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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

FIRST FRu'rs-We had prescp,cd us thi,
morning. by Wing residing in Henry street,
iwen'y'sM fine ripe pears, pluckcd from III,
tree half an hour Selore we received them. -
o"e'as we were i"iormed,for everystato in III.
Union. We sent word back TO the donor Tim,
Texas bad been overlooked, and presently W.
reee'ed a-sm0H potatoe - Brookiyn .qde.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

RouIe 10 .vonireai By FaH Roaq, gnd BY
Cana! and Steamboat. s.--Passehgers are now
conveyed by way of the Worcester, Western,
Greenbush and Saratoga Rail Roads-,hc
Chau,plain Canal, Lake Champls,n Steam
boats, and La Prairie Rail Road from Bos
ton to Montreal for $40. They leave Boston
daily except Sundays, at half past 7 o'clock
reach Albany at q the same evcnng,nnd pro.
coed directly BY rail road and packet boat'
to Whitehall, where they arrive At s O'Clock
the following morning. They there take
the commod.pps boats Of Lake Champlaln
and proceed to Burlington and ST. John
where they take tlia rail road for LA Prarie
and a steamboat thence to Montreal. Th,
entire route is made exped.t!ogsly, aud with
out any stage travelling.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

s,,s,r;o,,s lg,;. Aho,t n wo,L
s;ncc Mr K,;oH, A,m.,ropg oC Rurr;lI.
wIIo ., ,o;nn INTO his h,,n iound n IT,,
nc ,nm "a he snrnnsod oc which he
J.anL smaII ouan,nv coo, .C,er h.
uas ,,h.n s,ck and d;.d !, ,ha ,nnrso n,
,ho dav Ar,or his do,,b tho limo, ~ , 9
found !, contain oo;son Susn;c;on i'm.
med;,,c,v res,ed u, Nr Daniel Conner
h,s nonr nc;cbbor md h,n,ber.;n.l,w
An ;nvcs,;c,,iou wus ahnu, helm, made
in the Affair.". and a town mee,,ny wn. ,o
hnv, been held ON the subject,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
NOTICE.
Cheap Boot and Shac Store
No. 1871 Thames Street,

WNnERE the subscriber offers for sale
w the greatest variety Of the best work
ever offered in Newport, and cheaper than
ran be purchased at any other store IN lhIS
place OF the same qualify all Of TIE latest
fashions, and DIRECT FROM ihe Manufacturers.
New York, Boston aud hymn work pur.
chased at the loweei cash prices, aud sold al
n small profit Tor cash. Gentcren, ladies'
and children'S Cater Boots and shoes, of all
colours and descriptions.
Also, a variety of bronze, green, lead col
our and white kid slippers, ties aud Busklns.
Also n great variety OF mons, womcns, and
chdren's Shoes, Boots and Slippers, Of all
colours and prices.
In addition to tie nboYe, we have Ladies
satin shoes, the best ast,cle offered for sale
in any place, and will continue 10 receive
fresh supplies.
We would respectfully invite all those
wishing to purchase to call and examine 10,
themselves, aud we assure them that they
will be perfectly satisfied with the quality
and prices, ID. II. llODGklNS, 4 Co.
yUiy l0-tf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

EDUCATION OF CoLoKrp MEs.-Rey. Mr.
"ard"er OF Philadelphia, culored Presby,e,
h'" clergyman, lately wrote to Prcsiden,
LAbar"" OF Middlcbury College, to inquire
whether h''r coored students could g,d ad
"''ancc IN 'hot institution. President l..
fepl'ed That there was no obstacle 10 thcii
reception, II they were qualified.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
A, Markc, i2O I,a Cattle, $500 Sd,

At Market i2O Brri Cattle, $500 SbcC +
aud 200 Swine.
Puicrs-- Def CoH's-Thc prices genera
" obtained would be- - dnci,"n ltnn ln-'
week ior like quality. We quot" Stro ~
80 n ) ,5; first quality ; - > ~ second =
a 5 25 third I 30 So
.Sheep-Ioubs from j0io = -; uld Shcel
from 80 To 275
.S,eint A lot old Hogs at ilic: smal
Shost-. culture lot, T. selected ~. Al iciaI
from , 10 Il q.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

