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Boston * nrw uOrk ADVERTISEMENTS.
A MEXICAN GUANo.--Tho undersigned,

A MEXICAN GUANO.--Tho undersigned,
"a Agent for the States Of Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont aud Massachusetts for the sale NJ the duano
imported 10y the American Guano Company has now IN
aud offers for sale to dealers and farmers m any de-
sired quantity, the Company's Jarvis Island HuAno, Of
their importation.
Tho scientific testimony respecting the value Of THIS
cuano permanent fertilizer, Is most hatcrng, clcai
aud decisive and the favor which 10 has met AZ The hands
of practical farmers whose opinions ot It's merits arc
founded upon careful tests, will commend 20 Co au who
desire u obtain reliable aud economical manure.
The fcrtnyng properties NJ this euano arc mainly
phosphatos not ammonia and, therefore curu or other
seeds are net injured by coming in contact with bui
10 wauns enters into slight Fermentation, aud 90 once
gives seeds a vigorous and early start.
The price which 1t is offered Is so FOR the single
with liberal discount according 20 graduated scale OF
prices for large quantities. W. UASbhllNh
Boston, Feb l, 1860. Us Fosters Wharf
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Boston advertisements
tVuE TOILET CONFERENCE.-The THE

name ny which Mossrs. Joseph Burnett Cos At Boston,
sgnate and In which these famous
chemists pcrnes rut Up their superior preparations Tor
toilet use, ,iri "KAittsTuN,f "cuCOAlNE,n "ORENrAL
TOOTH wAsfln and "FlORiMEi." The Kaison b, n au-
the ladies already regard as an Indispensable preparation
m romong the healthy condition Of hc skin, and hcauy
eb. complexion. The Cocaine, containing large proro-
o Cocoa Nut OIL mpar to The hair eossy ar crauce
inyi CRATES IT, and gives healthy srovh. The Oriental
Tooth wa,h arrests decay n the teeth, caker haens
hc gums. and impats GO the breath ~ rm,l
d.lrae and enduring perfume Of eyque nof, anil pure
d.coor The lghust fabric. burnett. oei Companion
will be much ia demand as 10 becomes generally knowu. Proc
idsaoe Prem
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s.TT HAS STOOD THE BEST OF ALL /

