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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-01

From that sensible little paper, the
Lynn (Mass.) Locomotive, we extract the
following paragraph, which is the conclu:
sion of an article on ,'Isms."-
Next comes Washingtonianism. The
apostle of this ism is John Hawkins. His
name is written upon the heart Of every
Washingtonian, and thousands call him
blessed. His name should be handed
down from generation to generation, as
one good and great, the benefoctor Of the
race, Some Of the beauties of this ism
are. that it transforms beast into man;
it raises the drunkard from the gutter, and
makes him equal with his fellow man; il
changes his home from hell TO heaven;
i, heals the broken heart of his wife; II
clothes the naked; it feeds the hungry, and
dispenses throughout the land the bless
ings of peace, health, comfort, and Prospe'
rity. We believe in it. Walk up, gentle.
men, and sign the pledge. i.
A LESSON FOR ScoLpINa WIvEs.--
Sand I dare say you have scolded your
wife very often, Newman" said l, once
Old Newman looked down, and the wife
took up The reply. "Never to signify
and if he has, deserved it," Sand dare
say, if the truth were told, you have scold'
ed him quite as often" may" said the
old woman, with beauty of kindness
which all the poetry in the world cannot
excel, show can wife scold her good
man. who has been working for her and
her little ones all the day! 1t may do for
man to be peevsh, for it is he who bears
the crosses of the work; but who. shoult
make him forget them but his own wife
And she had best, for her own sake-lo
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-01

EDWARD BRoUGHToN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-17
MONEY MARKET.

Wedn esday, Wow. 1876 p. NJ.
good business done at the Stock Board this
ing in sound State Stocks at firm prices. Kentucky 6s
improved cent and New York State 6s 1862 closed
I per cent under yesterdays rates.
Alabama is quoted at twenty per cent discount
The late law authorising the Communication of the Safety
Fund banks have defeated its object mas
much it the of throwing into the market
quantity of the broken bank equal the whole
amount of commutaton. Thus some of the banks had
loaned money the bills of the delinquent banks The
other institutions bought this pledged money to pay in
their commutaton Therefore that payment did not de-
the legal circulation outstanding. only deprived
the Safety Fund ofits revenues
exchanges to-day there has been moderate business
only. The supply of bills is not large which accounts for
this maintenance of rses The large wooen houses and
other importers both agents and merchants have made
most Of their remances long since and the demand is
consequently limited. There in the market many
English Colonial bills of the first character; drawn
by West India Colonial Banks the London Colonial
Bank and bearing the endorsement of Virginia Banks
The supply of Canada drawn bills is also good. The
agents here have probably been under accepances for
Canada Banks against the proceeds bills which are sold
meet them. These bills of the first character and
offered at per The range of prices does
materially vary from quotations Of yesterday. At the
south bills hagg the amount increases In July last the
exchanges inavor OF Orleans and specie began
seek that quarter Up to September LIST 900
had reached there the way Since that time the
Produce SHIPPED FROM NEw ORLEANS, SEPT.
D,
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General PrintIng-BOOks-Pa
Cards-Bills, &c.
To the Business Public.

Having now nearly completed of the most splendid
GENERAL PRINTING OFFICES, organized in
this city, we are ready to print books, pamphlets cards,
bills, and all kinds of useful and elegant printing the
most olerate terms, and for cash pay ments.
This office we have fitted up at great expense-in
types presses and materials of all kinds We have area
dy executed work the amount Of several thousands OF
dollars and are still busy printing of the most beau
tul articles issued from the press Lady's Maya
zine called the "ARIsr printed in this Office and is
acknowledged to be the beautifully printed magazine
in the country The beautiful Typography of the New
YonK LANCET is well known.
All applications for printing will be made to Mr. JOSEPH
ELLIOTT the Manager at the Office of the Hersd-or up
stairs in the printing Office entrance at % Nassau street.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEroR HERALD GENERAL PRINrIrG OFFICE,
North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
New YoRx Goth Sept. lS42
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s3.2i5.O0O

