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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-22

NOTWITHSTANDING the high price ofthe raw
~ material at this time, the prices of last year Will
be continued during the present. All agencies
throughout the country are withdrawn. No ped.
dIers are sent out from this factory per account OF
the manufacturer.
The fuctuation and constant change made by
manufacturers in prices to obtain customers, and the
reduction in quality necessary to correspond with
such reduced prices will not have any influence up
on this factory. The high reputation that the art :
cles manufactured by the subscriber have obtained
will not be sacrificed for any temporary gam by
change ofquality.
THE SNUFF is warranted equal to Lorillards,
and to retain its purity and perfume, from Its per
feet cure, for any number of years.
THE TOBACCO is manufactured with extra
care-the stock on hand of leaf is large at all times
the proper flavor is selected, and the same uniform
article at all times continued. All of the shorts and
fine dust Tobacco is removed, and only the long cu'
and weH dressed Tobacco is packed. The quantity
for every Paper and Can is accurately weighed be
fore being packed.
The prices and terms are printed, from which ne
abatement or deviation will be made. All bills un
der $50 must be paid in cash. Over SoC, note a
four months.
SEGARS, all qualities, o,r
Troy, 10th April, 1847. 450m
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REWAREO OF COUNTERFEITERS.
WICKED persons have been distributing q SAVE lor
w sale in Vermont, which they call
DATIEY'S

MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
On the wrapper they have the name OF Henry DartTG
printed. To recount the talsehoods they circulate WV \
their counterfeit salve, would MIA VoIulme' e'ANN
is too loathesome to dwell upon. - onohla
Is Gentle reader, a plain statement of facts will enable
you to prevent future deception. here boHing DaIiyev5's
Genuine Magical Pain EXTRACTOR, have been pnylhg a
Worthless counterfeit article. Dallye's Maglcai i a iar Il IN
tractor is acknowledged by all druggists and dealers IN
madicines' and physicians, to be the best salYe III the
world. It is put up in tin boxes, folded in a label, ana
On the label he writes his name, Ii. DALEY, with a pen III
Gt coIored ink from the label The counterfeit mas
Henry Daley printed on the lapel III 5n!lta u ~ de m
ing. BY examining closely you can n aGter' u tpe vrittep.
in the counteTfeit the whole name, Henry darcy aP-
nears. Truth and fairness ought TO characterlzea VA ota
J transactions in this world, and the man VINO rts2a'S ou,3
SaIsehood and deception to impose upon the puplIc, OUT
| to fare as they surely will come out, poor III the Oesln-
ming Gfta ana P 20 y m rms t" / offer you Dalley's genuine
MAGICAL Pain Extractor with his name written by MN
seifwith a pen on each box. This is the original gSnu-
me Pain Extractor, and is what the proprletors OF Con-
mis- az Ii Extractor claim to exactly initiate. Wheth-
or il does exactly initiate Dalley's or not l cannon say
but never saw the first person yet, VINO gave NohnelS
- Now ali ask is fairness in the whole matter: :. .o
DaIley's Genuine Magical Pain Extractor is III tne
hands Of the following agents for sale IN boxes, pee
hat II, DALEY is written with a pen ON the wrapper:
SPPeck, MR. S Scott, b Hartman, bennlng1On
John Landq o. s r raGe3G F9 @ot ! NJ Me neruV PoSltney A &
&c Allen, Fairhaven; Jameson, SaStleton ~ miO
gan Jr. &C., W Rutland md l. c M Meik * 'M htrjGldSTe
S JPpligg afo M !. lone. Tones 4 Dow, Cuttingsville; L B Par
Kerr mr Clarendon Luther Daniels, Rutland S D Wins
Tor, Pittsford volney Ross, Brandon; W r = k sn,;th
Monkton Boynton & Burritt, Hinesburgh; / linn
t i t a,, y;ssTgsRfnecs5j in w 5 R + Mehm Aadl chipm "a Ssi #.
w u Totlin r % Orwell; and c r Walker, Benson.
1t was Daiiey's Extractor that was made and put u
years before Connel's. 1t was Dalley,,s that won III Il
Wonderful reputation, and astonished the whole meal
cal faculty by its cures. Gentle reader, it is Daley
signed with a pen on the wrapper, that y gu want mt %
-, aas;lv +act II Twenty five cents DuyS u DOAs IL
not suffer yourselves to be imposed upon any longer;
civ nj. A. UOLCOMB, Agent for ii. DALEY
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IN 900 Yards PRINTS and COT
AV9VVO TONS, cheap at
May 18. h1G01No.
mIOn no nD ANEI Fps

