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CHAPTER III

The people are besiunu; got their eye omen 70 the
hct that tac medical profession s gross imposture.
AID that a. doctors XIII than they and thoy
ore no, far from right thew accuse some hundcr
nG practitioner OF killi1 beloved cnld or friend.
says Or. Frank: "TuonsA1d. slaughtered IN the
quiet scV room" Sand rr.'aseor Patterson; shud.
der ut the murders conaittcd by i,norant and lncx
ncfiencuh nhy.lcilns."
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Eureka Mineral Water, Saratoga, superior
co. ill u'lcfs. For s1o BY druggists. r. y LEVY.
AEcnt, Hudson River Railroad depot, Nar,N II, n.
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ae{ e. r'.....55 80 ! ! i-,s
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DE. cRIrrNE uNlveRslrY MspIcEYEs.

FIClD EXTRACT Oh CANCER PLANT.
s.,ed at ' 5,t ,rfi h5ol arai ' ESo veg
npgera chemistry rn,e =! per box, or three boxes
oxyGIiii.SYL
ft,eti ecr ooS o. .iyo boIs, i5r g.
oArtHia sPtusc.
cue ,1. La, Instant l; stneousiy;
Aro Hf2E ss4i for 2GS S6.nIHion.
cesape' 0-Tl.%r '9rco boxes s..
FILE FNrRACT
Price g ger boy or t,ree boxes Tor q.
FLUID ExrRAti fELLow JEssANINE.
Carc' a..y cora'le case q Heart Di-ea,e.
Price s'p'F 0oNSg' VIE VT. boxes tor D.
Guaranteed 70 cnre l'hcumnusln amt Neurtgis.
HEALING mooSI 5Sb ,EoyE OINTMENT.
The most powerful lieq.er ettant.
ETHEREAL mo PHoRUs
Ho' carod dOOea'es OF Exhausted Vitality.
l1ice e. per boy Or Two ooAos for g.
LIrHlN ,Genninel.
PFC q per BOX orGyo 30 Boxes 'f for 8
INFECTION OF cijL@RpE or GOLD.
prce s. per o2a, Or NO bo1cs r5r s..
KArAL,rA TTy1iticf ,womsn,s rrlendJ
rries . per per o$s 4 5oia' iors
VICTORIA REGIA
''' fads sirSrOo5 ,$,ss SoIe' Tor rs s. &C.
AMARsNTH For fHF HATR
fficc iEa G;sS55SS. SFslSiGT P,f''''
5MISUI& FAlN CURER.
Cures p,n In i've minutcs.
Price 'iper E,cN@i%,i Oh SIX Tor g.
ALEAilVL l,E,0LvENT.
I'r'cc ;irer ,recl :, or six Is
FEVER ,suAGl't GLoBULes.
Oac b. curts any case ot Fever and A,up.
Price y r%S Xt I'll iar'e Tor T.
nFA i,.,Idg c llll i,.s s ,sc Sss.'olJ
free 81 coats 'G lygT; or = per dozen.
MA1;;NrrIE l!lls sugar coated.
'uil bilious, chtlattc family Pule.
frce tJ cents per box or g. pea dozen.
erected y '5 the 'S &E6icFSSRSs" Garn, tue
year 1863"
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES FREE.
All ,be University Remeiie. Tor sale at The New
Yore gcticl uhiyus'ty Noe oand unyers'tj place,
uooy22 ige0cy n 5,y GGo' s'9
, nown..a~n ssegcy. II DSu s. hera.d building 9lS
-AGtNTs WANTED EvyrYwHFrF
X Sil Gsa&%$@ 9,:ls @n;'' s Sa@ Ss :s
,wnQtrsAlT AcEvTs
KunIi!S WEirILlLLLI4 Ei'iim ,t.srt
t,rsoo' Nort's.
EvN Amfr'eun qt'rg coaoatro me rarrre.o'l ar
dc "a fcwnlun. saadres,ea i't"AtNE. BOX ~, -na
49, -.
4outtl H0'G's.
NEW UNION or uKICkLAYERS Ha,.c
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5inanrial.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
ORA
TRUNK RAILROAD
IT
NEW YORK STATE.
