Harness Calf SKINS Glass Castings
Steel, Brass and Wood Clocks,
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Final Accounts

REHhOA Accounts
FILED AT THE OCTOBER TERN
A D. lS43
Final account Of Jonas Smith, ExeCu
tor OF Peter Smith, deceased,
Final account Of Lewis Lewton, Ad
minislrator of Henry Wheeler, decd.
FIRST account Of james Miller, Exec
ulor of Isaac Miller, deceased.
Final account Of Frederick Brandt
Executor of Martin lloIlzmNn, decd.
Final account of Joseph Ru'ler, Ad
minislrator of Joseph RuIler, decd.
FIRST account Of Absalom Craig, Ad
minislrator OF David Crumbecker, deed
FIRST account of Joseph Preston, GuOr
dian of William Newell, ct ais.
DANIEL McCOOK, Clerk.
Clerks office, CarrolltOn,
Sd November lS43.
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AOHO'
Tickimgs from l2l to % cents per
yard
25O Pieces Calico very cheap.
For sale by
|. ATKINSON 4 Co.
Sept, 20
HATS, CAPS. SHOES T. BONNETS
3 dozen Fur and Russia Hats from
so upwards.
3 dozen Fur caps from | 90 to 200
= Cloth" 100 TO so
10" Seal and Sealette caps, from
25 to so cents.
Strap and Florence Braid BcMnctS III
great variety, from | 90 upwards.
Just received and for sale by
|. ATKINSON & Co.
Sept 20
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKS!!
10000 sold yearly.
Only l2A cents apieceW
HERMAN'S POOR MANS PLAS-
TER,

The best strengthening plaster in the
world, and sovereign remedy for paiGs
or weakness in the back, loins, sides
breast, neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism,
lumbago, &c. &c, One million a yea'
will not supply the demand.
Several persons have called at tho
warehouse, 10 express their surprise and
thanks, at the almost miraculous cures
these pIasters have effected.
Jos. W Hoxie, ESQ.,, who had been 80
afflicted with rheumatism, as TO be una
BILE TO dress himself without assistance
was enabled, after wearing one only one
night, to get up in the morning, put on
his clothes, and call at our office with
eyes beaming with joy, and mis- tongue
pouring forth the giadness OF his heart
at the sudden and signal relief he had
received from the best Of all remedies
Only l2A cents a plaster!
A fresh supply just received by the fol
lowing agents
Jackson & Thompson, CarrOlIton,
Sloan & Atwell, Hanover,-A Agent a
Augusta.
G + Thomas & Co l47 Main stree
Cincinnati, General Agents for tho Wes
tern country.
June 10Th l343.
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several hundred cases, aud always witty
success, A boy On board of one oI the
Havre Packets was cured Of fits by only
Que dose ol lh6m.
Price only 25 cents per box.
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SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES,

SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES,
Proved 10 more than 100000 cases, 10
be inIallibe; The only certain worm de
slrOyng medicine ever discovered -
Many diseases arise from worms, and
occasion long and intense suffering and
even death, without their ever being sus
pected; grown persons are very often
afflicted with them, and are doctored for
various complaints, without any benefit
when one dose Of these Lozonges would
speedily cure them.
Symptoms of Worms. s.-Pain in the
joints or limbs, offensive breath, picking
at the nose, grinding Of the teeth during
steep, aud at times paleness about the
lips wnh flushed cheeks; bleeding at the
nose, gnOwing at The stomach, flashes
of neat over The surface of The body. slight
chills or shiverings, headache, drOwsi-
ness, vertigo, topper, disturbed dreams,
sudden starting in sleep with fright and
screaming; sometimes troublesom,
coHgh' teVerIshness, thirst, pclid hue
hts, bad taste in the mouth, difficult brea
thing, pain IN the stomach aud bowels
fatigue, nausea, squeamishnoss, vora
cIous appetite, leauncss, bloated stomach
or limbs, gripings, shouting pains in va
rlous parts Of the body, sense of some
thing rising in the throat, itching of tn,
anus towards night, a frequent desire t,
PISS something from tho bowels, an,
sometimes discharges Of slime and mu
Gus.
P DR., Galen Hunter, 1903, Sixth Av.
8 knew chlld that was cured of fits b
5 these Lozeuges, after three years suffer
ing, and when nothing else would siv
the east relief Ile has used lhom /
this practice for The last two years i
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B. "A. FahneStOck'S VGrHMi-
flMge,
A PERFECTLY SAFE
and certain cure for Worms

