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THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTION CLAIMANTS:
Every person claiming the right Of land
OF the townships designated this proclamation virtue Of
the provisions the Of 2ad June 1885, extended
ded by the Of Isl June $780, OF the OF the lat
wbere those laws t apply such Gains by of
Of the plats the Registers office 22d June
l84 by of the OF the 4h september 8ai
granting privileges and different class of
the to the satisfaction the
Register and Receiver of the proper Land Office and make
p therefor after seeing this
and before day appointed for the OF the
public sale Of the land above Designated otherwise such
claims will be forfi..
Where the year subsequent the filing Of the pats shall
pure the hxed for the olhe sale
above claim, under the of abo
rened will be fort. lied il up and AID for pr
to the expiration OF sucn year.
THO. n. BLAKE,
Commisnioner Of the Geneari Land Once
oJ itaut oII a.
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FOR THE HAIR,

ROWLAND'5 MACASSAR OIL.
THE extraordinary efficacy and happy amalgamation Of its
purely vegetable ingredients have enabled triumphsntly
pass through every medical and physiological until
has justly renowned throughout the world for
remarkable virtues in noushng preserving and identifying
of properties would of sule
rerogation Of the propetors who have already fully
subject in lte pamphlet which accompanies
each bottle Of their Macasar Oil and wherein useful hints and
advice will be found the subjects Of badness. hair and
the early culture Of chdren hair &c. &c. At present.
virtues mild stimulativc, corrective and
to the hair.
II the only article that produces and hair also
whsker ustachos and brow hair from fall
ing Off turning the latest period Of e changes
hair original colofees from seurf and makes beau
in the curl unincd by damp wsther crowded assemblies;
the dance in the exercise Of riding To children is nval-
liable, lays foundation 70, beautiful head Of
TESTIMONIAL.
To Messrs. Rowland Son, 20 Hatton 0,rden. London
81 Mason ST, Old Kent Road London
0entemen-Ab-ut August, 1882 my hair began - fall OF,
and rapid that in the Of month head
almost Invested hair tried preparations for
recovery without the slightest benefit when day your
cuar in Collins Memoranda" caught ventured in
the purchase of small bottle of Rowlands M,cassar O
after using which found my hair beginning
and accordingly purchased larger bottle which when finish
ed felt satisfied that had proved in my all you
steady in It's had got as good head OF ha
any time my lifr for which permit to offer
thanks have delayed writing TO you for six months (frou,
the of leaving of the OLD wishing to test the pcrmanence
il began to fall off, with every prospect ofs continuance.
: am, gentlemen, .
yours 0J john FOSTER
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AUCTION Sales

[
InU1lAe BELL
Store Nos % .4sn AVID rs f,si'sn ssvsseS
MONDAY.
- At ios o'clock at ihr auction rocm,
IA "a Sale Of DRY Goods, coias Loldon cloths. cast
vestings hosiery, gloves fancy aud " dyed articles,
BOOKS guns uy and various other goods The eoth cass.
"eres' NC VIII be sold IN .9; g ss', PURCHASERS
AT loS s'clock in the safes room. srt~
MATCHMAKER and Jewellers S,oek-wi be sold without
serve by order OF above
description, together with tine variety Of valuable fancy
goods
BY RIELL ARCULAKlUs.
TUESDAY,
Al l01s DEL 'ck, IN the sale room:
liquos Sesas &cConsisting OF ST Julien and m~doc
cre auterne brsac hook vi Duff Goraon, male sherry
south side Madeira Harris Sous Madeira and wine
bTanay, g'n shrry Madeira, wine IN dion demiohns
Also, Bolnger and anchor cha npaigne
WEDNESDAY,
- AZ l0ta O'clock al the auction room.
Elegant Furniture, Planes &c
FRIDAY, October 28.
Iok o'clock. in 2th tnonh sde) 9th and 7,h
Household Furniture consisting Of Carpetng hogany
and Black Walnut Oh us Soa Twenty-one day u ck Beds
Bedding, French Bedteads, Piano Forte,
BY Stoddard Worcester aud Duah,m nearly newt also
sortmrn OF Kitchen Funitue with which the sale will
SATURDAY,
At i0x o'clock. in the sales room.
Elegant Fursiture, Pianos. &C.
MONDAY,
At u before O'Clock in the evening.
valuable collection OF paintings with portfolio Of
cravings belonging 70 the estae OF the late VIM Dunlap
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NO. $50 broadway,
OLD lmissec Directly opposite the City Hall.
GY M N A 81 u M,

