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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the NE'

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Nbr'
~ YORK JUVENILE ASYLUM viii, At the present sesn,
the Legislature ask amendment Of the third line OF the s
eighth section Charter by srking oat the word to
seftipz sixty line of the tweutyhfth ee
striking ont the word second sad inserting the word t1urs
ZION by striking out the word and ilssrtr seyen ~
second line the eleventh section BY Inserting aer ns
the words especially detailed for that service the tnftes
Of aid section by striking out she word sent ami
uitted the 6si second line Of the twelfth sectl0, ~ 80
out the words whom shall be delivered" and insert -
for that seryiceo and add after the words magistrate 10 ne
the words and book TO be provided for such
keut at Of ptOn Of the Javea
hs fact having such notice the time and
service aud fact thus recorded, shall Ia all cases Dc
the proper service Of sad notice.
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MSlsTuRE aLMsSaC......THIs DAY.
srv Ii.e. a Sefs........ % Moon ,es.... I'm
HGP SATEk..... MS OAT
e,sv .ok ~ ST. Gov. 1slard... 555a Hell Gaze. 75Ja
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From our Correspondent

TBiLADELPHIA-A1ire3-Feb. o seirJ C. co-yer' Cha2in
Sea York =.
G.Frsi- sesrs,ip Be.ch Sanders NewYork. b-gs Ella
Rr-f Watcher Porto Rico Emma fBrsm stevens hla,ih
Mocne7 Weldon " Orleans sch. Lonsdae Nfo"e boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

NOTICE is hereby given that the balance rennnlI
~ Of the D oceeds of the Real Estate Of WLta
POST late the CITY decreased, lately made SO
The order of the Of the ounty OF Nsw-f@k -
" fLoe frseholler appOnfed by said Surrogate Tor thn
pose will be d suited ecoding to law at the suro!ns, z
IN tho City NewYork the eIsbh day Of hea ~
al 10 O'clock IN the OF that day Dated this ga a
trnrx liA no swl A w. BRADFOkD oaInt"e
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CUPREME COURT.-The MUTUAL LIFE =

CUPREME COURT.-Ibe MUTUAL LII ,.
= sURANCE COMPANY Of New.York against A3kL -. -
TIERS snd HARRIET his wifs-in pursatnee Of - s.ss
usde Ia action will b. sold II pablo suction tas
Exch.nse tn, City OF New York under the drecioa - n
serber referee by Edward Ludlow Auuoaef - srus
February 1854 at 10 O'clock Of that day AZ
lot pcs parcel Of land with baiieinss and x.S
thereon erected situate yns and being Ia the Eessq sv1
New-York westerly side Of Avenoe - ~
9th 9bss being parts Of two lots tnovn and - 81
$50 lots of ground situate In the Elewnh "'u
OF York the OF John Flsek seee "a
BY Even City Surveyor IN March lsS ssl ~ W -
the on Of tns Re gser OF the City and County OF
numbers hundred and for ysevea tf) AID zoe 80.
eight 4) lying contiguous 70 each ot'ef 49, sss
land frat above mentloses bounded and desenoeo -
Commencing the north westerly cornsr Of Aenas .,so
running thence nsrhery along he westerly nne - III
feet eleven inches thence yestsfy ana AND
81, feet southery and parallel WITH n
feet and eleven inches and thense esstery sonf
Of eth st. fifty feet Avenue ID, the Paes ast,r
Eew-YoTk. Jan Is 1854 ~ n"O
o.u.4-
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r FL, ,oael SO bb. Floar Z4o bass Os 81 d. RE
-t tide. l. sther 60 pt % Wool - DO. Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate Of u,

untv OF New York hereby ala psrsoIs hsTs,
ais ersitst FRANCIS A. KIP, late o. tho City Of NsSYes
S,-y Nanusctuer deceased present che wh oaeksI
crcDf IN fT i fcribtls a, the ohce of EDWARD A. BAsgR
80 No 80 Orchard e. The City Of New YORK. IL
itb ,v OF February exhibited NewNoi h liza l u
1858. MAhphht a. "a 70 -.eeH"h
inf WILLIAM = tf, q trcftsr.
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IN PURSUANCE of IN order ot the Surrogate d
the County Of New orb, notice crehy ven I'll Psrsz
h,vno claim. egai 4 HORACE LITTLE iate 81 le Cy u Ss
York ceased 60 present the e WI
OF 20 the the Office OF Nia a. We 80 y vSa,
pdts ia the City Of York ttIlrt the Te Gag N
HAttEI LtrfLE
min d tof. q Vi auaaHol
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NEW.YORK SUPREME COURT-JOHAMlI

