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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY.
FROM The HGrUo-d Pres, N,r. J.


For President-JOHN CHARLES FREMONT
the Federal Government in all its departments They
have obtained their temporary ascendancy BY dupli
civ and false professions, aud it VIII now devolye
upon them to make good their promises to tina, portion
Of the people whom they have induced to vote for
their ticket The great conspiracy against Freedom
which be gan with the abrogs,on Of the Missouri Com
nrouise net be cnnsuu mated defeated-Kansss ia
10 be Free or Slave State; her citizens are 10 have
,h. RIGHTS yindicated or they are TO be still further
oppressed; the Border Rufsn invasion and the Bogu.
laws of the pretended Legislature are n ejanctoned
or cor eemned and The Administration must in all these
measures satisfy or offend those who have brought il
into mower An equvocal course viii not give conf.
dence while decisive action will necessarily ALLEVIATE
those who have been deceived. Tia. the Nulliiers
will control Buchanan as they have Pierce, we DO not
doubt.
;ncslcated by Jet and the founders of the Cow
eminent and they are as Gear 10 us in defeat az In
nrosrerty. Our candidate is worthy Of the cause and
n,inciples that we have maintained We have been
proud Of him. bis acts and department during the most
exciting campaign that the country has ever expert
enccd and under the vlest and most rnalg uant as.
saints that were made upon my indidis Single
hearted pure minded intelligent incorruptibe true TO
Freedom. his country and the rights of man. he is
worthy the support Of the American people. Defeated
but not conquered sc rally under the same standard
bearer and commence the battle OF 1860 by presenting
"a our candidate the name Of JOHN CHARLES Far
MONT. :. ,o,. -
an overwhelmingly triumphant vote in 1928 Hari-
son lost the election in 1896, but was choeen in lSi0
Fremont is not successful in 1885, will be elected in
1850.
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From The Nee- Harea Palladium.

Fremont name is tower of strength to those who
sustain the noble principles which he uttered in his
splendid letter. published his acceptance of the Re-
publican northumberland it is name also that
strikes more terror to the souls Of his adversares
than any others that they ever trembed over not e1'
cepting General Taylors General Harrsons. II is
A nan that was beginning to find favor in the South
in few month. more, if the Presidential election had
been pr traced so long hest would have been rallied
in the more reasonable Slave States for the support of
the most truly national ticket that in the contest.
I'm the coming four years Fremont splendid victories
in the Free States and bis gradual progress in the
South will enable him to walk into the Presidential
Office with comparatively little opposition. General
Harrison had but 10 votes out OF ~ when ne nrst ram
but ON his second trial he had 23i out of 1874. Ffe
monts election second trial may he as triumphant
as was Harrson's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

F,oa. The Log I,LaHder fHSRtisg'eS " ~ .
II. t.,,ls ;s mast. aud we are defeated. The party
of free%en who but yesterday cane oct from Their
io,mer political aeeapces and placed tne%-es %
The broad platform Of Freedom dsss, =. he eon..
in favor Of the principles and doe'''1 Jsrk.on
Cav and ,her ecmystrots-. party brought INC o9ng
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only LINE with SURE CONNECTION

amy line with SURE CONNECTION
Transit leo Miles shorter than any other Route and no e1
posue TO River N.yieaon.US NAIL LNE-tii'y pounds
- free 10 cents per pound -Four hours nom
osesI 10 can by Pau RSrosd Through to CALlfOh
MA via Panama Railroad. The United state. Mail
r. viii di,patch for Aspinwal THURSDAY Nov % At
ocoeh D. m precisely from pier foot OF MsIIe1'st NoTn
River The well known aud fast steamship GEokGE Law
E,p, W l. Hsrndon u. 5. ". Passengers and Mais VIII
b. by Panama Rroad and eon0ect at Pnsms
L STEPHENS r. H. Pearson, Commander which "lii De- IN
resdpess and leave In mediaiely for San francisco ,
The public Informed that the Pacific hs Stesmshp 20
always Steamers lying ~ Panama ready
br avoid possible detention Of passengers OF mans
For passage apply w. RAYMOND at the only once OF
Companies Nc. III We-tst o. Warren-st N T.
Regular Mail Steamer days 5h and ath OF esch month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

DOMAIN EYE BALSAM.-Ths celebrated rem
~ edy for weak and ATTAINED Eyes, constantly use
with sg al success by distinguished Ocnst during long
professional and be confidently relied upon the
best sve that be used In where the Eyeds
nenfamed almost ike magic in relieving sll irritation
aid usually effects complete after few applications.
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS Druggists No. 100
fulton-st. New-York.
Sold by Druggists generblly.
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Ocean Cleaners, &r.

