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professional Notices.

nR G.. d. HAMMOND OF No 81 East Twenty
seyenh.s New York. will BY Correspondence until
Oct, rs at his Summer residence kecseve " " NERVOUS
DEBILITY and special Diseases Of the generally and
a sound cure In al cases 50 treated
DRIVATE HOSPITAL, under the exclusive con-
rol EDWARD H. DIXON w. D. editor Of the sCALPEb for
the radical Hcnorrhod fu NEocele, Hernia
Of the Pelvic Ncers. Apply Dr.
D. rsideuee Tfh-ave between and and aud and
and evening" the Immediate Of Structure, ad
d.s.sd 70 surgical pupils by Dr. Price 10 cents Apply 10
FNFRARDug WARNER No Nsy st., Aston House, or Boz II
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frqal Notices.

y cry csqa', Yes THOMAS p gAETos Plain
SRLEY ahSS1H iESiSG VIE q sc. Int Rev Stamp
JOIN " Irving and aid JOHN W day esnesIsd e. v ST.
SARAH = fox TERREHcI FOX
l.. " i ud e.s..S Of FbwiRb fox dsesed 6eSdaq
' ana eie 81 s Soa o' hsy aan'd sad Tsque
u,uef the complaint ihs which hled N the ofce Of te
~, ii - az ~ 90 Lbrty street Ia aid Cy
,y an. th. service Of s suous you. exclusive oihe
g 90, ss, I'd y9q ,g e '1 s sl ,' ,a sp p @
ss, , s Zoe To- I,s' d''ded TrYN6bs IAS senGcK '
To TERRENCE FOX. Tho comylir, in tie n'd seton
duly flied CerE Of the City end County OF
Nw CITY Han In .aa oy The ,snh Day q Feb
j2iiawsws Plaintiff Attorneys 80. % Liberty rreet
CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY OF
- neutrality-suspicious. PALMER Pninuh ssan,,
c!s = AS no, l.Ta To ,Ss D@Sa
e .4 rqgrd % .e'Ser ne con sT' IN a aoe
Of hev orr a. iA' ny IlA y or NV "a - No B ~
... ehans.-p,- IL m, eiiy EswYorh within twenty
s stamp: Of AVID YOU faa 'ae COM
Cancelled plant lorrsad Plaintiff IN this
.... scion vii tale judgment s-'ia,, you for the Of
hundred dollar. With interest $50 nom May 1852
september 1865 aud : 10 from September "a,
1904 beside. the eo' Of this a'oaPs,d Ny o. S
fl.iu,ir' Attorney. no. 70 EIehanre place
III. CITY .ad ooa"y Of New Yo st tho cis s NsS iors
Ell Day q June is@ GEORGE p 4S I,i,s,. ;,o,
CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- YorI-IorN 7. PARISH. fi,iniie srt. RohEYNl VAN
fss, Of The Supreme Court o. tue siair Yo
abov entitled ae. DAHIhL r @ ~ S a. , 10 ,s
hhe., bidder MONDAY tie Ieh az q July % at u o'clock
g.: %LLES o,s &:
PARCELs Or LAND tae lying and being the sad City Of
N,wior and soanded and Se,e bel follows Besnnne :.
nom The corner Of Ie9ys and d
rSnnns north ~esy and psnri Win
sssey ID, Of T.1i.sys place Of beginning
Dated bxSRI p iS6RAH4M 49, Referee No lOs Broadway
Pan GERAHD BucKLEI, Plaintiff Attorneys.
CUPREME COURT.-WILLIAM II. TAYLOR
- sg.in MARY r. cUNNINGHhM and oihen par,u,nee Of
IN The above Untitled action therein named win
ococI M at Tie EIchsnse s,e.roo No hi broadway the
c BY 5oshr ReGGIsE Ase'ionseI all that es sc
Twenty Ward Of che CITY q New ORR the we,e aide Of
point by the intersection Of the ,onhey Tine Of Twenty
win the westerly line Of f,'t syna and ,aaG,s
sbou, ninety sssery Ofhe
s s .oo aSs lon $ S I'D Ssas and parallel WITH
oT an ss sss GSe p With d
,s so s s"sy & 70 Vy s four r's ss
az inch TO the place 9sesHns ~ ;sid 0'e or
iy52aw3wsALwed Retrrs
CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.-In the
eI TIE ar. ese,eIy 9soI91F1sd
cs,,;ry boe.on. passed AG1 .. 49, ~ no. bd ro
Special Term thereof held ia the Kings County
cooIoa.s the M day Of May 1891 gpse nos s 6sTrSSy
present aud exhibit their respective claims to the under
CRY Of Brooklyn .hs sh day o. Jolly 1865 at O'clock
saia. ~ o,dr ,hsi ths amounts h , I 20 sa s s
filling pren aud exhibit hi, Or their oain at The tine and place
The undersigned reiere under the laid ofdsr-Dei
Brooklyn. KHs' County May o. i ~; prccrps p.s..
JANIS MAURICE. Attorney for Receiver. No 81 Waist. NY.
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Qlf0iral.

