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 HacHney Coikl| FarM, ^, 
 Harnd Carimei(and Pdl'terfl, 
 Harbour ma§i«r*mS(^§, 
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 Holidays at Public ^pes. 
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 qourt«, 88,39 
 
 pustom f]ou!«e. 40 
 
 ffChurcb of England^ 41 
 
 [ Cathulic8, Koman 43 
 
 bliurcbof Scotland, 
 Cpngregational Church,. 
 CpnsulDi ain^d Agents, 
 jCJoonsellors and Attotnies, 
 pum. Sewerage and Wat^r, 
 piticjjplcia of Christ, 
 bjocesan Churoii Society, * 
 *pQuationof Time, 
 
 I^ducation ill Canada, 
 
 f^ive Cckuncil, 
 ant $«partment, 
 Vilin Time of |oing through 10 
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 Marine Hospital, 
 Market Tolls, 
 Mechanics* Institute, 
 Morning and £vening Start, 
 
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 HisceJbtneoUf Extracts, 60 to 5^ 
 
 pfiicers of the Crown, 38 
 
 Parish of Portland, ,3^ 
 
 Police DepaKtmeDt,. 29 
 
 Post Office, 3S? 
 
 Peniteritiai-y, 4^ 
 
 Presbyterian Church, 4^ 
 
 Provincial Board Education, 4§ 
 
 iPrbvincial Militia, (Staff; i8i 
 
 42 Ratets of Pilotage, &c., § 
 
 ^'^1 Ratet of W harfage, &c., 9 
 
 47; Rate^ of Cirleton Steam Ferry, 9 
 
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 £^tes of Cartage, / 23 
 
 ttev«nuo, Provincial 40 
 
 Ref Presbyterian ChurcV M 
 Roads and Distdnpes, 
 
 Signals, . 7 
 
 Societies. PubTio 26,27, 2S 
 
 Table, Seamen's Wages 5^ 
 
 Td)a on Suspension Bridge, 10 
 
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 ECLIPSES' OF J857. 
 
 Thts year there will be two Eclipses, boih of the Sue. 
 
 I.— There will be a Total Eiclipse of the Suit, March 25th, invi^ibjt 
 It this place. IHie Total Eclip86 will coiniiienoe at Suhriiie iil^ Aiis- 
 kralia. in |jongiM0 14P, 18^ Bait of Greenwich BfrdLatiindb 34^ 
 19' South, at 4h. 22ra. Ey«ni»f, nteari time in^t. John. Tl 
 
 i»f, mean time tn jst. jonn. The Tula,' 
 S«liMe wHl eiid at' Sunset in 4he Gulf of Mexiod, Ip L<»li^»tml(i 9(> 
 II' W. of Greepwicb, aiid Utitude 24*" 0' N., at 7h. 48ita'. Ulitetiiii^ 
 lean time in St: Johnr , r m -. 
 
 II.— There will fie aQ^AnauiarEoliDfe-of the Sva, S«pt»hihi^r17t^ 
 Ind 18th, invisible |n St. lohnvu Wpi" Eclipso vvillhe visible td^a latg>! 
 trtionof Asia, a part of Africa, and to the whole of Ajfistraiia*.* 
 
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'Chronologieal Cydes ofl8o7. 
 
 Domln. Letter, D. 
 Golden Number, > ,. 
 
 or Lunar Cycle, 
 
 Epact, 4 
 
 Solar Cycle, 18 
 tfegira, 1^3-4 
 
 Roman Indiction, 15 
 Julian Period, 6570 
 Jewish yr. a.m. 5617—8 
 
 MORNING AND EVENING STARS OF 1857. 
 The Planet Venus ( $ ) will b*e Evening Star until May 8th i thenl Board oj 
 Mamimg Star the rest of the year. — Mars ( ^ ) will be Evening Sta^undy.-A 
 until June 5th ; then Morning Star the rest of the year.- Jupt<er (2X)nion. W. 
 will be Evening Star until April 12th ; then Morning Star until Oclind John Jl 
 tober :M)th; then Evenin'z Star the rest of the year. — Saturn ^ V)| U^ac W| 
 will be Evening Star until July 11th ; then Morning Star the reatlBay of Fu| 
 of the year. Ilonging to 
 
 Cape Sa 
 iBayofFu 
 white Ligiil 
 Ibe seen in F 
 very dangt 
 ireaks, call 
 from the Ll 
 some dang] 
 therefore, 
 
 Brier Id 
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 thereof. J 
 Dighy G 
 placed on< 
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 fore chiefl 
 Qannet I 
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 tend from 
 lance of al 
 conds darl 
 
 JVam«^ and Characters of the Planets 
 
 OThe Snn. 
 e The Earth. 
 
 f2J5 jTheMoon. 
 
 Jfames and 
 
 (5 Conjunction, 
 a Quadrature, 90°. 
 S Opposition, 180°. 
 
 9 Mercury. 
 $ Venus. 
 ^ Mars. 
 
 ft 
 
 Vesta. 
 Juno. 
 Pallas. 
 Ceres. 
 
 1[ Jupiter. 
 ^ Saturn, 
 iji Herschel, or 
 Urauui. 
 
 Characters of the Aspects and Ifodes. 
 
 Q Ascending Node. I Sup. Superiour. 
 X3 Descending Node. I N. North. S. South. 
 Inf. luferiour. l E. East. W. West. 
 
 Jfames and Characters of the Signs of the Zodiac, 
 
 1 T Aries, head. 
 2^ Taurus, neck 
 
 3 n Gemini, arms. 
 
 4 ^ Cancer, breast. 
 
 5S\.Leo, heart. 
 6 ITR Virgo, belly. 
 7 e^ Libra, reins. 
 8111 Scorpio, secrets. 
 
 in vi ?>''*''""""' ^b^*"'' Ipaiutedin 
 10 V3 Capricornus, knees>'^ 
 
 11 r; Aquarius, legs. 
 
 12 >6 Pisces, feet. 
 
 Moveable Festivals of the Church in 1857. 
 Septnagesima Sunday, Feb. 8. 
 Sexagesima Sunday, " 15 
 
 Quiuqnagesima Sunday, Feb. 22 
 Ask Wed. Lent beg. " 25 
 Good Friday, April 10 
 
 Easter Sunday, « J2 
 
 Rogation Sunday, May 17 1 
 
 Whit Sun. or Peutecost, May 31 
 Trinity Sunday, June 7 
 
 Advent Sunday, Nov. 29 
 
 Holidays at ths Public Offices. 
 Janotry 1, New Year's Day, i Nov. 30, Saint Andrew, 
 19 arch 17, dflint Patrick, 
 April 83, Saint George, 
 May S4, Queen's Birth Day, 
 Jttnt 90, Queen's AccoMtoo, 
 Jane 24, Saint John, 
 Jttn« tS, Queen's Coroaatien, 
 iapt. J9, Miebaelmas, 
 
 Bearings a 
 This Light 
 
 22 1 
 From the 
 From the 
 
 N. 
 From' the 
 
 N. 
 From the 
 
 N. 
 m the Si 
 
 2n 
 From the 
 
 12 
 
 I Dec. ^, Christmas D.y. |Lodg";ii 
 
 M ^*iChriitmafHolid«yi,|aiwaysafa 
 
 A.u w I J - I House al 
 
 Aih Wednesday, |,i, ^a^g 
 
 Good Friday, |b„„ .j 
 
 Easter Monday, Inearthed 
 
 Easter Tueaday. 
 
1857. 
 klay 8th ; then 
 
 Evening Stai 
 ,'• Jupiter (H) 
 Star until Oo 
 — Saturn ('^) 
 
 Star the reit 
 
 ndiction, 15 
 iriod, 6570 
 .A, If. 5617-8 
 
 ( Jupiter. 
 > Saturn. 
 ^ Herschel, or 
 Urauuf. 
 
 Yodes. 
 
 nperiour. 
 th. S. South. 
 . W. West. 
 
 iiae. 
 
 irins, thighs. 
 iornuR, kneeS' 
 us, legs, 
 feet. 
 
 May 17 
 
 I May21 
 
 cost, Muy 31 
 June 7 
 Not. 29 
 
 rew, 
 
 If Holidays, 
 
 LIGHT HOUSES. 
 
 Board of Commissioneri for the several Light HouMt in the Bay of 
 Ftt?i</y.— Robert W Crookshanic, John Ward, Isaac Woodward. 
 Hon. W. F. VV. Owen, John Wilson, Lieut. Charles Hare, R. N.. 
 uid John James Robinson, R. N., Esquires. 
 
 I^aac Woodward, Esquire, Surveyor ofthofe Light Houses in the 
 Bay of Fundy belonging to New Brunswick, and also of those be- 
 onging to Nova Scotia which are partly supported by this Province. 
 
 Cape Sable Seal Island Light.— The first Light in approaching the 
 Bay of Fundy, is on the South Point of the Seal Island. This is a plain 
 white Light, elevated about 80 feet above high water mark, and may 
 be seen in approaching the Island from any point of the compass. A 
 very dangerous rock, under water, but upon which the sea always 
 breaks, called Blonde Roek, lies about 3| miles S. by W. by compass, 
 llfrom the Light House Between this rock and the Island, there are 
 Ibome dangers — the ground is rock^ throughout, and large vessels, 
 therefore, ought not to attempt passing between them. 
 
 Brier Islai^ LiglU. — In advancing up the Bav. the next Light is si- 
 tuated on Brier Island, about half a mile N. £. from the N. W. point 
 thereof. A plain white light 
 
 Dighy Gat Light. — The next light on the coast of Nova Scotia is 
 placed onUie west side of Digby Gut-— from Brier Island North East- 
 ward. The coast is very bold and not indented ; the Light is there- 
 fore chiefly intended as a ^uide into Digby Basin — A white Light. 
 
 Qannet Rock Light. — This Light is intended to warn vessels of their 
 approach to a very dangerous range of shoals and ledges, which ex- 
 tend from the Old Proprietor to the Seal islands oflf Machias, a dis- 
 tance of about twenty miles. It is a flash light — white — twenty se- 
 conds dark and forty light in each minute The Light House is 
 painted in stripL>.i, vertical, black and white 
 
 Bearings and Distance by Compass from thn Qannet Rock Light House. 
 This Light bears from the Light house on Brier Island, N.N. W. | W. 
 
 a miles. 
 From the Gannet Rock to the Old Proprietor E. ^ S. distance 7 miles. 
 Froha the Gannet Rock to the Black Rock, oflf White Head Island, 
 
 N. E. i E. 7 miles. 
 From' the Gannet Rock to the South West Head of Gi si Manan, 
 
 N. N. W. 6i miles. j,1m».. <! > 
 
 From the Gannet Rock to the Nortfiei^AhiOSt'Of the Murr Ledges, 
 
 N. W . A N. 2i miles. 
 To the Southernmost of ditto, called Saint Mary's Ledge, W S. VV. 
 
 2 miles. 
 From the Gannet Rock to Machias Seal Island, W and by N ^ N. 
 
 12 miles. 
 
 Note. — Between the Northernmost and Southernmost of the Murr 
 Ledges, there is a range of dangerous roci<R and shouls, many of them 
 always above w^ater, and which extends Westward from the Light 
 House about four miles; from this range, farther Westerly, about 
 six miles from the Gannet Light, lies a dangerous breaker called the 
 Bull. This may be avoided by keeping three remarkable headlands 
 hear the S. W. end of Grand Manan, open. 
 
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 From Brier Inland Light to the Old Proprietor, N. and by W. ^ 
 
 18^ miles UMl *Vl\\)lJ 
 
 i l)(! ninii<ie Kock from the Soiithernniost point of the Cape Sable 
 
 Hen! Ifllnnds S. and by W. 3^ iniieH distant. 
 M'tchins Seal Island Lights- — There are two fixed ,toAite lights npon 
 ;ite->r:ichin!« Seal Islnndk, elevated about fortv-ifive feet above high 
 'Mitcr, and bear from each other E. S. E. and VV. N. W. distant about 
 ^ >^f feet, by which circumstance cF two Light Houses at the 6ame 
 ■^tii(tn, they will be immediately distinguished from all other lights 
 ip'^n tH<} const, (British or American) Both the Biiildinvs are 
 pMJiiied white. The follovi^in^ are the bearings from them, viz: 
 To the Southernmost MOrir Ledge, (St. Mary's) E. S. E. easterly. 
 
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 Ganiiet Rock Light jB. by $. \ S. 13 miles. 
 
 Soiilhern Head of Grand Mana.n, E. by N. ^ N. 
 
 ISforth ern Head of.Grand Manan. N. E. 4 E. 
 
 N ,E. Hooic, distant 2 miles, N. E. by N. 
 
 Little River , Head, N. by W. 
 
 Libby Island Light House, (American,) J^. W. by W< 
 
 Vessels standing to the Northward, between these Lights and the 
 Gaiirict Rock, should tack or haul off* the moment they bring these 
 Liuiits in one, as they will not then be more than three fourths of a 
 Ml lt> from the Murr Ledges, if more thanfive miles to the East of the j 
 
 1 1 J* (its. . ■ 
 
 '( it in recommended that tlie Phip's Cdmpasses should be well compared atid j 
 iidjii ttjd (p^rticulnrljr in new ships}, before they leave Partridge Island, as se-j 
 I lull >. errors have fiJBqiiehtiy occurred from want pf attention on this point ; and 
 fV-- : iitf variation in the Buy of Fundy ipseventiiien deizrees Westerly, or (J|^ poipts) 
 \\ M ill hu ff^Hnd bv the Inte^it ptiblished AdiniimUy Charts, that the course froiq 
 Pmridire talnnd down the Day (South Channel) between thb Old Proprietor arid 
 '. . \y, Ledi!^, is 9. W. 4 S., nut the coiirae to' be steered must dispend on Uis di> 
 ■ ■ ! ion of the wMid on leaving Partridge l^aiid.] ! 
 
 Jhod Harbour LiglU. — Next ia order after passing Grand Manan 
 >iwl '.ha plain white Light, (American) on West Q,uoddy Point, is 
 H^>i\d Harbour Light. T^iia js placed on the North East extremity of, 
 Citiiipo J^ello, aiifJis a guide to v^sels etiteringtheniain GhanQel.to 
 V/(''st Isles, Mo'o^e Island, and the inner Bay of Passumaquody ; it 
 '>!!(il>|es vjes^elsalso at all titnes to;enter Heaul Harbour — it is a nxed 
 u7{?^« li^^ht. The bjjiildipg 1^ pfintip^ iWhite, vyitha red cross on <it. 
 
 i'*dlnt Le Preau Lights.— {] pon this projeCitii;igheadil9nd two lights 
 ;u-p j|>biced, pn« <t\)«ve the 9t^er„ ip the ^fuqehouse, and distant 33 
 rcot— Hbth lights can be seen from every point ofthe covipass, where 
 Ui«y mn^ be ttseful---both l^r^ ^xfid, aii4'¥>Mt«' The Light House ifi 
 painted red and white, in stripes of ^vefeetbropd e^cfa. iMori^^ntally 
 
 pnrtridfii Island Lig^»-^'y}^\^X^X tb^ entrance of th0 Rivefpiid 
 ll<:rl>onr of Saint John, having been established upwards of forty 
 yea,sV reqiure|iiioparti£ii|9r^Qtice>ftirtb?rthantbltt it is a iiz^ ^hiiU\ 
 light, a'natnat the Light House is red and white, in v^jrijctil ft^ipes. 
 
 H^co^ Light. — Within Partridge Islau^, aijid upon ft Spit or b|tr 
 y.y\\\t\\ extends aboUt l^alf a mile S.' S. |1 oflf Sapd Point, aiijd which 
 dries at '^wb-thirdji i^bb,' stimds the' Beacon !|ft^we'r. tJppn thif Tower 
 H iijht U estiiblii^ed, which is 6ipfiient|y u9eAM to t^e coastiiig trad^ 
 of Saint loliki. and to all other veisdels having pilots oii boarct, £ it en* 
 ahlKf^ein if etii't^rM liarlfoiir/fi^ air l^otTrs ^f tl^e ni^Kt. kti^ 
 
 .< »<ri»^»>Hpt -TPfce'^c^tto^li W^^^^^ ^(| \(if0, w ^ trip^sv^yticitlly 
 
 -r.Ti7rrE:»w(.?..' <rVr'Tmieif :-i 
 
 r 
 
 .•■nrw«.'rt«l 
 
by W. i 
 
 Cape Sable 
 
 e lighta npon 
 : above nigh 
 distant about 
 i at the same 
 I other lights 
 iiildings are 
 ent, viz: 
 . £. easterly. 
 
 N. 
 
 V. by Wi 
 
 ghts and the 
 y bring these 
 I fourths of a 
 le East of the 
 
 I compared atid 
 :e Isliind, as Se- 
 this point ; and 
 y,or(ajpoiqig) 
 fie course froiQ 
 Proprietor aiid 
 pend ott 111* di' 
 
 rra«id Manan 
 
 Idy Point, is 
 
 extremity ofr 
 
 n. iQbanQel Xo 
 
 ima^Mody ; it 
 
 —it is a nxed 
 
 :ro88 0P<it. 
 
 nd two lights 
 
 rid distaul 30 
 
 ipass, where 
 
 j[ht Hou^e is 
 
 l^ri^^ntally 
 
 be Rtvejrfi«d 
 
 rdnof forty 
 
 a fixe4 ff^e 
 
 c(i) f tripes. 
 Spit or bj»r 
 , an;] whlisb 
 nth If Tower 
 
 ird, as it en* 
 
 hi: 'Antei 
 
 m 
 
 Quato. — A revc!ving tehile light is placed on a smalt rock oflT'Qllaco 
 Head, showing twice full and twice d«ric in a minute. Thi» light can 
 be seen from any qnarter where a vessel can approach. The light 
 Honse is painted white a'^d red in horizontal stripes. . 
 , Capo Enrage Light. — On the point of that naanef in Westmor- 
 land, nearly opposite A pple River Harbour, N. S. A plain toUlc light. 
 The House is painted white, and is abntit 130 feet above tide maw. 
 
 fVest Qjtoddy Light.^Vh'ii is an American Light, and is placed on 
 the West side of the entrance into the Saint Croix by Lubec and 
 Eastport. 
 
 Cape Fnrchu Light — On CapeForchu,on the western side of the 
 entrance to Yarmouth (Nova-Scotia)^ in lat. 43,39, N, long, ^,8. W. ! 
 It ("kliibits a plain revolving light — visible one minute apd a 
 quarior, and invisible half a minute The building is painted 
 while, and is elevated 135 feet above the level of the sea. 
 
 Latitude, Longitude, and Variat 
 lowing Light Stations in the 6ay 
 Brunswick : 
 
 ion of the Compass, at the fol- 
 of Tundy, belbhging to New 
 
 Partridge Island, . . 
 
 Beacon, 
 
 Head Harbour, . . , 
 Point LePreaii, . . . 
 Gnnnet Rock, . . < 
 Macliins Seal Islands, 
 Snfnt Andrews, . . 
 aiiaco, ..*...." 
 Cape Enrage, . . . " 
 
 O » I) 
 
 Lat. 45 14 90 N 
 
 45 15 00 " 
 
 44 57 40 " 
 
 45 3 50 «« 
 41 30 40 •* 
 
 44 30 3 " 
 
 45 4 10 " 
 45 19 33 " 
 45 36 00 " 
 
 ft 
 
 C( 
 
 i( 
 
 ri 
 
 Long. f<S 
 
 « 65 
 (( 
 
 (( 
 
 tt 
 
 (C 
 
 tc 
 (( 
 
 C( 
 
 , h 
 
 3 50W. 
 
 3 36 «« 
 t6 53 55 " 
 66 87 4 « 
 
 66 43 SO *< 
 
 67 6 10 «« 
 67 4 09 « 
 65 31 55 *• 
 64 46 40 " 
 
 Var. 
 (( 
 
 « 
 
 t« 
 « 
 
 «t 
 
 16 30 W. 
 16 30 " 
 16 20 «« 
 
 re 30 " 
 
 J6 20 «♦ 
 16 20 *« 
 16 20 " 
 16 30 «♦ 
 16 50 «< 
 
 
 An IronBclI Buoy (painted red) was faid down off (hJs Harbou;r 
 on the 28th September, 1853, similar in all respects to the &etl 
 Buoy of the Port of Liverpool, G. B. If bears from Partridge Is- 
 land Light House S. 6. W. by compass 1^ miles. 
 
 Bearings. l!)1sunce. 
 
 Riflea. 
 . S. 59 E. or S. E. by E. | B. — 
 8. 62 B. or 8. E. by £. S B. 
 N 31 E. or N. ^. E. 
 N. 49 W. or N. W. j W. 
 Mahogany Island. Bonth East point, N. 76 W. or W. by N. t N. 
 Cape Negro (Negro Head), . . . 9. 81 W. or W. } S. 
 Cape Split (Split Bock, Muiquaflh), B. 79 W. or W. by 8. r*- 
 
 The Buoy is anchored in 7| fathoms, low water, spring (^ea 
 The Sell is 19 feet above the water. •, ,- . 
 
 Cape Spencer, . , . • v 
 
 Cape Atispeck, 
 
 Partridgo Island Light House, 
 Sheldon's Point, 
 
 SIGNAL?. 
 
 Displayed at Partridge Island^ on the approach of VesMels ff the 
 
 Harbour of Saint John. 
 Ojie ball close, for one squat e-rigged, Vessel, 
 One ball hall' hoisted for two 
 Two Balls close, for three 
 T^'WP Balls snparatedt for four 
 A Penda. t of any coJ^ui* for five 
 A ditto undier a Bnll, for six 
 A ditto over a Ball half hoisted^ forsevert diH* 
 A ditto under two Balls close, for eight dttttt 
 
 ditto. 
 Vessels 
 ditto 
 ditto 
 ditt^ 
 
 .C' 1 
 
 1 
 
 'v.'f^mtsT it-vna 
 
rmmr 
 
 ^^^^tf^ 
 
 
 i( 
 
 A ditto between two Balls separate, fer nine ditto 
 A Flag of any colour, for ten or mure ditto 
 The above are diffplayed at the East or West yard arm, accord- 
 ing to the direction in which the Vessels are at nrst observed, and 
 as soon as their Ria can be distinguished, descriptive Colours will 
 be hoisted at the mast head, in the following order: 
 A Union Jack for a Flag Ship, with or without a squadron, 
 with a Red Pendant over, for a two-decker 
 with a Blue Pendant over, for a Frigate 
 with a white ditto, fur a small armed vessel 
 A blue Pendant fbr a Merchant Ship 
 A red ditto, for a Merchant Brig 
 A white and blue ditto, for a Foreign Vessel 
 A white ditto, [without a ball.] for a TopHail Schooner or Sloop. 
 A blue Flag pierced white, for a steamboat from Saint Andrews 
 
 or Ka&tport. 
 A Red Flag pierced white, for a Steamboat from Digby 
 A Red Flag with a white square, for a Steamboat from Boston 
 A Ball at the mast head, Vessel is on Shore or in distress 
 
 RATES OF PILOTAGE, 
 
 Established by a Law or Ordinance of the Common Council of the City 
 of Saint John— passed 'Sd August ^^ 1848. 
 
 Five Shillings per foot, for bringing any Ship or Vessel into the 
 Harbour of Saint John, and mooring her into a safe place or berth, or 
 secaring her alongside of one of the Wharves; and Five Shillings 
 per foot for removing and takitig any Ship or Vessel out of the 
 Hatbour. 
 
 In cases where Pilots shall he detained on board of Vessels, under 
 and by Virtue of the Quarantine or Health Laws of the Province, 
 they shall be entitled to demand and receive from Masters of such 
 Vessels, the sum of Ten Shillings per day, for esery day of such 
 detention, in addition to the allowance aforesaid. 
 
 Coasting Vessels, going from one part of the Bay of Fnndy to 
 another, British Steam Boats, or British Vessels drawing under six 
 feet of water, are not compelled to take pilots ; when employed, 
 they are to be paid according to the rate above mentioned. 
 
 For removing Vessels from any nioorin|; ground to any Wharf, or 
 from one Wharf to another Wharf, and seeing them properly moored 
 or secured, the Aillowing rates: For Vessels not exceeding One Hun- 
 dred Tons, Seven Shillings and Sixpence ; for Vessels over One 
 Hundred and not exceeding Two Hundred Tons. Ten Shillings; 
 for Vessels over Two Hundred and not exceeding Three Hundred 
 Tons, FiAeen Shillings; and for all Vessels over Three Hundred 
 Tons, the sum of Twenty Shillings. 
 
 Pirat Distance. — From Patridge Island to Musquash Cove Head, 
 bearing North West, Five Shillings per foot. 
 
 Second Distance. — From Musqiiash Head to Point LePreaux, 
 bearingNorth West, Six Shillings and Threepence per foot. 
 
 TAtf^ Distance* — From Point Lepreanx to North Head ol Grand 
 Manan, bearing North West — or North Cliannel, bearing South 
 F.at>t, Seven Shillings and Sixpence per foot. 
 
w 
 
 •m, accord- 
 lerved, and 
 olours will 
 
 Iron, 
 rker 
 > 
 »im1 
 
 er or Sloop . 
 It Andrews 
 
 om Boston 
 i stress 
 
 I of tht City 
 
 isel into the 
 I or berth, or 
 ve Shillings 
 il out of the 
 
 essels, under 
 e Province, 
 ters of snch 
 lay of such 
 
 Fnndy to 
 under six 
 employed, 
 id. 
 
 y Wharf, or 
 'riy moored 
 S One Hun- 
 over One 
 Shillings; 
 e Hundred 
 e Hundred 
 
 love Head, 
 
 LePreaux,! 
 >ot. 
 1 of Grand 
 rittg South 
 
 Fourth Distance. — From the North Head of Grand Manan— or 
 North Channel ns afuresiiid—tn Ma«bias Sea Itiland, bearing South, 
 or Brier Island bearing South South tlast, Eight Shillings and Nine- 
 pence per foot. 
 
 Fifth Distance.— Any where outside the aforesaid diatance, Ten 
 Shillings per foot. ■ 
 
 HARBOUR MASTER'S FEES. 
 On Vessels of 3i) Tons and under 50, 2s. 6d. ; Vessels of 50 Tons 
 and under 75, 3d. 9d. ; 75 and under 100 tons, 58.; 100 and under 
 150 tons, 6s. 3d. ; 150 and under 200 tons, 7s. 6d. ; 200 and under 
 300 tons, lOs.; 300 and under 400 tons, ISs. 6d.: 400 tons and up- 
 wards, ]5fl. ; Decked Vessels, under 100 tons, owned and registered 
 at Saint John, and all British Vessels under that tonnage trading 
 ' within the Bay of Fundy, or arriving from Ports to the Northward 
 of Cape Cod, or the VVestward of Cape Canso, or from any Port in 
 Nova Scotin, to pay annually as follows: Under 30 tons, 3s. 9d. ; 
 over 30 and under 50 tons, 5!*. ; over 50 and under 75 tons, 6». ; 
 over 75 and under 80 tons, 10s. 
 
