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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 49, 1858.
aAx.s3e AT AOOIsssS

HENRY II. LEEDS. AUoTio. GER, --sALEsRooH. %
ss-~ % iaf By Of au saSne o. far assdsy
Sb and "Wednesday 3ist March a. ioa O'Clock each day.
the large Of arnas
sss IN The ps all Q. the Sss a Ssa iaa
op moaue, oiclos carpets not M
utreserse.
IJENRY LEEDS, AUCTIoNEEa "a AlEsnooM q
~ Nassau stree. benny H. LaEDs Co. w hs sell sa- a.
.oSa q sasfs AZ
ard e~es d The nnes desO sOn just received consisting
s.v % s%s.d:
s sSa s .ssr ss, ,s so sss
brscins In ali general assortment Also an OK
Co. us. x
personal attention to the sale Of =, we
daring he season % reasonable terms aid prompt returns
made In all sales
rOBN Lloyd. AUCrIoNEKR.-ILOYD WARREN
% ss sn ss AP arnrs
dwelling consisting Of .hSssny walnut and GA
steads bureaus e,egeres carpets oicoth &C.
iogues the d.y Of sale
M B. BUTLER, AUCrIoHExh-oFF NO. II
MI. spruce ,treet- M; B. Butler "a CO viii sell on
TSr, Second III hos.sSoia farnurc cons,ng 81
hogay marble top bureaus and stands
tables. mirrors. chairs, DC, &c
MoETGAGE sALE;.JAs: P9LnEMTs, AyoTIoN IE1ss
street Canal street. the entire contents Of family
store including xures glass cases. &C. Terms
cash j. CARR, Attorney for msrtgagse.
AsORTCAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR K
i g frame pier glasses, Brussels tapestry carp ess
d'nis rom iuFn n pooG e. suc.loneer,
Wl sell to Tuesday 10Y o'clock, at sllesroom
No 10 Nassau street, by virtue of chsel mortgage
The entire furniture OF family removed TO SalesroOm fer
IL s
richly rosewood paror suits cjvered in brocate
rosewood marble centre and side tai les oak marole
bureaus washstauds toilet bed
Of all descriptions hair mattresses paasses feather
beds crokefy glass dc als1 by order OF assgnss
general assortment Of made furniture Good
carefully boxed and shipped from The premises
OAKLEy WRIGHT, AuCTIONEERs. WILL SELL ON
~ MONDAY, march - q, III O'CLOCK NJ State and
Neyns street. rosewood mahogany psror and
chamber furniture consisting of BRUSSELS Tapestry and
grain carpets rosewood paror suit in crmson plush
rood bookcase marble top Centre pier and side tables
oil sntiDg and aud
ads top dressing Wristbands, supe
rior spring and hair mattresses, kitchen furniture, &c
nAKiEY L WRIGHT AUCTIoNEERs-wLd SELL
household fu nture consisting of brussels
pestry and carpets mahogany SOFAS chairs dvans
pier aoa side ioles shogany am black walnut bed
washssnds, beds
pillows; also large and general assortment OF china
glass snd esrthen ware, kitchen utensils, &c. &c
nAkLET & WRIGHT, AUCTiONEERS-wIfiI SELL
~ TUESDAY March 20 at IL oak NJ at the Mochanics
brooklyn that desirable three
snry and sub cellar brick house y6 feet
pished modern improvements lot 2Xg5 feet TIL north
fof avenue ~ feet east OF Hamilton
block from Clinton church Omnbusses the
door
DHrLIp r. WILKINS, AUCTIoNEER.-
II aal ~ U
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DOWERY THEATRE ... .
ID Lessee and Manager ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr.. Eddy
PRICES parqust cents; Pit I. Private
boxes, S6 AND S. seats IN private boxes, 50 cents
Nor day and Tuesday March 70 And 30 engagement OF the
STAR SISTERS,
LUCILLE and HELEk who will appear In the great local
drama OF the
THREE FAST MEN;
FEM ALE RO3iNSON CRDS0ES,
written ". h. English Esq, and performed In the oy OF
nights presented for the Afst time
In this city being great combination OF
WIT, FUN AND FROLIC,
Old and dro sayings and dcings quis ouirks and
Quidoitles
The star Sisters In
TWELVE DIFFERENT CHARACTERS.
Other characters by tho great double company To
ciude with - - -
MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS
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fpHog Werlich. MISUNDERSTANDING 10 SPRUCE
street m BON account Of whom u may concern ie
nav charges nd storage, lot Of machinery consisting OF
itess die. and other machinery friday April 1885,
ihs salesroOm No. 10 Spruce ST Get, at 10 A. NJ
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SHIPPING,

