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Cholera Record.

inll0sion on Tuesday,Ihe number Of deaths
by cholera, reported lno1 FROM oil tie e'ly,l
-aI the city Registers office, "hs ! 1.
New York city, for lhe last week-deaIhs
by cholegn--6s7. Whole number tho pres
ant season, 870a.
In le;s!, up 10 the same period Of tho cpl
denic, tie deaths were B4OO, Number Of
deaths lasl Monday, A.,
AZ lruoklyu, the Glh, - chsea and . deaihsi
nl Philndelphia,2 cases aud deaThHI NJ hui'
lhlo,4i rnses and Is deaths NJ Albany, cas-
es nnd denthsAl ROeheaer,ior tie ~ hours
ending Monday noon,3 deulhsRt Black Rock,
I II eases aud . DEATHS during fiie WeFt uuu'
/ ing Saturday LAST NJ Syracuse, lnr ~ hours
ending noon. Nondhyi 4 eases and deaths,
I Al Cincinnati an lhe 9Th, there we're ~
/ ierineuls of cholera Gases, nnd ~ Of Other
| Diseases, A despatch from MilwHukie,,lnied
tho Glh, sAys--"1here have been cases aud
q deaths from cholera for ~ honrs endlng VI
noon Yesterday. Aud cases aud = deaths
I for thu - hauga preceding
Il A Montreal, 0ii tho 5th, Z, and on the ON
q deaths from cholera. A. Quebec, for lli
"a hours ending on noon Of Ihe Ships dsaih'
10y cholera,
There were 2 cases ofcholsra NJ maneheS
tor, n, u, oa Tuesdaylds
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TnE rnEsIpENTS VIsTT.

The Washington Republic ofMonday snyr
awe enrn that Jhe President viii leave the
seat Of Government during the present week
on n tour through some ofthe Northern aud
EASTERN States. Having long since been in
vited TO Pittsburgh, aud being recently re-
minded ofhys pramise to visit that city, aud
having been urged TO view the iron md conf
establishments Of Pennsylvania. his journey
will, in the fret instance, ho directed Ia that
State. lie will then proceed to Boston, ely
pecling to reach tia, ciry-arly ia Scpten-
her, and will spend several days there aud IN
tho vicinity. Thence he Will proceed TO Sy-
racuse, where he expects To attend the Agri-
cultural Fair about tho middle ofSeptemher;
and, returning TO w'OstiugrUui- nc with visit
in succession, New York, Philadelphia, aud
Baltimore. We understand that the PreSl-
dent makes this journey to become better nc
auninted with the manufacturing, ugrienltn-
ral, and other interests Of the North, und to
crafty ut the same linIe,l the numerous iriends
who have favored him with their kind inv'tn-
lions; and that IL would I've his choice io irav-
Ell aud TO be received IL tbs plainest aud least
ostentatioiis manner
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-11

GREAT CATTLE TRAIN. The Express cat
tic Irun which comes down from Tie Yer
mont Central, Passumpsc aud Northern rail
roads Tuesday, reached lowell this morning
at n quarter past len. The trains came iulo
Concord with one hundred and tweuiy-siS
fully loaded cars. They reached Lowell with
one hundred aud five There were twenty
eight cars of cnlte from the Vermont Cen-
tral--iorIy-six from The Pussumpsic, und IF
teen from the northern. The BALANCE of the
cars were loaded with produce aud Werchan,
die. Heretofore the cattle from the Yer
mont Central, have gone down over tho
Finhburgh road, but now, since arrange
menls have been fully completed, 10 express
train from Montpelier, and in few weeks
from Waterbury, in one day 10 Brighton
MurkeI,ssoek may he expected to come from
Northern aud Western Vermont, over tho
Northern. Concord, Nashua aud L0welt roads.
The lrain lasl night, is suid by those who
know, 30 haSssAeen the most valuable Tint
ever canle do,Sn over the Northern road, The
train leR Lowell with H1ngry-eight curs.--
LoioeH Courier.
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orange county Politles.

