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LIFE IN THE FAR WEST.
ouR MrSTnsorA ooRREsrorDRsCE

n. Paul, huSrsorA, August IA, 1857.
presuming your readers would be somewhs, dcsirous
,o know something OF mo "wes,ern wilderness" win
trouble you with . few remarks - 70 the manner and
mode Of living some fourteen hundred miles away from
The great ssru ci.cs n requires now about nve lays
travel and that through country both novel and pcsu
RESCUE 70 pay . wish 70 this region, and having
rived here he Eastern may veil open his cy~ 10
rYon np Van winkle slesp, 10 nnd 90 many familiar
sshu around him. where he looks for the canoe, he
nnds immense Steamboats, that win even mako the
moving pah,es On ths Norh River hide behind Shcir own
paddle bores where he anticipates she ws~am, he finds
large family mansions and hoteshe var In aru menss OF
he ,ass turned into the carving knife and fork and the
scalp Of "aud lang syne" into calves bead and p~aire
chickens, the appearance Of vhioh MAKES one forget,
almcst that there are such plaoes In existence ~ the
Aser, 81 Nicholas on Metro ohtAn, In fact your boat no
touches the wharf, than yoa assaied with ab
men sase drivers and all The old familiar cries Of tho
rhere are numerous nps hotel, here, amongst which
the FULLER House takes he lead; having been opened
no bose In the Union.
clothes, you take your nt meal and walk out, naturally
wondering how some fifteen thousand people mako Their
yirs 10 many miles avay from your ideas Of cvi
win take wsk with me win show you the immense
ami freight bouses the levee whore produce
grain, 80, are consigned for further shipments viii
point srse rsfs Of timber tipg on Inc bosom OF the
'srather wsicrs" for ~ Louis other places viii
take you N numerous shoe, oshing dry goods
grocery and Peter Funh auction stores m you are
deerous OF pnsinF into politics. have only 10 20 70
the cspol-that large bnildlrg with dome 10 little
IN the sssnce and you nave surfeN there the
consultation for The Terri ory about being framed NJ
bye rich rcene occurred In connection with tbs Sub
ice, some few days snce question ~ss raised a. ',
woman's ighu, vben certsiu member from nmNins
zone of the whole souled In the word feeling
himself between two fires, VIZ: hh constituents and the
fair ,e, vsh vhou he qeits fsvorc, tried 10 dodge
sr,-erirs 10 his name The serg abs a Arms brought
aim ur and fortuss,ey for him. jlst A. the cJnvtutco
v~ sdjournre 80 be safe FOR one day at least Pity
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THE JERSEY COAST.
OrR Lore BRANoa CoRRTN rorpRNCH-

LoNo BRBcB, Sept 1, 1877,
rnoie Of ne Seasos The Last Hop at ne kdnsion House.
vislers Of Note-< iao Parting Words About Long
Branch dc DC.
The advent of autumn has no seescd us very unfsvos
bly, in This quarter Of New Jersey ne hotel bust
ness has becs bad for The propreors thai the closing
OF scms Of them this week (Which, understand,
,empla.ed) win pr,bsby bc attended with The salutary
erec. Of diminishing their actual io.cs. There are no
more Than tvo houses the beach that have paid
pen,e. this year and hesc two have been dolrs just
socd bu ane.r me two last -sets a. any time during
the seas p The we,ther ~hrh at ast seemed 10 bs
corsplreo In raining The ~sis,irg plsccs, has been
gradually improving, snh borgn NE mornings and eve
n,nss .s chilly tn ugh TO ske woolen co ming and
Gre desirable The srp quito sarm s,d the surf bathing
excellent Several ate ap,s have been made ihe past
week 70 ges up hops Al some Of the houses out they, In
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city Intelligence.
TAxEs RkCEIyED FOR THE YEAR 1857.
Total. $50 ,7s4


