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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

It is estimated that three-fourths of the hostages
by the Cunard and Collins lines collected in the
United States have been collected in the large
Offices, at which the commissions l2a per cent,
and that the average rate of commissions paid on
the remaining ene-fourth has not exceeded thirty
per cent. According to this calculation, the com
missions paid to our postmasters the balance due
and paid to Great Britain amounts to- $40 O39 O6
To- spy, $44,6ls o. at 12,6 per cent ..... 5577 2e
$14.s72 60, at 80 per cent. 4,461 so
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MILLS

J. MILLS & son,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery,
Forwarding s. Commission Merchants
And Dealers in Country Produce and
pitlsburg Manufactured Articles, ,
Water street, lahore MOnongahr'a Bridget
Pittsburgh, Pcnna.
,,-~->->-,.>..-.~s>s>-
Consigumcn,s Of Wool, Flour, Bacon, Su.
ear, Molasscs, Dried Fruit, Timothy and
Glover Seed, Cheese, Butter; and Iron
Nails, Glass, or Manufactured Goods OF
every kind, aud general patI onagc from
all quarters most respectfully solicited
Storage Oh the most accommodate
Ing terms.
As our House is very large, directly oTpo.
site the Wharf or Landing Of the rilIrburs
md Brownsville Steam Packets.
Nm. B. We will nc, as Agents, Of all
times, for the transaction Of business OF
any kind committed TO on: trust by our
friends from ANY point Of the compass,
WAN fh'sll!y aha aeSp''ch'
References.
D c. Chadwick, Esq, MorEan'own: Va
G. K. Z. Allen, Esq, do
Dr.. c, McLane, do
WIN. l.azicr, Esq. do
Gen. J. Il. Muorehead, Pittsburgh.
Kramer & Rahm, do
William Baglcy & Go. do
II. Chilis & Co. do
March 30. 1851. S5tf
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lSZ!E1|IIA].z5I!lKS 81
" W. go az ssss ss;g
G2yaylI / & :IsIrIIgHI[Igsa
AHEAD or ALL OTHERS.


The Envy Of all Pill Manufacturers
BECAUSE they are safer. better and more
I ; c!iicaci"ns than any others; and because
the public will take no others il they can OBJ
tain them.
100000 BONES
have been annually sold within the last ) years.
YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE,
can always take them with equal safety, with
out fear.
If PILLS Re NECESSARY
for parglng aud cleansing the stomach and how
els. and purifying the Blood AMI fluids of the
body, take no utlcr'-t1r no other pills produce
these combined effects. or contain Sarsaparilla
in them.
Eat, Drink and Lire as psual,
and pursue your usual occupation willis, taking
them, without fear Of taking cold, during all
kinds cf weather.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
arc wagered that more genuine certificates
iron Physicians, CIcrgymen, Members OF; Con-
grcss and respectable citizcns) can be produced
Of,hcir efficacy than of any others, and
TEN DOLLARS
will he forfeited in every instance where 0EE
Box will not do more good than Two Boxes o.!
any others.
Forty Pills are in Bor!i!i
and sold at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS 1 Box, with
directions, and much wholesome advice accom-
pHnying each box.
They have no taste or unpleasant, smell,
Free from dust or powder Of any kind,
Do not grippe the Stomach or bowels,
Produce 10 sickness, vomiting, ur bad feelings,
They are GOOD At ALL TIMES.
And adapted 10 most diseases common to
mankind.
No one having once taken them will DO will.
ing afterwards 10 take any others, because they
always DO good, and il they do not then no 9TH
crs will.
DIR. n. B. LElDY, the Proprietor and
Manufacturer. is regular Druggist, Chemist &
Physician, OF fifteen years experience in Phila-
dciphia Graduate or,hc University Of Pcnnsyl-
vania: Member Of different Medical Institutions
of Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Baltimore,
&C.. aud associate and corresponding member
OF several Medical Institutions of London and
Persistence The reason Of tho greater conf
dcncr placed in his pills, and there being re-
commended in the practice Of most respectable
physicians throughout the United States.
> IL Principal Depot, DR.. Lcidy's DiSpcnsary,
No. III North FOURTH ST., Philadelphia
4 ID sid wholesale md retail by
II H. CARR, Norgpr,nwni
$. IIccrmans rcIIowsyilci o..
T. Il. Curtis, CIarksburg X MilcFSviIie;
s. X ]. iIccrmans, GrcigSville;
NJ. VI. Campbell, fairn"nI;
Ma!lonec 4 Newton, pruntytOwni
Stricklcr \ Co., PhlippI;
Brooke & Co., Laurel Point;
Skies 4 Co., tnoNto"A;
John IIagNn, Smithiicld;
Rincharl h Minor, Waynesbnrg;
C. a. X ". AicStrc1a,,, Maplutowni
]. Hudson, Sewtown;
D. \. Robinson, BrowmSvillr;
aud by alt pru.gyts and SrVrckrcpcrs IN tho U
states. So ~ Sept. :, 1850.
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~ C,ENsD,

