davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

The Academy Of Fine Arts, Philadsl-
phia, was destroyed BY FIRE on the night Of
the 10th ult. Many very valuable works
Of art were consumed. Vests celebrated
painting Of Death on the Pale Horse was
much injured. The ere was the work Of
an incendiary.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

A HIxr ron THE LADfEs.-A distih-
guished writer says--aThere is but one
passage in the Bible where the girls are
commanded to kiss the men; ana that is in
the golden rule, whatsoever ye would
that men should do unto, DO ye even % tc1
thefn.'" !"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

There Is a cabinet maker in Philadel-
phia who has set Of chamber furniture,
made Of rosewood, gothic pattern, the price
Of wi ich is $4,000, the bedstead alone be-
ing held at So, 500.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

Hon. R. NJ. JoHssos presided at meet
ing Of the sajourners At Washington City,
held for the purpose Of ftestifying their res-
pect for the memory of the Hero Of New
Orleans. Caleb Gushing, and others, de-
livered addresses.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

The erection Of an equestrian statute Of
Gen. jackson, at Nashville, is talked Of
by the democrats of Tennessee. The
democrats Of Maryland also propose, in
honor Of his memory, monument on Fair
mount Hill Baltimore.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

IzFor the purpose Of enabling the
hands employed in our Office to participate
in the celebration of the 9TH, we have an
ticipated, BY one day, our usual time Of
publication.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

We learn from the Hawkeye that Mr..
NoSIf, the whig member from this coun-
ty, has resigned his seal in the Legislature.
AZ the August election, tAersfors. ~ en-
tire new set Of members win have to Be
chosen. ss
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

mo- 1pmlnated oy cllqueS or pontcAll
|eadersmen svho aim to send to WASH
ington peprssentasive who will bs Reiir
servant, instSsd Of the ople's-7his cleo
lon TO Congress, will place him undersno1
obligations to serve such men, should their
conflict with those Of the major
ity Of the people, or to court their inhu-
ence."
Thus speaks the Iowa City Standard, in
reference to the whig nominee for Dele-
gate to Congress. If Mr.. Lowe "wasnot
nominated BY aliques or political leaders"
pray favor Us with list Of the Delegates
BY whom he was brought into the field.
Please iaform us who represented Des
Moines county, Who Lee? Who Van
Baren9 Who Dubuquep Who jackson?
Il we arecorrectly advised-and we have
our information from . person who was in
the caucus-not delegate was appointed
in any one Of these large counties, conn
prising about one half the population Of
the Territory; nor were any Of them even
represented by selfAppointed delegates
except Lee, from which two persons were
In attendance. The truth is, more miser-
able excuse for convention never assem-
bled; and we are only surprised that the
friends Of Mr.. Lowe should not see the
policy q. avoiding any reference to i
whatever, The acts Of the caucus viii
be scquiesced by the whigs of the Terri
tory, for the same reason that influenced q
majority Of them to abstain from sending
delegates-the utter hopdessness Of success;
but were it otherwise did they believe it
possible for any one Of their party to sue
ceed-we apprehend there would be net a
little rebellion in the camp. a.
The reverse, precisely, Of what the
Standard states in relation to the nomina-
tion of Mr.. Lowe, is true. He ,ca. NOM
mated BY few political leaders, many Of
whom acted in the matter without the
slightest authority from the people, and
without any expression Of public opinion
in favor Of any one individual. How diff
ferent the nomination Of Gen. Dodge!
and how differently constituted the con-
vention by which his name was submitted
to the people! There there was but q
single unrepresented county; and the del
egates, with but few exceptions, came to-
getherto carry out the unanimous instruc-
tions Of their constituents. The remarks
of the Standard will apply to Gen. Dodge
with ten times the truth they vii! to Mr..
Lowe; and used in this sense, we are
willing to adopt them. As referring to the
democratic nominee they are true and to
the point.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

The Washington Union states that Hon.
GEosGE BAscAoRr, Secretary Of the Navy,
has colissntsd to deliver an address upon
the charsst1r, life md servicss, IF Andrew
Jackson. s.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

I The Spirit Of the Times, good authority
10 all sporting matters, states that another
meeting between Fashion and Peytona may
b expeeled in October next.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
The New York tribune of Thursday

morning says:- .l
Money is becoming more abundant, and
the large houses in the street are anxious
to discount their own paper at 5 per cent.
Large lots Of money, in one case $780,
OoO, have been loaned for long time at
Al per cent.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR


"a BY virtue of - cree of the Court a.
ssaal OF Chtnccry Tor Nurf..lk County Ia gzaEI
- ,hat a division between the heirs E.I=l
tbran Watts. deceased. will G sold bcto :. The
Court House door of s,d County, IN THURSDAY.
the % h day oi September ensuing, the fol owl ing
Property situated in the # Portsmouth,, viz
Iiou,c aud l. Z On Mid lie ST Get, between he Its
?i Jno Cooke. ESQ. aud that occupied b. Mrs.
N'l"uc la. ing fl nj OF fifty six aud half iert,
and innnlng back one hundred and eighty feet, Il,
Capt. ID. Rcvuol,,'s line.
House aud Lot at the n. w. intersection Of Court
9nh Gasg"w streets, front ninety feet and nuing
back one hundred and th.tc,n feet.
House and L"t.n Glasgow street, opposite the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brick House and Lot at the intcrscc ion of Ugh
aud Eihus ham streets, trout one hundred AMI cigl
tv feet. and running back one hun irsl and tlir
teen feet.
uni,nproved Lot on North street adjoining tn,
lot "i Thus. Brooks, :, so front uty- ri ght
lee TIRE inches, aud running back one hundred
aud eighty feet
Als"-A Tract of Land lying in Norfolk County
ana contiguous {" tue town of PprtSjunuth. nppu-
site the farm owned aud occ ug>ied by Isaac ROSE
Eq
The above property will I've sold upon n credit o.
three months (thc payment bciug secured } *
ccpi so 'nnoh as may be necessary de,rav the cx
penscs OF the suit aud SALE and settle the csta
OF Mrs. Mary Watts, decreased.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Sep l. codtds
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08
SHIP N ENy y.
PORT OF NoRFoLK AND powrsuoU.ru.-
SA .uaDAv, September 6.

"a uhDAf, september o.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Jewess Sutton, fun Richmond.
Schr Adelaide, Staples, from Newport, ballast to
Williams, Staples & Williams.
Schr Mary Scorhhurn, Parmlee, FIN New Haven,
4 days, ballast to Souttcr & Bell.
racket schr Roy, Bedell, from New York, 3
days, to w. Rowland, m'Ize to j. runis, f. j. Hig-
gins & Bro, ]. r.. Johson, p. Tabb. Robertson
& Branda, Butter & Camp, w. n Taylor D.,
j. Wills. j. Gordon s Co., Williams, Staples &
Williams, Dickson & Mallory, r. c. Barclay Iiar
dy s. Delk, w &. Whitehead, C. HILL s. Co Nc
Candish Jeffrey, Paul, Pegtam & Co.. J. James
S March,, J. G. Dudd, Haynes s. Goodri ge. j Nj.
Johnson, Reid Il Anderson, Nash & Co., Ghcisiin
s. bro, u. Ennert"u, Mer = in & CO.. W. Reid, j
!. Bloodsood * Co., r. Rhca, :. Salisbury 81 Bro f.,
c. Thayer, King Toy, w s. j. Is. Dey, Farraut
Il Loud,n, T. Durncy, F. Emrric, G. G. Frcuch
Briggs, Laurc,te & Co., Wills & Co, G. White,
Watts s. Hunter,C Iroumonger, J. C"cke s. Co.,
J, p. Reynolds, the Navy Yard and others
Srhr Maryland, Kent, from Petersburg. Flour,
to SIN tn s. Fisher.
Schr A. A. Parker, Brghtman, from New Bed.
ford. Ballast, to Williams, Staples s. Williams.
Schr Sailors Delight, NJ Rown, from Richmond.
Flour, to Myers Co.
SAILED,
The bark Josephine, Teal from James River, for
Pnlade phia, and b ig Royal Sailor, Elliott, from
Baltimore, hound to the West Indies, wentto sea
this morning.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08
GREAT IMPROVE -.CoLORED
VI DAliUERKENIYpE plR

