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ihe PuoHc VIII please observe That the genun
med lcIne has the following wording on III
sides of the boxes:
WRIGHT'S INDIANV VEGETABLE PILLS
(Indi0n Pmgatipe.)
Or THE NoRTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF
HEALTH.
And also around the border of the labe, vii
be:found in small type: entered according 4
me act Of Congress ia The year 1910. by WIN
WRIGHT, IN the Clerks office, Of the Distrin
| Court Of the Eastern district 0fPennsyIvGniG.
| II will further be observed that the printed d.
rechons for using the medicine, which accompa
niles each box, are also entered according TO Ac
of Congress; and the same form will be found al
the bottom Of the first page.
The slightest attention TO the above few pa rite
ulars will serve to protect the purchaser from
faud, and save the lives of those who may 9th
erwise be endangered By using counterfeit med
! cine.
| The public will a so remember that all who sell
the genuine Indian Vegetable Pills are provided
with certificate of Agency, signed by
WILLIAM WRIGHT, Pee President
0fthe North american College of Health,
and that pedlars are never any case allowed 10
sell tho genuine Medicine. All travelling agents
will be provided with certificate of agency as a.
hove described and those who cannot show one
will be known as base imDostoIs.
l1-All letters relative 10 the Pills must be ad-
dressed thus
N. E. OFFICE N. A. COLLEGE OF
HEALTH,
1873 fremont street, Boston, Mass"
DG-AGENTS have been appointed for the
sale 1.-THE Pills in every town in New England
A g entS
Middlebury, George Fl Fish; Bennington
Jonathan Haughton Williamsville. Charles
w Joy Bennington, G Haswell Rutland,
William Fay Woodstock, Haskell& Palm
er ;sDover, Hiram Baldwin Bratteboro
Birge & Bracelet; Waterford, Fl Cutting
& Co; Nswbury. Preniiss Knight; Bethel,
Samuel Austin jr; Springfield, George Was
hburn; Proctersvile, Proctor & Robinson
Londonderry, Smith & Glazicr; Bridgewa-
ter Thomas Southgate; Chester. Phineas
0 Sergeant; Windsor S w Hubbard Bur
llngton, A Brinsmaid; East Poultney, Hick-
Ok & Mears; Cornwall, Samuel Everts ;
A B Childs; Stowe, Alber,
Comps: Post Mills, Jeremiah Wilton; ST
Johnsbury, Luther Jeweit; Weston, poEn
Wilder; WATERBURY, Persons Lyons Mont
pelier, William Clark Ludlow. John Dun
oa. & Co; Reading, Wood & Merrill Hart
ord, p Strong & Co; Norwich, Baxter
Newton; Barnsr J P Danfor;h Bethel, I
Lorenzo Hitchcock; Rochester. ClIarl, sDodd;
springfield, Russell Cavendish, A Gibeon
son; Guilford, Philip Marin; Halifax
; Stone Go Westminster, Aaron Hitch
ock; Mortified, Murdoch e. Alexander
Veathsfield, Barley Bartlett; Hart land
cotton s. ramble Fairfax. Ham"ton Love
vood. % ".
Np OCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
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500 REV ARD,

SlUO NE w AMI,
n NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD has been offered for months, 10
any one who will use bottle of Hays Imminent
for thePies without being cured. OF thousands
sold, in no instance has it failed of cure
Proof overwhelming to be had where il is sold.
1t is also certain in nearly every case lex
lernally) in the following complaints.
For the Piles. Tightness OF the chest
For all Dropsy, especially in children,
Tender Feet, Foul Ulcers Of the legs,
core throat BY can or other fungus sorss,
GERS or ulcers however obstinate or
Group, long standing,
Whoopingcough, Fresh Wounds.
Scald Head lChilblains So 4.
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LIVER CON PLAI MIS-.
AND ALL SICKNESS AND DISEASE.
DR.. Inns
TEMPERANCE LLFE-BITT'ERS
AND
CHINESE BLOOD-PIIIS