Tnr undersigned would very respectful
ly announce TO their friends and the public
GenclaIly, lhui they have united with them
in the practice Of Medicine, Surgery, &c
their former partner, JosEpH a. M'lASr,
NJ. D. The business Of the concern will be
conducted under the firm Of
ll'iane, son l. Scott.
~ Difficult and dangerous cases will
receive the united attention Of the entire
firm free from additional fees.
NrLANE & SCOTT.
o. Our Office will be found at The old
stand, opposite the Merchants & hlcrhan.
les Bank. CHARLES M'LAsE NJ. y.
,Iosrru 4. hl'LASr, N. y.
Siay 70. Isaac SCorr, NJ, u.
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E.AE.L ANEs SVHNTEEe
GOODS.

The subscribers have just received a
fine stock o! seasonable Goods, wclIadap.
ted TO the wants of those who wish 10
make advantageous purchases.
We viii be most happy to see our friends
and customers at the old stand,
Corner Of High and IFalnul Srcr's,)
and take this opportunity Of lrndrrin.
ihcm our very sincere thanks for the for
mer liberal patronage extended lis.
GEO. NJ. llAGANS & co.
Morgantown, Oct. 3d. 1851. l!6.ti.
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r. II. KhCR-
WM. c. bRowN.
BgsOyyN & KICK,

p. n. MlrcnS:1,. ". HAYES.
MITCHELL 4 HAYES,
.Rel'Ch0Nt T'UiiorS,
r'nlnm street, opposite the J12l, hiorsaH'omn,
VJAyE en,c;ed into Partnership, and just
III brought on from tho Eastern Cities, an
extensive assortment Of French black, blue,
brown, green and olive
Cloths,
Cun,imcrts of all styles and qualities;
rMtiarS Of all co!ors. styles and qualities;
Trimmings Of tho beet quality, to tuis all
colors.
GlcrfS. black kid, beet quality, also French
buck, &c.
Collars, ttrec-ply; silk and Linen crNva'ss,
black and fancy co!ors Stocks; pockc'-tland.
kcrchicis; fine quality ofPLUSli and CLOTH
CAPS, Navy do, also large stock OF
REApI-ItADE CLOTHING.
such as Goats, Pants, and Vests, Of all qua'i-
tics AM. prices; silk Shirts, Snspcndcrs, mud
many other articles not mcntioncd,- all which
will be- sold VERY CHEAP FOR CASH; Please call
and examine our stock.
Dec. 10, 1851. l2''u
n. B.-ThoSn indebted TO p. r. MhrhW or
N. Hayes, on former accounts. are earnestly
requested to settle up, either bym"nry note,
without delay.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-20
General Advertiser.
CALL and GET YOUR MONEY SACK
NEW YORK CHAP VARIETY STORE

