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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15
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The Courier des E,a,s Uuis thus hits on
the course Of examination in divorce trial,
lately pending in New York, and whose in
,erminahle length was an intolerabie bore
At one time one of the counsel rises in
the midst of an unimporiant examination,
and fixing on the witness triumphant and
insulting look, questions him after the toll.
lowing manner:
when five years since you saw, as you
say, Mr.. X pass his arm around the
waist OF Mrs. W, the plaintiff, did
you wear new boots, or did you have IN
boots which had been mended! BE care.
lul what you say; consider before You an
swer"
Blu, the counsel for the opposite p ,r,y RI
ses in ,urn-his eyes flashing with indig-
nation. He forhids the witness TO answer
the question, for his boots had nothing TO do
with the subject Of the suit. A learned and
lengthy discussion ensues. One supports
his arguments with Blackstone; the other
relies on Kent aud recent American deci-
sions. Both sides get heated the audi
ence is excited; no doubt the life, or at any
rate the honor of the accused, depends upon
the boots worn by the witness. In the
meantime the Court adourns. and for an
hour or two you may see groups lingering
about the corridors of the City Hall, dis
cussing earnestly the question OF the i'm
mortal boots. At last The Court re.opens.
and each one takes his place. In the mean
time the witness, fixed in his seat. mute and
inmovable, has become the target for all
eyes, which are eagerly and wondering y
directed towards him 1t has now come TO
the Judges turn to speak.
If the question merely regarded such OF
such boots, undoubtedly IL would he very
tyrranical stretch Of authority to force the
witness to answer; but inasuIuch AS ii was
a question concerning boots worn under
such and such circumstances, in view Of
such and such presidents. aud on consult
ing such and such authorities. and whereas
article Sd OF such a statue places the wit
ness nnreservedly in the hands OF counsel,
the Court is Of opinion. and decides. that
the witness must answer the question pro-
posed 10 him"
Elch one Of the spectators holds his
breath, and raises up on the points OF his
toes to hear the answer. A dead silence
reigns through the Court room. The plain.
tiff becomes pale ; the jury look more and
more serious; one of the lawyers bites his
lips with anger, while his adversary smiles
slightly. The Judge is as dig'.itied and
impossible as the law. The crier calls
g Siieurer - At last. in dis,inc, voice,
the witness answers
81 did not wear boots at all on that oc.
casion-t wore shoes -
All hrrathed freely again, and they pass
10 another depnsiiion.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

PANTALooNs WITHOUT ScsPrNDERs.-Pro.
lessor La Borde, of South Carolina College,
in his recent work on physiology, says
"As the women have concluded TO disc
pense with shoulder-straps, some men, es-
pecialiy in the city, have though they would
prove pan,aioons can be worn without sus.
penGers. The men now strut the streets
with their pantaoons tightly buttoned, side
by side with the women, whose skirts or
pe,ticoats are firmly bound around their
persons. Upon fair view, the evil Is the
same in both cases. pressure upon the vital
organs, impairment of their proper action.
want OF development, deformity, disease,
ana. premature death. The New York Phre-
biological Journal says: AS we walk the
streets of our city, we see scores Of boys
from twelve to sixteen years old, with their
pants buck'ed very tightly around their dis.
connected bodies, preventing growth at this
rapidly growing age, and the result Is gen.
Grafton Of dysptp,lc, pale.face, puny apollo
giles for men"
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

V The physical appearance Of man
sometimes changes the curren! Of events.
A case in point occurred recently. The
children of two neighboring families had
their daily quarrrls and fights, which re.
suited occasionally in bruised faces and
torn garments. The father of one family,
believing his children to have been sadly
ma!treased, and being passionate man,
concluded that the snrest way to settle the
differences between their households per.
manenily. would be to chastse the head Of
the other family, although, az yet, he had
never seenhim. He thereupon procured a
rawhide, and abruptly entering his neigh.
boris tenement, inquired, in threatening
tone, for the " man of the house
~ am here, sir" said parsonage of up
wards of six feet, and Weighing some ego
pounds. as he approached to learn the busi-
ness Of his neighbor.
"Did | understand you that you were
the gentleman Of the house I"
"Ies, sir"
Well, IL just dropped In, sir, to see
if this was your rawhide.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

