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NEW GOODS.
LOVELY & SEYMOUR

A l. now opening a heavy stock of seasonarle
II Goods recently purchased in New Yor, which
are offered 10 the pupllc at price, which cannot fail
to ensure their sale. Among themare
Black, Blue Blacs. Blue, Invisible Green and
steel mixed Broad ClYS,a very superior quality Of
Cas>imeres, SILK Velvet, Ve>tnss Linen Drilling>,
Gamhroons, and variety Of Goods for summer wear
at low prices; Bombaqnc>, a good assortment Of
silks for dresses and bonnes, satin, Challys, Black
and colored Muslin dc LANES, large lot Of Merino
'Shawls and Hdkf> dress Idkf,. and scars, silk and
linen cambria lidkis. great variety OF Gloves and
Hose; large assortment of English, French, and
American calcoes and mourning calcoes al unpre .
cedentedy low prices Leghon, straw and Palm leaf
bonnets a great variety OF Ribbons, Laces, Umhre-
las, sOls, sun shades Muslns, Cambrcs hleached
and unbleachel Couons 1000 rolls paper hangines,
bordering, looking glasses, rugs, malls carpenes,
all of which for sale log.
June !, 1912,
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW WORLD
RECEIVED AT THE
BURLINGTON BOOKSTORE.

DERSONS wishing to avail Themselves of the many
l. interesting publications issued in the Ne,r JDorhk
can be supplied with the same, free Of postage, IL
giving their names 10 the subscriber. Works sucb
Zanoni, and Jacquere, and those Of similar char
acer can he purchased at the very low price Of rom
1877 10 25 cts. The new novel, Morley Ernslein by
James, rs now ready for sale.
June II, 1872 ID. A. BRAMAN.
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sURzINGToN cLIArzg vAoToRY
COPlRT' .NIIRSUyP.

| TiNRf II. isOSTVVICk x T. +. & W L.
iiNtrong having connected their Tin Shops, will do
business in that line under the name of II H. Bost
vic " CO. a the shop occupied by said Bostwick
where may be- found full and complete as orimen
of TIN WARE, manufactured expressly for thercta
trade together with Copper and Shoot Iron work.
stove Pipe, Owe Trimmings &c. All kin $ of Job
work furnished at short notice. Fave roth and con
durtor pipe furnished md put up. Copper pumps and
lead pipe furnished and set if required Those vino
patron2e this branch Of business shall, at this shop
quickly and well served for a reas,na lie compen
sation. II IL. BOSINICE & CO.
Burlington, Apr 10, 1872.
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LYMAN & COLE

Z" VIII
Az T. r'.'IVrj ihelr l~na, eN'cn.iyc assortment
i AHn variety ol Nprng and Summr. q q u :
winch they urr al greatly reduced prices: CONSISTING
III part OF irnieI Lawns, Camlric,, Mu,lins and
mourning Lawns.
Rrh 'aIn striped Blzornc, s.. for Ia hes summer
dresses.
Ne" pattern Muslin de Lanes, latin ,trp'I Eolans.
~
r ',,', ,i'IGn .. az uI',e ,ocf hom acme,
II ,-",.' ','L I G I'"rN aug '",o'c' 90.
''"'! '"'' O'"'o,, uaoIr Swiss anjcoPd Silks,
,., ~HaNis.
H"i'',L I's. >CaFit,' Ola'N and cuorrI Merino.
'"iis an" nancy 'lahdAerchiois.
Muslin de Lame, Thilct wool. AMI f,nr,. satin,
Hermann: Larbenr rr,,.,, ai' 'i"'S T ~,
Muslin de- Lame Sba,rI. r,y Il, S i - Gn ~
w,r,tcJdo. wy r'''''''
10 r.. IN A.. -,
do II,:l '.'| anus anI "uve' coGrei fiIe;
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MOHAWK AND HUDSON RAILROAD.
NOTICE..

