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Jcnison was herself taken i'll within n
few days, and her other daughter
was also soon afterwards Frustrated
by disease, Mrs. Owls slowly
recovered, while her mother and sis
ter fell victims to the fell destroyer.
Many of our readers will remember the
Governor, who held that position sew.
eral years, and was also for somc years
Judge of Probate for the District of Adj
olson. These deceased members of his
family had also many friends in the
county.
"A Correspondent from the Bristol
Academy to the Vermonter says of that
Institution The number in attcn-
dance the past term was 10l, The re-
ligous element in the school is quite
strong. Several have embraced relig-
ion during the past term. The building
has been reftted and entire new furni-
ture provided. With philosophical
and chemical apparatus, an eNpcrien-
ced and energetic teacher, good roads
and pleasant village, this is Il desirable
place for n young man or Il lady to pro-
cure practical cducation-for the teach
ing is of practical character, cminen-
tly so. Lyccum and lcctuN once week
during the winter term.
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JOY FOREVER!

WHO WiIiAaNcit; BEAUTY ,r,tc.j To-, I;nl"av ;
Eed1yatiug Ecsol q 4. containing SA:apA iIiian
lie cgv.ialiue principle wherein rc-ie All the
VIRTUES %. SirsalAfi!la plr hnItit 81 l'csolN"nt
contain, more ni the curative rriHcilir- "i ~ac-a-
pail. 'hm tea Of tle lar. hrite.
Onc ~ Il. beetles Of ihir wen :cftul puri!cr ii
l.' llrul Wit hang, ~" most rrpuisiNc h'N +,
c'v"cl witi tine wort >urc., u.c.,. ana o'"er
ia.i.mi,iNs Co >oant and hoa'jAN condition..
l. uaAc- ptHc .l.ol: il Secure, ci ar -lin, '"''n'i
and uli,c teeth ,eiu Hii ,",at,r Htli-. -,t"n%
Ha,i uyuitut ha,t. bright aod c - eye. s"eet
a..i pirr 'itrj'I -'ru-, wh, USE b.. however M
nIuni,, t.r, may be i. personal APPEARANCE
h.ll't aaI rr4ut, 60 al. pr,ro Our y lar ger
Eoitl.. sold ny druati-t-. S." ~ IA was q
AW.rat isr T. g. 90
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{ ME OF TIE BEST INVESTMENTS.
THE
FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS
If the
GNlpN l'AClf.C RAILROAD COMPANY
SlU VI | LES COMP ,ETED
Sj0 MILES COMPLETED ,

., limited smonnt If the First NIort,o,. r,nIs
ut ihr Union ia, Ill, Enilrood Cunuo,,,. ~, iI.r
ed to ths M bio A. one IF tb. LIZ, ,,I ,
profitable inyp.tm4nt. '''' N''>
l. Tiny sr,. A first mort,,u., ,,,,, ,l. l.,,.,o. +
au,i most important r>,ilrond IN ,i,c ,.o,,,,r.
.. l;y law they can he i..nrl f" tbo |,r,,,,,,,,
u,.A a, the road i. culnuIcind -, L,t l,,. ,iii'-
I represent "A real v.lrr '
D. Their amount /. liiuil.,i L,. met ~ ,.,,..r .
to Filty Million Dollar. on lin. rnti, r,c;sf ia.
rr an average of less than $40 0un ,.. mia
t. Hon t. H. Nur.su If tL. i'uit.J ,g.,.
senate and Hon t,Lrs I,ro 81 ,I t.;, /
Ntnir~ lInu-. of E.,,r-. .ntnti,,. ia , ,',,''
for the bnudn, Llrr f. , IN = ~, ,h' H., ~
.,r,, ,,rotacirI ~ "'' INV" IN ''r'''
d. live t,,,,-rri,r, a. il;r.,.t.r. .,...:...i H.
, the President ti tl,. l-uii,d S,,, LIZA ,,
.iii t. III. c.ilrt,,- i.r tr ,,,,,,',,.. :;
affairs ~ -
g. In,o Tnitr, St,t.. Cn,pu,i..f.,,,r. ,...,
certify that the road j. g.eu h, !. .,l .,..;,,
D. ;u.. in an i...pc.t, 4 iir.t-,.I,.s rqjIv, I,r
any bonds can ha issued mon i,
:. The lrii.I States t;uyeri,,,.nt I,n1 ti,o
I ''n,,orf /, oy.li U.idg TO I'm, .nr, .,,o.,,,t
b . .t.t tUv ,,u.rtrv i,.,it. for ,,li.t, t. Il
3 ,H'.i mott .,i.r q c,ilii,.
; \. ~ ,.h,itonnl aid. - make. Il, .l.ulot. l,.
nation at T. S1 ,,rr, ci l1iI g., In. n,i,. Ivi,..
{ u"nn each SIDE ui thc rui,l
.. The Bond. pn, six Ter. CON, f., ,-.,.I . ,,
:rinci'1l j. nl-u istvnl,i. in ..oli
-. ii,r cituia... ftonn iho local .,,.. t
.,e-, n,.r.. over i,,,.. ,Iil,i,. ~ NJ '''-
! Which. ait,r i.i,ip. op.r,iiu - ,\,s.n.. 'i
: ,n';rh more dian sufficient In u,, ,i. - ,..',
These earning, uili hc vastly inc,r,-.'l 4, ,h,
,o,n,.lei;,,, + Tho .,,;, li -; iG"o '''' ~ '"'
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J 'IiE GREAT NEW ENGLN>D