W." tbhA SIiSHt '"'"''' ~
M L niTgr i, to you in the shape Of Il h"nd'
W some assortment or LsIats' Lrcss tiott-',
s.ah as French Mcrnues, cashmetcs, Dc LANES
Hosiery, Shaws, Man.i!!as, Gloves, Bonnr'''
&C., &c..-of Gcaiims1': Pccr, zach a. uSct-
seats, and other Wn:tr Goods, ani OF th"-
GrtaS 'ecr Of n variety Of hind', with all OF
%a.ch VIC arc Eo% determined I" riosc ou' VI
h: reduced pt.rrs pcsaiTg!., for cash OF 10 pune
tul' customers.
: WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, aud have IN
hand. a Iarcc nssor;mcn, Of Brown Mus.ins,
Canton Flannel, Raging, Aspacas, Salt, Iron,
Nails. Groceries vi, every description, Ready.
made Clothing, OIL, Paints, rin.wasc, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C., &r., -7whchwc offer IL
I'm pablic, Wholesale or retail, on an acrommp.
dating ,c!ma every way, as they can be had al
sny establishment west Of the mountains.
We will a!ao receive in few days largc md
choice selection OF fresh Garden Seeds, witt
whishwe have msAr arrangements to supply tht
public, wholesale or retail, during the entire
season.
Wcwill also be in receipt, in few wec&s, b
an extensive supply Of Sugar, hlo!arscs, lwhiel
NO always keep On hand. Coffee, ST., sc.
which VIC are determined to sell at a very Sigh
advance Of prices ever the Ftsburg market.
Reccllcc, the place is ut the Cheap Store o
CARR, SMITH & co.
January %, 1859. ls9-tf
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's"""'c&, fsrid'cs, Collars,
AND HARNESS.

AND EVERY ARTICLE IL HIS LINE.
c VAN hn hAd a, the cheap establish.
'Omcn' in Mmsnntown, at his old Stand
opposite I.Hzer's Store, where all articles
o! the above description are KEEP, cen.
slanhy on han or made to order at the
shoTtes; notice. Persons who may be il;
want OF any 'fllE.; in the above lire Of bn.;
sln'css, will fnd II to their inleres, TO call
AMI examine thu ahov" articles, as am de-
'crminel to sell low for cash q good coun'
Fy rrolntc. JOHN h. ACHES0.',
Mo'G'nMNn hpril II, 1851.
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Has removed his Shop 10 The room on the
Public Square, neat door 10 Shean and
RicG's Variety Store.
He has just received from Pitisbnrsh
tho materials for manufacturing all kinds
of llHrncss, Saddles, Brides, &r.. which
he will furnish nj short notice; Ia cid aud
new customers, OF reasonable Terms tor
cash or good country produce.
lie has now, and will continue to keep on hand,
4 Guon AS OINTMENT Of
SADDLES, BRIDES, SADDLE.bAGS,
Sc. &C.,
Having permanently located himsc!f in Nor
gantown, ho hopes, by strict attention /" bust
meas, to merit Il share Of public PATRONAGE.
Jos. \. WOODWARD.
M"rcan,own, Va. Feb. II, lS'l.-,'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-20
cold and Silver Watches:

Clocks, Boston Syrup, Gold Breast Pms, Sugar
Finger Ringc Candies, Fuse. SMuli, Table Salt;
Tobacco, Teas, Spcctacles, Coffee, Spoons;
Spices, Ear Rings, Smoking Tobacco, Soda
Cocoa Nuts, Starch and Shaving Utensils, Vine
gar and Rasins. Maddcr, pEunes; Coppcras;
Figs; Indigo; Liqnorcc; Umbrellas; Knives
Pills; Salts; Sar,iines; Combs; Wrapping lwine,
Camphor; Rasins Mustard Gloves Mirrors
Comforts Pocket Books; lnkstandS; Cinnam"ai
Gold Pens; Soaps; Gold Pencils; Hosiery; But
ter Knives; SuspCndcrs; Gold Chains; Birthstone
Cigars; Toy Watches; Hair Pins, Gold Watch
Keys; Shoe Brushes and Gingcri Starch Inks;
lIandkerchicis and Mustard Gold Ear Rings;
Candles; Accordcons & CASTLE Soapi Buttons;
Ok marrow; Silk Ross; Hair Brushes; Cologne
WatcE Boss; Buckets; Pepper Cordial; Silver
Thimbes; Extract Of Coffee; Gun Caps; Tooth
brushes; and Toys OF nearly every description,
and other articles in the Notion way too tedious
TO mention; also Cold Jclrelry and MoldsSeS.
October 50, lsjl. If
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lgy;ssE Soy CDNsC7gEs'VEUy

II A few copies OF DR.. L. rOusey's Cure
o. CorsGmpr.oS, LIVER COMPLAINT, &C." lad
ye.iiscG il cur co!unns) may be bad on early
Application q, the Mirror office. Price one
dollar. Dec. 10.
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rou.i oi;a for the
PHILADELPHIA AND PARIS Store!

