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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03
Correspondence Of the BALTIMORE Patriot.
pmtADrIrUIN.O Oct. %. II. \
CAMDEN AND PHILADELPHIA RACES

CAMDEN AND PHILADELPHIA RACES.
There was some good sport on the course to day.
some fine running, a large audience and fine wealth
cr 20 complete the matter. The entries were us
follow:
l. L,ird's Marine, bh by Shark. years old.
& Lpyd's Truxton, by Trustee, 1 years old.
-; Geo Gooi"n's Ella Calvert, ny Cymon, ,
years OLD.
W II Johnson's Wonder. by Tychicus, 6
years Old.
a Concver's Ieiress, b by Trustee, 3ysars
At the sound Of the bug'c 90 Of the five horsosnp.
pcirej on the curse, apparently IN fine condition,
and ready 10 enter upon the contest for the pTZr.-
When the drum was struck, tho nags all got of m
pretty good order, Murncr-ihc flvoris against
the ZELDA little IN The rc'r. IL was but shUr,
time before they al, fairly at their work, Mar.
ncr gfaduaIly w0Tmng his way into tho crowd,
ohowing pretty readily that tue rear, although the
pont nj honor, vas not % DO considered by him
and 10y the time they had passed the Judges aud
ma second time, he had changed rom tho rear 10
the front, closely followed by Trux,on, the others
trailing IN, holding back for the second heat ond 10
srve heir distance. On coming down the straight
70dc oi the third nnd last mile, TruN'Un, made a
dash az Mariner and passed him both going nj rap
.d pace, bot TruXton yielding his postou--on
coming out it was decided dead heat Time, G. m.
sos.
Second HsaL-whcn the time had expired oil
The horses we're again brought out nm the course and
good Style, Mariner, again in he rear With much
greater cop IN make up than IN the first hca; N
short tim; Eliza Calvert and Ileircss, tho two
years old took thC lead, closely followed by Tux.
ton and Wonder In this position the heat was run,
| the principal contest being between tho two colts,
| Calvert coming IN about tWo lengths ahead Nari-
| ner merely saving his distancc.--Ti me 5m. 5Os.
/ Jhrd HsaL-Tho RS we,o all brought On The
tack lg n without any apparent sign Of the bod ct
erts OF the two previous heats, and they oil started in
good spirits but with Mariner there was so,ne tfou-
BILE end a show Of su.kire She was two or three
lengths behind on leaving the gate beyond the siond
! They all however went up TO The work well, ano
the hrst and second mile WIS passed over m very
handsome manner, Mariner waking up, as the WHIP
and spur was freely applied; Eliza Calvert hoWns
the lead Unit they had entcfcd the I'd mile, and
about NJ tho way round, when Mariner made a
trcmen dbsh passed the other horses and placed
himsf II alongside of her lady.ship, which position
he kept in gallant style, unit more than hall way
round, when he passed her, but could not maintain
the position Tor any length Of time the death stTug
gle was between the two; first one ahead, then the
other, hut on turning the last quarter he was seen
| 10 throw Up his tail and yield the palm 10 her lady.
J ship, who sho, ahead and came in about three
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03
RICH MOND:
WEDNESDAY MORNING. xov. =.


Several months have elapsed since We read the in.
tense'y thrilling narrative, 10 be fond in another
column, and we laid j, by for publication at the
hrs' moment We could command the space. IL
truthful narrative, and in string incident i; is unsur
passed by any thing in the annals Of Fiction. A.
mid all the disasters OF the French Revolu,ion-amid
the hideous detormities of human nature, brought
TO light by that mighty CONFUSION ortke political
ahd social ~orld-these were some bright pir,icu-
lar amnar'es 20 relieve the neral gloom. III, gave
'ir'h to Rohesperrc, 1t made compensation NV
ina: shining ornament 10 her sex and to the human
nature, the CouHisss Lqralie'fe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03

