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And back between and 12 m next days.
335 From 81 Johnsbury at IL Tuesday and Thursday
BY St. Johnsbury East, Concord, and Luucnbargh
To Lancaster IN. H. by p m, % miles
And back between IN and IL m next days
339 From Sutton, at a m, Wednesday
To Northumberland, IN. II. y by m, % miles
And back between 10 m and m, Tuesday
340 From Wells River, at m Tuesday Thursday, and
Saturday
BY Mclndoe's Falls Barset, Passumpsic, ST. Johns
bury, 81; Johns6ury Centre, Lyndon, Lyndon
Centre, Sutton, Barton, Brownington, and Derby
To Derby Line, by IL days, 90 miles
And back between IL M Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday, and 8 next days
Proposals for three additional trips will be considered.
34I. From Wells River, at M Monday, Wednesday,
BY Ryegate, Peacham, Danvile, North Danvile,
Wheelock, Sheffield, Glover Barton, Browning
ton, and Derby
To Derby Line, by IL next days, Ct miles
And back between II m, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, and a IN next days
Proposals end the Barton will be considered.
3i2 From Railroad depot m, Tuesday, Thursday,
By Thetiord, Pos, Mills Village, West Faros, and
Vershire
To Chelsea by Q p m. 81 miles
And back between a m and l2 m days.
343 From vergennes at 8 M Monday Wednesday, and
Friday
By Addison, Bridport, Shoreham, Orwell Benson,
and West Haven
To White Hall, IN. Y,) by I p m, 40 miles
And back between a m and 7 p m next days.
Proposals for three additional trips will be considered.
344 From Yergennes at p m, Wednesday and Saturday
BY Panton
To Westport IN. Y,) by m, IA miles
And back between 81 m and l. m, same days.
Querei Whether Panton should be supplied from
Vergennss, und rest of route discontinued
345 From MiddIcbury IL every day, except Sun
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rentnAm
10 a Diamond ho.S Hill, Or. 5l BY IAN, miles
Wednesday, and Friday.
44o From Railroad Depot at every day. except Sum-
By Stoughton and North Easton
To Easton, by p m, IL miles
And back between m and
AL From Braintree at every day, except Sunday
BY South Braintree Randolph East Rnndolnb
East Stoughton, North Brdgewater West Bridge
water, Bridgewater, North Mddeboro', Middle.
boro' Mynckvile, and Freetown
To Fall River, by 12 m, 43 miles
And back between and II m with an add
tlonnl six-times-a-weok mail, between 81 D m and
ZAP going, and ~ m and u p m, returning
442. From Brainrcc Depot at m every day, excep,
Sunday
BY Weymouth East Weymouth, and bingham
To Cohasset, by IL m, 10 miles
And back between p m and o m.
443 From North Abingdon Depot at 10 every dav. ex
oept Sunday
BY East Arlington, Hanover, and Pembroke
To West Duxbury, by | p m, IA miles
And back between 8 m and 6 D M
4H From Cohasset at p m every day. excert Sunday
-. BY North Scituae, Scituais, and East Mansfield
To Marshaeld, by 81 m, IA miles
And back between p m and p m.
AS From East Folklore at every day. except Sun
By Foxboro' and West Foxboro'
To Wrentham, by p m, 81 miles
And back between a and 8 a m.
A6 From bingham, at 10 a M Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
BY South bingham, West Scituate, South Scuste,
and North Marsh6eld
To Marsh6cld, by p m, I8 miles
And back between m and 5 p m, Monday, We'd
nssday, and Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-04

