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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-09
l.. F. SCOTTI,
90 No. 10 Exchange Place.

wv ANTbD. A number of active MEN, TO ira
w vela AGENTS for the sale of new and pop
ular Publications IN the Eastern, Western, Southern
and Middle States and the Canadas Each man will
DC insured S5OO per per year, in writing, over and IA
b0ve his expenses, with an opportunity of clearing
SlOOO per year and more, if active. Each man will
have his own district It will be necessary for them
To have at least from $2j to $50 to Obtain good fiji
ting out no one need apply unless he has that sum, il
beng our object to establish good agents and give Them
sucl clAncc as no one else can offer them Apply
at the office of tn" UnHcf States Publishing COiapGnV
corner OF BALTIMORE ami NORTH ~ IS. (JarviS;
BuUdlng) up Star3--cntrance No, ! Jarvis i,uilhing
Letters post paid, will meet with prompt attention
O23
,&lsLas FARM WANVED-Undcr high
S,A,m cultivation, OF about one hundred acres
HltIIiW with good Dwelling hOu,e, Bain aud other
NELL necessary out houses, within about 4 miles
OF lhe CITY, Persons having such an one 10 dispose
4Gl may hear Of purchaser by applying at this Of
HCc' dill Il
NOTICE. The Annual Meeting of S,o,khad
~ ers and election for Directors Of The PhiIadel-
pha, Wilmington = Baltimore Railroad Company
viii b" held al Wilmington on MONDAY the l2th
January, lslj, at II o'cIock, A. NJ,
A. CaMBELI., Secretary.
Philadelphia, Dee. Is, lsij. dlsdtI2Ia
MBHHEYOhOGY EXAMINED by p, FIou-
n rens, npmbcrof the French Academy, sc. sc.
Translated from the second edition Of slj, by Chas
&c Luc"ua Wigs, VI. D. Just received amt for sale by
+. LUCAS, Jr.
jaI No, 10 Baltimore street.
GaYSTEis TONGS. A supply nj oyster Iongs
w for family use just finished and for sale low for
cash, at the
Original Furnishing Warehouse, by
ALFRED II. REP,
No. 335 Baltimore street
d3l 2nd Tin Store above Howard street
..,..z.yszRs--z. Always on hand, Conrad Meyers
.irn Philadelphia, and A. II. Gale & Co.'s
w S5 ESS5SF New York first premium PIANOS.
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wA& nANCE's HOARHoUND un9
AOC CANDY. HOS
THE GREAT REMEDY,
For Coughs Colds, Splitting of Blood and Hoarscncss
ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
SHOULD GIVE 1T A TRIAL.
Price Iwenty Fire Cents per Package,

vi
and cor. Pratt and Charles SITS. PEI. NJ. o3l
HO-PARTNERSHIP WIN ROGERS and
~ VIM. BOYD have this day associated themselves
for the conducting of the business of Merchant Tai
iors, at the former Store of Nm. ROGERS, No 196
MARKET STREET FIVE doors west of ST. Paul. a.
the house formerly occupied as The Citizen's Bank
% The subscribers, from their long experience
IN business can with confidence solicit the pa
tonage of their former friends and the public gene
rally, assuring them that they viii find to he to their
interest TO give us their patronage,
E3- Our Stock is large and well selected, and we
viii sell on the most moderate terms.
2Sth Oct lS45. o29 ROGERS & BOYD
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-09

FE1RUSTEE'S SALE. By virtue of a decree
H. Of Baltimore County Court, the undersigned will
sell at public auction, on the premises, on SATUK-
DAY, l7lh January next, at O'clock P NJ, all that
LOT OF GROUND, sitaated and lying in the city of
Beginning for the same on the north side of Bottle al
icy at The distance of 40 feet inches westerly from
the N. w. corner of Howard street and Bottle alley
and running thence herly, binding on the wester
most line of Samuel Bonds lot 45 feet to feet al
ley; and thence westerly, binding said feet alley
IL feet inches, to Clement Buffers lot; and thence
sOutheriy, binding on Clement Buffers lot, 10 Bottle
alley; and thence by straight line to the beginning
AnzA The above Lot is well improved, and is
fT9ffSf subject TO yearly rent efS20
IhllEH The terms of sale, as prescribed by the de-
'"Ascree are one-haf cash and the balance in six
months, with interest and security
d27 2aw3w ORVlLLE HORWITZ, Trustee.
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PHILADELPnI., Oc,obe.