Snug and Thriny Our eossy little Fire and
Marine Insurance Co. viii capital OF $500, 600,
which would hardly be recognized among the TO-
dies corporate in Wall Street. has jus, declared "a
semi annual dividend OFFS per cent besides pss,inc
surplus OF $4,000 to the contingent iurd. asans,
my DAY. This fact shows that the Company
ms been well managed-is in "socd order and wei
eond'toned.' and an excellent aud safe place OF
resort Tor those who would guard against loss from
IRE or tho devouring waves Of the sea. We are
glad to see it eoios ahead. thus ehecriy, and hope
us next dividend will double the present one.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03
sowErmNn NICE FOR TIE Eplcrnr,y-

That branch Of the late Agricultural Fair held in
tho Assembly Room Of the Exchange certainly re-
nscte5 great credit upon the good housewives Of our
cry rs we'll az the surrounding country. The rich
profnsion Of fruits, preserved and picked in every
variety Of shape and styls-the many specimens Of
domestic industry presented for competition
attest the good taste and spirit with which the hir
housc.wf. Of this region 10 imJued, and gives nm
oafno, ~ many a lucky Benedict, that daintits
await his board the coming e1asou.
Amidst the many dscarics with which tho stands
were laden on this occasion, II would require an
acute conuoissour in such things To discriminate
but there was ono article which seemed to attract
universal suention-the beautiful pickle presented
by Mrs. Goold, for which she received n sp,cia
premium from tho awarding committee. This
pickle was put up in the most inviting style, and re-
tanned favor rarely met with. IL has been fre
quenty enquired for, and We are sure many vii
be pleased to know thnt It may be had Of Mrs. q
ut the MI Vernon House, Main street, -tspcciaI.,
Of tho Tomato, which was 80 much admired.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03
MARINE JOUnNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, hi, day, @ O'Clock, A. NJ.
ARRIVED

hNi'iNtib.
y q Winston. Sunufiesi 10
sIn' vermad' 70. WELSH B,l,imorc, sund,i,.. to
X Hamilton. d 81 Muore, D,lan' Knn,'. S % S.
John " Gordon. '>""''' - 20,
Sehf Dolphin, Baiy, Petersburg, cotton.
ley. '''o''' I" bud-
Sicamhoat Columbus, Goodwin. p,,,;,,o.. ,,,,
DRIES To } Ranco!ph 4 Co, L1throp & V,n'Ic',,.
sen, Iuplctt < Son, J n Gordon. /. DC.
shaw Co, Crouch, brooks & Hudson HnI,h,'L
! : Sas"S m Crane & Co, N De,erous, 4 A Rust,
Dun'or, MoncuTc x Co. f. Shspucrson. Frv A. Go'
"a x, Java y Go, Leslie, Hooper x Gran. Nj,
y nsi"a, O"vorp1r, X Allen, ID Anderson f. n
hp o' Dudley * Meredith, Lyons, e shep.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03
EBERT HERRING


The Madisonian OF Saturday morning, thus holds
forth:
The Globe OF Thursday copies scurri'ous nrti.
Gle from the Charleston Mercury, IN which the Mad.
Isoniln IS described as having commenced its career
''as the organ Of broken spcculaIOr-hoistcd tie
flag Of Clay and Tallmad,c, We believe NJ It's can.
dIdates for President and Vice President" &c. We
notice II merely TO pronounce the statement unauaI-
ihcdy false, and to charge further, that the G. obr
knew II 70 I've when IL transferred the article 10
ITS columns.
The Globe Of Saturday night, thus rcpies:--
The hand "orsan," (MadsonilnJ in answer to
our articles relative TO "Pipe Laying and Gerry
Wandering" 10y the Wings says: "The practice Of
lmporI0g and transferring voters from place to place
vas long and successfully practised by the Loco
FOcos before tho discovery of the alleged whig
frauds IN New York IN 1888" II he means hy this
TO say, or Inslnuito, that the Democratic party has
been guilty Of such offences, we deny il, and call
for the proof. We call for the names, time, aud
place. We wantiac,s, not quotations from Shlks.
pcare, with which he is in the habit Of pehuming
his articles. None ofyour "cy, good apothecary, .
in answer 10 this demand.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03

snsths ehtad OF Wonder and 4 of Marine. r..
von ard Heiress were disianetd. Tine az a., ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03
nfAIlRfI.I,

