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

T B. STOUVENEL, Importer Of French Wines of
y the approved brands Bordeaux Claret and other
Wines He has removed from his old stand 81 Nassau street,
to No 81 Ann street, (near Nassaul basement.
Always hand the best and recherche Wines ST. Ju-
an, Montferaut ST. Esteve, Lafe, Medoc Sc in barrels,
half casks and Also Champagne brands Bur
gnndy Hermitage &c superior Cognac Brandy best quality
Gip Port Wine, Portugal and Spanish Wines.
B. s. will also sell by the dozen bottled Wine for private
families WHICH will be Of the city also by the
gallon or othwise to those who favor him with he
tronage.
No Wines impure sold by him, he imports them
direct.
% JB has opened boarding house at Hoboken oppo-
site Vauxhal arden, the road where kept
sortmen oh est Wines Private parties supplied with good
dinners and afr, slments. jyl2 lmsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-08
CROTON AQUEDUCT.

NPLENDID MASONAKY WORK-Jette Of Water
- thrown from one hundred hundred and fifteen feet
high, be operation eyery afternoon Ladies and
gentlemen wishing visit tho high bridge hsud go by the
of MGcomb's Dam aud this splendid sight Persons
who have seen Magyar Falls and this beautiful fountain OF
water say that the Falls be compared this
chefd9uvre. as Iwsc
CHEAP UPHOLSTRY-W. REED, 3s8 Broadway, be-
" tween White and Walker sree-Carpets of every de.
scrpton made and altered m the rooms-Cur
tns made dstered the latest style Mattresses sofas
chairs made to order match description of
The Subscriber not having of pay
enabled make Of the above articles such prices
the times.
Persons purchasing Carpets and OH Cloths have word
Of advice, by calling above Paper Hanging Carpets clean
ed Grease xpOtgeu ed Nc iyC Inns
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G. l.. INGEHSOLL'S
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT

ROATS Dnkey sail boats and boats pleasure boats
- &c The Immense Boat Building Establishment of &. l..
ngerso i06 Water Catharine Market
most extensive in the United States Here built IN.
the rivers aud lakes OF America Also the barge for the
Of all the Rusas several boat for Asiac Monach
sailing boat for Mr. Bsnnings He has recently completed
Of experienced nautical superior be-
fore built At this establishment any kind of boat will be
furnished with reversed bottom, from mould, any way
suit the taste of the purchase of whatever form they
part thereof large of boats Of all kinds including
life boats, gigs long, quarter pleasure, Whitehall and
below what purchasers have heretofore paid and liberal dis
the usual will be made those who wish sell
again Please call before purchasing elsewhere you then
judge of my work-References.
Jas W Hale Sol Agent So Wall ST. For adv ey ssement of
boats &c. see Com Enquirer and New York Commercial
Advertiser jy22 lmsr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEAP HARDWARE STORE.

ME spbsenber is opening his Spring supply of
4 HARDWARE AND curt cry, received per late ar.
nya from Birmingham aad She eId Together with gene.
tashe very LOWEST CASH PRICES.
attention of Country Merchants Builders. Cabinet
Sc, Is solicited 10 an examination of his stock and
,t!he is confident they will find to their interest
ALFRED r. LAGRAVE
20 Greenwich. oorper Barclay, New YORK.
A regular supply Of FALL, RIVER cur NAILS, and
Goopers Glue Alsoa complete assortment of Mechanics
Tools, James Screws sc. mo ans
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NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK.
THE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com.
L pany have established Freight Line between Newt
hently.
Leaving New Brunswick at 81 A. NJ. daily Sundays
cepted) and the foot OF Liber nreet New York. "a M.
To country dealers and chants the above line de
sabe Tor the speedy OF merchandise
Of description, and particularly Drove and
Dealers Live Stock who have head Of cattle
cd between New Brunswick and New York, the day
Whenever required.
The for the transportation of cattle horses mules,
sheer hogs &C. and all other kinds Of merchandise
low, never exceeding steamboat prices.
Merchandise by this limo is subject any
charge in crossing the North River.
The Company lave fitted mp large sorehouse at New
Brunswick adjoining the Railroad Depot, which will always
beopen for the reception of merchandise.
Passengers purchasing their tickets the ticket Offices, will
receive ferry tickets gratis.
o. Freight fer Newark, Ehzabethtown, Railway West
field Plsinfed Scotch Plains Boundbook and Somery e
conveyed by the above lines and delivered the day when
received. MID ans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-08
STRAW GOODS.