PHILADgLPHI,, October ID, ls45
he undersigned is induced 10 make the following
Drlef stltement under firm conviction that MANY
valuable lives might be saved was recourse had to
me same means which have restored me TO ECaIth |
had suffered for years with weakness Of the LUNGS
and LIVER COMPLAINT, but so gradual were the
lhroadS Of disease that felt no alarm until withia
the last year The chief cause OF distress was pain
III my breast aud right side, great oppression almost
StrahglIng aud total inability to rise the corrupt mat
ter which Obstructed my breathing; and at times so
great was my suffering thought could not live an
hour. II is scarcely necessary to say that during
tins Time had the best medical Attendance, was cup
ped blistered, &c, with no avail | also used var-
Gus advertised aud W II known medicines Obtaining
no relief whatever until procured THOMSON,S
COMPOUND SIRUP or TAR md Wood
N.fPHTIi.8, one bottle of which benefited me more
than all else | had taken; and assert it as my
solemn belief that by this time TskouA hare btcn in
my grace had not procured This remedy at The time
did. SARAH JANE ADAMS
No. l3S Suulh FOnTth street
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.-y5a-z Always on hand, Conrad Meyer's
ss,sl-zf4F...fsn Philadelphia, and A. H. Gale Il Co.'s
yF d TN New York first premium PIANOS.
- warranted. Those III want will please
give me call, as | shall sell cheap.
J. L. BOSWELL, Music Dealer,
se29-ly Ma. SOulh-st., one door from Batimore-st
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-09

uDROCLAIM 1T TO The WORLD
u THAT HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HOARHOUND is without
Exception or EEGgcTGt,on
me most safe aud speedy TOR all diseases arising
from Coughs and Colds which unfortunately neslec
ed, TOO
OFTEN END IN CONSUMPTION
II Hance's Compound syrup Of Inarhnund is tn ken
on the FIRST appearance OF Cough it will Immediately
cure II and save the sufferer FROM an unmey grave
price 81 cents per BEETLE, or six hotties for 90 So
For sale by SETH =. HANCE, los Balumore-s ST
aho corner OF 'harles aud Pratt-sts. o3l
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NOTICE. We, the undersigned intend makiag
~ application to the City Council at their next SEES
sinn for the privilege 10 extend The limits of the lot
NO " Light street, adjoining South lot Of the Foun-
tam lhh fronting Is feet, out in range with the build
ings en- west side of Public alley (now Grantst.)
~ G. G. REINHARDT s. 60.
october 2Oth, ls45. I' 1870 '-' nS-law9t'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-09

aNHAFFING DISHES. a large supply of
u ChattHg Dishes of every variety, on hand and
for sale for CASH, at the Original Furnishing Ware
house of ALFRED II. REP,
No. 335 Baltimore street,
JAZZ second tin store above Howard-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-09

MAYNARD 81 MOVES WRITING INK, in
1vN quart, pint, half pint, OF. and OF. bottles,
constantly on hand aad for sale by
...... .. TURNER s. NUDGE,
JAG .... 3 South Charles-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-09

sworn to and subscribed This 18th day nf October
1913, before me, CHAUNCEY BuLKLEY, Alderman.
Prepared only by up. THOMSON, Philadclphia,-
Authorised agents: Roberts Atkinson, corner Balti-
more and Hanover SIS; &. Stot Washington; D. C.;
NJ A. Santon, Norfolk; A. DuvalI X Co. Richmond,
va Price 50 cts. or six bottles for So 50. Btrare of
uhom you purchase dl5 3ms
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-09

NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,
! That application will be made to the Mayor and
City Ceanci, at their next session, for opening al
ley from Pratt to Lombard streets, between Caroline
aud Springst oc29. law9t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-09

MckIm DUNCAN has removed his Office
p from No "a N. Charles street to No. 81 North
CALVERT STREET. OBS I'm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-09

On URGICAL X DENTAL INSTRUME NTs
~ FRANCIS ARNOLD manufactures and keeps
constantly on hand, general assortment of InstrI
menls, at No. AZ SHARP STREET. sea4 -3m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-09

SITUATION WANTED, by a young man, as
~ clerk or salesman in dry goods store, who
mas mad seven years experience in the business, and
can procure the very best of references as regards
character, qualifications, SC. Apply at
L.F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
dl5 No. 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-09

