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NOTICE.

The Representatives Of the Vernon, Stale
Assembly ofihe United Brothers ofTemper-
ance, are hereby notified, that special meet
ing of said assembly, will be holden at the
Hall of The Relief Associatiod No2, al Yer.
gennes, The 2lsi day Of July l547, al 10 O.
clock A. M. The election Of Representative
10 the National Congress will be made al
that time. Each Association will sec that
delegates are appointed in season 10 repre-
sen, them al said meeting. Several sub Il?
Of importance will be brought forward for
action. JAMES NJ. SLADE, Sec'y,
July 5, l947.
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

The magnificent donation from Abotl
Lawrence of Fifty Thousand Dollars for
the School Of Practical Science connec.
ted with Harvard College, is an addition.
al proof that Boston merchants know how
to spend money as well as to gain it.
A friend who has lately returned from a
visit to Cambridge assures US of the high
prosperity of the University. President Ev-
erett has not resigned; nor is there any
probability that he will resign. He has
the respect Of the great majority of stu
dents, and the good wishes OF all friends
of the institution. He has received am
pie testimonials that the pranks of a few
unruly youths are not any indication of the
feelings Of the many, and that the perver
'siiy which the head of every College is at
first obliged to contend against, will not
be allowed to drive from his present hon.
orable post the mau whose name has gone
wherever the English language is spoken.
We are inclined to think that the Pres
ident of University should be relieved
from some of those petty Offices which
would seem more fifty to belong to COL
lege clerk and academic constable.
We wish every success to Edward EV-
ere;t in his present position. He who has
filled every Office with the highest fidelity
and honor. will not fail in the work that
should be the crown of his life. We are
glad that Mr.. Lawrence's Princely dona-
ton comes at this time, and that Boston's
most successful merchant now stands sid e
by side with her most brilliant scholar.
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DIED.,

In Monkton or. the 18th June, Mrs AL
ma Miner, ofApoplexy, in the seth year Of
her age.
She has left bereaved husband and an
only daughter; with numberlsss other friends
10 mourn her loss.
The momepts Ay-a minutes gone
The minutes ay-an hour IS run!
The day is hed-the night is herel
Thus fees week, month: year.
A year! how soon its past
: Who knows but this may be my las.s
A few short years, how soen:the're He'd,
And we are numbered with the dead" :
J. NJ.
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HEADAcHE.-Wrigbt's Indian Vegetable
Pills are a positive and certain cure for this
distressing complaint, because they purge
from the body those bilious humors which
are the cause not only of headaches. siddin-
ess, nausea and sickness. &C.. but Of all the
ills to which flesh is heir Ono IS cent box
OF the above named Indian Vegetable Pills.
nay, single dose, will frequently carry of
the most violent attack VI headache; but in
cases of long standing, perseverance alone is
wanted in order to make aspeedy cure Of
every description Of headache.
WGghts Indian Peeitabte Pills also aid
and improve digestion and purify the blood.
and therefore give new life and vieor TO the
whole frame Frame. as well as drive diseases
of every kind from the body.
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Or. WOODS SARsAPARiLLA AND WILD
CHERRY BrTTERs-Among the great variety
OF medicines which are continually coming
before the public, there has none found a
more extensive use, in cases OF, scrofula,
dyspepsia liver complaint, costiveness.
morbid humors. and other inpuriiy of the
blood than the above popular remedy. By
The operation OF The one, the morbid action
is changed, while by that oil tho other. the
irritation is allayed. and tone and visor i'm
parted 10 the debiliiated parts.
W.P. Russell. agent.
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That WOODEN LEG HAS CONE AT LAST
Inc only valorous part at Santa Anna-the "only
pan maj did mt Tu"-hss at length reached Goth
an ana Is exhibited to-day at the American Mu-
ten'n' where Barnum or his representative mana
geA TO keep up a succession of novelties which
ofa"s more quarters to his till than to any 9TH
ef establishment ofthe kind in the country, or per-
lap. the world. It will be worth twice the price
'i admission TO the Museum TO see the crowd Of
= 7aiiopE ihst will crowd that house TODAY.
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The following significant letter from Gen.
TAYLOR to The The editor of the Cincinnati
Signal. is cope from that paper in reply 10
a communication fro m him, requesting the
veSs Of Gen. Taylor upon:he subject of the
Presidency.
Headquarters Army ofOccupation.
Camp near Monterey, Mexico,
May 23ih 1S47. -
SIR Il have The honor 10 acknowledge
the receipt oil your letter, with the enclosure
Of your editorial, extracted from The Signal
The l4ih Of April,
A; this lime, my public duties command SO
fully my attention. that il is impossible 10 an
swer Your letter in the terms demanded by
It's courtesy. and The importance ofthe sentl-
ment 10 which it alludes; neither, indeed,
have the time, should feel myself al liber
~ 10 enter into the few and most general sub
jects OF public policy suggested by The arti-
Gle in question, My own personal views
were better withheld till the end Of :he war.
when my usefulness as military chief. ser
wing in the field against the common enemy,
shall no longer be compromised by their ex-
preston or discussion in any manner.
From many sources have been addressed
on the subject Of The Presidency. and do vi
olence neither TO mysel: nor 10 my position
as an officer of The army. by acknowledging
to you as have done 10 all who have aIlu-
ded 10 the use of my name in this exalted con-
neciion, that my services are ever al The will
and call CT the country. and that | ain no:
prepared TO say that shall refuse il the coun-
iry caIs me to the Presidential office. bul
that can and shall yield 10 no call that does
not come from the spontaneous action and
free will of The nation at large, and void Of
The slightest agency Of my own. -. =.
For The high honor and responsibilities oil
such an office, take this occasion TO say,
that have no, the slightest aspi1 on, a
much more Tranquil & satisfactory life, after
the termination ofmy present duties, awaits
me, trust in The society OF my family and
particular friends. and in the occupations
most congenial 10 my wishes. In no case car
! permit myself 10 he The candidate of any
party, or yield myself 10 party schemes,
With these remarks, trust you will par
don me for thus briefly replying 10 you. which
do with high opinion and approval of the
sentiments and views embraced in your ed
torial.
With many wishes for your prosperity il
| life. and great usefulness in The sphere II
which your talents nd eXerilons are embar
ked, beg to acknowledge myself
Most truly and respectfully;
Your obcdient servant,
z. TAYLOR, Major General UniteG
States Army.
james w. Taylor, Esq, Cincinnati, o.
Ind now mark wh IT the General says, 'tha
in no case can permit myself TO be the can
dilale ofany party Oryield myself TO party
schemes" Ifby schemes the General meonl
The measures ofany party, can he be support
ed by wings unless he is an advocate OF protec
ton. for the speedy termination Of The pres
ell, war. and opposed 10 the incorporation o
Mexico as a slave-terrilory. and how can he
be the candidate Of The loco-foco party, il be
takes these grounds,
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MIDDLEBURY
WOOL DEPOT.