II BENNETT, 80 John and NIX William streets, i'm
porter and manufacturer of Italian and English Straw
goods respectfully informs his and the public in
that he has hand splendid and extensive
of ladies fashionable saw goods, which he offers for
sale very much reduced prices, viz; French and English
Dunstabes Italian Ruands Fancy Schell and Imperial
very fashionable and beautiful aicie) fine Tuscan Albert
Straws, SC. sc.
Also an entirely article the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet which for the summer all the styles
yet introduced being nelly light durable white and beau
tiful, and will clean rs well
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FEVER AND AGUE.

DUsHTON & ASPINWALLs TONIC M1xTURE
~ has been used for with great success aud
the increasing demand FOR affords ample proof Of the snescy
Of the preparation IL has been used IN the vicinity OF sem
and the part OF tins State where fever and sgue
vail TO great extent and in scarcely an instance hss sed 70
ef sale wholesale and retail AZ the
propreers stores &C William street. ITO Bresfway and 10
Asor House and also BY ofths druggists the
country, Alh "M"r
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MEDICINES.
SANDS SARSAPARILLA=

TN offering the public preparation of Sarsaparila it
with much pleasure the subscribers able to state tina
have succeeded in extracting the essential principles which
the active virtues of Sarsaparla depend by the construction
of scientific and ingenious invented
ly for this purposete successful operation of which
tracing the Of the Sarsapaa renders of
the greatest ovees of the and after again combining
this other articles selected from Materia Med
IL Ipcrience TO the important of Immediately
arrest the of disease and restoring the patient
All diseases arising from impure Of the blood
habit Of the system such as Scoiqa obstinate Cutaneous
enlargement and pain of the Bones and joints stubborn
Ulcs Syplitc symptoms and all diseases arising from
in9tcious use Of mercury speedily cured by its
The patient therefore, who this preparation, has all
combined that be useful for the removal of his complaint
The afflicted invited aud appropriate
themselves the benefits this medicine can bstow
Chambers ST. Sold also by A. b. ID. Sands 70 Fulton
Geld and by D. Sands II East Broadway Market
Price 81. jy7 Imsc
&6OO REWARD.-CROss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
pCOS For the Cure Of Gonponhea, elects Structures
analogous complaints o the organ so generation.
remedies Yet discovered for thu above complaints this
is the most certain.
makes speedy and permanent cure without he least re-
scon to Diet drink exposure or change in application to m
We give long quacsh recommendations 'decee the
public the medicine does not not speak for ITSELF
shall speak Our object to notify where it be had
and the proprietor challenges single Of Gonnor
cure under forfeiture Of $500.
This disease that unfortunately perry AIDES all ranks of
cety-hgh low rich and matrimonial and single
here presented with remedy by which they them
selves without the least exposure in the shos time possible
Further the disease cannot be contracted If dose OF the
mixture Is taken at night going to bed when exposed.
IL put bottles with full directions accompanying
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally
For sale only az VIM H. Minors 1872 Broadway corner Of
John % s HGss Nsw YS Caei
Nj.
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FURNITURE.

