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SECOND sTPPLY on
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

fhIL AMI w IN l Fix tOOI)S.
WE have received 10y the last packets and
w nhr,sd. New VOID. a variety or ea-onabs gooi.
many q which of the latest and fashionable styles
ted from all 10" choice descriptions market and
cash prices. Among them the following be- found
Roinew ~ Cashmere DE- Co.'s. C'husans and Tr,ans
Hgd chameleon Bfocadc u Cluadnlu Slk.
M"nselin and Cape de Lanes
Deeoufe and sin Mu'ins for party d-sses
" embroidered Tarston Robes.
plaid and striped chameleon Silks
Black AMI blue black striped AMI figured Silk superior
Black erode Rhine, DO Alpacss nj fancy cord IN
Thread catnbfic lIatslkeTch-f-. 40 qualities
Geniieinrn'- ,ne printed do, -iyle
New style Snvs. and great variety Of finry IiI.f
\ choice a'sorintti df sis ant worsted Mns
Ladies, misses aIl boys KID. sin anil Cashmere Glove.
siIk and Apaca frnges, Gmp. and GiuIl,.
Hicli bonnet cap and Rihands
Fanny sib and glis. buttons and DalIms
\ parcel of very superior Hearth Rugs cheap
W0r-ted Ffocks, Capes and CAPS, in gfsnt safirty
White aiHi red plain aud tWifcd Flannrl-
Lambs wool, Cashmere and wooden Hosiery
Table Daiuask and diaper Irish Linens and Lawns
a trauihui is-Ormem of Caiicoc. prsasa, parcel
Eah-ion and donegic GiugaIn. Furniture Pads
kenincky Jeans fatinetr ADD krt--ys, cheap
Al s1r- Bed blankets Mackintw and DudI do
Pine af extra urrf Cloths and Cissnses assorted COLOUR,
Among the Cloths may French Tor Ia
d-s Coaks and boJs The following blue tsk olive
Invisible green AID brown OF asoue shades ami al very how
prices. ~ Wv
The above, together with large stool before on hand con,p1
country Merchants wing 10 add their Stock viii
Una err handsome variety select very reasonable In
ptce We invite purchasers examine our sooi. ami
prices with both OF which feel confident tier viii be pleased
VALENTINE. bREEnEN A 60
10 " Wh'ir Buildings " street, shoeloe I'm.
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"tsshs SANns sAhssrARILtA.-Of all IN. a.,
"A"o - rhuleet none N, 80
hs IMAM euianeoas disorders scronnlous d..a... ~.
. Wv ,h'n and similar affections banded ,Io,,r
''" 'hfoush many successive Ken@raton. r,s.-
es'"h- az" not only exceedingly troubl.Dn. ana ~
selves bat have hitherto ineutab som. 'nrn
VI u'Aheht ats true have been
'upp'ess 'h but IN nine ten they =.
V" N"'e' anu rye win more violence A.
p'a''d 10 subject the peierons of s,,ui., s,
scrutiny We hay. carefully
~ v" p'of'e'os aud are ready eni.tsr ,,,, -.
OF TIE SirsaTaTila prepared by M,n. san. ar
~ by satisfactory ot IN, mo-.
AUTHORITIES hcomes Recommended by tins, hybs., ,n,,,
cases are recorded IN which has , radical ~ y,
"s N'H' nave suffered Tor Of
sp he medicine - prepared by elaborate chemical nTo
"heh The curative properties u sar-arara ar. ,.c,
A' hheu ati these are then strengthened
WIN o'ler enieieni remedies Tie discovery win n. h,,l
e" ~ ."us'uus ~ au IN" large cities OF the Union
SANDS SafsaIarta VIII also pena nsnty run, A.
Eases having their OF the bld ,,, -
N'u oohdon OF the general crnfa or kns -
W. w. various ioTIhs rheumatism obstinate
o"'ehs br- phples' pusules face rhron. son.
eyes rngworn teu-f cah ealargemep and n,i -
We oh"- AMI joints stubborn ulcers syphe symptoms. t.,...
arising from iHJ'Eicious Of mercury, f,e
aud other similar complaints.
The public respectfully requested In r,tn,,b,, s,
safsapafi That las and achieving -ue
ener OF the most difficult class 20 which The ,n,
frame SUBJECT AMI ask for Sands Saap, -ni taxi. no oae,
Prepared and sold who-aIe retail and for a.
a. u sands To- No ss3 broadway Granite corner
sire" New York and by through
oui The United states Price 81 per bottle sit bo-. for s.
storr, No. s51 Broadway. '
ALEXANDER DUyAL A 90
AGENTS by special appointment for the r'opetor Rieh.pna
and vicinity. n 4-,,ossI-,
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MUSIC STORE,
ASH PfANo FoRrR WARR.HousE.
Opposite he BaHks.

