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Pedestrian Tour-scenery of the w hite Noun
taius.
Correspondence OF ne IHbube'
FRANcoNIA NoTcH, N. II. July ), ls47

FRANcoNIA NoTcE, N. II. July s. ls47.
Being on a pedestrian excursion with friend
through Vermont and New Hampshire, allow me the
liberty Of addressing Through your valuable journaD
the travelling community respecting some OF the besuii'
fal scenes 10 be met with the route. We left New
York on board OF one OF the noaung palaces oi
the Hudson for Burlington, VI from winch Psce we
started on foot across the Green Mountains taking the
valley of the WinoOski Onion River. for our rosd
Journeying from Burlington 70 Montpelier inc us'eier
has the pleasure Of seeing moot beautiful grazing
country-also continued view for forty miles oi the
Cames Hump snd Mansfield Mountains, the st
peak of the Green Mountain range sso, cont ID
view of the beautiful WinoOski, which will well repay
the pedestrian for that distance alone.
But il is OF this place wish 10 speak Leaving Hsver-
hill the traveller goes 10 Litteton, whence he can
take the stage TO this place, leaving Al o'clock NJ
and arriving here at distance - miles. The Lsisy-
eth, House situated at the base OF the Mountain oil that
name in the Notch 10 kept In the best style CAT reason
able charges by Mr. j. L. Gibbs, avery worthy and at
tentiye landlord
The traveller is here awestruck at the works OF the
Almighty. There precpices OF ROCKS on me ess'
side of the Notch which rise 70 the hightn OF Low 10
1000 feet The first object of interest thst shown the
traveller lie the Old Man Of the Mountain, which 10 one
oil the most extraordinary phenomena OF Nature mat
any one can Imagine being profile Of an old man
head on the summit Of ,hs Mountain where be has
sat 10 solemn and silent grandeur for ages and striking
the traveller win wonder and ssonishment at Nature
hsndiwork Another object of great interest is the
A
road Here also the traveller will witness another grand
scene. The Fume Is insure in the Mountain, the
sides of which nearly 30 feet hgh and from 10 80
feet wide composed OF rocks which perpendicular
and the sides smooth 10 have the appearance OF
being cut by The path 10 the Flume is circuous
but not AZ All dangerous and can be visited by ladies'
TIE Pool and Basin also objects OF considerable
terest-to al Of which our attentive host will take
pleasure in guiding the traveller or In furnishing him
xth guide for that purpose. The Notch Is easy OF
access every day either from Boston Concord or the
Waite Notch which Is % miles east ofthis- C. b.
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ALBANY. July l2 ls47.
MR EDITOR: This examination of this excellent
institution which has been in progress during the last
week was brought to a close Friday evening. Rev
Dr. Wyckoff read the Report on Compositions by the
First and Second Departments The Prize Essays were
read by Isaac Edwards b. +. Romano, and A. H. Wells
Esqs and the Report on PenmaDship by f. Wood Esq
Rev DR.. Sprague delivered an Address and read the
Annual school Report, which states that alter having
carefully examined the Records kept OF the daily reel
taons diligence and punctua attendance OF the young
ladies il has been sscerained that in the Third Depart
ment the following young ladies are entitled 10 RE
mjums: Misses Ellen c. knOwer, Charlotte II. Hsdley,
and Frances McCasky In the Second Department :;
Misses Emma c. Todd Emma A. Rathbone, Wilheimna
Rankin, Evelne Harvey. Sarah +. Lloyd Caroline NJ
Pemberton, Jane F. Artcher, Esther Trsver Janet G.
Hays Mary l. Gray AIMS g. Steele, Cstharlne ). Van
Rensselaer, Mary l.. Werner and Louisa Van Rensselaer,
And in the First Department Misses Mary A. La"ior'
CathArine Wilson, Georgisns A Todd, Mary A steele,
Caroline +. Howard, Catharine w. Dewitt susan L..
skerritt Homeris A. Bouton, Georgana 3 Draper and
Martha Finlay $500
communication Tor the manner In which they have sus