SPARRING SCHOOL u PISTOL GALLERY.
MESSRS. HUDSON y OTTlGNON re pectfuly inform
III the gentlemen OF New DIRK, their rooms at
the of Broadway and Chambers street sparrng
-vnastcs and Pistol practice for the
Nnme aud additions have lately
the u, which will be found in
-spiee and equal in the for athletic
=nsrrins taught o. the most approved principles Gentle
visiting Pistol Gallery be supplied with PsIo of
a uay. Terms moderate Gentlemen invited
to call at the day. ol6 1msr
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o. RIBBONS AND SILKS. T. REYNOLDS.
20 Division st. has received the slegsiu sr
nen Of fahonable Bonnet Ribbons silks sarns WE'VE, ~
Se 10 be found In the city, Dealers city and cunsy si
nss will do we'll call before purchasing elsewhere
% lmsss
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MARITIME HERALD.
To shin Masters

We shall esteem favor If captains Of vessels arriving
will Commodore W. A bassett of ilcst
arepor OF the shipping lett the whence they sailed Tbs
spoken passage Inst oil their cargo,
they have. Commodore bassert VIA
them arrival. We VIII reciprocal
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In this city, the 22d inst Mrs. HANNAH Maria, aged
IT, wife of WIN CALDWELL Of the u. steam frgate Mis-
ssspp daughter Of the late Walter Smith, of Stamford,
CT.
Her remains will be taken to East Greenwich, Ct and
the funeral will be attended to-day 23d instant at
in the Congregational Church. in that place. Her friends
and the officers of the Mississippi are respectfully invited
to attend
Onthe goth ins Josxrn DrIoS Of proracted disease,
aged 50.
At the Red House. the ming OF the add inst LEWIS
EpMUSD RoeERs son of Mr.. Lewis C. and Mrs Charlotte
Rogers, aged years and 10 months.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral the Red House. the 81 Avenue
this afternoon, at 4 O'Clock.
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Domestic Importations.

New ORLEAss-Bark Banington-229 bbls -four Williams
co-2o6 Maitanu-3 do Ava bbs wheat Goodhae CO.
bales w BarnweIl CSC A, co-I00 cks hax
Ewiug-l3 hhds tobacco koomAn johnston COL
co.
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PR E EN- is.
TIFF FANNY. YOUNG, " LLIS,s
~ AT -

4TIFFAN YOUNG. ELLIS.s
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
In the various Fancy Manufactures of England Frnnr
Germany, China, &c
~ AVE received by late ais great variety beautiful
IA -s which fend their elegant and eI-
Of
Nos, wood and Ebony Goods Chinese Fancy Articles
Ram and fancy Stationery Fancy Porcelain aad Glass
Gallery Berlin Iron aud Bronze Cooda
Pcrtumery Fans OF all kinds
brushes and Combs Pspier Nlache L Velvet Goods
indian Curosities | Umbrellas, PaIasols n Shades
Walking Canes, Suspenders Games, Opea Glasses French
Jewelry Riding WHIPS, Accordion, Mas,c Boxes, Mantel
Ornaments, OH Pain Boyias" Gloves
Tabie variey of
Elegant articles of Taste and Utiiity,i
suitable for presents all of wi ch
ing and will sell at such prices be
TO all pun chasers.
NO. $50 broadway,
OLE missec Directly opposite the City Hall.
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40 Correspondents.

correspondents foreign respectfully requested
every all intelligence they
obtain Nautical information Of KIND, from any sne re
sldiug nome abroad. will be thankfully received
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Married.

