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The New York herald., 1844-10-27

Correspondence Of the New York Herald]
WASHINGTON Cry, Oct Is, 1874.
Locofocos Politics -Herald-British Gold-C Court
Mutml-James Hoban, Esq Coons-Laanch,
&c.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
DEAR SIR-The locofocos breathe longer and
freer. and more natural, since the Herald brought
the glorious news of the Natives refusing TO join
the wings in the approaching fight Had the plot
been consummated, all the British gold and gangs
OF strolling, hungry, im2udent, ioul-mouthed dem
agogues that prowl about, engaged in urging on the
organization of frauds and pipe-lay ing-pouring
forth every where the lowest blackguardlsm- could
not in all human probability save the "Empire
State" from giving her vote to Clay and Freling-
huyscn. Now the result is involved in extreme
doubt and uncertainiy-hoth parties claim il, bui
we must wait patiently and see what the Herald
says before coming to any conclusion Of our own
The Naval General Court Martial met yesterday
Al 10 O'Clock, when the defence Of Lieut. John w.
West Of the brig Somers, charged with ntoxca.
ton, was read by James HobaD, Esq his counsel.
The charges are loose and indefinite, and if the
Court, in coming to decision be governed by nr.
merous cases decided in English courts, in similar
cases, the charges cannot, and will not, be sustain
ed. Court met to-day at the usual hour, and ad.
journed till tomorrow 10 o'clock.
d
his services, before the close of the Court Martial
Hoban is decidedly the fastest and swiits ST lawyer
IN the district, saying nothing about his exraordi
nary talent as political speaker, and the way in
which he uses up the coons
The launch Of the u. S Sloop Of War, "Saint
Marys," came off at the Washington Navy Yard
yesterday ar precisey5 O'clock instead Of halt
g. as advertised, owing to lille delay in the pre-.
lIminares. The day was pleasant, and long before
the time appointed, hundreds Of spectators had col
lected upon tn opposite Shore where an excellent
view was afforded, including large number Of
ladies'.
At about o'clock, down came the steamboat,
]. Johnson, from Alexandria, literally covered with
spectators, taking a sweep near the great mass on
the main shore, crossed over to listen the soul
inspiring strains OF "Hail Columbia" from the
Marine band Men, women, ard children, con
tnued 10 arrive until 8 O'clock, when the number
had increased to three or four thousand Precise
ly at O'Clock off she started for her destined ele-
ment," handsomely decorated, having on board
her commander in "tull rig" amidst the peal OF
artillery and the waving OF handkerchiefs The
">t. Marys" is beautiful model, copper fastened,
and pierced for "a guns She is to be commanded
by Capt. Sanders, late Of Gosport Navy Yard.
The President has not returned, but is expected
the early part Of next week.
Respectfully, H.
The New York herald., 1844-10-27

AKRANsAs ELECTION The intelligence we pub
lished Gay or Two since from Arkansas, is con-
hrmed by later information Csp'sin Woman. Of the
Louis Philippe dir from Little Rock reports that
~ county IN hi State had been heard Tom and that
~hig cand sate ior G elected by 25p msior-
~. Also tina, the uhig candoae Tor Congress, David
Walker, probably elected. We understand fuI, her
by gentleman Of AtkaBsas wh3 is in our city, that
when he hf no doubt ENTERTAINED IRON the returns
&c iv.d. that the wings had carried the sta,c-NeW Or
leans Bee Oct IL
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DKp voR LovE.--A young lady by the name o,
Frances somervie, committed suicide In Spring FIELD
Hsmpshre county, Va, by hanging herself or Monday
last The unfortunate young lady put an end 10 her Ii
quence OF the death OF young msn few dsy
before, TO whom she had been be,ro,h marriar,
The young man met his death by being thrown IRON /,
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DUEL Yesterday morning two OF our citizens
had hostile meeting on the Metarie Race Course,
/, settle an affair OF honor The weapons, learn
sharpened fos At the hrst pass, are informed
the challenging party received wound In his sword
hand and breastths point Of his adv rsaryh weapon
striking rb by which the point Of the foil was Mt
Whont sny serious injury the affair was thus tsrmins
ted-N o. Pic. Ocf. 10
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DREADrUI. ACCIDENT "A man was killed yearr
day morning in Dalton. Nsss by the engine ofhs we
srn Railroad running into hs wagon when be was dips
aoyoss the tIsch We did not learn his meme. bestsn
Tvwss Oef. -
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ted to the Penitentlary of Arkansas, for robbInf
the mail Of treasury notes at Fayetteville some months
ago. 10 be taken out o prison. writ OF hdbeds corpus
d tried at the next term Of the Circuit Court OF q aw
f,rd county, charge Of having muir cred Andrew
Campbell, ESQ, OF Van Buren, in isss
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WESTERN RIvER.--The Van Buren, (Ark ansss)
Intsg Of the 9th inst ssys Our river s new low
Or than has been for several years Navigation On.
tfraly suspsnded.
The New York herald., 1844-10-27