In return for this about 900 has gone to that
port making s3OO0Oo0, and exchanges yet show sign
OF rising the contrary the rates in the western country
New York show Indebtedness in their favor,
sual event at this Of the year. Usually this
son OF the those States in debt the east for their
fall purchases and sending their produce to New Or.
leans for sale, Eastern funds become in demand that
point because they are agood remittance from Ohio to
New York. As the now stands no western demand
for eastern funds is likely in the Orleans
market Hence, with the increasing shipments OF produce
the flow of specie to that point will be accelerated On
the 18th the Creole from Havana arrived with
francs in gold
The Governor OF Louisiana has nominated E. Forsall
Albert Hoa, VIM Frere,, Eugene Rousseau John B. Lee
prete and Randall Currell Commissioners to liouidate
the affairs of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana
The Stockholders of the Erie Railroad Company met at
the Broad Street Hotel of Broad and Pearl streets
this morning at 10 o'clock for and TO
their plans for the election tomorrow Their propertv
has been .adly tempered with by family and political fac,
tons who have sacrificed much capital promote their
private ends The stockholders have On Opportunity
prove to the Legislature and the people, whether or not
they will permit that work to be kicked about politi
cal football for the next fire six years. To this
dire result the darling scheme OF the polite amongers
the direction and for this they twice postponed
the annual elections but the scheme can be admirably
frustrated by the stockholders if they will elect equal
numbers Of honest men Of both partiesmen who have
prirate ends to promotemen who will faithfully perform
the duties of Directors without seeking employment
emoumen for themselves and Reimbursement who desire
contracts for supplying materials and who no
lands sell the company at prices II may be
advisable and just pass by law by which Directors
shall be recompensed for their time dev service
of the Company certain rate per dem those in the
country be paid their necessary travelling expenses
and from the meetings Of the Board provided the meetings
not held oftener than twice month, thereby doing
away with every inducement for private contracts
ira allowances but by all should there be bylaw
enacted prohibiting every Director from having any pc
cuniary interest in any contract bargain with III
Company, under penalty oforfeng his station in the d.
rection An executive committee Of the stockholders
should be appointed to aid the direction in erretng
out all the transactions of the families and eques who
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Total, lo6,73,3Oo s6s7 1888 2s7 7s3 snl 40 40, 10
fopula- 100000 pr head, ssI 3l2,7io pr head 63a
This presents the fact that the ratio of tax Der head is
the same in both cities if we compute that the population
oil New York has not increased since ls4O some quar-
tiers has been estimated to have diminished The popu
iaton OF Boston, appears has far the greatest
ton OF dstribuve wealth. In that city 100000 persons
are possessed of 900 of personal property or
s4lo per head. In New York $4,000 are posses.
sed Of $6looo0oo. less than $500 per head. With
that superiority of capital Boston has amply the
age in prosecuting the hold she has on the western trade
With the two large for the business which il
has heretofore DONE thus off, the trade of the city
New York must, per force be stationary declining
even although the aggregate business of the whole Union
should ba rapidly on the increase This revolution
in the course of business beginning be percepti
bic. That New York is immensely the loser b. is in
ameasure, her own fault He large capitalists have been
led by designing politicians, whose whole aim was the
plumber to be got out of bubble companies which had
prevented them from taking proper steps secure their
hold on the internal trade, while they have scarcely
without opposition allowed themselves to be deprived of
their commerce by the enactment of an oppressive tariff
BY these means New Yo been deprived of business
worth at least $40 900 per anuum This s not tenn
porary stagnaon of ira e but growing
y operating causes against which efforts of theirs
contend The chief trade of the city DESTROYED by
prohibitve tariff If that tariff as evaded it must be bv
smuggling in other quarters If continue long enough
in operation to establish regular channels trade in those
quarters, the remedy which immediate modification
of the tariff will lose its effect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-17

