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NEW and SeasOnable Goods.
TIIOS. q. BROWN & son

HAVE just received, fresh supply of
- wool. dyed blue md blue black Braver
Cloths, Asphslium cloth Fancy Cassnrrcs,
Ves'ngs and Tal'nr's Trimmings. suitable
for The s"nson-whIch they viii msk" ~ to
order, IN the hes, style. Oct g. lSJ2
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Brooks Alfred Peckl,nn Mis-. Ruth T.
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Guardians Notice.

IllE subscriber gives public notice, that
he has been appointed by The Hon
Court of Probslo, ofthe town OF Pori rismouth
Guardian of UiLiiam IT. Clifford, tby him
specially chosen to nc, IN sand capacity. for
The reason that he. the SAID William. has. BY
long aud severe III health, become incapable
of managing his pccunlary conccrns.) aud
having given bond according to law, hercb,
calls upon all persons having demands against
SAID William II. Clifford, to cxmbl, the same
within SIX months from the date hereof, aud
those indebted To mike immediate payment.
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Portsmouth, Sept. l2, 1912 -Gw-S SO.
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Cotton Warp,

RLUE and unbleachcd, of a good quality
- Just received and for sale by
JOHN F. TOWNSEND.
Sent 20
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LOTION! LoTIoNI
DR.. Evans 6eautiflinc Lotion:


II lGHLY esteemed for curing all eruption, eoarsness,
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lor Its virtues In cleansing, soening, and purify ing the
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Russell Ia CLARKE,
WATCHMAKERS 4 JEWELLERS.

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Then Mr. Higgs.' said Bolton, in low. calm
voice, which contrasted strongly with the excited
manner in which he had hitherto spoken, and be-
coming pale and red in the same instant; wilkins
must have betrayed u.s.
Higgs did not answer for some time. Then he
said: Il don't believe it. He's not the man to blow
on comrade. lie gets strange freaks, and is as
mad as bedlame at times, think; hut never
mad enough for that. Ho knows me too well,
said he, s,ernly. And again the attorney saw in
his face that cold, savage expression which had
once before made his flesh creep. mo, no; no
fear of that But I'm puzzled, must confess.
There was dead pause, in which these two con-
federates sat LOOKING each other in the eyes.
you understand the law said Higgs at last, i
don't. Let me hear the will; perhaps may think
of something which don't strike YOU
Bolton got the will, and sitting down, read ii
from beginning to end.
That's all right in law, is i,!' demanded lliggs.
Bolton nodded.
'Cu,s her off without "COPPER"
She'll have nothing
Then how can she law it, Law is mt made
for poor people,
perhaps she has friends who will stand by her.
'T'ain'. the way of the world. They stand by
people who are going into forrns, not out of 'em,
said Iliggs. He took up roll Of paper and COM
menced drumming with it on the table, while the
attorney, usually so shrewd and ready, stood in
front of him with his eyes fixed on his face, as il
he expected to find in his cold unmoved features
some indication of tho thoughts a. work in his
brain.
'IllegiIimate, illegiiimate.' mut,ered he. THAT
| suppose is all CANNON
Bolton looked at him with sharp, cautious, r
resolvIe rye, but did no, answer.
THAT'S enough; need Mt sny word more.
said Ilisgs reading the glance. 4 suspected as
much. Another little item in the general BILL
But do nj see the use Of it. Suppose she is a
BASTARD What hen' How does it help you'
AN iIlcg;ma,e child can, inherit
well, suppose she can't Can you''
TO BE CONTINUED
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MtstelIa US.
LUCY CRAWFORD
on
THE FOR ED WILL.
so, It's YOU, Jnck PhlIlinin

80, it's you, Juck Phillips"
Yes. Lucy replied the young man, s'avely; 4
came here, scarcely know why. went 10 your
house and found You gone; and George either
could mt or wouldn't tell where you were. I've
rearched for you. all over; and by the mses,
rhancc saw you here, MS was passing. Twas at
raid you might be in want, or trouble, and
cculd'n, bear the thought of that. Du, you seem
quite comfortable" said he, looking about the
richly furnished room.
Yes, for a time am said Lucy. The young
lady who live here has been yer, kind 10 me. But
J shall soon be where can earn my own bread
With will, Jack, there's always way; and
will an homes, living, if work my fingers to
the bonc!'
Phillips looked a, her and shook bis head; for he
saw how thin her face was, how dark, and deep
ard glowing were her eyes; and he observed The
bright and feverish glow of her check; and FORE
boding came across him, lha, her hour OF toll wa,
drawing TO its close.
'But can't help you in any way, Lucy'' IN.
qu:rcl he earnestly. you know would slave
ike dog to do it. ! could nj tell you that
The girl approached him, and laying her hand
on his arm, and sinking her voice, said Jack.
have something on my mind that has been wearing
away my life by inches. wanted 10 speak lc
some one about it, but was afiaid. could nj
rrs with then, said she, pointing as if 10 those
IN the other part Of the house, and least Of all 10
her-,he young lady, I mean-but III tell you
She looked about her, as f fearful of being over.
heard, and spoke almost in whisper:
you mustn't breathe it 10 SOUL needn't 20
over the difficulties between George aud myself
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FOR PROMOTING THE GROWTH
AND BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR

VVNiE GENUINE BUFFALO OIL IL fast taking ths
place OF all other preparations for the hair now in
use. beauties and soens the hair, giving it satin
gloss mat no other article does, and causing curl
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outside wrapper Of the genuine will be signed by the pro-
pretor WM BRowS, also copyright for the engraved
Congress- 1910. See that Buffalo Oil" il impressed upon
the glass bottle, to avoid the counterfeit Dealers can DO
supplied Of WIN. BROWN, 4sl Washington ct. Boston
For sale by J. ROSS Jr., Woodstock vi
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TERMs-S2,oo year; 81 so in ddtdnes. The cost Of
In all cases TO be paid by the
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Subscribers may have their card inserted for So an.
non subscribers for SO a year.
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LINES,

JPrittea on reading sereral pamphlets published
By C'efgymea against the abolition
of the Gailoms.
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Bank Note and Exchange Table.
December, 1912.
CORRECTED BY
w WILLIS T. co.,
LANCE & MONEY BROKER,
NO 10, STATE STREET, BOSTON

1 The bills Of nll the Banks in the New England States
which are In good credit, received at par deposit.
by the following Bank, vz-Atlas, Atlaniic Eagle Free
mans Globe, Mechanics, Hamilton, Market, Merchanty
North State Suffolk, Shoe and Leather Dealers Shaw.
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" The Suffolk Bank fransacts all business relating ia
country banks, for the above named banks.
1.-THE Boston Bank receives all current money
Counterfeit % bills on many ofthe New England Bank
are In circulaOn-Perkins' stereotype plate.
Counterfeit SIS arc In ciculation on the Plymouth Bank
Mass letter of various dates. The first appearance OF
these bills good but they easily detected by observ
ing that the words .hree dollars" in fine PRINT very
irregular and defective.
Also SIS on the Tolland County Bank, Conn New plate
letter ID, Vgnette cupids cncrclng the figure Flint
Cashirei Stcarns President. Ucll done.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-17
COURT ORD e X = !.

UIRoINfA.-At Rules held la the clerk's once OF
the superior Court u ca sncery the Richmond Cur
Robert smith, Phl
sam1slC Nichols and Lavlida his wife, and other
Tho defendants above nafnet not having entered hell
appcatance aud given security according the OF
stnby aud the rules Of THIS Court. and appearing b,
satisfactory evidence, that they ot this
Commonwealth u N ordered That that the defend
ants no appear al tho Rules o. be held the Monday
10 November neat, an answer tho hl of the psind
that coy OF THIS ori.I t. foih~h inserted In some
bewspsp published the city Of Richmond months
sncecssvey ami posted al the trout door OF tho Cato
la the said city. eogy-Tcre.
au5-w9s wN a SANDS, a. q.
ITfHGINIA-At Cireult Superior Court of law AM
v Chsnesry, tor tho couIty OF Henrico ani City al
kehmon m the Chaneery side. held az the Capitol, In
the sail Guy, on Friday, November l2h, ISL:
Peter Beverley, administrator Of Munlorj Beverley
deceased, Plaintiff,
Against
Carter Beverley, Trustee Of lucy Uurwcll Collin and
James koss Carter Beverley, wu Taylor, executors
If John Taylor. deed, sud byrd Beverley, D,ns.
THIS cause e1uc On this day. be- again heard the
papers formerly read. aud the report Conus
nakct made puf suni 10 the order OF 18th day OF Fchu
ars. onc thousand cgm huairci Gni thty ionT aud
argued by counsel TIA consideration the cour
sustaining the cxeep ion II tho plaintiff to the ston
the defendant OF Carter Beverley, doth recomnlt the
report 10 ci the Commissioners OF mi. Court. with
Instructions TO ascertain, u practicable, when Muniord
Beverley. the intcstAc o the painul notice
the asssnmtnt the defendant. Carter beverley e.
the dcfcn ianis, Colin AMI James Ross, OF the bon1
conruvcs In is sa aud tho state OF the
wcen sad Munjrd Beverley aud Carter Beverley thai
time and report tho same TO the Court, with any matt
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself which
may be required 10y the parties 10 &c 50 stated
wM G. SANDS, e. T.
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" e DICIN n y.
..-rrr- TO FAMILIES.
uowAnD's dMrnovED) TONIC MIX

