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Died,

On Thursday evening October 18th, by the Rev MIR
s,ohimsnn, r. 2 STEERS to ArrAH CHssrIENE
MILLER, both Of this city
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cps 500, $3.50
Statement Of Sept. Q. 2s'33l, ,293
29,35i.295
f32,Ois,634
3i,t23,240


The amount OF gold coin and bullion on hand acc I'd.
ing to the statement Of Sept l4h alone was 794
being f405s6 greater than the amount on hand Sept
sth, and will be observed that the increased issue
amountst Just this difference In the Banking depart
ment there had been increase in public deposits,
securities other than government, and in notes. while
.nere nad been slight falling OF in day and other
ns other deposits and in gold and silver con but the
increased movement deducting all these declines
amounted to nearly six hundred thousand pounds. we
see the advantages Of the system in the pow er
gives oil to make these comparisons in the operations
the bank from week to week. The institutions CON-
PEELED 10 make these statements will choose to conduct
their aft rs with the greatest uniformity regularity
without those extreme fluctuations and without that
crecy which in times OF trouble and dstrust is dan
gsrous to the commercial community. The returns are
now made in such shape that the condition Of the bank
can be seen at glance with what constitutes the secu
rites on which the movements are based.
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Passengers Arrived.
CALcyTTA-Ship Vile de Paris-A w Woods, II Ballard,
j B Richardson IL
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MARITIME HERALD.
POkT OF NEW YORK. OCTOBER al.
Arrlven.


May Cap. Te% TSsa A"s IS nsa.sgsi'a Ms nd.er dAr
B Is 'siss dss. oa Gap
with brandy to order. - "o"' A'o'"e"e'
20 bae S1Sa & $500 SsBRpsny Bseasn w
ss @ sT Tse sAp laying anchor
Brig Detroit, Anderson Il from Guayanis, PR to H.
Colt Co; 200 hhds sugar Maitland Comre Co: 20 bbs d.
+ w Saeh%iosd % ie no American vessel AT Ponce, schr
Brig seaman seali, from Kingston Jam, Sept a. with log
Brig Wilson Fuller Cobb, days from Savannah with cot.
ton. 20 Durham Dmon.
wood 81 bales wool bbs copper es hides 70 Boooss
Graysi Co. eff baque Rochelle from ST Thomas Just
schr John HILL Rowe, days from Georgetown, SC. with
sehr Jasper Rich days from N1achas with lumber 10 ].
+ Snow. Vs. ''iDs' - =
: Sshr sgnet Fnney days from Machias with lumber to j.
Sehs Carroll Keller days from Machas with lumber to
schr Fancy Chase days from Boston, with mdse to s.
sshr Wocott, Ryder days from Boston, with mdse d, =
u Brig Commssary, Chever, from Batavia July s. was
board oSaded "a by P. boat James Avery Saturday last
boston for viii \ port she immedael, bore awaywnd W.
oess s. {, h shP pi1agen sSss China Bend
a a s9h June aud Ez, The sh ?Sa sS
YEA hsa' Il sf ca and TIVE W G
sails css eodase deck buckets provisions Sc and DE-
70 tdnss had been heard Of tem and supposed
AT HuRLGATE-Barque Huaco Harden, from Sydney with
coal. Also, barque Nicholas Brown from Providence
fellow.
Swedish schr Dolphin from Madeira
Two brgs, unknown.
ship, CINCINNATI Rose. New Orleans; Pacific Ludam and
wanowna Shnn St Marks brgs Gulnare Tinker 81 Martha
*,
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most blesssA, strange, astonnding ana

most biesss1, strange, astounding and
seuoas invention Io eus eqtsneoas suPti9es and clear
there many who have been cheated with trash and
ioe think the powers Of the genuine Joaes Soap
selasd let such give IL fair trial IL is Indeed the
,uarly wonderful curative preparation made. all
"a diseases. II iaet II seldom or never fails in curing
Pimpies. Blotches, FTeckles, Fan, Morphew,
salt Rhsum, Scaryy ErysIelas Barber's Itch.
f,ngw orn, Old Sores, and Sore Heads
Hut mud IS Joness Soap has DONE aud still effects hee
e, -tit no wsre else IN this will be swim
Ghaham street Mind the right number, reader you
'a,ed-S2 hatham street
constitutional Debility Cured.-The Tonic
fixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy Of
city Of New York. confidently recommended for ali cases
debility produced by secret iadulgence any kind
unless lending maformation)
single bottles 81 each; of half dozen ST. carefully
acksd and sent to all parts of the Union "
ce Of the College of Medicine Pharmacy e5 Nassau
tret. W. s. RICHARDgON NJ n Arsa,
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SALES OF srocKs At PROVIDENCE, Oct 10.