EARTmQuAKE.-We have intelligence from Bata.
via, Alexander, Arica, Bethany, Darien, and
Alden, at each OF which places there was very
percepiible shock Of an earthquake, at s O'Clock
yesterday morning. Allth various accounts agree
Ia saying that il began with heavy rumbling k e
that Of wagon driven over frozen ground. Then
came a shock which shook windows furniture,
stoves, crookery o. the merchants shelves and 10
the houses, &c The whole shock lasted perhaps
half minute. We have been unable to learn the
direction Of the shock precisely, but all who have
any idea on the subject think it came from the
extent OF country we think sufficient to establish
the fact that there was a verltable earthquake
Buffalo advertiser, Oct. rs.
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MURDER or u. S. TRooPs.-The Lancaster, w.
T., Herald OF the 18th inst says.-We are informed
that an express arrived at Prairie du Chien, from
Fort Smelling, with news ci the murder, by band
of Soosatong Indians, Of ten Of The detachment Of
Dragons lately sent out from Fort Atkinson, 70,
the purpose OF feeting out the perpetrators OF the
late murders in that quarter.
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lSang from Liverpool the 7 and 10Th Of month";
Persons wishing send the Old Country for their friend.
can make the necessary ngemsos yh the Subsc,ben and
from Liverpool punctsay on he 7th and 10Th month
sailing every s1 days. thereby aordns weekly
there that they shall be forwarded with and des
patch.
Should The parties agreed for not come out the money will
be returned to those who paid il hnre without reduction
The Black Ball or Old Line Of Liverpool Packets comprise
the following magnificent Ships, viz. -
Tpe OXFORD, The NEW YORK.
CAMBRIDGE, COLUMBUS,
EUROPE, SOUTH AMERICA,
ENGLAND, NORTH AMERICA
With such superior and unequaed arrangements the Sub
scrbers confidently look for continuance that
port which has been extended them for which
they grateful -
Those procdng remittng money 70 their relatives can
all times obtain Drafts sight for amount, drawn direct
the Royal Bank Of Ireland Dublin, also on
Messrs. PRESCOTT, GROTE, AMES co.
Bankers, London.
which will be paid on demand at any Of the Banks their
Branches in all the principal towns throughout England Ire
- ROCHE, BROTHERS 4 co.
IS Fulton street, New York,
door To the Fulton Bank.
BThe Old Line Of Liverpool Packets sail from this port
for Liverpool the LIST and 18th Of each month Parties return
the Old Country will find their comfort and advan-
age select this favore Line for their in prefer
ence TO any other
Je15 5msrc
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rHE HAPPINESS OF MANKlNp.

