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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-08

Children from Long Island Farms, $40
The Committee meet again at the City Hall on Tuesday
o'clock to receive applications from deley Of
cietes and associations Tor places in the procession
A RIrur AMONG BuRoLARs.-During the last several
months a number Of burglares have been committed
among the good and hardware stores ohe lower
of the city, and officers Gil Hays WEIGH and Tompkins
have succeeded in arresng notorious English burglar
named Thomas Thomas. who has been one of the gang
concerned in these robberies They have since
cd 1876 dozen of the best finished penknives worth from
$l2 SIS per Dozen which had been stolen from the store
of Mr. Spies in Pearl street. On arresting Thomas large
BILLY" and regular English burglarer's coat, with
pocket covering the whole back capable of holding from
three bushels Of stolen goods Irish potatoes
The accomplices of this rogue will doubt be puedn
ere long through the energy of these officers.
An owrER is wanted for a black dress coat sup
posed TO have been stolen Apply to John Love- police
officer, Lower Police
who stands charged Of the principals in the late
prize fight at Hastings brought before Recorder
Tallmadge yesterday afternoon from White Plains,
writ of habeas corpus, taken out by j. B. Laforge Esqr
entering good and sufficient security The Recorder de-
cided that he had jurisdiction in the case except DUR
ing the absence Of the Supreme Court Commissioners of
the county in which he il imprisoned their ncapacity
perform the duties Of their Office. Neither Of these
facts having presented in the affidavit before him. he
could receive the bail and, therefore, remanded him
back to White Plains. We understand that application
has been made to Of the Commissioners, who has
ether and if then to Judge Rugges of the
Circuit Court, who resides at Poughkeepsie The Re
corder stated that he should have hesitation in taking
bail in the Of $4,000 for the appearance Of Sullivan,
ton with Judge Kent and Mayor Morris, the offence had
been decided to be baable in that amount.
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DAGUERREOTYPE
App RAT(JS

JOHN ROACH, OPTICIAN,
70 NASSAU STREET
ITO ARRANGE PeIfece Camera Obscure. requires some
knowledge of Opticts Persons wishing procure in
sirment will therefore find their interest purchase Of
optlcidn. au30 imsr
DAGUERREOTYPE.
TO THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS.
4 A. ARCAULT CO, i6sx Fulton street. opposite 81
Paus Church, respectfully inform their friends and the
public hat they have received by ship Ago, in
voice OF
1000 Daauereeotype French Plates
new supply OF the best and patterns apparatus
100 ounces
% ounces cromIne of iodine
30 pounds hydros uphate of soda
30 grammes ofchlonde of gold
100 pounds of tripo of veinse
so ounces chloride of iodine
the book containing the latest impro in the
Dsguerreotype o5 imsr
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HOLT'S CANDY,

NR. CARPENTERS Old Established Peck Sin Diane rs-
~ ny, No Peck Slip tnear Pearl Pvste confden
aleparate offices and enancespaents exposed
each others obseryati Dr. c. centate Of the New
York State Medical Society and has had nearly expsr
ence Perfect in all guaranteed Charges
bic. SIC imsr
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ION THE CANAL STREET PLAN"
THE Public BY this time satisfied tina. the cheap clean
and Oyster Shops the best, aud that they
selerved elsewhere. The Subscriber has opened
M No. os Nassau few doors above Ann
share Of custom Being beginner. his account
but an old hand at the business
Oysters stewed fried. roasted served the short
est notice, and The best that can be found in the city
SUPPER parties will find this pleasant for
ing. SIG lmsr
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SHAKESPEARE,

II Park Row, md Ann street.
THE SUBSCRIBER begs TO return his best thanks to
ms friends for the kind and liberal encourage
ment they have him since he re-opened the above
esacishment he them and the public in general
tronage.
The LaIder will be always supplied with the choicest deli
cscies Of the which will be served superior
neI, at prices in accordance with the times.
Inc Bar Will be stocked with wines liquors, draught and
quality
hours.
Hot dishes &c., hand day, between the hous
OYsTERS-The best that be procured. in every
Suitable notice being given ANY DISH whatever be
procured.
Private rooms for the accommodation Of dinner md supper
parties EDWARD WINDUST.
sis 2aw is 4wsr
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THE TEETH.

