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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
EJnVE N1.nVNILr UTOrII

GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH
ACHE DkOPSmAN IMMEDIATE
have felt the painful throbbing and excru.
Gazing pangs Of this disease shooting
through their jaws with most tormenting
perseverance,, and, as is often the case,
have received but little sympathy from
friends on such occasions, will no doubt
be much pleased to know Of a remedy
that will never fail to quiet forever the
unmarcifnl nfTnn dnr
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PROF EsS SOR VAN ROY'S
PATENT YARNLCH

granted in Paris Professor Van Roy is
yeet the formation Of dampness all Of buildings will
keep cellars and Easements perfectly dy destroys action
mulaIe. ala y 81
The usefulness and beneficial results of the Patent vanish
will be best appreciated by those who occupying under
ground stand most m need Of it. and them aud
pemic effects OF dampness, this in
order that they that for evils which
kept by CHS. HUBERSON,
jail 2weod%rc $50 Pearl street.
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FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED 10
no SIS LIBERTY STREET

CUP STAIRS.1
DALESME Importer and Agent for Manufactures, has
plain white and gilt Preach Porcelain, well Dinner and
Dessert Plates of all assorted Dishes Soup Tueers
Covered Dsses sslaa Bowls Fruit Baskets, Custs,ds and
stands.
Also Fancy Tes R,fs and Rich Decorated Dianer seu
Aso Tes sad Chocolate Ware. rc Erezch and Amsrcaa
share
All the articles waxssd Of the host qualify and -
solS on liberal nrras, rsd IN lots to suupsHchasefs
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TWIN rY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.


WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Feb. u, ls45
Senate met Al IL o'clock, pursuant TO adjourn
ment of yesterday.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Tustin.
Ga motion Of Mr.. EVANS, the reading of the
Journal was dispensed with
Mr.. French, Clerk Of the House Of the Repre-.
sentatives, reported that that body were now ready
for the reception of the Members of the Senate
and Its officers, pursuant 10 resolution heretofore
adopted, in relation to the official count of the cleo
toral at the late Presidential elections n
the several States of the Union.
The President pro tenn. accordingly announced
to the Senate that they would now proceed to the
House of Representatives pursuant 10 resolution.
He came down from his chair accordingly, and
with the Secretary, led the honorable body over
which he presided with such dignity and impair.
TALLY. in procession OF two by Two, arm in arm
out OF the Senate chamber, through the ante cham
Der, and along through the rotunda to the hall OF
the House, where the President pro. tenn was re-
ceived by the Speaker Of the House, escorted To
the platform OF the Speakers chair. and seated at
the right Of the Speaker, when the counting of the
votes for President and Vice President Of the Uni
reported in the proceedings of the House by our
associate.
After announcing the result, the President pro-
tenn OF the Senate, with the members thereof, re-
turned ~ their chamber, when
MIR. WALKER submitted report from the joint
committee on the subject, that in further execu
ton Of their duty, they had agreed upon resolu-
ten that Joint committee of one member on the
part of the Senate, and two members on the part
Of the House, be appointed to confer with James
X Polk, of Tenn, and Geo M Dallas, Of Pa :,
and inform them of their election to the Offices OF
President aud Vice President OF the United States
respectively.
And the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. WALKER was appointed the committee on
the part Of the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. HUNTINGTON. 400 copies OF the
Journal of Masnetlca Observations made at Phila
delphia, were ordered to be printed for the Topo-
graphical Bureau.
Mr. HYss submitted a memorial from - Rache
in reference TO certain dry dock experiments. Re.
ferred
MIR. WHITE presented memorial from Indiana,
praying repeal of the naturalization laws. Laid
on the table
MIR. FAIRFIELD moved a reconsideration of the
vote OF yesterday, by which the Senate indefinitely
postponed the bill for the relief Of the heirs If Ju
title to 10000 of mineral lands) But before
re consideration was had, on motion,
The Senate adjourned
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il adopted fssthe entire disease or Pessarss asd M ohs,
%: and ps, and L Europe ~
aiued ~ the leading members Of the faculties Of IA
Hosp tails add BY all the eminent private Practitioner
hoens tsvr been furnished eYclusvsv Tor indies =, NJ
vsssy sue having separate entrancs from tbs business de-
Trnssss and supporters TO female patients hi lmryr
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M Z DIG A l. A ID " &c f

