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CITY TnADE REPORT.

~,s rnipAy, November 60 NJ
Trade was sons less active account OF the delay
In the receipt II the foreign due by the steamer
Ut Halifax The col ton market vas steady aud some
descriptions sxh'b ted greater drmusss Sales we're
made to . fair .xt-ut at the quotations given be-
low. Owing to AugmeutiDg receipts tho -four market
Vas some blu especially for inferior and ordi
nary gradss For W. dunn and good straight brands,
prices were steady, with q fair Eastern demand.
Southern brands s.r- steady, with fair amount Of
sales. Rye -four and meal we're inactive. Wheat was
some less firm oxiDg To limited demand for milling
and for export tsoaoisn vas In less demand for ex
port, as shippers "atng tue receipt OF foreign
news Holders o O, u nrm; and as holders
demanding pric~s above the views Of buyers sales
restricted Pork WAS b-svy. with moderate sales,
S1FnS which ruled Ia favor Of the buyer Beef WAS
more active. Lard ouil sith o fair amount Of
sales. This State good dairy butter continued hrm
and In good demand beese continued dull Coffee
remained hrin. 'drste taies Of Rio aud 81 Do
mipgo terms -,s', b-io~ Sugar was some hrmer
ana the nark't scii,s foii prices.
ASHES There .ss steady demand for both pearls
and pos Ut 10 fr iAt-r aud 30 20 for toe former
BREApsrups - Flour rbe ssles for the day reached
about St0O bbls.. iuciudog uuinsp-cted at So 81;
sour 1t 81 y 81 IN: nae 81 ~ 81 37h; OLD commsn
mon STATE st 81 10 Ill straight State 1T 81 81 50
o7k; very god state 1t - NIX S.. mixed aud
straight stsrn 1t 80 IA 30 ~ ,.vorts Western
Ohis 1t So ~ 50 10 fancy ,ieuesce at 50 A - 6!
extra Gepesee % IN 30 80. and extra OHIO Ut %
IS . 50 lDcuo~0 III Tue sses we're 900 bois Of Jana.
dian at 81 rs, 100 bbs Of unnspscted 1t S. z6
Southern Flour 90 bo's soid at 80 70 IS SO for old
and new conmos ~ Rye Fiour-Ssies $50
bbls st 50 81 y ~ oTh CrH Mea-saies were made
OF $50 bbis Of Ir.s-y 50 o. So izH Wheat -
The salcs smo' sc'd "" bushels good Canadian la
bond st 81 20 sp1 ~ bushels lair Genesee at Is,
closing heavy. Rye va STEADY. With sales OF 600
bushes at ito for nd aud 66sc for nss stost, aud
Gle delivered hurry STEADY. and prime Vas in
fair demand with s-- 500 Bushels good four we'd
ut SIC, ana 2,Vu bushels II PRIME two rowed at $40
Oats were quiet, Bic ltc Tor Northern aad Soc q
SSc. for Jerssy rn- sal-s Included IL 900 bush
els at 64e o5c tor W.-rb mixed; DC for Inferior
and good New Orleans aud o6c for HAT Western
and Northern y-ilo~
CoIioS.- busin-ss la. been restricted by the near
approsch Of The Liverpool tteauer, buoy ant feeling
prevails b. la-rr Though they sell freely st
quotations Tsi~y Hd vice. fom Cbsrie-tou 81
that killing ircrt In that vicinity on y.st-r-
day morning ribes~J many holders In tn.tr dsm suds
and come ss.s ~p'rt-a NJ slightly higher rates
than would have been accepted yesterday. Sales
amount to 1910 o.les
Lrvssr.sL III. ssrricAvrsn =, , 49,.
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rvsnr.sl tn. ssIrfcAvrsn.