tanned themselves during the past year Misses Anna n
Moguin Csthelns T. Groot Cahsrine ; Groot Clarissa
j Harvey, Elizabeth A. Lansing, Sarah w. Dewitt
Mary l.. Smith, Phlsnds j. Harvey and Maria {. VIII
cox.
The following young ladies' have been perfect in their
studies in all respects, but have not been members OF
the School the required time for which they are allowed
to compete for = oremium Misses Anna w wilson, l..
Draper Agnes Jones' Catherine SwsrtZ Esther Cor
Jane McCresdy. Jalis Swarz. ID GroOt Lydia A. Town
send Eden Nj Remer, and Anna LawlOr.
Dr. Sprsgue then distributed the Premiums. Those
I in Needework awarded to Miss Mary Lswlor and
Miss Esther Trsyer.
Premiums in Penmsnship were awarded to Miss Mar
tha Finsy Of Kingston. Canada and Miss Jane P Art
cher of NewYork and, Ia Composition, 10 Miss susan
l. Skerrt the suthor Of the piece entitled The In.
huence of scenery and Music upon National Character
and to Miss Mary L. Vernon author OF the piece entitled
The Bible Her competitors were Miss Georgisns =
Draper. suihor of The First Day Ia Eden and Miss
Anna @ Si.ele. author Of :" VISIT 70 UTICA
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Books.
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Alto Rssacs De u Palms Monterey Ard Bueus Vista By
II. Montgomery with soorr-ct por,rSit Of General Tay-
or and four besutnl Engrsvtngs Of the sb0g- Bsges
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bound IN embossed m1slip gin back neat leagher-
Price 81. 8" Cone and iake me-
Copies rt By nsi TO al pars Of The United States
receipt u - Tor esch copy.
FOR sale also by most Of The booksellers N New
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lows. HoUsEs-The statute OF 9Th OF May last
,o,des that the electors Of any town in this State
rh has no townhouse for the transaction of the pub
business may meet, after due notice, and vote asum
money for the site Of and FOR building, town house
., exceeding H. do srs twice the number Of electors
ne Board Of Supervisors msy either cause the money
sbe collected or the question TO be once more sub
s,ted to the townspeope. Said townhouses are to be
y charge Of the Supervisor Town Clerk, and nearest
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yoRwIoH AID WORCESTER RAILROAD Con-.
,,u-A, meeting Of Stockholders of this Company
Norwich yesterday John c. Holland, Alex. De Witt
"a, A Rockwell. Joshua n Perkins, Daniel Drew
"a, B. Little, Daniel b Allen, VIM. 5. Underhill Mel
"a Rob- nsoD. Cornelius Vanderbilt and Edw. Bemen'
.,re elected Directors
IA subsequent meeting Of the Board Of Directors
jssy c. HOLLAND was unsnimously elected President
4 compliment fully deserved by the able and mosl
.sept manner In which he has hitherto discharged the
IL 10 ol.n
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TowS MEETISG.-One Of the iarsest 'o"n meet,
,,s. that W. ever remember 70 have seen congregated
:; re Toxnhsl Of Hag-rsto w (MsrylsndJ assembled
there on saturday afternoon last pursuant 10 previous
norce 70 deliberate upon the Carlisle outrage which re-
S IN he ss.tb of one of our most vaiuabie eiuzens
- 49, n vTUisms urssi5ed aud p. ambls and a
-. If resolutions were offered By jos J. Aeriek-
g. snS adopted with great unAnmity y lhs meeting
H'4 al" (Hsgers;osn Herald.
~Afsx days since, at 10 at night, Samuel
COOK an Ensli.h sailor being tired Of NE ned nand
1890 o,5s IA. n.ck and then 10 IN sppe-tree, be
h,rS ,ss Ho,ul,s aontrssl and thus erinstsd he az
istsncs.
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~ JAMES n. BUFFUM of Lynn, well-known
Gbodonst happening to live in street through which
M Polk and suite 10 pass In making their entrt
r,o that place caused flag on which was inscribed in
.e letters No union nth SlaUeholdrs, TO be attached
b. chimney stretched the street and fastened
4. The onnosita house
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supreme Court....JuLY IL

