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case strictly IN accordance with tho ev,denees a.
with empnasis Yes, vir.Trr; II the man was right
Ia acsuis himi Ii guily I'd BRING IN verdict Of
Q. Have you any impression fSvorab.e to the pro-
seGuuont A. No, sir-r-r-E s
District Attorney have you any Impression
fsvoraols to the pr,sonerf A. No. str.rr.r.
have wife.
9. Any fam,lyi A. ! nave children--as least my
VIE has. tLanghter.l .a sr.-
9. You mean mat they are yours, don't your A.
uLaughter.j
Mr. spencer-ws withdraw an our challenges and
cnGerIuliy accept The juror he is far ana square.
10 District Attorney--I have no opinion ono way
prisoner.
TO Mr.. spencer--I could render an impartial ver-
clct as between the people and the prisoner Every
thsna nnt Inc evidence would be Just for WIND.
The question Of the competency OF the Juror was
tnen submitted to the triers, who after short con-
sultauOn ialed TO agree. st lf I.f-r a s
The foreman asked II the triers could decide as TO
that OF bias
The Recorder decided that they could not
inc Question was then put to two other OF the
elght Jurors chosen AZ triers when the court al
journed TIL this morning at eleven O'Clock.
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condnsa to sb. 2so sassss a s iss' ss ,ssics
II s fgy %.ssa .s'. rsss
snS snsa ns .n. sS
Il ii . 1r nav s ;s M.,. bushels I,
& . II o.
.ss s for Ohio ia '''''
'V S'ss' ss'' tss ere
ba.bs. ssS ~ -eic.lns :! "a a. f,1 ipo
$::ss ass:ra.?, % ' sse ';;n SP: % al '%. $.
r Il % a; F .s
and back wi.a sugar big 70 Alicante, With paaI. slaves
from Cron..ad. New York, and brig Porto Rics snd
GTssIss wers aasi bat arm =. fosm.r prices. w.heard
HElr dull and prcsa were poiu. at our a,, Q.ot,.
HorsI vas but mn. de.nsna snd the, mostly
Tor small lots ffces we're steady NJ l5c 25c or
?, and abort 90, sss. . soc.
but heavy for 4. other dsscponi Tie sales s hGi'
NETAIsFor American insos the msrts was duu the de-
mand being eonansd 20 small lots, which were selling for
' FOR and s.uoe: s sss :sa dull
sss dn x .a. Ordinary
gold For gs sn ho market ~. sroog :. .hs clos. ..
E:::s O. M s::. ss Sss:is. ss;
with sale. q 100 bolss 81 q, gold. Sos I. &c q,
sss: :"e sss,so: :ss ssTsG O. ss: sss:
$7s1 g. coke ieroe ~ 7S 70, do and charcoal DO
former prices the sales being zoo tons At s @ for Esn.
ton and Ss5 do for 1artshse American dull and wa
sos ~ sSa Rshnsd bar wa. dull and nominal 81 s7S.
sa: II sai 81 .ss ;sa %s: au
and nominal.
,u. :P' +, i. s.rPsnn, The
oe'nsnoed - &c THc Tor merchAnabc lots. There
sold $40 bbs part 20 arrive ~ &c Ec &c. tho latter
price tor small lot Rosnstranad contnued ia active
demand, chiefly for export and the stock being
asus,sd 4s market was, higher, closing with
g2 10 bid for lots on the spot. To arrive q
cargo was sod high %3 ~ For other grades there
was 40 improved Demand NJ slightly better prices There
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* 's a. ss se a q ~ 4 :,,.sd AZ
yssss < t:;:i !, 1
Of aomsp. Wilmington was quoted 81 ~ IS
81 4 ss ~:
:Si ssl, asshsden sss | Sssss % q Sc SisssS:a
SSssia .ass sa .s'% seSs s.sS.s sass sse.iS: .s:
sn fs s;ra fs "a sc Western dssd red $780, Bank, 80.
rrIRoLt.N:Ihs market for crude in bulk was du bus
sseOa Il Of Inc s%.insss ." he supply r.:
"a sSs 's Ss. :. ass 4. ri.sa s wsss: ss
sa the Sr@p.,. ss@9 Ssmand Tor rsansa for s1pSs
;,:' ~s. s%i, Es,s 'saS ssn.ss.s e. Ss
wsrs sSs,r ss VITA ol Ss JSn:
si H4 & sSsss assa 70, q: s,s' ;ss ssa
ss sr,ay e icc Jseblns os refined wers selling node.
e: s..'s. Il : e. :!. I.
= psnvgH,ns o. o., on voc spos soSe: "ssAssss
e e: r s:ss.t Il:
sss S sI, he
june fsr e. % e, Il. Apr spo; md xsy .aS
~. e very liia. s prices were sys ssi sey @ss
~ 5 s:s AZ; = ~ I'D
= 3 ss ss s '; Ts sss r .ss
X Vii ~ .s {: s;: x. 6; 6;
e choice Southern Is.s9 sss.s1 :. ssa s!s o.
ss.ss sss.sa iss sas ssa ssas !H fss
81; 4: s s:: :' ~: 'a s
sa saa gssss fs :%stss : s: ana :
pS % iS SsSs ssss ss fTr lard e .Sa vas f. and The .p
%srs s's :s ss S.ss.sss sss
d..t s ,'sr u. s:ssi si d !'r no sS: sss:
fSf Sasr va wssss, sa.:ss q soes.:.sns.
%SdsEs.s n, ~ ssads raias here was
quite freely offered heavy prices Cheese was
ss S s the demand ss ba: sssx a ano sms fo'
We Dss Sas ':ss'ss ss s q
.s. MS sss s fa !. ssSs gs' S. ss
som@es sors butter. @ &C. Ss . ssSa sssS ~ uss sss
Vernon, fancy fssisS ,S,s sss
ae fine farm Sary, isss HSs; i% isr 10 ssed. Ss
s1 ,s,v s,ds, sS ~ ss'.nsa s ls'; oss ss%%sa g
nI6zcars;!na va. sa r.. nsssasad Small sAiss
\. Is and Ae.sy: s..i.s At ssIaH
IL s III lis 5s ias Iss sas,: :1' +; : e wins
% .. va, dsl ana aoa,iasl q. sss
sgaAnTisres vas cesa b,,ss.. .o...mna..d in raw
Ss1a =
chiefly from Teaners. Tls ;sss i;So ihS, Ssss
% pyss Tor SG0a ais. sHa 5 Ss a'' .nd psas ass . %
Esrr.ansi .ssr Ss ssrsaa active ,hsssA y;
sansSS; wa qso'c; hsTa, issss.;' :ea white, Isso.
1d a' : s n t 10 common caS sssss asss
ing exc esc.; fair rsnntn. &c.; goed rsdsins. sic fair
s2S esstr A and %: sA:if M MsFGsss .s
hhds and boxes. 50 . ssc; aeade 4ss 10 Hsvana--
Is esc. sc Do is % i5 ies Is;.S S. Is q "a NE
llMc DO, y to ~. lllc- i2sc Porto Kico-RsinnS
grades. SIC. 9lSc.; grocery grades QAc. hxc.
STKAnINE The demand Mas San and prces higher.
There sold 25coa lbs s Se &c., shs sepr tor
ctoice IN terces.
snorDrop suO.ea a, ,slc asA bsok At $50, with
y moderate demand.
rALLow There prsvased fair asmand ~ steady prices,
the saies being 7o,vCO lbs. At gisc. Sac.
TonACoo-Ihere dssnaid f5f Kentucky, but a
Improvement In prices. Ths sales no hhds, AZ
proes ranging from 10 lsc.
saaN ,he densnd being sn.Hay as.ns cbay.csr and
1906 crop Connccicut at &c: N. leue do. State Ac
~ do 1859 do ID do do Ohs and In eo crop Pcnnsy
vana private se 90 Rss
at fr. 6c neysna stes y VIII fair depiand
sales belng tl0 bales NJ tls. u a. We quote:
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What an Outsider Thinks.
SISTERS OF THE STRANGER.