Thursday. the 18th dsy OF November. has been de-.
tigna.d a. day o. Thanksgiving in washington City.
Resolutions IN favor of the annexation Of Cuba TO
III. United States have bsen Introduced into both
Houtes Of the Vermont Legislature
The Mormobs are nov forming . new colony In Ievs,
about a. miles north Of their present settlements In Pot
tevat mie cor nty.
itus remarkable fact, that the lowest stages Of the
Ohie liver the last thirty years have been ls29 1889
ard 1910.
IN. Governor has issued an order 10 nit hay aud
strs~ tree Of duty iuto Nova SCOTS order meet
thu deficiency nom the failure Of the crop.
Manufactures have nsde no inccnsidsrabis progress
ct the South Georgia has a. cotton factories South
Isrslins ~, Virginia ss North Csrolins 80 and Ala
bsnE2O
he bridge scros. the su qushaunsriVers at Tons.sn
ds caught tire onW espesdsy aud ~ss dsstroy
90 btftrr the Hence could ~ .xtisguishsd
Ahbel ktilcgg. indicted Ia ksiaWstoo county, Mich.
fer tie murdsr ~ bis has bseu acquitted. Mr
was fof1criy a resident % Rochester. N. v.
here thirt-ep free w Boston during the IN
q Cctuber the ioss by wbicn as 600 upon which
there VA iptursBcs TO the amouut ef $40 zoo
Young vas Killed In Philadelphia 90 rhUrs-
day night lsst from inhsng rss from snthracite coal
NstUa Elliott an i'm ane girl, % Philadelphia has
just recovered verdict OF property to the sf
$3.50 O,U, at rempersncevill-. Ia.
lie city a fhiisoepna since 1895 has paid 1000
for the suuifsup 81 riots The late elect riot has
rot Jet been paid fer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-04

DESTRUCTIVE FLooD IN CARBON COUNTY, PA -
We learn by the cars from White Haven, the par
ticulars OF a tremendous Good, aud its melancholy
consequences. II sypears that, on Hickory Kun,
stream wbi"i ensties into the Lehigh, about
tive mIiss below White Haven, there was large
dam, belonging TO Mahon h. Taylor, which CO
yertd about 20 acres Of ground when full, and. IN
some places 40 fest deep. During Monday night,
in consequence Of the heavy rains on that day,
ibis dam filledto overflowi-- ,.,- ,.sr. gate. nav
ing BEEN nei Iected to be hOisied), and the dam
gave way about midnight, sweeping everything
before IT, Houses, with their sleeping inmates
were dashed to atoms, and tn, Ir inhabitants with
out monlentr waning, carried away by the
mighty flood. Mr.. Taylor's house aud two saw
mills were destroyed. Isaac Gould's house and
saw mill were carried away, and not timber re-
NAMED together His daughter, who was in the
house at The time, was found en- Tuesday, under
a heap Of Lockwood, dead. Jacob Vests wife
and four children found dead he was under a log
heap, in n state Of iBsensiblity. Thomas Crawford
and lie were both found dead. Twenty persons
were missing, Of whom seven bodies have been
found. NothiBg has been heard from below the
mouth Of the creek, add serious apgrehensions are
entertained for several families living Just below
in a narrow gorge. They must have perlshed. As
the Lehlgh was hIgn ut the time, we very much
fear there has been disastrous work along the
whole line 81 the Lehigh navigation.-Lsto,le
(Pa) Dtmocrdf, OFT. 81.
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SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER A. 1874!

on the Missouri, might be included. They killed
whiie man last season, and performed other an
tics which ought to be noticed.
have run this out to much greater length
than l at first anticipated, and will, therefore,
throw down my pen, take drink of brandy, smoke
a ssgar, and deliberate an the safest way of at
taking grizzly bear, which intend to do in q
few daye
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Interesting from Yucatan.
MEATH OF JAclNTo PAT-TRIUMPHs ovHR TIL
INDIANS.
[From ths New Orleans Picsyups Oct AL