i TESTS, " TINE r' and has sustained It's rcputa-
ton for than Thirty Years Physicians Of the high
est responsibility prescribe it, and thousands Of families
keep it on hand as a Standard Family Medicine
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,
prepared by the well known druggists, Mcssrs Reed
Cutler Co., is, we have good authority for SAYING
Of the best remedies for Coughs Colds and MI pilmona-
~ Complaints ever offered to the public Boston Jour
pdi
Rev. DR.. Lyman Beechcr writes, &C Gentlemen Ihave
used your Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam myself with ben
GIFT and have known 1t to be used with good elect In
families around me-"
The late Rev. Dr. Leonard Woods wrote,-"Gcntle-
men From a long use OF YOUR Vegetable Pulmonary
lialsam in my family circle and among theological stu
dcuts, have been lei 90 regard sfc and ciiictci-
Gus medicine,
''Gcntcuen we, the undersigned Wholesale Drug
giss, having for many years sold your Vegetable Put
monary Basan, happy 90 bear testimony 10 its great
efficacy in the relief and 0f Pulmonary complaint.
We know Of no medicine which has dcscYCdy sustained
so high rcpntlt1u f1r long term Of years. which
more rarely dsappouts the reasonable expectations NJ
Those h1 usc n @ Signed by many of thc largest and
oldest Druggists in the q, States aud Cauadas.1
"Gcnurmcu lin the cNtcnsiyc practice o myself and
sons wc have prescribed large quanc' Of your lulmo
nary Balam aud are happy 60 sag have found It ch
Famogtpr N Ill., Dec 10, 80. D. Z. PARKER"
% beware NJ Cuuutcrfci's and limitations z
Enquire iur the article by iis whole name.
''NEGEIABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,'
Prepared ouy ly REED, CUlLERN co, Druggists,
Nos 100, ~ and M BROAD Street Boston, Mass. Price,
large size, ~ small size. 90 cents
For sale in MONTPELIER by b. r. Pierce aud Fred h.
Smith, and by Apoibcrarcs aud Country Merchants
generally. Sl'93
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Boston s. nr@ uorR ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIMITED STATES AND FOREIGN
~ PATENT AGENCY.
SAMUEL COOPER,
Late Prnci1al Examiner NJ Patents IN thu United State
Patent Office. At Washington
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THO FARMERS AND GARDENERS
L The Subscribers offer for Sale 1000 Barrels o.
POUDRETTE, made by the Lodi Manufacturing Com
pany In Lots TO suit Purchasers This article is ia tn,
twentieth year Of its introduction into this country, and
has ouycd fertilizers of every other description for the
following reasons
lst 1t made from the night soil Of the City N New
York, by the l. NJ Co., who have capital Of SO 900
invested in the business, which is at risk should they
make a bad article
ID. For Corn and Vegetables il is the cheapest neat
and haudest in the world il can hc placed
in direct with the seed, forces and rpcns yegea
tion two weeks earlier prevents the cut worm, doubles
the crop and is without d-agreeahlc od1r Three dol
lars worth two barrels, is all sufficient to manure an
acre Of corn in the hill
PRIcE-l bbl So bbls. s35O-5 bbl4 SO, and over
bills Sj0 per barrel delivered free Of carage 70 yes
sells railroad In New York City
pamphlet containing every Information, and ccrtih-
Gates from farmers an the United Sntcs who have
used 10 from two 20 seventeen years. will be sent ee 10
any apply for the sumo.
GRIPPING BROTHERS q CO.,
North River Agricultural Warehouse,
GO CORTLAND Street
SG9i Now York
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REMARKS nY HN-0ovEHNou HuowS, EDITOR or rHE
Ngw-rNgLANp FARMER.
In conformation of the opinion which De- Holiness Ed
itor Of the Maine Farmer has formed VI hc value % the
American Guino, will state that we have used It Tor
with the happicst results The hfst ral VI
it corn whore its effects were distinct through the
the corn coming ON EARLIER in thc SPRING grow
ing faster, with dark green color and producing abm
dainty IN the This last season wc tried IL through
the centre of field of corn with similar results 10 also
produced and potatoes without other manure oi
most excellent quality and liberal in quantity. ON bccs
and uarsnps the result was equally marked, But the
point 90 which attach the most Importance U.s. that 10
may be- used any crops simulaut and fertilizer in
the hill without cndangcring the gcminaon uf Che seed,
and thus give corn, other plants requiring long sca-
SON. an carly start and secure their perfection before the
time Of oss In short, cold and wet springs d. Is
essential TO give the crop carly growth, and this
have secured by The use " the American Guano bet
Ter than boz any other way.
We hope orr farmers will generally try it, AND that the
price will De Kept within moderate limits so that 90 may
avail themselves ofiis advantages We shall continue
to use IL freely Il the price does not exceed $40 per ton
MENnuAN. Ncv Jersey, Sept 25 1889.
FIrpdeaf oftle A,nericaa Guauo Co.. A. y
DEAR SIR AT the suggestion Of fliond was in
dlccd to Try some Of your guauo last spring upon my
stakod Oft about two and half acres and
topdcsscd 10 with about 800 pounds OF the Guauo Tor
The ensuing two months could not see any cct, and
was much disappointed, that told my friend that
would not try any more oft
Tho next Six weeks, however made a great difference
iu the appearance Of the grass aud when cut % had
the curiosity count the number VI loads taken thcre
from 90 my great establishment they were more than
double those from the adjoining plot uf Wrcc acres
affords me pleasure To state this fact as as1 say that
am so wen satisfied with the result Of ihc 800 pounds
that you may send me ton early DO thc spring
Yours, respectfully Nonrur LAMBERT,
tFormcry of Charleston, S. CD
PnrsroN. New London Co Conn,
December IL, 1879.
have used the American Guano the past season Of
corn and buckwhcat
also used Peruvian Guano corn, and found th
American 90 do much the best On huckwhcat, con
slider thc crop was increased fully onc-tAird.
um SO wcil pleased with my trial that shall use th
American Guano entirely tho coming season.
Janus BAUNus.
SrORRS FULLER. MONTPELIER, VT,
Agent Tor the sale of the GHauo. $40
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DELIEFI TEN MINUTES!
BRYAN's
u L L N OF MIC WA + L Il 81