 Rates of Wharfagk, established hy Act 5 Viet. cap. 49, in the 
 City of Saint John and Parish of Portland. '-For every decked ves- 
 sel, or wood boat, of the burthen of 40 tons and under Is. 6d. per 
 day; above 40 tons, and under 50, Is. 9d. ; above 50, and under 60, 
 2s.; above 60, and under 70. 2h. 3d. ; above 70, and under S0,2s6d.; 
 above 80, and under 90. 2s 9d ; above 90, and under 100, 3s. ; above 
 100, and under 120, 3.S 6d ; above 120, and under 150, 48; above 
 150, and under 180, 4s 6d ; above 180, and under 200, 5s ; above 
 200, and under 220, 5s 6d ; above 220, and under 240, 6s; above 240, 
 and under 260, 6s 6d : above 260 and under 280, 7s ; above 280. and 
 under 300, 78 6d ; above 300, and under 320. 8s ; above 320, and un- 
 der 340,8s6d ; above 340, and under 360, 9s ; above 360, and under 
 380, 9s 6d; above 380. and under 400, 10s; above 400, and under 450. 
 lis 3d ; above 450, and under 500, 12s €d ; and Is 3d for every 
 additional 50 tons. 
 
 RATES OF SLIPPAGE AT THE CORPORATION SLIPS. 
 
 All Decked Vessels, same rates as for Wharfage; Wood Boats, 
 dnd other Boats, or undecked Vessels, having standing Masts, and all 
 Scows, ^nd not lying at the wharves on either side of Slips, to pay 
 the follbwing rates : 
 Kvery VVoodboatof sufinr.ient burthen to carry 10 Cord* of Wood, or under, Is. 6d 
 
 ditto ditto upwards of 10 Cords, and not more than 15, 2*. 6d. 
 
 ditto ditto upwards of 15 Cordn, and not mors than SO, 3s. 9d. 
 
 ditto ditto upwards of 20 Cords, Ss. 
 
 The above to be paid each trip, and if any such Vessel r(»uiain« over 
 six days, an addit.onal duty to be paid of from 2s. 6d. to 5s. daily, ac- 
 cording to the burthen. Other Boats and Vessels without decks, and 
 having fixed or standing masts, and all Scows, to pay Is. 6d. each trip 
 and Is. 6d. additional per day, if siihered to remain over three days. 
 
 RATES OF FERRIAGE ACROSS THE HARBOUR OF ST. 
 JOHN — Foot passenger,2d. ; Child under twelve years, id. ; Horse, 
 3d ; .Ox, or other large animal, 3d. ; Elephant or Camel, Is. 3d ; ain* 
 
 9 
 
I 
 
 I f!e Waggon, not loaded, 2d.; Biqsle waggon, with horse and one nian 
 6d.; iiingle waggon, with horse, load and man, 7d. ; double waggon* 
 not loaded, 7d.; double waggon, with horses and man, 9d.; double 
 waggon, with hordes, load and man, Is. 3d,; barrel, Id.; bag. contain- 
 ing two bushels, Id.; Blldn, keg, or box of the name size, Id.; cask of 
 lime, 2d.; pipe, hogshead, or puncheon, whether in wa<.'gon,cart.sled. 
 or other vehicle or not, except containing molasses, vinegar rice, or 
 sugar 9d. ; every cwt. of iron, steel, or copper, whether in waggon, 
 cart, or other vehicle or not, Id.-^Carts sleds, drays and carriages, 
 same as waggons. 
 
 RATE OF* TOLLS FOR CROSSING THE SAINT JOHN Sl'SPENf»ION 
 BRtDGE..^For every foot passenger, (excepting children nnder five yenni of 
 age,) Id.-, iinrsc, mare, gelding, niuie, ns^, ox, cow, or other large nnimrl, 3tl. 
 each ; elephant or camel, Is. .Id. ; carriage, sl«igh, waggon, cart, sled ^r other 
 vehicle, drawn by «me horse or beast of draught, with one person, with or with- 
 out a load, fid. ; hor^e or beast of draught, more than one, with a carriage or 
 other vehicle, 3d. each; $heep, calf, ho;;, or goat, 1-3. 
 
 Rates at the Pfntic Weiohino Machines — Every lo^d not exceedlnffOne 
 Thousand Pounds Weight, One Shilling; and One Penny foi evoiy additional 
 Hundred Weight; payable, half by the ir-eller, and half by the puichaser. 
 
 HACKNEY COACH PARES — For conveying one passenger frnm any public 
 stand to any part of the City, or from any one part of the VAty to any ether part 
 thereof. Is. ; and for every passenger exceedmg one, fid. additional ; and if any 
 driver ot any Carnage or other vehicle, shall be detained at any place by any 
 passenger, or shall make any agreement for carrying any passengers by the 
 iiQur, he shall beentuled to ask, and receive the following rates, viz :— For any 
 time not exceeding half an hour, Is. 3d. ; and in that proportion fur every half 
 houT that such Carriage, or other vehicle shall be detained or employed. Pro- 
 vided always, that in case any driver shall be rp(iiiired to cross ilie Ferry to 
 Carleton, he shall, in addition to t'le foregoing fare.i. be entitled to demand and 
 receive the ferriage for himself, his carriage and horses, both going and returning. 
 
 PUBLIC PORTEitS AND HAND CART MEN— For loading carrying, and 
 honsing any goods, or any other article on any Hand Cart, fromthe Maiket Slip 
 in King's and Qeen's Wards, or from any other place within the limits ol the 
 fii'st district, to any other place within the Raid several Five districts, the rates 
 of prictt.'j are as follow :— For the first district 3d.; second district SJd. ; third 
 district 4d. ; fourth district 4^d. ; fidh district 5d. 
 
 MARKET TOLLS — Beef, per quarter, 2(1. ; Calf, Sheep, Hog, Goat, Lamb, 
 Kid, orPboat 2d.; Tub, Pail or Jar of Butter, l|d.; Firkin, 3d.; every 10 lbs. ol 
 Roll Butter, Id ; Cheese, ^d.; load of Potatoes under 1.5 bushels, 3d.; ditto over 
 l."5 bushels, 6d.; load of Oysters in stiell or tub, (Jd ; Turkey. Goose, or dozen of 
 Pidgeona, ^d.; pair of Ducks, Fowls or Partridges, Jd ; bag of Flour, Meal, Oats, 
 Peas, or Beans, id.; Ham or Shoulder, ^i.; Eggs, per 10 dozen, Jd.; and all 
 other articles in like proportion. 
 
 PISH MARKET DrJRS.—For every Salmon, IJd.. Codfish, Pon6^,ms8,or 
 Shad, each |^d.; Ilallibut, not exceeding 20 lbs. Id.; exceedmg 20 lbs., nnd for 
 •very 30 lbs.. Id.; every Lobster, \A. ; dozen of Haddock, l|d.; every 100 of 
 Gaspereaux, Alewives, Herrings, or other small fish, l|d. 
 
 ti* „ , .' , - - ,. . i. . . ' ' — L.J B 
 
 Tims for Going through the Falls— (near Saint. John.) — The Fall.^ are level 
 or still water at about three and a half hours on the Jlond, and about two and a 
 half on the cU, so that ihey ate passable fimi times in twenty four hours, about 
 tan or fifteen minutes each time. No other rule can be given, as mueh depends 
 on the (luods in the River Saint John, and the time of llgh wattr or full sea, 
 arhich is oftin haiisnad by high winds, and in proportion to rhP li»ight ^fihrm. 
 
 Ifi 
 
 20 
 
 G 
 
 IJ 
 12 
 
done n)an> 
 e waggon* 
 ].; double 
 g. contain* 
 d.; cask of 
 i.cart.sled, 
 ar rice, or 
 ti waggon, 
 cat ri ages, 
 
 SPENtTON 
 live year* of 
 nriimrl, 3(1. 
 sled ^r other 
 vith or with- 
 L carriage or 
 
 ceedineOne 
 y additional 
 
 liaser. 
 
 m any public 
 
 (ly ether part 
 
 ; and if any 
 
 place hy nay 
 
 ngers by the 
 
 iz :— For any 
 
 ur every half 
 
 iloyed. Pro- 
 
 ilie Terry tft 
 
 demand nnd 
 
 nd returning. 
 
 arrying, anJ 
 ! iMaiket SMp 
 liniits of the 
 rtn, the rates 
 i 3^d. ; third 
 
 Qoat, Lamb, 
 ery 10 lbs. oi 
 ditto over 
 }, or do7,en of 
 ', Meal, Oam, 
 (d.; and all 
 
 lock,na(>«,or 
 Ib8., nnd for 
 every 100 of 
 
 } 
 
 Pall ^nre level 
 >ut two and a 
 huura, about 
 nueh depends 
 r or full sea, 
 if!ht (^rihrm. 
 
 #1 
 
 JANUA^RY. 
 
 [1837. 
 
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 Come, ye who rove in fancy a boweis, 
 
 The bowers for ever fresh and fair ; 
 Come, twine with me a wreath of floweri, 
 
 To deck old Winter's frosty hair. 
 What shall our grateful offering be, p 
 
 To crown with joy the infant year ? ' 
 Nor loaf, nor bursting bud I see, *j^ 
 
 On drooping nature's snowy bier. 
 What shall we bring my mates, to deck^y 
 
 Time's stern unyielding brow ? 
 Of warning winds the fading wreck, 
 
 Of leaves swept from the native bough. 
 
 (^ Firnt Quarter 3d day, 71i. 34m. morning. W. 
 
 % Full Moon 10th day', 4h. 33in. morning. N. 
 
 C) Lnst Quarter 18th day, Uh. iOni. morning. N. W. 
 
 0J^ New Moor 25lh day, 6h. 44m. morninff. W. 
 
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 CALENDAR, &c. 
 
 New Year's Day, 
 General Wolfe born, 1727 
 Jup. so. 5h. 16m. ev. 
 2d Sunday after Christmas. 
 Duke of York died 1827. 
 Epiphany, Cold. 
 
 Fenelon died, 1815 
 Battle of W. Orleanf, 1815. 
 ^ con. ©. Fair 
 
 Liuriieust died, 1778 
 Isl Sunday after Epiphany 
 VlaxamilliHn I. died, 18J5 
 Monas. sop. iuFrance 1790 
 ^ so. IJh 4m ev. 
 liu!). sort, from Sebast '55 
 Chas V.reaig. Crown, 1,556 
 @ in apo. 
 
 2d Suud,ay after Epiphany 
 Earl of Surrey belid. 15J7 
 M. Covcrdale <^ied, 1568 
 John C. Fremont b. 1813 
 Bacon born, 1650 
 Duke of Kent died. 1820 
 
 f'm« Steifhing. 
 3d eJunday aftor Epiphany. 
 Dr. Jenner di«d, 1623 
 Sat so. lOh 9in ev. 
 i cou. (g). ^ Stat 
 George ill died, 1820. 
 ® in per. 2i con O- 
 ('■pa G.Hope doub'd 1620 
 
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 '/trtui^x^ 
 
 F£BKr4KY. 
 
 The lovelyTlossoms that we prize. 
 
 Lie closely wrapt in earth's cold bed : 
 Fair children of unclouded skies. 
 
 On dainty dew and sunbeams fed. 
 Saj Bhali we bid the rose awake, 
 
 And don her vest of crimson hue r 
 The lilj puie her slumbers break, 
 
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 The land of our adoption claims - -^ 
 
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 But yesterday the fields vfeie firozen round, 
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 Asking if Spring was never to unfold — 
 If Boreas' trumpet, would fbrever sound.' 
 But now the sun leaps forward with a bound ; 
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 Hude force, and the persistent leaves of oak 
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 Dart sunlight on my dreary way. 
 And dream once more of cloudless skies,. 
 
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 Old Winter wears a look less sour, 
 
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 Thy voice her sing:ng birds. 
 
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 ^4 C) I-^st Quarter 16th day, 6h. 30m. eveni ng. 
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 Bland as the Morning's breath of June, 
 
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 Seems warm as Summer's day. 
 The snow-plumed angel of the north, , 
 
 Has dropped his icy spear ; * 
 
 A(;ain the mossy earth looks forth — 
 
 Again the streams gush clear. 
 The fox his hill-side den forsakes — 
 
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 O Last Quarter 15th day. 2h. 31 m. morning. 
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 Oh ! they look upward in every place 
 
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 Is the smile of the bright, bright flowers ! 
 They tell us of wanderings by woods and streams ; 
 
 They tell us of lanes and trees ; | 
 
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 Have lovelier tales than these. 
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 When earth was by angels trod, 
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 Burst forth at the call of God. 
 
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 I wandered, one morning in youth's early hours, 
 
 In a garden all sparkling with dew-drojw and flowers ; 
 
 There was beauty and sweetness around and above, 
 
 And my wild heart was throbbing with rapture and love. 
 
 I paused 'neath a rose-tree, all blooming and fair, 
 
 To pluck a bright bud to entwine in my hair, 
 
 ]5ut e'en as I grasped it from off the green si^ray 
 
 Its bright petals murmured, passing away ! 
 
 To a green leafy bower my footsteps then rove, 
 
 Where a wild bird was trillijig its sweet notes of love ; 
 
 The bright birdling carolled, '•Oh, list to my lay, 
 
 Maiden, young maiden, passing away !" 
 
 ^ Full Moon t)tii day, Ih. 41)in evening. 
 C) I-'Q^^t Quarter 12th day, Ih. 2m. evening. 
 # New Moon 19th day, lih. 46in. moniiiig. 
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 in 
 
 The sultry summer past, i?eptember comes, 
 Soft twilight of the slovp^-declining year ; 
 All mildness, soothing loneliness and peace ; 
 The fading season ere the falling come, 
 • ' More sober than the buxom blooming May, 
 1- And therefore less the favorite ot the world, 
 .H But dearest month of all to pensive minds. 
 'Tis now far spent ; and the meridian sun, 
 Most sweetly smiling with attempered beams, 
 {Sheds gently down a mild and grateful warmth,; 
 Beneath its yellow lustre, groves and woods. 
 Checkered by one night's frost with various hues. 
 
 ^ Full Moon 4th day Oh. 2dm. moruiag. 
 ^ Last Quarter lOth day. 6h. llm. evening. 
 ^ New Moon 18th day, Oh. 54ni. morning. 
 (§ First Quarter 26th day, 4h. 20ni. morning. 
 
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 Gieat Fire in London, 16C6 
 
 Cromwell died, 1658 
 
 8, Fall of Sebaslapol 1855 
 
 © in t5 I"- 2 "• i 58 morn i;> 
 
 13th Sunday after Trinity 15 
 
 Aii. so. Ih 43m morn 
 
 NurtJmmberland Circutt. 
 
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 SU 14th Sunday after Trinity 
 Wellington died, 1852 
 Mars con. Moon. 
 James 2d died, 1791 
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 SUliSth Sunday after Trinity 
 
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 OCTOBKB. 
 
 #• 
 
 The tints of the summer are falling; fast, 
 And the sere leaves are falling from every blast ; 
 And I think at the close of each shortening day. 
 That another bright summer has past away ! 
 It has past, like the rest, with its hopes and its fears, 
 Now brightened by smiles, now bedimmed by tears. 
 It has past, like the rest, with its pleasure and pain, 
 And, like thein, it must never return again. 
 The fast falling leaves and these withering flowers 
 Are an emblem of man and his fleeting hours ; 
 For he basked for awhile in the sun's bright ray, 
 And the summer of life has passed away. 
 
 9 Full iM oon 3d day, lOh. 29m. morning. 
 ® Last (Quarter 10th day, 1h. 14m. morning. 
 ® New Moon 17th day, 4h. 59in. evening. 
 (^ First Quarter 25lh day, 9h. 26m. 
 
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 Dr. Chaiming died, 1842 
 Vru, ri. 2h 44m morn, 6 
 17th Sunday after Trinity t) 
 ^ per. Jup. con. C <> 
 
 Peace proc.with U. S. 1783 t> 
 Great Fire at Miramichi '25 6 
 Erskine died, 1718 6 
 
 1st bouil), SebaMtopol, '54 6 
 !? d (2)" ^ "• ilh 7m ev. C 
 18th Sunday after Trinity 6 
 Ali so, Ilh 23m ev. 6 
 
 Michaelmas term begins 6 
 Order Batli instituted, 1399 6 
 Wm. Penn born, 1644 6 
 Qneen of France beh, 1793 6 
 Burgoyne surrend. 1793i6 
 19th Sunday after Trinity \G 
 Kirk White died, 1806 JG 
 Battle of Navarino, 3S27 i6 
 Battle of Trafalgar, 1805 6 
 Mrs.AnnJudson died, ]82() 6 
 © lo. S. fVinds 6 
 
 Miehndmas term ends 6 
 
 20th Sunday after Trinity 6 
 Veu. ri. 3h 51 m. morn. 6 
 CaptCook, born 1728 6 
 Samt Simon and Jude 6 
 Bristol riots 1831 6 
 
 2X so. Ilh 57m ev. 6 
 
 All Hallow Eve. 6 
 
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 [1857. 
 
 3*1 There is a time, just ere the frost 
 
 Prepares to pave old Winter's way, 
 When Autumn, in a reverie lost. 
 
 The mellow daytime dreams away. 
 When 8ummer comes in musing mind, 
 
 To gaze once more on hill and dell. 
 To mark how many sheaves they bind, 
 
 To see if all is ripen' d well. 
 With balmy breath she whispers low ; 
 
 The dying flowers look up and give 
 — Their sweetest incense ere they go, 
 
 For her who made their beauties live. 
 
 Full xMoon 1st day, 8h. 18m. evening. 
 
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 O Last Quarter 8th day, 1 Ih. 35m. morning. 
 
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 (9 First Quarter 24th day. Oh. 53ni. evening. 
 
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 SU 21st Sunday after Trinity 
 
 Mo ©per (5 ©. Clouds 
 
 Tu 'iaint John Circuit. 
 
 VV. William III. born 1650 
 
 Th Gunpowder Plot 
 
 Fri 5 Battle of Inkerman 
 
 Sat Bruce died, 1329 
 
 SU 22d Sunday arter Trinity 
 
 MoAli. so. 9h 31m ev. 
 
 Tn U 80. llh 9ni even. 
 
 VV. Great Fire in Fred'ton 1850 
 
 Th 9 Prince of Wales born, 184 1 
 
 Fri Curran died, 1817 
 
 Sat; 9 con. ©. Snow 
 
 SU;23d Sunday after Trinity 
 
 Mo: 14 Storm in Black Sea, 1854 
 
 TuLe Sage died. 1747 
 
 VV^. All. so. 8h 55m ev. 
 
 Th © lo. S. Q sup. con. f) 
 
 Fri ^ ri. 8h 30m ev. 
 
 Sat Ist Steamer at Quebec 181 1 
 
 SU ;24th Sunday after Trinity 
 
 Mo Dr. John Wallis born 1666 
 
 Tu Treaty of Ghent, J 814 
 
 VV. Ali. so. 8h28m ev. 
 
 Th Cowper born, 1731 
 
 FriiAda Byron died, 1852 
 
 Sat Eari Warwick exccut'd, 1449 
 
 SU Advent Sunday. 
 
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 DE€i:i?IBI^R. 
 
 We had friends who are gone, like the Summer that's o'er ; 
 
 But why grieve ! Although hid from our sight, : 
 As the flowers will return, so their spirits will soar 
 
 Again into regions of Light ! 
 And what though, at times, the fitful wind rave 
 
 Hound our homes ; and the chilly sleet fall, . 
 
 Let us think of the dangers that lurk in the wave, 
 
 Of storms that the soldier appal. 
 In our moments of joy let reflection intrude, 
 
 I^et us pray for the True and the Brave ! 
 
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 Rates oi* Cartag^e ia S$ainl John. 
 
 DFSTRrCTS. 
 
 Articles and weight. 
 
 m. 
 
 ^.d 
 
 2d. 
 
 9.d. 
 
 9 
 1 44 
 
 I 
 3 }\ 
 
 :M. !4tii. 
 
 V. d. 
 
 s.d. 
 
 104 
 I 6 
 
 I 1 
 3 3 
 
 I 7i I 9 
 
 1 4^1 6 
 
 For a load of Wood, (Uufirrer of a Cord,) . - 7^ 
 
 For a load of Coals, (Haifa Chaldioii,) - - - 13 
 For a load contairiing i.5 liu-iht-l.'* of <irain, Salt, Pota- 
 toes, or any other articien measured atiftading or unload- 
 in<f, except Coals, . - - . ■ - \Q\ 
 
 For a pipe of Wine, Gin. or Hrundy, and Iioum , ./ within 
 the door of the first Hoor, - - l 
 
 For a puncheon of Rum, or a tierce of iug/ir, from 7 to 
 10 cwt., and honsin?, -------16 
 
 For a p'.inr.heon of Molaeses, n\tn<i hvntX of Sujjnrdf 
 10 cwt. or upwards, or a hogshead ot Tel u:co,& honsinp;, -2 !] 1|'3 3 
 
 For a hogshead or puncheon of Cider, or a load of Dried 
 Fish, of 15cwt. era common load of hoiiseiiuld Goodc), 
 and storin?, ,-_---.- 13 
 j For a load of Shingles', Hoop Poles, Ilcadini;, Staves, 
 j Treenails, Smoked Fish in boxeji, Salmon in kit:?, Dry 
 ' (ioods, or a load of any other articles not herein nien- 
 \ tioned, or a hogshead of Lime, or a hogshead or 
 I crate of Earthenware, or two tierces of Earthenware, 
 I a hogshead of Dried Fish, two tierces of Coffee, 
 orquantity in bags not exceeding 12 cwt. or a load con 
 taiuing 6 bbls. Flour, or 5 barrels Sugar, Fish, Beef, Piuk, 
 : Turpentine, or Cider, or half a ton of Iron, or the same 
 I Quantity of Cordage, in coil not exceeding 4 cwt. or a 
 j load of any articles not herein mentioned, 
 j For a 64-gMllon cask of Wine, Rum, Gin, Brandy, 
 i Molasses, or Porter, or for a load of Sand, Gravel or Stones, 
 ; or a load of 4 barrels of any Spirituous Liquor or molasses. 
 For Cables and Cordage, in coils above a cwt. or if toi 
 : coil, per ton, or if for Hay loose, per ton, . - - J5 
 For Hay, screwed, per ton, ----- 12 
 
 For Bricks, per thousand, ----- |4 
 
 For Lumber, per thousand feel, - - - - '3 
 
 For the rarriagi; of any article or articles not exceeding 
 half a load, - - j 
 
 1 U 
 17i 
 
 1 3 
 3 4i 
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 g. d. 
 
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 The First District to comprise ail that part of the City between the 
 south line of Pond street and north line of Duke street, which lies to 
 the westward of the East line of Mill street, Dock street, and that part 
 of Prince William street situated between the north line of the brick 
 building formerly belonging to William Tyng Peters (northward of 
 the Market square), and the north line of Duke street, and including 
 King street, to the westward of the west linn of Germain street. 
 
 Second District to comprise all that part of the City between the 
 north line of Union street and south line of Saint James' street, which 
 Iief4 without or beyond the First District, to the westward of the east 
 line of Charlotte street. 
 
 T^ar^ District to comprise all that part of the City, which lies with 
 out or beyond the Second District, to the westward of the easthne of 
 Sidney street. 
 
 Fourth District to comprise all that part of the City lying without or • 
 beyond the Third District, to the westward of the East line of Car- 
 marthen street . 
 
 Fifth District to comprise all that part of the City lying without or 
 beyond the Fourth District. 
 
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 Board of Httdthfor the City of Saint John and Parish of Portland.— Wm. Bayard, 
 M. D., (Chairman,) Georgtf V. Nowliii, J. 1). Lewin, John McLaucliliu, and 
 1 1 James Flewwelling, Esquires. Air. Jamea Porter, Clerk. 
 
 Commissioners of SEWKRAns and Water Supply. — John Henn; (Cliairman,) 
 John M. Walicer, and John Owens. Superintendent ofWorks : Gilbert Murdock. 
 
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 CITY OF SAINT JOHN. 
 
 William O, Smith, Esquire ^ Mayor. 
 Honorable lioBEaT L. Hazkn, Recorder. 
 
 Aldermen. 
 Joseph Fairvveather," 
 Stephen K. Foster, 
 Isaac Woodward, 
 Thomas M'Avity, 
 J. C Litllehale, 
 Joseph Coram, 
 Edward B. Peters, 
 
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 at 
 
 ington. 
 
 Councillors. Wards 
 
 Mr. Charles A. Everilt, King's. 
 Mr. E. £. Lockhart, Queen\s. 
 
 Mr. John Wilson, Jr., Duke's. 
 Mr. B. Uoxetter, Sydney. 
 
 Mr. James Colvvell, (luy's. 
 
 Mr. Charles Ketchum, Brook's. 
 Mr. Joseph Mercer, Wei 
 
 Thomas Merritt, Esquire, Treasurer or Chamberlain. 
 W. R. M. Burtis, Esquire, Common Clerk. 
 James R. IlucI, Esquire, Deputy Commou Clerk. 
 Simeon L. Lugrin, Land Agent. Thomas Coram, Land Agent, 
 Carloton. 
 
 James R. Ruel, Esquire, Auditor City Accounts. 
 George Stockford, High C(»nstable; John Herrington, P. Duffy, 
 I Bernard Murray, and Charles Pidgeon, Marshals; G. Stockford, 
 B. Murray, Charles Pidgeon, and John Herrington, Constables, j 
 Edw. Bennison, Deputy Clerk of the Market, King's Square ; j 
 W. M'Bay, do. do., Market Square; William A. Woods, Clerk of j 
 tho Fish Market, Duke Street. i 
 
 John Boyd, M. D., George J. Harding, M. D., and Henry F. | 
 I Jarvis, M.D., Visiting Physicians. ; 
 
 John V. Thurgar, Thomas Haiiford, W. D. W. Hubbard, George ' 
 A. Loukhart, Wm. Garnett, Cudiip &, Snider, James Keogh, Kin- ; 
 hear <& Howard, Isaac H. Anderson, John Rourke, George M. ' 
 Burns, Licensed Auctioneers. 
 
 Thomas M. Smith, George Thomas, James U. Thomas, J. W. I 
 M. Irish, Charles M'Lauchlan, Michael McCarthy, William Lea- 
 vitt, Zebedee King, Augustus Quick, William Dudnee, John D. 
 Purdy, John Brown, Albert T. Betts, Thomas M'Leod, Levi H. 
 Waterhouse, William D. Fauike, and Peter Burns, Port VVardens. ' 
 Thomas Heed, Port or Harbour Master. 
 John Murray, Harbour Inspector. 
 
 Bkanch Pilots. — John Ileed, George Thomas, John Mills, 
 Daniel Hatfield, John Spears, James Reed, Donald M'Dougall, \ 
 Thomas Vaughan, John Scott, Samuel llutherford, Michael Gar- 
 rity, William Dougan, George Mulherring, Richard Cline, William 
 Ilatlield, Edward J. Fletcher, William Donaghey, Walter Walsh, 
 Henry Thomas, George Thring, Daniel Mulherring, William La- 
 hey, Alexander Mills, James Q,uin, Michael Langan, James Mc- 
 Partlan, Charles Daley, Daniel Daley. 
 
 Alexander Reed, Light House Keeper at Partridge Island; 
 JcimnR Lane, ditto at the Beacon. 
 
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 Chairman,) , 
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 jok's. 
 illiiigton. 
 
 nd Agent, 
 
 , P. Duffy, 
 Stockford, 
 'onstables. j 
 s Square ; j 
 j, Clerk of i 
 I 
 Henry F. | 
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 d, George 
 ogh, Kin- 
 
 eorge JVl . 
 
 as, J. W. 
 
 iam Lea* 
 
 John D. 
 
 I, Levi H. 
 
 kVardens. 
 
 Island; 
 
 William Wright, William O. Smith, and Stephen derow, Com- 
 missioners to settle disputes relative tu Dockage and Wharfage. 
 
 Allan iVl'Lean, Shipping Master. ^ 
 
 R. C. Minnette, City Purveyor. 
 
 John Ansiey, tiobert Shives, Francis G. Jordan, Isaac Olive, 
 Assessors of Taxes. 
 