DASpG ArrsTT HIGHWAY RoHHuY.-LAAt evening
about O'Clock, daring suempt At highway robbery m
lady made In University place, feuth street II
The lady had her purse exposed to vie . bot was
attached TO her writ by chain. An she yssslhe By
Or Poth church che met Two mon, one OF whom made
grab The purse and tho her A her vat,h, which vas
cpred by q chain about her pecx Forsu, stely the
roeues failed IN tbsir sDdeavor 10 The plumber
they succeeded In Frightening the lady, who rsin Ell
gentleman ~n passing At the me who witne sed the oc-
tin Knocked MIN down and /, made of rne LADY
recovered from her faint md managed 10 get no rns
should be warning 70 ladies' not 70 expose their purses
too oopspcuously
FIrB n CHssHsns Srpnrr Shortly arer seven O'Clock
ast evening, nre broke In the dry Foods store of
Williams 4 Poven, No w Chambers street rho aremes
early % the premises and ex,oguished the Games
The seems have originated In the rear part OF the
ihr ugh tho n)or above and extended W tue skynt o.
tho estGIt Uonsderab Bile danage vas done 10 Tn :
gsods By Gre and ~aer probably 70 the amount of
81 eco or 5000 The firm ae fully covered nv insd
rance The seccno floor 10 oc uped by stera Il aoeen
steln dealers In cloaks and manllss they have
ceived any damage.
AsorsER NFslSa INDIVIDUAL - In advertising oolup an
-il oe found description Of Mr. Lyman Le-is Jr., who
ef wtn0ed, Naa ,on the 18th OF August last since whoh
time bis fren4s nnd no trace Of him. and tear he hv
been foullv ceat With. Any psrou who tell Of his
~he sbouts since tha' time vii he Hbersy rewarded by
nctyirg tho persons mentioned In the advsrusemert
CoKsrcrlos : In the HERALD Of yesterday vas stated
hat rctcr oorse was plot OF The gcorg, LAv mis- 10
misiskc Mr. Zee N the Jilot 0f the Onsszka Thomas
Rockwell 10 the pits. ~ the George Ia~. Mr. coffee ~ss
not hereore 70 osmc Tor rs collision Friday morning
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me poor fellow, a. am afraid he will have to ys'd

