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~ a. arssrrr~f 10 stctrrssfi fsrf - uAEu T'i.Ii %
ysr.3a8 c. NY -rt.! not n taisa on; Of is oos.
YOUNG MAN who hiss lived IN Nev-i0'k two
~ yesrs in the capacity Of clerk wants situation IN
grocery house Leaves bis rrese-t suaton btctuse he
prefers hiss blsinss5 Address " J.. X. ~ his ONCE
i,913t+
aAJANTED- By a respective young woman, situa.
w uou nurse and seamstress or chamhernaid ana
seams no objection Oh 20 In The country Reference
given. apply no lsi Pear.sl BroOsyr. seen Tor days
Jy3o p
NNANTRD-A situation by Respectable sirl 10 do
w chamherv ok and assist In cooking, washing, sc.
would Try make herself generally usetdL Satisfactory
reference will be given. App.y Al y IhId a. ly90 u
klTANTkD-Good and psnlsloou hsuds None
w need apply without good recommendation, Al Ce'
dsr.sL up sisirs 1880 ST.
xkTtNTINc-Sius ions 10 the city country. several
w respectable girls with good recommendations al 10
oadwsy-co0Es, general housewofs, nurses; seam
stresses, &c. ly.f Is
WANTS A ~IruATION-A respectable youug
w % DO genera hOuseVOrE or chGmherwors or
sswst@r. She can be- well recommended please spply
on l6 Pise.st N-9 ~
AvANTED-Girs from IS 20 "a years Of sse to work
W he rasse business Apply at The cord snt iss.el
factory. SIS Broadway. ly4' ~
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Tn. srnz,l,an Hnir-CurIlus risuid.--

HrnZIIfnn
ur-p.ratfon the hair beautifully snd ST. HrglY.
and niur- 4 IN The east IL rus ds-
ransss with the healsd irons which irlre me BAR by
rrt.,iog AL Burning B. Prepared by Srosss Co n
Slrh Stxth-sL Philadelphia. Agelts n his CIV X q.
RAntwAY. No Cour.End-si, SronpAFD c.. lfs Ful-
tonsL sn3 GUIoS. BOvery snd Grand. Brooklyn,
Nh. H,yFs. t59 F1lton.L Igi lms-
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Boarding.

DOsRD-A young married gentleman ard his wife
pwant paflor and bedroom, or one large TO IN WIN
pantries unfurnishei, ia geutee private a or wnere
there are but few hOzrders In Broadway, above
he PzrE satisfactory location may Obtsin permanent
occupants Address Retirement A. his Office, HalnR 10
csti0n and terms. which must he mod-raie iy19 Jus
DUARDING-Fin large rooms with bedroom. and
- pantes attached II required. et to families or sim
gle gentlemen Apply nj qj Libe,ty-st iy293
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~ EnK TIK FI-HING BANk--

49, x>rhs sl-snbost HIGHLANDER Capt bee-
S>,1sasSn@ t9r ArmsirOng has commenced her regular
THO. 10 he Fshng Sank. for "a. s-sson aud
Monday Tu-.day Wednesday ard Thun,1sf, rom uho
81 ~ tysrreo.st al O'Clock; HsmmOnf.t Oh D-snry
:, "a. Catherine At Q ; and Pier X a. ?. oelocE
Fe 81 cent? for The excursion Bait fafDsn.o 90 pos'
- me Higblapdyr car b.. chartered on frsfays no
ss,s,4sv. by apoyiog 10 fiyl0iG.l A. VI SCHULTZ
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THE COTNTR


