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CARD.

Mrs. Eliza Kcndrick, Tailoress, will do all
L nds of plain sewing and repairing vt her
+ ,sidence; 2nd house South Of Town Halls
Main Street Bradford, Vt.
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A match game of bass ball was
played at Newbury on Tuesday the
ooth between the 'Our Boys' of
this place, and the "Resolutes" of
Haverhill, N. H., in which "Our
Boys were victorious by the score
of % to IA.
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JOHN +. Gustin of West New.
bury raised from one bean I75 pods.
containing 600 beans,
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THERE is no Improvement in the
condition of Senator Morton, and
his death is hourly expected.
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-"Observer" writes us from Wells
River in regard to an item in the
Lyndon Union, wherein it is claim.
ed that some misrepresentation
wers made about an atf.ir between
DIR. VIM. Wallace and w. O. Blu.
chanan. "Observer" claims that
Buchanan and Wallace settled their
matters to their mutual satisfaction.
and that Sam'l Peach was not call.
ed In as referee at all, though he
i'd offer his services, which were
declined with thanks.
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=. "A. Fl. GIines, a peddler, forty.
hve years old, committed crimi
nal assault on a little daughter of
MIR. Tllton, a prominent citizen of
Laconia, N. e., Thursday noon,
Oct. ii. The child, who was only
twelve years old, was on the way
home from school. Persuit was
made by the citizens, and late that
nj ght the william was arrested by
officer Hart at Meredith Village and
taken back to LacOnia,
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SAW-MILL NOTICE.

he undersigned is now prepared to saw lumber
] at short notice, at his Steam Mill near Round
Pond. Particular attention given to saving dimen.
sion timber. lie has constantly on hand large
amount of Lumber which no will sell at the lowest
living prices
C.E. BROCK.
West Newbury, Oct. 18th, 1877,
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OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
the CIGAR MAKERS.

The Cigar Makers-.An Ola swindie---
The Temperance MOyement-Poittiea
-cost Of strikes-Grain Trade-Meat
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The papers are exercised over the
fact that New York has not had a
very large increase of receipts of
grain, while Philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore have. 1t is eesy tn
undertand why this is so. New
York has laid down on her "nation.
al advantages" and has failed to
conclllate the outside world. The
railroads running into New York
are managed in the interest of one
family those running into other
cities are managed in the interest
OF the cities. The point of the New
York magnate is to see how much
he can skin out of a bushel of grain
= the other cities strive to see at
now little they can do the business
ana live. We have no terminal ia 8
;lJltleS here, while Baltimore and i
Philadelphia have. The trade will '
Keep going till this is altered. The @
Vest can send to other Atlantic c
ltlss, or, what is better for them. .
hey can ship down the st. Law. .
ence to Montreal, and avoid all Q
he extortiOns that have been put
pom them. What New York has
OF to do to hold her trade is to
AXE the Erie canal free, aud to su
ave facilities for doing business fol
leaply by rail, when the canal is tr'
osed. Then the old time prosper. M sa'
will come again. MI
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- Medicine Of Many Uses.

A medicine which remedies dyspepsia,
liver conf laint, constipation, debility, in.
tcrmlttent and remittent levers, urinary
and uterine troubles, depurates the blood,
counteracts tendency TO rheumatism and
govt, and relieves nervousness, may BIZ
truly said to have many uses. Such an ar.
ticle is IloStetter's BitterS, ono OF the most
reliable Alternatives OF u disorderIy to "A well
ordered state OF the system ever prepared
or sold. 1t has been over quarter Of u
century before the public, is endorsed by
many eminent professors OF the healing
art, and its merits have received repeated
reOognitiOns in tho columns OF leading
American and foreign journals. It is high
ly esteemed in every part OF this country,
and is extensively used In South America,
Mexico, the British possessions and West
Indies. II its increase in public favor in
the past is to be regarded as reliable cri.
teriOn OF its gain in popularity in coming
years, 1t has indeed splendid future be.
fore II. cod
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Now York.