POWDER Mill ExaLosIoN.-One Of IIaz
ards Powder Mills, n, Enfield, Connecticu,
was blown up on "Wednesday morning, abou,
3 O'Clock. 1t was stated that one man los,
his I!'p. The report was heard in Hartford.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

KAL RoAD ~ BnoADwAY, Ngw.YoRK
project of establishing Rail Road in Broad
way, New York, by tunnellipg the street. OK.
Gates alienIios in The city, as a method Of re-
iioi from The great number of onnibuses and
other vehicles which ihrong tha, great
thoroughihrc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

rSE Z. ERlNCkERuOff, arA,ouS To make
Wa known aud to extend the Use or the
iiHath Restorative. aud tccIWg and knowing
that H. remedial oirct (hy the favor Of iroNI-
deace) has been the only aNaahc mean, al
restoring tn health and lie many of The loJu.
and cndcarcd son. and daughters, aud almost 4
nuliuulc oI the mlddlc aged aged, and ,cn"ra-
u!c individuals IN the land, uo~ places moic
conveniently h. fore the invalid hls Invaluable
remedy. 1ht dreadful sCourgc OF cur race,
the consumption, with tS abundant hofros
i hiSe been swept away The R"s'olalNe re-
ncNn. The imparci ,uai pat 80 ihororgh'y -.
/ tu Ic-l.t dlI.iWard the usdIOus attacks OF those
diseases. TO the hunnnc aud tender hearted "
!, pleasing aud moving sigh 10 view the be-.
fore hopeless aud drplIt,d sufferer us" hom
hls couch vt sickness aud PAIN, and tat" h''
place AMID the cares aud duiICs al lIic Sinpi
., means ul liUs grand Restorative -, Narurc's
Functions he mo-l severe oough1 almost im
ncd,alcl, weld under ~ mfu nee. and h""
ever rarkiug ~ chrome they maN have been
l',.l the, Vanish ths ntou,ul ih, RC.l"rhtiN"
hrgiu, to rAcii aud then maintain IT, power
\ The rfoprl, a., earnestly requests al who are
|. 5Giurcd wrlh auy disease Of the lune-or hn"r.
Il i'arn in the Chest ard Srlc. and oush, Ia
/, coninrurc iho Sc ol the ll"aHh Rr-i",etl,r
7, De, pine the opprohrlum Vh,h o. attached q" all
ad,otlisrd medicines, usr thl, remedy and Lee
,cn, mccd of II, power however mcicduiou,
YOU have been.
\ Tho follow rng certificate :. iiom DR. Chiffon
the we'll known New iork chemist
II have anal, zad hottie ot medicine called
e B,mrkrihuh Ilcalth Re-'o au,a, .rd lind
hat u does not ,oni,m N"wur, ~ anN "tt'i
metallic preparation, nor OPIUM ~ ANY of n,
A. A, Il l,l.t ft..f
ticly JAMts Il. CntLl"N, NJ ID.
&. RRlNCk ERllOFF,
Proprietor. \.
+ IlouA,t E,tWtrr, u. : Agent
i'unr,pal ,lairr. 80 Hudson itro,. y lotk
io' .'le ia Novpo'i, u,
Jlly ~. Il = IAhluR Ag"nl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
HAIR DRESSING, &e

IVNlIE subscriber having ;aken The store,
I No. i5l, Taamcs.si, Directly opposite
DIR. X. J. Taylor's, aud fitted It IN fashona-
nle style, is prepared to furnish all who may
favor him with their patronage, with good
supply Of EA8cY GooDs -Pertnmery, liar
OH, Combs :, brushes, Ornamental Hair
Work, Ehalon's an,i,dand'nf, &c. lie Is
also prepared to Shave, Cut, Curl, or Sham
poo the liar, at tho shortest notice.
| 4 STARE Of pubic patronage Is respectfully
solicited. GORTON ANDERSON
N. B. Razors honcd at the shGT,esi 10
lice.
| Newport, July 3, lsi5.--3m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
sA1SHlP NEWS. sM,
FORT OF NE PORT.
AR RIVE ED.