A FIRST RATE Book NoricR. the
Journal edited and printed by lunaties. at
the Edlnburgh Royal Asylum. called The
Morniug-siGe Mirror, is the folio wing curl
Gus instante Of the deep vein of satire
which is to be found in some OF the pro-
duclions The Multiplication Table {: a
Blank Verse Poem in Twelve Cantos (:
Translated from the Spanish Of Don Cay
by Lord Walker iii mo. Punch Morn
ingside, 1850 We congratulate the pub
lie upon this acquisition to the literature Of
the age. Il has long been a des'deratum ;
and we hail its advent with eHthusiasm.-
To The translator we owe deep debt OF
gratitude for this great work. No man
within the circle Of cur acquaintance was
better fitted by nature Cor so Important an
Undertaking. The amount Of talent and
learning he has brought 10 bear upon Ibis
,hs,in.e suhjec, is perfectly wonderful
There is a strength Of feeling depth ot
research, a power Of thought. a faeiIity Of
expression, in paris If this magnifcen,
poem, that we look for in vain else where -
We venture TO say-and We put our foot
boldly on tie asser;ion-ihat. in the whole
cycle Of English literature, there is nothing
that can compete. either in profundity Of
view or in solidiiy Of reason. with the fol-
lowing passage, which occurs in Canto the
Fifth:
" Five times five are twenty-five,
Five times SIX are thirty,
Five times seven are th.fty-hvc,
Five times eight are forty.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

to A malignant, baby-hating correspon.
dent of the London Chdrirari, writes that
he y iii subscribe ten enineas to baby-show
il they will drown all the unsuccessful cam
didates for premiums
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

TT Make mp your mind 10 accomplish
whatever you undertake decide upon some
particular employment, and persevere in 1t.
All difficulties are overcome by diligence
and assiduity.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

~ Always adhere strictly to truth bus
while you express what is true, express it
in pleasing manner. Truth is the picture,
the manner is the frame which displays il
10 advantage.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

IT Well, Nrighbor, what is the most
Christian news this morning I" said gen.
tleman Of Providence to HE friend. .. /
have bought barrel Of -four for poor wo-
man" "Ah! just like you. Who 10 it
you have made happy by this charity ~
:. My wife"
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

" A distinguished literary lady was
once found in paroxysm Of tears over the
supposed tomb Of Washington, at Mount
Vernon, but which turned out to be an ice
house.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

"" You are very stupid, Thomas"
said country teacher TO little boy eight
years old. You are like a donkey, and
what do they do to cure him Of stupidity I"
=" Why, they feed him more and kick him
less" said the little urchin.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

II Queen Caroline asked Sir Robert
Walpole what il would cost to enclose 81.
James, Park, with view to exclude the
public from il. 1, Madam" the premier 10
said to have replied, :. only cRowN,"
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

~ A bachelor adveriises for a "kelp-
mate" one who would prove " compsn.
ion for his hs.d, and his lot" A fair one
replying. asked very honestly, chow big
is your lot %
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

/" voicEs OF THE NiGHT. Those be-
longing % male gfimalkins, and such young
men as tease attic bedrooms with serena
ding about Araby's Daughter, and other
oriental females.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

NEW Shsd aud Mackerel, in bhls half hbls.
IN aud Kite. Men. & 4.
NTcNEIL & BRAMAN are receiving a
lvl complete assortmen at OF Panama, Grenada,
Straw aud Palm Leaf Hats OF the latest styles.
1lRIED Apples and Peaches. at
H NJ. & BIS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

DLEACHED CoTToNS rs fine, 20 yards
ID tor $i,o0at N. & Z. A. BERRY'S.
nRESS GOODS Jus, received, one case one
II yard wide, pure Nader Lawns al 6 Ia, at
A. & +. A. SERRY'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

vSLOUR.-ss hhls. Of Extra Geuesee, in
II barrels aud bage also, Graham, Homony
and Rice Flour.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

EAA Yards more OF those Irish Linen rem
COO aaats 70 cents. at
N. & E. A. BERRY'S.
n AIDES Grass Cloth skirts. cheap, a,
L. n & L. A. BERRY'S.
DROWN Sheetings and Shirtinrs-anothe Ell
ID lot a. heavy brown, 8 Ii cts, al
N. & T.. A. BERRY'S.
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1o,hint from AssIs.nee., sale.-Merchants

froh NORTH, euth Bat and West well the public Ia
EenrA are wpectuy requested 20 call and examine an
immense lot hne iahlonAhe sprHs and clothing
bou,tt ave aud for sale wholesale and retaf AZ
Evans Gliding Warehouse % and - Fulton street at
less than halprioe.
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sprinV, Is55-Cusrom observation-disclosures