Judge Cady presiding. The Committee on Law
aaes made their report this morning which was dis.
FUSED Al length. Several new Rules adopted and
Osoer. were essentially modified They were fully
Yea upon and ordered TO be printed under the super.
'on Of Committee 10 be appointed for that purpose
Ine Coart then proceeded with the consideration Of
ne Lisiy Rules, upon which It is sdll engaged.
70 norpov
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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES,

EROM TIE CRADLE To rHs GkANE-Adspted ex-
Il cusgey her destruction Ia the natural avs % her
sn' al the diseases % her critics periods by I'd
ward y Dixon. n d. PIP. SIS price - p fourth edi
Ion. Also by lh- Sutfo similar ~Ork sddlss-ed
% Young men, pr 20; price = eighth edition These
works should BE- possessed BY every parent de'uous 81
he rtssctgAi or physcal aivAnceens Of thei chiden
The medical gous dsiy press hsye passed the
highest euoouums upon their auiiy snd n mors char
acler. For sale by ChAs n kNG
Corner OF Broadway aud Johnsl
~. fvf4 f.xs
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u Rev. LEONARD BAcoS, Of New Haven
sesched last Sabbath afternoon on the subject Of
War A correspondent Of the Register Loco com
,anents the preacher in saying that his discourse
vi, a political TRADE icortky Of Tom. Cor'oin.
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Agents wanted throus CHOU. The country. iyl4 lw.
vpw Ann vAruARLr AsrRoNoMIOAL

XloRK FOR PRIVATE Learners, he family circle
w Common Schools ard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mars series Of sixteen coored ehsrs escn ey 4 re
sccompaued by an elaborate Elementary rrestse The
whole designed illustrate the mechanism Of the Heavens
by X. Madison.
The plan Of his work entirely original Each msp IL
luslrs.e distinct part OF the movements or Phenomena
Of the heavenly bodies until all the leading principles OF
this noble scisnce made perfectly mteigbe 10 the
learner The Elementary Treatise describes each hsuro
on maps and specially sdapts the work 20 ne lniy
circle tire private student and 10 schools The parent or
teacher In the use Off may Instruct youth of twelve years
and upward. giving clear and prScuca knowledge OF
The study as he progressed The maps besu ni a.
work Oh ART they mounted snd put np 10 neal box
for transportation with copy Of the Treatise, -
per set thick paper snd al So ~tIh co1n BACKS ruo
ma HUNTINGTON / SAVAGE, 2l6 Pesl..t Y.
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n The veteran and conservative Editor OF the
MASSACHUSETTS Ploughmsn, of the most substantial
uicuturs journals in the country s out In favor OF
tAs Land Limitation aud the lnsliensble Homestead
The Courier and Express will have to see to this else
,bs permsneucy of the established order OF things
nav b. endangered
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NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.

v,.s-Hon John w Dana. the present Go
If usine. has been nominated for reelection
Loo Foco Legislative Convention. The ques-
-, a appointing delegates to the National Con
..u,;op was discussed but before taking the ques-
-, the Convention adjourned till the next day.
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General &otlres.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS,
WLRR- & WE l. l. =,
y SIN I3I Nassau-.t- y. \.
~ Water-rur F.tnbII.hmeut. 4

nd s,osset lOys.sr Bay L. l. D. SEW he earliest
Americas practitioner sud aulhor serCure, receives
psaen.s A, above Those al distance may, by sending
= zee he advised FOR = treatment st home my15
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MISFs IN CORNWALL AND DEyoN-The Mining
Jrusl shows that last year, ten mines in Cornwall
sytot Of S550O00 had been diysed among the share
holdsrs although the outlay was only $4,000. Other
Is mines, now abandoned had, during the time they
worked yielded profit Of sl5,0OOOOO. To make
Advantageous Investments however there must be both
udgment and economy otherwise great losses may be
Incurred
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.o On ons M fr ol, 6 AN. hnIOP.M

