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Coruoraiion Notifies.


81 PPIlEs VI 6fOt Ehib' I'll 80
.,..l will b. received hy The CoWmiss 'nef Al rs
oaC. n III ParE unu o'clock. P " u ne llh hsAa
f,r ,upp,ing Tor tie Use ~ me AIMS hous7 DrpaVN'
Sd Chests ark T-s,
- co. Green Tea
100 Bsgs Cote Samples - - seen a.
% Boxes sugar. .,,. he Ofice-
S. Hhds. Mu.cOgsd0 Moa"ef'
az BIS Pure cider NinsgN'
60 sacks tee Ashion salt - -. ,...,.A
~ Pr.Te PorK 90 Do. 60
~ SD. H-svv W-sht 50 ,Lesther Henlock tanned
so 40 Itght DO Go. 40
90 CO. Wax Leather
20 60. Grail DO
81 al Wet do. ,., .
n ~ delive-sd a. Bellevue. fo)t o. TTeniy sA1hss
- - al s,n.ns on be NJ uotfel IA parcel 10 pe
s,,r.fet f1r .ep.rate ard vi be decide 10 Iha1 man
~ "a oaers uls be- 4cr0mral ID by "tlleu
,.s svtp esp nsb .-rsons TO he enect mat lney
~rtss. inst ~ bidder bidders wiii II MS OF tusI
~ he s-rep.-d forth sit1 enter into an Oouta'h' VII
-or .ot sr -i-rt - Irrisn ne ali g A4r@
oi m .e II farr- on psrt Of m contractor % De
liver al cr aly ~ lls articles me Conn ''n'l .,
nAve power supply ih- leacielce'' Alu az - "
ali be chsrgst I'D Brd PAD by De- CONTRACTORS
G. LEONARD, Commissioner.
OFcs ofth- Comm ssiarer ~ Allnshou'e
N-w-YorS Augast3. ls+l. SUD lhl1
NOTICE To CtKTMhN Ia Renew heif Lenses
- - xtl.ct, fr.ra lsw emitted " 4 LaN 10 frkua.'
Cars ana Csrfmeu Pa'srd h- ION Gay on tls,', ~, -
So 3 A Lic-uses % Cariuel 'htu expire Oh 'n7 'aa
Nr-lsv Of Ju.y sfter The da.- thereof
SEC Every q-r.ou receiving DIS License - ~
,sp hal oar L. gre Mayor Tor The use % NE ciiy s
sun of $40 dollars AMI Sly c-us, snd upon we Iru 81
ofsuy Cariusn. License such person 'ha ray ss Aor'
sd. The - shy cents, . - - -, 49,.
IN Conformity herewith. The Csrimrn are hereby Re-
ogred o renew their licenses - TIE Mayo once w
IA, =, commence on Monday The p day of August lsi,
q. O'Clock A. M-fouf asses eaca dSy' N sucee'''H
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MONDAY AAE4st 4 ass ~tf IL
TirLF vi -Gcaerli Pcoristonf-l tXtfact sec ~"
Csrt Truck or Drsy. whether ostei or other"i'e End
not employed tn ihs transportation % goods Tor hre or
wees snd no Miknans Gait shall be driven or usrd 10
sn street ans avenue public place 10 The City OF view
YORK. without having he % The owner rfeo paint.
cd With bsck paint uron white ground on ne square OF
the ser part Of shafs q such cart. ruck OF dfay
plainly 10 be seen, under penalty OF i've dollars To Ne
sued for and recovered from The or Fnefs or dr.
v-rs thereof s-versily aHd respectively
The following Jules are 10 be observed by the Carmen
l., Zach Cart must have The number NEW and plainly
painted on hOlh sides Of the shafts. with black oil pant
upon white ground. .
ID Each Csrtmsn, on the day designated Or bis Cass
mus, appear with his Horse sud Carl al he norm SIDE OF
the PAX ranging in line along ChamoerssL east
Of Broadway giving space round each, IN oider hs INC
suprfint-utrnl Inspector may examine mo NUMBERS
ant c0uf tons ofthe Cars, &c.
Sd Zach Cariman must produce his present License III
order that u may be renewed.
an Every Csrtnan ho ,hsll neglect to appear on ne
day gnst-d FOR his So, shall appeer without DIS
number and plainly panied As directed ny .sN, VI
be- cOu.id ed having iuq1lshed Inc business OF
Caftmnn AMI bis License VIII be- snnuled accordingly
B. Order THOMAsF PEERS, Firsl MafshsL
York Na.ur's DfHra July .n. 1871 fN2o tAuAb
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DI BLIC NOTICE . hereby glTen lhaI prIIIVu Ha'
been presented 10 the Board Of Assistant derulrn 10
have sewer constructed Ia Iii hlh-avenue from rory
secoud-sL 10 Fin, -fr,Est. and 70 Fony.hth-.L rom
Et,hlhavenue to the Ninth avenue thence through Forty
secOud-sL Tenth Also to have sewer cou-
sruced In Forlj OurtnsL from Eighlh 10 MINI avenues
All parsons Interested IN the above proposition, having
objections h- sane. desired 10 present mem 10
writing 10 undefs gned hs Office No Han oi He
cords ON or before the l6th day Of August iusL
MARTIN Z. THOMPSOS, Street Commissioned
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20 GkkhNWOOD CEMETERY
. COMFY ISLAND PERRY.