H!TEHURSf has the pleasure To announce To
the Lac ice and Gentlemen of Norfolk aud Ports
mouth, that he has again returned and il p, eDare
10 serve all who may favor him with their patron
arc
Pictures ia ken in the most beautiful and per-
leCt style o the Art, put up Ia elegant Cases at
very moderate cost equally well in clear, cloudy,
and even in stormy weather, and warranted not e..
iadr or rub "f. The pubic generally are iuvi,ed
To- cal and examine his specimens. whct' rr thew
SIT or not H. IL assure J., from the liberal patron
acre which he has received, in brti Northern and
Soth 'rn Cities, that Ia, will he able give cnirc
satl>iac'l'n. Seq Rooms Corner of Main and Tai.
hort SITS, over + Dorucy : Dry f;oldS Sior, Norfolk
Tor short time only. Alsa i705 Main street, -oDpo
site the Banks in Richmond. AM 30 IT,
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08

EMOVAL.-J |. BLOODGOOn & CO., ar"
III removing tHeir extensive stock oi DRY GOODS
to the New Bull ling erected tx orcSsv for thSIn by
c. w. Newton. q and viii not be able to cxhib
it their stock until MONDAY, at "hich time
shall be much pleased tn customers aud the
public generally and shall then offer Of
the hest selected stocks of Coois we have ever cx
hhitCd in This MACE. SIN st
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08
nre POSTSCRI

A letter from Mobile 10 a gentleman of this
City, dated 30,h Aug, u'clock, NJ. says:
The Alabama. from Arausas Bay. arrived this
morning. in SO hours, reports every thing quiet
in the Camp. Gen. Taylprs spies say that there
is no Mexican ,ruops at Maiauiuras. or in the vi
entity. You may safely Indulge yourself with
the idea that there will be no ,cdr, nor any signs
Of one.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08
I.OX SALE

A The Subscriber being about to remove
s=5E from Vrgina. IF ~ for sale those two Two
s=I@l story FRA ME DWELLINGS, siuat d near
he int rsrctinn of North aud Court street, aud al
20 Marsh Lot at'jo ming said vcllings. For
ierms, whi h will be iuund reIua kahly 10 y, apply
to JNO. N BAIRD.
Aug s5-2m
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08
AND DAY SCHOOL, N,

;. CROCKER
Mrs. takes this method to inform the citizens
of Norfolk AMI vicinity. that she has taken the
large and airy Room in the Dwelling House occu-
pied by Mrs. Berry. Cuinbcr laud street GDr the
purpose of establishing Seminary for Young La
dies md Misses.
This institution Gill be opened for the reception
Of Pupils on the 10 h Of September Its design Is
To impart thorough practical and finished Educa
tim. Advauta gcs will be offered for acquiring an
extensive an thorough acquaintance With the
Eug;isn Language. L'tin. French and Spanish
Also, Music, Drawing and Pointing, ana varinua
styles # Enbr' ery. Mrs e.. will be assisted by
Teachers of the first taCrt
Particular attention will be paid to the morals
and maurcr< Of The Pupils placed under Mrs C's.
care, aud IL will be her aiu-t, bring the social af
G'ctions into cx"roisc to train the pupil TO correct
habits Of thought and actiuu and To- make the ac-
QUESTION &C know l'dgc n pleasant occupitinu.
Mrs e. will continue giving Lessons in Pcurnau-
ship at tho School Room from h,lfpasl four 10 half
past fv" o'ci"ck Terms IF TutiOr made known
az her School Rom.
Those who NAV wish To tai Lessons in Peurnan-
ship cutcr Dav Scholars will please leave
their niTn"s with Mrs. Berry, at the school Room.
Mrs e. takes pleasure stating that she is kind.
" permitted to make tho f,llowing rcfcfct COS.
w. W Srttou Esq. Mayor of Washingt m, y
e.. Rev o. u. Brown; Rev Gcotge w Samson
Rev. s. SprDc Rev. s. g. Willis, Cst-kill. y. V.
Rev. Septiuus Tustor, Chaplain OF the senate
Rev. a a. Mullcr B + Hailcu, ESQ., Boston J.
=. Underwood, Esq N. July %
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08
NEW Il FASHION