ARRIVED.
TnURsBAY, lag 10.
Schr Superior, Clarke, fm Hamburg.
Schrs Susau, llusscy, Fall River for N. Y. ;
President, Wilbur, Warchanl fuT Nnrfolk !
Canton, Cobb, Prov. tor Baltimore.
FRIDAY, July II.
Schrs Orator, Burdick ,Phlp for Pawiuckei;
Soutnerner, Hatch, +. River, for Phila. ; Erin,
Jones, Taunton Gar Norfolk, MARY Emma, West.
do for New York Caroline Hunter, Noting.
ham, do for Cape Charles Mary, Cook, New,
buryport for Baltimore
SATURDAY, July u.
Brig Chiua, Small, T.. River for Phila.
Schr Appicus, Tinker, fn Sionins,on.
Schr Alexander, Sconehani, I'm Conn. Ryr
Schrs. Nancy Bishop, Bishop, fm Prov. inI
PhIa. John Joy, NIckerson, do. for do. Co
lumbia, Crowoll, +. X. for do. Ann A.. Per
ker, Irighman, do for Baltimore.
SUNDAY. IHly Is.
Schrs Telescope, NickeFsQn, I'm A lbany i"'
Boston Levinn, Aickerson, do for do. Ann
Fowler, Chapman, Hartford for do. {; Dennis
Nickerspn, Boston for Prov.
| MONDAY, July IL.
Schrs Henry Clay, Ney, FIN New Bedford
for Albany Maria, Small, fm Providence fol
Boston Middlrsex, Clifford. fm Bristol iol
Baltimore Rainbow, Rogers, fin and for Proy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

pATIltT
~ Il IaaCaN EIS.
BrowH's Sarsapa,ila and TGma,o Biue,s.
Siarkweahm's iIepaiic EliAr.
IIewes' Nerve aud bone Idu,neut.
DsndeIlon and TGmaio Panac"a
Sands, Bulls and Carpenters SarssparllIa.
Niurray's Fluid Nugne-a.
Doct. Richardson BillerS.
Andrew Rheumatic lmlmeul.
Sands' RcH,edy lpr sab Rhcum.
Iayne'S Indian ExPec,oramt,
DO CarninaIlve BaIsan.
DO Tonic NeInIluge.
DO Sanallve Pills.
DO Hair Toni
TayIor's EaI-am Livcrwou.
Wagner Jaundce Eiic:a.
SWANS p"nucea.
fauncstock'e Vc;ml,uga.
Ihompson's Eye Water.
Mis- M y. Gardiner, Ia sam L'scrwot.
.lgy'g L,a;raent
Ea,i India Hair Dye.
lIonry's English Called Magne-Ia.
W.,ar's Balsam wild Cherry.
Ncse;aLlc Pulmonary Galsam.
DOct. NadswOrth's Group syrup.
Bachan's Hungarian BaIsam.
Naierulan's Specific Plnstrr.
Anderson's Cough Drops,
Daliey's Pain Extractor.
SANDS Glove Anodyne 1oolhachG Drops.
McNunn's Elixir OPIUM.
Evans Soothing Syrup.
Van kicecL's and Pclse's Cotsn CandIes
Sherman's, JaCkson's, and " l-Idrs tougl
I.czcngcs.
Sherman Cough, Noun aud Dinner l.ozenges
PATENT PILLS.
rlick"Eor's Vegetable Sugar Coo,cl
Phelps Tomato
Wrsh,' Indian Vegetable.
Da,cnpou's Auti bilious.
AndcrSon's genuine.
Lees Anti hIilOds.
NloiEIt's.
Evans tamomi'a.
Deans Rheumatic.
I'rnudclh genuiu.,
Peters, ilooyat :,
kna,ev.., ram'- id,
Sp,a,e,s Thomp.on'~,
JeHrtt's, phlnncy',,
NhItHey : ANTI bilious,
l:eckwilh's huri d,>prpsla, Sc, Sc.
\ fresh supply Of the above ntmed ,aluah!'
nedcn,, Tor sale hy
{. q. G.. HAZARD, D,noeia,
JuIy 10. No. -, Thanr, street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

