have sustained. As one nf the pioneers, whoso toils and privations were freely endured in converting the wilderness into truilliil fields, and in planting and renring those Institutions of reliuton and learning, which give form and pressure to the community of which he was a member, he will lonir be held in grate ful remembrance. Ontario llrpotituru. Poon Enoi.ano Tlio Loudon Tunes of October 30th makes the following extraordinary admissions : - oorry are we in say 11, mil me iruiu uiusi uv po-ken tkf count ru is poor. To say that it wsnts money or credit will not convey a very overwhelming idea of the Helplessness tn some ot our readers, do we win repeat Hi at England is actually poor in the grossest and most tangibleSlate, amid mountains, lakes und rivers, and near the junction of the Winnipisiogee and PemigewasHel rivers, is the township of Salisbury, and in Ibis township Daniel Webster was "born end bred." Lbenezcr Webster, the father, was a bold pioneer, a fearless man a true palriot. When first he peueira. ted this wild, and at llmt time, repulsive region, its fertile glens and mountain gorges could only be found und passed by the Indian's trail ; and for many years thereafter, the only communication himself aud fami ly niu witii remote, settlements, was by a "bridle path. Enterprise and industry have since effected wonderful changes. Now the most fertile meadow and richest grazing lands are here to be found ; now good carriage roads thread the valleys and traverse