Certificates of it's efficacy can be seen
at the store Of The subscriber sufficient
to satisfy the most inereduIous. Price,
25 cents.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-31

o. The Posi- OFFICE. invoke TIE
particular attention Of our neighbor of the
Sentinel 10 the following paragraph from "a
letter Of instructions addressed to S. r.
lIobbie, Ac ing Post Master General, and
signed JOHN Tyler, Sept. %, ls4I.
al will take this occasion. also, 10 add for
your instruction, that the appointment 10,
and continuance in the Office of postmaster
of any one editing political newspaper is
in tie highest degree Objectionable. 1t IN.
wolves mast of the consequences above
stated, introduces politics into the post of.
fee, diminishes revenue and conlers privil.
eyes on The editor which all cannot enjoy.
In word, il is my fixed purpose as far as
in me lies, 10 separate the Post Office De
part aent from politics, and bring about
that reform which the country has so loudly
demanded. JOHN TYLER"
September, %. 1S4l.
Consistency, thy name is Captain Tyler.
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From MExIco.-We are indebted says
the New Orleans Bee, 10 Mr.. George B.
Crittenden, son ofihe Hon. J. j. Critten-
den, one Of the Texian prisoners in Mexico,
who arrived in this city yesterday. by way
CT Havana, in the steamship Alabama, for
The following verbal intelligence:
Mr.. Soulhall, bearer of dispatches 10
Mexico, arrived al Vera Cruz when M
Crttenden left. The Falmouth wos n port
awaiting the first payment of the Mexican
indemnity. The prevailing opinion in
Mexico was that the payment would be cf-
fccted. Ii is confidently asserted that Gen.
Waddy Thompson was determined to de
mand his passports and leave the country
in the event of the nonpayment of the first
inslalment.
1t was also currently asserted that Santa
Anna would be invested with The dictator
ship of Mexico by the Junta.
Sixty two Texian prisoners were in Mex
ico, among whom were Col. Fisher. Geo.
Green who We re compelled 10 work in the
streets.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-31

e. HENRY A. WISE has written letter
70 tie Richmond Enquirer. contradiciing
the report tha; he had pledged himself 10
vote for the candidate of the Locn Foco Ma
tional Convention. He says he will vote
for whatever candidate he shall esteem most
Republican, but in no case for Henry Clay.
If the election goes 10 the House, however,
and Mr. Clay has a majority ofthe Peoples
votes in his District. he shall consider him.
self bound to vote accordingly.
Mr.. Wise has perfectly delightful con-
s,ituency. Mr.. Coke vas TIE Represent
ulive before him-a jackson man, but of
State Rights principles, and therefore did
rot like the summary course ofOld Hickory
with regard TO the Carolina Nul!Ihers. So
Wise put in against him, going fer Old
Hickory ard against the State Rights no.
tons. He hadn't been long in Congress
before he turned square round against Jack
son, and denounced the Adminisl ration as
savage as ever man did. His constit-
uen,s reelected him, all the same. lie was
for White, then for Clay, and at last for
Harrison, doing good service in the cam
paign OF 1870. and being as savage on Los
co Focoism as any man could be. In al
his Constituents reelected him without oppo-
sition He wanted to be Speaker that year,
aud we hoped That he would be ; but those
who knew him beuer would not trust his
fiery temper in that important station, so
another was elected. He now turned dead
against the Wings! Ia February Of that
year he had opposed tho call of an Extra
Session because, as he declared in his
fpeeches, lie wanted an o!d-fnshiored Nat
ional Bark, ard he though, the public mind
was not quite ripe for it. Ia Jolly, he had
got rodnd dead against ian old-tashioned
Bank, or any bank whatever! After fight.
ing desperately for a change of men and
u'e.-.'res. he voted against every thing dane
or proposed by 40 Wings except the Re-
peal of the Sub Treasury, which ne did not
vote upon at all. After eulogizing Mr..
Clay as few men could, he came out his
blerest defamer, his most implacable foe
and his constituents hare just reelected him
GgGin! They would do ii. doubtless, if he
came GU, for Joe Smith for Presiden'. Well
may he be thankful that there is no newspa-
rer printed in his Disrict.-N. y. Tn
june,
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-31

