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SARSAPARILLA.
COMSTOCk G cos COMPOUND FLUIL
EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, FOR
TIE CURE or

EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, FOR
TIE CURE or
Scrofu'n, Chronic Rheumatism,
General Debility, Cuaneous Disease,
Scaiy erupiion> OF the skin,
Plmples on the ace, letters,
Mercurial and Slphoid diseases,
Bile from impure habits Of the Iody,
Ulceraions OF the throat, Liver Affections
Pans and swelling oil the bones,
and all diseases arising from impure state OF the
lluod, exposure aud mprIdence of life, exec ,sve
Use of mercury, &c.
Tie Sarsaparllla can / t depended upon by every
one beng good as any other in this country or
Europe People can avail themselves or mo-, llst a
they please in using SarsaparIa This pure extract
is put up in a> large or larger hot any sold for
one dollar, a, the unprecedented low pr of 50 cts.
per bottle. Sold BY Con.lock g. Ro>>, 10 fremont
Row, Boston; b. J. llEiNLBERG g. co. only
agents for Darlington.
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MAUOGANY!i

r HAVE recent, taken an Agency for the >a'e of
l. Mahogany from New ior; hrm, and am new
lie NJ supplied with a small stock ofcroch and >ha-
ded veneers, such are adapted to tn, market AL
dlion> will from time to time be made, a. they are
called tor hy the demand, a. TO keep up fair
surmen'. Wood, N any I'M, not on hand, will e
iurn'>hc at the shortest notice. The prce, whl /
low, aud the terms cash.
d. X. PANGBORN.
Burlington Isl Sept, ISIS. IN
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CO nj NJ E r CIAL.

BRIGHTON MARKET. September 9, ls45
At market, 500 head of Beef CATTLE IL voles OF
working Oxen, 80 Cows and Calves, 2150 Sheep,
and about $50 SWINE.
PntcEs-Reef Cat,lc.-We quote extra Cattle IS e.
80; first quality s. a S. IS; second quality $3.50
q s4,75; third guilty. from SO, so 10 81.
Working OXen-Sales made at S72, &C. so, 90, a
493.
Cows and Caives-Saes noticed at SIs, 81, -, 81,
a $40.
Sheep.-Brisk-Sales were made at l,37 to 81 90
q 81 60 for old sheep, and Lambs at SIPS $3.50 q
1888.
Swne-Old hogs a 4sc-for shoats at retail
from Al TO 81 q g..
BosroN, Sept. Is. WOOL.-There is full supply
fboth fleece and pulled Wool in market, and sales
in moderate Quantities continue to be made at our
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BALM or COLUNRIA.

Ladies and Genllemen, will you be without the gen.
uine Oldridge', Balm of Culnm Ia Tor your har >
fol may depend upon it, it the only article ,ha, i,
sure 10 prevent hnldne,s, and keep, the head free
from dandrnff We have known II TO restore hair
on the bald heal Of persons seventy wears of age
ConsiOck and Ross give reference 10 any that wish
TO those who have cen perfectly bald for years and
have had heir hair restored within the lat two
months, BE sure and get ths genuine, with the sig
nature OF Com,tock d. Co on il, or get none. Sold
by Co.sock and Ros., No 10 fremont Row. Bos.
ton; b. J. HElNEBERG g. co. only agents for
Burllnglnn. -
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CANAL, Rail Roads, Atlantic Steamers, and the
~ Magnetic Telegraph have all sprung into exis-
and non imprisonment for debt system was started at
Hownrds in 1922. Who 10 keep IN advance with
improvements has for the fourth time repenished his
stock Of Goods since Spring.
Sept. lS lS45.
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NASH paid for old cast Iron delivered at the Steam
~ Iron Foundry near the lake by
T.. r. CROSSMAN.
Burlington, Sept H. 49, 16
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lust Received and for sale low
- Tierces No. |. Northern Salmon,
10 Bills " g. put up expressly
for family use
10 Bills. No. 2 Mackeral, good article
Tor retail trade by FOLLETT & BRADLEY.
Burlington, Sept. Is, AS. South Wharf.
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GEN ERAL AGENTS e
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

