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opcd in the field of poetry. will be road mil,
interest. lts tone is candid, and it shows
nuch discrimination and shrewdness. The
sketch OF the young French Academician. NJ
Prevost-Paradol, will also be found very pls,s.
ant reading.
The AMERICAN NATURALIST for July opers
with an interesting paper by Samuel Loci.
wood on "The Sea-horse and its Young" ia
"nich we have very lively account of th4
"ii.er experiences in watching the progress
u 'n'S singular creatures exceptional methol
Vi reproduction. Mr.. Hartt concludes his OBJ
serVations ON The Recent Bird Tracks of tba
Basin of Minas." Mr.. L. S. Morse oives in I,;,
usual pleasant manner "somethine about
Jelly-fshes," illustrating the subject with a
nne engraving ON steel of some of these won
derfully delicate dwellers in the sea. "Ths
Agency of Insects in fertilzing Plants" is dis
eussed by Mr.. w. j. Beal; and DR.. Packard
contributes an noticeable article ON the "Icg,
marks and Ancient Glaciers in the White
Mountains, The Natural History Miscellany
and Calendar have the usual variety and in
terest
The Notaralist began well, and has been
steadily improving from the outset; and we
rejoice to note the evidences ofsuccess and pres
perity in periodical so admirably fitted to
meet the growing interest of the reading pub
lie in natural science. Published by the Is.
sex Institute, Salem, Mass. For sale BY Shor.
& Loring.
The AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE
and Florists Companion. The number for
July commences the second volume of this
handsome magazine. 1t has been considerably
enlarged and shows a steady advance from it3
original starting-point, in itself one of beauty
and merit Improvement is the watchword
its publishers have adopted, and they are not
disposed to content themselves with any de-
gree of attained excellence, but to push on to
still greater achievements. This number con
tains SO handsomely printed pages. with num-
erous illustrations. The literary contents Gov
er wide field, embracing articles on plant
ing trees, on grating the grapevine, on cross
bred Strawberries, new apples, evergreens
lily-ponds, prarie- flow ers, and great many
other subjects of kindred character. No per
SON interested in the slightest degree in hort-
culture in any of its numerous forms should
be without this beautiful magazine, for it will
ue iouhu mine Vi useIul lnlormatlOn. y. II.
Tilton & Co., Boston, are the publishers.
EVERY SATURDAY for the current week con.
tains some further chapters of the novel OF
"Stone Edge" from the Cornhill Magazine,
and also of "Silcote of Silcotes";a paper froru
the London Review on "Feelings"; "The Sup
ply of Ivory from the Peoples Magazine;
donkey Power, from the Saturday Review,
and number of short tales and sketches frnIn
various English periodicals.
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Magazines.

THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW for June,
(American reprint) is received ofthe Leonard
Scott Publishing Company, New York Its
cantents are: Origin of Species; A Dutch Po-
litical Novel; Modern Views OF the Atone
ment; Faceti@; Archbishop Sharp; Character
istics of American Literature Poetry; NJ.
Provost Paradol; Report on Scotch Education.
The opening article is the most reasonable,
calm and fair discussion of the Darwinian
theory which we recollect to have seen. A great
many honest persons have seemed to think
this theory dangerous to religion, to morality
and to what not. Others have tried to laugh
it out of court. The present writer shares
neither the fears of the former nor the merri-
ment of the latter, but feeling, on the contrary
a hearty admiration both for the ingenuity of
the doctrine and for the temper in which it
was broaehed, he proceeds, in an article which
win well repay careful perusal, to oppose to 1t
the arguments which reason supplies. The
paper on American characteristics as dsvel-
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LEWIS C. GROVER,
HENRY McFARLAN, % 20
CHARLES s. MACKNET,
A. s.. SMELLING, i1s -
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Doubtless these figures have somewhat in
creased, though the rate ofincrease is less rap
id than with us. OF the numbers given the
proportion of different origins is of natives of
British America 70 per cent; of Ireland 9 per
cent; of England and Wales A 1-2 per cent;
Scotland 1-2; foreign countries 3. 'iH ..U
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JAMES F. BURNS, Secretary.
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Dividends paid in 1865, -1a so per cent,
Dividends paid In 1866, so Der cent
Dividends being paid in 1857, so per cent.
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portion OF the United States and Europe, at any and
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1t throws out almost all restrictions on occupation
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Its policies are all nonoreiting, as it always al
lows the assured to surrender his policy, should he
desire, the company giving padup policy therefor.
1t pays all its losses promptly, during the sixteen
years of its existence having contested claim
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MINERAL WEALTH.

The four Provinces which form the new
Dominion are possessed of vast stores Of min
eral wealth, which have as yet been develop
ed in only very limited degree Coal is found
in great quantities in Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick; Ontario produces rivers OF petro-
leum; the supplies Of iron are very large, and
extensive discoveries of gold have been made,
but nothing of consequence has yet been
done toward utilizing the supply of this preci-
oas metal. As capital and population in
crease, there cannot be doubt that the min
eral treasures brought up from the bowels Of
the earth will contribute much larger share
than heretofore of the growing prosperity of
the Provinces, and will furnish remunelative
employment to large body of the people.
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Notice.
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L find good place to deposit their rubbish on
Franklin Wharf. - =.
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AN EVENT.

