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THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW AND DESIRABLE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

~ yesterday, where has been about DAYS
OF te ard fashionable styles Fancy import
kinds Of ARTICLES than they pu
chased teore hts Faa Of which enumerated below
Rio Gunie Pads (silk AMI wool, entirsty
CalfoIH aud ~ STA Pa d., : sic
Eubrod Swiss Robes and Dresses waite and in colours
L. "a and needle-yyorS
Rich enerori.fci Cashmere Robes ard French Nrr
French CashnsTe and Mousirs punt shaded
seo;eh d. IN great VARIETY md cheap
SI- er black fancy cold and Tlaid Apacas
Rich striped Blk AMI bu- Blk Silks and Ssuns
10 Armu Gro &c Swiss and fancy silks
Heavy biek satin FOR Msntras AMI Vest ng
Bt ani fancy cord siE End ~orsted Fnnges, narrow do
Ginp' all i,thz and Cords
Rich bonnet cap AM pa satia AMI ius Bibaui
Rich Cashmere, Turseri Thbet end Net Sbaws
Ch.isns, Mammoth Lady Peel ami Lyons do
Paid wo1Hen and shaded do from p o -
LADIES' Elk and velvet Nerk Ties and Crava,s
Ginghams ard Cahcoes, IN great variety AMI cheap
DIapcry plaid str ped and fancy eofd Tar,1u M1irs
LADIES Blk AMI white slS Hose pain ant Embroidered
Raw sIk, Ambswool, I h bet and Alpaca
Mo.avan. mixed hrlEn sHi white
ladies st, Eid Ard ne; Cloves and N.us
LADIES' and gents ct aud "a d. ladies' Vests
B.ek ani white Bruss.l' We Is sndt u silk Lace
Shell tuck ard side Combs Radua Buttons slide
Suler wool black bros De- rr aud gree Chs
Fliin bk sni blue AM str padsnd ribbed Cas-
Super "a medium ttGry cord DO from J 10 t2s
% blue, bk green steel and cadet mixed satinsts
Heavy beaver and Oregon Cloths vsry cheap
Paii and rainbow q ing and Gala Piaiis
Blue. Steel ted gold Do ard brown Kentucky Jeans
Wei FiannFls ins and W priced white ard red 90
WI they, Macsiraw and twife ed ami tufil Blankets
With large sfok Wooeas wear cheaper
than hey have ever te 'ad frpsr ur them
b. ourd of parts PIECES Competing uheh are
sftfei a. vc'v low price 70 tlofe sa'es.
Oufs,ck hns former and
certsiuy cscap1u entirely warrant be Of
ths test Of cvgry hing Cd Md, country
VALENTINE, BREEuES 4 CO
No HrurHS Street zh-rH IA
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lotteries.
D.PAINE A co.,
MANIAC ERS OF LOTTERIES,
Richmond, VA.


FuNHE following Grand schnrs presented patrons
Fortunes Home They offered Christmas
nd dearoos 90 Obtaining
a make n selection. ard Toward oreers
e. w. PURCELL, Richmond, vtsnia.
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If what hear Of this invention be credited certainly
daily acquiring increased reputation efficacy
of Rheumatism and al No
be the DISEASE readily
applied by the Gayane Rings
The Galvanie Be Btaeelets and Strengthening Past-
dheat, of tie nvention applicable
explained phamphet by DIR Christie, which
agency 40 Of the remarkable
ees have 20 knowledge that
rceommcni them to the attention Of tuhcnng ade To
the least the matter well worthy OF candid Its
although ndaon OF ITSELF should command for
a. aitentive consideration.
For further particulars advertisement in another OF this
paper. Explanatory pamphlets be had gratis application
agents city, Mes DUvAL PURCELL Druggist.
l47 Main Richmond. Va. Je24
SANDS, SARSAPARILIA.-Iti : unwise o be 90 IL
ereduou especially when effects produced
branch of science, which hundred would
been asebed 10 We know IL
eroa be- and yet the eloquent nonins
pabe OF fakeood Truth iue that terrible
has been cured BY sands sars'Taria Now put
pTejadcot who worthy Of tcftey who haze
properties remedy efficacy
who bayirg predetermined
gA be cured have refused IN the maeri
what viii be the % every candid
viduaL seTo only ofheiag eli
of which This adap'ed
accessible to the public, will show.
further particulars and conclusive evidence Of
value and efficacy pamphlets which may obtained
gratis.
p Prepared and sold. wholesale
by A. u. a. ID SANtS Druggists 100 Fulton street, VII
liam, New York sold ais by DUVhL PURCELL, Agents Nam
Richmond Va Price, VI bu,i" bottles
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$4,000. $4,000! 10000

