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I0P T0YnoN.-Psckc,o OF June a,h-'I.e packe
n IN N of1fErC = H. iIetan. master. VIII So. a.
tNI.9 above her regular day ,,,,,,-I,jo, an
fright of passage, having 'i'Iti oi
ply on 'oafa ;Ri%NEiI, MINTl.RN < co = Sou,h,';
Tn. packet ,lnp " WELLINGTON , n
VIII ,uccee,i Tie Que5ec ana san joy '''''' 49,
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NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR Nv bhltp nj.
@ raek?! 93i'; ielfe s, . b l lt, Cart John
IT, vii - / on the slsi June. her regular Gny
'ts ,h,> of ms !ire bang all ~ q tons ana ui'ru.
bT = t the Old t'onu;ry Wi. not a!l !" zee tc aH
ysniaess to derived from >elecne in nv. IN, IN pss M,
80 n,sr rs their great capacity riiicrs tl-'u eTs W
,rs -rnfortub.- and convenient than sA> 81 >Ut.ei -
and Their recommendations. well known are iuS' =,
sny other rsr.cn, t,hn. Ia secure titn, >oN'. nv .
m, e rlr application bnaGd. foot ol BohS ~ ~ d.;
' " r. TAPSCOl-r atthelr general | n>,l~e '''e'
IS ynutl-,t. coz. MAIDEN '3Ge ui SIT A..
Tho Rochester vii sal from Liverpool on the on NnstiI
Persons wishing send TOR the!f friends can nave zen
M IN ,h,s magnificent Packet. q: the regular i, '
M IN the lst 9Th lth l6,h 2it and 9TH oil every month
T,r,f> t,r any amount. payable on demand "iLlout ~"
III IN m the p,c.p al towns al Eng land Ireland >cotid'
on " nes. constantly t1r sale ~ above.
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Of1cE on kEcEiFKE % ~ 20

PURSUANT 30 n resolution Of the Board Of - y
adopted Mny 81. 1874. public notice Is hereby g. Il
by the 81 section o the tct u Gamble the Spetc 4.
City |" rase money by INK. passed May a. loI'st ~
Booui my correct nny erToGeou, nsse,.rnt sh T.,
nr.n made hy the i-s-uf, of either D TIE fMpIs 30
sl3 Application for surh rel ct D. made 10 30 -
wilhn three months after Inc passage Of Hid ar -.
b.. gwen by the affidavit vi the applicant ~ ~ I'll fra .
tsnce that the erroneous assessment dHi not r,, fgS
neglect the part OF tie person OF persofs app' y
lei. ,b.,s csu;c-
.. the Common Cgaacii f0r reiei ir0m efoneo,r se,s
new application, under SAID act t9thc Be setttRSITp
l.i!l te necessary. II. l. MI. N - Z,
June .. lSn. lrS los hc'e''e' -
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~ nL, r,l,KFrS FOR LINERFNOIr

Persons wishing send for ;hcir friends 20 CONF @ ~ an
,.sny If the line az who about ~ teft inoHe
f,a &c favorable arrangements, by app ylrs ~ AI1D.
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SIMPSONS HOTEi.-1he subscribe, tenders ms
- hans;o his friend, ad patrons Tor me Me- 9gI. Ind
Beg ~ ,ha he has removed ineTsi'oil 70 ~
.nfa NJ, Market which hAs OeS I'!o'ou
W y.a md enlarged ~ all - vaIieu> departments 10
iam,e, and gentlemen desrn, OF counSian'r ise'r ,
- ~snt-, SITUATION with all the advantages o. pll'e
ein- o1ss the present location Offers every lhuce'' NJ
the nr-> and bedrooms airy and cor l e
terms ''leh n ril H., - 81 81 4. my9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19

r 49,, SUMMER ADVANCEMENT
Is NEWARK and NEW YoRk.-ta:e only
S--.S--y--k- II, cents-Ihe and swift steamer
RAINBOW tapt John C;alTy and after Monday. 1iuy
40 -. ~ Newark. Leave New York.
foo; OF Centre foot oil BaTciay Il
at7I 4 NJ agd l.. p NJ n 10 4. " and 2. VI.
on St'NDAYS-Leaye Newark NJ A. n. ana 2. II.
and New ORR ~ 70 \. ". and r. NJ
FFsiRht earned N very reasonable rates. al 6n
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
al COMPaSY.-SIiAiM ARRANGEMENTS
E54 On and after ilay 1t, lSi. the Cas w run as
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public stock Exchange. juno Is.
SECOND BOARD.