~ shares Merchants Bank. $5sa par $5O so do Union
Williams Bank, $sss to Ss3! par s5 do High street
Bank, sbis par bo 20 do Exchange do Ss3a. par $50
81 40 Mechanics Bank $5at to $sai par $so 10 do Ma
tona do $64 par 500 56 do gle do S5 $5O} $,o
do Traders do sou par sou; do Mechanics and Man
Bank, $5oa par $50; IS do Bank OF North America
ar S5p; do City do $49 rsr 500. 76 do Blackstone
nal Bank 25} to $25i par $a5; do Pawtuckt do $9l
par SiOO 90 Noun, Vernon Bank $52' par $40; IL
Commercial do $o2s par $50; o. do American lns. Co
5na TO SOL, par 500; do Aher@um. l03, par SIS; do
Whaeship BalsncetS445, par 5000; do Whaleship En-
voy, $a25, par $500.
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Miscellaneous Record.

port from Pacific via Cape Town 10 days. 800 sp VIII 26
Miscellaneous Record.
FOREIGN LETTER OFFIcE.The Rochester for Liverpool,
and Quebec, for London will sail to day.
s. sosy s%syrss ss ls% bs.
HsH "s hs h,Ssa s i Ss
6,h In inst Capt offered asstaaes which
sasfsas S@ eI
u. iss" iA a s e 4 K: <:
was totally her with thing
Whalemen.
bb p o spols Of smd m FL ns s % % Sm Bay Of w ISLANDS @
Bareay Of Ws,port from Pacific Ocean for NB full Of
oil, was spoken 18th inst no lat, &c.
spoken.
Peter Hsttri,k Post hence for Nj i 18th inst off Cape
- AasSsf@ q Boston from cienfoe4o for Havan. 9Th in.
s%ya l s. Coz I S a Ia. 50 lon
Eliza Ann from Esstpors jamaica no date lat 2s Ion ss
ao-by the Merchant at this port '"
Foreign isorss.
from Batavia put esky aud wou have to discharge boston,
suM,rn. abt June 5-In port Los Balch and sumatra
sSaMsa Sept ss 10, oTn port cevsates TaXlo,
os, i Niger iisns ouess,e5 a,ssne ar arr sa Aug e.
fG I'm Hs ssds @ss @ &c" ac apos s a, h .h H
a;o Bo.to arr OH stras, Marehant d. sh Sid Al
sns .s "a al s so % M pG no%s G%
2 from s,;9a,. SiSa :T Key Ws.! Home
% iSSS 6sS Sl c Nio. *. T cs%
arr 2ist = ''' - '
CAnrrscHY, Sept son port Mary Ann of Eas.port for
Ma,Aszas Sept zs-n port Ontario, York for Cavannas,
ton sswysr fin Portland, diss Kobi Mills, DAZZLING, ldg
,ll rfsSv s,;,, kue,. ASam,en from
do do '' ''e's'p0n' LUMBAR 'as '0' ran n'er Mars h
Home Ports.
Oct e.A Robert Treat, Treat Martinco. Cid
dsd Corsica tuew Of BOsrou 400 ton,) Deye-
Owls HEA9, Oct BAR st Patrick, Lans Bangor for
drpsnde pa do for West indrs;
9"sn . al TsiS%s nsS
t Sr os1 EcPse D.S s.%s'Gs
T9%ns fsa%baeo and mEs SD Russell a''' N'o~A''s
ls,h a s o Amer ssse T1oDe ccci |ss,
basS ES Naw yg south, 5ow. Norok
New Go siyss Sarah Psier Gutter New 01eaes swssioa
5Y d@sa D
nsBEn Bnfo MS HAr c, orsa" Ger sh Geoge,own 0C
schooner have but h. port during past wssl for
repairs IN Consequence OF injury received in III. gale Of the 9th
PsovScETowr Oct leSld Corvo. Atkin., from Boston,
hayag erled dmaSes IAN @ from gale Cf eth Aux Csyes
Gouneed the gale Of Gh but received dsmag Cora Reed
Ieppoh I'll INST LAT ~ Ion g., experieneeda from
eesl a. 70 ghen her forward A.o Marshall Joha;on;
rIanslA',2S, Wells. and EDITOR DAY ,oa NYork SD Hope
Heoge ORR River America, somers, Richmond Cid 10th,
FAIL RIVER Oct l7-AT ] W smith, Jarvis, Richmond;
KlcHaosp, OF 10 Arr Red jacket, Dearborn, York;
Demares, Demaest Hackensack. SID VIM Burke, Colder
,sAyANNAH. Oct ls-Arr Robt @ Shaw, Matthew'S Boston
SSldGln n lyon New Y9k Camilla, Vaudeville havana;
ArAL.cH,ooLA, Oct 7-A1n Eliza fark, firm New York.
Can, J. onLeis q X, Oct LTD sn Gal saya1a
9h inst and reports thing below the oing The report
e to the Alexander reported Yesterday ~houe founda.
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Great Britain, give report Of the movements Of the
Sank 30 that an expansion or contraction Is known al
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Tins Bank is steadily Improving its condition, and
dncng it's operations. There has been quite is of
In the circulation deposits, and discounts The capita
stock Of this bank paid in amounts ssa5 OF tn
S7O69l in notes discounted, l. ing and in judgment
sos52 OF considered doubtful and s26to2 20 Is bad
The weekly accounts Of the Bank of England mad,
pursuant to the late act modifying the Banking system
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The second rock Of this company has lately beel
opened and the two tracks in successful opera
tion
We annex the last report of the Planters Bank OF Ia
vsnnah, Geo II will be observed that there has been
quite falling oF in movements.
PLAvTrRs BAsE, GEORGIA
.GpylL A. 1874. Oct n, l9t4,
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e DtPuTtWeTHi SspI. II.
Governmen, debt. Ell .0i5, 100
Other securities. 2,98t 900
Gold coin & bulli n, IL. 800, ,79x
Silver bullion. 49,. 694 ,0b6
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Correspondence OF the Herald.