THE TEETH-A reduction Of % per cent-Uppcr and
lower ofteeh inserted suct atmospheric
sure, be with and frmness, from single
tooth entire set; all be supplied with the best
RAJ tset tooihache cured For extracting tooth 80 cents
ray street. door to the church, west Of Broadway
iy13 cod 3ms-
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LIVE AND LET LIVE
THIS has been the motto under which the celebrated Kesta
rat, No. 2H Broadway set sail under, and thusfist,
weathered the Of hard times with bannerstihpa
to the tide OF public favor and APPRECIATION The propreto
Of the opinion that neat clean establishment, attentive
finest the market affords with desire TO please
win him liberal patronage Nothing shall be
zig 3 the reputation Of the s.
salmsr ala Broadway, opposite St. Panls.
ONE PRICE CASH STORE,
81 Chatham street, where will be found clothing at the
a following low pnces:Beayer and pilot clorh coats. from
breasted from 81 so to s2 The west SIDE Of Chatham
s2s imsr HENRY COGSWELL.
THE AMERICAN MACINTOSH
DREJUDlCE, habit, make prefer every thing
foreign We ask such make trial Of waterproof
and and learn for ESQ far least
are that the only merit peculiar to The imported
Cheapside until they became and out OF fashion, then
shipped America to be sold good enough for the market
Price Of the American Macintosh dollars upwards
HORACE H. DAY, IS Maiden Lane.
ZEPHYR EMBROIDERY WOOL, best Berlin manufac-
Il lures, by the II to suit purchasers.
German Wos.sd. assorted coors.
Berlin Embrod.ry patterns new designs and all makes
81, Cotton. Wonsted and Linen Canvass all Widths
Chenille Cord and working chenille.
Purse twist gold and silver thrc ad and braids
Gaze Glace, for covering embroideries
Fancy embroidered articles.
Cords, tassels, fringes, &c. &C.
Gallo )ns bindings boot cords, &c. &c.
Received by late arrivals and constantly hind, by
EDWARD LIPPOLD,
s6eod lmsrc No. lo4 William JOHN up stairs.
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QUEEN CITY, Oct. 1, 1872.
The Dayton Conventional The Grotcth Of Ohio-RaI
roads-Gop. COrrin
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ry measure of esteem, and make warm friends. OF
this the gratifying proofs were given during her
illness CoM.
In Derby, 9th ut aged SO, of the prevailing
throat distemper, Timothy Eiinmnn, Jr. of the
Hon Timothy Iinmnn, one of the first settlers ofthe
town, who is still living. He died the christian
dies leaving TO his friends consolation that the
world can neither give take away, and possessing
himself full of blessed Immortality be-
yond the grave.
In Walden, Oct %, Mrs. Esther, wife of Mr. Nath
anie Dow, aged 10. She the mother of 3
children, Of whom survived her, 20 grand and Is
great grand children About so mourners were pres
her funeral. and by their tears evidently mani
Tested that they had lost friend. sermon was
preached 1t her late residence by Angler. Of Hard
wick, from Es. xc. 10, The days of years are
threescore years aud ten sc. She and her conpan
ion among the earliest settlers in town, and
dured the hardships common to pioneers in new
country For many years she had professed the re-
gion of her Savior, and so far as is known had adj
orned her profession with consistent life. Although
her health had been declining for some years past,
still she able to walk the house until the day
before she died. She left the husband Of her youth,
81 Years Of age, with whom she had lived almost 60
years to mourn her loss Com
In Cabot, Oct. 10, Of lung fever and throat dstem-
per, Polly, wife Of Mr Rattle Morse, aged So.
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IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.