70. 2, Cheap Side, CNner Of High and
Wa'E0t streets.
10000 worth Of GOODS, Of al kinds for
lie by Raymond & ric&cnpnUgh, and will be
I'd at Philadelphia prices. As there is on hand
! i,amcnse stock Of Goods that must and will
.so'J Of immediately, and as there is not room
r them. especially as room is wanted for
orins Goods We would most rcspcc;tnl!yin-
to all per unS who want 10 buy Goods at very
,ductd pEcc. TO call and examine for them
,lrcs.
Our Goods must be sold or given away,--So
,a,c summing and sliding uEtil you land satrI!
IiaYiiOND x plCkENPAtGH'S.
Feb. LIST, 1852. l"9'ti'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-20
A Jewellers Composition.

~J. K. SHEAN would respectful
~ invite the attention Of the citizrns Of
Morgantown and lis vicinity 10 his
splendid assortment Of Variety Goods.
Just received from the Eastern Cities,
such rs
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-20
DR.. Buffers Gold Mine, or Califer-
MIA Pill.

is a pill made from the extract Of plant found
in the wiIds oiCalifornia; and to man Afflicted
with some OF the ills that flesh is heir to, more
valuable than fine gold. This pill operates
acnty on the bowels. and thereby removes pains
and sluggishncss ofthc system, and being Ger
tain in ticir operation, arc greatly to bn pre-
ierreL above all other pills. Concerning them,
read DR.. Ruticr's valuable Receipt Book; in
which may he found useful rcceints for dyc:ng,
and many other things useful to families.
rorsaIc by CANON s. M'cLELLASD, whole
sale Agents, Unionown, Pa.
II. II. CARR, Morgantown, Va.
C.B.CAER & CO., rnrmonf, Va.
Thomus Mcridcth, Smhhfeld.
S. J. Hrcrmnns, Fclowsvi!lc,
Bymc & Init, Evansville,
J. A,bury * Son, Prmty;own,
J. Asbnrv, ThorAtowa.
March 90, ISL.
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RICE! EECEM

RICE! RECEH
Reed to-day at the n. York Cheap Va
riety Store,
200 POUNDS R1CE,-some Of tina!
very cheap aud good Tea, a large lot o.
Glass Ware, Cotton Yarns, &C., &c, all
oil which will be sold low.
CARR, SMITH, 4 Go.
Sept. q, 1851.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-20

Warrants and &ubpocfaas,
Under the New Code, just printed
and for sale at this Office.
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nm- AGLvtY OF DE. ilT'o
''>0 Gel LIBERATED MEplGlNEs.3

~ CELEBRATED MEDICINES.
ro,,o,,, Ep!.nm, I'rpuratIvn Syrup,
portoral E,ror'":7L:. Heart torrccior,
roc,omi Immcn', 'Enof Director, r.
r,,o nod Ma rl',ofl Tough 'a! Cath!r;;c
Liver Ui. fN., A'N
,r,i.Iy.rra,.r rr.u'' N"rM'ME",
Nerriur, '"'''' "''' NJ
Female specific, &c. &c. .. T.
iIscI by lin constantly and with unptcccdcnted
Yucccss in tho treatment Of III.
coarhs, Colds, Consumption, asthma, Hear,
Diseases, Drrysa. serCfria, Skin Dis,
cases, Rhc"mGiism, FHmaEe complaints,
Pies, Sc. &c.
mr., ri,ch's uucIunIlcd Patent silver rlt:sd ABB
donnal Supporters
DR.. rich's Improved plated SitoI'"pFing ShOui.
der Brace;
Dr.. Fi,ch's Silver InhAliag Tnlc'
DR EIICNS CELEBRATED SIX
LECTURES
In III. prryrn,ion and cure Of Consumption,
Asthma. Diseases Of tho Heart, &C., and on tho
mcthod OF preserving ncul,h and beauty to an
old age. .,.
mi, book should be in every family. 10 the
consu,pp,iyc i, points GU, the only reasonable.
hope for relief. 10 mothers the directions it
gives for the care and education Of children arc
Invaluable. 5000 copies Of this book have
passed through tho press, and the salc' conlIn.
ne undated. , -.
Broadway, New York, and H. H. Carr,
Morgnnt0wn, Va. -,
ny DR.. FHeh's Guide 10 lnralids,. or
Objections 10 persons using Dr.. Fitch's Re-
needles, to be had, gratis, Of all his Agents.
lmlv G $50, 4tu
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FENs,Eg FOR SNE.Ei.