g Farmers Trust isS 4; g . Mons Canal cash
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,4s.,. lT PRIVATE SAT.E-Four elevated aud beautiful
. NIECE t md on the Bank, o the Hudson ~ the north
of The fows OF S'rg sing contiguous ~
srh her nru on mere 20 square feet IN each y rapid
mill stream and deep covered viti he-t trees huii'
this property The situation. though c5nyeEit I" e vt+e
r ybrrs i, entirely retired ard secluded The prospect j.
extensive and scenery varied IN the vicinity are chufr.
,yeql emInariennd da!y b. two steamboats, For
tenn, and further particulars, apply @ c,.,.,,c 20
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.rli 6y Public Auction a, the lerclluu' Vchugr v n
street ~ thu ny of New-i OH, ON Wednesday .hr o. n
and tle said !vrliughon,e, 5t ground AZ s.
nis,s herein before mentioned and drcuUrJ Th l'r1fiA
t4DaBc, andal brlt equity aud redemption. Of %. ~
Abraham t. Bialu-, dyceastJ. aud A-nes D. h' "lt, Sof
x.gor5 th.i aud each o! t5eT heirs, executor t!mani
TON, and assigns therein aud every part ard -rce %
Dated at the City OF New York ts 'l'ysnth daT 81 II
cono-r one tho.s,sl i-,t bundled and ofty.thne
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W s''''' VI - ANTHONY J. BIEECKEE < co.
~ Nv. NJ. R1nah -.lte-t. rear " nIIsllc-.

To iEI-la ~ >t-ee' hew-.n OH and ION ayti''e'
"A dstl- nDf,-J- tn !nari;iiu grounds ui c 6 Moore.
Iiil E.q-tro hc story houses. Iust comqeed - eei
sIe hy &. deep. with back plazz enclosed WIN Rf'>'
aud rC.tnrns book and closet; W s-ieehlN h'Ise h
kitchen SC complete: Croion wnief M paSenei ana on
ers: aathns "a story for hot and cold wGt"i
extra Nuitlr- ct'. closet.
md m non, Of convenience and elegance n hnsh WI" ON
s r., yth rny house their ever bu'i ~ TINS ry sIs
,sr o Ia good tenant, iTnn uut'l the l.. 81" NAY elv
Tn,,'re Al the Office of " SEARLS. 81 Walisireei
80. .,!3o. is ~ III
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WATER POWER FOR SALE on TO D. EA ;,a;,-yr
w the u alsi RIVER Dn,hs''is tss stet t ir
Nyn,s :; ME. from the City, miles nom tIdyHniie.
The mouth ii the Ilet1ware and ut.nn anal. an. ~ ,t
loo rl;s of ,hIs city, beng mutual !cA iai 81
M. ~. - sv.,a Jrof,-ht stone building iUl is- ~
erri 70 vide and his I.ed . oit9n ene .:
r,,,,y IA abundance tie premises lime iunlOtr'
@ M G,s prc within shor; dlsa@ces Eqi g5th,I !,.'l
- - ~ s;"sI Inn GEORGE BUTLER. eseY =
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= - 4 FARE MD FRkIbIII hs-HUN 20
.t,.N.''ti- Re-, Commencing June -

