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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
THE ILLUMINATION IN NEW
YORK

The ",nllow candle exhibition Of the
New Workers, expressive O! Their deligh,
NJ the success Of Generals Scot and Tay.
.or--and which came of on Friday nigh,
ias,--is sad to have been n shining ah,ir
The illumination is represented 10 have
been quite general, md Broadway, cspe.
eialy, shonc forth in peIiec, blaze Of Clio.
~ Whether this affair has caused any
advance in sperm 'moulds,' or 'shor, dips,
we have not heard nor are we informed
whether tbs illumination threw sufiicicn,
hight into the din future as TO raise very
high the hopes Of those whose eyes are nov
turned upon the PRESIDENCY and who, al.
ready, almost see The dun outlines Of a m,
nafy chlo.laIn IN the char Of State.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

Gong through Carriage-Hon
Dixon II Lewis, the Senator from Alabs.
ma, was on Saturday last, IN The act Of get.
ting INTO carriage on Pennsylvania sy.n.
ne. when he broke ou' the bottom Of the
carnage with hls grcs, welghi-hi. legs
crossing over the coupling pole. and near.
y 'o's hing me ground between The wheels
The residue Of bis person beng lnyisibl. IN
',le 'he hack. We can readily believe
MAJ r. ~nsa curious spectacle TO the out.
eide 'batbarans, to see a hack Standing by
the sidewalk with Two such substantial lee,
seeking through tie bottom as those of,be
honorable Chairman en- finance
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
$40 ACCIDENT A lmtlo girI

$40 ACCIDENT "A iiulo gir, abou,
ten years old. The child o. widow wo.
man named Nonia, IVA, harmed TO death
on "Wednesday afternoon IN the following
shocking manner The child. together
wnh some other children having made
fire IN the field near ter dwelling. was a
mosIng herself by Icaping over II 10 the
nc, her clothes took FIRE. and cnifenzied
With The pain, she ran away from her com.
panions with surpfsing So ilness and could
no, be overiaken Until her clothes were
literally burnt of aud her flesh .hockingl y
roasted She dld IN few hours
Nergennes Nornonlcr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

Vas she a Pirate or Mcricon Prj,
raiter I'VE have received the following
report from CAPT, Greer, q the schooner
Thomas Hooper. arrived Yesterday from -.
AIMS BAY Jsmaiea:
Tuesday, March lsih, in lat - II,
loug II. at 3 \. NJ. saw a ship which cross
81 our wake, nearly within bal. and ~ a
signal given on board, We. supposed al va.
no, right, Al 5la saw sal on our lc,
how. Which ..rmcdia,oly gave chase Sh'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
Correspondence Of The ADlny Erenins Journal.


"H""h ''fuSt Aprli -, 1917.
Dear Sir:-I notice in SATURDAYS Ey.
cning Journal that "Maior W. W. S. Bliss,
whose distinguished services as Assistant
Adjutant General Of Gen. Taylor's Army,
is a native of New Hampshire" This is
not the fact he is native Of Whitehall, ia
the good Whig County of Washington, the
son Of John Bliss. who was captain in the
last war, nnd subsequently associated with
me in business at Whitehall. After the
deccasc of the father procured through 9TH.
ers Cadets warrant for the son. should
be glad to hear that some good had come
out OF New Hampshire, but am unwilling
that they should have any claim to the hon
or and bravery Of a son Of the Empire State.
Please to correct the error in such way as
you deem proper.
Yours Truly, EZRA SMITH.
7. WEED, Esq.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

