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ASSETS.
Deposits In sinking Fund...........
Advances TO Peoria and OqaAwka
Rsiirosd Co, Bills and Accounts
receivable, s,d due from Agents
and connecting osds..............
Instalimenis Oh Stock drawing 10 "
cent Interest, and 70 BE- paid b.
tween now and July 9, is57.......
Cs,h Oh hAnd..............,......
IoiL.....'...''
.s257, (c0 Of these we're converted
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kIW'f OLA CLAtsITIIA11ON.
Inlapdl liaIiaA MOBILE
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The NeuYo and Ede Railroad msies the io wine report
,fr,n,prtation Of .toca tor week ending his day
Bsey-a Horses VeslL 81 l. Luss svtps
Laaded 81 9erssr.. i75 "a L'9 Le'V
CATTLE.
Ereer reported Tor his nAfet ct Forty sourth street. lS
Tho Pricss to-day quoted 80 follows;
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sOeTON. Mach .-slr steamer CT, Of Ns"'I''''
.AeslpAA
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k%TS'" 80 se,iS IL %Ss1s q 1857 ie isliS IS
esr. is'e sai,ioa "a sls;saa 50 sn4si o. s;3ss 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-14
T 4 E z VAL Low ER S: ::
Or. TIiE WISHING ;A!r.

1t was rush hearing TING at Grrens,lc il
the north coUu.rv-ile ia.t Saturday ct .lu'y.
the day whcreon TIE rarihcn Il .o-S of cur
small churches have their rarI..,iI.. renewed
with ruSheS from Mncton Mere. There
were t"o wa-o,> ful! of them: and upon the
horses heads that drew them waved their
ieathery top: 4: and III tit. drivers hats. ike
kuiIh'iv r.Gmes, they noit!c'i: and upon ,i.
hats Of each of the ban! that followed. play
ing .lnnte L0,rie. thy kept measure with
the tune: ani hound up .rac. fully VIII.
wrra'hS CT wild flowers and carr:r! tx vnunr
girls, >ti.i came the Mine,or ru>hes in :..o-
cc>>ion. Where TIE twin rivers run ii!t. the
Mere. they grow upon: tan, OF 81. /. AMI Ia
the little bay hrYOtd, under those moss .rown
rocks whose heads are ;urI.Ir with the heath
er. Ills is a great day with - :, Greens: :r ::
;hc >hops--rherc are bat ;.o III all ;i.r VII
Ia-c-are shut. Is though J, were Saniay.
an! .Ec church hell Is ci .Erii. :. i; /, Ike
same which tolls for service and knr.is cr
buraiS, bat no one can mistake lis tones 20
'!ay fer snyt!in. h;t .l.erTiin,nt. Every ur-
chin in the place is h.vin. his pull at II, and,
as many as can, o.ether. SO that i, never
gives two tink!cs a!ihs II lie carr. d.,
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Now the main difference between those
two women arises from the manner of training
though there is no difference in natural III,
position. Old MaIam Sly never looked on
to see that Sally did r. .ht, but suffered her
TO DO of her work az she tho>, and thonch
a good hou>ekeeper herself, was altorether
too ndu gent and, like some hers, thounht
more OF @e;,iny ally married. than Of max
Ing her fit ,or wife while oil Madam NJ.
kearn WAS determined .jenn. should be fif
tor any mans wife, whether Ste got married
or not Perhaps there is no more certain
criterion 10y which to Judge Of a woman ;
character for nea'ne>s and 'ou>-kropir,r.
than bv tie uuaii, Of her !:ter. Fund oa
the farmers table "A good SOLID. properly sal
ted. well worked size Of butter. and ,on
may not fear to eat the cakes or hash but
II you see splash of haIf-worked tutter-
soft IN lnmp> and a sprinkle of hair and
flies Ir.> vou may be sur, that il Won boar |!
there long death will not be ohired to wait
much toryo to finish Your peck of dirt
My advice Is. to v0unH farmers. 10 make it
'>lne qua non III IA vile that She makes
prime butter: and the voung la,ii,s who a.
perfect III ii. i-r'r an! n>sr. than be dyti-i-
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>ss-S <5$Ef COIN.