CorFrE -sshs OF ls' oss. Java we're maze ~ ioc
ana 100 d.. 81 Iou'it Z" al s,sc.
Fisu he Operations IL h-h 10 day were out mode
rate though De rates Ar- ~uh"ut msrArd cnsng-
fhutr - IN fruit Tue safes emosceu 1'vVo ooAe'
bunch rsi,inr ut ~ 90 some hts 40 TO arrive 81
private bargain so 30 ohir oIsee orsnsess' 20 20
fnhiohrs -fns.s-n'u'r nave oeen msas i"r LV.r
pool. OF $50 bee mr. at Is I'd . wv oo', 90. uot
the December tsrh'l |" %, spu ,"vo osss oo.. ".
90 Nd And fr H-meorsn OF 30 bois rosin' At is %
and 20 bible .sfe' ~ as
.-i~o osies sou "''"'n tue 1887 'hroo u"y' NJ
20 Doc uo "A. ,,-,. -
Hipfs IN b'd"' 's'" F" WV 'o''o rso'no S"s
made W NC mouths or thsfesoouS Inc natee'
W. NOT urn ..ao an 80
Ihos-H0 fonr ~ s"'tch p'g stid ~ 20 % mos.
LrAb -tO tons on Syrn IN rii NJ % izts ca,h
MoLsssts Sales ~ ~" mus tubs were msdo ~
10. thort rrice TO- -hp'rt
NA'Ai sios,r Ssirr VIZ "hnr oi wv oo's oi cruos
turpshtin- ~ ~ ." %" nos sp,'s :" PFn.oe ~
S2c each std 10 hbr No r"Ns ~ % oVs - 49,
ot.-A u'so, o'hssn t"r nnr-.u,S''n s~es VI A'o'
gallons hngish s"n amrr" an Al .uc .,t
Oii ,.th ,..ir '.,t a.usuo 10. swpr h
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Murder ON lbE P.A,N>.-An extract of letter
from Mr.. How. of Graut county, Wisconsin,
dated on the Cahi"n,a irall the 10Th of August,
states that A G hrowu. late of Potosi. h I'd Just
murdered a m4n; that he had fled, was pursued,
and would he Iak-n aoo executed. MIR. Bro xn Is
well known ~ thr v,cInify Of Galena, and was
considered n Tesp-cIahl- man. Last year he re-
presented the P"r"s, d,e,rc, in the Legislature.
Chfc0g0 lIUl y.hInnL. Or. 30.
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MARKETS nLsEwHERH.


BsirtNonti Nov. SLOW Maryland quarterly 5is
es 1ito Baltimore ss 1870. iu3H; 100 do 1917;
o0S do, 1UsI; ! 90, do iu3y,. $50 baltimore and
Ohio Railroad BONDS, 1861 81 $50 do 90H; 0oo do 8,
tk; $50 90 sohi leo DO ~ a; shares Merchants
Bank. ebk; 10 Baltimore end Onto railroad div cd
lsk! z5 DO s3L; 10 90 AN Baltimore and Susqu e-
hanna d siIdroso, w. j do ,ls&.
Bosro-. Nov - ~ ok,rs' Board 3 shares Boston and
Name RsiIr,sd 100 - Eastern Railroad IN -. Io2;
Norf,lk ouuty rsrosd 80; 10 do sl0. 80; 20 do
slo 81. 80 DO. 30A 80 90. clio &h; 20 do, 30A;
do. 3pn Eastern Railroad. 10t Sputsburgh Cooper
Company, 1ouh 100 est Boston company 1917 so do
Boo IL; ITO DO NO ~: S-co wster Poser, $3.50;
Atlsbt,c Bank. lO1H btschsnge Bank, pSa; do 20;
loo DIVIDENDS beet Boston smpspy. No. 4, ~ L is;
~ 700 Reading Railroad Bonds, 1850, s7hj $1,000 Dos
ton City lives, 1865 s6.
DOMESTIC MARkErs.
BriGB1er CsTrLr NssErr. Thursday Nov. l. NJ
marhet Otb beef cattle 800 stores BOO sheep s5s
shoafs and 40 ia, hogs Prices Beef Cattle Il st
weeks prices v.e fully sustained We quote extra,
SEA 50 70, ttst quslty 50 20 IS 70; second. 81 rs
. -; third SIS - 10 stores ~oyesr.old, ~ SIS;
three year old, SIS n $40 Working Oxen Sales at
$50 SIS, $40, te2, $40 and sln5 Dows aud Calves
Sales ri sis, szs, s2S, szo, saz ss7, and Sal.
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Anory Rolkrock. ~ achusetts to be Attorney or
the nj ed Snt 'te STREET ~ Oregon, vics Joseph
j Cocnbr. who a., i'.a the offire.
We learn that J"hn NGiibnis. Esq, WAS yesterday
appointe rhi.f rItrh ~ The treasury department In
the place o, - lut,rs Young Esq resigned
George Harrington. E.q has heen appointed clerk
to the Aksis' secondary OF the ressury, vice NC
(sinnis Amounted, n II Clerk .-Rrpubtie Nov. z
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NEW TELfesnta TAKIrr The New York, AL
baDy and Butioln isl' e'nph Company now charge
three cents tor -,ch additional word fifteen,
for any dis'anr- nnorr, and tour cents tor all dis
tances over $50 uIl-- THIS is an equitable ar
Management, and viii meet the APPRECIATION Of the
Iublic.
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Tr~ssury Notes Outstanding.

