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; u . ; . . «.r those that walk m dark-

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feet of b.««e. tTt** c .mjpiny do ing this in tiie , least L a w to receive «r<n i

T h e 4 N H w a s nicely shaded b a t rcty '

rough frosh A c rain of tho pccvi-m* .1 »y. and .

Uicfrsitc *gK!T "up" fliroHph*' ' T b e f o f f e w i n g is t h e reewk. i

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. ni.>!:. !.!i • !• « y ev<

b-.is* hatid>, in t i fjci li...i:>o barking f.f big voiced (ore-

•iu;h their speaking trumpets , tlic

g i i l y dcmratoii rnginos and hose

cart?, nihigirtl wiil) llio sharp rlanging of

'.h*ir bolt*, burdened the air. wbi le h u g e vol-

iitii«». of ciiiliiiMastic cl.o*rs. from ibe throat?

oi the iusty defenders of our ftrrsklos, rout

the welkin , whatever that i s , and w e n t xoar-

m;; upwards belw.-eu tin- walls of rock which

bom thr village in on citlier sia.-. au.l o c b o o j ' , , , n S "ft-r »b^ f.V> are tprm '.

faJfpaMtnifc.nf. Ke-K-..«, |Uwdy H i t . ("aL.tract«;teiit Fill-. K.sri ic , PUlUb»ir- l i . II tthora, Sarab«: <. ii>-li. f, n.i(Ub«iruli . KinckoriMck.-r, Jiar;»!>sa IMIcvtK, S t . AU.aot ,

T h e w i n n i n g con ip«ny , Iiwlappn^ciit of

Salem, had Uictr pick out of the C M U C U H I

V e r m o n : o i i i p i i i v . . v c o r l i n c to the coufcs-

sioij of their own m e n and it i« to be honed

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. :;• a- a M'.ur barral, I V a.« a tnrkev e»^V.

etitipring wand in a '

b i^hlj scietilifie mai .ne - , it was t.v» mitch for

ol.l Dave—W1M> mas pretty -ful l"—and b«

niarrliiil in fwnt and oaiiennl about ihc

a boy of ten . swinging his hat .

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of fair play.

Hel ler he ke.%Un with ft c l w nHjonl. boys , i danc ing , gest iculat ing and s inging , uni. l ti-

lh:in win with a (.ml one . for that sticks ' »»»> he iMvame » . wrmight u p H a t he - . . t

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; .-.!:• "liat o t * titwH it \\\h\ to ?0t it OUt i l l

!, - li."in? •.!. V. s'.-;la across II u! w a g s a I5ay— .

- .kir.s fi-.ir. the l.ea-i'.:t'i! v;!!a£P of Port

Mi'tity— irmti ''rowti l 'o int—wiio iv t!i<' r-'

•uaiiis <d the ur*t (or: otiii: on the ^akc are :

»;.ii ji|*iti:y risible, -was tbo very »l»il, where .

< lianHilalu inarched asliorc with Lis Ind ian

;:• 'V Mr.Ti'.Il . the o\erse<

V> . . i iet i ice. >jlifima:. & (*\

At t... Chocve: Jied >>•;; lia.l l",r>n discov-

•yc] \s n^r|y s s l^M. i)Ut not Bll'.ch JUOCTCSS

L...1 :<c. '. uiiw'.o towards laUing li. until l?21,

i*2:i". V'..j.:bf F > h c r olt.tiaevl a lease of it.

p n i n ; ;ui annua l rent o f ten t o n s of U«iom

.: ••!.. li.^. r i .ut j not , bowover , baVC puskod

':. > .'!.:••*;>ri«e with m u c h vigor lor a ijei.'ie-

Ti.au now i.\jii.^ m I*o:l Henry , told .is that

h.. i-.' :'..v'e.': .h ! ; 3 5 iiii1 sli.i'.'. Is.wl oi . ly

7' . . ~'ir.*rv .- • '.: >: Icot l .elow i'..c ^u:l:u:e.

a;i.i tba: tbo o iv was r i i4od by TUilaus of

•iioib hew." b.K*«1 iluwn intft tit* shafi;. The ;irst Blast F u m a o e was erected at "Tort H e n r y

.i: 1?J2 bT Major J o n a s DalKba in c o m p a n y

with lion. Jolm IX Dickonsou or Troy.- The Qie trotti this sa^9^ Clicever Ucil was used

and also tl iat from a m . n e in V e r m o n t . —

which was hauiod aci«is llrt iake on the ac, —as well .xs from the I*wt Ileiiry oro beil

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i oiiiii'cliDj; roil.-

..' pumps , those

'. torwanU .ui-

llti*. a sTj;;i';l j . : 1 . . ;

t t h e s e m i n e s is

:-.babiv :i'-t o n e !

^•r'.'. ';i .ii l!ic ore produced

uult'-d in thin l i c iu i ty—

'.venlietii jiart. A t F l i ' i c h -

•« Ii.-».i,., ..•,-; r ' ^ I o u d e d a - h e ,.ri'-:SMMn ' a U ' u : i l r i ! " ' « o s t of t h e * * e c v o r .

• •w0» l i .nr!«Uls , - and kii".,il ibr .-e a d e . b at , E a t t L c ' " : : ' : u -"icrost. in conucct io i i wi'.U

'»«• very first shot" ': t J l p s c w o r k s ' c ( , » t e r 3 * l l h « v i i i i l S e o f M i n c _

T h i - ' w ; pn.hal . y "'.. i : - \p!osioti o l I V l ) , e - w L i c h h M s p f t i i i g B p « b o u t t h e e x t e u -

•i . i .p.»»AT. the Iro-imm lia.1 ever heard And j ^ " ^ ' s w5«>re spoken of s e v e n mi les west

>: m-:-t have impre>-ed m.* t etTe. tual'v upon I o l t h c l a k«'- ! k [ e s s r s - S h e r m a n , U l shop a n d

• i.e hundred ai:

liii;bt!Jna"ion:y of ci'. iii/ati- HI o v - r barbarism.

IJat wl ietber t h > wa--. tllO <cene ot that

. .s.ttict oi not, we km.w thai atwitit the year '7.H at which .nr!y ;>rr;od i-oth the Frencli

and Euititidi were striving to s a i n foothold*

•. .kilvmice of oach other in the new world,

'Vv-srvri , su i i i vorn (''•'"dibrd after their a p c e m e n t to work tbc

S.uidford B e d o u shares , s e e m to b a r e prose ­

cuted their des ign steadi ly , the bulk of tiie

ore be in^ hanlcil to Ticonueroga w h e r e tberc

was a bloom forge.

In ls->i a quantity ol this ore. was Uicd iu Uic Blast Farnace at Tort Henry, litrt owing

aid e<.peci.Uly upon Lake ("hatnpiain-the j tt>""mismaMgtment prohaWy with the •» - --~ ' fluxes used, the result was unsatisfactory, hut uiportance of w h i c h it w ev ident w a s seen

isom t h e first, from the n a m e ?:veti it—*'rru-

ei'lcre i/u«r«#ite i. t. Tkt dUre that i» Uu.

oitte «•/ the country- -\ » '

The French eridently ciiiraed possesion by the right of discovery and in 1731 Deauhari^s \

two years later, some ore,-of a leaner quality from the aame loeriity was used with suc­cess, and it was soon found, that wix^d with tiie f beerer oiw ft mMa «xeeNent irwi.

I n ISM th is £ • * & * > ! ore bed c a m e iu to

i s ordereil to c o m m e n c e %hc e tec t ion of a l * 0 possess ion of J o h n A . L e t , Gf»rgc Sher-

l . r t t ipon Crown T o u i t . This, fort w a s c o m - j «>*«» * " * Eliphwliil HaM w h o p a * *1MK> for

plet . i ! in IT.jn and w;.« n a m e d St. Frederiek. | ;t- a m l a litOe. "iUtdt in the saiise y e a r 3Tr.

Dur ing the iinbr iglio which fol lowed be- H a " S"*? o u t t « A . J . R o « ( « l « o f TrO^r w h o

•..veer, the French and the Kusi'tsh Colon- in 1S4» sohl »o i t e s srs . S. II . and J . (r. <fiUi-

:- . - in M.tssaclms«tt<. V e r m o n t and N'ew | erboe.