The Montpelier Waterman hos given ua o
iocrncy Of Orange Coumy,ihe leaders Ut which
ihe editor seems 90 understand. We have
the satisfaction Of hHsisifig lhHi q respectable
number Of those. who have for few years
past ucled with the iibeHy parry, will The
year oct with lhs WhiFs-lhey nre honest
men, and arc induced 20 take this course
from conscientious motives. They VIII neF-
~ essssI.s 10 l,lay The game oflugRlg, for the
personal qualification Of siayo0crnlic leaders,
who belle their past practice aud professions,
aud raik iree-snil 10 perpdunle lhnlr political
asceudsnby, When on ihG eve ofiopplng "a
pieces. HiuGsJr Journal
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0E'lhe mansion House of Hon, Daniel
Webster In Franklin, N, w., whs broken o.
pen hast Saturday night, and a considerable
amount Of property, including one bed, ynri'
aus articles Of hedding, Silver spoons, &C.,
stolen. fihy dollars are offered for the de-
leclion Of the ll1ef aud reSturutiDtf 81 '1s
prnneIy.
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Caledonia County Grammar School.

TIVE Pail Term Of this Institution VIII
Il commence on the last "wednesday lS1lh)
Of August aud continue II weeks.
- TEACHERS.
. hit ALFRED nix,
MISS LAURA ~ FREEMAN,
MISS l.. =. BRADLEE ~ Painting ana
Dmwina and others II necessary.
Or, =. Is BHEREE Will give Lectures on
Anatomy and Physiology
ID MERRILL, Secretary,
Peaeham, July ~, ls40 G2nwa
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ST. JOhusbury Academy.

TVNHE Fall Term viii commence on We'd
j. nesday, Aug 2Jth.
MF CAsE will continue his exercises for ihe
benefit Of Teachers.
Particulars respecting the school can Do
G2sw9 J.P. BANCROFT.
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MUSIC.

ia Music will be- given by
II Miss T.. NJ, Mus, during the Fall Term
af tho ~ Johnsbury Academy, Rooms a.
llle l0aIding llonse b2Sw3
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0y~Frederiek II. Ranger, Jr., OF Meudoh,
Vermont, aged 10 yenrs, on Sunday, the 29'h
ult., while in the oct of stepping over log III
tho woods near that place, stumbled, which
bro;,sht the breech Of the gun which he had
with him, loaded with bucksho',io the ground
md the muzzle near his breast, when tho gun
was accidentally discharged, Ihe charge eli
,ering the LEFT Ureusr md piercing the heart
~ I,irh ,,nused his death instantly.
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IT, (0ff5sTha New Bedford Mercury thinks 'i'0'
Thomas II. Benton will ger tho nomination
of the Democratic National Convention when
Calhoun declines it. How would II do 70
IN, up Benton for President and Calhoun
for Vice? THIS would not be more strange
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n+The Clnremon, Hotel, CoremonI N
H.. was totally destroyed on the morning OF
the ;3is, The fro spread 80 quick that IN
less ,Inn two hours from the discovery ofthe
fire twas burnt to the ground. Most "i ne
fiirni,ure was saved Allthe animals but one
COW and a horse were saved. The insurance
on The Hotel $500 in the N. II. Mutual IN
suFdnce Office, :,
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FOR SALE, IMMEDIATELY,

A SMALL convenient Dwelling House,
IA with "a acres of land adjoining, NJ lat
leion Village, opposite the Union Hotel.
For terms, &e- address Mrs. Almcrla S"'
nant, Thctford, VI. b|7w6
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HUNGARY.