[From ths New Orleans Picsyuns Oct. 2ol
We received, yesterday, files OF the Merida
Bosf,w Ofcial, TO the 9th inst, inclusive.
The most important Item OF intelligence contain
ed IN these papers, Is that which announces the
death of Jacinto Pat, the leader OF the Indian IN
surVeEts In the peninsula. A letter in the Boietia
OF the Sd states that after his quarrel with the other
chiefs, and retiring in disgust, he Was pursued by
BonItacio Novelo, and overtaken at the rancho of
Holchen, on the Bacslar road. Here he was as
sassinated by the Indians: 1t Is further stated that
Pat, with two hundred whites, and having large
ousntu, OF specie, was marching to place himself
at The disposa. OF the Yucatece. government aud
TO impl,re lie pardoS. The death Of this celebrst
ed chleftsin was the catse or much rejoicing among
the Indians, who have appointed tne following TO
constitute their executive government-bv..Iac
Novello, Venancio Pee, and Floratlno Cham. Bonl-
facio has ordered all the chiefs in the neighbor-
hood OF Bacaar unite for the attack of the town
of santa Elena. Another letter in the Botstin, of
the 9th inst, states that Jacmto Pat was ASSASSIN
mated by the Indians of the neighborhood of Vaa-
dodid, at the Holchen Rancho, near Bacalar, toge-
ther with hls family and relations, except one OF
the latter, named Barrera.
These papers contain the usual accounts of IN
significant skirmlshes between the Yucatecoes and
the Indians, In which the latter are said always to
have been worsted. The death of Pat and the dis
cord among the Indian Chiefs however, gives bet
ter color 10 the fucateco cause than 1t has borne
for some time. The B0letin confidently predicts
speedy psclhcaton of the peninsula, provided
due tact and energy be displayed by the govern
ment. A general amnesty has been offered to the
insurgents, il they will abandOR hosllties.
by the kindness OF commercial house here, we
give the following extract of letter received here,
and dated Campeacly, October 9th -
Our triumphs over the Indian 80 frequent, and
their attacks against our entrenchments arc weak,
that II very apparent their munitions OF war are
giving out We have just been advised of the capture
Of . small English vessel. with agent of Pat
board, also 1859 pounds ofpowdsr and lead This
rel carried into BscAlar but 1t IL expected the
whole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-04

TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT PARKRs-
EURO, PA correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Psrrsy ipaniaW, writing from Parkersburg, Pa,
under date OF the LIST INST, says;-"An accident
has Just happened on the railroad. The engine
CiartO,, coming from the east, with tram of
twenty-five cars and u section boat. was at the
water station ut this place when coupling broke,
and twenty cars from the Of the train, started
down the grade (25 teet TO the mlle) toward
Coatesville, near five miles distant No conduc-
tors were with the cars, (hey being all in the ho.
teD. Another burden train had left here for Phla-
delphs, about ten minutes previous, which was
overtaksn by these twenty runaway ears, at the
west end of Coatesvlle viaduct, where the two
tracks come into one, for the purpose of crossing
the bridge. These twenty cars came lato collision
with this train, and broke and scattered at least
twelve Of the cars, and precipitated three OF them
ever the bridge, all smashed up, together with tho
goods IN them. AT the point where the trains met,
three Of the employed by the State, IN repairs
Of the road. were at work; they did not perceive
the train on the north side going down, until too
late when the care struck Linn and Patton, killing
Linn instantly, severHg his head from his body,
and dangerously inuring Patton, who IL scarcely
expected TO recover. The third man escaped.
Linn leaves n wife and three children"
Later information from the scene, Informs us
that the evening mail train from the west was de-
laytd until the track was cleared which was soon
accomplished by a strong force from Parkersburg
The lose TO some of the transporters Is very Sc
nous.-Penn.
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Fson NV BRUNSWICK are indebted. says
the Boston Trouttr, Of the "a inst, to N G. Long,
pilot OF the siesnIcr Admiral, for files Of ST. John,
N II papers TO 3lst ult.. There is no news of any
particular importance from the Provinces. The
dwelling house Of Rev ]. Il. Disbrow was de-
stroyed by hre, 18th ult Loss estimated ut al 300
AProuliUrel productions are plenty and cheap
The 81 John Mars, OF the 18th ut, Gays that
" tuin'ps Tor the last few days have been selling al
the market wharves, IN sny Quantities. at Il. a
bushel; potatoes rs; wood from l5s to i6s
lhe Nfu BruRspicko Of 3lst says The thun-
der storm which was experienced in this city last
Mesnesoay, was very severely felt at Halifax.
the windows shivered at every peal Of the thun-
der, which was louder than we remember fer &C.
veral years"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-04

