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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-13
WHISKY, BRANDY, WINE, ETC.
f.MESNUT GROVE WHISKY

No 225 North THIRD Street
il anything wanted to prove the absolute purity
oi this Whisky, the following certificates should do X
There no alcoholic stmqlant known commanding sucB
econ alton 4 ON suCn high soulces:-
PHILADELP HIA, September Q. 1888.
We have carefully tested the sample OF CHLSNUT
CROW WHISKY which you send us, and find that II
contains NONE OF THE POISONOUS SUBSTANCE known as
FUEIL which is the characteristic and injurious
lredent of the Whiskies in general use.
BOOTH, GARRETT IE CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists
NEW YORK, September 3, 1883,
I have analysed sample OF CHESNUT GROVE
WHISKY received rom Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr.,I
Ihuaueiphia' ana having carefully tested ii, / am
pleased TO state that it is entire FREE PoIsoNoU
OR d kElCUs substances 1t is an unusually pur
ana dne-H. y.red quality OF whisky. - -
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ. D.,
Analytical Chemls
BOSTON, March 1853
Ihavemade chemical analysis of cOmmerciasam
pics OF CBESNUT GROVE WHISKY which provestS
be free nom the heavy Fus Oils, and per1ectlypu
unadul Grated The fine flavor of this whisky derive
nom the grain used In manuiacturingit.
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, NJ. D,
State Assayer, No l6 Boylston street.
For sale by barrel, demiohn, or bottle No. Nor
THIRD Street Philadelphia. 43
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gains. but gaze as freely as he took, and
was now very poor.
Mr.. Turner was ingenius and plausible
in his arguments.
Judge Fowle held that the array Of
crimes exhibited against the prisoner at
hes age argued ricious propensity, as we'll
as a Ue,y dspraved heart.
Q. That, as respectable connexions, good
associations and religious training had in
his case failed to produce their usual sa-
lutary effect, his must be an iacorrigi6k
case.
3. That the present time required yigi-
lance and stringency, instead OF relaxation,
in the execution of the laws.
4. That If he was even such monoma.
MAC in his system Of stesling as represent
ed BY counsel. the whipping post was the
appropriate medicine for such adisease, and
he accordingly condemned him to receive
80 lashes forthwith, 50 at November term,
and 40 on "Wednesday Of March court and
to remain in custody till all costs were
paid. s.ss., -.
On Thursday, two young men by the
names of Baily and Mann, II and Is years
Of age. respectively. were arraigned for
burglary and larceny. Mr.. Solicitor Set
tie. at the request of counsel. waived the
charge Of burglary and permitted them to
submit on larceny. They were represent.
ed to the court as great desperadoes and TO
be following in the footsteps of Watson and
his brother, although one Of them was very
respectfully connected.
Mr.. Turner again appealed for clenency
to the court, in which he pursued the same
line of argument as in Watson's case and
with similar success. They we're condemn
ed TO receive each SO lashes forthwith, to
stand two hours in the stocks on the 26th
day OF November, 10 receive 50 lashes on
the 9th Of the me.month.. and to remain
In custody till all costs are paid.
Mr.. Settle is an excellent officer, from
v HON the guilty have nothing to hope and
I he innocent nothing to fear. With such
officers in our courts Of justice, the evil.
doer will soon learn that honesty is the
best policy" @.
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AsgRicAS WoSsEas.--rhe greatest cat.
ract 10 the world j. the falls Of Niagars.
where The water from the great upper lakes
forms river Of three quarters of mile ia
width. and Then being suddenly contracted
plunges over the rocks IN two columns, 10
the depth Of 10 feet each.
The greatest cave in the world is the
Mammoth Cave IN Kentucky, were ans
one eau make voyage on the waters Of
subierranean river, and catch fish without
eyes.
The greatest river 10 the world is the
Mlssis,ippi. 400 miles long.
The largest valley in the world is the
valley Of the Mississippi. II confirms $780,
900 square niles, and Is one of the most
fertile aud profitable regions Of the globe.
The largest lake in the world Is lake
Superior, which 10 truly an inland sea, be.
ing $50 miles long and 1000 feet deep.
The greatest natural bridge in the world
is the Natural Bridge, over Cedar Greek.
in Virginia. X extends across chasm so
feet wide and $50 ieet deep, nj the bottom
81 which the creek runs.
The greatest mass OF solid iron in the
world is the Iron Mountain in Missouri.
It's $50 feet high and two miles in circuit.
The largest number Of whaleships in the
world is sent out OF Nantucket and New
Bedford.
The greatest grain port in the world j.
Chicago.
The largest single volume ever publish.
ed, is Webster's Unabridged Dictionary.
an American work, the best Of the Ian
guage, containing as much matter as Eve
Family Bibles.
The largest aqueduct 10 the world 10 the
Croton Aqueduct 10 New York. Its length
is 4Ol miles, and its cost $40, 10000
The largest deposits Of anthracite coal
10 the world are In Pennsy lyania. the miDes
Of which supply the mMket with million
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THE NEwBERN coNFL ,GRArIoN.3