MUSIC STORE,
Asp PiANo FoRrR WARE.TIousE.
Opposite HE Baaks.
fs-fs The subscriber ~ constantly rcceiv.
" III inc from te cehttaied u,,nufactory ~ Nrvvs
tLtRK, New Nnk elegant ani pin T,np Fofrs processing
latest Improvements AMI that dccacy and NJ
our. peculiar ~ their manufacture
Constantly on hand D large assortment ~
futes. Filreoietis. Cttr0neus
Guitars Vi0ius. Vioioncerl0s
Accofdi0us. Musical Bovss
Hprns. Bugrs and Tnimpts
Itss and Dfns
Cufs Violin isrp Piano sur. " superior quality
Piano fDre riOts AMI C0ysf.
CHgfP WrSfC
The lwef sDt Mu-tc in tta State
b. selected te isf VIII, BE- now
enabled ~ ssH che Phi-phs nod New wipr.ai ant
feftH pu,es.
Thosr purchasing IN ON apan while furnished upon better trims
than itfy can End 81. where In ths State.
JgPluns rf1uei tuned W Dn hire. mi tlten otchangs
y ~ TAYLOR
b1-fiANO FOHrF1 of every dsrerpon fTaircd anI tuned
Tuning ~ ne year required ~ Ntu,g krsEsfss. wio.e bng
efpefenee AMI ability uanufsctung AMI tuning Pann Icne
iuiy erfhrs hn T. ey'y eonfisHee Gurif' vons and
eordans repaired Viofn Bow haired.
bCOrsu s0 above VII h punsi,ny attended either IN
Town 90 country ro4s
IINoDDs BACON slDFslo ltd, rodfs Bacon ado. 10, ~,
- 60 Wv }. A. rAffEaoN.
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bargains ia EaII and winter DTy-Good..
fIrfuL.I- IL II


- o. JENKiSs invite. ur attention n n.,ehan. i-fpi,.-
~ anil J'f- o. Die very 81 Nsw
fi tfnrg from auction and s.l,ife amounting tY near
y huuiri uY.ani !YI1fs tis .n rufe DO
fore tn advance pfrs wall be- .'I sary f..ILe tenn.
Cloths tas'imsfe- ani ',tttI s.f.. sf, s- aiI .isIr
flauues-wlutf and red. a. D.. 20. g, 20. and hrsr
Blrkcts-ilfrs supply from -. ~ ani higher pfiess
Hankets-kore and Whitney Bed Bi1nfef.. chsap
fir Ir0lf-ttffy tart,. of.l Co. nsus.t .fys.
bets Arces iof ilIcconssrg Of NsseIs thsan. Cr.pe
lu-f' hDurn 81 Ianr- Essrtrtt many oer new gis.
NJ great beauty.
toc0e--2O0OD yard bI..s raf-0s an rfres from = a. no.
". ami 10 TO- 900 p1uern f- rpYrs anil yr rslt tn
Aunain 'aicoesHssy ris. d. r..- 1n. ~ and finer
Mourning I"ds-eyefy kini uf fily uiuruing arf &c.,
Lace Ip1f- 900 FHris Thread EYhiHtf -i. FILINGS
aud lacts new T1rsfns lni very rIr4p.
Fen1ni' 'punz-u Tho auc. giei' been pf.i
o. select rnng aud 7crvbe MATERIAL bah ~ 0-n ad women
anil ~ pfisra much below tta tisfsl rates.
Domestic G0yis- every ds.snpilou of ii.triai and
sntnr and7heeing hou 90 yard. wrle tpffln On1nfys
- co. AMI mghfprc, Apron Checks plain ami PLAID Insoys e.
Iinen Gooslun0 Inrn lf, a pntsa from 90 IS n 50
g. anH hn'r fniins lan'ns a prices. IocIur Idnrns
Napkin g..
ln aitnn o. above. every for Csnrnens wssrng
Apparel aff s'efy article n the by Goods bu.in, Willie found AZ
oc 20 ~ ". JENKINS Cheap Gosh ny Goosi- Store
HBubIc NOTICE gwen The Citizens NJ w. ifri anil ~
hf .ufufng County rnt e tpa, fief ro triludng the
fe n pf' 3D. siI selling ic very bt fanp ne same INV
fu'e ashffr"if' roo nfts Ref Mortar below thr Oh Mar
- W lh. oinhss'itdvLts. $50. Crawford,
o" Arnl'caW puzrf
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" - + " f " u 90 Il = ,
Rscsirsd 23d November, Lg
DRINkER 4 MORRIS.