0D- THERE is ONLY ONE WAY OF DOING
every thing right and there is only and certain
remedy for badness and grey hair If the hair to be
restored from badness weak thin hair strengthened
thickened the skin must first be restored its natural
healthy state the circulation promoted, and its action
kept up The nerves, blood vessels, SC connected with
the bulb root will thus be acted upon through the
cation of Clirehugh's Trcopherous Patent Medcated
Compound, which will excite the skin to increased
vity, reanmae the bulb and thus at all ages produce
new growth Of hair,
Price 81. Sold by Crehugh. patentee, 205 Broadway
up stairs Private entrane for ladies' first door in Fulton
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Died.
On Tuesday evening, MIR. Mason BRows, Of Plymouth,
Michigan.
His friends and acquaintances and those of Mr.. A. c.
Waterbury, invited attend his funeral from the
sdence of VIM. NJ Burrll $50 Pearl street. this day
Thursday at o'clock p NJ His remains will be taken
10 the Greenwood Cemetery for interment
Al saugerties, the 10th inst SAMUEL FIcKETT in the
74th year of his age.
Ther relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this Thursday afternoon
O'Clock from the house Of his sonn.law, Hiram Wash
burn, 232 Seventh street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-17

,rqu La Grange-25i bales cotton Pilot lie
W tomiret.-i6 d Lester--i5 II Colt co52
Van Dsmme 4 : W ~V " "ASi''-iVV ''i'eS
sAyASNAH-Brig Augusa-2a bales cotton w 8 Pos,-ia
rie-1os y prescott--i9 Bogart Kneeaud7 Sturgts
oos Il; 90 " sks nee Colnss6 do Buer-20
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State OF Trade.

State OF Trade.
Late advices from Jamaica give the following Compare
tive statement of the produce Of the Island -
Hhds Sugar. Phs. Rum Trs CoHs,
lS4l, ,69l 8299 1870
1912, 5000 l2I4s ss0a
Excess, 1891 $3.50 oaa
CottonMore active business has done both for
port and home but prices have varied24O0 bales
Upland, at ST cents fair u g; 900 Mobile 81 o. fair
St 81 and 400 New Orleans s! 10; fair 81 81 to-
gether 37OO bales.
Ccfse-Saies Brazil att asi cents Laguayrs asi /;
Cuba a 8, A mos ST. Domingo 8 81 cents, cash
Narai Sfores-Sales OF 1000 bbls North County Tur.
pentine at 1913 sales of $50 bbls Southern Spirits Tur.
pentine, in lots, at 40 a Al cents, mos.
Oas-Sales Of whale, IS cents cash American Lin
seed sold in lots So cents cash; Masees Olive brought
1928 $3.50, amos; Crude SPERM at go SO cents
ly at 62l
Propisions-Mess and prime Pork, in good demand at
50a SO the stock of Pork is about $4,000 bbls New
Mess and Prime Beef sales at IS So rs for Mess and
SO s7i for Prime Old Hams selling at 81, 81 o.
and Smoked Beef cents
Rcesoo tierces fair to good at s7ias I2t, mostly at
So cash
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ITO PRINTERS AND PUBLIsHEEs.-A young man,
practical pn,el who thoroughly acquainted with his
employed ths saP,sy q and .svs.
fSy s%
Sy "ss salary will Gsy
Re.pectable references given and required. Nil jsb
WANrED,-Two ;eeond hand counters. For Dimensions.
MILLERs LECTUKEs-Mr Miller will lecture this
ssy at 10 o o a. nS d Md,o o S in H.
cosd Coming OF Christ n 1888 nl7 lt.rc
COURSE Of 'sysn ec'pres 90 0aoIy will D. d,lysIed
Gr which viii take place on Friday evening,
The h Mo s is use and importance
!! viii %
g To and *. as
Companion Office, 100 Fulton st. nil 2t.r
&c n aG' '
s Sr he mab 's M
HANG.ENVGl PAPER .n MARBLE oRNAMENTs, &C.
DEL rex quantity e hanging paper Of various patterns. n
Gt. 70 suit 6uyers Also invoice Of marble aLd
hmums-a handsome parlor plant-w keep in bloom the
TO the widoy Of the soldiers and sailors the revolution
Id s war who were married sesIs the i. January 1921
ad satss TSo.s not ' sSs
s sHa oe viii ss' %
we'll apply b M 81 Jn%gs T sass other w bu 80
ness, WHICH will call to Washington during pre-
:
nil lmsr
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC sOCTETY.-Th, So
~ cety conf rmy with the hanee in its bvaws
Private Amateur Association and the sale Of tickets
all its performances prohibited.
slhe usual number Of puolc performances will be given
during the ensuing and will be BY
the Board Of Managers and the members ofthe Society,"
duce them in the brilliant and effective manner
The first public pe,oI%anee will ass place at the Broad
of Hay dn ceebate descriptive oraoro OF the Sea
sons being the first time in this country.
Terms Of subscription S. emitting the subscriber three
tickets Of admission each pubic performance during the
subscriptions eli ed the music OF Firth Hall
FrsnhIo square; j. L. Hewitt & Co, $50 Broadway; 8. G.
Jpli,e saj Broadway; Dy HILL 1888 Canal street, and At
ni73t '' ~ "
PALM LkAE-5ob bales landing and for sal, by
BOYD Il HINCkr.N, Tonune Buildings.
ILLINOIS BANK notes wanted az Improved rates by
hIr JAMES CO, 60 Wall st.
FROZEN BANKS tine highest price will be paid for al
MIR JAMES g. CO., 90 Wall t
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% THE LOCK HOSPITAL IN PARIS, UNDER
the distinguished management of NJ Rcord is of the
best for vinerea patients in the
world All the remedies for the of these terri
BILE affections have been introduced with great
Encouraged by the fortunate results Of NJ Records modes
of treatment the remedies have been under
the direction the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy of
the city OF New York. end to be had at their princps
Office The Partisan Alternative Mixture" for the cure
OF all forms of syphilis whether primary secondary
sold at ST. per bottle and in of haladozen bottles
S. Apatients obtain the gratuitous advice OF the
Consulting Physician of the College.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office Of the College, 81 Nassau ST.. N Y.
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Marrlcd.