For The ,aIe ofevery description Of property.
They rleg them,elve, Use every eyertun for the
interest ofiho.e who may Ne :lael To le,,ow their
patronage, ami by e IL ling speedy AMI profab e
sales an! promp return, rH~Hv most rea,onal le
terms, they Ter inducements cons ners worthy OF
Their consideration
l.. & C. f. FOLLETT.
Corner of Maine and Wafer SIS,
Burlington, September, 1915. Is
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OHICk ERING'S SUG AR-COATED
~ VEGETABLE EXTRACT PILLS.-The true
and genuine can be obtained Of the wholesale Agents
b. J. HElNEBERG & co.
II. & co. have also just received fresh supply
of that excellent and valuable Medicine for Coughs
and Colds, Taylcr's Balsamlof LiverHort.
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Na)sH CE.


I'HE Subscribers having complete Their arrange
ment> by the constr Iciion of large and com,nu-
dion lofts IN their store, now oer their services
to The public as
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LARGE
>AUCTION SALE
~ HONEEU(lID Ftp NyTTyD z,

DELONGfNG to the Es'nie of the late Samuel
ID Reed, on Saturday, the 9th of September, al the
Auction Room lately occupied by II. Thomas. con
1sst rate FEATHER BEDS, MATRi SSEs. RED.
iMG '. and BEDsTEADS, STOVE. FARMIN G
S'1NS'IS, &C. &C. I6w2
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FRENCH DEPILATORy.

This article, used for taking oil snperhuons ha i
from the face aud neck is sol so cents per hottl.
by Comsock q Ross, No. 10 fremont Row, Boston
d. j. HEINEBERG & CO. only agents tor Bur.
lington. l6m6
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FIRE! FIRE

THE Memler> ofthe Vermont Mutual Fire lnsnr-
ance Company are hereby notified that the fol
lowing assessments have been made by the Directors
on all noles IN force on the days following to-wt ;
SEPrEMBER 2, 1871, ! Of one per cent,
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NOTICE ! I,

THE Coporlner,hip heretofore existing between
the >ulscr ers under the firm of Ii. HYDE & Co.
is thus day dissolved by mutual consent. An person,
having unsettled accounts, are requested 10 cali and
''us' '"e same win smlih f. Wilkins Immediately,
II. HYDE,
D. SMITH,
Burlington, July 81, 1915. -
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'''''''"oFVF'i 'IIy oIl TSfO.
NE Undersigned having formed Coparnership
WI continue business at The GLASS FACTORY
STORE under the name of
RALPH LANDON * co.
where will be KEPT an exren>iy. "a or,ne,, of DRY
noopS GROCERIES, Sc. Sc, which will 10 sold
low Tor Oash or exchanged for M st kinds If Country
produce, such a. Pork, Butter Cheese, Oat. Corn,
I'VE wheat. Potatoes ID led Apple Honey, Wood,
wishing to exchange any of these articles for Goods,
w'l mud II for their advantage 10 call, where they
can zee one oflhe hest as>ortmens O. G ods in town.
at the Glass Fas,ory Sore.
RALPH LANDON,
= SMITH.
Wa, H. WILKINS. JIG.
tusIn2,oa, August ], Is4s. Il-I
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THE KINGS Oil.