Mr. HAsKiSs Of Boston, will lecture before
The Young Mems Temperance Society, a,
The Town Hall tomorrow evening, comtQenc-
ing at 8 O'Clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
PIANO TcETES,
.-.-,S . s.".
S. r. 1rHUR3 Der,

S. =. 1rrIURBER,
HAS just reccivcd,and will keep constant.
III ly Tor sale, large assorlment of Pl
ANO FORTEs, made by ILL., llct Davis Go
BOSTON, six aud seyen Hrtayes, with clcgnL'
Iiosewnod, Wslnu, ind Mahogany cases a
the manufacturers lowest prices, and every
Instrument warranted 10 give the most per
feet satisfaction
Please call and examine them, at
No. 33 & 80, Westminster Street.
Providence, July 10, l845.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

Ia this town, on Thursday evening, I'd inst
by the R"v. Mr.. L"rd, Mr.. Joshua Worthil,
10 Miss Mary Ann Grinnell, all of this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

The heat IN France has been intense the
present season. The Parisians attribute il,
TO the Comet.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
An Honorable Act.

The Nantucket Inquirer coulnins the follow.
'"s H"'''" "' h'ghIy prais"w"rlhy aud sencr.
aus act, touching the relation or drb,nr and
creditor;
~ wnli'hnown mercantile house in Boston
which had deal, largely with The trader. and
manufacturers of this place for many wears. ma,
long since fell into sGndry ofthose dillirnl,,e,
l" winch all dwsllors ~ the conimcrcial world
ara liable aud IN consequence were i,rc4d Ia
suspend Payment, nni go into bahkruptcy -
he Weihhers oi the firm were fllly absnly,d
w mel creditofs ~ duo course havin. been
au'e, however, To pay but little more hni. one
ha'I - amount "f The claims upon them. Sub.
s7iashlly, ny career OF determined diligence,
etowncd with those prosperous results, which
so'dttmfS renewed the efforts of honest IN
daasry, they accumulated some twenty, or thir.
~ Ihonsand dollars. This sum, being nearly
Al not quite enough 10 iiquidale both principal
Aho interest "t Tho r"maining debts, which, in
Conscience, though not in law they sill ow cd
ha' beer mos, honorably applied by then, Ia
tia object.
Cine of the firm, came among q few Jays
ago. and called on several of the former credi.
tors, who had held demand. OF large amounts
and, 10 their no small asiOnishmcut, insisted
on making up all deficiencies aud short. con-
'hgs attending the previous settlement. II
was ot no use To dGaur or demonstrate; Mcssrs
fIsK d RicE were resolved, whatever others
might think, no longer to be considered dein.
quenis-in their own estimation. And So, the
release awarded them by the civil tribunal has
been amply and trumphan,ly confirmed by
the High Court of ofConscience. Let every uu.
Iy "iair business transact tim Of this deserip-
tion Ice duly md impe'ishably registered, ia
behalf of what liite moral character may vet
pertain 10 The existing condition Of society.
$50 shines good deed in napghiy word.n
~ We learn from the Atlas that the above
irm (Fisk II Rice,) form one Of the oldest
houses upon Ccntra' Wharf About two yeurs
since, becoming involved in business, they
failed for the sun of one hundred aud ninety.
four thousand dollars, and settled with their
creditors, at thar time, for fiiyihree cents
upon dollar. Since then, having been sue
ces'ful in their business. they have been ena.
hlcd To discharge the balance of their debts,
which they did on The first instant.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
NJ EMOR 4 DA.

