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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-08

Genesee County, N. Y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-08

BILE, even on grain and more so where there
is dairy connected with the corn field.
Will il pay better to grow and fatten beef
or sheep. or shall we sell our grains These
are questions Of vital importance to our corn.
n.growing farmers. and should be practical
ly answered-not guessed at.
B. C. sIMONDs.
Gsna.aa ro,n,. NJ "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-08
j" Rich, though poor!

"Rich though poor!
That Iow-roofed cottage is this hour heaven
Music is in it-and the song she sings,
That sweet.voiced wife, arrests the ear
OF that young child awake upon her knee"
Singing to her babe Would it be hers to
lead these tiny feet into the way Of righte-
BUSINESS, and by the river Of everlasting life'
z She was one who held treasure,
A gem of wondrous cost;
Did il mar her hearts deep pleasure,
The fear i might be lost
She could instil into that young, impres.
sible mind the knowledge Of good and evil
the life.toned integrity Of tile soul, the ear,
nest faith that hopeth aud belleveth all things
in Christ. As she watched its slow, yet de.
lightiul appreciation Of objects and words
as she noticed its developing inteIlect-did
she feel her responsibility? Was she con-
scous that she held the silken sortls in her
own hand that were 70 bind the present to
the future.
Singing to her babe A- gazed upon the
scene. could not help wondering what The
fate of that dear child might be. Would il
treasure her precepts and follow her example,
or would il drift idly about on the sea Of life
careless where its world Of truth might be
and sinking at last into di.bonored grave
Would it exclaim, when age lined the dark
locks with silver, and added tremor to tl't
voice
Yea, | have left the golden shore,
Where childhood midst the roses playd;
Those sunny dreams will cnme more,
That youth long bright Sabbath made.
Yet, while those dreams Of mamorys eye
Arise in many glitteFina train,
My soul goes back 10 infancy,
And hears my mothers sung again"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-08

CgSsus oF Nrw YoRK CrY.-Thc Journa
Of Commerce says that the footing Of the re-
turns 50 Car shows nearly $4,000 as the po
pulation Of That city, with some returns stil
10 cumc iD,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-08

A gentleman stepped into a tavern and
saw a filthy drunkar,l, once a respectable
man, waiting for bis liquor. lie thus aecos.
ted him
why do you make yourself the vilest Of
men 7"
:" amt the yilest," said the drunkard.
You are" said the gentleman; (" see
how you look-drink that glass, and you
will be in the gutter"
al deny your poz.ziiion," said the other ;
who is the ,ilcst, the tcmpter or the temp
tedi Who--who was the worst, Satan (hie)
or Eye?'
"Why. Satan" said the gentleman.
"weIl, thic) well, behold the tempier -
pointing TO the bar. The barkeeper not l,k'
| ing such allusion 10 his calling, turned the
man out Of his hansc without his dram.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-15