 J. Conway, Collector of Wharfa;ze and Slippage at the Market 
 Slip; Edward Allison, Collector of Slippage at Union Street; J. 
 Fairweather, Collector of Slippage at North Slip ; W. Finn, Col- 
 lector of Wharfage at the Breakwater; B. Peel, Collector of Slip- 
 ' page at Sheffield Slip ; Peter Besnard. Collector of Wharfage and 
 Slippage at Rodney Wharf; Michael M'Guirk, Collector of An- 
 chorage; A. Boy.ie, Collector of Slippage at Main and Chailotte 
 Slips ; A. C. O. Trentowsky, ditto at Germain and Sidney Slips ; 
 J. Dunham, ditto at Market Slip, Guy's Ward ; J. Dunham, ditto 
 
 at Ludlow Slip ; W. C. Dunham, ditto at Slip ; J Beatteay, 
 
 do. Market Slip, Brook's Ward ; G. B. Beatteay, do. at Slip. 
 
 J. Jones«, Weigh Master at North Slip; R. M'Cullough, Weigh 
 Master at Union Street; J. Dunham, Weigh Master, at Carleton. 
 
 William H. A. Keans, Superintendent of Flour Inspectors, and 
 Superintendent of Weighers of Coals and Measurers of Salt. 
 
 N. Clinton, J. Humbert, and J. Berryman, inspectors of Flour. 
 
 James Stewart, Gauger of Liquors. 
 
 Samuel Gillespie, James Peacock, and William Thompson, Gan- 
 gers and Searchers of Oil. 
 
 Jacob WiNon, Francis Wilson, William M*Auley, Robert Riley, 
 James Cullinan, William J. Lockhart, William Thompson, John 
 M'Gourty, A. B, Lockhart, Weighers of Coal. Jacob Wilson. 
 William M'AuIey, William J. Lockhart, J. Cullinan, William 
 Thompson, Measurers of Salt. 
 
 James Peacock, and Thomas Miles, Inspectors of Lathwood, 
 Staves, Hoop Poles, «&c. 
 
 I Samuel Gillespie, Thomas Miles, John llosy, John Duncan, 
 William Thompson, John Gallagher, Inspectors of Pickled Fish. 
 
 Samuel Gillespie, James Peacock, Tliomuij Miles, William 
 Thompson, John Koss, Cullers of Dried Fish. 
 
 John Robinson, Inspector of Cordwond and Bark at the Market 
 Slip ; John Paul, ditto at Lower Cove Slip; John Jones, ditto at 
 North Slip. 
 
 Alexander M'Kelvey, Superintendeut of Carts and Drays. 
 
 B. F. Maybee, SuperntendoHt of Coaches and Jjumber Waggons. 
 
 H. Dunlop, Superintendent of Hand Carts. 
 
 Robert M'Kelvey, Pound Keeper on the Eastern Side of the 
 Harbour ; Evan Evans, Pound Keeper at Carleton. 
 J Robert M'Kelvey, Wm. Kilpatrick, James Duffy, Hog Reeves 
 ion the Eastern Side of the Haibour. Wm. Cronk, Evan Evans, 
 iHog Reeves on the Western Side of the Harbour. 
 ; Thomas M'Avity, Superintendent of Partridge Island and the 
 (Quarantine Station. 
 
 1 Thomas M. Smith and H. P Sturdee, Esquires, ComniissionerH 
 •of Wrecks and Shipwrecked Goods for the City and Coun;y of 
 i Saint John. 
 
 
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 Samuel Jordan, John l.tidcli, David M. Whilingr, Goorge Casaie, 
 Thomas Fairwfintlier, Falvvard D. Gore, James H. Fairwealher, 
 Chailes E. FairwoafJier, Charlefi E.Harding, Nelson A. Cougle, 
 William Grady, C N Perkins, Francis G. Jordan, Jarvis Wilson, 
 Oliver B. Cougle, J. M. Cougle, 1). M'Callum, W. S. Harding, 
 Samuel R. James, Alexander Boyne, Matthew Holstead, James H. 
 Barllett, George Dixon, James M'Loon, Stephen G. Blizzard, 
 Charles Robertson, S. S. Littlehale, Charles Ketchum, J. D'Orsay, 
 W. Balcom, £. J. Wetmore, Nathaniel Adams, J. P. Bell, J. A. 
 Lyons, V. Graves, J. W. Craig, P. J. Cougle, Surveyors of Lumber. 
 
 # 
 
 ii 
 
 FIRE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Thomas M. Smith, Chief Engineer. 
 
 Engine Company «VV>. 1.— Jumes Porimore, Engineer ; B. Coxelter, Foreman ; Ri- 
 chard Calvert, ^usistaiU Foreman. 
 
 Engine Company JV(». 2.— tiedfge Anderson, jE/i^inser ,• Joseph Henderson, Fore- 
 man; Joseph Headeisoxif Jan., ^isistant Foreman. 
 Engine Company JW. 3.— John Yeats, Engineer ; Robert Laskey, Foreman ,- Rich- 
 ard Fanner, .^ssiitant Foreman. 
 
 Engine Company J<,'o. 4. — James T. O'Connor, Engineer', Thos. Campbeli, Fore- \ 
 man : Richard Dinn, jissistant Foreman. j 
 
 Engine Company JVo. 5.— Thomas M. Reed, Engineer; Archibald Rowan, Fore- 1 
 man : John Magt^e, .^.ssintant Foreman. 
 
 Engine Company Jfo. 6.— Thomas P. Marter, Engineer ; Wm. P. Bunting, Fore' 
 man; 3. Marsliall lleed. Assistant Foreman, 
 
 Carleton Engine Company JVo. 7. — Wm. C Dunliam, Engineer ; Wm. J. Thomp- 
 son, Foreman; Griiiltli Staclttiouse, Jlssuitant Foreman. 
 
 Carleton Engine Company JV«. 8.— George ^tiukhouse, Engineer} Wiiliani J. 
 Thompson, Foreman; j , .Is'^sitant Foreman, ^l '^_ 
 
 Fire Police.— W. O. Smith, Captain; Geo. W. Smith, Lieutenant; James Ge- 
 row, Treasurer; W. ii. A. Keans, Secrefartl. 
 
 Hook and Ladder Company , — Tlunnas ^fcKee, Captain. 
 
 His Worship the May6r, Joseph Fairvveather, Bartholomew Cexetter, W. H. 
 A. Keans, George A. Lockhart, (i!«»(>rge V. Nowlin. C. Jolmston, Alex. Ballocli, 
 J. C. Littlehale, J. Benttey, James A. Hardiiiji, CD. Kvcritt, W. A'. Kobcrtson, 
 William Mackay, Charles J. Alelick, William C. Diinham, J. M. Walker, Joseph 
 Coram, Thomas Hnnford, Jo:<fph iVlercer, J. M. Robinson, Thomas M'Avity, 
 Robert Kedey, J. Wilson, Jr., E. E. Lockhart, E. B. Peters, C. A. Everitt, 
 
 S. K. Foster, James Colwell, Charles Ketchum, Firewurds. 
 
 ' ' ' iivr mKiM i • 
 
 POLICE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 John Johnston, Esquire, Police Magistrate ; George A. Lockhart, and W. O. 
 Smith, Esquires, Sitting MaglHtrat(^s, 
 George W. Cleary, Ef(iiiire, Clerk. >t-n'. ,.m itu.. ,?! 
 
 Mr. George ScouUar, Chief of the Police Force. ' ■■ ' • -■ 'I 
 
 ^fv;!t.^l 
 
 PuBLio Grammar School in thb City of Paint John.— The Reverend the 
 Rectorof Saint John, President; Hon. William Black, the Mayor, the Recorder, 
 tho lion. Judge Parker, William Wright, lion. John II. Gray, Es(|uires,th« Rev. 
 Willirtm Uoniild, A. M., Rev. Win.Bcovil, and Dr. Wm. Livinpstone, l)iroct-i 
 ors;John H.Gray, Esquire, 'J'reasurer and Clerk; James Pater.sun, LL. I), 
 Principal ; Mr. Blunchaid, Second Master. 
 
 Saint John District Committee ok the SoriETy roR Promoti no Christian , 
 
 Knowleuob.— Reverend the Rector of Saint John, President; — ■ , 
 
 Epquirc, Vice President; Beverley Robinson, Esquire, Secretary and 'J reasurer. 
 Bonks sold at John Kiiinear's, Prince William Street. 
 
 ■■laHiHHBMiHBBHaHiRBHHHaHHnaBBHaBHaMBaaBaBBiHHaHMaaiaHaaHHiaaiBBBaaaHH 
 
>rge Casaie, 
 airwealher, 
 A. Cougle, 
 vis Wilson, 
 3. Harding, 
 d, James U. 
 . Blizzard, 
 J. D'Orsay, 
 Bell, J. A. 
 I of Lumber. 
 
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 , Foreman ', Ri- 
 nderson, Fore- 
 foreman ; Rich- 
 
 :!anipbell, Fort 
 
 I 
 1 Rowan, Fore- 1 
 
 Bunting, Fort' 
 
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 Vm. J. Thonip- • 
 
 an, i 
 
 r; Wiiliam J. I 
 
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 ant; James Ge- 
 
 tn. 
 
 Joxetter, W. 11. 
 , Alex. Ballocli, 
 \ A. Kobcrtaon, 
 Walker, Josepli 
 lonjas M'Avity, 
 O. A. Everiit, 
 
 lart, anrt W. O. 
 
 lie Reverend the 
 
 :>r. Hie Recjinlei", 
 squires, tiir Rtjv. 
 in^'8t()ne, l)ir«'ct- 1 
 ktersun, LL. D , 
 
 iTI"<l<} rHRISTfAN, 
 
 y and 'J reasurer. 
 
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 Saint John Mechanics' Institute. — James Pateriion, LL. D., President ; 
 Joseph \V. Lawrence, and Robert Foulis, Vice Presidents ; James R. Ruel, 
 Corresponding iSecrctary ; William L. Avery, Treasurer ; William Hutchinson, 
 Junior, Recording Secretary, and h^ecretary to the Rnard of Directors ; Robert 
 Shives, George VV. Smith, John J. Munroe, J, G. Melick, G. Flemming. G. H. 
 Lawrence, Isaac Woodward, W. K. Reynolds, W. F. Smith, and E. W, Broad, 
 Directors. The Museum is open on Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings, 
 at 8 o'clock. 
 
 SaintJohnReligiousTractSociett.— Rev. William Donald, A. M., Presi- 
 dent ; John Kinnear, Esquire, Secretary. 
 
 Saiivt John, N. B. AsauciATiuN in aid of Colonial Church and School 
 .Society,— Beverley Robinson, Ksquire, President; Reverend Or. 1. W. D.Gray, 
 Rev. John Armstrong, M. A., and the Hon. Robt Parker, Vice Presidents ; G. 
 
 D. Robinson, Esquire, Stcretary ; L. H. Deveber, Ksquire, IVeasurer; 
 
 , George Taylor, James R. Ruel, Thomas W. Daniel, Esquires, and Dr 
 
 notiford and Dr. Bayard, Committee ; John V. Thurgar and John M. Robinson, 
 Esquires, ^^uditora. 
 
 Saint John SociETv Lirrart. — Geo. D. Robinson, Esq., President; Isaac 
 Woodward, Ksq., Vice President; W. H. A. Keans, and W. J. Starr, Esquires, 
 Committee ; James R. Kuel, Esquire, Secretary and Treasurer ; John McKeon, 
 Librarian. Library open from 3 to 4 o'clock, daily. 
 
 Saint George's Societv.— J. H. T. Manners Sntton, Patron ; Hon. William 
 Wright, Esquire, President ; William EKman, Esquire, Vice President ; Charles 
 Briscoe, Treasurer ; Rev. W. Scovil, S. L. Lugrin and T. W. Daniel, Esquires, 
 Standing Cpmmittee; Rev. W. Scovil, Chaplain; T. E. 6. Tisdale, and W. J. 
 Starr, Ksquires, Auditors. 
 
 Saint Andrew's Society. — Alexander Jardine, President; William Thom- 
 son, Vice President : Robert Cruikshank, Treasurer ; Robert Thomson, Secretary; 
 W. W, Emslie, Andrew Scott, and Robert Shives, Committee o( Charity. 
 
 Saint Patrick's Society.- -Robert Armstrong, President; John A Morrison, 
 Vice President; John Ma^ee, Treasurer; William Hutchinson. Secretary; Tho- 
 mas Parks, William F. Smith, and Alexander Adams, Committee of Charity. 
 
 Orphan BENEVOLENTi^ociETY. — Jas. Gallagher, Esq., President; John Dough- 
 erty, Vice President ; P. M'Court, Treasurer; John Cunningham, Secretary. 
 
 Saint John Agricultural and Horticultural Society. — The Hon. Judge 
 Parker, Patron ; R. Jardine, President; Robert Bowes, and RobertF.9lazen, Vice 
 Presidents ; James Brown, Henry Blakslee, Chas. Diury, Peter Dewar, James 
 Dunn, Wm. Hawks, Archibald M'enzies, Geo. P. Peters, Thomas Tralton, T. Da- 
 vidson, Hon. J. H. Gray, Otty Crookshank, Alexander Martin, and Alonzo A. 
 Darrow, Directors ; John Duncan, Esq., Treasurer; M. A. Cuming, Recording 
 Secretary ; D. B. Stevens, Corresponding Secretary. 
 
 New Brunswick Auxiliary Bible Society.— Hon. Jud<!e Parker, President ; 
 Hon. William B. Kinnear, and Hon. Neville Parker, Vice Presidents; John M. 
 Robinson, Esquire, Treasurer ; James 7'aterson, LL. O., and Hon. S. L. Tilley, 
 Secretaries; L. H. DeVeber Esquire, Depositary; Samuel Hiiyghue, John Kin- 
 near, Jolin Wishart, Samuel Bayard, M. D., Nathan S. Demitl, Gilbert. T. Ray, 
 John Armstrong, George A. Lockhart, W. J. Starr, Edward Sears, Daniel J. 
 M'Laughlin, Jas. Reed, L. B Botsford, M. D., Win. Girvan, J. C. M'Intosb, B. J. 
 j llnderhill, 11. Kedey and T. B. Barker, with the Ministers who are Members of 
 the Society. Committee fur Portland — J. Duncan, Jas. Flewelling, Moses Tuck, 
 and D. V.RobertH. Committee for Carleton—Vi. Salter, I. Curke, and Dr. Waddell 
 
 Ladies' Benev<<i,knt Society— Mrs. Ward Chipman, Patroness; Mrs. Jas. 
 While, Mrs. H. Stevens, and Miss Deblois, Committee ; Miss L. Kinnear, Se- 
 cretary and Treasurer. 
 
 Saint John Total Abstinence Society.— N. S. Dpniill,F8qulre, Pre.'sidcnt; 
 John Humbert, W. R. M. Burtis, Joseph Fairweather, W. H. A. Keans, Georjre 
 A. Lockhart, Esquires, G. P. Sancton. L. H. Waterhouse, John Frazer, R. Robert- 
 son, Vice Pretidents ; J. K. Marshall, Treasurer ; Jan. Gerow, Jr., Corresponding 
 and Recording Secretary ; W. Hewett, Zebedee Ring, J.Ansley, J. P. Marsters, 
 E. E. Lockhart, Thos. M'Henry. T. C. Humbert, C. Smiler, C. A. Everitt, John 
 J. Akerley, W. K. Reynolds, J Fisher, and C. D. Everitt, Bxecutive Committee. 
 
 Grand Division of the Order of the Sons of Temperance. — Rev. O. P. 
 Bliss, G. W. P. ; Kev. Samuel Robinson, G. W. A. ; W. H. A. Keans, Q. Scribe ; 
 C. 0. Everitt, G. Treas. ; Kev. J. G. Flanders, ^rand Chaplain ; Archibald Rowan, 
 Grand Conductor: John S. Trites, Grand Scribe. 
 
 New Bhunswicr Temperance Contention.— N. S. DeMllI, President: Hon. 
 S. L. Tilley, Vice President: W. H. A. Keans, Secretary : R. Salter, Treasurer. 
 
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 Saint John Roman Catholic Total Abstinence RcLiKr Society. — Rev. 
 E.J. Dumphy Predident ; \V. H. A. Kenns, Esquire, Vice President. 
 
 Chamber op Commerce —Hon. John Robertson, President ; Robert Reed, Esq. 
 Vice Preiiident; Edw. n()|liy,E8q. Secretary and Treasurer; Frederick A. Wlg- 
 ^ns, Joseph A. Crane, William Thomson, Joel Reading, George Sutherland, 
 John W. Cudlip, Wni. Wriabt, J. A. Morrison, <»eorge Thomas, and William 
 Perries, Ksqiiires, Oounciilors ; R. Jardine, Isaac Woodward, Cha?. McLauchlan, 
 tldward Allison, George Thomas, Kidiard Wright, J. M. Walker, W. J. Starr. 
 George Sutherland, S. U. Berton, Joseph A. Crane, and John Duncan, Esquires, 
 Board of Arbitration. 
 
 Saint John Gaa Light Compant — Capital Forty Thousand Pounds. — Robert 
 Jardine, Esquire, President ; John Duncan, Williaiw Parks, W. G. Lawton, John 
 M. Walker, George Carvill, W. Smith, Daniel J. M'Laughlaii, and William lack, 
 
 Esquires, Directors; Robert liritain, Secretary and Treasurer; , 
 
 Esquire, Solicitor; G. Peebles, Manager. 
 
 EunopEAN andNorth American Railway Company. — Capital £1,500,000. — 
 D. J. M'Laiighlin, it. Jardine, K. Allison, George Botsford R. Reed, G. I'ho- 
 nias, S. Barker, Esquires, Hoitorables S. L Tilley, John I'oitertson, A. J. Smith, 
 J. M. Johnson, and lion. W. H. 8tcveci, Directors; R. Jardine, Pre»ident ; G. P. 
 
 Sancton, and J. W. Cudlip, Jiudilors , '• , Esquire, Sulieittr ; Hon. R. 
 
 L. (lazen, Counsel. 
 
 Predericton Gas Companv.— Ca))itaJ Five Thousand Pounds. — S. Barker, 
 Esquire, President ; John Simpson, F. W. Ilathewny, J. Wilkinson, and John 
 Davis, Directors; W^iMiamM'Keath, Secrettiiy and Treasurer ; John UMnnis, 
 Manager. 
 
 Rural C emetery Company. — Directors— LeBaron Botsford, M. D., George P. 
 Peters, M. D., Charles Drury, Beverly Robinson, James Peltiiigell, John M. 
 Walker, William Parks, Win. G. Lawton, Soloii}on Hersey, William J.ick, and 
 William Wright, r.squires : LeRaron Botsford, Esquire, President ; Edward B. 
 
 Peters, Enquire, S<!tretary and Treasurer; , Landscape Gardener ; 
 
 John Adams, Superintendent. 
 
 South Bay Boom Company. — Alexander M'Tj. Seely, President; Hon. John 
 Robertson, Jniin VVishart, F. Wiggins, G. Young, and F. Ferguson, Directors ; 
 Thomas M'lVAckin, Superintendent and Treasurer; T.A.M'Mackin, Secretary. 
 
 Electric Telegraph Company.— R. Jardine, Esquire, President ; D. B. 
 Stevens, Secretary and Superintendent ; R. Jardine, Edward Allison, J. Dun- 
 can, R. Reed, Esquires, Saint John, and George E. Morion, Esq., of Halifax, 
 Directors. 
 
 St. John anuFredbricton Electric Teleoraph Company. — George Bots- 
 ford. Esquire, I'resident; S. Barker, W. H. Robinson, S. W. Babbitt, and R. 
 Jardine, Esquires, Directors , D. B. Stevens, Superintendent. 
 
 New Brunswick Marine Assurance Company — In St. John. — Capital Fifty 
 Thousand Pounds, with power to increase to One Hundred Thousand Pounds. 
 John Ward, Esquire, President ; John Wishart, John Ward, John V. Thurgar, 
 G. Carvill, D.J. M'Laughlin, William Parks £. Sears, G. W. Worrall, and Jo- 
 seph Fairweather, Esquires, Directors ; G. M. Jack, Esquire, Secretary. - 
 
 Globe Assurance Company — In St. John. — Wm. Leavitt, Esquire, Preiiident ; 
 George L. I<ovett, Thomas Vaughan, Robert Robertson, John Duncan, George 
 M'l<ean and James Smith, Esquires, Directors ; I. L. Bedell, Esquire, Secretary. 
 
 The Mutual Inauranre Company — In St. John. — Joseph Fairweather, Esquire, 
 president; John D. Purdy, Hon. S. 1j. Tilley, Joseph W Imwrence, andS. 
 K. Foster, Dtrertors ; Isaac Woodward, Esquire, Secretary; J.M.Robinson, 
 1^ squire. Solicitor. 
 
 Saint .John Suspension Bridge Company, — J. D. Lewin, Esquire, President ; 
 Joseph Farweather, L. B Botsford, M. D., John Wnddeli, M. D., and L. fi. Al- 
 mon, Esquires, Directors ; J. F. Masters, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 VoRK A.wD Carlrton Ml KINO COMPANY. — James Harris, President ; James 
 Smith, 'I'homas Atlan, John Owens, Henry Vaughan, James R. Tupper, Allan 
 M*Lenn, James Harris, Thomas Vaughan, and James T. Smith, Directors; Jas. 
 Smith, Tri'aeiirer; Thomas Vaughan, Secretary. 
 
 i^AiNT J4)ii.\ Fire Insurance Company. —A. M'L. Seely^ President; Joseph 
 A. CraiiA, Joel KvndinK, John T. Stanton, IL Vnnghun, and L. J. Almon, Es- 
 quires, Direclom. J. D. Lcwin, Esquire, Secretary. 
 
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 Sutherland, 
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 I Directors ; 
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 CITY AND COUNTY OF SAINT JOHN. 
 
 The Mayor and Recorder, Justices of the Mayor's Court. 
 TheMayor, the Recorder, Joseph Fairweaiher, William O. Smith, 
 Isaac Woodward, Thomas MAvity, Wilham King, Joseph Beat- 
 teay, and W. H. A. Keans, Esquired, Justices of the Peace and of 
 the 0,0 rum. 
 
 Houorable Charles Sitnonds, Gehardus C. Carman. John Jordan, 
 George Anderson, James Moran, tlenry Gilbert, Robert W. Crook- 
 {shank, Robert Payne, Archibald Menzies, Charles Ward, Hon. John 
 i Robertson, William H. Street, Daniel Leavitt. John Gillis, James 
 ' Brown, John Kerr, William Leavitt, William Olive, Samuel Strange, 
 'James Gallagher. Jacob Allen, John Wishart, Robert Keltie, Leveret 
 ' H. DeVeber, William llivvkif. Moses Vernon, Walker Tisdalc. Geo. 
 ! A. Lockhart, William Parks, William O. Smith, Alexander Lockhart, 
 I John Haws, Thos. Allan, Hugh Sharkey, Jamoa Travis, George Hen- 
 derson, Henry G. Simonds, Joseph Fairweather, Robert Douglas, 
 Francis Ferguson, F. A. Wiggins, Peter Besnard James Olive, Na* 
 than S. Demill, Geor<i[e Carvill, John Humbert, John Sears, Stephen 
 K. Foster, Francis Ruddick, John F. Goddard, Wm. Doherty, Thos. 
 Otty Crookshank, J. Beatteay, Alex. Balloch, Benj. J. Underbill. C. 
 D. Everitt, Robert Jardine, Robert Bowes, James Olive, James 
 Olive, 3d, R. Salter, J. W. M. Irish, and Alexander McTavish, Es- 
 quires, Justices of the Peace. 
 
 Charles Johnston, Esq. .High Sheriff. < ^ritv 1.4 
 
 Hon. William B. Kinnear, Clerk of the Peace 
 William Bayard, Esquire, M. D., Coroner. 
 Isaac L. Bedell, Esquire, County Treasurer. / 
 
 James R. Ruel, Esq., Auditor of County Accounts. 
 Hon, W. B. Kinnear, Esquire, Judge of Piotates. 
 W. Chipman Drury, Esquire, Rgister of Deed* and Wills, 
 John Johnston, Esquire, Commissioner for taking Bail in the 
 Supreme and Mayor's Court. 
 
 Hon Wm. Boyd Kinnear, Robert Eraser Hazen, Wm Wright, 
 i Peter Stubs, Horatio Nelson H. Lugrin, John M. Robinson, Mose? 
 I H. Perley, Hon. Robert L Huzen, John Johnston, James William 
 I Boyd, William Jack, Duncan Robertson, John H. Gray, Jas. 
 
 I W. Peters, Robertson Bayard. , Wm.R. M. Burtis, 
 
 ' Edward B. Peters, Charles Duff, James A. Harding, Gustavus R. 
 I Jarvis, James J. Kaye, Andrew R. Wetniore, George F. Rouse, 
 I William M. Howe, Ciiarles Doherty, Humphrey T. Gilbert, B. 
 Boyd Kinnear, John G. Campbell, Charles A. Ham, Kobert Par- 
 I ker, Junior, Nelson DeVi^ber, Richard Sunds Armstrong, Charles 
 ] Walters, George Blalch, Ward Chipiuan Drury, W.II. Hatheway, 
 I Henry W. Frith, William Hulchiiison, Benjamin L. Peters, Chas. 
 j W. Stockton, George G. Gilbert, Junior, John Simonds, Samuel 
 11. Thomson, Edward Jack, Frederick C. Frith, Robert B. Street, 
 Benjamin G. Gray, Lewis J. Almon, Charles W. Weldon, Alex- 
 ander Ballentine, Hurd Peters, William P. Dole, Beverley Robin- 
 son, Junr., T. T. Hanford and W. H. Tuck, Esquires, Com- 
 mis.sioners for taking Afliduvits in the Supreme Court. 
 
 Gehardus C. Carman, John Jordan and James Moran, Esquirei, 
 Commissioners for Solemnizing Marriage. 
 
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William P. Dole, Esquire, Inspector of Schools. j | ; 
 
 John Sears, George Bliitch, and S. P. Wetuiore, Esquires, Trus- 
 tees of Schools, City of Saint John. 
 
 Rev. James Qiiinn, Jnme.s Galiajjher, Esquire, and William Car 
 viile, Commissioners for the Management of the Free School at Saint 
 John, unconnected with the iVJadras Board. .ti.>4^hii 
 
 Moses H. Perley, and Dr. William Bayard, EsquiVea, Commissi- 
 oners of Indian Reserves, under Act 7 Vic. c. 45. 
 
 C harles Drury andBradfordGilbert, Commissioners of Sevirers 
 
 Isaac Woodward, and Charles W. Wardlaw Es^quires, Commissi- 
 oners for the Bay of Fundy and River Saint John, under :he Act 
 
 13 Vict, c. 26, relating to Steamboats. * ,.h ? 
 
 Gehardus C. Carman, John Kerr, James Morartljarnes Galla- 
 gher, and William O. Smith, Esquires, Commissioners of the Alms 
 House, Work House and Infirmary. Fenwick Arnold, Esq., M. D., 
 Physician. William Cunningham, Keeper. •-,,.-. 
 
 Surveyors of Lumber in the County. — Ezekiel Jordan, John Mor- 
 rison, David Tapley, Clayton Scott, Joseph Ball, George C. Dun 
 
 am, William Cunard, Wiif*iam Allingham, Stephen E. Stephens, 
 rilbert Jordan Francis McCafferty, John Kearney, M. E. Cowan, 
 Jos. J. Wetmore, Daniel Bra8nahan, James E. Vincent, Zachariah 
 B. Roberts, John M. Campbell, David B. Vincent, George Niles, 
 Francis Gallagher, Wm. Lynch, John K. Pendleton, Abraham J, 
 Estabrooks, Charles Eagles, Joseph D. Maher, Andrew Stevenson, 
 G. T. Whelpley, Andrew Anderson, Sergeant Littiehale, David 
 W. Belyea, Moses Tuck, Cyprian Godard, Shadrack Holly, John 
 F. James, C. W. Watters, and Joseph Williams. 
 
