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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-02
NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR

THR Ban HERLL D. Three edtesons senfs per copy;
~ &C. .,,yn The FIRST Ediios u published at Mrss
SsIosk A ~ and difribnsd bsfore treakfost the Ne
s% 81 be oIsissd Of the aeesboys at one eeIoc r. Nj
and me Tntrd - three ocLock y. W.
THE WEEELY HERALD for circulation on this Con-
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or IS pei an-um; FOR circulation Ia Europe printed sn
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frcr. fhs ~ rsninfca
'VOLUNTzRY CORRESPONDENCE eoats inino an
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NO NOTICE taken Of anonymous communication.
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d. ne rad 0fdrtss Of the 1Fiter
psMieatiOs, but as guarantee Of his good faith We
saanGf return rejected communicate tons.
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De pabihed "a Nc morning aud afternoon eiiioas at
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Progress OF Journalisn-Ths HERALD and
the Tribune.

the Tribune.
We touch poor Greeley on the raw when we
touch his circulation His pocket Is more sensi-
tive than his philanthropy. The little statement
which we published the other day, showing the
relative daily circulation Of the Herald and the
Tribune, has thrown HIM almost out of his boots
and he now presents himself, instead of pho5o-
pher quietly discussing first principles, as a ma
MAC, foaming and iretting. and lrsowng himself
about, IN most unpoetical and ut,hosophical
manner. "Unmeasured servility 10 sliyeryv-
" wholesale panderIng TO vice !''-" Oracle of
gambling houses ~" I,rothels depravi,y these
are the philosophical terms which he applies us,
for simply stating that the daily circulation of the
HeroH Is far, far beyond that of the Tribune, fact
which he even admits, IN his own columns of
abuse, il-temper, and ill-manners.
We shall not reply in the same strain. We shall
treat him as sober, sensible being, who occa-
slonally wears new hat, sometimes puts pair
of new pantaloons, and, at remote intervals, has
his boots BACKED, like a man and Christian.
The following is statement published, Of the
circulation of the two papers, after an invesriga-
ton, about two years ago. 1t is taken from the
Tribune itself:-
NEW YORK HERALD. THE TRIBUNE.
Average Daily issue 1911 Average Daily issue, II 1856
Weekly. .1l455. Weekly 1880
President. $50 Semi Weekly 800
Total QIerald) .2s 04o Total (Tribune) 25 lo5
In order to deal fairly with the philosopher, we
give The following statement, which he says is a
correct view of his circulation at tins time:
TRIBUNE.
Daily average of last weeks issues 1880
Weekly, (printed last week.. ............ ~ $50
Semi Weekly. leach issue). ................ 1860
California Tribune, CAST No) ............... 1920
European do do. ............... $50
Total actual circulation Of the Tribune, AZ alo
August /, ls49 ......,..,.)
II would appear from this statement, that the
circulation of the Tribune has, in the aggregate,
increased during the last Two years, as we might
naturally e1pecit to do, with the natural increase
of the city and the country. by the following
statement, which was taken from our books by one
Of our clerks yesterday, will be that the in
crease in the circulation of the Herald is still great
er in proportion, and may now be SAID to be pro.
baby the largest ofany newspaper establishment in
the irorld.
NIw YoRx HERALD.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-15
A IsAKE CHANGE for n BARGAIN
FARM FOR SALE.

N1E Subscriber offers for salo hi. Fu IN, containing 25
acres in one compac body uudrr good cultivation
suitably divided into tIlage gtoubd mOwng pasture,
wood land.
The buildings commoduus, md in good order; par
of them have erected whld the ,sl ivn Tn
others recently thoroughly repaired. II will h. sold in
entire farm l5l with all tho bnngs aud 100
in separate parcel suit purchasers The soi is n
black loan, silly cutvatcd-not of waste Lind In
tho whole boiy
1t lies within half milo of the North Village Of Brook
field, the maiu road from snd village 10 Niliumstown
and has long be known ms the COLT FARM.
Possession may he had the lst Apn next If de
sired. Any Wishing purchaFr first Farm is in
Vitcd TO examine this Terms Of payment VIII be mad
accommodating, ard every Information given relation l.
tho Farm. by implying to the Owner, the premises,
the sOie oi Mcssfs IF. Abbott IL Co. in the village
The age aud health of such 10 render 1t
aboiiOus To Gu ivute 1t as IL should be. 1t MusT
I've sold Who will be the fntunate uchase it
DANIEL COlr
Biookfrld. 18th Oct 1919. 4i2m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-15
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
AFTER NOV. 3, ES10.