REFINED SUGAR, WINES, & c.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Wine and Commission
w Merchant No. New street, door from Wall street.
Die and single refined Sugar small loaves which he will sell
at his usual low rates. in parcels 10 suit buyers.
w. A Carriers of Wines fail
please The old Lomeno Madeira of 1872 in bottles and in
pipes hhds and casks of various champagne caet and
other light Wines of the choicest brands always sale
low prices Orders for kind shall be faithfully executed
I'M
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Long Branch.

Correspondence Of the Heraldl
LONG BRANCH, Bath Buildings, Aug. 4, 1912.
Life at Long Branch
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3Wall street, New York.
rs Corner State aud Market streets. Albany.
NOTICE TO CLERKS and all other persons whose bust
IN them be constantly their ee-By calling
the old exclusive Boot Store W Chatham street, ihey can
be accommodated i,h the invaluable article ROGERS ME-
TALIC ELASTIC HEEL BOOTS, warranted in every par
cula and at the plce of the ordinary Boot The o
have every other kind =: -
FsThe elasticity adds greatly to the durability of the
Boot.
secoudly-They make noise in walking the pave.
meut
Thirdly hey prevent Boots from running down to the
heel
Fourthy-Tey enable the walk with much less
fatigue. . i.
FihhlyThey do carpets do iron nailed
heels
ssthly-Tbey be with comfort by those having
tender feet.
As usual constantly hasd all kinds Of Boots wholesale
aud retail, II manufacturers drices, jy l2 colin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-08

SILK BANNERS,
Kespeo,r inform the Order Of fe f. and ,Ssii
for and @ % u
s ~ i
For style design and execution Of works Of the kind We
sresnwe6 No. sp Harmony, a. Covenant s. Perseverance
he New England ST. Geo1se
window shades great variety from 81 each to the richest
and best, painted by the most eminent artists
s"Ts and Sss Rs apS O. xiv buildings
limitations of Stained Glass painted muslin for church
the glass obscured and painted in brilliant coos,
verv durable and cheap. iy7r
e Assn. SSss
sG N B 7, B,;smsnt RoSmmFoI aeI,,sd
plsns debiyery.ipaa., se,oaia liver complaint,
asds TO- & coMSEy sd ny their
PoS bH5 &s 2 r. Ss''i &ss Dep
Ssof 6 #Hb fIAp sss MED. College, NY.
From certificate recent an'ysis made for the Propre-
ht Ss
been Obtainea from one gallon Of water; 90.
Subhate Of Lime III 90
Chloride OF sodium. ........ 22l
G GRsnss o Of Mss m so5nn a
ss s:s;Sss$Es :s. & S:i S.:;: ."
100 "a
suIphyretted Hydrogen Gas. u. I6 cub ms
For sale by Messrs Rushton Aspnwa their stores,
Broadway, Asor House, and William J. Milhau
Broadway q; Il. Minor. Broadway, A; B. Sands o.,
sns
cI0LLECTIONs.-The Subscribers, will collect Note
ODrxls Accepances Certificates of DepoSes Through
Nesn Harnden CO. from New York Albany upon any
,, following places, and guarantee the city Of
New York, IN from sir 10 eight days.
Utica, Canandagua,
Syracuse, Rochester,
Auburn Batavia
Geneva Buffalo.
REFERuNcEs:
Erasmus Corning, 1konIa4 w. Ocoti, Albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-08

TO NEW YORK lNVALIDS.-Dr. John TJJO NapN
of Albany son Of the Founder Of the Thomsonisn sS,
Of Pcuee wil by particular request be No ana Broome
for few days, where he be consulted BY such asn,
afflicted with chronic disease from which they can nd no
relief from other especially dyspeptcs ~
which he thinks may be cured under fifty Of age v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-19
MEDICAL AID.

