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PENNsYLXAAIA RAILROAD,

The Rim at P Asarsh ~ railroads
10 ard frou 81 Lous Mo-. Anon, GseaA and Cslcago, "a
Frankfort Lexington and Lo.ssy> Ky; erT- Hal MsdSen.
Lafayette lnl Cincinnati DAYTON sprngtd
Bsefonta o., Ssndsky Trs5, Clevel I'D Couras Lsie1
ylI. Ma. .n and Wooster 0ao also sxh the pEe<
boat. from New Oesa 81; Louis Lodisys and Cncin
natl
Through Tsets for tho Vast b. d snI Of the ore
up utinuaa p.aees ia the West.
Ps...r I, will end tho tb- shortes most apedoa4 all
Comfort ,alr route hstwrssl tAs Fast aud West
FRON NEW YORK 10 CINCINNATI IN - HOURS.
FROa NEW YORK 20 CHICAGO IN IS hours.
FROM NETWORK 70 ST LOUIS IN - HOURS
Fer % l01 slsHy OtAsr Route
Sc t.ndbil liH the kOess Of this city
Thr,ggh IL srts or further information ray ~ 49,
off,. a III. PENNSYLVANIA RksLROAD,
No. .Astor Hose. Bro..WES,
ia -4s1y l. 1873 }. l.. LLh0lT. As-ot
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Strauboais an6 RAILROADS..

I'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
il PORT srd FALL FiVER.-The srlsndld aud superior
,;srer BAY STATE. Capt. Jevett e.y.s New every
tn SDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, .: O'Clock p m,
srtths STATE OF MAINE Capt BNysoh. raves NrS YORK
evrry MONDAY. WEDNESDAY snd FRIDAY, =. 40clock
m from Pi,r Nc. s. ~ R. near the ba'eEJ bth nns
OF S,wport cash way -
Hsrser us room. y he reENied ssE-d 70 sPf!cant
urtl The slal have Jen pad ior. .
Fisht Boston forwarded through vas greek 1sp41ch oJ
ell Express Lr,i1h Ir =. -.,u,
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Hle0ad!.

Glands ShRSAPARI1LA-YHE ORIGINAL
and .sNuINE ARTICLk.-As spcinE sad an purifier
% the bosd sesrsl tO for the ysten Il sands UNI
,aled: ,,inz Yn the ulich Eo~s Kidney
iver an1 the ;on g,sty ,tim dates sEe dsnfct
sd e,p. oa stomach and bow,s al that irritating
al TN. sound and h. iy oDndisSs Prepare!
-,A by 2 d. SANDS Dssg.st8 No, 20 Eulton-s,.
New -tOrk
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Gdles bp Auttion.

A SSIGNEE's SALE.-The undersigned. as
N .ig. q ID, late firm Of Thorlss Lsir'- ma gae. .c
a. a. 81 liz ,ue,u Al No les " ahingonstrgt a. ms osy
OF Triiav III, Of JsHnsy. prONtn" Il - n
the interest Which .sid FRA Ler IN cdnsraT ot " " ~
Peope Il tn Srse Of N~ lori. r. The year 49, - r a.
Pst,c,srs and terms viii - MAJ known 81 tar s oay
ing u. .si Interest for -arDsf'd buffalo, ilccsT
UCTION SAIL. BOGARI, Auc'"h+t'
~ by POGART-Sslsr1ou1s. clrusr a. Frai4N, II ~
ian Nv lork-S BOGAEr vii I'll ~ 'fir 'i ,f,S
..rs On tkf r-u, NJ. l2 ith A. (n.sr - ~ 90
DAY jar H. 1873 =; TO- orlocs NJ. Pr w 49,
WOOD srt NAIOGASY FlANOS Of ty~ry Ns1iI OF -
s!ze End fu.h. Sad Instruments ar al OF 'up ~
- -. :, sls 81 ofhe e4,shra!~d a $50
CrUs. 8 Christopher JA, l H. ,i n -.
TINS - .a.e cash bankshs money.
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Gopartnersbip Notltes.

nISSOLUTION.-Th Partnership heretofore
~ existing az H. l. H. JOHNSON for the sale Of China
sks ee Is this day dissolved by mutual consent l'rs a.
Johsn rfirg thererom. Both members viii the name OF
the firm In liouidetiOn of their late business ROWLAND
JOHNSON viii continue tho Commission and Brokerage business
o. be'e0'O'e Is;snsSs '"d ShSs65S
ISRAEL II. JOHNSON
No S. Besver-st-, New York.
No ll9 Markct-st., Philadelphia
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\ TCTIoN SALE.-J. ROGAKT. Auctioneer.
An NrKvN. Aus.ioer-r.
by BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-lrade-Sale