~ FnHA
SEVEN FER CENI. ~ GOLD,
Aftg pFrffs.s, Al, nan

ARE OFFERED AT PAR.
TIE NEW YORK AND OsVEdO MIDLAND
RAILROAD, which will bc 800 mil IA IL total length
froiu New YORK to oswoso. including the Auburn
branch. has nearly
40 MILLS or EoAD ALREADY COMPLETED AND
ASD II PEyTI ABLE OPERATION
ON the Northern section, extending soutlci'y from
'hc Cy Of OsNc-o, att iutcts,otLg ,no Aihsny
and susquchonua R'noal at sidney r.aus. work
h bc.n- vigorously pushed oa Oler portions Of
'rc l-.l eni g. IL Tho cyp-c.,'on or o., Company
20 h~-'' l'.st - mrs,uoic IN operation N-fors
tie close Oft psescr; ega'on.
THE LuCti BUSINESS
IS already large. nGa tnc Company hAr Just cancl u
contract with the eow,re ani Hudson Canal Corn
p.ny for trenspor,al The coal OF ,hal rye and wca
corporation 20 th' northern sections q III state.
ms will add 20 largely TO the business AMI rrohts
mat section Of tho road, already controlling thc local
ranc of one Of Tn most p'pul7us AMI fertile districts
II the State, that Its MT earnings without tho ad OF
through business can hatIly be- les than per ccu.
ca Is entire cott which ~ per at. excess Of tn.
interest on IT, bonds.
sTHO@G POINT
IN regard 20 those bonds ia tho fact mat me ssue IL
strictly limited t. $4,000 r,r mi OF finished road and
BEHIND THE BONDS l.
PAtp.UP CAPITAL or NEAgLT f70NOn.
which AFFORD ample guarantee Of the financial strength
OF the Company.
THE ruNnS
They 'tc is'a"d In demon nations Of 5000; may ba
either coupon red at the option OF the pur.
chaser tear seven PER gold interest e. ( in.
come tah, ppyaUc on the 1t OK Janultv snd July 10
View York city, and naN1 twenty-five yeas to rur TO
maturity.
The popularity NJ these bonds as perfectly safe
security nearug the highest rate OF Incres author.
yea by the laws u Nev YORK pavaOle IN roli coin
rec Of Government tax, ha- kept the supply nearly
exhausted hut the reccn, sud cary utu completion
or additional SECTIONS VIII or time fIraish LIBERAL
supply, 10 which respectfully inyite the attention
OF investors, IN the ccu0dcut hclei lhat no better Sc
Ourty cru be found on the market,
Price, par api accrued interest IN currency. Gov
crnmelts and other current securities taken IN eI-
change.
GEORGE OpDYKE g. CO.,
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Grover 81 Bakers Hachiuea, I ,2G3 BROAD
way, at mauuAtturcrs pucesi Sllcle1 ana Wv per
ia ulAi aiso, machines rented mach noe r'pl. rod
NJ. ARMS rEONG.
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WALLED IN WITH PAPER i-Wlv are tho hair col.
oriul preparations kCpt dofk ~imliv because tho
i-ht dc 'o them and tgcir foul .cdimcnt
!CI'r 700 % tics aC Il'k'tnu with paste aud paper
InpHrS Nulll. or salvation Tor the ia ON she
otsct hand sts clear transparent m the sunshine
hs IN Gle fhaIr. u rcvvs the Natural IN every
hctieaChCd ubre, AID does nos STAN the skiA.-AdU
ANY gentleman wro has not already proc irei one
at knoN's iuCpnrar1b'e SIX hats sHouid proceet ~
once 10 tue most fshO hat cmuor un la the city
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State Honds lavc boon moderately active, Ten
EcH-c,s were h-m at ht& ior old, and GJA GGl for
new hHn.wa 90 being strong a lo0 Nreuls, old,
were fe dy q, ~, ani re.i-teied at 13; new Nortn
succrl tax Irm nj %; Georgia :. were dun at ~
now South ,'rolnls Cl1n and Julyl selling nt IS
q .nrul1 ~ 90 i2 N,w lutN $ ate bounty bonds,
l.GAplu6; Rhode Island g., par; and Arkansas Ca
Water Loan goll Il, 02, ana HrooslYn Water Loan,
Q2A. CitY hank shares suld as follows; Gen RAJ
0iA aI4 Metropolitan. 1870 EitlVUad bOn.s were
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INTEREST ON city STOCKS. The illeresI
! ON the Bonds S'uCss Of tiJ and count of
New YORK, Que oy $50 will ne paid on that dav ny
john J. BRADLEY. ESQ., Chamberlain OF the city at hi
Office, m the new court ttuV-'.