THE MEMBERS R ~ TIL pI rev Fork COLLEGE
Of Medicine and Pharmacy. Established for the sup
e. s d nsa.s sn cola.
to ep injury medical s
C. saon tn I css1s %
ho:s di.ss;s' amount suffering ms may g
sa $ he pseS Of & 51 ~
carr Of thoIs Complaints attends for consultation daily from
e. f6 ys sSUsh7
ri
s;sSs s:ssfisA sS Post
VELPEAUp SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE RADICAL
se . seminal and =.
"a Hs e s s 81
az By ns ssi r y
azure much shorter time than any Other remedy without
M oss
s'a az ,ss Pharmacy Ns.'sH SHShoso NJ D. AEON.
RICORDs ALTERATIvE MIXTURE FOR THE pr;
f xii
Ss:ss f s:''%
IS ! Si
ca ss Of Medicine w. 2 5 Sss''se Agent
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT Or sARsAP AKILLA.
ysE1aT md Az ppSd q che York Coss
quackery This refined and highly concer extract pos
sessag ~ the Purifying qualities and curcye Of tho
above herbs confidently recommended BY College
nclY Of Barsapariia
the public, and may be relied ain remedy ali
discsses ariIIng from impure VI the blood such
serofnla saltrheum blotchcs pimpies, uicer
throat disease arising the secondary OF
syphilis an iniudicous Of mercury.
:. in osses Of half dozen Bodies. g
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
N. B.-A very liberal discount Wholesale purchasers
Office Of tho College, s5 Nassau street.
disrc w 4 RICHARDsOy. NJ D. Agent
CONSTITUTIONAL. DEBILITY CURED-Tbe Tonic
~ MIXTURE by the College
city o. New York conhdpy for ali csses
Of debility produced indulgence excess Of lind
(unlsss depending malformation,l
Single bottles 81 each; Of half dozen x5 carefully
packed and sent TO all parts of the UIiun - ''
Oce OF the College 81 Medicine and Pharmacy rs N.s~
V. s. RfCHARDsON Al ~ As"-
d2Orc -'' - - 1'N7h~
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TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBlLITATED
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HYGEAN
ID

I'm all hose cases where manly vgor impaired where the
mental and physical powers are BY unrstincd
ndueencs Of the passions particularly By those solitary and
and debility the Hygean Renovstor will Be found nbls
saey The Of reproduction both sexes
healthy action, and removes impoucy, by nfu.ing new
ers into the n many the s'cs n. nS
stsrty BY restoring healthy uterine action Refer
Rsnov.tor with success Ia those affection e also Il Dy.ps
organs Sold only The Imporinx Agents." zoe Fulten
New York Price - per bottle Of 10 ounces and Tor
Warded to all parts Of thu Union.
NB.--Ccpious directions accompany each bottls
is9O m
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN
. Z q @ II Cr III e Z l. ID ca II III

