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The College EdIhcc, Fsst Penn Square Is sufficiently
capacous to accommodate tie -Four 1echnicdt Schools
whchfOrIn the Polytechnic College, wig: .- -.sss
The SCHOOL OF MINES, designed to impart thor
ouGhy scientific and training in Mine Engineer
ing, anil in the best of determining value Of
81 neral Lands, and ofansJ zing and manufacturing Min
eral pI oducts.
the most principles and involved
In the construction Of Roads Bridges buildings Public
Works and ia ths application Ef props Ming power
The SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, where.
In full course given stechnca Philosophy aud the
principles ri Machinery Mechanical power,
the Telegraph, the location Engines
Furnaces, EounJrieS, &C. $50 .+t' - $50 -
/ The SCHOOL oF CHEMISTRY, In which students are
taught the priJrples of Science, etietd
testing the examination andttting Ores
OF Minerals, Soils, s.sssf
s.AnciL!TEOTURE and Typographical and Mechanical
DRAWING, included In the courses The Engineers
pass one day N the week In tile Field, every
ceiYes Laboratory instruction. Il
degree Bachelor the
LESSONS aforesaid conferred at the public Commences
ment, hc annually during the last June, upon
successful students who have attend ed years
THE sESLSEH sxuA SEssloS will begin Monday, Sep
tender 10Th, sb9s . f.gi5s - 49, -
Referees in Thetling, J. ;FOBD Esq- -l..s 80
For Catalogues und further information address
Sc is4z7'1- aalr, A.L KENNEDY, Af.tO., 55sss-
,Fres't. Of FdeWlty tsciflic College
augt5 -d-weds 1850 - % iaitddsiD6Sd ~
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81 Keedist A0uiast Railroad Company.
a lady at Salem, Ohio, has recovered ver>
Oct of 5000 against the Cleveland, Columbus
nd Cincinnati Railroad Company, as damages
- having been elected from the cars. Getting
n board the train at Crestline, she offered the
'ndnctOr ragged 81 bill in payment of fare,
Hos he refused to take it, Having no other
money, she was put off the train in a rain storm,
bali a mile from the station. The bill was pro.
Tsa to be good, and the jury rendered verdict
. ayor of plaintiff.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-10

ST., LOUIS, Oct 8.-The Overland mail of the
18th has arrived ut Jefferson City.
a duel between Senator Brodctick and Chief
Justice Terry took place near San Francisco
ON the morning of the 18th. Btoderick fell at
at the first fire pierced throngh.the lungs He
fingered till half past 8 o'clock on the morning,
of the 18th, when he died. The COMMUNITY
is profoundly agi,ated at this melancholy event.
Terry WAS unhurt
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NEw ALBANY, ISb., Oct 8.4Rey. Or. w. NJ.
Daily nov OH triil ut Bloomington before Indi-
ana Conference, has been CONVICTED By that
led from the conference by a vote Of G3 10 49,
An appeal has Gcen taken to the General Con.
ference - iszs
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H-TAs Rain.-saturday we had a cold,
s'zllns mist all day. II was perfectly useless
T a"ist umbrellas in the street as they were
!, i protection from the penetrating dampness.
lae city looked gloomy enough as none OF the
a -, sex appeared on promenapce; which is a
',e 10 be wondered at since even rain does
= always have the effect of keeping them at
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-10

Pnll1pELPniA, Oct. 8.2Judge Ludlow this
morning delivered his decision in the. famous
case Of Wm. II. Jeandell, who was arrested in
July last, on the charge of breach Of the
peace in running'a passenger railway car oa.the
Sabbath ordering discharge or the defendant,
the.arrest having been premature 3.
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eco, CO., eco