1hlAst NJ d. PAhIsltsr. Fsgeters omo0'S
November |. I84Y.
Amount outsrar dir y ~ the several Issues
E s,so, ~ s1' 'us ......... sl.s 7s9 81
Amount sas =. o.r r'sord "i th- office rs $50 90
Amount oui stsnd,Ig ~ the issue OF the
2sth January lsE. a. per records Of this -
Office .''' -'"' wv" ""
2g21 ,63v 81
Deduct cancelled oirs IN h. hands OF the
accounting .ffr-ts. 1t which $500 10
under acts p, o to 22i iniy 1919; 1880
under act ~ I'D iuiy lsI6 and $4,000
npdsr act az ~, h January 1877 80. 2s250 90
az yO5 $40 81
ALLEN A HALL Register OF Treasury.
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AZ Brooklyn on the is' lust ny the Rev De We'oh,
LAWS y. RAN. ir at New ERIK, To LOUISE dsush-
~ Palmer TowDsepd Req of Brooklyn
On SUNDAY. Oct 18th. by the Rev L. r. w. Bslch,
Nr. F.ANcis GAnAGAS, TO Miss MARv h. STEWART, all
~ this city
On Thursday New lat by the Rev Edwari Lsthrop,
HILL, all OF this city.
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m arrIed

fundamentally Of Birhs. Marriages. a~d Deaths srs
not ,nstr,ed u,,Lsss dLy s,fa,ncais< ewt ys,d fsr
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whole nuuter 1888 from foreign ports and l51 eoss.
wise OF th. number N British, ikassise. Bremen,
lfrus,ian bsnoverian Swedish, and the balance, Hs
I Americas
Durus the month ~ Oct aer. cleared AZ The Balt
more tvstom House for foreign ports o. vessels va 10
shps bhstk 20 brss 70 schrs OF this number were
British hussisn Cenoese Dsrish HsDOverisn, sse-
dish, irussian, sud the bslsnce, ~, American.
Notices Marin ~.
LfcRr srIr-A nes light brig called the rlesssn-
tor ari, ed here ytrdsy from Ocfaco NC where she
built She 10 ued Tor light ard will be placed
a. beacon st ship islsnd.-t NO Pic DC, as
TH, rKw Lfspr Nisor's LsDer-The repeated ship
vrsshs dsters which have th- Cohss
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N AssTsmE uNTE lilo Il N q H.
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Passengers Arrived.
erocEporw-Bsvk Gl~.ner-Messrs Wicksell and Bloom
berg, and in the steerase =.
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Part Of New Ysrk. Nov. 3. 1s40.
8 81 Mvvr aIsys ID
,......,, 4 81 HIeR wArna 80. III Il
TeicKrapiiic.
see general Tor Latest Marine Integsass
by uagnetic telegraph.
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| Isr ~ LErrENs RETAINING IN rus NEW voax