The greatest Secret discoreredi
! urge-purge-purge-ha been the cry for
the last few years. This has been eff.ctuaIly tri.
ed, andyet sufferers have multpied-and died ;
and why Not because purging was not ne
cessary, but too much had been done-wthout
the tonic 10 follow, and sustain the system.
Purge, you must The sckly hu,nors of the
blood must be carried off-or The accumulation
of them prevented. Prevent then the growth of
such humoIs.
Why do the Chinese live TO such immense
ages and still retain the powers of youth or mid
die age-Because the purify the blood. The
CHINESE Blood Pills--so called because they
work upon and cleanse the Blood-sre the STAN
dard remedy. These pills will doit and the
Temperance Bitters, taken as directed, will
strengthen the system and prevent the accumu-
laton OF base humors which infest the blood,
and which only increases by purges, unless the
bit.rs are taken after. Buy, then, these pills
and bitters. Take weekly the pills, and daily
the bitters, and ifyou or have been inyalds
for days weeks, months, or years, you will find
the sickly humor drawn off, and prevented from
a return, and The sallow yeiior hue Of sickness
change rapidly TO the full blooming glotc of
health and youthful buoy ancy.
There are cases so numerous Of these brilliant
effects, that time and space forbid an attempt
to put them down. Buy and use these medi-
cines, and use no other, and health and strength
shall be yours. See wrapper and directions that
come with them.
FRAUDULENT COUNTERFEITS
Will be attempted. Buy no remedy Of the kind
unless ii have my Nance. c. LIN, NJ. D.
on ;hewrappsr, and also the notice as follows
Entered accounting to Act Of Congress, A,
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Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent for
the HARTFORD FIRE Insurance COMPANY.
FOR M'ddlrbury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established reputa-
iInn OF this company, and the promptness with
which all their tran iac,ops have been charaot r
ISed render it unnecessary TO say anything in ITS
favor. All bussiness connt cied with the office
Entrusted to him wall be faithfully and pune
tualy transacted. JONATHAN HAGAR.
Midilehury, Frb. 26, lS42 42;v Ag.nt.
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ADDISON COUNTY
L emper rance II ouse .

ADDISON COUN
T mpera nce H ouSe.
N &. ~ II E subscriber would
EE:;:A Il inform the public, thai
Gl4 - he has taken the stand rec.
emily occupied by Paul Read. south of the
Court House in MiddIebury. The house
and out houses are now undergoing thor
ough repair, and will afford every accom-.
mediation TO customers which their comfort
and convenience can require. 1t will be
kept upon strict temperance principles, and
he hopes by perseverance in this plan, TO
receive the patronage of all friendly 10 the
objects of the great temperance reform
Having for years been conversant with
public houses both in country and city. he
thinks he knows the duties of landlord, land
how 10 supply the wants of the traveller
and he promises that no effort on his par
will be wanting 10 give entire satisfaction
10 the public. BENZ. B. BROWN.
MIddlebury Feb 8 1912. 4O:tf
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A Large supply of Fresh
T@.TiG IA Teas,Cofee, Spices, &c.
H&EH for SAID low by
4aszsaks A. d W. s. JOHNSON.
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"OOTS and Shoes large sud-
1H ply for sale al retail BY
JOHN WOOD
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Middlebury, Jonathan Hagar;
East Middlebury, Needbam e. Dennis
Addison, Barnes & Fuller;
Bridport, P. Fletcher e. Son;
Bristol, w. H. Hadley;
Cornwall, Samu, Ever,s;
&" B. F. Hasken;
Ferrisbutgh, Shales e. Wicker;
Hancock, John Hackett. Jr.;
New Haven, Roscoe & Nash
Ripton, Frederick Smith;
Salisbury, Huntley & Higg ms
Shoreham, Kent Wright;
sta ksboro' 4. H. Kidder;
Vergennes, Vim. lR. Bixby;
Wey5ridge, Silas S. Spraguc;
Whiting, J. & o. s. Simondl;
" D. M. Russique. 16 lY
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CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
~ A large assortment, cheaper than ever
before offered; now BY A. F'AN1s-
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
C. A U ITO N

The public will please observe that the genuine
med icine has the following wording on the
sides of the boxes:
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In Bar kruptcy. Notice tn show cause a
gam>t potion of o>esSargrant ufWeybridge.
IN said district, Tor his discharge aud .rerif-
cato is Bankrupt, al the Office Of Samuel
Prentss, di ,trct Judge in Montpelier in said
dish CT, Wednesday, AUGUST 81 1912 10. AM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