Gand Consolidated Lottery. Ca.s No 80 To be dawn VII
mington. Del, o n Saturday. rccsmtcr sth. Irt6.
7s NUMBERs-is DRAWN.
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JOHN n. BIGGER,
Richmond. Va
For December.
0Ia Oant tE NM m nnn

Grand Con,oBSatsd Lottery a. TO be dawn at wa
mington Del a Saturday. Dee Sih 1886.
~ NBMBERs-I3 DRAWN.
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RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE,
The Proprietor Of this NEW and beautiful pre-.
paraton conhenty recommend lving -.s d.
Tor up7rng tr1r' fIi IN at Glossy appearance 90 te ar
pr'motns f4 EsW b. sud preventing s falling
DIR. JACKSON'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR.
For Preserving and BcauutyinE the TEETH,
nm PURfFTfNG TffE BREfTH
This article will be found invaluable, where
persons r-ct % Son Swelling BeiuF Gra-for whteu
me lni giving lrnrs o. che TA ard preserving
rsrsr bose uecayor rendering delicious freshness o. th
A n~uinE thr odour ffou bad rccthhr bad bfsath Of
ssst and rcrons who have d1riercd st,uast excel
ct anil R1me Eur uh.h .u,ftu reliance NAV BE-
placed as hs s Ir approval of TOE rerpec able Py
SCANS AMI Dentists 10Th Europe aud hr Unici States
70, l~ oy uuvai Purcell v Duval, ?. Jlaut,n p nu
val Co " Eustaee son. = I1rbsssau A. Leslie 10
dcctcr Bro. Frtssaf sru,svooi Eoerfsn g. cor rr
Co r'rsrrg o e. r,scicn Hf-t'sr'-r C.oE. Fri--fr
tsfF and hy AL ths neal Druggists 90 o.
T. a q A. Wnsht Sole Agcnts fof ths q. =, fiHtss'pia
n1N7-t
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By Inioes a Brother,
FRESH DRY GOODS .4setssu
TUESDAY MORNING, NJ
Room, second hDcr auction without
large aud desirable assortment of Fe'h sape Fancy
tn arrive from the Norhsn Markets which
thy ls- attention of Dealers
or Particulars hereafter.
TERMs-suns under 500 cash; 500 and upwards,
credit Tor approved endorsed notes.
del INLoEs Il BROTHER Auets.
BY Dunlop, uoncure & Co,
DRY GOODS ATAUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY the 10th December commencing O'clock
Will sell Sales Room, selected
GOODS recently tecev
I'd in this market
Goods well suited for Winter saesto atten
ton Of the trade
Particulars hereafter.
TemsUEder 600 sIOO approved
nsgoIaeie paper 6eI DUNLOP MoNCURE CO. Auets
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RI virtue of Decree of the Circuit Superio
~ Cout OF Law and Caneey Charles City pro
nourced on the 18Th day Of November 1896
CURE and others the President Directors and Company
Bank Of Virginia and oiher snd Mcclure
and o'herthe subscribers appointed by
for that purose will offer sale public auction
oder for cash At BeseeY Charles City TT
DAY the 9Th day Of January the SLAVES
al property beo,ging the Of HARRISON
remaining unsod and whch conveyed
referred by the dccsee IS Likely Negroeseu
and children; us.hoH Furniture
uahe Boots &c ft.e sale be deferred re weather
1t viii take place the "A Cay.
NATHANIEL NELSON, -
D. s-dtis HENRY HARRISON, ( e""@'a
~ Richmond Enquirer, Petersburg Iategence Norfol
Hsrai requested copy ~ day sale, forward ae
Conm'Ts.
By ". ~. a. G. ". Hill.
(nrnPnIRr for Sale
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By williams e. HaxnII.
SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE
anr