NEw York, June 1s.-coLton-Dull at
1lNa1lXc. Flour-Steady, with moderate
business doing; No. 2, s. 50a5 90, Gupertine
western and State IS 75a6 Is, common 10
good extra 50 60a6 60, good 10 choice So IS
40 rs, white wheat extra SO soar 90, fancy
81 06a9 90 extra Ohio SO 6OaS 50; 81. Louis
50 06Al0 20, Minnesota patent process
81 76a1l 90. Wheat.-Dull and slightly In
buyers favor; No. 2 Chicago spring held
at Il 0S, 81 Goal 90 bid, No. 2 Milwaukee
rominally 81 Gal %, No. 8 Milwaukee
81 81. Rye-Dull and heavy; western at
76a7Sc. Barley-Quiet and unchanged.
Malt-Quiet but arm. Corn-Qulet and
steady poor 65a59o, ungraded 66a5oc,
steam mixed Csc, old western mixed coo.
oAs-Quiet and scarcely 30 strong; mixed
western and State 4la65c, white western do
46a47c. Hay-UnchRnged. HopS-New
western Sal?c. CoiEee-Firm and In good
demand; Rio cargoes 16Na22Xc, gold;
iobbingat 16Sla297Sc, gold. Sugar-Prime
l0Ne, refined quiet at 111Sai2SSc. No.
laSSeS--Dull and unchanged. Rice-Qulet
but hrmer; Louisiana 5slc, Carolina Gaze.
Whisky-Qulet at 81 lial 1lh.
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few real estate owners they have no dc.
sire 10 entrap the city into an expendi,
ture OF $500 to $500, on the plea o.
an authorization to expend less than one
hundred dollars, as was recently attempt.
ed In Council; they simply ask for q
committee ofinquiry, 10 receive, test and
collate evidence upon the subject, and
present the same to the calm considera.
lion Of Council. The proposition does
not involve the outlay Of the funds Of The
city, Il Is the usual, the proper course Of
procedure; the Second Branch Of Coun.
Gil has unanimously asked for the ap,
pointment Of the committee; the First
Branch refuses, and does not deign "a
give a reason why. In your closing par
agraph, you claim that ut must Be I'D.
mitted that there 10 no need Of such
dreadful hurry in the matter" Your
claim 10 susceptible Of q variety Of an
swers. Suppose II should DO proven, and
believe II can be, that at some time OF
other the city will find II desirable to
straighten Caldwell's Run-it will be ad.
mitted that u will be good policy on the
part Of the city TO secure such bonds, re.
leases, etc, as will secure 1t from paying
executive land damages. All this can
now DO secured for $500; what II may cost
month hence is problematical. An IN
yestment in lands on the line Of proba-
bic city improvement would not be con.
sidered singular on the part OF capitalists.
In fact l have known land owners bitter
y opposing city improvements-secur-
Ing delay therein until the growth OF the
city has compelled the purchase Of their
lands at eShOrbitant prices. l will close
this Whit must DO admitted that con-
siderable advantage may be obtained by
speedy action in this matter-and AZ
there is no possibility Of loss to the city,
| respectfully urge careful conSidera.
ton, as asked by the Second Branch Of
Council.
Very respectfully,
FREDERIC GooDFELLow.
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Roofs FOR PLAYrN' ONTO AN ORGAN
IN MEETIN'.-When the preacher comes
in and meals down in the pulpit, pool out
all the shoppers. That's wot the stop.
pers Is for. When a him Ia gave out 10
be sung, play over the whole toon before
slngin, but be sure TO play it 80 they
can't tell whether its that toon or some
other toon. twill amooso the people to
CESS. When you play the interlood,
sometimes pull all the shoppers out and
sometimes put them all In. Play
interloOdS about twice as long az the toon.
The interloods is the best part Of the
music and should be the longest. Play
from the interloods into the toon, with.
out letting them know when tue toon be.
gins. This will teach them to mind their
bizneSs. Away play the interloods faster
or slower than the toon. This will keep
1t from being the same time "a the toon.
II the preacher gives out 8 virces, play 4
Cew many virCes is teejus. Dooring the
sermon go out Of the church and come
back in time for the next toon. This
will show you don't mean to be hard or
the preacher by having too many liStenin
10 him at wOnst.
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Firm and unchanged.


PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-Flour--Quict
and firm; super So 25a6 30; extra 81 6OaS %;
Minnesota family IS 75A9 25; PENNSYLVANIA
family s. 75a9 Is; high grades 50 25al0 so.
Wheat Steady; Pennsylvania red 81 GOA
I %; amber 81 95a2 o.; white 50 o5a2 10.
Rye-S5a00c. Corn--In good demand; vel.
low GlaR6l XC; mixed Coo. Oats-Good dc.
mand at ;48a50c; mixed 47a40c; PennSylva.
MIA 40a5lc. Clover Seed-Nomlnally ISa
14c. Provisions Quiet. Pork = Si4 75a
is 90. Butter-Quiet and unchanged,
Cheess-Demand moderate. Eggs-Fair
demand; western at l7alSc. Petroleum
Unsettled; refined at 1870; crude at 99ic,
Whisky- Fair demand; western at 81 II.
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GheqntelLigenter