,vpup ~ ,..n, = nnIrIME ESo Vt WhNhIND
| lvER COMPLAINT. Jaundics, Dvarrlsia GancesS
- tsnla Piles, Poiypus Rheumatism, Contorrd Ulcer
tied Bones Diseases o the Throat and Nose whatever dur
ION and srirnt whether internal external: the dihcuk
cases o. sugey q the spccessf treatment Of 'nch ohes
raconers have dsspaed Diseases cdensl .hdsn and
secular delicate females The first medicine
@,i be afforded patients free OF charge Applicants mnst rs-
member IN. number of the subscriber 81 Re de
has his extensive Chemical Laboraory and hts large Drug
store The subscriber Compounds all his celvhrs~d German
medicines No name residence requirrd Of ps,isnts
SOLOMON HEfNE, NJ. d.,
Member Medical Society City and STATE ,J New York
o. lrs "
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Der 20 Standardization There were some admissions
in this court, amountn 20 sbDut 80
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These sgbstantia fast sailing first class Ships all built
and ability and will be despatched punctually the 2 Of
each month
Their Cabins elegant and commodious and furnished
with whatever conduce the and comfort Of pasen
gers.
Price OF Passage, $780,
Neither Captains owners of these Ships will be espon
ble for any parcels packages by hem unless egui
bills OF ladng signed therefor.
For freight passage, apply to
WOODHULL & MINTURNS,
81 South street. New York,
orto FIELDEN, BROTHERS, X CO.,
ee Iiveruoo
The New York herald., 1844-10-27

Mr.. EDITOR We look 10 your journal for the
hrst intelligence OF every ihng that is new and
stlrr:s, whether in the polltica, religious, literary,
oriaehI. BILE world Your Impartial independent.
and ruih-speaklng articles in favor Of the "Ameri-
can Republicans" go tar 10 strengthen and increase
their ranks and II Is really msgna nimous In you
to overlook lew private personal and editorial
plqnes, and TO retGrn good tor evil You have
your reward. Your reports, Likewise, Of political
and religious meetings, alike full and accurate,
and may be rrlIe0 upon az true, although
sometimes spiced ediorlaiiy with deserved rldl-
cu,e
A few days since, you gave notice in your journal
that some gentlemen were about assOcialIUR to-
gelhtr Tor the purpose Of establishing IN this city
college OF Heraldry," or rather a "Co-ee Of
Arms" and al vised us To hun, up our documents,
observing, pthily, but properly, IN conclus on
that "no cotfi,h would pass Now, we want 10
know, whether II Will be requisite 10 trace oar
ancestry and arms from our earliest prosenitors in
Great BRIAN or Europe; or whether The proposed
.College" IA only intended 10 perpetuate, through
honorable insignia granted by II from time 10 time,
the achievements OF American c,Izens v hose
fathers have been highly distinguished ior bravery
or unbltmlshed reputation, during and eli ce
The ddv OF ihe illusiuous Washington T.
Whether II will be requisite 10 EMU lie one 10 be
registered, that he or she shail be honorable aud
irrrproachable by at least three desceDs? or whe-
ther oruleni pdruenus Of yesitrday, msy purchase
te the mselves a name as well a. an eschutcheo on
tor ih,ir posleriyl Whether individuals will be
allowed To assume, nj their own scrstiuD, fields,
oIdInarics, charges motiots devices cietis, and
supporters, &c.; il short, whether ancestral dlgni-
ues or individual mtfIt, or allpow~rul money,
rs Ia be the "optn sesame" tor admission
VIII the gentlemen immediately concerned in
this new undertaking, give us, through the press,
specihc information on this interesting topic1 A
college If arms, or grants OF honor, founded on
Ileht principles, would, we think, be both polite
and benz hclal inasmuch IL would create q
standard OF merit and good breeding, and would
cons. queny induce every one 10 aspire after re-
purable position In -ocity. H.s
Nkw YORK, Oct 20 1874
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Price Two osats.