MI splendid AMI conscious ,,-srhr,,,
ANtRlCAN EAGLE, CspI Pose ~
regularly 10 Gomez Island aurng Ne ses.or isntrs
a. gorg Hamilton IS foio~-s
THE EAGLE, liyls Auo,.
Isorfns P,<r No l. Y ~ 10 A. snd ard sP n
Ieaspng C9rey h'.ud Al Ia A and II snt 81 Pm
Ia abolition tho shove tnPs te EAGLE will mas- 90.
tfp FoU n smiou In ne moruiny. raring ne Cny a
7uc'rcs rrmmirg leaving Fnrt Hamilton Al 5efes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10

j 80 new three story houses sos ard 567 rentsL I'M
mediAely east Of TOmpiinssquare. The houses re
handsomely finished and mediate possession can De ns
Also-TO LEr-The small store sud lTge dry cellar
building corner Of Beekusn end Ch ss FOR terms
apply to lsu92t'l R. HOGAN, 80 BteSmso.sL
- ST PRIVATE -AI.E.-Sc1enfh arcrus Two
- lots Of ground, each Il feet 81 riches by l eet on
~ the northeast corner ofSeyenih avenue aud Twenty
elghthst
Seventh avenue between Twenty-eghlh and Twenty
being he fourth lot from the y T. corner OF Seventh
avenue and Twenty eghih-st
Eqih otenue and TrcnB- and 1ireHfy fetefh - -
plot Of ground having frontage OF ~ feet ON the east
side Of Eghh-syenue between Twenty sixth and Twen-
seyeuth SIS equal ~ lots each - feet by 100 rect IN
N.o one ot - feet by half the block in depth The
north eide ofTwenty.sixhst 100 feet from The N.
T. corner Of Eishth-aVenue and Twenty sNih.st
Also one lot forming an l. the south side OF Tween
ty.seventh ~ distant lbs feet from the corner Of
Eghlb.ayenue and Twenty seyent1st Foi Al,.st pai'
clisrs Apply 10 ANTHONY BLEkCkEk,
aus lw Auciione-r, 7 broad-sL
ga WILLIAMsBuRGH PROPERTY FOR sale
Is. cheap-A house and lot susled l75 Grand-sI VIII
bs disposed Of very low for cashthe lot 10 100 feet
deep BY Is feet front and rear TUE nelspu.aD,e me
slO,y kitchen in tho rear Apply 10 HENRY PAsoNs
Land Office, Peck.sip Ferry Wllsmsbargh or ~ = X
BUNCE, on The premises ly-O lln
80 ATPKIyATE -ALE-A valuable lot ofsround
III the side Of Fhavenue, 10 The center OF the
block, between Eighteenth aud Nlnoseenlh DIS
Terms very favorable. Apply To ..u,..
su6Iw Aucuoneer, BrOadst
~ FOR SALE OR LEA sE.-Tbe elegant Bleach
"a ing Dyeng aud Csleudefing establishment Al aei'
"@ son New Jersey known A. The Washington bieacn
Works" The buildings and machinery are In complete
order. ready for immediate operation
For Information respecting the condition And character
VI hs works. application may be made to ".
THOMAS ROGERS leo ~ Wallst New-foh
JOHN D. PRINCE. E.q. Prsciicsl B,ezcher. Dyer and
Printer, (hnn Of Plummer and Plincel or TO
JAMES SHEPHERD, on The fenses lylg wv
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-U-- ,,IoKNING s0Ar at hslfps.r ) r.

