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Prom the Lancaster Herald, July :. ls55I
Error Corrected for the Be1ciit of a
Worthy Pnysician.

To uu'o personal injury ami restore to favor and
good name one may have injured. when such
injury IVES done under mistaken belief Of duty, az
fords 70 Us as an editor a rich pleasure.
Ans such opportunity is now offered 10 the cass o.
Dr.s. W. snyth, OF Janesville, whom we lately allud
ed in the Hsraf unworthy Of support in his pro
fessol, and as being merely qulck door ard tran
sent specialist. Rev. P @. Pettybo-e, who had
signed a rscoumenr alton ofDr. smyth, having re
ceved teleGt from his services called at cur Office
a,ey IN view OF satisfying mind Of the mistake
we Ind made in our published sllusion5 to DR.. s
aud Lim-e.E But We were 10. a. home and failed
to meet Mr.. Pettyoone. We have also since been
kindly requested to writ, 20 persons at Janesville
whom know to be worthy and truthful, and learn
tho facts as TO his Standing physic % and eit
zen, which We have done, ana answers being Ger.
tlinly highly crsditaole T. DR.. suyth as phy SIC
ian, and also as a gentlenau'and citizen
Trusting that, BY this correction We may more
than undo tn, Injury We did 70 Dr.. smyth by our
late erratc illusions shall ask to be reinstated
in his res.rds a. a friend and nei shbor
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he JUMPS PROM SALOON WINDOW on TaE TRAIs,
on his WAY To WINDSOR.
WINDSOR, Oct 10.
Barton the Waterbury bank robber, convicted
at the last term Of the Washington County Court
and sentenced to ten years in the State Prison in
this place. escaped by jumping FROM the down
mail train to-day. at North Hartland. Vermont,
on his wsy here from Montpelier. Having play
ed sick for long time, Barton WAS allowed to
20 without handouts, and to renain in the IS
loon Of the car. His absence wac not noticed
until the train reached Hartlsnd He escaped
through the saloon window. The brakeman
saw what be supposed to be drunken losfer
walking into shed as the train was leaving
North Hsrtlsnd, b1t thought nothing Of it.
Sheriff Brown. in whose custody Barton was,
came to Windsor, and with Sheriff Amsden, de-
tectiye Squires and others, went in pursuit At
dark this evening he had not been found. Ills
wife, who was with him, vent on in the train.
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The Investigations into the Tsmmsny Frauds,
continues, and is daily uncovering proofs Of en-
oimous thefis. Jim Il. Keyser, one Of the
parties to whom immense sums have been Psii,
has conveyed $500. O0O to the Committee ofsev-
enty, to cover any sums Improperly received by
him. He sta es in published communication
that over $500. 600 Of tie warrants, apparently
paid to him, By the Comptroller was never seen
by him. lie has made important revelations 10
the committee, not yet made publi,.-Ihe
democratic State Convention st Rochester, was
a substantial triumph for Tammany. Both the
Tweed and the reform delegations from New
York city were refused admission to the couyen-
ton but the ticket was made satisfactory TO
Tsmmsny.- court record Of Tweed's
bankruptcy, signed by Judge Barnard, made in
1861 is printed Tweed is now worth over
twenty million dollsrF.-The Tribune states
thst immense amounts Of cal have been fur
nishod, ostens!bly for the use ofthe Court House,
but really hsys been taken BY the attaches IN
immense quantities.
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The houses Of G L. Sleeper and Stephen
Jenkins, a. Newport Centre, we're burned last
week Loss. $4,000 ; partly insured.
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Culinary.