Va e. UFFS, ID FRS, VI UEES. The suhsCri-
IVA Der has this day opened large and splendid as
soumcnt of Lynx MUFF5-aso an assortment Of
low priced, which he uQueS his friends and the pul
lie 10 examine before purchasing.
J. l.. McPHAIL, l22 Baltimore st.
Jt3 colt next u the Clipper Office.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-09

Ohm w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER,
~ FAYErTE-sT' adjoining Assembly Rooms. ial-IJ
NWILLIAW w. LEE, FASHIONABLE HAZE
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No.4 N GAY-ST
Gentemcn's RazOrs set at the shortest notice ais,
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS

TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!
A tONSUMPTIVES BEWARE OF DECEP
~ IiON AND ALL SPURIOUS TAR MIX
TURES rot up as mutations of
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR
AND WOOD NAPHTHA
which IS daily eflecting such remarkable cures in
PHI A1IlN ARN IL a
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-09
~ ALL COME OUT CLEAN !


w IGS! We place a dozen dirty Shirts, with
III little soap, and bucket full Of hot water in t.
hUKENS' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
CHINE, ana after washing from 10 TO 30 minutes,
they all come out perfectly clean! Again we put in
from to 10 Sheets " Table Cloths, with soap ard
water as before; and in - or 10 minutes they all
come ont clean! Lastly, we lay from "a to so small
pieces, (such as can be placed together) with soap
and water, as above, aud in from Is to 20 minutes
they also come out clean! Wonderful as this may
seem il is done by the action and action of the wa
tier (by means of prcssure) in connection vita the
soap, without any rubbing surface friction what
ever; consequently the clothes not only unniured
by the operttinn but actually made TO last twicc
as long as when washed by hands, 3- Exhibitions OF
washing every Monday (morning) and Friday CATER
noon Come then and see the machine in operation,
As it never fails to convince those who do Enter
pri>ing men should make themselves acquainted with
this most useful invention, deserving it docs a
place in The kitchen Of every mily PRICES are SIS.
$40 and $2j, according to size nted to perform
ICELAND ioI for years, if us9i accordu TO direction
All orders by letters (pnst-I d) Otherwise prom95
ly attended to. MANDATORY N0.7I FRONT
STREET, (at the bend) between Pit and Low-sts.
Old Town, Baltimore, Maryland.
asmir6m f.. LCKENS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-09

TNNIN PLATE, SHEET IRON,
N COPPER WIRE, &c &c.
500 boxes TIN PLATE, l3ix, and extra SKIES r
300 boxes Loaded, for Roofing, l4x2O, of best Char
coal brands
$50 bundles best American, English ana Russia
SHEET IRON-ai dii ect inportation r.
10000 lbs Braziers COPPER, assorted ,..I ...
90 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
200 bundles Bright and anncaled IRON WIRE
50 rolls SHEET LEAD, % TO lbs, 1i nt'f
so pigs Banca TIN; 100 plates SPETTER -
Aso, Pig and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, &c, ,....., , ~.
93- full stock of TIMERS Tools and peck,s Ma
chimes, Timed and Iron kieets, Timed Copper, sc.
For sale on liberal toms by I Il S'PS' -.
d. PRATT & BROTHER,
a25 6mif p and 30 S. Charles street.
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GfLVEk SPOONS, SILVER SPOONS.
- britannia Ware, Casters, Cake Baskets. Gold
and Silver Pencil Gases, Spectacles, Levi Browns
Steel Pens, with variety of jewfry-for sale low by
. GABRIEL d. CLARK, Water street,
dig second door from Calvert.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-09

a ELLING OFF, AT No, los FAYETTR ST.
- opposite the Liberty Engine House, a stock of
WINTER and STAPLE DRY GOODS, at greatly
reduced prices. Call aud before buying -Cassi-
netls at37ac; hnseys at l2i; Caiicoes and Musliss
69c; Super l5c CalicOes for l2tC Blankets at rs
pair; D. Kanes l2i aud 25; Cashmeres, very cheap
&c MANY other articles at closing ont nrices dig
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-09

DEREUM ERY--In Fanc, Boxes. Mrs. MIC
q KERsON has just received from Philadelphia
French Perfumey, in fancy boxes intended for holi,
day presents. 50 ~ HoWord st. d20
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AH ONTMORANCY IL. PRICE,
Nn PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER
mh24-u No. 90 :. CALVERT STREET
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TN0 LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS. Mrs.
IL MCPHERSON, determined to sell off her re-
manning stock of Toys, will open TO day lot of Fan
cy Boxes and Toys, for less than cost, at
DIG No 50 ", How ard-st.
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NOR SALE-A very likely Black Womrn, 40
IL years ofage, slave for lfe-a good washer and
Aoner, and ran come well recommended. To good
master she will he sold low Applyat
LEWIS F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence ofi1ce,
d20 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-09