The subscriber has leased the large Building
erected by Mr.. Ep Miller in the rear Of Messrs ].
M. Slade & Co. store, where he is ready To re-
ceive Wool on deposite
Particular attention will be paid to the interests
OF those who shall send me their woodland ad-
yances m cash will be made on delivery if wanted.
1.-THE opening market price, is not satisfactory the
Wool will be held thro' the season under the di-
rection Of the owners JOHN WOOD.
June 2s, lS47. 6w
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MiDDLEBURY ALUMsr.-The Anniversary
Of the Association will be held on the after
noon of Commencement Day. July 26th, the
Grafton by Rev. JONATHAN CLEMENT (class
1879 of -Topsham. Maine, Poem by Rev,
BYRON SUNDERLAND (Class 1881 of Batavia
New-York. The Annual Meeting will be
held a, theCollege Chapel on the morning Of
Commencement at o'clock; the preliminary
Meeting. at the same place, on Tuesday the
9th at 10, A. NJ.
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MARKETS.
BRIGHTON MARKET-Jusl 2s
June IL. ls47.

BRIGHTON MARKET-Jusl %.
Reported for the Traveller.
At Marke, 4s5 Beef Cattle, IL pairs Work
ing Oxen. 16 Cows and Calves, 100 Sheep
and So Swine.
Beet Cattie-Extra,S7 25; first quality Sc 35:
second aud. third qualities. from IS, TO
Sc 25.
Working Oxen-Sales at $7O,I9O, 100 and
1877.
Cows and Calves-Sales at s23 g. 30
and SO.
Sheep-Sales not noticed
Swine-at wholesale S l'2 C, for Sows,
| 7 for Barrows. At retail IA to 7 IA
Pigs weighing 80 lbs, in lots, at IA C. per
lbs.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-07-06

The Vermont Journal. published hitherto
at Windsor, byMr, Merryfeld. has come out
In a clean new dress, and enlarged in lis di-
mansions. It's whole appearance is highly
rreditable to the publishers. who are now
Messr. HALE & MERRYrIELD. These gen.
lemen, we believe, will render efficient aid 10
the good whis cause in the good staunch old
County ofWindsor
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Notice,

The COMMENCEMENT of Middlebury
Co lege will take place on Wednesday, July
25th. ls47.
The Rev JONATHAN CLEMENT, and the
Rev. BYRor SUNDERLAND will address the
associated Alumni. The Rev A. H. CLAPr
and the Rev. l.. P. HickoK d. D. will ad
dress the literary Societies.
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STATE CONVENTION.