ID Roou. No IS Purt row.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, January 10 auu ~ !"
O'Clock -.. =, -,
EDWARD SANFORD. esG.. Numbering over 80 'iIhs
and forming the yalusbe complete. and best selected la"
Lbrury ever offered - puhis sale.
DY JOSEPU UEGEMAN.- FRIDAY, Jan. :,
lc n ~ ,he Cen:rL SAL Room corner 81 w lon.nOt
AID ?, al t.. BROOKLYN. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Two nhosaay Wardrobe md plated do. maossny ana
walnut Dr,s Burreu- Mirrors Sofas. Long double ma
hog4uy Osce Table With ct. and t"u Arm 70 i;aca'
E1ei-n Table Chair. CarTt- Ms''ing stove. als{ U od
NOrk Bows Desk. Furs &C. A.o lot OF JEWELN sha
one larg- PLATFORM SCALES.
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CVpREME COURT.-rHE REVERE COP

CVPREME COURT THE REVERE cor
- PER COMPANY u-anst JOHN BALCH--rriei 10 b" hal
in Il. Chy and County Il hes kork>nninons Tor MONEY
demand conart-fO Via aloSs nsned d"fndhi ton tr@
hereby and r,ud the complaint m tbs
action which office ~ the Clerk o, tbs City
and County Of New Yos u the City ftsh IN said CITY, and 10
TO the sad complaint on thc sun
bers their cs no 1872 Broadway. the ~ and County
OF York w.s tenty days after tho service Of this
me-. ON YOU &C lie day OF suh ard TAI
the said nt within the time aoresa d. tho plain
tiff. IN this action vii Judgment tsaii you Tor ths
buDir aud tight siz dollars and ky oUr cets With in
tesst thereon from May 1851 beside hs ths action.
Daed heV yorA DcioDrr ~. 1871
pIKEk OALPiN, Fnintfs Ati1tneys
No. 1872 BFbadwsy, hlwior
The complaint IA the above entitled action filed In Tbs
Office Of the Ces he City and Go ny OF EeycYok on thu
26th DIV Of NoyeInoet 1851 ~ lsyes'Th
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LIMITED PhRTNERSHIP-N 10 hereby given that the
dgneA have day formed limited rsp under the
roysons chsptefouh of the second
part of 81 utes and the amendments there Inc
under which said partnership Is 70 be conducted
q KOWAISkI The general Of the business Intended 10
- transacted by partnership the PURCHASE and SALE
ye and cbr financial trslaaons incidental the Stock Elk
shasre end Brokerage business WILLIAM TRAVERS and
LEONARD W. JEROME, both Of whom reside in the City 81
New. York o,iy special partners, and CONSTANTINE
TOWALsK who resides the City Of Brooklyn the only gen
sra pnos aid partnership and they three al the partners
Snasesed tia rein Tho said WILLIAM r. TRANEllS has CON
fbutc twenty thousand dollars in cash 70 the common
rosk &c ir said partnership and the said LEONARD w.
JEROME las also contributed thereto capital the further SUN
az twenty thousand dollars in cash The said hip will
eounence day Of January 1888 and terminate on the
day Of December 1889 and its principal place OF bust
10 r. ,tuaied in the CITY YoTk-NewsIOSk Dec.
81 1857 CONSTANTINE KOWALSkI
WILLIAM X. TRAYERS,
LEONARD w. JEROME,
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CIpRFME COIRT-COUNTY OF QUEENS

SUPREME COuRi-COuNniO VI 49,,
- ERASTI'S THOMAS a-siiS ANIMAL DsMoSSU EnN.
-, renee and Riehad Establishments Iii Fcs
L., ma, s.r,d -Toth DEFENDANTS and - eA'h 81 ,H,n
Vo ave bereb, ,nmnond sud required 70 aaswerh'
hi. ston h,ch filed IN the office 1T the ''A o. % y
n, Ov,rr. in the Jsnscs IN the SAID souy Wv -
Ia. ~ December 1857 aud OF v'i ilSN " w
"a ranrlsin, on the subscribers. ~ their onfS 70 a
- >, C,y OF New York within ~auty diNs aver th' -'
IL; ,s ~, ynr exclusive the iay " such -r' e AZ
:, 80 ,,iI ., ans o. the complaint ~Ithin hc tiu'
ths r,ra In this seton vl apply 20 The tour t w ''u'
$1,000 !, thr said complain Dated. De-. 10 1871
THERASSON BRYAN. f,'T'n a''"os
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VWE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing

between the undersigned this day dissolved by mutual
consut Ehhss party will sign the OF the late hrm In the
Sf"U WILLIAM K TRAVERS,
LEONARD ". JEROME.
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DAstEL : lie, cH. Auc'oueer-OfIce No IS b'-sr1ans,
nANIEL <. HOUGH calls particular attention

DANIII ;. Hct OF An''ott'f-I.l NO 70 D
nANIEL :. HOUGH calls particular attention
Of r.--p. In sut Of rally ir,f-clas HOT sEhOLD
GOODS h sa 81 auction TOMORROW tFutsyi Jsl B. OF
Ell o th- ch sud costly good. conainei IN h- pya,r
No 2fs w.. Sa.' near 9hay. All d.. o made Tor
present bat little ud snd ar IN tune con
dri6n Sal POSITIVE. No pstpouement account De
rt. required OF =. p1rh8.er In the Basement ar e' Of
diuingoou furniture complete together "nh al the
kitchen utensils China dinner and ia sets ivory Cut
l.ry Silyerrsrp cut Ga.s &C. belonging 20 the family
T. the Parlors velvet Carpets and Rugs and tr" rosewood
paor stcs center and side Table, and ws Fa-rre
lace Window Drsp-ry PT Gasss China Nass bronze Fsne'
Co<ks Ornaments. Paintings. E2n'ngs. l4dys Srrtav
Work Tables Fay Cha:rs Gas Fixtures,
WOOD 7-octs,r Pisio Stool and Cover. SC.
In the Chambers j. hn- assortment of carved ros"~ s'd sad
aIg,uy B4dst4sd. BurAus Sands Coaches Chair CarP'-
Cbs sofas ten fine curd hair Mitress Bank- IL sna
Bddus and fine variety 81 desirable sod too Numerous ~
mention De-. ripiiy- catalogue the morning OF sale sale
Al lO1 precisely.
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NrEW-YORK SUPREME COUKT-Conn'y

~ N.,,,s CHANDLER r. RANSOM assns, Joh ' ~
I'M ~, \ ssr, Fall. Wser.Powrr Coinp.ny TeSha'
49, Abr,brr NJ sbrolsh FbeI IL bafn.,t' N. ,
Cls,k ~ .tY. Of Henrietta O. CLARK Eita~tH al - i.r
"a csrtne M Dmnn.-Summous for nlt't ~
To tine lo,r named Defendants OF 20 eihrr OF tneh - ~.
ber h. r,l.A and req ed answer the r'nlss' ,n
seton which vii r. hd in the ODD" u the 'rrs OF e oo
az Nssers =, Lee sport in said coauy. snd {, -rNr -
yo,r answer 70 coup-n' the tups'r-,s W.
Office No III Brsaway the City o. New ora WYNN,
DAYS amer the sc-,-r II this Summons on yot
d,v OF such service and YOU fan - answer VI" sa -
v thin Aforesaid tie Uart IN TINS sc'i"n VIZ
The Conr, cor the rpir! der saed in IN"
s, 1871. ) D. i. u iir-,s,S ,,,,,,,.,.
Ps-Thc said complain, fled m said Si,TsS om~
~ mlpr II. lGJi :. ID l. ~ SLthn w ", ~. -.
i,Tl awSwrh fhi'H N''O'"''~
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CUPRRNE COURT-County ot Westchester.-
The Citizens. Mual Loan and Accommodating Fuud ,sccih-
ton aGan.- Fancs Splkcr ard Cethsrne his wte VhaIs
Spker Ce.seu LineIan Charles MiferSumnous Tor rphei
To the defendant CHARLES SPILkER: You ar hereby
and required the compliant In this asion %
which COPY III served and 20 aropy oi
your the "a complaint The subscribr at they
CFrc Numb, All in the CtS Of Newl ok. within
twenty frgi,t hereof etcusiSs Of the ypi su
service and you & the Ai3 complaint within tn,
rs e pEu,F. IN his acos wi apply tn cha to1t
fr the relief den sud,d in the plant 0aed MARIA 1877
FOSTER \ THOMSON, Plaintiff At0rsYs.
Tf N in the above action SD in the ose N the
~ 5,b a., 81 gs1 n 1857 d3 is~swTb'
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BIsE or CoNaoswEAtTs. NEw-YoEK. De-. 81. 1871
A DIVIDEND Of THREE PER CENT on
n the Capital Stock Of tb. Bank viii payable the Stock
boir Ne sS Day Of January 1855 until which tine the
Transfyr Books . III b. closed
GEORGE ELLIS Cashier
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MARKET FIRE iNsuRANct Co New iork. Jsr. ? %
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of SEWN
~ PER CENT The Capita stock ha. this dsy been declared
"a, able on demand BY order ASHER TAYLOR. Sec.
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Gnaniai.

