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READY FOR THE SEASON

HAVE not spent large sums of money, making
unnecessary alterations in my store, therefore can
afford to sell cheaper. l will positively do So
| have manufactured well assorted stock for the
spring trade, of
ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING
for men and boys, of latest fashion and best work
Also for sale all kinds of Furnishing Goods, In
dia Rubber Goods, &c, &c. The only owner of the
right to sell Singers Sewing Machine in this coun-
~ All others are FRAUD, as | paid the full
amount demanded for the said right at its first in
PRODUCTION to the public in this county As evil
dence deeds made out by lawyer In lawful man
ner, and recorded in Washington.
Clothes neatly cleaned and repaired Next door
cast of the American Hotel. C. BENNS.
Burlington March, 10. daW6w
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THE
CONFESSION AND EXPERIENCE

OF A VICTIM
TIE SIGNED for the benefit and az a warning
- and caution to those who suffer from ner
vous debility, indigestion, lowness of spirits,
want of sleep, premature decay, &c; as conse-
quence of youthful imprudence, the baneful
habit of self-abuse. At the same time pointing
out the certain of self-ewe.
By one who has suffered from the above cause,
and from misplaced confidence in medical humbug
and quackery. Single copies sent (post-free) on
the receipt of stamped envelope, bearing the
address of the applicant.
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
w24m3 Bedford, Kings County, N. 7.
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Mr.. Reed cured of Gout.

LOcsH, Nay ,, 1859.
Mr.. BILLINGS IL regard your rus anu Lam.
ment as the only true specifics Tor sou'- nave u'eO
them and satisfied they contain ne" hieui.i'ie'
not found in other preparations, ana are esseh'lAI
different and better than all others haVng long Oee"
afflicted with gout have tried the various prepare
tons of CoIchicum and many other medicines hghV
Iauded for govt, and therefore am well quaiineu 10
Judge of the virtues Of your remedies
Yours, &C. SAMUEL hEED-
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Justice is certainly an odd iSh-she has
,uiy single pair of scales.
rb;. we think, is a mistake. Justice is al
r,vs represented with two pair of scales, one
mir in her hand, and one pair on her eyes.
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NOTICE

n HAVE SECURED by contract, the services of
4 eighteen thousand industrious hens fol- one
year commencing the 10Th instant and no
chen fever is apprehended, hope to be able to
fiji orders for eggs to any desired xtent.
"Strikes by the operatives are so guarded
against as to remove all fear of high prices.
A full supply is promised for Easter
A. S. DEWEY.
Burlington, March 10Th, 1850 diff
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STEPHEN CoOPER's ESTATE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap--
w pointed by the Honorable the ProbateCou TT
for the District of Chittenden, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims and de-
mands of all persons against the estate OF
Coonar late of Richmond in said District, deceas-
ed represented insolvent, and also all claims ana
demands exhibited in offset thereto; and SIX
months from the day Of the date hereof, being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose. we DO there
fore hereby give notice, that we will attend 70 ,9e
business Of our appointment, at the ONCE OF j. !;
Allen in Richmond, in said District, on inc 81
Fr;Javs Of June and September next, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this 23d day of March, A. ID. lsoo'
II. A. HODGES, 1Commissioner
JOSEPH WHIPPLE,
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H., EDWARD EVERETT will deliver Il Lee
., on 4" The Early days of Franklin"-in
~. Mace on Friday of next week, the Doth
instant.
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A Mr.. Lyon declined fighting duel, and
as called dog for it. "Ah, you may call
ma a dog but a live dog is better than dead
LYON
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IrNgvEk Holdings Russia SaIve never
nils to cure cuts, burns, scalds, wounds, corns,
unions sores wounds, etc, if literally used Sold
FIR % cents a box, at all the Drug stores.
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rAvCy ADDRESS CLOTHS

CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
The stock which have now on hand will be
disposed Of at very reduced prices; and shall be
ready to show the Spring styles to my friends
about the 18th inst.
| hope YOU will favor me by call and eX-
animation of the inducements which can be offered
YOU to patronizc my establishment.
Respectfully, 3. TURK,
No. & Bank Block, Burlington, VT
March. 1850.
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Hair-WOrk and Toilet Goods,