What is there sadaening IN the autumn lssves =
Have they that green aud yellow elsncholys
That the sweet poet spoke OF l-Hsd he tsen
Our variegated woods & hen first the frost
Turns into beauty all October char ms
hen the dread fever qui,s u.s. when the storms
or the Wild equinox, wrh ali It's wet,
Has i. the land a The frsi deIuge ieit II,
With bright how Of many coioIs hung
Upon the forest tops--he had notsigbed.
The moon stays Longest for the hunter now;
The trees cast down their iruitage. and the blithe
And busy squirrel boards his winter store
While man enjoys tha bres ne ihs, sweeps along
The bright. blue sky above him, snd that bends
Msgnihcently all he foresrs plide
o whispers through the eveIgr.ens and asks.
Wha. u there sal ening IN the autumn lssvss r.
The New York herald., 1844-10-27

JOHN A. MURRErL This noted land pirate. dis
charged from his ten years serviiudc in the Peni
tentary has not gone TO Arksnsas hut at present res
ling the Cumberland mountaln Bledsos county, Ten
nsssse about twenty Ave miles frsm MoNinnvs at the
house Of man named 0oG, also rscsnLly discharged
hon the Penitsntary fos passing eeuntsssit msnsy
The New York herald., 1844-10-27

FIRE AT PHovIDENcE. About one o'clock on
Thursday morning, fire broke out IN the theatre
Dorrance street the interior Of which tii1ly
consumed the alone WALL alone II sndinE. We
understand ere was no insurance on the heatrr
We panied adj that the splendid plsnstsrium,
built hy Russell OF OHIO the property Of M~ss HssWei
and Robinson and great number Of paintings valuable
and dog the collection OF beloDgh TO
DR. Lardner together wi microscope. were destroy
Ell The fire bu ned asl that nothing could be removed
from the theatre.
brick house adjoining the thesre, belonging 10 Mrs.
l.. Peck and occupied by Nh Child, several times on
fire and considerably injured
Mr.. Deans carpenters shop wih large stock, tools,
SC in the of Mrs Peck's house. entirely de-
stro, ed-loss abou, 81 600
The horss opposite, belonging 10 swarts. an the
very much injured We could not ascertain the
amount damage sustained by MIR s. he had insu
The large and extensive stable OF Mr. Child adjoining
Mr. Swarts Central street, st time in great
danger-sll the horses a d carriages were removed
The ball The spre OF the Pine street Bspts church,
about 1870 ct In height caught after the FIRE had nearly
the church would he destroyed the company beoD gpg
10 engine No wheeled up and threw entirely
over the top OF the pre amid the shouts OF he dense
mass OF people assembled, and exngulshed the Hsmes
The loss on the I,aDetarum and apparatus b. longing
to DR. Larjner part OF which csnno be rep sced
stated at $40 QUO. The pianetsrinm Insured tor
S50OO We could not ascertain where il wss insured.
II is not known how the fre originated. The last Of
urse of lectures by DR. Laidner delivered in the
theatre last ming aud his men were in the buildn
packing the apparatus for removal until IL O'clock shout
one hour bs fore the FIRE disco cred they
careful TO put out the lights nnd LETT they thought
every thing saie.-Pordence journal Oct "a
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These Ships not surpassed IN point OF elegance OF como
IN their cabin accommodations their last sailing QUALITIES
by any vessels in the trade
The commanders well known Of character and
experience and the attention will always be paid 70
promote the comfort and convenience Of passengers,
heretofore.
The price Of passage outward is fired One Hundred
Dollars Tor which ample Of every descriptions, will s
be furnished by the Stewards, if required. ~
Neither the captain OF these Ships will be rspon-
sble Tor any letters parcels, packages by them unless
regular bills oi ading signed therefor Fer freight or pas
sage. apply TO .
GO0DHUE X co, 81 South street,
- g. III. MARSHALL, 81 Burlng Slip, ". Y.
1871 aud OF BARRING. BROTHERS CO. L'pool
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k&R FOR LONDON-Pscket of the Ist Novembs.-
M33y The packet ship VICTORIA, Captain Morgan will
usaI as above, her guiar day
ass ,ge having superior accommodations, apply to
oiBrc JOHN HERDMAN, 6I Sou lh street.
kEH- FOR LONDQN-Rsckst OF the Let Nov.--The fns
Ho2 Answ packet ship VICTORIA Captain Nlsrgan, will
puneualy sail above, hsr regular day and very
pss,snssrs vho will bc taken A vSy reXoAsbs Iass early
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Warrington.