ArRocioUs CONDUCT OF A" SUM- CARRiER-Thc
brutality of Beach seems to have been infused into
the carriers in his employment. highly respecta-
bic gentleman named Dean, who keeps grocery at
the corner of 18th street and the Third Avenue and
who has taken the "Sun' for several years past,
chiefly, as he says because it was useful for wrap
ping up soap and other articles, informed the carrier
yesterday morning that he wished to stop the paper,
as he considered that any publication which gave
circulation to such blasphcmous and scurrious arti-
cles as that which appeared during the past week,
should not be received in any respectable dwelling.
The carrier then asserted with volley of oaths that
he would obllge Mr. Dean to continue taking the
paper. Mr.. D. replied that he would not receive
the paper, but that at the expiration of the week he
would pay the carrier, whom he desired immedi-
atey to leave his store but the scoundrel. instead
Of doing So seized Mr.. Dean by the collar. knocked
him down, and abused him in a most ferocous man
Mrs. Dean, who rushed to the assistance Of
her husband was also severely injured The per.
perator OF this brutal assault was, we believe, ar.
rested last night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18
This day II Published,

n3-THE WESTERN CAPTIVE, OR THE TIMES OF
TECUMSEH-An original novel, written expressly for
the New World by that wellknown and talented author
ess Mrs. Seba Smith will be published Tuesday morn
ing October le, in double number of the New
World, in octave FORM neatly stitched in covers.
The character of this work is almost sufficiently ex
planned by its title The laid the Western
Frontier during the exciting period of the last war-and
those famous battles introduced which have conferred
lasting glory the OF Harrison and johnson. The
story wildly picturesque and the incidents are inter
1--WE take than pleasure in introducing this
work to the public since it is purely American in its
character and cannot fail to be welcomed with cordial
good will in every section of our country.
Price l84 cents singe$l2 per hundred Agents should
forward their orders immediately Office 80 Ann st. New
York.
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his would make difference of 400 in the profits OF
the voyage. further to the business in -four to
be given by the erection of steam mill at New Orleans.
for the grinding Of western wheat This operation will
doubt enable wheat to compete with northern
-four the markets the West Indies When the crops
of western and northern wheat harvested she rivers
which lead through tn Valley Of the Mississippi suf
fcently high to get to Market but before this wheat
can be -four the rivers low
navigation AID there Of hiatus of about six weeks
in which old -four is sour full Of weavs and no new
-four is in the market -four mill located at New Or
leans would ohviae all this They could have fresh -four
every day the year. and at period when the Southern
and West India markets least stocked, and people
most anxious purchase they could be amply sccommo.
daed and would greatly tempt the farmers of the west
by bringing them directly and speedily contact
with the market Of consumption The sugar duty, how
stands in the way of any permanent increase in the
business because the people Of Cuba cannot always pay
coin for II.
general eventual rise prices and activity in trade
must be consequent upon the repleon of the whole
try with specie currency The activity Of the precious
metals while they the prompt and full remunera
ton for labor gradually purge of the surplus products Of
the country and promote healthy rise in the value Of
the remainder under the effective demand Of those who
have the ofmaking actual payment Such state
prosperity is not subject to astrus loss Of confidence,
sudden revuson because the for gradual infs
ton by MEANS is brought about by depletion as
gradual and natural, producing perceptble effects
upon the fortunes Of substantial men.
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NoANATIoSs AT TkMM.sr HALL--Shernsn J. Brow
NELL ESQ., the present incumbent Of the ONCE Of Register
of the CITY, was nominated last evening, at Tammany
Hall. for reelection. His opeqnents were O. Nash.
butcher of the 18th ward and John ofhe 9Th
ward. Browne received forty eight votes on the
fourth ballot out of eighty6ve. On the announcement
being made Of his nomination. old Tammsny rung with
shouts and cheers such never given except the
man nominated the choice Of the working and honest
portion Of the democracy.
The Committee then proceeded to nominate candidates
for Assembly and the folio wing was the result the So
cond ballot, when they adjourned to meet THURSDAY
evening George @. Glazer of the Seventh ward, wa,
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no IMMENSE SALE OF SARSAPARILLA.-N Is
only few weeks since the College OF Medicine and
Pharmacy of the City of New York" offered to the notice
of the public new and powerful Extract OF Ssrsapari
Ia at greatly reduced price very large quantity was
manufactured then in order to meet the anticipated de-
msnd and already has this really immense stock been
disposed Of being than vendors OF this article
sell in a whole year. A fresh supply is now ready Of
the superior quality and the College have made ar
rangements Tor the manufacture OF the article still
more stupendous scale. The root will now be imported
direct from South America and the public will hence.
70 nth be secured from the possibility OF having an ndi
erent spurious article palmed upon them. This is
the liberal and phlanthTopc manner in which the men,
beers Of the College would they trust they may be
doned in saying extnguish all of medic mposture
The virtues Of sarsapars well known, that ree
renee them is unnecessary But let all be sure they
obtain genuine articles and not spurious preparations
containing mercury and other deeteous ingredients for
the purpose said of adding strength TO the extract
Sold in bottles at rs each Gases containing half
dozen, So SO do containing one Dozen % co.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office Of the College, 81 Nassau st.
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NJ {" PROVE ALL THINGs-HoLD FAST THAI