ChNenny, commander, sail from pier NO
river ~ noon precisely, carrying lie United States mS
VIZ
LEAVE NEW
SOUrHAhPTON,
AMI RREnHS. SOUTHAMPTON, YORK
North Star, April H. May Is. May 10.
ARIEL Nay b June IL June Is.
North 64ax. June II July 10. July 16
These stsamshps touch at Hsvre specie delivered IN Lon
don and Para For passage freight apply 70
ID. TORRANCE, Ascent,
No 8 Bowling Green, New York
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DHILIP r. WILKINS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale. by order OF assignees Of general assortment of
india rupser goods. PHILIP K Wiki rs will sell
zion on Tuesday March 30 1858 at 1919 clock at No 3
Broadway, order of Ii s. Rogers Esq., assignee the
said store, consisting India
rubber boots shoes coaks capes mount
god silver, India rubber thread
easc webbing ubiag hose, life preserSers, toys combs
whips brashes balls. togeth'r with "A general assort
OF India rubber goods Also iron safe, SHOWCASES
fixtures, &c.
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EDWARD soHrrCK. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ Of the ne large four story aud sub eelsr erick
cArpenters saop Nor 81 and 80 Vest Eghesph svsc 70
Eether with ali the machinery, stock, lease Srt H..
fCHENCk wu sell at auction Wednesday, bsrca 81. AZ
III A NJ on premises the above valuable property. II
10 part Of horse power tenncninz and morcns
chtuss circular end oil tine planning machine nd
large variety snail tools s-pted 10 the business also
the vr. and black walnut lumber and e-se
quantity of'i-~- building purposes, also quant. -
rev horses WAGONS hs-nss Ac also the
Eve % mex, OF he lots. as
on Eighteenth The shop " hrs class four story
% brsck hznang and be easy converted into
dwellings further particu lsrs apply At the Office Uf the
auconeer. ~ N..--u street. or on The premises, w H. &.
MACs, Esl assignee.
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ORPHANS BALI.
We ha under Enedper-ons taking into consideration the
many encountered BY the Roman Catholic
trphsn Asylum Of city YORK consequence
the depression of the times have undertaken u get up
bali with a Of Gssstng that esab hnen q be b.li
the tryspi Palace Monday evening April ~ and In
cons apr and cordially Invite the operation Of all
ehAriAbs peFsoas welfare Of thoss poor little
orphans AT ad assisting that
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.rRAL1A INDEPENDENT LIsE-EsrABLisHED
n iS'2-sains positively on The ID. day advertised
lbs uAgnscent clipper ship NARY BANGS, 1000 tons
@ Ss S tor on S
been surpassed The sstero9ms "a rs eaOn are large and
Vel d FEW ss sfs SSns IS S
ress Of ts,sa gSa
U,oR GIBRALTAR, MARsRILLEs, NAPLES, ATHENS
the Islands OF the Bgesn Constantinope and sebssopo
Tho splendid and powerful side wheel seamehp Qu AkEk
safety John Goldman, comm nder WI leave New YORK 'o
The above port posnysy yo on .s NY a art d.a
gers Of ocean navigation THIS season VII be entirely avoided
being noted s .auor} % Their pss;enssas
w,snns S ba ~ se IF her eSmmanisr 10 he
Mediterranean and Black seas will make early application to
TO ubralar
Fare 10 Mar~riies $50
AL '"'r siMf a. REED 4 co, 81 Water street
U,oR PORTSMOUTH. PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
thomas skinner will leave Wednesday 3ln instant ats
o'clock ~ from pier y NORTH river she wiz arrive r Al
ing morning rasssrgers for the sg,a vii rressss a. s
arrive here carry Friday morning Travellers win end
this the cheapest pessanest and n9si espedons row.
burg and Richmond, $40. Apply to LUDLAs A PLsA.
sAsTs, 80 broadway.
.o.Assiias regularly on aavsru.sd days-crppsro Of
ssiurdsy, Apl1io,Sr web known clipper .hip AsGLo
sSso ;, pier rv.r Zoo, q S.n street. mi. ayo-
bu, 100 tons snd is in every respec, s.
lion Tor The yoy,ge shs already engaged over half 1
T As her despatch as above s certain She ns.s
e' rates. For balance OF f W. /, spP E55LaxAx Co.
y,.uo.. s w.. :'' VIM Tos So. ss'aess
MINED STATES NAIL gTEAxsHIP LIyE FOR rs
L vsns and New Orleans The steamship EsPIRsCtrY,
Scss T. ne sGea
Bs o. sdns - Io % nee hou ne ~ s. mn
Sr freight or pAso apply w sos sssi ssPs Of
Il states steamer CaBAwBA, Cant q. D. nulocn will
commence % receive i.sish, on Ihar-d.y Apr, sp5
e'esocS precisely from pier foot North
bulls q sdns will ss %snga ss.5 %" ys
s sH place
L,oR SAVANNAH AND rLoRIpA.-THE STEAMSHIP
ne.daS Asrss q rom pier srt soFa
Rs n sTo ff
s fords ws ma Ss leaving S'an
| U,oR SAVANNAH AND rIoRIDA.-THs tNgRiCks
II Atlantic screw steamship Compsnys steamship HUNTS
%s Ssgt S I RsT T. s''s
SIS with unsurpassed scc9mmod.tons Freight = snd oc
Spps 70 IL h cRoMw EI co. west street. Of
I,oR tHMbssToN.-TB STEAMSHIP WESTERN
fPoRT Capt p Berry vii iea.e pier ~ Ncrh river,
ssy Apr. a. ScUos z pTssce Ana s g.
sSpy f. T. acc S' s Ss
| II Albany
| I,OR CHkRIFSTON AND rLORIDA-sEM1 WEEKLY
United states mail side wheel steamship ns-Ine steam
sbip LANES ADGER will leave No a. North river
"wednesday, March 81 At 4 o'slcch y precisely ,aSr
| ~ broadway. The Colombia, Iafurn Berry, succeeds
| eavns Saturday, April The large Steamers Ever
giade Carolina and ST. Msrys for Florids connect At
chsres on With he steamers from Ne~ YORK fhsough
schss NAV be by applying above. These steamers
Adams express foods Tor " sum snd sOuuwe-t
The express the southern country vii give
passenger and shir nformsor respecting ths line
| =------=-----=-------r-= -----=--E---
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DONALDSON IN GREAT BANJO SOLO
MONDAY MARCH -.
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~ = NEILoR, AUCr1oNrER-orfIoE ~ PRIMO