^ . . i i , .i m a n by tiie rami ' v( A l e x a n d e r i l e - J I « ! * « I .o* retired and t-inrc that t i m e the

K "i/.i • w:is t.VK.-p. prisoner by the r V n . h • business has been conducted by the Wither-

!• .d Indian!-, and brought to t h i , lort. | hees , ahcrnian A- Co. Sincri f l ien Port H e n r y

T!.U i> a family tradition Mi'i:'.; tiie dc-

—jHJi'idMd MeKenzie hn". history inlornmis :' ;it < i: UiO i w e n t y - i o i t l i ol (>ct"W:- 17'"..">—

!.ue.-n y.-ars i iter—ti:e - a m e Alexander Mc-

Keiizi.' ai'rtreant in the Koriietii je^iui.-ui :.-.-,• v..'. tr.'iu a-jratef.:! ^tatr, I'M: . .;- intlltary

r-rvices t-ao patei.ti one oi one huiidrf-d a-res a:ij aii'.tii'r uf fifty. Th> Ur.d wa= j w.it.il ,n what ;.- now Die t.ovn ol Moriali. I

i j^i Miuih of the -uhur'o ol l 'o i t Iletity k n o w n

i- < .-dar 1'oitit. j

•d att-r s.-rvii::: ios i-ouiitry |

: 17^" I,:-, -a'te iii-ii-

I oro c o m p a n y has been incorporated, cons i s t -

in;; of t h e above t inu together wi l t , h e a v y

iron n r a :n Troy sn>l P.>n™W:eep«ie. T h e

on»inal owner of litis tract Deacon handii'id ilieil in Moriah week beforv last.

Mr. L . W . McKeiiT.ie, son ot A l e x a n d e r Mc-

KeiiziQ wlto l ives wi th h i m , and grandson

ot the original sett ler at Oeder P o h i t told us

that w i th in his recollection this land, w h i c h

e:-.ii!.', two miles uorth frotr. Minevil le , there

!•< a cliarcoal Mast f m n a e e , owned by the

cotnp.ttiies operating the m i n e s , but there

a:v no hlcomur forges in the vicinity, and

ivhei: tiie work o f m i n i u s '^ d o n e the oro is

s e i a a w a y wit l iout Heing s<-paratoiL t ' on -

t:a-t:::- this with the. w jfk-= til' McSSrS. J. Ji

J. Il'.^ei-. at Ati S.i'.'.e Forks, where the ore

is all converted ;nt" . n m utn'L the siiot, and

where one It'in'.red tons of ore daily, tho rroJuet ot tt.o It'.jers" share of t h e Pa lmer

Il i i l m i n e aflords ocet4«l ioH to HOarly 2,0U0

meif'fclr W tHu co»par»tiw cnect* of the t w o sys tems upon the industrial

pursuits a n d i /aterta l prosperity o f each lo­

cality, and it is e a s y to calculate that were

i h « 4 & t > H a o r y o u a l l separated a m i con*

verted into iron upon the. spot, by the

bloomer process, it would all'ord occupat ion

tor t w e n t y or twenty- l ive thousand m e n , and

form a solid basis of populat ion ot from fitly

to scveniy-f i»e thousand inhabitants o f la­

borers and their families a l o u d

B u t as iu the future the b loomer process

is bound to decl ine ou account of the growing

scarcity of coal , and that consequent ly t h e

work of separating the iron from t h e impuri­

ties wli l i which it is invariably found, m u s t be

done by anthracite coal instead of charcoal, it is probably unsafe to count so larjtc a pro­

portion of laborers upon tho ore after it

leaves the mines. Never the l e s s , w h e n the inexhaust ib leness

of the supply o f iron m t h e m o u n t a i n s a b o u t

Port H e n r y is considered, we c a n n o t fail to

see , i n t h e « o t d i s tant future, t h e proportions

of a groat manufacturing t o w n l ean ing up .

T h e complet ion of the N e w Y o r k & C a n a d a

Eailroad will p o doubt has t en tbte t ime .

Already t h e first s teps in tli is direct ion are

being taken by the erect ion of a blast fur­

nace—the i m m e n s e proportions o f w h i c h

tire hartrty e x c e e d e d in th i s country.

T h e furnace a t Tort l l e n r y be longing t o

the B a y State Iron Co. turns out about forty

tons of p ig iron daily, r.tid this n e w o n e at

Cedar P o i n t w h i c h the Cedar P o i n t Iron

Co. are bui lding, will probably h a v e a capa­

city of a t least o n e fourth more . T h e e n g i n e

at the ibruicr furnace has a "stroke''of seven feet, 40 i.-icli s team cyl inder, and 9 0 inch

blowisjf cyl inder, whi l e o f the n e w furnace

at Cedar Point the s team cyl inder will be 5

leet in diameter, S feet stroke, wi th a Wowing

cylianer of one hovJreil inches in diameter. It is in tended t o Iiavc it runn ing before n e a t

.New Years , and a s econd o n e o f s imilar di-

meuifbns will also, it is said, bebniltioon by

back- and forth U-twcen S k e e n e Mounta in

and "Death l iock."

i n n r i , \ i iMI; i;i«u . . . M I - A M I s.

II.'i icon K u p u c and Il.>-e. ami keli.-f and

l i e -cue H o s e , ei i ib. i iki . l on ihe \'irm»nl the

even ing pre>iou-«, and arrived at the s t eam-

lt .at landing at about •"> .v. \ i . . Wednesday .

".here they wete met by the ("liicf K u p n e c r

of the Whit.-hali Fire Dejiartment.

M K . I S A M K ,

whose kindnes.-, etlieiency and courtesy ,

in the discliaree of b is laborioii- duties "t

the day . won for h im guidon ••pinions li-uiii

all parties.

TIIK ritiHl.—ION

was formed a lwut half past e leven a . u., on

the arrival o f t l ic train from t h e s o o t h —

which w a s about an hour behind t ime—in

the fol lowing order: t. St. Mary's l iana or Whit.-Unit; ISplcees .

'J. HookaiidI.mWerr('.,orwiiltciiaii;u>men. ^ WUlU'hsill steiuuer lmleiH'udeiit No. 1; -II

incn. 1. Voluntei'r Ho*e, Salem. K. Y.; J" men.

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tl lie; McK< I

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: Moi iah .

vet i-vinc '

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of til"

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is completely nnderLiid by rich beds of iron, j u1(. game Co. c .nl . l !:avo l^o , , i>nrchase<t for o n e sbil i ing I x j ^ capacity of this furnace wil l probably

:u. acre—not l ie ing rated as £»ruiius' land oti j i ^ d$B-ards of o0 tous per day, and it would

account ...f i t - b r o k e n surface. i u k „ t l l ! r t y h . i c j , . _ c o . m i , . g i a the neighbor-

h o o d o i l i l \cen uiiUion d.dhirs—to work up

the present product of the mines o w n e d by

th. .-.«.• t-.vo compai i i es ; and tho supply of ore

is apparently inexhaust ib le .

; that l . ee , Sherman

ci in ' r t - , the t"tal

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r> the M m

: i n d i i i . !.-:i.ter«.

ot the bay. t i n y

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doue ia.il wat. afe-j.it ; . .\ . . : i . .; .

I'revio if ly to the tiie.'

oi II ti! catue in p p-se^-.i

:ITI... ;:.*. ••: l;.-i, v-hicu tii.'T" :ii":!:'-- liV

• (i « a s oi ly six tln'iisalid tons .

x . i i . il\i.r ts.o Witherboes canto in j 'osses-

-ior: i' ..->-!i.'-; J'mt dei":de«l .'"^[ifi wen; taken

lo-.vaiila ibu .l.-veiwonie.iit of 'his p lop. rty.

O i l , - i n - , wer" opened, and found to be

ei.n.'.uV licit "vitii the tSaudford. Thc.-e bods

-i :.•: : > cluste.- alx-jnt a tra-JI en i iuenre

known a-i Barton Hi!', w h i c h rises abruptly

to tiie Kotih.vatd ol MliiCviUe, the 'a'.tei

IM-.:.^ -.'..ate.'. .'. ..U l-.e-.:i'.]otl of M'W) f.'Ot

above Lake I uamjiiaiii.

toriipuay bti.it tv pi.tiik road n : y to the mm..*, out the ra;>id I w , , ; i o U | 0 s l „ ) t v - .U o i .

.- hus .ness tii«d<*: the '.iyoroUi | j (r

'•t 'be proprie'er*. soon remb »-e*!

Wliltehalt Hand; 1 ' piee ... lK.ren Hose, Whitehal l ; 30men.

7. Steamer Xo. 3. x. Independent Hose, Whitol ial l ; 20 men. !•. Torrent Engine Co., wmtcaaii; as men.

In. x i e e a l loae. WhUaball ; 20 men. 11. l*ortng's ivuwl,Troy; 10 pieee«.

v>. Kniekerboaker Lugine Co., Watcrtown, > Y.: 40 mea .

13. Slorrisey Hose,Saratoga; Hmen. n . Knickerbocker l l o s e . Saratoga: 'M men. l.i. Kagte Engine Co.. Cast icton; 40 men.

Hi. Frontier Engine Co., St. Albans; OS men. 11. Belteviie Mosc, St. A.harui; 30 men. 1*. Horieon Engine Co., l ' lattsbiirgb; 40 men. 19. Cliazy Cornet Baud. 3». r ia t t sburgh Drum CXirps. -.'1. Rescue Hose, PlattsburRh; 20 men. •.£!. Keller Hose, Vlattsburijli; 20 men.

