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MARKETS.
Cambridge Cattle Market.

CoKRkcTHp wEEkLT FRoN rmE ". +. FAnAKR
TUESDAY, May 90. 1857.
AZ market sSs Cattle, gsb Beevrs and Zoe
stores, consisting Of Working Oxen. Cows ara
Calves, yeariings, two and three years old.
Prices-Market Beef--ExtTa S975aas0; la
quality, ss,T5aa 90; "a quality, 81 .Basa. 90, Al
quality, So,ooaT SO; ordinary, s. .sOaa oa
Working oxen--S io0a25d
Cows and Calves--Sa5aT5.
Two Years oh-sSsas2
Three Years Old S45a50.
Sheep aud lambs--IIso at market Extra. So
90 to 500. BY lot 50. 0oa5,eo.
Swine-saee per ID.
hides-Saluc per 10.
faliow-Sa9e per 10
Pclts-S0, 25as2. 90 each.
Calf Skins--l4aib cts per ID.
Veal Calvcs-Salos at S4,O0al0,00.
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Oaygeaated Bitters.-For the cure of
Dyspepsia and General Debility, this
medicine is invaluable its peculiar COM
bination is the result of experience, and
an intimate knowledge of the cause of
these diseases.
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PEA WEEyIL.-If you peas are
wormy, or have holes in them when you
are about to sow them, just pour some
water upon them, nearly hot, and Let it
stand moment, long enough to kill the
yarmit,' and they win not 60 TO seed
with the rest Of your crop.
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RADIsnEs.-If any of our readers,
who cannot raise good radishes, on ac-
count of worms or suitable soil, will
strew common wheat bran one inch thick
on any good soil, and hoe it in, and then
plant their seed, they may eat as good
radishes as anybody can grow.-Ruol
Neao Yorker.
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SOWING GARDEN SEEDs.-All fiat
seeds should be sown edgwise, for if laid
flat on the ground they are apt to rot;
and if this misfortune does not befall
them they do not terminate so readily.
This accounts for failures amongst gourds,
melons and cucumbers.
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REMAsKsf-A large Auction Sale Of Silk
brought low prices-but Fine blacks remain the
same. White and Colored Bniiiants bring from
l0c. 10 22c, no material change IN Domestics-
Woolens have advanced. There sill be a falling
OF in Imported Goods the next three months.
April "a, 1867.
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DISSOLUTION OF pARrNERsHIp.

HovEY & SMITH have this day dissolved
partnership, and the business will hence
forth be carried on by ALyIs HovEY, BY whom
ALVIN H0YEY,
L. w. SMITH
Albany, May %, 1857. 2awa
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EATKAY nnTIfr

fANE into the enclosure Of The subscriber, Ga
" the l2th inst, a dark iron grey horse colt,
supposed 10 be two years Old the owner I re-
qaessed g prove property, pay al legal charges,
and take the same away. 4. b HILL.
lrasbuFgh, May 10, 1e5T. AVA
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JAMES ANDERSoNS ESTATE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

TUE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appointed
Il by the Honorable Probate Court fnr the bis
hict OF Orleans Commissioners, 10 receive, ez-
amino, and adjust all claims and demands Of all
persons, against The estate Of james Anderson
late Of Glover, in said district deceased, repre-
sented msolyeut, and the term Of SIX months
from the 5th day Of May, 1887. being allowed lry
said court 10 the creditors Of said deceased 10
exhibit and prove their respective claims before
US:
GIVE NOTICE, that we will attend 10 The
duties OF our appointment AZ the dwelHngshouse
OF Gavin Anderson, 10 Glover, in said district,
on the 22d day Of June and % day Of November
next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, on each Of
said days.
ROYAL PAGE, / o,,,;,.;,,.,
JOHN CLARK, j.. COMMENSURATE
Glover, VT, May IL, AID. 1857. 2iws
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THE CLIPPER.