e ~ - ~ ~ ~ L Il - "a! ~ ~ O1eD - ~.
liz Sas gene
n 81
Z: & @ s' SG;s seoss ass :
s1iCu. train Of complains arising from excess. nsss Or ina
%s %
%
sa . N
e; % /; =
for preparing
Al listens "' s.. Il 9f H5s "a t g. York city
lady in attendance. dl4 lmsm
$500 KE s. 4. Sd. e sFEGlElC WYlkTUKE1
YSs.son, s CURE q n Structures and
800 nmeds, discovered fof the above complaint. this
%, e Hs.s. The ss:
SsE ss.ss:A d. & ID &C.. %
r; On. ns es Ri % S
Brought whe he Mssals viii effect rapid under
This Is disease that unfortunately pervads all ranks Of so.
se T aad Sy e snd r..
'ys: without Ihs least ss :APEs:t pine RGssi1
sfa ar
many curet in two days.
For sale on VIM. H. Minors, 10. Broadway, Of
john Opposite Franklin House, New York; Mr. Barry
Of Chssns and Seventh streets Phladelphia and M
9n;tsl ia Washington BnstaI; Canal street. New
Orleans, and 35 Main street, Cincinnati fe3 Irnsec
R DIXON attends exclusively General Surgery and in
- the morning that Of the Eye Squntng, Cataract Clo
of the Tear Duets Deformes Of the Lids &C. The
ration for Squirting Invariably successful Personal
fernce given several hundred in this city. All
reducble Of permanently cured that the
truss be dispensed with Nercsr iall lmsrc
DOCTOR J. HEINE,
On DUANE STREET. near Chatham continues TO be
saed on the various branches Of his profession Dr. H.
VIII always give his candid all who may apply-he
will never mise unless the cuab ChTenis
affections Of the bone. and joints by mercury disease
rheumatism sypnic and mecural ulcers diseases Of the
skn ve and digestive organs scIoula diseases of
and Children and all delicate diseases the doctors
ticuIsr attention. j. HEINZ, M. D.,
liz lm~rc Member Of the Medical Society.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
THE ELIXIR OF LOVE

THE ELIXIR OF LOVE
THE hou .hcld ties! the household ties.
w haa Sssy lips a., AID sdI ,Ssh S,IE
How sad iV IS eh.dls.s ,G married life
Wealth can no Joy afford;
The wife upon her lord.
But LOWS ELrxIR-that sweet boon
Viii Naturr's cure remove.
And ss crown pS nth living blossoms 'oon
Lue ns D co1 d s% MSsrs lS' s,..
. Il lures to mother, fsr,
To husbands in despair.
u Il iu prove: % sow soSeis ssf balm;
Cppn::ump nfe A., too, a conquefor meets
E!nriio as.1 asslsu S%' and pains,
Ds.s bought ION On 81 s snSa. strains.
Discharge. long suppressed,
Ar, by this wondro Cordial cured
Thus BY i. aid is hs sa%s i insured
L.. A. al Hn ~hS to . s,lsr f :sn disease
Or fault in Nature Lazy
Seek f m his gr I'D specific ease.
odsras medicine H5'" The @
Fl
TtETR! TEETH! TEETH!!l
GREAT REDUCTION IN DENTISTRY
CHEAPEST OPERATING OFFICE IN THE CITY.
T.es t SYsd S vein sa: Cola Fol- cents only
o Fan sch e OF
,m s''' ST%8GSoR Dentist,
BOXES.
+. BODEN respectfully informs his friends and the
a. public that he continu manufacture Coored Paper
and Fancy Paper Boses all Varieties the old stand Of the
late firm of 81 &C Bodsn ~ Folton OF Gold STREET lie
fully determined TO uactue ior article and
cut the Prices to satisfy his customers Orden will be
Iunctualy attended to-
N good assortment of Colod Papers and Fancy Paper
Boxes always on hand ja3O 2m*ec
RING'S VERBENA CREAM.
~ H. RING original INVENTOR and sole proprietor Of
" this justly ceeb,ed compound for shaving length
brought that perfect port Of peril ction beyond VIII CHI
impossible transcend There Shaving Cream
that has lin virtues pecul ry its has
ed the niche Of fame that Rings Vebena
Cream" has Shaving Soap received the
euloges from the public in all pats Il tn. United
State has for carried the palm American
nstitu'e Fairt has engulphed hundred limitations
and count.ets The Vebena Cream allowed by judges
~ho that have beard n be the penetrating
most lahergving and the scous
scented Soap knownleaving the skin soft down, and
smooth alady fiat unlike the Of other kinds
which all know leave Redress smarting scabby chin. l.
warranted to sve ente satiactop and rich
qualities in any elm and net shrink formerly when
made dis. overy that entirely prevents it.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by Charles H.
Ring 92 Rroome street. nearly opposite Centre Market 1t
also sold at marnfactuer by Hayand Kesse Co., 80
Maiden Lane ames g. Aspnwrll s6 William and
retail by most Drug and Fancy stores throughout TIE United
States.
The diversions pot signed c. II. RIM. without
which, II cannot be genuine. rs 2wsrc
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III Jt1E LADIES.
Dh HULIS UIERQ ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS

THIS new InStrumeut for he radical cure Of
frolapsus Utsri, or Falling Of the Womb,
bY external application, supessedinR the uss
commended to the afflicted a. tn means OF
perfect restoration to health, il mover having
Jailed OIL performing q cure, evca under tho
most aggravated circumstances.
Inc supporter has attained very high
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,PALDIN0 & CO.

+ A RS OIL
HIGHLY SCENTED AND PURE
FOR THE HAlR.-Of all preparations
for the hair or whiskers, nothing equals
the oil prepared from Bears crease. in
most instap ces, il restores the hair to the
bald and will efestually preserve it from
falling on in any event. II was long noted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14

DA POT . EAU DE COLOGNE Of JOHN b. FALCO
dealer in Imitation Pre- Stones Venetian and hohe
aian Beads, Fancy Glass Buttons. &c. No 2a William
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SO 900 d E ATHs BY CONsUMPTION,


this dreadful disease in a nngie year;
then add Tie fearful catalogue Of hoss
c,4 OF W Inflammation Of the
Lumgs, Hemoryhage, .4sfSms,
Coushs. InJiuenza, Bron-
chits, and other
diseases u
The LUNGS AND LIVER,
And the list would appalling proof Of the fatality Of
these two casses of dissases.
but important I, know that nearly all OF this ead
Df%SR f hnye 9.sg W eg %sX re Of
The sre.test remedy discovered by eli diseases Of
tie pulmonary produced by cold change bic
ciats Scores Of cases have knowledge
the pat cut had been given die by beyond
the reach Of medical aid but Who by the this Wild
berry balsam have been speedily complete health
sister Of well known clergy recently left schoo
was attending, bring advised that she die
retSm % her home wishing to SPEND her few rmaippg days
ar's Bas,m Of Wi Cherry by which was ene.y cursd
" health By Application to the once fuhe
Many mot dstngu.hes hysicans 81 this city
Why 81 sld hey nos! i b, led every wlssrs
icing formed from chemical enirast Of Wild Cherry Bark and
Tar two smle, bat powerful rodents Of Natures
laboratory All who hsve used this wonderful compound
cur III hsylng that II il the ecacious remedy ever
known. -
Principal office Ann street, New York Sold also by agents
~ 81 parta OF Nv Unlon j3O lmsec
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DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,

EVENING
Y Lessons - % 20 Rides $40 90
single 90 Single Ride. -. -. IS
-. RULES:
d-All Lsssons or Rides paid for mencnG
a-Qne hour allowed each Lesson ride p the School
i-1ne hour and hall to Lesson tIw kosd.
l-Hours for Ladies, from A. M. TO N.
5-Hours for 4entrrnen, from 10 s. nd from IN s< Al
ladies. ~ ''P''p''."~ !"
card Of sddre.s requested prev ious TO eonmeucns
" Gentlemen k~rnR .he horses this mept will
fI3 lntrc
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DR.. SWAYNE'S
: COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
The Great Panacea for all diseases Of the Lungs aad Breast

all the
medicines
of the day, and
there great
variety which profess
to be Of great value the
human family, hesitate not
TO pronounce DR.. Swayre's Com.
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry a. one
Of the greatest discoveries CT modern
science; Of ell the many compounds put forth
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COLORED PAPER AND FANCY PAPER
RDYEes