n,y-Wc arc Glad to Learn ,ha, those mos:
PARTICULARLY Interested in tie cons;rucii,n
oe connecting road from Rutland t. the
Saratoga AMI Whitehall rail road are arca-
dy bcsiirring themselves. As We have be-
fore said, We do not conceive tbs to be q
question Of rad OF no road, but simply one
If loca,ion We understand that tie poo.
l'lc upon tie line through t. Font Ann arc
awakening & the subject, and axe full Is. bent
on Carrying this road to that point Area
dy are they a, work parties of exploration
are making cur'ry surveys throughout the
line, and meetings are called that means
may at once be provided for the full and
perfect survey Of this road. We lave n,
yet heard of no impor;an, movement on the
rar. of cur friends who are for the White
sml termination, but we shall doubles.
soon sec them hcsiiriing tlonsclc, also
and We look for nice little contention in
relation 10 the matter
BY the wav, we would here remark tha.
1t il hardly fair that friend Walton should
say that tue Herald now comes on, and
admits openly that this connecting road
should be made. as they Othc Editor of the
Wntchman and Journal) ALWAYS predicted
1t would be. Ills is a matter upon which
we have never entertained doubt-our
only controversy with tho Watchman and
journal on this point being simply as TO the
effect Which this tap would have upon the
business Of tie burlington and Boston
road
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
CAMP NEAR Plan DEL RIO.


Inc American arms have achieved anoth.
or glorious and most brilliant victory. Out
numbering Gen. Scots forces materially.
and occupying positions which looked i'm
prcgnable as Gibraltar, one after another
OF their works have been taken to-day. five
generals, colonies enough to command ten
such armies as Ours, and other officers in
Vulnerable, have been taken prisoners, to.
gether with G0O0 men, and the rest of their
army driven and routed with the loss Of
everything, ammunition, cannon. baggage
tram and ALL Nothing but the impossi
b'llty OF indinga road for the DRAGONS to
the rear of the encmy's works saved any
part OF Santa Anna's grand army, including
his own illustrious person.
Among the prisoners is our old friend
La Vega, who fought with lis accustomed
gallautry. The other generals are JOSH
Maria Jareno, LUIS linson, Manuel Uoria-
"a and jose obando. The names Of the
colonies have not been able 10 gather. -
Nothing saved Santa Anna but the want Of
Dragons on the other side Of their lines
As it was, his travelling coach. together
with all his papers, yaluahlcs. aud even bis
rooden leg, have fallen into our hands. to-
gether with all the money Of his army No
one anticipated when they arose from their
hard biYouack this morning, such complete
victory
The loss on both sides has been heavy
how could it have been otherwise; Tho
rough and rocky road cut througl, nieged
dciiles aud dense chaparal by our troobs !.
now hnoi with our wounded. Tie Riaos
''''nel liask'ua Tennessee volunteers tbr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
THE HERALD.
rRTlirE FROM TllL ARMY
Another {. rcal Battle
ri'rrsDty MORNING. ",YIq


We learn rom a slIr i..icl from tho a.
Zoe ofhc Troy Budget. tia, another >eri.
Gus coL1lc, has ccurrd between The force.
q Gen. Scott aivascinr upon Mcaico. and
Santa Anna, tie pass Il Ccrro Gor,lo
Thi. firm Intelligence contained in our
last, va. g. b. expected; AID We, We are 90
tie pr,sen, time withOu, Information rs g.
rsr,irula-s 81 tho action. further than the
fat that hcrc AZ over. Tie Amcri an arms
Arv Wet ',iogs- ia, tie Mexican army Of
superior .Drco j. again driven from u chosen
position and tia, tie march of the North
Americans i, s,ill onward towards the
Han 6f,ic No',ezumas
The mex, news from iais quarter viii be
looked for with the greatest inicrcs, and
anxiety. I, would seem that tho CLEAN Of
hcre We sai that peace was 20 f,llow the
meeting OF Gen Scot, and Santa Anna :.
Cerro Go,Jo. is again lo-t sight Of and that
,Ao blood Of our coun'rym,n i. still yc, 20
now in rivers upon the AID Of foreign ma.
ton. The American loss in killed and
wounded in tie battle above alluded g.
amour, 70 j00-COOO Mexican prisoners
it i. said were taken hy Gca. Scott, aud the
destruction Of lie among the troops Of the
enemy is rclrc- n'cd as 'ruly awful
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