(Sapplementary, bavinj; been left beliiml the main train, ami consequent ly no t appearing with main procession): tz. Old Defiance Euginc Co., u l c u s Kails; 79

men. li. Fort Ktlward Band; 11 p i eces . -T.. l tel iet Kugine Co., a n d l l o s e , Fort Edward;

C3 men. .1". Bcscue t u g i n c and Hose, .Sandy Hi l l ; Ot

u i e i i . 21. Hii'hanVs Independent Hugine Co.. Saiuly

HU1; 46 men. '.&. Catarai* Engine Co. and Hose, Glen's Fa l l s ;

85 m c a . 20. l l a t l i o m Hose, Sanvtoga; 20 m e n .

These companies aH in nniform,witli siwjwy flags and banners and their Engines and IIosc carts gaily decorated, presented a gorge­ous appearance as they filed through the pleasant crowded streets of Whitehall, the line bands playing their best and the enthus­iastic spectators cheering Uieir favorites as they passed.

T h e s e firemen were as l ine a look ing s e t

of fellows as cvervi iarehed in a process ion—

their uniforms al lowing oft* t o g o o d a d v a n ­

tage their splendid phyxiqtte*, w h i c h g a v e a

mos t emphat ic lie t o that contempt ib le t h e ­

ory of modern skim-milk phi losophers of the

degeneracy of t h e rac?.

I n a case l ike Uiis w h e n all appeared s o

well i t m i g h t s e e m invidious to parUclularize

and yet w e c a n n o t refrain from m e n t i o n i n g

our o w n favorite

i i on icosrs ,

the last o f t h e Mohicans—representat ives o f

t h e o l d e n t i m e in l ' lattshi irgh F ire Depart ­

m e n t w h e n w c used to be ob l i shed t o p u m p

water to put o u t tires instead of—at n o w —

simply turning a wrench and letting a flood c o m e wi th a pressure of one hundred pounds

to the inch in search of its own level! . Fourteen of these men loot up—good solid avoirdupois we ight , 253$ l b s !

Ana l ien- we urn) :is well d ivulge a whisper that Uic l lor ieons propose t o h a v e , some t u n e U f o r e timjra *'vr '.MAN'S BKAST ttAKK. which will'vittwefcrh .-inylliinv: in that l ine that North­ern Xeiv York has ever seen .

K-pecially noticable in the midst of this mas;) of muscle and adipose t i ssue were the t w o

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it t n t ' e ' i i c n t

If any one doubts what w e have so o l ten

asserted in tlu-Mj pajres, that th is and the

Coi;tiir-.ious region comprises the richest Jior-

t ion, iu natural proi'.tictions, of any of the

Km;>!re Hthte, h e has on ly to vis i t these im-

m e i i s e w a j k a , fr>r t l w mos t graphic descrip­

tion cTwHAit'leeliiy set forth the ir in9gnituiK»

and importance.

It requires n o extravagant stretch of the

im.iir nation to forec.-i.'st the t ime tvlien these

I sl .uccs

. u * i i a i o . . i.?: "•^*Ii>»4n.^i<:J •'

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->;..' d;

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.s -IO'.V m a i i s u ! iraus.poruuioii iuadeipiate •

'.'...!: i:rowi:r^ wa'ilv. and. a f.-'.v \e .u- . :

'.•:. a railroad teas proiocted— | i

n - >.,:i I ' U A M I ' I . A I X A N ; I jmi i iAi i K.vr:.-!:• J A ">

i' : ".. 1*^ i., liipieteu ill ISO'-*. Ti l ls !»ad sever: rt.:e«. in l.-nwfli, v i d it< wMti^n ter- ;

IUUB .it M.nevUl.: is l i d o i'eet ab"vc it* i

.=tc.:. ". rn:;:.".- a". IV.:'. Henry . j

Person* w h o a i e iliiaectlStOtneil to ro;Vl» I

.'.ii a ^ : a i e i n . edi' .g SO feet t'_ ibe ruHc, ;

'". lit!.: it ditv!—.;it '.'> 'lni'.crstari.l how a I

will h o <ined v,-;tfi blast furnaces ,

the beautiful and rap-

inep'tusiiig village of p o r t H e n r y n o w

li'-s, a n d t h e magnif icent natural terraces

a lwve , will be covered by o n e of t i ie thriftiest

and most populous cities of X o r t h c r n ^ N e w

i'ork.

Urapeaa Joins & Fire Company! ,i-H)>i o f i s v n i . s c n nHiith*roxo>r»T ,

>IOXsIEI'K TEE ElMTOU:

SMiieetli^; short t ime I have domes t i fa t e niyseil In tii:.-> country I have assist at m a n y ilres, more a s i c a n tell . T h e w a y I h a v e introduce tnyseif first to this Department was t h i s : I v.as promenade wi th Al ic ia i n

the Hue Broad one afternoon.* Alicia she

M. . j her h.ttr wa» « n cr/i .e, and he;- ehrtpeau, b leu , .:..:.!ty wit l i | 2;: l!„i»Ued wi th bleu giroilles and topin a m -

st a t e . - , .n • I •i. I' t i :»• JTAXIIMS-*} :

ira.:.- .t i<»' fee! t ; the u.iic is surmounted , j w o r e a ' " ^ ,t"e '" *'> t V e ' «'- Ut n0™eiie nUHle>

V.d It . \ j - . l j ll..b:ed b : ai: impOSiib

onl:r!.'iry loeomotive- . Here t i ie 'engine- are ' ber«. 1 was m u c h dress myself—attire a s

v : y l ieavy—the l a r . - v , weuihing about l) ! wheii I was walk at h o m e iu Hue M o n t a i g n e • " •.'• d'tv'n'. w l i ce ' , a-e von" i a ^ l the fashiouablees they pay m e m u c h a t -

' - . . . . "•' j tend ami s a y , ( iuo . : vo i la l A s w e have .n-iv an: three " i s u. Ute •• pi r S ! i f; our promenade , w e hear a no i se , a

.. ct.u lie aa:t: VJ.iol the ! moai^BiiiMal.AKeerable noise, and a bell,, , n . . . ,.„ ™ „ , . A:o- it a m i l e or so tip the side > m o r e - i * o » i « ; - m a n y , a n d t h e n we hear t h e ' US a n d reflect h igh Credit upon Plattsburgh

i evc la im, "it is a lire!"—and then the eng ines j good l iving, wholesome water and pure air. they comf tear along and there is m u c h of • T l i e i r tM:ea w c r c g e n t i y w r e a t h c d w i t h smi les

...ie

Vii. r

FAT JOU.Y INTAXTS

w h o marched "on Uic t o n g u e " a t Uic h e a d

of the c o m p a n y — 4 6 0 lbs solid weight .

T h e ground £»iriy quaked b e n e a t h tl ieir

! tread as they received u p o n that tr iumphal

{ march the profound h o m a g e of t i ie l eaner

spectators together w i t h t h e gratu lat ious ,

cheers and wav ing o f handkerchiefs from t h e

fairest o f t h e fair, w h o l e n t the ir c h a r m i n g

presences in sneli i m m e n s e quant i t i e s t o as ­

s ist in erowuuag w i t h t r i u m p h a n t auceeat

this grand occas ion . T h i s nob le pair o f boys ,

or pair of noble boys arc yet comparat ive ly

in theiwtnfancy there b e i n g j u s t t h e faintest

dew ot adolescence upon their fair c h e e k s iu

the shape of d o w n y beards, and when they

arrive at m a n h o o d , if no th ing occurs to check

their g r o w t h , t h e y will indeed be a n h o n o r t o

a... s*: lap t. li. J. al • i c i ' / v i . 1 t'i t!l

, . n e •,!ie:-. 1 tO il.u li.

a mile or so tip the side

t'oi..ng".t '•> tii<: left, r inning

' ! > , Tn.iri., !jn 1-eiarj «h:ft.'d,

p'.i'is '.hi. train tip. siabhiuti swltcU, tucn

. VvhlC n . . \

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r : ,.ir .*. 41

^ • c r t t T 1 , thi

l>." ' : ! "" ' ! " *o '!:e left t .at the ias". a-*enl i;

tUc hea-.le-t of tL. fi-.:i

." >) a.:r..-> >• »:r.l.,MuhjaUii:

. I . .SCX-;:.-!:trpe

train

ott.c.

to anotln r. an.l from i

reached. Of co j i l t ing i-: 'lifji. rather

un up. but large quantities ol supplies and coai have t o be transporteil to the mines

(mm the dock. T h e r e are s i t e n r i n e s be-

ardor a n d furor, and !a Capata iue lie roar, . . . , . . , , » f nr nr r>~^. t—... I he roar more ai louder as any French steam | "'roi^hout, but wlicn Mrs. W. W.Cook sent I wl*»th.. and I«ky to A.licia. "I go, glory call j each of theni a Magnificent Boquet the size