II L Il VI q " 4 & W A II II Is = q.
The most certain and speedy remedy discovered for
all Diseases Of the
CHEST AND LUNGS, COUGHS. COLDS, ASTHMA,
Consumption, Bronchitis, Influenza, Hoarsencss,
Difficult Breathing Sore Throat, &c, Ne.
These Waters give the most instantaneous and perfect
relief and when perscvered with according directions,
never fail to effect a rapid and lasting cure Thousands
have been restored perfect health who have tried 9TH
or in vain To all classes and all constitutions
they a blessing and curc-none need despair, no
matter how long the disease may have existed, how
ever it may be- provided the organic Of
the vital organs is not hopecssy decayed. Every
afflicted should give them an impartial trial.
TO VOCAIISTS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
these Waters peculiarly valuable; they will in
DAY remove the severe occasional hoarseness and
their regular for few days WILL at all times, increase
the power and Aexibty Of the voice. greatly improving
its tome compass and eeaness for which purpose they
are regularly used BY many professional vocasts.
JOB MOSES, sole Proprietor Rochester, Y.
Price p cents per box
Vocalsts and Public Speakers
Vocaists and Public Speakers
Yocaists and Public Speakers
viii find Bryans Waters
VIII find Bryan's Waters
VIII ind Bryans Waters
Invaluable to remove
Invaluable TO remove
Invaluable to remove
uoarsencss and Sore Throat,
HOarseness and Sore Throat,
Hoarseness and Sore Throat
And give clcarncss to the Voice
And give clcarness To the Voice.
And give ceaness TO the Voice.
They relieve in ten minutes,
They relieve in ten minutes.
They relieve in ten minutes.
Coughs, Colds and all diseases
Coughs, Colds, and all diseases
Coughs, Colds, and all diseases
or the Chest and Lungs.
or the Chest and Lungs.
or the Chest and Lungs.
Sold by all Druggists
sold hy all Druggists
Sold by all Druggists
Al % cents box.
Al 25 cents a box.
63li is At 2j cents box.
l. r. PIERCE, Montpelier Wholesale Agent
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VNHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY =
SIR JAMES CLARKES
e + CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

&C. CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription II Sir j. Clarke, NJ. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine is no imposition but
and safe remedy Tor Female Difficulties and Distractions,
from amy cause whaioyer and although powerful rem
edy il contains nothing huihl tn the constitution.
10 MAKUiBn LADIES Il Is peculiarly suited. 1t will,
in short time, bring the monthly period with regu-
ady.
In all cases of Nervous aud Spinal Affections. Pain in
lhc Back and Limbs, Hcriness, Fatigue on slight exer-
tim, Papittiun ul the Heart, Lowness Of Spirits, Hys-
orie-, seh Headache Whites and al the painful dis,
ucctpucd by disordrcd syste these ius will
effect 81 cure when all other means haS failed
These rus haze neurr beei kn0icg 10 JdH
where the directions on the End page ef PAM
phiet are nell oLscyeed
For full particulars get pamphlet, iIoe, OF the agent
n. B.-Sl aud postage stamps enclosed to any au-
horizcd agcnt will insure bottle, containing over 90
pills, by return mail
Sir James Clarkcs Female Pills
Sin James Clarke's Female Pills
Sir james Clarkcs Female Pills
Arc a Scientific Preparation.
Are a Scientific Preparation.
Are Scientific Preparation.
They safe, and ncvor fail
They are safe, and never fail
TO remove all Distractions
TO remove all Distinctions,
10 remove all Distractions,
And cure all Female Complaints,
Aud cure all Female Complaints,
And cure all Female Complaints,
When directions followed.
When directions are followed.
When directions are followed.
They are a blessing and a
They are a blessing aud a cure
They a blessing and
Can be sent by mail
Can be sent by mail
Can be sent BY mail
For dollar and six postage stamps.
For one dollar and six postage stamps
For one dollar aud six postage stamps
l.. =. PIERCE, Montpelier, Wholesale Agenthr Yer
mont o3.A
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UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY -
~ ron EVERY SPECIES or
LUNG COMPLAINTS. WHOOPiNG and COMMON
COUGHS AND SORE THROAT
JUSTLY CELEBRATED