Terrible RoM Of the Mcrirdns-F ifhn|
their Generals and 5000 Prisoners
taken
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

JTCaptain Daft scompany Outrageous
will sail, will a foil complainant Of men
from Fort Hamilton, for Poin, Isabel on
Friday next There will depart n, the
,'me Captain Wiilel's company oflhe l0.h
Infantry.
The las, detachmcn, Of Col Temples
Regiment IS rnplily concentrating a, Fon
Hamilton, and will be fully prepared to
move on the l2,h inst-lN Y Post
Captain Gutter, who married the
Distinguished actress formerly Mrs Alex.
ander Drake, and who IS known 10
fame as The author Of The Song Of Steam
ana other poems COMMANDED the ken,on
Rangers IN the Balle of Bpena Vista and
behaved himself mos gallanlly ,hroughou,
The acIlon.-lN o Bulletin.
british Opinions Reluctantly Erpress.
Cd The editor ofthe Kingston. Canada
Wing says IN alludIng to The all Of Vers
Cruz
Nothing now remains oflhc unfor,un,,es
but their capital city ami that the cruel
spoilers can take whenever they choose io
advance upon IT, las somewhat ,u,o,,..
my that weak as Mexico conEsscd,y II,
she should have The lemerhy 10 cone sinele
handed, with What nov must BE- confessed
though somewhat unwi'hngly one Of the
mos. powerful nl'ions ia he two hcmi
spheres
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-04
SHy8QAH e O0oSe

SEYBoLT CO, Successors Of S Holmes,) 7th street,
y opposite Patriotic Bank, receiving fresh stock
comprising Teas Coffee, Sugars, Moasses, woosey's ST.
rp, Cheese Specs ground and unground Candles Cocoa
Shells, Hops Rec Calsups, Pickles, Lanes Olives Cap.s
English, French, and American Mustard bay Rum, Pep.
per Sauce, Bakers, Rche's, Halls and Parlons Cocoa
Cigars Tobacco, Maccaroni v.rinicel Mace and gene
raj o all articles usually kept grocery Store
Also hand, choice article Of Orange county Butter
oct Sind
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WASHINGTON

TNHE PROPRiETokS OF tn,s Hoti nave secured the aic
l. OF Mr. GEORGE w. YELLorT their general agent In
fitting and hereafter conducting the establishment.
He is authorized TO act in every matter relating thereto
in purchasing and making all and every engage
necessary conducting the BUSINESS fully III,
propretors themselves could do and all the transactions
the house must be through him alone.
The house, having been enlarged, thoroughly repaired
and relrnshed, will be opened the 18th OF october
Having secured the services Of Mr. r. r. THOMPSON al
caterer Formerly Of Coleman's3 they trust render the
house every way worthy Of patronage.
OCT Sim IA. ~ 4
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-04
HARDWARE AND CUTIE
NEXT TO JAcKsoS DRornRRs, pEsNsrL