F0r 0tt wounds on IIOrS0S, Cdft(e, tyC.
OUCH a. Cuts, Bruises, Cork>, Calls, (eiiher BY
~ the Saddle or Harnc,s) Sore Backs, Sore Breast
Slrau-, FI,tua- &c. &c. &C., removing all Soreness
and stiffness, and healing rp the worst possible
wounds, in from one 10 i've days time.
This CELEBRATED READY was prepared
ly order Of The late King WIN. w. of Great Britain,
under the direction Of Mr. Yorat, The celebrated En
ellsi Farrier, and used by HIM IN the Royal Stud Of
Hors,s only
Sold by PECK & SPEAR, Burlington; j D.
king>land e. Co., Kee.eville l.. p. Cheney, Porl
Henry; Wright Il Sprasue, Whitehall H. C Grid.
ley, Midjlebmry; b. Murray. Vereenne,. I4n6
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Buchan's Hungarian Balsam,

THE GRAND ENGLISH REMEDY for CON.
L SUMPTION, can be found, wholesale and retail
Of D. J. HEiNEBERG q cos.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

TUST received from market an extensive variety Of
y seasonabie
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
Comprising OF the lest selections If Shawls and
Dress Good, that can be found, cncludng the newest
styles OF Prints, Delain-, Reps, Cameeon Brocades,
Saiins, &c, in the marlei.
Cloth., Casslmere>, Velves and Vesings with a
good assortment OF Trimmings for gentlemen and
ladies' wear, all OF which will be ,old 81 the loves,
market prices Plea. call aud { ,.nl,,1 to-. yonr
selves. DANIELtKERN.
Church 81, Burlington VI, Sept. Is, AS. love
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Whole> ST. Halves, So 50; Quarters. Sl,25
Gerllfcate Of 20 Who!es, 500; Certificate Of 25
Halves, $50 | Certificate OF % Quarters. Sis
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STATE OF VERMONT, ITO any sheriff or
CHIrTEHpgs COUNTY, s L Cons aide in The
SAFE. GREETING,
DY the authority Ofihe State of Vermont you are
ID hereby commanded TO summon Mary K Brad
lev, the pel'ionee in the above peliii0n appear
fore the supreme Cour, next TO lie holden AT Ring
ton. within and for tae cuun'y of thl'tenlen on The
Monday neX' prece lang the tr>' Tuesday in January
A. ID. lSi6, TO answer unto the petition Aforesaid OF
Ephraim Bradley, aud show Cause, if any she have,
why bill oidlvorre should not lie granted upon sad
petition, aul abide the order OF G. urr upon the same
Fail not ut make service and return according to
law
Dated al u r'tnron in the cornv Of Chtentlcn.
this 1lh day Of March, 4. d. 1916. Beiuie me-
L. 4 TANSBLIY DIN Clerk
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sTArE OF VERMONT, nINo The HonoraLI

STATE OF VERMONT, lrJNO the Honorable
CHITrENDES CoUNTY, s.. L the supreme conr
next to e holden at Burlington, within aud for the
County of Chiitenden, on The Monday preceding the
first Tuesday Of January, A. d. 1916
Humlly sheweih yonr petitioner. Ephram Brad.
ley, OF burlington, in Chtienden county afore, aid
that at Burlington aforesaid heretofore, on he III
day of September, 4. ID. 1888, was duly joined in
marriage to Mary X. Drew, al Burlington. ly James
Canghye, a Methodist clergyman, then re.len in
said Burlington, AMI from iha, time to the 26 h day
OF August 1874, he lived with the sail Mary K IN
the tict Observance OF all the duties required by the
marriage covenant, when shu was gully OF the
crime of adultery.
And your petitioner further .howcih that the said
Mary X, 10 wit, on the 26 dav Of August, 1914
wIlfiy deserted the house and eli Of your petition
er, and has ever since lived scparae AMI apar, rom
yorr petitioner without any cause tor 30 doing mo-
wing from yo'tr petitioner.
Iour peone therefore hrnblv pravs th. Hon
orahle Court that The bonds Of ma,rmonv between
him and the sad Mary X. may lie ii solved and a
i'll ofdivorce granted hun, AMI that he be restore.
to all ihlngs which he has lost hv SAID covenant.
Dated al b rlinston IN Chillenden county, ,hi.
Ali day Of March, A. d. 1875
EPURAIM BRADLEY
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RUNAWAY ROY

