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SHrMwAY-In Waterford, Aug. g. Mrs. Sarah
Shumwav. aged &C.
RowEL1.-In Waterford, Aug /, Mrs. Melinda A.
wife Of DR.. L. +. Rowell aged so.
JrnEvINE-In Concord. July "a. of consumption.
Florcil;i Jane, wife OF Harvey Judevne, Esq, aged
81.
BAp"tE-In Danye, July 80, Mrs. LYDIA, wife
Of Mr.. Hiram Badger, and daughter OF the late
trhrain Blouni, aged IS years. Also, July 81.
Frederick. son Of the above named LYDIA ard HI
ram Bad ger. aged IL wears.
PItEcE-In this town, July %, Mr.. Reuben
Pierce. aged ~.
PAGE-!n Chateaegav. \. Y. July IL. Mrs Sal
ley t.. &. Page, wife Of Justin Page. Of Hardwick
VT. ana daughter of Merrill Foster, Esq, of Wal
len. lately deceased. aged "A wears.
CATE-ln Cabot, July H. Edwin son of Bena
min and Samantha Cate. aged IL vears
BLAKE-ln Chelsea. Julv3l Amplius Blake Esq.
aged g..
FArnock-In Craftsburv, July q. CD. WI.
P"..dtk. ..rel. - ve.-:
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LEWIS HOLDEN'S ESTATE
SIAIE OLE NEENnNu

In Probate C Caledonia District. IS.
III ronate Court. holden at Danyille in and fr CO,
a's,rIct; on The 18th day Of July, \. ID. ls,:,
VEL NJ lSliEE, administrator on the cs,o,. r.
- Lewis Holden, la: Of Bark, in said ILL.,,
deceased makes application to >ad court ~
t ' .lle heretofore allow ed him to pay the ,,.
''"'i >a e-fa'c ana 10 render his a,!n,;ui.tr,
r. Is ,'. ', I'M" ONE future day Whcrrlr..n
".,c" ny >ad court tina, sad application, l,.
ic'i" Il! Inc Probate njice in lIuy,e On, ,L., o.,
''H "i August next; and il Is further or,IorcJ ,,,.,
"o,'Ie ne given t" AL persons CONCERNED h.. w..
Pu"nc'ti"i OF ttIls order ia The CaI.dou,.r'
al ~ 'ohn,burv three weeks s,,cc,..s;ve, 49,
a., ..''.''n l;, by the Court,
a'.e'l' ChAS : DANA J.dse q rref,.s
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c.Irs;On Ssn-r iu Politics.

Never was there greater need o., little
common sense among politicians than at this
moment. ii We were to attempt to preach
on the subject. We shouid take tor TIE text
az I2W1n> hmm" and argue to the old
CONCLUSION that I'm union there is strength"
That was the doctrine last year OF the Wings
at Rutland, and of the Republicans at Mont
pelicr "Fusion." That doctrine, practi-
cally acted upon last year, swept the free
states. Its opposite is confusion, and the in
cvtable result defeat The Slave States are
endeavorin. to borrow wisdom from the
course OF the North last year they are for
fusion IN favor OF Slavery. We have tr.-
fore Us statement. from TIE Richmond (Na)
Examiner. OF the Presidential vote for the
next election, OF which this is the summa-
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TIN COLLAR Bu >IHr>s.-I.vnn is not
more lannon's for shoes, than Troy is for col
lars and Lo>oms. There are fifteen of these
establishments il Troy, and it is estimated
that they turn out, on an average, 5000"
collars per day. One establishment emp. ov>
forty SEWN. machines, worked hv as lnanv
your. ladies, who easily turn off fifteen Goz-
On per day. and it is SAID they can readily
earn from - TO $40 per week.
The Boston Post is pokng sharp sticks
at the flour dealers. Hear it: don't give
way. gentlemen holders of brca!>tuil, Some
farmer III Iowa has found clinch buy in one
Of h. wheat fields. and the lIcssian nv has
" commenced its ravagcs near Port Hone
Canada Thirteen dollars barrel ism. too
much for flour in Boston when the whca,
crop is threatened at this rate"
-ThuIiow Weed is to retire from the Al.
banv Evening journal Samuel Wilson, Of
the Euiiilo Democrat. takes his place. The
last named paper il TO be discontinued
The y. Y. Mirror saws: 1t is rumorc.!
that there is grand split in the "Grand
Lodge OF this State; and that the s,.cc,llno
or accommodated party are coming out with
Il manifesto that will make buzzirc in the
caIuD.
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IIALETICN
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hATEST NEWS.