~ Post Office, November 3 1919
OFFICIALLY PunLsuEp m rHs rArka HAVING THIS
Largo ST cIRcULATioN.
RI mention the Of the List In which they i'd
Hertaed.
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Andrews Carolino
Aaldtnne y = dame
". d. lev're
Andrews Phobe
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II Mother Saving her Children. Last niobt
hre broke out in the store of ]. W. Ezekiel sss
Wasning'on-st. There was family sleeping
oyer the store VINO were awakened by the alarm
~ .niS 'ime me smoke was pouring up the stairs
means next TO Impossible. The mother tbsra
lore raised the window, and lowered down Ave
81 ner children, who were caught by persons in
tne street. The youngest of the children was
about four months, and the eldest about nine wears
After this tn mother remembered that yonno
girl II years OF age, was sleeping in one Of thss
upper rooms. She went up, aroused her. saw
her out safely, and then jumped out herself and
lmostimmediateiy tainted away. She was taken
, n me ADAMS House and everything done for
her comfort, butt was nearly an honr be ~.
regained her consciousness. e''
Boston Traveller 18Th.
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THE EPIDEMIC

Dr. Henry Sargent has placed in our hands the fol>
loving statement to the disease existing hillbury
and Sutton, POS, morIem examination of one OF Dr.
CoTle~'s patients having been made by Dr. Corew.-
Or Smith of Providence, formerly OF Sutton DR. Sar-
geant' aud Dr. Henry Sergeant of this city, and Dr..
Davis of Mlbury.
The disease spoken of in your paper Of the 18Th as
prevailing IN Sutton and its vicinity" and beng called
by some spotted fever, and by theirs tie cholera is
what is called by scientific men, ceebro spinal mening>
us, or, N common language, inflammation [of one or
moreJ OF The membranes investing the BRAN aud spinal
marrow Its likeness TO the spotted fever The choe'
"a is only It's likeness to all disease, which makes sud
den and profound impression upon the system.
very thorough post examination OF one OF the
cases was made on Saturday last (March l7h,) and The
disease above stated found to exist in very intense de-
gree-the inflammation having gone 10 suppuratlon or
the forming OF puraleDt matter. mder form Of the
disease would constitute what is called by the people
droPsy on the brain, whenit occurs the acute form
The epidemic character OF this disease is unusual and
ii IS MOI strange that it should be alarming. A similar
epidemic to rghliu extent among the soldiers of the
French Army at Versailles, Avgnon and Metz in 1889,
and especially al Strasburgh in 1910 and al. H. s..
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CHANCES OF Marriage. The table TO wnlch
we are about to draw attention is extracted from
the "report OF the select committee OF the House
OF Commons on the laws respecting friendly So
cieties.'' 1t was drawn up by DR.. Granville a
physician and accoucheur Of very extensivePrac-
lice, connected with several public institutions
in the metropolis. The Doctor put questions to
the females, who from time to time came under
his care, to ascertain the earliest age at which
women of the poorer classes marry. He submit
ted to the company the registered ages OF S75
women. The following table, derived from the
answers as to the age at which they respective
" married, is the first ever constructed to ex-
hibit to females their chances OF marriage at vari-
GUS ages or the S75 females, there were mar
ried-3 at Is years OF age III at IA; 10 at 10
AS at To- 40 at II; rs at 10: lilo at 10 lis at 20;
So 81; 81 at %; SO at %; SO at "a 36 at 25 !;
"a at 26; % at 81; % at %; II at %; at 80;
I at 81 at 80; at 50; at "a; at 35 !;
at SO !; at 81; at 80; at 80.
1t is TO be borne in mind that females whose
relative ages at the time OF their marriage, are
above exhibited, were all of the lower classes.
Among an equal number from the middling or
higher classes, we should not probably find SO
many as l05, or more than one fifth married un-
der the age of 10; or so few as one-sixeenth part
OF % or one thlrtieth part after 80.
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TITLES. Mr. Greeleys request that he should
be called "simply" by his Christian name (and
we know of few who bear more Christian char
acter to correspond) reminds OF a retort by COL
legian upon sober classmate who was usually