= - IFNRF MD FREIbIII hE4HUN ~
:reeSy er Bq9a CoInm I,,1S c .G M, tl
E - V7-~G-'rr The ,nea3ld steamer LIZ! Al M
cant j X GUSTAV viii leave New ioS ron I ef ~
Nur,it River foot O. Ba;ery Place on NonGaSs' "
-,,l Friiuys nj D O'Clock 2 NJ 49,.
Passenger, Tor Boston will be forwarded ny raroaU =.
change Car. or Baggage immediately on the!f " "
len. Point. u .llo, ., T,,,o,l,vav
E- farther information enquire 81 ~ H. Aet Oh p'oA""''
III Ii,r,,nni :: tho office ON the wharf.
e. al persons IRE forbid trusting any one on account Oh
.4Idli Boat or
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coysICNEEs per hi, Arabian. from

COSSIGNEES per .hip Arabian. from Ltyerpool.
~ will please send permits oHarf. 1907 ~ NV"
SiLIS .;rse, o. the Office of iba sqbsSrher> ~ go
Mt permitted IN hva days must Wa'oIapr AZ, orr
r1Cvt-r r0R BHiSToI. ENCL AND-To sail pos
-, IN tie l,Si the well known. LAT ssHr
iayorte Packet hio osoj ,,t ae she has ~
l,,"t sss'moatIons t Cabin Rarsef l,sI,,sl
CABIN ma III Ii, we'll 10 select the . o>no ~ ter
the n For arher paeuaF aPpy % n'i loot o.
CIycrsceet. or Is Souil-,t Coz. Maiden la'e
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= 70 IyIYEIaiIy Snaiay7 e1tep.l-
s.---.sas.:--, Through nirec-At' ocl"cA T. NJ ron
he S--b5ai i"r hryn t'3uulalt and Liberty .
TN. .frr frnn.t ERR 'i<ER. CAPTAIN y A. ~.
John Monday Wednesday md Friday even1s:' al 1r
I'm. steamboat ROt II Est Err. Captain y ii"n"hon iue'
,i,t THURSDAY and saturday evenings, at
Ii } o ci2c.-LGa,iing al tHtei,neGl@e P'Hc,S'
The Steamboat lO!.CMBlN Cspt WIN WIN =; rec" H''''
DIV Wednesday Friday aud sunday. nj / VI; =. &c..
The .lerm1unf Nu.lll AMERICA, Cart l. II. tn''c''
den Tuesday, IhuNioy mad saturday it T. " Albany ~,
Passengers IN . this line of boats vii arrive III N9t; ~
ami" TINE IN ss The Morning rans OF Cars tor the EAST nf
The above boat, new and substantial are inrnshei
with ~ and elegant State Rooms and tor speed anu HCcoi
ln,dar,,ls ire nntvaed on the Hudson
For passage q. freight. Apply on Doart of!o wifi
Iii r. & SCHULTZ. At the Office on inc W inu,
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, !, To LITTLE handsome fou. story brick Dwelling
II House. No 81 PeaFst'eei, tranklin SgG1le, con-
is T.sring 5al.,a the ysn large and well Stocked wi
,hfnhbery sppeyne The sgu.e VIII l be lei ~ spI he
riyen immediately Apply Ne,,I,. C1wdey No iD Mas
.,u.frr,f ar 4, the s.l.cutCr.
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nRAlN N lOth AyENUE-PuBLichtU MI No, q 81
- BY given, thu, petition M been ph Areas. W
ls,h -,r-- Il. tie dram u 5Th street. .d 10 ,be$5t
Persons interested tbs pfouus0n ana pC a. tie o.
M, ac,,cd o p,e,sn tbeIf objections N "f.f iSA az
.,gaed ~ m, Office ile! OF Records. 90 Or IkGSGRr
June INST. San q" street ColslhS.1 2
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-21
ID I Il ID

In this town, on Friday last, of Typhus
Fever, Miss LAvlNA l.. HACK, aged % years.
Also, the same day, MARY, wife Of Asa
Goodnow jr, aged 81.
The disease OF Mrs Goodnow commenced
as the other, but terminated, as her mother
informed ME, IN a ntrrous fever. Both bod
les were inferred on Sabbath last, and the
funeral solemnities were observed by a I'M
ion Of the Baptist and Congregational socie-
lies, and their converting at the house of The
laiter--,he services of the occasion being
performed by the Pastors of the two church
es. The scene was both solemn and in
s,ructive - furnishing The lesson 10 those
who are in health today, that whether ad-
vanced 10 old age, or but turning from morn
10 meridian Of life, WI may soon be called
TO depart. Let US then, one and all, improve
The time allotted US, in doing good, that
when we shall be called hence, we may have
a consciousness tf not having lived in vain.
"Friend after friend departs;-
Who hath lot lost a friend2
There is no union here of hearts,
That finds not here an end."
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-21