~ Having, at heavy expenditure, furnished Job
Occ with all necessary materials, embracing Type Rules
Borders Cuts &c. of the latest aimos Fashionable Styles
to render It capabl Of executing work to that
the way Of Seau &C., for doing work expstiOsy, unsus
passed By any other office respectfully present
claims for share Of public patronage assuring
entrus' their work that effort shall be wanting
give eatire satisfaction. mard- 80 DIV
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-10

s8-7hs rioer was rcceding on Saturday
with about four and a half feet.in the channel.
The weather was wet, and drizzling rain
threw damper upon things in general about
the landing. The Liberty arrived on Friday
'Ee7Ing, with good trip and lots of people,
We understand that the people along the shore
ga hear her outlandish whistle, twenty miles
'tso startled several villages on the last,trip up
: to bring the inhabitants mp at midnight in
lhcir linen clothes.
The steamer Rosalie, Capt. Russelandj Clork
SnpsOn, will leave to-day for Portsmouth and
q Intermediate ports
The Eanice will leave. for Louisville on Wed,
sday' and the Courier, Capt Sam Mason. for
'hcinnati on Tuesday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-10

NEw OkLEANs, Oct. s.-TRe fillibusters have
arrived herein custody. of the U. S. Mai hall.l
Captains Mapty, Fassaux and Scott and Col.
Anderson have been held TO bail III So 5000 TO
answer. The rest; of the men who were left at
the barracks below the city have since de-
camPe6, there being guard there. The
filbusters made the soldiers leave the steamer
while coming up the river. They state that
they were on a fishing party.
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y,cksnunc, Miss, Oct 8.-P4rtridgc editor
Of the Wig, and McGarr, late candidate for
De Soto city; the difficulty was amicably nd
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BY. THE UNION LINE. s. q, -
TO. 9't4E e ll.a1lAsII.H INGRnLrta t!NcER.
: oEfioE ooRNER WATER AND MoNRoR sFREETs.

HAsHlNeToN, Oct. es:-Informa ton has. been,
reeei we'd here that as soon US Col Sumner heard
ct the attacks on the Santa BE mail withits fa7
tai: results, he dispatched a company of dr;l.
goo.nls to the Pawnee Fork, TO punish the often.
prompt action q lie part 81 G5I sn56er S g
result in the5capture Of the tnnrdercrs aud the
rescue of the passengers by the overdue mail
twill probably. be found necessary TO station
troops at the Pawnee Fork, and to escort the
mail thence to- Cold Spring, aud thus obviate
the recurrence Of such outrnges.
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local MA NJ -'IE7Iz,5RRS
MAKES! Taxes! Taxesl'

,rrSG been from causes beyond my eontroD DELAYED
n preparing for The collection oiths taxes Of 1850,
'bpout Is necessary Tor me 70 require prompt pay!
81 +, eonn and the schools expect therefore mat
will see the necessity Of paying their tsYeS
3sea - t'ePt2211ml sAN'LIRwiN, s. o. q.
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SO 2es Lz9pg, DagzYs Yesterday was tbsg
SsLogg Day ofs tasting and prayer. with on
.sselsns telowfcitizens. They did not partaEo
q 1909 from o'clock ontFriday evening until
tue same hour on the evening of Sat9,r5
BUSINESS NonICEs:
-. p's1naers; professional men, business
men, all sorts offmen, women and children, arc.
in knowing that; as a family medis
cue, y Iodd's ANTI Bilious or Liver Pills, are
superior to any in use For diseased liver and
stomach they are indispensabel Try them
FOR sale by dealers. T. H. Logan & Co, and
Logan, List & Co., General Agents. I'D.
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WHOLES'AI ~ NT1lA..RIEI,I;==-.EI5r,