Dici 10 Wexford sent 2Itn. ISL, Mrs. Flccta
P &C. 80 tho advanced a-e ofg wears and months
Her maiden name was Elacta Powell she was
horn IN Mauchest r. Tins Srafe. nut came % vest
ford with Ter athCr when Do wears of age. and has
resided there uIl ltr death.
She Wa married a su1r- % Mr. Samuel lea With
whom she lived haupfl, and hV VIII 10 she hag tx
DAUGHTER, ani four sons nj .f vto1 lived FAR into
man and w.fa.nhooI md ei-bt of whom sim sur
v1ve
Mrs pi~e was A conscientious Erres. v-r7i,-
with n Tina ard es-.-.rs tca-t-'-o. h.. hi, en- ,
tured I'm. ucslosseI a. "a -fro-, common sense
She was more yer d ri.-.tfsr vr--ir sI,r4vs
nodes and retfrin- W. n .--b- hurn ir.- every
dav alike in storm ~ .r,r.bire fr..d tho tIacK
.-.-i ify of vgn,cr o- tts i,lrr,,- bst 81 .1,- -
AM no. Oh ildrtr. ia corr. IT's - =, ,rer.gt ~
le,are a-'ive and Irtee1tisI r1brr. ~ Cln-
,,re,-tie, al burch ID, I.I IN, tei ,5-,5 80 an
aim one excepti G 10 nre ctfi.- an 5r 1ea- fhe
oIa ht nestcad where flr -U YEAR tie uotherliv d
snd iahored. aud ui-d shs mad 1i., M her gF,tb
Sc living grand Children and I'd Great grant
children receiv NJ q tpaldIr., and ,is.ti1- IL
iiuarcs fro. b l.n.- ana ooi. an sfeaF,- Ii.r-
For two OF three Of her hest year he7 mental pow rs
D. came uucu inn aired s fb.t a. 7irfes M. 4 q IA
know hero n chiIorsr and IL usss iqi.uIr ~ ma a
her understand C. q ,fpIro9 r,-,i. Fences M In,
But even IN these darkest rs-f,i l,1-. ebo would
sinr HYMNS and pray vim s-rikiu.- ferver-., AID
uropfieIv. and 81
..-t t--,.
- -" 1-ii e co al noon
her mortal life went at ia ihe hr hit caUun. q q
blessed immortnlifv.
Here Iesder suffer me 20 20 out of the obituary
neve h4l W lnla. ri-hts' upon III. br lin, mad no
thou h III t he was DO D. n1a.e that she was de-
MI. Hu. n tt-fv D.
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Ghe Marhrts.


Waterfowl Union Live st-ci. MARKET.
FeE 1ss WEIR Espis5 rrzs1AY. OF 600. is-i.
snerSr or lir- s1ocS At HAnAET.
Cattle sheep a Laats. Sv.as
E In. T Tsss. l5a 5i 81
Price " Market Bess-A few choice. SO. ez-
quality, s II 80. tA.-l quality, $50 "a o 10
Prices store Cattle-Horsins oxen. e pair
Nieh C,vs and Ca.,,s f.ou s},a ra. extra. So
Yeariiass, s a ls. Taoye-rs ola. s.1a@, hrsc
Western 81 81, &c Live. noa,. Northern D-.s cd
store H'.s wholesale. none
Prices Of sheep ana Lambs I1 l.ts. sacaret
sh.eP 3 each, ori-o.u O. 7., E p.
Sprius la Abs 75I d. -I
slim oleep at old{- 80 p head
Prices Of iiides Isllow and Ssius-l-r-Atln Hide
"a sie Y T. Tall.g 6a5,s Va .tountry HIDE.
escs, taf skins 10 us, 9 ..
RMARgs.
Catle-Tra,us from the North sere heavy this
m1rnl with more lar-e oxe7 and less young stock
There is a lair demand ior good but herring cattle.
P.ires Ia ee from sGlocFio fr good sro-k 7 e
great tx whether the destructive f re- u. hcago
will feet prices on Western castle. Il bud ey
slld oxen ~ -icfb. dress weight, dres 100 Ne
each. q oxen at g &c b o. dress weight -ul ls d
Cooper sold . oxen lpreu INN cattle At Toe On
dress l2l0 lbs each oxen At &c e II, : shrink 9
haf-rs fr g. the lot, Grgss l5i ca p. jasper Hin
bard sold --year olds ~ So 81 and 80 p head B.
Year ODDS AZ 3. hl1Nl- ID ken at &c b.
dress $50 % each oxen at SIC Rih. dre-s weight,
dress 'uo his Houghton hilo.x sid u y ear old
steers a. SIC fih, dros- $50 rs each. Skh sold S
oxen at #. m sag so, dress vel hi
elr ep and Lauhs-BetNeen 100 and 2C0l less
sh ep and lsmos IN market. There Is firm fecliu =
90 the inarker, lth iNic sdvALcs Il " beckW ID
sold ~ lalars at 81 81 e head II Bryant sold
l35 lambs az - = head a few old sheep ia TIE lu-
average 90 lhs- Poster sold 40 lamhs at 50 -u p
head, AZ s. ls T DoHuer sold 2i5 sheen. av q 81.
az 3 TO- ! . Fan sold M lamus Z 81 o. e head .
90 rs. Dar1is sold at sc Plb ~ 63 lhi. cord
SD ~ lambs at &C T. d, av "a its
p ultry-N No sck II poultry. Receipts gain this
week last weeks prices are su tAlned. DTessc Z
poultry Is seit with ife We quote extra lot. at
lac Hn prime, "A -s1,ii good, u a litc; uellum.
l-iai1ic; p.or 70 medium, i34c T. D.
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NSwLEH.-James K. Lsnglon subscribed
$1,000 TO tie stock Of abe Montpelier & Wells
River Railroad. on condition that $50.
should be subscribed within given time. The
$50, 900 was 1aised, counting on his subscrip-
ton, but Mr. Langion refused to pay the first
assessment. SUIT was accordingly brought
against him in the County Court, and the case
p4s on Monday decided in M Llngion's favor,
% the ground that only $4,000 was in fact
subscribed, as the $4,000 included his con6i-
dYaal subscription. The effect will be to invsl-
date portion of the other subscriptions, and
delay the payment Of rome Of then.
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Strong * Elildle5roos, Of Versennes, eE-
bibited a servicesble wood working machine at
the New YORK State FAIR
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american eros Grain
Black silks!