w n MEIiOE, AUCrfONrER-OFtICE ~ PRINCE
w street Neutrality-suspicious. household furniture
psanoforte costly hau-,hod decorations auction
TUESDAY March ~ the private resides 3s5 Fifth
nue, thirty fifth street commencing At 100 O'Clock
Descriptive catalogues be obnnsd the Dalce Mon
DAY.
farors contain rosewood pspoorte made By Durham Of
this city, min c-rpes ten light three elbe
raey rosewood psfor suits vered various coors
brOcase and bTOca-i solid ROSEWOOD tables
Ssh ESTUARY marble magnhcen etegere- with French
doors buh work tables superb French mAnte
cccEs coy bruoz. figures snd an endless variety VI richly
aecorNed trench chins ornements.
Dining rmSod oak eNtf nsion dning table, is feet long
oak sdrrosrd oak chairs and other furniture match with
tapestry covcrng elegant dinner stts French china
glass ware great variety Of The richest description
gharhcrs-no-cwopt srmourss th French plate doors,
becscads bureaus chairs 10 match
curied borse hair mattresses toSs Sc tapestry car
pets russ bedding. oil paintings, Sngravinss, &C.
Bazcrcn and kitchen furniture of the usual vare
w. such as II found In drst c-ssfprvste residence
Of the urniu}e made 10 order for the
by OF r first class city makers
only ten monihl In order insure prompt
cash deposit sstsfaor 10 the sucdoneer viii be
required from al purcbasers
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WM. Writers, AUCTl
w Car,l street. Of 2 o G,
tpid furniture, sc., Of n fat
plate mirrors, cottage pi@ik
ch.irr, tapestry, and otherJ
sni other bedat. ads, spr n
beds and bedding. diessirls
wArdrobes, dining room ~
knives and forks, spoons, '
fprallles and Others.
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w uIIAM ABBOTT, AUqfTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
day sslqss psessly the eOnters Of The aaSoe
ers aecaper- demohns quors kegs stove gas hfurea
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Ia NASH ArCr1oNEER. WILL sxIL AT AuCrIoN


II NASH ArCrroSFER WILL SKILL AT AUCTION,
TO morrow March So NJ i0s O'clocs, all the household
10 the hr0N stone fe-dence 81 Sxteenh
street between FIFTH and ~, avenues containing ve-y
the sles sud most quisiscarv.
log order for nc owners use and will - sod
without reserve 10 let IL cons~'
perb furniture suites. OF vars
STYLES French satin and moaues excellent rose
wood pianoforte stool and eeseres With heavy pe
and bscksmOst erpensyoiy carVed ROSEWOOD
centre and sofa tables stands superb ROSEWOOD
secr~nry bookcase large Pe R eesapt lace and hrocatel
rich china vases CLOCKS Brussels carpets
noahsry glassware, cutlery silver mahogany chairs,
sofas rockers lounges extension dining table beds and bed
ding hair mattresses ipgrdn carpets ros.wooa snd m1no
utepsis with which the sale viii commence. hVcry Musie
must be sold.
fNILBERT y. SAVAGE, AUCTTONEER, WILL SELL AT
NJ his saeeroom Cedaf street, Tuesday, March " DRY
goods hosiery ewery wacnes Assgnee sas 1 rensn
at NE resfence OF families retiring from nonseseephs
IIENRy r. HERTs, JR., AuCT1oNEER by HERrs
IL NOSs.-Wn sell on tuesday, March ~ ny lvts
O'Clock A. 81 Pine street shes safe Of .lss 10y OF car
gies road wagons family rocsawsys brouchcs ro.,ng
rons single and double harness. SC FERNS cash All goods
20 be cleared Gu daS q sne n.rv s,.ra
rirrPY n. Lel'ps AUCTIoSsER -sALEsRooM NO
ps ws'or paintings and drawings embracing
tn. vprk Of Z. kenseu, q. White, T. BSurhy. james
McEu, " rra,t a. ID sSutiuek, W L. son.s@. o. n Gar
ter For W rIev ilismson, Nnterson tannan a. a. Ham
a. A. Hi co. Odde vsiyerbou.e Beit Won Beest
Boueie More = teomis, hischsrt ~ O Johnscn Ingram
Issyoor suydsm MriShS fisa %hioy and others. % be
.le,r NASSAU street. between Pine and Cedar ssee,s
fSsy ,Rbe exhibition Monday 18th inst until days Of
saIs. with catalogue
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NSIUNEf HALt-F. y
"A viii seii auction, on Tuesday, March ~, AZ lo5a
rroci nj the 6G Nassau street. large nod yaus
al. evnntgy Of sold silver watches, Diamond pus aud
rnes % mosaic aud floenuDc; pins rings
thbles sleeve buttons shirt sucs, gold vest and guard
chains, chatcsines, kr. By Order Of -. - ..
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A UCTION rICS.-AsslGNhE's SALE or FINE
"A geld and silver watches and otner Jeveiry TO morrow
Taesdsy1 morning At t1H O'Clock, JULIUS BROWN aus
Eoneer-By COMPTON BHo~k, al heir salesroom, y
Corlandt sree--Ry order of T. Asr n Esq ssaigo-e-
Large sock Of hunting End single cssed patent lever and
sold and silver watches real cameo mosaic cora
fancy for aoies and gentlemen gold guard
fob chains Diamond breaspns, studs sleeve but
tons bracelets DC removed from first clsts Broad
store and for positive sal. 90 close the estate rare
chance for parties in want Of good watches or je~ey FOR
personal use.
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nAkI.ET & WRIGHT AUCTION EERS-wIfii SELL
~ tuesday March 20 at IL 'loak NJ at the Mochancs
+scbabp no court street Brooklyn that desirable thre'
snry sub cellar brick house 2Oy6 feet
pshed with modern improvements lot 29 feet thu mort
side of ~ feet east OF Hamilton street
block from Clinton avenue church Omnbusses th
door
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"A Carrying the United States malls.
Sailing positively on the day advertised.
The fine Sswburypors puiit clipper snip LYRA,
~ tons regiSter Cnesver, master,
rapidly loading East river and will be des
patched for Melbourne direct April 4.
Tie A clipper bark
MATANZAs, 40 tons register, Bickford, master,
Is loading Mt pitr A. North and will sail for sydney d
rect on Thursday April Is
These ships have
for both hrss and second cabin passengers
For freight Or passage apply on board, or 20
= X. W. CAMERON No. d Bowling Green.
Sight bills for sale and cSh advances made cousign
MIA Conagnees In Australia Messrs Wilkinson Brothers
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THE JEUFOSSE CASE.I NFRANCE
PARls. Decemher II. ~