~ Jt'DD against ALFRED JuDD-summons tor m
Com OF served To the DEFENDANT lon are hereby
snd roned 20 aus complaint IN this action, which ~
filed 10 the office the Clerk OF the City and County OF Sesl
AZ the CITY IN said city aud e. servo copy Oh you
sver 70 The aid the srbcriber AZ bis ofce
Wais in ssd city within twenty dsys after the serve
mops on yos exclusive OF the day o. such services Andnp
Gail 10 answer the plant within tho e Aforesaid Tue ~
IN In this action will apply the Court tor the rse demasa<
the comraint Dat, d New York, Dec l. 1893 . ,,r
ARNOLD II WAGNER. Plaintiffs Attorney, NO. ID NmN
The above and compa we're daily neh ne os
IdSIaggWFl
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CUPRFME COIJKT.-In the matter Of me tpEs]]

SUPREME COUkT.-In tne c nass.r H. ~ ~ ri
$780, uSa o. ,als,,s 70 the OPENING and E&rESDso
BASYsT 20 BROADwAy 10 said CJ'- ia "a go
oeh cs:s usde and provided s asy.t A o ss sns r
" &c Court ofthe state Of rev fGk as
Tern Of ala Court be bed sttas ny ot y. 81
80 - on Februsry ID 1884 The opsrins o. ~ =
osy @ ., z. ,ooa thereser c9uns. can be heard ~.
on made By the aid Supreme CoqEL be.nas ~
tS SsV Of july ISL and entitled Ia the mater p
ss =, ,he Mayor Aldermen and Conmonsty o. tns.
st r., awe 70 the opening sLd extending Of Ne.sI
ccnxdrbst % Trny.plsce. in the City u sesfoff ~
@ ,en@sd 60 a. 20 peluds the lands aud premises d
Sssrbed for TIE purpoe OF opening and sitenains
PoaSav that The said Court sppoint CoDniSonsna .~{
- s.,.,aeut her IN tia; the value ans extent OF nc
sn her by ipteoded In addition the improves
rseyed bv the said rule the extension Of Albany e. to
nlsee 70 broadway that the southery iEe thereof s
y,ish line from Trinity 70 Broadway N -
ufherly If said eytensoa from 4reenvehsf 70 ~. ~ y
ordered BY the said rule OF said Court
theriy tide thereof shall BE- 10 line r1snns from u
.rly slon souihery side Of he lands and ~ ~
Trinity BuildiBgr Broadway in said City . aug - fesi
or plan Of said City, under snd By virtue Of 40 81 .
on he perle Of the State Of New York entitled -.
10 Iu touching lsyns out Of streets sna ~
City Of New-YoTk and tor other purposes" p~~ee AF
Dated, New York, January IS 1854 -. a.. coro~sde
ROBERT J. DILLON, oounssi' INC wi
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CCAssAIcK BANK, NKgBuRsH, Jan. n lssi
IT MEETING of the BOARD of DIRECTORS

N held this dsy, il unanimously
E ThA; The Capital stock Of this Bank be insread ~.
shares Of twenty doars each early practicable
that s1bpon book for that purpose Be opened the Bsak
room the hIst day Of March
Shareholder existing rad fms day CT March hereb,
notified that they will be entitled to the stock
that date and portion Of thar shah beer
tsier BY the during that s viii be sold pnbc AZ
Hotel the village Of Nevbarrh Monday Msrch Isl
ia By order WHEED Cssh,sy
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itf lawGGFs Adnlinistrl'or silA tue Will anoens'
NEw-YORK sUPREME COURT, City and Coaati

u 4 7
~ Of Ncw.York MATHEW 4. BOGARDUS aud ASA rRUks1
MIL astIrst LEVI w TURRELL summons for monsy h,
usrd on contract Com not served ITO the def ndsni toa
elton which viii BE- fo In the office the Clerk Of the City N
County Of NewYork the cry Iirf in aid CITY and % sr
COW az vonr answer the said complaint he sub-c
oo At No 1875 Broadway IA sad City OF Newf0rA whn s
dys ater the service Of this summons on you etcnsFe
NJ 81, eryce, and n you fail the said comP st
The lime Aforesaid plaintiff In this acoa will tas lirsn'
eepsf Won hundred and forty 5foo da1 "a
on the Of z6 part Of said principal sum- fa
Octocr 1917 and with interest the sun Of "a he bsss
of ssid principal sum- from May 1911 besides ts o,,s %
action dated New-York January 5 1855 30 tAhDns
bS''N pt.fu,ns' N,toruev. No tg5 Broad sty, Nj
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IN PURSUANCE ~ an orler Of Tue Surrogate o. \
pURsIfANCE nj am order 0f the Sarr1pse a