LII those need OF medical aid Of certain descrption
n should without M obtain copy Of little book entitled
the Rs with engravines This little work was written
ed with many vau ele improvements end altera
ons; 1874 has been stl improved and enlarged
The engravugs beautifully done and accompanied h
suitable explanatory remarks The author II extensive
city Mott street nearly opposite the stone church.
this for many enables him to treat ria sub
only theoretical but practically correct The patient
here guided la the selection Of remedies according TO the
spcve and condition OF the The plan Of
the book 10 show the ordinary symptoms occurring IN com
with the best method Of II then shows what
ate and remedies 70 adopted eee bad
syUpoms should The rice Of the book i 50 cent?:
Dr. Gregory takes this opportunity TO remart, that he
very rqnenty applied usder circumstances where the
sr seems e Be suffering ~hch lead him into the belief th.
ne has some Hut rears Of the compliant sl lift which
prove TO be stiended With structure OF this fact well the
nsture OF sretnfe the patseat had idea
the ~ mpoms may have existsA long time and structure
Teen N s9 several months Doctor Gregory guaran
70. srae store but sprvas xsss RoSs. we'll provided
iHr ne Of pan The bcok nay s. had
Mr hess sicre 20 uton street, eosssr Of Gift at IN.
osIs pse n o!sory ~i Be fcuad Il home all hours
Patients rssidigg ssy distance from IN. ev may eouup
;e be oDtanca and hss seess dsseption he case l.
gven covering suitable fee, the proper rc vii he for
ws'ded 70 osdsr snd nsesss swass gussaed wness The
5FHE TEEfH-fke TEETH-TKs ssSS sSDsy,I ts.,h m
;.'1f o, ;,. .Ss: 10Th = :. sses a. viii
kaehs sursd ssS H. ~
artificial teeth Used by Dr. 1usksy IS Msay street Terss
cash; eoarses moderate. All operations warranted
mle ocdIm'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-19

Mr.. SMrn Of Genesee, said that it was the bus
ness Of Tie minosity 10 talk and the majority to
vote-but this rule had been reversed to-day. The
opposition wished 10 express their views on this
BILL aud he would therefore move that the question
be laid ON the table, which was lost.
Mr.. DANA, Of Allegany, eaid, as the stand still
policy appeared 10 be the one adopted, he would
move that the FIRST section of the bill (providing
for the levyisg Of tsx) be stricken out. II was
lost. t' re t'"t ~ "'i
Mr.. HATHAWAY msvsd to amend the section
fixing the rate of interest at seven per cent, by
allowing the Canal Commissioners to get the best
terms they could, and defended his motion al
length, in which he was opposed by Mr.. Seymour
and Davesae. The discussion continued when thii
letter was closed.
The Senate have done nothing Of general interest
to-day. 49,, +. N st-.s,f. ~. .f.es.. ,ssse
The tax bill has been got out Of committes, and
will, doubtless. be ordered TO third reading thi'
afternoon. r-H IS sf, - tli "a agg atN
.nfac ~. lIflarH CAVE ULcIscAR.
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D R. H o. R N E

~ 70 Murray street. .
stangerzre respectfully Horne beineleeay
bred % the prosneln the city Of London has
the lat % The city ofNsy YORK HE from
Eages his profound attention His experience very greaihs
success sahtonshg He cautions the unfotunate sst he
M recent .hsetisss, are wi,ho.t mercury s!tinsSshed
q Dr. BueSn empSsesy sesous and
be married should be particularly cauons
terity."
residence q . years in New ssssbPhea Doctor
respectaby and skill Dr. H. o6erS 10 hs patrons gu
rantee Dr. Hornes oees numerous and patients
come contact Attendance until o'clock In the
40 THOMAS q. HORNE, Of the late DR.. 0eone
THone, respectfully apprses the public that he
his fathers most successfu practice al his establishment No
r. Nj. md Inn
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NorSo1k. aa,sf h T.
tCorTsspondsnes Of the Heraid.l
NASSAU MovSh TX ~