WHOLESALE MARKET. ,s
BRooNs-oommon $S1f 95zF - = -s-Ss5s -
BUTTRR-In kegs 9agIO. = ssi,zs-ss i - -
zBUcKETs-1farletta S299, a5
CnESSE-Western Reserve SH@ec: 5t-f1si5a'l zi=s5sl
TmIoT-1IfS mould III star 40.
OoFFER--JaYa lSe Rio I2X@1S. s.s-ss,if-E 50 ~ "a
$5UU t-N 49, SS'1 9i Cup stAne
WHxAr-11O91,eo
CoRS-1AU.
0ATs-3s. Z, Il l{f - II $50 ssi fef ,t55--
eRRATHERs-40lai5c scarce 80
EiSH-Shad $I4; Ierrlugs So Maere+eIN-c &111<. 10
EuRs-Raccoon 8098E6c..s - % :
GlxsASG-S5340. - y "a
HoPs-T9S, dull. r.. >. - = Srs'e1S
LIAE-LouiSvile1 80 El ~ - = "a - a5I Il
( hoLAsSEs-New CrIea ms 40: Smear ,IJonrs az
= 4oLDES SYAuP-5G957 - -
y ~; s TOE urpentine 20; tar $4kQ5.
RAGs-aa34, dull
RIcE-595x. -
SzEDs-F taxseed125; Glover 516. So
SoAP-Castle per IL l5CSl6: bSR stfi
SUoAGs-Hew Orleans Kos ma SlaSSIEsi5 bbl ~
SNUFF-Scotch CO. Rap pee 22Ss26 = q 100
TRA-Gunpowder 4Il TI as5. tT,.s os,7o
Pouching 2598uc; OoIonv S5d7Sc = ~ SUI "'SstUei
IobAoco-6 twists IL; five roll 249Ss. IL
wooL-unwaslled from Is to o2: Comrort ~. s,,5 OK
SO Fun blood extra 40 to As. si = y y
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PlrrsnuKG, Oct. 8..-Rtver Q feet8 inches at
Glass House ripple and falling.
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CONN 3 R on az,
'REl7A9II,; MA I9T{IsTI5@==

Ta-4,,, p ~ 1NIfAELIAE
s per . $685.
macon Hams SugarcuEed0 per- .ssIeS
tSSs :" ~ Common 81 - kS55SsS
3. STiI5IIS..s - SO
Butter IEoiI' II .:fs.; ~ f5Oe
4
P Pasess ,...
~ ~ ES 20
Rio lbs
Sugar (orIeanSj 1t "
Rice per lb. - iS 70 E9e
CaloW Candle 80 70 , tS
stssr !. }87c'
70 SOC
~ pss 90 to'25c
SSIn AuP per saYn: zoe
EgSs n ; IS to sue
c GEE rs 81 ayaen &c
ese1s keethers 40 to 45
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-10

81 The Citizens RepQRits Bank, owned and
~, by the Msssrs. Collier, at Steuben-
\, nue. Ohio, suspended payment on Friday last.
lucy issued no bills, but received money on de.
t paying interest for the same, and as a
- s'u'a' consequence have found themselves una.
y 10 pay back the principal TO their depositors.
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New Books! New Booksl

lust Resolved at J. O. oRRs, 1O6 Main s.reet-Adam
y 1eds ldys of the King Tennysons LAST Freuch's
Bs scOsi With an IntrodnctiSn by Dayard Taylor
Hartly Norman; Bachelors Story; RecolIvctoEs Of The
Revolutions Book Of the Chess Congress; Shelby Me-
on Sa'1l Martin; Ten Years Of Preacher Life by Mel
Henry ST. John Cent? Ny Book: Foster Brothers Tenn
pest and S1nsiins breakfast Dinner Tea Presootts
Works. Also, general assortment OF Juvenile Books
We nave now Yer; large variety Of SereOscopic Views
IN price Qnc!ui;ng t"strumen from IS per
He Parties furnished with general 81
to 81 per evening The largest and finest assortment Of
Stationery ever brought Wheeling especlry retail
aud City Grade. Wall Paper till Ist of January
at cost, to make room for Spring Stock Give call and
sui yourself in anything you want in our line.
StptES No. log MAIN ST., Wheeling, Va.
IILOUR.-50 bbl4 Extra Family Flour, "
81 6bls Extra 6uperhDe Flour, for sale by
seIAzs SMITH GORRELL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-10

&. R7F0r that Fish Story which We published
!ss'eFday morning. we are sindObted to Mr.. Ed
. nus s Jr' Of the Mcclure House The number
j., nSn caught has been reduced to 100 dozen,
W. Is'sad of 1900 dozen, as at first stated; but
c.,s aa'h0r Of the story refuses to "fall another
o.N 1sga aa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-10
POLYTECaNIO CoLLEGE

- Ofthe state,o EPenmsyIvnuln,
tRHIT.ADIGLPHIA
Incorporated 1855, GStt Organised 1Dith yik EuclY
on lie pkIn tho 4sldLStriuE C0lEeJe or
- Parts md Germany.
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.HE. INT.EIl III GESR.
MORNING. ceT..lo, 1850

=. .tciroulation of any PapeT.in 3Weat
.ern Virginia.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08
New Publications.

CHRISTIAN BROTHERHOOD. - BY BARo,
Srow, D. D.,-Boston, Gould 6 Lincoln
l5l9.-This small volume on the union that
is desirable among christians, Of all religious
denominations, and tho methods by which
the Baptist, denomination to which
the author, a well known clergyman, be-
longs, may probably contribute to the pro-
motion of Christian Brotherhood is written
in the form of letter to the Hon. Heman
Lincoln Of Mass 1t is full of excellent
sense, expressed in lucid and instructive
manner. 1t is good book.
FIRST THINGS, or the developement Of
Church Life.-Same Author and same Pub
fishers. The titles of several of the chap
ters-such as, The first prayermeeting; The
first sermon; Tho first revival; The first con-
verts; The first persecution; The first hyro-
critics; The first deacons; The first martyr,
The first foreign mission; &C., dc. ,-indicate
the scope of the work. The authors name
is guarantee that the topics are well
treated
AGNES l1oPETouN's SCHOOLS ANp lloLIDAYs.
By Mas. OLIPHANr,-Same publishers
4 very pleasant story of the domestic labors
and trials of mother and her motherless
children, and OF the school girl experiences
(those of an English Boarding school) of
her daughters, Mrs. oliphant is II well
known and very acceptable writer.
ANNUAL or SCIENTIFIC Discovery; OF Year
Book Of fact. in science and art for 1859.
Edited hy DAVID \. WELLS, A. NJ, &c
Boston, same publishers This book has an
chapter containing n brief
sketch of the meetings f sundry Scientific
Associations held in this country and in
Europe in the year 1855, and then under
tho general heads of Mechanics, Useful arts,
Natural Phill sophy; Chemical science, &C.
ology Sc, and many subordinate heads he
gives brief statements of n great many dis
coNcries inventions, promulgations OF scien-
tGc doctrine, &c. which, for the most part, /
were brought to the public notice duriag
the wear lSjS,-in all, on nearly all cases,
giving his authority. There is large body /
Of useful information in the book, I'm it, /
dex facilitates the search in il for any par
ticular article.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08
Very truly, your friend, N. y

Two Men DROWNED. We are informed
by gentlemen from Grand Isle that Mr..
Rene Dubas, an industrious French black
smith who resided at that place, went over
to Plat,sburgh in small sail boat on Satur-
day last to hire journeyman returning
Monday the boat was capsized two men
were seen clinsng to the bottom OF the boat,
but before aid could be rendered they were
drowned 1t is not yet known whether there
were two or three men drowned. Our in
formant states that Mr.. Dubas at times drank
to excess and it is feared he might have taken
some liquor at Plattsburgh. lie leaves
wife and tosioe children. The scene in his
family, on learning the sad intelligence, is
represented as heartrending to witness. Tho
spot where the men were seen On the bottom
OF tho boat is within quarter of mile
of the shore, bat in very deep water, so that
it was doubtful whether any attempt 10 drag
for the bodies would be made
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08