The Wings of Vermont are invited TO meet
in State Convention by delegates at Montpe-
lier, on Wednesday the 9TH day of July newt,
al 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for the purpose of NOM
mating ticket for Stais Officers, and taking
all other measures necessary preparatory for
the next election.
HARRY BRADLEY.
ANDREW TRACY.
+, P. WALTON, Jr,
SOLOMON FOOT,
A. L. MINER,
GEO, w. COLLAMER,
ELIJAH CLEVELAND.
State Central Comnitte.
juno IL. ls47.
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OThe Liberty Parry abOlitionis's Of
oranse Count, have put in nomination for
inc senate, Harry Hale, Nelson MsrIit, aud
John Renfrew.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
the Probate Court for -the District of Addison,
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands ofafi persons, against the es-
tate Of -
WILLIAM, ROwIEY,
late of Shoreham in said District deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from the first day ofJune
being allowed by the said Court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice that we will at
tend to the business Of our said appointment, at
the dwelling house of Roda Rowley in said Shore
ham, on the first Mondays of August ard Sep
TENDER from O'Clock A. NJ to 4 o'clock P. NJ on
each Of said days. =
A 4! 6 Bigehard Commissioners.
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The wing candidates for senators in the
county of Windham are John Kimball, Peter
w Dean. Larking G. Mead.
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: Washington and His Generals, l and
vol. Also. Keeping up Appearances, tale
for the Rich and Poor. by-T. S. Arthur.
just rec'c and for sale. by. L.W. CLARK.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District ofAddison, Com
missioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands o. all persons against the es-
tate of
JOSEPH WILLIAMS
late of Bridport in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; And six months from the 17lh day of
June lS47 being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will atieLd to the business Of our said appoint.
ment, at the dwelling house of Amesa Williams
in said Bridport on the fourth Monday of July
aud November next from nine o'clock forenoon,
until o'clock P NJ on each of said days.
.AabetP Skig Commissioners.
Dated at Bridport, this 2sth day of June,
A. d. Ie47. 10
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Braintree, for county Senators. ,v
The Wings have nominated Geo. W;
pr,cb,rd of Bradford, DR.. Chandler OF
Tunbridge, and MIR. Herrick of Brookheid-
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Animal Meeting of the Members of
the Rutland and Addison Mutual Fire Insu-
rance Company, will be holdenat the Office
of said Company in Brandon on Wednesday
the 9TH day Of July next. at one o'clock p. m,
for the purpose of choosing Directors for the
ensuing year, and for altering and amending
the bylaws, aud transacling any other busi-
ness that may be deemed necessary when
met.
BY order Of the Directors.
I N. B, The above meeting will be
adjourned to Friday the 9th July l647.
z. JUNE, Seer.
Ins. Office, June sth, 1917,
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GRASS g. CRADLE

Scythes Snaths, Sythes, Pitch Forks, Rakes &
Scythe Stones Received and for sale by
Z. BEckWITH
July 5. lS47. - .s %;
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PAINTS.

PAINTS. -
Pure White Lead Turkey TIMBER
Extra do do. Burnt do.
No. l do. do. Terra de Sienna
Red Lead PruSian Blue
Eng. Venetian Red Chinese do.
Chinese Vermillion Cudrcar
American do. Ext. Eogwood
French Yellow Manganese
Yellow Ochre Varnish, Llnseed Oil
Chrome Green Spts Turpentine &c.
Also complete assortment of Paint, Varnish,
and White-Wash Brushes of the Best quality, at
prices that cannot fail to suit the purchaser First
door south of the POST Office. ". P. Russell.
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STRAY HORSE,

Taken up by the subscriber, dark chestnut
mare, with one white hind foot and star in the
forehead; supposed to be six yeats old. The own
is requested to prove property, pay charges and
take her away. FRANCISIPIPERJ r.
Hancock July 3D. ls47.
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SHAWES

SHAWES.
Cashmere and Berage Shawls, and Long
Shawls, for sale by - g..
June /. 1917. E. palette.
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WANTED =.