HdNINh W n bOI.
WHEREAS, my inden'ed boy, DAN r. SHEER
W. MAN, has run away from me, and hereby
forbid all persons harbOring or trusting him on my
account after this date. JOSIAH POTTER
T. sex, Sept. II, 1915. 5O+-l6w3
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Unca, \. 7. Nav, II, 1916.
Ma. r. RRowS,--ncar ir:-l am Il gain on, Of yorr
Sarsaparllia and Tomato Rines; II j. an article lhn,
i. much thought Of; old lady from Franl fort Her
kmer County, SAYS She has been confined to her ho>c
for seven years. and This ha> .na led her 10 gel cut
Several in II Il eiy LAY that the les, me iue they
have ever taken.
Plea,e send me fresh supply Don, a. I have not a
lo,tle IN the store. Noir, with "a. meet
J. +. WARNER, per. II. +. RAY.
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To Mr. Brown, Cheinsi, Bottom.
ceriiy That my wife has cen afflicted with ver~
bad hlmor on her face, aud her stomach for fifteen
years past. Aiier using varons medicines recon-
mended for her complains with l-le or no eue6r, she
commenced using by The advice # Mr.. b, ward Ma
ION, Apo'hecary, your Sarsaparlla and Tomato Bit
ters, and she now in letter heal h, than she has e.
tore enjoyed tor the last fifteen years; ard would
cneertuly recommend 10 all aud EVERYONE who Is
afflicted with any OF the complaints VINCE this medi-
cne Is re commended for, to in prefer 10 any
article now IN use, Yours resi- ecliull,,
n LEACH.
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Flih, Ne. MAY y, 1913
Mn. F. BRowS,-Dear Sr:-I have some tine pa =
suffered much from Jaundice and ny,pepsia Of the
Sroma ch loss ofappelte and trouble an PAIN from
the least simple food with pain in the head and side
n Sigh, cough, general weakness aud dehiny oftLc
system. Alter using a numl er OF me lcines wi hour
any relief was ind ICED to iry your Sar aparila AMI
Tomato Biiter>. received mme'a ate relief rom Tho
ne Of one Bote, and feel grahed for the great relrt
have received, aud wtuld recommend TO all who
are suffering from similar disorders. Nolrs, truly,
FREDERICK g. SLAlD,
The New York herald., 1845-07-08
WHICH is WHICH I'VE received the following let

WHICH is WHICH I'VE received the following let
ter, by yesterdays mali
Mn. Decentralization New York Herald.
Please publish in your columns the following =
Married in Wilmington Del, on the Goth ut by the
Rev. p Riley, William Chase Barney, Of Baltimore, to
Elizabeth, daughter of James Booth Chief Justice Of
Delaware And oblige, your obdt. servt
w. CHASE BARNEY.
And the following we find in the Philadelphia U.
S. Gazette, Of the 7th nstant:-
New CASTLE, July 4, Is45
To the Editor Of the u. S. Gd1eue.
SR-The United States Gdsette of this date has been
shewn to me, in which notice is inserted that my
daughter Elizabeth Booth, married on the Goth of
June last to a certain William Chase Barney J. as the
father of the young lady beg you to contradict this mat
and also to request the editors of other papers in
which the notice may be inserted also to contradict it.
/ am very respectfully, your obedient servant
JAMES BOOTH.
The New York herald., 1845-07-08
Sing Sing.
Sing Sing.
Correspondence of the Herald.I
SING SING, July 5, 1916.