PASSENGER TRAINS in connection with tho Cen
I trail, Passunpsic Concord, Manchester & Lawrence,
Nashua n Worcester Lowell q Boston Railroads,
Leave Boston tho Depot Of the Lowell ROAD for e-
banon Wells River, Montpelier, Waterbury, W. ut7 l2 A.
M, and for Bristol at 10 NJ -
Loaye Lebanon for Boston, Groton Junction. &c, at l3O
A. NJ and Bristol at 95 A. NJ the arrival Of The cars
from Wells River and Montpelier.
This road connects the VT Central and Passumpsic roads
with the Concord Nashua and Lowell Rouds, aud is the
and quickest from Canudd, Northern and Cen
trail Vermont, and New Hampshire, to Boston.
Passengers from the Genital aud Passumpsic Railroads.
vi Concord, Manchester, aud Nashua, at Gtoon
Junc Worcester and New York, quick aud cheap
as by any other route, and earlier at Boston.
convenient landing nnd Pens for cattle, has been pre-
pared on the Lowell Road within mile of Pottes.
Special Train for cattle will 60 III ough this route
on Tuesdays without stopping.
FREIGHT TRAINS iOr the Northern, Central, md Pas
sumpsc Roads the Depot OF the Lowell Road in Bos-
ton. ONSLOW SIEARNS, Agent.
Concord, N II. October, %, 1919. IS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-15
MOFFATS
Life Pills and Phoenix BitterS.

These Medicines have now been before the pub
lie for period of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have maintained high character
in almost every part of the globe for their exraor-
binary and immediate power Of restoring perfect
health TO persons suffering under nearly every kind
Of dlsansn 10 which the hnmnn lrnma h limbo.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-15
SULLIVAN RAILROAD,
WINTER ARRANksEMEN T.
ON AND AFTER NOV. S, 1919,
PASSENGER TRAINS

PASSENGER TRAINS
win run follows,
4 FAVE Windsor for Relows Falls, Boston,
CzfSt3J IL New York &C., at IL 10 2. NJ, on arri.
-fsvE val of uaint from Montpelier und Wells River,
-s7---A- &c,
Leave Fellows Fails for Windsor, Wells River. and Mont
heller at H. 10 p NJ arrival Of Trains from Boston
Fichburg Railroad Depot IN Boston, 100
for bellows Falls, Charlie, Caremont, iRsor We
River, Montpelier, aud Waterbury, 2O miles from Butling
Luke Chumrlan.
Passengers from New York by evening boats to Norwich
and Worcester may with up Train Goton June
lion morning.
Brattcboro', Northampton Springfield, and New Huvcn-Sr
by Groton Junction, Worcester and Norwich aud
New York by Steamboat, early the next morning.
AZ A Cattle Tram leaves Montpelier und Wells River
every Tuesday Morning, and by of Windsor. Kenn,
&C. arrive PoRTER's" (thc station Bright
on Cattle Market early on "Wednesday morning.
THOMAS :, WILLIAMS, Supt.
Charlestown, N II. Oct 30, 1919. IstL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-15

THAT you buy First Rate BUTTER, Cheese, Fem
1 iy Groceries, frpe Meats Tongues, Sweat Potato
Canboes Quinces &c Sc. tho Grocery aud Prvvistl
Store of TIMOTHY CROSS.
Aso-25 Kits CT those beautiful Mess Mackore, jus, ~.
ceived by 4. e.
Montpelier Nov. Q, is4o. dl5
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Adams,s Arithmetical Series

lsl, rRiMAnY Ar InMbIIC,Ut AiHntal Operation in
Numbets beng introduction The Revised Edition Vi
Alnms's New Arithmetic. Price 20 cents.
3D. ADAMss NEW Akl ihMEIlC Revised Edition.
Free d cents.
81 KEY TO ApAMs's NEW ARITHMETIC. Price
IS
4h, ADAMs's MENsURATIuN, MECHANICAL
row FRS AND MACHINERY, designed TO follow New
Arthmejic Ia Poss
9Th. ADAs.s BOOK KEEPING, containing a lucid
examination vi tho meth Of Book Keeping
sing -nty accompanied with BauE Books Tor the use oi
Ii,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-15
BLACK SILKS.