We viii offer public sale, THURSDAY, 10Th
O'Clock al the h1useho and kitchen Furniture Garages
&C belongng 10 VIM R. Myers. Esq. residence
street Particulars viii appear a future advert
de I WILL ANS q HAXA ALL. Auets
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roR rurTiau,

- ~ atA@
.Nr. Whorlon.-Aliow me 20 inform YOU
that your article IN relation 10 the fire which
occurred this morning. as regards the upper
part OF ,hs city. requires a notice.
The alarm bell attached 10 the Hoe House
OF The First Wsrd Hose Company was ung
long and loud. The City Hall bell was also
r1ns The street appeared alive with frem.n
snd cIti1rus.
The Firs; Ward HOSE Company "was
promptly "a the ground" The Hope were
there as soou a. it was possible Tor u,em to gel
there.
The heavy roin the night previous was great.
y 20 The advantage Of the iiremeu and proper
y holder va The vicinity. wooien builiinr.
and bcarl yards being ia the immedia, tie neigh.
oofhood. A. Il.
We were writing 81, the time The frs
alarm wa gwen aud after listening a moment
thought Il Wa AN effort OF roudes To disturb
p~esreful I~nmbcr,rs. The hrc companic,.
bell was then rang. and lhen the CITY Hall.
We w,nt oat an though hi bells were
ringing. ,hcrc was not a solitary cry of fire
between Monroe aud Madison streets. Thi.
teal us to remark a. We did.
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Us
ION THf riNrs.
IliE RESULT ~ THIt SENATORIAL
DISTRICT