BARrcv,-At Woodstock, wesschester county, y. T.,
on Monday, Feb 49, NELLIE Joss youngest child Of Capt
.6hrsE aud Eliza Barstow.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence Of
s'c.ock NJ
brief illness, THOMAS f. BEr1s, eldest son Of Thomas
Bets, Esq., in the 24tn year Of his age.
ae relatives ad friends OF the family the members Of
Vscsory Engine Company No IS and Fire Department
general are respectfully invited attend the funeral
fromchrist Church Bedford avenue rev Dr. Partridgs),
on thursday afternoon, at O'Clock -
BtoDcSrT Tho relatives friends Of the late Miss
CoRSEA BIopGK1 ore respectullysnyed 10 attend the
funeral from 81 Georges church, Suyvesant square, on
for Their invitation.
Bu&xs--on Monday, Feb 49, NARY Brxxs, aged n
years
Her friends and relatives are respectfully invited TO A.
soud the funeral from her late residence No. 472 West
sareet, this "wednesday afternoon, at half past one
O'Clock.
CRowiEy-On Monday, Feb 49, after q short Illness
JOHN CROWLEY aged Q5 year, native of tho parish OF
Rosscarberry, county Cork, Ireland.
attend the funeral this wednesday, afternoon at two
O'Clock, from toe residence Of his con- 6 Montgomery
street. His remains will be taken Calvary c. netery
Cork (Ireland) papers please copy
PHARMACIES -On saturday, feb. IL, GEORGIA GANc1A
p'AnRsNcHs cuy child Of J. A. and Georgia Abrancho,
The friends tho family are respectfully invited To n
tend the fuDera this "wednesday at twelve o,cock
Com Greco Church, Broadway, without further invita-
len
DRrES-On Saturday Fl bruary II, a. Ne rark MI.
slrs ELIZA wife Of Samuel Drury ice a9h year Of hcr
,Sc.
Her friends and The friends Of the family ara rospec.
nly invited 10 attend her funeral from her ste residence
q Walnut street this wodnes lay morning Al ten oclocx
Her usrs wi, he inferred In Greenwood Cemetery
Loncon, fEngsnd,l and California papore Wfu please
ogs , :,
gerps Illness, Of ccnsur'n IN the Ssth year age.
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FnuoHIs-ToL Liverpool 200 bales Of cotton were en-.
gagged xd 500 boxes cheese by steamer q 4os 100
neroes beef At P - and lSo boxes b.co0 q 2s e. 10
s. Cd g. 500 boxes bacon 81 26s. 27s Cd, 200
bbis rosn IS. I'd and 20 tons eeed 1t 40s To Gas-
gov ], COO bbs. rosin were engaged at q Cd
HAY.-Sales Of 600 bales were made AZ 06c. 81. ~
Hopsl-A lot Of 90 bales'were made, At Sc. a.1sc
MoLAssEs-The sales embraced about 300 bbls. New
Orleans. at 47c, and 326 hhds and SO terces at
NAVAL SJoahs-The market was frmer, with sales OF
700 bbs Rosn delivered from yard 1t 81 6S per $40
lbe; 800 bbis. spirits urpentine at 47c. In shipping
ordsr, and 200 do. at 46 a45, common and merchant
able order 200 bbs ne pale rosn sold at So So aud 500
do, No. 2, at 81 40 81 so.
OILS Crude whale and sperm were firm lnseed was
steady with sales Of g. 600 allons at &c. 5Sc.
Provisions --Pork-The market was 6rm, but less &C
tive; tie sales embraced about 700 500 bbs including
Old mess at SIT co. new do ,$16 50 Old mess, Sl2 rs
$I2 80; do. at So 30, and thin do. At SIT 80.
Beef steady, with fair demand, with sales of 400
500 bbls., including country mess at IS e5 81
packed Western at 81 80 70, and extra atslo SO
$ll 80; prime mess was nominal, at SIT sl9 60;
sales OF $50 terces India reported at $25 5o beet
hams firm, with small sales, at SIS a SIS so. Ba
firm and Ia fair demand with sales OF 800 boxes
includI long ribbed Western 9Zc and short rioOed
clear, 1910 Cut meats were in steady demand, with
sales Of lis hhds and uerces. at 6sc axe or shoul
ders, and Shc 97xc for hams. lard was firm and In
great demand with sales Of $50 bbs and terces
III &c. Better and cheese wore unchanged.
RiC-The market trmer, with sales OF 900 casks,
at $40 a4hc., showing an advance Of fc a 3l6c
per h.
now hello at 47hc. -las.sst
SuGARs-The market continued firm with sales Of about
400 hhds. Cuba muscovado, chiefly within the range
7hc a 7Ac., and $50 boxes, at 7hc.
Kentucky, at 51c. &c. 16S secdcaf ut &C. 22c
lis bales Havana, 2sc 96e SO bales Yara L; le
cases Florida PIT
Wn,sKEY was less buoyan with sales Of 900 bbs re-
ported at 24alc, while CSC. was demanded by many
holders,
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. r,.n,, m.raer wear Port EVEN, y. Y.

