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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

OF the ngraude Of branless political upstairs IKE La
Exutng In the possession OF more money than brains,
without magusuimity true nobility Of SOUL he has
shown that he possesses the play petty ~
rant tectuAily ne played the clown 10 political
illustration Of political humbugs have only to write
the name Of George Law
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Court CaAendar-Tnas Day

euylM1 0ouEr-Nrcua Nos. 1910, Iss, Il, 1904, 90,
o. ara 2l21, a, aoi sae 80, $500, 2ass. 1913, 1853
IT1o z72, CIT, 1888, 1902 2tI Az 3t7I 1904, 20d6,
2oe6 2il6 lleS lA1s, All, 2ot0 1904, 23o2, INA.
UHnm MATES DlsrRCv C0uxf. Criminal causes.
srYnos OoUxINos. 900, 1853, 500, ESQ 1877. 7es T7d,
2ei, sls xSl, 422, i2e, s0s, S2l, 775. 13o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

BruSsc9 correspondent or London tetg, under
date o. October 20. says
The scarcity OF silver ~ beginning 10 be m ooh felt In
this country and 10 Calculated 10 considerable
convenepce 10 the trading muniy especially the
fact that. instead Of encouraging the introduc.
ton OF COLA into Belgium, a gradual dcrresst,on
Emma S s ss S Inc Sn
Of 6Ank OF England noes be thoroughly awake 10 his
own interests he Ne likely 70 lose considerably In tie
manA9ement OF his cash. For example when = person
oncrs 60 Bank OF England motto ai money Changers
here. no u generally handed four Of i've twenty franc
gold pieces Of France and tho balance ia svsr the
change being deducted II he accept those gold p COOS
he will 6nd " his that he must suner less u a.
total loss on The f5 consderaele sum The Chambers
OF Commerce OF Ypres Charoroy. and other aportan,
towns in The Netherlands are becoming alive I, shs i'm
porfAnce OF this question generally, aLd ticking
sres 10 address the government in relation thereof.
The tonnage Of the Reading road shows . serious do
cline notwithstanding counts back several days be
fore thc strike OF the Richmond opers,ors occurred
friends Of The road counted g. 900 tons per week for
the balance or tho season, bot from tbx 10 thu
end Of tho year viii scarcely count up 10000
per week. within the past three days several
moro o. ihe large operators have Agreed suspend bring
Ing coal down until The large supply at Rchnons 4
hausscd. In addition 70 this, the coal shippers have
started opposition 70 The Reading in earnest and for tho
whole Of next season proposition II foot 10 lease
the schuykl Canal for ten ycars, and 10 increase s
pug power four fold, by the addition Of bosts AMI
ryHg stock and several hundred thousand do,s were
subscribed In day connect the Auburn aud Alien.
town road with the Leigh valley thus tapping the sehuyl
kl coal business, and fSrpshng for spring bussss
direct outlet 10 Nc~ York. All these movements chow
the formidable cenpcon which the Reading here.
amer undergo ana raries who have been Tree buyer. O.
cash socs on the late decline are now naturally euos n
eager 10 sell out Many Of the old friends Of the ROAD are
bodsng cn 70 see the result Of tne prcsen, cmsure,s
nts and shrcwd operators look confidently Cor end
den and heavy Ia the stock 10 the mean ~hdc che
gambling game Of wall street goes on wnhou, kss~.
cdse Of the intrinsic value OF the stock and railroad
curtss generally bought and carried with the hep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

Allsopp's East india
PALE ALE.
The following are the only houses In this city where the
above celebI ated ale is 10 be had draught -
L. lemonico ......,,...... Beaver and William streea
Reilly. Nos VI aud IS Pine
Astnr House Hotel. Broad way.
eutherlanos. .......,..........No Ii Pine street.
Everett House Hotel. Union square.
lay lor's saloon. Broadway.
Stevens House, late Delrnoai.
cos. Broadway.
John Keefe. ........ Unaer Metropolitan, Broadway
Benz Honey, The O0ice. Houston street
bAbcocks Sblo's, 555 Broadw'y
1cfyBo... Prince street.
George W. Brown. ..,........ Water street.
hopum IL suse ........... Union square
0endums ONCE, Wall St
Washington Hotel. 10 Wing Green.
Rainbow. .................. Beekman street
Pauens Hotel. Cor karray Add Greenwich ss
Mlckes.. Pine and Water street
9hseys Waverfsy Broadway aud Fourth street.
heills Old Star ............ LispenArd street
Phelps Club Rooms Cedar street. IS william.
And in Brooklyn
Thomas Dent. Main street.
Iomsey City Hotel. ....... .Lnerty street.
McNaMee. N % Aain street
ARTHUR KENDALL.
Sole Agent for the United States.
No South William street.
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CITY COMMERCIAL nv corr.