~ ANTED! A smart active coored Boy about
w fifteen years of agG--One that will suit in
every respect, viii find good situation by applying
at No. lie BALTIMORE STREET,
Jaf 81 near North street
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODSM

ANOTHER STOCK SELLING OFF .7T COST!
''COME AND SEE"
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NV ANIED 40 HIItE-A slave Woman, BY
w the month or year, who is good plain cook,
washer and lr0ner, to goa few miles in the country
Also, White Woman well experienced in musings
and small Gil, from II to Is years of age TO assist
&C. TO be bound till she is of age. Fair wages will
be given for the above servants and permanent situ-
ton. Apply quickly TO
LEWIS f. SCOTT, Exchange Place,
few doors from the corner Of South,
Ja6 Nearly opposite the Exchange.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-09

TOLD AND SILVER BULLION FRINGE.
W very beautiful article, for sale at
d30 P. A. NlCKERSON'S, 50 ". Howard-st.
THILUREN'S WORSTED HOSE. Mrs.
u NICKERSON having large stock on hand,
will sell low TO close sales.
d3O Sc N. HOWARD STREET.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-15
For the Voice of Freedom.
FARMERS OF BRANDON.

II you have not already perused the ell
oquent and instructive address OF The Hon
Josiah Quincy Jr. before the New York
State Agricultural Society at Utica, pub
lished in The June number of the A bany
Cultivator, you will do well 10 read il al
once. II you do not take The CuIllvalor
borrow one OF neighbor who does, and
when he gets tired, as he soon will o.
lending what he ought carefully TO pre-
serve, go yourself 10 the Post Master who
for Is els. will contrive to add your name
10 company, and wi.hou, farther trouble
save little postage. will procure for you
twelve numbers. The perusal of MI
Quincy's address has alone compensated
me for the rs cts. l have this year paid
for this invaluable paper.
While talking 10 Farmers, will say
one other thing. Much good might be
secured 10 them as class by forming
themselves Into a club, holding meetings
as often as every month, and 10 the winter
season much ofener, with such rules as
thew may see fit 10 adopt for the govern
ment of their meetings.
Information in relation to the market
stock, crops, management Of farms. ant
all things that should Interest those who
subsisl on the profits, or sink under the
losses oflhc operations of farm husbandry
The farmers OF any Town, may improve
their condition, and increase their means
Of happiness in large ratio, by needing
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-15
COMMISSIONERS ELECTIONS.

From The returns received of the votes
given at the late elections of Commission
ers of License, the results are as follows
Bennington County. license; Rutland,
1smpsranee; Addison, Temperance ;
Chiltenden, License; Washington, TEN
perance Caledonia, License; Orange,
License; Windsor, Temperance.
The remaining counties are not yet
heard from. From the best information
obtained from the above counties, more
votes were cast, n the aggregate, against
licensing to sell intoxicating drinks than
in is favor, for those Commissioners elect
ed on the latter principle, were elected by
much smaller majorities than were the
others.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-15
For the Voice of Freedom.
A NEW YEARS DREAM.

Melhought I stood on mountains brow
Looking down from its beelling height,
Where the earth lay hush'd in a mantle Of
snow
Glinting back the calm moonlight;
When 10! beheld majestic form
| With bearing bold and high,
Whose locks were bleacL'd by many storm
Yet fierce flashed his kindling eye.
A scythe like sceptre his right hand swayed
! With stern and solemn air,
While the moonbeams glanced from the
tempered blade
AS if burning gems were there.
His poised wings bore him silently on
Suspended in mid air high,
To where the Old Year lay calmly down
On frozen cloud 10 die.
His children twelve, lay shrouded around
Consigned to DEATHS grim power,
Save one, and he, IN cold sheet bound
Awaited his dying hour.
An ephemeral life was theirs ween,
Which was numbered by days, not years;
But ofmighty account TO the children OF men
With their high born hopes and fears.
And each had tablet engraven DER
With what passed beneath The sum-
Which siamp'd with eternal characters bore
What the jewellers on earth had done.
Now as Time drew near to the dying Year
The sands in his glass ran low,
And saw on his bronz'd cheek frozen tear,
As if 10th 10 strike the blow.
But the last sands fed, the keen blade fell,
And the Old Year was no more;
Then rose from the earth, and air knell,
Deep, muffied it rolled, like the ocean swell
When it breaks on rock bound shore.
The stars waxed dim in the deep blue sky,
And the pale moon paler grew,
A dirge like moan on the wind swept by,
And darkness closing its folds on high,
Like pail DER the wide earth drew.
While in midnight wrapt the cold earth lay
A voice came forth from the gloom,
"My record is sealed for the last great day.
Where man must await his DOOM"
Time turned his glass, the shadows fled,
AS be passed on his ceaseless,wa 5
When 10 where so late beheld the dead,
The New Year Graded lay.
AztLE.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-15
WASHINGTON, Jan. |, 1916.