Correspondence Of the New York HERALD
WASHINGTON Cry, Oct Is, 1874.
Locofocos Politics -Heraid-British Gold Cour
Mutai-James Hoban, Esq Coons Launch
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ne.r. DLAtN bALL oil uLD LINE or LIV f.E
3x4Ns FOOL PACkETS--EOR LiYERPOoI--Onl,

Dr. POOL PACKETs--FOR LiVFRPOOL-Oply
kk&Axks regular packet Of the lat OF November
The msEnihcent and emsrketl. fast SAILING packet ship
uAFOkD oatisin John kslhbone, viii positively sail
y swell Lnown that the accommodations Of the Oxford,
md all the eight ships of this ne htird costly
,tye with every modern Improvement and that
but add the comfort of cabin cabin and
passengers Those visiting the old country will all
find their interest select these desirable con
preference other.
For and 10 The best berhs early app
cation should be made board foot Of BeskmAn street
the subscriben
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Watches and Jewelry

TIME subscriber has just received from New
II York and Boston, good assortment Of
Watches, Silver Table, Tea, Salt and Dessert
Spoons silver Sugar longs and Cream
Spoons; silver Pencil Cases and Thmbles;
silver, German silver, and steel how'd Specta-
Giles; Butter Knives; gold Beads; gold Breast
Pins; finger Rings; Ear Knobs and Watch
Reyes; Brittauia Coffee and Tea Pots; Cas-
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German silver Spoons; glass Lanterns; hearth,
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Shell Combs; horn, ivory, dressing and pocket
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lets; Rszors; Scissors and Shears; Hair Pins
Of oil kinds; Safety Chains; Steel Purse Rings
and Bars Pearl Buttons; Britannia Tumblers;
brass Candlestcks; screw Cushions; shaving
Soap; Razor Straps, &c.
The above goods are offered at the lowest
prices, and on the most favorable terms.
b. RANGER.
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W Messrs. Knowles g. Cheeseman, whose
names appear below, are old established merchants
at knowlesville, Orleans County, NJ Y. Proofs
Of the great superiority of DR.. Wistars Balsam
pour in from all parts Of the country. Nothing
can equal its success in relieving human suffering
KSowLEsvrLLE, June 20, lS43.
This will certify that have been afflicted with
a Liver Complaint, general debility, and pain in
my side, for several years, and for eighteen months
had been unable TO do any work. In December
last commenced taking DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, and found immediate relief from it,
soon began TO gain strength, The pain in my side
was relieved; and had also cough, which was
entirely cured in few weeks by this medicine.
ANNA ID. HOPKINS.
The above certificate is strictly correct
.a KNOWLES a. CHEESEMAN.
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A word to the Wise !