.s'iE GREAT NEW ENULN\D
UEtHipI.
BEI.W.rOAND WHITE .NEtutirltt 80
Cures Sore ltra,t Colds CnH',a-. j ria,
lau.chi,,-. Splitting OF hla"l. and iriu Harl Al
lotipu, .ru',alN. II Is rcma!.t.i' r,m,dv
for X nrv Complaints, D.ahctc. rloH,l', 1t
VoilE- Urine, blrrd,n., tfoin 90, r.i3,'- ani
Bladder C .5sr aud other comp t.n'-.
Boston, Jat. 20. sos.
PuIASn'> Wurr PiNE CoNr.usu --\i..l tIv-
;l.ri1tn IL "a thoruHch uid rr,Hi confidently
,e.rmu,rt luiauG's White li., F. ,uI. -'.ll a. 4
t,ry Niiuahir article too ill.,. ,tH'.' ',. .trG.h7,
aud iulimuuic complaints i.'.r.tjiN. !, -,N ral
cases We have '.noWu i SEQ -Nr it","t liei
when all other rcmeaic- w.j.h AlJ ,~-,u TIE mad
tailed It is an article hi,A. .o It ,u'ul'r so
promotiyc nj sudden am .r,r.. .or' u. O., rs t 4
frw England. ought 4,.u 't',. t.".!t and
wear. tuIc iuat inu>r O." ,H'r ".tta.J i' and
give j, II fair liii, wih .,. tucgt'.."g .. Wiling
10 hc withou! a.. -B0e0u JpirHr..
y VALUABLE MEpNIS E--iT i",Wi White
i'uc Compound. advert SOB iu 'gr c.ltuiilH ~ n
-ucrcs.tu attcIsut a. ,.ui !uc a9lapp!' the med
iciual virtues at ihc Nhtc Pine / arh, II has
been thoroughly tested 10y People iu thl- city and
vicinitS and IA idolri" or aa- o-iim rias to lis
value from person, Vcu known to "ar citizens.
Mr ,rcamu,uI IT, tial g. al d.-r case II dis
| cl.c TO witch g. /. iapi~i. IL !. Tor ~" by all
our ,.tugri,t.-N ;. mi pl.a.nt
IL" Whit liu'' Compound = na >.'idi5 ever!
par. al tbc tnit,A States ...d British Provinces
Prepared ai Jlr NEM ENCH Nh BOTANIC
I Dt,Jl. lart4. Mas 'oly
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AddIsoa County.