49, NEW Il FASHION
S"-H ABLE GOODS Il have lust
P@G returned with new MI splcn.
E%N H>>%SNy y did assortment of Gold Silver
Hf$\ N&SY Iepne, lever, and Verge
W. GnAAS Watch g, Gold Qua r,is a Ia rye
@AR .ZMbss9 lot of Breast Plus an unusual
IEf%S o <Ss14Esg~3 large stnck, Gold Fob and Vest
eA>@>-ssSA~-- Chains, Gold LoCkcts M"nal-
ion and Miniature Cases, Gold, Silver, and Steel
Spcctacc@, Gal6 and Silver Thinaies nd shields
Gnd Guard Kcys, Co q Studs AMI Sleeve Buttons
Coral an'l Class Finger Rings of every warn ty,
'rfhlr, Dessert and Tea thread ID Silver Forks, Ia.
hlc, Dessert and Tea thread Spoons, pl in Silver
spoons, Sugar Tnngs, Salt and Mustard spoons
Ladies, Butter Knives, Cream Ladies'. Sugtr La.
d,es, Silvr rcas'ts at superior style Combs Tooth
and Hair Is nshes silk aud other variety of Rcti-
cules. large lot OF Fancy Goods.
vs. large supDy of Fancy Fans from l2t eta
tn So each. Ladies. call and them.
$15-Clocks and Watches repaired and warranted
asu'lth Cd Gold and Silver bug II anl taken
in exchange.
July 7 j NJ FREENI IN, Nnriolk
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08
C. HALL & co.
I o ALL THE WORLD woo USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.-UIL OF TAN

n Or LEATHER RESTORr.R "A new Chrmi-
cal Discovery. Most people know bat Skins ana
Hides are converted INTO Leather bv tin. use, uf Z,
f"nnin xtracted from certain narks &c. When
e tUrCc aud strength OF the Tanuin is worn out
leather becomes dead, hard, dry, brittle, cracked
covered with crust, &c. To restore the fc, soft.
nrss. mo'sln, strength smootbncss, &C. use the
OIL OF IANNlN, which pcnctratc5 the stiilest and
har lest leather, it has been wcritv ,cars i'm Use
and ii I tears easily with the fingers, it p,rts at
once Il ength that is utterly incrccolc until q"cE
1t hcc"m's like new leather, in all respects with
delightful softn"ss and polish aud IN tkes all lcith
er co'npl tcy and perfectly impctvio s t, vatcr
particularly hoos, shoes carriage tops. haryic-
hose TRUNKS AND in TACT all thugs made of leather,
wear aud durability, IN whatever manner the eath-
or is usc'l.
Now, granting these things true, the dis
covrry Is of infinite value to the world and the
easiest thing then to prove it is call and purchase
bottle, AT the MEDICAL EMPORIUM
sep 3 Corner Of High ami Middle SITS
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08
PORTSMOUTH FEM ALE SEMIN Any

&c Inteli ;encc and Piefy uro,c The brightest sun
shine Ocer the dcelt,ngS of prcafe lfe and these
the results of FEMALE EDUcATIoN.'
The Subscribers respectfully aun"nrrc to- their
friends aud the public, that this Institution will he
Icned for the reception of Boarding and Day
Scholars on the lst If October Their
INV undergoing such alterations an repairs
will render them perfectly comfortable at all sea
sons. The course # instruction will embrace, as
heretofore, al the branches of thorough English
Education, including Mathematics viii, the An
Gent and Modern Languages, Music. Drawing
and Painting in Oil, Fresco, aud Wafer Colours
Fancy Needle Wo,k SC.
9lf- FRENCH LtNGUAGE--this branch Of study be-
ing Iiuw. universally adopted part OF the
lar course of instruction i cvrry we'll orgHniz
Senina-y.-the Principal takes this opportunity
to inform her patrons and friends that she has made
il one of the regular studies in this Institution
The plan of instruction is the popular Oral and
Wriien system of the celebrated Ma y EscA, which
when diligently pursued for a limited time, she
pledges herself will enable the pupils not only to
write and translate the Language correctly, but
speak il with hurncy.
TERMS OF TUITION:
sEssI MONTHS.
For English branches from 900 * is per Session
Anccnt and Modern Languages $40 do
Ora wing and Painting from 5 TO s. do
Music s. 10 per Quarter.
Tuition in the English branches, Music, Bn rd.
&c, in the family 4 the Principal for S75 per Ses
sion. ANN p. YOUNG. P'iucipal.
v. TOWN, Associate.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08
ssNHE PATENT G tEvANIC RINGS.
Al ~, L,.rIE LII IrII, ND. ..>.-.,I-

