voLUME XI.--NBMBER 569
TERMs-s 3 PER ANNU1F,
PAYABLE .I.N 4DHA.rcE.
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now The sailor returned, aid Fathsr Tayior
resumed his discourse; and It is a remarkable
fact that he never lost sight of The old salt until he
succeeded in converting him. The saiior IS now
very respectable man, aud would blush to The
eyes If any one would but even aIlude 10 this cir
curnnstance.. sa Boston Post


The Copper Trade. Never has a greater rev
oiution been effected in any business, than The
world IS now in point OF experiencing 10 the cop,
per trade. The incalculable extent of rich ores
in the Superior country will quickly annihilale
the dependence hitherto placed on a few establish
ments in Great Britain


The extent 10 which the Copper Mines are al
ready worked, and the preparations for working
them to still greater extent will enforce imme[
date compliance with the demand for free navi.
CATION between Superior and lower lakcs The
short canal around the Falls Of St Mary, which
should have been constructed long ago, must no
longer be neglected by Congress. IF the Feder-
al Government will not promptly construct this
work, individual enterprise should be encouraged
Tor Its accomplishment. The Copper-headsn
will knock loudly at the capitol next winter for
this long-deferred measure of justice. = a


Albany Argus
The New Jersey Copper Mines seem, to be. at
tracting attention since the Lake Superior copper
region has been brought into notice. The Flem-
ington Copper Mines, in Hunterdon, are about to
be re-opened under the auspices of gentleman
who is interested in the Lake Superior mines


I Detroit Free Press