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EFror, the Register.]
Wheeling Wholesale Market

November 30.
The market during the past week has
heen very quiet, but prices are very hrm-
IL grain and flour the market is unchan-
ged. The hog crop is coming forward
freely, and prices, under the heavy ot-
erings. have declined. We quote:
BUTTER-Abundaut supply aud pri-
ces lower, selling at 25@35c.
CHEESELIn fair demand at l5l "a l6c
for Goshen.
| CARBON OIL-Prices are firm; stand
ard brands. in a joBbing way, 24@25c
and no charge for package.
CANDLES-Star at 14@17c; City
mould at l2tc.
COFFEE-Fair at19c; prime at 20a@
2llc; fancy at 22ic. H !
| EGGS-Supply good at 2o@22c per
dozen.
PARTNERSHIPS at 75c, and the
usual advance for small lots in retail
way.
FLOUR-Red winter at 8 1906 0G
white wheat family at 6 80; regrindingb
at 4 1906 90. aa
GRAIN-Wheat dull; white at 15@
! 20 for choice No. ]; red at l 10.
RYE-At 75@S0c
OATSsAt 35@46c.
BARLEY-At 75c@1 co. I,
PROVISIONS-Packers are offering
the new hog product which is in fair de-
lnand. Mess pork at "a 90. Lard,
tierces at 1870; keg at l44c. Bulk
meats not fully cured and quotations
nominal No new bacon offered and old
entirely exhausted.
-Mackerel, No. l halves at IL
90; No. 2 do at Z 25; No. do at 5 00i|
white fish at 7 50; lake herring at 4 25;;
lake shad at 4 25.
RICE-Prime now South Carolina at
84o -,
HOMINY-Sales of white flint at s
90 per bbl.
SYRUPS-Ba Baltimore at 50@65c; New
York at 75@S0c; choice drips at 85c.
SUGARS-New Orleans at 12k@13tc;
Porto Rico at l1a@l2tc; Cuba at 1l@
1ltc; crushed, powdered and grauulated
at l4i@l4a. A coffee at 14c; B coffee
at 1870; c coffee at 1870.
'SODA-At &c 10 papers; best New
Castle at Sc in keg.
BAKING POWDER-Sales at 3Sc
per pound. a..
SOAP-Famfly at64c; German at skc;
Eastern at l0@12c.
sALT-Dairy at 8 oO;best Ohio River
at 2 10.
TOBACCO-Navy Blacks at 62@72c;
dark Jos and Is at 65@75c; bright los
aud + at 7O@S0c.
TEA-Guupowder at l 50@1 Is;
Young Hyson at l 5O@l go; black at
l 00@i 1901 so.
BRooMs-No. / fancy, 4 rs; No. 2
fancy, 4 25, No. 8 fancy. rs; No. /
plain. 3 so; No. 2 plain, 8 25; No. 8
plain, 2 1908 90.
GLASS-First quality 8x10 at 00;
l0x12 at4 so; second quality 8x1O at
8 90; 1Ox12 at 8 30 per box of so feet.
Discount 10 per cent.
GENSENG-At 55c y b.
HAY-Quiet; prime baled is sill quo
led at ID 6e@l7 90; loose at 10 00@I2
90. ~ q A.
LARD OIl-Extra winter strained at
20.
HOGS-Are coming r. freely and pri-
,es have declined; 64c is the outside for
prime hogs. But few slaughtered on
account Of unfavorable weather.
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New York Money Market.

December l..
The cable news to-day both in regard
to the war and foreign markets has con-
sidsrably restricted operations.
G0LD-N hich, however, has been
weak with oil the sales below 110ial10a
Loans at las per cent. borrowing, 2a5
per cent carrying. Ciearances $50, ,O0d,-
900.
MONEY-Easy at 4a5 per cent. The
advance in the rate to 6 per cent. yestef-
day afternoon was entirely artificial. !
STERLING EXCHANGE-Bank-
ers'' bills 1OsR. Shipments of specie. to-
day were S203, 900,
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sl8a &C

FRoM GENERATION TO GENERATION
Is an interesting story published on our
first page. The concluding chapters will
appear next week We will commence
the publication Of an interesting story,
in 4 short time, that will run through
not less than eight numbers of the
Sp1Rrf. AS we do not furnish back num-
bers, those who desire rich treat should
renew their Subscriptions immediately.
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lFor tba spirit.

