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tcgrity OF charactcr-of naturally strong mind and
good Judgment His religious and political views were
nNcd aud uniform. No winds that have blown, no
chnngcs tina, have occurred have shifted the direction
OF his bark
II seemed 10 have been an early conviction with
HIM that the institutions Of religion were necessary to
the order and wcl-being OF society Hence he hon
orcu The Bible, the Sabbath the house OF God, the
ministry, and the benevolent Christian institutions OF
inc age lie WINS regular und constant in his attend
ahce upon public worship. His children were brought
up under the droppngs OF the sanctuary, and have felt
It's consecrnting and clcvoting power.
Mt Rice had been considerable of a politician but
toward the close of life, politics lost all their interest
the world csscncd to n spcck, and he died rcposna
upon Christ as n rock,-vcry generally lamcntcd, re-
spectcd and bcovcd.-[Comm.
In Wcstiord Jan. 2jth, suddenly Mrs ESTHER
DIXON, in the seth year of her age She had been an
| lnhabant OF Wcstiord - years and for something
over 90 years member OF the Congrc gatona church
She was the third or fourth inhabant that settled up.
on our soil. She was the last save one OF little banc
that was organized into a church, when our town wa
II wilderness. She was woman Of strong mind, anC
OF high religious at'anmcnts II is confidently believe,
that she now shines star OF the first magnitude il
| the kingdom of God i "0mm
In Charlotte ON the 9th ult., REUBEN OWEN PEAsE
aged 81
in Bmttlchoro, on the 9Th inst, LUCINDA, wife of tn,
late Moses Catlin, Esq, aged Il years.
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ION TIsEE PRIss FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY II, 1913

STAT f. OF YER MONT,} A ia Probate
DsrRicr OF CnrrEyDEN, IS. "a Court hold
en- AT Burlington within and for the District alorcsnd
on the OH day OF February A. u 1878 an instrument
purpoiting to he the last viii and Testament OF
Samuel Rice late OF Wcstorl in said District dcccas-
ed. presented TO the Court here for Probate, by
Martin /. Rice, the EXccor therein named
THEEErlRE tits ord red by said Court, that public
notice be- given to all persons concerned therein to
appear before said Court, at nscssion thcrcoi to be
holden at burlington the LIST day of March, \. ID
1878 and contest the probate oil said VIII, and 1t Is
further ordered that this order be published three
weeks succcssivcly in the Burlington Free Press IA
news papers printed Darlington, in this State, the
last Of which publications shall be previous to the
| day assigned. as aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers Office, this
9th day OF February 4. d. 1918.
33W3 b RlXFORD Rcgisier.
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1t is with great deal OF pleasure that we can say we
are day hearing OF new cases where the SnI-ap1Tlu
and T0nnto Bticrs, which are sold by Brown, No.
Cs Washington street are cilcctlnu most astonishing
cures in purifying the blood and assisting digestion. -
MANY of the physicians have taken quite an interest
in this compound and considered 10y them the best
article now IN for aundlcc, indigestion, loss of APP
petite weakness and from all complaints arising from
,npuri,y of the blood It IS really the best medicine
now in use to purify the blood and eradicate all hui
mors from the system. II Is very pleasant bitter,
and easily taken. We can recommend it, with the
greatest confidence to our numerous readers. Don't
luke our word Tor it, but try one bottle and satisfy
yourself
For sale by TuEo. A. PECK, and 4. c. SPEAR, Apo
thecares and wholesale Druggists and by dealers gene
orally throughout the State.
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y / D

In New York, on the morning OF the sth INST, o.
?. HAswE11, son of NATHAN b. HAswErL, Esq OF
this Village Mr. IIaswell had been in New York
for.everal weeks, under eminent medical advice ior a
bronchial affection, which has thus early terminated
his life.
In Wesaford Jan 25th, after prolTacted sickness
Mr.. SAMUEL RIcE, in the 10Th year OF his age.
Mr. Rice had long been known IN this county as a
worthy citizen lie had resided in Westiord tor about
so years. and upon the same farm. lie had reared a
large family consisting OF four sons and SIX daughters
nil of whom are living, and are happily and prosper
ously settled in life, and all in the town where they
were born with the exception OF one, who resides IN
Jericho Mr.. Rice being among the brsi settlers su7-
tained large and prominent share OF the toll r'spon-
sbty and expense, which has brought the good town
of Westford to It's present state OF prosperity and re-
fpectabiliy lie was man OF great decision and m
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10 Il ERSFIELD
kcasscHLaicas Institution.