Most kinds OF Produce I'm exchange FOL
goods, by. e'4'
June l. 1S47, E. Pdllette.
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Groceries.

The Subscriber offers tor sale an assert
ment OF groceries that cannot be surpassed
in quality and price in Addison County.
Therefore those who walt a choice article at
low rate will do well TO call.
w. P, Russell.
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.~PRINTSlPRINTS-i.er

W. S. JOHNSON offers his present stock Of
Prints at a reduced price to make room for Fall
stock All those in want OF Calico Dresses will
do well to call at "tlie Peoples Store"
July 5. I647.
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NOTICE. H. =.

Broke into the enclosure Of: the subscribers; a
six year old bay horse, formerly owned by US and
sold to William NJ. Barker, of Charlotte, in the
Fall of ls45. The owner will please prove prop
erty pay charges and tako him away.
0.C.& S.G. FOOT:
Weybridge, July 5th, ls47 3w
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GENERAL TAYLOR AND THE
PRESIDENCY.

The following significant letter from Gen.
TAYLOR to The The editor of the Cincinnati
Signal. is cope from that paper in reply 70
a communication fro M him, requesting the
views Of Gen. Taylor upon:he subject of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27

.,,,u,l,,, a Confederation without dcn,iy Of po-
,,,,c,I heinz General Government Without sovereign
m. result being culison leinetn tie rreiensIons
S,,,p ,pdtIeu..nce aud Federal Diel, ing Tor
.,.r, u,sm The yer, States thai clamthe right oil set
,,ng aside It's authority al thtirown pleasure
..Whcn two authorities are up, neither supreme,
uow ss,u cunfcsion takes The by the other,
And falls in tie lap Of toih!'
Such is Sha kspeare's hric epi,tme {, The oon repeat
cd Efforts 10 concile mnssbll,l She foris n States
,n,v,d,ly weak obtain all The advantages uhhn
,J al my riul nationality, YET retain. al the same
,,u, sr,nrate sovereignty, with the preIoeall,eu nj nn
~, inc the .. neral authority al ih, individual dlscic
u. =,
The founders ii Republic, donhi, Lei eyed that
,hs, had guarded eii,eiuaIy against III urr c"hcis be
,~rru State rtensions the suPr government by
making he latter moi the creature 81 the States
ln, constituting tianaihn un tie great b1dy
f ,. pc pie mi mol dependent en the States
L., the eA Icisc ii lis aulh,iy, rqulIng lhslI agen
=. in any manner essential eher 10 the enactment OF
,be x,,,,,al, ii lis laws. Thee p,nelans
Lowcy,r-iuruuattl, lht, are hw-wh" would deny 10
the General 60, cn us caia cterislis oi naliay
and who seem TO think thai The perfection Of political
s,,tr embracing collection vi States is 10 be found IN
i, r, moderation like that which makes the SWISS Can
Ans 4 household Of strife.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
Mr.. CALHOUN'S RESOLUTIONS.

The design Of sulJugaiiug Mexico. either 10 hold ii
,oynce 10 incorp1aie utn the unloh.ar1 i"lnedly
s-prolat-d in the solutions offer Mr. Ia un IN the
stnzte "Wednesday. These utois, publ sh ID III
Yesterday 5 american, fresh, doubt, The n1s
Dur readers.
ali, oincia paper referring to these resolutions, and
the course ii Mr.. CaIhun last session. ~ favour al II
de|esrc line taxi II for gIau,ed Thai he tas notoppse
all ,errturial acquisition ''On he contrary, re
sum-, adds The Gnon ''ate' the important change,
which have taken place the las, session. aud the efea'
.onqn which have made IN M.Neo, MI. Calhoun
will be rather dishs, extend acquisitions than to
disclalm any territorial indrinniiy.'
II not improbable that the resolutions offered on w ed
nesday in the House ii epf seniaiives, by Mr Holmes
oil Sou h Carona, ANA ais, published yesterday
may afford indication oi The particular line II
policy which Mr.. Calhoun intends 10 advocate. One Of
these prop is fecede In Mexico all the territory
taken iron her beyond the RIO Grande, condition
that citizens have Tree lnlss and e9r,ss mo aud
from New Mexico and California, with The privilege
OF holding lands, exercising their religion aud oi carry
ing trade, fully any OF the Mexican citizens Of
these provinces.
The germs Of future annexa'ions plainly
visible here. Indeed, coislDe ing the number Vi Ameu.
cans already in Mexico California, ah the Intention
Of remaining there, the faurc scarey be ap-
piled the annexation process likely to be carried ou IN
those two proynces-Bamos American.
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From Me hnckerhocher.
THE FRENCIIMAN AND THE SKUNK.