The following is the origin Of the
names by which the days Of the week
are called in English When Gregory
the Great, the Roman Pontiff, sent Aus;
tin, the first missionary, to England in
the year 497, he found the inhabitants
under heathenish darkness, and having q
god for each day of the week to whom
their homage was paid, from which the
name is derived. Name of the god for
each day I. The Sun, Sunday sabbath; !;
o. Moen, Monday 8. Thuth, Tuesday j;
4 Odin, Wednesday: s. Thor, Thurs
dry; 6. Frigga, Friday; 7 Surtur, SAT-
Eurday- From Goodrichs Church His
tory, p. 81. r. STACEY. !.
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important to Land owners.

All persons having deeds or mortga-
ges in the Recorders Office Of Monroe
County, are requested to call for them
Immediately. Parties who have not paid
for recording their papers will make pay
ment for all those recorded by Daniel
O'Connor, to. Daniel Neuhart, he being
authorized by the undersigned to receive
the same. HANNAH OCoNNoR.
dec6t1. JOHN D. O'CoNNoR,
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COUPONS.
Attachment.

Lewis Neuhart, plaintiff, J Before Samuel
VS.. g rim b haw, |,
Frederick Neuhart, defendant Mayor, and,exa
oficio, j. p. of Woodsfisld, Center township,
Monroe county, Ohio: On the 25th day Of No
vember, A. D. 1870, said Justice issned an order
OF attachment in. the above action for the sum
Of $10u.-dec8w3., LEWIS NEUHART.
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HWe felt sorry for the man who
Was compelled to subscribe for an extra
copy Of the SPIRIT to accommodate his
borrowing neighbors.l
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D I E D

Nov. 90, in Adams township, Of Diptheria,
Vance Edison, aged Q years / month and II
days Nov. 23. stanton Eurit aged 3 years z
months and rs days, sons Of VIM. ]. and Hes
ter R. Morris.
1 take these little lambs, said He, and lay
them in my breast; protectionthey shall find in
me, in me be ever blest. s. n. M.
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Tha knaha piane. !, !.


Next to books there Il no inanimsfa 4, 81. z
the house that can produce 20 nuoh us,,ii1s,fs
pleasure as Piano, A library ana Z Es;sc -
symbols Of Nigh ciyilisation Ybess -. ~
spread the nohlor bandhet, where fi,s s.,,I :.
ted without feat Of gluttony q d;ss;,,. -
A. books bring Into OR dsjly cirole q s M
companions the ioblest spirit tbnt 49, ~
npon earth, and permit us to ra,r. ou y
Under the influence OF the nab,sse rat,s5s- =.
the ftano, with sample incantatiopa - - -
nom their sleep. the 'ssss;ssrhood 81 r1sr s-3
persnades them TO dwell among IL. ~. 81
VI N. enormous variety Of Piauos; z
iactured, It must BE- admitted na,,s bSv- s.,ss.i
triontsd 90 much to the happi.sss = -
homes - those celebrated instru,ne,ss. 49,
oy the thonsand- inevsry auast.r se 'ssj
giobs and nanufactursd bv En- vc,sS -
novned house Of Messrs. WI. Rrars i Z.
Baltimors Those Pianos have S,1e IN. ~.
the public for more thar "a v,sts .sss
steady increase q popnlaritr. up "a = y, 49, :
they are pronounced By the al..tsss 49,
amateurs, snc ths Universal jsdel,snt a -
pubic At large TO b tho Bzsr aud: ,So.t - q
sAsrs rianos made in the world. 8 49, &
JoHs srrrzER 1 Co !, Wholesale ..d 49,,
Agents'for the unsqusied Knabs f,s,. 81
is Esst Stats street. ooIanbus, 8. ~ sss Is
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ri a R.RIED ID .

~ =
Nov, 4, ut the residence of the brides father,
near Baresvills, by Rev. J. A. Walters, James
n. Shaw and Layigga d. Mccullough
Nov 10, at the residence Of the brides moth
er. by the same, Isaac E. Slime and Rosanna
Henthorn.
Nov. %, at the residence of the brides ia
ther, near Baresyille, by the same, Ebenezer
Rutter and Ella B. Shaw.
Nov. 90, by Rev. T. A. Grove, Andrew Deitsr
and Emma Mary Drummer.
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4HMr. MIcHAEL HoErrLER, has re-
ceived bis commission as. Auditor Of
Fhis county m
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For the Spirit,