RHODE ISLANDER OFFIcE,
NEWPORT Oct. l8, i844.
Arr nth, Adventurer Lewis Providence for New London:
Charles Lincoln Taunton for Philadelphia; Rising Sun Pro,
yidencs for Albany; 18th VIM Eng Coe London-spoke I'd
, very heavy weather but reported damage all
for Baltimore Also arr Harbnger Clifford Of and for West
port from Pacific via Cape Town 10 days 800 sp w 26
mos ~ 80 =
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State OF Trade.
AsaEs-Pots are quite dull at saiss Pearl, are very
steady at $4,3it $4373
- Stock on HAND Der. l3, 1914.
First sort pots bbs 1891 First Pearls bbs l02
Second s do do. 1889 Second do. do ..... 1851
Condemned do. 2o5 Condemned do. ........ e
Total. .......ll,as3 Total. ........ e45i
ppo.si -. bbls II 1888
Total 2l,3A
BaEADsTurYs Flour, Wheat, and Rye are firm at our
quoted rates: Tennessee Flour, $4,7 $4S73; Wheat
90 a ST. ~; Rye 20 a ~ cents.
The receipts OF Flour ana Wheat tide water for the
second week i'll October ere
Flour Whsat
Albany. SO, 300 bbls l4,,S8 bush
west Troy. ~ O03 " 59,432 g
rs 3O5 1850
Aggregate receipts at tide from opening of nay
CATION to the close Of second week OF October
Flour Wheat
lSi4. Il ,597 las bbls. S7l 25S bush
lsis. ........... .l.4252O7 9325s +"
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BANK Of ENGLASD-Isr
votes Issued. ...E28. 500, $50
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COLISEUM, 45O BROADWAY.
THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILLv
The GREATEST MECHANICAL EXHIBITION IN
THE WORLD.
LSO, Moving Pauoramas Of the BATTLE OF NORTH
a POlNT,' . CITY OF BALTi 0RE.S "STORM
SCENE" FAIRY LAND !" "CITY of DWELL %
IL Tcke's SO cents-Childen Is cents. Doors open at
quarter before 7--commenc At IN o clock. -
PS-Exhibtons Weduesd ys and SATURDAY. AT o,clocL
to which schools will be admitted on liberal terms.
OF IwiS
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE
I1OCTOR EVANS, No. 283 Pearl street near Beekm,,
- street New York has been than foy years ia the sue
speeeyl lss desperate Cases OF rcturs. variety o
&c caneh by apracuoe This city is inundated viii, Iii
klnds o nostrnm ,enders make money matter how they
are sil great physicians If believe te long putting adveI
fnenis and forged neutrality-suspicious. reguls, diplomas
" Is ~ the create for the
exIerenc.d ply Dr. r. the oldest most
thus city; his practice great his even
after they have been expelled the Hosptals as ncurabIs His
Offices are we'll arany for pva y. Cali Pearl street
ana De convinced HIS charges reasonable and all
cases guar anteed. o2l II ec "
READ AND Be WfSE-Citixens and STRANGERS in wan OF
- M dcal AID private nature i'll find their
call and gst the advice Of the hyscn op eor ~ H.
s Hun r.a .psnsry Division street Ne. York gratis;
known for de,se sold only at this hous viz: Dr.
Hunters Red Droull directions AID treatise sccompsns
va =. ~ Pepar dbyogs Of the ted rsd
sIIer'me and tudy the basis handed b Doc or hn
HUNT o the last century thai led all oihe
ol hs day IN this branch of the medcs n-s on or Isec
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EXHIBITION
THE END OF THE wORID
OF VERY LARGE SIZE. by r 'Auell; a, the A,ollo
~ si0 Rrosdw., The txbb;t;,n - ,,i a. ie ' nlonn
from the Concert Room. ' @'
Open from 10 A. Nj. 70 p NJ and from 7 10 10 p Mr.
Admission Is cents oI0 I'm rc
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pACkET SHIP MISSISSIPPI, from New Orleans. il dis
charging al Pike street wharf onsignees Mill please At
.eho y W IereIpt u thtir goods immediasl o7m
MILE, PAULINE DESJAkUINs ,rs,weluiIy iulolm
her patrons and the public general that she to
shs VIII sact the iavoe Polka Mazourka, and all other
fashionable Dauces Of the day. ~
The morning school will be from O'Clock to O'Clock
and the evening from o'clock to 0 o'clock
Ladies aud gentlemen wishing
call al Mile Desjardns house. No5 Park Place. OH 2wissrc
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