As usual, the intelligence from this qiinrter
Is confused, varying and contradictory. Max
mB All due allowances, ms we of course are
Wound TO do, for Ausrin exaggcraIions aud
m'srepresontations we cannot hut ritartlhe
aspect of the tdings ms on the whole fnvorn-
oIe TO the Hungnrians. They are evidently
r'1k'r'E very efleisni, and thus far, SUCCESS
,u' stand. Their great md almost only poini
now Is to gain iime;--disense. scarcity ofpro-
VISIONS and starvation viii fight their battles
'or Them, provided they can only maintain
w eeelr ground. The accounts of the success-
wi stand made by them nj the West, aud the
reports of success nj the East, seem to show
mere IS no good reason to doubt they can do
pll uiumphanIiy.
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RoNg.-Thc Pope hne addressed an nuio
graph letter to General Oudiuot, on the o.
caslun Of rrceiI lug the keys of the city uf
Romc. Ills huiuess congrniulales the Cen
ersl m the triumph Of order ia Rnmo, mud
expresses his hope IhUt divine Providence
vii remove the difficulties that mny still ex.
49, lie ndds, that he does not cense to di-
rect his prayers to Heaven for the General,
Vie army, and the French nation. The letter
was dated Gneta, 9Th July.
Cardinal Piccnliui aud the Marquis Sac.
clelll arrived in Rome, tram Gacta, on the
9'h. The hitter is Grand Chamberlain ofthe
Apostolic Palace. Preparations are making
At Rome, which lead to Tho impression thnt
Plus IN. is expected soon To return 10 the
Qnlrnnl. Al the wounded have been re.
moved from that place
-4 The -Ercnch are doing all they cnn, dislrib-
uiug money and so forth, 10 gUt mp n cry ~,
MS iayor but in vain. The Roman troops,
Who had ngreed in the first instance 10 do
duty conformity with the French, nre all ienv-
ing, and the whole force remaining now ~
mounts To less than 1000 men. or these
many were anxious 10 leave, but Gen. Oudinot
would not give consent. The Pope's cngin-
GERS, having been hsked 10 mike demon.
Nra,on m his favor. preferred quitting his
services. 30 out of47 resigned, nrd oil the
rnnk and file were dishanded. The same
ming occurred IN The artillery, all tie officers
noN,''g resigned, with the exception of three
captains and sergeant. The reason given
49, that the French authorities refused to give
..hetn my promise or guarantee m to The pro-
lection u The rights Of the people. Gnribal-
a. has succeeded IN making his escape from
The French division, who were pa, upon n
false scent, and be is now on the mountains
o. Abrnzzi Previous 10 his departure from
Rome, he had secured the ammunition aud
military sieres,-Annther account stnies TINT
Gar'haldi is on The NeNpohan frontier where
La las I'sst' iaiasd lay nnnller body oclnEilyr
to'oot's, nnI formed il is said, n body Of 90.
eco IMAM
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or Congregational Ministers will meet At 81
Johnshury Centre on Tuesday the lih Of
August, Al noon, J, T. STONE, Scribe
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NrMn,GmNGRE.

IN Holland, July 20, By T. Hinm1n, Fac ,
Mr. samuel u Brown, O; Holland, and Miss
Abby G. Aldfich, OF Sianstrnd.
In Ncwbury, July -. hy Rev. Mr. Csmpheli
Mr Daniel Fcaslcc, Of Chelsea, aud Miss Lu.
.rt. 81 sErna az ~
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F4gE gROW
Walhole 10 New York $500.

W AlHNlA w ANNW NAWl 'fTfH"s
THyRAINS leave Battlebprg NJ ~ 49, aud
. 4 I,Ijr. ". IN the arrival Of flir sage con
Meeting with the Cheshire aud Sullivan Rail
road o. WalPolq.
Passengers by the frat train leaving Mont
pclicf OF Wells lrvrb and arriving at Walpoc
at1,F. a., tske the as, p, ~, train from Brat
tcb0Fo', arrive % Springfield Rt 7,@O, =, n,
stop one hour Tor supper, and then proceed by
the Hartford aud New Haven Railroad ana
the superior STEAMBOAT CONNECT.
CUT, 20 Sow York, arriving AZ about y, : -.
Passengers by the 81 train leaving MoniPel
Ter or Wells River, and arriving az WHlPolo ~
40, ?. ~, lodFr a. BRitlejoro aud take tho
gA.A trnid, which connects nt Springfield
with the trains Of the Hartford and New llav.
en- and the New York aud New Haven Rail
roads, reaching New York at 2 ?. n, by tho
INLAND ROUTE.
THIS ~ the Cheapest, Quiekost, aud most
Comfortable RoH6 from all parts Of Vermont
aud Western New Hampshire, Ahufdng tfav-
cCfB the choice ~ GI UrtTTr turiti r'''''- 80 al
a short passage "a one of iho hncat boats upon
the Sound,
Returning, passengers can leave New York
by the A. n. train Of the New York and New
Haven Railroad. aud reach Bratteboro' the
same evening, OF by the i.3O, ?. ~. Train orr
A. boat, lodge IN New Haven, aud reach Mont
prlier or Wells River, the noHt evening.
Passengers arriving at Springfield by III"
Z tirst trair from Bratucbofo, reach Prov dcncc,
, Albany, Troy or Nhtchall, Tic same evening ,
and Buiiaio tho neat DAY At /, =. 81.
Northampton, July >, lsi9. O26m3
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FRANCE.