III MYERS Life before the Mast. edited J. Cooper
P@e0s, te pnrobef of FeLsseel % capiViy
n Sainr Lives ofth- Queens of England - Agnr
l.ni ~ TIE Complete Cook BY Sinief~0n
n0lss, Abiispa thu cheap EDITION Lionel Lincoln BY o.
Cooper. cbrsp edition Martin ChuzzsW 10 lea BAnch
ards edition. Medical News pat I'M Nov
Engis With sketch 81 the auth0fs life Encyclopaedia
Il GsOgraphy ~ a. Muuay. StomAe and
Deac 1ui other affections tie kidney and LIddsG.
lfion 'u' The 4 London riipu. will platte American Law
Magazine for october Ectc AMI Museum November Law
iibra. fpr NDvsHi Camel ELL Maragns N"v-in-r
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BiNFORD & NINlMO,
AVE by late arrivals from Baltimore Philadelphia and New
Yors, received their Pan and Winter supply of
Staple an0 tnntp Drn GOODS,

And respectfully oc examination of by wish
10 purchase either NJ why-ae Among
complete as-neni, MI be- founiH variety beau
tu stfred shaded ik. ula striped and nsd blue
Silk striped plain aud oinbfc brpcadr Cilsaus, entirely
aHd beautiful article ladies dfe- tsIsf- BIlnir
COOL or Ladies' morning hk ani blue French AMI
English Bomale rfsat variety u cord and b1,
Lame French hunity COIlar- Clps p,api
hsmshed Linen tambfsr iikf. large rurd aud
white iJrgentener hlrs fancy Jkf- hides
and io great variety. AtO American Ffcuch and Fng.
'o, 1a-suefes anil N'-fing- Faun-is Sanrs Esni1rk,
Jean. lr-h Linens Lawns. b-acb.l and shiuugs and
,hesiine t,u Omnibus, white aui gry P4n G.g1 J.ans
Forrest Cloths Ii7.u Liu..y- 30 80
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ROUANDS fmprored TONIC MIXTURE
MnrrnnIed 90 cur. AGIE 8 FEyEH.

Warranted to cure AGIE & FEVER.
VHNHE great dcsideratum with most inventors Of
- Patent hririue has been much speedy recovery
t Of enrich Themselves
nf@p-iri~nt 9TH. good or tad effects produced
br JOHN &. ROWLAND ~ Philadelphia believe n be
Isd By enf0bhng and Tor
"fnon appeal ~ the thousand. hn, Guy eseor
who anef tried SPECIFICS
hauston Of patience well money enabled
tie influence and- Improved Tonic
Nitts THIS Medicine nay taken fchrr dis.a.rs
boz found tie best Tones
ACtE Having az,
l1ni-d agents nyaubl' fefnedy City
Those d'ous of tying may rely getting GESu
GASNOR, WOOD A COS.
o. ~ Next Bell Tavern.
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JOHN \. HARDWlCKE.