$780, Near The corner erin street ~-saGS6IsS
s1kH &1sz
which he is determined sell ON az good terms as they
AN be had 70 the District He solcits call from House
inc, before purchasing.
Single and double barrel Fowling pieces
Single and six barrel Revolving pistols
Shot bags Powder TASKS and horns
English and French Percussion caps
Gun locks, Cleaning fods, Percussion tubes DC.
Rogers's complete sets Ivory table cutlery
Ivory, buck, bone and cocoa knives and forks
Ivory dining aud dessert knives (separnte) s
Carver's aud SleePs butchers, cooks, and oyster
Rogers q Wostenholms pocket cutlery and scissors
Wade a Butchers, and Kogers's razors
Superior silver plated dessert and dining forks
Superior silver plated salt, lea, dessert, and table
German silver spoons, ladies', and butter knives
Britannia tea and table Spoons and ladies'
Curtain bands, clasps and pins
Shoyels and tongs, and andlrons
Candesticks, snuifers, and trays & &@.
brass and bronzed stair rods and eyes
Teatrhys, waters, siilers, coffee mills
Teakettles, sauce pans, ovens and pots
Bellmeta and enamelled preserving kettles
Iron furnaces, coal hods aud shovels
Wood saws and frames, and handled axes
Wafer and warfie-irons, sad. irons
Hat and mouse traps cleavers, bnkepans
M,nee knives and choppers lanterns rms,
Spear Jackson sash, tenon PANEL, and hand saws
Butchers circular, crosscut, and mill. saws
Iynr nd m ND rule
Lon nj steel Maj sa,a 20 a,,d hssi,
Scrs,, ,riyera auasrs ai,nbia,s nhiaas ,,.,,.
Frmer mortise socke, and tnpnina chiaa,s ~ ao,,s
,v. lrncra and bi,s nIane hi,a and 6isss " - s'"se'
Hammers, hutchets. axes and AIDES
Iron braces, and extra brace and anger bits
Spirit levels, plumb and levels, tape measures
Drawing knives spoke. slaves
Lathing hachets tack hammers
Carpenter,s patent knob r. q T. a inrb
Mineral Knob cottage and mortise loo ks and atcbes,
Stnck closet cunboard chest mad I'M Ir,,nk In. Il
- ynlise locks - - '-'''' 20
Loose Joint butt and Parliament hinges, 2to inches
Table, chest, Ill, and strap hinges
!" Palmer's' patent wndow.bind hinges
New England Go, % screws, 3S to inches ".
Turn buckles for brick and frame houses
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CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS
AND SHOES.

sss, NOW on hand, and constantly receiving, large
assortment olsdies and gentemtns Boots and Shoes
kof the best material and workmanship.
Aiso all kinds Of work In my line OF business made to
the shortest notice. and warranted TO suit no sale
do sell at 10 per cent below COST but will sell as low
for cash as any other establishment In the city.
Call and examine for yourself al the well known corner
+ and llth streets j. Z. FOWLER.
oct 3 colin novS'
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as[RENrIsi7
Rough and Readyv Line.

TIL E subscriber is running omn, BUS Rough
= aud Ready 10 and from the Alexandria steamboat
Pennsylvania avenue Tor low are OF TWELVE a
HALF CENTS and hopes to receive the patronage
Travelling Public The Omnibus will leave the wharf
tire arrival o. the boats aud Will
point they tsAy desre, on or betw.e
Fullrrs Hotel and the Capitol; and will souhwes,
corner Of the avenue and 9TH street. Opposite Coena
Ia and 10 M and 1919 2l-2, and 4l2, p m,
convey passengers To the boat. ]. w. ELLIOTT.
N BPassengers Tor the Mail boat the Omnibus
at sl.2, m, and will be called Coemans ano
Browns oct lZ-dly'
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NEW M ESTABLISHMENT

ius ShSSh WA ~ " SHENCE,
HAVING associated themselves together under the
GASSAWAY g. SPENCE,
for the purpose Of conducting the BOOT AND SHOE
BUSIN ESS, In all Its various bra inches =, would
therefore most respectfully inform the citizens Of this
upos that they have laid In superior stock of French
and American CALF SKINS with the very be quality Of
Spanish and English BEND SOLE LEATHER with a
general assortment OF other Materials which they will man.
uiact9re into genemens dress and other BOOTS in the
very latest French and American styles Also materials
r for the splendid FRENCH OPERA BOOT. Being
satisfied that their experience in the practical opera
tons Of their business give them decided advantage
over most Il not all who are now engaged in this business
In this city, they hesitate not therefore invite conpe.
ttion-lwe mean no offence 70 the trade,]
We have on hand general assortment Of gentle.
mems dress BOOTS at prices varying from s5to o. Also
ladies' msses shildrshs and boys together wlh all de.
is kept In well regulated Boot and Shoe Establishment
all Of which will be disposed Of the most pleasing terms
for CASH ~
Members Of Congress, Heads Of Departments citizens
and strangers who prefer ease and elegance combined
invited togive us call
GASSAWAY & SPENCE,
South side Pa avenue, doors west OF 9th street,
oct s-dtianl' nearly opposite Browns Hotel
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COAL.