MARSHALL & BROWN are prepared
lYA TO execute ali orders in their line oil
business at the shortest notice and at very
reduced prices. They have now on hand and
are constantly manufacturing the Yankee No
ton Cook Stove, n new and superior article !;
Parlor Stoves Of various kinds, and all kinds
and sizes of Box Stoves, for Stores, Shops, &c.
Hollow Ware Of almost ali descriptions, CAL
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article for farmers and others. Pipe and CONF
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for Wooden Aqueducls, much valued where
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Also, all sizes and patterns of Flows, part
Of which are the improved Eagle, No | and 8,
which are superior 10 any other Plow now in
use. The Ontario County Plow No. q, which
took the first premium at The Agricultural Faii
in New York. Worcester patterns, which are
too well known TO need puff. Also all kinds
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plow Points, constantly on hand.
Also, all kinds of Water Wheels, Grist-mil
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min Cranks, Turning Lathes, and finally al
kinds OF Castings, done at the shortest motto,
and warranted to give satisfaction.
Produce of most kinds, in good marketable,
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TO our Castings we ask special public at
tention. Orders Tor work thankfully received
and promptly afforded to.
The Subscribers state distinctly to thos
indebted to them, that immediate paymen
must be made. They ave extended alread,
TOO much lenity, and niece Ssity compels then
to crowd those whose Notes and Accounts ar
Of long standing All such persons may saw
themselves trouble and expense by calling
Immediately.
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Hinsdale, N. II. Feb. &c, 1914. 27l
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Mn. RYrHER AS the season is at hand for
making Maple Sugar, any information on the sub
ect must interest large class of your readers
The science is very imperfectly understood and
the manufacture of it. The difference in the yield
of sugar from given quantity of sap, is owing to
its possessing more less acid which lessons the
quantity Of sugar and Injuries the quality. This acid is
corrected by putting into the sap when used, I
ounce Of Lime Water TO every gallon, when it vii.
uniformly produce half pound of Sugar to the
gallon, of better quality than ii would without the
Lime Water. Try it, and go ahead.
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ORDNATIoS-Rev. John l.. Sanborn, was or
dained as Pastor of the Baptist Church in Rich
mond, N. H., Feb. IL. Invocation, Rev. A. Jones,
Bennington, N. Fl. Reading scriptures, Rev. d.
Rev. W. Hooper, Fitzwilliam, N. IL. Sermon,
Rev. M. Carpenter, Keene, N. II. Ordaining
Prayer, Rev. Mr. Trip, York, Me. Charge, Rev.
s. Henry, Royalston, Mass. Right Hand of Eel
lowship, Rev. J. G Foster, Brattleboro. Address
to Church and Congregation, Rev. H. M, Dan
forth, Marlborough, N II. Concluding Prayer,
Rev. c. Sawyer, Nelson, N. H. Benediction, by
the Ordained. fl tHr
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RAIL ROAD.

1t will be seen by the following, which we copy
from the Boston Atlas, that the Committee on Rail
Roads in the Massachusetts Legislature have made
their Report to the Senate.
Mr.. Child, from the Committee on Railways and
Canals, reported the petition of Henry w.
Clapp and others, and several other petitions and
resolves in aid of the same, for extension of the
Fitchburg Railroad to Brattleboro', a bill to incor-
porate the Massachusetts, and Vermont Railroad
Co, which bill leaves il with the stock holders to
decide whether the road after leaving Athol, shall
pass through Greenfield Warwick or Mortified
and, also, on the petition of Isaac Morse and 9th
ers, and several petitions in aid of the same, re-
ported bill 10 extend the Fitchburg Railroad to
Wnchendon, Mass, and Keene, New Hampshire
the corporation to be called the Keene and Win
chendon Railroad Co. Both bills were ordered TO
be printed, and the latter TO be laid on the table,
Mr.. Lincoln gave notice THAT when the bill came
up for its second reading, he should move that the
Senate go into Committee Of the whole, ON the
consideration of the same.
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MILL OWNERS.
10 OK HER E!

TINE subscribers have for sale at the West
II River Paper Mill, a TUB WATER
WHEEL o. the following dimensions, viz:
shaft feet 10 diameter, gudgeons inches in
diameter, im or tub, % feet, with 90 cast
iron buckets. On the shaft is wooden cog
wheel, u feet in diameter, which drives two
foot pinion-a 5 inch pinion shaft, 81 feet long,
with drum feet diameter, s feet long. The
whole is well made and IN good order, and can
easily be taken TO pieces and removed.
We offer, also, variety of Cog Wheels,
both Spur and Bevil, with segmenis suitable
for Breast and Overshot water wheels. Sever
al Puleys, from to feet in diameter, and 4
to 70 inches thick. A Steam Boiler IS inches
in diameter and 90 feet long; large pair of
Backsmith's Bellows 2 Anvils; 9 Circular
Saws and Arbors, and saw table, &c. SC.
The whole, or any part Of the above, will
be sold cheGp, and is well worth the attention
Of persons using such articles.
THOMAS g. CUTTING.
Brattleboro, Feb. 81, 1874. isSl3ieowis27