IN PURSUANCE at an order ol tue Surrogate VI
the County OF New-Yors notice "a HEREBY given Gil
b-vg ei against JERrSIA WILLIE late Of the CITY OF Ne
YORK widow decessco present tie sa- vi vo9chn bend
~ bsrher A. the resid Robot Earle No - Sa.ss
a. in the Ct of New York before che aeenh day u Jay
New ork the eleventh dsy % January, 1884
N'N' ROBERT FABLE (,.
HARVEY HIGGINS ( EAecstn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

tn Couuty OF New York Noice hereby gwen 70 III pess
beyiucc sgaiust GEORGE w DAWSON late OF the Cad
NcwYor deccassd present. The with voneher. saeis
tto her AZ 40 LAG. ie CITY u 10
Yor on or before the te IN lay OF MAJ = Dite Ssfx
the eighth day OF Sept, 1883 ESTHER DAWSON,
s.llawfriF Aiinnsaitc1l
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TlilanCldl

tITIZENs' BANK, NEW-lONK, FeD. j. I55I
DIyIDEND.-A seni-annual dividend OF four pc
on the capta stock this Bank has b. declared pay
M the soc holders and after the 18th ns: The ,ranste
book will BE- closed IN IL that cate by order ,-,, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
FOR sAVANNAH-FARE REDUCED.-hs.
fccal Nonlco.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sarronsd
the Covrty NevY,k uoce IS hrr.5' sven % ali l,ss
iayi.r claims rga.st ON B0EkE-oN - ~ The Ny ds
York d.ceuied 70 present 'hc with y3 chers tltr eta
subscribers The reslcuce OF JOHN TURNER No =" Ass
the CIV OF NcwNcrk be- fore tfe th d day OF JOY asE
Dated Newly r. the .gh day of Dsceu'e iilj
JOHN TURNER - Free,,,.
$50 lawGrrFs NfHFMlAH NILLRR "Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

OFFICE OF TIE peninsula MfSlSG COMPANY
No Ia Green sieh 81 NEW YoRE, FEB. g. 1854
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
~ Of tie PENINSULA MINING COMPANY iii be held II
HI. Cce on WEDNESDAY the 18th Day Of February inst.af,
o'clock NJ receive the Report OF the Board Of Director,
Of the Company 70 consider
rropety OF Lowing CsPte Stock and
Eect the ensuing year By order Of me Directors
A-@N' N~ WILLIAM HTCKOK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

At Meeting Of Directors OF ,he ALLeGdANt atN &c
G. heid thsr office, No 81 scaver q on .le % at a =
k,hur Iesry 4, su,d WherrGoon CT tlLGS -
w - ~ a. . + ZlPPEL S-cs"tssy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

~ MINING COMPANY, having ma arrangements tof 2 q,
a. 10 rstst an increased quantity OF t1er sPcror y al -
coming prepei 70 make contracts Tor 10 Il ieiy
- 90. "a bd their aep6rs HsmOrs AHAss
s,is he quality Of the Coal Is we'll eguA
cnt,rd Col for steam sllficturng domese puV'7s
t-ric.eu eau be mad 10 Mcssrs FOWLE Co. 40, nts
Arssudria W OSBORNE Esl A. Bela@ore or % Re saA
80 Al he oace OF Company No 81 Betgerst, NeT rS
VIII - CHARLEs WILLIAMS Genera Az mt A. N %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-03
Gratis !!