Our sister Vergenncs is soonto have .
another enterprise which promises to
add materially to her Importance and
wealth. Several gentlemen, amoh.
whom are some we'll known among IL
for their energy, pluck, and business
tact have already made arrangements
to enter largely upon the manufacture
of "family scales" Machinery, already
in operation in New Haven, Conn,
will soon be moved to Nergenncs, and
put in buildings formerly occupied by
Hayes & Falardo.
-Stoddard Martin, Esd, father Of
our townsman, John Martin, Esq. died
at his residence in Ferrisburgh on sun
day, the 2lst ult in the s8th year Of his
age. He has been many times called to
nil posts of honor and trust 10y his fell
low citizens. He has been member Of
the General Assembly, and held various
local offices at different periods. He
was highly esteemed by all.
GREEN MOUNTAIN TEMPLE, No. i -
On Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th, the
above named Temple was instituted by
F. II. Bascom, Dist. Dsp'y G. ". C.
T. at Vergennes. The following OIL
GERS were elected and installed for the
term ending February LIST, 1865;
Frank. II Bascom, ID. T.
Mrs. II. c. Johnson, d. V. T.
stiles A. futile, +. u. 7.
F. D. Johnson, ID. F. s.
l.. r. Berry, ID. 7.
w. w. Booth, ID. c,
d. G. Meigs, ID. NJ.
Mrs. n. II. Jaquays, ID. l., H. :.
Miss Elma Tuttlc, d. r. II. $.
Miss G.. Burroughs, d. ID. NJ.
Mrs. ID. A. Melvin, d. Guard.
]. S. Burroughs, ID. Sentinel.
Regular meetings of Temple on tn
LIST and Sd Wednesday of each month.
DEATH OF Mrs. JENIsoN AND HBl
DAUGHTER. The widow and daugh
ter of the late Governor Jenlson dice
within q few minutes of each other, il
Ferrisburgh, October Goth, under cir
cumstances in themselves interesting
Mrs. Orvis, daughter who lived il
Ferrisburgh, was taken seriously j
and her friends sent for her mothel
Mrs Marilla II. Jenlson of Shorehan
and her sister from the West. Mr.
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IRA w. CLARK. AGnNr.
NJ '"rurv. VI.

aud ia NcN iorl. 1t the I,,irlAn,'s uGi,. No.
20 Nassau 81. ani hy John j. ti,cn 4 SON, Tank
"r' No. ~ Wall 81. and by the ComplmI's al
'crii-ed agents throughout the United STATE.
Hci"'s seat rec. but parties subscribing .hroush
.r"l agents viii look to then for their !ai,. de-
livery.
NEW PAMPHLET X MAP was issicd a.
'"H"r 1t containing report Of he progress
% - work Ia Thai datr. ami 4 more ctmplei Ia
SAT meri III relation t" the value Of ia. bonds
nan can he given in an advertisement. which
MI ie rent free ON application at the Cos,ran,'
offices "r to any ot the u ,veriised agents
JOHN !. lSrO. Treasurer New York.
irt. d 1865 3Oy
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General state News.