business MEMORANDA. The Balti.
more & Ohio Railroad is assessed in
Berkeley county at 100000, Of which
100000 is in the MartinSburg district,
The levy in Berkeley this year is 40 cents
on the $780,, The salary Of county off.
GERS only amounts toS9,0OO.
Spring chickens are selling at Martins.
burg for 10 cents piece. butter 10, and
eggs l2!, Strawberries % cents per gallon,
cherries cents per quart
They say that the following epitaph ia
already preparation the great Cremation.
lat Of Washington, Pa.
"HerG huEns old Thlrty-hvt PER cent
Thc more he had the more he lem;
The more he got tbs more he crAyeI,
Ths moro he made the more he shawl
Good God eau such man bO aVodT :"
The steamship Bolivia" for Glasgow
on which several Of our Wheeling people
sailed on Saturday last took out the fol-
lowing cargo; $4,000 bushels OF corn,
100 boxes Of bacon, 81 ties beef, $50 do,
pork, 25 hhds lard, 81 hhds taIlow, l2O
tics do, $500 boxes cheese, $50 tons of
fresh meat. All the steamers took out
large cargoes. Ono Of them took 42,5OO
boxes OF cheese md another 600 tons oil
fresh meat.
The wool market is quoted as strong &c
buoyant in the New York papers Of Sat
urday. The Bulletin says that "manu.
iaCturers arc known to be quite short.
A Brooke county grower writes to US or
Saturday last as follows: 1.-THE wool ex
element hereabout is up to fever heat
Buyers very active and competition
strong. Yesterday and to-day bringing
40 cents for good lots. l think it a very
good time to let go. About all the Buf
ialo township wool will change hands to.
day at these figures, and upward for fancy
grades. Crop prospects never more IA.
VOrablc in this county"
The total valuation Of the real estate
Of Greene county, Pa, is G,l77,S35. The
amount OF money OF interest is Sl56,7SO,
The aggregate Of all property taxable for
county purposes is sG,GlG,3Ol.
Ice sells at 80 cents per hundred pounds
in New York, and new potatoes at 81
per bushel at Charleston, Kanawha.
The lumber, walnut, ash, maple and
poplar, shipped from St. Adams, Kama
wha county, to New York, pays tbs
Chesapeake s Ohio road 81 900 per week
freight.
The Pittsburgh Commercial, Of Saturday
says that although the trade associa
tions Of nearly all our leading industrie.
have met here this week, including The
iron, nail, glass, white lead, bolts and nu
associations, these meetings have failed Il
developc any news whatever with regard
to those prominent industries, Report.
from all quarters are alike with regard
to the quiet and humdrum spirit which
pervades all our interests, and seems
likely to rule for some time TO come"
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CHICAGO, June l6.-Flour-Quiet ant
unchanged. Wheat Active but lower
No. 2 Chicago spring 81 47a1 AK cash
81 46N june, 81 Az July asked August
rejected $50. Cern-Fair demand but a
lower prices 443te cash, 45sGc July, AK,
August. oatG-FirIner but not Quotabi,
higher; SsI<c cash, $50 July. Rye-Quie
but steady; CSC asked. B6rley-Duli an,
nominal. Pork-UnSettled but general,
lower at $l2 65a12 80 cash, $l2 60al2 69I
July, $l2 721ial2 rs August. Lard-Un
settled but generally higher at S. 20 cash
s. 76as Tx July, s. SSaS SIX August
Bulk Meats - Steady and unchanged
WhiSky--Steady and unchanged.
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Symptoms Of . Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
cdgcofthc ribs, incrcasesonpres-
lure; sometimes tho paints in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for rheumatism in the arm.
The stomachis affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general arc costiyc, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
Thcreisgcnerally aconsidcrable loss
ofmemory,a accompanied withapain-
full sensation Of having left undonc
something which ought to have been
done. Aslight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet arc cold
or burning, and he complains Of a
lpricNy sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercisewould be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem
edy, Several Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex,
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
B AGUB AND FEVER.
q DR.. c. MoLANE's LIVER Pills,
INcAsEs OF AcuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, arc productive
ofthe most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disease to give them A
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
us a simple purgativc, they arc un-
equaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIoNs.'
The genuine DR.. C. MeLANE's
LIVER PILLS arc never sugar coated.
Every box has a rcd wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
McLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER
Pills bear the signatures of C.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers,
M Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. C. MoiANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to rive DR. c. MeLAsE's
eart Of the United States, one box Of Pills for
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh. Pa.
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CINCINNATI, June 16.-Cotton-steady
Of Ike. Flour-Quiet and steady. Wheat
Heavy; red 81 75a1 IS. Corn-Quiet, buI
steady at 4Sa50c. 0ats-Quiet at SSa4Sc
Rye-Dull at 75c. BArley-Quiet and un
changed. Pork-Quiet at $lS 26alS so
Lard-Quiet steam nominal; current make
$40 bid, kettle 9)fal0c. Bulk Meats
Quiet but firm at 81 G5A6 75A7 90; these
prices asked sales Of short rib at 81 90
buyer July. BAcon-Scarce and firm al
6I1a59 sa7 SSa77IaSaSTc. Butter Quiet
and steady. LinSeed 0il-Steady at Parse,
Whisky-Demand fair and market firm al
81 OF.
HoGs-Firm and nnchnnrrd.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Firm.
STATR SRCURITIES-Quiek.