n MN. Murder Near Port EVEN, NJ II.
ypLL PARTICULARS OF THE AfFnAi- soU,,ss
urpyIcuITY AND NAMES OF Tue 'icriAs'
o., exc,,e has eaufed during TUG past '"o
= - a.. ~ and around Port Ewen, Ulster county, oy
49,. 49, wh,cn occurred on the ice near that vii
- - c.,,,d.v Afternoon last Tho facts, as near as
- .sor,.,t can learn are follows-A party OF three
n men from Esopus, Ulster county, two brothers ana
-, .nd took sail in an boat on the river on Sa-
s,I.v afternoon, about three o'clock On arriving OPP
s,e Port Even they fastened the boat TO the Dock ana
vsut into tavern 70 drink While there three lrshnen
,.sSa~ IN Port Even took possession OF the boat ana
..nsS around One Of brothers, seeing them IN the
saas Of the river went them and ordered them out
Angry words ensued when the young man seized the
sser ana threatened them out, when Of the
Irshen drew knife and stabbed him In the breast in
mating mortal wound. The whole Witnessed from
tbc shore by the remaining brother and his friend when
arriving at where he lay they found him lying nsensi
bs they rushed upon the lrshmen swearing ven
seance On arriving ut the boat OF the Irish.
men seized the bller and struck the friend OK
Me brothers terrible blow upon the head and he Tell
nsensibe upon the ice He alive at last a,couns,
but his Tecoveryis despared OF The remaining then
started for the tavern and obtaining pistol returned 70
ehe boat and shot of the rishmen instantly killing
Inn He then started for Rondout, pursued by the two
remaining comrades but be reached thai village IN al
6ho authorities. The young man who was stabbed was
bur,ed Sunday The guilty parties have been arrested
Our could not learn the names Of any Of the
marty but through tho kndoess Of the operator at Cham
Hnyca They resided n fopus, and were aged respec
lively twenty and twenty two years The eldest was
Stabbed and the youngest shot the shman lhe latter
b sasd 70 have been severely injured IN the ARRAY.
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sehr Hansa Newell rreworgy. Jasssonvlle, q days Had
echr VIM klns Nichols Charleston, with coson, 10 Nc
scAr snth wyatt. Charleston. days, with cotton, to
schr Mjsh Sheldon White wsshir gton, NC days. with
cotton. 20 Blossom Sons 18th lat 81 06 lon "a H.
fen IN with soop Fidelity of Babylon. LII Petit from Chine"
ing been blown orir ,.-.s m ssnssng coua-r-', W.
nhe entire lsc TOOK Oh Capt and TWO m s,
.s' --w, badly frostbtten, and brought them 70 '''
Rchr n youmans Peterson washington NO 5days with
cotton Blossom Sons Had heavy weather; lost foressn
and f0rehoom -
schr J Taylor, Rue washinston NC, days Has lo>.
fore topmaat and jibboom, and stove bu,warks
Schr Mot Bede Ryder, Norfolk days. with oocn &c, 70
Mott Bedetl
schr Asa Eidridgs, Button. yksina, dAyA
echr Pauline. Jones, Virginia. 5 days
echr ID Ellis. Robbins. JRmes River for Providence
Schr Williams, Wesley, Port Nahen, Del, 2 days
Echr Isabel Taylor, Ekabothport for New Haven
schr Tbos Jefferson, Els, Salem, days.
cHaauoer Petrol Baker. Providence
Steamer New London Smith, New London.
BELOW
One brig, unknown.
SAILED
Chin roo New OrleaDs; barks James Smith, hsrseles
eebra Croker and Express Havana; Ann Grant, Rich
mond bries Princes Royal (Br), Bermuda; Gulnare
Wind during he day NE
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Pollcc Intelligence.