=. i. NJ
AHaEsThc market continued seady with sales OF aLOu
70 70 80 bbs pots a. 7a5c., while pearls &c.
FaEADsTuEfs IF lour-The forcl-n news brought by the
City q Washington steamer phl.a iepri tendsa dsp
The market, while tbs de mani limited
embraced about 1000 90 bbs The market closed al a
decline Of sc 10 Toe for all grades Of eiae Western
unore brands though heavy with Light stock without
change o. moment Tho ons made weIe Al about The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

One shilling POrtr slsypes and dollar Pno-
ographs taking 1000 daily, .. HOLMES original picture
shop 80 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

Another Great Triumph for Quincy
Three medals awarded 10 GURNY $40 Broadway At the
late Fair OF the American Institute, TO- photog phc
tons TO wA gold me al for the best achsd photo
graphs. gold medal for coiorsd phooS
Oil fe SIZED on bronze medal for the best photo
graphs ooored IN sstel Call and he
his Photographic Palace of $40 broad
Of Leonard street N B-so connection with any oaer
tAbshmeut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

Hill, InIMltable Cutter OF Hair aud Whis-
here q No Barclay street. Hair dye four shngs box,
black or brown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

Whites % HAT, Fxn styte.-I4S Fuitns
street, between Broadway and Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19
Another Great ON for Guruev.-

1900 Fur Collars for Gents Wear, Just re-
ceved .. FORD 4 SCOTS, 40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

The Eeafest Overcoats Worn are the Rag
Ian from DRuMGOLD PROCHs, I'D Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

H0lloyvayss Ointment and Pills -C0nsOla-
ton to tie sufferer The viruen diseases
hitherto dect he skin yied lnyincioIe
suscita;ors OF health and organic yigor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
L PALSY AND CONSUMPTION CUREDi
SCk0FULA EXrIRPAfEDi
0LsG

Beyond all dispute by that Immensely popular remedy,
dorsed by all the medical colleges, W. -
AkDERs' LIQUID IODINE. OR PURE IODINE WATER.
Hundreds OF references b. given Of positively e
fected in this city The money ned fals Sod It 81
per bottle by ANDEkS FOSDfCK, No second avenue,
ana 81 Broadway of Fourteenth street. and c. H.
Ring, l9e Broadway, and all respectable druggIsts-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

DIR. Kelley can be Consulted Daily at his
once No Bible House, upon diseases Of the lungs veran
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

Public Speakers and singers can use
BROWNS bronchial uoches freely giving 90 yer and
fe1by to The vol containing deeterous drug pre-.
vent their nee requisite do they
whh 70 not always the with like medicaments Sod BY
all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

Phrcn0iOgy, 30s Br0adway.-Mr. Fowler
gives charts, with fun written descriptions day aud evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

Cristadoro's Hair Dye and wigs ARC m atch-
less and unique articles Doth SHE, anl The dye pr
vately applied AZ No Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

Hudson Bay Mink Capes, Largest Sizes
ALSO variety OF other furs at rs per Broadway
prces ARCHER w. MARTIN, 10 Greenwich street. be-
tween Warren and Murray.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-
The best in The world Made, sold and applied Il No. 1a
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

Furs. Furs, Furs -Knox's Eurs arc now
ready ao HE fall hats and caps No AZ Broadway corner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

White Teeth, Perfumed Breath aud Bean
uful complexion can be acquired by using the balm of
thousand fowerAn Beware OF coun4srseus The immc
success Of the balm has drought out hosts Of
and mposors. Be each bottle 10 signed FETRTOGE
CO., Franklin square n. Y. For sale by All druggis1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

Ladies', IL you Lose your Hair Don't wait
until i IA 100 late, but consult GRASDJEAN, No 81 Church
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