7 q 7 z \ n q u = y r J
The Great Nenralgic Remedyg and atotcd 10 all Nor
rous Complaints, particularly that Of
NcgroHs Heqdlcho.
Those valuable and reliable preparations now being in
oduccd into State and tho country, sustained
by the reliable testimonials, and prepared by
sirictcst laws ia Pharmacy
To Physician, Dealer. or Invalid. ask that YOU OK
anime the circulars which may be found with all dealers
and do not hesitate declare that you will find them
worthy your confidence IL is the determination OF the
propnctors 10 publish but reliable tcstimonas and
in every department % invite rigid inquiries, that may
have the confidence due deserving Preparations.
"PRtCES WITHIN REACH or ALL"
J. W. HuNNEWELL q CO.. ), 6, 7 and CONNER
cial Wharf Boston. General Agents.
GEORGE HUNNEWELL, AS Water Street Sole
Agent for New York.
Under the special supervision Of JOHN l. HUME
WELL, Chemist and Phlrmaceutist, 10 whom address
all commune tons.
FRED. T.. SMITH, General Agent for Montpelier,
VI For sale by all Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
7S2O
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- VS. SAW So SA w Slll
>
CAGE. pON.r.U ~ co.
e ~ ~ ~ r. ~ - u, g. I, /, u G.
. "a w VI "a y 4 Il T. u ~ - IL %
tINHEHNI mr., n. H-'
since lol'
Where thc} keen large assurimcni ui manufacture
30 orI all tc various Sind. ot CIRCULAR aud other
'N"3 ,0'l al g 9. ~ llt Oi' "' tt.
~, ''' io ,',''"' 1"a "' 5',.. =" va , ,,'t
. ; i. t -, d t OF 10y .
'r " .t f' i
tve ~ s. 81. III u IN
a. .i,Ti notice. and g, al. 2rser, lfonp} enoe4,
a. Gtar Ge, poirru.
j d. G46r / GAcp II NJ VotrE
III lrrs,if. Dec l5 1857
Tl. n,,a saw. Gam .tartIv ON hand aud for .alo "A
N.,froIirr NJ lam / 1850 -79S
~ r. ROBINSON'S INDFNICAl sill
II Vrp soAp . All t...,,rl .,,,
81" % i''
mode by thc BnsroN lNnhNicAL SoNrCo" expressly ior
cleaning and polishius Silver Plated and britannia
Ware. and cleaning Mirrors Marble lio, sc. il is
ma moro Convenient and cG'cu'c hlu amy ofthc pow
dcs now 10 USE anlmay be used even by inexperienced
help With perfect s'y as it contains nothing that can
po,Ay ujure the finest plate or jcwclry, or even the
most delicate skiu-hough not designed by toilet use.
Il Is Gar superior to any other Soap flr cleaning fine
House Paint Statuary. Artificial Teeth Plate, &c. SC
Man, Of our largest importers and manufacturers of
-- 90 i...l,. IL 49,, ,.i =, 49,, 49,, A,
guy 49, - .i q 49, S''" ~
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Atgal notirrs.