N'l'bt nov rtnitis. OF the rigIre.
ons Judgement which thc people OF th,s Sen.
"''oal dsire'ha,e ren ned D., the polls. and
now SITTER Ga, du.t hs, somewhat srtd.d. Il
may not D. improper to cS5miua into the can.
- AZ Toe Presidential elee,,an ia I4il
Clay ncclvci s37. 4ul Folk l02. votes +, thi.
county. N9iplh vote stands no f,r p,,d,,,
aHi 81 Coz Thompson. Tbs very l,,t .b,,y
most conrlusi,ely that Thompson va. a.
irsiai hy the membef, % BIS own p,rf, AMI
npi d. WinH votes. We understand di,, o,.
ernHrmnn bod on the les az "a election, i.
lei 81 ~ Democrat. 100 ,.s CTS. who yo,is
nos under an} cir ulns'aults tote f,f Tlio,,,.
con ani o. i-n1ioroi- i.u that while Psr,ic,,
rf.ri,el ~ votes inm mgmbef. az a. j,m an.
".aiu patt u tbi-unus. Thompson ree,i,
'l''oi 1ou 'hr uhs party Thes c.reum.
..n 'a .f tos ro~uclri,.l, Ella,
soy o'ti 0.a SHOWN a.m...th,f n,
~ i. nantnh'i0u %. would lave lse, ,1..
81 "rI 'ta Added FOO .bi. Ella. .,..5 49,.
p1bl.l5 U am. o. u.n.n ofs,. ,..
rhr] be vote Geo ju1 q AI,,o. ID.
81 Gen. Jackson Dos Ouinfs1i. ,,rl,t.., .
el c'iumou feelings az humsmt,. is b.
inion speech e. ST. GAINESVILLE iu isl- ID.
public d%e'lamtions maie ia tbc lssung %
namirrs in front 81 ihe Court House. T., n.
{" htl~t.iu aw sl bod ih%citcnref. Then
h. onu'o,t towards Mf Hale Mr rhalip.
Mf 'l'm.is snl other memleu of fhc Dem
ocpit. lan} we" great Obstacle srsinst him
Hai BE- bern elected b., sul iis friend. wo,d.
havr ~iltha thi. ours, 'ovafi. aI thos r,,
urHsn ht. been ratified and approved ~. b,
iHe so tiem~lses snd hf vouiI bs,
m.si o'Isltlg daimi exemption from All
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responsibility TO shcm snd their irienas.
The mos, batter aud uaconpninls,ug cIpo.
icu's he had. were among In. meinbe CO of the
Drmocrs;ic party la this city. They worked
gains, hIm like m>n who we've actin. on tho
rinciplc Of el,-prcserss,iou. Such wa. ia.
iced The css-. and the, knew 1t well. u was
. contest Of the people against an obligsrchy
. otiscc- holi,n aud ofhce SEEKERS. SONG Of
he oldest and mos, tried and mos, ,ras,y
lenoCra,S IN tins county w,uld not. and could
ioi De- intuc.d ,u vote. There was Mr.. Phil.
- did he belong TO the young democracy.
who according 'r the Argus. defeated Colonel
Thompson. Ne has been q ronsi.;en, mem
Der OF the Democratic PATTY siucc leD2 There
wsS James. Luke and Michael Riley. 6eosse
fossS.ihiee II the Cs,,Sfsmily WIN. Gecrsc
Tn Young Philips Hsines. Vineyard .Fiuey,
Lsmpbeu, Cmmbackcr. Clemens, sui hf,y
others 'hs, might e mentioned. Have no,
al ihrsr been m~inbcrs ofthe dcmocuatic par.
yf-hsvc 'hey no, at done COOL scr,ire7-
AMI are theg 70 b. stigma,is,l a. wings. D 3
raasc theg could not be duyoouol into the
support Of Col. Thompson Arc they 20 De
illuminated now. rs lee threat that thew will
be- rcntr INBRED b, Col Thompson friends
We have ~ suthority TO sp>sk loo them, or
ans OF lhen'. BIT juisius by ,heir acts. the,
az made Of sismcr stuff
We tlink from the character Of ,bc men
u'si they arc w'llins to take ,ho rc.ponsi.
hili'' 81 thompson defeat. and bar /, now
snt hereafter. We. at last. do not ,l,,m tho
election of Col. Pauiuit. az . Whit yic,ory
II u a victory 90 the pr, # tbs, portion of
Inc D-morrstic party in TIA, county, who
Mere unwilling that they shoi li b. uscd for
uic purposes Of srlish politicians. who saw
IN the events which have taken place here for
the last icw yesns a determination ON tho part
oi a tcw men TO make them hewer, of wood.
ani drawers OF water. The time had come. IL
seems. ior thorn 20 stnkc on cGcctsal blow in
iheit own defence and uieirown preservation
They have struck that blow-it has reached
us object, anti thcy .are now ir,cl lrom the
late winch would els. have beiallcn them. II
Is ,hc'ciorc, their victory sud not oun. Had
Col. Thompson been elected h. woald have
managed every thing IN this section OF the
state TO promote his own personal sSsrandise
meui. Hts own party. a large number. q,
least knew OF thought they knew THE. They
m's'fnS'ed the min personally and politically.
whatever con6iruce they bai hitherioi in him
wss destroyed by bis own acts. ~ endcay-
Ell 20 crush hSrn, or some OF thrm individual
~. sud they returned the uonyiilpent b,
crushing hia. IL was a reciprocal favor a
two banded sdme. The consequences follow.
naturally ium the causes which have been
oPcIiiins' 20 a greater OF less extent, for a
year past. The rsul, mus, sinays be the
sime. under the same circumstances, inero.y
party, a. loag ID, Human natures remain un
cha nGed. IL Il q reserved nigh, whi,hth pco.
ple 81 this country never eau and never will
surrender. We nay then. with a zrulous hope
snt a confidence AZ warm, a. ths, hone
Htaten dgcad the right
ONE OF TUE
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JAyNEs HAIR TONIC.