-
rHstlfssare od-r,d 70 Ia
csl7rn-r i ~ tlz
y n iHls max g,feufE IN Sev
- -s.-l O. FreBh aud Ensh monthly
-,th sfd c-rzbbe E1es
q. ourf e3 purchased
isu-- tlhs county
-, NOVELS. spade. and Forks--lOO dss-n .t,Os-I.
, s.'ai-s sn- f-fE. i-rsis@e ard iof ssi~ ~
RICHARDS 81 GARDNER,
sE uftis ,ssn M nearly opyoHs
l>-rssons wiiluFtsa and Dfsuty-
SPLENDID STOCK or DRY GOODS.
n ATBROP CHKi~rIAN = 90. received entire
SICK q stzps aus TaHy Dry puhl I'D
fVostie sti AiA D. oi Afnsnr
- f>lni TX lls-alhs
Fil- lfz fgl-ran- Coths goi,gr,
Heavy PJAsI.i Beaver '4EI-
- r-rr' eord-i Diamond ani Do..sa Cl.Ins. sIta
tafFltn-
tlL- " - k-4ls
pr A-flr1 I1li4nsi SiIs ass -aun E.-i.Gs-
Lama 'Stns fyf 'L.aA.Ess
Dfat. iaa rel Jlu. ari ti4st -Atib-tt- al l.s.s
Glsssos I~aE.. CaJi- keTfsy-
f"rtshrs k-rs-y. Pad tiE.sys
HiIts -14r.t ami yellow F4bnsl
t'slz- All Welsh shriIkIts 81
Pm great safisty, a. :. 10. -. and finer
kri ~ifiTsI AOuss.isires % %. u 10 aSI hE,st
tjDlfs -tfi.si f'hIsshs
Chameleon Efasaas. ia ...ri Aiplea-
ID w4frfsl 10
fpil4na gb,h.. i,f g. oaks o. Dfrs.~z
H.rh Rusr Stnped sIA. u, Arama 81 81
Rob Cr1 d@ Boya 81, BIZ AMI hl.e bk sing-i 30
bir Italian ansi Gf.d- Rim,
iyseTy. siYs.-, EibDpis- Nishn Trimmings
AsIisiuDu iars-, Gimp. ADD fringe ds-a
De aIel~ to oil Il which
1t Zoe G. LATIiEDP. CiIRSTtAN a go.
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, = =: go, ,,s ,yEHMIruoE.

hRhy recommended by tie Medical Faculty France.
'r had ~ &" 10 JoHNSfON's Medical Emporium.
~. =. FAuNEsTOCK'S VEHuIPIGE
'HNnI Enicst aud most affective remedy for
n Worms which has ever been dIscoVeTed,-
rus PREPARATION las now Stood The ~ years trail AMI
" sonchy f"c'nrndrda 49, sfc and enecta medicine
peInE woura fom te The vampd success that n,
a'rh ' administration in every where patient
a ahe''h WIN wori certainly renders worthy tie
~ fhysicnnF The proprietor has nldr point ascertain The
.Hh' "l 10 i-' M such cnses within s knowledge
ph''fVaH-ind he invariably ioui produce saut
~ 'Heeif-nN uneIneniy amer ueady ordinary mepa,
tons recommended ior worms had been previously 70 win
out any permanent adyanigr Thus ct by the rerG
Gates ad statements Of hundreds Of respectable paros IN dersnt
parts o ihe country aui itOu induce families awayto tssp
val ~ The PREPARATION io usr Issessnn. II in op,
ton and nny b. administered will perfect snfty In the mos. ds
inmnt AIHN'p ptrVAf a go
- ~ Snc Agents iu Uicbupud
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FtNlE enraey slrEplriil tho.e
iupuriy of the BLOOD. well known
been greatly weakened preparations
Ule have been imposed The Pubc. The above
b. J. H. Came, rIp~Te4sed Chemist y.
BY ir iIe- Of The Medical Faculty c,ty
the Of Eiaot, which sh0ud
cl.T pfpsuiss Of valuable AMI b-
wishes Indeed thu % J. a. Cufne.
hun suhe's foT The punty aud sncacy
iIaet Foo -al-, Nhol--a- anil retail by
HARDWOOD 4 HEAI.E. Dnsg,,.
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; 4 rkTrrsov
INFUrATt,iN