The regular monthly meeting Of tho Sisters OF the
Stranger. new and highly merttorious association
OF ladies, was held yesterday afternoon at room IS
Bible House. Hiss Cecile sturtevans presided.
Rev. Dr.Deems, pastor ''Church OF the Btrangers,r
made an opening prayer. after which the minutes
OF tho previous month were read, and the interest
ing TACT dacl0Sad that one more representa-
tiveS Of almost every State In tho Union
6nd OF various countries In Europe were sent
on their way rejoicing through the instrumentaliky
OF the humble ald tupnlShcd by tho society. Cr
Deems explained TO those who had not hitherto re-
ceived enlightenment on the matter that the Orgaui.
saton Is supported by subscriptions and donsilons
4he subscriptions pay tue current donations, which
are made as small rs practicable There 10 but one
lady VINO receives eny salary. ana she dey0tes her
nfe to the work. and has merely what viii support
her. All the other laGiea and gentlemen who are
concerned give their services gfatuitously.
During the past month Il has atded fifty seven
strangers OF whom twenty.nlna were foreigners and
twenty-eight natives; Of tho latter twenty-five were
trom Northern and eix from Southern States. In
many Of these cases one person represents several
ana wnen . lamily Y aided only the name OF the
nead is tneTeol ~ recorded. During the past month
sae Rev. Dr: Cnapln, Mr.: William Van Arsdale and
Mrs. Van Arsdae had become life membera. the
price OF liie membership ts twenty dollars OF
regular membership one dollar Q mouth. Gentle
men contributing one dollar month are honorary
members.
The society helps strangers in every practicable
way, often being useful 10 those who 40 not need
moasy help By giving them direction, ADVICE &c.
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One O'Clock II. III,
STREET uuoTArnxa
nalC-pasr Five O'Clock p. NJ.
COMMERCrAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Arrn 5-6P.M
coFskg.-The market for Rio quiet hut very arm at
tho quotations appended We heard Other kinds
were duh bnt unchanged. We s:Ro ordinary csrgoes
NAc lsAc; fair DO. l5<c. 64c; good do 1876 l7c.
prime do, IKE isc; extremes for los t5c. Isc java
soc 2i|c; Ceylop, sc lsc. Singapore, lsc &c. Ja
maos ,a isc, Bhc; Lsgusyrs, leslc 1se Marscabo
lsc; Manila, isc. l7c, aud ssvanula iSc ali ;oId
duty paid. s'
CoTToN.-oniy a moderate business was eonaumunsted
but the offerings being light the market price
advanced ac per H. Ihcr0 sold St9 bales OF which
~ wer: for epnnins sa for export and $40
Included In the sales 40 bales srrc. future de-
livery the market active and 1,c higher ths es
being l,le' bales, bnsls Low mild ling, for pr 22Ac
f2c 4o0 10 for March and April at s2c 800 DO Juns
q ac ltoy do for do at 22c. and go Do for July at
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL SrgBEr, /
TUESDAY. April Sc +. NJ. !