THE undersigned RESPECTFULLY INFORM the
l. public that their STAGES on the routes
from BRANDON to BOSTON, and from
BRANDON to TROY, leave the former
place each day in the week, (Sundays eH-
cepted; ) the first arrivingin Boston the next
days at 7 o'clock. P. M.-the other reaching
Ai Fare from Brandon to Boston, SIS 75;-
From Brandon to Troy So 90.
None but safe Drivers, are or Will be en-
ployed; the best Of Horses and Coaehes are
already on the line, and the travelling pubic
may rest assured that no pains will 0e spar
ed in rendering safe and pleasant, the pas,
sage of all who may wish to visit either o.
those cities, or the intermediate towns.
COOK, FIELD & co.
Brandon, May 10, l847. SASH
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CUMMINGS HOTEL,
HOTEL,

BOSTON.
undersigned having leased the above nam
ed establishment for the tenn of FIVE years
would respectfully announce to the trayeiing, p@ 40
de- 'i the reception Of those who may find it con
T Ter Iua to to favor him with a call. No pains will be
spared in furnishing the table with a suitable yarle
f " of we'll prepared food; and those who desire not
i~SSTox1cAT1Nd DRINKS, will find such materials fol
conducting to their enjoyment as to induce them to
s'' The BUFFALO HOTEL is located on the cor
ner of East and South streets; but a few rods IRON
the Western Railroad Depot, and Baggage VIII Dc
convened either way free of charge.
Rz=Fare only rs cents per day; PIeaSe 6ITr
Boston, Feb. IS, 1S47. o;@o;1y.
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
W. TT. HAGADORN

W. H. HAGADORN
IvrOIrTD respectfully inform the travelling public
w that he has purchased the American Hotel, for
merly ow ned by Il. ingalls,, situated on Williams street,
in the village of Whitehall, just south OF the upper
styiee, and is now ready to attend to the wants of those
who may feel disposed toIgive him their patronage. no
pains will be spared to render the stay OF the u1'eieE
pleasant and agreeable.
THE AMERICAN HOTEL
Is large and cominodious and has excellent accommo-
dations, and in a most delightful location. The table
will at all times be furnished with the suostantlalS ana
luxnries of The season, and the Proprietor feels conn
dent that those who call once, will be disposed to DO SO
again. Please cell md see for yourselves.
M~eAIs-Rreakfast 25 cents. Dinner ~ IL Genus
TAKE NOTICE.
Carriages always in attendance to convey passengers
to and from the house, free ofcharge. o-ou
Whitehall, Feb. "a, l847. o:oi'm
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THE NEW BOOKSTORE.

A few articles of ready made CLOTHING
IN on hand, cheap, well made, and warrant
cd to fit. Call and examine for yourselves.
/. G.. SCOTT & co.
Brandon, May "a, 1847. AZ
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DRT1GS AND MEDICINES.

vWVHE subscriber is now receiving a u
Il supply of DRUGS and MEDICINES 81
on,or~ Which will be found a good stock OF
French CHEMICALS and most xmas
of PATENT medicines.
He is also Agent for the sale OF
GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
For Consumption.
Also for the very celebrated HASTlNGS
SYRI1P of NAPHTHA. Also has on hand
q GOOD stock of PURE WINES, for Medical al
and Mechanical purposes. All of which Will
he sold for CASH at very small profits
EDWARD JACKSON, Agent
Brandon, June Is, 1947. %
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PEDDLERS WANTED.