EOR ca LIE o X N l A -
NICARAG
sHoSTEsT ROUTE BY 700 MILES
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
The New and Splendid Steamship
r e 8,
800 tuns burden,
iii al from the pier Bcschs, North River for
SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA, on SATURDAY, Nov. q at
5 O'CLOCK D. m to connect with the steamer
ORIZABA,
BON SAN JUAN DEL SUR, on the Pacific fer SAN FRAN
CISCO. go,
rifty pounds BAG flowed each Ten cents
RATES or PASSAGE FROM NETWORK.
TO SAN FRANCISCO, TO san JUAN DEL NoSrh.
Is.hmus 1rip. First Cabin. 30
Second Cabin.
Second Cabin 81
0teersGe. .oi
=" fieth' " is' iCI}AS MORGAN 4 SONS,
No Bowling Green, N. Y.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE

il MI I'D 81 Al ES MAIL > 1 I'm MSIIII LI4NIIs
" For HAVANA and NEW ORLEANS On Monday.
Nov H. ct from pier foot Of WsrTenst North River,
the hst and fayonte steamship EMPIRE CITY, Captain
q p. Griffin, viii sail as above.
Passage can be secured at the Office Of the Line
freight 20 New Oresns. ~ cents per cubic foot
Shippers will be supplied with blank bills OF lsdinE OF the
srm sned by the Line application At her Office No other
II sailing.
For freight passage spply At the once No III Westst,
corner Of Wsnen. NJ. o. ROBERTS, Agent
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Ale1iral

IF YOU have a Cough HOarseness, Loss Of
Voice fear Consumption al 20 No isS Hudson
ST. and get bottle Of the COMPOUND Strip OF SAN
GUINARIA the universal Cough remedy. You there
Lungs and Chest BARNES PARK, No. 39i Broadway
General Agents
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II ~ 1870 :. HII.LoION and TLUhIDdvSENI-
u WEEhLn UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.-The steam.
ship SUI nnhNEh Capt, l. NJ Murray, will leave pier No.
4 N h'"h NEDNEsDAf, Nov. - ~ O'Clock D. u, pre-.
SssD foriretght apply bard where AL bills of aag will
be sieped aud for passage at the Office sPOFFoRD TILE
STON Co., No ~ Broadway. The magnificent and last.
roins s,eSp chip NASHVILLE, Thos. D. HwNn Coamander
VIA ed snd leave SATURDAY Nov Is at O'clock
esely. The isyOIite steamer CAROLINA MAKE, reg.
nlsr trips TO The Striou. landings the $, Johns River
Vlerda connecting with the York and
Lsyipg Charleston every TUESDAY, O'Clock =. M.
THROUGH .ckets 20 Jacksonville. sSl 10 PiktkA $50
P-Op aId after the 18th Of Nov. the Of the
.hoxe live will leave AZ o'clock J. m, pre-isely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

THE GLASGOW AND NETWORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANYS SPLENDID ard POWER.
1UL STEAMERS, - .
6I& YORK 2lss tuns ROBERT CRAIG Commander.
GLASGOW 1892 tuns. JOHN DUNCAN. COMMANDER.
FROM NEw-YQRK,
KDRBURGH Saturday Nov Is, a. l2oeosh q rssA-
GLASGOW Saturday bee 81 81 IL O'Clock, noon.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
yRoM GLASGOW,
eteengo, found 9Th cooked provsors..... ssuieeeI
FROM Nrw-YokK -.
eterpse found With COOKED provlnsns.. .......''.'
An sxperehced Surgeon srsehed sch s!samSr
D~ freight OF Passage apply TO JUAN no :, na.,S
Rsvyo,i CITY BIS or OVID only received is PassAs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

Of the County of NewYoTk notice hereby given TO all
persons having claims against GIDEON OSTRANDER late Of
the Of NewYok, deceased to present the with
vouchers thereof the subscriber at bis $50 bower
Of Newl ork before the 18th day Of March
ne&t-Dated NewYork, the 10Th day Of September 1885
sl6 law6mTu ISAAC WARD, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of EewYoIk notice hereby given 10 AZ
persons having claims against the estate Of DANIEL EBBErS
late Of the City NewYok deceased TO pe,snt the :.ns
with thereof the subscriber the ofce Of Martin
Smiths No Sc Wslst. in the City Of New York, ke-
fore the twelfth day Of December neHtDs,ed the
sixth day Of June, 1856 EhEkSOS hhODAs,
ielO lsw6uTu Lxecutof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County Of New-Ysk notice 10 hereby syen 10 al
persons having claims against the estate of LOUISA
USHER late the City Of NewYork Widow deceased 70
present the same thereof to the subscriber at the
once Of j. and De Witt, No 90 Nasssus' IN the City Of
NewYork before the th day Of January next-Dasd
New.YoIk, the I'd day Of July, 1856 ,,,,
w. IavtmT1s Executor kc. of Louss T. Fisher.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-12