TUESDAY. April Sc +. N.
the Wan stree, markets were again extremely
dull. The pois wero Kept open at tho Stock Ex.
change to-day from 1o:3o A. NJ. to 2P NJ, to receive
the vote OF the members for against new bulil-
ing. A. tae close 4so registered for and
li1 agaInst-making a decided majority In favor Of
A NEW STOCK gx0HASGE. -rt
The resolution authorizes the Governing Commit
tee to select such site as they may agree upon and
to erect q building thereon. Some VI the committee
are strongly In favor OF removing to the vicinity OF
the City Hall and new Post ONCE.
GOLD WEAK AT THE CLOSE.
The gold market was dull In earlier transactions
and firm upon the advance II cxchangs--thc price
advancing 10 1i2is. After the board AMI tu late
dealings there was decline 10 il11S, and the mar.
Ket closed weak upon the report from Washington
that Secretary boutwell, would at once begin tho
payment OF the May interest, without rebate. The
course Of the market during the day is shown Ia the
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VESSEL OWNERS Ass0CIlTl0S.
watching tho Lynch Blli-Organizatloa ol
Branch Associaiions In the Eastern States.

Watching tho Lynch Biil-OrganizatIoa Of
Branch AssociaiiOns In the Eastern States.
The regular monthly meeting Of tho Vessel own.
ers and Captains Co operative Association Of New
York was held az three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
o. No. 81 Pine street, Wm. w. Baker In the chair.
About dozen members only were present
Mr.. kiNsEL, OF the committee appointed 70 70 70
Wasnln gton to watch the progress OF tho Lynch Dill
pending before Congress- reported progress. Hs
said they were well received aud met representatives
OF other assocAtt0ns there. Tncy left the subject "
the hands Of their counsel
IL was aIso reported by the chairman Of the 00nn-
mttee deputed 70 visit Albany Ia reference 70 tAe
Pilot bill that the sano lad passed both branches Of
the Legislature.
Mr. sARoEAar stated that in accordance with
the wishes OF the association he FAD made some
inquiries In the Eastern states relative TO FORM
Ing branch associations there. He said that IL
Caa!s, Me-, there was groas Gesre 70 have an 1850
ciabOn organized.
Aiter some discussion OF the affair the Correspond
ing secretary was instructed to write more particV,
larry TO Caals wncn the meeting adjourned,
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CANDLzs.-The market Duh, there being aenahl
except for retail iots Prices nominal at 6c &c
Western and city adamantine, 51Nc l0c for sperm
Coo. for patent.
COCOA dull but held with hrmnsss We Tioe
gull, Ia bond, l2c &c., god and karacato IN bond &c.
6lc do Sales 800 bags Of the former private TERMS
CoaDA0E was dull but unchanged We quote Manila,
ssc asc Sta rops. 2oc taed Russia, l7c and bolt rope
DO, 20c.
CooPEEAGE STooK.-The market dull but pr!css wers
nnchsnged Ws quote Sugar shooks, IS inch heads f3
$3 10; do, s6 do "a ~ ~ 81 rnclasses do, "a Is
Sg .5 pipe do SS 10 $7 box do, ssl rum do, 81 so
e6 6o hoops. Il tfe $<s $50; hoops la feet soc $G
s sa,n nss ,ssso oY.1s.s Welt 10 e so5p S7A OATS
again dull but steady for ali gradea Tsere but Hight
export demand but ho ders Grm in their vews The
sses about 1000 bbs California nour dull al Is
Ss southern dour wss more active but lower tho low
aud medium grades ssles 600 bb Rye 9ou, was dn and
heavy, the sales being $50 bbts Corn meal higher witt
aAles Of 800 bbs At Quotations Wa nrntn -, w
The New York herald., 1870-04-06

.TRrAE or A MURDERER IN TEXAS BY MILITARY
COhAIssJ0ss.-Ge0rge Franks, citizen, has been
sried before military commission ut Jefferson
Texas. for the AcurQer OF James b. salmon in March
1867, found guilty scd sentenced TO imprisonment at
BARD labor In the fsn.ientaJy a. Huntsyie for ten
years.
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st. Louis and From Modntain. Aax, Columbus, oAi.
cago ana Indiana Central. IJxal1h.
RICHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
Tho extreme fluctuations In the leading spscula-