At Jersey City, Tuesday 18th inst, by the Rev DR..
Barry, Mr.. ABEL G. HUceET, to Miss ALoINETrE EUGE-
PuRpY, both Of this city.
AT Albany, Thursday evening by the Rev. DR..
Sp ague, CHAREs B. LANSING, Esq., to CArHARINE CLrr.
TON, daughter of John Townsend Esq.
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RATTLE, RATTLE, RATTLE.
CENT? EGE M CTOAKC

TO BE RAFFLED for positively on the first Of Novem-
Circular Cloak with handsomely made up with vel
collar and facinsx, capes lined with silks compile
every other respect Tickets 81 80 EACH rattle will
positively take place on the above named Tickets
be pad for whe ore when numbers are taken
As number Of Tickets already Sold gentlemen
chance would do well apply earyas such chance sell
dom oe-the highest and lowe numbers have cloak
each For urthef particulars arply No Murray
corner Broadway where the coaks to be seen.
o. tNoyItr
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Yours o bediently,
JOHN FOSTER.

CAUTION
On purchasing (bey Of Commercially that small la
bel affixed bottle bearing the 81 the subcr
bers thus :" MEssRS. DODGE, CUNNING CO., &C.,
only agents. New York." without which genuine
i'll faw
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AMUSEMEN rs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
hiBLO's GARDEN.
j Mi WsEk OF TT The = SEASON,
Thr Wondcrfni uaWei 10y ,,oW,
In Jew PANToslIME. re. wed nightly " III rr~., az
'as and the fE s iie.sfiie o ss%e
MONDAY Ev'N0. Oct "a. she eedormane. will .eu...,
n AH 70. ovE ss,st1 E''A
Asm;,,, E No.: o; T.iI; p T,.s Low.
S:ss s S,:s W. :::
indian Mii:s Chief. L'9s !i Fss@ Julia Miss Wells
oA.... sza j "a 8. $ 81 q bb....
AN S ovsST6 5EkE
S Fl The Hitr SiaHf fSS;
Shsyal'er Barsno, Jerome Rasel
Bah;;%:m. : sss.' Iaa %ass
S Ma S.s DSS Peasant Ngs ass%s ,.'s
r zai;a' c %ea..,sa Slave Mas IS w 'Sa:'s'"'
hs laden Opens at half past siIPeriomanecs
Tlsis..-se1 cent.
CHATHAM THEATRE.
M 8. 5 ssp, SPgss Tier i 2, F, Tier
'"o' y EuGE 3SSo xk as'aS will be 't'''H ed
10 e'-''af BARLEY XIX Is drama of
Doors will open at6-Curan will rise quarter past
s9, Office daily from s. where Tickets may
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
4it Broadway. New YORK.
MoSDAz h MEET Nj 81 NO VIZ Il presented the
Ahs G. rs ii Count Der r AMlL'E y, .,4
cSnsaa fS w Doors Mo MoV :. s. sr L a
commence at hAI.past T. every evening
AMfGNiCAN MUSEUM AND GARDEN.
BROADWAY, opposite ST. Paul's Church. under the
s%si i FFfins Of AppLAusc
Day visitors admitted free.
@ :ho1i 'ss BENEFIT SsT r:.:S
Billy mes. m BY the March Of RI %es
win III
the soeg su C,uder~Buresqae Lecture on PHrsns-
l's s o''e eas sies2! II TfiRrwoaxs,
rss w9 o. art %e exhibited BY "s late Nj mts.'
GRAND SiSu~rs
every movement Of Which Represents life with fidelity
pI My.iscSu. o,y cimMis. Hood III eYgssr ,ossli,
Gsad e a.mo ha the a%sS t.
'''.; :. slowins- AID 500 oOo ,,;nros1;s-
o'clock Eeyenns psif finances comm nee at X
20 ts @ oes and s sss'
AMERICAN THEATRE-WALNUT-s
PHILADELP ala.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS c. CUsHMAN.
MONDAY rv ih Nss Of ,E r s,,G vim b.
"DA' Me- ~ IXMoK.A an VIII Dc sA'e'sa'
Ms''%SC sn.ole Forrest ho'au0 Mia. c..b wh.''sr
Ms.Teb. Ms: ta;S%.a cSs :',a., 'S Hi.. eu.Am.a
Tas'a.y-ReAilieu- ish' q \, fSss.,- s-'
.pssiS ss,ss";s osiassxt ss
dnnnS Fa,', TWO doors below N,bos s;o.dwsy
late State Alsas IL x. "a.
Abundance l2x cents. or ,wr
PR ESE rs
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which cannot discharge the whole claim until sas under
any circumstances The ability OF the broken banks to
pay anything towards their circulation may be seen in
the following from the aeveral receivers -
DEBTS Broken SAFETY Furp BANKS ovkR AND
THEIR CIRCULATION
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Philadelphia Auction.
AUCTION SALE,
BY LYONS X HART,