lust received l1O BO'FrS '1r raic !o". rh,
rrli:'r G'wsyr kept on hand ."r .alr u 'Gc!s, o
r.rrt rulliy, at CARR, SMITH! h cor.
.hnUarv ~. 1852.
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.RsGi'feE.

4 very nice article Of ertra hMISd, for the
sick, the Dyspcp,it, OF Table use, for sale at
the Cheap Variety Store ofCARR, SMITH GO.
Feb. :, 1852.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-20
Buffers Celebrated Family Medicines,
Decidedly the most popular and efl'c-
tdaI remedies in use.
rI,,, rJ,:.,t,. n q ~ ,,IF


a sure, safe and ctFec,ual remedy for Dyspepsia,
the most torncnting OF all other diScsscS.-
Those persons who arc laborng mndcr 'Hc
weight Of this complaint will do well 10 pat'
chuSe bottle Of tho Elixir OF Brandy, as II
strengthens the stomach, thereby causing INC
food 10 digest, the head to cease aching me
mind TO resume its wonted clcarncss and ac'"'
ity-in short, renovation Of the whole man.
For particulars, read Hr. Buffers valuable Re-
ccipt Book, copy Of which may be had OF the
Agost, gratis.
Or, Buffers Ba!sam Of E'ecamTane,
is warranted to cure more cases Of diseases OF
the Chcs, than any other preparation offered ioI
sale at this time. 1t may be used BY persons ut
all ages and conditions, and will be found GER
tain cure for Coughs, Colds, Whoop,ng Cough,
Bronchitis and Consumptionn its earlier stages
II looscns the phIegm, and enables one to breath
freely, which is always desirable. For 4 iur-
Their description Of its virtues, see DR.. Bui'ers's
valuable Receipt Book, copy oil which may DC
had of,he Agent, gratis.
nr. Buffers Sampson ME!Eeni,
which is Linimcnt, asts name denotes, that
produces great strength. Is there weakness OF
the back, breast, or limbs it will vanish ipsn
tho application OF this great strengthened. DO
YOU suffer pain in these places use the Samp'
son,s Liniimcnt; it will drivs out all pain III
stantly. Are you bruised, or strained IN any
wayi il will remove the swelling and soreness
with few apnlicatious. II should stand III the
cupboard of every family, mud may be found
described in pr. Buffers valuable receipt book
nj greater length.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-20

The Envy Of all Pill Manufacturers
BECAUSE they are safer. better and more
I =? c!iicacnns than any others and because
the public will take no others il they can OBJ
Tain ihrn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05
The Climates of Countries.