Ih' public arp"ar determined to he mv>'i-
ti'd ~ rr-4rG to the Slani>h Gems. and some
"i our contemporaries ar. doiuL their best To
h' Ip tA"m. !ht>" COINS are hot IA l,.. ii ten
der. a"d hay" not hrrn Tor some tine past
t:,r acts OF l>:' ana 1913 coniininr ih. lr-.l
currency "t Spanish. M,xlran. Peruvian
thh:an arn Central American com TO the
""''df> u. rrItun wtI-ht. and not nrlu,iinr
the fractional pats thereof. The hlll now
b-iorc Congress- Simply authorizes the public
"iII "'> ot The | nIt! safes to receive The
traction "f A dollar AT twenty per cent. less
tiian th'lr nominal va,u". a:!d commands them
20 hand such rs thew receive oy,.rtp il... mint
''r re coinage. &c that lao present l"1ai rrht
q. any hni,rr OF thu coin viii hp diminished
/ here Is also an tr-o- III regard Ia tFl. IN
ffir>Ir vain" of these CONS. "a proved bv re-
cent ASSAY. The deposit at the ASSAY office
"l about $4,000. on whirn there. was , loss of
per c"It.. consisting entirely of smcoh
pieces. every quarter. eighth and sixteenth.
! when showed ';l- ri!'ar>" or wonld pass cur
cent III any South An!triran port. having
been ITcvlon>l: =: taken ont The result l..
| Therefore. not "A guIGr 10 hose who hold an
uEa--orf"d ;ne>> q: rhr coin. Every soun.
quarter on which - Impression Is distinct i,
w"r' Il iutrIn>lcatIv from - 20 - cents and Is
rtadiiv taken AT % cents in exrhau.. for
American currency wv all of the bullion
brokers. he sane Is true Of the Susi!rr
perr> which are not worn smooth or ciippcd
therefore those dealers who advertise TO re
-.ive them at par will suffer, on an average.
less discount upon them than upon uncur-
rent bank notes. We have thus shown that
no 'o>> has been entaird upon any one ty The
prorose! law, and that the camor on thi
>utJ'r. Is entire v uithou. Foundation. The
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Cbc Californian.
AEsHlT STOVES.

Although the" back of, the present winter
Is " nroke," as We hope. the following re-
marks from the Scientific lnrricun are worth
remembering -" II is well known that cy
lindrIcai stoves give ont the most heat. a,d
have the best draft but there are few who
seem to know the reason why They 90 no.
seem to he aware. at least. that there is any
thing IN the prlnri pie of their constitution
which impart> to them such qn,iiies. Stove
manufacturers cannot b" arcu>r,. of too much
scientific knowledge REGARDING III" best icrun
cr stoves, or we wonld no see Sc many with
square amt rectangular furnaces. This is IS
nec'aliv the ease wilE cooking ranges and
>toves-'hcir fire boxes a,e constructed on
wrong principles
The reason why cvllntrr stove gives ont
50 mach heat. and tends to produce such a
good DRAFT. is owing to the sides Of its f,e box
cS being concave in form IL at Ike lich',
may he concentrated hv concave mirrors;
hrnr" the heat is more concentrated in stoves
which have concaNr. than those which have
square fire toXrS the rectangular form Of a
fire box may b" more convenient tor cook IN
RANGES. hut there is no excuse for construct
lng The furnace It any lar,or or other heat
ug stoves OF square form.
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1. sss ga a.