Brandreth's Pills remove every m0rbfd
affection perfectly cleanse the blood founess re
novae eas and eneeoled constitutions heath
vigor Ess6tshed los years Principal Office No. IS Canal
street, New York. Is cents per box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19

reported that the lancaster Bank o, Peansylvana
and the China Bank Of Name have failed.
A. d. Sscohy vii hold special sale q stocks and
bonds to morrow (wsdnssday), ct halfp past twelve
O'Clock, a the Merchants Ixchange
Tho Assistant Treasurer reports to- day ~ fcuows:--
THd reoetpn. TtaI PSy~sens Txal B.lasce.
Tuesday. 21,7Oo IS iss, 2sa rs il,sis,4ia 50
The warrants entered d the Treasury Department,
Washington, on the 18th inst. we're a. foliows-
Tor the I redemption or :,ooa; 1851 OF
For me Treasury Department. ,............ S,766 81
ror me interior Department. ~ 6S9 q
war warrants recei we'd and entered. Isl, 29l %
War repay warrants received and entsrsd... 6l70 II
Interior repay warrants received and entered 10
Repay ment ON account Of the Navy 1850 10
from miscellaneous sources. ............. 4S1 IL
Tho steamship vgo, for Havre direct le this port 10
day, 'he 18Th The steamship Canada for Liverpool will
leave Boston ON Wednesday. the 1914 and the steamship
Baltic viii leave New York for Liverpool Saturday. the
22d inst All these packets win probably take more or
css specie, Notwithstanding the decline exchange,
the god is much wanted in France ard Esgland.
The Bos on Co,air says
There ID abatement in the general demand for
money and the supply still continues snort, u compare
lively high rates OF discount This condition OF the aaAn
and NOT much relief sht ud before the mid
die OF January During the past week the beet sguaures
Tor lower grades and single names hss been Tom 10
per month, and In instances with the addition OF
brokerage The banks nave been unable TO afford their
customary accommodation 10 the msrcsatiie community,
in consequence Of the OF paper currency for
compton, and loss OF specie 70 considers ,Ie extent
Their next weekly statement will probably shaw
basis OF much three millions Of gold and silver coin
IN their vaults.
The Pacific Fire insurance Company have declared =
semi annual dividend Of ten per cent.
The returns cf the banks Of New Orleans for the week
ending the Sth inst comuared with th0ee sor ure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-19
Mfssent Letters.

PREPARED BY W. DICK, OF PHILADELPHIA.
Last Of letters advertised the Baltimore Sun Tuesday
Nov. IL, remaining in the Pos. once, Baltimore, IN
cal ed for
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lHCfoakc, % Por ~
The following table shows the quantity OF some Of the
principal articles Of produce left At tide water from the
cement Of navigation to the 18th Nov inclusive
during the years 1864, 1866, and 1866
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~. connection
The Keatest Overcoats Worn are the Rag
LAM from DRuAGoLD PRocHs, 10 Fulton street.
ARSSEs S Ssees%s sss By
tween Warren and Murray.
Furs. Furs, Furs -Knox's Furs arc now
sfiS al his fall hats and caps No Ha Broadway corner
Public Speakers and singers can use
BROWNS bronchial roches freely for giving power and
nsae 70 se Vol e containing no dseseraus drug @ pre-
whth not always the case with like meaicaments sod By
Phrcnoiogy, 3os Brosdway.-Mr. Fowler
gives charts With fun written descrpuons day aud evea.ng
White Teeth, Pcrfumed Breath aud Beau
B. .sse S a:as As 's Of
success Of the balm has drought out hos O.
Co, Franklin square. y. For sale BY ali drussisa.
Ladies', II you Lose your Hair Don't walt
un Ia 90 late, but consult GRAsDJEAN, No 81 Church
cristadoro's Hair Dye and wigs arc match-
vaisiy applied al No. 6 Aston House. 80
Bachelors Hair Dye, wigs and Toupres.-
The best in The world Made, sold and applied n No. a
Hill, InImltable Cutter or Hair aud Whis-
here a. No Barclay street. Hair dye four sngs box,
Hollowsy's Ointment and Pills -Consola-
hitherto dect the physicians skin We'd to these nvncioe
suscitators OF health and organic yigor
DIR. Kelley can be Consulted Daily at hts
one No Bible House. upon diseases Of the lungs ieran
e' 80 '. e s- -.
Brandrcth's Pills remove every morbfd
noyae yeas and enfseoed constitutions perfect heath
street, New York. Is cents per box.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31
a Majority on the Wrong Side.