We are panied to see that the CONNER
cial estimates the loss TO our sister city. by
the recent terrible conilagration. at $780,
600. 1t is an aggrayatiOn of the msfor-
tune, that our people in other portions Of
the State and TIE South are pnwerless TO ex
tend to the sufferers that pecuniary relief
which. under other circumstances, they
would so gladly besr0w. We giean FUN
the Commercial the following addition al
particulars Of the FIRE:
Four squares Of the business centre, the
very heart Of our beautiful city. are broad
expanse Of smoking ruins.
That the deyilish deed. was The work Of
an incendiary, admits Of no question. Al
the request OF the City Council. His Ho.
nor Mayor Washington has offered a re-.
ward Of 81 500 for the arrest and conviction
OF such party or parties, aid has called a
meeting Of the citizens Of Newbern, a, the
Theatre, to-dayia IL o'clock, A. VI. 70 take
such measures as may be thought advisable
for the relief Of the sufferers BY the appal
ing disaster. The church yard Of Christ
Church, episcopal was blocked up j,
day ligh. this morning, by the hou.etess,
and rescued property.
We noticed innumerable instances Of
daring courage and bravery on the part Of
our fremen aud citizens. but where all a.
chiesed 50 much, il would be inyidious 10
particularize. We append list d the
losses u the principal sufferers, as far a,
we are able TO ascertain, OPP to the time Of
going to press. The total amount will not
fall short Of $500, 0J0.
&. A. Nelson-Furniture Store. Loss,
81 900, insured for $4,000.
:. ). Stevenson & Bro.-Two buildings,
Dry Goods Stores. LDss. $4,000.
John Hume, one building. Loss "a. 900.
John Mccormick. buildings. Total loss,
$4,000, small insurance.
Leopold Baer, Dry Goods Store. Total
loss, SOS, 900.
ii. & B. Emanuel, Drv Goods and Cloth.
ing. Total loss, $40 600.
q. A. Haskell, orc building. Loss, $500.
Mcnamara & Recommendation and
Restaurant. Loss, 81 900.
Henry w. Jones & Co.-Dy Goods.
Saved all their stock. The building was
owned by DR.. Dlssosway.
John J. schiIlinger-Lager Beer Saloon,
two buildngs.) Loss, $4,000. Insured
for o., eco
E. u. Lawlor-Dry Goods & Groceries.
Loss, $4,000. No insurance.
+. Montanus-Cigar & Tob aeco--1.oss
81, 200.
DIR. l. Dissos wsy--Banker & Broker. Loss
$500 Was offered $4,000 in gold, 3
days ago, for his four bpildings.
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The Boston Pilot likes the bald. frank
manner Of the President ~ addressing the
people. AMI says. /" he does right TO defend
himself and his policy against the rude and
brutal attacks 81 the X ldica Congress, press
and mob. lie talks plainly 10 the people.
and they understand him. Flgurali.ely.
when he speaks. thirty millions Of people
listen. Single-handed aud alone, with
truth. sincere love for the Union, rese-
renee for the Constitution. and determina.
ton TO enforce the laws. he can meet and
oyerlufn his enemies"
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coUNsELs FOR THE YOUNG.