The Nrw York Commercial has advicc>
oil crcp was conIn. in freely The meS>a.,
OF Pres idrr: Benson 10 the Liberia l..ri>l,
turc was delivered December 9Th. ana cave
General satisfaction The revenue OF tie las
fiscal wear exceeded that of the previous one
- per ,rnt. The receipts, for tins Year end
in1 Sept,mber 80 1876 were Sl2.6li # :
the disbursements Sl9.3i9 ~. showing an
cNrc>> of expenditures Of $500 81 The
sum OF l4,"00 tor the rent and purchase OF a
President, mansion is included IN he above
disbursements, which. if >ui,>'ractrd-it br
in1 PAYABLE in annual instruments Of $1,000
would leave an excess OF about $500" Il
bovr lie rerclp,- Thu Sl4 900 was. durinn
,rnmrnt hope to tee able 10 cancel this wear
80 As to avoIi nine wears interest.
President Benson recommends the appro
pliafion Of a few hundred dollars TO assist IN
dctra,inu the expense Of "A national fair. to
hr held III the Guv-rnmrut Square a. MIu-
ro,la. tor HE encouragement Of agriculture
manufactures and commerce. He thinks a
Great deal may be done IN regard to cotton
The interior tribes now Manufacture cloths
to an extent which must consume several
millions of pounds Il cotton annually, and
If communication could he kept open, and
they were property encouraged, in very
irw Wears mlIiion> of pounds woui'. bc brou.h'
fu the go ~ annually, tor sale. Such has al
ready tccn the result IN regard 10 palm OH
fiit irair III which has Increased from less
than 4 ,h0u> in; n,ilun> fu IN annual cA,,or
ta'Ion Of a nllIun .iiuI>.
Ailur> IN S:uUr county were lmIrovIu".-
;l.,, ou',r settlements suffered severely. hu'
,l.n>r that We're nurut wrI, t-iny rthi,,t =
There Was nrrat want ct books among tie
.nonl>rs h,.iw-tr two aud three hn,dr.,I
dollars worth ot S,bh,th aud other school
topk> hang been hurnt hv the rrrmy At
i1iuni>; HE. ate! utarIy the same humber a'
LtAiugron and k-.d>,;Itr. The >uiirrinu
from want 0t tuod Is passed
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FINE SI"Ch Among he treasures which
Mr.. lr"lr. the arIi>'. brought from his recent
explorations IN Oriental countries. Is a VERT
able Arab maze. The animal. winch was
i'uTcha>td Tor ii stock lml"'ri,- company in
krnruckv, l. now III rl,I> CIV. She l. A TO-. .
Well KNIT. >haIcly creature. Of "revi>h color
about The average siz-, with very large aad
muscular thighs. am. marvellous elasticity
in ever, mov.ment. Her value is estimated
al $4,000. Tins is the >erord mare Of the
desert which h;,> been hrnuyht 70 this country.
The first. also imported hv this krn'uck, com
pany. came in by way of New Or.ran>. An
Aran Is t>'ra>a.a;'y 'onh Of >nrh animals
liz would almost as soon think OF selling his
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-14
Benefit Ot 2 Railroad Accident.

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was Il: Nr>'.i",I. Mr>, "h.tr this t....t
dlt!"Hn" and Subsequent departure took
'' Ger ''h'. "i.'.h hij '"r n''roT'..> q.
NV i.'.9! ant tor n s'N. on the morning
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" \ woos:' in'y Cotn-H IL En-e ala.
the t,r>t "a. ihr,n- 400" i ,h= liu.,t q.
OIL ;.:..5.iin..> i:,orta.> w:>t,-~; ...!" f .
;,oun.i no'.. ,.,.:;.:.:, ,.1.oi:.,r. ~C.rri,,.
and Par exceedingly we'll ,.:,. au.l win a.
;i'ur;>h. nr-i. ". ,i.,n>. - i .sai.- lady.
vi>n:. ni bliss. a.. ." >'i<.n" a> n.m..tas,- y
biv 9"',',tnian,. "ki.s 1t Ca-rl'' ia th,
t.o>' Tr:i.lFS,!" inscription. arr! would ;,ux
z'c many to rr.cinhrr: hat Mrr,rr;,. va, :.
an rNcc.lsn. wrestler himself. and sr.,. .,o..-
.er>an, with Wrs;nn.,.i.ni a>jafa:;oi.~. r...-
ogn;ze> At once the darling hop. Il So.
>o3n. athlete. that lie m1v W. h ,.,..,,ui,,s
bel: - The apiro,"hn. m-etin- Al Car-l tC,-
.is.r.) Fr.nk Meredith sal es a,.,n a..
AZ .in q. all these things. bur. nevertheless. \.
Hr,~s forth his pen snii', ,t,. b,.in. /, ,,-
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ysca, Foul and nmaimrnl Nurdcr---
.gu-: I:ciriSutiOM.