known as deacon Peters, GOOD morning
Deacon, good morning" "My name is not Dea-
cont is simply Peters" "Oh, very well; sim
Pile Peters, pray take seat" The only simplic-
ity about Mr.. Greeley, however, is that which
forms prominent trait in his generous, frank
and unsuspecting character.
Speaking OF names, corporal in one of the
regiments, IN Mexico when the roll was being
called-refused TO answer to the name of "Ebe-
nezer Mead" The officer repeated the call
No answer. "Is Ebenezer Mead on the ground:"
said the indignant official. ''Eben Mead is here >
quoth the corporal. "Why don't you answer,
you rascal. Ebenezer Mead!' "My name is
SIMPLY Eben Mead.' The "Ebenezer' was re.
peated again in tone like small north wester
"Captain," quoth the rampant corporal, "you
call Ebenezer. Your name is Peter Read:
would you respond if you were called Peter
sneezer Read?" He taken to the guard
house, tried for contempt, and deprived OF his
warrant -LotcsH Courier.
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100 BAD. 1t is proposed to include marriages
under the games Of chance made penal under
the Ohio gambling law. e'
PANTHEIsM. Pantheism, or the doctrine that
zoo ana nature are the same, and that the phe-
homena which exist are but DEVELOPMENTS or
notifications OF the one infinite essence. instead
OF being the results of his purpose or voluntary
agency, has become popular in some parts Of our
country, and; II mistake not. even with individ
uais VINO profess to be teachers of Cbrist,anitv
1t was the doctrine of some of the ancient Mil
osoPhers; and is the philosophical basis Of Brah.
minism, and of the polythesm and idoatrous wor.
ship to which that system has given birth. MANY
%no ., 600 mean by the phrase not
alteration and prayer.-but singls. universal
substance, IN which all things finite and infinite,
inhere' and Of which the various changes that
take place, are but SO many maniestaiions. Thus
under the Pretence of religion, all religious faith
and hope are excluded from the world 81 D.
Woodbridge.
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POLICE COURT.
FRITAY, 10th,

John Hartshorn, convicted by confession, Of being
drunk the 18TH sentenced pay fine of enc dol
lar and costs SAT-, which he paid and discharged.
SATURDAY, 17lh.
John Finn, and Mary Finn, were severaly convicted
Of being drunkards and sentenced EACH to the
House ofCorection for sixty days.
MONDAY. 18th.
Frederick Doolan was convicted of an assault and
battery upon Michael COnlan, and fined 81 and costs,
SAIL.
An action entered against James Martin, for as
SAUL and battery upon his wife Mary, but James had
made himself scarce and could not be found by the Off.
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MT Collamer, OF Vermont, now AZ Tho
head OF the P. O. Department is a sell made m an
-emPhatically the architect OF his owl, fortnna
10 Illustrate his exertlons and his merits in The
regard, we may without improperly repeat =
remark writer in the Courier heard him male
at dinner Of the graduates OF his dina MOI
inc University OF Vermont-over wear ago
speaking oil one OF the early Presidents Of that
lnS,l.uuon' VINO was in office while he was in
utter what seemed TO him harsh renroot h,t
once, and that was when he directed him never
again to appear in the recitation room without
shoes. The harshness Of the remark. he said
sprung from the fact that he had no shoes He
procured some, however, and for the sake Of
economy, carried them in hi hand to the door Of
the recitation room. and then put on. them
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AVALANCHE ON THE CHESHIRE RA1LRoAn
The down train on the Cheshire Railroad. FRIDAY
afternoon, was interrupted by an avalanche from
an embankment, in deep cut about three miles
this side of Walpole, NJ H. The cut is SO 81 60
feet deep. through clayey soil; and the slide
which occurred between IL and o'clock. an
hour before the train reached the spot-covered
the track to the depth OF IL or Is feet, and more
tnan ioo ieet In length. The trair was detained
till hand car could be despatched to Keena
10 miles distant, and an engine and car be
sent up from thence. By this extra train the
passengers were brought on; it having been
necessary to transport the baggage in wagons
about two miles around the place where the ac.
cident occurred.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-21

