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--Bayard Taylor writing from Egypt
confirms the rumors of the existence
OF nation of pigmies in the heart Of
Africa. He has actually seen in Cairo
two pigmies, which the late Italian
traveller Miami forwarded from Cent
raj Africa to the Khedive of Egypt,
as specimens Of the race. The taller
of the two pigmies, Tubbul by name,
was 80 years old, and the younger,
Karal, only 10. Tubbul was 4G inches
in height, the legs being % inche 6,
and the body with the head "a, which
is a better proportion than is usual in
savage tri hes. Head and arms were
symmetrical, but the spine curved in
from the shoulders to the hip,joint,
throwing out the abdomen, which was
already much distended from their
diet of beans and bananas. Yet the
head was erect, the shoulders on the
line Of gravity, and there was no stoop
in the posture of the body, as in the
South African bushmen. Tubbul
measured &c inches around the breast
and 20 aroundthe abdomen his hands
and feet were coarsely formed, but not
large, only the ee..oint being thick
and clumsy, The facial angle was
fully up to the average, there was a
good development of the brain, intelli-
gent eyes, and nose so tlatened that,
in looking down the forehead from
above, one saw only the lips projecting
beyond it. The nostrils were wide
and square, and tho complexion was
that of dark mulatto The boy Karal
was 43 inches high, with the same gen.
cral proportions. Both had woody hair
cut short in front. Tubbul's age show
cd itself in his hands, feet and joints,
as well as his face.
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TO CONSU MP TIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease. Consumption, by
q simple remedy, is anxious to mako known
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Parties wishing the prescription will please
address
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The Legislature of Connecticut
met at New Haven, last week, in
stead of Hartford, as we had it in our
last issue. The Message of Governor
Ingersoll, to that body, is a straight
forward, plain, business-likc docu-
ment. Souxl to the core upon ques-
tons of National policy as we'll as
upon matters of State. Hartford is to
be the permanent Capitol of the State
after this year.
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Gen. Benz. F. Butler of Mass
achusetts, was sick last week with an
attack of the Inflammation of the bow
els. This is said to be the first time
in his whole life that Gen. Butler, has
been confined to his bed for twenty
four hours at q time. He is tough
old fellow in all respects,
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Friend, Stop that Cough
10 not neglect u common Cold even
fora day, itmay end in Consump-
ton and death.


REV. N. II. DOWNS ELIXIR
AS CURED thousands both old and
III young, and it will cure yOu if tokcn
freely and in season. 81 Sold by all Druo-
gists and Merchants. Price, 2 or 35 cents
II OF 81 90 per bottle.
Forty years since, Elder Downs first manu-
lactured his Elixir in Northern Vermont, and
Its remarkable cures at cncc brought 1t promi-
ncntly before the people of the United States
and Canada. While the sale has rapidly in
creased every year, other medicines have
been popular for q few months or years. but
lhclr lack OF intrinsic value has consigned
them to comparative oblivion. In Justice to
DOWNS ELEXIR, be it said, that it is a
duty the people owe to themselves that they
continue to use the article that has ALWAYS
cured them of their Coughs and Colds,
rather than to take or try every new
medicine that is pulled up and may be worth
less. NJ Il. DoDns' Eliri,' is ,oorranted to
9'ce entire satisfaction, or The price paid aoiH DC
rgH@ded. Cicrgymen will find ih is an
excellent remedy for Throat, Chest
and lungs.
Ia ASH for PGmptlet "ThriUing Tale"
Free al all Drug and Country Stores.
HENRY Il JOHNSON, Projectors,
lon3 BURLINGTON. VIZ.
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Facts about the Bible

A prisoner, condemned to solitary
confinement, obtained a copy of the
Bible, and, by three years careful stu
dy, obtained the following facts.
The Bible contains 3,5S6,499 let
tiers, 1862 words, 31,173 verses, l.
189 chapters, and 66 books. The
word and occurs 46,277 times. The
word Lord occurs 1855 times. The
word Reverend occurs but once.
which IS in the 9th verse Of the llth
Psalm. The middle verse is the 9Th
verse of 11Sth Psalm. the DIST verse
of the 9TH chapter Of Ezra contains all
the letters in the alphabet except Che
letter j. The finest chapter to read
is the 26th chapter of the Acts Of the
Apostles. The 10th chapter of II
Kings and the 37th chapter of Isaiah
are alike The longest verse is the
9th verse of the 9Th chapter of Esther.
The shortest verse is the 35th verse
of the 18th chapter of st. John. The
Sth, 18th, 21st and 3lst verses of the
10Th Psalm are alike. Each verse of
the 136th Psalm end alike. There
are no words or names of more than
six syllables.
The young man didn't find out that
the Old Testmament ended with a
curse.
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Harper's Magazine

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The character which this Magazine poss-
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Rhode Island is considerably c