Ship Louis Philippe, Caslod, arg ut IIavrc
10th alt iln New York.
Bark Ariel, Weedep, arr at Bostan 18th, fn
Mobile.
Brig Prince do Jon,iIle, TayIo is rcpt. al
Havana 26th ult uuc.
schr l"wis Spiccr, pote, sid I'm Norfolk ed
for this port.
Sehr AabaMa, Nicholson, end Planet
Greene, hence, arr qt Phila. 7'h
Schr Direct, Briggs, ar AT Baltimore ilth
fm New.York.
Spoken-Oh Shore, Dec 23d, ship ME
oil.
Schr Oscar Coles, WILLIAMS, arr it Norfolk
l0il, fm 'h port
Srhr Mobile, Cozzens, arr at New Orleans
Sd inst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

We suppose that by this time, when the
season sccms SO ndap,edto sickness in Lung
and Liver Complaints, we cannot confer u
greater benefit to suffering humanity than to
rccom,aepd to notice Mr.. G. BrinckerhoT's
admirable preparation, The Health Reslora.
tive. We often have occasion to call atten-
,ion to this remedy, but its entire remove
from even the appearance of Qnackrry, will
be sufficient excuse for l.. As regards It's
previous success in performing rapid cures
The great number of authentic certificates ii
has called forth, are certain pledge.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
NOTICE.

Th" Congregation of Zion Church,wil wor.
ship neat Sunday (Juiy aOll) in the Lecture
Room Of The Church.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
Traders Bank.

A the annual meeting of the Stockhol-
"A ders of the YrsleFs Bank, holden al,
their Banking Room. an Monday, ,he 7rh
inst, the following gentlemen were elected
Directors for The year ensuing, viz:
Edwin Wilbur, Milton Hall. Benz Marsh
Iiun, Thos. W. Brown. VIM. y. Potter, Oliver
Read, Jos. Il. Perry, Sy lvanns Stanford, nut
Sllas Ward And at a subsequent meeting
of the Directors, on the same day. Epwi&
WILBUR, Esq was unanimously reelected
President.
BENZ. MUMFORn, Cssh'r.
Newport, July 10, iSi5-;tw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

Don't Kill atoad' They destroy bugs which
destroy your vines.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
Savings Rank.

'l'IlE Annual Meeting Of tho Corporation
oi the SAVING Bank. Newport. lot choice
d Directors, vii be- holden al the Banking
room uf The Merchants Bmk. on FRIDAY NJ
.tctnoon neat ilI. 18th ns, a' I u'clrrk T.. NJ
Jgiy IL {. GllES Yitast
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

u Fashion and Peytona, it is said run
ovor the Long Island Course in October mex,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

Headache, papltaiion Of the Heart, low
ness Of spirits. sca-sickDess, dependency,
iialn'ness, chollc. spasn;s, cramp stomach.
summer or bowel complaints. also all the die
,rcsslng symptoms arising from free living,
or night Of dissipation are quickly and en-
I,ircly relieved by using Sherman's Camphor
Lozcngcs. They act speedily and relieve in
u very short space oi time, giving tone anf
vigor TO the system, and enable a person
using them 10 undergo great menta or bodl
| iy fatigue.
For sale by r.. J. TAYLOR.
CURr FOLLOWS Fmthcr err.
dence Of the efficacy of 7Homson's Com
pound Syrup Of Tar s. Wood .Naphiha
IN Consumption.
Mrs. III. l.. WABNER, now residing nj the
house of Michael &. Fisher III Woodbury.
n. j., was attacked 10 months ago, with II
violent disease of the lungs, pronounced by
her physician, DR.. w. H., OF Phliadephia
Conjcs,lon OF the Lungs. The pam IN he'
breast was violent, with difficulty of resrira
ton, nnd total inability to raise the phItg Gun
'prccIudlng the possibility OF rcposc, aud ren
dcung It necessary to remain proppcd up u
bed three months. Her voice was gone
Her physician deemed her case hopcIts an'
she ceased TO indulge The hope ,pt recovery
\ Hearing of the numerous cures effected b,
Thomson's Compound Syrup of Tar an'
n Wood Nnphlba, as u last resort she resolve
10 try 1t, aud IN very short time her hcull'
lmproved-and To steady PERSEVERANCE III lh'
use of this invaluable remedy, she alone at
/ tributes her complete restoration To health.
/ The above statement respecting my wli
is strictly true, and her recovery Is a,'rlbnta
4 bic solely to the use Of Thom-"n'- Coupouu
4 Syrup of Tar aud Wood Naphlha--cyer
other remedy having failed ~ her case.
HENRY L. W Arm Err,
May 10, laij. Kags,ssing
THIS Invaluable Syrup ia Tor sale nj ~
Thames street. 10y x. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
RI. Historical Society.