fh7- PROVE ALL THlNGs-HOLD FAST THAT
is 'GOOD."-The truth Of the foregoing is daily made
manifest in the impostons and humbuggery pracsed
the unwary by palmpg upon them spurious articles for
the genuine And what does it prove II proves that
the real article of value else twerc vain to initiate
it, Thousands have been cured by Brstos Sarsaparlla
cures a. would almost appear miracles they not
known to been effected solely by the fh nva.
liable prepar alton. References made 10 John Giles
3o4 Pearl street Thomas Hogan, 2os Stanton street W.
w. Randolph, $40 Fourth street w II. Stinemcts 90
Cedar street and others Numerous Of positive
effected IN this CITY be shown by calling
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iay- IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN CAMPHINE

0y- IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN CAMPHlNE
and Chemical Oil Lamps, warranted TO burn at one hall
the expense Of either oil gas The difficulty which has
heretofore existed in trimming of csmphine lamps - now
entirely obvated by Of movable cap ana other
important improvements, which, upon inspection, VIII
satisfy the public that they now obtain lamp superior
any now in use-will burn without smoke or smell
produce an equal and steady light in all directions and re-
gulated by single movement Also, an improved
tailors lamp Camphene chemical OIL and spirits manu-
featured upon an improved system wholesale and retail
delivered to any part Of the city from the ola established
Stsnd Of GEORGE MICHEL,
Catherine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

CoLMANs LITERARY SALOON continues to be
crowded with strangers, who appear to be astonish
ed 10 find so valuable collection of paintings and
works OF petn in this country. We add, let every
body who has taste for the fine arts, visit Mfr.
Colrndn's Gallery Of beautiful OIL Paintings, they
will not 60 away dissatisfied
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sales At the stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

winter approaches becomes still quiet Produce is
exceedingly dull but has got low to render impro
babe that further material decline can take place
Sugor-The demand is not active yet the stock is re
duced prices are therefore rm Sales OF Porto Rico 81
7c; Cuba 81 52c, brown Cuba at o. 1c; white Bra
all al IA New Orleans at b2c. St. Croix 5ia7i
Mefois-sco,ch Pig Iron sold at $40 $25 80 per tom
Bar Iron is dull Pig Lead - 20 80 % per 100 bs
cash.
ourths sour sold 90c cargo Of prime is held
Cuba Moasses sold at s l9c per gall Porto
Rico, 40 q 2lc
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90 fthe Manager of the New York Museum has not
found the philosophers stone he has discovered very
good substitute in the tact and energy he evnces he
is literally coming money end he deserves it. He
the first to introduce enectua reform others have
since followed the example, but necessity and not incli
nation compelled them His act voluntary and
dit is due to him that The performan this
week very attractive There is wonderful dwarf,
thirty six inches high, SC.
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90 FOOD FOR THE BODY AND MIND.-we
dropped in at the Caspian Saloon of Fulton and
Nassau streets last night and had the greatest treat
enjoy ed in our life. the nesest Oyster Saloon
in the city, rot excepting John Florence The paint
ngs are heauulthe oysters the finest and best favored
in the countryside wines and liquors from Gil Davss
choicest private stock and every department clean and
neat beyond parallel Added to this there is piano,
presided by superb musician who sings admirably
ly style. II was rich treat and we advise those who
have any relish for good oysters good dsc good sing
ing and quiet and select company drop in at the Cas-
plan Saloon every evening, and spend delightful half
hour
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The Bachelors Apostrophc