much behind Briggs-his majority being
only 3,7l2-a testimony TO good morals,
which is worth something. The Post re-
marks that MIR Clay will be very happy
TO hear from its columns "thal the Mas
sachuselts coon is fat as ever" This will
only add another to the deceptive reports
Mr. Clay mus. have heard from his fiends,
The s'Massachuseus coon" in 1910, had
"A tail with rings On it TO the number OF
1880, and aow Mr. CIay's nomination
has reduced it TO the above 3,7l2; a tall
ing off of l6,2l8l Fat, indeed, Colonel ;
is that what you call cutting 1t fat!
The vote for General Harrison was
72,e74; Mr. Clay has 67,4l8; a loss of
5456. Nh Van Buren's was 5l,944; Mr.
Folks 52846-a gain OF 1902 MIR Bir-
ncy's 10 1910 was l4i5, in 1874 1t is
IO,86O-a gain Of 9445, or 667 per cent:
1t is plain that the liberty party can stand
such defeats as these-a great while.
Gov. Briggs ma iority over all others is
5,IS5, with all the tremendous exertIons
of the campaign, his whole vote being 60,
OBS. The majority against him last year
was 5.274, when his vote was $3.50. His
numerical ~increse this year is ll,l59;
his net gain lO.459. The wings have
succeeded comfy this once" in carrying
the State by a clear majority. Let them
see how long they can hold 1t by their
good behavior"
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GEN ERAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tragieat OccUrrence.-The MeadviIle,
Pa. Republican records an awful tragedy
which recently took place IN Conneau.
township, Crawford county. On Friday.
the Alb inst, a Mr.. Kelsey LETT his resi-
d"nce as he alleged 10 Transact some buSi>
ness with a neighbor about Il mile distant,
but not returning, on Saturday, a search
was commenced, when he was found III
the woods zeal his house with his throat
cut aud il razor still IN his hand. He was
still living, though breathing with great
difficulty. He WAS taken home, aud an
elfectual effort made to close the incislon.
Report was rife in The neighb0rhoo1 that
Inconsistency on the part Of his wife was the
Cause Of the rash act; still she was-nIght
and day by his bedside, alendingto his
wants and not a murmur was heard 10 rs
cape her lips.
On the evening of Monday, the l4th,
with those feelings which iujorrd lemalr
innocence can alone appreciate, she de.
cIared to Dr.. Like, the attending physi.
clan, that she could not brook the thought
Ola worlds suspicious that a want OF chas-
tily on her part had driven her husband to
attempt to take his W life. Son after
she left the room. The next morning she
was found about 40 rods from The house
o ~liieless CORPSE. She had taken poison.
Up TO the l7:h the husband was slllI liv
ing, though partially %derangrd. There
was no hope of his recovery. They have
left three children, the youngest a child oil
two years.
~ The Worcester Cataract (Mass.)
informs US that Mr.. l.. C. Clark OF tina,
town, "a young man in the prime of life
endowed with more than ordinary shrewd-
ness and business talent-in succession
the husb,nd of two OF the most beautiful
aad worthy daughters of Worces.er-has
fallen another victim 10 The drinking, aud
the drink selling customs OF Society, hav-
ing died on Sunday Oct. 18Th in a fit of
deiea ium tr>menS slaughtered BY inches
rs it is believed by the hands of the Mon
sicr Alcohol at the bar of his Own brother,
the keeper of the Unitcd Safes Hotel in
Worcester" Truly indeed may it be
Saiu lnat IumSelilng, ndruenelh men 5
hearts, that it annihiIates fllial atfe ction,
dissoIves all the ties Of relationship and
deadens all the sensibililies OF human ma
ture.
Ere.-At Providence, yesterday, the
large and valuable Soap s. Candle works
OF Henry l.. Randall & Co. were entire
ly DESTROYED by fire. Loss Is to $4,000
partially covered by insurance. A sta.
BILE adjoining, occupied by the Worcester
and WoonSocket Stage Company, WAS
consumed, and The Planning works of Mr..
Martin, with machines. tools, and stock.
considerably damaged. Insured at the
Washington Office, Providence, and the
Protection Office, New York.
The house Of Geo. w. Wilson, in Ores
cent Place Boston, was destroyed Tuesday
night, the inmates having barely time to
escape by the %scutlle.
A young woman who wss not SO fortu-
nate as to escape in that manner, was
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TEE NE wv YORK. WEEKLY