PANORAMA AT NiBLO'S GARDEN.--Open for a qhor
season the most magn'fcen, PanoIamc Painting
was executed by the celebrated Artists Mr. w Daniel E
O. Parres and Augustus Earle H. A. London Ii is now open
during the day ~ e'
Admance TO the Garden aud Panorama cents Artists are
respectfully invited visit the Panorama free III charge
" The Panorama Of Madras was exhibited in Russell
ua attended win immense aud when
r Nibo was considered the best Panoramic painting
Sonuoh si6 2mrc
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ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WALTZING


WALTZING
CARD-MR WHALE and DAUGHTER nsr~ctfuII
announce TO the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New York tia
telr Glasses IA Dancing Waltzng and the Polka Dance
Broaaway Saturday October l2th and will contina
Dasof Tuition for Young Ladies and G-ntlesneu under Il
every Tuesday md saturday aftoon commencing al 3an
Dancing taught in Mr. WIS classes without ADDITIONAL char
To pupils. 's
s that the references he shall offer Of his csrab,
VIII b. satisfactory Schools and Academies attended 10 ou Al
plicanop sbove, his Prvss Aeadeuy Nj 10 Sui
avenue where terms will be msde kno and circulars
lt.Ar
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GREAT ROBBERY.

Mr. II. McKIE, OF Salem, Washington county,
was robbed this morning of TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS, under the following circumstances.
Mr.. MCKEE came up the river last night in the
Albany, arriving here about half past 7 o'clock,
he went from the boat TO the City Hotel, where
he is accustomed 10 stop; walked into the hall in
rear of the bar-room hung up his overcoat and
carpet-bag on a hook and went directly into the
dining room where breakfast had just been served
without putting his baggage in charge ofany body
or telling the bar-keeper that il contained any
thing of unusual value. When Mr. Mckie came
out from breakfas, the carpetbag, containing ter
thousand dollars, was missing, and then MIR. Nc
Kie for the first time, mentioned lis contents
Mr.. McKie has offered reward OF five hundred
dollars for the recovery of the money aud the ar
rest of the thief We sincerity hope hat he vii
attain both objects The thiefis believed to be an
English pckpocket of some nc,oriety, who has
been seen in our city for two or three days past
We have not been furnished with any description
Of his person. Ere. Journal.
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New Arrival,

EV " LIBBY, TAILOR, has this day taken
the shop over the store formerly occupied
by John Strong, and one door south ofG + Hold
ges where he proposes to make n permanent
stand in his business He hopes by sobriey hon
esy and industry to be sustained by the prblic
SHOP REGULATIONS
LIST. Customers will find him ut his shop except
when a, meals 2nd Ills nerves will be in suit
able condition for business early in the morning
or late in the evening Sd Work will be done
precisely at the time engaged 4th. Garments
warranted 10 Fl, and made to stay 9Th. Cutting
for others to make. properly fitted 9th. Prices as
low as any other shop in town. 7lh All kinds
of produce taken in payment exccp, cabbage
Come and see ii. w. LIBBY
Rutland, June 10, 1874. 2iu
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administered with g,.el regard 10 the welfare Of
the people
Their interests and their opinions make ih,m.
a, hcau, Whatever name they may have adopted.
truly whig lflhey see correctly anu act consis
len,ly. they Will vote with the wings The prin.
c'pl's and measures OF the Wing party are the
princip and measures Of the true genuine re-.