Several years ago, a celebrated Meth
odlst Minister and revivalist, well known
for his eloquence and zeal in converting
souls was preaching in Louisville. The
feeling had got pretty we'll up, and one
night, after a very powerful" sermon,
he came down from the pulpit for the
purpose of receiving the mourners, while
the good Old hymd of.
" Canaan, oh Canaan, I'm bound for the land
of Canaan
was struck up and was chimed in by hun
dreds of voices. The hymn was conclud-
ed, but there were no penitants at the al
tar. In vain he exhorted-his words and
appeals fell upon the cars of the congre>
CATION without exciting m emotion. At
length he concluded to make bold strike
and follow it up with q test, and resuming
the pulpit, after few words of exhorta-
ton, he solemn'y announced that he
would put question, upon which he ex.
pected all to vote in view of the esti4
mate they placed upon their souls. With
finger raised most significant, and in the
most solemn manner he announced all
those in favor of Christ will please to rise
to their feet.
Only some eight or ten responded to
the announcement.san and while the minis
ter was watching intensely to signify their
position by rising" a worthy member on
his feet intcrfered, aud suggested that
" the reason might be that the true disci>
pies were TOO modest to vote" @
At this juncture loud voice was heard
in the gallery " l say, brother, its no
use a taking. or trying to force this vote
-thts congregation is for the deva by al
least taOenty>t fee hundred majority.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31
Wild Man of Africa.

There is another inhabitant of the
woods by the Gaboon River more to be
feared than the African boa. 1t is the
wild man Of the woods-not the ourang
outang. though an immense ape-always
acting on tho offensive and ready to at
tack man. The bones of his extremilies
are longer than those of an ordinary 81
zed, full grown man. have examined
them here, aud while contemplating the
skull, the jaws, and their terrible appara-
tus, really experienced sort Of shudder-
ing. The canine teeth are upwards of.
two inches long and of proportionable bulk
There is ridge running from the top OF
the nose backward over the crown of the
head to this is affixed muscle by which
the living animal draws backward and
forward most frightful crest Of stiff
hairs: when enraged or proposing to in
flict injury, he erects them and draws the
crest forward over his large eyes, uttering
most hideous yells at the same time
Nothing seems to intimidate him. Some
times he advances with boughs Of trees
broken'off for the purpose of concealng
his approach and attack, and suddenly
grasps the legs Of human being, brings
him instantly to the ground, breaks his
bones by blows Of his mighty arms and
hands. and tears his flesh by his mon
strous teeth. The native huntsman who
goes in search or meets with him, while
pursuing less formidable animals, has
learned that the safest way is to let the
monster draw near, when he Immediately
seize the end of the muzzIes of the gun be-
tween his teeth. Instantly it must be
discharged if the man either delays till
the ape has compressed the barrel so as
to close it, or fails to give mortal wound,
his doom is sealed.-Zratels In Africa.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31
singular Yhnro Fight.

A whale 62 feet long, was picked up
at sea about three weeks ago, and taken
ashore at Nybester, some 12 miles from
Wick. Ii seems that the whale was not
drifted dead from the Greenland seas, but
that be had fallen in combat with another
monster OF the seas. The conflict which
took place mile and half from the
shore, and which was witnessed from the
land, by number Of fishermen, and 9th
ers, is described as having heen pro-
tracted and bloody. The two monsters
kept battling with each other, at times
with their heads, and at times with
their tails, raising tremendous spray for
a distance Of many yards. After close
and fierce encounter, they would each re.
treat for a considerable distance, and af.
ter brief rest, would again meet in col
lision, approaching each other with loco
motive speed; at the rate Of fifty or sixty
miles an hour. On recovering from the
stunning effects from such an attack, they
would again resume the fight rising up
in the water, springing from 20 to 80 feet
and coming down on each other with q
fearful violence. Meanwhile, the sea for
great distance round about had assum-
ed bright red color. indicating that an
immense quantity Of blood hadb shed
For three hours the battle had been pro.
Ionged at the close, one of the whales
became motionless, aud the other retired
from the field Of battle. Next morning
the whale referred to was found not Ial
from where the battle took place, and
from various marks on his body, includ
ing broken jaw bone, there is NO rea
son to doubt that he Was one of the tive
beligerents of the previous afternoon.
Northern { eiSeOtLand Ensign.
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@ cLARKsBURG FRIDAY, gila4oeass