' ot a small lia.ystack,Uieir c o u n t e n a n c e s broke T h o u i b e ca tch herself hold of ine and _

•»"". I \'1: !,":1° 'VT mys.Plf' t W " l s a y . 4 T Ur I i»i« such sugsestions of fun am! good hum-•use I t'jrn:..t, and d o w n s h e drops, and before I I , . ,.^T . . . .

know 1 liud I catch myself hold of the rope, 1or u , 4 t l t •««»»»• °»° u r o » d B"" o w r tUo

utld I a m " / a l o n g wUb t h e reat. Tout -a - ent ire crowd of spectators. coups, I fee! somebody kick myself, and 1 go ' d o w n , 0'tx, and instant ly I a m run over , and ran over incessant ly , unti l In VapitaUie h e imsin- to the seven miics oi road, aaid the J knocks me up with his trumpet and say,

i „ r— a . . . . . , . „ ii . , , . « , „ . • • ! . . I i.'i'/ii.', i/iuiWt*'! go a h e a d ! cite! and more

, done in the yeai ending Aug. Mt, \ fm(.;., ^ l c b ^ j , T i n W j an(1 g 0 ou> W e J liud > .be , ! | t7ayas4 /#n l tu« P o n t , at 4 talon,

w.'ilS : wnd :t burn . /o io w h e n we h a v e arrive, but 47,>>27 i v»hen I have worked long and hard, voiln ! ;'/s,r,i-i I j a m u ; o n e ! I was very m u c h astonish to ."-.'.<ii' ' I'mi! no one ejae ns m e working at t i ie e n g i n e .

'•!'- Th'-y had ail ^"Ue d o w n into the cellar to l»: iii-; the wliisky u p , au-1 n o w here , I had a

.uvev-:d

bllt.l.l. v..«« as !oil»^«rs:

N o ol trii>s made , N<>. ol cars transport.ib, N 1 "-.•:.- ! ::e .^h'.

N o . id JL.IJIU ''lill'.Oj' . . .

Wb'»«- pay roll u i iu b. .~r**< a'lt'iua.'.'y-l ' , i - , i ' : , ;o > 1:1.it.^s it.'ne la t •>

\."U>!y t . vb.cii 'W) paSMMiyei

' ! : • •tf.plr oil .f Un »e .

••! th eh n o l o -

Ir. I' sMiJ»»i ;

•', ;«•••-tn . .ns w i r e

••s..ii'.i:,jSl

r.v;!'.o;ul tiie b.-t

1 d;»i . : -

• c • r T • r • ' ^ . - . ' H h .

. ; . •• ) . •-,.-• . - • . • M • - . ' . . i .

* . o i u "s .ttli M dv. i . i 1. .1 part • .

J . ' . . ; I . ••: '.Hi- '" .Vt i s l l . ; . " . . ' ! " . *'<

: . ,• , : : . . ; . ! . . . l . . l l e d -iUM'- ll!.'.- - .

. .: - t :„-i. " « , t h t - s b . i e f j » n 'J ' .naum-. . ; • . 1 ( .' / . . . . . and the sea",.-:.; g

, ...-.- j . - : t ie -jo'-kirt- wcr> obi £• d

. , i .-j ],..!'-. t o i t l c i i . t < oUl!" a'. 1

... • •- .:,--.et. .11- !«- :U.n.ng to county

" * « . » a i a f . r t d L i e . t «SV. lie . d m i t t W#> w«.-'-.'-<l

. .«» ••<<(«*WX«J *-4i-JU»}t'-«fJ ' . ' i l l l it*.

- . ik, iV>fys%m««mW»'dAi<-v

. , : : . . . r . ; A ^ . i a t _ - . . ; , ' :.+:\ u t e . T!»!

n: :r * :.re ;i!l «i!uat««l closely .-Mljouuug each

• ' l i e : , uroun.l i l a r t - n Hil l , e x c e p t what i

M , . . . u . a-. : h - "'.S'cw l i ed P. ire ," half a J11R0

-.v«-t •! '.h" old bed, and Kishe: Hill mine ,

' a n iiiilea nortii

Tl. ..<• ar<.ai..l Pa.-t. ,: II?!; a:- probably all

j .ar t -o l the saine lutnr. which will c>i*iitti.

. i lv r.rm one • \cavat: . jn umh r ^roui.d, as

-.voii- . - j" now b«><liv<itiriiy lieard from w.tw1

,,' •;. tv . t i ' . ' i s to tie- .uliarelit olios.

•;'!.. ..• ' .••••11 "Tv-i bfd-- ;r.crages !•. :i<-t,-,<«-

. , . . ' . ."» per Olli'-. «vlli'.e th it 1...1I. ''•• V.-.v

: i .o; i^i* myself. 1 precipitate myself, I run, , 1 : uti loitei as any iocouiotive till I have. : re tch a m'ii.v//i round the corner where I 1 1. .-..' i n n :etit before. Here I have refresh 1 t'rjMPV1 "^V1! &m<: cock»Uil«, s o m e eobbtairia • a m ! a IKvVif that l ine boiiwim called Adtron-

• l...-'iv bilt:»ires. Anienca ine I h a v e m u c h • u . .ude: i! A l i i l a 1«'tvhere she drop. W h e n ! 1 have these imbibe , I c o m m e n c e t o feel I I have not been e n o u g h polite to leave so ab-' n ipt the scene of the lire, so I dispatch my-1 self to return.

Th'-y w r e jus t coming out of the cellar, and they bring with t h e m t w o or three o f ibe firemen very i imp, luehv s o l imp,—mor i.len, t h e y have not try t o hold o n t o t i ie ttioiuid when they l ie d o w n . T h e n la (V/p<-1'i'm le- collie Mid hu/ru/tpe m e verjr frieud-:> on the shouidaire with his trumpet and lie -ay. I must Join. 1 m u s t e lect , I have pluck

nut so i go and am army and rV-ii shirt, and^lheb I

it'C! i"ill ( I'lJ.e..-

( ,. owu »'

• what '»•• known

m!ii'-« th. L'oit

. th.rtl: situated

' : . ;•••: .-• i ' .'I-

.ut "shot" >.re.

l l e i i i y Iroi. i»re

•ipoi. lots 2^.-* . ;

Mid the e*»t half o f ^4, wbiiu Witl ierbee,

M.i-iu^n. A Co. o w n tin- r tmaiudcr , with the

i-%c«-p'i'in of a few nm»R- h«A.i hekii iging to

d.:l. tei.t parties. Each t«f tfies* t * o cofilpa-

nies ha-.e at Mint-TWc a stationary engine of l.V) t«jr*epfjWor,^s»th w h i c h tl ieir l ioiating,

pumi»aig,dtc.,J«;c;iie w»|iipH»hnd,t0f«rh^r v w t h i e ; . j j r lsbf>J>*- ~

From t»»lw k> taWlWll litnidu-d iiiineia are ctnploye<l hereeonataiuiy, aud th« rock

' unaerneath i» hocwyeasnbed h» attdiraetiaM

. tow * am* c«f w»«»0H m K* * Pf •. :•, • . . .1 , v. a» b'.t oi»e other settler in :.•«..: .;tf:.h of Moriali. Vyon the j ctMcnow of *Matod^ro^rtsy w»f***>*7 *b .cb u*w t-wjittB* i i . to the iako near ; j n d k a t e d , a s wmA11 • SsVy b e otherw&e, V I M

!e • \ - r ¥'.rna'.-r a prist mill bad b«n \ 1 fa COnfUWrt* **t the net daily e*n»«»f of

*m i d away to the gailairo d'Howanl, and have m y picture lake, a u d la Capitaine b e send one of his to Al ic ia and s h e o w n i t be very handsome.

And so it was I became c o n n e c t with this ! >epartitiont. S ince I have add mywlf , there have boon wot more an few lire*, b u t w e h a v e many runs and m u c h amuse .

T h e "boy»" w h o Ond t o k n o w that they have not more as e n o u g h of respire to g o o n the run , soon fall out aud s top themse lves , and w»j very se ldom r a n o v e i s a o r a a a e s i a j a a t ime , and the s a m e o n e , a aeeood t i m e , nrvair i .

Our m o t t o is " T h o u g h danger w a i t , g tery call." A t first, Al ic ia s h e • cream, ijae JOB,

hair, but T reassura bcr , a n d a t e cease W

TnB KI'XNISO

I w a s done o n Wil l iam street , which w inds to

I the eastward around the baae of gfeeene 1 M o u n t a i n . T h i s is a l ine , shaded street and

! g ives a mos t emphat ic lie to the oft-repeated

j c a l u m n y t h a t Whi teha l l i s a "Sunken Uoie."