A REPORT has gone abroad gaai this honss =
N sick and Incapable Of service, dis Is q mis-
take, and vas circulated foF Tie purpaas Of Ia.
iuring ny business, aS lbe horse 5 eel
BENZ. BALDMIs
BfoWlingioa. Nag n, 1851. zzss
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G. In twenty years Ohio has increa-
sed its valuation fiom $4,000 to $780,
100000.
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A GOOD assortment OF Dress Goods, such az
n Lyonese, Cashmere, Dolain, Debage, AIDE.
aide, and the best Prints the market aiiord- also
Cambrcs, Bleached Cotton 2 2 yls. wide, Tick
ing, shifting, Shoes, Cutters ETC.. etc. Besides
great variety Of Yankee Notions, which will be
sold
At Cost for Three Weeks Only.
Call You who ike good bargains aud get your
goods cheaper than ever az the
COM STORE.
lrasburgh, MAY g. 1857.
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Passumpsic Railroad
NOTICE.

NUBScKIBEIS to Preferred Stock in the Con-
- neeticut and Passsrnpsie River Railroad, arc
hereby notised that the following assessments
have been made, viz: 10 per cent, April Is, 1867.
10 per cent, @Bpe IS, 1857. Payment may be
made at either Of the following Banks, viz .
Peoples Bank, Bank Of Orleans, Bank Of Lyndon.
Passumpsic and Byedford Banks, or 20 Eliiall
Cleveland, Trustee.
Per order Of the Directors.
N. p. LOWERING, Treasurer.
Boston, Feb. s, 1857. IF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Cure for Dyspsnsia

From he Hon. Solomon foots, from reyaoas
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jure !.
Dir. GRO. B, GRKEs,--i'ear SIR; In your note
of this morning, you ask '' for an expression ~
my opinion in regard to your medicine, called
0rggenated Bitters." 1t affords me pleasure to
state, that from the experience have had, in
curing severe attack of Dyspepsia in nv own
family. and from the wonderful effects which II
has produced in other aud more severe cases.
arising in families of Members Of Congress with
whom am acquainted, think i, an israi.I1lc
medicine, and hope that such circulation viii be
given to it as will bring it within the reach Of al
who are afflicted with that distressing malatv.
Respectfully yours,
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Farm and Saw Mill

FOR SALE.
FkNHE subscriber ofsers Tor sale his valuable
. harm, sitHated il fattoa. &. r.. Is miles
from the Peovluee inc. AND IN sight 81 the tom
tempgiedi Missisqnai Valley Rail Read.
Said Farm consists af 500 Eeres Of land 2 Of
which Is rleafsd. comprising InieFyale, 1iliare
aud Fn%turinE. u Is well waiefed; has harms
suitable iog 80 &c hsss ~ cattle anal H. or, the
whole, l,rm well adapted % Sra aiaa Is Dairy
purposes.
Also, good saw Mill t8-efhsrwfiha building
vel calculated and with nif.eient water Rover
for any kind 81 business,
al Of which viii be sold n re low price "a
$4,000.
Terms 10 down, the remainder yearly. For fur
ther particulars enquire on the premises. or nd
dress 6y letter Tllo's GILMAN, North Troy,
Ncrmont.
Potion, Say ., 1851. lewis
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AGENTS.--R. W. NYE, lrasburgh; KIN
BALL & CUMMINGS, Coventry; I. c. BUTLER.
Derby Lines WM, JosLYN, Barton; S. S. BIANcIr-
ARD, GLOVER; SABIN ScoTr, Lowell; DoN C. A.
RICHARDSON, No. Craltsbury; HovEY & Sslru.
Albany.
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Prices Current,
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE
ORLEANS INDEPENDENT STANDARD,
HOTCHEkESS ~ JELLISON,
JOBBERS OF
ID 1 " GO @ ID ..
l52 CHURCH ST
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MIR. Editor