NlllAIlpN.
w. HANDOfpU has received fof AL An inquiry into
- W meftf ~ ~ fflost DO inputon contrast
- Sfh - Csthc iupuatu cardinal pns eonfoysf
tefseen N Church ~ Huis ITCH Church
~ iaftefsee ffq rrosutya Episco
~ Chafh WA 90 nseatton ~ Rslop nugtss ~ s. Not
eN
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WOOLENS, COTTONS AND
LINENS


" ADSNoRIli. TURNER a 90. having received ON. or
the llfgcst and of
" p Gods ever Offered ~ this market auI lager pom ION
% @ hIe "oods weIs purchased before the they are
worthy IN" attention Merchants, whose consideration i, pay,
larry requested. 80 ~
ARPETS, RUGS, Sc-wr have just rreeived a lsry. .nd
- handsome asSue at OF Bre Three
ani American eATtng stair and Tun-I All
Wilton Rage PLAIN ami hgd door for Tatl-,
"'h "" offer On As good TRIMS they civ
~ HISPnpn SN,,.n
DhnGS, DYES, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, &c
'ENHE subscribers offer for sale, n large and
Wei assorted STOCK of Drug, Dy.stf- Pain. Oh sc IN
gAhe- 10 suit pHfehAsrn at pncss which to save
ms We ATE determined O offer ilaiaesm ents
= Is ALIEN DtvAI. a co
, Prints! PrinikIt Prints!!I
MAI bargains IN several ito
~ ahi wal BE- soh at unPrecedeht low ptices by
"e III LATiiRoP, CHRISTIAN A GO
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Passengers leaving Richmond by the Railroad at ).
A. NJ reach the Junction breakfast, and thence
proceed together with 1.-THE June
W ton nom the North, the Louisa Raj rad 10 Cor
r@f4 donsVue andthence By tina otess, reach
|z6-ux Charlottesville by : a. NJ ami Cookies Is nil-s
West by night Leave Cookies morning by daylight
tie Bine Ridge and staunion by 10 A. NJ
The Cuyse line leaves II A. NJ reaches Clover
ne by night and leaving there day light reaches
the Wstn Springs to breakfast and Caagns dinner AMI
ing the White Sulphur r. ~ l.wishuts by r. NJ
tho III day, - hours than the by LNhchbatg 1h
whole i AMI the dssS
Ts Natural Bridge LIN" Staunton Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays, days VIII be- iuni.eil
at ~ n NJ reaches Lexington BY night leave
day light as the Natural Bridge to breakfast where
dinner Dbr-ls SIngs by
night leave a-T breakfast reach Caughan DIN
ne AMI tho White Sulphur Springs BY T. NJ
travail ESuattN.
The roads splendid the fall and
eoaehss Wsrv fine heretofore
I"s Lanes the Main Mail Routes and Passengers have
ference all Others ~ ssy past.
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WEBB, BACON IL CO,
AFFEn FOR SALE, Iu cnah ma rrcmpI GU