The election To fll IS vacancies in the
legislative Assembly, has turned out much
more favorable To the government Than wns
anticipated with the exception vi VI, Julcs
fMie,Whu Inns hcrr' returned foe byaus, exc
~ one Of ,he newly elected Urr,i1ars belong
10 The parry of The minority, aud viii suppnu
the government NJ long ms the nninrliy holds
ogchrf The Debates sees great cnuse for
anxiety iu the passive victory obtained ~ the
drclnn,--n victory due entirely 10 tie I'ct
mat un Immense number of the electors re-
lmmcd from voting. Ihis, snys that Journal
appears 10 hc bad symptom; il IL an evil
upon Which we cannot close our eyes. We
Hic ho strongest todnybut we Gun find noth-
lnglo show lhat we shall be 50 tomorrow
RI admitted 10y rll that coup DIG mnin II
pn.lnhlc. The questions openly discussed
nrc about consulate for It;, the Empire,
Henry ", aud Compete de Paris. 4 change
ofministry ~ considered mn event most Get
min 10 occur within very short limo.
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MOLASSES.
fremont and Old Colony ,
NAILS.

TENHE subscribers have been appolnted a.
-h-r-+rt-- t..E selling -nlc--
FREMONT IRON cos NAILS,
and respectfully ask all dealers TO call and ex.
anime them at STORE No, ~, STATE ST
BOSTON
Thev ofir Arhese Nails for examination, in
the fullest belief that they are the most per
feet in oil respects of any ever produced for
sale in the United States.
They are also Agents for the sale of the
OLD COLONY IRON cos Mans,
the reputation of which hss been long firmly
established.
They deal in rot and PERL ASHES,
and have always on hand superior qualify
for retailing WM' THOMAS ~ ",
Doston. Junr 81 1910. 622ni3
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ELlorIoSs. North Cuolina. Debosry,
Clughuin, Jos. Is. Caldwell, Sheppard, aud
Outlaw, N hirs, utd Neosbluf Daniel, aud
Ashe, Loco Focos, are doub,css-ulec,cd. La
tie s,h district. tho cuulcs, between Stanley,
" hig, and Lane, Loco, is very close andre
suit doubtful
NASHVILLE, Monday, Aug. G. Gen. WA.
Trousdalc, Loco, is chosen Governor over
Neil $. Brown WING incumbenD by nboul
5000 majority.
Andrew Ewing, Loco, is elected to Con-
gress from the NlllIh (Nashv'Ilel District by
rs majority over VIM. Cullum, Wing.
Tie Wings lose three Members of Con
gress, (nlI they had but iwol aud both bran
chus vi the Legislature. II is clenn sweep.
KENTUCKY ELEcTIoN-FiRsT DAY. LOUIS
vile, Monday, Aug. IL ~ nro slavery tick
ct for the LegiaIure was so fhead Oh this,
The first day, ia tho cit, 80 Louisville. For
Congress- Col. Humphrey Marshal, Wing
WAS 200 ahead OF Dr. Newton Lane, Loco
7'etrgruph DispaieA 10 Tribune -
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YORK
Via Conn. River Railroad.

t5F7 fgs77
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NOTICE.