B WISH T. So r. All persons tho are iadebsed
y 10 me- By Eufe q Aeroaut, that I ssssf have
seine FAf brtsseh thia and the 1ath slAy OF
MAr ncst sat NJ HfSTAKEtf Al whe viii
psy ule fiFFY CNxFs es he pollar caH have an
e xieusiGH of t'na 81 the remainder II aesireds
! tisifsk, considering iss bard time. that my re-
quest j. reasonable and oaEsa @ be attended TO
T" Ask and We shan receive
And again il saysg " he that asksfh reseivsfh -
] trust u viii prove true IN this case brit should
Il net, VIC have a remedy which, shouFs severe
usually brings 10 repentance.
SAMUEL STAMFORD
Irasburgh, April g, 1857. isaf
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SETu W. FowLE s. Co, ISs Washington Street
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by theiragents every,
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C1oth11aEs

DEADl MADE CLOTHING AT Worthng-
IL tons can be found large quantity Of poY's
aud Mems Clothing.
Dec. 49, 1856.
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SaItE

liz subscribers are raeeising "a good article OF
L Turks Island salt, and t@O bushels can DO
bought for 81 &c at
Dec. 10, 1866. WORFIHNGT0N'S
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ATTENTION COMPANY.

fIfilk e,ExEs NotxrAIN EAxsnEs sTe hereby
fatfitsd aUd warned u msaes 81 the Corners
in lowell, ca The - aaY af Iuas, 81 Z e'cloek
A. -, faT tsr qurf.ase - Aatpectian aaa Drill.
aHsi tsefe Avail farther ofaIFfs
hy egteF. y b. DAVENPORT, CIT
h. +. rAtSE. CLERK. atv7
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IN CHANCERY.

STATE OF VERMONT.
ORLEANS COUNTY, IS.
Eoyy.ib JVslic;aI Circuit b,,s Ts,ss 4 n 1es-
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ID ". NHE'S Old hsiok store Is running over
D y. fall Of Nsw Goasis. Il sill psy 70 look
i4esa over.
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/ AblES' wronght and Incoming collars, Mohalr
- AMI laee bead dresses, seiget. ribbon. embroi.
dery, aux &c, u the cox. STORE.
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TOWN AND COUNTY MATTERS

The D,rigo Association gave anothc
OF it, entertainments at Lords Hall on Fri
day night, last week This association D
young men is deserving of great deal o
praise for the skill cynccd in getting up it
scenic paintings, in the talclt exhibited II
its acting, and for the industry and energ,
shown in successfully carrying forward the
enterprise for which it started, While al
most everything else attempted in ou'
village by our citizens, from q Temperance,
society toa Eyccum, has failed ot success
this association has kept on its way incrcas
ing IN popularity and in public estimation foi
the past two years. We wish abundant sue
cess to follow it, anda laudable ambition to
always aetuate its members.
w call attention to the advertisement OF
Nests. Robinson x Tenncy. They are de-
TRIMMED to sell goods. and good goods
at prices that viii compare with the times.
Their stock is a large, well selected and well
purchased one. No men are better judges OF
goods, and they deserve liberal share OF
public patronage.
A Rare CuioNiy.-Mr. John B. Frazier.
Postmaster at Otis, has prescntsi Us with a
vegetable curiosity which We dare say cannot
be riyallad in New England 1t is in the
shape Of a perfectly maturcd cotton-boll
raised by him in OTIS. fron seed obtained in
Virginia The seed was planted the first OF
April. thence transplantei to the hous,,
where it ripened about the first Of November
1t is beautiful specimen Of the article that
controls the political dt,tln,es OIL cur com
try.
$ Padeiinrd ( Go. have Just received /,
large assortment Of Winter Clothing. pub,
chased at panic prices, whic.i they want
to turn into cash, 90 and see and you will
believe, that Clothing can be purchased at
Padeliord's at wonderfully low prices FOX cash
Cheap. cheaper, cheapest, for cash, is their
motto.
--"Star last communication in the NJ :
chias Union. to use the Language of the Ban
cor Uuion, is ''weak squeak.
The water in Union ri ser has been high
enough to bring down about all the logs
which remaincd behind And at this time,
the river has not been - clear Of hogs for many
years. Our lumberncn will have to put u
large member Of teams int the woods, or L.,
their mills lie idle next season
The dwellinsli5u.> Of Mr. J5hn Miller
of >urry, was burned IN Monday night 1t
is supposed it took Err from ashes LIS.
about 5000.
Our new Re5iss,r of Deeis, Addison
Pool, Esq, took possession of the offico on
Monday. Persons ssnlins communicate.
will please govern til msslyes accordingly.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