B.,x OF NosrH AMERICA. New York Dec. II 1857
dividend OF THREE PER CENT has
n ter ,bj. dsy declared payable MONDAY Iith Jsuu-
- lsss TIE Taser Books viii be clapd nom 18th inst t4
Isl -, -, l. SEYMOUR CASHIER.
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NOTICE.-The COUPONS Of the CLEl E
N LAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD COMPANY viii be
and after the lst OF January S ~ me SotS rA
CHANCE BANK. j. H. WAkiNo' ffrsldrhl'
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SUPREME CoVRT-CoUNTY OF WESTr

GI PRFME COZ KI-NVI y vi ,w,inNy
- CTITSTER-JOUN NJ. PURDY aEaand &C., No.
pOST and Msry Post his vito William h. Ehotn NH' ~,
It NJ, n Pott.- Frederick \ Coo aud O',rsr u. D
bsrd If To tho -frndst NARY Post t"n ar ,L,i.
noned rcqur,d To sn"~er mo b S,n,v If Was
b,, as hi. cfFce IN The ,sce OF Whfe Ps' i 20 ~,
- -, ,y answer 10 the said cor1plum "n the -nc- no't
tiPa;c. No 81 Nyalsi. the ChN - NV ON "nhb
v,rry dsvs after the OF THIS summons On YOU 80 Nv.
y, Tho d,y nj such service ami n y"u frl v" a'", "
,, ,itbin ,hr time aforesaid. the panih ~ tas W."
In ,r, IN me Court tor the riet demanded IN me conA'
Dated New ORR Sept. "a ~ ,, ~ ,.s,. ,,,o-o.,
"''' : r. cow DREf, P1rntlns Atfi"
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RIYFR RAILROAD.-Frump u

1 ccubr ? 1857. Trains vii leave ChanbcF'-- Ss'i -
follow ESpsr.s Trains C:S0s M snd = - Ia nD'i
serc,r Tram II :JOA for Siig sing NJ 1f I"ush,
se $50 aud $50 .. CT Pekskil 30 p m nHe
s,,,ors Pas. ses aieu a, Canlr Chn.ophet snd 81
Trnrs New York Troy 5a sud u ~ ana . -
P' A. Y SMITH Superintendent
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HrnrICE -pnrsunni tn an nrder 0f HENKl NJ

BURCHARD Su--osi'c % The Comfy Q, nS.,aN ~ .
sppS HPDN, d-c,~cd. late o. nc iowa II nrfp~.
n AID county ~ .rn' nc sarr v'h ,nr % "a
=, UARNEN BRADLEY on- % the Afrfnir 7s''r- " a..
- HI. residence IN Nbi'rslcwn, IN aid count On 81 10
-. he tr.. da, Il Ma7ri neNt.--Ddea A'snS ~ ~.
If,VNIN BRADLEY, Adn4als'rafos
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Danrins Ataoemies.
Diano- fortes ano nlusif.

n GOOD TIME to BUY Halett, Davis & Co.,
A PIANO very low selling Of At sss' bar
gsins Secondhand PIANOS a. half price PlANO5 and
tELODyOkS 70 LIT aud RENT applied If pure chased
rs. BERRY. No. $50 Broadway, corner Of Gra1d-st
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NEW-JE2SEY RAIROAD-FOr PHlLA-
IN DELPHla and the SOyTH ard WEST, ma JERSEY
CTTN-Mai and Express lines leave New York at Send m
and and p fs s3 II end go 10 Kensnsten Through
Tkos -od Cincinnati - II and S8 5) and tbs West,
and Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk &c and through bag
gaae checked TO Washington in IN and p trsins.
q. WOODRt ~. Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will b. received for train uLes delivered aud
Chez ked fifteen uiSaes in sdvan,. u the time Of Leaving
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NEW WIDE,GAuGE ROUTE from NEW