 Terms of the General Sessions and Common Pleas. — Third Tuesday 
 in March, and first Tuesday in Juno, September and December; 
 
 «W »!«W ,»i''^j i'lrl ■sMs.rt%^4 -f- 
 
 PARISH OF PORTLAND. 
 
 
 Robert Payne, Es»niire, Police Magisrmte ; Henry G. {i^imnnds^ aiiit .tames 
 Travis, Esquires, Sitting iMapisliales} Jolia Uuiicaji, Moses Tuck, and George 
 E. Sniiler, blsquirc^s, Coinniissionera of Police. 
 
 l».ivi(l I'tijiley, jr., J. H. 1'obiii, and C W. Stockton, Trustees of Schools. 
 
 Steven H. Stjriw, Henry G. Shnwnds, and Francis Ituddick, Revisors of lilec- 
 lors fi«r Mem hers of Assembly. 
 
 JamedFievvwelliiig, Joseph RudcHck, and James L. Woodvvortli, Assessors of 
 
 CImrles Wiison, Collector of Taxes. ^' r^"*^ • "^P 
 
 D. Fritch, Jacob Pidgeon, George Cameron, David Odell, Nntlian Higgins, 
 Gilberj Wlieaton, Sam. L. Peters, and Samnel McJnnkin, Coutaables. 
 
 David Munro, Pat. Hanasian, VVni. Leonard, and Geo. Cameron, Hog Reeves. 
 
 'JMiomas Morritjon, and William Cunnard, Fence Viewers. 
 
 David Monro, Pound Keeper. 
 
 liarnes TrBvi.«, Commissioner of Ilighvvnya and to e.\peiid Ptiblif (niw.la. 
 
 John Cowan, Surveyor of l)am.s. 
 
 Moses 'i'uck, and Berliu Vincent, Boom Masters. ., , 
 
 William IrwIn.Senler of Lnaiher. ' •« .,1i ,<kw 
 
 Karnes Travifi, Inspector of Itutter. . , , ■ - ► . 
 
 I Alexander Sime, Surveyor of tJrindstoncs, and Field Driver. 
 
 Steven fc. Stevens, Timber Driver. 
 Daniel N. Fritcli, Clerix of the Market, and Town Clerk. 
 
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 John Mor- 
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 E. Cowan, 
 Zachariah 
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 Stevenson, 
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 cliools. 
 
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 PARISH OF SIMONDS 
 
 James O. Cody, JSWies Oavrdson, nndR. S. Armstrong, Trustees of Schools. 
 Kultt. Juriiine, \Vm. Hawks, and Robert Bowes, fievi^ors of electors. 
 Robert Power, Jas. Dunn, and John Dolan, As.sessord of Taxes. 
 John Johnston, Collector of Taxes. 
 
 A Henry, Neil Uuin, K. ftloore, U. Moore, Bloomsbury, W. Hanna, J. Wade, 
 T. M'Oermott, VV. M'Geoch, Wm. fc^lack, and Jas. Lovely, Constal)les. 
 
 Robert Howes, Thomas Garnett, Jaines Anthony, Claudius Hamilton, VVm. 
 Bean, J. Colgan, C. M. Whooten, Henry Sloan, John Mooje, Jas. M'Kee, James 
 , Brayden, M. McNamee, Robert Moore, and A. G. Croaksnank, Fence Viewers. 
 B. Klrkpatrick, W. t^lack, T. M'Dermott, Wm. M'Namara, Pat. Miles, Sam. 
 I llclstead, Henry Osborne, P. Brennan, I. Shelaton, T. Lovely, M. Mahoney, 
 jj.Cumniing, D. Koenan, J. Robertson, and Win. Richmond, Hog Reeves. 
 I Henry Graham, George Dnherty, lMiili{> Furlong, John Johnston, J. M'Kee, 
 I J. Robertson, H. Warnock, Neil Uuinn, P. Brown, T. Russell, T. Garnet, J. 
 ! Higgins, Wm. MclSamara, and Richard Daley, Pound Keepers. 
 I .1 M'Avity, G. Cody, and Wm. Evans, Coumussioners of Highways, and to 
 expend Public Grants. — J. Armstrong, A. Moore, J. Brown, Jas. Anthony, Wm. 
 I Beau, Jos. Bowes, G. D. Jordan, J. Bryden, T. Garnett, J. Charlton, C. M.Whoo- 
 , ten, A. M'Gowan,D. Gallagher, Tho.s Bowes, Jr., A. M'Lean, J. Cunningham, 
 ' A. Henry, J. Arthur, R. Evans, I). Hunter, M. M'Namee, J. Cain, Chas Rigby, 
 ,T. Davidson, J. Fudge, Wm. Huily, Pat. Slaven, Sen., C Hamilt<tn, Jaa. Bry- 
 ' den, Jr., Wm. Mackin, R. Power, G. llardenbrook, C. Tirbrook, ll. Martin, J. 
 j Moore, J. Wood, P. Denny, W. Devine, A. Straahan, J. Mr.Cormick, J. Ryan, 
 R. Stackhouse, T. Clark, VV. Wallace, J. Colgan, N. Uiiin. J. Keys, J. Dunall, 
 P. M'Manus, U. McGeoch, F. McGanney, B. Kilpatrick, Jas. BaVtrim, jr., Hy. 
 ytauley, Ji. Chittick, J. Crozier, and R. Daley, fcjurveyors of Roads. 
 James Stackhouse, Surveyor of Dams. — Tlios. Bowes, Town Clerk. ,j.ij j 
 
 PxYRlSH OITlANCASTER. 
 
 Barnabas Tilton,Rev. G. Bedell, and J. D. Lewin, Trustees of Schools. 
 
 G. C. Carman, A. xMenzies, and James Ulive, Revisurs uitder Election Law. 
 
 IJ. Tilton, A. Menzic.^J, and John Tiner, Assessors of Taxes.— J. T. Lord, CoU 
 lect(»r of Taxes. — A.Menzies, G. C. Carman, and H. Rourke, Surveyors of Dams. 
 
 J. Downey, John Monahen, J. A. Balcolni, Vy. R. Colljngs, Joint JiUcey, Geo. 
 Reed, J. Locher, &. Francis Miller, Consiabies. — James Robinson, and T. Ready, 
 Hog Reeves. — M, Balcom, W. Clarke, T. Kilbreatli, R. Robertson, J. Boggs, and 
 liriward McShea, Pound Keepers.— James Heavey, Robert Robertson, Samuel 
 Ciinninghaui, and Joseph Boggs, Fence Viewers. — H. Garbutt, Geo. P. Peters, 
 
 •iiirl fitlin Vl'l.nf*.jii f ~*itiiiitiii.>airtiltf^ra jiT 1 1 iirllYVii V.2 C* 1 .nrll Itai-iiol Ii1.\rria Baft' 
 
 I Al'l^riim, H. Belmore, A. I'houip^on, James Hanmiel, James Gierke, Patrick 1 
 u vine, M. P. Balcolm, James Wen, Senr., H. Belmore, Robert Pbair, Survey 
 ' • of Hii/hways.— John Tiner, Town Clerk 
 
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 PARISH OF SAINT MARTINS. 
 
 David Vaughan, Valentine Harding, Robert Washburn, Trustees of Schools. 
 
 Ja^. II. i>loran, A\ex. Lockhart, and David Vaughan, Jr., Revisers of electors. 
 
 Tliomas H. Black, David Vaughan, and VVilliauj Rnddick, Assessors of Taxes. 
 
 John M. Brown, Collector of 'J'axes — J. M. Brown, Wm. Davidsn, £li An- 
 ijDvine, A. Deiong, and l>uiah Brown, Constables. — Thomas Lewis, Pound 
 K'.eiitir— Sjition Tufts, and James O'Donnell, Hog Reeves. — James Swim, Wm. 
 M'.Vfee, W. M'Cnmber, Isanc Birchcr, and James Shanklin, Fence Vievvera. 
 
 II. Ilanrihan Timber Driver. 
 
 Thomas H. Black, Town Cltnk.— Reuben Bradshnw, Clerk of the Market. 
 
 Valentine Harding, Jacob 'J'utts, and Hobert Gilchrist, Commissioners of High- 
 ways and to expend Public Grants.— J. Walton, R. B. Patterson, W. Fraser, I. 
 Mosher, E. Brown, C. (iuigley, J. II. Brown, M. M'Dade, Jas. J^ove, Senr., H. 
 Sands, J. Curry, VV. Henry, A. Porter, J. M. Oradshaw, Nelson Smith, T. Kean, 
 Rubt. Al'Cutcheon, F. Porter, Hugh Ryan, W. M'Affee, Geo. M'Cumber, Wm. 
 A. Lockhart, John Foster, Robert Floyd, P. Canty, John Brickley, John Porter, 
 VVm. Floyd, Henry Sands, A Parks, James Long, Henry Vale, Samuel Tabor, 
 Abel Washburn, S. Brown, Edward Nueent, John Slmonds, Surveyors of Roads, 
 
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 COUNTY OF YORK. 
 
 CORPORATION OF FREDERICTON. 
 
 William H. Needliam, Esquire, Mayor 
 
 IVellin (Tton Ward, 
 Dnv id Scott, 
 Martin Mackay. 
 
 St. Jinii'a. Carletan. 
 
 Jas. S. Beek, John Davis. 
 VVm. Segee, W. Broderick 
 Geo. N. Segee, Es(|uire, City Clerk 
 Henry J.Thorn, Llsquire, City Auditor 
 
 Queen's. Kins^a. 
 
 Henry Riitter. And. Ritchie, 
 FrancisM*Manu9 Alex. Block. 
 Thos! R. Robertson, City Treasurer. 
 Andrew Blair, Esquire, City Surveyor 
 
 S. FlHrninp, Surveyor of Streets and Highways. Thos. Dowling, Wharfinger. 
 
 Charles Krannen, City Marsliiil. Pliilip Schlyer, Collector of Dog Tax. 
 
 AssKSSORS. — Thomas L. Simmons, WeWino-tort Ward; II. J.Thorn, St. Jlnn''s 
 Ward; Andrew. Gregg, Carleton Ward; Robert Gowan, Q,ueen''a Ward; John 
 Fleming, King's Ward.—Jna. M'Alpine, Commissioner of the Alms House. 
 
 FiRK Department.— Alexander Mitchell, Chief Engineer; B. Wolhaupter, 
 Charles Brannen, Martin Mackay, James tinle, James H. Broderick, Samuel D. 
 I M*Plier8on,G. M. Odell, Henry Rutter, T. L. Simmons, Robert Chestnut, M. 
 I Colter and J. Myshrall, Firewards. ; 
 
 Hon. John Simcoe Saunders, John Allen, John Robinson, George 
 IMinchin, William H. OHell. James A. Maclaiichlan, John Simpson, 
 William D. Hartt, and The Mayor, ex oj^cto, Esquires, Justices of the 
 Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Hon. John S. Saunders, John Allen, John Robinson, George Min- 
 chin, William 11. Odell, James A. Maclaachlan, John Simpson, Win. 
 D Hartt, Thomas Jones, William Davidson, Patrick Campbell, Jas. i 
 Miles, Ross Currie, Adam D. Allan, George Garden, L. B. Rainsford, ' 
 Solomon Parent. David B. Shelton, George Cheyiie, William J. Be- j 
 dell, Thomas Gill, Richard Hayne. George Clements, Allan M'Lean, 
 Thomas Pickard, Thomas R. Robertson, Asa Coy, Isaac Kilburn, 
 Edward Simonds, Frederick W. Hatheway, Charle.s M'Phorson, 
 George Morehouse, George L. Hatheway, Ira Ingraham, Spafford J. 
 Barker, Beverley A. Robinson, Benjamin Yerxa, Beuj. Goodspeed, 
 James Fairlie, Israel Smith. Enoch T)ow, Edward Pidgeon, J. Mc- 
 Donald. Andrew Calder, Samuel Fox, Joseph Pickard, .lobn T. 
 Smith Thomas Murray, James S. Beek. Thomas L. Simmons, Jas. 
 McLuggan, Thomas C. Atherton (of the Quorum)^ and William R. 
 Bustin, Esquires, Justices of the the Peace. 
 
 ! Benjamin Wolhaupter, Esquire, High Sheriff; Charles Brannen, 
 I Deputy Sheriff. 
 
 I George J. Dibblee, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls, and Clerk of the 
 Peace, and of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 George F. H. Minchin, Esquire, Surrogate. ? 
 
 Francis A. II. Straton, Esquire, Register of Probates. ' 
 
 Joseph Beek, Esquire, Register of Deeds and Wills. 
 
 Jas. B. Toldervey. Henry Fisher, Jr., Henry Jones, Geo. More- 
 house, Judati Hammond, and John M'Gibbon, Esquires, Coroners. 
 
 Mark Needham, Esquire, County Treasurer. 
 
 Hon. John S. Saunders. Conunissiouer fur taking Bail in the Su- 
 preme Court. 
 
 Hon. John A. Street, Daniel Ludlow Robinson, V llinm 
 End, George J. Dibblee, Hon. Charles Fisher, George F. H. 
 Minchin, William H. Odell, (ieorge Botaford, Francis A. H. 
 Straton, John C. Allen, George N. Segee, James P. Wetmore, 
 
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 James FraserBerton, Edwardll. VVilmor. Edward VV. Miller, B. O. 
 Friel, Henry B. Uo'.inson, William \V. Street, John J. Eraser, Ed- 
 ward B. Fishev. John [, Marsli. jr., Jas. Taylor, jr., Esquires, Com- 
 missioners ibrtalnr.i:.'' ■'■ l.ivits in the Supr'-me Court. 
 
 James A. Ma.-laiuhui.i, Jolm Allen, John Robinson, J. Harrison, and 
 James A. Miles, Esquires, Con)mis:^ioners for Solemnizing Marriasre 
 
 Mark Needham, Henry Fisher, Sam. A. Akerley, Joseph Myshfall, 
 Thomas R. Barker, and Edward F Gordon Licensed Auctioneers. 
 
 Alms House and Work House— Thomas Murray, John Pickard, Jr. 
 Esquires, and Rev. Wm. Jaffrey, Commissioners ; John Fleming, 
 Keeper. 
 
 Soiomcn Denton, Esquire, Inspector of Schools. 
 
 Terms of tlie General Sessions and Common Pleas, established by the 
 Act 13 Vict. c. 47 — Second Tuesday in January and June. Additi- 
 onal Terms of the Common Pleas. — Third Tuesday in March, and 
 second Tuesday in October. 
 
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 Frederieton Library. J, E. Woolforde, Esquire, President; Hon. 
 N. Parker, Vico President; R. Go wan, Esquire, Secretary and Trea- 
 surer; Dr. Robb, and E. H. Wilmot, Esquire, Committee; G. Ros- 
 siter, Librarian. Terms, 10s annually. . j 
 
 Frederieton Society of Saint Andrew. — Dr. J. Robb, Presidenfn 
 Charles M'Pherson, Esquire, 1st Vice President; Robert Fulton, 
 Esijuire, 2d ditto; John F. Taylor, Esquire, Treasurer, Robert Thor- 
 burn, Esquire, Secretary; Rev. John M. Brooke, D. D., Chaplain. 
 
 I Fredencton Society of Saint Patrick. — Wm. End, Esq., , President; 
 
 j James S. BeeJc, Vic«» President; Samuel White, 2d Vice President; 
 
 ! James Mont, Treasurer; Jeremiah M«her, Secretary. 
 
 t Floral and Horticultural Society of New Brunswick, at Frederieton. — 
 
 jJ. E. Woolforde, Esquire, President; Hon. Neville Parker, and Hon. 
 L. A. VVilmot, Vice Presidents; who, with Mr. S. Flemming, con- 
 stitute the Committee of Management and Decision. — • ■— , 
 
 t Esquire, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 I KING'S COUNTY. 
 
 Thomas Beer, Justus S. Wetmore, Henry A Scovil, and John C* 
 Vail, Esquires, Justices of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Thomas Beer, Justus S. Wetmore, Henry A. Scovil, John C. VpII, 
 .\. C. Evanson, John Barberie, Ebenezer Smith, Isaac Haviland. Sa- 
 muel Foster, John Wightman, John Brittain, James Brittain, Hon. 
 John H. Ryan, Charles W. Stockton. John C. Price, Elias S. Wet- 
 more, John Hagarty, Thomas C. Sharp, Robert M'CulIy, William 
 Freeze, jr., Samuel Hallelt, Craven Longstroth, Matthew M'Leod, 
 Elias S. Freeze, Duncan M. Campbell. Isaac A. Dodge, Samuel Hen- 
 derson, Wecden Fowler, John L. Wilmot, James Lake, Elijah A. 
 Perkins, William Pyevvell, Walter B. Scovil, Charles C. Stewart, 
 James Fairwoather, (of the Quorum.; and James W.Nowlan, Es- 
 quires, Justices of the Peace. 
 Le Baron Drury, Esquire, High Sheriff. , , . , / I 
 
 Mr. John Croolfshank, Deputy Sheriff. - ' fe*^ I 
 
 Edward Belts Smith, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls, and Clerk ot 
 the Peace and Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
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 Edward B. Smith, Kscjuire, Judge of Probates. 
 
 Thomas C. Sharp, Registrar of Deeds and Wills, and Register of 
 Probates. 
 
 Isaar Ifaviland, Slyvester Z. Earle, A. C. Fvanson, James Wet- 
 more, Adino Paddock, Jr., and Obadiah Pnrdy, Esq?.. Coroners. 
 
 John C. Vail, A. C. Evan^tori. Samuel Halleit. Charles W. Stock- 
 ton, Hon. John H. Ryan, John C Price, and Samuel Foster, Es- 
 quires, Commissioners fur taking Bail and AtHdavits in the Supreme 
 Conn 
 
 E. B. Smith, Esquire, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, jjf, ,.*«; 
 
 Henry A. Scovil, an.l John C. Vail, Esquires, Conmissioners for 
 Solemnizing lyiarriago 
 
 Kdvvard 13. Smith, E-squire, Receiver of Crown Debts.under Act 
 7 Victoria, c. 36. 
 
 E. S. Freeze, D. Sheck, William H. Whito, Elijah A. Perkins, 
 Samuiil Freezn, LeBarou Drury, James Lake, Gilbert Titns, (liiford 
 Coiii!;le, Benjamin Sproul. Abraham Johnson, Jr., Wm. Keith, Si- 
 mon P Fryers. James E. Fryers, Isaac Pearson, Hiram Edgett, Je- 
 remiah D. Mabeo, Joseph D. Baxter Joseph Belyea, T. G. Barnes, 
 W. M. Teakles and Sauniel Go-^^line, Auctioneers. 
 
 Rev. William E. Scovil, and Rev William W. Walker, Trustees 
 of Grammar School. .... , . 
 
 Albert T. D. M'Elman, Inspector of Schools. v. ii^ 
 
 David Pickett, County Treasurer. v, 
 
 Terms of the General Sessions and Common Pleas. — First Tuesday 
 in March and Third Tuesday in October. Additional Terms of the 
 Common Pleas. — First Tuesday in May and January. 
 
 Tlio Probate Court for King's County, id held .it the Court House, on the 
 iirst Tuesday in every month, except the month of March, and for that month 
 on the Monday next before the hrat Tuesday. 
 
 ct)iJNrY OF CAitLiiTo::. 
 
 Samuel Dickenson, Esquire, High Sheriff. 
 
 A. K. d. Wetmore, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls and Clerk of the 
 Peace. ^^ 
 
 Lewis P. Fisher, Esquire, Surrogate. * ' 
 
 A. K. S. Wettnore, Esquire, Register of Probates. 
 
 Augu.<tus Bedell, E.-^quire, Register of Deads and Willa, . ,.. 
 
 James M'Laughlan luHpeclor of Schools, 
 
 A. K. S. Wntmoro and Johu Dibblee, Commisstonors under the 
 Absconding Debtor's Act. 
 
 Terms of thn General Sessions and Common Pleas — First Tuesday 
 u January, and fourth Tuesday in June. Additional Terms of the 
 Common Pleas— Fir^t Tuesday'in March and October. 
 
 COUNTY OP CHARLOTTB. 
 Thomas Jones, Esquire, High Sheriff. 
 
 Wellington Hatch, Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Rolla. 
 George J. Thomson, Surrogato 
 George D. Street, Esquire,llegisler. 
 44 arris W. Hatch, Esquire, Register of Daeds and Wills. 
 F^atrick Clinch, l^juire. Inspector of Schools, 
 Charles R Ilatheway and Samuel H. Whillock, Commissioner 
 nnde rthe Ab«co ndin«g Debtor's Act. 
 
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 Terms of the General Sessions and Common Pleas — Set. id T .es- 
 day in April and third Tiiesdny in September. Additional, ''ertus of 
 the Common PUas — Second Tuesday m July and December 
 
 COUNTY OP WESTMORLAND. 
 
 Blair BotsPord. Esquire, High Sheriff. 
 
 Edward B. Chandler, Esquire, Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of 
 the Rolls. .- i.^. ocV» .^» ..i..'v 
 
 Honorable Edward B. Chandler, Surrogates. ^ ^ •» . *■ 
 
 Thomas S. Sayre, Esquire, Register. 
 
 William Backhouse, Esquire, Register of Deeds and Wills. 
 
 Thomas S. Sayre, Esquire, Inspector of Schools. 
 
 Terms oftlie General Sessions and Common Pleas. — Third Tuesday 
 in June and November. Additional Terms of the Common Pleas. — 
 First Tuesday in April and second Tuesday in September. 
 
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 COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER, j 
 
 Henry W. Baldwin, Esquire, High Sheriff. 
 
 Theophilus DesBrisay, Esquire, Clerk of the Peace and Keeper 
 of the Rolls. 
 
 tlenry William Baldwin, Esquire, Surrogate. 
 
 Robert Gordon, Enquire, Register. 
 
 Henry William Bitdwiii. ^Hqiiire. Register of Deeds and Wills. 
 
 James Smith, Inspector of Schools. 
 
 Terms of the General Sessions and Common Pleas. — First Tuesday 
 in January and first Tuesday in July. Additional Terms of the Com- 
 mon P/eas— First Tuesday in April and last Tuesday in October. 
 
 
 
 QUEEN'S C«3UNTY. 
 
 J. Warren Travis, Esquire, Ili^'h Sheriff. 'li I 
 
 T. R, Wetmore, Esq , Clerk «? the Peace and Keeper of the iRolIs. 
 
 N H. DeVeber, Esquire, Surrogate. 
 
 Henry S. Peters, Esquire, Register. ^ iP 
 
 Henry S. Peters, Esquire, Register of Wilis and Deeds. 
 
 T. Robert Wetmore, Esquire, Inspector of Schools. 
 
 James Ingledevv, Commissioners for taking Bail and Affidavits. 
 
 T. Murray and I. C. Burpu. Comuiissioners for taking Affidavits. 
 
 Terms of the General Sessions and Common Pleas. — Fourth Tuesday 
 in January and June. Additional Terms oftlie CommqnPleas. — Fourth 
 Tuesday in April and October. 
 
 COUNTY OF SUNBURY. 
 
 John Hazen, Esquire, High Sheriff. 
 
 (ileo. J, Bliss, Esquire, Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Rolls. 
 
 William J. Gilbert, Esquire, Surrogate 
 
 Nathaniel Hubbard, Esquire, Regi.ster. 
 
 Nathaniel Hubbard, Esquire. Register of Deeds and Wills 
 
 George T. Taylor, Inspector of Schools. 
 
 Terms of the General Sessions and Common Pleas. — Second Tuesday 
 in January, and Third Tuesday in Juno. Additional Terms of the 
 Common Picas. — Third Tuesday in March and October, 
 
 COUNTY OF KENT. 
 Joseph Wetmore, Esquire, Ui^h Sheriff. 
 J. W. Weldou, Esq., Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Rolls. 
 
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 John Wesley Weldon, Esquire, Regisfer. _ ^^ ^ 
 
 George Pagan, Esquire, Register of Deeds and WiHa. 
 Laurence M'Laren, Esquire, M. D., Coroner. 
 Henry Dwyer, Esquire, Inspector of Schools. m; ?< 
 Wm G. Sutherland, Commissioner for taking Bail and Affidavits 
 Terms of the General Sessions and Common Picas. — Second Tuesday 
 m January, and Fourth Tuesday in June. Additional Terms of the 
 Common Pleas. — Last Tuesday in April and September. 
 
 COUNTY OF NORTHUMBERLAND. 
 
 James Mitchell, Esquire. High Sherid. 
 
 Edward VVilliston, Esquire, Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the 
 Rolls. 
 
 William W^ilkinson, Esquire, Surrogate. • 
 
 George Kerr, Enquire. Register. 
 
 Allan A. Davidson, Esquire, Register of Deeds and Wills. " 
 
 James B. Johnston. Esquire, Inspector of Schools. 
 
 Terms of the General Sessions and Common Picas. — Second Tuesday 
 in January and July. Additional Terms of the Common Pleas. — First 
 Tuesday in May and October. 
 
 COITNTY OF RKSTlGOUCIIIi. "'"'•"' 
 
 John L. Barberie, Esquire, High Sheriff. 
 
 And. Barberie. Esquire, Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the RoHs. 
 
 Chipman Botsford, Esquire, Surrogate. , ■ ^ . . 
 
 Antlrew Barberie, Esquire, Register. ''^ fev- 1 » . 
 
 Andrew Barberie, Esquire, Register of Deeds and Wills. 
 
 George B. Cowper, Inspector of Schools. 
 
 Dugald Stewart and Archibald Ramsay, Commissioners iinderthe 
 Absconding Debtor's Act. 
 
 Terms of the General Sessions and Common Pleas. — First Tuesday in 
 January, and Second Tuesday in July Additional Termsvfthe Cmn- 
 mon P/cfls.— Second Tuesday in Oetoberand April. 
 
 •"'''"' COUNTY OF ALBERT. " '{''i.tt, , 
 
 Thomas Gilbert, Esquire, High Sheriff. ' '\ 
 
 Samuel G. Morse, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls, and Clerk oitthe 
 Peace and Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 M B. Palmer, Esquire, Surrogate bitfi j ;/. ia v :.•->*/}' 
 
 Samuel G. Morse, Esquire, Register. 
 
 George Calhoun, Esquire, Register of Deeds and Wills. * , - 
 Albert Steeves, Esquire, Inspector of Schools. iJ^'l 
 
 Terms of the General Sessions and Common Pleas. — Fourth Tnesday 
 in Jnne.and Second Tuesday in November.. Additional Terms qf 
 the Common Pleas. — Second Tuesday in March and September. 
 
 COTTNTY OF VICTORIA. 
 Francis E. Beckwith, Esquire, High Sheriff. '" . * ' "^^ 
 William T. Wilmot, Esquire, Clerk of the Peace and of the 
 Common PJeas, and Register of Deeds and Wills. .liitM*. ^viwiw* ;* 
 WiiHam M Macbuchian, Esquire, Surrogate. j; 
 
 A W. Raymond, Esquire, Register. t 
 
 J. C. Pinguct, InspectorofSchobls. 
 John Emmersoii, Francis Tibbets and Wm. Clifford, Coronersi 
 
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 Terms of the Genera' Sessions and Common Pleas. — Second Tuesday 
 in January and Fir<;t Tuesday in July. Additional Terms of the Com- 
 mon Pleas— Second Tuesday in March and Second Tuesday in 
 October. 
 