DARBYs PROPHYLACTIC FLUID, the most
- POWERFUL pfsfSFECTAST known. - Every fnily
should bottle fChrs,an Ines,Deer Sold by JOHN
DARBY Co. 100 WIZ an-st
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMAfCY,
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Excursions.

A DAILY EXCURSION to the FISHING BANKS
MEE Pilot leaving on SUNDAY July aud dsy ihseshefi
leaving Markcfs Egtht r. H. u Prcksp - = ts
TOPPER and Pior No y r. az o'clock o. n Pare
Sc. sc0ncbcs ba'd Bak. Lines -nd Rrifrshn,n on no
QUARTER FOR EXCURSlONS.-The large and
" comuo5ious Steamboat III GNLNOT
Pier NJ. Nor lye.
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bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Oh war
ID antsd solid Chestnut and Wanut Chamber
Suites plain and ornamental at II. tAhkhoioHs NO 30
Csnsl-st. opposite Wooster Established lStl
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Gopartnership Notices.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.. J. BkIDG-
~ MAN who been 10 years connected with ths Agency
bnsnes. has interest Ia TIE COMMfhClAL
AGENCY 81 Pskow and l45 Nasssut tn, olsnes. wi
By subscribers under the oil Mo
KILLOP, sPRAGUE Co.-New-loFs JOY leo6.
JOHN McfllLLCP
DANIEL J. SpRhGUE,
LEWIS J. BklLGMAH
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NETWORK ana NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
ltCs SUMNER ARRANGEMENT lael
COMMENCING JULY o. I561
Pt,.nser Station EewYorE Twenty and
FOurrsys EnlIAnee on twenty seysntn-sL

TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN;
ForYew Haven 90 400 iEI.,l ll3ol u - ErJ 400
Or } as. 40 and 500 Tx, lp -.
For Bridgeport, 200 800, fEIJ lilo ll5, (EIaJ 10
UY.) 845. 40 and 90 tEI.l .. m
Tor Milford ana straiiord 100 n 20 nj AS 80 ..
Fo FairheA Southport aud Wespor. No. IJA $40 40
For NOrwsh 100 400 RI1 $50. II . m. 2l CELJ AGO.
d. s.85. 40 SO $40 (Ex..l - m
For Dsrien. 7.ou. go ll.3O i3fj, 40 sop m.
Greenwich, 100 $50 l5J l5 "a A. so %
FOR Stamford, o. 90 (EJ.l go lilo TIA Ell 2l3
200. OIL Is, I 90 so. 63O 800 (EI..lp N. -
Chester Intermediate stations sJ AJO lJ
ais. as, 40. 49, go 100 D.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield 800 thxl 100 tErl80)
For Boston, Shore Line i2.l5 Ell Gel . 49,
for Hartford and Springfield 400 tE1l l2l3 100 (tI
AGO .. IL. -
ConDectlcui River Railroad 600 (EIl l2l3p Mon
For Hartford Providence sad Fshk Railroad. 500 (EI)
foI New Haven London and soninson Railroad 400
l2I5 400 100 ?. m.
FoI Canal Railroad. l2l5 o. m TO Northampton
Ior Housaton'e Railroad. a. m, o.
For haueA luck Railroad. 800 a M. 40 .. m
Danbu and NOrSak Railroad. A. ~ p m, go p NJ
JAMES n. HOYT Sup.
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Tll6rcllancoue.


NOCHRANE's GLASS INKSTAND MANUFACTO-
~ RY ~ wnIam. New kinds Of Ggt p.ss.ed ard
Oh Ybony and Walnut RARl lNKSTANDs Patent
Anayr Thermometer INKS, Whitney Diapers Pat NKsTANDS
prices Mail orders strictly attended
HAMMOCKS.-An invoice of splendid quality,
,utabe for families going the country Canton Mating
ancy. For Wholesale and retail, BY ROWLAND
JOHNSON No 81 Beayerst New YORK. and No fls Markets.
Phihsdelphia
M ANHATTAN OIL COMPANY.
WI No. Is Broadway N. \.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
EASoN's SPERM OIL and EXTRA LARD OLA
For Railroads Steamships. and factoriea
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DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
HI COMPANY.--On and AFTER FRIDAY, June J. the IEssE
HOYT passenger boat Of this Road viii leave Per NO 81 noItn
River aud az Port Monmouth wh u4in
for the following points on tie Ro d; =.
II Express Line for Camden drec taking ps.senser TO
Fsruing dae Point Pheasant, bricso
River Woodmanse Barnesst ssanon1
RAlfond Through o Camden IN five hours Fare 81
No. -, and rs from Per No j. or or
Monmouth Highlands MdieowD Shrewsbury Eatonown ocean
rort Brnchpor Long Branch Shark River sqnan fangte
Point Peasat Bnckbu Manchester Toms River and
Camden. Fare ~. a.. 81. II
Camden.
RETuRxISG TRAINS LEAVE CAMDEN
Al o2pa M arriving iu New fork II Z.l5 o. n
Fregu. at .. M. srrisingin Ne~-f ork az m A.
Msy Man AID 80 arriving Ia "ioA III Wv
a n snd a Pier No. .. North River
received ~ Pier 80. 3 W. n CLAYTON supL
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nAIIY EXCURSIONS DOWN THE BAY.-De-
Ash Summer etcursans by !svoge steiner Jessie oyt,
dsv (suu8y. excepted rom pier No o. foot % Norm
River AZ Al a. embracing through the Nirrows and Lower
Bav nat For Laiayot Hamilton &C. 10 Pom Monmouth md
:. 30 ftfe or the round rp
''''A'" WM. y CLAYTON. suu,.
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6eip Uamteo.


A GENTS WANTED.-Wantedi in every county
6rte.s Agent for Lehsds picture Of the
"DEATTBED or LINCOLN painted from personal sitting In
dor.p President Speaker Collar and other distinguished per
prsssat on that sad OCCASION Addess With stamp
LlTTLEPIELD CLAGETT
p. q. Boz No. SIS Washington d. @.
7 AIDES WANTED.-Only those Of pleasing adj
snd combined with energy loera mo ce
Cal No IL Chanoer.t (up stsrsl Room no
rVNINMAN WANTED.-A good workman who I'M
dernd tue tin business ia all its branches aud would uke to
locse pssan healthy town Pemanen sha sood
wsse- Address 2. H., Ow~.o. TioEa County, ~ \.
NVANTED-AGENTS. - Permanent employment
w in selling CRowELL's IMPROVED SCISSORS and KNIFE
SHARpENER. An energetic woman can clear rom 70 20
$50 per day In their sales Sample .-nt BY mall en- receipt o. re- all
prcr, 50 cents. q. w CROWkLL X Co, trvelsla Onio.
NVANTED-An Energetic PARTY IN every County
w to canvas. sell wonderful ENokANINo ever
Produced Sells rapidly the ssSne men ~ every place ESEsv
Ing s eighteenth edition. We have Agents ssov Psi
which doabsinr applicant NO BONUS
RIGHT OF TERRITORY. send stanP Tor :epnsenua 'n
culsr. DUyAL, swASDER Co.. Pubhshers noa ~ ana ~
South Finhst, Phiisd-lpbi.. Penn.
40 EnI fop AZ
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DATENT ASPHALTIC CEMENT FLOORING
The eh,ape. and desirable article introduced for paw.
Ing or flooring sabes floors Slaughter
d.tilere. preventive ct danDnes verrnn
kassa specimens can be and orders EFF
OF address Box No. s00s PostOffce.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w SIXTH WEEK
oil 10 highly successful eng of
MR.. JOHN BROUGHAM
SATURDAY, July a.
win BE- presented with
and NEW APPOINTMENTS.
John proughan's Great E1svazsnz4, entitled
COLUMBUS RECONSTRUCTED.
DON CHRIsTOVAL COLON. alas COLUMBUS,
cairvoyant yoyagc whose flbusterng expedition gave .
rise 10 a world OF uaton.........ML JOHN bkOUGhAh
COLUMBIA national deDuarte, her trst sppesn' ,
Miss EMILE MELVILLE
Ferdinand King Of Arraeonan Arrogant aggressive and
progressive monarch Of rather speculative M J. T. Dtss
AND A GREAT CAST.
Previous which, beautiiul Coiaedetta entitled
PRETTY PIECE o. BUSINESS
Chsracers represented by MI G. u aOt j.. W. Act~a
Miss Lena Prentice, Mrs Wslcot Miss =. Johnson
Doors open at u commence at o,ele *
STTRI ,O's GARDEN BEGINS At z.
~ lessee and Nanager Nv D. " tltAib''
SATURDAY July a. 1906 con: night Of the Summer foop
Last sppearance IN America Of the
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF GABRIEL RkVEL
A SPARKLING BILL.
THREEFACED tkENCllMAN
Gabriel Antoine, IN Speaking Cisracter ~ English
YOUNG AMERICA IN GRAND PAS
TIE CONSCRlPT - $50.
FRANCOIS. GABRIEL, ANTOINE AND FULL CCIPhNf
THE GREEN MONSTER.
ANTOINE YOUNG AMERICA, SC, sc.
Seats secured six DAYS sdvlnce
DROP. LOVES ERONAUTIC AMPBlTHE-
l. ATFR. CENTRAL PARK
BALLOON ASCENSION. ..., ., 40
LESLIE ~ HIS WONDERFUL FEAIS
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY, 18th
See other ady eTtieuents Admission - cen,s
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Religious Union Meeting MORROW Sundiyl N l.net
TOnpkns aud Gassyes Book number Of minister
will be Services at Preaching
by the Rev WAL IRVINE. TIE Rev d. HARRIS viii preach
Services In the evening The pubic invited TO siispe
preaching brother John Taylor VIII account %
M.ihodism 81 years
The Meeting of the n Y. Association of - =. Teach
will be held IN e Harlem Baptist ri have sad l5tth
on the 10th nst- at Pun. SUBJECT "slisson schools
The Church of the Atonement (the Rev NM. r. "a
Reco) will continue their without intsrmsson
Home Chapel Ne 80 Fest TweDynnh, nD the eonoest,oo
Church VI hadisonve and Iweny 9th
st. recently purchased by them Services a, ~ and a NJ
Thirty.-eventh-st NJ Il. Church, between Second and
Tirduyes Rev w H. BOOLk. Pastor viii preach on SUN
DAY 100 AMI al Seats free General PTay. Meet
ing ct % ?. N.
The Rev. q. u. Archibald, ID. D., viii preach w,nn
Church. between sixth sp3 ssyeutsses
TOMORROW. sabbath July Is, lOi O'Clock AID a
Strangers inyteo
The Five Points ,iissionsis fhe Old Brewery The org
the Points Tie Rev " sHAFFER Sup"rintsDd
ent Principal Sunday at ococs Short al resse
will be made. Visitors always delighted with the nsns Of
these Children
The Corbit, Pastor of the Seventeenth st
VI T.. Church between F aud Second viii pTrsch 81 "
DAY Ot and II Seats free Prayer meeting y
SocjnI Fxcnrsion Of Sabbath Schools connected nth
The W, L. r. Church and ia. NestnntsI church.
Twenfyse I'll gksDAl Jolly TO- 1866 70 AdernTy Pss.
VIM Myers have been chartered the
and viii West Ieuhs, N r.. 7l3, Twenty seconost.
O'Clock. Tickets Fifty Cents.
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ALVIN. EvERDELL" SONS No 10. Fultonst.-
"A wEDDINe aAani .. 4 I'm az. rioHERH 0Gabnstss
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Gorsee, Carriages, &t.

CARRIAGES CARRIAGES!
" EIGHT HUNDRED FOR SALE
AT VERY Low PRICES.
C. WITTY, No. 6l8 Broadway near Rlescksrs.
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DEMOvAL-QUINTARD SAWYER n WARD
HI have MOVED temporarily from No 20 No 81 Pine-,.
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NUKTHEKN KAI1hUAU OF NEW-JEKSEI,
~ Train. leave Jersey City Pernaon s:l2
l:l5 427 and 6.13 Saturdays only II Is The
. : ~ 4: n and o rs through 20 M.nsey
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trans leave Depot ioot OF
II Cbamber.ss.. Psvonia Ferry: c,-.. n....-.
74s NJ Express for Rochester Buffalo ssAnnea Donn
and all points " est and South
$50 a ~. Way Train. daily TO Otifvlle 90.
lOa NJ Express Mail Buffalo. Salamanca ard west
p. ~. Way Train for Middietown ,,,.,
40 o M WAY 10Y Port JeTvs, hewburgh WarwIct
$40 % n Sirht Ezpe.s Buffalo Salamanca tnd Duufft 49,,
p w. lightning EIpe's daily for Buffalo saananca puhhiA
dsIlp points West aud SOUTH
pm, IMMIGRANT Train, daily. for the Wet -, - -,
Wesern lines. HUOh bDDhL' oohi supp
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New-York City Mission
OF THE NJ. Z. CHURCH.

OF THE ". r NHI 10
There be Preaching other Resious Exercises ToMoR
ROW tSundsy l5th following places the 81
City sunday school and Missionary Society Of The NJ
L. Church;
?.
No. III Bank 81 : p. m
Fonreenth Yard Mission. No ls9 MuIbery-s., at p
Fifth Ward Mission. No. 81 Worth-s,, a. ?.
between fry ninth and ciXeh s. al %
Nc. 3l3 Rivngton It, near Lewis al a p
ard Mission Nc. 2Sj Avenue b. between Sissnh
and Seventeenth Sta, at a p. IN.
Ward Mission. No lac Avenue between Tenth are
Eeventh-sts, at "a D. M.
sunday Schools al above places at Ga. ard
Rev. D. MAINS P..,o,,
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E8:&E2[&:}3!fa3

,o ready for application dursb cheap and easily applied
RKZDYRoOEJHG COMPANY. No. - Ms,ssa Lsss Nsr ferl
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'"'f Fne iaR f BIOS SsS.r Aren't. No IS NY
IVyT{F CONTINENTAL MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.

II PANY AMERICAN STEAMSHIP LINZ. NEWlORk-
ANTWERP travellers and shippers Of cargo to Europe dearoo
ports OF the en- Opportunity
doing offered by tie selection OF this line ne C3p4nys
Ia Ii Vsltss Steamship ClRCASsAN fbos 3
kl 1000 tuns and 200 horse power VII rsye rs
- North River oos Of for Ant direct on
DAY. July 49, -. ,...,,v.
ftss Cabin go Second Csb seersge s37 So Payable
Gold.
ftds direct Holland Wesiern Germany the
9hDs and Switzerland
Ts and fare Tor passengers 10 respect
h1steAss
An experienced Surgeon on bosrd
Through Bib Of adng gwen 10 Rotterdam AID Amsterdam
WI sALEM a Co, General Agents
NO ll0 Pe4rstt-, Hanover Square
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AND n
admits Of spacious sts'e rooms
opuin- Saloon tho accommodation and se are
Iuu.arpssscd. and the than any other line
An experienced surgeon each shin free Of charge
Ssbfn passage sl00. SO PaySole in currency
stecruFe passage bring parties from Liverpool or Queens
sownfor 8 IS - ,...
Issued BANK II Oreat britain shu
Ireland At the lowest rates.
accountable Tor specs or val
ble. hiding having their expressed thereon
srDed therefor 80, ~
the Office Of the Company
M 81 roatvay and passage office Of the
~~"p~"S' 4' r. w J. HURST Manager
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WORCESTER PALMER FlTCHBt RG NASHUA, LOWELL.
CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and stencil seamers OF the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOs ION and CITY OF NETWORK,
leave New (sundays excepted O'Clock from
Pier No - North River, foo, Of Nestry ct,
FOR NEW-bONDON
with the Steamboat Express Train nom The above
Boston and oeesteF
and Nashua nd Ne~ London and Northern Railroads.
Freight taken the loves, For information inquire o.
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rI,O CORPORATIONS, CONTRACTORS, &c
isrse stock imported Scotch Niihed stonewar- Sewer
p,n. B.nehes 10 from IL to Is niche, diameter also
Top Garden Vases; Malt Gree. Ii9a.e oven and Flooring Tile;
Bait Brick scotch Bridge Fire Brick constantly hand
Also manufacturer Of Drain Pipes from to u
Agricultural Drain Tie. Lc, Lc- .
EDWARD M QUINN. Long Island Pottery
DEPOT No 28 pesri st.. NewYort
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Pssse by Wednesdays frst CABIN eo Steeage 30
Payable In L. s currency n, -, o 4. -,
Passengers forwarded to Havre Hamburg Bremen &C al
nRoaerse rstea -. q,
sl~ese passage Liverpool ouesDsOws go gold or the
sqnivaeut -. r. 49,. 49,.
eheas bought here BY sending fos their sndh
further Il the Company oinoeA
q DALE No IS Broadway how Yok :
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-16