J. :. SPAUIDlNG. A. NJ. ,..o,;,,. p.;..;.,,.
{. G. BiSBEE, A. NJ ASs''"te fr"rVafs'
Mrs !. 5. SrAuLplND, Prcccptrcss and Tcacher Of
DrorHg.
Miss d. TurrER, assistant and Teachcr Of EicRch.
Mr. :. NJ. BAsSErr, Teachcr ot Vocal Music and
Th0rUugh H0Ss
Mrs $ NJ BASsErr, 7eachcr of Piano Music.
Miss T.. VI BARNES, 1eachcr Of Painting.
Mr. l. d. DAVIS, Tcachcr Of Pcnmanship.
';NIIE SPRING: TERN commences on Wcdncs-
L. day February %. A Class of Teachers will be
formed at the commencement of Che term to which
instruction will be given in Orthocny. Orhornnhy.
Drawng Maps, of Globes and Outline Maps =
subjects on the theory and practice OF teaching will
also be brought before the Class for discussion. Miss
TurrER is graduate of the Troy Fcmnc Seminary
and has been engaged in tenching for several years
Lectures will be- given usual with additional expert
mcnts set OF forty chemicals, including the Metals
POTASSIUM and Sodium, has been obtained
BOARD 81 % per week, including rom, wood and
washing. SETH OAhES, Secrcidry
bakersfield Ian ~, 1873. 32w3
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United States Arsenal,

FnyclvlITc Y Z, March ,, ~.
Or Fovlc. Dear sir:-IIayng used several bottles
~ i''"i i' g: u ~! ''' 'Ii ''''.'i ~
cided beneficial effect chceriuiy advise my friends
and all others who may need medicine OF that kind
10 Try IL G.. \. SCH AR/MAN.
n b. We do not ask the public to rely solely
upon recommendations produced from states far dis
ianl, where the persons cannot be known but, having
testimony from ererg Suite IN tie tHOR, We refer all
who have any doubts about the efficacy OF this highly
popular and useful medicine, to their own nclghbJrs
who have used the article.
Be careful and get the genuine DR.. WlSTAHS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed By ! BUTTS Address all orders 10
SETH W FOWLE, Boston, Mas. For sale whole
sale and retail by TnEo \. PEca, Burlington, and by
Dealers in Medicines generally IN Vermont.
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FDR SHE.
H'spl' sAnaS.

Burlington. Jan. 3. 1919.
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a Laegtsh CALI!

Tdres and return Of the PnJbc Money,
u, GDrcramcBi LoaR.
gpY THE CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE IT rs SEEN
VI that the Administration nnis, have III some such
way funds to buy peace or both noncyNmen to cary
ON the War Now, the Peoples Agent, beng Wnn,lE
opposed to war will sell any goods, if wish"d at War
prices and invest the cash in Pcce purchases hoping
that in due time the speculation will end ana peace
be- made so that the people. instead OF striving ior mo-
nry to pay taxes and sending back the public money
NOV used for school purpos,s0 or going to Mexico TO
fight, will remain quiet in their several avocaoiis al
home and continue 10 do they long have done buy
mo r',ds rhnon Of thrir aucnt. HOWARD.
Burlington. Ian. ~, 1878. %
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DarcuS IIurray,s Estate.