Wecanno refrain from recording accident, which
we recently h, ard depicted by trlerd. a French gentle.
man, whose unosieniatons, but prnrey hnspita N adds
(what one could hardly deem ssii even new charm
and grace 10 the lovely banks Of the Saint Lawrence
along the most delightful reach of that respondent
stTean.
1t eeS twenty year., said he since za was in New
York; and 90 up one night in q upper part de cite q
was most IN de conlres.) if,andr. Ali oui :
W 'en com by de dooryard | see som sng-i know moi
what he ces, hui sought h. ltle rbbeef: but re
was yer t'ne. " up softly 10 heem All. ha say
10 myself i 'dv gos youl' ;, strike him % stroke
WIS my omfrei IN his neck. All ha suppose wat h.
do! D-aa h! lie strike mo back In my face wis his
- D-n! cannot tel! Il was dirf,Is--
DREADFuLs! lie q IL 50 yuu cannot touch him
and de saame' Stow myself IN de pond up to my
necks but II makes use | smell seer nee eek =
not like 10 90 III ze room Wis my traande. dig hig
mole TO put my c"eS IN de gr1uude: II ZEN =
dlg ZEN up: bah 1T Is de saaiaei put ZEN back
and dey smell one year; TIL z,y in de ground. II
les fanct?'
And So 1t ,cas a fac for no man born uf woman could
ever counterfeit the rvor oi disgust which distinguished
The graphic dcnealIon Of that sad mislap.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27

We have received. ~ a neat pamphlet. with band
some engraving, Rep It on the Wheeling and Belmont
Suspension Bridge. made 10 the Guy Council If Wheel.
ine hv CuARLks ilIIr. Jf, L. f.. which have read
uh much Interest, Mr. Elri has no Superior in h 4.
pro iessun In tins eonnry, ard las made tins species Of
structure the ,l9ee, e hs particular attention. The
span OF The bridge between the supporting towers is 1910
feet, AMI The eight Of he flooring y o ah We tho l.
water line Of The rivera elevation hich will n INIT
Steamboat. with chimney 80 feet high to PASS The
top Of ipod great as that oi 1859. The summit OF
The Eastern tower is 1873 feet above tie low water
mark CD feet alove the alutment mich supports II, and
81. feet higher than the the other side These
tow crs are built in the form Of an arched gateway
Twelve cables, each about III inches diameter, and
each composed ui $50 Strands of wire and measuring
1880 feet, PISSED the iowes three pair each
sdr, and support the wo,en platform Of the floor, by
perpedlcuEf ruJs wires. descending from the
The cables after passing the tops II The towers,
descend 10 the ground, and anchored in the rmrs,
masonry. The Whole cost u The structure will not cx.
coed $l45 900 and Mr. Ele' estimates that should i, be-
h. eater made Of 10 pass locomotive engines across.
thirty thousand dulars would suffice the expense
Of increasing breadth of the flooring and adding
cables TO sutan the increased weight The bridge must,
Rail Road il. The probability is that ii will be the
best in the United States Nj the VIE for the bridge
will be made in Wheeling. Tho greater economy, and
safety from floods. Of this dosc pon of bridges must
lime, bring il into genera, n,e. At Wheeling. ii
would be almost impossible To any other kind Of
structure which would not impede the navigation, and
which would not be liable 10 be swept away by nDod
far less than that which seen within the last ten day
IN the Ohio.
The W heclne bridge. we doubt not, will rebound to
Mr Elle's .une-bnt his reputation will be rendered
world wide, by another and far greater work of hc he
IS not only the Engineer, hut the We allue
10 the Rail Road Suspension Bridge, which he
engaged IN constructing The Niagara River Just
below the tails We have not before the details but
the money has been paid ia the commenced
and The contractor is II horseback BY the middle
Of June next 1t will add greatly TO the attractions of
the cataract. by aiodlng far better Of 1t than can
now be enloyod.
The bridge, in itself. will be magnificent structure
an iron nk between the two great ruling powers Of the
world. The vast system o railways, pr Iected aud in
progress IN PIPER Canada will be united To The New
York rosd, and III" made and intercourse between that
province and The United States vastly Increased