On Tuesday morning, 18th inst by the Rev. Dr. An.
thon ALExANpER HAMILTON, Jr. to ELIZABETH S. eldest
daughter of the late Henry w. Ncoll.
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port OF the shipping left the port whence they sailed The
esses spoken on their list of their cargo and ay
,oregn newspapers they may have He viii board them
home abroad will ao confer vcr BY sending 70 tb
once all the marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
information OF any kind will be thankfully received
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Packets TO ArrLye.
To ship Masters and Agents


We shall esteem 4 GyoL II captains of vesses will civ,
to Commodore William A. Bassett, Of our fleet,
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OYSTERS-OYSTERS-
MIkLL POND 2YsTERs-Ths SUBSCRIBER would respect.
A fuy inform his and the public
nat he daily receiving fresh supply of his rnvaIled
Mill Pond Oysters which he keeps constantly hand No
feel disposed favor him viii CALL with article which
though its be found small card, stuck split
stick and conspcuousy placed ba ke Of inferior oysters
almost Of the where there happens to be
cellar only be had senune Of the subscriber
the Comucopa 30 Park Row Ts plan Of misrepresn
lson grown with growth OF the Of the Mill
Pond Oyster and usivey that the genuine
perior article would not b. freely used Tor base
The sub crber having been extensively engaged
10 the cultivation Of these oysters and aiteng be-
judge has always made standing rule not
bring his oysters the civ unls he could
recommend them we'll known all have been in the
habit Of using them Such oysters have and for fatness,
fmness and deicacy OF flavor vastly superior
city. Let doubling epicares call and them White
hall street, New York. JOHN d. CONKLIN.
nl6 3tsm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CHATHAM THEATRE.
mt riffs fis Hsfs TIN Sos m s q s. Ts.
Ace AZ; . .sss H TSRE 5s,SsSE
Doors will open ats's-Curts,n will rise past
S os sss GGsa .y where rs1' be
THIS ESv ,ss ams MSy vi. % :,
Moses us0oon, Mr. ses0in Pharaoh NJ. s Mr. Archer
odt$d Ss NJ n, s,. ss$'a
s-r 50 -. 5sis9 Is E sss M" Bailey
mt 1Se open ~ O'Clock and the performance will COM
mITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRES.
THIS ryss PPSsSsaw NJ; New VIE yHr :. presented
Alter which MEET M b BY Mo moo sIAM
HOUSE nous sgV 81 fx ADJ
s Be- "spa' aad the Dor
AmPHIrHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC.
MONDAY rvNNAtSgg oWEs. Proprietor.
precisely O'clock with VII sn M a.sn
Master Jane. Howe. viii display of hi. single horse.
sdI a, ysSM,s a.,s By 'hs Whole comp.ny.
H 4Hs eHGfaE X On s'i Hes 81 "a Ct
MI Gardner VIII appear Ate. a .hs sdn Chief wenOnsa'
cA WI II Y'1 IF %xRs *
GoToSEI TfL + 5Ge'luds with
cents-Pit rs cents.
Doors hapast6 Overture by the Band as quar,e
before Horsemanssp 10 O'Clock precisely.
FRANKLIN THEATRE.
CHATHAM SQUARE.
w gone through horoag repairs from pi, to dome-with
series sF's' ct6SpANY
Of more than Twenty Ladies and Gentlemen with admis
q S1 :.s Ss:
unless ae companied with lady.