The Collins Steamship Baltic, Capt. Com
stock, from Liverpool July %, arrived here
this morning
The war news is of little interest. No
movements of consequence have taken place
in the Crimea. and the operations in the Sea
Of Azof and the Baltic have been unimpor-
tan:.
1t was currently reported that Gen. Snip
son had given in his c>ignalion and only re-
tanned command until the APPOINTMENT of his
successor.
The Germanic Diet has accepted the Aus
trian propositions, together with the three
additional points proposed by Prussia.
The French loan Is more than taken.
An insurrection OF Arabs in Tripoli h as
overpowcred the forces Of. the Bey and threat
ems trouble to that power.
The Baslli BaZOuks at Constantinople have
had an outbreak of rapinc and murder.
LEANING To SwIM.-The teacher is
supplied with pole some ten feet long. to
which cord is fastened. which cord connects
with "a strap placed around the waist of the
pupil. Thus the teacher, standing on the
shore, or the wharf, can easily guide the
movements of the swimmer: and the child
acquires a mastery of the art much sooner.
aud gains self coniidcnre-whch is the real
secret OF the swimmers powcr-mOrc read-
ly than when supported on cork floats. ANY
mother could teach her child in a few DAYS,
with little Inconvenience to herself, by this
happy thought. an art that may save that
chIldS life. Girls bv this method. will A.
our" that confidence winch bv any previ-
ou>lv Pract'ed mode it has been found Sc
difficult to give the .cmininc>.
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Correspondence Of the y. II. Statesman.
n,r, n II Ill, y. TO-


BATH. n. H., July %, 1855
The Rev. David Sutherland died this
mornin. az 10 o'clock, at the house of his
law, Dr. Moses IIibbard, in Lisbon,
aged IS ycars. He was first Frustrated at
Bethlehem, on the 3oth of June last
His disease was dropsy in the heart, and he
suffered much for % days, when he peace
fully rendered up his soul to his Maker. lie
died as he had lived in peace with God and
man-and his love to ali his fcllow-men was
conspicuous to the last. He convcrsed until
yesterday with all who approached him, when
his speech partially failed. lie would then
give the warm pressure of the hand to his
old friends.
HIS death bed was an instructive scene to
all who witnessed it. Ills last blessing, anu
his lovc-his und wing love-was sent to many
who could not see him. His serenity and
peace in looking forward to the place he was
so soon to enter, was truly great and convince
ING that he had found the pearl Of great
price, was soon to enter upon the possession
thereof. 1t was truly good to see the end of
this good mans life SO peaceful, SO calm, so
thoughtful OF all he left, and of all he was
vicur; TO see him as he is seen in heaven !;
to know him as he is known therc-took a.
way the sting of death, and made him long
to 90 and be with him. lie died at last with
out struggle.
lie came from Scotland. his native coun-
try, to this in 1901 when he was - wears
old. lie first preached in Bath in that year,
and in 1874 he gave us his scmi-centcnnial
Address. reviewing the history OF his church
and people these fifty years.
lie was settled here in lNoG, and remained
the pastor of the town until the new laws
scve:ng those relations. He had overflow
IN. assemblies to hear him for those twenty
wears.
The secret Of his popularity was his uni
ver>al love for all-his readiness, his clo-
Iucncc. his tlucncv, and his great sincerity.
He was always appropriate. Ills PRAYERS
wcte so lcrvent and SO full OF pathos that he
moved all who heard him.
After the new laws, he preached to the peo-
pie still, being supported by the church and
society instead OF the town, until 1892, when
Bath was divided into two pari>hcs-thc
eastern and western. He then preached to
the eastern until the Reunion of the parishes,
when the Rev. Edward Clrav .land, with his
appreciation, was in>talIr'! pastor, and since
then the Rev Thomas Boutcile who is still
settled over US. Mr.. Sutherland often
preached to US until within month or two
of his death.
We al! looked up to him as our father in
the gospel, and he came round among us as
children. He had done so much good among
us, TO our schools and people, that We all loved
his visits and his person. His voice for several
wears past was too low aud indi>tinct to be
heard easily and vet it was musical and sweet
10 the last. Odd Mr. Nelson. a brother Sco:s-
man. said OF him that he had Just broguc e.
nou.h to tickle Yankees ear
Bat be has gone. His prayers are ended
His tca,s have ceased to How. and he has en-
tered on that sreuc he used 50 wildly to de-
scribe.
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s G. II o OIL s.
Barton Academy,