Office open from D A VI. I'll IT'D 2. VI.
r. Letters and Newspapers viii be received a.
the foreign ship Letter Office of me New ORR Tribune or
The psck-tship WELLINGTON, Capt Chadwick, when
sails FOR London on the l6t1 inst
re- Also will be received al the place Letters and
Newspapers Tor The stesmer CALEDONIA Capt Le'1'
which sails fom Boston for Liverpool The 10Th Inst
The oversud postage on all parcels must be prepaid
" Also, will be received Al the sane place Letters
ana Newspapers FOR the packet mp ~ kOO MIL OaP''
Edgsr. which sails for Hsyre on The lom inst
rY- Also win be received 81 the same place, Letters
sad Newspapers fOr the paeket-ship FlDELlA, Capt
Yeston, witch sails for Liverpool on tns ie'h inst
~ Western Land Agency, DETROIT, Michigan.
l346-Sr The undersigned continue to devote their 81
entot 10 the business Of this Agency, viz The purchase
and sa Of Res Estate the payment of taxes retaining
sold for the purchase Of lands Al tar sales
the examination oftes the entry OF State Government
lands the examination and plating II ands leasing city
and village properly and collecting rents collecting BONDS
mortgages and other evidences OF debt the purchase ann
sale OfMichigsn State liabilities.
They have careful and trustworthy Agents al the prncl'
pa plscesin Ohio. Indians, Illinois, Wisconsin and lows
and in each Of the organized Counties OF this state
prompt and particular attention they you the foi
loving gentlemen Tor - nom they transacted business
~ Office opposite the Michigan exchange JEFFERSON
'V S9Sses ?. MACY. va SHt u DRoes
re- Go. II. BsooHE.p SO Merchants Exchange, 10
Agent Of NJ. L D. no New 1orA
Nep- York Cy-Fredeuc Bronson, Esq. Daniel Lord, Jr
ESQ Hon BENJAMIN +. Butler, Charles Butler Esc.
Messrs d L A kingsand & Co. Messp. Hoadley Phelps
A Co Messrs Weunore Co. Silss c Herring.
flbav-George Dawson, ESQ. Evening JOurnaL)
Rocasster N f-Messrs Smith Perkins, Messrs. Sage
/ PancosL Asa Sprague, ESQ,
Bueaio. " W. D. Elmer ESQ. messrs. Hayes
Boston. Na,,-John n Barbour Esq W w Denni. ESQ
PAilad,iphia Pa-Messrs. Draper. Tappan Co.
Troy, n. Y--C. T. Tracy, ESQ.
Bataria " Y.-Junius Smith, Esq
Hsrkimer Co. ". Y-M Grant, Esq
Lulsing bpgk, ". H-Sidney d. Smith, ESQ Chsuncey
p. Ives, Esq
Hhadson, ~ Y-Ale1. C. Mitchell ESQ.
Dcfroi. Mieh-Messrs Gray Lewis, David Stuart ESQ
MAJ Tnomss Rowland.
H4siing fon. ID C.-HOn. Wm. Woodbridge
Toilette. Ohi0-hctarl Mott, ESQ
Eirrff0rd Conn.-H. J. Miller, ESQ.
4leraHd~r ~ I-D. ". rOmlin-ou. Esd
mill II IsruNt sANtf
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TRADE ON THE ST. LAwRENcE.-The montreal
Hrad contains Table which shows the amount OF pro-
DIES which had descended the 81 Lawrence to that city
nd Quebec. by the La Chine Canal and Rapids since
ne navigation opened, up TO 10Th inst The Canals be
remembered, are no, yet completed. Flour, $50 3l4
Mels Wheat 430765 bushels Ashes, 81 63 barrels {;
Ssr lOi barrels and 3526 kegs Beef and Pork 1888
irrel. There lie a great fallngof in the timber trade.
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<~ LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS 4
-~a1h&01es FOR FOREIGN PORTS.

U Letters Bags are open al The Office Of Tbs New
York Tribune for eli Foreign Ports and s essers and
oewspspers deposited In hi, ocs will always he for
vsrded BY the very earliest Vss'es fhis department 10
under The special supervision Of J. g. MOWER, ESQ
welEuown ,or many years as the experienced and eff
Gent Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Department OF
the Nev-YorK City Pos, Ofice.
Bags open FOR the reception OF letters snt newt
papers for following places, viz London. Liverpool,
Glasgow ireland Hsvre M4r,eles Amstert an. Bremen,
Hsmburgh Rio De Janero. valparaiso. Buenos Ayres,
Oregon. Mexico Pansms, - Thomas, Kingston, JAM
Msisuzss, Havana
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miscellaneous.
TO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
xllIlfsEN-.