A DOUBLE SuRrRIsE.-Many other clergy
men besides the following correspondent Of
the Waterman and Reflector. have met with
similar surprises;
The writer gives an account ola very plea
SAINT donation visit" which he received
from his people, n few weeks since. awe
were gladdened," he says, "by the hopeful
words and the many genial faces. What
jubilant time we had, The result was an
agreeable sum Of cash; timber, serviceable
cash, was duly installed in our palm, for
which as OF course would be anticipated
indeed, how could we hold them back?-gra-
teful words uprose, and fell freely from our
lips" But the real surprise came few
weeks after, towards the close ofquarter day,
when he was officially informed that it was
expected that the avails of the "donation"
would be deducted from his quarters salary!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08

MuapERERs TO De ExEcurEp.-Peter Cor
RE, Marion Crops, Henry Gambrill and
John II. Cyphus, convicted of murder, are
to be executed in Baltimore on the Sth of
April. Isaac Freeland has been sentenced TO
be hung in Fayette county, Ga, on the 18th
Of April, for the murder of claiborne Vaughn.
Mrs. lIartung, for tho murder of her husband,
and John Wilson for killing Patrick Nc Car
", have been sentenced to be hung in Albany
on wednesday, the 57th of April, Henry
Junrertz, the man who murdered his mis-
tres and packed her body in barrel, and
shipped It to New York, .-ichael Nc Nance
for Killing his wife; and Michael Fam, will
be cXecated in Chicago on Friday, the 9th OF
Nay. Burns, for the murder of man ma
med Burke, will be hung in Cincinnati on
Friday, the 9th of May. Besides the above
there are two in Pittsburg under sentence Of
death, and ono in Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08

The MANUAL OF THE WARDRoDE.-By Mrs.
Pullan This is a pamphlet of about 50 large
pages, containing very sensible remarks upon
taste in dress, and the various kinds Of fab
RIGS used in the wardrobe Of ladies and chill
dren;--also complete directions for cutting
and fitting all kinds Of garments for wo-
mems and children's wear, gentlemen S
shirts and collars, sc.
We do not profess much skill in the mat
tiers OF which this work treats; but we have
looked at it enough to see that it is evident
ly written by n person of taste and practical
SKILL who writes for the express pur-
pose Of giving simple and clear directions to
those for whom she writes. We sec evil
dences of a useful treatise all through its
pages. There are II great many figures of
garments and Of patterns for cutting them.
in the book. Price rs cents, and the book
can hardly fail to be worth ten times the
money to every housekoeper. For sale at
Fullers and at Hunting on .--also at Mrs.
Kcllogg's sewing parlor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08