ONE or TWO PEDDLERS are imme-
" diately wanted for disposing of Tin Ware
and other articles. None need apply who
will not furnish good security for the faith
full performance of this business; nDr1r
june /, l84I o'
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MANUFACTURING.

THE subscribers would respectfully inform
IL the public that they have formed a CO.
partnership for the Manufacture OF WOOLc
EN- CLOTH, and have rented, for a term OF
years, the WOODEN FACTORY in Hub
bardton, about 70 rods west OF Deweys Law
ern, where they manufacture WOOL into
PLAIN CLOTHS,
@MSSAM &&&So
ano 5EANNGE,
on reasonable terms, by the yard or on shares
which they pledge themselves shall be lone
in the most satisfactory manner. They IN
tnnd tn give strict personal attention to the
business, and from experience In manu1actur'
inc, hope to please all who may favor them
with their custom.
% Cloth constantly on hand to exchange
for wool.
notice, for cash or ready pay
GRIST MILL.
The subscribers would also say to the pub
lie that they have rented the GIRLS!
MILL. (situated on the same dam) whlcf
has recently been thoroughly repaired,--i'
now in first rate order and under the superln
tendence of a competent Miller, and custom
ers can depend upon having their Gran
Ground expeditiously and as well as at any
other Mill in the county.
o'D'A '1 J,W. & D. T. TREADWAY.
Hubbardton, May l, 1847. Al
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ABUNDANCE IN THE MIDST OF FAMINE
T. 10 a STRANGE and an anomalous fact, THAT du-
r;ng all the time in which the late and pres
ent distressing famine has prevailed in Ire
Iond there have been continual exports Of
breadstuffs and provisions from that country
- Tnglond. During the week ending the
T9tb of June amongst other food imports from
TsoIand into Liverpool, we're 1341 barrels of
aota from Kilrush, and 70 sacks of -four and
S Sa@ harrels Of wheat, from Cork. In a report
eS tho Iondon market for the l4th of June,
Oh ',' I,nnYn that mention is made Of the arr
w wy oC . 5o0 6rkins of butter and 2,44o bales
va Raoon from Ireland.-Bogton Traveller
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Office directly opposite the Patent Office, corner
of F. and Eighth streets. Residence adjoining the
"Washington House, Capitol Hill.
r5@Afl letters OH business must be post paid.
S3e;ly w. ?. ELLIOT.
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and are prepared to execute promptly, all business
with which they may be entrusted. NO e tket u nnt
ronage with Which the Line has heretofore been ia
Their arrangements for towing on Hudson River
and Lake Champlain, will enable them to give good
Pronerty forwarded by this Line is actually and
accurately weighed at the time of shipment; The
Boats are insured, and property not subjected to the
occasional delay and injury incident to tranship-
ment. ouox
WESTERN RAILROAD or VESSEL.
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o- into byrosi were pursued BY Lieuo. Lowry and
O.tes and three men, and all but Eve were either DIS
mounted or sabred Msor Sumner and Captain sioiey
~ ru-nher Of p-rsou.l encounters with the enemy
who were In every instance either killed or dsmounted
n. pursuit was continued 70 the village OF aeden six
res bsvond the bridge where another party Of Ancers
were seen refreshing and Lieut. NELL the sclntsni OF
the "a Dragons pursued diem with three men sup
porting party was sen; after him, but bis horse being
haaer than tie others be frsi caught Up with ths pul
.ued Two Of whom closed upon hin. lie fought gal
srty with them bot received two lance wounds In TIE
An ana breast and fell from bis horse The pursuit
was continued two miles farther but night coming on
the party returned 20 Msden rested three hours and
returned u camp which they reached az o clock n
the morning Major Gen. Patterson, with Col camp
bells regiment arrived AZ the bridge soon alter Col hAf
ney had made his dispositions for the attack oat N
very zentlemAny manner declined taking eomrnAn a.
hut assisted In the attack and assault behaving very ga
lantlv a did likewise Col Campbell
The cool udgent Of Col Harvey IN preparing Tor tue
attack and his gallant conduct during the charge and
pursuit aled the command with admiration Any per
son who has ever him can imagine What az impo
sing szure he must have presented dsshing through
among tue Mexican horsernen and hurting them 70 me
earth with his powerful and keen blade In bis turn
re speaks Ia the complimentary terms OF the brave
" and energy Of the officers sud who acted under
him Col Harvey lOsttwo killed and nine wounded one
Of the latter being Th0s Young Of Texas, who acted ~
guide and behaved brsvely The exact number OF Mex
cans killed i not known but il Is known that over nity
fell IN the attack and pursut-nos OF them falling under
the sabre II
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Letter from j. Watson Webb.