S<Nias--i~ Albany aud intermediate latdirss-fn-
ss><sr-ssss5 NJ c-ns -sreakfssi and dinner % sf9
the b,et-The well knowu low pressure stssmhosg
sOUru AMERICA Capt T. y Hul,e, VII cave The
steamboat pie foot Il Bsrcleysi Tuesday THURSDAY sd
S.,,rt.v A. ,ps.t6 O'Clock A. N. sgs 2~s
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1,.,o,Istter. Remaining in the NJ Y Post omce,
LiS' VI "'' SATURDAY, August I:

~ pka,. uue.rtOs he DArE Of Tie L's' IN rA @5
Ia -,,,1d LADIES' LIST.
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DW d I. ALrH IT NJ OIvIs OVIII'uUu OOI1'
f,,TIIHD DISTRICT POLICE OFFICE, Essex.

stAi person. interested 10. or Claiming properly 70
suug In said Police Ohce ths hrst Monday OF Janu
ary ls4 hereby notified 10 make proof Of owner.hp
Of property isid Police Once, ON or before Wed
r-,iAy the IN day Of August b47, Ali said properly
which shall ne unclaimed said cay will be sod al pun
lie anctO1 Thursday the 9sh August 1877 al 10 O'CLOCK
A ~ Al c. Chambeflains auciioneer, spfuces st.
said property consists 81 watches, lot Ot rope pigs OF
iron pis. of cad shoes Ac By direction Of he Magis
1v7 s,go. EDWIN Y COREY, Clark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10

- an PRIVATE sALE-Eighl lots Of ground On
NJ the side OF the Sixh-ayenue between Thirty
VA ghlh and Thirty ninth Also three lots on the
side OF rhirysiRhhst adjoining on the rear OF HE
sixh-ayrnue. For particulars anpls 10
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Aycioneer,
Z hrna1
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- Observation-Disclosures,

e.yf9 Have Antwerp, Bremen, Hamburg, ROuefdsm
srr1' and Amsterdam, asD, 10 New-OrraDs NuoNf
Charleston and ssysonah At all times be secured 20
The mosl ss1nabe terms by hs class shp, sa
ug on their appointed days Also, by ampost r>if -
aud canal All parts o. the UDiied States aud ne CsDad a.
by the mO,t sp and eEpedi ops routes. For iahf
particulars apply 10 JOHN HERDMAN, 1870 souihsL cor
her II bower, and NJ P. ObERN co. 20 "esssl e~'
ner Rector. ~
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DIRLiC NnrICE |. het.ny sLgen LnaL Lhe flIowlng

DUBLiC MOTTO l. Is hereby given that The iOio"ng
4 -t4ons have been pr-seoted M the Board u Alder
men. viz t. have sidewalks OF Twenty MN street
between second avenue ana the E7si rIver tagged 70
have the sid-wslks Of Forty nifl sifre between Lynn
avenue BOouIngda road, tagged and cufD ana su
therein To have cum and outer sIou sol
fu Thfr-lh street between Sev@uh and kighn avenues
To have curb and ~ set IN Tniry hrs're- De-
tween seventh AID Eighth avenues and To have sewer
contracted w-nly eighhstre- ON point 100 tre
IVES. Of Broadway aui 10 connect win ne sewer IN
Madison avenues. All p-rsO1s Interested In me above
propositions having objections TO NO same, are requested
10 present Them 10 wrIns 90 the unders gned 81 hi. ONCE
No Hall ~ Records Or before the I'm day OF August
S., A. ,ua,f..i,r.t. Ono. Auyus Z lsf7 au2
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.r-AFOR kiNGsToN;rreo ~. .pIs s.n.