evening last
At the burning of the Mt. Anthony I
House in Bennington, John McDermot
was struck by falling chimney and
badly cut on the head
The Vermont Peat Company is said |
to own tracts Of land in the vicinity Of
West Faircc village, which contain
valuable deposits Of peat.
OnITrARY.-Captain Charlo" T.
{, Rockwell, Ordnance Department Uni
ted States Army, son of W. II. Rock
well, Esq, of Brattleboro, n young man
with many friends and of much prom
Use, died at Washington, D. c., Soy.
10, OF typhoid malarial fever.
BURLINGTON CITY. ourt,-Thc FREQ
Press says meeting Of the Chittcnden.
County Bar was 10 hc held on Wcdncs-
day evening, to consider and adopt
whatever rules may he necessary for
the trial Of cases in the burlington city
Court.
William G.. shaw, Esq, has been
appointed Judge of the City Court, and
ba, .,,,olicoi o,d ,,.i,t aa,,,,,o,..... ,,a
s,..,d,,.. ~ tho ,.r. l,i,,. ,,anrt 49, .,aa
Anna Dickinson will lecture be-
c.rot fine N..1I O. g., in pn,IonJ nc
cembcr -.
IN, = !, i.r,o., t.,..t ,..., .r
fine T. An p T. at pnu,pd d,nI 80,
Sunday.
/, -11,bert \,o,,,,.iile , ..ourc
man rr,,,oyci in tho factory If a.
King of RutIond lo.t tvoofb;. tinocrs
Ia. o. ,.;ror,or Jaw. ~, ,ton,,n,. 49,, IT.
wec,
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c.,.;-,inrof Io,,n pro,t H. ,<ol.
l,.,. ,r.r,..,, ,lo,. rLo,n1or ,,;.har
oni >;uunor I.uio,.. warn ounoirt.d NV
tl,,. f.,,i.!ot,,ro .fo ,,urcbasna .,t, .,,,,.o
our,.,..o,,. .o,.,,o,. o,ds,,or;rt,n1
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Observation-Disclosures.
'd,r,, IotaI Connonv" ot Nviud.o,
yr;,h ,. o,,,,t,l or 80 ORC
.,..,
,i,.,,'.. .,.;,t, h,1.a, 81 Irndar,,u, t.
claimed to he III wears old. and vet as
vigorous ~ a man or8O. He has WORKED
on his sons farm during the past sea
son. lie is the father of IS children
the "Lahv" ofthc family being 80 year
old
AAN il'f'' > '''''Ni'''' N''' '''''' ''''''
bcrmcu at Burlington have adopted tn
r ten-hour system of labor, a reduction o
an hour n day.
Coal goes up but gas comes down Il
s ~ NloNilS- from - per tho"7"''" lsV
D 'o9'' ne consumers 'n'hN 'h'F '""l
= W''''eSs " 'af'i''r 4''o'''"h WIN '"''
f tude.
: MAJOR Henry bronson, formerly
1o',. -, ' ' wv, , i'' ''',,,, 49,,
l.'l' '',' 49, T.' p ~
- s',,' ,', -, , ~ '',, o'i''
c '''' , "',' , .','l w., '' |
W. "''us ''s' " o' n, r
:. % '''7a'C' - , ~ 10 INV
= .on
Q
!" Il I'sh' III stowe Dove" ''''
men ana uoS ana large mouse or
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J.. ID. TWITCHELI,
iil4S. -. LANE,
=. =. IDChN FL.
fCmmi .iuu"f>.
MORO r

lii, undersigned vuuA respectfully aunouuec
~ Wv ,ii,..i,... iIc i,,c,e:, of p W;i,;,,,'o
& Go IN the Butcher business, and have opcued
a Meat Market md tho name of COMSIOCK 4
60. IN Mcleod bUlug first door east of Scott
hnot and shoe shop, where they will I've happy To-
wait upon al iho~. who may desire prov isions ! 10
their Inc Lime will also he kept on hand for
sale. They are making arrangements to open
Lumhcr Nsrl whcr' they will ill orders for every
, Kind a, lumler manufactured in this vicinity, OF
short Hotice
MILTON BIoohs. .. >. CoMsToCK.
MddlebAry, Noy %, 1873 3i,l
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DUTLAND MARBLE WORKS,
Foot al West t.. kirrANp. Vr.
W. y. OLIVER.
MlN,FAcIuEtE .tNn DEALER ~
.tir,r.,.,s and Foreign Marble Native and Sc"i''
Gran tc., lIr"wR,t"nr, Sc.

Niliiar, rDl Give Monuments, TomhS, Cruotarl ,
fonts, Head,tOme>, &c.,
DtslGNEp $50 ENECurtp ~ IliE Gi>r >Il IL.
Nautle, Shelves Furniture amt Counter Top.
Our Work, hc;ns situated in the vicinity ot
celebrated RutlanG 'luarric, our marble i ca '
tally sci cited from she entire lr"'uchon, ami $40
furnish better grades st stock, and manufacture
lower rate. than can h. Afforded elsewhere IA
tie, desiring iir~t-cla-e cemetery inptoVcmeu,
can have designs prepared and work forwarded
. and erected in any mart "t the country.
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER l., 1868.
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON RAILROAD.