tive stocks were an foil0ys:-
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WuALETooTs dan and prices nominal At sAo.
for unDlsacns and SIC. n yc. fss bleAched
WbAlEposI was quite steady w,h sales during the past
week Of 5000 lbs Arctic &c. gold; 500 inferior
northwest at &c., do and $500 TO- ochotsk 1t r
good and pr,ces brm ThAre sold D7S bbs Al
81 u3t ~ o5-aimost oil at I'll " which The closing
price.
WooL.-There hHs neiIyisy the sescs,
the demand being light and niss:y er small ios 70 supply
the Immediate nccesAeA Of maau.Actures india
posed operate esn Mt prices Of
tl8 duness In the goods market Holders however sill
msnd full prices especially foe ths better grades and
generally refuse to sell long credit account
OF the recent failures In the woo1sn Hads. there
ia only moderate busincss ssng pulled WOOL prices
which show change OF moment. California u selling
moderately s about former prices hs demand being mostly
amlui.Iinf Yer T...G marie: i aa'1 the afm:
teleign I. tight, .hSags =. improved demand Prsv.ils
about 1880 iss seseo &C. Sc inoiuetns 1880 and
lots combn. at ec &c. 1000 Michigan and al lsc
Il e3c for fne; l00e0 low fleece l6c. &c. 500 Nos
AID a small lot Louisiana private terns also 80 zoo
lbs. pulled at 4sc. FOR eon6ins soc. 8jc for low
aud 40 @7c for and $0y lbs Mesza pusd
st s sTc chiefly at The latter Prlas So 900 lbs resas
&c &c. the latter price fos nne @ wv loa California p
c ssc for fs the ineds price Tor bury and 2se 600,
log sprs 100 lbs Cape, rat " tsc, 3-o aud small
le<s DoasAoi at former prices
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o..asaI t#hnecl'cut ANI NhBNsh JIG 10 dc
tRe Wrappers bQc c New York State hlers loc. lic
average lots. l6c xSc Wrappers 2rc Sc Pcnnsyvsnia
and OHIO nicrs rc. l2c Average lots. lsc. 2bc.;
peIs, CSC. . 5bc.
Havana-Connop, 72iss. '5c sosi, eoc s7Hc; nns,
PIC. Si 0zH, currency. Yara j co 66c esac II cut,
III a IL U2h; average ots. 9ac. aS2j1c., Surency
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They are possessed OF sel-respect and nrmness
object OF human creation. submit il is time enough
Tor the prosecution 10 hem us In with their oh
jections, II they do not consider our course OBJ.
1ecnonab.e. protest with all respect against the
court volunteering any objection ngalnst US.
Thls revelation Of the line OF defence which The
sensation in the court The Recorder noweyer. we've
persisted In bus refusal to allow the juror TO
the sI question t WI which 2. had been put to lIia.
Ine juror was then peremptory challenged.
ONE OF THE EFFECTS OF THE WAR
solomon b. Wilson Eighteenth ward, was then
called.
guilt or innocence Of the prisonerS A. Yes STR.
District Au0rney-Have you any conscientious
scfqRes % as ss e the iniSoa Of the death penalty
the rebellion, but sinca then hsve had none. loud
O SO you have none nowi A. None whatever.
q: The war changed your mind In that respect :
o Is your opinion such as would require evidence
O. Could you render verdict In accordance with
the evidence aionef A. Pm rather fearful that
SELF the juror Was set aside.
NOT WANTED.
George A. Hearn, Jr. samuel n. Johnston and
Vokard r. ID. Townsend were set aside, they having
liked opinions concerning the prisoners Innocence
or guilt; also Horace Leon, Henry Lamp, William
Ranson G for the ssms csass anu Ao0s's
ONE OF TIE SMITH FAxILY.
bartholomew Smith, Elghteeuth ward, who works
He was rather snabofy dressed and went upon tho
stand aSH determined TO give the lawyers an idea
OF what really independent man could 40 In
answering their cross nre Of questions % TO na COM
potency as Juror.
To Mr.. Spencer lin loud tone Of voice)-f heard
about this case, but have not read much about IL;
or not.
Q. DO you go to church, A. Once in . while;
just Ike yourself (i.0ud grins among tho audience
q. what church, A. Well the Catholic Church;
that u; was born Catholic; bus l don't Know
whether practice my religion as ought 10.
y ConId you, ~ . juror, give verdict In this
The New York herald., 1870-04-06