EsDlt --.-i Nsleamer SANTA CLAUS, Capt Benz Over
hagh leaves the foot u Cortland o. mora
.idel ON Nondays Wednesdays and Rridays a. Ococl
= 81 FOR Kingston. landing Al Hammonlst. Csld~eis
West Point New bureh New-IIanbursh, Milton, Poggh.
Isepsie HYDE Pert. Emore's sud Rhnebeck. 90 saa-
days The Claus leaves the same pier Al oeoca 10
The morning makes thu following additional lsudlg'
Hammond. 81 Rockland LEAe, Van C"uftandrs, Ce1
Spring and Cornwall and returns same evening
For fsrher formation apply On board or ~ lis Wes$
This Rpsg be- chartered for Excursions every MOE
rr..g.v NV fu
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-n-.. AFTKRNOON Line, DAILY. hI

kwu{s Nswhurgh I'D Fishkil, landing al km
Coulsnd's tPeesskilll West Ps,at Coz
spr,us and Cornwall The steamer T iiOMAs POWELL
Capt saml Johnson Will leave NE plerpoi OF "Afsns
Tor lie shove places every afternoon (Sundsys e,cepcJ
commencing April 10. at O'Clock Returning, vii eUs
Newburgh eyory morning ait O'Clock. N b All baggage
snd ~ every description tank bills or specie c
On board Of this boat must De ~ The sk O ihe own l0
o. unes. the book ~ the boa reeined ot
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- -..--. A. g. 10 .meuL- TrfFtst =, 5000 30
4o,.,I will be-, received hy the Commissl 'nef Al M
c4s IN H. Psrr unul o'clock P u NJ llh n-iAo
f,r ,upp,ing Tor tie Use of ne AIMS HOUSE D7pa'VN~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-10

ID -ULNED, Thsf on and Aer The nrsi Monday or Au-
lltus bext he several ordinances REQUESTING CABS As
unct separate from hackney coaches shA be ana me
by effect hereof 81 that time repeated Hnd rom
ard afer all shall be regulated numbered IL
ceu.ed ard 10 all respecs governed by the ordinances
rrlstvs hackney Provided however mai me
Re. Tor license o can drawn by horse only shall 0e
10 mora thAn three dollars Adopted by HE BOaId OF As.
sstsnt Aldermen July ~, iti7. Adopted by me bosa OF
Aldermen July II. l2f7
Approved by lhs Mayor July a. 1871
ID a lnnInnn lOmnrll
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~ FOR kENPUKT.-Ihe sleameT JU
.-.rSls<zs.zj~sEPH r. COFFEE, will leave We pier
foot OF Chsmber st. al o'clock z NJ daily
Sunday excepled) for Kew Port Returning leave hey
port atst NJ. y. b. The boat VIII i.a.s NC" % ~
SUNDAYS ~ ~ A NJ and Key Port ats = NJ siS I'M
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aENrLEMEN's LIsr.

ROBERT IL. MORRIS, p. m.
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10y The subscribers = VI dispa CD regular SUCCESSIVE
Of hrst Glass shps during ths season % ne aDre
port by which freight aud passengers Will De iasrn HN
rates aud tie nnOd zOns for second cabin snd ss
aye pas.eogers will b. uneqused ny rtner ine fH
father particulars apply 70 JOHN HEkDMAN.
loo SnDth-sl corner Dover, and
sua NJ 2 OHERN & Co 5D Mesl-sl. cnlnel kecIol
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<dxH by The new line OF Liverpool Packets Pscses 4
- tue 2st August Toe splendid. new. fat ssuns
packet ship LIVERPOOL. $50 tons burden Capisin n
bridge will sail from Nes-iofk on th- Hsl August go
from Liverpool on The Oh October. Eady spplcd@n
should 10 made To W & J. I. TAP~COff
"a h.sf
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.T- AENCUR-iONs q Bulf. ssrry -
a.s-srl..---iN aalnn Porl L. a. r,l-,x = -,-

Faro One shiiiing. ou AID ster Surf, y Jsiy hi -
c,,nnodlo1s .teAn hoa,s FRANK Cspt Il. sou -
ROBERT ASNtTT- Capt =, ed Gsyiora n -. -
foO u Canal-sL every day tsgsday. exc-oieIi Nd 49,
10 A a. ,. Ssnie NJ Returning, ali 81. ~ n.
egery dsy tSancays excepseol A. X sdIlAa ltt~S
and p ~ 't~e
ON sUNDAiS-Tae hosis vii le.gs C.o.d.
10 A ". soi ?. NJ Leave Rou Lee sss ssS ~ !"
H. and e NJ - A. \
For ssr scoommocst'ou q Pirn'. ,se o,h-, ....,-,
are psrsos a boat VII leave Fou Leo n7iPV et
Tuesisy Thuf,dsg and ss.gr1. e.rrirg = - e'eJ
Trinity CEMETERY III al o'rl.c. Ina, b,
each Gay ayseNc-gt-t vii &. ext-rfss d, ~ 49,
Cem-ify me eroani' 0f whsb have h-@r -, 10y
SlI 10 NE nos. orAgufa. snd picturesque asr~~f So
ne .Ar boat vi leave 'hs ceme,sry whsff.,,o n 20
Stages Wi. De- 10 readiness At F,rt L.. a., e,,s- -
tenEers % Hacsrn.sck Slptsvs ....,, - ~
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=. Only nEGULAn L,NE q Pact. 90 3 :; =.