BIO on his guard from the first, against sensuality,
as cause of spiritual Interpretation" and no was
careful to regulate his own conduct by n rccoloc.
ton of this principle.
Millions course is, also, equally corrective Of an
Other popular but false notion of this ngo that the
poot should DO characterized by "a predominnnce
OF scn'ibility over principle, that his nau c
should be built on quicksands, and no have an or.
ganization o nerve, languid or tempestuous with
OCCASION a soul falling soaring, now subject to
ecstacies, aud now to remorscs;-such it is sup
posed md on no small induction of actual ins,an.
COS, Is the appropriate condition of the poet Mo-
bilty, absolute and entire desttution of princ-
plo properly 60 Called capacity for varying the
mood indefinitely rather than for retaining and
keeping up ono moral gesture through all moods"
this, says tho popular theory is tho thing essential
in the poet Both Milton, and no thnt comes next to
him, Wordsworth, disprove tho truth Of this no
tion.
While wc are instructed and delighted with Prof.
Massons work, there is ono point on which we
have not little anxiety,--in what class, Prof.
Mnsson. in this his great work, is to place tho
Rcligi us Life and opinions of John Milton -
whether with Addison, johnson, Newton and
the earlier biographers generally, among those
| that bold tho Supreme Divinity Of the Son Of
God, and tho related doctrines where all his
| great works place him. or with DR.. Sumner,
Claiming and others that Of late have fol.
lowed them, as thoy havo followed the Christian
Doctrine, with those that deny the.o doctrines.--
| We say VIC have fear not so much from what ap.
pears in the present volume, as from the article
Milton in the new edition Of tho Encyclopedia
Britannica" which article il understood to be by
Prof. Mason, and in which no follows DR.. Sumner.
We shall then look for the remainder Of Prof Mas.
sons work with no little anxiety
Mcss-s. Gould f. Lincoln have laid the lovers Of
Milton, in our country, under slight obligations
by bringing out so promptly an American edition
| Of Prof. Masson's work-a good edition q. only
about half the cost of the English edition. The
American is an improvement over tho Engli,h cdi.
tion in possessing good table Of contents. The
want Of This isa blot upon the fair English copy.
We had about as soon not have even good book,
ms to have il without good Table Of Contents and
Index. We like the smaller page the fairer type.
and clearer paper Of the English best, and would
have gladly paid little more for our American
copy, if in addition to present exr ellencies,
Mossrs. Gould g. Lincoln had added more of those
in which tho English oxccls. A. D. b.
Williston, March 81 1859
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08
THE MANUFACTURER OF
WISOOSKE,

We give place below to communication
from tho worthy Mayor of Winooski, who
kindly corrects one or two slight inaccura-
cies in our article on the industry Of
that place. and adds thereto II fact or two
Of interest
WIsoosKt FALLS, April 4, 1859
.Mes,s. Editors of the Ere Press
As u citizen Of
Winooski, was highly pleased with your palua-
Die notice of the manufacturing interest Of our
village, in your issue of the I'd inst.
We agree with you that the interest of our viii
lage and that of Burlington is the same --the
prosperity of the one being tho welfare of both.
In your notice, however, 1 think you have done
me too much credit as being of tho pioneer. of
the Winooski Mill Company.
That credit is more particularly due to Mcssrs
j. D. Allen, VIM. D. Kidder, Villas l. Noye., H.
W Catlin, Warren Root, S. R. Rathbnn, II. W.
Barrett and others of Winooski; and to Me.srs.
b. s. II. Stearns, we'll known and extensive man
ufacturers Of Satinets, Of Pitt.feld, Mas
To these men much credit is duo for their libcr.
al efforts and enterprize and mention them with
pleasure, wishing to render unto Caesar the
things that are Cesar'.."
In your notice of Catlin's Mill, you omitted to
mention tho credit which was justly duo those
thorough and excellent mechanics, Mes.r. VIM
+. Greenleaf, Augustus Smith, md William w.
Bardwcll, who have, to a great extent, contribu-
ted by their skill and thorough workmanship so
much towards making thi, Mill credit to VT.
nooski. "IIonor to whom honor is due"
Your article in regard to the .aw-mill was
slightly inaccurate. The same is under the man.
agement Of 0rville Sinclair. who is a thorough
and efficient bushes. man. This mill manufac-
lures large amount Of lumber for building pur-
poses, together with boards and lath. The build,
ing next adjoining the ,awmill i. occupied by C..
L. Nelson, who at the present time, is doing more
in the manufacturing Of Chairs and Bclstends
than formerly.
It is gratifying to believe, that the lnanufae.
turing and general bushes. a. winooski, Mt the
present time, is in prosperous state; and am
very confident that the favorable mention you have
been pleased to make in regard to tho same, will
be borne out.
Our WATER Power at Winooski is u,,su,Dss,e9:
and were it more generally knopn to the active
and enterprising manufacturers of Massachusetts,
Connecticut and Rhode Island, it would serve as a
powerful inducement to them to take up their
abode amongst tho green hills Of Vermont
j. W. WEAVER.