BY lyons = HIATT,
North east corner Chestnut and Fourth Streets stairs
ELIGIBLE INVEsIMENT
o. Si;!l;s, Club Sa$ 'o.isS
s s ss: y ss e M e E
CITY, consisting e upwards O. 900 lots: These dresses have
United States. land Of he durable materials A
h S'f @ v.tss r.: :: The NJ . s Mr.
M H asI az and Gs. s nt' Of sn on
S stat, h 3, i this cnoss collection will b fund full sets
of d. Sun. the Jswsss, &c. -'''''''
wa S old a. i,s 9' w As the sl dss, With the
sm hole cloak ois velvet plush worn by Gsog Eedefsk
catalogues will be ready for delivery week prior
Any person wishing purchase any the private
SALE can do any time previous to the 9Th INST ols6.r
a UCTION NOTICE.@.New and fine Camii las Auction.
O'CLOCK at Isl Broadway fine COLLECTION of Cameas,
Queen yc!Sa the drawing which now eIhbtsd at the
% NV Moo' some are 10 Gloom and al arc IN bud ana
= As os'e'0'0 '''0 'S' ''a' :s.'fs
RlLLIAKDs-ous Field ysIscaail! invites lovers,
ssSi Ean s us. q and r Aa Ss
Mahogany, with India Rubber, Cloth Composition Cush
ons in COMPUTATION Win al! the 1,s European
as nav suit their ,a"cy '''''' so %is.ec
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES
dated aslesy assisSs.n nsis aaosS
$.Ssf jas.S !hs a:ps:: .hs pub
after design ted which have heretofore been withheld from
the Nouowasau aud Niles Indian
South Of the base line, and West Of the meridian
See tins eight, Deen eghtet tween.
ty.nne thirty, hirtv-one and hytwo in township four OF
Sections five six eighteen nnet AID thirty
the West halves OF wenty
nine, aud thirty -two in 10 nship iive OF range
Townships four and five, of
Sec ions els twelve thirteen fu
tythree four five, twenty-six tavf,e and
thirty.six, IN township iour, vi range eleven
Secusns two, el, twelve, thirteen, fourteen TWEEN.
tyhrae iour, twenty-five, thirty five, and
thirty six in township fve Of range eleven.
fractional townships Ind eight south Of st osephs
river, of range seventeen.
Fractional ships and eight, south of St Josephs
river, OF range ell hteen.
The small fraction section twentyfour, in township eight
oil range nineteen.
Lands pra,ed by law the of schools. military
other purposes, wilt Ne excluded from sale.
The sale will be kept weeks (unless the lands
disposed OIL and long and entries
OF land the ctiops and townships offered will be admit
ted unit, after the expiration of the weeks.
Given under hand, the Washington, this
ty-seventhday OF September, Auno Domin 1912.
JOHN TYLER.
By the President:
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TIVOLT s AIOON

THE LARGEST aud splendid Saloon the city for
Musical SoIevs. Concerts, Assemblies, Military Balls
Pivste and Public Dnn Parties, Political Meeiings-wih
DISTINCTION Of party the )pnetor
himself aud his establishment reputation ndcpe of
prof) has leased from the such wall
enable him compete with Other and
most happy make lin accordance with the
timcs) with all who favor him with call aud
them that pains will be spared TO give
isfacton.
WIN. P. DENMAN. Proprietor.
P Tuesday evenings OF each week apart
tion Icnev
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MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, Oct. 22-6 p. M.