ID +. BURGESS Il son, Manufactur-
ID. ere of all kinds and styles of LADIES' AND
GENTS HAIR-wORK. NeW style Gents Wigs
great improvement rhOliy unshrHhing, and perfectly
natural; made of the Best Human Hair, and Nat
mal Color-all kinds at wholesale and retail
,ood fits Warranted. Rule for Measuring the
Head for a Wig. - l. Round the largest part OF
tho head. 2. From point Of Hair on forehead to
nape of neck. g. Over top of head, ear to ear
t. Round forehead ear to ear. By sending measure
and lock of hair for color, good fit be assured
L. +. BURGESS & son,
303 Washington ST., opp. Avon Place,
April 9th. ~42m3 BOSTON.
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MRS. WINSLOW.-An experienced nurse
and female physician, has Soothing Syrnp for
children teething which greatly facilitates the
process of teethng by softening the gums reducing
all infammation-will allay all pain. and sure
to regulate the bowels. Depend uponit mothers,
1t will give rest to yourselves, aui rei'e and
health to your infants Perfectly safe a all cases.
See advertisement in another column. dawly
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WIGS! WIGS. WIGS ,-Batchelor's Wigs
and Troupees surpass all. They are elegant, light
easy and durable,
Fitting to a charm-no turning up behind-no
shrinking of the head indeed, this is the only es
Enlistment where these things are properly un-
derstood and made.-lG Bond Street, New York
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LITTLE SONGS FOR LITTLE PEO-
PIE

PIE.
nRICE 30 CENTS. This book Of songs Is just
wbatthe little folks In our Sunday schools and
families have long wanted. They will never grow
weary Of it. 1t is sold cheaper than it ought to
be- because Of several similar works being in the
market at almost ruinaus riccs. But who com
pInins of book being too cheap Every family
and school must have copy. Remember this Is
a bran new book never before advertised
Just received and for sale at Huntlngtons.
Burlington, April ID, 1850.
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Save your Carpets.

VTNHE great inquiry has been made for a number
Il of years by house-keepers, What shall we put
under our Carpets to protect them from wear and
moth This grand and valuable discovery was
effected and patented April LIST, 1856, by j. K.
HARRINGTON, and is called
Harrington. Pateut Carpet Lining.
This article having proved its utility has now
come into general use so much so that scarcely
carpet will be put down without, and its cheapness
puts it in the reach of every family. 1t is war
ranted to add so per cent. to the durability of
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mating. The details OF
its merits are too numerous to mention. 1t can be
obtained at any of the principal Carpet Stores
Stores throughout the United States, and is manu-
featured only by the
New York Carpet Lining Company.
Also extensive manufacturers of
MAMMOTH COTTON BATTING.
AND COMFORTABLES
The best and cheapest that have ever been intro
duced in the market.
OFFICE ii DEFY ST., SALES Room 40 PEARL ST.,
NEW YORK.
All orders or information requested VIII be at
tended to with promptness and despatch.
Under the supervision of the Patentee,
J. R. HARRINGTON, agent.
MANUFACToRY, AS AND $50 WATER ST., n. Y.
Send for Circular
April 7, 1860. d3m*
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splendid car but very poor UOice, as the
,r-an grinder said of the donkey.
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JUST RECEIVED AT JELLtSDN'
A GOOD and large assortment of IRISH
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FARM FOR SALE.

vUvHE subscriber offers for sale the Farm on
Il "Spear street. in the sSa.G par. Allan FsrT
81 Fa-,,, Contains one hundred and eighty acres,
,~;tI ,ood buildings, and offers favorable oppor-
,unt,S 10 any enc who wishes to purchase Good
ENQUIRE Of L. C. Ray, on the premises, or Of the
subscriber, In Hinesburgh. J0HNsA1.
Uuesburgh Eeby II, 1850. Wv 81
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OGDENSBURGHT TO THE WEST
The Northern Transportation
1860 Company. 1860
rsx,GlzaIs

YNTILL, DURING THE PRESENT SEASON,
w run their line of
ISTCLASS UPPER CABIN STEAMERS
DAILY, between
Ogdensburgh, Cleveland Toledo, and Detroit,
and TRI-wEEKLY between
Chicago, Milwaukee, and intermediate Ports, in
Guiding Waukegan, Kenosha, Racine, PIT. Wash
ington, Sheboygan, Manitowoc, Mackinaw, Pt'
Huron st. Clair,
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,u,HF FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES Of