WE the Subscribers having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District OF
Chtenden commissioners TO receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF all persons, against
the OF Dircus Murray late OF Williston i'll said
District. deceased, represented nsovcnt, and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto and
six months from the day OF the date hereof. being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, We do therefore
OF our appointment, at the dwelling OF Clancy Brow
nell Esq, in Wiiston. in said District on the ilIs
Mon lays OF April and Jun next at 10 o'clock L. VI.
on each osad days.
Dated, this 9h day of February, \. D. 1913.
ROSWELL b. FAI,} c,,,,,;,,,s
33w3 JOHN BROWN, Jr { ''"'"''"' O.
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NOTICE.

y conformity to the Articles Of Association of the
i TROY AND CAShuA JUNCTION TEIrGRArH COMPANY
meeting of the Stockholders of snid Company will
be- held at the American Hotel in Burlington, on the
% day of February, 1919, at 10 o'clock, \ NJ for
the purpose of receiving the report ot the Trustees
thcir proceedings and disbursements for the election
of a President, ciaht Directors, and Secretary and
Treasurer, aud Tor the transaction OF any other bu-
sne.s which may come properly before the meeting.
- Stock not fully pnd in cannot be represented
at the meeting and whatever shares OF subscribed
Stock may be unpaid for previous to the meeting
will be sold that time. Crrticacs Of Stock will be
issued 10 Stockholders after the meeting.
G.. w. BENEDlCT,)
j II. PECK, Trustees
II +. RICE,
Burlington, Feb 9TH, ISIS 33w3
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| , ,rrti, -rrIinlon, race, and colOr. anu
/ with mortal hatred of us as they now are
nan can be so foolish, sir. as to suppose that
uch means our union will be promoted. Is
n union possiblel 1t reminds me of the
in "Lc Diablc Bolteaux. You may re-
her sir the story of the two demons, who
relied and raised such an uproar in lucilers
mons. that he was compelled TO Interfere.
commanded them, under internal pains and
lilies. to embrace and swear to be friends Tor
We did so. sad the demons. and have hated
other MORALLY ever since. Such, sir, will
he consequence of that union which you wish
ring about. Such will be the Graternal union
,een the United States and Mexico. see it
iicted. sir. that IL we sirtull annex Mexico,
would be to us what Ireland is to Great Brit
=: perpetual source of boodshed. embarrass-
1ts. annoyance. endless disquetudc. ] do
It, that the country will not sanction such an
that the Senate will not sanction it-'hat
The progress of this discussion. all Will come
perceive the truth, as think that perceive
have said that in my opinion, we can now
lin satisfactory terms from Mexico. | do
mean TO say. that the terms offered by the
xican Commissioner. were precisely such as
ould accept, but they afford, at all events, a
Der basis for negotiation. =,
{ we do not stop here, when and where shall
stop Are we TO become the ocean-oound
.lblc. spreading over the whole continent
Il is what some gentlemen contemplate. |
)lleCt that one very ultra gentleman sad,
etime since. that the day was fast approach
when even China would be Il component part
,o I-uitoI StatDs, Ara our dreams of am
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

! have been very bad for many years with Asthma,
which was fast terminating IN cons luption was
confined 10 my room three weeks ago when sent
Tor DR.. Perkins have strictly lived up TO his direc.
ton, and am now able to follow my daily en- ploy.
mens. Lorenzo W. SPAuLplNo,
Burlington. Vermont
have been afflicted with the Pulmonary Consump-
ton Tor thee years, aud every thing that have tried
for relief failed. am now under the direction OF Dr.
Perkins and feel proud 10 say that am fast recover
Ing. Z!BA PUTNAM
WnOoski Falls, Vermont.
lNroRrANr TO THE PuBLlc--This is to certify has
have had the Pulmonary consumption tor five years
and every thing that tried for ree' iui!ed As soon
as heard OF Dr. Perkins went to him. and STAYED
with han one week. and feel much relieved, and
hIn!y believe that he will make Inc a sound man.
, Erwin iloFfSAGLE
WilIsboro Essex Co New York. IS
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I'Why 'front.' the cnterprising and energetic
people OF Brandon do their handsome and flour
fishing village piece ofsmpe justice, by erect
Ing neat and safe bridge over that milky
way" which, whilome, was beautifully named
THE NrsnonEr y
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EB. w. I. Lectures.
DR.. l.. MARSH, Wednesday eve, next