TIE transfer hooks viii ne close Saturday, Sent q
1870 RICHARD Il. CDNNOIrY - cmutr,lr r.
Department 81 taarce, C"mpFoAcrs Once, New
YORK, sept 20, 10 3,
nIFICC OF TNIrED STATE NETAL-
y Tic III ~ ttINl' ~ q. '.' ROM Sow ORR,
G2oh.r n, .Sprhc .nuu4l meeting ot the storkhuli.
cys Of tn turutuE VIII ft,r ptr" -t'uH lay, 18Th
not, ar 4 Il. "a the ,.nneuy's atlre eject now
Board on Directors Anf fnr The rau.'ct general
bufIuss-. 40. ~ .4A.Nt Secretary.
j. b. ARcUFR. President.
A MEETING ot tho stockholders OF the American
~ FOgk Con PAM Wi BE- hell ~ % BARCLAY e.. New
York civ, on Thupdly OCT. ~. 1870 ~ f. o'clock
pENJANIN ATHA,
EZRA DODGE.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WATCHES.
MILLER e GOODRICH Agents,
% JOHN ST.

AN INTERESTING TRIAL.
The two large hultlnss inst erected IN nlniit on
Park corner NJ 18th n. aud % VII ne rufnsd to
t.'iirtd t 5vrf 800 each tor tho purpose ot sting
nov me hnl OF eNnruis hiiv gFcs ~ tn anpl pu
ofGuEMtCAlS 80 STEAM FIRE FNGiSE~.
The Roord OF Fire Commissioner OK New York and
the ncrhhcrng cltgs wl be- Present and tHc VIII
take place at O'Clock.
PATENT OFFICES.
MUM n co, ~ .ArN row. Rev YORK. have hal -
ycars' experience takInI out r,c'ts for Sew IuSen.
lions. aud win scui new Law and Information ny matt
free. Address ~ above
CHERRY PICTORIAL THOCIES,
ISL. SDPl laOE 10 ALL O1iiLllS.
Fur colds, sore throlts influenza, and bronchitis
INIMITAHLE cutter Of har aud vhskers stu.
dlo 40 MArrtt st. Having, 10 cents best WORK only
HUSHTON's ~. " con LIVER OIL.-Use no
otncr. Wholesale and retail dc2ot, II Barclay u.
0FEICIAL DRAWINGS.
slNMoN~ N CO.'S Ion fFliE~,
AIADANA-tytra Class 40. ~ oct. s. Isn
81 igN = -. a. 81 IA, 81, ~ 81 Il =
hlSSOl iI-t le.s No 5d, Oct, g. l7in.
o., 90, ~ II, 81, ~, 2 10 dI y, s. 81, 81,
KFNTUCkI-ENtra lass No. 81. oct. 5. lsI0
70, d, .. l8, 1, 10, 30 ., I, -, y, A., &, 20.
kkNIUtki Class No. J'9, oct r, 100,
II, 81. o. 81. ~, 20 =. 20. T. 70. 81 g. Is.
Prizes Cl-ncl, miprua Ca luruf.n' rui circular
sent IN the ABOVE and also Royal havana ioterrs
i. CLIfE. Broker.
40 broadway. i53 luton st., ana Par fow.
HONAl havana LnTTEKS.
rriyes PAD m gold. lniormguoa tnrulsl1i. Tho
highest rates paid for douhogns and I'll Aul. Ut gold
and silver TAYLOR & 60, h,ukers,
i6 Wa.ls o.. N.W ofk.