ARREST OF THK isKANsAs MURDHRRRs We
have edvices from the Northwest, by which we
learn that Gen. Wood had succeeded in arresting
most OF ih. persons implicated IN the recent out
RACES IN that portion Of our State Gen. Wood
called INTO requiktsn a considerable military force
snd quiet ~ again, IN a great measure, restored.
J. n. Everett, - Station, Robert Adams Ro-
bert Town, Harry Love, Jesse Mooney, and Hans
ford Tut. have been taken. They were placed IN
the Marion county jail to await their TRIAL
gentleman who arrived IN our city on Wednesday
evening, from Carroll county, informs us that thr-
teen persons had been arrested and that the miIl-
tafy were returning TO their homes This gentle
man al,o heard u reported that Jesse Mooney had
been examined at Ycllyille, and admitted to bail in
The sum OF 5000 and that Judge Scott had ap-
pointed Mooney TO the Office Of Sheriff, which sta
non be resigned on the commencement of the diff
fculIies in Msrion.-Lifhs Rock drk.) Democrat,
Oct. ~.
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CincUs Rior RssDfre, P.-We understand, says
the R.adng Journal that serious riot occurred Ia tns
city on Monday evening the lfd ult At tue coucsaps
Of the Performances VI spaIdus Rogers Ctrcus be-
tween the attaches Of that sud th. more roWY
portion citisens Thefe various soc0aots
With regard to the origin OF the fssss that the
attack vas premeditsted the part Of Inc Reading
h hoys, snd smother that the mso belonging TO tae
circus manifested Bullying SPIRIT sni provoked tho
attack by several nagrsnt scts u viJUucs. Ho-eVer
the shsir originated seems to nave been quite ssri
Gus In the lste stones we're thrO~i canvass ADD
rtles cut wagons battered and heads bruised rha
cne eos men finally resOrted 20 are arms une or tive
shuts Were discharged witbous effect ana 1nau, Sa-
usi treta 50 severely bvst~n sitn she batt u q
pUskrt, thaS he lie act expected g. recorss
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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES

EROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE. adapted
exclusively fo her instruction 300 rhe physiology of he
.v.rm end a fle diseases Of her critical periods, hy
Edward h Dixon. N D. Fourth Edition. II -
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Were The, fr1l-d he a. of COO s-- bfoss
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Also. similar Treatise addressed 10 Young Men
eighth edition 81
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PURE WATER.

DIAPHRAGM FILTERS.
OFFICE 81 BROADWAY corner L-onari-.t u
~ Invention has now been year- before fle y public
ard j. sed By jtls VI tie Ouse-Eeeper. of he civ I.
will ef-c-lay r-er the CrOr1l and other rver water re-
storing b. to TIE natural purfy " spring Water The ID
ter-- N-dlm j. crushed Quartz Rocz and al the inter-.
la part % The c--- plse clQcz ll II regularly gersed
AMI Used according tu directions. rcanuo - on OF ORDER
0ui . rcirl. 90 Will partially choke. and t- acclul
lated SINE o ne Groom. which has been permitted DER
nl4ne-t Dd sAelf, VIII become rufresceuf all mis- can
- e-ecla cured by any per-Jn u three minute. rne
IT, AMOUNT y animal -ld vegetable matter Elch viii
collect l i1e Ter within = lor- any time in sumner.
me-, convince any person that hy the removal OF hi- fr.
eEn mater from l- water, Tie Fer becomes one VI the
bet preserV a-iF - of health no summer
WALTER u. GIBSON. ~ Broadway.
NY Tvs cor Leorart-.t
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INDIA SHAWIs

CANTON GRAPE sHAWLS. white embroidered. YER
y rc-. 81 and = inches square.
Do DO walfe ard coloret embroidery variou. rafiua.
PAN Wake Craze >LsEl-, s. - and " ilcl -eare
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win general assortment q sea-ou.b- Fr-rrS 49, -,
ls1 Goods. -st received, for sac by a
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