The following course Of Lectures will be dehV1,cu
before the Mechanics Institute. commencing on fH
day evening, the 18th Of January, at 81 o'clock, AT
Strongs' Hall.
" United States Army" NJ NJ BEACH, US y,
Injunction to Labor no curse" Rev II j. SHARKS.
"Work."-tSix lcctures) LEONARD MARSH, VI ID
c. y. DAvEY, Esq
Single Ticket, admitting Gcntemanand Lady %
Ticket for the course, do do LOO
Family Ticket for the course, 81
Ticketsat Edwards bookstore, and at Messrs. Brins
maids.
The funds to be appropriated to the increase OF the
Library. Jan. w.
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ufALBERT GALLArlN has published second
short pamphlet, in which be discusses with great
clearness and ability the questions of Finance
connected with the Mexican War.
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81. Valentines day, and heap Year both !
Young gentlemen, doni be alarmed Protect
yourselves as well as you can and "trust luck
for the result.
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The Seminary.

The usual Semi-annual Examination Of the
pupils in the Rev. Mr.. CoYyERsE's nourishing
Seminary for Young Ladies. commenced ycster-
and will be continued through to-day
lIrRememAcr the meeting OF tie Fire Society,
this ereniHg. at the American
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WILLISTON HIGH SClIWUE.'

Il y ID l. 4 ID / + s. S Il NJ IN 4 X Y
vlNiiE SPRING TERM of this Institution will
Il commence on Monday. February It'll, aud con-
nue eleven weeks, The instruction is in the charge
OF J. H. SANFORD, A NJ, whom the Trustees
have found to be uncommony successful as a Teacher
and who gives universal satisfaction his patrons,
Tar as we know. Charges the same as in other SINH
lar institutions.
= The Liberty Gazette and Vermont Chronicle
Will please copy and charge 7. II. SANFORD.
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IRON NONGER
@SA KEGS ASSORTED Cur NAILS.
. wv 100 Tons do Round g. l6 10 inch Iron.
100 Tons Assorted Square 3-a to inch Iron.
Band | 10 to inch do
Hame & Scroll 5.S to lis do.
Horse Shoe do.
Swedcs inch TO 3 inch do.
Russia, Old Sable do.
10 Tons Assorted Sanderson's Cast Steel.
Eng. and American Spring do.
German do
English Blstered, L. do.
American Blisered. do.
Swedes and Am. Toe Cuk do.
" Horse Nail Rods.
" Hoop Iron, So to IA inch.
Gro Bars, Cutter and Sleigh Shoes, Wro't Iron
iXcs Cast Iron do. Hooks and hinges Steel springs
Anvls. Niscs, Screw plates, Bellows Log and Trace
chains Post do, Wrot Nails, Horse Nails, carriage
bolts, Enmd Preserving Kettles, Glue Pots Sauce
Pans, Tea Kettles, oven and Arch Kettle Mouths.
Brass Kettles Hollow Ware, cooking parlor and box
Stoves, cadron kettles Plough castings, Malleabe
Iron Nuts and other castings Fry Pans. Washers,
Sheet and Bar Lead, Sheet Zinc. Shot, Iron, Brass n
Copper wire, Shce, Brass Douglass pumps Lead ipe,
Shovrs, Spades scoop shovels, Hoes, Manure and
Hay Forks Hay Knives, Grind cranks and roll.
sad Irons. Tailors Irons, shoves and ongs and
stands, counter scales and weights, Heavy and hand
steel Yards, Broad and Narrow Axes, AIDES, Hatch
cts, Cap Augers, Wagon and Cart Boxes. &c &c.
BY STRONG, DOOLiIILE i CO.
Dec J. lSi7.
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READING FOR THE FARMER.
EtULTilAT0R. 81. Monthly, at Albany.
4 BY Tucker & Howard,
tgricnlturist, 81, Monthly, at New York BY
4. B. Allen.
iorNir"'iufis'. -, Monthly, by \. J. Downing
Subscriptions received and back No- furnished by
{. GOODRICH -
z y Clubs furnished on the same terms as at The
offices OF publication. % {. q.
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ESCselqG.