Inc bacncAOrs ApOstrOpho
00-Dear gentle Bess, with eyes of blue,
And form of fairy lghtness,
And waving curls Of golden hue,
And neck Of dazzling whiteness.
Gladly would make thee mine
And well know thou lov'st me,
But then your bushes always shine
Through freckles to disgust me.
Then there's your charming cousin Jane
With such queenly air
She carries on her lip crop
OF most unsightly hair.
And witty little Ellen Brown
Classic in form and feature,
she shocks the strongest nerves in town.
The pale and gh ,stly creature.
Ogirls, why will you learnt
II you'd be sweet and pretty
When in Broadway you take turn
To buy the Eau de Beauti.
Why let your face be marred with hair,
Or why look pale and sickly1
When, If youllto Gourauds repair,
He'll add new beauties quickly.
81 Walker street. door from Broadway the origi
nal Office. 81 per bottle.
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The CLINTON REVOLUTIONARY PAPERs.--We give
to-day another very interesting assortment Of these
papers, from the archives of Col. Beekman. The
letter Of Col. A. Hamilton is particularly appropos
10 the present tmes-especially regards national
engagements-good falkland the honor of the
country. Read it, We regulators, and learn your
duty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

GREAT DoISes AT CASTLE GARDEN To-pAY.-Sce
notice under head OF the Fair, and advertisements
Should the weather not permit of this coming
of, according to advertisement there will be white
flags displayed at the City Hall, the Battery, and
NIblo's
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
The College OF Medicine and Pharmacy

Estd6lisIed Tor The Suppression q Rtsdckry.
ny- BEG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
of obtaining medical advice that renting the Of
dollar, with statement of their they will be
supplied with dollars worth Of appropriate medicine,
and letter Of udvicc containing full directions to Diet
regimen SC. AL letters must be post paid. Address
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office ofthe College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street, N. Y.
B. The CONSULTING PHYSICIAN is daily in attendance
at the private consulting of the college Hours
from 10 till O'Clock
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m- WAS RESCUED FROM THE VERGE OF

90 WAS RESCUED FROM THE VERGE OF
the grave ,-New York. August 10. ls42.-Gents-I hsd
been for long time severely afflicted with severe cough
accompanied with pain in the breast also breath
ing and pain in my head was attended by DR.. tGsny
ofPlemmington, who pronounced disease one OF
the worst cases of consumption and said that was
the reach Of medicine, was subsequently, attended oy
but one or two cal and stated that my was so bad
that there was of his repeating his visits also
tried various kinds of medicine, yet to no avail until
after using but small quantity, was SO much better as
TO be able to do light house work and the pains in head
still continue the Candy, andI consider in
a fair way of recovery. am, yours respectfully,
JANE MAYER, I3s Elm st.
To Mcssrs. PhAsE & SoN, As Division st.
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This s most expeditions route; being done in six OF
days. At Montgomery we find there delay,
always in waiting to take passengers Mo-
bile the the stages arrive. We learn also that
is likely the fare will Be still lower.
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To Messrs PsA,x sos, As Division St.
mz- CHATHAM THEATRE.-

90 CHATHAM THEATRE-A new drama, entitled
the shipwrecked Orphan, the performances Of Messrs
Davis and Michigan, the celebrated pantomimists slack
rope dancing by Sgnor Threy the sketch of 10 Studio
by Wood and his talented and the dramatic spectacle
OF Tmour the Tartar the attractions offered tonight
for the benefit of Mr. Wood whose performances of dumb
characters have been the theme Of universal admiration
Let him have bumper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

0Ut Miss CLARENDON is giving her dramati,
readings at the Society Library. Her first cours
will be given tonight She is young lady Of grea
talents and great personal attractions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

CARL kINe's BoNNErs.-We refer our female
readers to the advertisement Of Carl King. He has
stood at the head OF his line in this city for years
the taste and skill of his lady, and his own enter
prise, are undvalled; hence they have always the
best and most beautiful assortment of bonnets in the
CITY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

AaENr WANTED ron New HAvES-An agen, wanted wanted
for the Herald in New Haven Connecticut To person
of small capital activity and industry tss agency VIII
weld from sa5 to $40 per week profits None need apply
who cannot always pay for his papers IN ADVANCE and
who will attend 10 his business in person.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

EXTRA HERALD To-DAY.-An Extra Herald will
be published to-day, containing the remarkable pro-
ceedngs OF the Court of Sessions in Col Webb's
case 1t will be issued as fast it can be reported
put in type, and printed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

WHATS THE MATTER 1.-The packet ship Hen.
drick Hudson arrived yesterday from London with
sixfy-two cabin passengers.