SprbRS ISoo'-Custom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
stock Of cloths cAsmeres and vestngs for spring trade
Ia ready for inspection, embracing everything that
ia new and desirable, OF importation selec
tOns. The cutters of this department. headed Mr. A.
Zines Of coats vests and pants, and ton
10 to spare pains expense to make this very popu
lar department. Of business The directions TO this
effect are-frst TO make every garment TO the best
standard Of taste and workmanship-the quality TO be
av avs fairly represented second to be prompt to the
very hour garment Is prou sed; and third, to be
tion be had for else where.
d. DESLIN 4 CO., 258, $50 and 260 Broadway.
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seton invited 10 examine stock ~
sysng and clothing feel assured they will ind
htrom itseSteht variety style aud eheapne.s, well
wsthy o. tr consideration While the disposition Of
msuActurs this has been 70 greatly reduce their
stts wc Ee availed ourselves Of the advantages ~ low
snfkr Tor poaN and labor 20 manufacture much iarrer
rtrk than vhave donewhieh, consequently will
be nablsd toner ~ remarkably low prices.
u. DNLIN CO. 10, $50 and 20 Broadway,
Warren street
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hats vas ntrodu9ed " Comm Saturday the 9th ut
Ne~iork nd the Union have for many accepted
quarterly ~ Genin the governing styles Of the
day and spring hat for 1855 will be fund possess
hstst clans TO the admiration Of men Of taatc Judge
men. oEIN 90 BroadMAy. opposite ST PAnl's Church
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hand starao,sorimcnt retail every sire aso BYRON
ncci ties pore HANDKERCHIEF threcply linen colars
haHcry ar, AZ low prices. lease call and IRA
PERECO ~, u saasaI street,
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nofy theircustomsrs and the public that they have
moed TO tn spacious stores No ~ Greenwich street DO
barely and vescy streets where they would invite
thatentoef the public TO their spring styles Of gentle
ma "a lat a
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The Imrnved XinIIn.- Che most cnsily

learned wtha most popular muties IT. use
Ma nfseturct - Broadway, waters music starc.
" KOHEkIsN, inventor and teacher % TIE Improved
keyed violin.
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40 Wigs and Toupees-The Celebrated
unuf,ctory for wigs toupees brads OF long hair front
btds. &C., is situated ut u Maiden lane, Of
ksau street. Cauton-Bewars of Broadway prices.
MEDHURsT Il HEARD 81 Maiden lane.
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Frpw IL So - ~ ny OnEucat, vhieh vlll
iulura to- tli8 - tr 20 ANY part te roaary
" o. GtAnA, t53 Erchdsry, tasemtEt lSites q sontt
Jhird stFs, pacera,
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counterfeiters.-To Designate LoveCs WnIl-
pae from a spurious article in circulation ii Loveta
on signature is written with pen, and .sted on tue
osde wrapper. Gray hair restored 10 its original
cor, and badness cured. Office No. 1872 Broadway.
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workman 70 he charge % ~ establishment b. thts
city where thtrk fUr two Nauthiy Magazine
"a Apply beusn ~ AMI II O'Clock, fraak Leslie y
Spruce street
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Wigs and TOupees.-BatchelOr's new and
he,tu styles Of wigs, toupees brads and all kinds Of
srameDtal hair work, are TO be found only at 233
Bssdway, where he has also fitted up nine private
roas for the application of his famous hair dye. Sold
whesale and retail, as above.
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Gentlemen's Hars-spring Style for IS5J.-
EPENCHEID socts the attention of his customers and
the public 10 the spring style To gentlemen seeking
combinations of economy, superior quality and elegance
OF outline his Offering for the season is respectfully
submitted. N. ESPkNCHEID, lis Nassau street.
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AUCTION NoTIcE-GREAT SALE or MAGSIFI
n cent diamond Jewelry.-EDWARD SCHESCk, will
sell at anction Friday March 9, 10Y o'clock at his
salesroom, 10 all street superb diamond Jewelry consist
of sets Of bracelet pin and cluster and
single stone rings and pms also ELEGANT assortment ~
ladies' watches set both sides with diamonds also Others
by Tobias Cooper Roskel iBreng Frere and Others dou
BILE time keercrs independent seconds &c &c also large
invoice Of superb icwery consisting in Of gold SETS
tuds sleeve buttons bracelets and earrings seal
&c being Of the largest and most valuable sales u the
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Important To neutrality-suspicious. Spring
assortment of carpengs, oiclotbs, curtains and
tain materials, il ready for inspection, and wild he
offered At greatly reduced prices. LORD & TAYLOR,
Grand street, corner of Chryste.
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Beebe d Co, I56 Broadway, respectfully
s0hcits the attention Of their and public
10 the spring and summer fashion for gentemens hats
end caps.
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Piessor Holloway has, by order, despatched % the
hsstal of the army OF the East, the celebrated DIR.
kneies with large shipment OF the ointment, to be
uAes under his instruction. IL will cure any wound,
sorer ulcer. SOLD by all druggists and at TIE
factdes, No SO Maiden lane, New York and No. 244
Srai London at rs cents 62 cents, and 81 per pot.
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Iramlr the spring style OF GentIemen,.