A Ii. persons indebted TO The subscribers by
IN Note or Book Account, are notified thaS
the same must be paid soon to save cost.
i word io.tlIo wise, DC. =. .
Lyndon Centre, Aug. l, lei9. 627T
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UPThe burlington DAILY Senimcl.o 4 the
ll say; "l'he news we have nom all see
iiuns ct the State, Is must cheering iur tie
mucracy. We are not disposed 10 cNngFrr'
ntc, aud believe wo do not when wo say thai
lie deni0cruric State ticket viii receive az
Grand l,le, Franklin, ChiuuLdvn, nnd La
n,ollie Counties, "a LARGER vote on uu nNqr'
ugr, than last year. la several oi Iho other
c0uEtgs our vote viii probably AiAnd nearly
Us large as ontyenr nro."
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Oy@Tho Government OF Canada ugrcct
on tho GTiI, To s,ti.seeihe- $4,000 pounds il
the stock ofiho 81 Lawrenca dnd Atlantic
Railroad, on bonds duo IN years.
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ll,aa Van eareu aud Adam', or the coalition
III NernnRl. ---.------,----
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ISrEREATiosLL ART -UEIos,-This 10 an
orgauiznlioa established IN New York; i''t
SHE promotion Of tic Insle for lifeline Arr'
Washington Irving stands nj tho head OF iiH
committee, all the members of which oro
men of eminence. The annual subscription
IN FIVE dollars, Tor which each Subscriber he-
comes n member, nad entitled To MI the priv
ilegea of the Institution, which are NJ fol
lowAi
/. A Magnificent Engraving worth tho
full price of ihs annual subscription.
2. A share tu the annual distribution OF
Painting. mud Works of st, from all coun-
tries, OF the very highest class, such ~ have
noyer been onured Ia the subacribers Of any
Art Union in lhe world.
! 3. IN nddniou 90 these extraordinary IN
ducenfcnta. the subscribers To- tie lutcrnniiun'
/ NJ Au.Union will contribute 10 truly ma
/ liounl object, Ia furnishing every yonr, 10 one
/ American ntIist, tho mUnus OF studying i've
yenrs ~ the hest schools Ia Europe.
The fret Annual D,slributiOn vii take
place Drrember 10Th, lsie.
The paintings To- ho distributed among the
Subscribers Tor lsi0 nra tho most valuable
eger offered TO tho members oluny Ari-Un'
r ton.
Subscribers for 1870 will receive copy
nr the splrndId Mr2zolint Engraving OF
! THE PRAYER,"by ALLAs,nilcr DrnuTE''
rtent picture. THIS engraving II lhr SUPER
or 10 those Of any similnr Institution.
Tho EngrusiuR Of "rnr PRArER," ia
beautiful piece of nfl, aud may he seen for
lew days at Curtis llolel,in this village. nn'
an opportunity viii be given, 10y Mr Stevens
Il IN my who -ri-sirr, tti i,-eoH,s Memhers.
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,RRIvALo OF THEHIBERNIA.
oyE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE,

qar CaoFs,-I'he reports from the coma !
-, oC Eur0pe, relative 90 the State Of The
lin, crops, are conflicting, but, upop1he
W iir appearance u encouraging Al
larhin markets of EBglsHd nro DAN
NJ lhg harvest approaches, show
ola decline.
caoLfnA,--ln nliusioH1io the cholera, Lord
,Iley. lhs chairman Of lhe hoard of health
S,,rd M tie II ne Of Commons oH Tuesday
h, ,l.t he had reason 10 know that'not one
g,foC Ito cases were reported, Enough
t.ys,ef Is officially known 10 render IL GER
IN lint ti,s ei,.deiiie Ia raging In many pArls
sfibe county 10 dreadful eNient
nu,ipg the last week, 800 deaths 10y chol-
.,, ,yrr,, fsIInred in London, which IN more
han double the number OF tho preceding
week, r,
Al Bristol, Plymouth, Portsmouth,, aud a.
lang lhs whole ofihe south coast, tho cholera
"A raging IN q very indignant iorm. aud the
,pttsl,ly Ia very great A. Liverpool, tile
A,e,ss 10 rapidly increasing, Tie number
Of enses reported for four DAYS previous 20
Tbuf,day we're, respectively, 81, "a, 80, and
TO-.
from tue 'eoufge'
IRELAND.
I'm tire l3s44 Iuly, lhn- nnnlyersHfy OF tho
baue Of Anghrnn, very serious collision
took place heJweenh party Of armed Orange
men nnl Catholics near Castle WrllhHW IN
lhe county of Down. The Orange pnrly hAy-
fs celebrated the day NJ lHllymore, aud be-
lfs on their march home, whilst passing n
5rfIr called "Dully's bAo" found their path
p,nd, and all The passes nod surrounding
BON. Occupied 10y nm imlprhse number of Rn'
nan Catholics nrfned win pixies HiId hra'
AIMS, plainly contemplating general mas
farfc. Tho proteHnnis, aided 10y n small
pariy OF police mud military, stood upon
lhe,r defence, and sucreedcd in fhrcing their
way through the pass, nGrr short struggle,
in wlirh 10 or 80 persons nre said IN hnyr
been Killed ar wounded on both sides. much
the grcmes, proportion being Of the Roman
Catholic pany, 90 Ribbon men had been
taken pri.Oners
On Friday, Two melicnl gentlemen drove
through the country, round about the sceut
ofIhe ronlGsl, with thc view of administer,
ing whoiio those Who were wounded, bu
lhrJ were refused hdmi lance at eyety hUus,
where they called.
The Cork Examiner, IN abiding 10 the
Potato crop, says, thnt the diSense has np
cured IA a few fieiir, there eau b0 no doub
tri II ~ -q,nlly positive that, n yet. The gen
rpl crop " Snle, mud, ~ almost all cnscs, IN
Usually abundant aud thriving. The Rener
Impression l., TINT 1t IL 80 far advanced
l1l, supposing blight 10 set iu, tho tube
viii have hccn out of the ground bef,Je Hucl
-s'irs ti- t4a disease cnull hive reached IL.
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Too LATE --Some men are always
too late, and therefore accomplish
through life nothing worth naming.
II they promise 70 meet you at such
an hour they are never present till
thirty minutes after. No matter how
important the business, either 10 your
self or him, he will be just as tardy
If he takes passage in a steam boat,
ne arrives Just as the boat has left the
wharf, and the cars have started a
few moments before he arrives. His
dinner has been waiting for him so
long that the cook is out. Of patience,
and half the time is obliged to setthe
table over again. This course the
character we have described always
pursues He is never il. season at
church, AZ bis place OF business, at
his meals, OF in bed. Persons Of such
habits we can but despise Much
rather would we have a man too
early to see Us, always ready, even
il he should carry out his principles
90 the extent of the good deacon,
who in following 20 the tomb the
remains Of husband, limited 10 the
befeaved widow that, at a proper
time. he should be happy to marry her.
The deacon was in season; for scarce,
y had The relatives and riendsretirod
10 the house before the parson made
the same proposition to The widow. -
"You are Toe late" said She. "the
deacon spoke q ms at the grave
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New Mail Route.