~
&stS gow-The splendid nsw pscsetship bkODhsbf
Capt McF.wen, will sal positively on ne ION v
August her regular day. She mas splendid eabio aceon
odslions add also comfortably accommodate Inn
ed number Of secODd.cabiu passengers N san{ spYles
lion b, made 10 VA T TAPsCOrr, IS sOuth.k
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r n THELAKGEsT sssoftnenl Of eei
N ~ stsads, beds, maifes.e. and ieshss
Lzzzp<fr<4|H ever offered for sale ~ NJ. " ILLAkDs
- warefoOms. 100 Chatham, corner v
- VI Mulberry. 80,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-22

SPEAKING ILL OF A NE1GHBoR. Never
place confidence in person who makes it a
practice to run down his neighbor's goods, be-
cause he is in the same line of business. There
are those who are destitute ofmoral principle
so mean and selfish, that they cannot en-
dure the thought of the prosperity of their
ncighbors, and when they are out of certain
articles, which they know their neighbors
have in abundance, they do not hesitate to
tell the purchaser he cannot obtain in the
place what he is in pursuit Of. Such course
may answer for the time being, but it even
tually results to the injury ofthe liar When
the character ofsuch are found out their Gus
toners gradually leave them, believing that,
if they lie in one case, they will in another
and not only lie but cheat also. The most
dangerous men to deal with, are those OF this
description. You never hear the truly up
right man speak ill of another. With double
dealing and assimilation he is stranger
Portland Tribune.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-22

the whole world, therefore, is busy inventing
and producing for the benefit of man, we
must not neglect to provide for the greatest
Of all earthly blessings, health. Without health
there is no enjoyment, and we believe that
with proper ventilation and an abundance of
good water,no place need be unhealthy. And
With proper places for manly exercises, such
as large free parks for our young men to
spend an active evening hour, instead of run
ming to ball alleys and billiard rooms, our An
glo-Saxon robustness of constitution would
be as fully preserved in our. cities as in our
villages, and that deterioration OF muscular
fibre and health be preserved in our people
and which now appears in sad contrast with
the apparent stalwart frames which the men
of seventy-sir possessed.-Scicntifc An'erI-
can.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-22
For the Voice of Freedom
TOA FRIEND IN ADVERSELY

Brother, thou sayest thy heart is sometimes sad,
AS up and down this weary world we go
That through fatigue and pain thou'rt often led,
And oft art calrd to drink the cup OF woe
Thou sayest that disappointments whitening chill,
Has laid its blighting fingers on thy soul .,,,
That heavenly voice that whispers, Peace be stiH
Does not always those lonely thoughts control.
All we'll know this wold's a darksome wild,
And well know the anguish OF that heart
That weeps Alone far from its home exiled,
And from life's dearest hopes far, far apart
How bright is lifes Young morn! The fearless eye
Sees nought ahead its hopes to terrify :
Gladly we mount the boat and quit the shore,
And fondly hope the worst Of life is DER
But oh how soon,-to soon the pillows rise,
And rage and roar, and foam, by tempests dri ven
And nought but gloom and darkness meet our eyes
And hopes all vanish,-Eyen the hope of heaven
Oh how the world deceives Its sweetest joy
Soon turn to bitter NORWOOD Nought is there
OF all its baubles left, its flattering toys,
But sorrow, disappointment and despair
Oh dismal was the no ur, when from afar
saw the tempest realing,-black with wrath
Despair's dim gloom was lowering round my brow
The storm burst DER me, and pray'd-tor death
And yet it came not -rayless was the gloom
That circed round me,-in despair stoodi
Till a fair star far in the distance dim,
Beam'd mildly on me through the solitude.
Sweetly it sooth'd my troubled soul to rest,
As with its heavenly radiance it camei
Brother thou knowstits gmmerings from the rest,)
1t was that glowing star of Bethlehem.
1t guided me,-and still it leads me on,
Through this cold wilderness Of want and woe;
IT'S all my hope while other hopes are gone,
IT'S all my Joy, when troubles, DER me flow.
Then COURAGE brother,-onward amid the gloom
Jesus our captain, and our pilot too,
Then spread more sail, and keep the port in view.
Z. H. A.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-22

