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COPPER MINES LAKE SUpERIoR.-The travel
TO this region is tremendous all growing of the
belief that vast quantities Of copper to be found
Many mining companies have been formed, but the
general opinion amongst sensible men is that the
whole business will turn out to be a great bubble
The truth indeed is, as has been shrewdly remarked
by some of the visers recently that part of the
country, that brass has been found in the faces
OF the spectators there, than there is copper in the
mines Yet for the next two or three years this
speculation will flourish. We must always have
some bubble in this country one day it is railroads
another IL is United States Bank-another day it
Is lead mines-and now the great bubble Of the day
ls the copper mines of Lake Superior. Doubtless
immense quantities of the scrip issued by these
companies will be sold, and the purchasers left to
hunt up the copper al their leisure


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AN MposToR.-An lmposor has been recently
travelling on the North River who represents him
sell as reporter for the Herald The other day he
went on board the !" Rip Van Winkle." favorite
boat by the by, and attempted to play his game of
lmpos'ure, but was detected and put ashore al
Poughkeepsie. This IS quite common trick :
Captains of steamboats, and hoel-kcepers oupb, 70
know that the reporters IN our employment do not
attempt such swindllng operations They are o.n.
temen able and ready TO :" pay their way"


HoBoKEN.--The Improvements recently made a,
this charming place, have rendered il one of the
most attractive resorts in this part OF the country
Just step on board of the new and splendid ferr,
boats, and in five minutes you fnd yourself in a per
| feet paradise.