vIVHE Fall Term Of This Institution. will commence
= Wednesday. the 9TH day Of Sept 1850, and con-
ti,uc eleven weeks.
BOARD OF INSTRt
Mr. J. +. DUDLEY. Of Dart. College, Principal
Miss EMILY SKI>NtE. Prcccp'rc>S
Mrs. Sv>ANG SAi:TIC Teacher of Draw;nv and
Painting.
Miss EMILY SKINNER, Teacher If Music and
French.
H"ar! obtained on rs reasonable terms a. at other
places.
For further particulars Al rc>S \. {. Robinson
John l.. Sartlc, or VIM. T. MAY. Executive Com
mittce. u. MANSFIELD, Secretary.
Barton, Aug. !. 800. 34l-44
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-EEMuV,L ANp APPOINTMENTS. -
l!n>,ing'on. Aug. G.-Judgc Rush Emore.
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court OF
Kansas has been removed on grounds similar
to those assigned for Gov. Feeders hi>placc
mcnt and Judge Moore. OF A'abams, appoi nj
cd a. his successor.
Townsend Harris. Of New York. has been
appointed t. ). Consul to japan, under the
Perry treaty.
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LATEST NEWS.

BY reference t"au".!cr column i, Will he soon
INA! M">>i~. SIu\I X E">ItE. successors nfti W.
X :. Higgins have concluded H. sell oil il,. re-
maincr OF their summer Silk at cost consequent
" all those in want OF Il Silk Dress would do well
to give them call soon
heir BerageS, Challl">, Lawns, and other thin
'rc>>'o"l> viii be sold at small advance from cost
for cash, and a" the regular prices. if charged
June -. $50. n3,tf
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Wolle's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps

his medicinal Diet drink j. ma,iui:ic,nrr, fv the
Proprietor ~ Schirin, il. Holland expressly for
PURPOSES. II has been submitted Ia
n"arlv ri! III" 'f>t Chemists ami PHYSICIANS in the
States " II" endorse il over their own signatures
~ one OF the "reat essentials OF the Nat, ta W.,j-
a." II Is now pr ~rrh-d with great success in tray
cl. H"ut, Eh"'niat!>m "h-rurtio,!- of Er!i-r an!
Kidneys, and for Dyspepsia il has no superior IN
me w"r!,!. Tut ny in quart and PIN: bottles en-
ve'"Hei IN yellow paper with NY name oll the tu.
tie. cork and Label. anal for sale J., all the rc>cc;:,-
bic pru@".>'> IL The S.a'.>
tnpIFHo WOLFE. Is 20 and - Beaver :.
New York; % South Front Il. Philadelphia ..>rni
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HHIGH ON MAEkET-Au~. {.

AZ market IL" beef cattle. no stores 80 pair.
working Xrl. :" COW, and calves :,,oo ,lcc,, a,t
'#,nh>. so ~Wi,c
I'EI't>.-le"i CH'tIe-Ex.ra. 9: 1t quality $:
20 quality, =: 81 4" :.
Hides. 6''! taow, "a9: pc.:s 75caSl ca'f-hii!s
l2,' per H..
Yea; ralvc>.-s7:,9.
Working oxcn-no sales.
Cows am! Ca,vce.->o, tots
Sheep ana Lamb>-Extra, So TO s; by lot 81
af..
Swne-i;c; Retail, 6a.
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SEWALL GlIBEHT'S ESTATE
STAIE OLE NEEMnNr