We know Dr. Quigley. personally. und
tstrrc - no man IN the country whose opinion
~ entities 10 moro respect. Nc u on ell sub
jec,s honest aud sincere. and his high character
a. a fhysician can b. siiesird by the frs,
medical men Ia the ciiy-PkiIad. Sua.
SstrHrRn's lows. Va. oct'r 10. az.
Dear Sir,-ion inquire OF me whether |
have u~i youf Hair Tonic. aud with what
effect
Scycni yesrs ego ms hair b~gpn 20 fsll rap
.dly ifom The sralp. and I had the pro,p~e, oi
premature tsirnrs>. ~ f~nStr a mrnd re-.
commended your Hair Tonir. used ,hrvr
OF iouf bottles. arrurding ,o ihc printed dire
uons aud st tie end Of sis mon,hs. nv hair
Was thick sei. end SINCE lie tendency 20 ,utn
grey was arrested.
hsre never before given a certificate. ~.
commenting patent medicines, which indi..
srimins,ely nsed. - they often sre. do mu,h
INJURY but IN a osse like the present. whrr 1
know the article TO b. ~beaehcial. aud Thai II
can do no harm, ! have no Sruries In stating
is.is within my oSn knowiedgr.
Yours. &c. JOSIAH QUlGI.Ey, NJ ID.
DH- ID. Jaws. Fhilsdciphia
For sale by J. cRUM5ACKER. I7s Main
sp "a
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Am DrAru


VIII mo-, sssuredlY BE- the early fate OF ,hosr
who neglect themselves when afflicted with
the ~premcniior symptoms of consumption,
such as a Cold, Cough. Bronchitis or Soreness
Of the Throat. Hosr~cncss. Difficult, Expcc,o
miion, Asthma. Splitting ot Blood. &c. ID.
Duncsns hNPccsoraui Remedy" i sxnncssl,
prepared for the removal aud cure al ihosr
dangerous end troublesome disrases. There.
iore, you who arc labcring under ,he influrnoc
oi ihrsc complaints, puDcure immediately mi.
ncdicine before !, b. too late. One butte
may ec the mems OF prclonging yout lite
Aiways AK for "Dr. Dunrsn's E-spectonn,
Remedy. sld sc ths, you get Il. and not h
persuaded by some who Scli different me6i.
esncs 10 take ono Of their medicine in pref
crence. These persons obtain some dh-ap
thing and pslm IL on the public at full pficc,
~ L. thereiorc important Tor purchasers TO b.
on iheis guard. "DR. DUNCANS ExPEC,
IoRANT REMEDY Is pa, up in large az,
bottles and developed in blue PAPER. Tho
outer form contains a fine steel plate engm.
wing representing Hope ia n Sforn."
For sale by }. b. & r. b. MARSH. Zane,
TOW ap "a
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Wing.

Counties. whiR. Loco foco
Brroke B,mbr,ct
Ohio Edrs,eton
Marshall oidbsm
TYLER uorn~t r.,n
Wood and Ritshie Sseph>n>on gain
Marion. r. s. Huyrond. whis mai. ITO.
Gain.
Taylor. Bsydes. whix rain.
Harrison. Dnaenn. whie gain.
Frederick has elected Csrson. L.. and Wall.
whis
Jefferson. Hunter and Thompson. Wig.
Hsmu~hir-. two loco focos.
Herfico. Lancaster. whig.
Richmond, MAYO. whig.
Ch-stsrheid. Jones. loco socc.
Caroline. Dickinson. loco foo.
Preston. leoo BY i2 mai.
Hanover. Dsrucott. whig gem.
Stafford. F'rhugh. l.
Louisa, Poinarxter. l..
Peterborough. Symc. whis.
Amelia. Harvey. l..
Norfolk CITY Newton. whis.
Norfolk Count ". Watts aud Hsrrer. "a his.
Powhattan. Cooke. whig.
Sro'ts,lvsnia Holiday. l..
Aib-nnarl- 2 whiss.
Clarke * Warren. Csstieman l..
Nansrmoud. whir.
Elizabeth City. whig.
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Corrc,p7adsae. oftls TIM,