MIddlebury.
An employee of the Railroad Com
pany, named Kingsley, while assisting
in the saving of wood at the depot, in
this place, on Wednesday, backed upon
the saw, and received severe wound
on his leg and hip. The cash was
eighteen inches long and several inches
deep. DR.. o. L. Ross was Immediately
called, and the wounded man was pro-
perly cared for.
THAT TURKEY.-On the day preced-
ing Thanksgiving, we found upon our
table, q splendid fat turkey which we
tested thoroughly next day, and found
delicious. We tender our editorial
thanks for this remembrance to o, F.
Comstock & Co, and suggest to the meat
buying public that n firm which keeps
good turkies, very likely, also, keeps
good beef
Our county officers enter upon their
new term to-day. We believe the only
new OlllceT 10 be liuuSulhlNu 10 1AN'i
Samuel Z. Cook, rs Judge of Probate
for the District of Addison. Hon, Geo
w. Grandey, by appointment, served
out the term of Levi Mcader, Esq, rs
States Attorney, and now commences
the term for which he was elected in
September.
THE December term of the Addison
County Court will commcnconoX Tues
day, Hon. John Picrpoint Chief Jus
tice, presiding.
A goodly number assembled at the
opening of Mr.. c. r. stones singing
school, on Friday evening. There il a
prospect of good class.
SHOT. -NFessrs. Judson \. Wright
and Frank Hawley, on Monday of last
week shot large loon on Otter Creek
near the residence of Jehal Wright
Esq.
THANKSGIVING In spite ofrlin auo
other Inconvenience, Thanksgiving
Day was observed 10y ourcitizcns in tho
usual good, old-fashioncd way, wifi
family gatherings, turk 'cs, and chicken
pies. The church service wcrr not
very fully attended.
The Fall Term Of the College clo.et
with an examination, on Monday am
Tuesday of last week. The total mum
Der of students in attendance during thG
term was Co. or these, l. arc seniors
II Juniors, 81 sophomore and IS fresh
man.
Last Sabbath morning Row. J. *
Converse, of Burlington, spoke in Tin
Congregational church of this place, il
behalf of the African Colonization So
ciety. In the afternoon, Rev. Mr.. CNr
of Rutland, presented the claims Of Tia
Paris Bible Society, ana gave some In
teresting accounts of scenes and occur
rences at the Paris Exposition \ col
lection was taken in behalf of cac'
. cause.
CHANGEUF TIME.-By reference t
the time table at the head OF the column
it will be seen that the time Of runnin
trains on the Rutland * Burlin9to
railroad has been changed, taking cficc
on Monday.
The Winter Term OF the Publ
Schools of this village will begin o
Monday next. The same teachers wi
be in attendance as during the la
term.
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DEAD TIE FOLLOW ING.

Ia GENTs This is to certify that have
iouad Allcn's Lung nilsam one Ct ths best RENE
d. IN She worll tor diseased lungs have used
it il my ftp,ily for breaking up troublesome
cough with the hipplesi effect. | recommended
il to a voung lady VINO had har aSsiug cough and
was threatened with Consumption, nnl it cured
her IN Tow iays. | would recommend il to all
those predisposcd to Consumption.
Respectfully youis,
\. A. HARnisoV. Cincinnati. ..
l.. u. BorIr, Druggist. UniontoNn, Penn.
writes April 4. 1865 'ALihN's LtNG BAsAM
h performed some remarkable cures aboui here.
| recommend It with confidence in all di-clses Of
the throat anl lungs
SrHriNG Bios Druggists, write lrom Carroll
ton. q. Jan q, 1867. '.seni ~ siN dpz,n ht-
IESS rNG BALsNY. We are entirely "ui ol it.
II give, more General satisfaction han amy other
mcdicins We .cll.'
rg- prrrf DAVIS & SOS, rrayi icncr L. L.
General Wnuesnlc Agents tor Tia, Eastern states.
Soil b., ~ dealer. IN Firi,, NlcHlcinc.. Price
II. 3l-Iw
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CTATE OF vERMONT-District Of

lA IL OE Observation-Disclosures OF
y Addison, So.
The Probate Court Of the District Of Addition.
TO all persons interested in the estate Of
JOHN G. BALDWIN,
late Of Whiting in said District, deceased,
Greeting:
Benjamin Casey, executor Of the last will and
testament of the said John G., Baldwin, de-
ceased presents his administration account for al.
lowancc. and also asks for a decree
of said estate; Therefore, by the authority
Of the State Of Vermont, you are notified to APP
peai before said Court, at session thereof to
lie held at the Probate Office in Middleburv
in 'ad district, on Monday, the 2lst day of
Dec. next 0sGsl at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
aud show cause, iianv YOU have, why said account
should not he allowed, and such order or decree
made rs shall be necessary to close the settlement
OF said estate.
Dated at Midllchury, this eth day of Noycm.
her A, u. 1868
81 3w JED BUSHNELL. Acting Judge.
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8ssal 4Otiess.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