TEE NE wv YORK. WEEKLY
MIR elegantly printed periodical
Of sixteen quarlo pagaS--ls publlsaed every
SATURDAY MORNING, and forwarded by the
earliest mails TO subscribers residing out Of
this city. (Subject TO newspaper postage
only.) The Weekly Mirror is as faithful "a
history Of the weeks opinions, news, pleas
ureS, politics, literature, and all manner OF
bringings forth, as the Editors and their ina.
ny ASSISTANTS can possibly bring together
completed, as an arduous daily TASK OF
compilation, comparison, research and COM
ment. 1t has also the essentials and The
spice of Foreign News, and, in shorl, the
most comprehensive budget that can be made
up Of each tOeek's doings, the r0rld oUtr !
Those who cannot afford a daily, or who
live in the country where they do no, care
for advertisements, or who want a paper that
tells them everything once a meek. will find
the Weekly Mirror exactly 10 their mind.
Poslmasters throughout the Union, will
frank all remillances. Any postmaster re.
hitting five dollars will receive two copies
of the work.
The DAILY EVENING MIRROR" is six
dollars per annunl. Two copies will be
furnished for ten dollars.
Address all communications (post paid)
to MORRIS, WILLIS G. FULLER,
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HOUSES.

Prentiss E. Alden, Woodstock.
B. B. Brown, AEiddiebury.
Levlngs c. Keller, Monhfon.
N. Guindon,
Geo, Pease, Charlotte.
C. Collins, FerrisJurgh Centre.
Seth Kimball, Slate street, Montpelier.
Chester Spencer, Castleton.
Joseph Gaskell Clarendon.
j. w. Austin, Hest P0ultney.
Joseph Wells, UnderhW Flats.
r. A. Dening, Eagle Hotel, Chester, ".
David Hodgman, Clarendon Springs.
Edmund B. Hill, Shoreham.
Thomas W. Keeler, Salisbury.
Forward your names, gentlemen.
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, CoNsump-
TlONS, AND ALL DISEASES OF Il
THROAT, LUNGS. and CHEST.


THROAT, LUNGS and CHEST.
TEHHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
Il SAM is an Old, soeH tried, aud almost uni4
versally approved remedy. 1t has been extern
sivsly used for The last 10 or 20 years in almost
every city and town in New England, ard also
very extensively at the south and west. 1t is
recommended and prescribed by many Of the most
respectable physicians IS a safe, c0nreqitEt, and
ufry t8lcaci0us medicine, and acknowledged by
thousands, who have Tor a long time used II, and
continue 10 use and recommend it, TO he the most
valuable remedy for the above complaints ever
Offered 10 the American public.
The proprietors Of this Article cannot resort to
The style OF advertising which is often adopted at
the present day. They do not wish to deceive
the credulous and unsuspecting, bul appeal with
confidence. to the facts, and experienc of a dis.
corning public. There are few individuals ia
New England who have not used this plep.ra.
ton themselves, Or WHO have not fr,nds who
have used it. Numerous certificates from physi.
cans and oilers, having for many years been pub.
nshed, It IS deemed unnecessary 10 add any at this
Time. he sure to get The genuine. Call for il by
its Uhofe name, "ItgetdGle Pulmonary Bal
sam, y and avoid "Cdrter'S Pulmonary BaIsain,"
ana the numerous limitations which have sprung
up in consequence of the great celebrity Of tho
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Cutler. Prepared by Reed, Wing g. Cutler,
Wholesale druggists, 81 Chatham street, Boston
and sold by druggists, apnthecaries, and coun,ry
merchants generally. Price SO cents. 81 GIN
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EXHIBITION