no. Those who would have recourse 81 F'hB.fS Ne.
d.efss Zoe ftrer and Agae. Dyspepsid aud k.rroas
Weakaessss should disc rmnsc between the 'fhcu sani
sni one remedies constantly heraed iorh TO the pub e
the same In all times ast) and that almost
tsfrtiiY successful pre- trrtItion called
koWAND's uMPRONED) TONIC MIXTURE.
few remarks will illustrate the difference. In
the drst place the Of the Tonic Mixture
cure Of the Fever and ARue u entirely and pc
s'shdr, YET safer priReiTdss. seeocdly-It not only
prosspfy the course Of Hs ehis when pune
aud perseverney used. but the wonied
t.netions Of the general system TO perfectly healthy
aack has never had IL DC fore
ThiralyThc system, daring the administration cfthe
proved Tonic Mixture springs up Erder tie ben
'Hdssnes and gives forth health
riSor. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES less effect upon the bow
els the cause OF the disc passes OF In the Way
sroney Indicated by nature. Fnhly-ls effects the
system are uniformly mild and SAFE well efficient
Hni II as well adapted the icebest infant snpy by
notification Of the dose, TO the vigorous adult
Many other considerations, OF the Importance
the ANXIOUS parents and invads, might be enumerated
here ht the above few OF the points Of contrast In
comparison with the remedies generally rcsorted In
icssonal aud family practice from which prefer judy
mont may be formed In selecting the remedy.
N. II. With view establish entire confidence In
the efficiency Of the "Rowands Improved Tonic Munrc
90 effect lasting Of Fever and Agur the proprietor
restores the original guarantee, viz The money shall be
puueually used without producing the desired effect
Address Or John r. Rowand, No - North Second Street
Philadelphia.
Supplies received by the Sole Agent for Rich
mond, Va JOHN GAlNOR,
10 One door above the Bell Tavern.
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TO MOTHERS.

MESsRS. Z. CHASE observation-disclosures much
W said about the extraordinary effects Of the Resur.
ion or PEI sian Pills upon those about become mothers
wewero tndueedto make trial ofthem My wife
lime the mother Of children, anu had suffered the
ious ADD excrueiaing pains during and after her conne-
nent OF each She bal tired every and much
medicine but found little relief She ence IA.
King the Persian Pills about months before her confne-
nent Cher health being very about this length tine
rtvous) and soon AFTER enabled by their attend
." the cares OF mother 10 her family until her conGnc
lnen A. the time she commenced taxing the Persian
fis and FOR several weeks previous, she afflicted with
dry, hard cough and frequent cramps which the
use 81 the Pns entirely removed before using half box
IS with great confidence that advise all those about
10 become mothers, TO make OF the Persian Pills All
those that have taken them in have got
along IN the same easy manner and about the house
IN Jew days There does not appear TO be half the dan
ger OF other difficulties setting in amer confinement where
these Pills taken We unledy sly, let neglect
IAkns them for they are in the reach Of the poor well
H5 the rich We truly thankful that there Is remedy
which females easily procure, which bids fair
sea tie world Of suffering, which many OF them have 10
bear and perhaps the lives thousands which other
wise would lie lost. =. ROBERTS,
A. o. ROBERTS
Rochester, May iih, 1873.
For sale hy A.. G. STEVENS
ri On
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MEDICAL WORKS,
SMITH DRINKER < MORpIC

SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS.
I'HE principle and practice Of Modern Surgery, by
L Druit from the second London dillon illustrated lin
my wood ELgravings with Notes and Comments by
flnf, :, Lecturer therapeutic and operative sur
gerry in the Louisville Medical Institute
DssGsss 81 fhe Uterus series OF Clinical Lectures lie
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Lodge d. member Of the Massachusetts Me Heal Socie
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Lectures on Morbid Anatomy Mature and treatment
oil Acute and Chronic Diseases, by John Armstrong H.
edited bY RN with account Of the life and writlnas o
DR. Armstrong, by Dill, ID
fSrS Principles Of Medicine by Billing. NJ NJ frs
American, from fourth London edition. i'm prov
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Rose on Consumption, de-C0nsumpiiOn durable, a
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wORTHAM. M'sRUDEK a CO.
OEEER EOR S4IE

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