.
:, We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District Of Addison, Com
missioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
estate of MARIl.LA II. JENISON,
late Of Sloreham, in said district, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto and six mouths from the 18th day Of Nov.
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, We
do therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
to the business of our said appointment at the
dwelling house Ct Marvin North, in Shoreham, on
the third Saturday Of Dec. and April next from
nine o'clock a. m. until four o'clock D. M, on
each Of said days.
Dated at Shorcham, this 2jth day Of Nov, 1868.
se,sw Sc s. G. SSJMG TT'u com'era.
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JED :. BUSHNELL.
Acting judge
STArE OF VERMONT - Addison


INFNl IT II ITNENE1.
late Of Mitllchurv in -.il ol,tlict, deceased
Greeting
.amr- VI. Slplc administrator Of the estate
uf said Lafayette Harvey. decreased. presents lii
administration accouu: fer allowance, and asks tor
4 decree q: ,i;'l estate:
Therefore, hN the authority 81 the State oi Yer.
mont YOU are hcrrl,, notified Ia appear before tie
Probate curt tor lie District nj Addison, at a
session thereof. la zoe holden at the Probate Office
in Midl"hury. in ,lid District On Monday, the
2l., day e December nest. GSGs) at IN O'Clock in
the { rcuoon. aud show cause. il any YOU have
why said accoutt ,hoHid not Ice allowed aud ,uch
lie rec or order made shall he necessary to clu.e
the ,cttlcmcui If aid estate.
Dated at Nihllchurv. iii, 10Th Gav Of Nov
g. D. lSCS JED :. III SMELL.
ariw Ac.ius Judge.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-07-10
Our Population a Century Hence.

THE most considerate and cautious es-
innate and set down the increase Of pop
ulation in the United States for several
decades as follows; 1870, forty-tvo mil
lions; 1880, fifty-five millions; 1890,
seventy seven millions 1900, one hundred
millions. 1t is not unreasonable TO sup
pose that in a hundred years from this
time we may have hundred millions in
the valley ofthe Mississippi, seventy on
the Atlantic slope, and thirty on the Pa
cific. There are more owners of the soil in
this country than any other. We have
fifteen millions, whereas Great Britain has
less than thirty thousand According to
Mr.. John Bright, half the land in England
is owned by fewer than one HUNDRED and
fifty persons, and half the land in Scot
land by not more than ten or twelve. No
wonder that emigrants come hithG. For
the last eighteen years our average immi-
grafton is 1S1 ,269; that is to say, during
all that period an emigrant has landed on
our shores on an average of every minute
OF time, and oftener, counting the day
twelve hours long. There are probably
fifty tongues doing business in our me-
tropolis; there are from thirty to fifty
thousand Cinnamon on our Pacific slope
The commercial convulsions and political
connections of Europe, and the fear Of
revolutions and conscriptions, are quick
ening and spreading from the European
continent the westward wave of life
Rural Neao Yorker.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-07-10
Concerning Leisure.

THE most fallacious ideas prevail re-
specting leisure. People are always say
ing to themselves II would do this, and
would do that, if l had leisure" Now
there is no condition in which the chance
of doing any good is less than in the con-
dition of leisure. The man fully employ
ed may be able to crafty his good dispo-
sitions by improving himself or his neigh
bors, or serving the public in some useful
way; but the man who has all his time to
dispose of as he pleases, has but poor
chance indeed of doing so. To do increas-
es the capacity of doing, and it is far less
difficult for man who is in habitual
course of exertion, to exert himself little
more for an extra purpose, than for man
who does little or nothing, to put himself
into motion for the same end. There is
reluctance in all things to be set agoing
but when that is got over, then everything
goes sweetly enough.
Just so with the idle man. Inlosing the
habit, he loses the power of doing But a
man who is busy about some regular en-
ployment for proper length of time
every day, can very easily do something
else during the remaining hours; indeed,
the recreation of the weary man is apt to
be buster than the perpetual leisure of the
idle. AS he walks through the world, his
hands hang unruffied by his side, and he
can sometimes do more by single touch
in passing, than a vacant man is likely to
do in twelve-month. Let no man ask
for leisure in order to do anything Let
him rather pray that he may never have
leisure. If he really wishes to do any
good thing, he will always find time for it,
by properly arranging his other employ
ment-Erchdnge