hat introdced by DAVID. Those who really beau.
tiff article bould give him call, Mt his salesrOom sol
Broadway, scobd door from Duane street.
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CHERFF SALE OF THE KOSiuTH H0uSE.-OS FRI
- day, March ., At 101s O'Clock A. NJ, the prem
Of Cbr.topher and Hudson streets contents
of the refectory known the Kossuth House consist
ing in part OF chairs tables crocsery stcnen and cook
ing utensils pictures bar and bar fixtures and other
articles pertaining To an enting house.
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by tie ,ost fattidous They certainly beautiful
hat ln equal to the leading hat lately introduced BY
Whit. WHITE 2I2 Broadway, corner Of Fulton street
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This is the very time, the Identical day,
to get superb photograph at ROOFS great pre-.
MUM gallery, 3e3 Broadway. The work of this estab
hsbment challenges competition
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Er.t In the Fi.ld.-Our Odd friend Kno,

tie ha,er Is out, AZ spring in with style Of
hat, nvery adapted 70 the season. IL Is great i'm.
prevent II such thing possible that o. any
preoedx year; and IL word Is doubted let the public
call q uiton street sun BUILDING under te Pres
sott Hoe Broadway, and be satisfied.
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Anson,s Daguerreotypes, Inrg e Size, rer

AnbOh y DaENtrrtOtypts, IHrSc sIZe, TOE HHty
cents, colored, and in nice lined with velvet
preserver twice the size others make for fifty cents
and equal in quality and size to those made elsewhere
for two dollars. Anson's $50 Broadway. opposite Ne
tIopOhtan Hotel
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laval Intelligence.

TO THE BAISBRIDGB -he hurricane
fhe brig Of cambridge, (which
'ffok 9Th Dst,), occurred in lat 81, lon.
|hg the vessel on her beam ends, while lay
Ger a balance reefed main try. sail. The guns
tr bower anchors thrown 10 prevent her
underDg, a, their weight pressing her down, and
flooding her decks with water. Her starboard quarter
boat and two OF the lower rigging carried
away tler broSen, many other casualties occurred,
rendering IT 10 return TO reft In getting rid
OF the the officers and attending to that duty
were up 10 their srmps in water rendering it work OF
difficulty and danger.
The U. Z. ship Savannah, Com. sater from River Ia
Plate, and the storeship Relief, Capt Rowan, were at
Rio Janeo January IT, The latter would sail for New
York in four five days
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nR REUBEN D. DCTCBER WILL LECTURE on THE
IL diseases II the chest and digestive apparatus, on
thursday and Friday evenings the sth and OH March
In the Dutch Reformed church. In Grand street Jersey
City The two splendid paintings the Goddess Of Fash
ion and Poser's Gr.ek slave will be exhibited both
ings also several fun SIZED anatomical paintings oil
colors. How preyent all chest diseases ~hout cost
neciciDe viii Be- fully explained Aimission 0ps
evening % cents both evenings, ~ * cenis. One gen
iemAn and two ladies both bgs dollar 9hll.
dren under twelve years 81 age, half price Lectures
will commence a. \ r. ".
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THE MILITARY.


FI'O TIE VFRFRAkS or 1912 Or THEIR wTD1ws--
j Those Who received forty 0. land emit
tied 10 leo and fhos. vho received eighty
acres en- titled 20 eighty and obtain
their warrants ~ the agent. y r BITE IL Van
street. basement No charge uhst.ysr until WErranta
are collected.
NOTICE - MEETING ~ TmE PooL Guards
" viii = hold ~ ~ h0use q NartAn ~ fplu ~ Han
flons street, FRIDAY eveut :, Marcel y Al Toe mss
bars are rgGetsd a. htnI stnsss ~ Import tuse all
Ne tranfAftrd. ~ order, JAS BANAEE, captain
Jotts NccoHNirG. secretary.
DYNBTKs BATTALION .-fuE oFFiCER- OP ruE
IL Ryna.rs Battalion fhsit sid stan1 rtrEtffsI ~
At their tsAt THNrterp Pewter Mur Na TBS Fniay
evening" March ~ Ts o.eNek tuansfs VI ffsat -
r,fiArts lly arit- n q y WAtIa
r <tNftN IutEn ANYs. So Major CON a4am4iaw
LTTFRANS ~ nm Wan III Ig2-AS AU1uURsEp
ms ting ttEe star. "a tHaaY So 81 ia.taat 81
-ts 81 NJ rs 0g4tr w JU~I*
titsttaIat Csiansl N6mmkta4nr
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Spring style or Hats just Introduced. -
Those of readers in want of fashionable hat can
obtain one at HALLS, 413 Broadway, who ia the NJ,
knowledgsd leader OF fashion in New York, by public
appreciation. Corner ofLspenard street and way
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F. Derby 4 Co. Ta,lors, No. IL Park Place,