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WARNOCK 81 CO.'S SEVEN DOLLAR
HAT.-EXPLANA1ION.-Th "a frequently made
II this hat IL the bcst quality2 We ausver VIC can
make be ter. why, thtn, urgo these Because they
combine all ,he essentials OF A COOP hat anG ca ri
every particular ~ those h1.stolOre sold oy US Tor
EIGHT DOLLARS
our CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS Wiz accept th,
statement.
Our GOOD NAME Will give assurance t. GENTLE.
MEN STRANGERS
Gents Boys and Youths' Felt and Ci..i Hat At
REASONABLE PRICES.
wARNOCK y co. $40 BROADWAY
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amid tire rrn'cgs cll.sat. King We, ten takcu
the 'g Coy sou. and del ian ou- ht 60 have b,Du
ono at fret, but sv1uls !. who hid Teen yayire
well m'te % N"a throw '1 b. Mills 81 heI.at 90
10 his tIri gnI home 90 tuf 10y fJran. NcGet.y
'o~ced Che itttrr out ~ sec nj, and 80 the Muits
mad Won tur game. llU, md an iunluL. however.
tu set. ngd they scored run, the score tcac -
too VITA few exec uons tue bedding g1od
upon b o. t'!cs bot h. Nls generally rcmarl ed tunt
Ar Chapman dill not umpire taI game with las
a. uai Judgutrt. lLo following is the score:
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LOOK out for the Windsor.

WASHINGTON HALL.-Despite the III
clement weather of the early part Of
last evening, paying audience attended
Washington Hall last evening to wit
ness Mexican Buchanan's Hamlet, and
they expressed themselves delighted
with it. We thought the piece went of
dragingly during the first acts, but in
the fourth act all seemed to catch the
fire OF the poets fancy, and the play was
ended magnifcently. The noise made
by persons coming into the hall like
horses going into a stable, marred the
beauty of the reading of the famous
soliloquy, "To be or not to be, and Mr.
Buchanan was obliged to stop for mo.
ment that those who wanted to hear
might do so.
Tonight we are to have Shakespeare
great historical tragedy Of Richard III,
or the Battle of Bosworth Field, with
Mr.. Buchanan as the Duke Of Gloster.
His Richard is said to be fine piece Of
acting. We trust all the lovers Of the
legitimate drama will turn out in force
tonight and see Mr.. Buchanan as the
humpbacked tyrant and the really
fine company he has with him.
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LOOK out for the Windsor.

CoUGHs AND CoLDs.-There are thou.
sands Of persons die annually from con-
sumption and other diseases of the
lungs, who might have been cured,
had they attended at first to what they
thought was only slight cough" or a
dad cold" No one should neglect a
cough or a cold, no matter how slight,
for an hour. HaSson's Compound Syrup
of Tar never fails in curing the worst
cases of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Group, Asthma
and Chronic Catarrhs 1t is an invalu'
able remedy for Whooping Cough in
children. II you are suffering from
any throat or lung disease, get bottle
and be cured. Ask for HaSSonS Com
pound Syrup Of Tar, and do not allow
Yourself to be put off with some infer,
ior preparation on account Of its cheap,
ness, or because it is represented to you
to be as good as the above Price 30
cent per bottle, Sold at T. ]. Finney S
new drug store, two doors below Nc
Lure House.
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Made OF poor rum, whisky, proof spirits and
refuse liquors, doctored, spiced and sweeten
ed TO please the taste, called Tonnes, APP
petizers," RestOrers," DC, that lead the
tippler on TO drunkenness and ruin, but are
true Medicine, made from the Native
Roots and Herbs of California, free nom
all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect Renova-
tor and Inyigorator of the system, carrying
of all poisonous matter, and Restoring the
blood TO healthy condition: No person
can take these Bitters, according To direc-
lions, and remain long unwell.
900 will be given for an incurable case,
providing the bones are not destroyed by
mineral poisons or other means, and the
vital organs wasted beyond the point Of re-
pair.
For Infiammatory and Chronic Rheuma-
tism, and Govt, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers,
Diseases OF the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder, these Bitters have been most sue
ceSsful. Such diseases are caused by Vita
ted blood, which Is generally produced by
arrangement ofthe Digestive Organs.