To ne Editor q The Iri5HEs
have not deemed il necessary 10 reply 10 your
comments on my letter TO you. Of the 18th uumo
to the ridiculous card published by George Bruce in
your columns on the lst inst do consider Il at all
necessary for my own defence take any notice OF the
two columns of ,wsddle which appears your columns
Of Saturday over Mr.. BEUeEs signature. InAsmueh
however he therein sssas the character OF Col Tr
LEK-s 10 all respects hs superior. and whose hon
esty and sic; honor 10 one doubts feel It incumbent
upon me ask the privilege Of using very small space
In your columns
Mr. George Bruce says that Col TYLKE is wrong
In saying that was to be secured By mortgage from
the Booths Tor my endorsement sr0Hg N szytH ite
"tiey ea>d upoa NJ for sa60vseeni shieh Irsei 10
frs and wrong IN conveying the idea that the Press
was not completed according to contrsct7
He also says tina, In June 1886, be WEBB made
statement 10 me very much Ike the recently pub
M,hed about the contract for the Press the notes
Sc Instantly asserted that fS Eh0.S K1s tts creation
II Ls nastzsiioa and t.af E0nsof ~ crct7sian
ce< Desfi0ass lad srO 9ceErrsf"
There il about as much rrii IL this as in anything
that be written ,he subject VIII appear BY the
following atiisvins
On azG Cou7fy Of Ne,- York. sy-Dsniel z Tylee Of
the cry Of NewYork being duly sworn deposeth and
saith that certain note drawn by the Messrs Booth
and endorsed by GEORGE BRCcE, Type Founder for sd
vances made the said Booths oy the arm Of Webb &
4Flee, AZ ne soclaten OF eAu DfuSr W. nO protest
ed AZ maturity and that IN consequence Of is hsv
ing been protested the said Bruce refused % endorse
new note for similar any other amount alleging
for such refusal that be understood the Print.
ing Press for advances 70 which the note given.
would probably De failure and that be should avail
himself Of the exemption which the Law Afforded him.
The Press alluded 10 turned out TO be worthless and
was sold ss old iron D. z. TlLEE.
Sworn 10 before ne This 10Th day Of April. 1871
WV Il. GRlSWOLD Con. Of Deeds
know the contents Of the above affidavit 10 be
J. WATSON WEBB.
sworn 70 before ne this 10Th day Of April ls47
DIFF. CURRY, Com. Of Deeds.
Comment "a quite unnecessary bat inssniueh as
Mr.. BErcE once occupied the position OF respectable
man in this community il i charitable 10 suppose that
the weight OF years and bis proveroia deTouor to
non have impaired lis memory.
Your obedeni servant;
Tuesday P " April g. J. WATSON WEBE.
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The DRAGON Fight at MedeIin