N o w there probably never w a s a n affair

j o f tl i is k ind go t ten up where you would no t

. find about n ine o u t o f ten o f the lookers-on

w h o had a n Idea t h a t t h e y could h a v e m a n ­

aged it better, and whi le w e a d m i t t h a t per-

* fectioii iu t l ic arrangements is n o t t o be e x ­

pected where s o m u c h is to he d o n e in s o l it­

t l e t ime , yet w e claim t h a t great injustice

was d o n e to our Itelief Uoys, in cal l ing t h e m

o n , second iuateatl o f fourth according t o t h e

t regular order.

A b o u t half o f t h e m e n were half way up

t i ie course w h e n cal led,—sappoaiug they had

. p lenty of t ime and were obliged to run JO rods j

or s o iu order t o g e t t o tiie spot , aud n o t i m e j

w a s g iven thesa 10 recover the ir breaths.

We do not know the name of that elderly gBSjtlwf who sjiled a* nagmaw, MV ihf surtlng end of the course, hut we trust lie utsmmaandathalhis arbrrttas; afltmn wpsm that ocriMhm.wnieh wu wlmmjaatlf pratest-

by * 4 « s d a « r S u r p l ^ r s .

T»t; Titrvi. <>r I ; M ; I M : S .

Here Uic arraugeweuts were all comple te ,

and we believe tolerably sal i s faelo iy . T h e

• 'attract E n g i n e Co. . which was lirst on the

list, undertook to play a little ?mart at the

lirst st-\rt. by "^t t in i their eng ine all ready

and suction le . -e -.1, !1 tilled and m a c h i n e

las lened d o w n bel'T" t ime wits call.-,!—each

con panv hav . i i t , according to the regula­

t ions , a elated t i n u lot th . s wotk . Hut the

judges n a d c t h e m do lhc;r work over, and

business v.ctli 0:1 v i l l i the following resti.ts,

the cmnlitior.s !xiu_' that the coiupai.'.CS

throwing the I s ' , 2d and •"*! largest d is tances

vvcii to receive the 1 -.".<-•! an 1 :kl prizes, $200,

• 1 0 0 and «VK>, respectively. There were t w o

separate trials on ly , it get t ing so dark that

the third one was impossible, so there was no third prize a w a r d e d .

1st trial. M trial.

Old Deliance, Glen's Falls, 2(18 ft-t> in Relief, o f Kort Kdward. I n d e p e n d e n t , S a n d y Hill Cataract, ( . l en's Fal l s , Frontier, St . A l b a n s , l l o r i c o n , l ' latulxargh. Rescue , S a n d y Hil l , Kaglo. Cast l e lon ,

This record it a most extraordinary one, aild due , WC presume , t o the "patent ring

nozzlc"ju-st introduced, which keeps a stream

together much better than the old style smooth bore. O u r o w n c o m p a n y n o t hav­

ing had occasion for a n y practice t h e last

year or two, since our water works came iuto operation, arc a Bttle behind the age in these modern improvements, and were consequent­ly beaten in spite of the fact, that—as we be­lieve—the oldHorieon was the most powerful machine on the ground. And she was worked to her full capacity, too, but the stream was thrown into a hue spray, at a point of press­ure at which, with the improved nozzles, the water still fell compact ly i n big drops .

The crowd, which could not have number­ed less than five or six thousand, swayed back waul s and forwards b e t w e e n t h e t w o

points o f interest in th i s great squirt ing

m a t c h , these po ints be ing where t h e

e n g i n e s tood a n d the roll o f wide wall

paper upon w h i c h t h e s tream w a s di­

rected. A t t h e former e n d there w a s m u c h

e x c i t e m e n t a n d interest centered o n t h e

l o u c r o w s o f red skirted n iusc l emeu w h o

manned the brakes; the foreman standing upon t h e t o p o f t h e e n g i n e a u d direct ing

t h e i r m o v e m e n t s , aa t h e grand musica l

d irector w a v e s t h e baton a n d br ings o u t t h e

harmonies rrom his orchestra or c h o r u s .

H i s m o t i o n s are gent l e a t first, and h i s

body, a r m s a n d h e a d , m o v e s harmonious ly

with the long brakes, hut , present ly , h e urges

t h e m forward—"a fceMte fas ter—one—two—

one—two—*' increasing .the t e m p o from ad­

agio u p through a n d a n t e , al legretto aud

al legro moderato t o allegro axtai, w h e n l ie

yells like a demon, "ATwow come doitm w«ft 'ur b o y s ! take it out of ur!" and the brakes

fairly j u m p , and t h e old t u b trembles and shakes wi th tl ic e x c i t e m e n t , whi le t h e m e n

s h u t their t e e t h and s train themse lves , ea ­

gerly g lanc ing , m e a n whi le , a t the inouuta iu

o f whi te spray over at t h e goal , unti l no t a n ­

other feather's we ight o f muscu lar force c a n

be e v o l v e d from their powerful bodies , w h e u

the long agony dies o u t , t h e spray vanishes ,

and the crowd yel l . Over a t the other e n d

of the l ine t h e e x c i t e m e n t is equal ly great ,

whi le the m u d is m u c h greater. T h e crowd

press tip rio.-ely to the c o u n e , wil l ing and

anx ious to bo spattered, a » d to s tand ankle

deep ill the m u d if they can only behold

those blessed drops, more precious t o t h e m j

! than pearls, which their friends over yon- j 1 der arc a lmost burst ing t ' lemselves t o squirt

an inch farther t h a n their rivals h a v e d o n e .

TIMS omnipresent i iremen are there also iu

force, act ing as ring nt .v ters , ye l l ing aud

swear ing , and j u m p i n g about l ike fallen a n ­

gels , c lothed w i t h the red tin s of the bot tom­

less pit, brandishing their c lubs aud scowl ing

mal ignant ly a t those w h o are obliged to wear

c i t izens c lo thes o n sucli a day as t l i is .

l t u t in spite of all tlieir efforts the crowd

will infringe u p o n t h e l ine , a n d occasional ly

s o m e o n e possessed of a n appal l ing a m o u n t

of c h e e k will j u m p over and spatter t h e pa­

per, whi le Uic others—firemen and ail—(air­

ly screech the ir soul b lackening curses at

h i m . a n d their s trong desires and aspirations

for h i s immediate and eternal p u n i s h m e n t

in t h i s world and t h e n e x t , s o tnat the s h o w ­

er of water which has all t h e whi le been

(ail ing copious ly , i s l ike a t h u n d e r s h o w e r ,

accompanied , as it i s , by t h e l ightn ings o f

wrath and t h e thunders o f o a t h s and male ­

d i c t i o n s !

B u t n o w t h e shower subsides—ti ie t h u n ­

der d i e s a w a y , and t h e y crowd with s i l ent

a w e , shr ink back t o their places , as t h e

j u d g e s , three o f t h e m — o f venerable appear­

ance and evident ly m e n o f we ight and

respectabil i ty—get d o w n upon their k n e e s

a n d , wi th the ir noses c lose t o t h e paper, fol­

l o w u p carefully in search of t h e very utter­

m o s t a n d farthermost drop w h i c h has been

projected upon its surface. F inal ly i t is

found—somet imes o n l y after searching care­

fully w i t h tears a s it were—the paper is c u t

off with a sharp knife—the board underneath u p o n w h i c h is marked t h e feet and i n c h e s

tells the story—the chief judge announces the result, and the crowd begin to yell again a n d throw u p the ir h a t s , and run in all d i ­

rect ions to "carry t h e n e w s t o Mary,*' or

whoever else is holding their breath In re­ceive it, the stfcceatfiil companies wing the telegraph (reply t o d issemni inate the n e w s

to t h e dear o i ics at h o m e ?

T h e mus ic was very fine, our Chazy B a n d

in particular a t l r a c l i u c great a t t e n l i e a , b y

their neat uniforms, and bri l l iant execut ion

o f their l ine se lect ions . T h e SL Mary's B a n d

of Whitehal l also made a splendid appearance

and played well.

A fierce looking individual w h o s e devp

m a n n e r and impressive biin-s forcibly indi­

cated t h e importance of h i s bus iness , tr iu l

auxioindy for awhi le to sell " p o o h f a t auc­

t ion , but desisted, disgusted, pretty soon ,

f indkig t h a t there was a woeful ignorance

o n the part of nearly all h is audience upou

t h e nature of the m a c h i n e . O u e hones t

looking lellow, with a critical e y e , cal led o u t to

h i m to put up the th ing so that it could b e s n - u

what he was selling, as he didn't propose to bid upon a **pi£ in a bag," aud another was

heard t o express strong double » s t o the

up on the high "change hridRt

and held forth forth ft* a

an incipient

' of the canal

Wil lr i l l lALL POLIi'LUAN

exercised the little brief authority with

which h e had been c lothed, aud suppressed

the orator, m u c h to t h e d isgust <<l bis a u -

merous audience .