,DOTASIT and Cnldron Kettles. of all descriptions
l constantly on hand and made to order. Also, a
complete assortment of Hollow Ware.a at -.
Dee. u. BEHLiNGTON FOUNDRY
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E4;stGa.
DISSOLUTION.


ON the evening OF the lgth inst, Laiy's Gold
I'nciI and large slide fora guard cham The
iHdrr WI! confer an obligation and be suitably re
wardtd by leaving them at this Office
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:42tnrkrts
Brighton Markct-Nonday. Feb. :, Isl

-''-"'"" -h'""!. va :, loAo'
REPORTED FOR THE ATLAS
At market, lj2 cattle, III sheep, and - Swine
Beer CATTLr-A few extra, s. lst quality, So {.
$50 ID quality, 81 . } 10
SuELP--S32j u j p.
SwISE-S 80 u ! 80.
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,nIpY THE subscriber, three good Engine Lnthcs
,,h Inthcs, which will be sold low
/ Tor cash or good paper. ..,-
ne T.. X. CROSSMAN.
n nnrinrton Dec 11@l; 2inl3
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Grcat Condition MeIicinc.

Decides their specific action upon diseases OF the
Lungs, &c. The lieayc Powders the best Cond-
ton Medicine that can be used improve the appetite,
sllckcn the coat, cXpe Bolts and Worms, and correct
all diseases that arise from arrangement oil the diges
i've functions in the Horse
Numerous certificates, conclusive as the above can
be shown. Mr. Geo. w. Davis, Muuroc, \. j., hai
horse cured OF most obstinate lcavcs by pack
age. Mr. L. A. Hanks, South Amboy, y. j., cHred
t,r0 h0rScs by a single packdsc, But trial of One Dol
lars worth, will convince more than any thing We can
publish. Beware OF nnatons-thc genuine Is signed
\. II. Cough II Co. Price 3 per package SIX for
s.. Sold by \. II Cough X Co., ll9 Fulton ST., New
York ). W. Fowle, Boston, y. c. SPEAR, AGENT
for Burlington. )!
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$40 Reward.

as OFFERED for the detection and convic-
l ton the person or persons who rolled two cal
dron kettles against the door i'll the base
mcnt of my store on Saturday evening, Jan sth
Burlington. Jan. IL, 1913. ;. w. TAYLOR.
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lie had cndcavorcd TO the extent of his means and
abilities to carry out the wishes and instructions of
Tue Executive nj Monterey lie thinks he had the
contrncc OF the department.
put Ne hears that the confidence of the Executive s
~ihg 9fadnnily Withdrawn from him and in consultn-
ton ana active service, his tlaylos) usefulness TO The
country Is correspondingy diminished
lie V'en Taylor asks no favor and shriuls from
no responsibility '' '''''''H7 nun
Whic entrusted with the command of ,he Army -,
H1cuP'tioh ne shal continue to devote all his cnrr-
E'cs to the public good looking for his reward in he
CONSCIOUSNESS OF having been governed by pure mo-
tivCs. ~ ~ P"' ''''-
This reward he hopes to find in the final edict of
impartial history " ~ o VI
Sevetn bills from the Senate were rcod twice
1he House adjourned to Monday
Gen. Scorr hung Riley IN bv the neck for nctino
according 10 the dictates OF the whig press and rhtnu
ior the .eNlcans in this unconstitutional" war-jt
hc W0ntd SIRE The rhoic rhig GDti 1r rrrty of III,
tMted states IN Tie same ,rav il ,rouid be cgHgih
dsJha and we could then reasonably hone for the con
cislon OF an honorable peace "-Sentincl & Demo
rrdt. INV
We have nothing special to say of this kint
OF gasconade, because we know our lind-heartet
friend OF the Sewinei would be sorry to see ever
as hung up by the neck for the free and hon
est expression OF our opinions but the para
graph has most ugly and blood.thirsty look =
what do you say Of it, Mr.. Sentinel. after the
"iervor OF composition has passed away?
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NOTICE.
Ekfk'rlEpEEclc's N'aetcvs3EH's