NE poor fellow, ss am afraid he will have to ys'd
We have 8o,hs mites here by soores-I.wyer., dopors
bG kers real esta'e brokers' bu der ami arubiseni.
In the wsy Of Amusements the ceople ~
cert. ci,eus ,he.e, Is Mrs \. Ter ana Mr. J.m,- "a
are potn star irg 70 very good houres STIR ded is
mic iat ats roman ic srot al Phslan'. Lake. anoai
hal mile from the city Tue lake Itself il mil
long and half mile vide, With boats tn for ripg
sailing The property on q ,h this lake i, to be f,ani il
o~ned by Harwocd Igiehart Esq and, hke every
inch Of ground for miles Arould 81 Paul, lis
being quickly pu chased bv tho oitizsus, who
are placing beautiful oo4S'ry .esIasuoes thereon noi-d
cost over 81, eco pierre tn 1t ur Igena ia
invitation The party formed; aud TO chow ygu hat
people don't stop A es out wee either for business
peasure, ill give you = de,crp ton Of the so-ne:
II day appointed turned To be q very dssgr@4Able
-, amot oef aireo Of our oAy's amusement After q
consultation wi fair partner, hoseper, tn
conclusion that shond Dot bs 6etevred ~eashsr
10 we obtained clase cssr'.s- end OF stAr cd MIS-
fortunes, however, alone doing through
Of the streets wh'r re cnl-Ar is nov heing built smsh
goes the wagon pile NJ oomrsD,oD loos cd :, me-
Vi my nmpanion " Never dot GO nars - Wee
tim principles" says she ma depe dndup" aays Il so
OF jumped i1tl he rain and h aleo another ocach,
where we were amply repaid for the difficulties OF
jsunt The proanos beautifully lsd ont; In fact the
place is called the "Eden" OF RAmsey county, NJ
glehat is spsring net bsr me expense euersy to
fully enHsle u 10 this sppest 50 after a-o a.
dancing commenced, and our ladies (or We have oar
bellies here can SsuTe you) eo0n MAZE me work nv
bones p the ev0luooe Of f4pgled dances, unsi
used up from sheer exhaustion had " beg OH Hd ger,
which Ia an eyoelent all no~ever. sooa
forget our fatigue, when benelo sei Iled ta,e.
90 kindly furnished ~ our hoft Ample justice done
by or 10 IT can assure you A. last, tnere being time
for al things to o0ee ponc ~ END the
- ell - the commercemert being rain, and ina, In or
rents BuDdlng up ~ih my fair partI Into Soach
on We logged for home but the fsigu proved to lca
for her, end, In spite Of the otpg - he w,gn she
soon In the arms OF Morpheus Snch the way in whco
thngs are done out here, and sunh s the method OF
sty exep red to stHngo by ne enerprsng tiers Of
this psrt OF the country Aroher word and have done
Your paper, which eagerly sought for aod pu,
ny our cltzens, never reAshes until times
dass oo and never less ,oaa week from ito publ alton
you can 70 this evil will confer great fagr
on your numsrous res 'ers and e,pecsly old sub
rcriber In exile
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The Is Brigade, General sJiocr Commanding p.rsded
for exercise OF Hamilton square on The llh inst On the
The day the STATE Grcnader, Captain Brcdie ps
radcd, and much admired for thsr fnc discipline
The target companies have been In full fOroe during
the psst week, and they sbow determination 10 prose
cute The fall campaign vigorously. A number Of them
pass the HERALD ofnce tho say 10 tner respective
military sppearH In ootsequenoe, during the last fe~
~eeks We noticed NE following among onU compa
nles:-
me Friepd,hlp Gusra, Captain T. Barse, parsded 30
sho for 10 valuable prizes.
The Youug Lafayette Light Guard, Captain George
story numbering m musktt shot for 81 prizes their
annual excursion 70 East Nes York
Tbc Hudson Guard, Captain Madden well drilled com.
psny parsded - musken and shos for Il ane prizes on
The PsuliDg Guard, company Of yovps lsds, parsded
thirty mushss ana shot for number Of nne rses rney
same Of the boys and no mlssste.
The Gruber Dsh Guard ant on second annual
,ursion, 70 Hamilton Park, sih fy mushets rhey we're
coM m.nded ~ e Grcss and shot fcr miry one przss
eight muskes sho for thirty ave prixes on Their annual
excursion. Thoy locked and marched -ef
me Allen Agricultural Guard turned out forty eight
u.te, and distributed thirty prizes among the besi snoss
" mmsnded by Captain peus.
The wsosln Guard, CAPITALS Hoe'cr, made their frs
annual tarset excursion 10 weeeawken THIS guard con
,sts of he personal of the factory Of Mers Vellemau
sae mon % West thirty second street, and turned ou
ne United iusrd, oommanded By Capt Francis Cres
msr and accom- psnied by sbetons band went on their
ninth snnual target and coton excursion yesterday 70
~. Romans Well, Flushing, where they oootended for
fou'teep vsrsble y ises They we're scsim ,ansd by
their wives sisters and sveeth ear who greatly cont,bu
ted to the ~ JOY ment Of the occas'cu
The HxR.ID Guard intend turning out strong this year
Ala meeting held yesterday James Ennis wa elected
arts and Samuel Jackson drill rergeant Mr. Ro bort
D.cs VI. secretary and Mr. James ose the veasurer
cf this comusuy The excurilon wil take 5lsre the
10Th OF October, when The guard vil parade eighty meu
al Of whom WI be employees Of James Gordon Bennett
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NEWPORT.
our rEvroRT ooRhHerorpHrCx.