A few weeks more, and the advent Of the Mil
waukec e. Mississippi Railroad upon the banks of
the Missouri, will be hailed with great joy Itthcn
remains for Northern Iowa to come forward, take
hold, and do her share in constructing another link
in the great chain of Railways, that will stretch
from the Atlantic to the Pacific. The final open
ing Of the NJ. g. M. r. R., (the Model road of the
WesD will be new era in the history of both
Northern Iowa and Milwaukee. The enormous
amount of freight, that has for the past season
glutted the Chicago e. Galena Road, will, in
great measure, be transferred to its formidable
rival. The outlet then for all the North Vest
Its grand central market is Milwaukee. This is a
point where our merchants will make their pur-
chascs, they will find that possesses many advan.
tages over st. Louis, and certainty of obtaining
thcirmerchandize that can ncyerbe enjoyed as long
as the Mississippi is their only reliance.
Yours, &c.
C. r. w
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-12
For the Times.
THE MAILS.
G.. E. W..

Mails and females are the principal topics of
conversation in this Western world the Irregular
ties of both are fitting subject of comment, (as
indeed they are all over the worldly In McGreg-
or, the first appears to excite the most attention,
and justly too, as for instance N. Y. Paper of
Nov. 22nd, was reed. the 4th inst It's true, later
dates have been received, but the others must
have stopped on the way In all cases there must
be some responsibility, where does it rest
The inhabitants OF NIcGregor all fervently hope
and devoutly pray, that regular Male G.eJ Mail
will be run to Dunlieth during the coming Winter
Ii this is done, it will cause less anxiety to hear
from loved ones in the East. The subject of the
other topic is so seldom seen in the streets, that
torbear speaking of them, knowing full well that
the less said Of them will be better Tor the suscep-
liabilities of the Male bipeds of McGrcgor. Then
let us hear no more ofthc failure ofthe McGresor
Mails (not Males)
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-12

TRouDLE.-Reader, do not be alarmed! We
are not going to bore you with "Jeremiade'
about some real or fancied evil that is affecting
us. Not hit Of it. We like not growing over
everything that turns up, f it is not as pleas
ant as we wish. "Live while you live" is sound
motto, and VIC mean to get as much happiness out
of this oys.er-shH called the world as the hurry of
business will allow. We only desire to acknowl-
edge the receipt, by the "under-g ground railroad"
perhaps, 1--WE did not see it arrive.) of n new and
delicious pain,-one that no Extractor" short of
cork Screm can get out. In short it is SO singu-
lar in its effects that you "bcg no relief" But
VIC hate suspense. and to end it here, we will put
the name oftliis wonderful aiicton in it's French
dress, and call it Champagne, Pain over the Left
or, as pronounced, sAampain, which means no
pain at all.
The Times Office, from Eitor to Devil, drank
good wishes +" on suspicion, to taco of our whole
souled firms, C. II. Shaw and d. Allen g. Co. His
imp-udent majesty, the deuH aforesaid, insists that
Shaw aud Allen both have the cases it travels in,
and he verify believes that they are both account
able! Like enough.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-12
ELECTROMAGNETIC pseudo philan


Ey HYPocRIsY.-The pseudo philan-
ihropists OF London are immensely alarm
ed about the condi ion of the American
Southern Safes. The warm hearted
Duchess of Sutherland is ready to eat
Mrs. Stowe up, for exposing to syn'pa-
thetic world, the ''orrid condition of the
Hamerican Slaves !" but iu the wide
range which her pity has taken, such
small matters as the paragraph below dis
closes, have entirely escaped her Lady
ships notice. Lady Byron's charities too
might be devoted to home purposes rather
than aiding the destitute in Kansasp'
CRIME IN LoNDoN.-A ragged school
association, in a public appeal, states that
there are in London ! 400, 900 who new
er attend public worship, 10000 habit
ual drunkards, $50, 900 open profigates,
10000 protested beggars, 10000 gam
blers, $4,000 destitute children, and 80,
600 receivers Of stolen goods. More
than 10000 young men under eighteen
years of age, are annually committed for
thief. in Great Britain. Chi. Covenant.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-12