Doors open 6 O'Clock, performance commences At n.
Forprogammes see small bills. NIL I'm is"r
AMERICAN THEATRE-WALNU T-ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CUsHMAN.
Reinforcement Of H. Placide
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. II, will be enacted,
LONDON ASSURANCE.
After which,
THE ANATOM!sT,
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THE COMPLEXION AND SKIN.
ROWLAND'S KALYDOR.
An eastern Botanical Discovery OF Surpri-
Sing Efficacy.


AsnAA. C9REAToR ANb CoNsEkyAToR OF THAT
Ro~sa Rao %aS be sa c exert ans
o s S e0 0 5ns Of 9Gii ais o sd
%s j, is Distinguished incidentally for bland par
The pores and minute secreto vessels, expes all impurities
By this alone eestaay dsspstes ali edness tsn p%
ps pSt sSss ;anbrn and other unshty
ton will change the most bilious yon one radiant
cacy and fairness which lis continued ase happily "oee
with svey appearance oyouh charm the advanced
invaluable as en9yans and refreshing wash during
heated atmosphere q crowded assemblies
pr bs s;sd With of the skin in shaw
tcuar irritation. '0 WIN 0' 'o'"' 70 A''As oil Gu
RoSvland's Odonto, or, Pearl Dentifrice.
pared from s mo odo Ssy AND
yas Tor preserving and thoroughly
It eadsa,es from the teeth removes spots Of ncpen,
pearke wheness and ALL from It's iisinc,ins proper
s IN is to s A an the
tea from them healthy action AMI redness induced that
table hea Id s'ss practitioner the most nd"O
See asa b saes s of he
MING Co. S sS DODGE G
none are genuine. Ir7 l,sowiawdiijT
THE MAINZERIAN SYSTEM
VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
SINGING FOR THE MILLION
Da ssG s ss to- inform
wssR adsd . Sn the PnsRs Of
propr,as and easy Of attainment lesding h rupil from the
expression OF the simplest sound to those sufficiently difficult
Tor the purpose intended and which studied with
considerable knowledge in Music.
Impressed with the undoub ed this
Sg De Begins has asse.ed the wishes of Mad
Malone, TO her in giving classes which will
commence Monday Evening 2st instant the
4l3 Broad way a. the house Of P. Dckie Esq.
BSgnor De Begins will continue give private finish
s e. Sa Ms cu % n1 and shortly open ALSO
For further particulars and rules circular Music
Stores. MO cod NJ is re
ELECTRO MAGNETIC PLATES for rbeumatisns ner.
II vous affections prepared under the direction Of NJ La
mauroux, apothecry Paris general New York.
franklin rect. at NJ Nnuards. Price 81 so.
acute and chronic rheumat.ms the ciatc tic
doloreux danse de SAINT Guy chis megrm cramps in the
mach and shortly for all affections, chiefly diseases
OF women and glr's amenorrhes
pressons. vapors, ner Gus attacks, &c. MIC 1msr
william BROWNS cheap cash store; l26 Chatham
- opposite Roosevelt street-CassImere Silk aud Fur
Hats, Otter, Seal Nptr Cloth aud Silk Velvet Caps seve
assortment Of fancy furs trimming, splendid Yax mus
and the real swausdown trimming all OF which will be sold
wholesale or eail very low. bi6 lmsec.
CENTR EVIILE TROTTING COJJRSE T., T.
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AUCTION SALES
BY THOMAS BELL.
fSfoTes Nos. 20 -4pn and ms Edition strssf.l