e The Senate in Executive Session on Mon
day rejected the nomination of Edward W. Nc
Gaughey of Ind. as Governor of the new terri
tory OF Minnesota. Mr.. McGaug hey is staunch
Wing and man OF undeniabIe ability; and what
Is more, OF untiinching moral courage. He was
one OF the fourteen Representatives who stood
hrm and refused to vote in favor of Carrying on
the Mexican war after Mr.. Polk had UNANIMOUSLY
caused it to be began. A day or two will leave
no doubt as to the reason of the Senate's action
meanwhile the suspicion is entertained that il
was no other than this vote on the war. If so.
ne is more honored by the rejection than the
Senate that performed it.-.N Y. Tribune.
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NEW MORMON TEMPLE. By letter re-
ceived from our brother, P. w. Cook, who was
nrrxv mn
Lake, dated August I'd, written while encamped
on the Sweet Water river, at the South Pass. I'm
sight OF Fremont's Peak,) we gather somt infor-
nation which may not be unnteresting to our
readers. The new Mormon Temple at the Salt
Lake is to be splendid building. They enclos
ed lot II miles long and IL miles wide, with
mud wall feet high and 4 feet thick. There
are to be tour cities inside. They have discov
cred mountain rock that resembles Cornelian
stone' which the writer says is beautiful for tenn
Piles and pillars.
The size OF the Temple is not stated, but its
highest point is to be 500 feet, and can be seen
eighty miles either way. The party that went
out last season lost many of their oxex, having
died OF what they called the "sweIl head.,,
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From Litteirs Lining Age.
CHARADE.

"Sr Hillary charged at Agincourt,"
"Sooth twas an awful day."
"For tho in those good times Of sport"
"The rafiiers Of the camp aud court"
"Found little time to pray"
"iris SAID Sir Hilary uttered there,"
"Two sylabes in form Of prayer"
"My first, for all the brave and proud"
"Who see TO morrow's Sun,"
"My ne1t, with its cold, quiet cloud"
"For those who find dewy shroud"
Ere ye the day be done"
"My tchote for those whose bright blue eyes
"Weep when a warrior nohly dies"
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NEWSPAPER POSTAGE. BY circular from MIR.
Coamer, the Postmaster General it will be seen that
transient newspapers (ha is, papers sent from the
Office Of publcationl will hereafter be subject to news>
paper postage only; that is cent for any distance
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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-21

PRACTICAL JOKING. A wag in a country
bar room, where each man was relating the
wonderful tricks they had seen performed bv
Signor Btz and the rest of the conjuring family.
expressed his contempt for the whole tribe, de-
clarlng that he could perform any of their tricks
especially that OF beating watch in pieces and
restoring it whole.
1t being doubted, he demanded trial. Sew.
eral watches were at once produced for the ex.
pertinent He selected the best, put it in NOR.
tar and pounded away.
"Ihere !" said he, s'there are the pieces"
eyes" all exclaimed, "now let's see the
watch.''
He used mysterious words, shook up the frag
ments, and atlength threw down the mortar and
pestIe, observing,
"Well, thought could do 1t, but by Georpe
Ican't." So