Il mAbNti " FLUID rms r"tilai Hthl'' dis
covcrv has eived the universal APPRECIATION of
the Mcdi,al of,ssrn of Great Britain. an has
bren sufficiently long bc'orc the American public
{" give n fair trial of its power aud efficacy The
PATENT GALVANIC RINGS have been found to
answer all the puTposes or hich ordinary GaIvan.
ic Bhucry"r Electric and NIagu, tic Machines are
used. bat are without any of the iniuri sIoc KS
which accompany tho applications by those in
n-nts and in many Other Respects are more AFE
The G.vauic Rings have been used with p ,ricct
success in all oi Rh umntisn, acute or chon-
&c, APPLYING TO the head, iarr D. limbs Go t. Tic
Dnlorrux Tuo,hachc, Brunc hIiS, Vertigo. Ncrv us
or SiCi; HeadHchc. Indi rc>tipn, Paralysis, Palsy,
Epi'ensy, Fits, Cramp, Pal"italion of til Heart
Apol lcXv, Stiffness If Joints, Lmnb,go. Neuralgia
General Debility, Deficiency of Nervous F,rrgv
and all Nervous Disorders. In cases az confirmed
Dyspepsia they have i,rcu success fl. Their Extra
"r'nnry effects upon the systcu must be- wines ch
to BE- bcli"v ID; and "a ce tain PREvENTIvs for
the above conipia nts th-y equally Ia h. recon-
ncndCd. The Galvauic Rings are iu every way
perfectly harmless, aud sid prices to he,
within the reach o. all. CRisTI IS MAGXEric FLUID
Is used in connection with the Rugs, to render
their thccnt acG IN certain. and to direct the Gal
vanic nu"ucc the partic uiar poI tous which arc
affected.
For numerous certificates Of the highest charac.
ter rc@'rring tic efficacy of the G,ivinic Rings
and Magn' tic Fluid reference is made to fpriucr
Advertisements or thcv nav be- at the Office.
Only Agency i'll New York, l3i ton rect (Sun
Builc ing.)
To guard agsinst fraud, Dr. Carer,E appoints
but onc rencv each Of the Cites of the United
isM \: san foS, Tor Portsmouth, Va. CiIAS.
| HElNITSH, Agent.
| D.. Please call and set pamphlet gratis.
Aug ~
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08
yXTASHINGTON UOTEI,. Nv Ts,,c Fs.

WTASHINGTON WOTEL. Nv Is,ac rs.
Wv LEEcK, Portsmouth. Va The Subscriber
having become the Proprietor Of his Establish
mcnt, sturtrc on High street. i..st ~ tho pout
where the Baltimore foats and P.l, Road Cars dis
charoc and take nm their Pass ngnrs. would re-
sp"ctfullv call the att nt'on Of r,vel'c-s and gcn
tlcmcn from the country to the favorable loca itv
and pe'' ges himself to do thin in his powor
to mako those who may patronize him comfortable
and peasant Sen 6--3t
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08
THE NEW YORK CONTRIBUTION
81 IL FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
No. 81. WuH street. .Nfm York

Insures Buildings in general, Merchandise, House
hold Furniture. Ships md their cargoes, Gin port
ony) Ships or Vessels being butt, ar repaired
aud everv description of Personal Property.
This Company will pay all its loss : by the lat.
fire in New York, and still have ample capital
to afford security to alias customers.
The subscriber is prepared t. issue Policies direct
at the lowest rates Of premium in Portsmouth,, Nor
folk aud the surrounding Country. Please give
inc n call before insuring elsewhere.
Applications by letter, % ,st-paid,) eiving a de-
scripton fproporty, &c, &c. promptly attended
to by f4 GEORGE M. Balm,
Portsmouth, Aug 81 Agent.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08

PPLE BRANDY lis bbs year old
N Southampton BRANDY,
10 bhls three years old Nash Brandy,
20 do Jersey B,andy. Just received and for
sale bv JOHN C.. DODD,
Sep 5-3t Commerce .trcct.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08
FOR EST

a The Subscriber will trBt that large airy
s=5E and cu:rtnodinus 7 hrcr Stn v HOUSE on
.h%Ig@L County street il which she nav resides 20
= good tenant. Pos ySsinn Civ ssi,nmc 'ini.lv
Au % FR tNCES GOODWIN
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08