WUOLLEN-.
III MGEON co. Resaishers Of Cloths, csssimere''
I1.kc 54l Wesi.t
The God M-ds has been awarded By he American In
.rufs Tor their superior Of r-hnishing Orders
msy be lef With
He,srs Wocoti sisde. IS Broad at
Nu C. Lang ~ & Co SO Exch4nge-plsce.
d. Brs ham CO CO Pine a. 70 whom hey refer
n 1.-Two thousand doilars insured on good. FOR 81
count Of c1slomers IN
,. RARE OPPORTUNITY so~ pre,-et. lls.h !. 70
a Any sclve business man, possess ng soo9 - -,
~ moi 80 lh.a 81 cspisl and who would De "ilne
10 become General gent FOR he sale " Huly -,
b az ghly rec0mm- ntef fzniilf m-dlcins Ess -
n ent Of very liz carriage. References eASnAheeo
All sppicauo~s must be made his DAY tAb1f'1s ="
Fritay a. = Hgcsou-sL Ne~-fofk ~ -
IVA IOAN-S5t 900 "a improved cry P,opr'T w "'HN
1 80 mortgage 10 different suns APpyio
brosd-sL
nKINTING AND BOSS Nt,-Lne ~ 90 ue s =
~ M5sie TITLES 70 ne Rreneh, rgsh ard German styles
iiy,lm.l TRos BRADLEY, u finsr cor Broadway
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Banks, Stocks, Nc.

OHIo LFE INSURANCE AND Tsusr CoMrANy.l
Cincinnati, July S. 1917.
nIyIDEND-Ths Board OF Trustees have this day de.
~ csred dividend Of four 4 per on, OF the profits
Of the last six months payable IN Stockholders whose
registered In the books OF the sgeney 10 New
York on the 22i met BY order
ivIl Iy sAM'L =. FOOTE, sec'y.
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COBRE COPPER MINEs.-These mines in the
Island Of Cuba, are worked by British capitalists, snt
the ore smelted in England In 1912 to 1916 five years
these mines produced 9544i tons of copper ore, which
vas sold for a. 1868 80.
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PoHcE-Elizabeth Flood was this morning ar
rested by Constable Joseph of the Fourth Ward as
fugitive from New Orleans where she is charged with
stealing $50 ia American and English gold coin from
Patrick Purssll she was detained. 80. Andrew brown
was last night arrested by officer Corwin Of the Third
Ward charged with stealing pail OF butter worth -
from grocers wagon in Washngton-st Susan Taylor
last night arrested by officers Van Gieson and Ere
man Of the Eighth Ward charged wiki stealing guam
uty of wearing apparel from Susan Davenport The &C
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GOLD AND SILVER MINES or AMERIcA.-Al the
gold discovered in the world says the Mining
Journal would not I'll half of Paris shop-keepers
drawing room. Tho annual value of the gold mines OF
the United States ia 81 100000 of the gold and silver
nines of Mexico s20OOO,OOO ditto Peru s5lOOOOOO
chiefly in silver ofNew Granada s35OOOO0i of Bra
tk(eold only) al 700 600.
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an,ointmeur by the President

WHLrAm J. STAPLES OF New York 70 be Consul ior
Hsvrs France In the place OF Reuben " bsA's' se'
cessed.
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J. ID. WHEELER,
~ Commissioner Tor the STATES of Newly ork
ana Connect cut, Iauu any Hal. mi "
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DRINCIPLrs OF GENERAL GRAMMAR, adapted
Ia the youth and proper 20 serve AZ an Introduction 10
the study Of languages. by A J. sylvester De Lacy,
Member Of he Roya Council for Public Instruction. The
French Roysl Institute, sc SC" Translated and hted
Tor American use by Dr. Fosdick Jr New edition just
published by MARK H. NEWMAN n "
isqq 1913 Broadway.
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Fearful Mortality on the ~. Lawrence.