We have received the December No. oil
Household Words from the Publisher, John
Jansen, l26 Nassau ST., New York. 1t con.
tains all Of Charles Dickens new work :" The
Lazy Tour of Two Idle Apprentices
Godey's Ladys Book, for Decembcr.is re-
ccived. and beautiful number it is 1t has
three steel engravings, one. colored fashion
plate, a slipper pattern, 100 pages, and GO
contributions. The publisher promises to
surpass all other magazines for 1855, in the
number of fashion plates, engravings, and in
its literature. Now is the time to subscribe
The next No. commences the Seth volume
TERMs.-One copy one year. SO. Two copies
one year, s.. Three copies one year, Sc.
Five copies one year. and an extra copy to
the pers IN sending the club, making six cop
les, $40. Eight copie. one year. and an ex-
ira copy to the person sending the club, max
nine copies, Sl5. Eleven copies one year,
and an extra copy to the person sending the
club, making twelve copies, 500 Any
person having sent club will have the priv
ilege of adding one or more copies at the
same club Rates. Address l.. \, Cooley, 3223
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
For So, 80 we will furnish the Lady Book
and American one year.
--Arthur's Home Magazine for December,
which completes the 10th volume is received
This is a very superior number OF this popu-
lar Magazine. The fashion plates, the en-
cravings, and the literary matter are OF the
highest and purest character, in tone and
style. We heartily commend this W ork to
any one about to subscribe for magazine.
rERMs.--0ne copy for one year. 81 Two
copies oae year, So; Four copies f,r one year i,
s.. All additional subscribers above four at
tue same rate, that is Sl.25 per annum.--
Where twelve subscribers and SIS are sent,
the gsttsr up II the club will oe entitled to
an additional copy 81 the Mag Spee-
linens furnished T. All VIII VISA To subscribe
or to make up clubs. Address + 5. Arthur
Il CO., l03 Walnut St, ph ladelphia.
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE Prepare
for Winter is now in ever ybody's
thoughts and plans. Clothing is mong
the chief items, and it is among the mos,
important matters Of good calculation
and economy to cons ider where one can
get we'll clad, fashionable and well made
and durable garments at the least ex-
pense. We recommend ali to try j. w.
SMITH g. Co., Dock Square. corner of
Elm street, Boston. All persons visiting
tie city should cut out his card in an
other column, and give him call
IF they TRY this firm once, they will find
sufhcien' iuducement to become per-
manent patrons.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
For the Ellsworth American.
Al.ri.cr From Porto Rico.