+. BOpEN respectfully informs his friends and the
PUBLIC that he contnus to manufacture Colored Paper
and Fancy Paper Boxes all varieties the old stand Of the
late firm Of 81 &c Bodsn Faon corner Of Gold street he
cut the Prices to satisfy his customers Orden will be
good assortment of Colod Papers and Fancy Paper
Boxes always hand ja30 Pm *ec
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-12-13

Wan sTE,sERs.-The attention Of the British Govern
ment has recently been directed to the importance Of fitting
warseamers with extra Strengthening pieces and
Tor the reception OF motar Several experiments have been
made on board the Scourge and thew have
ed thai steam vessels capable Of bearing the discharge Of
morars OF the heaviest cabe without injury to the vessel or
her machinery Last week twelve consecutive thirteen
shells with the twenty pound charge Of powder were fired
from the Scourge in twenty three minutes and while The
sci under full steam The shocks were considerable hnt
the machinery Of the not nuEed The sxteen
feet hy-six FOUNDER pivot gun Of eighty hundred
weight was then redoureen pounds Of powder were ,
each time and forty shots fired The ecoI was very
slight The mortar placed the DECK as the conclusion
has much less effect The Scourge is upwards Of eleven
hundred tons The Morning Herald remarks that the intro
ducon Of moras into steamers will form the science
Of offensive naval warsreas against and fertilization,
situated enemys coast the margin Of navigabt
rivers their effect would be most destructive Eight or Ter
vessels armed like the Scourge would be effective thar
feet Of twenty sail Of the line It's said that the re
cent experiments made, Government intend order
number Of steamer bomb vesses Carr. Boston Atlas.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-12-13

ORreoS.--Mr. S. Leels, Jr, President, and the two
Messrs " His Mark" Vice Presidents remarkably
dest men, certainly They ask only that the United States
should gre them the land Of Oregon in fee simple establish
monthly mail three thousand miles for their accommoda-
ton up government for them, and go TO war with Eng
land TO protect them in their privileges How the ct
of the East object covering the Atlantic with their
blood in such cause, these learned gentlemen very
eicaIy say the Pacific has SO often been
Journal of Commerce.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-12-13

FaraL AcclDEST. We learn from the Newburypor He
raid that young by the Of Horace Banning who
had been employed time in the Essex cotton mill,
ran over by the railway train between Rowey and Ipswich
and killed lie either attempted jump off the while
'hcy were IN motion, he got the platform for
purpose, and accidentally fell off
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-12-13

Professor REswcK has published address the people
Of the United States relation inventors and patent rights
He describes the difficulties under which labor with
regard patents with much force and perspcuy, gives
condensed Of the proceedings of the Convention
Inventors, and concludes with this language
Convinced that impartial consideration Of the whole
lead TO the conviction that grant adequate protection
inventors is than to give legal force a sacred
natural right and that by doing the interest and welfare Of
the community viii be greatly advanced the inventors the
United States, and others interested in paten assembled in
Convention have directed petition To be presented to Con
gess praying for such amendments and addition to the exist
ing may its wisdom appear to be best calculated
render what present little than promise to the
positive reality To aid in the attainment Of this object
they make this appeal their sovereign the People, In the
hope that will act upon its Representatives by the force of
public opinion MS to ensure the attainment Of the objects they
have set forth in this addressobecs which, il fully
pshed they are satisfied largely conduce to the welfare
Of the country ut large"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-12-13