Sir,-Perhaps you, as conductor of
the press. would like to know the opinion
which prevails on subject which deeply
Interests the people OF our Stats VIZ: the
Tariff. think its fate is sealed. 10
save it in the House, we must have every
whg vote, and about SO of the democratic
votes, aud | cannot reckon more than 25.
In the Senate, if the Two Texan Senators,
which will be on before the subject is ac-
led upon, be free trade men, as they doubt
less will be, there is no hope OF arresting
il there. | think, therefore, that we have
got 10 submit TO democratic free trade,
| am aware that the people in MaSsachu>
SETS feel that all is safe, and | hope that
they may be left in the enjoyment of that
belief; but unless the administration are
insincere in their pretension, and are
afraid to Try the experiment, The protective
system is gone bryond doub'. lnm
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-15

by general consent the appointment be
changed from the first 10 The second Tues
day Of January.
Mr. q. Davis now insisted on the con-
sideralion of his motonto suspend the
rules in order 10 offer the resolution which
had been read.
Mr. G. J. lngersoll inquired whether
the motion was debatable2
The Chair replied tina, it was not.
And The question being put on suspend
ing the rules. it was lost So the rules
were no, suspended.
Mr. Douglass hoped that unanimous
consent would be given 10 postpone the
order which appeared on the Journal, and
10 make the Oregon bill the special order
for the second Tuesday of January; and,
10 try The sense of the House, he would
make that motion. .
Mr. Ralhbun inquired, as point of or
der, whether it was competent for the
House TO postpone until the 6rst Tuesday
of January had actually arrived? He
doubted whether the subject was in pos.
session of the House a, This time.
The Chair ruled that it was at all times
competent for the House, by unanimous
consent, or by a vote of two>thirds, 10
change its own order OF business. 49,
The question being then put on the mo-
lion of Mr. Douglass, it was agreed to
mem. con.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-15
CARD.

We hereby express our hearty and sincere
thanks TO the ladies and gentlemen of Leices-
Ter, for their very genera and unexpected
visit on the evening Of the 25th uh. !; and es-
peciallY for the Donations then made BY
them, which in Money, Clothing and Pro-
visions, amounted to about sixty Dollars.
The visit throughout, was conducted in a
manner highly agreeable and satisfactory 10
US. May the same unanimity, and kindness
Of feeling, which was manifested by all up
on that occasion, continue long to be felt by
this people. And for all their kindness and
charity to US, may God reward them with
the manifold blessing of this present world,
and in the world TO come with life everast>
ing. EDWARD S. BARRETT,
ORpHA M. BARRETT.
Ia
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-15
INARYsRAILROAD MEET
ING.

On notice being given, port ion of the
stock holders of the Rutland Railroad as
sembIed at the Town Hall in this village
on Monday evening last, preparatory 10
assembling at Rutland 10 day. Wed nes>
day. Several Of the adjoining towns were
bu. partially represented; so fully howev.
er that if this meeting was but prelude,
the convention at Rutland will prove u
RousERl
The Hall was filed TO overlooking; and
the facts presented by MeSsrs J. A. Con
ant; E. N. Briggs; D. w. Clarke; Mr.
Gilbert (he Engineer who did not exact
Iy follow in the footsteps Of his illustrious
predecessor and others, were Of such a
nature As 10 send thrill Of joy through
all interested in this road, To tell the
truth about the matter, We are in the
midst o! a powerful Railroad revival
The dark clouds which have hung over
the minds of some men, on the probable
success of this road, having been remov.
ed. their hearts are cheered, and spirit
of determination is manifested that this
road shall be built
After an animated conference of 21
hours, the members adjourned to meet at
Rutland on Wednesday.