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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-05
NEW PAINT SHOP.

The subscriber has opened a new paint shop in the
South part of the Allen Block, Railroad street.
eB HOUSE AND Fl RNITURE painting will be
attended to with promptness, and done in workman
like manner. GILMAN HUTCHINSON.
a. w. WILLIAMS, AGENT.
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BRYANT n TAPLIN.
SODA FOUNTAINS.

Very " perhaps are acgu int with the oh mcs
ph:lo-ophv of so Ii Fountains tIrs mic Acid 'as occ
pies 'rstly crettrr spa in 'li-tic gaseous state
than il liquid slid II generated in c!o7r vcs-c
will soon eXit IN outward pressure Ii Gil will con-
me To ucrc-=c Ii" generation proceeds until il
cxet7 the pr src Of IA =. L. tie quarc inch, when
il tc., IL 10 i--IIlIr liquid fcrrI.
l. readily becomes Ii MD til water 10y hic it If
readily absorbed 10y ait! len wit the IA When the
rr-s j. ed from the water riarl d. IL acid
n expands from l'pu! TO .-.causu- the water
10 81 Tllr. rfcrVcsc, foam, f,rmn, f til moe
heslttul and harmless XlilIr.rin. Of beverages
tHc Of thu new AID most approved kinds Of aPparI-
Us far .,.c.ating r IL end = ar:ing Soda Fountains
h!- Iccc:tiy h Irocur, d. .ud The purr-t chemicals
will be- Used. the - being p,iyci OF al. impurities
and SODA WAFER. witt "a large v,Iicy "t deli Ously
flavor .yrups, will H. di-pcIc: during tn Uam rra
ur from be
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The society assembled at 8 o clock, the
president in the chair.
The following resolution was offered
hy DR. Goldsmith, and unanimously
adopted:
H,,.'r,d, That while the State MeLi-
c;,l Society does not desire to regulate
tie prices Of professional labor III the
Stale il i, nevertheless, tit and becom-
ING in Us 10 tiX Il scale OF fees which, in
our iudgmcnt, will afford a rate OF com
pvnsaion reasonable and Just to prac-
iitioucr and patient.
DR.. Goldsmith then moved that. in
the Judgment Of this society, the follow
iu9 suns are Il reasonable compensation
for the services mentioned, As follows: I
For each visit within one mile, 81 COL
For each mic travel, 30
For ljr,t consultation Nnilrage cXtra)5 90
For each SUBSEQUENT consultation, 90
!'or midwifery. 10 90
For Office consultation. o.
For written advice, } 90
Forc\mniuation of thoraN. special.
ut,ru, or rrctum. first time. ) 90
For each sub,equent examination. ; 90
For vaccination, = 90
The motion was agreed TO.
Prof l. perkin, read a paper present
Ina observation, intended TO be prclimi
naly to = series Of communications UPON
D,,,., az f;npl,>.
DR.. t.. G. Butler prc~cntc,i y paper on
tie Uroilrr ~ tie Amuaym H,cr, is
eIiLfoI in III, r,yi,hru,ou reports o. Nus
>.y,,l>,t> urd ,.umont; cuneS euM rculc,ig.
DR. {. VI. Rublcv, Of Montpclicr,
read paper On C1tu,nt
DIR. ! y. Stiles presented the follow
IN. resolution. which was adopted:
Evird. That the society tender their
.haaN, to Mr.. o. NJ. Tilkham for the
samples Of California wines presented
from Perkins, Sterne X Co., and that
tic society heartily commend them to the
profession of the state, as we'll worthy of
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SIXTY TONS PLASTER
HARNESSES.

Fox sale hy the subscriber. !. FLEIIIEi.
~ .IuAu= urv. ". F,l. :. -. .,ff
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Tyler's Improved Pa
tent Turbine
WATER WHEEL 4!