COAL.
JOHN PETTIBoNE is receiving daily his supply OF the
above article OF KINDS together the cele
brated BUTLER COAL which he has had the pleasure oil
introducing into this Market and which has highly
by those who have IT, suitable Tor kler
mans Ranges, Radiators DC.
Glover Hill Coal an excellent article Of Bituminous
dump CoaD thought TO be equal If superior the va
rious kinds heretofore used in city.
Orders received at the yard Lenoxs Wharf, near the
Long Bridge and at his Office, L. f. Massoles drug store
side Pa avenue, between IL and 9th Streets or al
John I. Calan's. oct ST
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The CoIumbian Fountain

nor SATURDAY November 9th, will contain besides
its usual variety report of the truly eloquent Address
Temperance, recently delivered by Rev. LEVI REESE
onNic Kentree Chapel Northern Liberties. Persons wish
ing supplied with copies Of this interesting speech
be by calling the Fountain Office, liz
street. a few doors south of Pa avenue, nov It'd
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Libraty OF Congress,

NOTICE s hereby gyen that the Library OF Congress- will
IN be closed Tuesday, the 18th OF October and will not
again be opened until Thursay, the 18th Of November
oct l2--sod I'm JOHN s, MEEIIAN, Librarian.
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PLAIN AND FANCY
DRESS

MRS. LANSDALE would respectfully inform herIfriepds
M and the Ladies' of Washington, thai she has removed
to the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street. cd
door, where she Will be happy TO wait upon all who may
iavsr her with their patronage.
Thankful for the many avors OF the past she hopes by
particular attention TO Cutting, Fitting, and making Dress
ing, to merit continuance OF the same.
Mrs L. can accommodate three or four Boarders
2l-Gmd. r
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The Greatest Newspaper Depot in thu
United States!

United States!
There are over four thousand fiyc hundred
Brooke, .shiilington q Co. We viii name a a
New York Herald.
New York Tribune.
Baltimore sun
New York Herald New ok Tribune. p,mor, SIM.
Saturday Courier, Post Dollar Newspaper Meals Gazette
Philadelphia Yandee Doodle, Emporium, New World Age
the Free, Yankee, Uncle SAM New York; Yankee Blade
Living Age Flag Of our Union Boston, Western Continent
Gazette OF our Unon Baltimore; London Pictorial News
Pictorial Times and p M1ayu, ms
Book; National Magazne Columbian Magazine; The Play
mate dor Chidren) Brother Jonahan Chambers Mscel.
calls win be delivered to subscribers in any part Of The
city.
which Books, Prescos Conquest Of Peru; Napoleon
~ Sports and Amussments The Court Of Louis XIV by
splendid edition Of the Arabian Nights and Robinson
Crusoe, ypee and Onoo by Herman Melville; Envelopes
every description In sct eSsrythas IN the Book
and Stationery line.
Corner Of Penn Avenue and i2 street, and corner Penn
Ave-, and 18th street at
oct S--dlm'
IuIE Subscribers having received from tip North their
. nu kOOus, SUDsslu8 IN part OIL Cloths Cas-
slmeres, and Vestngs, have hand and are constant
ly manufacturing all kinds Of Ready made Clpthng which
they will sell at such prices fail TO please all who
may favor them with call They have hand large as
sorlmen OF Shirts Of the latest style, Dressing Robes Draw
ers Stocks, Cravas Umbrellas Hosiery Gloves &c Per
iumery, Soaps Shaving Cream Combs, Brushes and Ra
zors, DC. &c. ut
ALSO ltU.. ~.
Just received lot OF Fancy Goods suitable for presents
i. BRENNER a. son.
Ej-W We have Just received n few line Bead Retcues
Also-Pearl and Shell Card Cases md "A lot OF BUTTERFLY
Combs, OF late style, which we offer low for cash
oct Sim r. BRENNEK a. SON
NOT MATCHED. ---
mr., SCHWARTZE'S Compound Extract Of S,rsaparla
Tor the cure OF all eruptve Diseases bronchitis
hsn, scroiulu, and general debility. t#.
DR. Schwartze's ono.Thernia Ague Pills warranted
TO cure In hours
ALSO
DR. Schwartzeis Unrivalled Vermifire
DR. Martins celebrated Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry
for the cure oil coughs, colds, consumpons and
Ct the chest generally. 1851
Dir Sweetsers Panacea, for the scrofa in ali its
orms diseases OF the skim drcpsy and all affections the
bladder and kidneys.
DR. Amats Italian Panacea, the cure OF all bilious
disorders dysentery dyspepsia and all diseases dependent
corrupt humors
Also, Swaims long celebrated Panacea, and all other
remedies oil modern Improvement.
To- For sale at DR. Schwartzes Apothecary Store Penn
syyanla avenue, near I'd street
oet6--2awlm'
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A GARD no THE LADIEs,