'. b l l l l i l l . - i l j i ' . i , l u ,H U l ' l i u - r i ' i •! ill • s

Mxm>i*mitr)£.w. in.l ru'.'- :t fr t.i J l . i 'f' .roi.e in H- i . < T h e ".l,ver«itie« of sftt-" S T the pr^wi ;>. • form i i y v at t h e »! IM WW of Uie-c office*.«fr> i n "the same Spirt*. - f;..| '.!,.•.Tl.-H m>.« l \ r . 1 "the manifrstat i«n of tin- S»p>- ' - j i w u u. ev.-rv m m f.. pro:"' nuhal ." ••• » - o - - i. •: geoera' ' j fully •ttderatoud- It does a - t meat, for the in.Ii»(,j!,i! profit of tlj.-' .no- tver im. , ; the ' g i n . " I U M*WsSSJ*6s«mtM»B.' t h a t -the evident pi>s>. *s,i.m. of «.Miie *peci.il gift <»'

^SW»X«T»t t lE " ? ! • ^ e l f , but for the c u m , , , , , profit or l - « e n t of

the whole bodV. it i* lor •s>her*tr*oi for rum •eif. TUcre i« ti > r.»>m leit. ll.er.-f. re '--r

! - e ! l . S e l f is I , . , ' t! r , j . . n . .f ( h e g,f t ; ,1, ,» • •» fi.nl. Self is not tb hu.-ttio'ri ,f l I.. R - l i " K..i tl .e l»s!y i- no t «•]•» uuvniher. IMU m in v." Mid \ e t •'.,!! ,re „„•• body."

j In the even,112. >t. I.nVe X IX • 44. '• I'l. .4 j ino ir , „/ „,^ tite ' i«n «f »/iy r.»»l«/#o„" T h -

. l eu» "knew n o t - ( h e t i m e . . / l b . i i visitation. • IH-CAIIO.- their minds and Iwart- w r . - - . , t.. j Ui'lv preorcupii'd hy earthlv th-u^s l b . re j was tirst the individual ^n>e,l ol t i ioi iev.wbi. i l i is the sauh' n o w that It was then , and'i«.-..in j tiioiily k n o w n anion.' us as "devotion t o b u « j in.-ss." Ik^idtfs thi* there was the strung na­

tional fiviingof the J e w s , whose nati<>iiaht) was indeed s t n w w . U i s y k t t k a S W « n > .tb.-'r ntv or r*^|ilev WWCTn* Tim tlfitpni'C.es e n ceni i i^; the exal tat ion <>f tin-it nation under their k in£ Messiah, they interpreted t h e m all in a secular or carnal M-HSC. and expected to be the jirinces and' n i l e r * over a tribiffaiv world. W h e n tliey found that f ^ inst pn.pi ie-s i o l the p a s s i u s of the sceptre o f power u v f r

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T l i c day passed off very pleasantly , there j s l < > , , , „ , p a s s j , ^ , , r t h e sceptre of power o v f r being m u c h less drunkenness and rowdyism j to the Gent i les , the who le weight of their

than is common upon such rjceasfMS. , }T* i o" "f n*li(n^«7 « - amvy-d ^ . . . - i T h e I'-illailbim of our ITlMTties was amnlv ! I , , m " 1 his ranse of leelm^s and passiolis 1110 1 al laoium ol our IIIK rties was amply a m 0 H g „ s w p c a J , . . p , > m j c S t - _ a u - r u i w l i i c l i

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worthy m e n w h o have earned an honorable

reputation m their c l toseu cal l ing. ( W e <!o

ImiM it is not necessary to explain Uiat by Pal ladium w c m e a n t h e incorruptible a a t t

unisKizaled press o f Amerlca^^kc had iad pleasure of m c e l i n e ti ie editor of the Whi te ­

hall ZVMC*, w h o reports tha t t^atlosw,alMaJv4sfrJ

l u . r r i d . U i o d o d - h ^ j ' d l W n . l ^ l tffcsc£)e)t %\

neath tl ic placid waters o f L a k e Cbampiain . "

W e o w e a n apology to these kn ights o f the

quill , o n e a n d al l , for not including hj£ our

il lustrations their portraits, hut really, s en i l e -

m e n , there are s o m a n y th ings of s o m u c h

mora importance—and o n e m u s t d r i w a l h i i y

somewhere .

embraces all that c o a e e n i s the peeaervaUuu and r e u n i t i n g o f "d ie I f e of t h e Mation." Tliis is the other great ticld of the activlti.* of ini-n iii our .Lays alao. Itiiiiiiinn aud poli­tics absorb men** passions and actiiitli's to

: . the exclusion of Christ , just as m u c h n o w , as . '-••,'>' lia*»»4) 1 'then. Ami Christt. •visitation'' is going on , .*"•' dau^r.

n o w t o cacti individual , a s long as lie lives

ami brcaliies jier.', jpst a» reallv and ju>t as

Is leLaMotte .

S I I . V E B W E U D I X I I . — T i i e celebration o f

the 25th anniversary of the wedding day of t h e H o n . I ra Hil l and la.lv, and \V. U ill's

80 birthday, came off on the 14th inst- It proved a grand a n d successful allair. T h e assenvbly, nambering one htmdreil or more o f the n u m e r o u s friends o f t h e parties from V e r m o n t and N e w York , w a s cal led t o order by N a t h a n Hi l l , Esq. , o f Iturl iugton, o p e u i u g with instrumental m u s i c by Miss A n n e t t e Hil l , accompanied in s ing ing by, Uipjcoffar pany.'

A brief and appropriate prayer w s s offered b y I tov .1 tr .<7br i s t i e ,o f Is le L a Mol t e , after which t h e gaeata were invited to t h e mtresh-ntent roocn. T h e table waa ipr tad t h e e n -

liretaillhofUMf^fouabadltb Ufully w i t h e h o i e e v iands o f every varia i f

tise palate. Attbetngs - - " - j£r>.

•^dy s S of o M in J n i l e a : a n d spusliihil-

ly and the piiiiisliiiient oC'imt kuowing" this ' t ime of our visitation" will certainly- no t be

less than of the ancient Jews .but vastly greater s ince the a ic i imul tliiii: ev idence of lms i years h a s been mtldal to all thattlMti e t ia ted , ITOV-iilfr, that Christ is the M e s s i a s the Son »1 the l iving ( i o n .

MKTliooisr K. I'lll'lti'll

T h e CongregatiotVwifrshipiiing iu the M. E. Church , were highly favored tmMtalh mor-ti'iui, m s e c i u s a n d , hear ing t l ic Kev. Scy-

.lii'Wr L a n d o u , o ( Uunis toad , L . I . . Mr. Lau-d o n is a t present , a m e m b e r o f t h e N e w York East Conference o f t h e Methodis t Episcopal f l u n c h , and U 70 y e a i s o f aj>e. H e entered the iu ncrant roinkstfy of tire ctfureli in is-22, in w h a t was t h e n k u o w u * s t h e Kesr York Cimferenco, eiubracteg nM Sue tsxvilory in w h a t is n o w k n o w n as the J few York East , New York, Troy, and part of Veruioul Gun-fercuces. ITc w a s statfoncsl o u Use C h a z y

-fJSrcuit, w h i c h e m b m a e d je t . tha t Ujetc the followinc sUt ioaw: C b a z y , W e a t . C n a z v . f l i a m p l a i n , Mooers , Scfota, B c e k m a u l o s m , I M f o M . W c M V s a t t d s a r g h a w d . l l a t u b u r g h v i lhsje . ' Mr. Lfswdon (ass essmeclifag tmit i n in f n e fmain t h a t uni tas Use p i — a * wi th Use p a s t gerteration. , I D s face worthy of carefiu steady: Use SiDtimf n b a p p y Spot, or wrinkle or a n y su<aithit»g,"tii»lsAler

' p e r f e c t i u i t s fart* attd tfcpsessy isV i ts m o v e >sKM;-a-r^>n41ewuui«f a n e o W tiaaa as ' U i s early preparaUou for Ww minifflry u p o n horseback, readui; h i s serlnoiis a i h e w i

WUuiv tbn Coufcrei io] . , . , _ ^ . _ T r o y C e t i f e n H i c o f o r u i e d , h e wa$ taken into V . Y . E . Conference, w b e m W i s a s lived a n d labored fof m a n y years l iolding t h e moat im-IM.rUiit pos i t ions in t h e gift Of t h e f o u l e r e n c e , unti l wit i i iu t h e last year h e vwas foiced to take> a superanuaied n latioii baeasjse o f fail ing heal th-

It is iinisissiiile to^ri vtj ahyUiiiip),]'*:*' a report of liis s ermon, or w«iii ».l»«ri«aTt u u l l i n e ; w e _ ._ ... _ .

shall only attempt to give a brief sketch. The j iw mirst and r.-.i upmdir t e s t w a s chosen fruni Uouiaus , 1 3 : 1 0 ; "f'«

ij( kiii'lhj tifftdvmatt one to amMJier, with hri'thrrl'j h,v, in limuor {unfitir'ufj .>«.- uu- j iiitelisili.-.l c ia»mj;s l,,i Hl,at le

other:" One moral prii<ciple which lias to a j and the ie.o||e.tioij ..i p4-t pi,-,.., great ex tent governed nat ions , aud more j haunt loin like a sp-etre , with tl largely the f lreeks and R o m a n s in the da>» : what haul been ami 1 ouid urvi r l« of t h e Ap*"*1** I*-»«I. waa "render- evil nv»- i usr-j. i .r.-i i ,-», v,*•. . . , t l i . , l i t . evil. -' T h u s the "law of retaliation "entered I world is gain.-d and the >,, .1 ; '.. very largely in to t h e l a w a n d ia«nao4XUe r . l ig ' f iom this putu i . - . « ir,.-., , , ions syst'-ms, o f that ilay. 'i1»c Apost le pre-1 sen l s by way of contrast the Christ ian law or j /„,-,—or the Christian reJigi-'U. T h e speak ' e v - n zcaoy a. uivc 'Ihe 4 < i t •-r tlii-11 proc«"<-ded to the ffbistiation ol t » . . genei'.il thoughts , bein^ the mot ive and ne-tes.ity of th is principle.