% The Quebec Chronicle of July 4th, has the
following, which will illustrate certain phases
OF Canadian feeling better than any account
which we could give: a4. .s...,l
An event of marked importance takes place
to-day, for the first time, since the present
Province of Quebec became an English col
ony. The ancient city will welcome within its
walls French Canadian Governor, in the
person of Sir Narcisse Fortunat Belleau!
quarter of a century ago such q thing would
have been deemed outrageous-ray more, the
mention of its possibility would have suficed
TO brand the person who ventured to utter
such an idea with the stigma OF unsound 10y
atty. But times have changed, and, most hap
PLY, individual opinions have changed with
them. 1t is acknowledged at last, that the
benefits of British freedom may be
understood and appreciated by men
whose mother.tongue is not English.
honest, faithful and patriotic politicians are
to be found among subjects OF Her Majesty
who have never dwelt in any part of the Unit
ed Kingdom. On the other hand, the great
mass OF our French Canadian brethren have
found out that their fellow subjects of old
country origin have no wish to deprive them
OF their liberties or to destroy their national
existence. These little discoveries-the result
Oftime, closer intercourse, and the general ad-
vance ofcivilization, have produced the best re-
suits. Men have become more tolerant They
have not only become alive to the fact that, as
Christians, they are bound TO live together in
harmony-they have learned, still further,
that as mere matter of material welfare,
peace is much more successful in fostering
prosperity than continuous chickering's and
difficulties. Hence arises the spectacle which
we shall witness to-day-a French Canadian
gentleman, worthily invested with the honors
of fknighthood, received officially in the cap!-
tai Of that which was once Lower CANADA,
with all the marks of distinction due to ms
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The Province of Ontario, exceeds in its di-
mensions, those of Great Britain and Ireland,
which are 119,924 square miles. The Pro-
vince of Quebec has an area almost equal 10
that of France, which is 211 1852 square miles,
Nova Scotia is as large as the kingdom of
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The population of these four provinces, ac-
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REMOVALS.

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hearted and noble minded senator, who
died ere his eye became dim. A bare
recital of these few names must suffice
for present purposes.
Going north from Rutland you get
glimpses of superior white marble quar-.
ries at West Rutland, Sutherland Falls
and Pittstord and then the delightful
village OF Brandon Is reached, famous
for its hospitality, pubic spirit and
thrift, and hurrying away from such
temptations the tourist passes rapidly
through Salisbury, where the Mousala-
moo Bank failed to get It's charter from
the Third house, and then Middlebury,
the site OF the tlourishing college, with
the Rev. DR.. Kitchel at the helm, aided
by a capital crew of learned professors
and tutors, is reached. And Mlddlebury,
too, presents bright catalogue of star
red names of whom only brief mention
can be made. There were Gamaliel
Painter, John Chapman, Samuel Miller,
DR.. Willard, Daniel Chapman, Peter
Starr, Jonathan Hagar Robert b. Bates,
Joel Doolittle, Ira Stewart, Edward D.
Barber, Joseph Warner, Gov, Eaton, DR..
z. Bass, Harvey Bell, Dorastus Wooster,
Horatio Seymour, Samuel s. Phelps,
President Joshua Bates, DR., Thomas A.
Merrill, James Meacham, Charles Lins-
ley, Julius A. Beck with, and among the
living Samuel Swift, LII. D., Benjamin
Labaree, d. D., and Philip Battell and
the Stewards.
Passing by this attractive spot, the
railway tourist is hurried along in the
cars through the village of New Haven
and the city of Vergennes, where the
Hon. Frederick E. Woodbridge, NJ. O.,
resides and through Ferrisburgh and
the fine farming towns of Charlotte and
Shelburne, which last three are lake
towns, and the view OF the lake and dis
tant Adirondack Mountains begins to
ripen into full bloom and beauty.
Burlington is seen at last after q
glimpse of Shelburne Harbor, where q
new and splendidly equipped steamer is
about TO start on her pllgrimages
through the Lake under the auspices OF
the Champlain Transportation Company,
of which LIE Grand B. Cannon, Oscar A.
Burton and Vernon p. Noyes, all of Bur-
Tracy general agent. This large and
new steamer is called toe Adirondack"
and will commence to "ply her voca-
ton" on her daily voyages about the
middle of July, under the command of
Captain William II. Flagg, one Of the
admirals of Lake ChampIain. All of
these bits Of news l have picked up as
we leave Shelburne station and draw
near the city of Burlington, the Queen
City Of Lake Champlain.
Burlington reached at last Snug
quarters for the night at the Lake
House" A capital supper, good loom
and al inviting bed and an enjoyable
view of splendid sunset, and with SEN
sible resolutions founded on the old
saying EARLY to bed and early to RISE"
&C., g., the writer hereof, as Sancho
PaBza before him, "blest the man who
invented sleep" H.
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The undersigned are agents for the towns of
Orwell, Whiting, Shoreham, Chittenden, Bran
don, sudbury, Hubbardton, Benson, West
Haven, Farhaven, CastetOn, POutney, Mid
dletewn, Wells, Pawlet, Rutland, Pittsford,
MendOn Clarendon and Ira.
THE BUCKEYE HAS PROVED ITSELF
DURABLE.-IT HAS BEEN IN
USETEN YEARS AND NO
SECOND HAND MACHINE TO BE FOUND
YET.
Mr.. Henry Hayward of Rutland will furnish
Machines and extras for that vicinity, and
Henry Rust and George Bliss for Brandon and
vicinity.
The Farmer that buys Buckeye Mower runs
no risk-what it has done proves what it will
do. PITKIN & BROTHER.
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President AS agreed To by both houses.
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