Although Edinburgh, in Great Britlan, is stu
ated ten degrees farther north than the city of
New York, it has a much warmer climate in
winter, and the heat and cold never attain TO
such extremes The climate of England is, to
the majority of our people, mystery. The Is
land is situated between so deg. and 55 deg.
north latitude, and it has milder climate than
we enjoy in the ATTITUDES Of 40 and SO deg.
The British Isles are situated in the path of the
warm ocean currents, which flow across the At
antic and beat upon and circulate around them.
The wild Orkney Islands which are situated in
50 deg. min, have warmer winters than we
have in New York City, which is situated about
II deg. further south, In the city of Glasgow,
the mean temperature in the month OF January
is SO deg and it has neve been below zero but
twice in 40 years,-then only 81 for two days
In Unst in the Shetland Isles in latitude of60 deg
min, the mean temperature in January is 40
deg. In many places of the United States
ranging from New York to Maine, in latitude
As deg, the mean temperature is deg below
zero. INST is only one degree colder than
ConstantinopIe, in January; and no country in
Europe, nor the world perhaps, enjoys the mild
ness of climlte of Great Britain and Ireland
This must have wonderful effect upon the
health and organization of the people. The
cause is, as we have stated, generally attributed
to the currents of the Gulf Stream; one philos-
opher however, attributes the genial warmth to
moist breezes from Africa, which comes over
the Atlantic, crossing the Equator. In Russia,
Moscow is on the same line with Edinburgh yet
its mean temperature in winter is at least 13
deg. lower. The climate of England is moist
and wet To foreigners, accustomed to clear
skies, it is disagreeabe. The atmosphere is
cloudy in summer, and this is one reason why ii
is not 50 warm as in other countries in the same
northern latitude. Were it not for the warm
ocean currents and the warm breezes, the coasts
of England would be ice bound, and many Of
the plants which now flourish there as evergreens
would be unknown
On the northern coasts OF our Contlnent-ln
northern Oregon-tbe climate is much warmer
in winter than in places on the same lines o
latitude in our Eastern States. 1t is believed
that currents from the orient flow over the Pa
cifc and wash the Oregon shores, as the Gul
| Stream Of the Atlantic does the British Isles
During the past winter the thermometer ranged
], at IL deg. above zero, and the praires wer,
+ green all the time, except when covered wit
e occasional snow storms. The farmer is nc
: compelled, as in the Eastern States, to depen
It for the winter sustenance Of his cattle OIL
n hay raised the previous season, his cattle ca
I, Craze there throughout the whole year, and vii
|, flowers may often be pucked IN the months
d January and February.-Sci, Am.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05
VOLUME TX. NO. 80.
For the Freeman.
A Challenge to the World.


The author Of the following, challenges not
only the grammatical students of enlightened
America, with their sage teachers, but the entire
population of the whole world, 10 produce an
example in the English language, but that he
will, 10y these ten rules, without an exception,)
parse to the satisfaction of any candid mind.
The following are his rules, based upon the
philosophical relations of the words of our Ian
guage, viz:
Isl. A noun or pronoun signifying possession
is used to denote the possessor and point out the
thing possessed.
I'd. The subject Of verb is always its agent
Sd. The verb must agreo with its agent in
number and person.
4th. The relation of transitive verb, prepo-
si'ioh, or any other word, terminates on It's ob-
ject.
5th. An adjective belongs to the word 1t points
out or describes.
9th. An adverb belongs to the word it modi.
fes
9TH. Participates refer to nouns and pronouns.
9th. An impersonal verb may depend upon
verb, noun OF adjective.
9th. CoDjunctions connect words and sem
tences,
10th. All words used independently are styled
independent
He will, by twelve lectures, give a respecta-
BILE knowledge of the science to any number of
persons who can come within the sound Of his
voice. c. ]. SmoNs, Author.
Vest Hartford, w., July, 1852.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05

A NEWLY DISCOVERED LAKE.-Some of the
papers doubt the statement, recently published,
of newly discovered lake of considerable size,
within Is OR 90 miles from the Falls of st. An
thony. The st. Anthony Express gives circum-
stantial account of the discovery, which we ap-
pend Calvin A. Tutte and John H. Stevens,
two of the Oldest and most reliable settlers in
Minnesota, together with several others, inclu-
ding the writer hereof, some two weeks since,
spent three days in the exploration of this lake.
They found it to be 80 or 40 miles in length and
full Is miles in width, containing an area Of 450
square miles. They also found numerous is
lands in this lake, many OF which they visited,
and one in particular, that will be found on sur
vey to measure full 5000 acres. The explorers
furthermore, found the lake to contain an innu-
merable multitude of fish, to be the resort Of
myriads of wild fowl, countless as the sands of
the sea shore. They found its scenery as inde-
scribably beautiful. They found, moreover, a
splendid belt OF timber skirting the borders o
he lake to the width oil from to 5 miles rich in
every variety of hard wood.