KnARRhsr or RASsEy, THE GUT BOOK MAS.-We pub
nAed few days SINCE the arrest Of Ranney the no
tsrous gift book man. who arrested charge OF
winding couple Of Germans out Of $500, but who was
subsequently discharged by Justice Quackenbush on his
SToSnising 10 refund the money. On Monday he was
again the complaint of Valentino Yelling,
young German who charges him with having defrauded
him out Of 500 by the following process:-Sone time
sinee Yelling called Ranuey In answer 70 advertise
ent agents. and the pay ment OF 500 security
~ faithful performance of his duties, appointed
. q situation around the Office. few days after
panney requested YehHng to start for Pennsylvania to
sAtan subscribers for different publications, which the
Ssrmer agreed TO transmit on the order Of Yehling
unA commission upon the sales Of which the latter
- Yelling objected 70 doing this, Ranney re-
SUae pay his expenses furnish specimen copies OF
ne books and demanded the return OF his $780, Ranney
gave for the amount which he declined paying On
- coming 70 maturity. and Yehng preferred complaint
asainat him. HIS set down for hearing yester
day Jefferson Market Police Court but owing TO De
absence Of the magistrate did not Besides
sase Of Yehhng Auguste wuang residing in Brooklyn
opUplaips that the 2Sth Of December last he was
sWndled out Of $50 by Ranney; Frederick Porceia, oil
No. IL Baxter street, the 11th OF January, deposited
With Raoney sos, only 81 Of which he received back
George Rule, of No. 22 William street. deposited $780,
portion or which he had been able to get back Detective
Bevoe had received number Of letters from parties
he country complaining that they hare made
- Ranney for books &c, and have never received any
peply nom him.
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PersouaI Intellfxsnca.