Never be worried by trifles. If spider
breaks his thread twenty times, twenty
times will he mend it again. Make up your
mind TO do 4 thing, aud you will do II.
Fear not il troubles conc upon you keen
up your spirits. though the day be dark
one.
"Troubles never stop forever
The darkest day will pass away"
1.-THE sun is going down. look at the stars;
if The earth is dark keep up your eyes on
heaven. With Gods promise man OF
child may be cheerful. 48I E.
"Neyer despair when fog's in the air
A sunshiny morning will come without warnns.s
Mind what you run after Never be con-
tent with q bubble that will burst, or FIRE.
work that will end in smoke and darkness.
Get that which you can keep, and which is
worth keeping.
Something sterling that win stay
When gold and silver ay away"
Fight hard against hasty temper. An
ger will come, bu, resist il stou,ly. a
spark may set house on fire. A ct Of
passion may give you cause TO mourn all
the days Of your life. Never revenge an
injury. .ti e.4l
He that revengeth knows no resi-,
The meek possess peaceful bs east.
II you have an enemy. act kindly to him
and mako him your friend. You may not
win him at once. but try again. Let one
kindness be followed By another till you
have comprised your end. BY little, great
things are completed. it
q Water ialling day by day uth
Wears The hardest rock away"
Aud - repeated Kindness will soften a.
heart al stone. ~ t
Whatever you DO. do Il willingly. A
boy thai j. whipped 70 school never learns
his less ms we'll 4 man that IS compelled
10 work, cares not huw badly its perform
ed. lie thar pallsof his coat cheerfully.
strips ~ his sleeves Ia earnest. aud sings
while III works. i the man for me.
A theesfal spisit gets quick; iu
gtumber m the mud will stick la
Evil thoughts are worse enemies than
lions and tigers. for We can keep out ofihe
way OF Wild beasts, bat bad thoughts win
their way everywhere. The cup that Is (ull
Of good thoughts. bad thoughts ind on room
To enter. ~
q BE on your gu,fl. and strive and pray
To driye all evil thoughts away"
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John Decentralization House. Loss
$4,000. No insurance.
Hancock & Brothers-Ioss, 81 900. Lost
nearly all their stock.
Sarah Oxley-Grocery store. Loss, IS,
600. No insurance.
A. G. Hubbard-Attorney at Law. Loss.
S3,D GOO. Insured $4,000.
DR.. Boyd's Property-Loss $1,000.
Louis Webb-House and office. Loss
5000.
Mrs. HI. G. Jones--Building. Loss, 81 !.
600.
Robert Green-Barber. Loss, $1,000,
John Good-Barber. Loss, $3.50.
Capt. Mowers Livery Stable. Saved
most all his stock. Loss. $1,000.
S. Bangert-Loss. $4,000. Insured 81,
600. -
VIM. Kellett-Tin Ware Manufactur-
ers. Loss. $4,000, Saved butlittle Of his
stock. .#
Max Asher-Dry Goods. Loss. $500.
Stock nearly all saved.
The Private buildings on Pollok between
Hancock and Middle, were, destroy ed.
The total loss is about $4,000. The re-
sidence Of S. futile and Milton Coles,
ESQ.,. were badly scorched and in great
peril, as also the dwelling Of c. G. Clarke.
Esq. ~
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THE PRESIDENTS RE CEPTfoN AT WASH
INGr0N.