MohhANIONN ArRIL 81, &c.
Ma Wkuron
srvr mc gwai pleasure TO be
able 70 inform YOU that Andrew Brown. Esq. j..
d stauueh and una,ncaipg wblg. Is elected 10
,he Legislature from this county. HIS major
ity IS 90. Strange il as may sppsar. vet il is
true Il viii be- an unexpected victory TO ON
Wig friends abroad. aud may b. accounted
io', b. The division 10 the nnk, OF our enc
mics. Wheeling anil Wheeling interests. may
congratulate Us upon ,hi, achievement. II
the Raft Road Question should be again pre-
seated 60 he Legislature. Mr. Brown Is the
lat Friend cl ,he present law. on that subject.
il lives ON Dnnsaul Ctcck. not Gar from
wh'rc our et-Drlcgatc wale hvcs.-Hs i
" SQUAD common sens practical msn-o
good Judgement and steady habits.
siall ketP this open until ,hs Marion an.
h~u's'n county mail comes in, to civ, 70.
ans additional nrN, that may come IN.
hiym,nd u elected ia Marion BY msio
IT. OF ~lio-ano'her good whig gam. that vi
be added To the rgcncr,ed list. IIauiso
ami Taylor both aavc elected wings.
Birlati uhig ,u TAYLOR. Duncan wlr- +,
Hanson both elected.
UtfRRA FOR rs
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they ought 10 BE dciermiu-
other reason. because ~ Ia higrsy -
that the public mind in every section Ca. Il
State shall - tar a. practicable. be brouxh, 10
the decision Of another great question on
which it will soon be called to act. ~uninflu-
euc~d by thcsc aud all other s~xtraneous con-
sideraiions. You cannot disguise /; iIom
yourselves Il YOU would that the great question
OF What shall be The future basis OF Represen-
.,stion in the General Assembly Of Virgins.
will have 10 - s~iiled IN the coursc ct the
nes, ten years. TIE people alone can decide
AZ finally aud satisfactorily. and IL ought 10 b.
settled on principles. uninluenced by consid-
eniions resulting IRON local interest. We
trust, therefore. tina, Tor tins and the other
reasons We have offered iof your consideration
you will now decide finally .nd forever whe.
theT we shall BE- permitted 20 seek market
amongst yourselves tot the surplus products
OF our soil. OF shall be driven 90 find one In
another State. We will not ior q momen,
suspect you OF hcins disposed 10 play the part
oi the dos IA the msnSer. by refusing either
10 take our trade yourselves. or suffer Others
10 Set Il. Sucha course would BE- a.
Thy OF your character o. generous and cnlighi-
ened people 10 pursue. asst would DC disgrace
iui ln ms as ireemcn. TO submit 20.
We ere aware that 81 the last session Of ths
General Assembly a numbsr OF mcmbrn rep,
%rescniing western counties. voted iot the indie
finite po>iponement Of the James River ball
We believe however. that they did - 10
reasons. which will not again infusnce ,heiI
votes, and no, imm any hostility io works OF
internal improvement, and that with your aid
we shall at the mex. session of the Legislature
b. able TO obtain such appropriations ne viii
complete those important lines of intema
communication aud commerce, ~ indispcn~a
bic 10 the prosperity Of this section of IN,
State. aud which alone. can and will bind
the people OF ell the grand divisions OF tai.
state together, ss citizens OF the same prosper
Gus, happy and firmly united Commonwealth.
). Mod. MOORE.
JNo. J. NORMAN,
JOHN ID. HOUSTON.
JAMES r. HARPER,
WM NJ GOLD.
JOHN JORDAN,
A. LElBURN.
JOHN LETChER.
WM PAXTON,
ROBERT MORRISON,
Conmif'es.
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ONE OF TIE PEOPLE.
FOR rHE TINES.
1H"EIATEss.s..-