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 PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 His Excellency Hon. John Hknrt Thomas Manwrrs Sutton, 
 Lieutenant f )vernor and Commander in Chief of the Pro- 
 vince of Nev Brunswick, &c. &c. &c. 
 'jf. M. Campbell, Esquire, Private Secretary to the Lieutenant Go- 
 
 vernor. 
 Lieutenant Colonel Richard Hayne, and Lieutenant Colonel 
 Charles Drury, and Capt. Beverley A. Robinson, Provincial Aids- 
 de-camp, -, ,, ; ;• 
 
 Executive Council — Hon. Edward B. Chandler, Hon. Robert 
 L- Hazen, Hon. Robert D. Wilmot, Hon. John H. Gray. Hon Fran- 
 cis iVl'Phelim, Hon John C. Allen, Hon. John Montgomery, and 
 Hon. Charles MacPhersou. 
 
 Legislative Council. — The Honorable William Black, President ; 
 Hon. JohnSiracoe Saunders, lion. Amos E. Botsford, Hon. Edward 
 B. Chandler, Hon. John Robertson, Hon. William B. Kinnear, Hon. 
 George Minchin, Hon Thomas H. Peters, Hon. Robert L. Hazen, 
 Hon. Geor<j;e S Hill, Hon. Charles Harrison, Hun. James Davidson, 
 Hon. William H. Odell, Hon. D. Wark, Hon W H. Steves, Hon. 
 J. H. Ryan, Hon. William Hamilton, Hon. Robert Gordon, Hon. 
 William Todd, Hon. Alexander McL. Seelye and Hon. Francis Rice. 
 
 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 
 
 County of York. — Hon. Charles Macphersou, Hon. John C. Al 
 len, Charles Fisher, and George L. Hatlieway, Esquires. 
 
 County of Saint John. — H«ii. John H Grtiy, Hon R. D. Wilmot, 
 John F. Godard and Hon. Charles Simonds. 
 
 County of Westmorland.— Albert J Smith, Bliss Botsford, Amand 
 Landry, and Robert K. Gilbert, Esquires. 
 
 County of Charlotte.— James Boyd, Arthur H. Gilmor, John Mc- 
 Adam, and George D- Street. Esquires. 
 
 King's County.— Sylvester %. Earl, Hugh Mc'Monagle, and Wal- 
 ter B. Scovil, Esquires. 
 
 Queen's County. — John Earl and John Ferri^, Esquires. 
 
 County of Sunbury. — William E. Perley and David Tapley, Esqs. 
 
 County of Carleton. — Charles Connell, and Charles PeHey, Esqs. 
 
 County of Noithumberland. — George Kerr, Peter Mitchell, Richard 
 Sutton, and John M. Johnson, Es<]^uire8. 
 
 County of Kent— Hon. Francis M'Phelimand LestockP. "W. Des- 
 Brisay, Esquire. 
 
 County of Gloucester. — Joseph Read and Patrick M'Naughton, 
 Esquires. . ,,t ,,,. j 
 
 County of Restigouche. — Hon. John Montgomery and Andrew 
 Barbarie, Esquire. 
 
 
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 (bounty of Albert. — John Lewis and Abner R. M'Cleian, Esquires. 
 County ot Vicforin. — James Tibbets. and Chas., Wallers Esquires. 
 City of Saint JoUc. — James A. Harding and Joseph W.Lawrence, 
 l'!sqiiir«8. 
 
 Officers of the Crown — Hon. Jobn H. Gray. Attorney Gene- 
 mi: Hon John C Allen, solicitor General; William \\ right. Esq., 
 \ilvo^'are Genera!; Hon. Robert D. Wilmot, Provincial Secretary; 
 Hon John Montgomery, Surveyor General: Hon. Francis M'Phe- 
 iim, Potmaster General; Hon.T. C. Lee, Receiver General; John 
 R. Partelow, Esquire. Auditor General; John A. Street, Esquire, 
 Hon. William B. Kinnear. Hon E. B. Chander, Hon Robert L. Ha- 
 zen, John W. Weldon, James W. Chandler and George Kerr, Es- 
 quires, Queen's Counsel. 
 
 Clerk of the Executive Council — Francis A H. Straton, Esq 
 
 Officers of the LEGl.^^ATlVE Council — George Botsford. Es- 
 quire, Clerk ; John Gregory, Esquire, Clerk Assistant ; B R Jouett. 
 Esquire, Sergeant at Arms, and Usher of the Black Rod ; Reverend 
 George Cosier, A. M., Chaplain. 
 
 Officers op the House of Assembly — Chas. P. Wetmore, Esq, 
 Clerk; George J. Bliss, Esquire, Clerk Assistant; Georfft' G irden, 
 Esquire, Sergeant at Arms ; Rev William Q,- Ketchum, Chaplain. 
 
 Board OF Works. — Hon. Charles MacPherson. (Chief Commis- 
 sioner,) Hon. R. D. Wilmot and Hon. John Montgomery, Asa Coy, 
 Esquire, Clerk. 
 
 Supreme Court of Judicature. — Chief Justice, Hon. James 
 Carter, 8th January, 185J ; Justices, Hon. Neville Parker; Hon Ro- 
 bert Parker, October 1834; Hon. Lemuel Allen Wilmot, 8th Janu- 
 ary, 1851 ; Hon. William J. Ritchie, 17th August, 1855; Andrew 
 Barberie, Esquire, Clerk of the Crown; William Carman, Esquire, 
 Clerk of the Pleas; Hon. Jnh»i Simcoe Saunders, Clerk of the Cir- 
 cuits, and Clerk of the Crov^'n on the Circuits. Terms : Hilary — First 
 
 County of 
 in February and fourth Tuesday in June. 
 
 John C. Allen, Esquire, Reporter of the Decisions in the Supreme 
 Court; 
 
 (CTThe Court of Chancery was abol shed, and the Master of the 
 Rolls appointed a Judge of the Supreme Court, by Act of Assembly 
 17 Vicl. c. 67. All causes heretofore cognizable by the Court of Chan- 
 cery aro to be determined in the *' Equity side of the Supremo Court." 
 
 Circuit Courts, by Act 17 Vict. c. 19. — Saint John: Second 
 Tuesday in May and first Tuesday in November; Sunburn: Last 
 Tuesday in January; Queens: First Tuesday in March; Charlotte: 
 Fourth Tuesday in April, and the Tuesday after the Fourth Tuesday 
 in October ; Kings: Second Tuesday in July; Albert: Third Tues- 
 day in July ; Westmorland : Fourth Tuesday in July ; Kent : Tuesday 
 after Fourth Tuesday in July; Restigouche : Last Tuesday in Au- 
 gust; Olottoester : First Tuesday in September; Northumberland: 
 Second Tuesday in September; Carleton: Last Tuesday in Sep- 
 temb er; y^ictom : Wednes day before the last Tu esday in September;^ 
 
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 Courts for the Probate of Wills and Granting Admims- 
 TBATION8. — The Probate Court for the City and County of Saint 
 John is hold every Monday, at three o'clock, at the Chambers of the 
 Jndge ; and the like Court in the other Counties of the Province is 
 held at the times specially appointed by the respective Judges. 
 
 CoDRT OF Governor and CouNciL,/or hearing and determining 
 causes relating to Marriage and Divorce. — His Excellency the 
 Lieutenant Governor, President; Honorable Neville Parker, Vice 
 President; the Hon. Her Majesty's Executive Council, Mem- 
 bers; John C. Allen, Esquire, Registrar and Clerk ; Terms : The 
 second Tuesday in February, and third Tuesdays in J une and 
 October. 
 
 Court of Vice AoMinALTV. — Honorable Robert L. Hazen, 
 Judge and Commissary; William Wright, Es |uire. Advocate Ge- 
 neral ; John M. Robinson, Esquire, Register and Scribe ; John 
 Humbert, Esquire, Marshal. 
 
 Court for the Trial and Punishment of Piracy and other Offen- 
 ces on the Hiqh Seas — The Governor ; The Chief Justice, and 
 other Judges of the Supreme Court, the Members of the Executive 
 Council; Judge of the Vice Admiralty; The Public Secretary ; 
 Public Truasurerj Commander in Chief, Flag Officers, and Cap- 
 tains, and Commanders of Ships of War on tliis Station for the 
 
 time being; ■ , Registrar and Scribe, , 
 
 Esquire, Marshal. 
 
 [jl/'The Court sits at any place within the Province to be ap- 
 pointed by any three of the members, the Governor, Chief Justice, 
 or one of the Judges of the Supreme Court, or Judge of the Admi^ 
 ralty, being one. 
 
 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Hon. Francis MThelim, Postmaster General; John Howe. Esq., 
 Post Master St J(»hn; William D. French, First Clerk; Valentine B. 
 Hutchinson, Second iiitlo; H«nry C. Frink, Third ditto; Isaac K. 
 Leavitt. Fourth ditto; T. B. Allen, Fifth ditto; F. H. Fowler. Sixth 
 ditto; R. W. Boyle, seventh do.; [. Langrill, Messenger; John Leitch, 
 First Letter Carrier, James Leitcli, Second dilto, Saint John; Post 
 Mastery: Andrew S. PImir, Esquire, Frederictou; William F. Bun- 
 nell, Esquire, Gagetown ; Geo F. Campbell, Esquire, Saint Andrews; 
 David A. Rose, Esquire, Saint Stephen; John Wallace, Esquire, Saint 
 George; Christopher Milner, Esquire, Sjickville ; E. J. Smith, Esq., 
 Shediac; G. Pittield, Esquire, Salisbury ; Joseph Crandall, Esquire, 
 Bend of Petitcodiac; James Caie, Esquire, Chatham (Miramichi); 
 Edw.VV. Willislon, Esquire, Newcastle (Miramichi) : John J. GiflTord, 
 Esquire, Richibucto ; Geo. B. Covvper, Esquire, Dalhousie ; Thomas 
 H. Carman, Esquire, Bathurst; James Grover, Esquire, Woodstock; 
 Samuel Foster, Esquire, Kingston; Hugh M'Monagle, Esquire, Sus- 
 sex Vale; A. W. Raymond. Esquire, Grand Falls; JohnT. Hodgyou. 
 Esquire, Edmundston ; J. H Black, Esquire, Saint Martins; B, Be- 
 
 Bon, Oromocto; A. Rohineon, Upper Mills; R. E. Steves. Ilillsboro'; 
 
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 ,' B. Gallagher, Campobello ; S. Gooden. Bay Verte; Joseph Lakeman, ' 
 I Grand JVfanan ; James Hamilton, ^iheilield ; Weeden Fowier, Upham | 
 , Vale, and Two Hundred and Three Sub or Way Offices. j 
 
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 j HlUt MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS. 
 
 I Port or Saint John. — Controller of Customs and Navigation 
 
 i Laws, William Smitli, Esquire; Clerk, Xenophon Jouett. 
 
 ; Saint ANDREws.->-Coutroller of Customs and Navigation Laws, 
 
 ' D. W. Jack, Esquire. 
 
 j Saint Stephen. — Controller of Customs and Navigation Laws, 
 
 , Robert Watson, Esquiro. 
 
 Sackville. — Controller of Customs and Navigation Laws, 
 ' James Dixon, Esquire. 
 
 j Campobello. — Controller of Cnstomsand Navigation Laws, Tho> 
 ' mas Moses, Esquire. 
 
 i RicHiBUCTo. — Controller of Customs and Navigation Laws, Hon. 
 ; John Wesley Weldon. 
 
 i Chatham. — Controller of Customs and Navigation Laws. J. T. 
 j Williston, Esquire. 
 
 Newc.istle. — Controller of Customs and Navigation Laws, Wil- 
 iium A. iilack, Esquire. 
 
 Campbelltown. — Controller of Customs and Navigation Laws, 
 Chipman Botsford. Esquire. 
 
 BucToucHR. — Controller of Customs and Navigatiou Laws, Peter 
 MThelim, Epouire. 
 
 Dorchester. — Controller ofCustoms and Navigation Laws, Wm. 
 Carter, Esquire. 
 
 HiLSBOHouGH. — Controller of Customs and Navigation Laws, 
 William Wallace. Esquire 
 
 Dalhousib. — Controller of Customs and Navigation Laws Dugald 
 Stewart, Esquire. 
 
 Batuurst. — Controller of Customsand Navigation Laws, William 
 Napier, Esquire. 
 
 buEDiAC. — Controller of Customs and Navigation Laws, Hon. 
 Daniel Hanington, Esquire. 
 
 MoNCTON. — Controller of Customs and Navigation Laws, Aniasa 
 I Weldon, Junior, Esquire. 
 
 Caraquet — Controller of Customs and Navigation Laws, James 
 Blackball, Esquire. 
 
 Shippegan. — Controller of Customs and Navigation Laws, P. J. 
 N. Dumaresq, Esquire. 
 
 Harvky. — Controller of Customs and Navigation Laws, James 
 Brewster, Esquire. 
 
 Batkur^t — Controller of Customs and Navigation Laws, Joseph 
 R«'id, Esquire. 
 
 ToBK^DK — Controller ofCustoms and Navigation Laws, Francis 
 Tibbits, Esquire. 
 
 Fredkricton. — Controller of Customs and Navigation Laws, 
 Thomas R* Robertson, Esquire. 
 
 PROVINCIAL REVENUE. 
 
 Saiitt JoH5.—Beverley Robinson, Esqaire. Province Treasurer; 
 George D Robinson, Warehouse Keeper ; Henry Whiteside, CoL 
 
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HCting Clerk; Charles C. J. Briscoe, James T. Hatiford, John San- 
 dall, and George Ma^hew, Clerks ; Richard M. Longniaid, Lewis \V. 
 Durant, Stephen E. Gerow, Waiters and Searchers; William Bow> 
 yer, Tide Surveyor ; T. P. Marler, W. J. B. Marter, John Brown, 
 William Dudne, Warehouse Lockers ; John Coffey, Steamboat Lock- 
 er; George D. Robinson, Isaac Woodward, and James T. Hauford, 
 Appraisers of Dutiable Articles. 
 
 Saint Andrews. — David W. Jack, Deputy Treasurer; James H. 
 Whitlock, Waiter and Searcher; James W. Street, Appraiser of Du- 
 tiable Articles. Saint Stephens. — Robert Watson, Deputy Trea- 
 I surer; Duncan Stewart. Waiter and Searcher. Saint Georob. — A. 
 I J. Wetmore, Deputy Treasurer. Campo Bello. — Thomas Moses, 
 ; Deputy Treasurer. Fredericton. — T. R. Robertson, Deputy Trea- 
 1 surer. Woodstock. — Henry E. Dibblee, Deputy Treasurer. To- 
 i BiQUE, County of Victoria, — Francis Tibbeis, Deputy Treasurer. 
 ' Grand Falls. — William M. M'Lanchlan. Deputy Treasurer. Chat- 
 ham.— J. T. Williston, Deputy Treasurer; J. E. Carmichael, Landing 
 Surveyor; M. Cranney, Waiter, Searcher and Locker. Nkw- 
 i castle. — W. A. Black, Deputy Treasurer; John Fraser, 
 i Waiter, Searcher and Locker. Dalhousik. — Dugald Stewart, De- 
 'puiy Treasurer; Charles Lloyd, Waiter, Searcher, and Locker. 
 JCampbelltown. — Chipman Botsford, Deputy Treasurer, J. S. 
 i Morse, Locker. Bathdrst. — Joseph Read, Deputy Treasurer ; W. 
 [Napier, Waiter, Searcher, and Locker. Shippeoan. — Perry J. N. 
 Dmiiaresq, Deputy Treasurer. Caraquet — Jas. Blackball. Deputy 
 Treasurer. Richibucto — Hon. J, W. Weldon, Deputy Treasurer ; 
 George Pagan, Waiter, Searcher, and Locker. Boctouche — Peter 
 MThelini, Deputy Tieasurer. Shediac — Daniel Hanington, De- 
 puty Treasurer. Bay Vekte — Edward Wood, Deputy Treasurer. 
 Sackvillr. — James Dixon, Deputy Treasurer. Dorchrstkr— Wm. 
 Carter, Deputy Treasurer. Hillsboroooh. — William Wallace, De- 
 puty Treasurer. Moncton — Amasa Weldon, Deputy Treasurer. 
 HARVKr — Jameji Brewster, Deputy Treasurer 
 
 ECCLESIASTICAL. 
 
 THE UNITED CHURCH oFeNGLAND AND IRELAND 
 
 Bishop— The Kljilit Rev. John, Lord Bialiop of Frfdericton — Frederietov. 
 AncMD£AC0N— Thti Ven. Ueorob Cobtbb, Rector of Fredericton— Rural Dean 
 
 CLBBOV. 
 
 Alley, Rev. Jerome, D. D., Rector of 
 
 fc^uint Andrews— Aural De*n. 
 Arriiiitrong, itev. John, Minister of St. 
 
 Jiiines Church, Saint John. 
 Armstrong, ilev. Wni , AddistantMinii- 
 
 ter alHaint James. 
 Armstrong, Rev. G. IM., Minister of St. 
 
 Juhn'd, Parish of St. Murk. 
 Bacon, Rev. Samuel, Rector of Cliathaai 
 
 — Rural Dean. 
 Hadpll, Rtv. G. Hector of Lancaster. 
 Hluck, Rev John, RectorofKingsclear. 
 Bliss, Rev. Charlei4 P., Missionary at 
 
 Springfield. 
 Bliss, Rev. Donald, Rector of VTest- 
 
 uiorland. 
 Boyer, Rev. W. N., Rector of Moneton. 
 
 Carey, Rev. 6«orgeT.,Reetor of Grand 
 
 Manan. 
 Coster, Bev. Fred., Rector of Carleton. 
 Coster, Rev. N. A., Rector of Oagetown 
 
 —Rural Deo*. 
 Coster, Rev. CharlKsG., Assistant Mi- 
 nister at Fredericton. 
 DeVeber, Rev. William 11., Missionary 
 
 at Uph«m. 
 DeWolfe, Rev. Thomas N., Missionary 
 
 at Sackvilie. 
 Disbrow, Rev. James W., Rector of 
 
 simonds. 
 Disbrow , BeVi N. , Rector of Bathurst 
 Rlwell, Rev. J., Miss'y at Priace VVm. 
 Gray, Bev. L WHIiara D., D. D., Rector 
 
 of Saint John. 
 
 
 
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 I Hanfurd, R<^y. S. Jones, Mssionary al 
 
 And')ver 
 Harrison, li'iv. VV., Rector of Portland 
 
 — Unraf Dean. 
 Hartin, Rev. Thomas, Missionary at 
 
 Canterdiiry. 
 Hudson, Rev. James, Visiting Mission 
 
 ary, Mirainichi. 
 Jacob. Rev. Edwin, D. D., Principal of 
 
 Klng':^ Colleee, Fiedericton. 
 Jaffrey, Rev. William N., Missiorifiry at 
 
 Saint Mary 'a. 
 Jarvis, jRev. Geoiue S., D. D., Rector of 
 
 Sliediac — Rural Dean 
 Ketcliuin, Ruv. William Q., Curate of 
 
 Fredericton. 
 Le«, Bev. .Charles, Rector of St. Paul's , 
 
 Portland. 
 Looscmore, Rev. P. W., PfinceWilliam 
 
 and Dimifries. 
 M'Ghee, /iev.Thos., Rector of Sussex. 
 M'Givern, Eev. John, Rector of iSaint 
 
 George's 
 
 Podmore, Rev. It., Assistant Minister iu 
 
 the Cathedral, Fredericton. 
 Scovil, R«*v. Willifm Klius, Rector of 
 
 Scovil, Rev. William, Paint John. 
 Street, Kev. P. n. Lee, Rector of Word 
 
 stock. 
 Street, lU.v. T. W. Curate of Paint Sre 
 
 |)hen>'. 
 Stuart. iicv.Alex.V. Rector of Don-las 
 Tipntt', Rev. William H., Rector of 
 
 (.lu^'«'IlSl)ury — Rural Dean. 
 Thomson, Rev. 5?kelfington, Lh- D. 
 
 iteclor of St. Ste|)(;ens. 
 Thomson, Wrv. Samuel, Retired Mie- 
 
 sionary, St. Georee'a. 
 Thomson, Rev". John S., iiectoi of Saint 
 
 Laviri's. 
 Warneford, Rev.E.4. iJector of Norton. 
 Walker, Rev. William W., Rector of 
 
 Hampton. 
 Weeks, Rov. A. W., Curate •f Co- 
 
 caiane. 
 liilner, iJevr Christopher, Rector of' Wetmore, Pev. David I., Mi.-=sionary at 
 
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 Westfipld. 
 
 Neale, Rev. James, Rector of Rlchi- 
 Itucto. 
 
 Niciiols, Wev. H . B. Curate of Wood- 
 stock. 
 
 Palmer, Rev.B.. Drake, Missionary at 
 Uarvey. 
 
 We I ford 
 Williams, Rev. J. S., Missionary at 
 
 Campobello. 
 Wiggins, Rev. Abraham V., D. D.,Rec- 
 
 or of Maugerville. 
 Wood, Rov. Abraham, Rector of Wa- 
 
 terborougli. , . ._,,^ , , , 
 
 SYNOD OF NEWBRUXSWICK IN CONNECTION WITH THE CHURCH 
 OF SCOTLAND.— Rev. Junes Murray, Moderiifnr; Rev. Wtn. Henderson, A. 
 M., Clerk, P. T. J. Pr bytery of Saint John.—Rnv. Wm. Donald, A. M., Clerk. 
 Fredflr cton, Rev. Jolin M. Brooke, D. D.; Nashwaak, Rev. Peter Keay : Rich- 
 tnond and Woodstock, Rev. John Hunter ; St. Andrews and St. I'atrick, Rev. 
 John Ross; City of Saint John, Rev. Wm. Donald, A. M. 2. Presbytery nf Mi- 
 ramirfii, — Rev. Wm. Henderson, A. M., Clerk. Bathurst, Rev. James Murray; 
 Boiestown and Burnt Church, vacant ; Campbelltown and Flatlanda, Rev. Iiimes 
 Steven: Chatham, Rev. Wm. Stewart ; Dalhousie, Rev. Alexander Forbe?, A. 
 M. : Glenelg, vacant: Moncton,do. : Newcastle, Douglastown and /ted Bank, 
 Rev. William Hende'sou, A. M. 
 
 FREE PRESB\TEaiA.\ CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.— Sy- 
 ifODOFTHE Pre8byt*:rian Church OF New Brun8Wick: Rev. C. G. 
 Glass, A. M., Moderator of Synod; Rev. JasBennet, Clerk Pres- 
 bytery of Saint John — Rev. Jas. Baird, Moderator; Rev. W. Fer- 
 rie, A. M., Clerk. City of Saint John: St. Davids Church. Rev. 
 William Ferric, A. M, ; Soint John Presbyterian Church, Rev. Jaa. 
 Beonet; Saint Stephen's Mali, Rev. Wm. Alves, A. M.; Carleton, 
 Rev Jas. Baird; Hammond River. Salt Springs, Hampton Ferry 
 
 Iand Londonderry, racant; .Springfield Rev. Lewis Jack. Presbytery 
 nf Saint Stephen^s. — St. Stephen s, Kev. W. Eldrr: Saint Janies, Rey 
 John Turnbull; Baillie, Rev. Mr. Millen; Bocab«c, Rev. Wm. Ben- 
 net. PrBS%teryf»/ForA.— Prince William, Rev. Chas. G- Glass, A. 
 M. ; Harvey Settlement, Rev. Mr. Smith; Richmond, Rev. Thos. 
 Johnston ; Salmon River. Rev. Hector McKay ; Greenfield and 
 Williamson, Rev. A. Donald, PresbyXery of Mirnmichi. — New Mills, 
 Dalhousie. &c , Rev. Angus McM aster; Richibucto, Rev. James 
 Law, A. M. : Moncton, vffcafit; Synod's Misiioiiaries, Bev. James 
 Coirns, A. M., M. D. Rev. A. Stirling, Rev. Malcom Firlh, and 
 Rev. John Gray. 
 
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 I. M., Clerk. 
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 ROMAN CATHOLIC CLKRGYMEN—'N TH8 Diocebe of New Bruwswicr 
 The Right Rev. Thomas Louis Connolly, I). D., BI«hop of St. John, N. B.; 
 The Very Rev. John Sweeney, Revs. J auinn, P. Farr. II, and IVm. M'Mannus, 
 Saint John ; Reva. J. C. M'Devitt, E. Doyle, and L. > 'Regan, Fredericton ; Revs 
 E. Quinn, and Jas. Qiiinn, St. Stephens ; Rev. Andrew Barron, 8t. Andrews; 
 Rev. John iMnrphy, Sussex Vale ; Rev. F. X Lafiance, Mf inratncook ; Rfv. J. 
 
 
 ratiuet ; Aev. J. Pelletier, Batlnirst ; fl«v. Thos. Connelly, Woodstock ; 'ihe Very 
 fiev. A. Lanpevin, St. Basile, (Mada.); /fev. M. Meloy, ."^t. Brorin (Mada.)j 
 Rev. H. Dionne, t't. Lucy Mada.) ; Rev. E. J. Diiniihy, ('arletun : Rev. J. Ve- 
 riker, Sussex Vale : Rev. W. Aylward, Quaco : Rey. J. B. Cleroum, Shippegan 
 
 STATIONS — Ike JVames of the Ministers who compose the 
 Wesleyan Methodist Conference of Eastern Rritish .^merien^ and 
 their Stations^ art we understand^ as follows: — Rev. Matthew 
 llichey, D. D., President ; Rev. William Temple Seorotary. Ist, 
 Halifax District. — Arthur M'Nutt, Chairman; Uev Roland 
 Morton, Financial Secretary. 2d, Thk Saint John Distjuct. — 
 Rev. Richard Knight, Chairman ; Rev. Edmund BottereM, Fi* 
 nancial Secretary, ftaint John, South, Revs. Edmund Botterell, 
 Thos. M. Albrighton, Charles Stewart; Saint John, North, Rev. 
 John Snowball ; Saint John, West, Rev. Richard Knight; Saint 
 Andrews, George Johnson; Saini Stephens, John B. Browne!! ; 
 Saint David, Jc^remiah V. iost ; Milltown, Rev. William Smith* 
 son ; Sui)Sox Vale, William Allen, James l^urns; Greenwicii, Rev. 
 Duncan D. Currio; Upham, Rev. William Alcorn 3d, The 
 Chari.ottetown District. — Rev. John Mf^Murray, Chairman ; 
 J. Herbert Starr, Financial Secretary. 4th, The Frrpkhictoh 
 District. — Rev. William Smith, Chairman ; Rev. John Prince, 
 Financial Secretary. Fredericton, Revs. John Brewster and John 
 Lathern ; Slieflield, Rev. Henry Daniel ; Woodstocic, Revs. John 
 Prince and J. Cassidy ; Andover, To bo supplied ; Nashwaak, 
 Rev. William Perkins ; Burton, Rev. Hezekiah AlcKeown ; Mi» 
 ramichi, Rev. William Smith; I3athui8t, Rev. Wesley C. Beals ; 
 Dalhousie, Rev. James Tweedy. 5th, Thk Sackvii.lk District. 
 Rev. Ephruirn Evans, D. D., Chairman ; Rev. }^ illiam McCarty* 
 Financial Secretary. Sackville, Rev. William Temple. Mount 
 Allison Institution, Governor and Chaplain, Rev. Ephraim Evans, 
 D. I).; Principal, Rev. Humphrey Pickard, A. M. PoinideBute, 
 Rev. Tliomas H. Davies ; Moncton and Coverdale, Rovs. Alex* 
 ander M. De^Brisay and Robert Tweedy ; Hopewell, Rev. Rich- 
 ard Weddall ; Richibucto, Rev. Thomas B. Smith ; Amherst, Rev. 
 William Mc('«irty ; Parrsborough, Rev James Buckley, 6th, TfiB 
 AN^APOLI.'^ DiSTKicT. — Rcv. Michael Pickles, Chairman; Rev, 
 James Taylor, Financial Secretary. 7th, The NEWFOUNnr.AHi) 
 District. — Rev. J^arnuol W. Sprague, Chairman; Rev. John S, 
 Peach, Financial Secretary. 
 