NrwPosr, Sept s, 1857.
7ne Flop al ne Atlantic Mdinse Musicale al pe Fillmore
House-Eroiuh Eccnino Cbstums-rk Last SpaLc~ Cf
ne Svmmo Flight
me last "kick' a the season In The shape Of hop a
the Atlantic, came Oh the evening Of the LIST Int TX
scsly twenty -four people and = half were present
On Thursday morning they had . mdtinee musicale ai
he Fillmore and was vel attended BY forty mon,
women and noisy children rnc singers we're Sspov
Abitus schesspger Of Boston. Arcdu, and Mics Chase
The last hes . superb voice Of great compass and well
managed me 10 rather prctv. TOO.
We tried 10 get up mdtinse manoan 81 the Ocean, but
enough could nos be q do~n who would stand ave
dollars . head for their dsj11ner.
The hetes reduced table each, with The pros
pec, Of olosing her doors very soon.
Your sHcsuyes upon The dress Of an Knsnsh military
Squiste attached 10 Lord Lstovclls rctnue oreated
area, amusement here and the noble party heard on
every sioe A notable Improvement In English evening
costume 10 observable.
The tigers are In ful swing. Free suppers watson .
te sadly In nownrgs revenue, and his See ede House
quite deserted Monday last the end OF the fort days
The drives 70 Basemans and the beach, bat oil
The charoecrs 80 nos In haoks, private equpages being
oil gone.
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every ipt,apce resulted N failure rue las, Witch "a,
rat. 1T tie ssps,on House last saturday evening S
Cnpykt. fdsco
The Hucsisys we're here week before Last ~, hes
ficu's -ded house, they did uot fssos
WIN her tr-.-'-'e long sh- sstorai l. srob..ly 40 ,
meet peppisr houe" mere sis KEEP by . & Oh ], IA"
tired uuoEsr, from Pn'lA iepna Tae Mansion Hn,e -
me IA b'C psbe and hbk the p,et,iast siri-
ne eesn In ne fariliOT The hauses s'l ~-ii
opt nv h M ter Than heret,fors; the servants
uerav yer, attentive, and everything carefully aui il
ciCusly prepared The ihargcs arc not extravag
hoard csr b. had nom % to si6 week
Lniy Brnicn ~ IN essry respect veil Rdantad far :
ri.oe - pnpuiar reso,s % only four hours from 80
N. bosp IT, only quastAr The OSesn ,usa and
hers are slSsys plenty OF good 90 oranle stages
ntbspa,t ire rsnepgays from there the hotels Toe
core o. he nn-e for bx hing the Atlantic
Il " pe, recersy I" wade In qu,rer OF . ni'e ~ St
Cs Asy get the b+red. Of the big breasers; il 'he
descent 30 rapid to maxi The most nervous pc
urta,y shoot his heAvf e 10 the beach
W. Crover e n Comm stone hip celebrity ts here
0p,es.n In tie absence Of greater lion he attracts
good share cr ~ ep'ion Attorney General Cushing and
b. Governor Ne~ Jersey also ruscat ng among
las, ~eek Tue majority Of the boarders from New
Yn,k
ne Astropoilsc 10, believe 70 he closed this week
several others viii follow suit next and before
another month passes by Long Branch ~ PROBABLY be
silt pt ~ = .esen
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
SANFORD Il CO., Proprietors, s45. Broadway
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
1 PHILADELPHIA.
Important announcement

I To all persons afflicted with Sexual dis
eases, such as SEMINAL WEAKNESS. IMPo
TENCE, GoNNoRHGA, GLBET, SYPHILIS, &c.
&C.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION of Ph iladel
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upon the un fortunate victims of such diseas
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Surgeon, as u CHARITABLE ACT " orthy
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The Howard Association is benevolen
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for the elief ofthe sick and distressed, Attic
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the directors have voted to advertise The
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Association com mands the highest Medical
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also given to sick and nervous females affect
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Address, (posi-paid) DIR. GEO, r. CAL.
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USE NONE BUT HAYES
Allied Ointment and humor Syrup.

The question finally settled! Inrai,ds re-
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Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Cancer.
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discoverer aad manufacturer. HAYES &
NASH, Proprietors, Lawrence, Mass,
Beware of an Article in the market styled
the " Genuine Allied Ointment" put up by
Chas. II. Kent, as that is base counterfeit
on Hayes. Sold in Middebury by w. P,
Russell, NJ d., and Druggists generally. Fred
II. Smith, Montpelier, wholesale Agent in
Vermont. M I5Iy
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JOHN HAYWOOD.

No. las Chatham Street. [cor. Mulberry :
NETWORK,
INVITES attention to his Large Assert.
ment OF
Watches, Jeaoe(ry, Siluer Ware
AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Gold Bracelets, Fins, Earnings, Cbate lain
Vest and Fob Chains, Gold Necklaces
Crosses, Lockets, Rings, Speclacles, Pen.
ellis, Seals. Medals Keys, Cha'ms. sc.
Cameo and SO sale Bracelets, Pins and Ear.
Rings.
Silver Tea Sets, Cups, Pitchers, Spoons Nap.
kin Rings, Forks, Fruit and Butter X q.
Silver PIatedTea Sets Cups, Casters, Cake
Baskets, Urns. Tcakettes Card Basket 80
For Sale CHEAP FOR CASH, aud warranted
represented,
0J-Partcular attention & iven to repairinl
and adjusting Duplex, Chronometer and fine
Lever Watches. 44:ly
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LOTTERIES.