ST0CRs-The market has been irregular.
AT tho opening prices advanced on re.
port that the iaSt passenger trains would
DO taken Of Monday and fare to Chicago
put back to $22, but later the market dc.
clined on report that westward bound
lreights were to be reduced 10 water rates,
which arc less than odc.half those now
charged by rail. After midday there was
recovery, with the exception Of coal
stocks, and the Improvement continued
until lear the close, when prices declined
u to u per cent in the general list and 4
per cent In United States Express. New
York Central fell of from % TO 92k, and
sales were made at 90I<aoOSS, ex.diyidend.
Lake Shore declined from 4SsS to AK,
NV. pr, from 46St to 46l% Rock Island from
991G to 02IS, st. Paul from 20N to 1917,
preferred from 505S to 60SG, Western Union
from 603S to COZ, Del. Lack. & Western
from S43S to S3H, Delaware & Hudson
from IS to 27LI, Morris & Essex from Sc to
55I%, and U. s. Express from Ask to 45
Some members Of the Governing Commit
too Of the Stock Exchange arc maturing q
plan for dealing In government bonds for
account US COnSols are dealt In at London
The transactions were $4,000 shares, OF
which 1850 were New York Central, 8,
600 Lake Shore, $500 Northwestern pre-.
ierred, $500 Rock Island, 1890 st. Paul
$500 Delaware & Hudson, l97, 900 Delaware
l.ackawanna & Western, $500 Norris a
Essex, and q, 800 Western Union.
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NRw YORK. June 49, Business moder.
ate with package houses. Agents continue
to make liberal deliveries OF heavy weight
woolens to the clothing trade. Brown
sheetings and low grade blGached cottOns
are well sold up and firm. Prints in limited
demand. Agents are securing orders for
fancy worste1 hosiery.
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YORK, June l6.-MoNRY-Closes
easy at ISa2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3AI per cent. Custom receipts $22S, :.
600. The Assistant Treasurer discussed
SI40,00O. Clearings $lS,0OO,OOO. The Bri.
fannie took out to-day 100000 in gold coin
and Sl4O,0OOin silver bars. Sterling quiet,
long 4,S7, short4.S9X.
GOLD Opened ut l0j and closed at 1857,
with sales to-day at these figures. Borrow.
ing rates ia9al Ha2 IIah and per cent per
anuum and l'6l per cent till Monday.
GovERSMRSTS-Cl Closed strong.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, Juno l6.-wheat-Firm; No. /
white Michigan $3.50; exGa while Miehi
san 81 %; amber Michigan spot 81 o.
No. 2 red spot 81 70; seller July 81 70
No. 3 red 81 90; No. 2 amber 81 65. Corn
Steadier seller June 4s%e; seller Jul,
49lfc; seller August 5l!Se; rejected 40
damaged 40Ne. oAts-Dull and nominal
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| DR.. Tut has
boon engaged Ia
the practice Or
medicine thirty
ySAn, and for a
long time WLS
dSmsAItrator VI
anatomy 10 The
Medical ColltEp
Of 0eoTgiA,
hence poTS9ha
ullnE his pals
t have TIE guar
AhtAo that they
Ar prepared on
AalaRhAo ISiH-
elplas, and W9
4 frpa from all
IuAekeTy.
lie has SUI
etstrd In com
| blnlhg In them
tho heretofore
|AAtaEOnIgtlG
|STlIfSoSTFn.
|IINNTI ; Mop
IQAyTVE, and
Ia PURIFY
mo TONIC.
! While they r.
| move all IN
| hsAlhy Rttup'-
HlAtloha. tho
|pFUd D 90 nu
! weakness.
They may h
1 taken At any
|timH without
IrutrRlRtOitilet
or occupation
Asa safe family
msdieths they
have no nTAl
PRICE, etc,
oPpIcE:
IS XsEsy c.,
NEW YORK.
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PITTSBURGH, Juno le.-Petroleum-
Steady; crude g 90 at ParkerS refined
1919, Philadelphia delivery.
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By WALL In adtGae', poitdOs PTpddd'
line ,ot...........Si col Elz month";. :...'.;'Sl %
In Cluls Of FlVe"."','''s ''''''''''''t! fo eAcn'
In Cluts Of Teu..""" .,..''''"''s'''.'' ~ eaeh'
In Clubs Of TWshty.',.'.,.. '...;,:;..., ~ e1eh'
Ard an extra copy 10 penon S'lilhs up C1uU'
srThs above prices are inJHhable. Remit o.
our risk, In DtRiN or f0siOthee Mohty vratn ano
wbeIS neither Of these tan 10 procured, brnd the
money In q KegiitGfOd Letter
me INTELllGENCER will present daily the
news In ali departments, from al quarters o.
ibS world, u well A. complete record OIL local
events.
TIIR WEEKLY Il printed on Thutsdly, and can
Ia haJ Al The counter, In paid envelopes rtady
far mailing. pB-Sead o cop 70 dotsAI yr1thdI
and TtiaiitsI IriA AFII MN hoNd
.uRsCRIDERs- deslrng TO have the
DAILY lHTELLlOENCHRIelI t9IlAfly ~ their
,sSisBroS In the city and suburbs, can be
,s,Tcl by leaving their address al Counting
Rom, or BY drop letter through the postOtiee.
m COSTRIBUTORs.-EOa attention will b paid
Ia an0nyuOuS communications; every article
must LC accompanied BY tho writer's real name
and address.
BgIihfu EtiirrI for va should be GdlireIJSd "Prttc
& CImpb,l" aud should In no odIe b dddTeIIei Ia
,,ilsy igdiVliIdl number Ofthe INN bV NAME,
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WEEKLY.