FREMoNT.-The admirers of the defeat
ed Col. proposed to make a U. S. Sena or
of him from the Safe of New York
TIE Tribune advises his correspondents
that Fremont is not citizen of New Y ,rk
and hence the compliment they would pay
him could not be accepted.
The returns from California by the
Illinois do not look as though he would
represent that State again at the National
Capital. 1.-THE Democratic party in 1910
and the Wing party in 1852, had not ex-
plored the farthest verge of Salt River,
the Col. might pursue his favorite bust
ness in that region. A man of his rest
less temperament can not be idle, and we
think the Government might employ him
proitably on our Frontiers. Ifhe can get
away from Beecher and Greedy, he may
como out of the woods yet.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-12

MoNoNA.-We have not been able for the last
few weeks to notice the Improvement and snap
that characterize this No. village. We will post
ourselves shortly, and then make up for neglect.
Iowa towns grow so rapidly that frequent notices
are necessary, otherwise an absence of month or
two willdsquaify You from navigating the streets,
or discovering the location of friends with whom
you have business. We have learned, however
that SAxBY, of the Young America Saloon, is
filling his neat establishment with all the luxuries
in eating and drinking that sound stomach and
clear conscience may require. Also, that Fowl
Err is in receipt of everything desirable at his Fam
lily Grocery in the well known store recently &C.
'cupied by DR.. Foster, opposite B. B. Hardings.-
GEO. w. STEELE, Fashionable Tailor, will be
found at his new shop, on Center street, west of
Harding's where he is prepared to give fits to any
man whom it may suit. .
JOHN WARD is on hand with large stock of
Groceries, Cigars, Wines and Liquors, of the
choicest quality and at low rates. We saw him
buying desirable stock at one of the best hous-
es in Dubuque, and we know that he can sell
goods against any competition that may be broI
against him. He knows how to buy and such
men are generally able to sell at living rates.
John gets up oysters in good style, and Mickey
Free" himself cannot beat him, in preparing the
accompanying documents
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-12

BCAL1FoRNIA.-This State has gone
for B U CHANAN!! The majority
was not ascertained when the Steamer
left but it will probably be large.
So far as heard from, Mr.. Fillmore was
outrunning Fremont in the state of the
Co.'s adoption
We are not disappointed in the result.
Mr.. Buchanan now foots up NINErBEs
States and ia Electoral votes, being
majority of SO over both Of his competitors
and 26 more than was necessary to beat
them Tha'll do.
Samuel Hoar Of Boston died recently.
He was once sent as sort OF Minister
Plenipo.eniary to South Carolina, from
Massachusetts, 70 save the Negro Citizens
IF the later Sac from he operation o.
he Municipal Laws of Charleston. Mr..
II a. mission was not attended with
success, lie was an es Unable citizen
In private life. .. .,.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-12

U|The Clayton Co. HeraN, of Nov. 81, con-
tains an article on the $: Gutenberg Lead Mines
which We copy entire. We have been trying to
get report of the business, improvements and
freight tonnage of this important River town, but
have thus far failed. VIII some public spirited
person, residing there, favor us with such statis-
tics relative to location, prospects, &c. &c. as
may form the basis OF detailed report of Guten-
berg, for publication in our paper. A like report
from Clayton City, our small, but well-built and
Aourishing sister, would be highly appreciated at
this office. We have few subscribers at each
place, and it il our wish to make their interests
and our own mutual. ~"
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-12

on the Dubuque g. Sioux City Road which is un-
der contract to Independence. This Road receiv-
ed grant ofLand from the State The Lyons g.
Mo. R. R., the Davenport g. Mo. n. r., and the
Burlington e. Mo. r. Road Companies also had
Land granted for their construction.
The McGregor, st. Peters and Missouri Rail
Road is under no obligations to the State in this
respect The Company relies on its own energy
and the good sense of the people of the North OF
Iowa, for the means to push it forward. Contracts
have been let and the work will begin in the early
Spring. The funds are within the reach of the
Company when they are needed.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-12
ne The NoNpARE1L.-A specimen

re IHE NoNPAREIL.-A specimen
No. of this beautiful Literary paper is on
our Table. 1t is published at Dubuque
by w. A Adams at two dollars a year.
The Nonparell contains eight pages Of ma =
ter, is printed on fine paper with good
type and as whole is credit to the
State. ; Where fifty copies are taken by
a club, it comes at one dollar per year
only. Premiums are also given for the
largest clubs; $50 Melodion for the first
and smaller ones for the lesser clubs.
This specimen No. is very interesting
and we advise our readers to send for it
at once. 1t is infinitely preferable to the
lack -a-daisical trash called "fashiona-
BILE Magazine" We will forward SUBJ
scriptions for those who want good West
ern Winter Reading. . ... ..- ....
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-12
teIR JOHN CHAMPION.