Just PnIi5h"3--A Mar Discovery IN Medicinc,
4 FEW WORDS On TIL L RATION
"A treatment, without Medicine Of Spcrmatolrhca
or Local Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low -ririt.
LaS>itudc, Weakness Of the Limbs and TIE Back,
lndi'position and lncal"city FIR study aud Labor,
Dizziness Of Apprehension, LoSs Of Memory, Aver
sion 10 society, Love Of Solitude, Timidity, self
Distru,t, dizziness, Ilcad-Achc, Involuntary Dis
charges, Pains in the side, Affection of the Eyes:
Pimgcs Oh the Face sexual and other Inlrmitics in
MIA.
From the french # Dr.. B. pr LAyEY:
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily be removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, il, in this
small trar., clearly demonstrated, aud the entirely
new and highly successful treatment as adopted BY
tho author, fully explained, by means Of which
every one Is enabled to cure hnsY perfectly, and at
tire letst Posshe coat, avoiding, thereby, all the ad
veitiacd nustrums of the day.
sent, To any address, gratis and pot free in n
asaed envelope, by rrmitting (ptst lad) two post
age stamps - Or. Is. ns LASgY, 81 Lispcnard
street, New fork.
Dec, 10. 1858. dkwlv
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\ l. w q y d ID 5
Mlbls's'RY,k.

ME HAVE Jusr RETURNED PROM TIL
w City, wlth large .ssOr' incnt Of NON Goods :;
and we can now show friends ono of the best
stocks in our line ever offered in this market Gu
Assortment Of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES oi
the best quality, is large and varied. Onr JEwELR,
comprises every variety of style aud price and o.
the latest patterns and in the Fancy Goods
lnc. may be found everything usually kept in estah
liShments like our. We steadily adhere to our sys
tenn Of business, which, far, has been successful
and has met with the unqualified appreciation of ou
friends and customcr3--viZ The CASH, USE PRIcE,
SMALL. PEoIIr SYSTEM. Every article Of goods Il
our establishment is marked in pair CURES, and WI
we sell Mt our mark-guurantccing ali TO be JUS,
WHAT WE RECOMMEND TT 10 H.
We gratefully appreciate the encouta cement that
has thus far been given us and trust our continued
efforts to merit it, will meet with the favor of dis.
eliminating public. II. V. HORTON 4 co.
No. / Bank Block.
Burlington, Sept. %. dhwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-03

HEATING AND CpoxING BY GAs--Tho New
\ ork Mirror, some tune ago, announced an
invention for heating and cooking by gas
We quote the following;
- The modgS opCranM is perfectly simple.
The common gas plrc is tapped at any point,
an india rubb,r tube is attached by means OF
an Ingenious coupling, composed in part. of
the same material, Cor wiich Mr.. Power has
also patiently through which the gas is con-
Quoted to a small iron plate not much larger
than ones hand--that forms what may he
called the stove. This plato is filled with
rcrforations. containing asbestos, which con-
ccntrates and diiluscs all the heat. TIE
computation made by the inventor GOES to
show that small Office might he heated for
the triing- sum of fifteen cents u day.
Gone Of our average gas burners costs about
tlirty-Evc cents for every 100 cubic feet of
gas, and as it burns only about four feet Per
hour, and as one burner of the ordinary size
will keep the pot boiling, or most of the dishes
going, the economy will he apparent to every
reader, \ company Of capitalists have taken
hold of the matter, and will soon erect largI
factory for making the cooking utensils, etc.
50 that the public will soon enjoy II partici
patton in the benefits Of this new and valuable
invention.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-03
HitoA
FNOH
8. Il. PETTENGILL&C eco ADVERTISING AGENCY
~ Nassau st N York g. 10 State ST. Boston


sNR0M rich aud roor, bond and frec--sll grades,
d colors and conditions, the same need Of praise
irrcsijtably given 90 this wonderful prcpara ion.
Thousands Of bottles AFRO sold aud used daily, and
hut one universal opinion il uttered by all who
it, and that Is, that remedy before discover
ed, possesses such perfect healing and curative prop
critics. u acts Ike magic in relieving pains of any
Kind, no matter by what caused or how cxcrutinting
-sprsns. dislocation Of joints bruises, cuts burns,
S"ads, ulcers. cancers, rheumatism, piles cakcd
breasts amy pain. soreness, stiffness or weakness
of joints, muscles lgamcnts. The linimcnt is
equally applicable and equally cfcctual in giving
Immediate relief. Try it. A. Il. BRAGG d co.,
sole Proprictors-prncipa Offices, 304 Broadway,
New Ork, and -. Louis, Missouri. "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-03
Albany and Rutland Railroad,
NoW cpea and mining through 10 Albeay,
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
gsal--. esEEsSSs..s s=-ssas=-.. A1D
-ks5&S;. .sssSg..Yy15s, i5s,Ss y ssassasx:a
1854 WINTER ARRANG EMENT.