For the accommodation of passengers DESTROYS of
taking the seven o'clock line of Steam Boats from
Albany, (Which went into operation on the goth in
stant train of Railroad Cars will start from Sche-
nectady daily, at 81 o'clock p. NJ. during the con-
tinuance of the above arrangement on the River
by this arrangement, passengers may leave Saratoga
Springs at I to o'clock p NJ. and reach Albany
in time for the boat, which will save travellers from
the north the expense of remaining over night at
Albany or Troy By the existing arrangement, ci,i-
zens of Saratoga obliged 10 leave bone o'clock
in the morning, 10 take the steam boat at Albany at
p NJ! (37 miles via Ral-ltond!!N
JOHN COSTIGAN,
Superintendent.
April 90, lS4?.
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M. G.. EsATEEEBUN,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,

UAS Just returned from New York with the
IL SPRING FASHIONS; also, superior as
sOrment of TRIMMINGS. NESIINGS, &c.
shop in Church street, nearly opposite the Bank of
Burlington. May Il, 1872
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Mr. r. Gladln Of Delhi, \. V, of "A naturally con.
Snlnpiive con i1lon, has cen saved from an M
timely end Thy The u,c Dr. Inylor'> Bal>am Of Iv-
crTori. \ severe cold brought on an attack Of Plcu-
rc,y, and thus ended IN general debility and >np-
ton. constant cough, hectic nu~h rc,tc-> nights,
quick pulse, and continued loss Of flesh, a-rcrcl a
>neeLy death bat a soon A. commenced the use of
ti, Ipl,am grew Letter and j, now fully restored
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70 Builders and others.
BOARDS, Capboards aud Plank planned at short
Dn1ucr; also Circular Saw fur Sitting, al tic
Burlington Iron Foundry Turning done, or lathe 10
Jet for turning Bed Posts or columns Cash Sc re-
coived IN pay. Jarvis GAY.
Burlington Aprl % 1872
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NEW AND CHEAP
HlRDiffRE, CUTLERY. &C.

'k'liE sui scribe having Just returned from Nc,v
orb, where he has selected new and COM
plIe ass1ruueut of HARDWARE SADITrRy
HARD WARE, CuTLERl, &c. now oilers lbe sano
al the lowest cash prices ''''
From tine facilities which he has OF obialnn1 his
goods he IS enabled TO Offer Hardware at consider
ably less prices than il has hitherto been sold in YER
mont.
Those in want If articles in the above line viii
IND It 'h-r interest TO give hun cali
WIN. J. HUNT
-, Sron9s Building. College ST., near the square.
Burlington May lS42.
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M T. the subscribers, having been appointed BY
w the Hon. Probate Court for the District of
Chittenden, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of LYMAN BEECHI1R, late of Hines
burgh, in said District, deceased represented insol
vent, 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 Tor that pur-
pose, we do hereby give notice. that we will attend
TO the business of our appointment at the dwelling of
Elmer Beecher, in Hinesbureh, in said District on
the first Monday of October next, AT 10 o'clock, A. NJ
Dated, this both day of MAY, A. D. 1912,
JOSEI'H MARSH Commits
HENAN r. SlU1Tr + sioners
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rgEw EEyERY STABLE.
r.. e. GRysWCLD'S
BOARDING HOUSE.

THIS House is now OPEN for the reception of
L boarders. All who wish to board, are invited to
call and examine his house and the peculiar advnn-
tnge, which It's construction and location offer, for
comfort and convenience.
TERMS, very moderate. May 10, 1872.
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H1GAR q. ar THUR,

General Agents for Mo'lal'> celebrated medicines
TO whom all applications for agchccs must lie ad-
dressed.
Burlington, Jan. %, 1912.
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" lRrS Life of Patrick Henry. cheap edition,
W June l5 For sale by c. GOODRICH.
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T.. l.. FARRlR

merchants on the most reosona lc Terms, all order,
Burlington. Al 1913
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Rcmarkobic Cure of CONSUMPTION.
Summer Complaint.