Mayor Wood left the city yesterday for Washington
where he intends remaining until Monday next. Alder
nan Peck acts as Mayor during his absence.
The New York correspondent Of the Charleston Is
00wria has the foowing-A rumor obtains very gene
rally here that the Hon Daniel E. Sckles has experienced
change OF heart and that he contempsaes connecting
himself with some church. HIS former friends say that
hey have noticed marked difference IN his conduct re
ceuty. At Washington he leads very different life from
what be did 10 this city. Before he leaves the CAPT
M h thought he will make public profession OF Chris
thaity After that, doubt he will longer follow the
sness, some Of scsiss he . lH view Of these cream
s6ra 70 him ousted from Congress by A. J. WH
Mo contests the seat Of the Third Congressional district
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-Canadan BRANDS werefn TAR deman0 WNe SAFES On zoo
bb. at - as Sc Is Southern -four was IN better sup
Ply and less buoyant, with sales Of aoet 1000 ools
within the above quotations Rye flour was steady at
the above figures, with sales of 200 bbs, Corn
meal dull at the above range Of prices, with small
sales Of Brapdywine. Wheat was unchanged, and the
receipts were light The nrmness Of holders checked
transactions. Tho sales were confined to about
2, 100 bushels prime Canada white, which was sold
at 81 40 in store. Rye wes selling at
&c. Sc Barley in good request at 7Sc. zoe for
good four rowed Barley malt good request at SIC
aS5c. Corn was more active and plenty, with good de-
mend with sales Of 20 0C0 bushels ut 78c 79c for Jer
sey and Southern yellow. Oats were FIRM ard active,
Including Western, Canadian and State.
CoFKK-The market was steady, with sales OF 800 bags
ct 121c. and 200 do. Santos At t22c Messrs Scott
give the following account Of the stock in this market
to dsy-S0Cs Of Rio and Santos coffee the It'll Feb
ruary, 1869, PAS bags received since TO date per
Nameaug, $500; do. do North Point, 4,oOo total-3o,
746 bags sales and shipments fo- the week estimated at
1882 Stock Of Rio and Santos coffee on the l4h OF Feb
ruary $780, 3i3 bags; do Navaoaibo 884 Laguay
none Ceyion, $50; Jamaica, none; Java Coffee mats,
81 ,oco do government bags l,o2o st. bomingo none;
other descriptions $50; total bags and mats64 S97.
Co1roN--fhe market steady, while the sales
nr.fea shont 600 bales, closing on hehass Of the FOL
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Port Of New York, February IA, lsso.
CLEARED.
Steamship Asia Br}. Lott. Liverpool-E Cunard.
sseamsho CITY Of Manchester Orb Cumming Glasgow and
sseanshp ssar Of ne south Lyon, sAvannaA-s chn
ssesmshp ParksrsSurs Powell. Bai.hnors-H orsnwsn
BARK Esooisio Wiilard BsrSados~H TrowSridssS seus
Brig sss-9H gsnnson Naples
Brig Ann xkEaSsiS sssisy Poiss fes1s, a.ad-xs.eaM
srs kowe toldsn JaSurE. Kingston. Ja- Hsnaass Cos
Rris Princes Royal DR. ewbold bermuda Smith Jones
s ss s EsSY Scs Ss s, S''ns
schr VIM Sargent Sargent Observation-Disclosures 4
scSr SnitAsenAa. psvis savannah -Ecorsady Moa Co
schr Feis.r. Arnold, CSsrissoo71W B ssransqp
echr Charlie wic, Hooper, Chareston Metc AFT Dun
sesr !eas, -, wimneon- Mecrsady. Mott o.
ssSr sasss Me!;s ss.SsreDnSsls s Bunse.
81 nS:ss:; sssss: fSi:ss.eh.szJ W Mckee.
s.san.h,p Apg1nS Mocdhun, savannah. win mdss and
wGSs: s:a 4. ss.s, s :.s
sss e,ss y 'r0SA
john 11seS sas ssry a NJ. &
sss:s S.rs Of g.nse p.ndl..en johnson. Island.
nSopoo noaoe 90 &uano. 70 samuel Reed
Sh net eapeTenced very heavy gale from NE heavy
rain changing 70 Sc lin inst Sandy bearing by
~ miles spoke Br brig Ida o WALTON Ne from Richmoad
Bark 8! Thomas Packet Ham, Nicholson Pernambuco 20
Ssys w Hampton Roads days, with sugar &c, Henry
Taylor o. heavy wesSer M Re sss d susar &C.
ss "a g. lon one 10 w .pois n .s e
spef. sss s ssSs :s C,Ps zs,eP IN
IL q ds
WIN snow and bail and very heavy sea; spped
copstoefsb'e water bat received damage Feb ~ 37