Al forty-nve minutes past twelve O'Clock Thomal
Scott, Twcnty.nrst ward, grocer, was sworn as
Juror. Ills examination In the matter OF prejudicS
went to show that ho had read The case Of IcFar
totally unbiased.
Counsel inquired OF him whether he had read "the
extremely ycarious language used In tho Asioi
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

1EE It'll Av., BETWEEN 18TH AND 10Th srs.-
lOO Two Protestant girls nurse, the other as
cbambermaid a private family; city refer
|
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

DoY wANTED-A SMART BOY, ABOUT ig YEARS
ID Old to take out parcels, at IL East l7h IT..
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

I SQ EAST 10Th ST., FIRST FLOOR, FRONT ROOM
LOO respectable woman class aun,ress
American family; do all kinds of luting and polishing
Call til suited. Good city references,
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

ELDERLY WOMAN wANTED-As GOOD Coos
"a Ia small private family. Address, Stating wages OK
pectei which must be low, Mrs T., j. NJ. Tery
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

WANTED-10 YOUNG LADIES OF PREPOsSESSING
w appearance to wait tables at the Branch 6gi ant
go Broadway, southeast corner of 4th Apply
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

A COMPETENT DRUG CLERK WANTED. ADDRESS.
"A stating reference salary &C., o. H. Herald office.
RoNus.-GooD BONUS WILL BE PAID FOR OBTAIN,
- ing situation of any legitimate sort young Of
G who has experience IN business
security; frauds had better bother
arrange Interview Address, In perfect confidence TAO,
Herald Office
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

SALESMAN. WANTED, 4 FIRST CLASS MAN FOR A.
- shawl and dress goods house, who a wind
DIV preferred at wECHSLkR q OPPENHEIM's, 25l sul-
ton st., Bro Jklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

WAETED-AN ASSISTANT IN AN OFFICE OF 4
w mercantile house: must reside with hts parents
Brooklyn Address g. r. NJ, Brooklyn Branch, Herald Office
w Apply at 6g3 sh av.
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CLoAk HANDS wANTED.-loo GOOD FINIsHER
~ wanted On cl0aks.
s. a w. E. CORWIN % Walker q,
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

pOY WANTED-TO MAKE HIMSELF GENERALLY
ID usfu In Office; mnst be abe speak and writ
German. Address, In handwriting OF applicant, FELEN,
Herald
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