NJ ARROW and Wide silks, for Dresses and Men,illas.
~ with Frnges ind Trimmings match. Just openndhy
n S. LOOMS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-15
I'M MANY THOUSANDS

and IF
baal,S 70 arso,,s ,,,d, noas a,,oI" La
of disease IN which ,he hS,nnn frame q Ii,hle
-, nx nv, rrro,yc.r,ac
LIN MANY IHOoohWDo
of ccrtifcated instances, they have even rescued
sufferers from the very verge Of untimey grave,
after all the deceptive nostrums Of the day had ut
terly failed and to many thousands thoy have
permanently secured that uniform enjoyment of
health without which life itself is but q partial
blessing So great, indeed has their efficacy inva-
riaby aud infallibly proved, that it has appeared
acarcely less than miraculous to those who were
acquainted with the beautifully philosophical prn-
cipcs upon which they are compounded, and upon
which thew consequently act. Il was to their
manifest and sensible action in purifying the springs
and channels of life, and enduing them with re-
newed tone and vigor, that they were indebted for
their name
Unlike the host of pernlclous auackeries which
boast of vegetable Ingredients, the LIFE MEDI-
CINES are purely and solely vegetable aud con-
tain neither Mercury, nor Anthony, nor Arse
mic nor any other mineral, in any form whatever
They are entirely composed of extracts from rare
and powerful plants, the virtues of which, though
long known to several Indian tribes and recently
to some eminent pharmaceutical chemists, are alto
gether unknown to the ignorant pretenders to
medical science ; aud were never before admins
tered in so happily elIicacious a combination.
The first operaiion is to loosen from the coats of
the stomach and bowels the various impurities and
crudities constantly settling round them and to
remove the hardened fpces which collect in the
convoutious of the small iutesines Other med-
cnes only partially cleanse these, and leave such
collected masses behind to produce habitua Costive-
ness. with all lis train of evils or sudden Darrhna
with its imminent dangers. This fact is well
known to all regular anatomsts who examine the
human bowels after death and hence the prein-
d;ce of these well informed men apanst the ouack
medicines of tho arc. Tho second effect Of the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-15
VERMONT BANK.

assessment OF ten dollars each share of tho Capital
"A Stock Of the Vermont Back is ordered payable on Tues
day. the hrst day Of January next.
J. A. PAGE, Cashier.
Montpelier, Nov. |, 1919. As 3w
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FEVER AND AGUE.


For this scourge of the western country these
Medicines will be found safe, speedy, aud certain
remedy, OEer medicines leave the system sub
ject to return of the disease--a cure by these
medicines is pcrmanrnt-TRY THEM, BE SA-
TISFlED, AND BE CURED.
Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints
General Debility, Loss OF ArrETlrn. AND
DISEASES OF FEuALEs-hese medicines ha,e been
used with the most beneficial results in cases of this
s,ripton :-kINGs Evil, and ScRoFULA, in its
worst forms yields to the mild yet powerful action Of
these remarkable Medicines. NIGlrr SwEArs,
NERyoUs DgDLtrY, NEayoUs COMPLAINTS of all
kinds PALrITArloN THE HEARr, PAINrER's
CoLIc, are speedily cured
MERCUAiAL DISEASES.
Persons whose constitutions have become i'm.
paired by the njudicious use of MERCURY, will find
these Medicines perfect cure, as they never fail
to eradicate from the system all the effects Of
Mercury infinitely than the most powerful
preparations Of Sarsaparla. A single trial will
place them beyond the reach Of competition, in the
estimation of every patient.
BE Careful OF COUNTERFETTS.
Several have lately been discovered and their
nelarous authors arrested, both in the city of New
York and abroad.
Buy Of no one who is not All AUTHORISED
AoESr.
Prepared and sold by Dr. w. B MOFFAT, 33s
Broadway, New ork.
FOR SALE BY
5. X. COLLINS, Montpelier, VI. 44eoply
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NOTICE--EXTliA.

WHEREAS, my wife Hannah NJ. Collins has lot my he'd
w and board without just prosoc zion, ind this Ia
forbid any person hdrboing trusting her in any
forn shall pay debts charges of her acting
after this date JAMES s. COLLINS.
WOlcoti, Oct 25. 46 3w+
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Classical School Books.

CROSDA's GRELK GKAAIl.AK. bong u Grammar n
the GteeA Language ny Ahtus Crosby Professor vi the
Greek Language aud Literature III Oar nVuth College
Price 81, rs
CEOsBY'S XENOPHoN'S ANABASiS Price Is cts
CkOSBYS CREEK LESSONS, Consisting of Sci, clions
from Xenophon's AnsbIs, with directions the study
the Giuuinpr. &c 6r. Pncc 62 l.2cts.
GREEK TABLES for the use OF siudons, by A'pheus
Crosby, Author Ut breek Grammar. PrIcO "a cents.
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PHILADELPIIALEAD.
REM EN!BE Il,

nF MoRDECA LEWIS Il cos make tho best in tb,
~ United States, for sale by sTORkS & LANGDON
s. d2l
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SHAWLS, SIlAWLS!