Excysstyr I.rsern or PUBLc DocUMESTs.--In abiding
Yesterday to the inucous length and prox Of the Pre
dents Message did not mean to use these terms
pressing Judgment upon as question q taste or criticism
con1ary importance, upon which have wish and
had no intention But the length Of such
document widely is circulated and no generally read
i scr;ous evil II is melancholy how Of the
minor papers, and especially those which published but
weekly are entirely overwhelmed by it, We received papers
Yesterday which completely occupied by from begin
ming to II must be apparent to every careful reader that
many Of the discussions in might have been cutaled with
great advantage TO its effect and without any less the
reader Of any valuable information important opinion II
Is beseng vice Of public be prone to making
long speeches. long messages and long reports and public do
Of every description. Il is the province Of those
who obliged read print and understand these docu-
men pass judgment upon all excessive abuses Of their
patience. BOSTON Daily Advertiser.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-12-13

Tar MISSISSIPPI st. Louis Reveille Of the LIST in
slant says For upwards Of nine years the river between
this point and Cairo has been In bad condition for
navigation present Il has fallen 90 low and slowly As
10 render every obstruction bed snsgs stumps and
rocksmuch more formidable and dangerous than they have
heretofore BEEN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-25

The FARnERs LIBRARY and monthly JOURNAL
OF AoRIouLrURE, No. for July has been receiv-
cd by us from the enterprising publishers Of the
NJ Y: Tribune, Greedy and McElrath, New York.
This first No. contains ll2 beautifully printed
pages, filled with matter highly valuable and inter-
esting 10 farmers and those interested in agricult-
ural science. joins s. SKIsSER, the editor, has
long been known as an able writer in this depart
ment Of science, having commenced the first peri
odcal work agriculture in the United States
the American Farmer at Baltimore, in 1919. This
first no. Of the Farmers Library contains among
its illustrations, fine steel engraving Of the late
Hon Stephen Van Rensselaer,, with memoir oil
the venerable Patroon-Seuth Down-sheep, the
New Silk Plant, &c, &c, &c. The contents are
exceedingly rich and attractive. Farmers clubs
associations, &c. would do we'll to see il at least.
Terms, $500 year Five copies for $1,000
Two individuals by sending ~ 90 can have two
Of the work sent TO them, by which they can
judge ofthc work, and be amply paid for their dol
lar By the valuable Ieadng matter.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-25

LEVI ID. SLAMM, formerly editor OF the New
York Pleban, has resumed his editorial career,
and taken charge Of the New York Globe His
return is hailed with great joy by the Washington
Union, Boston Post, and other Locofoco organs
II takes slamm to do up the dirty.work of Locoio.
coism in manner the most satisfactory TO the
leaders Of the party. No man north OF Mason and
Dixons line has been more abusive of New Eng
landers than Slamm. The celebration of Bunker
Hill Battle on the occasion of the completion Of
the monument, troubled this LOcofoco editor ex.
ceedingly, and caused him TO pour forth a terrible
TRADE agsins, New England and New England
characier-and New England Locofaco editors are
in ecsiacies because he has again put himself into
position to renew his vile assaults upon the pilgrims
and their descendants New England Locofoco.
ism is most precious jescei
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-25

Ma T. NJ. BREwER, one of The editors of the
Boston Atlas is making a tour OF travel He visit
ed Burlington via Gov Paines residence in North
field, and became warm friend to the Central Rail-
road having been previously in favor of the Rutland
route! Where Mr. Brewer has Travelled in Yer
mont, he finds that the people think and even
dream Of little else but Railroads lie finds the
beautiful steamer on Lake Champain, called the
Burlington, little the finest boat he ever saw. |,
will be recollected that Dickens complnenied this
boat as being the Prsttiest Tale thing he ever put
his eyes upon Ills worth days journey 10 visit it,
DR. Brewer complains bitterly of the high fares
on the Western Railroad. A man can now leave
Troy or Albany and go to New York-spend day
there 10 do business, then go on 10 Boston, and ar.
rive IN just as good for all business purpo-
SEES as il he had gone by the Western Railroad, and
yet save half of his fare! The fare from Albany OF
Troy to Boston is six dollars. From New York TO
Montreal five dollars and half and double the
distance