OAQ WEST 9th STA RESPTCTABLE YOUNG
- 10 hrst class COOK, viii assist with wash
ing and iroung no objection 10 the country best city
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

A COMPETENT CLERK AND BOORKEEPER, A Coon
"A penman, lately from Liverpool England, open foS
an engagement where by energy and steadness might
hope to gain the Ills empoyer Address
BALL box l2O Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

(,LERK WANTED-IE A RETAIL DRUG STORE.
" Apply TO FRASER a LEE, 20 Beekman
CALESMAN WANrED-FOR PAINTS AND COLORS
- having trace among carriage and
preferred salary and commission Address 0ss Post
Office.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-03

G. F. CATIONS
Dyspepsia Remedy.

In placing this Remedy before the pub
lie, we will only refer To the following Ger
tificate, which expresses all that we need
say. And being from one who has cxpc-
ricnccd beneficial results from its use. after
having given it n thorough trial, his words
carry more weight than anything We could
say:
GENTLEMEN: For n number of years
was greatly afflicted with Dyspepsia, and
although my stomach craved food, 1t would
immediately reject II, should ! eat any
thing, no matter how small the quantity.
Was frequently compelled to leave the
table, without being able to take any nour-
ishment. In n short time | became very
much reduced In flesh, and was 40 wcal k
that / was unable and unfit to attend to
my business. My mind was in no better
condition than my body, as j was contin-
ually oppressed with lasSit ude and depres-
sion OF spirits. tried all the patent med
icines and prescriptions that i heard of,
and some of these afforded temporary re-
lief, but in u short time relapsed into my
former condition.
While Suffering in this manner, | heard
of c. +. Cations Dyspepsia Remedy, and
concluded to try II. / had taken IL but n
short time when began to feel relief, and
take of my meals withoutany disagreeable
feeling, either while at the table or after
ward, and gained flesh rapidly. II Is now
nearly ten years since, and have contin-
ucd free from anything like n return oi
Dyspepsia-I can therefore recommend II
to any one suffering In like manner. Res
ANDREW ]. NICHOLSON.
pittsburg, March 20, 80.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-03

Arc thoroughly aroused and restored 10 n
healthy action, by tho use of these Bliters
It's peculiar Iron and Vegetable comblna-
paration before the public.
Females, after confinement and conva-
lescents nom any facilitating complaint.
who remain weak and feeble, with lutte or
no appetite, are ut once aroused and
strengthened 10y their use. Az n Fdmiiv
Tonic for men, women and children, "a bns
no equal. one tablespoonful contains
more medical properties than ono bottle
on any oI the common and pleasant "di-
luto alcohol" blIiers, 10 be- found all over
ne country. When the manu- factnrcrs 81
the common beverages OF the day nny they
cure all Diseases. they well know they arr,
pulling the wool over your eyes, and
laugh al your stupidity Ia being so easily
hunbngged whenever the article snlacks
OF whisky. IL you really desire u valuable
Iron and vegetable Tonic for yourself and
family one bottle OF n. y. Il. Will lat long
er ana do more good than one dozen oftho
ordinary "grog shop" bitters. ms one table
family. AS
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-03
Madame Delachamps
ALONE IN A MOUNTAIN GORGE!

Snugly cnconscd amid the wiIJs of ons
OF ,hc Middle states, lived Madame pclas
chnnps, many years pgo with no known
PROTECTORS, save n faithful dog thnt ever
stood beside her to defend TN time of pceJ
Her small. moss-eovcrcd cabin, wrnpned
Win the wfid-rose and honcys,,rkle' an
peared hid away by n cluster OF nnser-
growth and closely environed on the nort,,
nm enst ny deep, craggy ravine that led
away tock 70 the mountain gorge,
Hefc, snifling the aniient air. walled
rom natures green sward elinrinu 10 the
mountain side, bathing her brow In early
morn,s gentle dew drop, sho lived soiiinry
and alone for many long years. The eeln-
mounts unearthly midnight yell. and Tho
wolIs dolehl howl, frequently nrousc,f
Der from pleasant midnight slunilers,
Now and then she would pmerve non,
ner unknown home and mingie with M,
lnhnnitants around about for one or two
| months ut time. She vns cccentric in
ner acts, and all viewed her rs u living Gu
While from home. she apparently has,
put one oldect. and that was the relief t,f
ner afiiicted sex. Under n holt on her len
side, cou q he seen an obi fnshioned dirL
OF considerable size, carried for her own
protection, while strapped across her
shoulder was suspended n curious sack
made rom tho