OFFER FOR SALE, Io cash and pre1apI GUS
~ toners:
80 Ilhd-. n. Orleans
- do Porto Rico,
10 do Cuia,
15 do IT.
DO Clarified.
81 boxes and hblS Loaf
10 bbi. Crushed
~ hds Trinidad and POtin Rico Nnia-.ss
500 bags IHguira
900 DO Rio.
200 do Porto Rico, ........-
no do Cuba aud ~. Jago '"''t''
100 do Green Java.
tOj dn Old Govt Java.
400 kegs Nails and Brads
1900 Sides role Leather, various unaiuira
1900 sack- Salt
30 Chests and hall Chests Teas of various knl,
800 bags Shot
Gun Powder in kegs and canisirrs
ton bar Lead
Inj boxes Hulrs patent and candles
do Sperm Candles
l'0 do Soap. OF various kinds
TONS American Blsisuei Steel
% bbs. Tanners OH
Indigo, Madder Salt Petre. Pepper. Fimentn
Ginger Alum Brinistnnu. Chocolate. Hops
WOODWARD Painted Buckets
ShDc Thread aul Irvine, Window Glass
B"d Cords AMI Linrs London Potter
Wines of various kinis,
Fouscap md Letter Paper. Wrlpping ~
Wool Feather, stouewarr. Copperss sctf
SEPTEMBER 1898
n &
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RouNb PLASTER I.u!.e f,f ale Iy No. on
N consignment. auf warranted te,t quality
~ DAVENPORT AtIEN.
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BRUSHES.
Cloths and Cashmere
To FAMILIES.

iFEh Wool hack Cloths Invisible Green aDd Hue DO Bow
~ aud Olive Castor Cohs super Black Do-skin Cassiners T.
fAs,c Fancy do and v.y beautiful styles receiving
Tor SAIL fbo ~ KENT, kENDAII = ATN AFTER.
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I'm. CHI HCH'S ChcInicnI Essence of ins
IL In ri. for lnexarnted sur,ps

~ Hheuniuflstus.-Ihc Nainlled success
which has attended Tie administration ~ this Remedy has caused
To b. eagerly sought Tot thousands Of individuals suffering under
the torture Of Rheumatic Affections e e. afforded by IL
phoston speedy and Mann uciei y"
expressed their asonshuent searching and curative
ues Pefnns who have been onented for AMI Disabled
from following avoraon. have fully rr-totcI
heah and activity ysuse indeed Dr. Chufeh Hsncc Of Mus
ianl eonfeedy ~ Acute and Chrome
Rheumatism, and stands without q riyaL For .ale by
HARWOODk BEALE Successor, :. y. Adie 4 Co.
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IL hEN co having mad" permanent with 30
veal first rate workmsn give them wors until Christina
Ake h' ne'od Of informing icf HAT They
anord AMI VIII sell their Clothing great discount having JUL
received large o Of supsr6n- Cloths Ncstng
sore door William Allen TAILOR Main street Rich
mold Sim KEEN A go.
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NERN Superior B~ached Winter siuu OIL just received ifOu
New Bedford, and for SairLy BOLTON HARRISON,
~ DTugeLsis cn.n,f of Nam and noNernoT SiTrei-
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MISSES AND CHlLDREN,S SHOES

.'II'''1IssI I'IIVF.N.
klsr tn hand direct from Phad.pha
- large assortment OI MISC 'hifeu slOs @. ever "a
t" Amongst th'n Fancy Cater Boots an.
children consisting ui The best assortment
low oc z Il WHITE 8 60. Mafkrt BY,
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Blue Black att HInck EsambnzIn--.
M MEREDITH would invite all buyers o Ba, aud
w Bloc BLACK BohtaE,E's nis stock II
Eonhasines are uot IN br surpassed by
ihs Eiy AMI thsy wal be sold = bow rrlce o cash
ALsO-rlain Blue EIaek aLI Hack NOu>-lne
Black and Blue Black Alpaca Iustres
- Black Iuffnr -iawis
- aUi 81 Pam Black M4usisl.Ur and Tlul-t ii.
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AiTiNoRE WIIIsKEY-II ibid. Ba,..nor, whtskcy foe
- Sale. - JAS. WINSTON
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-29

these woodlands these animals were IN
great abundance.-They called it in their
tongue the (Ka-ko-ka-ki,) or jumper
they fed on grass, herbs and foliage.
Upon observing us take off the skin the
Indians expressed desire TO have some
of the flesh, which we gave them. We
cooked some of the same, and found Ii
delicious it was very white and tender,
tasted very similar to veal, bat the ring
on the body was nearly all oil, and the
whole upper part will produce great
quantity. The Indians took us to their
huts or village which consisted but of SIX
families there we saw no less than SIX
of these animals domesticated, two young
ones, male and female, which ! battered
some beads for, and intend to send down
to the fort by the first opportunity.
think without doubt in point Of use
(ulness and value, may pride myself of
surprising most of my compeers, in thus
bringing so great discovery to light
Every information respecting than, |
shall endeavor 10 attain before leaving
here
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-29