BY THOMAS BELL.
'sfoTo Nos 22 -fsn and us Fulton stSsd1
THURSDAY.
At 10 O'Clock, in the sales room,
stoyesl00 first cooking and oher all drscrp
lions the last OF the stock. This se will also paro
ONCE column and o'msead patents all in complete order
Also ste tables suitable for TeecoIies superb
pnniing press, and valuable cope plate do.
Also an excellent billiard table and apparatus. nl5r
Also trunks elegant clothing dry goods articles
wMches dressing cases boots hats shnS, &c. from
keeper, left by interesting boarder..
FRIDAY
AT l0a o'clock in the sales
Large safe OF sots, pario rocking and cottage chars the
STOCK OF an upholsterer superb
eni,e invoice Just received from Paris Of silk
chair sofa, lounge, music and dNan covers gilt ona.
ments &c. NV ~
Also. superb osewood piano foues, SC. Mir
BY RIELL s. ARCULARIUs.
THURSDAY
AT IoH O'Clock. at 1870 Bowery, Spring 60.
Stoves, Furnishing Articles. &c comprising general
soment Of hail. prlo and cooking stoves; tn and br
tanna japane brass aud copper kettles cedar ware
NC, the contents Off ard kitchen furnishing store
SATURDAY, Nov. 80
Al l01s oc ock at their sales room,
Furniture Pianos, &c.
Oil Painng-A collection Of about twenty oil paintings
MONDAY.
At l0z o'clock. IN the sale rooms.
large assortment Of broadcoth cassimeres gloves hose-
ry &c.
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90 THE ONLY SAFE, SPEEDY, AND EFFEC-
tual remedy for the of all discharges from the
thra, seminal weakness &c Sc, is the French Anti
phlogsc Mixture" used successfully in the London
and Paris Hospitals, and sold in this country by the
authority OF the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of
the city of New York This medicine is quite psatable
requires restrictions of diet or regimen and does not
give adisagreeabe odour to the breath.
Sold in single bottles at 81 and at so cents each
Also in guaranteed to cure) SO EACH with full d.
rections to use. w. S. RICHARDSON Agent.
Principal Office of the College 81 Nassau street.
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PURSE will be gwen. off the above
"A Thursday Nov 18th, mile heats best three in FIVE,
harness. The following the entries. namely
l. q. Carmans Z John Anderson,
g. L. Rogers' e II urem Boy,
g. J. w oodruffe's < Cnance,
A. s. Watts br Tom Jones,
s. &. Cares' br Betsey Bteer.
Immed atelv after a sweepstakes will off, mile heats
best three 10 FIVE in harness. the entries
|. WIN. Highlands m Emma Merry,
g. Meaver's & z Muckel,o y,
g. Stoakes' b m Maria Dowson,
4. g. Wat'ss " Old faal,
s. WIN. Martins z Qui by.
Also match, miles, First trot to off
al O'Clock. Mo 2ts.c