o. JAMES WATSON WEBB, Editor of the
Courier and Enquirer. was tried at Coo
perstown last week for libel on ]. Feni-
more Cooper. The al'edged libel was con-
tanned in a pungent review of Mr.. Cooper's
Home as Found Judge Willard refus.
ed to lei the book go the Jury as evidence
for The defence-in the teeth, we hear, of a
former decision BY himself! He charged
very hard against the defendant. Messrs.
J. A. SPENCER and A, L. JORDAN conduct.
ed the defence-ably we need not saw
The Jury could not agree on a verdict
fire for conviction. seven for acquittal. BY
The way, these suits brough, by Mr.. Cooper
in behalf of the People for libels on him.
sell, remind us of the Glen, who said be
never knew how much he had been injured
till he heard his lawyer state The case in
Court.-N. Y. Tribune.
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MORE FAMILY JARS.

The rank and Gle kicking out of the traces.
The appointment by Captain Tyler of
Winslow and HYDE 10 The Post Office and
Colleciorship in this place is an executive
dose. pill, so to speak, which the "Democ-
racy' are determined not 10 swallow
Hyde's appointment caused good deal of
squirming. but Winslow's excited a stencil
so offensive in the popular nostrils That 1t
could hot be endured. The unlerrified De
mocracy have accordingly broken out into
open rebellion. The Sentinel and its Edit
or have been formally read out the party,
and new paper is 10 be started. under the
cOgnomen Of "The True Democrat" with
the expressive motto "Nullius addictms ill.,
rare IN uerba mdgis;ri," pretty free trans>
lation of which is '',ce Slcear ,ce r1ut, ,oear
the Tyler collar" The following is the
prospectus in part
at is needless 10 urge on the Democracy
of Chitteuden County the necessity of this
movement, or the need of their active exer-
tons 10 carry it forward. IL is our firm
cOnoiction that there is no other salvation
for the Party. Painful though it be. it MUST
be spoken; if the Democracy of Vermont
ind of the Union is to be bought and sold,
if PRINCIPLES are to be set at naught,
if the free SURFACES of an enlightened Peo-
pie are 10 be made an article of barter and
transfer, then may our national banner be
furled, and the last requiem sung over the
mlghuest people that ever existed. If
aught of patriotism, of public spirit remain,
if anything of energy, of ancient vigor is
left in the descendants ofthe brave mount.
aineers, we ask it; assistance in this under-
taking. A. B. BISHOP"
Burlington, May, 1913.
Thus it will be seen the "Democracvn
no longer recognises The Sentinel as the or
gan Of the PARTY. They regard its editor as
the "h'reling tool' of Captain Tyler. Gun
der the control of clique" of office holders,
whose '.prineipies are made an article of
garter and transfer" This is certainly
PLAN language. but as it seems 10 have been
endorsed pretty generally BY the brethren in
this vicinity, It'll quite satisfactory evidence
that 'hfJ al lees, sonsidor i, to be- true. We
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-31
Still, ANOTHER RAILROAD
ROUTE.

1t is now proposed in Canada, and the
Common Council of Boston have passed
resolutions favoring the plan, 10 extend the
Concord Rail Road up the valley OF the
Connection! through the district of 81. Fran
els canada, TO Montreal. We have iiule
doubt ofihe speedy success OF this plan If
The capitalists OF Boston and Montreal enlist
in il. This road would be of much import
ance TO the Northern parts of Vermont and
New Hampshire and when that is estab-
lished, perhaps somebody will think that a
road through the center Of the state TO Bur.
Gpgron might have been of some conse-
ouencc.-W Waterman.