INV VIE -UNUU1 IsOC II IIUIIF VI ',
IN YORK tO 3OCilEsTER.-The ROCHESTER, AND
CENFSEE VALLEY RAILROAD u now open, sssi IN col
With the Bufso Coming nd Nowfork aud New ora
ssd Ee Railroad forms direct route from New YORK TO Koch
The dircness Of Ills route toeetber with the supg conioN
afforded BY the wide renders b the most d-sirae b.
tween the aboyenanteo cities.
Tickets can p.ocurd the New York snd Ere Rsrcad
Ticket Office Of sIi No iJo Broadsay also, 10
Jersey CITY. Baggage checked through.
Freights VI transported be wYok and Rochssr
with dispatch Any attenuation dsr ia regard thert" te
1n.d by calling tho General fFszk Agent Of the NV York
and Railroad Ere Buildings, {. 5. TAPPAH Express
Freight Agent. No. ls3 Broadway.
No train, on the 5afalo snd New York 1slroad
Sunday j. A. KsDFTELD. 8 iperintendert
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=
Of Oh. Comfy NJ New Nors ri = hrr-by .,"i A PF
s., ms c,.n. sins. THOMAS RO6tt~. h~ o. as Cay
a. Nv Sort '.f~,s-i prs-r' W ssmr srh N'ch-ss
thu :, h., i-r-f. 3, ~ ofcr 0t g. - RlTf' !"
Mans ia trr cry 81 N-usl 'fk o. ~ b'i,fr " 10
day "a Ian ~, u.N-Dstfi N"wN ri ~ sih oAt " ''
49,. JASt y Kol,EiS>,,
JACOB : ROBEks, v,e,uflr
e. r. ROBk3~
LAfHl~TDN HALL J
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RAILROAD OF NHw-JERSEY-
RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar

~ Wh,rf by sieanrr IAsnI CIy q 3 aud y m u
So, and n m The Csrs leave Fiushinc l. l. a. the an,
hours exchanging passenger "iih the os u 'i4'
P,in, Through hfly minute. Pare = esnt' -
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HUMBOLDT FIRE INSURANCE COMPA-
NY.-Nev- York. Dec O. Eol-Iha snnnsL sseGii3n loo
Mors of 81, Company will BE- held .; the Office No 10 Wall
st. on MONDAY the lih e January next The Po vii b
onn iron, ~ O'Clock IL until s'clek BY order Of the
Board. n "iLri' u As.''sI' S'''''e'y'
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CuPREME COURT-County OF kings:-CAl

C,IrpRFMF COURT-COunty OF kings.-CAL-
- viN r. HULL arlua DE- WITT LINN aud DARIUS
A. GOODYEAR survivors of Charles g. Natcons" decessei
Lsvns O. NateTho,se, widow Of N" sad Charles q WRIT
house Joseph H. ecpdeton sud E'cihe T. N.
for ref(,som nt ser III the d,irudant FNBLHEF PEN
DLET0N: You hereby summoned and rqw'rd 70 s'"
the action which - this -y filed IN the oihe" On
the Clerk the County Of Kings a. the City Hall IN ne CITY ~
BROOKLYN cory OF you answer =" the said com
an, on the their ooe No u We.r-ei in the
CITY Of within tty day after the service 81 th@
.tmons YOU OF the OF such service sna
fsI 10 an ,wrr the aid complaint wi,an the ssOTstd the
plaintiff this action viii apply 70 the Court tor the rlr d.
handed IA IN. cornaini Dated New Yok November H. 1857
BRAINARD RICE, Plaintiff Attorney
d2i laW6eTh NO II NhI'''' ~ T.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-08