ION o. saw yawl boat bottom mp; had white boom WITH
tiack gunwae about ~ feet keel Feb at AM SAW yes
eei windward dsnsastod With sail ct on The stumo
NJ me toremast stcertug South time saw topaal
S'nocner coes 70 her, and We did nu< beat her.
HyG Cspela tof Prostdsnce Bead 81 Johns Pa Jan ii
spH vaila IA ~ '
By Is oS resson Horss Havana dsys WIN susar,a
Brig SAVER of DamN1ses.,s Bradley, Mat.nz,s 10
LAYS, with sfsr &c 70 Luing Had heavy sc and HNT
Iaies; susts. ced some damage
Brig ~ worth (Brl, Curry Cornwalis, Ms q DAYS,
With POTATOES. ~ Hyde Duryee.
Schr AIDA tos xiiwsuke e EEke-s,s Narscaic 4odays
With fus7c, 10 peta.vParta.
schr scius J Tarnpico q dsys wh hics &c, TO Geo
schr itober Howe Ri, Holiness Sc Sesss, EB. IS asss,
nth as:ae 10 J & q A t'Swsik
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xssna and Boston; Darrell Halsa from PhiladesDhA nsd
only .H days passage from GioaAr for and Bosson
., IacAsyAno daaeAr schr Nets townsend, Newport
os 81 4: Nc Ps: 's. Bio se Rogers Boston
AR from New S Tn G.,. wl
,i h,%ss ad aamsson" Hsvre ash Harvest Queen
s:s esssaa ss1 %sf sa
Art Mobile Jan 20 Emerald Isle, and Sir John xAnd
for q Queen q The Flee. ana sy, from tAs
Sd for BostOn Jan %. Eagle, from liverpool
oussn sSTRs'' cn he s 2s ssSy &C. - ''' ''
The gss v's q f. . New Orleans put into Ply
American Ports.
,o FEB $o y ''D ship Kate Sweet
s HSS Va
Nc a so sS aGsssd
pSs for two S1is: . Cd bark
EosS: S.rs Frank; SansssS.
Rsphls; shp crSmxsl Adams Gsleeas Arssan, 0ros.
s'ss y Rs a. s sarah
"a Hahand Lint Cnpe w. steamer VIM Jenkins, from
.BALTii0EE' FEB ls-Ar .sssm.Ap Baltimore, Green,
apss rGnss Ps rcSS
BLUFF PoiSf Va FsS Arr sehr Boston, Hasains BAL
I'm ss s:.. :ss Iss:s S.
czsTiSk rsS iS-sa schr Frederick Reed, Baltimore
"a. o Boston, .shr ss.nnsh Tss EusSsspo, for DO SD
= sGf RivsE' Feb i.xm ssSr Maria LOUIS. Cummings.
ss Is 81. :s' s'ss:
% sa:,s: 5 1lssS 81 Ks
Alfred from sundsIaod do WIZ ao:s nsxas s;
Hs, Moore 3; 1 SSsa &. ~ sd ss
saciesy. for 90 Es; 4 Horton, from Nyc,s -:
lssss 5S .na W.. sy Ssd n.a a. S
hs TYas; 81, AsnI; Cole. H..sidsn do yssSs Bonita
Reed Syoss iSs so.on Geo prescott fsndss0n s.
se ss ss. ss ssf s;: ::As
Fanisn Boston Tor kYori; Nary sooS Cobb and Issdns
P:Dd Ke er e % T:.ssss %
r, Bent NYork for s. John, NIB Sid schrs Isabella Mary
Sc1ps 81 sS Sst brig r.usn.
Louisa Walsh George Prescott Ellen Aanda and Ocean
IN port i 10 AM calm brig oygnst (Br; schs Mary Eliza
yxcksoSyiIIk TsS Arr .ehr Runycn Az 1s:Asr:
rorrsy Cole H7o ol .os1 rss King osSdsnun ory
,S 5,s.s Ssy ia 5ss .ssa
R,rr"r vahers NvorS. T,.ene WHITE Hostou al brig Bo
atri TrSo Neuvitss 6h schr siy 3ay Cresse Arroyo,
HN ~, Dig IN" oo's1o o"Al nA'AnA jun 'A N'O"''
CID steamer Fashion smith indisnos and Gsivsdon p ban.
ISW ORiEEHs Fe6 sbtvs Rarvsy Brch Neison.
ASm Sgr crT%%,og, SsseG vIb1 I e ssOrn Is
gi6rsar; Ar%sca ThG%p.Sn PORTLAND; jas cocsSS%s
nrses NYort Sart Sped wsA Hoves Ria Jaueiro sehr:
= ~. csrs. CsrsSsr. rrsi,,,
cn.c-s Chss Tosor Nerct Ernshsrt Psfsrsc Phnsdei.
h,n IA shrs chss wnrdns snd Wsssr Cisrr
TS vsrpoo Sr brig csos RoSnscn Bsiss and
nv.s.u i.'snq Scn.s 20 .owe' "soa'' AouV'~ s~
AR%e .hins nrssoon linton C.,cuta: I,abels Limit
snIs q ,tux. oSs,p "'s
Scson Cld ships Aymsr sswysr noro4.u1 .,s pp
,cc. :ur. Pn:. NM" NvorS. hrr~ Hev Wo.H HssEe
- rsri>.scss. sshr Nai
| Rsrhonr Shermen Mai ~~''N' r'"''
| ocr =. p.I-~s.,
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the r.sl,s Of their transactions assignees there was
transferred by Setson aud others 70 Cincinnati, and 10
contained IN the described sheets The trustee pro
nosee on next visit New York, procure from the
books there abstract OF those Transactions ami the
ssme under tie branch Of the order Of the Court The
soats beir ei under the Jurisdiction OF the Sheriff Of
New York cannot be removed a. yet
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81 OOO SOLD IN TWO pAysi