rCUE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER Advertising
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Canada SC for witch he i specially depu'ei aoo Autho
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severa Oh -es, viz n,
NEW-YOsK-frOune Buidngs opposlN Inc tsA-
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cry Tribune Buildings oppo'ite Toe fsrs y<' I'm
f,NIS ROOFS MADE TIGHT Tor Two Cents per
1 foot and warranted Good Patent hydrOpneu-
ac Cement laid over an old TN roof will render II pei
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,i,s roo Of th. com position dOre Tor from 10 cent.
asr loot and w.rrsnt-d, by SAM. GOODWIN, ~ "eH
Broad gay. near Chsmbers-st W. I'm
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II Ro.weI 4 Co AZ the Affairs Of he ssd ffn as 10
r,,irse OF Liquidation 10 Chaocery. WV. H. hObbf'
jy.8 lw'
CARRIAGE CLOTH-ioo pieces India Ruooef
I Carriage Cloth tplau srf hfureil ~ snpeflo, t4aiy
,,f tss a The lowest market prices NJ ne VI
he Nrwsrs ~ fri.s Rl'h0f Ss-t1fF s. hs'Sen -'ne
80 lsF
EAPASp IETTRR PAPER full s.sorimen.
Iof an qusliles, plain ari r.ei, also rag sHa" anu
pam sgji So. iAMs.s NORvAL. 700 John.t
T,OODtPAR,S PATENT SHRED s1sp-nfeI.,-
u l001 do made aar The most approved styles no Ds
bb h. sr,t premium awarded al ne 40 ls-l fsits
- ~ American Institute For sac BY m ce~sfG lnslA
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Remarks on Things In General. No. l. by Rambler IN
The Mountains OF Virginia with Notes by the Editor OF
The Farmers Library whom they were sddessed-con
tanning some Hints So 10 Reform In our systems OF Edu
cation together with Journal Of events occurring through
out the route the Markets Agriculture on The Rappshan
mock Use Of Msrl in Virginia, etc. etc
Recipe for Destroying the Curcuio.-Sheep Trade near
Pittsburgh.
Climate. It's Elects on the Growth Of Plants Ac-Nur-
series growing spsce.-Sheep Husbsndry In The United
S,ates
The Principle. o, Artificial Msnuriug (SecSsd Ppt) by
Prof Juslus Liebig.
New Grapes-lnerease In the Value Of our Grain Crops
sheep Huseandy in the South, by H. 5 Rsudsll-Lei.
Ter VIII. Prospects Of the Wool MGkeI-Fu,ure Demand
sud supply
How TO prevent Flies tossing Hor,es
Agricultural Educauon-Aecuu ulang Signs IN favor CT
general sy.,em Of Appropriate Education for Agricutv
risls-Noice Of the CusiySior'
orchsrds-Direcnons for Preparing The Grosnd. Plant
~, srS PonUy-How to have them all the yeartouu
Whesl- Effects Of different Msnqres-
The Baomeier-lts Practical Use 10 warmers and 9th
er,; with Rules for Predicting the Neshtr.
scientific Accommodating and Analyzins Land
Agood Harvesting Machine.
Machine for Dressing bsrre.S,ayes
scraps on great variety of subjects instructive Al
Tsbrs showing The Periods q Pregnancy IN different
Animal. an Analysis Of Wheat Amount OF RAJ and MUS
rreSesins-How DE Process Is conducted.
Prices Current for HE preceding Moalh-csresay cor
rec.ed.
Subscription price IS per year, IN advance.
GREELEY &MeELRATH, Puohshsf'
~ The Fsrmers library and Monthly Journal Of A.
rcuiure om July 845 10 June 1870, are now ior SAFE I'D
two large octave volumes, neatly bound ana ielefed-
Common Schoo. sapernlendeuts and Trustees are re-
Cgesiec 10 examine he work. 80
The Farmers Library Volume |, conisins feHhoidts
Lectures 70 Farmers on Agricultural Chemistry e9inp,ee'
ard the celebrated work u Baron Won Ihser on The fn-
cpies OF Agriculture also complete. These two WORKS are
bound up togetker In one volume
The Monthly Journal OF Agriculture, Vol !, 10 bound
% match NE Farmers. Library and contains vsrous usei
articles on various branches Of Practical and Theoretical
Farming, embeilishea with numerous Epgrsying. The
price for the two Volumes complete Is g. % Any person
procuring three subscribers for Ihese Volumes remit
uns therefor els, will be aled the fourth copy
srsnA GREELEY L heELRATb.
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NEW SACRED MUSIC BOOK

THE NEW YORK CHORALlsr-Anews and vsl1soe
L collection OF Tunes 10 al toe With an enire
collection Of anthems aud pieces r the use OF ehors
cougregsons singing schools ard musical soesttes be-
log one ~ compile etc collections OF Sacred Music
ever published BY Thomas Hastings and william b.
Bradbury. -.
Teachers Of music leaders OF chors ard others Inter.
e.ted In The cause u music invited 10 examine this
COLLECTION Just published by
N3o MARK H. NEWMAN 4 co, 1872 sroadwsy.
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MONUMENT TO THE FIRST PRINTER ~ THE
UNITED STATES The Printers are going on prosper
ousy with the project Of erecting Monument 1t Mount
Auburn 10 commemorate the Introduction Of the Ar OF
Printing into this part Of North America. meeting OF
Printers held yesterday ia furherance OF the 90
iect AZ which john PREATIss Of keene N II. presided
j. T Buckingham, in behalf OF Committee previously
choen presented plan for Association for tho ec-
complishmcnt Of the design which vas unanimously
accepted and an Association formed upon Tue spot
and officers elected follows :Presitent Joseph l.
Buckingham Of Cambridge; Vice President John Prem
tiss of Keene II Secretary, John Ford Of Cambridge
Trusiees-Theophilus X Marvin Warren Besl' William
Nichols Nathaniel Clark Ambrose GoOdfidge aud David
Francis of Boston, and WIN. W. Whei'don Of Charles
town The Association embraces only Printers, who In
becoming members, egrce 10 pay-Mssiers' dollars
JourneymeD, dollar and Apprentices 30 cents. Inc
plan OF does not exclude the assistance OF diners
than Printers who may desire 10 cooperate IN the under
taking The object however ia one in which no Printer
can fail 10 be Interested and IL Ia presumed that the
brethren OF the type will not be backward In accom-
plishng II in worthy Of themselves and oil the
important event which 1t Is designed 10 commemorate
Boston Transcript, 9th.
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CHINESE LADY
Extensions.

-n- sEAJUR-ION TO BtIDGEPORT
E~Ys--rSOn SATURDAY., July 3l-The steamer
A><.s-s1ss sIMROD viii losve foot OF Markets ior
Bridgeport, on Saturday, July y, Al Zoel0es, N No
inning leave Bird. port MOncsy mOrning 81 gelocs
~ Stages 10 Fsrh-.d STAFFORD, Milford AMI Derby
-.-ll
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averaging over 10 per cent per ennum.
of the roads more recently completed, and now in
successful operation may be mentioned the following
The Fitchburg-incorporsted in lSi2-opened March
5 lsi5-engh, ~ miles-cost SlyOuOOJ In leio' re-
cepts were S2o6 Gij-expenses, SllI4i1-net Income
$G919s-dvidend, 10 per cent
The Old Colony-incoTporated IN l-ii-opened Nov
TO- ls4j-l.ngth 81 miles-cos 3. 100000 In 1910 re
cepts were $l2J7ll-eXpenses, S57,23O-Let Income
s6s43l-div dend per cent.
The Come ciicut Rver-incorporated IN lef5-opened
in lSi6-length 81 miles-cOst slOlO 3JO In 1870 re-
copts were $Js,246-eXpenfes, S2l 752-net income,
S3649L
At Buffalo money is exceedingly abundant No
difficulty is experienced in procuring accommodations
on good paper at the legal rate of interest There IS
about the same amount of uncurrent funds sos1 that
was noticed last week and the rates continue as before
The Auditor Of the State of Ohio has levied the
following tax for the current year
For the payment OF the interest on the State
~ hiiis
For general revenue purposes ~ mil
For Common School Fund. 10 90
Total. -.----------2 u miils'
At Louisville the Banks are checking on the
East at per cent premium Time bills on the North
not over months interest OIL. Bills on New Orleans GO
days TO months per cent, to months per cent
and interest OFT.
1t will bc seen by Ithe following from the Ne1r
buryp0rt Herald that s the Cotton LORDS are hothsA
ug fortunes Manufacturing like every other business
is liable 10 rsverses
The Great Falls Manufacturing Company has de-
clsred seInsnnusl dividend OF $40 share This is
one OF the old manufacturing companies, and though
now doing great business and consuming we believe,
about 10000 bales of cotton syear struggled long ana
varey In its infancy The original ockhOlders In this
Company paid Ia 900 share but their business con
tinaed Improbable long that they were repeatedly
obliged 10 admit new stockholders At a reduced valus
non of shares, beginning At 500 and going down unit!
finally large number of new stockholders on paying
$500 share were allowed In come IN on equsi terms
with those who had paid Il 600. The average value OF
the shares ID now about $500 thst this dividend 10
the stockholders who in last per cent while TO
the original stockholders It is only per cent 10 nose
who have taken each creation OF stocks the same
number onew which they have had before OF old shares
the average value is about si2O so that TO them The al
vidend is equsl TO about ?. per cent
The amount of tolls collected at Oswego tor the
third week IN July for two years was
Mr. Tfrey
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miscellaneous

ITS LAWS AND FACTS.
Applied 10 Human improvement jy1O 2.is'
MONEY no LaAN.-seydral sum, OF money 20
wi loan ON bond and mortgage u real estate In This ely
Apply az u Murray-st IN the Office ly5O j.
CHE-NUr OK SMALL Nut COAL.-Now
- dsctlrgiur from fchr Eclipse cargo of the auo'
Coal suitable 1r driving steaHi For sa- ny me cargo "
single ton, low. A91y to T. sTOAts DlChh hsON,
sou la7 A''hony-si near broadwsy
HREAT BARGNIs--R.L LAWRENCE ~ Canal
" Is now selling Brusses tnrss acd ingrsin car
pengs per cent less Than hey VIII he sod Al 10 mo
shsles. -taT-rods sc. Per,on- who wlsa 20 ssY7
money. VII do we'll 20 call Immediately n3O WIS.
DRiTANNIA METAL WARE.-At the old and
Dwell known stand Surfing slip, formerly occupied ~
Boardman. may be obtained every Muce oi snisnna
Metal Goods most " which are manufactured by ne 'uh
srrber ard Of them offered FOR safe - Wholesale aud
retail. Il the lowest manufacturers prices BY
i,Jltw LUClus HART. late boartman tart
I't-uINGs gACKLE.-N holesae A. re.ai. a. il's
4 Anglers ue.u y Fitlust We offer 10 snglers end
dealers 10 fshng extensive sssorlnent OF Llm'
ercs AMI Kirby Fl.h Hopss Canton and other F'h Lin-s
Foas Reels, Rods, S.lh Worm Out aud every cescrpune
pri.-s JOuN :. BROWN co
3o w Ful'o1.sl nesr Nassau.
HOl.p PEN--l,i.h disr4rd points very superior
u srlce Foo .sehy FRANCIS LOUrREL,
iy30 ManlfscilnnE ~istoners, n Malden-iane
tvOH -AIE OK ENCHANt'E-rne entire slocE
i OF tools machinery, sc Of nztuacturing esAbi.h-
uent hist has been d1lDg goJt business VIII ne svl
cbssp Tor cash Or exchanged Tor productive pruperly
The s!yertisrr induced offer he above establishment
"a. sale from hs rot having u'ent time 70 aiiend 70
personally hlt to = suitable person WIN moleINe
amount &C capital excellent emporium ~ now presents
ifss for max Inc I'D liable nvesnent whlchls
canable Of being greatly increased N desired The buell.
In sel is simple and easy 10 msnsg- by any one
nsase address to " J. p 81 This Office stating nsWe and
address which ~ receive due attention. lyD" d
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ONLY ONE SHILLING

ONLY ONE SHILLING
nor A FULL LENGTH engraving fGEN. TAYLOR
L and his WHITE HORSE. drawn from M- by y Walin
The engraving that ooss Ike Rough and Ready nsl
has been published sx- Of engraving IS in. long IL 10
wide The first impressions the beet. therefore ire
-st cone The best served The trade supplied on liberal
terms BIZ fySel BFRgORD co AsIor-House.
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JACOB s PLATr, Auctionssr.
GtAss-WARE, CHINA, Solar
Eeqal Notices.

DUBIIC NOTICE Is hereby given that petition
has been presented In the Bosrd u Assistant Aderme,
have thu grade OF Fourth ay,aus between Thitysixh
s9s s.,..o an ssysrss
streets lowered. All persons Interested In The seovep
positions having OBJ actions TO the same are desired 70
sent them writing the undsrsigned 81 hs once No.
Hal o. Records. before The 10Th Day Of ns,l
Stree, Commssionsrs Office July 30 1877 lyS
/,ITY LOANs.-Temporsry losns, In anticipation Of
u he revenues of the city will be received this once,
which bonds of the city will be isued psysbls on the 5tb
February or Mach next Win ns,.s !. ne rate n's
Controller. oaics, Nsw-Yors, July ~ ls.1 ly2s i.a
n BUILDINGS WANTED fo' m.nafse,arns--
. much room . three or four foors from 10 Ia My
- IS 100 feet long. In or sboct Mes Yors wsnisd
S ss aSSr... s.a Il. :
fy076PO jySon
- TO LET-To q anal family, basement 81 81
I'll West Thirtssnh-st between Firh snf Sifih avenues
Also, small stores suitable for barber, ts'lof OF
shoemaker al 8g1 Roadway Apply al ST Bfosdwsy be-
Nineteenth sod Twentieh-s" or a3l Wet Toif'
leenthst yO3
- To I.KT-rhe pdneipa part Of The ssory house.
IA. ~ seventh.t between Ihe so~ery and Tonpsins
M square. including front basement psrlor' 90 hf'''
Possession sigsn mnedf,iey For terms which viii bs
mode iaqaire Of NJ G. HALL, 1855 Chatham squsfeof
J. n CHfCHEsT Err II Third-d Jys w.
- FOR SALE or To LET-Ths story hoo:s
sad lot 10 fes, 50 Widest fsr sale or 70 let Apply
10 liyDlw J. B. ). BULL, go Brosdwsy.
- rRIBUNK BUfLDING-.-fo lot, part Of
q me sors aod once Of the German schnslpost"-
- Inquire 5pruce-st yIs 3uc
- At PRIVATE sAGE-six Iou Of ground On
Tho ea., side Of sixsn.aysnus between Sof'y-o'ssh
- and Flfsieth SIS
Also ten lots Of goound south side u Fihiethst
Also, nine lots u ground on north side Of pinehH
Also seven Of ground Donh side OF Forty oint1a
Also two lots souh side " Thifiethst between eev-
en,h and Eighth ayeoues
Also seven lots Ga north side Of Forty ssvso,hst DO
tween Tenth and y Eleventh syenuss
Alss eignl lots on south side Of Forty hfhsi bstwssa
Ninth and Tenth avenues
FOrfurlhsr particulars apply 10
AkTHOSY j. BLEECkER, AUctoneei,
,v90 ly Brosd.st
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CHRISTOPHER KUrHrRFoRD, Aacloo.<f.
by JAMES VI. MlLLER-Sore No. - Maiden.
ID lane nexI door 20 No Lieertyt
FRIDAY Juy 81

Ati0 o'clock, at The store IS Msden-lsne.
500 packages and lots OF Hsrdware and Cutlery eoar
pricing general assortment OF resh and desirable goods.
us imported ard consisting IN part n vtces,
anv syes hoes log and halter chans, steelyGds.
butte table buss Plsse hinges curry eombs mill saw
flee bastard do hand do drawing saivcs pad ehest,
upbosrd and locks tee kees. Caroline
hoes candlecks suffers table knives and forks pocket
cutlery butcher knives shoe and bread do ea usys enA
waters snnis German silver, and iron Tee and see
spoous round and square bolts sc.
The shove are fresh goods and IN complete opfes.
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4 G. kEhP, Auctoneef.
s,ore al Broad wes side third sbovs csnas
CAsH ADVANCES made, and ell salse promptly
" seuled. saes Of real estate at The nsrehanw II.
change furniture private wenss. and secchs 81 goods
personally stendesi to and solcited.
c. K will attend to the appraisal Of Purnstrrs %
Stocks OF Dry Goods Coihng he and viii also fsrush
customers for ID hand furniture other goods thai parties
wish dispose OF Tor r-sdv monev .. low rrices q pr
ys,s ssIe SATURDAY. July 81,
At 10 O'Clock. st the Auction Room.
SHOWER B,rHs VIII be sold 20 smths pst-ut Fleet
ing Shower Baths The he.t arrangement for bathing ever
introduced tested snd uuive sally recommended by ply
seisns and scientific generally and one Of the moet
agreeable and delightful Of restoring and prouo;
ing health.
FusSIrusE Also, an assortment OF and second.
hand furniture AT PRIVATE SALE.
smtn's Patent Portable Fleeing shower Beths-a new
and bssulfal article the beet arrangement Tor bathing
ever tested and universally recommended BY
physicians and scientific generally and one Of The
most agreeable and delightful Of restoring and pro-
noting health.
r. G KEMP. f2 Broadway. Principal Agent for N: Y.
Orders from any part Of tho country addressed - shove
promptly attended to.
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u C01 do made aflar The most approved styrs 70 D
b b. fr, premium awarded 81 NE 40 ls.i rats
~ th- American Institute For sac ~ n- e~sfA ln@a
RUBBER Manufsctur Bs Co 15 Naden-lsht, W. D-a
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siInancns. 81. Waulsb.