war, he was SO moved by sentiments. Of
tenderness and kindness, that even the
Indians partook Of his, emotions and he
procured respite Of punishment, And
his obstinacy was SO subdued and his
crueltylso allayed1 by The tears and ap-
peals of Mrs. Cunningham, when taken a
prisoner by the Indians, that he procu-
red her release and secured her restora.
ton to her family. d a
20 Alta still later period in his life, we
are informed. when Col. Marshall of Vir-
ginia, was descending the Ohio river, he
was warned by James Girty, at the in
stance of Simon, that efforts would be
made by renegade whites and Indians to-
decoy the boats descending the river. to
the shore, and he admonished him to re-,
sist all such efforts and to keep the mid
die of the river; and he further said ST.
mon regretted the past wrongs he had
inflicted on the whites and desired to re-
pair them If he could and would be glad
again to return to the whites. But he re-
mained with the Indians till his death,
which some say, was at the battle of
the Thames {; others that he died subse-
quently to this, that he became gloomy,
lonely and disconsolate, often would wan
der from his tribe and last went off and
never returned to the Indian council and
wigwam, but when he was found, it. was
in a secluded place in the woods, he was
lying on his back a serpent was coiled
up on his bosom -hc was dead-and it is
said thus closed the career Of the Indians
Great Captain Simon Girty. ~ L.f
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31
", For The Register. .
TO NJ So.
BY ALoRUs,
= =

g4f isr9 4fl NNs.trA ~ srr7zf -! =
By ALoRus.
have loved thee-oh, how dearlyt
Loved, alas but too sincerely;
Loved with PASSIONS strongest spell;
Loved" not wisely, but too wcll." s
Loved thee Like the brook that murmurs
Loves the moon that oeritglimmcrs;
Loved thee Like pale Asphodnr
Loves her brilliant Evening Star!
Loved with love as purely growing "a. r
AS Parisadean fountains flowing:
Which, yet no babbling noise thoy keep,
Glide ever onward, purc and deep.
Loved Yes; mad1y, fOhdly, truly;
Loved without one thought unholy;
Loved as angels love in Heaven,
Or golden clouds the sun at oven.
Oh then, must Iovo like 'mino bo brokon!
And shall my heart contain no token RI,
That can cheer it's m:scly,
And bid mo 'morE in loving thco ~:
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TERMS.

ceopers ClafksbGGT1g Rseis.sr i ErFbti; rr,Fbi;sSa5 i,
90 Sa1aaS6Esoarg, Wax every sFriday niorninsla a.
~ x sSs5npHm. IN advance erat the.expifa
%Meh M SO nvariably be charged. s AAsSf
r,aS ,s be,reCeived for ailess Pc
neg tnan SIX months,a 4 oj1i h{S, Ia 80 r.
=, No paper will be discontinued except al the on
3Sa T Of the pToprietor until all arroarages are
pald uP-and those who do notioder theiT nai,eS
TO be discontinued at the end Of tbeir term or
fS@S9sifPsIS1, So% viii be considered as desiring to
square OF twelve lines for tho first three inser-
mons, and twenty- y-fve cents for each snbseoncnt
inSertion.t aiIt ~ aSiEs ~
a liberal deduction on the,above rates will be
msde to those who advertise by tho year. ~
No adverusement co1ntedless than a sounro
The number OF Insertions must be specifIed: or
accordingly, 49,. - --->' N--'' gu
Annonnodmehts.. o. candidates for Office - oo. !.
.M3rrtages and Deaths inserted gratis. 81
All comma4ieatio ionss !tol insure attention n must
SiS GS sfGPP"nled by the authors name and post
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31

Eg Mr.. FAULkNER.- a CORES
pondeuce between Hon. c. J. Faulkner
and the Secretary of War. published by
request of citizens of Harper's Ferry, it
appears. that the former during the diff
Guilty about the army bill, very spiritedly
offered his private resources to the gov
ernment to prevent stoppage of the
works at the the Harper's Ferry Ar
mory. The acceptance of the offer be-
came happily unnecessary from the pas
sage of7the bill day or two after
WTaekeeter Htrginian.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31

GSThe Paris Moniteur official organ
of the usurper, whom Fremont is said by
his admirers to resemble in some of his
traits of character-makes this announce
ment:
"our sympathies are entirely with Col.
Fremont. We hopet to see no extension Of
tie Democratic principles of lie United
States. They are Dangerous 10 Exyoped,,
Governments. - n
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31

BIO PoBKER.-A hog exhibited at The
ChiIicothe { Ohio) Fair, last week, weigh
ed ,l35 pounds, and measured nine ieet
in length, and about the same in girth. He
was two years aud three months old.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-31

ar The most hideous deformity sof-
ten concealed under the silver yeil'of re-
ligiOn.
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= = : 17777r77 -
ssiE5sai 6szs ~ siH. Hsev 'aspss s
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sation grew tame s one Iby ,one. the fair
gossipps dropped off. and before long
Mary Howell was left alone. 70