a. E>>eX District. s.
tor .aI! dlstrc:"n the 18th .lav Of Inv AID 1s,:,
Da.ip HihbAED; Administrator of the T.,
County Of Lincoln in tie State Of Maine J..aa. w..
'h'eState, represents 10 said Cour, in wrtino fine
amount OF debts due from said estate and me ey.
l'efl>e> ct administration and that tIe s.ra !. b.r
Eeable on the real estate of said ,i.,....oI 49,
>a'u administrator asks for license 10 sell 81 ,uub
on me real estate Of said deceased - viii e.,alI.
MN 10 raise the SUN Of eleven thou>arI and t;v.
hHhdr'i dollars to pay said debts and ,xn.r-.s
II Is therefore ordered that al! person, interested
tie notified Of SAID application and that the same
W." come under CONFIRMATION ami hc heard =, q
Probate Court to be holden at thu. proL,ta ut,;,..
m lunenburs, on the 2sth day OF August. \. ID.
a., tsso, AT one "cl"ck r,M BY publishing copy OF
at 81. John>Nnrv, in this State. three weeks .nc
ce>>iVelv previous to said tine of hearing. THAT.
license may ",I,f "' 'iirrt t" the granting q" said
true copy ol record .,,.s
Attest, ISRAEL DEWI.y p
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
GRAMMAR SCH0O1.

I'ilE Fail Term Wi cu,n,u,.cc II,r, .I,, S,,,+
.. Ms Sarah {. pouyhrrtv. 80 Civor,Ilv
Nf""h /" NE Il;r"n- o Tie School, W ,,,,. her
connection win L.
~ i prepared 10 teach French in manner
equal 7" any teacher in Nrlum. ILn.. v;.,;,,
I" pursue that study will also hay, IL. ,,v,,,,,..
81 Il ET@" AMI idv:lcc'! class, a.i;r,!i,tr faci,tr.
'"i rs attainment superior 10 ihn>,. Of any .tlcr
school III northern Vermont NJ l,,jr> will lc
spared '' make the >clioo! III every way worldly Of
H. present POPULARITY VI
board from - 30 i" >l.75 per week.
FOR i'.fincr particulars apply TO
Johnson, July 20, $3.50. .. .,,"'
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Another Lot.

'I>liE subscriber has iu,t received , ,ou.
= OF that excellent lea and Cole. w,,,'ihf ',
,eI"S as "tpa> ever. Also another large l,,t If
,HTar> winch cantbc beat !or price in tins e u,,,v
i,i i.' =, >'e ''eih. l.. I. BEOWN.
- 80
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AMBROTYPES,
Patented in the United States, Great Bri.
tain and France,

vyslff term Am..r"'tpc~. ty niir.i fl,-e lic.urc.
L designated. i derived from ~, t;r- NOD
Am'r",''>. slglntlin- eccrla>t,nc. HE ld-tnrr IL
taken plate rli wliir, i I;,, "l /
bonding glass. The two i,-i,r i.r..;i ~ ii,
trIit'iic ri,ni, enabling IL. ,:t5.r t. retain IL
hi,iairv Tor ages: il viii irt c,rf..., AZ >oa ar
Cl,a;cc in climate: i leluiul in fore. boil
an'! clear IN IL ~ii.'" and ma, J.. iii .y light
These pictures taken III the 81 Iul -lirv la
cncrrean Gallery. w.ic.e specimens max he
Come and see them. I. b GAGE
81. Johns uIv. July -. ls5a,. .;a,f
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