Lines before VrKA Carr. March 27-e ?. "
Col Harvey started On the morning Of the 25th
with Cap. Thornions squadron, under The immediate
coumsnd Of Major sumner and tity disnounfed crs
goous under Capt Eer toward Medein river, where IL
was reported that sroug force Of Mexican cavalry had
placed themselves When &c reached The stone bridge
the MorenA about SIX miles from here he began 10
reeolno,ier be had received iniorms1on that the
bridge was fortified and guarded by 2uVO men and two
pieces Of artillery Small parties Of lsncers were seen
among the Tickets a. tie dragons approached and
when within Gbcut sixty yards OF tie bridge Capt. her
command received heavy ire from TIE oreAst"orks,
which killed corporal and badly wounded two men
Seeing that TIE bridge forraec and defended oy
strong force tn Colonel fe back and request for
two pieces Of artillery Capt Hirdee VINO was engaged
the beach setting his horses Ashore bearing OF the nht
collected many OF bis men IS had reached the beach
and in passing through the camp took Al ne could md
there, and marched them (oetsesn forty and tfry IN
number on foot to the Colonies assistance Col Has
KEEL Of the % Tennessee Regiment with part OF four
compsries and Capt Chesfhsn. Of TIE st Tennessee
Regiment sso joined the Dragons and shortly Siter
Lieut. Judd Of u Artillery with ala saostern Lieut.
H. Brown. appeared with Two pieces Of Cannon. Capt
ker WA Placed upon ihe rgh: Of The road esdipg
the bridge the TennesseSns the leit Of H. Capt
HsTcee and Lieut. Hui were ordered 70 support The
guns and Be ready 10 charge into the WORK and MAJOR
sumner. with the wounded Ee1. VA he'd ID reserve
Lieut. Judd no~ advanced cautiously toward the bridge
and be 1e received the concentrated
IRE o; TIE NexrAas sooui nify yards distant The
parties he night aid LETT were nov ordered 70 extend
and cOnmsnce .ring 70 direct tie ensmy's attention
from Judas guns Lieut. gudd fesrlessly opened upon
ne bridge and After eight veldireetec rounds
drove the enemy under cover. Essksl and Chesrhsr
snd HStes with rhsir nor rushed IntrsPdly !nts
the iorrecsrcn sspng over the SarTeste- The enemy
fell back and formed beyond the bridge. Col Harvey
ordered The obstacles oe cleared away and MAJOR sun
mounted sslloped " and charged scross ths
bridge The ksxcsn foot ED into the chsppors bu, tie
cavalry we're net and routed party Of % aneess turned
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NPW.YoRK LEGISLATIVE.