The schooner Henrietta the 18th inst brought
to New Orleans Galveston dates TO the Sth. Austin
had not been burnt reached by the Mexicnns But
the fairly to have set in. A despatch ia
ted Camp Saado, Goth Sept, mentions that Col
Caldwell, with Texan force of $50 men had en-
gagement with the Mexican Gen. VOL, in which the
Texans came off victorious. The Mexcans left 100
killed on the field of battle, besides goo wounded -
Texan company of 80 men called the Fayette Vol
unteeIs, in attempting to join the camp of Col Cald-
WELL were cut off, and took position in thicEet,
from which they defended themselves against in
finely superior force until completely cut to pieces;
3s of the number were found dead on the field, and
the remainder supposed to have been made pris
oners Of war.
The latest accounts mention that Gen. VOL had
been compelled to evucuate BeXar, and bad fallen
back "a miles to the mediums. A Mexican prisoner
Of war reports That Gen w was daily expecting a
reinforcement of 500 men under Gen. Ampudias'
Col Caldwell with 500 Texans is between the Rio
Grande and the main body fthe Mexican army
Some spies report that part of the prisoners taken
at Dexar had been inhumanly murdered report
reached Houston that Gonzales had been taken by
party of 700 Mexicans, but it was subsequently con-
tradcted.
The Texans are in fine spirits, and the N. o. Bee
thinks there is little doubt the invaders would be re-
puIsed The Mexican General has issued the follow
ing proclamation
ssSodiers The second campaign against Texas
has been opened you is confined the honor of lead
ing the van you will prove yourselves worthy of the
mission and the army to which you belong. Great
difficulties await you in travesng the vast and nu-
| merous plains which separate you from the enemy
which they protect-hut your valor and your firm
! ness will overcome all obstacles. You will make
Yourselves great as the desert is vast In combat
YOU will recolIect the injuries committed to Mexican
gratitude and hospitality. BE as brass. Alter tri-
umph you will remember that you are mexlcans-
be generous. Do not distrust fortune-she will be
| faithful to Justice Victory will crown your heroic
efforts, and grateful country will reward your "or
| thiness Soldiers! let us march upon the enemy
"Given in Camp the left bank of the Nio Bravo
the Goth day Of August, 1912.
(Signed) "a WILL.
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job ~ EGsSa

At Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. IS, of consumption, ag
ed IS, JANE f., wife of Professor Noah " orcester,
NJ ID. of the medical college of Ohio, and daug liter
of Josiah Shedd, NJ ID. of Peacham.
Mrs Worcester suffered greatly during the last
months of her life, but with the most patient and
christian cheerfulness.
She had for several years adorned the christian
profession, and after subecting to the most severe
She died in full expectation of better life.
Mrs Worcester was an only child, of highly Gull
,vnted mind and heart, esteemed by all who knew
her. and greatly endeared the circle of her friends
She possessed a remarkably well balanced charac-
ter, exceed in some particulars, Pc haPs by many,
in the whole aggregate by very few
We are not surprised to learn, that few months
ras;Jence in Cincinnati had suficed to win ordna-
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STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTRICT, So.
The iIoA tho Probate Court for the District of Or
lenns-1o all persons concerned in the Estate of
TIMOTHY ID. CURRIER, late of Orleans de-
ceased, intcstute, GREETING.
VSTiIEREAS, AMASA PLASTRIDGE, Admin
w strator Of said deceased, has filed in this
Court his administration account showing that the
balance Of assets from personal estate in his hands
amounts to the sum Of $llo,13
and that the List of claims reported by
Commissioners amounts to the of $5O3,S3
and requests that sence be granted him sell all
the real estate of said deceased being Lot No - Of
lots in Orleans aforesaid with the appurtenances-
subject to an incunlbrance of 1925.
And that further time of one year be given to
close tie settlement of said estate.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at session thereof to be holden at
the Probate Office, Mt Irasburgh, the 4th We'd
nesday Of November next, and give bonds for the
payment ofthe debts and be heard in the premises
relative to the allowance Of the administrators
count and an extension of the time And this order
shall be published three weeks successfully in the
CALIFORNIAN printed in this State, previous TO said
day Of hearing.
Given under my hand, at Trasburgh, in said Or
leans District, this Goth day Of October a. d,
1912. [27+l GEO. NIE, Judge,
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JAMES HACKETr,s ESTATE.

yETE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
> V the Hon. the Probate Court for the District
Of Orleans, Commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands orall PERSONS against
the estate of JAMES flACKETT, late of Morgan,
in said District, deceased and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto; and six months
from the day Of the date hereof being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, do therefore hereby
give notice, that we will attend to the business of
our appointment, at the dwelling Of Hezekiah Inger-
son. in Holland, in said District, on the first Tuesday
Of January and on the first Tuesday of March next,
at ten o'clock, a. VI each of said days,
PERLEY ROBBINS,
SLOAN CORY, ! Commissioners.
CYRUS HEMINGWAY,
Dated this 18th day Of Oct. a. d. 1912. ga
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STATE OF VERMONT.