The well-known Maryland Consolidated Lotter
les Of which X. FRANCE & Co, are the manage
are chartered by the state OF Maryland and a
commissioner elected by the people, VINO is sworn
to superintend and certify that everything con.
nected with them is done in a strictly honorable
manner, and that the interests of parties who re-
side at distance are as well protected as ifthey
themselves were present at the drawing. Anoth
er fact which the managers call attention to, is,
that all persons have legal right to send orders
fer tickets to Maryland, lotteries are legal red
by special law in that state. A lottery is drawn
every day of the month. limo particular class is
nan ed orders are filled in the first drawing TO tai
place after the communications comes 10 hand
The prices of tickets vary from ST to $50 10
tickets are, however, sent unless the money for the
same is received with the order. The drawings
are upon the principle of one number on each tick
ct later the Havana plan) and Ternary combina-
tion. Prizes vary in amount from $40 to ST 90 600
All orders for tickets or packages will receive
prompt attention, and the drawing mailed to ali
purchasers Immediately after 1t is over
Address 4. Fl. HUBBARD & CO.
No. 80 Fayette ST., or Box No. 40.
Baltimore, Maryland
q5-T The Drawn Numbers of the MARYLAND Lot
teries are published by the State Commissioner in
the following Papers, viz Snn, Clipper, Patriot.
American, Argus, of Baltimore also, the Nation
al lntelGgencer, and Union, of Washington, D. c.
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P B IN TING
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BURDENS
New Patent Horse Shoe.

THIS greatest invention of the age, which sur
passes IN utiiiry, durability, and beauty of finish,
anything oil the kind yet achieved by the skin Of
man, is made by machinery from a superior quail
NY OF iron, at a cost much less than the hand
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with yiewto the BETTER PRESENTATION or THE
HORSES HooF,and its shape, LEssEsISo rHE MIC
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ANrSIioE EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. These
shoes are sold according to size like mems boots,
IA method which insures more perfect fit than
can otherwise be obtained. This invention Is pro-
noupced extraordinary in usefulness by many
farriers blacksmiths, and ID rapidly coming into
general use in all portions of tho United States.
For further particulars and samples, apply to
the Agents, .fI t.l... r. - .
:. BLoDGET, BROWN & co. so and 50
Peal ST., Boston, Mass.
II, ls56.-35:1
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HEALTH OR SICKNESS 2
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS 1!

The blood furnishes the ,oote,,,I 90 o,,o,.. -.
muscle gland and fire in tho h,,,,a,' Doile
When pure il secures health m eve,
corrupt ii necessarv nrodncss ,,sss gam , mnGh
LOWAY,S pill \ oneri1to et.ao,, us ,e' hoL-
ments of the stream Of life ,au,rs, upon s,e ee
ciple of disease and TINS rndicai'y ,He p in.
malady whether located in the nerves tIe stnnnch
the liver the bowels lhe nuso. 'ne s.oin',ch
BRAIN or any other part of the system '' ''-N
Used TuROIIcuOIrT rup ,von,
= AhE "OhLD
HOLL0WAf'S PILLS are equally efficacou,
III compiai as common to The Whole human race
AMI IN Disorders peculiar 10 certain climates and
localities. '''1
ALARMING DISORDERS.
Dyspepsia, and derappment of tho li,,o, a..
source of nfrmity aud suffering ami Tho s'I1
numerable deaths, Weld 10 these cnrat;vea T.; al ~
cases, however aggravated, acting AZ mild nrr
gative, Alternative aud tonic thew reI,eye the b,
els, purify the fluids and iiiviporato The systaro
and the constitution ut The same tIne 'N--
GENERAL WR.rNEST
"AAANEoo
81: NERVOUS COMPLAINTS When all stimulants
pi 'he Ienovatihg anu oraclng properties Of these
rus rus give hrmness 10 the shaking nerves and en-
ieeoleu muscles oil the victim OF general debility
DELICATE FEMALES.
An irregularities and ailments incident TO the
eei'cale "nu sensitive organs OF the remov-
ed or.prevented by "A few doses of these mild, but
lnIa'llole alternatives. No mother VINO regards Ter
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Ba- FLOUR. -Ra

DITTS g. SHELDON offer for sale at their
l. Mill, for cash only,
Extra A Family Flour,
manufactured from pure W bite WinterWbeat
which they will warrant equal to any -four
ever sold in Middlebury
Extra Is Flour, from Red Canada Wheat,
which compares favorably with any extra
barrel -four from markets abroad.
Buckwheat Flour Of the best quality, to-
gethcr with Corn, Rye, Oats, Provender.
Bran, &c, &c.
Middlebury, Nov. 8, 1856. 80