~ nail, IN GdtaHGt, poItoOs ppGid.
IN, ,taT.....4 ......t8 DOL Six mOnthA. """"Sl %
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ny Pullman Drawing Room and Sleeping Cans
IRON steu6enYillS and Columbus through giihout
change 10 Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and
st: Louis, and from Columbus To- Chieago.
Tho pleasure seeker or those seeking Homes IN
the West, should call on or address the undersigned
for through time tables, maps, land circulars and
further information. ". L. OBRIRN,
Gen'l passenger and Ticket Agent, No. 40 1IIGh
street, Columbus, Ohio. myl7
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TVT'TyS Pills

A distinguished physician Of New York say1;
at Is astonishing how universally DR.. TUFTS
Pills arc used. In my daily rounds, hear Of
them not only among the poor, but their virtues
arc herllded from the mansions Of the wealthy
and refined. Knowing tho inventor from his
have great confidence In their meriti, and Of late
havo often prescribed them with tho hRppieSt
results in CASES where desired 10 make decid-
cd impression on the liver" --.....-
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TRANsPoRTATIoN.

No. ItOEs Al all Stations between Wheeling ana
SSsnlmberland; No. g stops Al all Stations bS.veSn
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-01-12
A WANDERING JEW IN LEATHER

A WANDERING JEW IN LEATHER.-
The Bridgeport Conn "~Standard:" "For
fifteen or twenty years an odd-lookiDg ge-
MUS, dressed from head to foot in leather,
has made regular journeys from this VI
entity to ONE place Or places in the north
ern section of the country. Nobody knows
who he is, where he comes from, where he
goes. what his nationality is, or what is his
6 and name. He generally travels by
the NewtoWn turnpike, but sometimes
takes more f%requenteu routes, and when
ever spoken to pretends that he does not
understand the language. We say pre-
tends, because only a few days ago he met
a young lady in a sleigh in Trumbull, and
asked her in very good English her desti-
nation and what were the contents of the
sleigh. The suit he wears is always the
same, and apparently is made Of boot-legs
ripped open and coarsely sewed together
His boots are a wonderful accumulation Of
leather, one p tch being fastened upon the
other until they are simply huge IN Wleldly
masses. His hat looks like a bootleg cut
off and top sewed in one end, and a piece
to serve for a forepiece on the other. Ev-
erybody along the roads knows him, and
the same title, The Leather Man, is al
way given him. He gets his food by beg
ging, and appears to have a first class APP
petite. He somet1M es comes along at in
tervals of a couple of weeks, and then
again will be absent for weeks, and occa-
sionally months.