DISTRICT ORLEANS,
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
eans--Vo all persons concerned in tho estate of
AARON BADGER, late Of Salem, in said Dis
trict, deceased, GREETING.
EETIiEREAS, ROXALANA BADGER and ASA
w x SMITH, Administrators of said deceased,
propose to render account of their administration,
and present their account against said for
animation and allowance at session Of the Court of
Probate, to he holden ut the Probate office at Iras-
burgh, on the third Wednesday Of November next,
at 40 O'clock, A. Nj,
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court the time and place aforesaid, and
shew cause, if any you have, Why the account afore
said should not be allowed
Given under my hand at Trrshurgh, this eth day
of October, 4. ID. lS42
2T4w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

DISTRICT ORLEANS
At n Probate Court holden at irasburgh, within and
for the District aforesaid, the 9th day of Qcto,
Der, \. ID. 1912.
A instrument purportirg to be the last Will and
a Testament Of RACHEL BROWN, late of Ear
ton, in said district deceased, presented to the
Court here for Probate, by Timothy p RedfieId,
the Executor therein named,
Therefore it is ordered by said Court that public
notice be given 10 all persons intended therein ap-
pear before sad Court session thereof be hot
den at irasburgh, ON the 10th day Of November, A.
it is further ordered that this order be published three
weeks successfully in the Calelonian, newspaper
printed at st. Johnsbury in this State, the last of
which shall he previous the day assigned, as afore
said for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers Office, this
9th day of October A. ID. 1912.
274w3 GEO. NYE, Judge. I'D.
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WALKER & co.'s
Boston and Concord EXPRESS,

FTNTIL further notice will leave Concord to in
~ trrsect with the cars at Manchester, every day,
(Sundays excepted)
The subscribers respectfully give notice that they
have made an EXCLUSIVE CONTRACT with
the Directors Of the Concord Railroad, TO run Cars
with the passenger trains daily between Concord and
Boston, for the transmission of Packages, money.
Merchandise, &c.
Any amount oc Goods from to twenty hundred
left at either Of their Offices in Concord or Boston,
will be forw arled through the same day.
Packages will be received and forwarded to all
parts of New Hampshire and Vermont.
Freight will be taken Oh reduced aud very reason
able terms
All packages should be marked WALKER g.
CO.'S EXPRESS.
Offices at No 8, Court Street, Boston, and directly
opposite the Railroad Depot, at Concord
n u. The subscribers alone responsible for
the loss of any articles property entrusted to their
care, is any risk assumed by the Concord, Nash
VA OF Lowell Railroad Companies [274yl
WILLIAM WALKER. JR. 4 Concord
NATHANIEL WHITE, n. II.
b. P. CHENEY, No. 8, Court ST. Boston, Ms.
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New Fall Goods !

VsHHE subscribers having received their supply Of
H. 81 ~ [a - q 90 Ss s.
would tender them TO their customers and the public,
at prices which cannot fail suit the times for good
pay. Among them may be found,
Alpaca, silk and cotton warp, Mcrnos, Saxony, AL
epnc, Mouse Do lane, Fringe, CreweIl Alpnccn,
Surge, Plaid, BEAVER and BROADCLOTHS,
Trimmings for Coats good assortment of
DOMESTIC GOODS, &C. &C.
HARD WARE. CROCKERY, and w. INDIA
GOODS.
English Currants Spices, &c.
j. JEWETT & CO.
Barnet, Nov. ! , 1912. 264W3
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A SCHOOL,,

ENOR instruction in the higher branches will he
4 opened on 81 Johnsbury Plain, on Monday
the l2jh day of December, under the superintend
ence of
MIR JAMES X. COLBY,
late Principal Of the New Ipswich Academy.
Apply to Rev. j. H. Worcester or Mr. Joseph P
Fairbanks.
Nov. 7, 1912. %73w4
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-Monday, Oct. 81

Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
At market, 5000 Cattle, 5000 of which were beef
Cattle, 1000 Sheep, and 1880 Swine
Prices-Beef Cat!e-A few extra at 5 90. First
quality / rs 50; second quality 50 Il third
quality 2 80 a rs.
Barrelling Cattle Mess 25, No. 1, . so.
Stores Two year Old at 90 II 90; three year
II 90 20 co.
Sheep-Iots were sold from 42c to 1 75-weth-
efs from rs to 2 rs.
Swne-I.ots to pedde at for Sows. ard for
Burrows At retail 4 TO sc.
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SALE AT AUCTION,