On the ii,h OF October last a, H.. -, .
VIZ nenj1mn l.. Meade. hy the Rev. T.. r ~
~ ~. Jo"N q. SKELros to Me-. CuAp,n,r
!. NASn' IRA, all 81 the County OF Povyhn,,n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03

Ei.pfE >~pt - NNlTIiS Gl.ONI I.TIN
" kNNp1ifH q 90. have Ior rl.r
~ Al L'mcH'urs 1srI'is. on Anal. .i-,l Cr,r,c,ry
.AuHa' from tie Frcnrh,fJ Ri1f fr M, ne "T ~
'Si-iS "I NrEinu Military In1r'rfc al IcN.n.t,n and
m 10 mo present s'slr o' M c.u4ii-El slrur'i,u m
neon, Gcs "i tn 4 1irt -'ars ~ F-tu-i, A ~iurL
nrtiy professor AZ West Point ~ ' ''
Tho Princeton Rev cw coutains the ro.awin..
we are glad that Prof Smith p o. a,I. isrnrrI milan
''u' ,,'cH' "Y svlul us triuS,'. IT tlir ui,s
10y "'A o." b!ui "Ucui ite most prrfrr sci ui,gr lena
10 no l'und IA any lan.uire Thr ,aua needs no our
'hit u Is i4iuinIy cNscu.cdp '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03

FIEND s.IHlr fH.-IH4 Of ur C.rr.ny ~ Tie gru
~ Howe orr WaDNEsDAy, at7 o',lurs q " nv or.
DEF ~ Go" tii#liI. TlD's q. ptiL.
n1 Orderly s#f'~f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03

TUT monthly meeting uf fr N.rHrr-f A-asf afru ~
> Ni'hIuani, VIII lo bodon THURSDAY N'GNT fh
ist1,f no tu. Oh Ua. Meeting iru.t. furmlTy urru.
piriny tlD Frr Eap.I Church, on ~ su,lt at5 O'Clock.
no 3-t'fI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03

j AN is ttIE So. AM i.ANA ~ ia ~CITIP
&.Dlhh -! On" above scrip, ui early issnc- trr
wv SAKE by LtDLAM 4 son.
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FOR NEW YORft

ySaS Tho Icsulsr raes ot -rhr U- EEORA. gmaes,
,lE9e ruiHTr, lurirl rr1rt It.i boo parer rrrg.
hc-az- will rncct witt d.ia.rb T.r r.lrrr u freiltf.f
80 package i'ns'cn, ami passage. lrvUr good &C., MIN
dau'us, apply g. zoe master busfd. t ti, trs 80
o. 10 iup aI WILLIAM VDNNftIr "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03

A CCOHDIAES-W. niuisH hIs rr owed a i.Tzo
"a assortment % c,crdans Of vdious sizes which o.. 10.
E'cT Will iuCiuu buUk, offered low mi.
reR. Piano and Mu-., sfDrc 49,
? -uH,r, rI,pys Cd. i.,rk,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03

ATTENTION, ARTILLERY.