This gentleman has lately been elevated
to be Knight Commander of the Bath in
reward for his laundering efforts to enlist
troops fer the British Army on the soil of
the United States. The true American,
and by this we mean either the native
born, or the well-indoctrinated citizen by
adoption, would not give peck of white
beans for all the orders of Knighthood
within the gift of her fertile majesty but
the English papers exult nightly over this
Endorsement of Champions course in
nearly involving the two nations in War,
and being convicted by half dozen wit
nesses of having stated deliberate false
hood relative to conversation which
occurred between himself and the lao
Hon. John NJ. Clayton
The British Government has not chang
ed in its practice of rewarding infany with
promotion. She never "did any thing
else' since we can remember. Her Proc
tor, Notwithstanding his butchcries in the
late war, butch"rias far exceeding those of
he: Brit,aaic Ma sty's Indian Allies
was advanced to higher command in the
East Indian Army, after being publicly
reprimanded for his cruelties in America.
Villany in the Diplomatic aud cruelty in
the Military field, have occasionally been
condemned by the First Power of Eu-
rope" but it never fails ofprivate or pub
lie reward Yet this is the Governmen
whose approval we have been solicited to
secure, in he selection OF a President OF
the United States
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-12

re" New York.-The overwhelmin :
defeat of tie Democracy in his former
stronghold of our power. is attributable
to the malignant influence Of tia. traitor
Gus demagoyue M. Van Buren,. He AMI
his factious followers demoraliz,i he N.
York Democracy in l848, and no1wi.h.
sanding heir recen5 repentance, and re-
urn to a position they decried az the line
of their apostasy, they carried no inhu-
encc whatever with them. In New York
politics we are "A HarJ"-thnt is the on
y party of principle in he Safe.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-12
FEsrIyM.=Thc DuRunua Democrats have

FEsTIvAL-Thc Dubuque Democrats have
been treating themselves to a magnificent supper
at Hewtt's City Hotel, in honor of the election of
MIR. Buchanan. One Hundred and fifty guests set
down to table loaded with delicacies and decora-
tedwith all the glorious insignia of Constitutional
Freedom. Gen. Hodgdon Presided. Mayor Will
son and Judge Cookery serving as Vice Presidents,
toasts were read and good speeches were made by
Judge Lowell, Hon. G.. w. Jones, Elk Governor
Hampstead and Messrs. L. Clark, Il, S. Wilson,
b. M. Samuels. Mayor Wilson, P. eQuigley, B. b.
Richards, H. D. La Cossit, Geo. L. Nightingale
and II. Emerson.
May the guests of our friend Hewitt again meet
at"Ihe City" for similar purpose in 1860!
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-12

SYRuP.-We wish Belcher was rela-
ton of ours, SO that we might hope to re-
ceive Hogshead of his incompatible
Syrup, as present. He must have a
fine tooth for Sweet meats. The public
may not be aware that Mr.. James Of the
house of G. II. SHAW, is his agent for
McGregor. Swim Buckwheat cake in
"Belcher's Syrup" pass the saccharine
delicacy to your "facial oritice," and il
will require no argument to convince you
that the Millennium has "arriv."
SHAW has every thing else you war;
See Alvnr isemcnt.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-12
INTERESTING LETTER.

GEO. E. WOODWARD Esq, the accomplished
scholar and able Engineer, has favored us with
second communication which we are sure will be
read with the. creates. interest, not only by our
large list of Northern Iowa subscribers, but by
hundreds distant patrons whose interest here, or
antcipations of removal hithcr, renders them SEN
sitively alive to every improvement that western
activity, enterprise, and necessity, prompts our
go-ahead country to undertake In the communi-
cation below, the reader is treated to ga ride on
the cars" in imagination, and the picture of the
country and the towns through which he passes
will be realized in less than three years, to be none
too highly colorcd. Mr.. w. has our warmest
thanks, and We give our readers so much credit
for an appreciatve disposition, that pledge them
unanimously as under deep obligations.