Humacao, Porto hicu, oct 10.
Friend Sawyer:
1t may not be known to all your readers,
that throughout the torrid zone, and even
sometimes rs far north rs the 3oth degree Of
latitude, the Grade wind blows steadily from
the eastward. Such is thu cas-. except that
in August, September and October there
are sometimes Gains. squalls, hurricanes and
winds from the southwark and westward.
On our passage from New York W. did
not take the trade wind, TIL in latitude l9'
and then very light.
IIumacao is Il village Of perhaps 1000 in
hahitants, and is situated back in the coun-
, try about or miles The Port" consists
OF few starehous =, and d>zen OF twenty
huts, occupied by fishermen, and other poor
people; with Of c,ur,' pretty lar &c sprink-
ling OF grogshops.
There is no harbor; the only 81 ltar t. the
anchorage being a very small island and reef,
which break off the sea little
Although there are many carg5,s Of sugar
't'8't 'i'iH t'lt 'lt, tN'lA
year, there Is 10 wharf, the government r.
fusing to permit the m 'rchants L build one.
The landing place is n shpal beach OF fine
sand. and those who % on shore from the
vessels. run their boats aground, ami then
wade ashore.
CarSos are ship?,l AMI haied IN AAt
lighters; and stages ar built of II thsn N
.horsas. - somewhat like thos. carp nters
use Thcsc are taken up, when IT, h,1t'.
leaves, unless she !, t. retarn yery s9n
| supp'se tha, the Object Of tn E"ern-
mcnt, in refusing permission To build a
wharf, is the fear Of giving greater facilities
, f.r smucsiin4,
This is the rainy season., and during
the few DAYS we hay. b IN here, /, has raincd
about half tho tim, III, othar tim ext remedy
hot While Writ, tn thorn mt stands
at So Fahrenheit. although the sun has not
shono for the last % hours. au4 it has r,incd
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We publish the following cummunIca-
ton from Mr.. CLANCY, because we are dis
posed to furnish him the opportunity Ia b.
heard. ii he thinks we have done him injus-
ticr. At the same time We think his article
more Objectionable in it's treatment Of the
County Attorney, than anything W. said. is
in regard to him, AZ we know that Mr..
Hale was not aware that any alIusion WAS
to be made to either himself or Mr., CLANCY
in the report Of the cas-.
The only Objection W. have u tao c1naa-
nclti1a. is, thAt it takes extra ;r1ab!a -
attack the Attorney Tor the cJnIty, who, as
We can aver from personal knowledge, treat
ed him courteoasly and with a great dsal Of
eon,iJera ION throughout the oral. We can
not perce We the necessity, neither, Of quot
ing the ''Bunkham' case, rs the fact Of It's
publication in the papers was not questioned;
II there was any question about 1t, 1t was It's
want OF application 10 the trial baorc the
Court and Jury. The only question W.
RAISED in our remarks. WI, the appJsitcncss
OF the hypothesis aal the e,s,4aote1 Il sup
port it, t. the ease IN hand.
We should not have made the remarks We
did, II We bad Supposed, that from any eause
Mr.. CaAnsy WAS - extremely sensitive On the
point i, &c has shown hiu.s4il I, -. W.
d. n5t So Tat W. Havz done nm any injus.
tirc IN the statemen; q. tae matter, aal tAe
only thug ne has t, complain Of, IS iaat we
mt.4s have omitted amy rcmarAs ataii. N
..-l nI5 III haN spei,vI ..B4asam, TIE tt
u.,l Ny, a..t yyg pzr.grs4 to % otherwise
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"Sdeh sAavings y tae An m an pas h.
fore is reel,rs-hsc'm very grezn tti-
der. ,-Repl5!',aa JousaaL
But what OF TIE "lelier gisoa y ~.
SAM, once tempsraaea j,arhal IL a.,
sec
IN al Dow has .iast s5t hlm, from En..
a1d where he has ban Ijunke,ing with til
brandy drinking memb,rs Of the t'mper,nse
alliance Such Is It's last weeks f.ciius
-arfent and rot ga-ios-wooA and -tryeA-
nine-reldy watsrsl and swsatcnel, meat
and drink suited alikr II the appetit' 9r tin
moderate tipplcr, halls Is -,ysr AMI inYatar-
ate toper-f1od. II I'll Ia. columns u tn
daily papers with horrid and atrl i3us
murlers-thc upper link in that cham which
ends in the dIunkari'- grav,.
so long. as the Democratic party could
u.s., for - p,litic4i fo,t-hall the QUESTION Of
temperance 80 lon., this s,ma Republican
Journal was foremost u
bid the rai. blast otEra !r.ln s r,yt-. e-1s-,
To the parriciie arm tia, should l.,a,.
lrhe ProAibittc slsactarc's fail
Bat when, a, i hobby hor-,' itW54li IL
service no longer,
"lIe shN. hi. A. fr'n s,r,ls utl.
Dlfect IL N.ot--Iv Htzs-'
Incredible a. it may app'4r. ~ such is
the plintal truth, that the u IN cratic
party--shat once powerful ally Of tn ton.
pcrlnce reform, il nov " ~ individual
''mother's son" OF them pledged t, Frce
Rum-commit;ed holy and s5ll tn the ap-
prevail AMI support Of the liquor trafie. aud
the Democratic Prass-whoss lead RS" were
wont to praise long and load, the virtues of
Prohibition-now court bar room sympathy
and cater to the Yitiated app-tites Of the de-
bauched
That truth can be stranger than fiction, who
can doubt NJ man or bpiy Of mn will
acknowledge a willing allegiance to that
which is not in harmony with. or r.
pulsive to thier moral sensibilities \ fellow
feeling cannot cxis, between thoe. whose
moral perceptions run IN counter channel.
Birds of feather flock together '-fledged
or unfedgcd II is 10 be regretted that
the democratic party drqgged the question
into politics, but having assumed political
nature-we can only get rid off, at the bal
lot-box-thc struggle is nearing-the Zines"
are forming-a decisive battle will be fought
but the hms IS NOT vt w.
Franklin, Nov. 10, 1857.
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The Bank Of England suspended specie
payment in lT97 and did not resume for
twenty years, The Evening Post publishes
4 laas ezSly IN the history of ,ha, suspension
and the scar inss Of tina, event upon the com.
mcrci'l prosperity and legislation of the
British Empire
The lily expenses Of New York amour,
to more than Ss,ooo,ooo pr apnum. more
than half what i, cost to support the General
Government lets than half century ago.
he ontter crop in the dairy counties in
New York exceeds that Of any nrc.e,din,
year by one third.
Snow fell in Philadelphia, Saturday, tho
lith.
Money matters in New York continue
TO improve, and it is thought that the banks
VIII resume specie payment at an early
day
An injunction was placed on the San.
lord Bank on Tuesday, last week. The name
originally was the Mousam River Bank
ihe bills were selling in Bangor Tor so cents
on the dollar.
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For Tie + ilsworth American. !
Something new under the sun,