~ Another PHO lE s3 20 Wh0.r Ticket fu T.r,ry
'Ia"n Nnud.y,.ifIc Exchange Another drawing s.ir,4
IN H'w"rnir- s2pn. luof lEu c. fDr Tisg,Is. rnJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03

NlhGiHiAi A. Rules held va tine CIcrE's Office
lhr Citcui superior COuu OF Law and CIarrery Tor
ne County of Hcur.co and CITY Of Richmond ON i,
'hnccIy sale, tlc hrs iay ~ November 1911 the Pre-.
sllch Directors ami Company 81 the Bans o Virginia.
lhnWt- ISrct, ltdhrla Keith, Alexander Brown. J1hn
Purcell aiu'pI Ci Rowland Res aDl,. r pl X
ti 'nin li'li, ard LnGin Eo't, executor of UrTr
Williams F.uniius, against W Knapp AMI Kulru
dnug hhsiucss uho"Ttc style OF " kuapu e. 20 amos
cushing aud Gushing, dIuc business under the st,Io
81 cushing \ bTu'h'r. Armstrong aud I.gprrr' 4
Kerry, doing business under fNe style Of Atnsfrur. 4.
Kerry, PIsk't AMI John Cugr. ,ln ny husiuc.s under
%" siy'" ui Pa-kc't Cusl', thIg.es Maglrsc aud ~ n
2a'Gci kgrsmhu aud Krrsman, doing bu-incsg
under the ST. lie of kcrsmIn hTOthcI, Ward Henry
w rth sui Ward, ,Tng business under the sfyI, 81
Wt.d, sill 4 "ari, W spies IuI john I.guirs ,i. bp.
Sincss under tho hrn O " SPIES Co ibhu FtrI .u,I
ihi, doing Husiucf Iui.r tlr ETm of Iith a Han
-ttnipr and James swords doing business under tS
firm "i swords SlsufId g.. iona han seymour and ID
mgur 500. Thomas Desiyor James Thomas an Ins.9l
HboTn phtucrs doing business under the si,c OF De.
silver, Thomas A Go, Joseph 4 iI.Ibutu, Enwuartl.
Wat AMI Joseph IIuus partners toug business under
Ih' style 81 Thomas, Co"prnhvmfN CO, Turner nui
Who"lWught, partner, dI,Ig business under lr
style "i former a Wh"rr.ht, William Jackson john
RuNiCt, and other I"fcu anita
Tic defendants above named having f.,r
appearance" and given security according IN , sf ~
Assembly aud ihc Rules 4 Ih CuurI and % .pprlnr Iy
satisfactory evidence hat The. na'a n of his
Commonwealth y IL 0rfsrsi That hr .li defendant do
appcf here on The hUI LAY u fu neat Iduuy Torn ana
answer The HtI" Hc plaintiff; ani that copy ut this Or
l"r -" i1IihWi inserted in newspaper published in
TIC t'y oi He.Wuul for Two month";, ~ucrcFsyrly aud
ppsei at iug mont door u!ilic Capitol IA the .aii nv
2-ygHg Ny,t 4. -,Sr.s
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noya-v9v WI q. SANDS. &C.

FLUTES -J"s, received Flutes ~ au prices ani
Il qualities, tuIoi 10 skgys-i.s sale ~
w. DANIEL.
~" - guFtru afIlyr Do. gt.Ea.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03
AIY-lUTTt.Ii CIii.Ap.

( IlTAE- i have received 10y t.a Tr-c-turi av.-y
- large auprly oi plain auI OIL, .snf Guars from ~
'o 80 warranted. IS DANIEL,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03

>Al.t AND tuNIL. go ~. q
~ NJ NN'h~ iIN"rYoH tUe S,.F n ~. tIr. .r.., ~,
~ " 100 ton. Lump Plaster, Tor sH'. ,rfi,arsi. ,
l.. LIDLNH = son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03

I W. RANDOLPH q 90 hlve rr.rIycL
- Lectures CO. Young Men nn tlir Mirf ts form r 4
81 flr''r aud q. D." CUHiucf uf Iafr. ~ eftl. py -.
W buucsh Huti'0rnf Lectures to W. mon - VIZ"
l1tye HuUk Tor ,ufeuhur
10 'E ~ Spef linens II the Engraving q AZ ,, -..,
IN Grdy'H Ilfiya Hnok ' "''" ei''i'I
october No. North American Urv.4.g
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rHos. NowLhND,
pk y Pc X AND TAILOR
Al CTIOE
AND COIMIssIOS RuSIxrSS

~ h 81 l'n casks yer, lin. Cheese itnI-,,. -
- ''' S4'o' lh"' ~ DAVENPORT NiIES' ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03

E,A,Ul. .,25,la c9lIoaNn.-os 0oao ssjo65aod-a,t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03

nuTTtH. CHEESE. y APPLIES
~ - cdsN- 10 th.rse
80 - 1nls AppIes--5do Ncwiowl Piprius Jus. rc.,..
10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03

j ',,' a 20 aud has" % utt,n,nt of Bon.
Ns'ou'' Nuun' Bonu"ts 0. 90, ..GI D.
Ladies Uati straw du g.
no plain to de- 2auI finer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03

lIE FuhsctDgI h1s taken iu r3clarlc Ter ono of he
own, second band rfr.W JuWnf Zoe guntur,rr. uHi.l
ic can srl' q batEstn. A. gDITs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-11
r he In I'll del.
For the Herald Of the Times.
PY J. r. ID.

" Nnd lives there uo'v beneath this broad eynAnse
One t,Jk, ule foul ldUdtOr OF chance ?"
1hrrr tiyrd ~ u small village situated uf
ih" CONNECTICUT, IN the eastern section oi
Vermont, u man who had passed the merid-
ian oI lie, aud Whose days had been de- voted
To The cultivation Of q farm. that fell TO him
OH the death of hs father. From infancy, he
had been instructed m the good old fashion.
cd way OF his plous ancestry, nnd so strictly
did he conform 10 their rurtanical rites and
ceremonies, tha, hc went by the name Of the
GOOD Puritan Possessing dlscrimino.
ting knowledge Of men aud things, with n
Sufficient competency of this worlds goods
bis manners were free and easy, and in every
way t'cunlng n man aud \ christian; which
nnlied "a the benrvornce of hl- heart. mad,
hin one of lie mast, II moi the most inlucn
inl mud useful mcmbors of tho little common
wealth where he resided. lie vas jealous
IN the causc uffcligion. aud tor several year'
Ind been deacon Of the parish cb urch.
lie had an only son, upon whom he hnd
bestowed al the attention that q fond and
dcvo,cd parent could. IN hopes that The pillow
NJ bis old sge ", The companion ~ hi. youth
The partner Of L,s tolls, ,lcp, from her lobort
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-11
Attention. gFasd Heads I!