The BaI>am ofliycrwori, IN several cases Of tli,
ll>ea>c, where all other rcmeic, apnlcd ~ phv.i-
'ian> have proved Intellectual, has produced a peiec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-17
Ban krupt Decisions.

LIENS PRIORITY CREDITORS BANKRuProY.
Judge CoNxLNo, ofthe Northern District of New York,
has decided that judgment creditor by fling BILL &C..
in Chancery. prisr to application by against the
judgment debtor, for decree Of bankruptcy acquires
lien the property Of the bankrupt not bound by the
Judgment execution and IL entitled to satisfaction Of his
judgment out Of it, before the assignee can claim such
property. ti'l
Judge BErrs the Southern District has decided that
the State statute enlarges the remedy by creditors BILL
beyond its scope under the general principles of Chan
Gerry law but does vary its effect in respect 10 the pro-
pery coming within its power That by the general law
CREDITORS bill is only suit in equity for relief conform
ably the powers and Of the That until
the ultimate the court the suit has eectupon
the rights and interests Of third parties beyond that given
a lis pendsns for any other relief That
the bill does not create specific lien property
but only secures the sueing creditor preference
priority Of payment over other creditors, out
Of such property the suit may discover. That
the bankrupt law abrogstes all preferences between
tcreditor except where the statute itself the pr
GRITTY and appropriates tho bankrupt,' estate equally
amongst them, without regard to their relative diligence
In prosecuting their claims and that the bankruptcy Of
the debtor occurring pending proceedings under
dors BILL and before final decree takes away from the
prosecuting creditor the right to priority of
general creditors.
Judge sroRr has decided that an attachment levied by
creditor his debtors estate 10 diverted by subse-
quent application for decree Of bankruptcy the attach
ing creditor not having scquired thereby lien on tho
property. l1it 3T rali Etgf UI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-17
Circuit Court.
Before judge Kent.

Ocr.1t-Psek Ssyrs Va Fortune KStorrsct al.-Thsis
somewhat 81 and rather important othe parties
from considerations Of probity well as property The
defendants highly respectable merchants Of Utica
city Peck and sayre $780, asserted be
due them by Storr Co., but which the latter deny and
show receipt o. having paid the money In May, la4O
Is commended that the receipt was given to Mr. Storrs
who had previously handed TO Mr. Sayre the $780, but
found to be current and returned to him. and
Mr. Thomas w. Linch, bookkeeper and cashier Of plain
ts stated that he had been out, and his return
paper that appeared TO be receipt at the side Of Mr.
6orrs Mr. Sayre handed witness the 5000, telling him
to credit to the account Of Storrs and Co., and went
On looking the money he found too uncurrent
and told Mr.. storrs they could not take it. Mr.. g. said
give II to him, then, for he knew who would take IT,
] gave him the money back, and he soon went away
Three days afterwards, Mr.. Ssyre In looking over the
cash book said he did the 5000 Of stors credit
ed replied, mol had given the money back to him
account Of its being - uncurent II consisted Of
Pennsylvania and New York western bills Mr.. sayre
said he had given receipt for IT, was not previously
that he had done but Immediately recollected
the appearance Of the receipt when j came in. Mr..
sorrs have taken the receipt las he certainly did
The defendants deny that such was the case. Mr..
stor produced evidence to show that he got draft Of
$500 cashed In Wall street. receiving for red back
money and that he paid such to Peck and sayre taking
their reeep He denies having receiv tho money
back and hence contests the suit would seem that the
cash account Of Mr. Lynch Of Mr. storrs must have
turned the overavorable side but which Them
made the mistake dicult from the evidence to deter
nine sealed verdict will be rendered this Monday
forenoon. tf
p Thomas ~ Sloan VI. Monmouth Hart, sherif-The
Jury in this beng action already mentioned
recov the value of horse levied upon) returned
sealed verdict in favor OF defendant.
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DR.. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DlSPENSARY, 2o4k Fulton street near
Greenwich-Dr Morrison Member Of the Royal College
continues 70 be consulted daily all disease, oi dsheste
nature and all those distressing symptoms nu
dicous and the mpudent fquack medicines.
Dr. M has had an experience Of twenty Yeas treating
delicate diseases all their various andc implicated orms and
use: mild safe and iniaible .ubtuts .!adicst
the venerea virus with certainty hout subsctng the
patient TO risk restricting him in ,susuaI diets pur
suits while his medicines agreeable and smell Per
obstru the uretha such structures and
igsmsnt Of ,he PROSTATE gland acc omp.nsd with much inn
quences Of matrestment Dr. M. treats in
tile manner promoting absorI of the ekened srcuar
C6SsTITTTIoNAT bEBlLITY.-Th Thousands Of. Young
men suffering from die consequences Of indulgence IN
eret destructive habit ID whose nerves fut injured from
ths use 81 nostnms AZ pretended Speenc. stimulate
purely pathological principles and in establishing
cure-ths stnctest honor and confidence observed.
Lesn psR paid and conainnga suitable fee, will
the correspondenf fan advice and medicnB Of tbs
Unon By his giving sory Of his detail. NIX Full
0D Al rec neu of2 irnbv
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The Grafton OF the Rev. MIR. Bellows on DR.,
Charming