SING SING, July 5, lS45.
Afars in the State Prison.
The ;wholeDnumber OF convicts in the two prisons
is sos; males, sS4 females, ~ Among the number
are Edwards, Otis Allen, Hoag, Tom Barry, &c
There is no prevailing disease, although more are
confined to cots than usualat this of the year
Number on cots, Is; average number Of daily pre-
scriptions, about GU.
The male prison is in prosperous condition, and
would more than pay its expenses. were II not tor
the females. They have commenced the construc-
ton of a rail road from the quarry TO the river,
which, when completed, will, beyond a doubt.
prove advantageous TO the institution, and great
saving of team labor This road is for the purpose
OF Transporting stone from the quarry to water navl-
vigaton, (the Hudson.) - 49,.
There are about I5O men on file contract; I'M
weaving carpets and rugs 80 cooperng; % hating;
40 or 30 cutting fur; 80 or 90 TO work In what ls
called the brass shop; some ~ or 4O cutting stone;
making toys: l painting window shades; the bal
ance marrying stone, and working in the kitchen,
DR.. Beardley, who has charge OF the hospital.
keens his department in admirable condition for the
health and comfort Of those that are confined there
by sickness He does all in his power for the pur-
pose OF amellorating their condition. Mr.. Eldrdgc
is principal keeper A better man tor that office
could not have been selected. He was formerly
keeper in the Auburn prison. Having had some con-
siderable experience there he has become thorough
ly acquainted with prison discipline.
The New York herald., 1845-07-08
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
- ~
REDHIED EAREN
SU M nj L r ARRAN G f M ENT,
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
On and after ldth June 1915.

U M M + K A X X N G E M E T,
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
On and after l4th June, 1916.
From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Tnin-s9 A. NJ. daily Sundays excepted stopping
at Farmingdale and st. Georges Manor.
Accommodation Tram-9h a. NJ and S r NJ. for Farming
dale and ntermediate places daily Sundays excepted
excepted stopping jamaica Branch Hampstead and Hicks
viii, and all the stopping places between Hcksvllle and
Greenport.
From Greenporf Depot
Boston Train, daily, Sundays excepted at 12h o'clock M
the arrival of the steamers from Norwich.
Accommodation TranAt AM, daily Sundays excepted,
for Brooklyn and intermediate places
Frem Farain gdae Depot
Accommodation Train. Ga A. M. and "a r. NJ. daily Sun
days excepted for Brooklyn and intermediate places
<rom jamaica Depot
Extra Train ~ P M. daily Sundays excepted for Brook
iyn and intermediate places.
The Boston Trains stop only Famngdale st. Georges
Manor
The Accommodation Trains stop at the following places
the road going both receive and deliver
The New York herald., 1845-07-08

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
BLOOMINGDALE, MANHATTANVILLE, AND
FORT WASHINGTON STAGES
@0- Will commence running in the following
EG@e order, on Saturday, May the nth 1915, leaving
&kNzfE27& slanhatanyille at O'clock A. NJ. and con-
York corner Of Chatham and PTyos Row ais A. M and
Trinity Church Cemetery and Fort Washington every hour
through the day, from 7 A. NJ. to p. NJ.
Fare to Manhattanve I2 cents; Carmansville sX; Fort
washington Is cents. b. MOORE
jy2 lm+rc Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1845-07-08
The Gross Outrage.

NEw YORK. July y, lea5
q, In vour paper of July Sd, the name of Mr. and
Mrs Little Rosev welt street, coupled with an infamous
transaction That being my name and resIden, o. .ne
same sraet and also my father and mother, will thank
Won 10 nut communication in your paper, merely s,ahs %
hat neither of us are any way concerned with sne
ahova outrage The name Of the individual accused u
1;,,; as set forth in the affidavit in the Police once
Nv resdence IL 81 Roosevelt street that OF my a'ner "
Roosevelt YOU Will muon oohse' r.,. r,rx,v,
The New York herald., 1845-07-08

Stages readiness the arrival Of Trains the
Stations take very low Fares all ofhe
Island.
Baggage Crates will be in readiness the foot of Whitehall
street. receive Baggage for the Trains be-
fore the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side.
= KockaMAY baggage taken Crates.
The New York herald., 1845-07-08