a tCousspoadssee Of the Hsrsid-I
Hm63si 5ns NoavoLK, March Is, 1912.
Mr.. Bennett and Lady in Norfolk Their IFsst
ment-hfome Squadron -BaHks-Mr. Segar-Vir
ginia Guard Prssident Tyler. .e.as ia .
Ma EDiroR- ss,.is. nrfit} ns tat siiaa
Our town was few days since honored with :
visit by James Gordon Bennett, the editor of the
New York Herald, and his lady. The writer Of
this had an opportunity ofjudeisg. as to the GER
RICHNESS Of the low abuse, which has been, for :
length Of time past, aud IL now continually heaped
upon him BY aconiemptible bankrupt clique Of the
New York press, so far social intercourse, for
few days could afford and he must in justice to
Mr. b. be allowed to say, that never, in his life,
has he met with more polished and gentlemanly
nan-one more retiring and unobtiusive in his man
ners. In fact, no one could have made more ia
vorabe impression upon our citizens than Mr. B .
Here it is so complimentary, thar we had to erase
the rest -aI ..a.I ~, 1la
Need l add that Mr.. B. is quite faverits here,
as well as his " Herald"
The fleet composing the Heme Squadron are ex
pected here by the lst Of April. The banks of our
State are expected TO resumsl specie payments on
the LIST Of May. There is bill now before our Lee
gislature to that effect, which, there 10 bat little
doubt, will pass. Yeu have heard ofthe forgery Of
s***, presume. The ,ltrea,ed Bank of Virginia,
rumor" says, 10 . sufferer to the time Of thirty
thousand dollars. Joseph Segar, Of the Indepen-
dent, is still in town, picking up subscriber here
and there, few and far between, for his paper. A
friend near me enquiries il it is probable that Mr.
8. would have been connected it'll the rabid Inde-
pendent il he had been successful in any enc Of his
applications to Pre- sident Tyler for Office. Perhaps
you can answer him. A new volunteer company
The Virginia Guards-made its first appearance
in oar streets yesterday. A more beautiful and
soldier like company has never been raised here
Our town can NOW boast of four as fine volunteer
companies, as can be found in the countryside
Blues, Juniors, Riaemen, and the Virginia Guards;
the latter Is commanded by Captain E c Robinson,
and the Lieutenants are VIM. Reid, r. Worre,
A. Hendreo, and l.. w. Williams, and has been
gotten up entirely on the temper rance principle
the Captain is as brave soldier as ever lived, and
an excellent officer. sp4
forgot to add that Tyler stock 10 on the ad-
vance ia this market. We know him here 10 be
honest, and the real people, the bone and sinew
Of the land, here as well elsewhere, go for him
He 10 truly the peoples President.
RrNus
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