IL good land, formerly owned by the late Henry
Leavenworth, Esq, situate between the road new
leading to the Bridge, and extending to the Laks,
being three miles North of the village in Burling-
ton, now occupied by A. j. Starr, being beautiful
ly situated, and having an extensive view of Lake
and Mountain scenery. Upon the premises is .
large two-story house in good repair, two large
bans and fine corn house and other out-buildings,
with good fencing, and large orchard OF four
hundred bearing Apple trees, and fine garden,
with Pear, Peach, Plum and Cherry trees, Grape
Viues, Currants and Strawberry, with about 20
acres of Wood land, now ready for sale, as my
health will not allow the pleasure Of cultivatiug
it. Come and see it.
ALBERT J. STARR,
Administrator.
Cottage Farm, Burlington, March 10. w3sf
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FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT,

n It III IN u ~ y
DR.. Sweets nfallible Eminent is prepared from
the recipe DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut
the treat bone setter and has been used IN ms
rroctice for the last twenty years with the most
astonishing success As an external remedy 1t is
without rival, and will alleviate pain more
speedily than any other preparation. For all
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it is truly in
fallible and as curative for Sores, Wounds,
s, rains, Bruises, &c, its soothing, healing and
powerful strengthening properties, excite the just
wonder and establishment Of all who have given 1t
a trial. Over four hundred certificates OF remarka-
bic cures, performed by it within the last two
wears attest this fact.
See advertisement. d&w6mos-
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FROM TIE EVENING EXPRESS.

July 9th, ls59.-Spalding's Prepared Glue is SO
adhesive that it can be used in rejoining heavy
pieces of furniture, while at the same time it is
invaluable to ladies for cone, she'll a other or
nanental work.
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WHITE MOUNTAIN VIEWS.

NIAGARA and Other Vie,cs Of american Scenery,
&C. &c. For sale at lowest city prices at the Chit
tenden County Daguerrean Gallery, 147l Church
Street.
CHARLES MILLER.
Burlington, April I, 1850.
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NEW STEREOGRAPHS.

VENHE SUBSCRIBER has JUST RECEIVED
i large addition to his stock OF ctereoSr"phS'
COMPRISING some two hundred new views, among
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VIEWS IN CALIFORNIA,
ENGLISH VIE WS.

interesting to every one who has friends IN San
Francisco or who cares to see the wonders OF Cal
ifornia scenery a number of
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MAPLE SIG

THOSE who would get the largest quantity of
the finest quality, with the least money, will
find their wants met at DEW Ely ,.
March 18th 1850.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

and Furnishing Goods Of all descriptions styles
and sizes.
The Advantages which I have secured for tn
purchase of Goods in the cities, enable me to one
NV stock at lower prices than can be fouad else
where in this vicinity I also have a corps
good workmen in my employ SO that am enabled
to supply my customers, at the shortest notice,
with an excellent quality Of custom work. Ny
stock of
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LEAVING OGDENSBURGH o

MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND FRIDAYS AT +;
calling regularly for PASSENG ERS ana
FREIGHT, at Brockyille, Alexandra
BAY. CLAYTON, Cape Vincent, and
0SWEGO.
Passengers and Families moving West. can en-
bark with their Luggage, Teams, Stock, DC. and
land together without disturbance or Tranship-
ment. at their Port of destination. - These
Steamers have large Cabins and State Rooms, am
ply and neatly furnished, for FIRST Class Passen-
gers and Second Cabins with Cook Stoves and COM
Portable accommodations for Passengers and Fami-
lies who may wish to furnish.their own provisions
and bedding. e No efforts will be spared to
maintain the reputation of this, as the
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..Buy me, and I'll do You Good"

CLEANSE THE system, PURIFY THE BLOOD
III, hos, S,v;pa S-Surnmer Medicine IN the World IS
DIR. LANGLEY'S
, 1860-04-10

4 correspondent: Of the Newark Adrtrtittr,
writing from st. Augustine, Florida, draws tho
following sketch Of the Invalid risitors at that
noted resort:
'Not the voice Of tho turtle, but the cough
Of pu!monic patients il heard throughout the
lend during the winter months From the
mouth of St. Johns to its source, aud from st.
Augustine to Pensacola the hoarse roliey OF
bronchitis and the sharp rife cracks Of con.
sumption ara necessarily uttered. Every hotel
Is hospital. A nervous person, entirely unat-
fected with disease Of the respiratory organs,
could in few weeks imagine himself suffering
under genuine attack Of the great destroyer
so dissressingIy impressive are the sights and
sounds continually present.
"Trayel where one may. be seems CROWD OF
high, thin shouldcred, sunEen- -chested. pale ana
emaciatcd meu aud women, in all the various
stages Of bronchial and pulmonary clseases,
and his cars are continually saluted with the
audible evidence Of their rayaging character.
All the talk ia Of l,euaozrhases, Eranulated
throats, tubercu1ar .deposites, etc: lie beholds
q constant procession Of the unfortunate We
tins-younS men whose strength had been re-
duced 10 tue weakness of childhood, and young
wouen whose beauty haa vanished in ghastl1-
ness-parents who are struggling for Q few
more Eenrs Of life that they may rear up their
children, and children brought hither by Solicit
ous parents to avert, if possible, the threaien-
ings Of tue despoiler-till the heart bleeds and
the reason is ALMOST tempted to ask irreserent1y
why all this life rs created only to be blasted
by the breath of that fell disease, whose lnsatia-
bic appetite spares neither sex nor a3e-la not
restrained BY the most a1luring prospects, nor
the fondest convictions Of those chosen for 1ts
ureY.'
, 1860-04-10
CourtslbfP in Egypt.

Last autumn, a young lady left Dundee for
Alexandra, to visit relations residing in that
ctr. As the passengers were landing at Alex
andria, richly attired Turk advanced to look
at the arrivals, aud seemed Instantly to be
struck with the CHARMS Of the da1nsel from
"bonny Dundee" He approached her and
suddenly tlunR string Of figs about her neck.
The captain Of the ship came forward, aud in
formed his bewildered passenger that The
Turks gilt WAS a token of admiration and
affection. The matter speedily became scri~
Gus. Through the medium Of au interpreter.
the Turk entered into CONVERSATION with the
captain, and inquired the sum for which be
would be willing TO sell the lady; he had nine
wives a1readv, he said; but could he possess
thi. new beauty. she would BIZ the Queen and
"Light Of his Hazcn." The Captain, for the
sake Of joke, replied that her price was $4,000
piastres tabout $780,. The Turk gFnnbled at
ibe enormous demand it was just double, he
said, what he raid for the most handsome Cir
cassian, Georgian or Mingrelian eyer brought to
the Ale1sndrine market Tic captain, however,
stuck to bis price; and so the PARTIES separated.
But. on the following morning. when the cap.
tain was escorting the lady 10 the residence Of
her relations, the Turk again made his appear.
ancc, and throwing another fig necklace around
the lady's neck, intimated that he WAS prepared
10 give the requisite sun! Hcre was diIen.-
ma. But the captain soon cleared himself
"ro'a" said he, you're too late; sold her
Yesterday for thousand piastres more; SO
! you'ye lost her, The SAME young lady wa.
married, the other day. in Dundec.-Pfrt1
Courier.
, 1860-04-10

~ - Gfle Woods
r:ih T%e " Corore ,+"a} Republic Extra, April ?th}
u .ry morning last. that the skeleton of a
..'.n was found lIxugiug iu q thicket in Black
Oak Grove, in Essex township, on the line Of
the Pittsburgh load, six and u half miles east
of here. on the lands Of Mr. Osburn. where it
had been found the evening previous, By his
son while hunting in the thicket for p2rtridges.
The Dr. Immediately rcpaired to tho spot, and
summoned jury, learned the following facts:
About tie time TIC telegraph poles we're put
up, in September last. the workmen found in
the edge Of tile GFore, where the skeleton lung,
corpet~sack containing pair OF worn pants,
blue shirt, and some other tsiaing articles:
Four rods from the spot. the skeleton was found
neck handkerchief. Tho skull, part Of the
spinal column and ribs were hanging. the
:cmuinder Of the bones were scattered about.
~ they would naturally be By dogs.
The bones were perfectly b!eached, the ha r.
which was fair auburn. had fallen of, the
teeth, except three, which were absent, we're but
slightly worn, showing that be was not more
that twenty-five, or thirty years Of age. HIS
clothes, with the exception Of his neck handker-
cl.ief, we're dccayed fragments Of a jeans coat,
summer pants. q wooltcu shirt. and CHIP hat,
were scattered around In one Of his boots, q
thick pair o. stogas littfs worn, were part Of The
bones Of the foot the other was empty. One
pocket continued his wallet, containing enc gold
dollar. one Spanish quarter, and small change
enough to mike Sl.44 iu all, The other pocket
continued u pipe, knife, plug Of tobacco, and &
| piece Of paper, supposed to be q wrapper from
| some patent medicine. There were no mnrk!
| Of blows about the skull or other bones. Mark:
were plainly d1scernable where the nan stoot
/ upon small limb, cnlv two feet from tht
| ground. while ho adjusted the fatal hnndker
chief lie had carefully tied q knot in both end
Of the handkerchief, before he adjusted the moose
In his death struggles he had kicked of th
bark from the sarl:ng sufficiently to cause hi
death. lie evidently died hard. The jur.
brought in verdict Of suicide by hanging, Q
some person to thom unknown.
, 1860-04-10
TuE Asron LIBRARY Guosr.-Burleigh, the