- f ATE OF V T. r NJ O n L
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT SIS.
In Probate Court holden At Montpelier. n and for said
district on the 18th day Of April, A. d. 1860.
Buol Gold. executor Of the last will and testament Of
William Gold late ofNorthdcd, IN said district, dcccas-
cd makes application 10 said court 20 extend the time
heretofore allowed him 70 pay the debts and lcgacics due
from said estate and TO render his administration account
until some future day Whcreupon Be- rs otlcrod by snd
court that said application Doc heard a. the Probate Office
in Montpelier aforesaid the 18th day Of May ID.
1860 and il s further ordered, that nlucc bc gwen 10
all persons concerned by the publication oi this order in
The vermont Watthman Is state Journal printed at
Montpelier three weeks succcsHvcy, before said hear
ing.
BY the court. ..
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- r AT j. o p VERM o n r
- u.s. CHAM
LNWoulE CorNrl. MAY ItF,t, 1880
ERASrUs BtHNuAM
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LADIEy AND GENTLgHEys FrRNISHING

az the hc.t mafes @, nos tli aod GioFtsii9 Kd a9d
CH1EfS for tsii.. D ltau'---lLk MLRlNo, GuSSAlER
WEEiNn and COTTON WIS and DIR EES an Sizes, fYr
bo aie. ari -,- als llI assortment q HOSIERY
ani 80 uNts & p lS-es anl BOYS.
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fully suupied with The newest Nin1 from Paris, an1 The
''Grclt.t BarsnInsm from tho NEW YORK AUCTION SALES,
and have fooi Silks 0 csuu yard W.
Nlli.r tIrir WORTH
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NJ UWTW IUINN TTVIIN TTITIWI VIM.
OgGANnfEt nANEGE ANotNis, tACONErS, LAWNS
UAf.EgE-, r1tlE us iiINuN, utsAFui uE LAME. IA
EEGE FsdEHAfUA NAPOLEON, JA-lEts AMI EyORAs
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of Exhibition and sae;li Broadway, New York
u summer Street, Boston. SEND FOR CIRCULAR. 80;
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PgMICE STONE SOAP.
no FARMERS AND GARDENERS.

500 90 fremont, corner Of Beacon St, Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-17

times. When went South in October re.
quested him to hand in his bill, as I wished to
settle it. He said, No, it was but triae: he
didn want 1T, and wouldn't do it, 1 insisted
put couldn't get it. This, with the visit, to INV
husband during the last three weeks. is all that
owe for; This would have been paid before,
ms is a correct statement Of facts.
HARRIET E. EWING,
No 81 North Fifth st
Inc following is the statement of the wit
nesses to the ecOwhiding affair in the parlor, and
the Touring in the hall:
We were in the parlors Of Mr.. King on Thurs
Gay last, and saw Mrs. Ewing cowhide Doctor
smith. We also heard her tell him the whole
OF the language and actions which had taken
place, rs made in her statement above, heard
HIM l acknowledge them to be soeand apologize.
We aiFo saw the -four thrown upon him, and
him whipped in the yard
Slgned-Mary r. King, Elizabeth Shaffer.
Mary f. King, Rebeeca Ellis, Laura King.
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Our Hunting Grounds.