ONG & SQUARE Wool sIAWLS of every quality
- prices from 81 to Sl0Mourning Long Shawls--[
very fne ones iuy State Mall Shawlsof ali sizes aud
very cheap silk shawls, Cashmeies, &C. OF ali kind..-
Step it, aud see them II. :. LOOMS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-15

NVANTED-A BOY from ~ 10 Is years oil, Of good hall
w its, us apprentice TO the Tailoring business Nom
need Apply unless well recommended.
MONTPELIER, Oct. 10, 1870 "a
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2293. From Xena at m Saturday
BY Byron
To Fairfield, by m, IL miles
And back betwees and 10 same dav
1924. From ST. Joseph at a IN "Wednesday
BY William Centre and Brunersburg
To Defiance, by p m, 80 miles
And back between IN and IN nex dsv
Proposals end Brunersburg will he CONSIDERED
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied by guarantee
signed by responsible persons, the foown,
manner, VIZ
"The undersigned guaranty that
if his bid for carrying the mail from he
accepted by the Postmaster General shall into an oh
legation prior the first day Of July ner with good and
sufficient sureties perform the service proposed
This should be accompanied by the certificate of post
master or other equivalent testimony, that the guaantor,
are men of property and able make good their guarantee
The proposal should lie sent to the department, sealed
endorsed Proposals for route No. in u
and addressed the First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from combination
and the terms and conditions which the contract is 10
be made the annual advertisement in another column
c. JOHNSON,
Dec l8 IS48. Postmaster General
Dec. 3l-iaw l2ws
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Valuable Farm and AilIs for sale.

THE undersigned authorized by the heirs OF Dr. John
n l.ewis 10 oife private sale, the valuable farm
and mills known by the name of Rocks" eight miles
IRON Charestown, Jefferson county Virginia, and situated
Immediately the west bank OF the Shenandoa" rve,
and three miles from that popular watering place, tue
''Shenandoah Springs"
On the above mentioned farm there is a commodious
dwelng with all other necessary buildings. The tae1
contains 40 abon $50 of which well timberedj
the rema nder is cleared land in high state of
embracing meadow, bottom, and table land. lheIe
is also on it excellent spring also orchard
choice fruit, embracing great variety Though the centre
the farm there runs a copous and never failing stream
which turns the mills These m!s consisting OF houi
and saw mit have recently been put in thorough repair
The undersigned Will sell either separately with The a%
These mills from their local advantages, being located
one OF the finest wheatgrowng countries in the world anu
in the mmed date vicinity of the Blue Ridge where gea'
variety OF timber be obtained reasonable TERMS
could be other than valuable acquisition
To those W are desirous of investing their money III
property no stronger inducements could be held GU
than are offered by Rocks" farm. IL combines ho
essential REQ urements of comfortable reside ace, with inc
necessary iacies for carrying TO market the produce
of desirable, productive, aud valuable aI.
in the valley Its water powers and privileges are vev
superior There is it most excellent addi'
,iona mill manuscory The shall be liberal, boh
ms TO price and time of payment Application for pui.
chasing may made the undersigned personally, or
letter addressed him at Chaessown, Jefferson county,
Virginia, postpaid FISHER A. LEWIS,
Feb 2-fawdlawcplm
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the regularly the route hey ond The spsc
s and for sens nm or running an sxpress
Intelligence the mail penalty viii be eAAcisd equal to
annal the contract for repeated
stlusons Of the dsaItmsni ior suns dsehase
sa aa s ns ssns up
ning an express =. aforesaid alta, M con,, and alter the
he sGwns pro % for s
or Tor speed employ Of additional stock
rendered necessary but the may IN sue case
change The General annu the eone, or eurI
whole place higher different grade OF service on
the he allowing months extra pay on the amount dis
The pay will through post Offices
Hay, August ,ss sit and Noysmbsr
no increased pay be greater
tina, 1 places ar. , sSs b n.E ss from
making transportation of the mail with person
Hio amy eo%snSa 10 prevent the makng any
sop any OFT stAh shall S or
gs perform consideration 10 DO or not to do any hing
q the
M big asr ,pe TO wit the 4h April next
wthoo, the required BY aw Or that m
with the regular no. aaased bs IT,
dhca At certain seasons to sub
cited number OF days weeks months may propose
the road the railway
substitute supply He may
running ii obviou. that mail connsx
other public accommodation He may ask Tor
1Iasi"s
being in Ss%ps0n regular bid mot s s a
their disadvantages will be estimated in comparing with
a. Thers should be but proposal
The the service the yearly the Siader name and
sn osrs should Ss distinctly
@ as 1 be- nd the First
sstant Postmaster General win fSposa IN .n S on
ms he received By before the a IT,
should be duly certified csse fomsJ
contracts to be executed by or before the LIST July
Is POmasers upon railroads but
next report stating their distance
from The ana 10 e, I npp BE-
the railroad By mail from and after the LIST
IL Under March, the to be let to the
o~s oheF 10 the moas
provide for the due CELEBRITY certainty and Sc
propose. mode Of that made
mails aside from accommodation for travel will not
20 When mode of conveyance it will he
understood to he for the lowest mode Of
and mode Of is stated for the route IN
of has been specifics no
engages the mail with certainty CELEBRITY and security sec
they designated the books Of the
bid Proposing specific mode Of high grade
transportation is to be preferred 10 the star bid
enables lay down the follow
ing rules viz:
When large to require twohoe
bid the lowest will be preferred TO the
specific bid. ..
expedent reference to them alone to provide
the specific bid though the highest
will be preferred to the bid to the extent Of moderate dtr
the difference not such az to
erre with policy which looks to reduction
Of transportation Exceptions however may be al
bid made by the owner OF the
manifest that the for eierring
he specific bid do not exist in his
of the highest class where coach or
required by the and importance OIL
the mails the preference specific bid will be- il
Of differences than on the inferior coach
routes the exceptions above stated
modification Of bid Of its essential terms IS anta
received interfere with
guar competition after the last hour set for receiving bids
C. JOHNSON, Postmaster General
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Dec IL, lba3
23-awl2w
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nE La puIss4 NcE AMERIOAISE Ofixne lns'i-
~ utons, Esprit Poitque Resources Miltares, AsrF
coles. Commerc tales ct lndusrielcs dee Eras Unis PM
Gulaume Tell Pousin; 2volumes. Paris 1875 third ear
ton, revised and much enlarged ioss received for 50"
by FRANCk TAYLoh,
FebN
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Instructions.