IllEE annual meeting Of this SncIrly. for
ihr election Of officers rnd other bus,
"css will be holden al ilie SoeisD's CaL.n,t
IN " alefmnn street. IN Provide nee, On .>at
Wd'W, the l0lI inst. nt 3 o'c!ock. +. m
Members and others interested are Invited
to attend. by order.
JOHN T. KNOWLES, Ser'ry.
Providence, ,idly ., l815--2w.
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HERALD OF THET TINES.
R. =. RE Fry,

SG2RIDYY D,aXIEISPs
3I'lre al Mr.. \. Perkham'S in Charsh-Slrrel
SECOND HOUSE FROM THAMES STREET.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22
The Mississippi Democrat,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY By
#. C. JONES & >. DURDEN.
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22

1.-THE philosophical argument, excited
elsewhere, by Professor Bush. touching
the change which the human body under
goes every seven years, was turned 70 a
good account the other day b. an lash
man, who was endeavoring to prove 10 a
sNative American' that The postuIate o,
his doctrine was altogether erroneous
sLook,' said he, see now, it is a we'll
known philosophical fact, that We hare a
new body every seven years, I came here
nine years ago, an Irislman; but Pye got
a new body now, made on the soil, man,
and | am as good Native American as
yourself!'' The argument was clinchsr.
Appropos of this; our contemporary Of the
Commercial Advertiser, daily Journal, Ia
mented the other day, the fervid interest,"
taken in the vexed questions Of politics BY
the juveniles of the metropolis A friend
has just mentioned to US a striking illustra-
ion Of this TOO prevalent spirit.-What
were you doing out So late last night
said an Irish mechanic 10 his s5n, one
morning during the excitements i was
a waikiki in the Wing procession, replied
the lad. Well, I'll walk into YOU If I catch
you dom such a thing again, now mind
/ tell youI Scarcely week alteFward:
he committed the same offence again -
The father was as good as bis word. and
sbasted' the lad soundIy The son did no
keep the fact % himself. bat told il to Ii:
companions, adding: II IS bad enough K
be whipped any wav. hul "a 81 whiRpe,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23

LEAD MiNE.-Lead promises to BIZ y dur
IN the market sometime. as il would appear
that The lead mines i'm Missouri. and on Lake
Superior, are bsiug developed TO a vast extent.
The st. Louis Republican asserts, that the lead
MIN recently discovered at the Mammoth
Cave IN that state, is the most valuable lead
mine yet discovered in the United S;atcs.-
That the present proprietors actually gave
within a fraction Of S25 900 for the property
The operatives are now at work in a cave the
opening OF which is about $50 feet from where
the discovery was made. This cave is ~ feet
!a.length- Tn ceiling is of mineral, and is
estimated that there are from 200, 900 to 400.
Ooe lbs. OF ore in sight. 1t is from IL TO Is
inches IN thickness. On the floor, about the
centre oil tn, cave, as if fallen from the ceiling.
There are pieces or bodies Of mineral which are
estimated TO weigh 40, 900 lbs. Our iniorma.
lion Ia, that, within the last three months
under a very defective system of operations
an average OF ten hands have been ableko mise
between 8 O,000 and 100, 900 lbs. One furnace
has been in operation during the time. another
Isl progress OF erection. Nor, as vet. are the
riches OF that section half Developed There
are appearances which indicate NR1ie skilful
min-r the presence OF mineral in every direc.
ton.