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AfeF fion. Ferry Smith oe this State, had eoncM. ea his remarks upon the Tariff bill, which is now 4w, his colleague, Mir. Huntington, undertook to 0ve that he misrepEesented his constituents IL was D uphill business and from all accounts. Smith got

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 It is Imaginable to hear any one talk of Perry Smith EsTEne the advantage of the Hon. Mir. Huntington; bne wo will not dispute with the Times, this point Dur object in publishing the above extract, was to en-

 hs LOs: FOSO :hsy eaH .0S u1y ,6sy think he acted in accordance with the views Of his constituents, in endeavoTing to defeat the passage of bill which was intended to protect their business and interests.-EnTG COHTGnt.

 THx GunLOTrNr IN NEw HAMrsHRE.-The Dover Enquirer gives the following account of the working Of '' the internal machine" in the Granite State:

 Jeremiah Dearborn iwhig) has been removed from the Post Oce at Exeter, and JeTe.sioh RObtnsOn T tlOcOl re-appOnted: The latIsr who is noisy, blns- Iering loco, and who an active partizan in the Presdental Election of lS40 removed eight or ten mouths ago, to make way for Mir. Dearborn. Post Office at Claremont and Ambrose Cossis tlocO, appointed in his place. C0ssit has been for several years past one of the SlOO Judges" for the county of Sullivan, and like all such animals is distinguished for Calvin Wilcox (whiel has been removed from the Post Office at Newport, and Jeremiah D. Nettteto" (locoj eeappointed. NettetOn was an active locOtO Postmasterin in 1s4O prosttutng the influence of his office ike all the other locofoco Possmasters in the and doing his best to secure the reelection ot Hosea Pierce (whiR) has been removed from the of. fee of Postmaster Winchester, and CalUin BurnGp, the former radical oeo1oeo Postmaster reapPmnted;, and OIeasd. and the appointment ot locotOcos' was aosiced last week.

 A Prize Fight. one of those brutal pugistic exhi- bisioas which have frequently taken place about the environs of New York, came off e few days since " O-> fsA~ mad Mc. Coy, after fighting one hundred and twenty-one rounds, was killed in the ring.

 HoMEwARD BouND.-OrdeB have arrived at Mont. real for the 7h Hussars. hold themselves in read. ness to embark for England. The Guards now sta. toned at Quebec, are also to go home. Twoshps of the line are expected to convey them from Quebec.- The Provinces to be quieter than they have been for some time past. The Treaty has restored the reign of peace-N. Y. Erpress.

 OHro-MAss MEErxGs.-The Cleveland Gazette stases that the Whigs of the corn and pork regions tn ink nothing of meeting in ten and twenty thou. sands to roll on the Whig ball. Several such mighty gatherings have already been held, and other ap. pointed at the important points from the Pennsylvania ,o tho lndiana line. September, ls42, will far exceed and October will roll up the Whiy major.es of that noted year of political trumphs.

 The Legislature of Mass, adjourned on Friday the 18th inst having succeeded in accomplishing the ob- iect of its convention the Dstrcting ot the State for Members of Congress-

 DR ALLEy's BAIsAM of Florehound, Liverwortand Pleursy Root, has gained reputation for the cure "f any other medicine This medicine IS not intended like the conrnon humbugs 0f the day t0 cure every disease but is only for the cure of diseases of the nnpn o1dk kvo md on earth Raising blood. cough, and loss of strength nre certain symptoms of consumption. Dr. B. D. Al. lens Balsam of Horehound, Liverwort and Pleursy distressed resort they are certain ot being res,or ed to health. It contains no opium or deadly pson .o ul and s,upy the senses but removes the disease. heals the lungs, gives health and strength. Let :he OPINION OF TIE FAcrLrY.-Disease ef the LnngS.- Dr: Allen-Dear sir: nave prescribed your Baisom CfHorehoMEd, LiUcrocr and P!e.rtsy Root m severe after other remedies had failed. am glad to find valuable medicine withou. any deeterions or nur. eo,ic ingredients. entertain high opinion of your Balsam, and shall continue to recommend is to my

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 MARRIED,

 In Touiaston, on the l3h inst- Lucius F. LEACH. co.svis IA fine ioafoi cake Hccomnanied the above. May happiness be theirs, alwaysl In Woico,,ville. on the llth inst, by Rev Samuel Day. Mir. Edmund WOOdDg ot Bristol, tO Miss Ann Maria Bru0ks, of W0lcottviIIe. -

 In Be,hlem, on the llth inst, Mir. William H. Cuer of Woodbury. to Miss Mary Ann Thompson. of Beihleul.

 In this village, on the l4th inst Mrs Sally w. woIco,t reIict Of the late Hon. Frederick Woco.s. iu the Ssh year of her age. :,