1st—It lea'ln its t.i make suitable al lowanc­e s for errors in judgment .

2.\—Enables o- to put a. crlaiitahle e..n

re'uee .was qtxiue.1 aa|d the

Ufully th^tCOUaf e d a blmsi ts* w a s invoked b y theJmr."b ."W. Sharts , of Owasaa, Mich. , w h e n aA^artdok o f t h e repast w i t h a relish. T h e densest , r ipe pears and s w e e t ice cream w e n iksditiaua. T h e bridew c a k e w a s voted superb, a n d m a n y a youthful gues t w a s s e e n slyly t o take a piece to place beneath their nilfosn, . that, their dreams m i g h t lie pleasant , and nnfojd to t h e m t h e hour o f their nupt ia ls , which al l arc anxious ly expec t ing and wishing for. W h y shouldn't t h e y ? .

Hey. Mr. Cady, o f Albiirgh Springs , was Called u p o n t o present t o t h e h o s t and host­e s s the m a n y beautiful and cost ly present*, which h e fol lowed l»y a nea t , happy und

spicy speech, iu which he alluded to the sa-credueas of t h e marriage inst i tut ion, aud t h e long union of Mr. and Mrs. Ilill, advising the y o u n g to g o and do l ikewise , and fulfill the Scriptures. Tliis called from the happy bridegroom a very fine and appropriate re­sponse .

A few enl ivening airs were played o u tin-piano by Miss Hil l , iu her usual happy style , and sacred vocal m u s i c w a s s u n g by t h e c o m p a n y , after which all returned to tlieir h o m e s , well pleased, and wjsuiu<; the happy-groom and blusbim; and e legantly dressed briCc m a n y happy days in the future.

Especial thanks ai«» due to H. If. Hil l , Esq., for k ind aud gent lemanly at tent ion to tiie guests of h is father. ( J I ' K - T .

Ansablt- Forks. ~— -ti'iJCUoll lil"'t: the Words and act ions "I

T h e annual pie-uie of i h e St . Patrick's and l.i„;b.-i-. .St. Josei-U's ."x- ie t i c i ,o l Ausau le i o r k s , was I :l.| It wilt pt.vi- i . t o m doi i i^ aiivthiu'^ •held in that village o n Saturday, the l o t h j vvher.-by a l . iotb-r is t.un.-d aside h o i u the instant . Notwi ths tanding the threatening \ X\MS\\. way.

br.jjl.tii. «««4 iseav* • « H | «i,d tin- »njrb-« s l l O i e l * .

"Man ri.jii.'r.s-l).. in-;,i- , . , | , .,. , " ( l o - . i h | i — t n t . H . a ^ n i d . i W u . l..pi<av«Vsire.a. asfod (W ... Ill himself »*< | , . i remedy II not 1 dforaw that wn.rid ««IMet*Bv.. ,.„

or a sutc tlmt vmnM ys-IM «. Urn.. ,»,.l l^ lMM^but (H,« wlHCh l io lhHis le , t IIH-n i g O f C % r * r c n n M after \ m m Hi* belav himself is mad.' u v a s e r l.v Imi,

iil.nut man »liis.i| by mi, caniioi h.!| witl iout th.. helping liai,.l wl., . 1, * • } , , , , l ends . X.i (Mie is so mulid that t l . . . I . . . 1 -not ex tended . 110 o n e *., ..If. n , . . . . .

• mly t o chris i iau* wl io ar<- so inrlu.- ,-1, u.ai haeboavwefona all s in a n d U-n. i .Li i .1 ,

s.. as to u-.juire 1.0 h. I j . a^«...-i

l'uutsss^r«*sWstisst;Tdilv4AUase> is It of no ,iv*il. Itut to jinn, r,, j , 1^,, «,,,„!. ,,„ („ „, twlvatioii a ne<y-ssity a n j a help. t.. ebod i . 1. w h o a i * ^rcv SO fceomic acHnrv fi, tie- . ven: -

..fa Ufo •rloehpSts,th.«Al.,c^, Uf. t.. Uu yotinfc, »Jte|iitnB.ll4s %•*) and th,. %Zr.\ i. it H fuithlul v ivo . . / .Oi.< ,r.,rlh,, ••$ .,,, ,. t'llifrt th'lt fhrixf ./. 1.0 , , | ,„, i„f., »/,, ,, . 1 Jo *«jr» . i i i f l f n .

In the even ing the *erm..u » i . Iroiu M i't I i i ;3 i ; :" f '« - ir/„tti*,t ,„ Ul j ,.,ii,.(,r fl, ,., , 'jaiathi w W f i r . r t U u . i l , , , / „ , . , . ,: • v-h<lt*h<\ll 11 Heoi . / i c in . /,-/nini/, t.H '.M «• If there 1* a Waul . .wake 111 lb. 10 o.I « . „ . not at rest until that want is . i t n h , .1 11, , wc hare avert (h in i ; els.- 11 is as n..tl ,o. .; ,. Comparison to the t h i i i ; w , n,..st d.-su. " \ I n i i . l . r » ' I . » J > , l « , r l n | . i . ,v, . l . . l <%,ii. ,. tha t his joiirui-v i e . imi , . s . b.it >»ai. 1 i, IhirsL-, and would jjive * | | il.^i 1 , j«. .. . for lb.- ..in- thing he »*i,Ls. A home i...„i,.f voyager from a distant Ui .d . 11. d a n , . 1 ..1 sbipwrei-k Mould give all lb . t i . a - u i . 1. has aiiiasseil, the ^..ld fr win. b b-- I, . -delved, for his hie. A* in l b - mind - . . 1(, th. soul. What is tin- * . u i . I he . - « , n . ..1 . . .„ be ing , the sum of our t-sisU-n.e. th.- , , « . ' w h k h c a m e from l i . - l . wlncl . l u e s its hi-here, is purified, if purified, and r. L ine . t.. ti<i.l. It begins iu «J.id and ends u. 1 . . . ! T h i s is tiie soul It is greater than its. II It h o l d s ail th ings and yet desires more , its w a n t s are never *au»li<-d. T o s » m tb.- w.M . . |

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asjieel o f the weather in the m o r n i n g , a t a u early hour t h e people from t h e hil ls a n d the valleys o f the country ly ing in t h e vicinity of A usable Forks , began t o pour into the village, until about 12 o'clock a large concourse o f people had assembled. T h e grounds near t h e church , where t h e p i c n i c w a s he ld , were tastefully arranged for the comfort and con­venience o f those iu a t tendance . Tab le s were spread, reach inc t h e whole length of

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10 restore and m-laiin a brother. f , lh—Keeps us Ironi spr.sad.iikr, winch k-s-s

elilari;in^ upon tin*, failings and faults ol o thers .

T h e Xtfrjixilif for the e\erci-.»!of Ui isprin-ciple was ur?. d.

Eir-t : Ik-cause it la 1 duty: by our relation to Christ j, aniMiy the ndation we susta in Ui eai'l

i f ur i s l tan t l "V ti ie relation we susuain ui .