were on their way to a donation party at
Cedar Lake. They had gone but four
miles when reaching the house Of Mr.
Campbell they stopped and demanded i'q-
uor. Ins.reply to them Mr.. Campbell
said b, kept no liquor. but they insisted
that hadid. The brutes with sled stakes
broke brough the lower windows, aud
tried to, enter. Mr.. Campbell resisted
them VIII great courage, but was finally
overpowred and driven into the road
wherehs head and face were beaten to a
shapelessmass. The wretches then drove
off, Mrs Campbell had sent her little
daughterpur years old, to a neishbors
for help, nd sitting down on the snow
supportingher husbands head, and kiss
iug his brused features, awaiting its COM
ing, the blod of the dying man freezing
to them bob there in the cold. Ten min
utes after tie arrival Of the neighbors the
murdered nan breaihed his last. The po-
lice of Uiicaworked all night to secure the
five murderss and at five o'clock the next
morning thes were all under arrest
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3; HORRIBLE TRAGEDY In FLORIDA
At Monticello, Fla, on the 9th uli, a
young lady who had been gradually losing
her mind retired to her room about, ten
o'clock. ST ortly after, as member Of
The family was passing the door of her
room she was heard praying feryently.-
The odor of burning rags was also noticed,
and the door being opened the young wo-
man was found sitting in the centre of a
feather bed enveloped in flames, while,
with clasped hands, she was praying fer
yentiy, and exclsiming, Oh amt this
glorious Amt / a martyr!' The fire
was promptly extinguished, when it was
found the poor lady must have been burn
ing for some fine: for from her waist
down every vestige Of clothing was de-
stroyed. Notwithstanding she was dressed
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-16

HARD TINES IN INDIA.-No rain fell
in India the last season. The autumn
rice crops were lost. Prices in half Of
Lower Bengal are one hundred per cent.
higher than usual. In some parts the peo-
pie are in state of starvation. In Mon
ghyr, the poorest classes pick up leaves
as food. A shopkeeper who gave hand
full of grain soaked in water to each per-
son was thronged with hundreds OF appli-
cants for the pitiance. The rotting grain
used for spirit now sells AS food to those
who can buy it. Even the refuse seeds
from which oil has been pressed, are beg
ged to satisfy hunger. Around Calcutta
the peasantry fight for such puddles OF
water as are still left, to keep their rice
alive.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-16

A ROMANCE OF REAL LIPE. - The
following Is declared to be true:
"About the spring Of the year 1920, a
Mr.. Garnett, living near Auburn, N. Y
was arrested for forgery. He was tried,
found guilty, and sentenced to three years
in the State Prison at Auburn. He denied
his guilt TO the end, and being a man OF
very sensitive feelings. and having a wife
and family, it bore quite heavy upon him.
He served his time and was released a
mere wreck OF his former sell, despised by
his once loving wife, who refused to live
with him, and Stunned him as a guilty
culprlt. Sad and broken hearted be dis
posed OF his property and went to Central
Pennsylvania, where he married beauii-
full And excellent young lady.
They lived happily and prospered. Sew
eral years after his departure, the first
+ wife became fully Convinced that he was
innocent and had been wronged. The
conviction proved true by the deaih-bed
confession OF aan who aeknowled the
commission Of the crime Of which Mr..
: Garnett had been convicted. The sorrow-
ing woman repented her former act, and
with friend went in pursuit OF her dis
carded husband.
After the object of several weeks, they
at length arrived in The neighborhood of
their search. just at dark they drove up
to the door Of snug and pleasant little
cottage, when Mrs. Garrett entered the
house, aud there beheld her once beloved
husband apparently happy in the society
Of his second wife. She rushed up to him,
and throwing her arms around his neck,
wep. bitterly Sooa the scene became at
fecting, the two wives clnging to him,
each claiming him as her husband
After calming their feelings, and can-
didly considering the case, the second wife
decided to give up the husband, believing
that the first had the lavf,al claim. After
few days DIR. Garnet and bis first wife
removed to the vicinity Of Rochester, n.
Y. where they now reside. The second
. wifi. makes them an annual visit, and Mr..
G, keeps her supplied wish all the neees-
sa5ies of life. ear 81 MET