Agreeably to our promise, we give to-day the Ora
uon delivered In the Church OF the Messiah, by the
new Mr.. bellows last Thursday night in memory
OF the late DIR. Charming.
II is, on the whole, very excellent composition
OF course highly eulogstic of DR.. Charming
whose pupil we believe the Rev. Mr.. Bellows once
was The Grafton created great deal of excite
ment throughout The city, and was heard by 5000
people Every part Of the church was crowded
with the beauty and fashion Of the city Some of
the most lovely ladies in the city were present, and
the most distinguished and talented men in the city
sat even ON the steps under and around the pulpit to
hear
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Court CaIendar-This Day.

CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos. 81 237, 10, Ia9 lao, g. 20, 90,
49, 65 los, llo, las, last, l6l, 1866, g. H. o. 81,
100, 1885, l68. t-.
surrRIoK CouRr.-Nos. ls2, I42, las, l<5 lel, l6l,
1875. l5s. Is, a. ST. IL, TO- il2 &c. co. 100, 49, lS7,
$50.
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. 1, S. 7, o, II. ID, Is,
II, 49, las. Part 2-Nos. O. a. 8, g. 10, II, Ia, 49, H.
40. u.
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BANKRUPT List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
William f. Cruger, C. H. officer, New York, Novem-
Der 18th. T1 r
William C. Austin, merchant New York Compulsory
complaint Of Chas W. Foster1 November 18th.
Gideon Mead, merchant, New York, Compulsory, on
complaint Of ditto) November 18th.
w. B. Burnett, New York, November 18th.
Peter L. Yoe Mount Pleasant, November 18th.
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U. 3. District Court.

Der. Ia Unitsd States -Four casss Cloths and Gag
simtrss-Ebsnezer Rhodes ciaimsnt.-rhis ID another
of Mr.. Hoyts sweeping seizures The goods were i'm.
ported in the ships England and independence from
Liverpool and were seized in $780, the ground Of
invoice Bills were presented, showing them to have
been bought of Robert Rhodes NEAR Hudders
field Yorkshire, England and to have cost ESIs los i'd
which asserted by testimony side to have been
air charge but contended the other be much
low The case was still on when the Court adjourned
For U s., Mr.. Watson and Mr. Hoyt. For defendant,
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HULL'S TRUSSES.
NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS

DERSONS Afflicted with ruptures rely upon best
instrumental aid the world Affords application the
ONCE, No Vesey street, to either Of the in the
principal town. United States Be careful examine the
back pad Of Hull usses, VI they endorsed by D
Hull in writing None are genuine. to be relied
good, without his signature. I.I...
Many have undertaken vend limitations Of Hus
celebrated trusse and thousands imposed
These limitations be relied they
made by unsk mechanics and better than the ord
nary trusses.
Rooms have been fitted No. Vcxey exclusively
for ladies' having the business depart
ment, where female in attendance
female uat oil m
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r FEMALE PHYSICIAN,
81 LISPENARD STREET

MADAME COSTELLO need hardly state that her Perio-
M deal Pills for the of all the diseases peculiar
males superior all Others that they are now the only
recommended by the medical faculty
practce these facts sufficiently known the public
general Equally celebrated Madame Costellos Soothing
the irritation Of the gums: and certain preventive Of
wilson's; and likewise her Nipple PssteS for nipples
which good As 10 lsaye nothing 10 be DESIRED and such
u the most popular article in the country. . ,
All Madame Cs edicines patromsed by the medical
faculty, which i. more than be said Of the noums OF any
through the neyspspe Post paid orders for c
All parts Of the Cnited Ststes attended Termsrsuooen
Pills one dollar dhoNTcething Syrup fifty cents ooic
Rene mber that Madame Costello IL the only oIeo
Female PLY stefan IN New York. y. IN &c
NE60 REWARD-OKOSS SfEClFIC MiAIUkE-
POOO FOR Cure Of Economics, Oiesn o'ct"res sn"
analogous complaints fs orssn 20 xs mi,
RmsIss speedy and permanent ene wthost he least
.r;tn On All drink exposure, change IN application to b7
SINGS. ,..I;.h ,,comme ndatous 10 ,Jce,i-e IN.
rhc m he medicine does not not speak for ITSELF
shsI sncsk FER object Is 20 notify where be had
"a ~ nroreor challenges single Of recent Gonnor
hs no Be brought which the mixture will not effect rapid
esrs rnder forfeiture Of $500. r
Iris Is disease unfortunately pcysdes all ranks Of
are presented with areedy by which they cure them
selves without the least the shortest tune possible
Further, the disease cannot be contracted dosc on inc
MIXTURE taken night sens 20 bed when exposed
Il put MP IN bottles with full directions sccompe1yng
m st -: :s sS only W. Ms, Broadway
John street. Opposite franklin house, New York; Jones
corner OF Chesnut and Seventh Philadelphia and
NJ Smiths iss Washngton street Boston al im'
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ELECTION IN PHnApkLPnn.-All the democratic
county officers in "the Row. have been elected In
Philadelphia. Not wing has been chosen.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

lust published, price 50 cents, by DR.. FAWCETT of
1876 Fulton New York. The Great Consoer the
Mind IN Distress popular inquiry into the concssieu
with the baneu effects of solitary
local constitutional weakness irritation ,onsump
powers The Doctor also author of new treatise which is
hrnks sbashed the idea Of revealing her may
nd in its pages a confidential and capable adviser
Dr. II. direct his to eradica
ton Of gouorrha elects strictures nocturnal emissions
syphilis in its worst forms nervous irritation constitutional
debility and all disc brought by solitary haDt Fee
male treated scientifically Office 1876 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-17
PHYSIOLOGICAL.

MYSTERIES AND REvELAI,IONs ~ LOVE,
lvS Courship and Maragean niallibe Guidc-Book for
Married and Single Persons matters Of the utmost impor
lance to the Hsman Race By Engine Becklafd, NJ. d.
Among things dny considered in this work
q serious importance single and married persons
The ef for StentyThe art Of Beauty and
Coushphe danger Of solitary practices and habit
may be removedThe causes Of Love and Jealousy, with
remedy fer edcating from system the seed, OF aopees
an unhappy including modes for the
or prevention hereoTests for knowing the sexes Of
UNBORN who ought and ought
moi 20 mary-The auspicous for wedock &C.
Wav s24lm me
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ECORSETS---CORSETS.