The Stock market presents features this NOR
ningj fair amount Of transaction took place hout any
material change in rates. Kentucky per /.
Acrcular Of the Comptroller of the State dated Alba
ny Oct TO- In relation to the Safety Fund states that the
circulation Of the broken banks amounts to sl2iI 47
The banks which commuted to the 18th in
slant, paid in 477,sos
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E NPIRE OK,

RED by r. N; kUSr, Esq Syracuse, Onondaga Co., N. Y.
This splendid Aammoth Ok, which ,cknowlsd II be
the largest aud best IN the United States will be exhibited
dunng the Fai', two doors below NibIo's, Broadway
THIS Oh took the Fr Premium the Far
10 isi and al the late State Albany. ws,uis
bs,
Abundance I2k cents. an, ,wr
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CHATHAM THE AIN r..

PIT Nv GEMS Upper Tier rs cents First Tier 50 cents
MONDAY EVENING October cath will he u~rIoTn I'D
EUGENE AkAM
To copclude with tn of
DAkNLEY
Doors will at k-Curtain will rise al quarter past
o'clock precisely.
box Ofce daily from 4 g. where i,rL may N
purchased and acesse 49,
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SELF PROTECTOR.


TO TRAVELLERS AND HOUSEkEEPERY.-Patent
ScliCocking Repeating Pistols which bs discharged
SIX times IN few seconds. The pistol cocks the barrel
voves and discharges merely By pulling the the cham
Der and piece, and therefore spar
like repeating pistols. The simple
they be drawn from the pocket and used h,ud
without the loss Of amoment; six shots be fired fast
his finger They vIdra
~ pocket pist6L
For JEWELLERS bousekeepe captains, planters. pusi,c OF
cs, and oSner they indispensable Article, e,so,.
both male and female with this pistol protect their
and property, II attacked by
eqwsl to dozen OF the comuon lind.
The public invited to call and examine
simplicity beirg warranted not Of
perfect safety, will certainly recommend them
Wholesale and retail.
J. q. BOLEN, l0l Broans-~
sl5 Im,ssr befwr~n Wall end RE-
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| DEaDY MADE LLOTHING.-For sale an invoice of
ns3o0o ready clothing in this city,
of woolen cotton linen goods large
Ia taoons-w be sold low for cash accept
auce, exchanged for productive Croperty Ap1l, 70
4 N,6l
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SHEPARD'S PATENT REVERBERATOR.
THE subscribers offer this day the public, the once ana
paror Of this add splendid patent stove we ask
all in Mt Of stoves to call examine by far, the
most efficient and eco omicA stove offered for number q
years aud has the approval OF all who have seen H. na os
lair take the lead Of all Others Larger sizes WIZ De
in the few days Ia the mean e inc
ncipe Of The stove can be fully de voped in the size
exhibited. - onE'hnw W
MIA splendid assortment Of MOTIFS Radiator STOW, ne
only stove in the market suitable Cor warming dwellings,
chnches hotels public buildings &c. two story house can
~ warmed with three Of COAL less than one crate Will
Dmms for .rIors and halls in style and variety mnequalcd
ia the cy Also the bes, wood cook stove ever offered
lruka &c
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no THE PUBLIC-ln presenting oursef (like all editors
modest tsoDa pronoun) for public IA.
do nd set forth schedule long iist Of
rices catch the of the neither shall
olrsef Tor rather DOWN The cheapest tailor New
Yok cheap tors lisc priced goods not the
best market; besides think highly Of c.paci
TO bring into notice by cheapening but
will that prepared do work we'll
estsbhme graduating prices according quality from
the highest the lowest point IN order to accommodate the
and condition Of all classes In profess ona capaci
claim something Of that discern men which deter
mic the form and style peculiarly adapted % the
character the individual and in this regard let be
especially upde TODD that embrace ihs distinguish
ed the dandes These flor recognise hem
exhibit the extreme perfection of the t,iIors art;
II some tailors who advertise they don't Keep
clothing" Peesumng the public would feel very little interest
such matter don't Intend 70 advertise what we dont
hand of choice and cothDg sua-
bic for the And lastly, though not least will
that have cfed with MID D. Dennpgs
Cutter of untqualed whose exclusively
oai iwsm j. Fl. SKIES. IS Mai len lane
DRTVATE DANCING ACADEMY IN EIGHTH ST.
M Parser and his ID sugher have the pleasure 10 inform
the smilcs residing the part 81 The cy IN the vicn
building lbs Eighth three doors Of Broadway,
teaching Balls Publics will be given
Those families that be pleased to paronze them, may
assured lint Pains will be sp'rcd on their parts e render
and fashion bile Quadiies and Waltz ng viii be taught
The school will open Monday, October 2h. Dys Of tut.
and Thursdays from TO for Young Ladies aud
Misses fom for young Masters and from TO TO- Tor
Mr. r. and Daughter will also give instructions in the above
accomplishments at Boarding Schools or 10 private
Miss Parker also gives instructions the Piano Forte Inc
best references given her cap,bty teacher
o22 2tsr
DEADY MADE LLOTHING.-For sale, an inycice of
Ils30U0 clothing anufc this
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Second Board
50 49,S $50 harlem RR SIS l3h
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TO THE LOVERS OF sUfEFlQE BLACK ia
i Howanss Mirure-Ths extremely delicious and unpsr al
Ta. 40 hgsy celebrated in China and Europe INST
rorted i now for sale the Canton Tea Companys General
Tea Establishment, 2l Chatham ST. New Nnnes 10
packages. Prices 50 csnu and 81 oiAsi"~"
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hun sman was informed that he dld not belong
there. Fool who! with your corn brear?"
he Ioarec: You cant funk this child no how
you can FIX it. Pm elected to The Legislature,
IN 60 against all banks aud eternal improve
ments, and if there's any Of your oratOry gem
wants 10 gel skinned, just say The word, and
I'II light upon you like niger upon wood
chuck. My constituents sent me here, and It
you want TO floor this two legged animal, just
hop on as soon as you please; for though Pm
from back county, Pm a little smarter than
any quadruped you can turn out Of this droVe!"
After this admirable harrangue, he put. his
bowie knife between his teeth and took up
his rife wlh-'come here old Suke, stand BY
mel" al the same time presenting it 10 the
chairman, who however, had seen such peo-
pie before. After some expOstuation the
man was persuaded that he belonged 10 the
lower chamber, upon which he shea,hed bic
knife, flung his gun upon his shoulder. and
with profound courage remarked. "Gentle-
men, beg your pardon; but If didn't think
that ar lower room was the GROCERY, may l be
sboi" .. ,.. ,........ ..H ..
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EXTRAORDINARY EVENT, IF TRUE.