Of exquisite formations rs pure and white
as snow Making himself heard, with
great effort, by Lis friends, be at length
asked them TO pull him partly up, intend
ing 20 stop on the way and explore cave
that he had Observed opeping about icrty
feet above the bottom Of the pit, Reach
inc the mouth Of that cave, lac swung him
sell with much exertion into it, and, hold
ing the end Of the rope in his band, he
incautiously let il 60, Al d 1t swung on.
apparently b yoni hia reach. The situa
ticn was d fearful oae, and his friends
above could 30 notA:ag for him Soon,
however, hc made r hook Q? the end Of
his lamp, aad by extending himself as far
yer the verve us possible without falling,
he succeeded in securing the rope
Fastening il toa rcck, he followed the
avenue $50 or 200 yards to point whers
he found it blocked Ly an impossible av-
alanche Of rock and earth Returning ;o
the mouth of this avenue, he beheld az
almost exactly similsr mouth Of ant the
on the opposite side of the pit, but, nc
being able TO swing himself into it, he r.
fastened the rope around his body, sus
pended himself again over the abyss ar &;
shouted to his friends to raise him to L..
top. The pull was an exceedingly severe
one, and the rope, being ill-adjusted
around his body, gare him the Lost ex
cruciattng pain. But soon his pain vas
forgotten in new and dreadful peril -
When lie WAS 80 feet from the mouth CT
the pit and l0O from the bottom, svaying
and swing ia mid lair, he heard rapid and
excited words Of horror and alarm above
md soon learned ;ast the rope BY which
he was UpEeid had taken Gre from the
friction Of the timber over which i: PASSED
Seyera mo. ents of a aSiul suspense to
those sboye and still more awful to him
below ensued - them and him fatal
and instant catastrophe seemed inevitable
But the fire was extinguished with bot.
tie of water belonging to himself, and
then the party above, though almost. cx-
haustei by their labors, succecded in draw.
ing him to the top. lie was as calm and
sclf-possessed rs upon his entrance into
the pit, but all of his companions, over
come BY fatigue, sank down upon the
ground, and his friend, Professor Wright,
from over-exertion and excitement, faintei
and for time insensible.
The young adventurer left his name
carved in the depth of the Maelstrom-
the name, the first and only person that
ever ga2cd upon its mysteries.
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One Woman Cowhiling Another.

Last Tuesday evening an affair of honor
came of between two females in Prospect
stIcet, near the corner of Lymnn Place
KS exaggerated reports are In circulation
respecting thi, transaction wo have con-
cludcd 70 give the public statement Of
,hc facta, which have been ir our posses
sion day or two
1t appears that a married gentleman,
residing in Poplar street, has been oa in
timatc terms with female who figured in
our courts few months ago as the
prosecu,rix Of two police officers OF the
Fourth Station, and this intimacy had
proceeded so Ear that he was in possession
of her daguerreotype AID things. A few
days ago one Of the gentlemans children
while at play, found the picture and sey,
cral letters from the frail one, concealed
under the carpet, and By this means they
were placed in possession of the injured
wife. Of course this created quite mat
rimonial breeze. The wife sought the &c.
male who had broken her reace of mind
and in the course of their interview an
arrangement was made, b. the terms of
which the lottera which had passed be-
tween the lovers were to be exchanged
The letters which were addrcssd to the
husband were promptly hSnded over to the
young woman. and she returned his billet.
doux, with the exception of enc, which
she retained, ;s was suspected, for no good
or honorable purpose.
OF course this arrangement proved to
be a hollow peace The husband still
hankerei after the frail one, aud on the
evening we have mentioned, he had been
walking and comm ming with hor, and had
just parted from her when the injured
wife made her appearance upon the ground
armed with cowbide, and backed By her
sister husband. Tho wife Immediately
commenced an attack upon the seducer Of
her husbands affections with the cowhide,
which she usej with all the energy which
jealous rage can infuse into the female
nature The cowhido was wrenched from
her hand by her husbf nd who rushed 10
the rescue Of his euamor Ia, and no was
Knocked down by the bro.her.in-law Of bic
wife. The exasperatcd wife followed up
the castigation Of her rival with a smal!
cane and With hcr claws, aud damaged her
apparel considerably before the ARRAY was
ended. The affair caused considerable
excitement in the bosom OF the actors
in the drama, and iu tie neighburhood
where it occurred Tho sequal remains
to be developed.- Boston Herald.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-08
Counting an innocent,

In very pretty little town in one OF
the Western States lives very respecta.
bic middle aged gentleman. He and his
wife arc strict members of the Presbytcri-
an Church, and they have endcavored to
bring up their family in all their Innocence,
piety, and ignorance of the worlds follies,
10 which strict members of that church
attach so much importance. In this they
have admirably succeeded, for there Ger.
tainly can nowhere be found more united
well-bred and interesting party. The
eldest daughter having arrived at connu.
bal sse, had many visiting acquaiutances
but none had as yet aspired to her hand
when yeung gentleman from one of the
eastern cities psssed through the little
town in question.
tie bore letters Of introduction to OF,
western friend from an old aud esteemed
acquaintance, aud was thus at once nd.
mltted into tho family circl.. There be
met the daughter, aud his enraptured
senses at once fell captive TO her quie,
beauty. He had proposed remaining in
town tut one day, yet before he returned
to his hotel that evening his resolution
was taken. The day heightened into a
week, and week into month. naily