MApAME REsTELLS PREvEN ~, nn't. rXW las
ysy MI. Il rs :s q:
r!s:: x. T ;se 4Ess :
q N. y'nsa p a.s
l a. % ss sse Sss a.
stand allied we'll tn this country Europe Hep
ssss r s I'D s..ss "a n
married fs%as, scarce IN the meridian and u.
ay .; sss %sss e.
s: $:sv:;y s.sSrs;sd ssrsT.nsss e.
only tn. health Sa III. many sdsetionass WI.
Il ''.s s e A:
'i Ssd s ~ q
&C susset ~ SIMPLE and healthy mean; Within s sSaro
Every Sspsssionstt yirtuou and sngstsned mind WIN IN
dame Rsst. r.csmnend. ever rsesmmsudsd Pre-. G;s
ss s b. 10 a part
d s; Az % mS;, q Pss ssS a1s
=: e. Ss.,ss se s n 2s; hours
L VILE Professor 81 Painting gives Lessons psr1.
Figure Lsndscspe and Flower Paotias on the most
Adde'S. 50 Broadway between Spring aud Boon ''rss'
Painting. ED 70, s eli
Views Go"ers aud shsr objects psiaisd from nature
NIB iweod X Itw.--------r-
IA samer on amsn.s o. superior manufacture Gloss
aeonsgnme"'' "'e" "" OELRlCHs KRUGER,
ua,m. ~ Broad street
SxrIO1. Al CARD--DW. Coorgp, No. IL Duane ~,
w Cbshsn a. sti snords rslsf the afflicted of both
"a IL may always consulted With the utmost coincidence
hs vorvt delicate Diseases mevcurid affections.
s.d NUMEROUS synptoms sr,ns from this dsss.s FroH
eulsr Of profession spav>ntses ssf speedy and
to- all who sppiy to him Recent cssss
aanaerc msdeeins interr.p;ion from sssss' Or ss
t.sssd sgKravated By mak-stnsnt may aeIy With -
ud75st esu6dence of being shectusiy esred Tess nc
rste-eAtendancs from in tie morniN snsi ieNhst -
ses ~ Du~os ST. smtlm~
DR DAVID L. RO0EkS, has r,tnrpea 20 The st., aaA
~ resumed his profsssiosai bcsiress al - bcoedST
ma ims
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DOCTQR BELL dsvoes hs personal attention daily until
M to cf privste diseases In every s.gs
teatsdey irsxPsenesd etoners essls
and all who guspec the remains Of urkpg IL
system msy consult Dr. p always with guarantee Of
sets r. deests consult Er Bell with honorable
ssance prompt attention. Dr. 70 trestsnt nsvcs
sEposssto suspcsn and wsliknevnts Be safe and psma
usnt.
DOOR from Broadway. Min.
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DIR. ALLEN'SB ALSAM,

LIN. AAAClV - OAAoAlA.
sss ii s e.
., ' r. " x. "a Az G
stage be eur,d y sGseasy aed ss & si.y = any
other a,sass Let not delay The Of medicine
Dr. bm ~ Phi 70 e..
even the Copqueror sieaus" fr which all sHhssd
mo S s s'n s q h
tIvES SoAsL Amt CURED p, A!....p.s,r, s..
:s ns u r. g. %1s. nSa s @
soe Gonsu npos. d, strongly nsndt to the fubc
h.u ra.ag1g .b Ss; ;REssaaaIH,lkSiDsos. MD
WHSSfiSG cdTcesA -rNi. disease il prevailing very
S fS s s e. s.s that
has say.d ,hou; ands Of Ives ds1ing seven ye'M.
Guss "a BoS.fs osaa stree. s
corner Of Broadway and Cnamber street; J; o. Fay, at
M1e. p0s Sore corner Of broadway and John ''rsos
noes NOT CUMMUN SENSE teach thal EXEC:
~ T0RATI0N the m ss natural g. well a. efisctual
SAYS yes osssS.s Ssu ton Is either ,ms la,e'y Or re-
oey the Of luhar nation Catsr Fevers produ-
s'q o. q
exciting mucous and peruient thereby ogEing
free cicaasn Of the blood rau1iDs dc.y Of breathing
asthma ersy hcarseness and loss Of voice droTsy
H. sSs q
To remove this sbstruction ON which all these alarming
r..
f stands uurv,ledit .t.pds nneptrv n and Won
will be orcedo that ~ virtues have
ao be that stands far above and beyond the reach
and the only truly 81 ess mshd Of sr:.sins and curing
disease. Of the pulmoaary organs ~
sands Druggist Mos 70 aud 100 Futon David ssrds
No, East Broadway y. Sands Co.. No. s7s Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-19

STEADY mAssAcHUsErrs The Boston Post
says, Thus far there have been more applications
for bankruptcy in Massachusetts, than any other in
the Onion"
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| VETERAN PEEm-The London Times gives q
list OF So members of the House Of Lords who n
| years Of age and upwards Of this number II are
| 80 years old or upwards.
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Curious DANA child Of Jefferson Roe, Of
| Montpelier, Vt died on Friday week, in conse-
| quence Of having swallowed several percussion
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LossLs BY THE FKEsHrrs.-The lumbermen at
Gieni Falls. have sustained heavy losses by the re-
cent freshet on the Hudson.