They inyigorate the Stomach, and stimu-
late the torpid Liver and Bowels, which
cleansing the blood Of all impurities and
imparting new life and vigor 10 the whole
system.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache, Pain
In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness OF the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Bilious attacks, Palpltation
Of the Heart, Copious discharges OF Urine,
Pain in the regions OF the Kidneys, and a
hundred other painful symptoms which
are the Offsprings OF Dyspepsia, are cured
by these Bitters.
Cleanse. the Initiated Blood whenever you
find It's impurities bursting through the
skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores, cleanse
1t when IL Is foul, and your feelings will
tell you when. Keep the blood pure and
the health Of the system Will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other worms, lurking in
the system OF so many thousands, are ef-
fectually destroyed and removed.
For full directions, read carefully the cir
cular around each bottle, printed I'm four
languages English, German, French and
Spanish.
j. WALKER, 81 and 81 Commerce Street,
New York, Proprietor.
K II. MCDONALD 4 CO..
Druggists and General Agents.
San Francisco, California, and ~ and 81
ap-soLD By Ali DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERS. ocu
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LOOK out for the Windsor.

MINcE PIEs.-The following receipt
for mince pies which are now in season,
is confidently recommended by writer
in the Germantown Telegraph, after us
ing for many years:
Boil fresh beet tongue tender, let it
get cold, then chop it fine with one
pound of suet, one-half peck Of apples
two pounds OF currents picked and
washed very carefully, one pound Of
citron SLICED, half an ounce each Of
powdered cloves, alspice, cinnamon,
and ginger, three pints OF sweet cider,
one pint of Madeira wine, half pint
Of brandy, with enough sugar to sweet
en- to your taste. This will make
large jar full.
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ANOTHER MYSTERY SoLvED.-Chem-
lists being unable to discover the ingre-
dients in fragrant 'SozodOnt, which re-
moves all stains from the teeth and i'm
parts such peculiar rosiness to the
gums, the public are hereby informed
that it is preparation from the Bark
of the Qmllaya Saponaria or Soap Tree
of Chilli, imported for the first time
into this country for this special pur.
pose. Such is the purifying and inoc.
uous effect OF this rare botanical agent,
that it removes discoiorations from the
most fragile textile fabrics, without in
juring a single thread.
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HELD TO ANswER.-Night before last
Officers Exley and Reed arrested the
boy Joseph Schell, who has SO often
been arrested on the same charge and
whose youth heretofore has saved him
charged with being one of the party
who robbed the house of Wilbur G.
Rrockunier, on the night of October
18th. Schell was taken before Squire
Johnston, yesterday morning, where he
was confronted with Annie Williams,
the mulatto woman arrested at the
time for the same offense. She swore
that Schell put up the job" that he
went into the house and passed the
things out of the window. while she
watched outside and received the goods
from him. Schell was sent to jail in
default of $500 bail. He claimed that
he was at work insone Of the mills that
night, working on the might turn. ,,
but, as the 18th of October fell on Sat.
urday night, the Justice put but little
confidence in his statement
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Mose1 coss,aipsycsN.1 Withstand.


ing all that has been said about the
ga,nesef New York shafpers through
the columns Of, the newspapers. there
are men eyeyshefe who stli nibble at
the gildsd bait, ands6ll keep fnibbling
until they are hooked and landed. But
they are not men who read newspapers.
They are OF that class who declare that
it don't pay" TO have a. newspaper in
thehoase, and who consider that the
two or three dollars paid out for a
weekly paper is money thrown away
and they keep on thinking 80, till some
sharper gets away with enough of their
money to have paid for a .newspaper
during their natural lives. We mention.
ed the other day the operations ofaNew
York confidence man by which one OF
our German fellow citizens was bit And
now comes James W. Norman, who
lives out the pike, on the Goshorn farm.
He received circular telling him that
he had drawn a watch worth $3.50 and
that he could get it by sending the cost
and charges amounting TO $35. BE
wished to have sure thing. Had the
package sent c. 0. D. 1t arrived at the
express Office yesterday. He paid his
$35 and took the box away, and opened
it to find. that it contained a chain
worth, perhaps, ten cents to throw
away. Some friend who reads the
papers directed him to Squire Johnston
who would assist him in recovering his
money. The necessary papers were
procured and the money recovered and
Norman will pay 81 or s. for informa-
ton that he could have purchased by
the payment Of 81 subscription to a
newspaper. MoraAAlways take a
paper and don't neglect TO pay in ad.
vance.
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LOOK out for the Windsor.

Our CoScLUsroN.-A far as we are
able to judge (and we have given the
subject no little consideration and atten-
tion), the conclusion to which the scien-
tifc world, the press and the public
have arrived with regard to Rands SEA
Moss FARrNE, are founded on incontro-
vertible facts; and we have no hesita-
ton in warmly recommending the arti-
Gle to our readers as an essential Of the
economic cuisine, and as a genuine
luxury. To dyspeptics, invalids' and
all those requiring light and and deli
cate food, we feel assured it will prove
an invaluable blessing. In fact, we can
hardly say too much in favor Of this
most delicious and palatable food. 1t
will be found for sale by all of our
druggists and grocers; and if you care
to have a delicious desert, do not go
home without package. '''"o'
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Twenty YEARS AMONG THE BULLS
AND BEARS OF WALL STREET" is the
title OF book of 557 pages by Matthew
Hale Smith, LII. D., which is being
sold by subscription. The book con
tains an interesting description OF the
manner of doing business on Wall
street, New York, and the peculiarities
of the American system Of stock sales,
1t contains also sketches of the most
noted operators, Commodore Wander
bilt, Daniel Drew, James Fisk, Jr., &c,
and is illustrated by twelve full page
engravings. Mrs. Mason is canvassing
the city for subscribers, and those who
purchase the work will doubtless get
the worth Of their money.
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The WEATHER.-We crowed too soon.
We thought the clerk Of the weather
had more of such days as Monday was
and we were deceived. When we arose
from our couch yesterday morning and
saw the sun winking and blinking and
trying to shine through the thick haze
we couldn't help thinking that the jolly
old idot-meaning the sun-was trying
to shine, when rain was written on the
edge of every cloud and made manifest
by the mist And, after a heavy strug
Gle, lasting until about three o'clock
Old Sol gave it up, and it did rain. Not
a bold, open, manly rain, but a sneak
ing, drilling halfashamed-of-itself sort
of spattcr that made everything damp
and stickey, and everybody out o.
humor and ready to say cuss words
And that's the kind of weather we had
Yesterday.
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A WAN DEEER.-A girl between
eighteen and nineteen years OF age, ap
parently not very strong, mentally, who
calls herself Abigail Wilson, found lodg,
ing at the lookup night before last,
She had walked from De catur, Illinois
to Cambridge, Ohio, she said, where her
father lived. She wanted to come to
Wheeling to find some of her relations,
especially Uncle Dave Souter' and as
her pap" would not give her money to
come here with, she became independ-
ent and walked. She was provided
with lodging at the calaboose, and yes,
terday morning she started Oft on foot
to find Uncle Dave"
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POLICE CoURT.-There was not as big
a display of subjects yesterday az at
Mondays session of the Police Court,
and the proceedings were without in,
terest
Henry Mason answered to a charge
of having been guilty of disorderlv con-
duct in Neuhardts saloon on Thanks,
giving night. He was fined 81 and
costs.
Margaret Mccormick was on the war
path again. 1t is one of Margaret's
peculiarities that after behaving herself
for so long lime that the recollection
of her name and form begins to fade
from the memory of the frequenters Of
the Police Court and the neighbors
begin to think her very nice woman,
she lets 60 all holds and away she goes
screaming, yelling, fighting drunk, on
the war path again. She was captured
by Officer Reed on Biddle street, near
Main, on Monday evening. In default
OF the payment of 81 and costs, she has
taken rooms in Castle Faris for five
days.
Jack Reed, Samuel Reed and Philip
Fletcher were arrested on charge hav-
ing been disorderly on Saturday night.
: 1t being shown to the satisfaction OF
Judge Good, that the noise complained
of disturbed no one, and that they had
all the fun to themselves, the case was
settled by paying the costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-30

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