flowers" said she "and have come back
to hear :"
She gathered bunch of butter cups,
and | took them and told her again Of their
curious structure. spoke to her of tina,
most beautiful of Gods creation. the moss
rose, and of the sensitive mimosa, and
said that God had placed the magnolia
upon our earth TO make it more beautiful
more like heaven.
She listened most earnestly. spoke
to her Of the sars--how they were worlds
peopled with living beings and perhaps
deckcd with flowers as bright as oul
own.
She caught the idea with enthusiasm
"Will there be flowers in heaven ~ she
asked.
There will be everything which is
sweet and pleasant there" replied "and
if flowers can add anything to the beauty
Of the golden courts, we shall surely find
them there
"Oh ~ said she, hope the angels will
wear wrea,hs of them | shall love better
to look at them, and hear them sing"
These were among her last words as
parted from her that night. The mex
day she was not in her usual seat. in.
CURED for her, and they said she was not
well. / neUer Sav her again. A few
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deep bosom of creation, spread abroad
like canopy above us, and listen ill we
can almost see and hear the waving wings
and melting songs Of other beings in other
worlds: to youth the evening is delight
full it accords with the flow of his light
spirits, the flow Of his fancy, and the soft
ness Of his heart Evening is also the de-
light Of virtuous age, it affords hours Of un-
disturbed contemplation tt seems as an
emblem of The calm and tranquil close Of
busy life 4; serene, placid, and mid, with
the impress Of the great Creator stamped
upon it; it spreads its quiet wings over
the grave, and seems 10 promise tina. all
shall be peace beyond it.-Enkiin.
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OF adjoining the doctrln ot Christ, by iol-
lowing him sincerely and humbly. Gent
~ but earnestly he endeavored to win him
back from his wanderings Of heart, and
directed him to trus, more in God and
less in his own strength.
In the morning the Bishop prayed with
him long and fervently, before he left the
chamber, and was glad to see his heart
melted into Conrition. Soon after, the
Bishop descended and was the, by the
heads of the family with thousand SIN
cere apologies. lie mildly sienced them
and asked to have his horse brought out,
The horse was accordingly soon in read,
ness, and the Bishop taking up his sad
die bags, was preparing to depart.
But surely, Bishop, urged the distress
ed matron, you will not thus leave US -
Wait few minutes, breakfast is on the
table p
No, sister l., cannot breakfast
here. You did not consider poor toll
worn traveller worthy of meal, and Blsh-
op George has no claim but such as hui
mainly urges
And thus he departed, leaving the fami-
ly in confusion and sorrow. He did not
act thus from resentment, for such an
emotion did not rise in his heart, but he
desired to teach them a lessen such as
they would not easily forget.
Six month after this time the Ohio
Annual Conference met at Cincinnati,
and the young minister was to present
himself for ordination as deacon-and
Bishop George was TO be the presiding
Bishop.
On the first day of the assembling of
the conference, our minister's heart sunk
within him as he saw the venerable Bish-
op take his seat. So great was his grief
and agitation that he was obliged TO leave
the room. In the evening as the Bishop
was seated alone in his chamber, the Rev.
Mr.--was announced, and he reQues-
ted him TO be shower up. He graSpcd
the young man by the hand with cordi,
atty which he did not expect, for he had
made careful inquiries, and found tina,
since they had me, before great change
had been wrought in him. He was now
as humble as he was before worldly mind,
ed As a father would have received a
disobcdient but repentent child, so did
this good man resolve his erring but con.
tyite brother. They mingled their tears
together, while the young preacher wep'
as a child upon the bosom of his spirit,
ual father. At the session he was ordain.
ed. and he is now one Of the most pious
and useful ministers in the Ohio Center
ence.