EXTRAORDINARY EVENT, IF TRUE.
The London Courier has copied the follows
ing story from the Etole, Paris paper, Of
man being restored TO life ailer having Seen
frozen in anavalanche for one hundred y sixty.
Six years! The editors calls upon Major
Longbs W, Munchausen, and Ferdinand Men,
dex Peuto, 10 hide their diminished heads:
"Dr. james Hothom. of Morpeth, Norlhum.
beTland, returning from Switzerland, is slated
10 have reported that most extraordinary
event hid lately passed at The foot Of Mount
ST. Gothard, league from AlzoIi, in The valley
ofLevantina. At The bottom Of a kind Of
cavern, the body Of man, about thirty
years Of age, was perceived uDdcr,a heap
Of ice, proceeding from an avalanche. As the
body seemed 10 be fresh as If it had been sti-
fed only half an hour before, DR.. Hotham
caused il 10 be taken out, and, having had
tho clothes pulled off, ordered it 10 be plunged
in cold water. Ii was then so frozen that it
was covered wEh crust o! ice 1t was then
placed ia lukeW water. Afterwards It
was pu. in VAIN bed, and treated as usual
in cases Of suffoca.ion, by which means ani-
nation was restored. What was the aston.
ishmsnt of everybody when the individual,
having recovered The use Of his facu,es, de-
clared that he was Roger DOdsworlh, son oi
the an,iquary Of the same name, born in 1879
who, returning from l,ally in 1860, yearaf'
ter the death Of hs father was buried unde
an avalanche.
"Dr. Hoihsm, according to the same &C.
count, is stated to have added, that Mr.. Dods
worth feels grea, stiffness in all join's,. bu
by degrees they will become as flexible as be
fore the accident. IfMr. Dodsworlh fully re-
covers, and should pass through Lyons 10 re-
turn to his country after one hundred and six
ly-six yeas absence, it may be predlctedl lha
he will attract. in the highest degree, the pub
lie curiosity"