MISS NJ. L, WILSON, having permanently located IN
III Washington, Offers her the LADIES'
ionable dress maker An Of ten years a
onabe community ushes her in thinking she give
isfaction TO ALL
Her facilities for receiving the latest fashions and furnish
ing trimmings are ample
South OF Pcnnsy Avenue, between 9th and 10Th
streets, second story OF j. IS tiilps Variety Store
DC 81 .
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sTILLINGS a. HARVEY,
UNI DER r "A TX Err s

Corner TN and II streets, Washington, d. c.,
MOULD respectfully inform their friends and the public
w IN general that they prepared to attend funerals
the shortest notice.
Mr. HARvRY's residence is slh street. doors above
where lie can be found all hours Of the night.
oct l9-d3m' 'us
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OPENING OF THE
WASHINGTON RESTAURANT,

BASEMENT OF Washington Hall, southwest corner Of
ID Pennsylvania and Sixth street On Monday, the
LIST OF November this splendid establishment will be thrown
open the Public where the friends Of the propretors and
the citizens generally respectfully invited toca
RAND a. WILLIAMS,
oct3D-tf e' Proprietors.
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WING NATIONAL CONVENTION,
FOR SELECTING CANDIDATES FOR
PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES.
To be held at n, on tho 49, day Of, 10.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

DgLEaATEs AT LARGE Coy. Anthony Colby, of New
London Hon. Ichabod Goodwin, Of Portsmouth,
Substitutes Perey Of Concord; Thomas L, Sanger
Of Dover
District No I-Charles w, Gutter, OF Portsmouth,
Subsiitute--Gllman Marsion, OF Exeter
District No. II--George w. Ncsmth, q Franklin,
Standardization Sawyer, Jr, Of Wakeheld
District No II-Amon r. Hughes, OF Nashville.
Substitute Isaac s,turtevant OF Keene
District No IV-Jonathan Kitiredge, OF Canaan
Substitute Augustus v, Brewster, OF Hanover.
VERMONT.
DsLRaArEs AT LARGE. Solomon Foot, Of Rutland n
Everett, Of Windsor
substiiuesAL Miner Of Manchester Carlos Coolidge
of Windsor.
District No. IA r. Lyman, OF Bennington
Substituted. l.. Can, of Orwell. .
District No. lI-H. Cuts, of Hlrtland.
Saskatchewan. Hebard, Of Chelsea. glr,
District No IIl--H. Il. Royce, OF Berkshire
Smbstituie--H H. Stacy, Of burlington "t IA,
District No. lv-P Baxter, Of Derby +
Substimte-L. ii Deiano, Of Hardwick.