puSiicaB patty 10 lie hest davs-the only genuine
democracy IN the country Without these princi-
pies and measures there is no American democ RI
cy. An else is chea,-a stolen name intended
10 deceive
To the young men Of our country these princi.
pies should be dcnrer than any party name a
name may be assumed in an hour and made to GOV.
or a multitude Of evils. bu, :hosc principle strike
Ndeep aud fec, largely he success Of republican
liberty and the happiness Of the people Young
men should examine principles aud decide whit
course they will pursue--wha, measures they will
approve after such examination, and not be led a
way by The cry of democracy or the deception
! OF names
| A calm survey Of the principles of political par
ties will cause the young men to unite as one
! man in favor ofihe whig cause and their energy
will carry It successfully through 10 victorious
and glorious issue and settle the policy ofthe na,ior
! for years to come Bangor Courier.
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For the Herald
TEMPERANCE IN WESTHAVEN.

Mr. Editor-The cause Of Temperance in this
place. is receiving earnest and unqualified at,en
ton. 1t is advancing, through the active energies
of the people, to remarkable if not desired extent
The sale of intoxicating drinks-,hat bane upon So
cicty and curse upon civilised man-has been met
in its progress and compelled TO yield lis influence
to the requirements of truth and the demands Of hu
mainly.
The friends of Temperance and Reform, have
done noble work here. They have entered the
field with determination Of purpose, which has
subdued the enemy and demolished the strong holds
OF the adversary selling This neiarious traf-
fc is at an end with u.s. and thanks be TO God for
that Westhaven, in concert with many Of her
ncighboring towns, can now lift her head and re-
joice, in view of the mighty work which has been
done in her midst. She can wave the palm of VIC
tory over every opposing influence, and shout TIL
umphan,ly the song OF her redemption from the sale
Of intoxicating drinks.
The individuals engaged in this enterprise the
authority Of the town. and the honorab court, will
please receive warmest thanks and the hearty
commentator Of every lover Of truth and virtue for
the noble, manly and decided manner in which they
have faced the foe and repealed the charges of the
enemy. They to be praised and applauded for
their benevolent exer,ions-for with holding the H.
cense Of traffic, which is stealing imperceplibly the
vital energies Of man. and leading him down TO the
chambers OF death. We do so praise them and may
God reward their efforts in apo,her and happier
world.
In conclusion let me call the attention Of the
friends generally 10 the subject Ct continual action
! 1t is not enough that are barely able to sup
pres rum-se ling Tor the preseat. We must continue
our labors, lest we loose what we have alread,
gained. Or opPosers will not be idle. They viii
use every means in their power for the e-establish
ment Of tina, cursed system of selling and rum
drinking, which has deuged the earth from one ex
remity of civilization to the other Consequently W,
must persevere, we must energse ourselves, if W,
keep the field, which we have SO noby won. We
mus, move forward in the work Of human ameliro
ton, we as individuas,must urge the cause of Tenn
perance, and imprint It's eternal truth upon the hear
five would ever behold the completion OF its designs
or the final consuma'ion Of its object. Let US make
the exertlon, persevere in the enterprise, and the
victory is ours, R. NJ PHILLIPS
May 90, 1874.
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YOUNG MEN.