The Aunual public exhibition, by the
Students ofthe Vermont Lit. & Sci. In
slitution, will occur on WEDNESDAY
evening, Nov. 20, at the Baptist Meeting
house, in this village, Exercises TO com
mence al 6 o'clock.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-21

The RovER. Since our paper went
to press last week we have received eight
numbers oflhe fourth volume Of The Ro-
Yer. The engravings are very nice, and
each number is filled with entertaining
matter.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-21
BRIGHTON MARKET.-Nov. IL.
(RepoIted for the Boston Morning Chronicle.l

AT market, 92l beef cattle, A yokes working
oxen, "a cows and calves, 100 sheep, and 1890
swine.
Pri"es-BeG cGtfle-First quality $4 so; sec.
ond qu.lity, S4 third quality, SO a 3 so.
porting oren-At $73, a $79 so was all that
was noticed.
CosDS & Cniues-At 1923, $25, $s26 and 1894.
Shep-Dull. Sales at 81 IL 10 $l 81 Tor
Lambs, and 81 25 to S2 AZ for old sheep.
StCine-Sales not noticed.
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From the Emancipator.
Votes Of Massachusetts.

We give the vote This year on The pres
idcntisl ticket, compared with the votes for
governor last year. The votes Of last
year are copied from the Mercantile jour-
nal oil Oc!. 10. Those ofthe present year
are copied from yesterdays Atlas, with
such corrections MS we have been able to
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-21
IT Is DONEl

The news by The Southern Mail yes.
terday was such as 10 dispeI the last hope
of those who mould hope TO the las, of the
Election of Mr.. Clay. The Electoral
Woes o! the Union will probably be cast
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-21
New Cheap Cash
g q o R a.
j. E. HIGGINS,

S&TyOULD inform the citizens OF
Brandon & the pubic generally that he is
now receiving at the Brick Store former
ly occupied by Jackson g. Kelcham, an
extensive and tMNtireLV new stock Of
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-21
Doubtful.

Should Mr.. Clay receive all the votes
now doubtful, he would still BE- beaten BY
30 votes, unless, indeed, Mississippi should
vote for him, of which we have not been
able to discern the remotest probability
" Y. Tfibune.
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The Boston Weekly Bee,
Is Published at Boston, Mass,
BY AN ASSOCIATION OF PRACTICAL
PRINTERS,

This Journal is of fair size, handsomely printed,
and is, IN all respects one oil the most unexception-
able FAMILY NEWSPAPERS printed in New Eng
land, or in the Union. II takes 10 sides in the
party politics of The day, though prompt in supply
ing all political intelligence OF a ieiiAb!e nature ;
il has nothing 10 do with s~ectarian religious opin-
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Oh the side Of Christian Morality. The object of
its publishers is rather TO laden it with HE hOHey
OF rational entertainment, and uEeful information,
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Two pages OF the BEE are devoted to light Lit
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Tales and Poetry from the pens of some OF the
first writer's known in Europe and upon this con-
tinent. Many original Stories and TRANSACTIONS
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
Messrs. Winthrop, Abbott, Ashmun,
Rockwell, Adams and Grennell are chos-
en-. MI King lacks SO votes; Thomp.
son lacks SAG; Hudson lacks about 400;
and Williams lacks 470. We must have
another trial in these districts.
Wing senator's are chosen in all the
COUNTIES, except Middlesex, Hamden. Bris-
tol and Berkshire-27 chosen ID vacan>
cies, to BE- filled by the two Houses.
The Atlas reckons l7S Wing repre>
senta:ives. We have not heard how mas
ny Liberty men are chosen; one is chos-
en in Wilmington, and one in North
Brookfeld.
Gov. Briggs majority is 5.i85. MIR
tt'y's vast personal popularity !uns him
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