A New Stock IN STATE STREET. A
mone the stocks sold last week, we notice
shares in the South Congregational Church
When our Savior was on earth, he drove out
those who carried on traffic in doves within
the temple, and the money changers Il, e,
brokers' that attempted to convert the sane,
tuary into a shaving mill. Now, we find
the temple placed within the hands of the
tra(fickers in change, and quoted among the
gambling stocks of the day. Wonder wheeth-
er churches will be placed among the real or
fancy stocks? Probably the latter. Seri-
ously, it is a sad feature of the times, when
the House of Prayer, railroads, banks, rolling
mills and maIlcable iron companies stand side
by side in the strife for the almighty dollar
BoSt Post.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-22

Description OF THE CHINESE JUNK
The New York journal of Commerce gives
the following description of the China Junk,
which arrived at New York on Friday last
The China Junk is built in the shape Of a
whale boat, $50 feet long, breadth Of beam %
feet, and 2 feet hold. Her stern has a rise
from the deck of about 80 feet. She is built
entirely of teak wood. Her masts, three in
number, are Of teak wood. She has latino
sails. Her cables are made of bamboo, her
anchors of wood. Her cabin is 80 feet long,
% feet wide, and 1-2 feet high painted with
designs of birds, beasts, &c. In the after part
of the cabin is a large case, containing one of
their principal goddesses, having 80 arms and
hands stretched out. She is decorated with
Watches flowers, and other offerings The
vessel contains large number of curiosities
She has three windasses-one amidships, to
get up the anchor one on the bows,to heave
the heel of the rudder to the stern post; one
astern, to heave the rudder out of water
She is painted outside white, black bends,
from her stern to her fore rigging; from the
fore rigging to the stem, red. Has nine ports
on side, painted white with black streaks,
and has two eyes, one on each side CT the
rudder.
Her rudder is so constructed as to ship and
unship at will in short time. Capt. Kcllett
states that she is very fine vessel. She has
been perfectly tight on the passage Her
cost was $4,000. Her crew consists of 40
Cinnamon and 20 Europeans.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-22
For the Voice of Freedom.
A PICTURE OF LIFE.
BY II, S, SPENCER.

APICTURE OF LIFE.
BY H. S, SPENCER
The violet of azure hue,
1t blooms but for day;
1t drinks at eve the pearly dew
And smiles when comes the morning gay,
Alhapply its day doth pass
Until it sinks in the emerald grass;
Until its silken petals close
In sweet repose.
Our life is but a longer day
Than the violet can own;
We live awhile-then pass away,
Unmourned, unwcpt, unseen, unknown,
Oh lightly glides our day along, [throng
As streams 'twixt banks where howrets
AS clouds that float in the sapphire sky
Till they fade in the blue from the gazer's
eye.
CdStletoi, Vt.
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g5g' Found drowned in the Creek in this
village, on Sunday morning last, an Irish en-
igrant by the name of Patrick Dixon, sup
posed to be about twenty-five years old.
Also, on the afternoon of the same day, in
the Canal, opposite the Exchange Hotel-a
lad by the name of VIM. II. Albright, son Of
William Albright, aged about eight years.
Inquests were held by B. Goodale, Esq,
Coroner, and verdicts given" by accidental
drowning - Whitehall DEM
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SUICIDE. A melancholy suicide was com
mittcd IN Milton, VT, on Thursday, the 9TH
ult, by Mrs. Melissa Laughlin, wife of II.
Laughiin, of Albany, N. Y. 1t appears that
she was on visit to her friends, and had
written to her husband to meet her on her
return, at Whitehall, specifying the time
On the morning referred to, she arose ana no
left the house undressed, and threw herSel,
into the river just at the head of the so called
Great Falls. Her body was found on sun
day following. Cause, partial arrangement
Yer. Vermonter.