nFalthe remsI,cs ever devise tor the rest" ati"
~ anI preservation of 4 liair nothing has been
inund rq AlIbers urapi iiait Ton E. sci
ON Iai storesiure tue hair heal handb MY. MANY
h" were lald three mon;s can no" rxbi lluA"-
lant he uf Itir.
II Is prepared from pc "f III. e'eb,aied Dr Al
eit nj Pans, by Que of h pups.
The owing cttrf iT"GI br = Fbch Is very MIDI
rhil ,dollhia, May 10, 1899.
pr Jayue--lieaG sir tr'l that can hardly say
no rg tn \ n "a lavoruf ilihrrs Oirag nous a. IL uul
nld byy u. ihal the honor uf - pursonala qurhahcr
VITA NJ b. IN Paris. lie l. known I" All lht
,yurld ns nae pt IN. most ntue AT l. ruteIs AN prac
TO- cs ~ az dI-cas, the KIN, ihat has eNr h. en-
know al VIII" aitcndei hi c"nsutal ous
the eat li"spl al -aini onis q" WI" nave h'a'd h's
,bc lectures, witnessed the sue css OF his private
Irac ice, Ui uHhesitailUg! acknowledge. LIS nali
one cons dcr one Of tiie b st preparations ih lhc
hair with which we ARE acquainted aud tlly Jdsihes
lie rtIOn III the rspt cusot the pi prtio Lave
'Npereured the mUst .ignal beneh from H. Ny htil
had heeh itllng ui about two years, and had become
cry thin threatening spCeGV baldnrss, when com
nruc u,iug t!3I~ rene Y. Ia Hhuu one wtc' d ceas
I'd u TAIL fT. have Is ii II nov about IN ee months
md have luli aud tch hed Of hair can posi-
oi friends, WHO ~ .prak we'll Of II. u IatlIiuy
"mplu, rl, nave - count Of Its general s"cce :.
al the vdrins articles emp Dyed for the r, such a.
he OIL all the lrreni preparations OF b a. ;.
~, vegetable hair o exc without experiencing much,
: : riT|:n, No I7a Chcsnu, Il.
opy or a letter ON e g lark Pastor Of lie Gaplis
,huch at IIa!dnnhrid, J.
rIaddonfi,l !, Feb IL ls39.
Ir u JnN nNnr--Sir; "a y pleasure ~ Informing y"n
hu The bottle uf AHA i's ilair Tonic viii II obtained
yuu last tr,oh '. l. proved mo~t satiI ct"rt ana
.n,crssfh. Ny har had inr long me been exceed
Hgy lhin. Eat iuI two ~ ihfe years past II had 50
itcn out itn NY heat hal ioeume ~" ea'nely
b1,d. | was a. Ter tie u,C s.iiy Of cUncealI"g the
Ialdncs 10y combine the hair the des oyeI ~. Hui
Iow after u.Iua cut half at b tile OF the Tonic,
lave ~ iux"raIl Il g,"~ III Of hair as o'rl hn :
&C PARK.
The rrv Leon ~ ~. cher Pastor of the Baptist
hutch at Great an y, Pa. who a uscd t zee bu rs
ltttr s1I.x i'm I.ara II InI :
ia lr I0yu,: Ma ,h ,, 1889.
My h ir is grow ins hn'ly, assure Ao".'
|. LErCHE'.
! Mr. Flct hers hr d Is now completely covG.ci wuh
iur growth oi new han, wi hr had beer perfectly
| Hl hctur
| II may be had wholesale and retail Of DR.. ID
JAYNE, General Agent, No 20 South lhir,
street, Philadelphia. Price 81. Tjunc i3.
For sale hy Mrs. ANNA NJ. EDDY
Agent for Newport. aud JonN a. WAps
wRTH, Providence, K. |.
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JUST RECEIVED,
1Grsh supply Of Ms Jo!lOwi"g
NALU ABLE
i)dteMt dHeOiriMr1, ST.,