opening and closing the mails at
all where particular specified but railroad and
delay than
deliver and bags,
The mail conveyed in preference to and to
their entire exclusion, II its weight and bulk require
blanks mail and the special Of the de
exhibition their credentials
without further mail lines admitting such
Mail agents be conveyed without charge prnci
pal nilroad lines mails
the number the will their the
psrmenti and in that asserting
Of the mail be
der the direction of the department.
3 In all there be a forfeiture OF OF
forfeiture
tbs runniog arrival far behind
With depending mail, and a Of q
portion of when grade OF rendered
the These orsures be penalties
amount according n the nature frequency ofhe failure
fines imposed unless the delinquency be sasfacori
" explained tims for failing from
Injured lost destroyed, for conveying place
sSs sxpesss UpUdson, los o. ajuyi cox sfssiny asr
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United States
L from the st day Of July, le49, to the goth OF June,
1870 inclusive in NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA,
MARYLAND and OHIO, will be received at the Contract
Office of the Post Office Department IN the city OF Wash
neton until Of the 4th April ls49, 10 be decided by
the oath of April S4g the routes and in the manner
and time herein specified, viz;
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02

snd PeseI Fans. Srn.. Jol.n N. H.ssh
lon. and fhsn.a- lin. Direriors On III
pari a. inditiduals.
Thee mn are n The right stamp q
push Hork u lie Kind. There j. nou
bni smsll sum waning 20 make NJ ills
entire stork. and il i ron6d@nsiy briiev
ed ihzi The dsiicil VIII be made Up m :
shon time. "a resolution was Unsni'
monsly adopted. insiruriing lie DiEeriors
10 proceed iouhNilh in The constitution
n he Improvements contemplated By he
charter"
This SHRINE. II eaIrird ont. will bsnne
ol tie most bene6elal improvements con
lenplaied BY The Legislature. Al ne recent
session-prssi9ed always. iilal there j.
water enough il he streams 10 be imPrsy-
ed fsr purposes ef navigation: and II lhis
lie Engineer Hho surveyed Them enleE-
Iaiaed no doubt Whatever. Our paiIinlic
cilizens must everywhere rejoice al me
spirit maniiesiing itself among The people
on the subject of improvement. Let all
pray 10 Hercules and lei every one who
Is able. also puI his shoulder 10 lie wheel.
y. e. -iygtr.