ry. manu- 7rtur"d OF Herbs o'tlv.
GElMSTONE'S EYE SNUFF
The invcnto most respectfully snljcts the a;tcu
ton "t the nobility q ntrv aud the public to make
trial at his celebrated hcrbacrOus mp"und. pIedg
ing himself tb the efficacy and certain rcilcf tn.
81 ser. U he r'a"cr will semcmbcr some of the
q: st events have been accomplished by The most
simple causrs This Snuff removes Gisea .cs with
out irritating tho.c delicate org ry it, aclo on
IN" LMhryiual duct. hc m-mbrancr ol
which is indeed contiuua,ion Uf tiic pituitary cx,
pansi"n wis in { nustrils. 1t has received tho
ancin of the most cxaltc and scientific prrs III
ages "i the age. The gigantic balance. the pr. IS
has culogized this delightful com ,ound Of i1rr's
few words 10 the afflicted, the nnuincrab" tcs,i.
inonlals oi cures of CUaract, Guttl Serena, OPP
thama, Inf 'mation, Nervous Headache, Dea fues=
aud other diseases to which th .sc dclNats organs
the Eye and Ear su!j ctcd. are too numerous
for the limits of this bill. This snuff when ia ken
frequently Strengthens the of the head and
rem"v's Instructions from the Eyes. Look t., the
Inventors signature with the aho, royal patron
age ON each canister, from England. Just received
AMI for sale by
Srp4 C. HALL & co
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08

ITINNL NOTICE The Notes aud Ac, cunts
IT e Doctor WIN Collins not pid prcviuus to
the Is Of September ncxt will he collected by pro
ccsz " lao s. WHEELER. Attorney
HORSES and Qopd comfortable CARRIAGES
j can BE- hsd at W." shO tost notice. Young pr.
urgent hnsincss can be accommodated With good
Carriage aud pair Of HDracs that they may rest
vel assured can's be oycrt0kcn
Aug u STEPHEN JAMES.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08

10 LOVERS OF GOOD BUTTER.-Y"u
will alwavs find the gerry best BU TER that
thc B.rimorc Markets can produC" by calling AT
q" Tive Rcd Sgu" +. BROOKS, Jr.
A,,.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08

" EEP III BEFORE TH& PEOPLE
m The Subscribe in Orus the public that he
cuutinucs the CABINET MIXING BUSINESS ON
the Corner o, High and Middle streets, where he
wilEbe happy to receive orders, and execute them
in style not to be surpassed, as may be demon
s,rat d to the satisfaction of those who will do him
the favor TO call an! cxamiuc his work. He has
some of the most fashion I'll" specimens of
CABINET WORK.
Also n large lot OF Curlcd Maple, Rush and Wind.
CHAIRS.
app ais To tho feelings of generous public to tx
tend to him porti'n OF its patronage Old Fur.
urc taken in exchange for New.
f. D. HtYNES
o. All persons indebted to are respectfully
invited ~ call and settle tn bills.
June 10 r. D. IT.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08

'IVHE REV. JAMES STRA rTON, viii
4 resume the Exercises of his Srh nl in Ports
mouth on MONDAY, tn % Of September The
course of ins ructon will be thorough aud cxtcn
sivc, embracing all the branches of a finished Fee
male Education.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-08


MEIICS, &c, Tor sale by
w. II. II HODGES & co.
Cologne Water of the bcsl quality,
avcudef do do
Florida do do
Extracts Essences,
Rose, Orange, Millehcur, Jasr ,im Musk,
Esprit dc Rose, Es"rt dc Portugal.
For The Te,M
Glerns Aromatic Rose Tooth Paste
Rose Tooth Powder
Cosmetics,
Cream of Almonds, Cold Cream,
Toilet Powder Pearl Powder,
Lily White, Vinegar Rouge.
For The Hair.
Pure Bears Oil, Bars Grease,
Beef Marrow, Nlaca--ar Oil,
Genn's Indian Hal Dye, for colouring the hair
without staining the skin,
Antique Oil,
Depiiatory Powder, for removing supcrhuous
hair.
Tbilet and Shoving Soaps.
Otto OF Rose Sap, Fine MUSK do, Violc. do
Cinnamon du, Rose do, Mullcacur do.
JNsI.iin 10, Palm do,
GIcun's Sapouaccous Compound,
0b"mc DAmandcs,
Rouss,li's L mr. vailed Cream.
Smiths Old own Windsor,
Also Tor salc--A bcaut u assortment Of Hair,
Tonfb Comb, Nail and Shaving Brushes-Ivory,
She'll b. fFdlo AMI Horn Comhs-Razp and R,zpr
Sfraps-Pfc S ,.ts--Sreut 'gs- e. NIB Cleaners
-InT clible lux C,'urt Plaster, Powder Boxes '.ud
PufTs-- Scissors nivcs-Iudia RUBBER. silk and
thread Purscs--p Pocket Books, TW eez'rs ana cvcry
article usually kept in Variety Store, all sold at