~ a. a.srr-s 10 ssscyi,rrssrh frTf - nas Hs'.'i
yor,-a's c. NY -ri.! 10, n tasrn or, Of tis oos
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I'kPAND LETTER PAPE IA iul s,sor.n, . y
CoC ali qlsiies, plain All r'ei. also rag straw and
pam "a Iaags NORvAL. 100 John-st-
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-07-20
MORTALITY AMONG THE AMERI
CAN TROOPS,

The Washington correspondent oil the N
Y. Journal Of Commerce says:
The scene OF war now presented in Mexi'
c. with its horrors Of pestilence. Of famine
and ofmurder, 10 the most disgusting and
soul-sickening spectacle that ever disgraced
page in human history. The late letters
from Monterey show that the murder OF nom
combalants is the daily div ersion Of the A
merican troops. Accounts from Vera Cruz,
published in the Era Of this morning, exhb.
il some striking facts as to the great mortal
ity among the American tr oops. The Vera
Cruz Eagle, and the lelteIs from the cores
pom dents cannot be expected 10 tell the worst
OF these tales OF horror.
The statement referred TO, we find in the
National Era," published at Washington.
DR.. Snoodgrass Of Baltimore, q correspon-
dent OF that paper, and formerly editor ofthe
Baltimore Visitor, sends 10 the Era copy Of
a letter he has,received from his nephew.
dated al Vera Cruz, june lst. The writer
says:
1.-THE yellow fever and, small pox, and
blacktongue, are taking the people of very
fast. "On Yesterday there acre one hun
dred and fifty 6ve buried! l! is now two
O'Clock in the day and one of the physicians
told me that enc hundred and eight have
died since last night at six O'Clock, with the
diseases Just mentioned p
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-07-20
THE RAIL ROADS.

1t is now we'll understood By those who IRE N
terested in the Vermont Rail roads that it is tho
intention of those who direct the affairs Of the
Ogdensburgh road that it should be conncctede1
clusively with the Central Road via the Vermont
and Canada roads about miles from Burlington
From that point it is also well understood that y
is utterly impracticable to construct TO'a
to connect with the Central and Rutlanu
at their common terminus on the lake shore
in Burlington
But it has all along been supposed says 'n'
Burlington Free Press that Rail road can eaSi!!
be constructed from the warvcs at burlington ="
St. Adams, Mr.. Gilbert the chief Engineer OF INC
Rutland Road has recently carefully surTe! "',
route, and demonstrated the entire feasioln3 u
such an enterprise which he has shown III n.y.: :.
recently made to Hon Timothy Toilet inc ue'l0
of which we deem unimportant TO give 70 ".
public in this section. The fact however "
have hereafter an important bearing upon
prosperity and success of the Rutland roao'
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ANNALS OF MISERY-THE TYPHUS
FEVER In CANADA. =

The British Government are waxing up 10
the dreadful condition Of Canada, suc,sSteo
40 il 10 to system Of emigration irom i'e'
land, the result Of Fad nisrule 10 tns' oP-
pressed country. Earl Grey has aViens.n
Instructed Lord Elgin to provide every posi-
bic acco mmodarion for the miserable V'c"ns
Of European land monopoly. and draw on
the British Treasury for the expense. tea
thousand tents have also been oroeIeo W 'n'
quarantine station below Quebec:
The conduct of the Catholic Clergy, and
especially ofrhe Gray Nuns. is beyond al,
praise. These pious women. ieaf'e.s o.
death, pressed on in their Chr'slian o!r~no'
performing the most painful onces 10 tne
midst of disease aud death, TO those whom
society had deemed outcasts. The mon'rea'
Pilot Of the 9th says:
There are at preset <s nuns SICK from eH'
posure, fatigue, and the attacks Of o'seaso
All the Gray Nuns in attendance. two oil tne
Sisters of Charity, 5physicians and eight stu-
dents, now lie sick; 10 which gloomy and SICK
euing record we must add the NUMBER oil
lS9 persons. OF all ages and sexes, lingering
on beds OF wretcbe dness and corruPilon, 10
MANY cases without un attendant 10 anero
drop OF water, orto even attend to fnose de-
cent formalities which the sad solemnities oil
death require. The living and the dead are
Mingled 10 groups together, aud present
spectacle were Death reigns in his most ter
rible infections, and where oppressed hu-
manly has assembled TO pay him tribute.