SE=@s9es - wheels in operation in the
nit d - t., driving al
kinds y. the entire satisfaction # their
owurf=. Thry have taken tie pacc # all kinds Of
VIII e.. brit. r-h"t and turbine They equal
" - iu hack r d, not freeze, AMI not liable
To- I'LL o. clok, mp with anchor lie and other floating
sub re- Iry xiv. ! u tier ger cent. of pOwcr for
the water nd LIN othr wheel. Abundance Of
the strongest and most rtsi tcstimonia Of those no
hlvr the TYLER Wheels in their superiority
i'll thu pos ssiOn OF the sui scril,r.
tirculIrs. giving th power Of each szcl wheel I'M
der every head from tire to fifty feet with price, will
De- sent ny addr,s-in, tn pat nice.
Having had thirty wears experience In the business
the Subscriber will furnish dcscs and plans for milf.
Also, gearing. shatting and regulators furHishe with
wheels, u hen ordered. JOHN TYLER, Paeutee.
May ~, $50. West Lebanon. y II.
CAUTI"H-Nany iron wheels are nfrinycmcnts upon
one more of my Iatcnt-, the prominent among
which are he wlte-hux and dome, to represent the
Tyler wheel. ThOsr manufacturing using such viii
required t. pay The patent tee.
ndcr date Of Lee MIsa Sept. u. 1>66, 7. e. Baird,
extensive paper manufacturer that place writes TO
the lacutce of the Tyler Wheel Il have been using
the cffe wheel, under u feet head, but hort time
have not had fair chance 10 test the power of the
wheel. do not think the Ictiit, or any other iron
wheel. can bea: the Tyler Wheel that have under 81
feet h ad."
John +. Anderson, nillwright of boiling Springs Pa
writes TO H. ). iamaker, Esq, who manufactures the
Tyler VIII Cs in lcansy lyani, saving IL have PROF.
poet of selling three of YOUR wheels The wheels NJ
Boss IL mill appear to this party that the
Tyler Wheel il better wheel than the Lcfe or the
Ohio wheel.
b. j. V Miller Of c at, sviil Pa writes 20 the Paen-
tep, under date of Az r Is 1>G. and avs 'Business
hi- been very dull. The Iciie wheels have been max
ing great it nent in this stare, but find they
beginning to break and clog up, and the people
getting out with them. | AN nov receiving more ord
en- for tho Tyler Wheels" CO.,
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STRAW FOR uNDERBEDS.
DON'T USE IT.

EIc'l=io- l--,- "A don't sei T, Slim every -i1
months CASINO Ia L and Nil IN yezr tick- Il
-.o-T tic Il
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McallSTERS

Aii-iie9lling Ointment. az.
Worlds SalNe,
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SMOl aNDER'S EXTRACT Buy-i-
-
ALL KIDNEY Di>EA>I>
Rheumatic Difficulties

t'lIyy = sd r.tt-t fsl.f ~.
J. A. a. Ei-f -H-Na,s-- l,,. lR-rl---i-f 2. - ..
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Room ~ tie of The II. Iohnslu-v Horet NJ,
stair. Entrance rn-ral Stree Lover q iii- IL,
game invited q call. >usI bow and @,hcl.rs n
-hool az. ary T--r c:iElv nqui st,d u k,yT out
Table, furniture, -. Al e. Iuai-. from \ = Z.
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Moving and Reaping Machines
harvest OF l-6.
J. VI. WARNER n son.

- EcIairiu. 4 Al :. J. II Novy n Mactirc- and
iLrr .-ic.ltEA. imllrin' n, ,.- viii T0'ultn'--
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MAJOR MORRILL,.
Stable of the Subscriber. West Concord.

Th- celebrated fast trottinE stallion nj stock horsr
nily 'e found this season. tn
The New York herald., 1867-11-13
WESTCHEs TER.

MsrSG OF COUNTY CANvAssERs. Tho Supervisors OF
tne several towns in Westchester county at the
Court House. White Pians yesterday for the purpose
the votes cast At the recent election The
ges,er portion OF the day was occupied in endeavorpg
TO effect organization. Notwithstanding that twenty
two ballots had been taken the question Of selecting
achairmar, no satisfactory result could be attained the
Board being equally divded-twelve democrats and
twelve republicans. II was subsequently determined
to proceed with the canvass and organize afterwards
ACCIDENT TO TEuroN.-A stalwart subject OF his
Majesty King Gambrnus, named weghtman, residing
at Aorrsana sustained several injuries yester-
day forenoon through the falling OF kegs Of lager
1t appears Weshtmsn placing some kegs his
onwhen a sudden movement OF the horses upset
the upper tier. One OF tho kegs struck him severe
blow the forehead and another injured his knees and
feet. Ho was removed to his residence by friends.
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

nseting Of the Board Of Education was held Last
evening At their Rcd Hook lane the President
Mr.. Cyrus p. Smith, In the chair
communication from the janitors Of the evening
schools asking for increase OF saares received
and referred the committee having charge OF the
matter
The Committee on Teachers reported the resignation
Of eleven lady teachers since October l.
Tho Comnittes Teachers and Finance reported that
tAsy nnd examination that the Joint Board granted
the $50 asked fer Of teachers wages for
lS6s but that instead OF allowing the $40 900 asked BY
teachers for 1867 they added the amount TO that
be raised for 1885, the ground h6 appropria-
ton made 70 cover expense for 1867 could not legally
be made Tor the reason that would be Of the nature
she increase Of teachers' salaries $50 GEO. That this
having been passed by the Joint Board for 1868
cannot be legally used until February 1, 1888.
The Committee therefore recommend that the whole
With instructions adjust them accordance with the
amount o ncreass authsrzsd By the joint Board from
February j, 1858.
Mr. wurrocK, who presented the report explained
that In April last the Teachers Committee breugnt In
report ,sng the number OF teachers and the salaries
paid them motion made by Mr.. Norihrep at the
tms 10 raise the Of So 00o which based upon
increase - per cent aad the increase Of
saiares was 20 commence Nay !. Ths Joint Board OF
AIdsnsn and supervisors however passed the appro-
forward 70 screass and he thought hey should have
Il He hoped tho report would Be sdoptsd.
After short discussion the following resolution vAs
offered BY Mr.. hKRsos:-
Resolved That tho reachers asd Finanee Committee be
they hereby directed report disbuon Of not
rceed $40 900 increase salares present
be applied from Nay 1857, 70 February lssa
The report and rssslutioa adopted.
The New York herald., 1867-11-13
Union HilI.


TuE BrRcK SHOOTING CAsL-It has been ascertainsd
that Of the tvo bows who fired while climb
Ing tree by Herman Berck Sunday afternoon, and
Who received some Of the shot on his leg mors
fshtsnsd than hurt the shot cutting only through his
panta He tainted Away with tho fright while his CON-
D. nion went down the road and gave the alarm when
of persons rushed 10 the house Of the perps-
traitor 10 inaict summary punishment on him, but be
had escaped. The other side Of the 10 that che
boys were uespassng Berck's pasture, and were
srdored on, bu they did not comply. Il 10 believed the
Affair viii Be compromised.
Hudson City.
INSTALLATION ov NEw SnSnvv Tho oath OF
once administered yesterday John n Midmar the
Sheriff. At the County Court Houee By Mr.. Cassidy,
County Clerk In preseace OF Judges Quafs Bohnstedt
and s,ursss. General Wright Noah d. Taylor Alder
man shssrsn and others furnished The required bonds
Newark.
SUDDEN DxAru ~ RAILROAD CAR-Mr. Hitchcock,
father-in-aw OF M. Charles Knaep OF Hanrson died
In the 40 train from New York. on tho New Jersey
Railroad yesterday afternoon He was Q well known
and respected citizen Of the place which he resided.
Heart disease was proUAbiy the cause OF his death.
OrrrckRs swosx IS.-The newly elected County Clerk
and sheriff or Esssr county the prescribed oath Of
Office yesterday morning The Sheriff rave bonds In
the 50 a Of $50, 900 and the Clerk for &5, ,oo0
Bssors ras UNrKp STATES coxnrssrcxEa Alexander
Levy and Simon Hsuser yesterday arrested on a
charge Of psddips thor wares without government
cHAsorp WIN PERJuRr Francis . Moore, OF No ac2
Plano street. was arrested Monday and Aksa before
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

Justice . charge Of wEful perjury ID seems that
nooe n'ade COMPLAINT against one John Mckinney ior
.usAanns sasAnce ssd y alleged thai Nc gave false
testimony IN tho mats<r.
Orange.
HIGHWAY RoBBsRs s-PRocLAnArios nv rus MAYoR.--on
Monday night aoont eight O'clock as Mr. A l. Moose
was walking along Ridge street, near Main street. hts
way 70 his home, he suddenly seized by x~e rlf-
nars knocked down and robbed orhn wallet containing
large amount OF money! gold watch md other art.
o.es OF value He cried for help but, xahouQh his cries
heard responded or y,eat 10 his assist
ance Mayor Ensign upon hearing OF the robbery. I'M
medatey offered reward Of $40 for the capture Of the
rogues.
Patterson.
ALMOST FROZEN TO DEArE. "A tate horr aonday
nisne As officers smonaon and Horgsn going their
rounds, they found man ing in state OF inssnsb i
y at the OF Broadway and strsigh, streets He
was taken to the Lookup wb found he half
frozen. He was brought mp yesterday, and cave his
neine rs William Yameke, aud the Recorder fined him
probably never lave avs .ksRed 10 this word, being
overpowered by drink.
ASSAULT WITH Sxoorms IRor-Thomas Howard,
for whose arrest wars issued By Justice Brush,
on charge Of assault with q smoothing iron,
rested on Monday anA held 70 bail In 600
the charge Howard then preferred counter charges OF
threats 70 murder hrn by Keenan, and being by
his (kcenansl motler and wife with poles Warran Is
were ssued Tor the of the whole party,
and, being srour!ht before tho Justice, were re-
CURED 10 give bail to answer keenan, Is still suffering
from the Injuries received at Howards hands.
Death FROM HuURIEs RscEvED RAmRoAD.-
Several nights a7o an old man. whilst crossing the rail-
way near tho depot struck by locomotive and had
his foot badly crushed. he taken to his house in
Pearl street. and his wife and family, who were in
Orange. hearing Of his accident attend him.
Aorhcafion, however, SET In, and he died yesterday
morning froui hs injuries.
SWEARING IN SHERIPF-The Sheriff, Ryerson,
sworn N yesterday and gave the necessary bonds
Trenton.
RxIErrLrss THKs-A man named Alias Thorn son
was recently arrested for alleged theft OF eighteen
bushels OF in Middesex county, but his ugubrious
professions OF poverty 50 soened his prosecutors
hcar h,n the latter retracied his allegation and Thorn
son was discharged. Subsequently a chain worth SIS
was messing IN ths same ncghborhood and suspicion
resting on Thomson his place searched and the
chain found buried He was captured here and taken
before a5nstice Yesterday, who remanded him 70 await
his removal TO Niddlesex county.
The New York herald., 1867-11-13
gRO0xLYN INTELLIGENCE.

CHAReE KrDSAPrMG Nor SUSTAINED. Two ysung
named William Griding and John Swift were
arrested Monday evening" and locked In the Forty
fth precinct station house, charge Of kidnapping
q child. The prisoners were yesterday examined by
Justice Daley in relation to the charge when ap.
peared that lady her child into their custody at
the Roosevelt ferry while she entered the ladies'
waiting ROOM during her absence the prisoners and
child went board the ferryDost to await her return.
They had entered the beat however when It
left the slip aud the cAd misspg mother bit
tery Hnd would not Dc reoonoed 70 us temporary pro-
the belief that the little one had been kdnapped, and
caused the young mems arrest They were discharged
BY the Justice.
A HusuAKB ASSAULTS HIS Wire WITH an Axx-A dts
pue yesterday afternoon about three O'Clock,
between a laborng man named John NeviIs and his
wife residing OF Marcy and Wiloughby avenues
Nepins his ungovernablc passion seized axe, 10
alleged. and struck the unfortunate woman severe
pronounced dangerous Tho cries OF the victim this
AssaNt brought OF tho neghbon to the scene and
tho services or officer Kellon OF the ore.
cinct being called into requiston Nevins arrested
and taken to the station house Myrtle avenue, whore
the accused was locked up subsequently, the woman
mont
ALLEGED River THKvs CoHUrrED 1oR TMAL.-
Maurice Sullivan and Henry Nuke were yesterday Az
zaigasd before Justice Daley, charge of stesag
anchor chain and hawse Of the aggregate value Of $4
from she wrsckng boat Cadmus, lying at the foot Of
E&xe street, SToouboiuL INC CoMplaint WdS mboe Dy
Richard HaIot OF the boat and be testified 70
finding Of tho stolen property in the Of
Sullivan, while Nuke confessed 10 knowledge OF Il.
Both prisoners were committed for trial
SKxrsa CARMvAI EASTERN DsrRIcr--A large
number OF the distinguished skaters Of the country
assembled at Masonic Temple Eastern District last
evening" to take part In the skating testimonial Miss
RenristA Bsdell The programme comprised plasn cir
cult skating by the company fancy skating, Enaer's
walt steps Toodes skates and the Of falling
AnOUx those who took IN the entertainment
Messra Frank swift or New York. T. T Goodrich OF
Chicago John Enger Of Jersey City, and p johnson Of
Brookyn. The graceful performances OF these cham
pions ware repeatedly appaanded by the audience.
The New York herald., 1867-11-13
M. puhlic Health.

The Public Health.
rhs following is DR. Han,s' weekly repsrt on the
mo,,y u this city and Brooklyn for the week ending
saturday, 9th inst -
MsrRorourAs BoARD HEALrH, I
BuRsAu vrAL srKrsrics. Nov. IL, 1867
In ,ha week that ended Saturday, November Q, there
vsr, a57 deaths in New York aud l6l In Brooklyn.
1he evidence dim nshed mortality stl continues, for
10 New YORK gain in favor Of life amounts 70 "a ess
deaths than the corresponding week in the last four
years This gain IL observed 70 DO In the xymotic and
The ,abercuiar causes Of mortality. Infancy expert
ne But favorable This fact H. know that now,
the ,nclemen weather will shut up thousands OF poor
children 10 the stling and poisoned or unvsntilated
snsments increase Of infant mortality will inevitably
follow Until the present week every natural condition
Of the sarth the atmosphere and the sky during the
autumn has been such 70 tempt tine people to enjoy
the benefits OF the open The mean temperature of
last week Al deg Fahrenheit aud the average ho
regarded rs 100.
the morality in these cities last week equal to q
yearly death rate OF 1885 OF 24o2 IN 900
living in New York, and . 2s 27 in 600 brooklyn
zymotc causes produced ls cent OF the morta ny
In the former CITY, and nearly 10 sl0 per cent OF That n
the latter rapid Increase OF measles scaraIns dpthe
ria, whooppg cough and cronp in tho latter city accounts
for the excess OF zymotic mortality there Those nve
diseases caused 2S deaths Brooklyn aud "a in New
York There were 81 deaths Of infants old
In the latter city. and 40 In the former; while 100
1899 peT cent? or the deaths IN New YORK ana -
under Ave years old. This Is q little below the mean
of nsntile mortality in tho year yet 1t is death
that needs he reduced and certainly can be, by
Improvements in domestic hygiene. DIR. snow, the
health OIL OF Providence, city that has its INDUS
trial population we'll housed reports that only thirty
per Of cecedents dur ng the month OF Oc
tober under Ave years OF age" Providence, like
Brooklyn, is city OF families Of greater proportion
OF infant population than the city OF New York. The
contagious maadies OF childhood that fatal IN the
unhealthy homes "a our ties demand the continuance
Of ali the precautionary measures that experience can
suggest The chief Of these sanitary precautions are 80
we'll known 10 be simply cleansing, dryness and
thorough ventilation that these words came. be too
ofsen repeated. & AAkhiA
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

siSxrSG o. THE srzxrs Gxs PurSAson the 1lih inst,
about two miles above Newcastle Del the steamboat Major
Reybod, from Deswars City Philadelphia, ran into the
steamer Gen Putnam Of the Lighthouse Department The
socident occurred O'Clock the morning during
dense fog. The uen Putnam was from Wilmington, Del
bound to New York sunk almost ia1medaey In hve
fathoms water She laying at snc,'or her whistle
sounding 81 ialsrvals No Mas Iost
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

NEW STORY ENTITLED "rHE roUNDLIyG OF
n MiLANi-A ROMANCE OF THE OLDEN Timely
SYLvANUS COBB, JR.. is commene ed tn this weeks
LEDGER ready and for sale every where The fer
tilty Me- Cobbs be nexhausible. This
original fresh as II i were the FIRST
that The novels Of other
of Sir Walter Scot were ever seized upon
b. the public with the aydity Mr. Cobb Is not ony
close student but he trAy elled and the
relates he has picked where the scenes
laid The Of his writings IL always
unexceptionable
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

3y resolution the Comptroller directed to pay the
bills OF the Coroncrs amounting 10 So 7lO. for Official
services for tho quarler ending September 80, 1867
resolution adopted that the various City Mar
shals be authorized to procure badges At their
expense the form and style to be submitted 70 and
approved by this Board.
BY resolution the Comptroller directed pay the
dill OF Iohn koiiy, Sheriff. amounting So 7e7 05, for
Official services for tho quarter snding September 30
ls67
On Doton the Board then adjourced. subject to The
call Of the chair.
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

A NEW STORY. ENTITLED 1.-THE FouNpLING OF
n MILANf--A ROMANCE OF THE o DEN Timely
sYLvANUs COBB JR.. Is commenced in this week .
LEDGER ready and for sale everywhere The fer
tiy Of Mr. Cob bs genius TO be lnexhausbe This
story novel; original fresh II u were the first
that had The novels OF other
those Of SIR Waiter Scott-were seized
by the publ with the avidy Mr.. Cobb IL not only
close. hard student but ne travelled and tho
legends he has picket where the
The moral Of his writings 10 always
unexce ceptonabe.
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

A Nsw STORY, ENTITLED THE .FouNDLING OF
n MlLANn-A ROMANCE OF THE OLDEN TIMELY
sYi.vANus coBB. JR., is commenced In this week .
LEDG T. ready and for sale everywhere The ferti
ity OF Mr. genius to be inexhtustibe This
story novel original resh "a u II were the nrss
had written The wells OF other
those Sir Wal Scott-were seized upon
by public avidity Mr. Cobb is only
close hard travelled legends
which picked up where the
laid The OF his writings Is always unexccp.
ti0pAble.
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

NEW Story. ENTITLED THE FoUNDLINg OF
~ MILANr-A ROMANCE OF THE 0LDES TIME-by
sYLvANUs COBB. Jx, is commenced this week
LEDGER, ready and for sale everywhere The fert-
ty of Mr. Cobb's genius TO be inexhaustibe This
story novel; original fresh as II were the hrst
that he had written The novels Of other
Sir Walter seized upon
by the pubic with the avidy Mr. Cobb is not only
legends which he relates he has picked where the scenes
Of them laid The moral tone OF his writings 10 always
uuexceptiouable
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

SEw STORY. ENrITLED THE rouNDLING OF
N MILAN"-A ROMANCE OF THE OLDEN rIME-by
SyLvANUS COBB, JR, 10 commenced in this weeks
LEDuER ready and for sale everywhere The fcril-
ity Of Cobbs genius bo inexhaustble This
novel - original fresh as u \ were the hrss
OF sr Walter Scott-were seized upon
by the pnbc with the avidity Mr. Cobb 10 not only
close student but he Is travelled aud the To-
gends he has picked where the of
them laid The moral OF his writings ID always
eAceptionAble.
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

A NEW STORY. ENTITLED "rHE rouNDLINg OF
~ MlLAN"-A ROMANCE OF TIL OLDEN TiMH-by
SYLvANUs COBB, Ja.. Is commenced IN this weeks
LEDGER, ready and for sale everywhere. The frr
y Mr. Cobbs genius be inexhaustible. This
story novel original fresh .s 4 u we're the frat
written The novels OF no other
Sir Walter Scottwere seized
public the avidty Mr. Cobb Is not only
close hari uieut. but he is a travelled and the
rgends relates he has picked where the
Of laid The VI his writings IL always
unexcepuonable.
The New York herald., 1867-11-13

Eurvssate's Court, January y0.-............ o. &277
Rsoorder's ofhce. May 26 .....-....-.-....-. 100
Recorders Office, June ee.....-................ lIO
BurroRate's Office June Al l.................... 81
Tax office June q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 315
Unssfe Buildings Department June 80. --....... So
Department OF Surveys Inspections June 30. 5o4
lcrk's ohcc Superior Court July 20. 22l
Common Pleas august Ans
Nupreme Court rooms, August n ............ 2092
Suprome Court, Chambers September l2......... 891
Supreme Court Chambers, September 16...... 1,l33
City Judges ofice September 2S ........-...... 3l3
Supreme Court rooms, October r1.-...........1 1875
Buprcme Court rooms. October o............... 627
Supreme Jourt Chan bers, s0ci ober S........ 9S
Buprsnse Court rooms, November q .......... 377
Total $N. 1913