Lber: it is compared also to the body iemlM-r dejH-mleiit UJM111 s o m e other. S e c o n d l y : l l is tor our ii.t.-n-st l»«.tl

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tiie grounds , filled wi th a great variety of | ilt,i food. A large number ol people had d inner \ „ t i ier: it is eompared also u . the b o d y , c a d i ' ' at these tables dur ing t h e day—the tables I m.-mlx-r .lei«-mleiit IIJIOII s o m e other, being filled a lmos t constant ly from 12 o'clock ' S e c o n d l y : It is tor our im.-r.-st lx . tb 11. unti l late in the afternoon. '.,.!,

T h e crowd, t h o u g h large, was o n e of the. -f\ most orderly and quiet w e have seen ; 110th- el.wjueutly illustrateil. T h e iar;;.- coiigte^a-ing occurred during the entire day t o - m a r ' timi manife-t im; the decp.^st ititeresl in all tins pleasure o f tiie occas ion . , . i l l t . ttas AA„\ by thi - venerable and.-vc-il .- i .t

T h e Commit tee hav ing the mana^euie i i i preaeher o f d«- ' fH«pel . May b e he kept ia of the festival in charge deserve great c r e d i t ' jii> a , „ l heal th m a n y \ear-* t o c o m e . for t h e admirable m a n n e r in w h i c h the ar- • 1,1 Hie . -vemm; : b - i e i l j e t was IMVIIJ 1 by r a n g e m e u u were carried o u t . ' j{, .T . jp . |^. f l rao t , o l «Uoha. s. T e x t . iOelu-

Tlie music for the occasion wis furnished ,v ]u: -t'm• *-fe> ':<th •(• •» ""' "" -i--••>' by the W h i t n e y Cornet Hand, o f Kecscv i l l e . ' I < M '„H thin-i*:' Of this band we have spoken before. Our i There is a e la-s of m. n who m a i n ' m i people h a v e heard t h e m play a n d c a n judjje i t l .at i . i / l « .« ;>t4«rv W> 1 .«H| to s:sj.|»ise M>m j -in their merits . T h e y are good mus ic ians , ! c/.tiei^iieil in the idiitirfer * . m w "ol life 'and I and u p t o t h e t imes iu their music—avai l ing e i , . ( l t , of h i s tory; and >••! there is a IM l e i themse lves o f all the n e w pieces of mus ic , y i : t t ^ . c ^ t i i z e s tli«r l»iv"m» saipc-riiio.-iid.i.,-.-publishcxl, they c a n n o t fjul to g ive most es . - . i . , , v , . r i j , , . "^..ri.l - pt.il("s.-ili^ I" »•*" ' '•"' •" tl<-ce i lcnt salasfaction wherever they &*• ' f c r i s e s of k ingdoms and in t h e revolution- "I

P r o m i n e n t a m o n g those w h o were present 1 worlds, b u t deaiyiuit tha t l»- has any couuec aiid took part iu t h e testivities o f t h e day ; y . , u w l ' t i , w h a t th'-y consider the small, r, .,r were Itev. Father S m i t h , o f A usable Forks, j l u m h l e r parts ol' creation. There are a va Itev. Kaiher Ulyui i , o l the Irish C i l l i o l i c j r

; - t y o f ways of t-\nosiii<r t h e absurdity of C h u r c h , lseest:vili«, a u d Itev, Kalher Bar- ( t i l i s v l , . w . T h e little and tie: (?•• '" »••• '" ' l

l iabe, o f the F r e n c h t 'hurch, Kecsevi l le , M. : o l l | . . jiiseparable parts »l a whole , and tln-ie l l e s m o u d , Esij . , and T h o m a s Dcl.un-y, ol ; (,r<. |U i , . , t iufbu-n.-e .-ach other , but, morr rialt&burgtl. ' t i , a M th is , what i- called th«- bill.- somet ime*

T h e festival w a s broken up a t a n early ) C I e a t c s and •"••-n destroy*. th>- gi'-at. hour, and the people repaired t o UM-'U homes , ' T h e . lewNn Ue-ocra«-y -Lands ol-.i«» in tb.-

higlily plciised witii the festivities of the day. ijishjry ol UH: World, a* one ol lb* Br*i.d«.t, r.iaiities in t h e autials uf t h e race. IIoW did , tlliS majest ic p«/»er ar iso? ttsai s l iufo thiii". A babe is discovered on t h e hanks of the Nile, coucitaM by in poor Hebrew mother n»" avoid, t h e threatened destruetaust . of au Egyptian d e s p d , I'rov idei ic: Uk.-s care "1 i h e c l i i ld—he grow* t o manhood is tialn.-d i u all the wisdom ol the ruling la>«; * l h e fear o f tiie I » n r tlk*-i possession ft | j m — h e becomes the instrument ol drlivrf

( i u g n h e childreri o f Afjcahasu O o s a bandage

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—If. II . Sherburne has sold h i s hotel ; property t o Patrick H " g a n , w h o fakes po» , scss iou Sept . 10th. Mr. U u g a n b a live m a n ' and wilt endeavor t o d o everything in his : power t o m a k e his house a desirable stop- ' puag place . i

— A l w a y s look before you leap. Hail our friend Frank folfow.-d t l i is a'tse saying our ' - " ^ u ^ ' i u c m " i i i b i " a " c o m m o n w . a l t b ; aiid I . . ' !""! . • • H i x * . . ' . .akl j l . u . M . l l « ^ . . « « M I M . L » ttlrwl«al.C • . . . . * . 1 . . > W O l -

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>l l lU*) s .!».'•••..V- b.-le to !• !..» f a . h e , BoMriogai,, , ogam tin- cut, d,0C« te .--. « ' f ....l . . . i r e . - ! , i . , » e | e • All .liate.1 to ,o | ,»ev a »•-s e . l i •.! t h e .1 * ' i . i . . a.- ' . . , : ' .

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artist would u o w have a whole skylight-— T h e r e were from fifteen hundred b> t w o

thousand persons present at t h e Cek-bralioii .Saturday last. Everyth ing passed off in a very pleasant m a n n e r , indeed. T h r net pro­ceeds of the day a m o u n t t o 4000.

—Robert Miller, Esq., l ias returned from Iturl iugton, V l . . where 1M- has been during the " h u c k l e b e r r y " x a s o f i , se l l ing berries on commiss ion .

— T h e Rogers' Iron Co. a ie i w jar inj ; t«> rebuild their works at 1'aliuer Hilt

— T h e forge at th is place is laying . U l l -the r.-ceut tire ).-si-eijii,g tin Supply of ore.

Pern Items.

— T h e ttcv. Mr. Cook, of K.-esewlle. preached iu the s tone eburr-h last . .abhatii a i '.', 1*. M. l i e wilt be here agaiu iu t w o wevks from that date .

— r e m Sabbath School celebration TOWN .ft* n e x t Tuesday . T h e place o f resort is

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liivea tbeiu a code ot l aws , a system of the o lo -y , a f o r m of worshiji. by ab ic l i ibcy U-cam.: the gre.t!e«l ;»•••pi'' • n '-at til.

Tie- i - i .ate-t p..».-r iu The m.xleni world i- f hrisi lAiutj . VSIiei .c-did this o e i t and

1 {;r..wi!< sy-t.-ui a i . s e ? ' pwatd- ..|< i , t . t . • n ce i i tu i . es a^o a • I.ild is l - .rn ot obscur.- pa r e n t , ; tli.it> \ ears . . | b , - hi.- u e »jie..l o l e e o i i t y . !••i! yl.-Al | » - A . i- ••! i h . i ^ l . l purp.sv-a.lTvm <-o<l a l e ui lota. H e elti' r^cs flOUl -otMCUrit)' -»»-jjj!IS tO WWllJ o , * : U . O » 4 thoughts . H' . M it. s lh. la^e o f the |»J»U lac - . kind%s.«i. i vrrnthr<d t h e gn.-Uy*! M l ength h e is .•ru.-o.e.l F r - m thi* -p.».r . l . -*cJi peasant," this .Naaju.-ue, sprang Uie rich harvest lields .d h u m a n cultui.- , c . n l i / a l ion and M i - i o n that wave ahnUst o u ev.-ly

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b.- learned : 1. l lesjilse i»..(. fhbtgs of humble asport.

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isk.-d, " H a v e any of the rulers IM-Iiev. <I go right Into a n y o f the store* of Sa lem buy just as good a one for "tew."

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Belt atin rag ssHrt trspMl MH BWfMVWfV she can constant ly tSShoM n .

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its inoutb. Let tie i e be a good ajiun. —AiK-ther sarplnt ! 1 Ji«t Friday, as Hhe

l^iwcr I'ond was bi in-; drawn off ,an eel was caught that weighed 5 1-2 lbs. <Juila a lo t j tit.- M of small pickerel, hoi ne.i iioiiis and sti< ki-rw hoiior were a l s o talseu. i • r » . j

— A str ing ssf fish a n d a*fi»h p^l«*««V* seen mov ing along the street last Sunday .

— # l s » Knight* o f t h e iqiortive l a d a n d reel lolt ben this morning—Aug. «VJtii—for Valeour Is land. T h e party consisted o f J . \V .Thts s spsoa .o t t r ssdsdater 4 * B b i i n i , Mr. ft. White, of Chimma, and Mr. Ihiwtdj. of St.

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3 . Ufcugmi— UAMI> aa w e n aa In t h e vast «»M»wSsVtr4dy ptwsss g low-worm as in Ibe taps g e n t l e lwealt>inp> . ^ a ealtu uuuoMr SHUAUAC

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wtth UAisusi vf hwatt atul tuutiae. and suuu all wern actively e u g a g n l afoosid t w o iottis£ twbfco* gw«|passaa Star tsv« srfw •— ....

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