STATEN ISLAND. Jan. Is, lSJ'.
The follow,u. distressing story is current
all over our lItIie empire.
\ sp,ndtl.r,.t OF tl'ow lived with his
rich oid ,,rar,imn,hrr Sh, had already made
her will III hl> favor. and hr knew II. but
m, younu ,rl.a,n could not wait the course
of na,tire, t., winch his totrrlng relative
must soon Descend 70 the grave, and leave hun
IN the. honest possess on OF her lony lOir'ird
wealth. H., resolved TO hasten her Depart
ur.. and set atout II with ,h" dcitcrarron
ot a tirnd A. the mos. rl'erual way ot re
moving all trace OF the old lady, he d''er'n'n
Ell ON the horr,d e>prdlrnt OF ta'in@ her np
will not prutrart the narra'I.r lie posi-
,iy.ly swallowed his old grandmother.
One Of the police WAS soon advised OF the
murder. and repaired to the hou>r. where
he found ,hc unnatural son IN IA state OF per.
irct self possession. He asked Il" a fierce
voice, What have You done with your
srantmolh"r ::
f. Uvu her w. SIR
"What is that YOU say, YOU miserable
wretch ~
..Swa!iowed her, sir.
-.Uprn vonr mouth. instantly.
The uan opened his month. and there saw
IN. hand of the unfortunate yranimo:hcr
sticking up from his throat. and wa>'n=
b,t ward, and torwlr a> a Warning tna'
she w,| vet a!rr
TIE oil .-r took hold of the hand. ard
puI,d her out b" >r1"' Is 500" 'o'' >'''
'N'' 'o'' '"'"- ~ ~ D.,,
c, yh.. n,w;s,, y, all .roonmi.s is
t'n't saw" 'r''n =, -"
,h.. n,nJ Y hen a man H..
comes >i,..rl.>~ the lnr~IlrrrI> i IN dar-rr.
\ restored ln"a'r. OF superior ''''''''. r"''""
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hy starting Tor Boston On that very morning,
aud that they had consequently passed ca
other upon the road that very day. As might
readily be supposed, the earliest return tram
the mex: morning found him an impatient
passenger: AMI 10 cap the r.m,x, OF hi> re
turn 10 Boston, he found that his lady had
again followed his example hv taking the re-
turn tram. ard that they had actually passed
each other upon the road second tim". To
take passage once NOR. for the home OF HI,
bride, leaving word behind hun to have her
remain Iuriny his ABSENCE was the only t,,>-
able course open 10 him under the circum-
stances In these DAYS :he parties would
have made themselves acquainted with each
others Whereabouts ihronnh the medium ut
tiir trlrHraI,'i hG; then the electric thoGuht
had noi been tauHht. a> now. to traverse th.
broad country. out>tripriny heavens own
lightning. and ann!i,ll iiInu both time ami
pace Capt. Bunker was therefore now ma
king his second journey t. Albany, in quest
at a wl''' ans! honey moon so long ani an
no,n.ty deferred.
Alter leaving the We>iiielI station the
tram had accom- Ili>hed hait'dozrn miles.
perhaps. AT what seemed 10 Ia. an unusual
rate oi speed. As We have already sad. when
a Il was passing round 4 spur ol one ot the
numerous mou,.'ali>. h,-iw,-rn which the
Western railroad winds II, '!r,on> ay.'l-re
wt~ suddenly a shout. shock and "A ,.:a>h
tnII"wr' Nv Il moment c:hwtu. >tIl.u->>.N y then
there went up such 4 VA. o. a .riy from nan
g.e'! UrH won,n,t> II >,-.'io'u f,!.- t. the o;
Of mortal ntn to hear, The two tran
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-14
ST. JOIINSB( Y w. SATURDAY, FEB H. 1851. WHOLE NO. L

own child as The fleet and patient beast which
less companion in Desert journeys. and his
most pro1n"tive source of income. The best
importation of original Arab mares to this
country Garnet fail to improve the American
breed Of horses " Y .Lounn0I OF Commcrre
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spanish curranrv. however. is doomed II i
not needed. as there is plenty Of American
coin to supply its place, and it's now as sure
to 90 ont of sisht as the snow in SPRING
.lO,trnui OF Conlnerrc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-14
PIOENIX'@ LIFE OF WASHINGTON.