 BAPTIST MINISTERS IN HI-IW BRUNSWICK. 
 WESTRnw AsBociATioif.— Janiea To7.er, Ludlow; William Harris, ToMque ; 
 Thomas W. f<aundera, Prince William ; Samuel KohinKon, I. B. Bill, Edward N. 
 Harris, John Francis, Kdwin MMnnis, Saint John; David Nutter, Portland ; A. 
 D. ThompBon, Saint Andrews ; James Walker, Saint George ; John Maiee. NaS)|. 
 waak ; Charles Spurden, Fredericton j James H. Tupper, Keswick ; William [^ 
 
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 Hopkins, Penntield ; George Seely, Woodstnck ; Benjamin Coy, Canning ; Gidann 
 £8tabrooks, Simonds ; Thomas Todd, Jack^ontown ; VV. D. Fitch, Canaan ; Kbe- 
 ne/.er Webb, New Jerusalem ; R. H. Emmeruun, Moncton; Genrgw F. MileH, Sack- 
 vile ; [sniah Wallace, Newcastle. Licmsedto Preach — Williani Gremley, Rich- 
 ard Wells, Thomas Jockey, James Gouldroop, A. H. Alunro, James White. 
 
 Eastern Association. — Joseph Crandal, James MrFee, Sa- 
 lisbury ; James BlaknoVi Ciondola Point ; James Walla<e, Cover- 
 dale; David Crandal, Wellington Jackson, Peter Spragg, James 
 Tremble, Springfield ; Williani >^ear8, Patrick Duffy, John H. 
 Hughes, Hitlsboro ; Samuel Ban^ loft, Alexander Mutch, Norton ; 
 J. C. Skinner, Cambridge ; Chas. Thorn, Johnson ; Joshua Bunting, 
 Upham; James A. Smith, SaintMartins; D. McPbail, Buctouche ; 
 L. U. Marshall, Nathaniel Cleveland, VVillinm Pulcifer, Harvey; 
 W. E. Coleman, Salisbury; £lid8 Kierstead, Studholm ; James 
 Newcomb, Shediac ; D. V. Crandal, CIgin ; George Burns, Upham ; 
 James Herritt, Merritt Keith, Butternut Kidge ; John Kowe, 
 Point de Bute; Titus Stone, Sussex. Licensed to Preach. — John 
 Sears, James L. Reed, Richard G. Barton, William L. Prince, 
 Hezekiah Harris. ,:> ,, .i.^i. ^ > . ,v . ^ 
 
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 REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF IRELAND.— 
 Rev. Alexander MXeod Staveiy, Saint John; South Stream, Adili 
 Stream and Black River, vacant 
 
 i~>nir 
 
 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES— Saint John, 
 
 ; Sheffield and Grand Lake, Rev. Thomas Lightbody ; Car- 
 digan, Rev. Mr. McCallum ; Milltown, vacant; Keswick Ridge, 
 Rev. George Stirling. . . , .. 
 
 DJSCIPLES OF CHRIST, OR CHRISTIANS.— Saint John, 
 W.F. Hughes. 
 
 FREE CHRISTIAN BAPTIST CHURC^.— Samuel Harft, 
 Ezekiel Sipril. Wakefield ; Charles M'Mullin, Charles £. Bell, and 
 George W. Orser, Brighton; Edward Wayraan, Studholm; William 
 £. Pennington, Jacksontnwn; Alexander Taylor, Peter Mulloch, 
 Campobeilo; Jos. Noble, Carleton; Benjamin Merritt, Hampstead; 
 E^kiel M'Leod, St. John; John Perry, Johnston; Robert French, 
 Kingston; Jacob Gunter, Fredericton; Elijah Sisson, Carleton Coun- 
 ty : John Wallace. Moncton. Licensed to Preach — William M. jg^nol- 
 hn, John Hamilton, George A. Hartley, G. T. Hartley, John M'Kiu- 
 rie, Thomas Conner, G. H. Maxson. E. Garrity, C. Deiicet. 
 
 DIOCESAN CHURCH SOCIETY OF NEW BRUNSWICK 
 
 Patron, His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor; President, The 
 Right Rev. John, Lord Bishop of Fredericton ; Vice Presidents, The 
 Venerable and Rev. George Coster. Archdeacon ; the Honorables 
 Chief Justice Carter, Mr. Justice Neville Parker, Mr. Justice Parker, 
 William Black, Daniel Hanuington,S. L Tilley, Charles Fisher, Ed- 
 ward B. Chandler, Robert L. HAzen, W. F. W. Owen, R. N., John 
 S. Saunders, A. E. Botsford, Thomas H. Peters, W. H. Odell. Chas. 
 Simonds, and Frederick A. Wiggins, Esquire. Treasurer, William 
 
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 J. BKi'ell, Esquire. Secretary. Uev. William Q. Ketchmn. Auditors, 
 VV. H, Scovil, and George D. Robinson, Esquires. Loan Committee, 
 Frederick A. Wiggins, VVilliam Wright, and Wm. Jack, Esquires — 
 Secretary to the Executive Committee, Rev. William Q. Ketchum 
 
 Provincial Board of Education, under the Act 15 Vict.c. 40. — The 
 Lieutenant Governor or Administrator of the Government for the 
 time being, the Executive Council, and the Chief Superintendent oC 
 Schools. 
 
 UNIVERSITY OF KING'S COLLEGE-Frederictoi». 
 
 Patron, the Queen ; Visitor on Her Majesty's behalf, the Lieute- 
 nant Governor. Chancellor, the Chief Justice. President, the Lord 
 Bishop. Connril — the Chancellor. President, Ma.ster of the Rolls, 
 Speaker of the Assembly, Secretary of the Province, Attorney Ge- 
 neral, Honorable William Black, LL. D., Honorable James Carter, 
 Honorable John Montgomery, Honorable George Stilnian Hill, Ho- 
 norable Amos E. Botsford, Honorable William B. Kiunear, Honor- 
 able Robert Leonard Hazen. Honorable Juf^ge Wilmot, and Dr. J. 
 Toldervy. Convocation — the Chancellor, President, Professors, and 
 all persons admitted Masters of Arts, or to any Degree in Divinity, 
 Law or Medicine. 
 
 College : Principal — The Rev. Edwin Jacob, D. D. ; Professors 
 — Classical Literature, History, Moral Philosophv and Divinity — Rev. 
 Dr. Jacob ; Mathematics and Natural Philosophy — William Bryden 
 Jack, A. M. ; Chemistry and Natural History — James Robb, M. D. j 
 Modern Langnages, M. D'Avray. 
 
 CoLLEOfATE ScHOOL. — Head Master, George Roberts, Esquire; 
 Classical and Mathematical Masters, George Roberts, and Charles 
 Coster, A.M.; French Master, the Professor of Modern Languages 
 m King's College; English and Writing .Master, . 
 
 Register, Charles Fisher, Esquire, A. B. ; Librarian, 
 
 
 Madras School. — The Governor and Trustees of theMadraa 
 School^ in Mew Brunswick: — The Lieutenant Governor; the Lord 
 Bishop of the Diocese; the Members of Her Majesty's Council j 
 the Judge of the Admiralty ; the Speaker of the House of Aa- 
 ••embly; the Mayor and Recorder of Saint John ; the Rector and 
 Churchwardens of Trinity Church, Saint John; together with the 
 Rev. William Donald, Frederick A. Wiggins, W. Wright, Walk- 
 er Tisdale, Esquires, and Rev. A. Scovil. 
 
 Beverley Robinson, Jr. Esq. Clerk, W. Wright, Esq. Treasurer. 
 
 NEW BRUNSWICK BAPTIST EDUCATION SOCIETY. 
 
 Elder Joseph Crandall, President ; Elder Samuel Robinson, and 
 Honorable William B. Kinnear, Vice Presidents ; Solomon Hersey, 
 Esquire, Treasurer; Elder I. E, Bill, and Asa Coy, Esquire, Secre- 
 taries; Elder Charles Spurden, Principal; Mr. A. H. Munro, i 
 Assistant Teacher. Elder Charles Spurden, Messrs. S. W. Babbit/ 
 Wm. S. Estey, William Sewell, and Thomas Stewart, RIanaging j 
 Committee. i 
 
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 BANKS. 
 
 Bank of New Brunswick St. John. Capital, £150,000. Presi" 
 dent, Thomas E. Millidge, Esquire ; Directors: John Boyd, M. D.» 
 L. H. DeVeber, Joseph A Crane. John D. Lovvin, Thomas E. Mil' 
 lidge, I. L. Bedell, Benj. Smith, William Wright, and Frederick A. 
 Wiggins, Esquires. Cashier, Richard Whiteside, Esquire; Sohcitor* 
 John M. Robinson, Esqnire. 
 
 Commercial Bank of New Brunswick, St. John. Incorporated by 
 Koyal {.'barter. Capital £150,000, with power to increase to £300,- 
 000. President. William Parks, Esquire; Directors: Mark Dole, 
 John Duncan, Hon. Robert L Ilazen, William Jack, George L. Lo- 
 vett, Charles Merritt, D. J. M'Langhlin, William Parks, A. McL. 
 Seely, George Carvill, Solomon Hersey, and James Vernon, Equires. 
 Cashier, Geo. P. Sancton, Esquire ; i^olicitor, Hon. Robert L. Hazen. 
 
 Commercial Branch Bank, Newcastle^ Miramichi. Committee of 
 Management : Richard Hutchinson, Esquire, Cashier, Thos. C. Allen, 
 Esq. 
 
 Commercial Bank Agency at Woodstock. Agent, , 
 
 Esquire ; Cashier, James Grover, Esquire. 
 
 Central Bank of New Brunswick. Capital, £35,000, with power to 
 increase to £50,000 President, George Botsrord,Esquiie ; Cashier. 
 Samuel W. Babbit, Esquire ; Solicitor, George J. Dibblee, Esquire. 
 
 Central Bank Agency, at Woodstock. Agent, J. T. Winslow, Esq. 
 
 Central Bank Agency, Chatham. — Agent, George Kerr, Esquire. 
 Cashier, W. M. S. Evans, Esquire. 
 
 Charlotte County Bank. Capital £15,0(»0. President, J. W. Street 
 Cashier, C. \i . VVardlaw, Esquire. 
 
 Saint Stephen's Bank. Capital, £25,000. President, William 
 Todd, Esquire; Cashier, David Upton, Esquire. 
 
 Westmorland Bank ofJSew Brunswuk, President O. Jones, 
 Esquire; Cashier, J. Johnston, Esquire. 
 
 Bank of British North America. ( Established in London. ) Capita] 
 £1,'»00,0(M) sterling, with power to increase the capital. Manager 
 of the Branch at St. John, Charles F Smithers. Esq. Accountant, 
 Th( mas Christian, Esquire- Local Directors at Saint John: Hon. 
 John Robertson, and J. V. ThurgHr, Esquires. Standing Counsel, 
 John A. Street. Esquire. Solicitor and Notary, . 
 
 MARINE HOSPITAL. 
 
 For the Relief of Sick and Disabled Seamen, (in Saint John.) 
 
 John Ward, Robert W. Crookshank, John Wishart, W. D Faulke, 
 T. M. Smith, and John M'Grath, Esquires, Commissioners; Charles 
 Ward, Esquire, Secretary; The Bank of New Brunswick, Treasurerf 
 John Boyd, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. 
 
 Provinci>' Lunatic Asylum.— [At Saint John.]] John Ward, 
 William Olive, Esquires, Hon. L- A. Wilmot, John Simpson, Robert 
 F. Hazen, Peter Besnard, John Duncan, and John R. Parlelow, Es- 
 quires. Commssioners: Chas. Ward, Esquire. Secretary ; Rev. Wm. 
 Scovil, Chaplain ; J. Waddell, M. D., Superintendent; R. Graliam, 
 Supervisor, Book and Store Keeper. 
 
 Provincial Pknitkntiary. — [At Saint John.] Commissioners, 
 
 John Ward, Chairman, Hon. Robert L. Ihxzv.n ; Chas. C. Stewart' 
 
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 John Owens, William O. Smith, VViiiiam II. Scovil. John M. Rohin- 
 Hon. and John Doherty, Ei»quire8; tj. I). Berton. S ec'y. and Treasurer. 
 
 EMIGRANT DEPARTMENT; 
 
 St. Joh» — Mosesj H. Perley, Esquire, Her Majesty's Emigration 
 
 Officer; Thos. M'Avity, Esq , Assistant do. , Esquire, 
 
 Actmg Emigration Otlicer at Saint Andrews. The Deputy Treasu- 
 rers at the oth^jr Ports of the Province act as EmiiMation Ollioers. 
 CONSULS Ai\D AGEN V6. 
 
 James W. Wolhaupter, Esquire, French Vice Consular Agent at 
 Miramichi. 
 
 Israel D. Andrews, Esq., United Slates Consul Genera} for the 
 British Colonies ; Collins VVhittaker, E.-:quire, United States Consul 
 at the Port of Saint John and dependencies; United Uttites Con- 
 »uiir Agtnts — Thomas Jones Esquire, Saint Andrews ; Francis 
 Hibbard, St. George ; James Porter, St. Stephens; VViill-im J. 
 Frazer, Esquire, Miramichi ; Charles S. Theal, Esquire, hiicdiac; 
 Andrew Barbaric, Esquire, Dalhousio. 
 
 Edward Allison, Esquire, Portuguese Consul General for New 
 Brunswick, ;rHiu. 
 
 A. C. O. Trentowsky, Esquire, Prussian Consul in New Bruns* 
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 COUXSELLORS .aJ^''D .aTTORmES PIL^CTJSIJVO /JV THE PROYlWCE' 
 FredtTuion — Hon. John A. Street, Daniel L Robinson, William 
 End, (ireorge J. Dibblee, William Hazen Needham, Geo. F. ii. 
 Minchin, Charles Fisher, George Boisford, Francis A. H Straton, 
 Johrf C. Allen, George N. Segee, James P. Wetmore, James F. 
 Berton, Edwmd H. Wilniot, Edward W. Miller,'Bernard C. Friel. 
 Henry B. Robinson, William W. Street, John J. Eraser, Edward B. 
 Fisher, John L. Marsh, Jr., and James Taylor, Jr., Esquires. 
 
 Saint John, — Hon. William B. Kinnear, Robert F. Hazen, Wil- 
 liam Wright, Peter Stubs, Horatio NhIsuh 11 Lu,5in, John. M. Ro- 
 binson, IVTosesH. Perley, Hon. Robert L. Hnzeu, John Johnston, 
 Jasnes W. Hoyd, Wm Jack, Duncan Robertson, David S. Kerr, 
 Hon. John II. Gray, James W. Peters, Robertson Bayard, Wm. 
 R. M. Burtis, Edw. B. Peters, Chas. Dutf, Jas. A. Harding, Gusta- 
 vus 11. Jarvis, Jamos J. Kaye, Andrew R. Wetmore, George F. 
 Rouse, William M. Howe, Chas. Doherty, Humphrey T. (iilbert, 
 
 B. Boyd Kinnear, John G. Campbell, Charles A. Hartt, Nelson 
 DeVeljer, Richard Sands Armstrong, Charles Watters, George 
 Blatch. Ward Chipmau Drury, W. H. Hatheway, Henry W. Frith, 
 Wm. Hutchinson, Benjamin L. Peters, Charles W, Stockton, Geo. 
 G. Gilbert, Junior, John Simonds, Samuel R, Thomson, Frederick 
 
 C. Frith, Robert B. Street, Benjamin G. Gray, Lewis J. Almon, 
 Charles W, Weldon, Alexander Ballentine, Hurd Peters, Wil- 
 liam P. Dole, Beverley Robinson, Juuior, Thomas T. Hanford, 
 W. H. Tu3k, and William Wedderburn, Esquires. 
 
 Saint .^nf/rcics.— Samuel H. Whitlock, Jas. W. Chandler, Rich- 
 ard M. Andrews, George Dixon Street, Wellington Hatch and 
 Alexander Thompson Paul, Esquires. 
 
 Miramichi. — Thomas H. Peters, George Kerr, Edward Williston, 
 John M. Johnson, Allan A. Davidson, Samuel Thomson, Peter 
 
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 Mitchell, Junior, William Wilkinson, and James Fraser, Esquires- 
 
 Dorchester. — Hon. Edward B. Chandler (Q,ueen's Counsel^) T. 
 S. iSayre^ Robert K. Gilbert, A. L. Palmer, Albert J. Smith, Chas. 
 J. Sayre, and Joseph L. Moore. 
 
 Sackville. — Christopher Milner, Junior. 
 
 Bend of Petitcodiac. — Bliss Botsford, Jas. Steadman, and Edw. 
 B. Chandler, Junior, Esquires. 
 
 Bay Verte. — Thomas C. Chapman, Esquire. 
 
 Hopewell, — S. G. Morse, M. B. Palmer, and T. B. Moore, Esqs. 
 
 Bathurst — T. DesBrisay, and D. G. Maclauchlan, Esquires. 
 
 Dalhousie. — Andrew Barberie, and Charles Simonds, Jr. Esqrs. 
 
 Camphelltown. — Chipman Botsford, and J as. S. Morse, Esquires. 
 
 St. Stephens. — Georgo Stilman Hill, Stephen R. Hitchings, T. 
 B. Abbott, George Thomson, James G. Stevens, George S. Grim- 
 mer, and George Frederick Hill, Esquires. 
 
 Richibucto — Hon. John W. Weldon, James A. James, Robert 
 Hutchinson, and Thomas W. Bliss, Esquires. 
 
 Saint GeoTiTc. — Samuel G. Andrews, William B. Chandler, and 
 Wellington Cameron, Esquires. 
 
 Gagetown. — T. R. Wetmore, Henry S. Peters, and Samuel H. 
 Gilbert, Esquires. 
 
 Kingston, — Edward B. Smith, Esquire. 
 
 Hampton. — George Otty, aud Norval Hallett, Esquires. 
 
 Canning (Q,uecn's County). James R. Curry, Esquire. 
 
 Sussex Vale. — Theophilus D. M'E.men, Esquire. 
 
 Woodstock. — A. K. Smedes Wetmore^ A. Nelson Garden. David 
 Lewis Dibb'i>ie, Lewis Peter Fisher, George Connell, Edwin J.** 
 Jacob, A.M., and John C. Winslow, I'.squres. 
 
 Grand Falls. — Wm. T. "Wilmot, An»\rew W. Rainsford, and W. 
 M. Maclauchlan, Esquires. 
 
 Oromocto. — George J. Bliss, Esquire. 
 
 Burton. — William J. Gilbert, Esquire. 
 
 PRQVIJXCIAL MILITIA. 
 
 STAFF. 
 
 His Excellency Hon. Johw Hknry Thomas Manners Sutton, 
 Commander in Chief. 
 
 Lieutenant Colonel R Havne(N. B.Regimentof Artillery), Adjutant 
 General— 20th May, 1851. 
 
 Capt. Geo. F. H. Minchin, Deputy Adjutant General—July, 18r>6- 
 
 Lieut. Colonel John Allen, Quarter Master General— 4th May, ]839. 
 
 Lieutenant Colonel Charles Drury, Deputy Quarter Master General, 
 18th June. 1847. 
 
 Lieutenant Colonel Hayne (N. B. Regiment ofArtillery), Provincial 
 Aid-de-Camp— mil April, 3848. 
 
 Lieutenant Colonel Charles Drury (Saint John City Light Infantry,) 
 Pro^iijclal Aid-de-Camp— -IJth April, 184a 
 
 Captain Beverley A. Robinson, (York Jiight Dragoons,) Provincial 
 Aid'de-Camp. July, 1856. 
 
 Mnjor the Honorable Lemuel Allen Wilmot, Judge Advocate Gene- 
 ral— O'th August. 1834. 
 
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 STAFF OF THE ARMY. 
 
 SERVING IN THE PROVINCE UF NEW BRUNSWICK, I NOKIl | 
 
 Major General His Excellency Sir John Gasp.ird LbMARCHANT, , 
 
 • Commanding Her Majesty's Troops in Nova Scotia. New Bruns- I 
 
 wick. Prince Edward Island, and their Dep«ndencies. { 
 
 
 Colonel Clarke, 7Qth Regiment, Commanding Her Majesty's Treops j 
 
 in New Brunswick. 
 
 j Garrisons. -^Sa'mt John, Lieut. Col. R. C. Lloy<?, TGth Ren[im»Mit, 
 ! Commanding Detachment ; Town Major, Lieut. Jones, (H. P. 97fli 
 I Regt.) Fredereicion, Colonel Clark, 76th Regiment, Comma\idai«c. 
 ■ Lieut. G. Wedderburne, Tlith Regiment, Town Adjutant. 
 
 i Chaplains. — Fredericton, Rev. Mr. Coster; St. John, Rev, A. 
 j Stewart; Saint Andrews, Rev. Jerome Alley, D.*D. 
 
 Commissariat Department — Saint John, H. W. VV. Plant, Esq., 
 .Assistant Commisisary General; U. C. Poultney, Commis.<4;iriat Is- 
 
 suer; Henry Marshall, Office Keeper. Fredericton, Tiirnbull, 
 
 Deputy Assistant Commissariat General; Smith, Treasury 
 
 Clerk; R. Hudson, Commissariat Issuer. 
 
 Ordnance Department. — Saint John, Mr Huyghiie, Acting Deputy 
 Storekeeper; Robert .Pickthall, First Clerk 5 James Emison. Srom- 
 houseman; Frederick Harrison, Armourer; William Smith, Office 
 Keeper. 
 
 Barrack D«;wirtnieii<.— Saint John, George Priestley, Esquire. Bar- 
 rack Master ; James Sage, Barrack Sergeant ; Fredericton. John Pv 
 Woolforde, Esquire, Barrack Master ; John Edwards, Barrack Ser- 
 geant. Saint Andrews, A. White, Barrack Sergeant. 
 
 Royal Engineer Department. — Saint John, Lieut. Col. E. T. Ford, 
 
 Commanding; Edward Lloyd, Clerk; , Overseer 
 
 of Works. Fredericton, James Coughlan, Clerk of Works. 
 
 Board of Respective Oj^ccrs.— Saint John (O. D.)— Lieut. Colonel 
 E. T. Ford, R. E. Lieut. Blackwell, R. A and.Wr. II uyghue, Act- 
 ing Deputy Ordnance Storekeeper. 
 
 OFFICERS OF CORPS SERVING IN THE PROVINCE. 
 
 Royal Artillery. Saint John, Lieutenant Blackwell, Commanding. 
 
 76th Regiment, Fredericton. Colonel Clark, Commanding; Lieut. 
 j VVedderburn, Town Adjutatit. 
 
 i Y^ Regiment, Saint John. Lieut. Colonel R. C. Lloyd. Coni- 
 jmVndant; Brevet Lieut. Col. G. C Scott; Captain T.W. Cator; Kn- 
 Signs H. F. Hooper, D. T. Arnoldi, and M. J. M'Donald. 
 
 -^h Regiment Saint Andrews. .Commandant. 
 
 
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 PnoFiTS OF Dairying. — My own dairy consists of 28 cows, 3 
 tlnce-years-old heifers, and 2 two-years-old heifei-s. These live 
 heifers I call equal to four cows, which would make thirty-two 
 coWs. 
 
 From these cows we have during this season, 17,435 lb». cheese. 
 The most of it has been sent to New-York, and sold by Lud- 
 liun & Leggett, commission merchants. Theijs I consider a lirst 
 class house for selling good butter and cheese. 
 17,435 lbs. cheese, after deducting freight, carriage, 
 
 and commission, amounts to 
 780 lbs. butter, at 22 cents, 
 o70 gallons milk sold, at 14 cents, 
 1 (quarts per day for family use, 
 ;;0 calves, 4 days old, 
 4 Ayreshirc calves, at $25, 
 
 $1,093.65 
 171.60 
 51.80 
 43.80 
 3000' 
 100.00, 
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 $2,100.85; 
 
 Amounting, - - - • 
 -or I; 65.05 for each cow. 
 
 fc>ome of my cows are native breed — a part of them a mixture 
 of English — the remainder Ayteshire. The latter I consider pre- 
 ferable for the dairy, not only for the large quantity of milk they 
 give, but for the richness of the milk, and their peculiar properties 
 for holding out their milk late in the season. 
 
 There are some fifteen or more other dairies in this town alone, 
 of over 10,000 lbs. euch, besides many of lesser note, i^everal of 
 these dairymen are improving their breed of cows, in order to in- 
 ; crease their products. — Granville, N, Y, 
 
 Remedy rou Lice ix PouLTaY. — In answer to «« A Subscriber." 
 'J'he best preventitive, is cleanliness. Infested as yoiu: house is 
 with them, you should give it a thorough cleansing. Clear it: 
 thoroughly, and give it a good coat of white- wash, and scatter 
 slacked lime on the floor and perches. Any kind of oil or grease | 
 
 ' will kill lice on fowls ; but that Avhich is thin, is most readily ap-| 
 ])lied, and most readily spread over the body. Dipping the chicks : 
 in tobacco-water will kill the vermin, but is likely to make the I 
 iowls sick and drooping for a while. Snuff scattered among the! 
 
 , feathers, will thin off the lice. Wood ashes should be provided! 
 
 - for the foAvls to dust themselves in, and if flour sulphur is mixed' 
 with the ashes, it will be useful. Sulphur scattered in the nests! 
 
 ; of setting hens will tend to prevent them fiom getting lousy. — | 
 CoHutri/ Gentleman. 
 
 To Make Ewes Give Milk at Lambixg Time. — Feed them for! 
 
 ten days previous with soaked bran and carrots, twice each day, ! 
 
 ! and give them a good warm stable. ; 
 
 A Pkkcocious Pullet.—- a circumstance which occurred in this! 
 i nfigliborliood during the past season, has been eo.nmunicated to 
 I lilt', and as it appears to be thought somewhat singular, ] forward 
 yt u the facts. A person living about a mile from here at present, 
 
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 ; raised a large flock of chickens, hatched first d»y of iVIny la:it, of 
 
 whicii flock several cotiiinonced laying when four months old ; 
 
 one of the chickens having completed u litter of eggs, commenced 
 
 clucking, and tlio owner, in onlcr to see the result, put the e^gi 
 
 I under her. On the first day of November Inst, the hen being then 
 
 I sis months old, had a brood of eleven chickens, hatched by herself 
 
 {from eggs of her own laying, the chickens being then eight days 
 
 jold. The statement is confirmed by several respectable persons 
 
 j living in the neighborhood. I saw the hen and soven of her chick- 
 
 eus about three weeks ngo, four of the flock had died from cold 
 
 and exposure. Six of the flock most strikingly resemble the mo- 
 
 jther, the seventh differed slightly in appearance from the rest. 
 
 I The hen is of the common durkghill breed of ilio country, with 
 
 perhaps a slight cross of the Cochin China. This, however, I only 
 
 {infer from the general appearance of the hen, and the owner could 
 
 j not inform mo whether there had been a cross or not. Bluk jNose. 
 
 i St, JindrtwSt ./V*. £., Jan. 3, 1856. 
 