Vl'iiE property nf l'i, H. ratll.ck j. Ii,.w FIR
Il 81 for ale. a,rr- Opportunity ;p:,' V
wishing I" en.i.,. ia H.. Funiry ;i,I Mach
Business. rent al The l.'r or AL rs~.--e- r7~u-
pee. 10y him na, ice i',aiis: AZ rr.-....a. rae.
Enyine and Hnd La'Irs, Lon l''an.r.
D,d<-haad y >,f tcd, H-r Cnr.r.
B"h Mr,n,iiag Mrhine, Eor;;ng ll,cline.
Wood Pi.m'r, Ln,ye Gimls'on.,
E.n,h Toois, BlarL >,ai,hs' 7o.ls
Also on hand fini>lc! ready FIR ,l>c.
SIIINGLE MACHINES, CIRCULAR SAN t,fl =
TIRE DRILLS, TIRE EENbEE. f"lt.E
BACKS. STOVES, AECH rIA1I>.
MOUTHS NONEN>. LOT H.,I LOW wAEE. IRE.
\ large AN, va1,l.le ~ trF.un.!rv Patterns ari
Fla>k>. Hardware Patterns. &c. Ses--,lt..is Shit
Iron. "l'i :i Scrap lrom. l"r-e Wagon. Gis,
Harness, Nc.
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NJ oT1 CT.
I'ilE Fall lcrn eli H.. ST. JOHSSRI-R
4 ACADEMY vii con.uruc. 1ur.d,, A.
gust the 18th. and continue eleven weeks
For liiornfifI'rI respecting Board ar Rooms, Az,
PiicatIo ni;iv he nli'ic !" the undersigned.
IN COLBY. Secretary OF Trustees.
July Do $50. a2.w. 40
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Lunenburg High School,

1--WE Fall Term Of !lfS School will com,ncnce on
Il Wednesday. sept. 9Th, and continue eleven
weeks, under the instruction Of
e. c. CONANT,
y member Is; the Junior Cla-s Darfn,oath College
w" Will spare pains ~ render the course If IN
strnciion h"''"Gh ai Iro n,pi, and I" secure the
highest Interests OF all who may connect thc,cvc,
with the School.
instruction vii! be given in Surveying with the
Use OF instruments in field practice il ,.es..ct
A TEACHERS, CLASS
W Ill be formed for the benefit of tin>.. ,esi,n;rc
to teach, before which familiar lectures viii be o;y
ell on the Theory and Practice u. Teaching
ltacIicr III Music ai! French will I've procured
Il suiflrl"lt encouragement is Gwen.
ItlllON-C"lnmon English Branches, $500,
hl"f"r 3.5n,
Latin and Greek. In.
Board or rooms he al, aimed in no1 tnulc.
Oh the most reasonable terms.
or further Information enquire of
y W. FHENCHl
LmIenhur@. Vt. :. Dl SIN Cnv,,;r..
July l4th. $50. j. EEOOkS .3,,f
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a RARE cJC@rC
MAKE MONEY.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE!