[23. THE MARKEr woMAN's PUZZLE.
A market woman bought 120 apples
at two for accent, and l20 more of an
other sort at three for q cent ; she mixed
them altogether. and sold them at Eve
for two cents, Did she gain or lose by
the transActiona If 80 how much, and
whyY EeLEcnc.
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lM
foR EHE YOUNG STUDENTS or MONROE.
EDs SPlRrr: Please publish the fol
lowing problem: -Four men, A, B, G and
D purchased grindstone Of so inches
id diameter; how much Of its diameter
must each grind off. to have an equal
share of the stone, II one first grind his
own share, and then another, till the
stone is ground away, making no allow
ance for the eye? The answer is re-
quested, and also rule or demonstra-
ton. H. MowERY,
Darlington, Ohio.
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kF Treasurer READ is taking in more
money than all the establishments in
tom. His Office is open from early in
the morning to late at night
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For the spirit.l

ror the oplrlLj
I'll. QUIBBLEs.
l. What two numbers multiplied to-
gether will makeseyen.
q Place four fiyes so as to make six
and half.
] 8. How can man draw wine from a
corked bottle without drawing the cork,
breaking the bottle, or making a hole
in either?
S 4. What is it that You can put In your
right hand, but not in your left.
ECLECTIC.
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All the counties have gained except
Morgan--Aleigs the most, Washington
next, Athens third and Monroe fourth.
s
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For the spirit.)

81 (For the Spiritl
l19;
BURIED RIVERS IN THE UNITED STATES.
1. Little wisdom may sometimes be
found with much learning.
{ 2. One use of puzzles is to aid in for
ming the habit of concentrating the
mind.
8. Those who are deficient in this
power should endeayor to improve in it.
TYRo.
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(For the Spirit,)

F22 THE fERpLExED cARrEsrER.
There is q hole in the barn floor just
two feet in width and twelve feet in
length. How can it be entirely covered
with 4 board three feet wide and eight
feet long, by cutting the board only
once in two : EcLEcrrc.
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1Skedaddle to escape paying debts
appears 70 be the game in this region at
|thij iits, Attschmsnt4 afs the order.
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!. EHRead MARX TwAlN's account Of
his watch. published on our fourth page
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. egOur thanks are due Hon. A. g.
Tnuza.As for valuable public docdments.
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HARDWARE!
Is Of the best quality, not surpassed by
any in this market. Ny motto is:
II Q rt d s T
FAIR DEALING
w / T Fl "A Ii M q N

Call and examine my stook before purcha-
sing elsewhere.
zPiace OF businsss-East side Of Pub
lilo Square. nov221t6. W.T.. NORRIS.
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fFor the spirit.l

TIL GRAMMATICAL EN1GxA.
My 57214 II lis grammar.
Ny IL II Is 10 is grammar.
My 8 l6 3 IA | is grammar.
My IL 5 13 Is 1917 is gender
Mp3 is 8 IA is property of the verb
My32l5 6 is a part of speech. /.
My whole is my name and address.
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Attachment.

Cleo. II. Davenportplaintiffl Before F. NJ. Beard
I against 81 p. Of Center
Henry II, Bake, defendant township, Monroe
County, Ohio on the 18th day Of. Novembef,
1870, said Justice Issued an order of attachment
in the above action for the sum Of $40 II. Said
cause will be for hearing on the 3lst day Of
December, A. D. 1870. at 10 o'clock, a, m.
G. II. DAVENPORT. Plaintiff.
4 novs2wS. -. By Amos & Spriggs
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NATIONAL HOTEL

Moin Street, Barnespille, Ohio
II. e. Frasler, ::::: Proprietor.
QUESTS will find ths best accommodation
NJ a: this House,and no pains will be spared
to make them comfortable.
Hacks leave the Hotel every morning for
Woods6eld. Carriages and drivers furnished
travslsrs at all times. sep24T.
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EwLoafers trouble the editor Of the
Barnesville Enterprise.
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wThe following figures show the
progress which the 18th Congressional
District has made in population during
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Tuesday. Dee. 8. 1870.
Ncvt advertisements.

Land for SaleAW. N. Shawn.
To the Pnblic-Samuel McVay.
Legal Notice-John Beardmore.
Adm'rs Notice-John Beardmore.
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wThe following contains most ex;
cellent advice:
sIf your lips would save from slips
Five things observe with care:
OF whom you speak-to whom you speak
And how---and when-and whore.
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TH z s T "A r FL OF Ell.
con the corner East Of Main Cross ST.
Henry Mlnsterman, :: Proprietor.
THIS House has been thoroughly renovated
and repaired. Having superior facilities.ev-
erythiug will be done to make the guests
comfortable.
The table is always supplied with the best
the market affords. Good rooms and clean
beds for travellers and regular guests.
Good stables are attached to the House. Rv-
cry effort will be made for the comfort of the
patrons. Boardars taken by the day, week,
month or yes- seply.
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Annual Reportof the Monroe Co.
Agricultural Society.

Agricultural society.
The Secretary and Treasurer submit
the following report, of the receipts and
expenditures, for the year, 1870:
Receipts from all sources, 1891 o5
Expenditures, 7Ol 10
Balance in treasury, SlS9 80
Al PEARSON, Secretary.
w. T. MoRRs, Treasurer.
Woodsfeld. O., Dec. l, lS7O.-dec6w2.
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4EThe Presidents Message win ap-
pear 10 our next. s.. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-10

The following is a striking instance of the
religious federation existing in parts of Germany
Among prisoners of at Wttenberg there are DC
Jews The season of early Autumn Is great holiday
period for the Jews for then their year begins and
the Passover is celebrated These jews therefore,
requested permission 10 frequent the Synagogues
during this season. the request was at once
granted, and they were furnished with an escort
of Jewish officers and soldiers 10 take them TO
Dessau as there Is synagogue at Wittenberg When
the Jews of Berlin heard OF this projected excursion,
they raised of money by subscription, TO furnish
the party with refreshments a liberal scale There
also number OF Algerian Jews held az prisoners at
Ulm. They invited by their German brethren to
participate in the celebration the sOemnes attendant
on the Jewish New-Year and were allowed TO accept
the invitation. They made very picturesque appear
they stroed about the city, in their gay turoans
and rich oriental dresses. There also at Ulm large
body OF Turcos, who are kept i'll separate encampment
the fort Mr.. Lowiz who was for several years
missionary in Agers and speaks Arabic with huency,
lately visited them and preached In the camp. The
novelty OF hearing their language in strange land
attracted crowds Turcos They listened with great
interest from time to time bowling when greatly
impressed by especial remark and exclaming IL
is " After the closing prayer they thrOnRed about
the preacher kissing his hands and saying Allah has
sent you !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-10

VNO GAS CONSUMERS and the I'rade.-tias-
Light Improved Economy the motto No e more rr if
burners spe-consumng capacity Inc RAJ % hulN ol
PLANE RXPANDER applied to gasbune, produces an %
50 per cent light Instantly sppei o. svo xn "a
per dolrn Illustrated directions with them Test sihuon oui
Once s,uIe Rpander where The u - by MAJ
PREPAID Liberal inducements 70 seenes u we ue
Send Agents atrated Circular ang propoa
sale, icense granted control Of territory fShh Ohooh
soe Msue.cufer, and Propnetos 81 Broadway Ne-forG
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brevoort House-The Hon. Robert c. Schenck
Of Ohio Gen .. l.. Marvin OF Albany and Capt Cook Of
che steamship ava. =-= Westminster HOtel-The Hon.
G. W. Miller, superintendent OF the Insurance Depart
ment. === Clarendon HOtel-Gen. f. W. Serrell, u. s.
A - Metropolitan HOtel-ghe Rev. Thomas Reardon,
EsstOn, Penn - Astor House-Gov. English OF Con-
nocticut, Gen Gohn C. Robinson, u. s. A., Mayor
Fargo of Buffalo. and Gen. Hiram Walbridge. -
Everett House-Gen. James z Lewis Of Indiana. 80
Holman HOusoie Hon. A. d. White, President OF Cor
neil University. Fifth Avenue HOtel-Gen. n. Il.
Banks OF Massachusetts, ex-GOy. Jenkins Of Georgia,
Ho4ne- A. Nelson secretary OF Stte, James Terwiger
of Syracuse Congressman f. L Woodbridge Of Yer
mont Ghe Hon. Miles Beach OF Troy, Marshal Woods OF
Providence, and r. -. Jordan of Boston. - Coleman
House-LOl j. r. Edle, u. s. A.
DEPARTURES
Gov. kofman left the city yesterday afternoon for
A Albany
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NETWORK CITY.


St. Mary's Hospital for Children has obtained
new quarters at No. 2O6 West Fortietb-st.
The Quarantine Commissioners have discOn-
tinued, for the present, their weekly meetings
Thomas Kinsella, Democratic Congressman
elect In the lid District serenaded last evening" at
his residence on Clinton-st.
Mrs. Ann Finigan, age 2S and residing at No.
q FOurh-s leaped from South Ferry boat yesterday
afternoon into the river. She was Rescued.
Frederick Bebush, a notorious cOunterfeiter,
IL expected in this city in few days from 81. Louis
where he arrested by United States detectives.
Mrs. Jane SchOtt, widow, age 43, died yes
to-day, at No 1853 Broomest, from burns received
Tue sdy evening by the explosion Of Kerosene lamp.
Henry Ford of No. 213 COlumbia-st., Brook
lu, employed at No. 70 wall-st., yesterday drank
Of murate Of tin thinking it whisky. He
did not die.
Thomas Murphy of No. 523 Third-ave. was
shot and seriously wounded, early yesterday by an
unknown person. the corner Of Thrty-thrdst and
Le1ingtonsNe.
Late on Tuesday night Patrick Mccarthy
was found in Nnetethst., Fourthave., suffering
from hemorrhage Of the lungs. He taken TO Belle
yue Hospital aud died 1t alleged that he beaten
by some perhoI.
Rudolph Dayer, who on Tuesday delivered
himself TO Superintendent Keso, saying he the
derer Of Benjamin Nathan, was committed to the Tonbs
Yesterday by Justice bowling, preparatory 10 sending
hii0 10 the Lunatic Asylum
"IOe" COburn was arrested yesterday on
charge u shooting his wife, and wOunding her in the
back lie taken TO jefferson Market Police Court,
t as hlf wife did not appear 10 prosecute he die
Charged. Joe says the shooting was accidental.
meeting OF uptown real estate dealers
will be held Oh Wednesday next at $50 p. NJ, in Mr.
John McCaye's office, Pine st., To- urge the Harlem Rail
Inid company L. pro- idc more frequent COmi,cat
Win Harlem and Weschestor County ana the lower part
OF this city.
AN unknown woman was last evening run over
at'he intersection OF Sixth aud Grecnwic h-aves by
t,uh uIlYen by Andrew Heay and received fracture
:" tno sAu. hraly WAS arIeses The u abort
/ skirt, and black hat - - -
timothy and Daniel Desmond. while passing
ID wagon along Hicksst yesterday afternoon threw
Two Rass bottles ut boys who we're AT play On the
siHc"ah. "nm Jester, agr 6, was struck an The head
am lionhy alaiy Injured. fine men w,r, arrested
aud held for examination ~ "''0 "i'o''0u'
The BaptIsts OF this city are ohout eroc,ino
Home for the Aged Of both seNcc and are ,ov, ,l
n Union Fair IT TIC Apollo Rooms a., ,,c,. ~, ., -.
eighthst aud Broadway, Ia raise funds Cor ti,., .
Tie display Of articles IL large. ar 81 r ~, g.,
attendance during The evrnng. . :"
Thomas Nralcy was AR ,stc,i last evening nv
OG,.e. NJ ;,..s.s OF the Ninth Precinct al SIKH 49,,
r, n%i b. 49, for assault. The prisoner and r,o,,,
%. ,,.a las then set upon the officer, hed hi, c
fso hu, and beat and kicked him about the head aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-10

II. B. BYNNER & CO., $50 BROADWAY
THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.
PoR TWENTY FIVE CENTS You CAN BUY OF YOUR DRUG
nIsT op npoCRR PACKAGE OF SEA MOSS PARHB, MASUPAC
ruRED PROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARA0BEs WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS or BLANC NANCE AND LIKE
QUANTITY or PUDDIsGs CUsTARDs' CREAMS CHARLOTTE
Russo &c &c IT II BY FAR THE CHEAPEST HEAL n'""'
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN THE WORLD
RAND SEA MOSS PARIsB co,
So PARK-PLACB, n. T.
DLATTATION BITTERS.
T-l8l-X
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE ~ Tue
slIEyThgCHoR or TIIB FEEBLE AND DEBiLirArEh Az
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR TIIB AGED AND LhNooip "a HAS
va rouII .noyG sToMACHICs AS A REMEDY PoR THE
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARB ESPECIALLY
SUBJECT 1T rs supERSEDIHG EVERY OTHER srlMULANr.
In ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL TEMPERATE oE fhaip IL
ACTS AS SPECIFIC IN EVERY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
pNpERMYEs TIE BODILY STRENGTH AND BRbASs DOWN
THE ANIMAL SPIRITS.
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THE SLEEPY HOLLOW TRAGEDY.

The second trial of Buckout, the Sleepy Hol-
low murderer. which was set down for yesterday, at
White Plains, n. Y, again postponed, by Justice
Joseph F. Barnard who stated that under the law en-
acted by the Legislature last Winter in regard to the
formation OF juries for the trials Of capital oenses no
Jury obtained in the present case or others OF
similar character At the recommendation OF the Court
Buckout will placed trial until the new law has
been repealed or amended.
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CUTLERY.

IVORY HANDLED SHEFFIELD TABLE-KyIvEs toI....s7 so
0RYHAyDLED SHEFFIELD TEAKSIvES doz.......... 90
ALSO,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PATENT HARD RUBBER IVORY
TIPPED CUTLERY, ENTIRELY NEW.