IN HEI re POWDERS. ~
LE-2A ZAA-
\ SAFE, Speedy and Permanent cure Tor
- lleuvc, Broken wind, Chronic. Cough Colds and
all diseases which tpend upon inflammation OF the
cous membrane of the lungs throat and head OF the
Horse or affect tbc sGuHdReSs NJ tie lRiHaFs iriH2
This remedy which has been us d with such remark
able success in England Is now offered Horse OWL
in the United States positive specific for these
obstinate and distressing complaints From the COM
huation OF powerful vegetable ingredients in its
pp~lioil-it enabled to compete sstuy with dis
IN the hardy constitution oi the lors', and at the
same time is warranted be- perfectly safe and grurl
is eaten 1rccdiiy By Horses and Other cattle and docs
not at AN Inconvenience the animal or deter him from
usual labor. The following is one amongst many
b 81 Fardels IN New York, and gentleman whose
knowledge in the mydca. treatment OF Horses is very
extensive.
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Wanted.
EsdsOa's.

IN FOUR PANEL D1ORS for sale by
GEO. PETERSON
Burlington, Feb !, 1913. {2wC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

HORRIBLY BuTCHERy Is lPswlcH-On Tuesday
urbt las; man named Adams aided Il is believed ~
an lrshmsn IN his employ while under the influence o.
liquor entered the residence Of two persons male a
female and, wthou; the east provocation cut tneI
throat from ear % ear and horrible % relate cu hr
bodies INFO small pieces portion OF ~nicn we're
into the river and the remainder packed a"as N 20
rcls la be cellar where they have since been louIn e
idenffed The fact that the female was - de4ca| cli
curs,suces adds 70 the sfrocy Of this deep-dyed crime
adams has been arrested and = now 30 lPsF,ch JeA.
fNewburypori Advertiser.
Az Iycforyr.-We have seen letter from a
Young Phiadelphan now At Paris who state. That dur
ne The nrrrec,ion member Of the Garde Noble was
captured bv the insurgents and strung up by rope 20
IA errinence Just a THE moment and while the poor
fellow wa writing torture party Of the National
,o,-. r,,sdc their sorearance and discharged their
,.i,ces among the revo'crs musket ball struck the
rope by which the captured -uardsman wa suspended
cut il IN twain and tbus saved NJ He PM mo.
Cnucaeo AND GALENA RAILROAD.-Mcssrs. Og-
den and Turner Of Chicago have returned % that place
from the East having the iron for the above road
portion Off Is already the way and i i contem-
ria,ed % have - OF - miles Of the road westward
rom Chicago IN actiVe operation the present season
This work one Of no Uncomfortable importance not
only 70 Chicago but 10 the Lake int rests
Rochester Daily American
APPROPRIATION oP THE SAILS OF PUBLIC
LANDs-R. J.. Colt Esq o. Paterson y -
vel known 20 sgricu,urists and the paOhc Al '"i
4 rnuuifcent patron of Agrculture--hasf We U--s
staud pet.tiOned Con grcss that secnon % ~ -.
square Of the public lands shall b. given 70 eacn :.
ana Territory Of the United states for the pliPo ~
endowing an Agricultural College in each slas =.
good move. certainly Reasonable one aH' We "0F0
see Il acted upon
Srs,vro.r ACCIDENT ON BLACK RIVER, La
~ he IN !, if the steamboat Idgley, after dischars
ing large quantity OF iron opposite 70 'ge co OSH IN
Trinity started b. cross the river IN isths eCi4D
- s-ff.,er,, ~olia1,sed tue. Not more than one
nan i known 10 have been killed but upward Of twenty
ia, 1' ere dan ,erously scaded by the accident An
l~.rs Of the Trrdy G1-ene gives the dctaAs OF tue
/ melancholy accident
A RoLAND FOR ~ OLiNkh.-lme o"-'D- 49,
] N. .t.is ,.od sforv. Daniel Webster was once
tsodipr In company with several other gentlemen pa
he CAPITOL al Washington drove OF mules wa. 80
ing by Webster says one Of me Sonlaein sc''' H.
,oer : there go some Of your constituents 1es; IT.
stsn,ly repled Mr. Webster they are going SCUM u
/ teach school.