Eve TN'hlhS III inc Wor'i "l l'l'ulS' H''ra-
ture' drama ana music mas ''eh forgotten
thls week IN 'i' anS'r'eI attention gwen 10
a rlal Whleh shaI hehcei'r'n assume PROM
Ileh' pIa'c among 'l' '".N'N '''''''' UhHer
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lilsieau ol lNlnE III Ine centre ol 'heir "rh
anu oIceri"s iIi lalu''$ ana AoiIc' Among
ytlvSs II1r ,iltases are oCulosso anu -AUoo'o'c'
OeISossC u, ", CONSISTS ol 'tw NUS
:: Inc = H"Ieau uc yeuIossr l. HIoIS I'oA-
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Religious Intelligence.

Revivals are in progress in Western n Y,
in 50 yeral towns in Massachusetts and to a
remarkable extent in the southern portion of
Rhode Island
The religious interest in Middlebury con-
tinues to deepen and the Spirit is daily giving
evidence Of His converting power.
In Rutland more than usual interest
upon the subject of religion has for some
time been prevailing, and is still increasing.
Some twelve conversions are already recorded,
Rev. Era.tus Briggs was ordained at
Whitingham, Jan. 5th. Sermon by Rev, P, s.
Adams.
Rev. j. Aiken has recently been dismissed
from the pastoral charge of the Congrega-
| tional Church in Putney, on account of the
ill-health Of his wife.
\ purse ofJftly-sir dova-; wac presented
to the Rev Dr.. Msane- pasto. Of the Episoo-
pal Society, Of Bennington, on the evening o.
the Sth, by his friends, On the evening OF
the 9th, the Rev. c. H. Hubbard, the pastor
of the Congregational Society, received a
purse of ftty,four dollars
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FROM OHIO.