jOurnui Of Commerce.
PIIOENIX's LIFE OF WASHINGTON.
From he Ci.:i,rr;an.
di>tinru>hr! movers Of III. American Rev
oluton. He was born of poor hnt honest
parents, At Genoa. in 'hr wear 1892 Hi
mother was called the mou:her of " WashinT-
ton. He marrir,l early in lif.. wi!ow la
dv. Mrs. Martha Curtis y Nashinrt.n com
mrnced business As a county surveyor. and
was present in TINT character At sham li.h'.
under General Brad took. when 50 m any gunS
were fired that the whole holy Of militia
Were stunned bv the explosion. and Sat down
to supper unable 10 hear word THAT wss
sad This supper was afterwards alluded to
a Brad locks deaf eat and the smile. d,.f
As Bradlork,' subsequently vul1ariz"l into
deaf As had !ork.' had It's rise from that rir-
cum>tanre. Wa>iir,'on commanded ss.v"rai
troops during The rrvointiona.v war. au! dis
ii, .ri>hci himself hv frsrl,,>.lv crossing the
Delaware River on j, ot very mo!,ra'e
thickness. to .i>i' family OF i!t>-an> cf lis
acquaintance. He was !a>>iona'.!y fond Of
Green peas" and s'r;rg .5ranS and li> favor
ife motto ws>. Ia tn" OF lpa>e rre,arc for
war. Wa>:.in.:oll' mos: inrima'- friend " y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-14
SALLY SLY AND JANE McKEARN.
III MORUI ) REPORT ON HUTTER

We copy the following from the Farmers
Monthly Nisjtor There is good moral con-
vrvtd in it, Told with "A rich vein of Eumor
that is capital. II is from the pen of S Lit
tie. of the Merrinac O. II J Agricultural
SAcicrv -
The henrfi 'pnrr of the Creator is manifest
ed in 50 hi,po>ing orr tastes. and so adapting
tnr>r to the varieties with which we are sur
rounded, as to make life 4 scene of enjoy
mrnt instead OF burden. II mieIt have
been :hat necessary food would have been
un>0mr, as it sometimes Is to the diseased
stomach. had II not pleased the Creator to
have ordered it otherwise Bread is the >'.il
OF life hut butter is niven to make il slip
down easier, and with better RELISH But
it DEPENDS something on wlo makes the hut
ter, whether it answers this purpose. Butcr
made IN Joe Rurkpr'> house, needs to le
'a'rn IL :he dark them to make it pass well
one or two other senses should hn Laid a>r!r
Will" ,ha, made hv his neiahhor MAY be
eaten in fall hIalr Of neon: Won would wish
.
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THE. WAII. OF THE, LOST.

IAe Francisco Bulletin publishes the fol
Iowin. strlkn. poem. written by K. l.. D.
\ 1malle. alias " lie Moinr Noir Uh- Black
Monk J now inrarcera'ed in the county all
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss.-Court of County Commissioners
Oct. Term. 1857.
Upon tho foregoing PETITE q. it is considered by
the Commissioners that the petitioners rcspon.
Isl IL and that they ought to be heard touching
the matter set forth in their petition, and there
fore order tlat the County Commissioners meet at
ohm Wescott's in Penobscot on Wednesday the
18th day of December next, at o'clock in the
forenoon and thence proceed to view the route
mentioned in said petitions; imedately after
which view hearing Of the parties and witnesses
will be had at some convenient place in the vicin-
ity and sueh other measures taken in the premises
the Commissioners shall judge proper, And it
is further
Ordered, Tha. the notice of the time, place md
purpose of the COMMISSIONER meeting azores aid,
be giycn TO all persons and corporations interested
by serving attestod copy of the petition ard
this order thereon, upon the clerk ef the town of
Penobscot, aud by posting up a.tcsted copies Rs
aforesaid in three public places in said town thr-
~ days at least before the time appointed for id
view, and by publishing the petition and order
thereon three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American, newspaper published in Ellsworth, in
the County of Hancock, the first publication to be
thirty days at least before the time Of said view
that all persons AMI corporations interested may
attend and be heard if they think fit
Attest, PARK Err ". PERRY, Clerk.
true copy of the petition and order thereon
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20