Rhode Island is considerably ex-
cited over duel. Two parties in
close carriages drove directly up what
is now called Quarry Hill to a point,
just in hollow back of the quarry, ex-
changed shots and dreve back down
the hill. This was in 1916.
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Whether for good or bad, the
papers say, the New York Legislature
adjourned the last day Of April. 1t
should have been the first.
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STATE OF VERMONT, | At Probate Court
Hartford District IS. ! held at Woodstock,
within and for said District on the twenty
eight day of April, a. D., 1874.
Pres elt, Hon. JOHN PORTER, Judge.
John c. Baldwin's Estate, Sharon.
ELEAZER Il. BALDWIN, Administrator
debonis non of said estate, proposes to render
an account of his administration and to present
his account against said estate for examina-
ton and allowance at Probate Court to be
held at Woodstock aforesaid on the first
Wednesday third day. of June next. The
Court therefore orders that notice Of the same
be given to all persons interested in said
estate by publishing certified copy of the
record of this order three weeks successfully
in the Spirit of the Age, a newspaper printed
at Woodstock aforesaid, that they may appear
before said Court and contest tho allowance
of said account, if they sec cause.
A true record.
HENRY S. DANA, Register.
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The New York herald., 1874-11-10
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md

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Trains leave New York from foot OF Desorosses ana
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Erie $40 p NJ eonnecsng at Cory for fisusvis liza
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SALES AT AUCTION.

uBNRY D. MINKR AucTIoNEER
n late Henry Z. Leeds Miner Establhhsd ies7
THIS TUESDAY, November 10,
at l015 O'Clock, 81 the saesrooni
No LA uuAne street, near broadway:
Genteel Household and BLACK wal.
nut psslsr suiy 10 various cooIed rsps Easy Cnairf
black wAlpu. Bedsteads Bureaus and WAshstHndA st
verplatcd Ware, Bedding. Kitchen ttcnss &c.. &c.i
also kit Of Carpenters . Toola
To the Trade.
About go roseweod, blsck walnus and oak Lounge
Sofa, Mirror and Chair frameA TO be sold by order OF
Alfred Barber Assignee In Bankruptcy.
7 wEINBERaBR, AUCToxEBR-sgLLs THIS
i. day GGesdsy! at ios o'ciook, atlsh Bewsry: tho
Counters stcos. white and yooen shirtA Uncershirs
Cutlery Jewcrv linen Handkerchief Towels and Table
Covers s Pocke,books lo,nbA Sc also rsrer suits
seat Chairs and Rockers; Wines, Cigars. Liquors and
Champagnes ,iE 4, 4
The New York herald., 1874-11-10
r II. DRAPER, AUcrIoSEER

ChAlnpAsues. Nf4l u
r II. DRAPER, AUCrIoNEER
American Diamond Drin Company.
FAN Of Patents, Diamonds Tnnnsiing Machine. Sale
and once Furniture, unasr direction Of vsrnoa Il.
Brown, Receiver. ,e6,ss
In pursuance Of order of the Supreme Court dated
the 9th day November is74 win bs sold ., public
auction st the risk of the purchaser by JOHN ORA.
PER ! CO.. Auctioneers, at the Exchange salesroom,
Ill Broadway In the city Of York. on the 2th day
Of November 1874 at IL O'Clock noon Of that day under
the direct OF the subscriber, the receiver named
these proceedings. tho following described Property
All the Right Title and Interest OF tho American Dia-
mond Drill Company. corporation incorporated pursu.
ant to the laws Of the State New York. Of In and to
certain Letters Paen. of the United States and the in
venons and privileges secured thereby, issued in due
form the said corporation and to certain other par
ties thereafter assigned to the said corporation or
valuable consideration, which letters patent desg
mated and described folows;-
Reissue No. D. eo bearing date the 10th day Of octoosr
A. D. lsss signed BY william T. Otto, Acting Secretary
oftno Interior and countersgned and sealed with the
seal Of the Patent once by samuel g. Fisher, Commits
soner of Patents whereby AsanolJ Severance was
granted, for the of years from the 18TH day Of
july 1868 the full and exclusive right and liberty
ns a Ssnans ie oinsss IL d
patent new and useui improved rock drill and de-
d y and
same. 71.Af7
Al,e letters pasn. No 7ss issued to one John North
and william y Holt Jointly, tor Improvement IN rock
drilling machines VII hN snN W
Of pseemSer p. is7s % signed Sy d w Acting
With % s Tor Eessss KEY Joni
An 81 s s the
entitled said letters patent "A and useful I'M
n L % S Se as xea e
said letters patent and making ! part Of the same.
Also certain letters patent q the kingdom sweden
Sersaes assigned to the said American DismOHd Drill
Nesse i s. q
the said 4 Amsrcsn Diamond Drl Company to any
for letters patent to the patent office Of
SSs
Also certain contrac. dated the lst day of July
Dsnsaa Hsss 01s Drill the %sEns
manufacturing using selling ana licensing others to
make use and others, certain rotary engines the
invention said Manley, and which SAID contract
recorded in the United states Patent Office in Libcr
WIG page 2 OF Transfers OF Patents the 3h day Of
July, 1873 RI
And there win also sold s the ssa s and place
Diamond DJi COMPANY q IN and % certain diamonds
nss ana s
And there will also be sold the same time and place
all the right, ttc and interest of the said Americ
Diamond rrill Company Of In and 10 certain Sale and
Office Furniture, the former offices OF tho said
company at No. 81 Liberty street. consisting Of certain
ana Stand ana Newspaper Rack and Files
VERNON II. BROWN. Receiver, 81 Beaver street
MARrIN SIXTH Attorneys Receiver. 80 Wall street
Dated NEW YORK. Nov. 8, 1874
AIrcr
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SALES Al AuUrlvu.