SENATE. .AIsAxr. March l2-7 P. NJ
The House resolutions congratulaiory Of the VIC
torie. of Buena Vista and Vera Cruz were received
and referred to the Military Committee
bin was reported extending the time within
which REuBES II. WALwoRTH may accept the
Office Of Commissioner Of the Code. 1t proposes to
obviste the objection that the taking OF his oath as
Corpnis.joner would vscste bis present office.
The general Railway bill was made aspecia
order.
The bill 10 continue the act for the benefit Of the
Guardian Insurance Co. passed. Also the blll to
sxtend the time 70 fll up the capital OF the East
River and Manhattan Mutual Insurance Co Also
The bill 10 extend the time in which X h W A.
WORTH shall qualify as Commissioner OF the Cooe
The Senate then took up in Executive business
the nominations Of RoBT. GER, OF Syracuse as
Superintendent Of the Salt Springs and Alfred
Mrxsoy. CYs P COVENTRY and JAMES L. W ADS
WORTH as Managers Of the Lunatic Asylum. The
nominations were referred.
The senate then went into Committee Of the
whole on the bill making appropriations Tor the
Canal. No vote taken. -,
The Hurl-gate Pilot bii was ordered to third
reading.
The School F ind appropriation bill was debated
az some length $1,000 was appropriated 70 Ham
ton College for two years-elOO0 for two years 70
Buffalo University, and $500 for two years 70
Hamilton College. Pending motion 20 restore lue
usual appropriation 70 New.fork University ana
Geneva College the Committee rose
ASSEMBLY.
The Canal Appropriation bill was read q third
time. Mr.. PERKINS moved to recommit the bill for
toe purpose Of reducing the appropriation to the
Genesee Valley and Black River Canals to $780,
600 each Mr.. sHuNwAr supported the notion
The bill ooutemp plated the completion Of the second
ary works before the main trunk. The motion TO
recommit was lost and the bill was passed
The bill 10 change the location OF the New-f YORK
and Enc Railway way again taken up
The debate was continued on the location OF the
Erie Railway. In the afternoon session the debate
was resumed.
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Coon Nyws FoR THE BIISp.-BinoDess cured vit
GU, sa operation.-Dr g. A. Knapp, oeul't, rssps,,
fully informs the public that he has opened an ess
400 Broadway Albany opposite stsnwix Hall, vhsrss
Will attend to al persons afflicted with
Blindness, or other Diseases Of the Eye
and particularly smauross opthslmis (or inismnzaDnl
Of every grade, opacity grsnulacn Of the eye IA Nd
some Of cataract His method Of restoring hsa
and sight TO diseased eyes without, operation as
cent discovery snd the results have ssonlshed the P
fesson and elected the warmest gratitude Of pstissa
Cstarscts entirely removed without an opersuOa
No charge for examinations at the office.
az 2aw3wTu& SAT-
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- CT. sTLvKsrERs EVE. AND oIHKz PoEzs. By
Mss r HovARrH-This Ia one Of those romantic le.
gends ihAtseryes display The s< add graceful pen Of
the suthoressto much advantage The story one OF deep
interest and the IDEAS clothed with fancy aud isg
NATION. rAs, ts are 'oA< really eisrzHs Poefic passage
ale-spsS ttrg-si0zf "a. l<srEd The Illustrations are
also BY the x1thOress and considerable talent In
this branch Of the lrts Ahosstk- L ia o. oss ele
CAN'T volumes OF Bo1tO Lyrics ina, adapted for the
drawing room table, and Will end many sdnirers.
London paper.
We sre requested 70 state that specimen volume Of
the above work car Be 81 Mr. Stars otaee "A Wal.
a. IN this city I'd Tri5ure
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II ca Views letter ia relation to Mr. Bkpc.s
ssaemsnt-frply 70 n you can cal Il so-sPpesrs
scsspeuousy In THE paper. Read it, and Judge II Mr.
Bruees clear and fun exposition Of the dealings and
counts besweea them 10 at oil inplgned or affected
thereby This getting into controversies every fsw
months and getting regularly used up in each would
be awkward to folks but we suppose ii mus, so
essisr to those who are used to II.
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u The Nass0sal Rgarmeys voted very gene
rally for BRADY for Mayor and Leonard for Aims
House Commissioner these two having answered
their Questions satisfactorily, while their respective
doubrfuly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

NEwJERsEY-The Legislature OF NewJerssy
reduced the State lax from $4,000 to saocoo The
Trenton Daily News says IL vii soon De quite urneees
ssry TO levy tax az ali.
EY VIII the News inform Us whether there Is
or 10 not any prospect that the State will stop tax
ing ofker People as well as Der owni Many Anew.
Yorker doing business in Philadelphia pays bis
s5 or si0 per snnum toward the support OF New
Jerseys Government though be has not q dollars
worth Of property in the State. Is this fair Is it
honest7 Let Us understand IL.
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u. NORTHUMBERLAND, &c.
Buffalo Tuesday, April l3-si ? ~
La, a

btTFALo, Iltf1sJ hpllI ~ > =
We have had delightful day here. The ice IS
upon TIE side Of the Lake that requires east VINO
and rain to dispense it. The United States arrived
here on Saturday and left on Sunday. She was
the frs, TO arrive and first to go out bot was COM
PEELED 70 return. The Madison appeared on the
Harbor this forenoon and made several unsuceess'
fol attempts to come in. bat finally turned and went
m the Lake. All is life and hustle on the docks
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NEWARK ELEoTIoS.-The Election Tor City on
GERS which took place in Newark y. J on Monday.
resulted in the reelection Of BEAcH VAsDERPooL,
the present Wing Mayor. and the success Of the
Wing ticket generally.