VIZ:
Doet Phelps Tomato Pills
Hays l.inineni FOR the Plies.
Oldlidpe's balm of Communication promoting
he growth Of hair on bald heads.
Buffalo Dil--fJr do do.
Mrs Gardnnr's Balsnm Of Liyerwort, for colds
aud coughs.
Browns Kreosotc aud Gall Toolh-aeho drops.
Moore's Essence of Life.
Whilwell's Liquid Opode'doc.
Volatile Aromatic Snuff.
Carpenters Extract SarsopaIilla.
1hompson's Eye Water.
Lees y l. Bilious Pills.
Thonpson's Keosoto and Gaii Tooih-sehs
Drops.
Doct. kingl"y's Pills
Mahy's Plaster.
Jebb's Lnment.
Relies Botanical Drops.
Relies Asihmaiic Pills
llinckIey's Remedy for Piles.
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
American Sal Rheum Ointment,
Universal Corn Cure.
Bullard's Oil Soap.
Williams Oil Spruce.
Vegetable Indian Specific for coughs, SO.
DIR. Rushs Pills for dyspepsia.
DR.. Thompson's rooh-ache Drops
Rawson's lich Ointment.
Doct. Cuoley's Vegetable Elixir, FOR coughs,
colds asthma, SC
Tor sale by
r. II. HAZARD,
SIGN ruE GoLprS MORTAR,
Near he Court House, .Nucpori, X. l.
Apr,l U.s. 1899
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the son of Mr. Wilson. But why he should
leave the house in such disorderly manner
and with such an agiiaied counl' nance, he
could not understand Ailer he services
were concluded, Mr. ). informed Dea. fl. OF
lhe arrival of AL. Wilson, who expressed
great surprise that nc did MT know he son
uf him who had been his nearest nelghbo'
and most intimate friend, and concluded that
II he did not call, that after tea, they "ou''
make some inquiries for him, a' The 'llag'
Hotel. They had just seated themselves a.
the lebc, when they heard 0 sharp report, ~
the direction Of the orchard. They arose I'M
mcdi1,cly, aud wondering wha, it could meat
TOR report Of a pistol on Sunday was moi
cominon) went immediately to tie orchard
and 10 lhcr surprise and horror, found eA'
tended on the ground, the llieless corpse %!
young Wilson. The tale is soon tod.
/ While at College he became acquainted
with o young man Of dissolutc hnbts with
whom he asswa,cd, until ono after another
every virtuous principle of his heart was
gone, aud lie found himself cropping in tn
cold aud checrcss mazos Of inf!eiy. lie
forgot or disregardcd the hdmonilOns OF hi
plous fu thcr until lost To all sense Of shame,
he was prepared 10 do anything to satisfy hi
vicious passions. Having cntlced young
and lovely elrl from the paths OF Innocence
aud virtue, without Il particle "f honor, lett,
aud fearing The exposure of hls guilt, he lciI
College unknown to any one. aud travelled
Sol III. Here he engaged IN business and
lived disgrace to himself, until hearing OF
the death Of his father he concluded TO return
home. lie did. bat what was his surprise.
when On his arrival, he learned that Mis-
---- had become the wife of his classmatc,
Mr. -, and he minister of the 90 pei.
/. Since hearing OF The death Of his father,
George Wilson had been unhappy. The
recollection of his past conduct, crowded upon
his mind. and his situation was any thing but
happy. Home had 10 endearncnls for him
fur the voice That made il happy, was nov
hu,hcd 10 deuth. The old elm that stood ~
front of the house. aud of which he was once
80 fond, aud proud, seemed to chant IN the
rus,lng Of lis leaves, the drge of departed
jny.. Every thing connected with his once
happy home, only served to increase his mis-
cry. lie was alone, aud all nature wore Il
cold and gloomy aspect. The cold chills OF
lnfdcIily hid dried up all his plous feelings
and robbed his mlnd of every thing attractive
and lovely. llc visited the graves of his pa.
rents for The last time. and as he left them
east lingering look on The spot where he
had passed the sunshine Of his days, eiI
it forever.
/ lie went TO church as has been seen, bu'
there was no peace for him there. aud Oh
iinding the preacher TO be his claSsmate, his
feelings overcome his reason, and he left the
/ house with The firm determination OF putting
an end To- his existence. How well he sue
/ cerdcd the reader has seen.
/ lie was taken up and carried into the houst
and the second day after his death, after up
proprlalc services by his ain lctcd classmate
was buried by the side Of lis paron,s,-tlt
\ last of the Wilson's.
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LIVERY STA5lE

TnNIIE subscriber, late Of tho firm Of Stewar,
Weaver, respectfully informs his friends
and The public, that he will continue TO carry OF
the business of n LNery Stable, in all its branch
es, nj the west Stable in Greene street whor,
The best Horses and Carriages can hc had At al
times at the customary prices Particular alen
tion paid io conveying passengers to and from
the Steamboats, on their arrival and departure.
JOHN 6. WEAVER.
Newport, Dec. ), 1899
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Stoves ut Cost.

RElNG determined TO close nv business by
- sprng. and having large nu.nber, oi
various pn',crn'. on hand wIll sell any oi
them q, cost for cash Those Who nfe IN
want had better call soon. or they viii losr
The opportunity of snppving themselves al
50 cheap fs,o. WN. J.. MELvILl,.
Nov 3. lsa0