SALES Al Aggrl0n:
a lxroHfzSf SALE
a
AMERICAN AID soREIcx OIL PAyYrISoa
The entire stock Of we'll known dessr about declining
Among the collection Win be found many choice
:HS S b sold
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
NOVEMBER a AND Is
y -. :, 4a' ossss2 saSsss1ss.iS asss BA4 'r'.'.
EDWARD scHENcK.
A. q wAlDfsSsbb 81 B. AvsoTTFyqsEFS; Y. TFls ! 30.
vslSI'S%Fsss S%FssssSsssssISsss;:a :as I, Goods
ss'ss
A xERicAx ARr-MR. pAYIsL a. MATHEWS
eessto ann9snGs Pa thst aHr,ns ns has received
THE I1s4 U5sFqn EsiEeNr FEN .RZ,srs q
". S1a; hart q v os:,iss! 4 Sses.sys J. g e.
Rs9s bex s.e Geo. s'sd e. story asws
THIS DAY SsS SSHoAs6A%y sSt At AyqzlGss q1zlsGSssusD.p.
1YSsgsi SfSsE siis ss4ElEr
A ucrIoN SALE THIS EUEs9Ap MORNING,
BsSsams na nsso s oSss prsss slssare
At the private residence oS West street
is sss Il sEs f.lor sun i ssu s1cs
e ha ffRs StsSs
csans luTSsa soa Sham sSSs
iSns and r bs s Sale
posvs Bx order Of ~ + Richards: Esq. Good. must
be 7. hours afisr ne sale rare opportunity
sAhES 4hs Hrs.s. ~ wHso M5ks3xS ssR xsEREa1
commencing at l0ts O'Clock.
T 81 %; asy
sy
ana
na'H
lod and ded aSys AZ Whiting 1esx ooxs secre
-, -. nedsooss sonsIs5yls 5sa.::.,, sn,,. civil.
!sSas console zrnGirs ,s!.ss, shsyIas sIsSd, 70
sss y see o ow sips
ss iSspH sHHs's @ s:o Z
isssSss' ses!d Iss eSIa: Dsass snS ,s:
Knives F'iss snsSas and kitchen snrn,.ur.
stoves. 'Gs sx,enon sass 1sSIs da oogss
fnaly aEs ou sa
In attendance 10 pack or ship gooda Strangers wishing
to attend this sale take Sixth Seventh av cars or
Broaaway Twenty third street STAGES pass the door
A -JERE. JOHNSON, JR., AUCTIONEER,
"A. Furniture. Merchandise and Fine Arts Salesroom,
Real Estate Department. q Park Row New York >.
THIS DAY. at lO,S o'clock, at the saiesroom ~
Nassau street,
Large sale Of senteel Furniture velvet and
grusel, Carpets Mirrors seven Panofores oy the oes
Also fne assortment of Office Desks, Chairs, revolv
Ing do. Railing. OilcIoth Mattings DC
A positively Tais (Tuesday) MORNING.
at lS s.9 Sseef af, a. T. pIisase nss1 rs 5ssaenos
handsome and genteel Household Furniture consisting
Farlor suits, in brocade satin and brocatcl; Turkish
Easy Chairs, Centre and Console Tables Mirrors Cur
tains, Clocks. Paris BrOnZcS, PAINTINGS.
Hf two magnificent rosewood PianofOrtes
Steinway and Decker Brothers: Bookcases Library
Tables Books, Extension Table. Sidcboard, Dining
Bedstssds Dressing Cases bureaus, Wardrobes Wash
stands Lounges 81 hair and spring Mattresses and
plush bcur0om Suits, hall and kitchen Furniture IL
Carpets, &C. House open A. n. Catalogues ready.
ROBERT G. CAsHIN Auctoneer.
A MORRIS WILKINS AUCTIONEER-SALE BY
niture at auction. 4. Il. LUDLOW 4 CO. Will sell at
auction Thursday. November H. at ii O'Clock A NJ,
at No 6A fifth avenuc general assortment OF parlor
black walnut Exiension TABLES, Buffet Arm ana side
Chairs, rosewood Parlor Suits m satin damask,
Venetian Mirror. Centre Tables, Eiagcres. Paintings,
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and Wilton Carpets together with an assortment OF
kitchen Furniture, Cooking Utensils. &c.
"A HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer #en