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HGm PGaeh Oat.done>--A MT. Sullivan 0f Rochester, feIl She othcT day from inc cleva- tion of 50 feet ab0pe the summit Of tho GcDe- sec Falls at Rochester, to the waters edge below, and escaped without injury l0 life, limb or boncI He was at work On tbe rear Of the third story of "a factory erected on the very verge of the precipice at the head Of the Cataract, on the west side Of the river, and within . short distance of the point from which Sam Patch made his last fatal leap {; and does not know that he encountered any obsiacls in bis descent until he had nearly reached the end of his aerial voyage, when he struck obliquely against the incli- ned face of the prccipice, from which he rolled down to the very edge of the water in the boiling basin below. The Falls are ninety eight feet of descent. so tbat MT. Sul- livan must have fallen nearly one hundred and ttly Jeet! He was senseless and apparently dead for few moments, but only as t proved from the stunning operation of the concus- sion. and was soon able to make his way out of the chasm and reach his house, with but little assistance. He was bled freely, and is now nearly we'll. a living monument of . most remarkable providence The above facts are derived immediately from the physician who attended MT. Sullivan. and incredible as they may appear, may be fully relied upon.

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