EXTENSIVE FRAUD.-We are sorry to learn that a
deeply laid and extensive scheme of vlany has been
successfully practsed upon of merchants. The
particulars followsAn individual who for some
time past carried business in this city, has been
in the habit of buying goods Of merchants with the
ostensblc object of expectation By puncual payment
he had succeeded in acquiring large degree OF conf
dence and he believed to be doing excellent bust
ness He trusted freely and readily by number Of
our best houses. With this reputation he within he
last fortnight purchased goods to very large amount
ostensibly cashpromsng to pay the LIST OF July
and in giving his checks on banks, payable at
that date The goods with the exception OF the pur
chases at one house. all delivered In another
a house succeeded in tracing the goods to New York.
and the principal having his us2icons excited prompt
y pursued them, and under legal advice succeeded i'll
recovering his property II is said, but not generally
believed that the purchaser of the goods has made his
escape Europe. deep conspiracy is thought to have
existed in relation to this transaction and the creditors
are determined to investigate the matter thoroughly,
with view TO Justice Too much credit cannot be
awarded to the gentleman who by his activity, perse
and moral nerve not only in recover
ing his goods but in tracing many features Of the plot
which it hoped will assist in he complete develop
men Of the foul and complicated scheme.
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, the thermometer at
the Exchange stood at 90 degrees-Phi Tnqn Juiy6
The New York herald., 1845-07-08
TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
60 - 4l1t 4l1zak

EXPRESS AND PIONEER PACKET LINE,
From Philadelphia to Pittsburgh via the Pennsylvania Rail-
roads and Csnalhrough in 3la days The above line
full operation and offers great who wish
pleasant mode of travelling the west.
The cars are built in the most approved modern style the
boats stted and effort made
by the propreors conduce the comfort and convenience
oil travellers Tho scenery this unrivaed and tT
great chain OF Pennsylvania internal Improvements well
thy Of being seen
By this passengers avoid all the fgues and dangers
pedtious trip
vsed engage their places Phsdepia Office in rhiladel-
pa ~ r. of Chestnut and Fourth streets and Nos
IL and Is South Third sts. A. CUMMINGS Agent
Philadelphia, May II, i845.
For information, in the city of New York. apply to
D. ii. KNISELL, Agent for
ID. LEECH cos Line. West ST, N. H.
myl7
The New York herald., 1845-07-08

MELANCHOLY IlEArn.-A party was made up on
the 9th instant, at Harris village Duchess county, to
visit the wells in Dover. These wells are natural ba
SINS formed in rock by continuous cascades OF small
six in number and though tho access to them difficult,
they are much visited. About O'Clock p NJ. the party
was scattered along the stream and four i've had made
their way the upper WELL of this number was Silas
Germond about IS years of age He standing near
the cascade which falls into the second we'll when he
slipped and carried down BY the water into the ba
sin: the descent about 20 feet he TO rise
once and make effort to swim, but sank again imme
diately The basin the largest Of the whole number
and about 20 feet long and 80 feet wde owing to the
peculiar construction OF the basin could only be reach
ed by ropes which were brought from house quarter
of mile distant. An elder brother OF Mr. g., who was
ual search he hauled out much exhausted. raft
was then made and sent down. aud experienced diver
who happened to be also went down and found the
body in about 10 feet water, directly under the fall 1t
was brought out after having remained in the water
about an hour and quarter but life was extinct
The WESTERN RrvERs.-The Mississippi was on
stand yesterday, at this point The officers OF the
steamer Republic, report the Missouri river to have
fallen ten inches at Weston when they left and falling
fast from that point to within fifty miles Of the mouth.
from thence down, stand. The Illinois Is rsporleu
by the steamer Domain TO be only two inches higher a
Henry, at the head of Peoria Lake, than when AZ he
lowest point, and at stand. There had neeh se vi
about six inches at Peoria.-St Louis heP june 20.
THe CAsMES-we hear daily complaints against cab
drivers for overchargmg passengers inns dshonest Gus
tom is above all resoed when they have to deal with
awoman or n foreigner. Cabmen are required by law
"a have their bill charges posted up nailed in their
cabs but none Of them do IT, however, and through the
coreessncss Of the inspectors passengers are submitted
every day great deal OF annoy and constant
y the vims Of piece Of rascality which has already
been TOO long in practice CAN'T tho inspectors put
stop 20 this nuisance2