The Young men of our country have an impor-
tant duty to perfor n in the approaching Presden.
tial canvass. In the elections TO take place during
the presen, year, questions Of grave import as to
the administration Of the general Government are
10 be sellled The frail slip Of paper, containing
the written ballot, when deposited by freeman
into the ballo, box, has power almost incalcuable
in deciding not only what men shall rule, but the
more imporlan. matter of what measures shall be
adopted and what principles shall guide in the add
ministraton OF government
The great and lending principles for which the
whig party contend, are, that the government
should exercise a fostering care over the inter.
ess of the people, and afford a sure and etfectnal
protection 10 the labor Of the country. This
is point Of vast interest to young men. They
know that It is upon their labor they must
depend for their prosperity, and the more Gov
crumcnt can do 10 secure tie reward OF labor
the better il is for them and Of course the
better for their country lflhoy are possessed OF
great wealth and only care TO live life OF Indo-
lent ease-if they are sure OF public office with
large salary. why then we admit that the policy
of he Loco rartv. of abandoning all protection
and leaving the bushes. of the country TO take
care Of itself nav answer for them. But if they
depcnA upon their labor for support, and for the
acquisition Of property and for general success in
the world. and especially II they have patriollc
ard for the general welfare Of the whole people
then ,hey are deeply interested in this great meas.
ure OF having the labor Of The country protected,
and The great principle Of having the government
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RAILROAD FROM BosToN To MONTREAL
We find in the Sherbrookc Gazette, an account of
meeting held in that town on the 25,h uliimo, for
the purpose oftaking into consideration projected
line of railroad from Montereal 10 Boston. John
Moore, esq VI. p was in the chair, and G. r.
Robinson esq acted as secretary. Several resolu-
lions were passed, declaring the determination of
the meelingto use every eflor to ''ob,ain a rail-
road from Montreal through the eastern townships,
to meet line Of railroad nov completed from
Boston to the Province line in stanstead," which
they consider of the highest importance, not only
to the township but TO the Province generally
deputation was appointed to proceed Immediately
10 railrond meeting 10 be held at Haverhil,
New mpshire, on the 20th Of May, to commu-
nleate the views ofthe inhabitants of the eastern
township on the subject; deputalions were also
empowered 10 engage competent engineers, in or
der 10 survey and estimate the route from the prov.
ince line 20 Montreal, through the townships A
subscription list was opened to pay expences ofthe
Tue survey 1--we Jour.
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Tyler OFFICE HoLDERs We have no
doubt that's great many clever fellows hold Office
under John Tyler. Indeed we know there are
We were conversng with one during recent
tramp and during the conversation enqured
of HIM how long he proposed To- stick 10 the Car
tain "Why," said he, Il can't answer yJu thai
question better than by reciing you an anecdott
read the other day"
How long exclaimed tradesman, as he ap
piled the lash 10 an incorrigibly bad apprentice
will you continue to serve the devil 2
"'Not more than nine months sir--my linden
ture will be out then "-[Roch Dem
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I'VE the subscribers being appointed 10y the Hon
W Probate Court for the disiic, OF Rutland,
commissioners TO receive, examine asd adjust all
claims and dcmandsof all persons against the estate "
Ascn,h Gorhom, late ot iro,
in said district deceased, represented insulvent and
also all claims and demands exhibited Ia offset
thereto and six months from 'he iith day of May
last beinp allowed by said count for HAT purpose,
we do therefore u,rehy eiye notice that we viii at
attend the business of sad appointment al the
dwelling house of Ira Gorham, IN Ira. on NE
4th day of September next, from o'clock a IN
until o'clock p. m on said day.
Josur. HARnlNGroS, BrSJAaiS BLANCHARD Cout.
Ira, June 8, ISL. 2i:26