-
S'aud aside, my lord. and IL, The coffin pass.
Republics, 1, has been solemnly decl,r.l
were always and p~rohably slws,s viii ~. ua.
IL h a truth a. m~clan,bol, ,.itis
fearful, aud must excite now. a, IL h., h;,h.
e'to, The deepest anguish in every s,meathet.
Sc hesr'. All the world has always been nm.
worthy n its bes, snl most dtsintere,,sd hen
eiae'ors ., has lett them 10 piie sway in neg.
leti, IN poverty or in Souow, aud throw o,.,
ihelT nohlesi achievements a darn. po,,c,,,,u
shadow and II IS not until that world has
discharged the lac, sal oGicc OF humanity. and
buried lfs CDsars, that IL has learnt To pDi
emit appreciate them. II ha. been eve, ,b,.
ftfVeratl D human nature, andhumsn ust,,,
II Pc%fverAty. They arr converibl, terms.
converse propositions. IL j. seldom. very sel.
con that ihe category OF an inhni,e ,,ul r,sp.
meeting tiis pltful orb OF hardened lava b, =,
invisible chain with the invisible convulu,r.
OF ah Invisible sphere on hish. !, vo,eb.f.1
% p'a'n mnrials. but when such !, the c,sa
~ becomes hen 81 duty to tliemsel,c, AZ,
i'hi S'ul, % bow with humility T., "a. viu
20 'n'o're i's DEGREES TO worslip i,-to Ian.
"--'o proclaim Its gfeatness-lo dwell ,
iis pcficcincs, for ever aud e,,, H.,
10y These di.uitie,
Lake poison. max, men swell. Tbi. 49,
honor,
: o., us 50 sweet theyn Hck ahHth> s,-,.r
f'f such fatal oatasiroplcs. there + hi,
one appropriate remedy auiitappl,er rouall,
wei 10 the explosion of a steam bst boil.
o. 90 Toe ] - 'ernig disruption of polite,
p'os eots amt poll al hopes. Tkaf rsn,t
may be joHad 10 ~, si45y ~ pifIo,,,tv
When W,oisy decgied himself n1s,iy, a.,
ilidtef on bouuilcs, $50 ut ~bouul.e~ elo,,
u was o. hr afterwards louui az thai 49,,
men' hs dfnsefw q, greatest. anl vnsu p,
bladder b'et DE- pa p-ophi-sli, ,pos. e.,
Cromwell Cromwell, I chsr,r dice aip, 4.
"s} ambuiou Ihe public Ii. ,nIerd I.
c'a'e OF a great mans iecl,. lis ever a..
wing col neverstishet. d eu,Lg~.rrL.
tof D u his pin bote- ibc lawyer ,u BIZ. .,,.i
meuis. rnl ibe poIiuIci,u 80 h. misi.te,.
r1's- ani cO,en them 80 qui.t, o,e,
tieif mother earth Thiri ate mp i, ID
HN ID NN LI
fFrtef.Ity oi human nature. g,nbl,r. l..t
o arl uuhecilc lo,arls ut basrIl,.
in i'f tbe worlds ia,ors sni i.e uot.r. d.,
or while philosophers. posts ani sm,ei
m'nlei nen, pas- hkc Gee Levno on the ~,
ate 'd 60 down 70 their pbilo~pplic. tbs
= ir'tie 90 ta,if puIuicsl tomb. ~nov.,, y.
lonord aud an,uu
'Piogues iuoiiui TO- meu
,''i l''tn' s'i i]He,t1u- lc,rr- h,sp
On Atens urr fat stroke thoo ,oii.
Cripple our Senators tIst 49,, '
lnlt ""'' ha
q A. lalnrlY rs their mannsn tt,t
Nnw OIL ile Aulcuisn boslms snt
/, = gfnef'i iepfosy' bneath. infect brsd
llat Their soCieiy as their f~usr4.bia
~ m'nN poison Nolbing IH g., a.,
ihsf. '''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-28

METEOR a brilliant meteor made it, an.
pcarancc a. oHiord. y. H.. on THURSDAY even
ing last. at shout . qusricf before ten O'Clock.
IL hppauni sixc was "a 90 2 inches ia diane.
ter, aud Il passed rapidly orcr some thirty de.
grer.. diaPPcanng b'hin1 a cloud itnmediaic.
IN alter paseiug The moon A. a minute and
~ihrcc-qnlncf' after the diSappesrlncc 81 the
meteor, an explosion was heard like L.e mn.
biing OF ihunicT, which con;inoed for twelve
90 hiic,u seconds; thc time was asrcf,ainri
BY noting u WHALE passing over the same
around IN ,itc morning. Nolw Outstanding the
light OF a Toll moon. the bright nys q, the inc.
,cor were distinctly visible upon the ground.
Had the moon been below the horizon. The
heavens would have been lighted up almost
the bullianey Of dsy.