Tus Asron LIBRARY Guosr.--Durleigh, the
New York correspondent Of the Boston journal,
iu his last letter 70 ttat paper, writes: "
Dr. Johuson said: "Say that house in Lon
don has Plague, and all London will 70 and see
it" / hare spant few duys at the Astor Ii
brary. It is quite amusing to see the crowds
that drift in to See the place wheIe Dr.. Cogswell
saw the ghost of Dr. Post. Ladies, especially,
come in 10 couples, III fours, alone and with
male attendants, with soft trend and an awe
in their looks. with trembling roiee they step
from alcove to alcove, a. if they thought the
form OF the spirit would start out and greet
them. And when the DR.. is ssen behind the
runs.-"Tbere, that il he:" ''Therc he is"-
showing how deeply ths p9ells mind 3E is Interest
proving that, after all that has been said and
written on the matter, men as readiy believe in
the existence Of ghosts to-day. as they did
eighteen hundred years ago. when the disci
pies, thought their risen Lord was "only 9
snirlt."
, 1860-04-10

Tns D1crroS4E1Es-paorEssoR S1owr.-rrof
Stowe, If Andover, says Of the new dictionaries
rs follows:
II have Looked over, with some care, the last
issues Of both Wet1ter's and Worcester's Dc
tiouaries. Without tiny disparagement Of DR..
Worcester. as N able, luxurious and successful
photographer, must say that this examination
has confirmed my former impression Of the SUI
peEioritT Of Webster On almost every point for
which 9 dictionary is usually consulted. Web
ster's Dictionary, as Tow published, think has
decidedly the advantage oyer Worcester s in the
analy.tc .tc clearness, the accuracy and neatness Of
rs definitions, in the nice philosophical discrim
instions Of synonyms, and in the graphic siigni-
feance and beauty Of The pictorial illustrations.
1t seems to me that allthese qualities are clearly
obvious even TO tho most hasty examinations.
In the photography Of the comparatively few
wordsin'regard to which they differ, generally
prefer Webster, as he follows more closely the
aalogics, Of the language,n anticipating usage
which is every day gaining ground, rather than
adbcring to that which is passing nway. In CO.
piousness Of vocabulary they appear to me to
be nearly equal; at least no one can now pretend
thst the vocabulary Of Worcester is more sItet
| and pu-e than that Of Webster.
, 1860-04-10

Austria CROSSING THE A7LAN11c.-The House
Of Hapshurg, which already owes so much more
to Venus thun to 5lars, seems to be invoking
the Godaess Of Beauty to provide It with aref:
use in the New World, against tho possible
whims Of Fate and the tides Of revolution in the
older hemisphere. The Archduke Ma1imilian,
Of Austria. now on visit at the Court Of the
Emperor Of Brazil, is reported to be negotiating
marriage between the oldest daughter ofthat
sovereign and hisovn brother, the Archduke
Louis Victor. The persons principally concert 7,
ed in this momentous piece Of matrimonial d.
plo,nacv are hardiy old enough to interfere with
any arrangements that mar BE- made for their set
Element ID litc. the Archduke Louis being bare-
II eighteen, aud bis intended bride, the Prin-
cess Isabella. not quite fourteen years Of age.
As the emperor, Don Pedro. has 10 sons, this
IL The brazilian throne; aud should tho project
ell match be carried cut. it is quite within the
range Of probability that the Hapslurg family,
like tue family Of Brasauza before them, may be
indebted 10 an American Emperor for the com
forta Of homs. We cannot congratulate our
fiands of the Southern Empire On tho chance
Of such result.
, 1860-04-10

t93- One wing Of the Cleveland Institute was
destroyed BY fire on Saturday last. The Clero-
land MraM relates the following incident con-
nected Herewith:
Whilst the southwest wing WAS wrapped in
flames IN alarm was raised that girl was in the
burning huildlug.- It was soon ascertained that
Miss Minnie Le Compte, a young lady pupil
from Canada, was in the building. working: Jes-
perately to save some of the furniture from the
flames. / tnan ran up through the fire to save
her, but she refused to 20 until the property
Was saved, aud ended the controversy By stri-
king ths man in the face, pushing him out ofthe
room, and fastening the door. AZ she was now
in imminent danger, Sheriff Wigatman ard
Deputy Sheriff bennett ran up the blazing
stairs, but she refused to let them come near
her. and continued throwing the furniture out
of the window. sheriff W1ghtuan at length
succeeded in carrying fer OF TO place Of safc-
t.. Miss L. Compte is quite young girl, but
POSSESSES unlimited courage.