 I Sr)L.\uK OF AoK. — Ncxt to tliG hopo of auother woild, a happy 
 I memory is the besft s<iiuce of uge. We can imagine nothing sot 
 dreary; nothing so full of gloom and sorrow; nothing so much 
 surcharged with the agony of hrWl, as a review and a recollection I 
 i of a bad, or a mis-spent life. The man who is forcea to look back 1 
 I upon a career of fraud and deceit, of falsehood and crime, of open 
 j or concealed treachery; whose life has been a persistent outrage 
 , upon truth, and justice, and right ; who has followed his own sol- 
 lish inclinations, deaf to every accusation of conscience, and every 
 warning of (irod ; who has hardened himself in his iniquity until 
 iniquity has become his delight, tho man, in a word, who has de- 
 stroyed his best sensibilities, seared his conscience, and blinded 
 his judgment, by habits of open or concealed sin, not only finds no 
 'satisfaction in the retrospect of life, but in the future he iias no- 
 I thing but a fearful looking fur of jud<;ment, when God shall arise 
 I to punish all the wicked of the earth. VVe repeat, that nothing 
 can be more dreary or melancholy than an old age of vice, in vyhicli 
 every recollection is pain, and every emotion a source of^ distress. 
 But even where life has not been passed in positive vice, but has 
 been mis-spent or mis-employed; where it has been wasted in 
 trifles or fretted avvay at aimless labors; where it has been used 
 selfishly for the mere gratification of pampered appetites, or in 
 dreamy reveries; Ihere^ too, must inevitably be found the material 
 for sharp and bitter recollections in that period of life when man 
 may be said to live more in the past than in the present. An old 
 age, uncomforted by the memory of a well spent life, is like tho 
 Dead Sea, which is at once the grave and hiding-place of ruins, on 
 which the seal of the Divine wrath is stamped. Out how enviable 
 is the slate of those who, without pride, or vanity, or self-elation, 
 are nevertheless able to say, on the most candid review of their 
 lives, that they have net labored in vain, nor spent their strength 
 for naught. It was in no spirit of self-laudation that an apostle 
 exclaimed, •* I am now ready to bo offered ; I have fought a good 
 fight; 1 have kept the faith." lie could recall his perils, and 
 
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 conflicts, and toils ; and all seemed pleattant, as he surveyed them 
 from that Jofty height up which his all-conquering faith had led 
 him. How consolatory to their last hours must hrtvo been tho ex- 
 ercises of memory to such men as Howard, and Wilberforce, and 
 Ch^ilmers, and such women as Hannah More, and Harriett Newell, 
 and Mrs. Winslow, and others who, like them, were «« steadfast, 
 unmovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord." A bright 
 and happy memory weaves a halo around " the hoary head," when 
 found in the ways' of righteousness. — Christian InUUigtnrer. 
 
 Health. — rhe only way for a rich man to be healthy is by ex- 
 ercise and abstinence, to live as if he was poor. — Sir W. Tempie. 
 The humors of the body have a stated and a regular course, which j 
 impels and imperceptibly guides oiur will. They to-operate withj 
 each other, and exercise successively a secret empire within us ; I 
 so that they have a considerable part in all our actions, without j 
 our being able to know it. — La Rouchefoucauld. Anguish of mind I 
 has driven thousands to suicide ; anguish of body, none. This i 
 proves that health of mind is of far more consequence to our hap- 1 
 piness than the health of body, although both are deserving of | 
 much more attention than either of them receives. — Co*ton, Peo- i 
 pie who are always taking care of their health, are like misers j 
 who are always hoarding a treasure which they have never spirit 
 enough to enjoy. — Sterne. . j- ;• r a 
 
 Growth of Cities. — Of the cities of Great Britain, the popu- 
 lation of London in 1801 was about nine hundred thousand. J3y 
 1810 it had risen to more than a million ; by 18'20 to a million and 
 a qucrt<F?r; by 1830 to a million and a half; and Anally, by 1850, to 
 two millions and a third. But the growth of other English cities 
 has been proportionately even greater. Manchester, in 1801, had 
 a population of only eighty-foui thousand ; it numbers now over 
 three hundred thousand. Liverpool, at the beginning of the cen- 
 tury, had but eighty thousand inhabitants, while fifly years later 
 they had increased to nearly four hundred thousand. Birmingham, 
 in 1801, had a population of seventy-three thousand ; in 1850 it had 
 two hundred and fifty thousand. The chief cities of Scotland in- 
 creased not less rapidly. Glasgow, which had but seventy-seven 
 thousand inhabitants in 1801, had thiee hundred and sixty-seven 
 thousand half a r-entury afterwards. Kven Ireland exhibits a 
 growth, though to a less degree, in city populations. Dublin had 
 but one hundred and eighty thousand inhabitants in 1800; in 1850 
 it had two hundred and fifty thousand. 
 
 American cities have of course •* got along" a little faster. In 
 1800, the inbabitanis of Philadelphia were but little over ^evenly 
 thousand, whereas now they may be fairly computed above half a 
 million. In 1800, New York had a population of sixty thousand, 
 now it has six hundred and twelve thousand. Boston had twenty 
 four thousand denizens half a century ago; in 1850 it had about 
 one hundred and forty thousand. Pittsburgh Jiad fifteen hundred 
 in 1800; at present it has over fifty thousand, exclusive of Alle- 
 gheny city, which is really n suburb of it. Cincinnati had seven 
 hundred and lifty in 1800; it had one hundred and fifteen thou- 
 
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sand in 1850. Baltimore bad twenty-six thousand in 1800; it has 
 lover a hundred and Heven thousand now. Buflfaio was a wilder- 
 jnessin 1800, and even so late as 1810 had only fifteen hundred 
 i inhabitants ; it has now more than fortv-five thousand. In ad- 
 Jditioii there are scores of towns in the \Vest, which were not laid 
 
 out even so late as twenty years ago, which have now ten or 
 
 twenty thousand dt^izens. ' 
 
 Sports of Animals. — Small ^i^'rds chaee each other about in 
 play ; but perhaps the conducv oi the crane and the trumpeter is 
 the mt'st extraordinary. The iutter stands on one leg, and hops 
 about in the most strange manner, and throws somersets. Hence 
 it has been called the mad bird. Water birds, such as ducks and 
 geese, dive after each other, and clear the surface of the water 
 with erected neck and flapping wings, throwing abundant spray 
 around. Deer often engage in a sham battle, or trial of strength, 
 by twisting their horns together and pushing for a mastery. All 
 animals pretending violence in their play stop short of exercising 
 it. The dog takes the i^recaution not to injure by his bite ; and 
 the baboon in wrestling with his keeper pretends to throw him, 
 and makes feints of hitting him. Some animals carry out in their 
 play the semblance of catching their prey. Young cats, lor in- 
 stance, leap after every small moving objept, even to the leaves 
 strewed by the autumn wind; they crouch and steal forward, 
 ready for a spring. The body quivering, and the eyes glaring 
 with emotion, they bound on the leaf, and again spring forward 
 ,to another. Birds of the magpie tribe are the analogies oi mon- 
 ,keys, full of mischief, play, and mimicry. I once heard a story 
 o*' a tame magpie that was seen busily employed in a garden ga- 
 thering pebbles, aud with much solemnity and studied air bury- 
 ing them in a hole made to receive a post. After dropping each 
 ^ stone it cried ♦« Curraofi" triumphantly, and set off for another. 
 On examining the spot, a poor toad was tbund in the hole, which i 
 the magpie was stoning for his amusement. — Home Companion. 
 
 . An Indian Legend. — Out of a pine in the Iroquois settlement, 
 and about five feet from the ground, is growing up with the tree 
 a rain's head, with the horn's still attached to it ; and so fixed 
 and imbedded is it in the tree that it must have grown up with 
 it. Almost the whole of one of the horns and more than half of 
 the head is buried in the tree ; but most of the other horn and 
 part of the head protrudes out at least a foot. We examined both, 
 and found the tree scarcely two feet in diameter. Here we put 
 up at an early hour, and called the place Ram's Horn Encampment. 
 Our Flathead Indians related to us a rather strange story about 
 the ram's head. Indian legend relates that one of the first Flat- 
 head Indians, who passed this way, attacked a mountain ram, as 
 large and stout as a common horse ; that, on being wounded, the 
 fierce animal turned round upon his pursuer, who, taking shelter 
 behind the tree, the ram came against it with all his force, so that 
 he drove his horn through it ; but before he could get it extri- 
 cated again the Indian killed him, and took oft' the body, leaving 
 the head as a memento of the adventure. All Indians reverence 
 
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 the celebrated tree, ■vrliich. they say, by the circumstance related, 
 conferred on them the power of mastering and killing all animals ; 
 hundreds, therefore, in passing this way, sacrifice something as a 
 tribute to the ram's head ; and one of the Iroquois, not to incur 
 the displeasure of the god of hunters, hung a bit of tobacco on 
 the horn, to make his hunting projjitious.— '27*e Fur Hunters of 
 the Far Westt hy Alexander Ross, 
 
 TFIK MrillTtNOALE. 
 
 " Tiuu tiuu tiuu tiuu — 8pe tin zqua — 
 Tio tio tio tie tio toitio lix — Qutio qutio qutio qutio — 
 Zquo zquo zqiio /quo — Tzu Izu tzu tzti tzu tzu tzii tzn tzu tzi — 
 Quorror tiu zqua pipiquisi-^Zozozozozozozozozozozozozozo zirr- 
 linding, &c., &c. !" 
 
 So does a well-known nalurulist endeavour to express the wild 
 and spiritual melody of this most exquisite of British song-birds, 
 the NiGHTiNG A I.E. And in truth it is perhaps as good a description 
 as ran be given without the aid of music. Even its own mar- 
 vellous notes sound comparatively weak unless bneked by the ac- 
 companiments of night and trnnquility ; for the inimitable song of 
 this Mendelssohn among birds lor^^^s great part of its beauty when 
 uttered by day, deadened and confused with other sounds. 
 
 In some counties of England it is never found, but in many its 
 nightly strains are frequently heard The fields and College gar- 
 dens of Oxford are full of Nightingales, whose songs add greatly 
 to the efT'ect of the scene. M ell may Isaac Walton say in his de- 
 lightfully quaint language : 
 
 " But the Nightingale, another of my airy creatures, breathes 
 such sweet, loud music out of her instrumental throat, ihnt it might 
 make mankind to think that miracles are not coused. He that at 
 midnight, when the very laborer sleepK securely, should hear, as I 
 have very often, the clear airs, the sweet descents, the natural ri- 
 sing and falling, the doubling and ledoubling of her voice, might 
 well be lifted above earth, and say, ^ Lord, wliiii mvsic hust thou 
 provided for the saints in Heaven, when thou affordest bud men such 
 music on earth!' " 
 
 Advantages of Exercise. — We like mischevious children, and 
 for this reason, they are apt to make old men. Good boys g -,- 
 nerally die in their fifth year ; not because they are good, but 
 their quiet habits make them strangers to mud puddles, oxygen, 
 dirt-pies and out-door exercise. When a friend tells us he has a 
 little boy who <• never wants to leave his books," the knob of his 
 front door immediately becomes an object of intense interest to 
 us ; we know, as if we were blest with foreknowledge, that in 
 less than a year a strip of black crape will be throwing a shade 
 across his path that time will never eradicate. 
 
 A Hint that is mot had to take. — The sound of yotir hammer. 
 Bays Franklin, at five in the morning, or nine at night, heard by 
 a creditor, makes him easy six months longer ; but if he sees you 
 at the gaming-table, or hears your voice at the tavern when you 
 should be at work, he sends for his money next day. 
 
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 SoMKof our cotemporaries stale that peal is now being used 
 ; for fire on the Worcester and Nasi^ua Railroad, and with gieat sa- ! 
 i tisfaction. Parties having purchased extensive tracts of peat moss, i 
 jin the belief that it will supersede wood on some of the Eastern 
 j llailroads. ; 
 
 1 Ugly Facts. — An egotist is especially hated by all other egotists, i 
 i Those who believe that money can do everything, are frequently j 
 j prepared to do everything for money. j 
 
 j The only good a miser does is to prove the little happiness j 
 I their is to bo found in wealth. 
 
 To bo angry with a weak man is a proof that you are not very 
 I strong yourself 
 
 ; Solitui^e is the despair of fools, the torment of the wicked, .ind 
 the joy if the good. It is alike pandemonium, {lurgatory, and, 
 ' paradise — according to the soul that entcrfi it. 
 
 Em.iott's ADVicr.—Tho Rev. John Elliot, styled the Apostle: 
 of the Indians, wms once asked by a pious woman, who wns vexed 
 i with a wicked husband, and bad company frequently infesting her 
 I house on bis account, what she should do.-* '* Take," said he, 
 j *' the Holy Bible into your hand when bad company comes in, and i 
 ! that will soon drive tjjem out of the house." 
 
 ! Didkkot's Confession.— It is related, that one day M. Beauzet, 
 
 a member of the French Academy, went to see f>iderot, one of the i 
 
 champions of infidelity. He found him explainingachapter of the 
 
 : Gospel to hi.s daughter, as seriously, and with the concern of u 
 
 j^iost Christian parent. M. Beauzet expressed his surprise. *' I 
 
 i understand you," said Diderot, **but, in truth, what belter lesson 
 
 1 could 1 give her.''" 
 
 1 The Ship-builder's Opinion OF WHixFiKLn. — A ship-builder 
 j was once asked whaV' he thought of Mr.^Vhitfield. "Think!" 
 I he replieJ ; "I tell you, sir, every Sunday that I go to my parislj , 
 j church, I can build a ship from stem to stern under the sermon ; 
 I but, were J to save my soul, under Mr. W., 1 could not lay a sin- 1 
 gle plank.' 
 
 Pbide op Birth. — Bannister used to toll a story of his having 
 
 i; been introduced, with Mrs. Bannister, to nn elderly lady of e\- 
 ! ceedingly *' high notions." After the presentation had taken place, 
 ahe ludy asked a wit of the day, who was present, "Who are the 
 Bannisters? ar« they of good family.^" "Yes," said the wit, 
 "very good indeed; they are closefy allied with the Stairs." 
 "Oh," said Lady Lucretia, "a very ancient family from Ayrshire, 
 I dates back to 1460 ; I am delighted to see your friends." 
 
 A Kken Retort. — A writer in the Georgtiouon Baptist Tleraldf 
 Auyg " A preacher, not one hundred miles from this, while con- 
 tending, as he thought, for the* 'ancient order of thingH,' by ridi- 
 culing the doctrine of a call to the ministry, as proof that there is 
 no such call, observed, that he never believed he was called to 
 preach—*^ ^nd no person else, ever believed t<,' said an acquaintance 
 standing by " 
 
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 Du. Deechbr's Kule. — ♦' When you hare anything to do, don't? 
 tell it, but go and do it; for if you tell it beforehand, the dovil! 
 will be sure to get up some opposition to it." j 
 
 Alcohol was first invented and used to stain the cheeks of tiiej 
 ladies of Arabia, 950 years ago. It still redden™ portions of the | 
 liuaiun face. \ 
 
 jShkkwd Weighing -^A pedUr in the Highlands of Scotland! 
 having run short of butter, applied to a farmer's wife for a supply. 
 
 *' Hdw much do you want?" said the woman. 
 
 *' A pun will do," said the pedlar. 
 
 " I canon mak' you a pun," said the woman. 
 
 ♦* Why?" 
 
 *• 1 hu iia a pun weight." 
 
 '« Well what weight ha' ye ? said the pedlar. i 
 
 " Two pun," said the woman. 
 
 '« And which is the weight?" said the man. | 
 
 " O it's just the tangs," (the tongs.) j 
 
 •' Weel," said he, " put ane leg in the scale and t'other out, and j 
 that'll be a pun." 
 
 The woman did as requested, but when it was weighed, she 
 looked doubtfully at the butter and said : 
 
 " It looks a large pun." * j 
 
 «' It's a' right, woman, how much is it ?" said the pedlor. i 
 
 "A sixpance," was the reply, which the pedlar paid and hastily 
 departed, lest she should discover how she had been cheated. ; 
 
 Omi, Shout and Sharp. — "You had better ask for manners; 
 than money," said a finely-dressed gentleman to a beggar who 
 asked for alms. •* I asked for what f thought you had most of," i 
 was the cutting rtply of the mendicant. | 
 
 "'Tis strange," muttered a young man, as he staggered home i 
 from a supper party, «* how evil communications corrupt good man- 1 1 
 ncrs. I've been surrounded by tumblers all the evening, and now j| 
 I'm a tumbler myself." i 
 
 CuuiosiTY. — Among the curiosities latelv added t© the Boston l 
 
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 Museum is a musquito's bladder, containing the souls of twenty- ' 
 four misers, and the fortunes of fifty-one printers — nearly half full. 
 
 A COLORED servant sweeping out a hotel boarder's room, found 
 a sixpence, which he carriied to its owner. 
 
 ♦• You may keep it ibr your hone.sty," said he. 
 
 Shortly after he missed his gold pencil cose, and inquired ol ; 
 the servant if he had seen it. j 
 
 •« Yes sar," was the reply. "" ^ j 
 
 " And what did you do with it ?" ' 
 
 •« Keep 'um for my honesty, sar." i 
 
 The best •< slbiou belles" ever invented are a pair of red i 
 cheeked girls. ' 
 
 The best heater to resist winter with is a benevolent heart, i 
 Those who have triied improved stoves, and failed, will please to : 
 remember that a load of wood given to ■& poor person, warms you 
 almost as much as it does him. Try it. 
 
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 «' It's a very solemn thing to be married," said Aunt Bethany 
 " Yes, but it's a deal more solemn not to be," said a spinster aged 
 forty. 
 
 Respectability. — «« Cato, does yau know dem Johnsings, up 
 dar, in Congo Place, is g»ing to be bery 'spectable folks r" •• Wall, 
 Scipio, I thought dey war getting along bery well, but I does'nt 
 know how 'spectable dey is." •« How 'spectable does you tink, 
 Cato ?" « « Wall, guess about tree tousand dollars. ' ' • * More ' spec - 
 table dan dat." " Wall, how 'spectable is dey ?" «• W^y, five tou- 
 sand dollars 'an a house an' lot." Whey ! good-bye, Cato, I must 
 give 'em a call." 
 
 Cure for Hydrcphobia.. — We copy the following from The 
 Post, published at Elizabethtown, Essex County, N. Y. It is 
 certainly worth being remembered and tried. 
 
 In one or another of our exchanges we almost every week meet 
 with fearful accounts of deaths by Hydrophobia. Some three 
 years ago we published in the Post a remedy for that terrible dis- 
 ease : but it seems credence was not given to our statement, for 
 it was never copied, to our knowledge. Yet there are still living 
 I many evidences of its efficacy. It was first prescribed on a con- 
 I sultation of three Physicians, for an individual who had been bit- 
 ' ten and badly torn by a dog known to be mad, and, we believe, 
 after the individual had one or two of the spasms so fearful to 
 behold in a person suffering with the Hydrophobia, The patient 
 was cured and lived many years. Of the three Physicians but 
 one still survives, a man of nearly eighty-five years, but he has 
 had occasion to prescribe the same remedy, during a long term of 
 fifty year's practice, for other persons bitten by rabid animals, and 
 always with success. The last time was within our memory, be- 
 tween the years 1820 and 1824 we believe, when several children 
 in the south part of Chesterfield or the north port of Willsborough, 
 in this Connty, were bitten by a cat. Animals were bitten by the 
 same cat, and went mad and died. We know not if any of the j 
 individuals bitten are still living in that neighborhood, but there | 
 are undoubtedly others who still remember the circumstances. 
 A remedy so well known to have been proved a cure should be 
 known to the medical profession and to the "world ; and we once 
 more publish it, hoping that others may imbibe a portion of the 
 faith we ourselves have in it ; and again prove its efficacy should 
 an occasion unfortunately offer. 
 
 We give the recipe as written out for us many years ago. 
 
 Recipe for the Cure of the Bite of a Mad Dog or other Rabid 
 Animal. — ** Keep the sore running or discharging matter as long 
 as possible with powdered verdigris dusted into the wound, and 
 give one grain of Turpith Mineral at a dose three times in the day, 
 in a little dry sugar rubbed' very fine and washed down with 
 warm tea or water, till the mouth is slightly affected with the 
 mercury, then stop till the appearances of the affection of the 
 mouth have disappeared ; then repeat the course in the same way. 
 Repeat the course three or four times in the course of six weeks, 
 when I consider the patient out of danger." 
 
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 so efficacioui? for venomous stings, as a paste made of salcratus. 
 A 8t:ng in the finger by a yellow wasp which felt as if it nearly 
 pierced through, was entirely relieved of the swelling and of every 
 other unpleasant feeling, in a short time, except the simple sore- 
 ness of the puncture, like that of a needle, by this application. 
 There may possibly be other alkaline applications better than this, 
 but we do not know them. 
 
 In corroboration of the correctness of the theory on which this 
 remedy is founded, we have lately observed an incident mentioned 
 in the travels of James Backhouse, an eminent English naturalist 
 and missionary in the Mauritius and South Africa. In jmssing 
 through the forests, his hat came in contact Avith the naked combs 
 of a large ochre-colored wasp, and one of them avenged himself by 
 stinging him in the finger. "The burning pain subsided in a 
 few minutes, on pressing out the poison, and sucking the part 
 affected. The poison was distingidshably acid, 
 
 Cnoup AND Whooping Cough. — I send you the two following 
 
 receipts for the cure of t wo of the most common diseases among i 
 
 children, viz. : Whooping Cough and Croup. The remedies cost , 
 
 j nothing, can be administered by anybody, and are always at hand. \ 
 
 Tlie croup remedy will cure the patient in two hours. I ask the ; 
 
 I credulous and incredulous to give them a trial. 
 
 i Whooping Cough. — The best kind of coffee prepared as for the | 
 
 table, and given as a common drink to the child as warm as it can 1 
 
 ' be drunk ; and a piece of alum for the patient to lick as often as j 
 
 I it riay wish. Most children are fond of alum, and will get all ; 
 
 , they need without being urged, but if they dislike it, they must ! 
 
 j be made to taste of it eight or ten times in the course of the day. ; 
 
 ; It will eft'ectually break up the worst case of whooping cough in I 
 
 i a very short time. To adults or children in the habit of talking | 
 
 1 coffee, the remedy is good for nothing. j 
 
 Croup. — A piece of fresh lard, as large as a butter-nut, rubbed ; 
 
 ! up with sugar, in the same v/ay that butter and sugar are pre- j 
 
 I pared for the dressing of puddings, divided in three parts, and 
 
 ' given at intervals of twenty minutes, will relieve any case of croup i 
 
 not already allowed to progress to the fatal point. — N. Y, Ev. Post. ! 
 
 I Cranberries and Erysipelas. — ^I'he Niles (Michigan) Ticpi<b- ; 
 lica7^ says : •• A lady visited our family a fcAV days since, and sta- ' 
 ted that her daughter had the erysipelas very bad. We called to 
 mind the remedy recommended by a New Haven editor. On re- \ 
 turning home in the evening she found the disease spreading rn- \ 
 pidly — it had assumed a frightful appciirance. She immediately I 
 applied a poultice made of cranberries, which seemed to arrest it i 
 at once, and the second poultice effected a complete cure." 
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 [ Fou Burns and Frojien Flesh. — It is said that an Indian meal ^ 
 po\iltice, covered with Young Hyson tea, softened with hot water, ! 
 and laid over burns or frozen flesh, as hot as can be borne, will' 
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 PORMKD BT DK. UERPCHKLL, AND REVI8EP BY DR. ADAM CLARKK. 
 
 This table and the accompatiying remarks are the result of luaiiy 
 years actual observation, the whole being constructed on a due con* 
 sideration of the attraction of the sun and moon, in their several po- 
 sitions respectinji; the earth, and will by simple insipection shew the 
 observer what kind of weather will most probably follow the entrance 
 of the moon into any of its quarters, and tliat so near the truth as to 
 be seldom or never found to fail 
 
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 if th« new iiinon, tlin first 
 quarter, ilie full moon, or 
 lh« laot quiirter, happens 
 
 Between midnight 
 and 2 in the morning, 
 
 2 and 4 morning, 
 
 4 and 0, 
 
 C and 8. 
 
 8 and 10, " 
 
 10 and 12, *' 
 At 12 noon, and 2 p. m 
 Between 2 and 4 p. m 
 
 4 and 6, evening. 
 
 6 and 8, 
 
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 8 and 10, 
 
 10 and midnight. 
 
 IN SUMMER. 
 
 Fair. 
 
 Cold and showery 
 
 Uain. 
 
 Wind and Rain. 
 
 Cliangeable. 
 
 Frequent showers. 
 Very rainy. 
 Changeable. 
 Fair. 
 
 Fair, if wind ic. w. 
 Rainy, if s. or s. w. 
 
 Ditto. 
 Fair 
 
 IN WrNTEE. 
 
 Hard frost unless the 
 
 wind, 8. or w. 
 Snowy and stormy. 
 Rain. 
 Stormy. 
 Cold Rain, if the wind 
 
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 Cold, and high wind. 
 Snow or rain 
 Fair and mild. 
 Fair. 
 Fair and frosty, if wind 
 
 is N. or s. E. 
 Rain or snow, ifs. orsw 
 Ditto. 
 Fair and fr()8ty. 
 
 Observations. — 1. The nearer the time of the moon's change, first 
 quarter, full and last quarter, are to midnight, the fairer will be the 
 weather during the seven days following. 
 
 2. The space for this calculation occupies I'tpm ten at night till 
 two next morning. 
 
 3. The nearer to midday or noon, the phases of the moon happen, 
 the more foul or wet weather may be expected during the next r>evea 
 days. 
 
 4. The space for this calculation occupies from ten in the forenoon 
 to two in the afternoon. These observations refer principally to the 
 summer, though they aft'ect spring and autumn nearly in tne same 
 ratio. 
 
 5. The moon's change, (irst quarter, full and last'quarter, happening 
 during six of the afternoon hours, i. c. from four to ten, muy be fol- 
 lowed by fair weather ; but this is mostly dependent on the toind, as 
 is noted in the table. 
 
 6. Though the weather, from a variety of irregular causes, is more 
 uncertain in the latter part of autumn, the whole of winter, and the 
 beginning of spring, yet, in the main, the above observations will 
 apply to those periods also. 
 
 7. To progn<»sticate correctly, especially in those cases where thfe 
 wind is concerned, the observer should be in sight of a good vane, 
 where the four cardinal points of the heavens ate correctly placed. 
 
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 NEW BRUNSWICK FOUNDRY, 
 
 AND AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE, 
 
 MILL BRIDGE, PORTLAND, ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
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 Harris &r Allen 
 
 AVE enlarged their Establishment, and by the introduction of 
 Machinery are now prepared to inanufactnre all kinds of 
 
 Agricultural Implements 
 
 on an extensive scale, and at lower prices than those imported from 
 the United States; and have now on hand— THRESHING MA- 
 I'HINEy, Circular Saws, with frames for cross cutting wood ; ftin- 
 gle and Double Horse Powers; Seed Sowers ; Straw and Turnip 
 Cutters; Cultivators; Cheese Presses; Churns; Proiighty and 
 Mears' No. 22, Nos. 1 and 2 Scotch, Side Hill, Drill D, and other 
 Ploughs of improved patterns, with or without woods. Lar^>; 
 Boilers, with Portable Stoves attached for Farm Yards. 
 
 Also — A large assortment of Kitchen Ranges, Cooking .Stove?, 
 Rr^^ister Grates, Franklins, Fire Frames, Close, Coal, Parlour and 
 Air Tight Stoves, of all sizes and patterns, and Iron Railing of va- 
 rious designs 
 
 THEY ARE ALSO PREPARED TO FURNISH 
 
 STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, 
 
 Mill and Ship Cnstingx, Ship Cambooses and Water Closets, BrHi>A 
 and Composition Castings, and Machinery of all kinds, at shortest 
 notice and at low prices for prompt pay. 
 
 They would also call the attention of the Public to their 
 
 CUT MIL MACHINERY, 
 
 whicli is in active operation ; and they keep constantly on h;md an 
 asBorlment of CUT NAILS, of the very best quality. 
 
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 BROWN'SPATENT DECK PIPE STOPPERS, 
 
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 hand ihe following Goods, which they offer to the Public at 
 exceedingly low rales, for Cash only. 
 
 COOK, PARLOR, CLOSE, CANADA, FRANKLIN 
 
 and Air Tight Stoves, in great variety, 
 
 rA.3E^IS^EI^S' BOILERS, 
 
 PAINTS, OILS, PU TTY, WINDOW GLASS ANOSHEATHING PAPER. 
 WHITE HEMP, MANILLA AND TAR'D HOPE, 
 
 Hoole, Siainforlh & Go's, best Circular Mill Saws, from 20 
 to 24 inch ; Hoole, Stuinforth & Go's, best Mill Saws, from 
 5 to 7 feet ; Rowland's Philadelphia best Mill 8aws, (rom 5 
 to 7 feet ; Cross Cut Saws ; Pit Saws ; Hand, Tenent, and 
 other caws ; Tisdale's Superior Mill Files, combining cheap- 
 ness with an extra good quality ; Vicker's best Mill Saws 
 and other l^iles and Rasps ; Scythes ; Scythe Hooks ; Reap- 
 ing Hooks ; Wrought and Cut Nails, all sizes; Horse and Ox 
 Nails ; Sparrowbills ; Blacksmiths' Bellows, Anvils, Vices, 
 and Hamnif^rs ; Chains, alf sizes ; Horse Traces and Ox 
 Chains ; Pols, Bakepans, Spiders, Griddles and Frying Pans ; 
 Brass Kettles, Tea Kettles, Saucepans and Glue Pols ; Grid- 
 irons ; Copper, Clout and Scupper Nails ; Tacks and Brads ; 
 London Glue ; Curled Hair ; Hair Sealing ; Castors ; Borax ; 
 Siioe Thread and Awls ; a superior assortment of Guns and 
 Pistols; Thomson's Augers; Locks, Hinges, Screws; 
 Latches \n great variety ; Carpenter's Bench Planes ; Firo 
 Irons arid Andirons ; Horse Bells ; Iron, Brass, and Copper 
 Wire, and Rivets ; Kettle Ears ; Skates ; (jrocers' and House 
 Coffee Mills; Paient Balances; Candlesticks; Tea Trays ; 
 Pincers ; Two Foot Rules ; Curriers' Knives and Steels ; 
 Knives and Forks ; Carvers', Shoe, Butcher, Bread, and 
 Puiiy Knives ; Razors ; Cam's Best Chisels, Gouges, Draw- 
 ing Knives and Coopers' 'I'ools ; Adzes ; Axes ; Trowels ; 
 Plfiminers ; Smoothing Irons ; Block Tin and Britannia Me- 
 tal Tea and Cofiee Pots, &;c. ; Sheet iron ; Tin; Sheet Lead ; 
 Zinc ; Plough Plaiing, &c. ; Horse Shoes; a general assort- 
 ment of Brushes ; Powder and Shot ; together with a great 
 variety, comprising one of the best and cheapest Stocks ever 
 otTerod to the Public ; therefore worthy of their attention. 
 
 01?' Inspeclion refipectJuUi/ solicited, 
 
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 SPICES, 
 
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 GENERAL mOUES, &G. 
 
 EVERX ARTK^LE IMPORTED DIRECT FROM THE 
 
 BEST MARKETS 
 
 FOR MY OWN TRADE AND CAN BE 
 
 WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUALITY. 
 
 CC/^ Goods sent to any part of the City free 
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 HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A GENERAL ASSORTMEMT OF 
 
 GREY and WHITE COTTONS ; PRINTS; BROAD 
 CLOTHS; CASSIMERE;S ; TWEEDS; 
 HUCKSKINS; Doeskins; Moleskins; Orleans Cloths ; 
 COBURGS ; Merinos ; Worsted and Woollen PLAIDS ; 
 Cambleis ; Cloakings ; Ticks ; Ducks ; Osnaburgs ; Silks ; . 
 Shawls ; Ribbons ; Handkerchiefs ; Gloves ; Hosiery ; 
 Lace ; Pilot and Beaver CLOTHS; Cotton WARPS ; 
 BOOTS and SHOES ; 
 BEAVER, SILK, and PARIS HATS, &c., &c., &c., 
 
 Which will be sold at very Low Prices, for Cash only. 
 
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 rOUETH DOOR NORTH OF TRINITY CHTIECH, 
 
 GERMAIN STREET, ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
 KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, 
 
 COFFINS 
 
 
 OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS. WHICH HE WILL FURNISH AT 
 PRICES THAT WILL DEFY COMPETITION. 
 
 A Hearse always on hand, Palls,' &c., furnished. 
 
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 CAHPETS, &c., made to order on as easy terras as 
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 COMER OF UNION AND SYDNEY STREETS, 
 
 SAINT JOBir, K.B, ' 
 
 The Subscriber would respectfully inform his friends 
 in Saint John, and the public generally throughout 
 the British Provinces, that he has removed his Mar- 
 ble Cutting Establishment on Union Street, to a 
 Building lately erected by himself on the Golden 
 Ball Corner f where he is prepared to carry on bu- 
 siness on a more extensive scale, in the execution of 
 
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 TOMB TABLES, 
 Oeiittt Tables, ^c. 
 
 The Subscriber has also to announce that in addition 
 to the large Stock previously on hahd, he has re- 
 cently deceived a large assortment of MARBLE of 
 a superior quality, which the public are respectfully 
 invited to call and examine 
 
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 WORK AND STOCK WARRANTED. 
 
 All Articles furnished at LOWER RATES than ever 
 before offered in this City. 
 
 REPERBXCiis — Rev. William Armstrong, James Paterson, LL. 1)., 
 
 and Key. Samuel Kobinsou, 
 
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 A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF 
 
 
 OF ALL KINDS AND BEST QUALITIES, 
 
 BUBXffT AND GROUSffD COFFZaBSy^ 
 
 SUGARS JLOUR, MEAL, SPICES, ' 
 
 Also a general assortment of Wooden WarCy 
 
 Assuring our Customers that our utmost exer- 
 tions shall be to sell the best articles at the 
 
 lowest price. * 
 
 G. M. KXTCHIB Si CO. 
 
 Tho Subscriber has lately b8en appointed Sole Agent for 
 
 the Sale of 
 
 THE CELEBRATED HARVARD BLACKING, 
 
 Tho best article of the kind in the market; one trial of it ' 
 
 is enough to coiivince. 
 
 Also — Constantly on hand, every description of 
 
 CUT PI AILS, 
 
 From the Factory of W. H. A|^AMS. 
 
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 Keeps on hand, for Sale, Wholesale and Retail, 
 a Stock of the following Goods : 
 
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 Annutto, Rofl ; Arrowroot, best ; Allspice ; Ditto Ground ; Alum ; 
 Acid, Tartaric; Axes and Handles; Apples, Dried. 
 
 B , 
 
 Borax, Refined; Brimstone, roll; Blue, fig and button ; Brick, 
 llutli ; Beeswax; Blinds, green; Brooms and Brushes; Eojie^ 
 ftfugar and Spice ; Boards, Wash ; Books, Blank ; Baskets, assorted ; 
 Barley, Pearl and Pot; Beans; Blacking, Paste and Lifjuid ; Black- 
 ing, Mason's ; Blinds, Green Window ; Brorna, Mutt's ; Books, Lug. 
 
 Camphor; Copperas, Green and White; CarpMing, Wool; Cords, 
 Bed; Corks, Bottle; Cotton Warp; Coffee, Whole and Gmund ; 
 Carroway Seed ; Cloves, Whole and Ground; Cinnamon, Wholw 
 and Ground; Currants, Dried; Chocolate; Candles, Alould and 
 Dipt ; Chairs, Cane Seat ; Chairs, Cane Back Hocking ; Ditto, Wood 
 tB^eat Rocking; Ditto, Wood Seat Common; Children's Chairti ; 
 Chalk; Red and White; Cornices, Gilt; Chocolate^ Mott's and 
 Eagle ; Cocoa, Mott's Prepared 
 
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 Fluid, Washing; Farina; Floor Cloth, 4*4 American; Ditto, 
 Ditto, (i-4 and 8 4 ditto; Ditto, Ditto, English 4-4, 6-4, uud 4-8; 
 Feathers, Picked and Cleaned. 
 
 Ginger, Whole and Ground; Glue, best quality; Glass, 7x9 Ut 
 14x20; Ditto, 21 x2-'> to34'*46; Glassware, assorted ; Glasses, 'J'oilet ; 
 Glasses, (Looking^ and Plates; Ground Ginger, in Tin Foil Paper^i 
 dnd 261b. kegs. 
 
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 Ifeads, Wheel. Indigo, Black and Blue. 
 
 J.ofjks, Carpenters; Lamp Black ; Lead, Black; Ledgers. 
 
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 Mustard ; Mats and Matting; Mattresses, Hair and Palm Leaf. 
 
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 Nutmegs ; Nails, Wrought, from 4dy. to 20dy. ; Ditto, Horse, ()d v. 
 10 lOdy. ; Ditto, ditto, 4dy. to Jdy. ; Ditto, Cut, '3Ay. to 12dy. ; D'u. 
 Boat, 1 ;j-4 to 3 in. ; Ditto, Pressed, 6dy to i2dy. 
 
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 Oils, BoUd and Raw Linseed ; Ditto, Sea Elephant and Pino 
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 Lnd Blue. 
 
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 lid Pine 
 Yellow ; 
 
 I'icturfl Frnmos ; Popper, ground and .wliolo'; Paints, WliitB; 
 Paints, (Coloured; Peas, Split; Pipes; Tobacco; Putty; Papfr 
 Drtiigin«:s; I'.iper, Writing and Wrapping; Pins, Clothes ; Papei-, 
 (iluea and dand ; Paint, Fire Proof. 
 
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 . , Quadrants. 
 
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 Rice, Bengal and American ; Kaisins, Boxes. . 
 
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 Saltpetre ; Salts, Epsom ; Senna Leaves; Sago, Pearl ; Salerntus : 
 Soap ; Soda, Bread and Wutliing; Sugar, Loat'and Crushed ; Ditvo, 
 White and Brown; Starch, Common and Patent; Sulphur and 
 Snuff; Slab Spelter or Zinc; Shot, all numbers; Stationery; 
 Stoves, assorted ; Show Glasses ; Shoes, India Rubber; Spikes, 5 t9 
 10 inch ; Soap, Castile ; Stools, Cnrie Seat. 
 
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 Turpentine, Spirits; Thread, Shoe; Tea, Black and Gieen ; 
 Tapioca; Tin, I X ; Ditto, I I X ; Thermornteters, 9, 12 and 15 in. 
 Varnish, Copal ; Ditto, Briglit ; Vitriol, Blue. 
 
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 Whiting; Waggons, Children's; Wooden Ware; Wax, , Red 
 Sealing; Whiting, Paris and Bolted; Wickiug, Cotton. 
 
 WHOLESALE AP RETAIL 
 
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 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF 
 
 LINEN, Woollen, COTTON and Silk Mauufaclnres ; 
 Irish POPLINS and TABINETS ; HAnERDASHERv ; 
 HOSIERY ; Gloves ; Ribbons ; Shawls ; Laccrs, «&c., &c. i 
 Carpetings, Hearth Rugs and Druggels ; MOREENS arut 
 DAMASKS, with Fringes and Trimmings to maicli ; C'ot- 
 lonVVnrps, diC, &c. ^.y ^», 
 
 P. S. — Personal attention will be given to the selection 
 of Goods for all Wholesale and Retail orders received jrou^ 
 the Country. 
 
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 TURNING LATHES, SCREW PRESSES, 
 
 MILL MACHINERY, BARK MILLS, 
 
 PATSlfT PtTRCKASES, 
 HOISTIKG WHEEL IeAB, &e., &(., &e. 
 
 They will endeavour to keep constantly on hand, an assort- 
 rtjent of Ships* Cambooses; Cooking, Close, and Franklin 
 Stoves ; Oven and Furnace Mouths, &c. ; Side Hill, Dou- 
 ble MouLD-BoARD, Sjd D, Improveu D, and other Pattern 
 PLOUGHS. Fanning Mill Wheels, Truck and Barrow 
 Wheels, Waggon and Cart Boxes, &c., &c., &;c. 
 
 FLEMING & HUMBERT. 
 
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 " Foster's Corner," Saint John, N. B. 
 
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 or every descrlplicflfquality and price that may be desired, 
 from the best lo the che?ipest, and to suit every season and 
 locality ; Girls and Children's Boots and Shoes, of all qua- 
 iilies, sizes and prices,, and suitable for all seasons and $;i> 
 tuations; Youths and Boys' BOOTS and SHOES, from thr 
 finest sort to the strongest that may be required ; Men's Boots 
 and Shoes in j^reat variety ; Rubber Shoes ; Mens, VVomens 
 arid Children's Rubber Shoes ; Hosiery ; Womens, Girls 
 nx\6 Children's Hosiery ; To Preserve Health, Insoles for 
 Mens and Women's Boo> and Shoes ; Trunks of all sizes. 
 
 DOSHESTIO SMCANUFAOTURSS. 
 
 Mens, Boys, and Youth's BOOTS, BOOTEES, d:c. ; 
 Blen's Strong Lace BOOTS and SHOES ; Children's 
 Patent Calf, Seal, Grain, and Fancy BOOTS and SHOES. 
 FOR SAXiS, lXrHOZ.ESiVZ.ZS AlTD B.IlT£LlZi. 
 
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 OFFERS FOR SALE, WHOLESALE and RETAIX 
 
 A WELL SELECTED AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF 
 
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 AGENTS FORM'LANE'S VERMIFUGE AND-PILL8, 
 
 xygenated Bitters, 
 
 MUSTANG LINIMENT, 
 
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 IMPORTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN 
 
 CLOTHS, 
 
 CASSIMEEES, DOESKINS, 
 
 TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, » 
 
 Furnisliliig OOODS, 
 
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 SOUTH SIDE KING STREET, 
 
 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN 
 
 /ii BRITISH AND FOREIGN / 
 
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 AND GENERAL FURNISHING GOODS^ 
 
 TraOL BSALE AHD RE TAIL, 
 
 Table and Pocket Cutlery, Edge and Join^'i 
 Tools, Saws, Files, &c.. Silver, Silver Plated, 
 Albata, Britannia Metal, Japanned and Block 
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 low rates and large yearly declaration of profits. 
 
 Agents have been appointed throughout the Pro- 
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 Bates may be obtained. 
 
 Insurances accepted and Annuities granted by the 
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 SL John Branch Office^ 79 Prince Wm. Street. 
 
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 No. 106 PRINCE WILLIAM STREET, 
 SAINT JOHZT, IT. B. 
 
 IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 
 
 CLOCKS, WATCHES, 
 JEWELLERY AND WATCH MATERIALS, 
 
 ALSO: 
 
 DAGUERREOTYPE AND AMBROTYPE STOCK. 
 
 OF EVERY DESCRIPTIbKl, 
 Portrnonies, of every description ; Razors, Combs, 
 Brushes, Rubber Goods and Toys ; Letter and Not* 
 Paper ; Plain and Fancy Envelopes ; Tablets, Blank 
 and Copy Books ; Steel Pens, Holders, Letter Stamps, 
 Faber's Pencils, Slate and Wood do. ; Mason's Blacln 
 ing, Court Plasters ; Fancy Wax, Glass, Coral, amJ 
 Steel Beads; Ivory anil Quill Tooth Picks; Accot- 
 deons Flutes, Violins, Guitars and Banjoes ; VioftH 
 Bows, Strings, Bridges^ &!C. ; Laughing Dulls ami 
 Crying Babies, Fancy Baskets, Reticules, Spy and 
 PocUet Glasses, Silver Plated and Steel Spectacles, 
 Plated and Silver SpoOns, Butter Knives, Woo<i, 
 Work, and Fancy Glass Boxes, Fancy Soaps and Slm- 
 ving Cream, Suspenders and Elastics, Pins, Needle* 
 nnd Knittin^g Pins, Hodks and Eyes, Thimbles and 
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 Caps, Snuff and Tobacco Boxes, Fancy Pipes and 
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 we sell at Wholesale, (to the Trade only.) 
 
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 ■ . ^'^ SAINT JOHN, N. B. 
 WHERE MAY BE FOUND THE BEST OF 
 
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 LEAD PIPE AND SHEET LEAD, 
 
 MIASS AND SILVER PLATED COCKS, 
 
 WiRM. COLD. AND SHOWER BATHS, 
 
 WASH BASINS, BATH BOILERS, 
 
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 For Public Buildings, Hotels and Private Eesideooei. 
 
 N. B. — Orders execuled in town or Countrj 
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 At 9m LOW Prices as at any other EstahUsk- 
 
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 ILSO ON HAND, AND CONSTANTLY MAKING U? 
 
 HATS and GAPS, of his own Manufacture, 
 
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 07^ Hats and Caps made to order. Cash antl 
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 CORNER OF NORTH MARKET WHARF AND 
 
 DOCK STREET, 
 
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 KCBt^ CONSTANTLY ON HAND AN ASSORTMENT OF 
 
 DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, 
 
 BRUSHES, PAINTS AND OILS, 
 
 BtffOIINQ FLUID AND LAMPS, DYE WOODS, AC. 
 
 RASPBERRY, LEiMON, SARSAPARILLA, 
 m([ other SYRUPS, by the Bottle and Gallon. 
 
 Hap^and's Bug and Moth Exterminator, Parson's Rat Exterminator, 
 
 Also : All the Popular PATENT MEDICINES of the day, 
 Which he offers for Sale on Reasonable Terms, tVhotesuleand RUall. 
 
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 COUGHS, COLDS. CONSUMPTION, 
 
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 WATER 8TREET, ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
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 CONSTANTLY ON HAND, 
 
 A Supply of the following articles which they iriJl 
 
 .'dispose of either 
 
 TfHOLESALE OR RETAIi, 
 
 AT THE 
 
 VElRY LOWEST MARKET RATES, 
 
 and on accommodatinfi: terms. 
 
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 FISH. 
 
 Follook» 
 
 HAddock, 
 
 Hake, 
 
 l^iokled Herrings, 
 
 Ipdoked Herrings, 
 
 Piokled Salmon, 
 
 Bmiaed Salmon, 
 
 Nmoked Salmon* 
 
 llliokelrel, 
 
 AleiriTt^ 
 
 Shad, 
 
 Halibut, 
 
 Tongues and Sounds. 
 
 OILS. 
 
 Seal Oils, 
 Cod Oil, 
 Porpoise Oi), 
 Dog Oil, 
 Whale Oil, 
 Sperm Oil, 
 •Lard Oil, 
 
 Boiled Linseed .OH, 
 Baw Linseed Qjib 
 
 PEOYISIOM. 
 
 Beef, )In Bond 'fir 
 
 Pork, 5 DutjrPiBi^ 
 
 Tongues, 
 
 Tripe, 
 
 Hams, 
 
 Bacon, 
 
 Lard, 
 
 Butter. 
 
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 ROADS AND DISTANCES. 
 
 From Saint John to FrtderiHon hy the 
 ^erepis RoaiU Miles. 
 
 Lewin's, (Yorkshire tav.») 4 
 
 Watters' 
 
 10 
 
 liouglas Arms Inn, 
 
 4 
 
 Burton's, 
 
 8 
 
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 A 
 
 JELo^eU's, *^fc 
 
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 Darby Gillan's, 
 
 7 
 
 Geary, (Wm. Smkb'a.) 
 
 7 
 
 Oromocto, 
 
 7 
 
 Fredericton, 11- 
 
 -65 
 
 0» the East Side tfth» River. 
 
 .Torryburn, (God£pey'8^) 
 
 7 
 
 Gondola Point, 
 
 9 
 
 Kingston, 
 
 ;^.4 
 
 Head of Bellisle, 
 
 14 
 
 Washademoac, , . v 
 Jiemseg Ferry, ^ • 
 
 13 
 
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 Sheffield, (TiUey's,) 
 
 13 
 
 Widow Perley's, 
 
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 Fredericton, *^ 
 
 12—86 
 
 Less by the Nerepia Boad, 21 
 
 Saint John to Saint ^ndreutu* 
 
 Lakefield, (Byrne's,) 9 
 Musquash, (Tilton'ft,) 
 Clements', 
 'M'Gowan's, ^- w % 
 
 Peunficld, (M' Carl's,) 12 
 
 Magaguadavic, (Douglas',) S.i 
 
 Boeabeo, (Mrs. Boyd'Sg) 10 
 
 jBaint An(kewB, 10 
 
 Total, 65 
 Saint John to MarHn'a Head. 
 
 To Cody's, 11 
 
 Beatty's, «^^.^.m^^. 9 
 
 Quaco, 11 
 
 Melvin, or Fuller's Beach, 6 
 
 Big Salmon Kiver, 3 
 
 Little Salmon River, . . fl 
 
 Matin's Head, 4 
 
 TDtal,"*49 
 Saint John to Shepody. 
 
 French Village, (Debou's,) 80 
 
 Drummond's, 12 
 
 M'Manus', 12 
 
 Dorman's, 12 
 
 Shepody Meeting Hotioe, 13 
 
 Total, 79 
 
 
 Samt John to Hal^ax^ (JV. Si) 
 
 Miles. 
 Torryburn, (Godfrey*8,) 
 Wright's, 
 
 Hammond "BLixes Bridge^ 
 Hampton "Fetrj, 
 Hay's. 
 
 Finger Board, (Baxter%) 
 Hoache's, 
 Sheek'e, 
 M'Monagle's, 
 
 7 
 
 
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 7 
 
 10 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 To Sumez Vale, 4« 
 Portage, M'Leod's, 11 
 
 Steves', 13 
 
 Nixon's, 12 
 
 Bend, (Lewis',) 12 
 
 To Bend Peticodiao, 94 
 Memrameook, (Charter's,) 16 
 Dorchester, (Hickman's,) 8 
 
 .11 5 i m To Dorchester, 118 
 Sackville, 4 
 
 Tantramar, 5 
 
 Amherst, |- >^ ^>^ - = >> 10 
 
 17 
 
 To Amherst, 137 
 To Power's, (Spruce Grove 
 
 Imi,) Ui 
 
 Purdy's, (West Chester 
 
 Inn,) 
 Mrs. Fraser's, (Folly Vil- 
 
 Truro, 
 
 Pollok's, 
 
 Woodward's, 
 
 Shultz's, 
 
 Dartmouth, 
 
 ■'fcrin»<l»** •» 
 
 19^ 
 16 
 16 
 14 
 12 
 IS 
 
 Total to Halifax, 264 
 
 Bend of Peticudiae to Riehibueto. 
 
 '£0 Shediac, (Smith's,) 13 
 
 Lennan's, 1 
 
 Cocaigno Bridge, 8 
 
 Little Buctouche, (Smith's,) 9 
 Big BuQtouche, (Keavrick's,) 2 
 Harris', 7 
 
 Richlbucto, , 8 
 
 Total, 48 
 
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 7 
 
 6 
 
 4 
 
 7 
 
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 10 
 
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 1 
 
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 11 
 13 
 12 
 12 
 
 xliao, 94 
 
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 6 
 
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 10 
 
 JP»t, 137 
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 17 
 
 19^ 
 16 
 16 
 14 
 12 
 
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 4&MCto. 
 
 13 
 1 
 
 8 
 ;h'8,) 9 
 Jk'a,) 2 
 
 7 
 
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 Ruhiiiicto to AfbaaucAi. 
 
 To Rankin's, 
 
 Bay du Vin, (Dicken*B,) 
 
 Black River, C^'Beath's,) 
 
 Chatham, 
 
 Miles. 
 
 12 
 
 10 
 
 12 
 
 6 
 
 Totals 40 
 
 Okatham to Batkurtt^ (Bai de Otdbur.) 
 
 To Goodfellow's, 
 
 6 
 
 Carrauthers', 
 
 11 
 
 Forein's, 
 
 12.i 
 
 Lee's, 
 
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 Court House, 
 
 9 
 
 Total, 48 
 
 Batliurst to CaimpheUtotu 
 
 Little Rook, Rainey's, 10^ 
 
 Belleduue, Chahners', 9^ 
 
 Nash's Creek, Harvey's, 13| 
 Dalhousie, Michaux's, 18^ 
 Maple Grove, Robertson's, 7 
 Campbellton, Murray's, 9 
 
 Total, 67| 
 
 Bathurst {by C*raquHt») to i^nveasUt. 
 
 6 
 6 
 8 
 8 
 8 
 7 
 6 
 
 12 
 3 
 
 12 
 
 15 
 9 
 
 11 
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 To Bass River, 
 Janeville, 
 New Baudon, 
 Grand Ause, 
 Caraquette Ferry, 
 Caraquette, Blackhall's, 
 Pokemouche Ferry, 
 Little Tracady Ferry, 
 Big Traoady Ferry, 
 Tabusintao Ferry, 
 Burnt Chitrch, Logie'e, 
 Oak Point, 
 Chatham Ferry, 
 Xftwc&stlo, 
 
 Total, 120 
 
 FredericUm to Miramithi, 
 
 Miles. 
 
 To Taymouth, Plant's, 15 
 
 M'Leod's, 8 
 
 Boiestown, M'Eay*s, 17 
 
 Nelson's, 13 
 
 Be Cantlixxe's, 10 
 
 Bergon's, 7 
 
 Cpghlin's, 9 
 
 Jardine's, 
 
 Parker's, ■ 7 
 
 Wilson's Point, 7 
 
 Newcastle, 4 
 
 Chatham, 6 
 
 Total, 101 
 
 #Ved<n'«tp» to ^uboc^ 
 
 To Long's, 16 
 
 Marshall's, S 
 
 Half-way House^ Howe's, 7 
 Guion's, 3: 
 
 Poquoic River, 4 
 
 Eel River, Jone's, 12 
 
 Woodstock, 12 — 63 
 
 Victoria, IQ 
 
 Buttermilk Creek, 13 
 
 Kerr's, 9 
 
 River de Chute, S 
 
 Tobique, 12 
 
 Restook, 9 
 
 Grand Falls. 18—73 
 
 Grand River, 13 
 
 Kelly's, II 
 
 Madawaska, Little FaUs, 14 
 Degle,IiakeTemiscouatf^ 22 
 
 Portage, LaBelle's, 
 Riviere du Loup, 
 Kamouraska, 
 8aint Ann, 
 Riviere OueBe, 
 Saint Thomas,, 
 Saint Joseph, 
 Point Levi, Quebec^ 
 
 18 
 
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 23 
 16 
 
 IS 
 12- 
 
 223 
 
 Total, 357 
 
 Relioion.— -I have- lived long enough to know what I did not 
 at one time believe, that' no society can be upheld in happiness 
 tuod honour without the. sentimont of religion. — La Piaot* 
 
 It is right to be oonte|-itcd with what we hape, but nevjer with 
 at wo are. — Sir J» Macintosh, > _____ 
 
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