respectfully announce that their annual display of
spring and fabrics will be ready for inspection
this morning, comprising assortment Of cassmeres
and waistcoatngs alone of the and richest de-
signs, upwards OF thousand different varieties Of
patterns To those who study excellence with economy
In fashionable articles OF dress opportunity for seec
ton is offered from the most of foreign
goods OF our owD importation offered in this
try ut very reduced scale Of prices No IL Park place
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NTnoNY !. BLEEcKER, AucrrovEER-wILL

Y
"A sell Tuesday March 10 ut u clock st the Mer
chants Exchange the following desirable real estate
On Thirty fourth street 400 feet ~ide the elegant four
English bafeuent stone house lot
ground known 39 West Thirty fourth north side
and between seventh and Eighth The lot II feet
inches by 81 feet inches In depth. The house rs feet
inches BY 70 feet in depth finished in beautiful style with all
the modern improvements such marble mants
gas Croton water baths water closets speaking tubes
furnaces and registers 70 the third story and second
painted French gray, Independent
and desirable for hrst class residence The
property Is rented % the LIST Of May SD
portion o. the purchase money remain
and MORTGAGE For maps and further Particular apply
the suctioneer, No Broad street.
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EUybHCIWNb NVtOICh
Asulty throughout the world:--Gen temen-As IL has
anen TO my lot 10 discover the most effectual
tpic medicine known to the world, and
It h my sincere desire to extend ts useful
mss to all suffering humanity, l induced to
make you the following proposition hoping you will
receive il in the same philanthropic spirit as
make II, that by your powerful aid, through your
actice thouran1s who suffering " tn dys.
epsia, indigestion and scrofula may obtain true and
einansn. feei, PROPOSE 70 s1ow an ie g Pnys a
" Oortandt street. OF Broadway, the full and
receipt for preparing my Fluid Extract Of Sarsaea
la and explain to them the modus operanAi Of the
culiar machinery and apparatus used for III purpose
believing, AZ LIDO such cour.e my part will do
way with all prejudice yours, andbe the OF
establishing your full confidence in my compound
at you may thereby add to your curative agents the
ct and greatest blood purifier in the whole world.
., gentlemen, your obedient servant,
JOHN BULL. of Louisville, Ky.
New York, March 3, 1855
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$50
are popular with the penny newspapers sh
ling cheap postage These pictures portray pro
gres., picture making, alike with ali the Of
hS A.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.

A SToNIO yERALI WILL HEAR OF SOMETHING
N greatly TO his advantage by calling Twenty third
ltfeet he did some months since Saturday.
morning. at 10 o'clock without fail.
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DEmRATE SpIcIpE.-An unknown man committed
suicide by placing himself in front OF engine which
bringing II ain into Troy Wednesday evening.
When the train pproachng the depot he sheltered
himself behind empty standing on si,e track,
and when the moment arrived he stepped out and the
approaching train passing over him killed him instantly
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LECTURES.

4 COURSE or PUBLIC LECTURES WILL BE De
n lysred before tohota lodge, in the Doric room
cd Fellows Hall, corner Of Grand and Centre, by r. g.
J. X. landon, as folIoss-Frday evening, Marsh .,
Introductory March L. John pym, tho leader Of the
Long Parliament; March 70. John HampaeD Marsh 20,
cir Harry yate, April ., Oliver Cromwell A commit
tee win be in waiting 70 receive strangers With a-s
and conduct them Ia the reception AZ these i.e
lures consecutive those who may intend 20 hear
any portion 81 them should hear the 10 tlal Lee
tnre 20 commence at O'Clock JAS II CLAYTON
Chm of Com ., Arrangement.
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Defiance Salamander ssfeS.-Robert VI. Pat
uCK In the sole manufacturer In the United States OF
b above celebrated safes, and y. c. Collins mpene
liable defiance locks and cross bars Depot No l92
harl Rtreet door below Maiden lane.