Some two years since daughter of Capt
Daniel Blodget of Brooksvillc, lost the pow
err of speech, and for two years has spoken
only in whispers.
Her father had consulted the physicians
in the vicinity, taken her to Rockland, Port
land and Boston, meeting with no success. -
Early in the present Fall he placed her in
the hands of p. p Quimby of Belfast-the
noted Mesmeriser. when strange TO tell, in a
few DAYS, without the aid Of medi ,ine-bnt
simply by the power of will--her speech was
restored full, clear and nearly as strong as
ever. W.
franklin, Nov 10, 1857,
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". II. CLANCY

MoNEY RgcovERED. 1t will De ,ecol.
lec;ed thai the Bank of Fredericton
n. b., was broken into last June. and
about 100000 in specie and bills
distracted. We learned by a priv tie
dispated last evening, tia, d. V. Is.
Ormsby, Esq, OF that city. returned
there yesterday with $4,000 of tho
money which he had recovered. lie
found j, in different places. and often
much risk was incurred in the under.
taking. On one occasion he paid man
$500 for his company during the night.
lhe robbery was the most extensive
ever made on tue continent. ard Mr..
Ormsby deserves much credit fer his
exer,lons in behalf of the Bank. He is
an Augusta man, and is well known
throughout the New Eng land States -
Portland Advertiser.