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VALUABLE TRFrS.-Six pine trees, stand
ing on lot near Island Pond. were sold 4
short time since for 500 This is a GOOD
price for mast sticks located at 50 treat dis
lance from the sca-bnarl 50 much for rail-
road facilities.
WE>TMnEE.-A vote was unanimously
passed in Wc>,morc. at the March mccting,
that no person be licensed in town to .cll in
toxicating liquors.
&c Any lady might well be proud of the
compliment which The Country Gentleman
beStows upon Miss Davis. of IIarlwirk. Shall
We no. see SOME OF her butter at the Far next
a -, So tie al J. cr OR lnrrtn i,a.,,..
Caledonia County, Vermont
FEoM MENIC".-Adlitional news from
Mexico states that >; States have voted for
Santa Anna. Gen. Ari~ta remains IN his
farm: permission to leave the country In,
hccn refused him. The authorities Of Vera
Cruz have FINAL V recognized Gen Lomhar,li-
nj as Provisional President 1t is rumorc,! a.
Vera Cruz that in consequence of some lisa
grecmcnt with the President Senior Lc,lo had
been placed under arrest
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or by land warrants costing from 90 cents to
81 per acre. on or near the line of new rail-
roads are often sold within six months for
= to Il per acre. In consequence of the
great progress of internal improvements in
the West real estate is making rapid advance
in valrc. Immense tracts hitherto valuclcSS
on account of distance from market are sud-
denly opened and made available. In few
short months Boston and New York vii! re
ccivc over the iron track the countless pro-
ducts of the great Mississippi Valley. 1t Is
a question which every New England farmer
may well asi, hin,Self-"W What is to be the re-
silt to VS. Can we compete with the pork
rai>crS in the Illinois and Indiana Bottoms,
or the cattle raiSers OF the prairics of Iowa,
and the dairy men of Ohio
EmigrantS for the overland route to Cali
tornia and Oregon are now collecting here and
on the Missouri River above. The cmigra-
ton will hc large this sprin" but is thought
by many it will fail short Of last year greatly
It's too soon vet to form any safe estimate.
Great quantities of stock will be driven pri-
ces at present are high, fully equal to New
England prices.
Government sends this sprin. with the
trains company Of mounted men as an Indi-
an escort This will relieve the emigrants
of the fighting and make the trip much more
safe, as stampede of the emi.rant'> stock
on the plains is equivalent to shipwrerk at
sea and often quite a. disastrous.
Politically all is very quiet save nice lit
tie family mus in the ranks of the "harmo-
mons democracy" As to which partv-Ecnton
and the faithful, or the inti< alias the ma
lignant>." -'Soil>," ''>ramp>" and ''rottcn>,
shall get the lions share of loavcS and fishes
to be dealt out from the Government table
war has been duly declared War to tho
knife AMI the knife to the hilt," IS the motto
no doubt there sill be fun anon Benton ha.
announced himself candidate for the Senate
in -. and unless. as in the last election. the
fight will give the choice to the Nhi@>, hope
he NAV win. He is as near good Wing a,
a democrat well can be: GOOD tariff and In
tcrnal Improvement man. comes very nea,
being a VIII. in these DAYS.
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Resi- ccttullv Ior,
CAT.lAEiNE +. BrrcuE
The Pacific Railroad.

The stru""lc httvrcn :hr Northern and
Nau;hcrn Interests in reference to the loca-
tom nf the proposed Pacific lailroa'l.haS I'M
,iori!tc,llv DELAYED mcwhlt the Ultimate
.nmpir,ion of the craat work bat the meas
nrc a,!nrtcl at he last erS.ion of Congress is
thu l">. possible s,cl, that could he taken IN
der the circumstances.
Early in the session. Senator Gwin Of Cal
i.nruia prepared a I'LL for the construction Of
Pac;fr nailruai. which was to have two or
three branches at the eastern end lradin" to
different points upon the upper, middle and
lower Mi>>i>>ipri; anil two at the western
end one lra'lin. to California and the other TO
OREGON Various amendments were offered
To the bill. and Select Committee of the
Senate appointed for the purpose. reported
another Lill as a substitute, providing for a
single road to lie constructed By corpora
ton. with government donations of land and
public stocks, in all of the work.
Several amendments were offered to the
last u,mct bill i'll reference TO surveys of
routes. N,.. one Of which, bv Senator Chase
Of Ohio. PROVIDE! for a thorou@h survey ofall
tir .iyal routes. The ORIGINAL bill, with all
H. amendments after y scyrrr >tru4rIc failed:
wh-rrupon Senator Chase offered his a,nrnd-
mcnt As an independent mca~urc,wlict final
y. with some alterations, passed 10th Houses
anI became a 'aw. 1t provides for thor
"n.fi government survey of all the routc>au;I
ij".o1"are appropriate! for the purpose. The
reports Of the Esri0u> surveys are to be Land
before Conrr next winter.
Thus the advantages and Disadvantages.
tie feasibility and the obstacles. the lrrLth
81 the various lines. the ura,icS and curves.
with all other information necessary for intel
li.rnt action. will hc furnished. and govern
mcut in the end hr saved Tie expenditure of
mlncr,r sums, which must inevitably result
from blind appropriations. All that i ncr,lc!
now is for the cxrru,i.r to direct the surveys
to be made, which will undoubtedly be done
very soon: after which the building OF Pa
citir railroad will follow as surely as that the
RrIuIii,. continues II united pyi>tcurp
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ST. Louis, March :, 1853
FRIEND CHADWICK A: home ar abroad
the ''reen Mountain boy is ever proud of his
native State; ever ready TO uphold and de-
tcnl her, and ifa anything will make him fright
mad, 1t Is to be asked by some intelligent.
notwithstanding specimen of humanity.
what Stat. Vermont is in :" Small in ron,-
panson with some of her sisters she NAV be-
out great IN all that makes nations great.-In
general diffusion of knowlc,lg e-sturdy inter
rify OF herpcople-s tcadt;,st adherence to her
political falth-cycr foremost in the rank ot
re-" progress, she NAV challenge compari.on
with the no5cst Of them all. In proportion
to her inhabitants and acres she raises moro
WOOL AMI hay; makes more butter an,! CHEESE
r'ISr> more Wings, School Teachers and pref
ty urls than any State in The I'nion. (TL,.
ia>t1tcm from census OF M own taAino)
Other lands nay be richer, other cIimcs
less ri -.ged, but in every essential ofreal com
Tort and SOLID, substantial enjoyment. She has
few equals. 70 Supcriors To an cncract;c
young man with small means, no doubt a bet
ter ilr'd Is open in tie West. Land in the
ga States * taken up and hold at hi-h rates
as general thing aloye It's real yaluc-so
that gam from its increase in value is NOT to
DE expected, but N the new States -, 40
uncommon Ting for lands 10 increase in VAL
Tic twenty, talty, sixty. and even onc hu,.lrel
per cent yea'!y. I.ar.c Quantities Of Gov
ciNrcit !t''. located n .-C,-,.,.,.,.,,...