We extract the following from a private
letter from one Of our subscribers, who has
recently removed to Ohio
Take, are enormously high in th!. State. man
with a farm Of 100 acre. and stock pay. thi. year
from $40 to $50. Every man has to pay his taxes
into the County Treasury.
We're you ever in the grea, rich State Of Ohio
rich as mud, for it is a perfect mud-hole-mud,
mud have been in the state nearly four months,
and it seems as If il would rain poor fellow to
death. Tor ono week, between the Goth and 18th
Of November It was colder than | ever knew in
Vermont nt that time Of the year sleighing good
the .cth November Thanksgiving day The ground
has hardly been vhitsned since and tho ground has
not frozen sufficient 70 bear man since the l.t Of
December. Farmer, are breaking green sward
where it i, dry enough. A great deal of corn Is
moulding and rotting, in the stock and crib
Sidney Moody, Of Middlebury, Vt, make
a perfectly original suggestion in aid of the
launch Of the Leyiath.n. He says
suppose she is built with her deck. all in
and is water-tight, consequently she would
be gas-tight. Therefore, please tell the noble
Brunei 20 urn the city gas into her, fill her
up like a balloon, and her weight will be les
sened nearly one half-then, with her present
appliances, she can he launched with perfect
ease
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RESTING rH. BoS,s.-"wel, Misu., T.

RESTING tn. BoSss.-"Well, Mis-us, /.
gaoin to leave you" said Molly to her mis-
trss,, whom she had loved and grown fat with
for good many years "Going to leave me,
Molly! Why where are you going'" "oh,
Is going TO get married I've worked long
enough, and am going to resi- my bones" O7
course Mrs. Jones could make no objection to
thi, common and natural female frailty. So
Molly went and nothing was heard of her for
year or two; when she came back, poor and
emaeiated, having lost her husband, and all
the rest Of human ills human nature is heir
10, having fallen upon her. Mrs. Jones was
much surprised TO see her coming, and said to
her "Well, Molly, have you rested your
bones ''' "Golly, missu,-l's rested my jaw
bspa and dem : ell the bsnes IL resteds'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-29

Hos, E. P. WALTON, who is in Washing
ton attending to his duties a. member Of
the House, in letter under date of January
l.t, speaking Of receptions by the President.
says
Receptions are ridiculous better rig up a
pump to represent the President; clap on il
stove-pipe hat, with a spread-eagle on top
and let every man, woman and child take a
turn at the pump-handle in honor of the
President. Wouldn't the President be hon
ored Wouldn't he save elbow-grease and
the rheumatism Wouldn't he be gratifcd
into the bargain7 The pump is just the
thing
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On Monday last, as a two horse team
loaded with stone was crossing Lake Bomba-
sine in Castleton, the ice broke under them;
the sled went to the bottom, but the horses
broke loose, and ran, pluncinC in their fright
into an arhole a few rods of, where they
were drowned. The horses were estimated
to be worth S4OO. Four men were upon
the load, all Of whom escaped unhurt, after
getting considerably wet. The water at the
place where the accident occurred was some
thirty or forty feet deep.
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AcclDEyIs,-In Bellows Falls, on Wednes-
day evening last, a boy named Charles Bar
kcr, while sliding down hill was run into by
another sled, with such force as to break one
of his legs Just below the knee.-Mr William
Silver, Superintendent Of the powder works
in Bennington, fell and broke three Of his
ribs, a few days since.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-29

ASoTHIR SHOCKING PAhRIcIDI. Hamilton,
{. W., Jan. IL. A most attrocious murder
was committed at Poolville, four miles from
this place, last night. Jared Canstock and
his wife, aged over 70 years, were the vic
time, and their own son wa. the murderer -
He has for some time been insane.
At about s O'Clock last night he killed hi.
father by knocking him down with an axe,
aud his mother was killed with skillet
He then cut their hearts ont, and cut one OF
the bodie, in pieces, and roasted the other on
the stove, eatinga portion of it. He inten-
ded TO kill hi. sister, but fortunately she
escaped. The murderer is in custody, and
has confessed the act.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-29

A fellow in Lexington, who runs a lung
tester thus delivers himself -" Come up
and see whether yer doomed to die a bloody
death with consumption, or live to be grand
father in ealth hand 'appincss.
This stirring appeal brings several young
men up TO the machine, and the man very
gravely pronouncos each one of them " as
sound as a cuss. y