A vast concourse Of persons awaited for
hours the Presidents arrival at the railroad
depot. He was escorted TO the City Hall,
and subsequently to the White House, mt.
withstanding il was loag after nightfall.
The procession, which marched up The ave-
nue., was very large, consisting Of the mill
tary. Marine Corps, Mayor and Commoa
Council, departmental and civil bodies.
The demonstration was very imposing and
the President was greeted with great cheer.
Ing by the thousands that thronged Penn
sylsanla avenue.
After arriving at the White House the
President addressed the crowd as follows !:
" Fellow citizens, for the demonstration
you tender me upon my arrival home TO as
sumo the discharge OF my Official duties,
you will please accept my heartfelt thanks.
Such welcome from the people who have
been the daily eye.witnesses Of the manner
in which have discharged my duties is
peculiarly gratifying. All ] en- promise
you for the future is, that il will be con.
tlnuauce Of my conduct in the past. Ihaye
tried TO discharge my official duties ia com.
pliance with the Constitution. and the prin-
clples which deemed 10 be right. I will
add that the sentiment which you exhibit
tonight is no.lpeculiar 20 yourselves but
that which persades the country. Wher.
ever have been my opinion i. that the ex.
preston which has gone abroad The coun-
try with regard TO sustaining government
Of constitutional law is unm staklble aud
not to be misunderstood.
| believe the day is MT far distan, when
the judgment OF the American people will
be made nantes; that this Union must be
restered-that peace and prosperity and
harmony must again prevail throughout The
United States. believe I can safely trsti.
" that the great portion Of your fellow. CT
tizeRs that ylsiled-and have seen mil
lions Of them since left you-will accord
with me an sustaining the priacipe Of tree
government IN compliaace with the Consti.
tuition Of the country. Permit me, ia re.
firing this evening, 10 again tender you-a
people whom | have known long and IN
whose mids. have served ia various off j.
cisl capacities and now serve IN that of
Chic: Msgistrate-my heartfelt thanks for
this cordial welcome, which shall be remem.
bered by me while there IS pulsatiOn Of
my heart"
Cheer after cheer was given as he bowed
and entered the mansion.
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Accounts from Tennessee say chat The
corn crop IN that sta,eis greater than dur.
ing any previous year within the me mory
81 Tie Oldest inhsbilants
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THE MURpER " Manifestation have
We heard Of more cold blooded murder
than the killing Of Dent by Higgins, for
whose apprehension reward Of 5000 has
been offered by Governor Worth. Il j.
stated that Dent found Higgins's dog de.
stroying his corn. and in company with
friend, went 70 inform Higgins Of the cir.
cumstance at which Higgins became Of.
Tended, and ordered Dent 10 leave the pre-.
misses, which was the property Of another
party where Higgins was staying. Dent
and his friend turned to depart, when Hig.
gins struck Dent with q hoe on top Of his
head, killing him instantly. Dent, during
the war, was Southern sympathiser. while
Higgins was deserter and bushwhicker
being person Of VIGOROUSLY bad cha.
racier generally. Statewide dnsSieda.
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CANDIDATE FOR COVE RNoR.
JON A T III A N w y 4 1 IL.
OF RANDOLPH. .If N
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

~ Necessity compols US to make an earnest APP
peal to subscribers in to make early payments
We need the money to pay for paper, and other ex-
penses, and are obliged to have it. We hope gu !
subscribers will be considerable enough 10 relieve US
from the necessity Of making fore ibe collections II
money cannot be bad, bring US provisions.
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II An unfortunate accident threw large por-
ton Of type into pye last week, which has some
what delayed our publication this week, and will &C.
count for the disappearance of some Of our advertise
ments which ought perhaps 10 have been longer con-
iinued. II any have been SO omitted, they will be
attended to next week. fE8
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Orange Superior Co urt.

Orange superior Co urt.- Our engage
ments not having afforded time to collec. the pro-
ceedngs Of the Superior Court held for this county
week before last avail ourselves Of the following
correspondence Of the Raleigh Progress:
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cUAKDIANs SALE or Land

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go LIAR nj u e B
For the United S.siss Service. Al,o.
POCKET AND BELT REVIEWERS.
aEfEATISs PisroLs.
RIFLE CANES. REVOLVING RIFLES
k'hs and Shot Gun Bsrrels, end Gun Y :.
'ss'sis cold BY Gun Dealers and tie Trad,
generally.
10 these days o. House breeding snd Rob.
oery. every House, Store, Bank : M Ot;c.
should have one of
REMINGTONS' REv0LvERs.
Parties desirisg to svsiI shsmse lve.'os -.
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and form, will 6ad iii com.
e.hed 70 the New Renin gtoa Revolver
Circular containing cuts and de- criptIoo .,
30 !. arms VII oe Furnished upon ppliss,ion
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70. 20 Coossisnd 81. Nee York.
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