Shortest and quickest through Mail Line from
Osdcnsburgh, Montreal, ltouses' Point, Pittsburgh
aud Burlington to Troy. Albany and New York,
VIA RUTLAND AND EAGLE. BRIDGE.
IN connection with Rutland & Burlington and
Il Hudson River Railroad.
This is the only line where Horse Poorer is Gscd,
and passengers are not annoyed by delays and
changes at Troy.
This is also the shortest and only direct limo from
Rutland to Albany, and as short as any other 10
Troy.
NO CHANGE OF CARS,
Conductors Baggage Masters between Rutland
and Troy or Albany.
Passengers by this route may rely upon making
all the connections advertised with the different
Roads.
At Albany passengers can proceed to New York
by the trains Of the Hudson River or Harlem Rail
roads, and to Buffalo and the West by the New York
Central Railroad.
Tr,ius Leave Burlington
FIRST TRAINS i5 A. N-irrive at Centre
Rutland IL rs A. NJ, Troy lj p. NJ, or Albany 20
P. NJ, have h,ur at Albany to dine, leave Troy
30 =. NJ. or Albany p. VI for New York. Arrive
Mt New York at 80 pm.
Lightning Trains for Buffalo leave Albany pm.
and / pm.
SECOND TRAIN 50 p.M.-Arrive at Rutland
to lodge p. NJ, leave Rutland - A. 81, arrive
at Troy 10 A. VI. or Albany ~ ii A. NJ, leave Troy
10 80 or Albany II A ". for New York. Arrive at
Nav York 80 Pm.
Lightning Train for Buffalo leaves Albany at IL
A.
Through Tickets to be procured at the Rutland &
Burlington Railroad office, or of
JArES ". Mills, Agent, Burlington.
:. TiLLEY, Travelling Agent, Burlington.
Also, Through Tickets to buffalo, Clenveand,
Toledo, Detroit, Cincinnati Chicago, and all the
Western cities, for sale at the Office of the Rutland
1t Burlington Railroad, or of the Agents Of the
Albany and Rutland Railroad.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-03
T. ss 3 I, 8 !!

I IL WHO WANT ANES or THE REAL COL
: "A LlNS co. make should be particular to notice
n" stamps, there various councricts ami i'm
itations Stamped Collins and labelled much like ours,
which traudcntly sold in some parts OF the
United states as our manufacture. They are made
in dlicrcut parts Of the county by various axe
The genuine Collins axes, which have acquired such
An extensive reputation, are inI arably stamped
COLLINS ( CO., HARTFORD" and each axe
has printed label with my signature. 1t is nov
more than TWENTY-FIVE YEARS since we CONNIE need
he business with the stamp of" Collins Co., Hart
ord, and do not know oG any other a1cmaker by
Ae name Of Collins in the United states.
SAN. W. COLLINS.
August a. 1853. w2wlyc.r
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PROCLAMATION
To the Citlzcns OF burlington