REGULAR HACK TO MEMPHIS.
TWvIE subscriber having obtained the
contract on the New Mail Rouiesso
Memphis, via 'I'obytubby's Ferry and CocE
runs Cross. Roads, will commence his
regular trips, once aweet on Tuesday
next, 10Th inst, and leave Memphis regul-
arly every Thursday morning. My Hack
is perfectly new and comfortable, and my
horses shall be al all times Of the best kind.
O1rFare from Oxford 10 Memphis $3.50.
TO intermediate places 10 proportion.
JOHN FRANKLIN.
Oxford, Jnly 7ih, lsl9. li-if
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Orrin Beck Proprietor
FITSFIEsE sprinr are located u 0 bsautll
nj benz rofe. short distance from
The junction eaoW Greek aal ,fioI.h ]
river, ID Gle e9anI9 81 IipIHlt shoot II
miles east n holly Sptiugs, aud 2 wlleA
south 81 Sa|4n. Mississippi: lllefe afe
sevesai Syringe within few aI9 ii esch
loslIef dlIefihe nalefiaI| @ Their pfeFpf
ties, suLpnfk prcdoninalipg 10 solneI und
IRoN b oilers.
THk MeDtclNAL ylnrUE of Tie Water
are believed, from the siaienenla q bun.
dteds ~ invalIds who tried them, y be
equal 10 those of any other mineral waters.
A specimen from Quo of the principal
Springs was, some two years since submit.
ted 70 Professor 'l'roosl, Of Nashville, whose
reputation is 80 well known, and he return
ed ille following
Annlgsls:
20 Fluid Oances-
Sulphnretisd hydrogen . cubic iaeAes
And iIlen adds: Now, as II il my opinion
that The most essential medical Ingredient
IN the eulphuretled mineral waters, u me
SULPHURETrEp HYDkocEE, so believe that
yours will be found as beneficial as any Of
lhe more complicated watefs.p
There IS also a pure free-stone spring on
the grounds. The adjacent streams afford
an abundant supply Of Fish. and lhe broken
pine hills which surround the premises
abound with Game; whilst other sources
announcement hive been provided fof those
who prefer them i1ths angle OF The gun.
The Proprietor, grateful for pas. patron.
age has, since che last season, iJcurred
much trouble and expense 10 flung upIhe
establishment, and will be prepared during
the seasox to
Accommodate $50 or 300
Visitors.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-07-14
NAAM

z crib tenders BE hearty thank
% re citizens 81 Memphis and viclnI
q. for their liberia patronage, during be-
eight years Fseidenss Memphis. and BIZ
bis extensive arrangements foF the fulure
hopes 70 merit COT bis new house, e0n-
iinuance Of the confidence and patronage
81 tho public. FRED. Il CLARK