dent Of one OF the banks Frederick City ued The Doctors
nere g pressure ~ Why has large oAsh this
% = AiexaedrA Va sa1 b ts vary ssxt ns
Meesrs Cook Co. u pnoo and 81 ~ very see mn
fourth order from Mess Hopper Wi[mar, OF CsnrevIo
re scs ~ sq,e s.srs made fTcfss:os
kre Ohever cured IN two dAyu Of FhsuaAtsm ho
back Of three years duraon and Mr. Brdy. OF Harrisburg
Ssosse Wss I Eager ss nsltino,s cured Of pssed
hessra @: nav H. W1Ams, whossA drusgsts Of syria.
cuse T. wTie, August So hA "Hour Eessrlc Oh proves
Of
druggists and dealers generally.
csnt. 9 censs and Il per bottle sizss enlarged
Depot PhiladolphiA, Pa.
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Married.

Married.
CoNNER-stRRTx-ln this city, OIL Monday Feb. "a, by
Rev. D. Virgins, Mr.. JAMES W. CONNER, OF New Haven
TO Mics MARTHA i. SiBREi, OF New York.
TokFxISs-KAIN.-On Monday. Feb 10, In st. Luke's
church. by the Rev. Mr. Tutte ISAAC B. ToNPEISs 70 Miss
MARY N. KAN, all OF this city
Norris county, N. j., papers please copy.
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~ eases o. scrofuls Ulcers, Scurvy Kruplsns a -
lid the operation Of the life medicines truly aa20nishtng
Sssssss 81 mel, sp purifying ssst. on ne bISod B
most 81 dsesees yield 10 heir curnve nroucrea ~
~ 80 Broadway, N r.. and BIZ All druxRi1is
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY,, Feb. As H.
ksHEs--Fhe market quiet, and Gales limited At 81
a6A pots and pearls.
Observation-Disclosures market opened heavy, and
closed ut q deciinc for most descriptions The trans
Of State ard Western footed up about 600 900
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810A PROCLAMATION ts@ a'I
PAVVs Wonderful medical cures by the application Of
PROFESSOR DE GRATHH
ELECTRIC OIL

TO THE lNHABfANn Wo0lD.
propoee 70 cure almost alctaA
With Deafness Headache Neuralgia Ch Fever Ague 6Seu-
maf1s0 aDd all Eoses and PAiDe. - ~
p,opcss % check and eisetu.Iy dspae sshs and
O. Al 1s circulating fluids IN tAe huunan syuism Ssn csn -
eneeed By any other all other De4hodsof seal "a n -
same space OF time the masses themselves bo1n9 udsoa
TC n9s propose e cure every disease but An
trio Onopeates chemical md eec rf princples snd 4
herafose applicable n Tie nap resO eon al anv
nervovttal fluid. - - ~'-'A '"
want the masses 70 JOIN In Ibis mater-he we'll a Tia DIX
beoauee tbeee things %, al afke Increased
RPlse inform me Of any oass OF fsiiuro . sura In
nothing. - -sS
Depot Ph1adelphia
For sajs BY BARNES PARK. Is and u Park row, and
Price 26c., &c. and 81 per bottle. Sizes ENLARGED
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Sales Of Real Estate.

Ieaeehod Of brick factory Nos 50 and IS Desbrosscs
size 44xsS r. Observation-Disclosures. $425
lots e3d st., 500 IT. e. 9th ay, 25xiOO each 600
GO. do adjoining 2SxiG0 ............. l,l25
2 n.e 125th st., 10 feet Z 9Th aT. ... 900
l DO. do adjoining, iSxloo.. 49,. ...... S76
BY Adrian H Muller
One lot north side Of Twenty third street, Filth
avenue, A0xeS Sl2 100