TO the Citizens OF burlington
PU LIVER NAGliER'
HYDRO-ELEC7RIC roLTAIc CHAINS,
EoNsrRuCTED 10 BE worn NEXT TO THE
~ skin, producing a constant current Of uainteT-
TnRrd Electro Mtgnaism-e Ieotius INAEpIAlr RE.
LIEF, FROM ALL AerrE PAINS, aud
Permanent Cureo Of all Ncuralgic Diseases.
PuLvGRMAcHgH's Electric CHAINS were frat
used i'll France, three yeurs since for the cure of
Nervous Diseases, and after being submitted to the
most thorough trial, in every Hospital ia Paris by
the most learned Professors in that citv they were
recommended to the Government of France who
granted Patent for the discovery. During the wear
lsjl-2 they were introduced in Gcrmany Au,tria ,
Prussia and England and one year aincc, introduce
and Patented by tle United States Government.
Nos< Astonishing Cures of
Rheumatism, St. Vins-Danco.
Painful Swelled Joints. Palptation of tho Heart,
Neuralgia of the face, Periodical Headache,
Deafness, Blindness, Pains from INDIGESTION
Mysteries, Dyspepsia, Uterine Pains.
EVERY DISEASE, CALLED NERVOUS,
is quickly and rapidly cured. by simply wearing the
Chains for a few hours each day.
Tho Chains were first introduced in the city Of
New ork, where they were exhibited to Professors
Valentine Mott, Van buren,, Post and Carnochan.
who really discovered that they possessed Strange
and Singular Power Of
instantly kclicVlnT rams,
whenever applied, and by their recommendation,
and influence they introduced into the III crcni
Hospitals in New ork aud in daily use in
hcso institutions, in the treatment and cure of the
above named diseases,
NO OTHER MECHA NICAL AGENT.
in the world, can produce many well authcnti-
Gated Certificates of cure, from Scientific pnysiciaus
and lntclli gent Patients may be found in each
Pamphlet, watch may BE- obtained gratis at the
Drug store of iHEo. A. Prck, who i, the sole Agent
for Burlington and who will explain the manner Of
use, TO any one who may apply.
In the city of New ~ oIk, in tho General Office
5ts Broadway, there are daily being Sold from
forty to sixty Chains and the sale and demand in
Boston ar" as great in proportion to the population,
although they have been introduced three months
The Chains are easily worn, and are equally ap-
plicable to all classes of persons, the child as well
as the adult, and are always ready for usc--ncvcr
get out of repair, and much an article OF
/ ornament, as Il valuable means of cure.
CAUTION To LADIES.-Lldics who are sncie1ic n re
requested not to continue their use but for a fey,
moments, at each time, for by long use, iscarraG,
| if frequently produced.
The prices of the Chains arc So, and IS, IS and
80 links, and can be sent by mail, to any part Of
the State, by addressing THO. A. PECK, only Agent
for Burlington.
| I. SrEiNEkT, jGs Broadway, y. Y, Genera
| Agent.
september IL, 1853. wl3,nos.6
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-WmrE W OMEN IN CAPTIVITY. Tile last
Santa Fee mail which arrived at Louisville
week ago Saturday, brings tho intelligence
that Mrs. Jane Wilson had been taken from
the Camanches. She was captured by them
whilst on her way to California from Texas.
Her husband and others were killed. She re-
ports that the Indians have another white
woman in captivity. Mrs Wilson describes
her own suflerings whilst in captivity as very
great, and in some respects she was treated
in the most brutal and revolving manner
---.AN INVENTION Some our exchanges
exult over the following invention us a ford
ing a means of heading off the riotous inha-
hitants of the pcnnsyl ania "Sleepy Hollow"
We DO not see ns it meets the case, however,
unless it can be so improved that cars can
be run without rails to run on, and cross
rivers without bridges.
"By new arrangement of car whecls
they can he accommodated to railroads of diff
ferrnt guagcs. The Ciercland HcraH men
tons the arrival in that city of IL cars,
rrcightcd with hogs, which were loaded at
indianapolis, and transported in the same
=, Tt,,;,i. S - 90 ''O'' =" ~,
~ a'U ''',p - i,i'es over ieIt
mlrahlc improvement. and will do much
towards ohyiating the delays cons 'quent upon
the different guages Of connecting railroads. :"
--ONE OF THE TIRES. Mr.. Peter Dawson
-. - IN" pm, 'rre u"out t,e
n,'' SIN vi 'i"l'cr :"
ANU - .'t' io''g ana c3','n'neu,
ns ~ '""i'" Vi o'CS WIN ~" i"S Vi
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N'''' WV '"'''o'o 'N " ihc''''o"'
-SrRAYEp OR Sro1EN--A h"npeckcd hus-
~ q 7''' a. III 'no NY
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,bcnd Lrolo As c,r tn,st;,,,. L' S..i' ',lo
ir,n IL, sn ,,t, onoo g. c'ntii ei ''''
avn dchts i !. ,ot ~ ~, l;i.I,. a.. tIS LII
lay awake nights thinking about other peo-
pies
To Ebtrons Avn 7ur prrt,c-.1ohn
tNcCrcror - l,I nrl5 Incl arr;rod ~ R,ncror
Me-. from E,liub1,,', Srn,Inud ia dceirnns ~
hearing Of the residence Of his father. Wm'
NcGrcror. who left scotland about two vn,rs
since. and arcord;nr to tho d,tn or , Inttor
from Bonoor w,e in tb,t r;tv oomo G,.a
Imontba.;nc, win tLo pross C,,or tha soo,,.h
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