TUESDAYS Montreal Herald thus describes the
paerings of those who have tried TO escape from
famine and disease, i'm the midst OF plenty pro-
Visions for erportation in Ireland-andthe miseries
which Irish misgovenment, countenanced as tbs
BY English statesmen. is entaing on the unotiend-
Ing inhabitants of this Continent;
The pestilence Is too surely among US and the dread
disease which at first was confined to the emigrsnts
who sought our shores now cuts down many valuable
member of our society. The clergy, and the medical
vrofs.ioR-the selfdevoed ladies from the converts
and the benev portion OF general society who are
vays present where misery exists have each furnished
their victims Every hour furnishes some new instance
of sickness or tresh example OF lis termination py
death among those we know and respect WIN what
ever point the stream of misery comes in contact II
leaves the mark OF It's passage; ON the steamboats, ten
feen twenty. five and twenty depart In the short
'oysse Of one night between Quebec snd Montreal me
mortality does not wh0 the Decentralization IL
proceeding aud in the street the police hnd the bodies
Of those who die there rather than go 10 the plsce
shich Government has provided. ss II to secure an
elective reservoir of cOntsgion In thahe upon earh
be,seen one and two thousand sick fever patients are
constantly lying and deaths % the number OF thirty
bry tfty snd more than fifty take psce nightly
let any imagine their suiterings IN low marsh
where not breath OF reach them with no other
shelter from the ardent heat but sheds made of deal
eosrds while Ia stone houses sheltered
shade and exposed to drsughts OF air stants As high
aSo. Those who are attacked may have money but
hey find to receive them. tor all dread the
seourse.
IL with deep regretwe this morning record the death
OF two OF deservedy valued and esteemed lei
loo citzens Lieut. Lloyd, K N. and Mr.. Crispo, from
pphus iever-contractsd in the performance OF their
set imposed duties in attending upon the sick emil
grants at the shdesboth were connected with TRINITY
Church the lie Of whose highly respected aud excel
lent Incumbent Rev. Mr. Wiloughby, Is, we are sorry
ssy considered in the greatest dsnger from the ssine
ce~so contracted In the performance OF his Christian
pastoral duties In the same horrible locality.
Up to the 10th inst. 500 vessels had arrived at
Quebec by sea, measuring 225,5f tons also %
ships at the ports below Quebec Three ships and
SIS passengers arrived at Quebec on the eth
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IMPROVED OK YORE.-The Massachusetts, Plough
man thus describes the frs, pro1,d OK Yoke heard Of
during the last hundred years Il s in in Sesbrook
and found TO be OF gres, advantage TO the farmer
The bows 20 through slide which IL fitted 10 NOR
tce in the Yoke which IL made inches longer than
tue slide making il chsngesble inches which
makes the difference between long and short Yoke
The morice Is made inch wider II the bottom than
the top with groove In the center bali an inch each
side for the slide % upon iron bolt Al each end Of
the morce and 10 the center which thrgu "a
norce In the slide and preserves the requisite strength
The slide Ia regulated By iron hasp attached il sni
enters holes IN the Yoke bali sn inch apart which
makes il easily cited any yoke OF cstte from long
10 short and o. give the advantage 10 either from
half an inch 10 or
~ The n O. Delta has the following coilec-
,ion ~ Cen Taylor'. t.tles w ind examination.
,b., CEN Tsyor hss a. msuy titles The Duke Of Wei
lugou and they M desgrsie some great event IN bis
history or some striking pecu..giy 90 Dc mind They
have been conferred BY the st-rent s0vereigns OF the
United states and foreign po'entais al different times
and when Gen Taylor il IN iu dress with their nsgna
hanging across his hreas, IL makes him look Ike plain
Old gentleman Of the olden times that does the people
good % look at
Mr. Marcy calls him" MAJOR uensfA lsyior' com
Tn People generally" Old Rough znd Ready"
The MaxicAns-" Don Zachary
Tn. Transfer. In the Army The Old Nan
The Mechanics and Artists IN the Army The Old
Boss
santa Anna-" Old fool do ni know when he is
whipped
Gen. scott Ny dear, dear General
Mr. Polk Oh breathe not bis name.
Tba Soverei.p.-sO our next President Of the Uailsd
States