NET IL I. be sold at PUBLIC VENDUE, on
w THURSDAY, the Oath inst if not previous
~ disposed of at private sale, the FARM now occn-
ped bv the subscriber situated in the East part of
Danville, about three miles from Danvilie
Green and about one mile from North Dan
vile village the road leading from North Danvle
TO the old turnpike between Diuv II" and st. Johns
bury Said farm contains about 600 acres of land
l4O ofwhich are under state of improvement and
the remainder is well mhered land with good
gar place Said farm is in gool state of cultivation
with good dwelling housed Quilt wi hin f." years)
,vo hams and sheds and we'll fenced Also the stock
on the premises consisting Of Horse, Two Year
Old Colt 8 Cows 8 Two Year Old Heifers, i ear.
lings 4 Calves 8 Hogs. and Shonis together with
20 Tons Of Hay, Wagon, l Sleigh, cart,
plough, apd all tie flfming tools owned by the sub
scrher.
Tension all purchases exceeding five dol!irs
a credit fiom to months will be given with good
security, and a reasonable credit will hc given for
part Of the farm. DEM. MORRILL,.
Danvillo. Nov. 4. 1912. 275w2
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RELEASE.

Z HEREBY certify that have this day relimqush-
4 ed to my son, John w. BNRROWS, his time,
he is at liberty TO trade and act for himself and
shall claim of his earnings pay any debts Of
his contracting utter this date.
JACOB BARROWS.
Wituess-SARAH BARRows.
CRANKY, Oct p, 1912. 274*
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81 4 .ss s: Il Z 4 Gig a

In lrasnurgh, Oct &c, by Rev j. Johnson, Mr.
ORRA Ii. HARLOW, to Miss SARAH NJ. HARDY,
all OF I.
In Walden, Aug. %, Hiram Perkins, Esq to Miss
Sally Il. Smith; sept %. MIR Cyrus Smith to Miss
Martha l.. Warner; Oct. 80, Nathaniel Perkins, I'd,
Esq. to Miss Elizabeth ID. WHITEHALL by the Kew
james Smith, aud all of Walden
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More Tvlcrism.-A few days since 10 more
wings were removed from Philadelphia custom
House and 10 Iocofocos appointed in their stead
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C0ncord Railroad.
275w4

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
yu1HIS R,J will he opened to the public for trans
1 ar,a,i,p ,f r,ssrnr,rs AMI merchaEtse ON &
g. tF,,I,, sori - ISla Passenger trains d.i "
ss,,, oxca,,cJ in connection with the cars Of the
WnsGn, md Lowell and Boston and Lowell Rail
ro,Is ~ fIIIo,vs. viz
Isavo Y ston for Nashua. Manchester Concord and
;,,,orro,,,iot, nIoces,t N NJ. IL! NJ ard AZ p NJ
leave In,yell at 8 IL AM, II 1t p NJ 81 81 p NJ
~ N,sbr, o14,u l.apM & 6 l-2 M
do Manchester 10 An, 2I4pm Sc I4pM
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MAGNETIC ODONTICA.
TIL r. ~ II TNfITN THE TIE ETEI

THE INCOMPARABLE TOOTH PREPARATIONS.
THE fact is proved, and the most ncrednous and doubt
l. ing fully convinced Of lis great utility have
the evidence rom the sale Of about $4,000 boxes Of the
Odonca, within the past year. It is ascenained frm
remain ill the latest age Of man. with their natural wea
and more-n thousands Of cases. nervous oohache that
climax Of pan--has been elccualy cured by
sion, here who is the young lady gentleman, aye
the individual that values beautiful Of teeth sound
gums and sweet breath more than fifty cents that will be
longer destitute Of box Of DR.. M. Htchcock Magnetic
Odontica,
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson
sole proprieors and successors TO A. Hitchcock and Co.
III Gennessee Utica n. I in Montpelier by Silas
Burbank jr in Waterbury by Hutchns Goss and Co.. in
Stow by Albert Camp, in Chelsea by N. G. Hale, in Tun
bridge by j. Foster, in Royaon by Downer NeylnS and
Fish.