HOUSE No ilsk Pearl .,rcsr G l.xss ..so,,ms
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CORSETS,
in rf Wholesale and RefnR
B-Dealen in Corsets are Invited N e,,I :. ,h h,.
STOCK is newy imported f4sh Pearl street, New York -
HAYDEN'S STEEL. QUlLLs.--The Subscribers ma wa %,
sale rome recently improved notifications OF these excel
The Resoy Wnte"i is unanimously voted the KING of Pens
combining ernincny heribiy and per,naDence. s " '"
The Dickens" considered the best the price in the
market. yIt'f fff - '1 ' WV
The Union cannot fail suit every BODY afordino =,
III cents card (a whoesae) different varieties OF Pens
The New York" merchant will have his Counting
room who has tied them. = 1~"'"s
Together with the famous Double Patent and Combination
Barrel Peps with many other for sale by the
oil lm're j.. p. HAYDEN, 5Plat ST.
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Price Two Cents
Puerto Cabello.
Correspondence Of the HERALD
purRTo CAuRIIO Sent IA

Puerto CABELLo, Sept Is, 1872.
| with pleasure avail myself of the opportunity
which offers this day for the United States to ad-
dress you line, and also TO inclose you copy Of
decree of the Congress Of the Republic Of New
Granada, and duly sanctioned by the President, re-
latve to the claims of foreigners upon the old Re-
public OF Colombia, which is now divided into
three separate Republics, and auhorses the Execu-
tive TO make arrangements with Venezuela and the
ECUADOR tor the examination OF such claims as were
not reported on by the late Commissioners of the
three Republics, and TO settle those which may
prove to be well founded, and IN case the other
mentioned governments should not think proper to
take measures to this effect, then the executive
power Of New Granada is authorised, in virtue Of
said decree, to examine into any such claims, the
class OF which are therein expressed, and report to
Congress the results, with the view of cancelling
those that may require this OF Justice from their
hands, 1t is to be understood the part which New
Granada is under obligations to pay according to
the distribution Of the public debt as heretofore
stipulated between the three nations. Much praise
is due the New Granadans for this important STEP
Old Republic OF Colombia, and they seem to de-
that strict justice be done IN the case and there
by alleviate their creditors, which many years since
suffered immense losses through the avarice OF the
Admiralty Courts. have written this with great
haste, and please excuse the rather loose manner Of
writing.
FROM FLoRIDA-The murder ofPMr Crum is
confirmed. The Savannah Republican Of the 9Th
instant says
son the 18th OF September, whilst she was re-
turning from Toachatka, accompanied by Mr.. Nc.
Donald and Mrs. Hem and daughter, they were fired
upon by Indians Mr.. Mcdonald who was driving
the carriage which contained Mrs. Crum and the lit
tie girl, received severe wound, but made his es-
cape by concealing himself in hammock. Mrs.
Hern, who riding on horseback about fifty yards
ahead OF the carriage, succeeded in taking her
daughter up on the horse and made her escape,
whilst the Indians were numbering Mrs Crum."
----------------
FIRE AT RoCHEsTER.-The mill at the edge
Of the Falls took fire last Friday, and the property Of
the following persons was destrOyed-Seth c. Jones
loss on building and machinery, $90O0-insured
$1,000 Bonner Il MISUNDERSTANDING Machine,
PumpF Factory, 81, 500 making total Of over$l2 600
The furnace of s. Traver and the extensive iron
works of S. Briggs were slightly injured, and were
of water and the we'll directed exerons Of the fire
department: The fire, we learn, originated by the
friction OF the machinery.
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q DOCTOR BELL
Contipass to be consulted daily, ustil 10 r. M.
CONFIDENTIALLY

SECOND Door from Broadway, with the confidence
~ all Of delicate and safe
treatment Being Regular Practitioner patients may rely
receiving all the attention their may demand with
many year pofs::9n: due. D. Bell dog. not sdysrtse
all that Anstomca, Medical and Chemical knowsdgs
suggest each 6eparate oces Attendance till 10
NJ daily. ..rr ss lmfr