The New York correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Press gives, in his last letter, the fol-
lowing gossip:
The rapidly increasing number Of English
noblemen and gentlemen who are visiting the
pralrleS and wildS of the West for sporting
purposes, has stimulated the curiosity and en-
thusiasm of their brother Nimrods across the
Channel. UencefOrth the Briton is not to be
the exclusive red-slayer, from foreign parts, of
the deer and the doe, the buck and the bison
and the varmintS of the catamount species gem
orally, that roam over the vast, illimitablc
space out West His enterprise and his marks
nanship are to be contested by the gentlemen
of France, one Of whom, in the spirit of true
adventure, is already here. and proposes soon
To set the rudder of his countenance towards
the place where the sun sets.
The gentleman to whom | allude is Mr.
Charles Heidsieck, whose name on cartridges
of liquid charact is familiar to the generous
and thirsty souls of this land lie brings with
him several specimens of beautiful and i'm
proved arms, and, as soon as the proper season
berkons him on, will depart on his sanguinary
raid against the beasts Of the field and the
fowls of the air that hold habitaton amid the
rocky Businesses and great prairies of the West.
The history Of the hunters, yet to be written.
will form volume alike spiced with adventure,
instruction, and amusement. Your readers
may, perhaps, remember Lord Gore, who re-
manned nearly three years on the plains, and
upon the plateau of the table lands between the
Sierra Madre and Sierra Nevada From the
character of his retinue- thirty men, sixty
horses. large baggage and provision trains tons
of ammunition, and SO 900 worth of improved
fire-arms-he was the most formidable enemy
of game dom ever in those parts Numerous
other English nOblemen, and officers, and pr-
vate gentlemen, have been over the same
ground. proving that England up to this time,
mas furnished more appreciative sportsmen
than any other foreign country. From the
continent there came, some five years since the
Prince Of Nassau, who, prince in character
well as in name, thought his travels amongst
us incomplete until he rOamed to the land of
the buffalo, and brought down his bull and
COW. L need not alude to Mr.. Grantiey
Berkeley, whose exploits have lattcrly found
their way to the public through the press We
now have the first envoy from the sporting
gentlemen Of France
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THE CAPITAL OF JAPAN.

What shall L say of this greatest and most
singular of all citics2 A volume is needed to
describe it, without attempting to give its his
tory L have read Of old Nineveh and Babylon
DeloW the ground, and seen and handled works
ol art which have been diSinterred and created
so much admiration on both sides of the Allan
TIC; 6ut one living Jeddo, above the ground, is
worth hundred old fogy cities below it, [
cannot give you an idea of it, it is so UNIQUE,
50 unlike everything except itself and so i'm
possible, rs you will think. / have seen several
places OF interest and maintained a cool head
out was bewildered and cOnfounded when [
saw this. 1t is situated on the western shore
OF this charming gulf, twenty miles wide by
'wenty-fOur long. 1t stretches for twenty
miles and moro along beach of a semi-cir-
cular form, with its horns turned Outwards,
and along which a street extends, crowded
with blocks of stores and houses, and teeming
with moving crowds, while shopkeepers arti-
sans, women and children seem equally numer-
Gus within doors and at the doors Indeed a
dozen or fifteen miles might be added to the
length of the city in this direction, since there
is nothing but an unbroken succession of towns
and villages for this distance, which are as
populous and well-built as the city itself In
crossing the city from the shore to the western
outskirts L have walked two miles and a half
and then proceeded on horseback for ten miles
more, making twelve and half in the whole
while in other places it may be wider still
According to the lowest estimate, the city
covers an area equal to seven of the New Eng
land farming towns, which were usually six
miles square. And all this is traversed by
streets, usually wide, well-constructed per-
fectly neat, and crossing each other at right
angles-streets lined with houses and stores as
cOmpactly as they can be built, and crowded
with moving or stationary masses rs thick as
In our Washington street, or New York Broad
way, at least for considerable distances The
population is estimated generally at three mill
lions, which Mr. Harris our Minister. thinks
is no exaggeratiOn. For my part, Judging
from what have seen when 1 have gone into
the heart of the city, and crossed the city from
side to side, should be willing to add is many
millions more; for the living, moving masses,
seen from sunrise to sunset, and everywhere
the same, fairly seemed beyond computation
One city as large as seven fine towns in Berk-
shire county, and containing population three
times as large as that Of the whole State of
Massachusetts,! That is enough to think of for
moment-Japam Correspondence Of Boston
TrU,.ejer