VIE subscriber will sell the following real estate
Il situated III the south west part of ~. .Jolns.a
~ about ]: miles from ST. Jnsn>l,,ry pain
house, she'd and barn all ,irw au. " 81, f,n;.haa
with about 2o acres Of good land i,h - small ,u
gar orchard and about 50 Young aprletr.es.
ADsSD, About IL acres If GOOD mow.in, and fill
ia;'" with barn and orchard thereon
At.ND, b acres good pasture land hearty hall
oi winch Is good plow land.
Au.SO. ~ acres about three f,,rtl,- .f wa;.h
: covered with Il beautiful ani heavy crowta 81,
harh wood. Each lot is >arIli-d with god war-r
he above property will be sold at - eat bargain
ftr particulars encu.re OF ,onar,.ar Lawr.c..
- '"hnstuIy FAN. or oI i:.e subscriber ~, n.
"'hl>'>. L. WOODS
81. JVhustu:y, Jul, II. 1853. -,
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MANCHESTER MIILs.-Tha work Of 70.
building the half of the nil. burned is Al.
ready commenced. Thirty men are now en-
ploycd removing the rubbish. and in a fort
night the masons will he at work. Bv the
''rst Of November it is proposed to be ready
% ply he roof or.
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N. N. LEWIS,
12' ',rceu-~f.. Albany,
oPTrCIAN.
AkES this method Of introducing himself 10 the
inha''iiaiit>' ii tins place. am! make known fat
he has with INN excellent assortment al hi high
~ improved S~ctacc> which have Superseded the
IL" 81 al ';'r>. and are used hv the most en-
in''it I'll the faculty. and at all the Institutions Tor
Diseases III the eye i'll this cou..:rv ami tine Europe
continent.
NJ " LEWIS ncei hariv observe that he has
mae" ih'' Human I've liz particular study for MANY
years. ard tii> ra;'al'!ity ": >iir the eve with
>leciacles. j. acknowledged ~ all V n have worn
them. ii hs manufacture. that il needs no comment
Mr. l.. will remain III this place at the ~. Johns
bury House. Tor DAYS. after which time. he mus
certainly leave. his pre-erlgacrinri,> IT other
places prevents a longer >iav.
y. E-''->>eS inserted into parties own frames
HI = reasonable charge 9iowl
Mr.. L. will stop at the following places:
Lyndon on Monday the 18th inst. Lyndon Center
TUESDAY. Wlcelock Wednesday. Sheffield Thurs
iav. t;l ver Friday. Barton SATURDAY,
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-lNTEENAL lMrEOvrNrNTs-Wca are
fully persuaded that sidewalk might be
constructed through Central street from
Srrlnc-Strcct to Western Avenue, without
in' uri.ng the slightest danger OF Presi,rn-
tia veto. i coull certainly incur the dis
pleasure Of 10 other person. That street is
one Of! the principal thorou.hfarrs for pcdes-
trims. and every time it rams. becomes abso-
lurl Y impossible on foot. We have heard
OF the fore am! hind wheels OF wagons BENZ
stuck 'cgctLcr hv the clay that clunr to the
tirS If the village authorities would see fit
to order 4 sidewalk huilt over the worst parts
OF the street at least, they would confer a "a
vor upon those who are obliged either to
PISS over the road or 90 round a long dis
lance to avoid its mud
-ANLCDuTE-It is often made sub
jet CfcompIaint that ministers o.. the Cos
Eel participate in political matters. An ancc
Gote Of Rev M Field who lived in Yer
mont several years a-o. contains good reply.
AS the reverend gentleman went, at time,
10 t,rositc his vote, the officer who received
il, lcinc friend ard ,,ari>hioncr. tut Of OPP
poSi'c politics. remarked, {" ! am sorry. Mr.
Field. to see Won here" why :" asked
MIR. +. because" said the officer, " Christ
sad that his kingdom was not OF this world
" Ia, no ore r;.lt to vote. "a cd Mr.. F.,
.'ur,c>s lie lclorg> to Ike kingdom %; Satan :"
-t,OIp lEuN AC~rEAIIA.-l he Brit
ti,h ship Red Jacket with the Australian
mails FOR Eu.'rnd. put into Rio Janclro on the
1oth Of june for supplies, and sailed on the
tol,owin. dav She had three hundred pass
,nrcrS and the immense sum Of three mil
Jon dollars III col l. making with the mani
Jest of the ship Lightning, upwards of five
millions Ct "o.I shipped iro;n Australia f)I
England within thirty days.
- REVOLUTIONS IN MENIco. - The
Brownsville Flag. June 18th. saws:
The Revolution still gains strength on our
frontier. Gen. Woll has fallen back from
.:c,nosa upon Ma'amora>. and considerable
number OF the rcl, Is are now. at the time OF
our goin. 10 press, CLOSE upon lis heels. We
lave it TOM good authority that three several
parties are cncampc'l near Matamora> one
AL Gua!alour" about three leagues distant
one At the rancho of Arapito l.onsori,, about
eight leagues of and the ihir,! party at some
other point close by. These parties are VT
learn commanded by Capistran. Tiierina and
Sa,as. They 10 not contemplate an attack
OH the city, as vet, We believe
4 rumor. said to l.c we'll authenticated
says that General Nidauri, having regulated
matters at Monterey, was again marching or
MatalnOras with force OF twcntv-eiyht hun
,lrcd men 1t is also said that the forces now
around the doomed city have orders not to
engage the enemy until the arrival OF Nilsu-
ri's rciniorrcmcnts. In the meantime Gen
cral Vol. and those Suha.trrn 10 him. have
grown wrathv to desperation.
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"ANTED.

- COAT NAMES ana 8 ra,l. Ma ,r-. =, rl,ak>
~ cu-t'ru w"rl.. !" which ci.-t:. .iii.,- incit
viii lie gwen :.:.l til highest lrir,.- l'=i.
EpI.ES / DEMTNG.
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Silks, Silks, Silks!

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strip: a I'ai.ci >i'n> 4; cu>t until tie lih
''a' 81 AU-U>' rX'. W. have Il .ar-,. and vel
-c.cc;cd assortment. which wa> bought ~ >,ri,l-
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