To the Hon Board Of County Commissioners
ty Of Hancock, to be holden mt Ellsworth, in said
county, the fjurt Tuesday Of October, A. 1851.
IEMBLY represents the inhabitants Of the town Of Pc
IL nobseut, that alteration in the road lead
ing from Bluhi through Penobsopt, to OraId would by
Of great public convenience Commencing in the woods
the north u the house VI Alexander ". Gray; thence
running the side Of the old road, in northcry
direction and ntcscctug the said old road to the south Of
Harrison Gray. house. In said peno,scot and pray
your HonUrs view the road and locate the same, il you
think IT. And as in day bound will ever pray
JOAB McCASIIS, ana o.hars.
Penubscot, Oct. a., 1851.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20

john Met annon, OF Bangor has been ar
rested as the person who made the atlcmr, to
blow up the iron safe of Mcssrs Atwood 4
Nckcrson, last w,ck. This Cannon may
ago off," when he is examined.
We arc glad to know that, by be-
Quest OF the late Seth Grosvenor, ESQ,
OF New York, Judge s. c. Fessenden of
this city has met with very pleasant
little piece ofgood fortune in the form
ola $4,000 legacy Rock'and Ga..
FRoM KANSAS. The Locompton cor
responder, of the Republican, under
date of st. Louis, Nov II, says the Kan
sa. constitutional convention adjourned
on the eth A provisional government.
with Gen. Calhoun as Governor, was
formed, to 90 into operation Immediate
IL The convention passed separate
clause, san-tioning slavery. which is the
only section that will be submitted to the
people. 1t is thought to be the design TO
get the constitution prior to the assem-
bling of the Territorial Legislature
Governor Walker has been appealed to,
to convene an cxtry session to meet this
contingency. Tn. apportionmcnt Of the
State provides for Is representatives, ard
IS senators.
TuE MoEMaS WAR.-The Mormon
business seens TO be rapidly corning to
an issue. TIC Washington correspond
en-, OF the y Y Herr i, s1ys ualer d4ta
OF Nov. It,
Dispatches eorrobaratiye Of jude
Echols we're received this afternoon.
They say;-The Mormons have opened
the bail, By burning three supply trains.
two on Green River anil one on the Big
Sandy. :he center trains, consisting in all
OF - wagons. The Merm1ns re con.
gre gated in large numbers, even on tsis
side OF the mountain. burning the .5as>
and are determined, i, seems, to PROVEN
the entrance Of the troop. ia,o the val
ley. anyhox. They are regularly en-.
rolled in thousands. and il Col. Johnston
enters the valley h can act only on the
defensive with his handful Of men
The War Department, is eSpec:in,
dispatches from COL Johnston hin ssl'.
seat through Gcn SOFT at he4llasriers.
Should these not arrive here Tomorrow.
or BY Monday morning, the While r..
por, will be discreditsd by The Depart
mebt. Col. Johnston c.Jta'uiy never
permitted an express II co'n1 h,rk with.
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John McCannon, Of Bangor has been ar
rs,ei as the person who made the attempt to
blow up the iron safe Of Mcssrs Atwood &
Nickcrson, last W ck. This Cannon may
ago Of, when he is examined.
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Nj hers. Mothers Mothers /.

An Old Sarse tsF Cl.!4fen. paat an e. p.s-
cure Mr., Wia,lsus settling oyrup fr ct.iIsr4
Tee,hin. /, has 40 equal oa e.tta. ~ saesl.s
~Ao la. ever ttisi Mr.. ins'lH S-.s#'t a; syrup
tor chuirea vii -rsf ean.sns = i: hsrebt.i pas
,hrou IN the l.sfr.t,ag and critical refiaI efts
Tag without the AL u thi. invaluable preparation.
II lite and health ran BE- c'tifna,ei BY 9.iAr' all
eent.. 1t 4, worth II, weigh, IA A.
Million. Of bottles q NJ. Wia-l4ss s1q.a &;
syrup sre sold every year To ,ae United STATS.
/, /. al old asd we'll iriei rcmr'iy Nome gen
ain- unie.s the far Smile OF CuF;i' Perkins !.
co tbs outside ~raP?et.
Prse only - cents a tattie.
c, q. Peek, Gll.vorsl Wholesale Agent : /
Perkins. Baus or, do. SOLD by al! d. A!efsiu Med
eesnr. lF-4l
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We arc glad to know that, by be-
quest OF the late Seth Grosvenor, ESQ,
OF New York, Judge s. c. Fessenlen Of
this city has met with very pleasant
little piece ofgood fortune in the form
OF $50 900 legacy - Rockland Ga..