manufactured by Cheney Bros. Hartford. Conn.
They are perhaps the most servictble dresses
EDWARD BARLOW.
No. l56 Church Street.
O-t Q-dH
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Nlrs-A pabHe tomb Is in process Of con-
sra.a.a 10 tbe Oh Cemetery at Milton Falls, at
ac1.o about 500; a ANAL part Of the ex-
pens. vls ieirayei by private subscriptions,
sud ID. rest vas pledged by one Of the lead
ing u.a q. the town. the material purchased,
and aaisr Lis supervision the work Is going on
'oc.a. 5n-
ysr john r. Woodward hiss sold his resi-
l...a, cist Of the yi.lsge, to &r Hunt Of Far
a1. s- $500.
c 81. Writer'S Lss sold house and lot on
River street, 70 George W. Richardson. for
SLI1.
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MrsICL CoSvEyToS.-The Western Yer
ron; Masoll Association will hold their twenty
fret annual convention st Brandon. commenc-
ing oa Taelday October 2i'h, sui larting four
days under the direction Of Prot B. F. Baker Of
Boston, assisted by Airs. Minnie Little and Miss
Lizzie Sanlerson. Of Boston, soloists, snd Dir.
s C. Moore Of Burlington, pianist Half fare
upon the railroads and accommodations st rels-
enable rates, will be furnished to mcnbers. Dr..
C. L. Case. president Of the association at Bran
don, OF George Q Day, Secretary, at Rltlsud,
vii give any further information desired
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HnHIrG

MoRTsN's GOLD PENS at Manufacturers prices
at lUxrIs Gros's.
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TN BANKRUPTCY-In the District Court Of the
L United States for the District ofNermout. In
the matter Of G % French 3 90. bankrupt Not
ice is hereby given that petition Ia. neen filed in
said Court, b Charlie, French David French,
individually AID as c1-psstntrs n der name c.
o. reich & Co, cf Burlus on. n said District.
duly declared Baukrupts under the Act Of
Congress spf March End, l-t-, tor a discharge
andict rttste thereof from al his debts and other
claims provable under said Ct and that the I'll
day q nov. u &c 10 O'Clock 4. ~. before the
Hon ID A. SMALLEY. judge Of said Court, at his
Chambers in the City of Burlington, Is assigned for
the hearing Of the same. when and whore al cred
ltors who have proved their dehrs, and other per
sons in Interest, may attend and show cause 4 any
not be granted.
Da.so at Burlington, on the 9Th day Of October
A. ID. l--l.
Ifw3w z E. SlfALLEY, Clerk
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NOTICE.

NJ It Il
Mr. GEORGE " BECkW TIL having trans
vi ferred 10 the uuders med his al Wood Iron
aud Forward < gu ness, the same will ne contin-
uei BY the So 1scrbers from and alter thi. date 80
Office AZ the same place on Becswiih's Nhlrf BY
careful atcn ion 20 busiue they % % retain all
the customers Of tue concern. ami To aid new
ones i. + II. WILKINS.
Burlington, Sept 2, is7I.-d8wtf
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y1eu advertisements.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TKNHE PARTNERSHIP existing under the name
] Of Gallagher & Stearus il this dav dissolved by
mu:u al consent Al liabilities Of the firm Will be
discharged " Joseph Gallagher and all debts due
the same, NUT be pad 70 him.
-. T.. STEARNS.
JOSEPH GALLAGHER.
A.hursh Slrin.s. oct. 90. l,-i.
HAVING bought the entire stock Of Gallagher &
Il st.arns, n the WEeelw o. ht ami blacksmith
bus ness shall carr on the slma business az nv
Nheewrght and Blacksmith Shops, a. Alhurgh
SPRING.. ~ more xtens We scale than here ofo'e
JOSEPH GALL aGNER.
A.t1 2 IA SPRINGS. OFT 90. l>-l-Wiin
M0RTON's GOLD PsNs AZ Nllsf,,tgreI's prices
a. HySTNGrOs's.
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The object in establishing this Institution
was to attain the greatest perfection IN the
preparation, practice and use Of vegetable
Remedies, and TO secure a permanent place
where Families, Invalids, or any person could
obtain the best medical advice, and such rem
edies as each might require, without the use
of poisonous drugs.
DR.. Greene has been Physician Of the lnsti-
tute since its foundation, now more than
twenty-five years Few men have had so
large experience in the treatment Of chronic
diseases. DR.. Greene is in his ffty-ffth year
and has devoted his life to this branch of his
profession, and his success, VIC believe is with
out parallel.
Among the diseases to which he gives es-
pceial attention may be noticed Cancer, Scrof-
ula, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption, Heart
Disease. Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousness,
rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Female Complaints,
Faint Stomach, Erysipelas, White Swelling,
Salt Rheum, Canker, Deafness, Kidney Dis
eases, Seminal Weakness, sc.
Dr. Greene's Medical Pamphlet, descrip-
tive Of diseases and their proper treatment, will
be sent free to inyalids
Address, R. GREENE, IL. D.,
"a Temple Place, Boston, 4ass,
Aur IL
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Affairs at SaI; Lake city bid fair 20 emu quiet
IT, Oiher arrests Of prominent Mormons he
sides Brigham Young, have taken place. They
will be tried for lewlness and bissmy. There
have been terrible fires, during the week, in
several Western States and in Canada. Ia Wis
eonsin, above Green Bsy, the destroying ele-
ment has extended over an erea Of 500 square
miles. About a hundred families were burned
cut sai, "a. last accounts. At lesst AS many more
were in danger. Farm buildings, bridges,
fences snd everything are swept away. Thous-
ands of squsre miles Of valuable pine forests are
destroyed Bears and other Wild animals have
been driven from the woods aud are fleeing in
every direction The supplies Of food, &c. for
man and beast hsye Teen destroyed and stsrva-
ton stsres the people IN the face-In Ohio
the woods have been on FIRE on both sides Of the
Toledo and Wabash Railroad. most Of the wsy
from Antwerp to New HAven.-Large fires are
reported in half dozen different places in
Michigan. On Monday night. both railroad and
telegra phic communication, with thl Saginaw
valley we're cut of, OF account Of these confs-
grations The village Of Holland, Ottawa Co ,
was entirely destroyed.
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DIX. r. :. PECK.
Office md Story U'ir.s' Iasaranee B ilding.
Entrance on Col eye stree.. Hesido=cs
head ofCol ego Street.
a Regular hours-1t % % a N. , o and
TO 81. D. IT, Oct3-.Gw1m
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a II Arm r ull.'

The regular prise Of tals beautiful picture is two
dollars, and it cannot be obtained OF the print
.ellers foI any less sun. We thus give
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EIGHT DOLLARS wOErH FOR -FOUR.

A better cffer TO subscribers was never made, and
We arc induced TO make it only by the expectation
Of thereby largely increasing subscription list
T Orda-
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There was large FIRE, in Sandwich. Ontario.
Sunday. consuming thirteen dselliogs. three
stores and four barns, with their contents Ices,
$4,000, with uifing insurance. large
tannery was burned at Collingvood, Monday :;
loss. $4,000 insurance SO .00O.--Despatch-
Is have been received st Ottawa announcing
that 800 Feni,as were marching on Fort Garry,
Manitoba, under the command Of o D0nohue or
O'Nein. The story is thought to be cinard
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sperial Aetites.

Use no othe- preparation but Halls Vegetable
sc nan Hair k9rewsr Tor improving the growth
and restoring the color Of the hair.
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9fu Advertisements.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
ADMNIsT.ATOE,s sALE.

M0RTON's GOLD PENS at 3fluuaA-;urer's p-i,es
at HUSIISsIoS'S.
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Thermometer. BARoM. WINDS. :
AN ppm 9PM (meanN7 An. ppm. Pm 9
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HAVING trans'erTet t. W Il & =. n Wllt ms n
y portion Of the business heretofore conducted by
me shall contin e the business in Grain, Plaster,
and Gust AIlh =, ~ the same place.
GEO " BECkWITH.
Burlington. Sept: G, 1871 -d&atf
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FOUR DoLlARS WORTH for TWO.

The Engraving is an exceedingly pretty one, exc
cutei in the best sty Of the art, from the pencil Of
the s,ne art ST who drew tie we'll known picture
" From Shore to SbOre,n ald though in entirely
different IT. le is no less pleasing and desirable than
that It's Pfinted on heavy plats-parer, measuring
% Z q inches.
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MoRToN's GOLD PENS at manufacturers prices
at HUaTNGrua's.
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.,,,tIySToN AND VICINITY.
Meteorological Record.

Do. g . p: Long p 10; Elevation above tide
49, i5- feet; above Lake Chsmplain n feet
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"BIrrKE ATTACK UPON On. S. " SMYrH. -
Under this head in another column will be
found an editorisl extract from leading Wis
cousin paper, in which Dr. S. w. Smyth, now
d actising in this city, is stigmatized with
"humbug,'' professional seducer - ard :
few other choice epithets. The article is one
calculated TO DO the public = service, giving
warning as it does sesinst the large class Of
travelling qaack doctors that 50 much infest the
country. That the writer wss lsboring under
rash and Incorrect impressions Of the party lie so
terribly assaled, fully appears in the other. ex-
tract given from the same journsl The second
article is a complete snd unqualified retrsction
of the first. and ststes upon good authority that
DR. Smyth is physician deserving of the high
est confidence. There msy be those il this vi
entity WHO feel prejudice against Dr. smyth on
account Of his being a ron-residenr physician.
Al who have enjoyed his acquaintance however,
and especially those who have been professional
ly treated by him, do not hesitate to pronounce
him ar. able and skilful physician snd cOurts-
Gus gentleman. He is now permanently located
in this city.
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sTAT2 OF vsRN1NT. 70 an psTsIn con,
.--. -- ce-led in the estate Il
Dis1RioFeF c7IIusSp 'S s.. harriet smith, ate OF
Burlington, N saii t.z:-i' T. css-a s-d.
GREETING.
Al Probate Court holden at Bur inz on, " thin
and tor the ustr 70 Of CuI tede1. the Il ray o.
October. \. D. iS.l. an Inst umeut purportin~ 70
be the last viii and Tes- tul-l'. o. Barn sm III,
late of burn-t q, 10 said ois rict. eceis-d, was
presented To ,Le curt ai1rcsllo. fIr probate, and
il 0rfered hg laid Court tHat the 26th dhay Of
Oct0rer =. ID. l-4i. al the Prob ate Court @o ms
said Burlington, be assi ned .0r PRIV lnstru-
meut. and that n1ti'e thereof he given TO I'll per
sons concerned. " shin this orc er three week
successfully 81 the BUR- -.O1 free Press. ews-
paper printed at said Burning on, previous 10 ths
TIM appointed
Therefore. You are hereby notified t. appear be-
fore Court al the time ana place aiJresi7 r., and
contest the pro-are % said will. IT, on cause
6ivcn urrer nv hand a- rurlngtan in said Dis
trict, this "a day 4 % 7pnrr. ~ % --l-
RUSSELL 5. TAFT Register.
f1x3w
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The silver wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Wright of Orwell, was very pleasantly celebrated
on the 10th ult. Rev. Messrs. Severance their
pastor, and Cushmsn their former pastor, and
DIR. Post of ST. Louis we're present and made re-
marks
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The Ku-klux trials continue in North Carroll
rs Forty, in all, Of the wre,cbss are awaiting
senteHce.-Ihe terrible shock, which many
supposed was IN earthquake was caused at VII
minr.ou, Del, Monday, by the explosion Of
nearly two hundred kegs Of powder, that were
being carried from the Dupou; vo,ks-Tae
yellow fever, in Charleston, it absiing Tie
city election, Of savannah. took place on Non
day. The Democratic ticket WAS elected byover
two THOUSAND msj irty. Over halr the negroes
are stated TO have voted The Democratic ucEe;.
-Advices from Texls show THAI the Democrats
have carried the congressioaa. elections. elect
ing four cougressmsn.-O the 81 INST, the
steamer c h Hall was lost in storm on the
southern coast and all On board, except one,
perished
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Among the lecturers engaged at Bennington,
are Henry Ward Beecher, Hon. Thomas Fitch,
November 18th, Mark Twain. Col. Ii. Sprsgue,
December 9th, Carl Schurz, January. lst-
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VI. Il. Clement, Of Newport, has lost all his
children. four in number, by dyseniery, since
August l7th