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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

A STRIAN LAMB CoLLARS--A few sull
~ 90 hand Of us Man 81
NOV a & MCALLAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

MEL. MOORE & co. respectfully INFORM
i Y The travelling pnblis. that they have by an
arrangement with Nvrhes Il Co. and o Hinton
extended their splendid National Road Stage
Lanes direct to 81 LOUIS. through IndIanopolis
Ten- HanIe and Vsndalis. and that unsurpassed
accommodations can how DO had through Tho entire
route.
FAST MAIL COACH leave. wheeling daily
nj 10 o'clock. NJ. 10 Cincinnati ia SO hours 10 ~
L'uis days
Pilot Coach leaves Wheeling daily at 10 o'clock
z NJ &c hours ia cincir n1Ii
ID TALLMADJE'S Gv,d Tnieni Coach lss,es
Wheeling daily at 10 o'clock r NJ. - hour. To-
Nayssille, Ky.
EIras furnished on ell The above lines To pariirs
With The privilege Vfseeping 81 travelling al nj hI
q they msy wish.
Office No - Ws,erI. frst door below The U s
Hotel. Wheeling. Va.
jan 10 w 3 COwDERY. Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

ExrRACT OF COFFEE.-Thi. ariel.
~ has beea discovered OF ls's IN kssops. ssd
- hsosne shssed all over The sosi,asns that
every family mskss sss II ~. not Only - saving
q se1es. bot a. csr'ssn rsnssdy 70 pssven, that
sfesd'ui d'sesse Dyspspsss. q Hsprvsss shs tags
sfhe cose, the color. ssd saves the half he susa.
iiiy of scdss. d cless tbs sofss better shsn srx.
is'ngisss er shy other siees fos slesriHs, zoe sss
~ he s'oss Of ID M'CiNNlg.
oct - Mstksi G4ssss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

an BRIs suPERFiNE FAMILY FLoVR
,ssSs susnER a sTgLtE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

nOCTOR FELIX'S Fsmily Apsfeni pills. for
~ The cure OF Rhenfnausn aud many Other dis-
s0ss,; iorssle ny tec, 26) u MGINNtS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

W IRGINIA-ls CsAScksr "A, rules he'd
v IN the ciesks ofsics of The Circuit Sspcr,.f
Cour, al Law and Chane~rv E,r The equally OF Ohic.
in the moo'h Of Mach 1886
james II Lsujerhsck. J.s-e I.anix. John M'Lnre.
Too'nss l. Wilson aid John Fink.
Comrlananis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

ALEX r LAIDLEY. Clerk.
NElsoN & Pgcx rsss y
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-11-05
From the New York Globe.
THE CRIME OF RUNNING AWAY FROM
V

captain huxley is the innocent man, but that
" boy is 10 all intents a criminal, as much SO as
the lncendlary who secretly casts a torch into your
dwelling as much so, in fact, a the slnue- ~stealer
VINO decoys his pnsuspecling victim, and then sells
him into hopeless servitude. This g boy, - by his
own illegal, and consequently criminal act, in Sc
cfeting himself on board the Mobile, has brought
impending punishment upon a worthy and unof-
Tending man.
ST.. crime to run away from Slavery
Gould impudence or hypocrisy 90 farther2 And
this is Democracy The Captain is innocent, is
he! What then does the Globe think of a law
which would consign such a man to the Peniten-
bune.
Yes, IT IS a crime. and this too is Democracu 4!
democracy ever suslains the laos, and deprecaIes
every resort to Illegal violence.
ne act OF this " boy" Kirk, in hiding himself
awayon board the Mobile thereby snbjecting Cant.
huxley TO pecuniary distress and loss Of liberty,
eriminat, and as such, any civilized community
would give the injured man redress.
Will the Tribune contend that the sailor who
smuggles a bale of broadcloih on board one of our
packet ships, thereby subjecting the vessel to COR
hScation, and the Captain TO imprison ment, com.
mis- no criminal act ? Suppoes that the a advocates
oil Free Trade, the Tariff AbolilionisIs. should
make common cause with that sailor-throw every
obstacle In the way Of a legal adjudication, which,
PVW Odptdiu, wa MS only SaIV3ttOn tTOn
" ioog anu dreary confinement in a dunpeun-
Scerefe the eanse Of all his troubles, and finally
a,,fr'nPt toyua him of 10 n foreign land -
N'n,' would the Tariff Tribune say Men?
We cannOt believe that Mr.. Greeley wrote the
a. rle above. We have too high an opinion of
as Sagacity to think that he would commit hun
sell 10 such a senseless proposition.
III regard to the laws of Georgia which make
~ ACT OF abstracting a slave a peniIentiary offence,
We nave univ 10 saw. that she ie n snvora,0n Stata
ahd, as such, makes her internal repula lions. If
nef ordinances conflict with the powers delegated
the General Government, there is a speedy
remedy If not. her citizens, and all those who do
BUSINESS within her borders, are bound to obey
mem. Counsellor White, or Mr.. LAWYER jaw.
OF The District Attorney, Mr.. McKeon, cannot sit
mere IN judgment upon the statutes of a sister Cum.
monwealth.
he justice of such enactments we may freely
question, if we choose but we have no power 10
ImPeach their force or validity, save before the
P'oPer tribunal.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-11-05
u NAVAL POWER.

"A national Independence, which commands the
respect OF nations and individuals, implies some
ming more than the mere power to preserve do
nestle tranquility and individual happiness among
me people. 1t implies power in the government
70 resist and chastise assaults from without. A
nation that fails 10 demonstrate this power, when
necessary. lowers itself and its people in the esti-
nation of other nations. Our vigorous hostiliiies
on the ocean in the war Of 1912, and the veto.
nes which accompanied them, won for us the
respect Of all other powers. The s%alutary inHn.
ehce OF those victories have been felt ever since
10 our Intercourse with the great Nations of the
Earth. This Influence has formed an essential
elenent of our power, and we are persuaded that
'ne administration will not permit il to be lessen.
90 IN our present contest with Mexico. We hope
mat the Navy will he enabled to vindicate its
uiiiiy, although we confess it is not constituted
as 1t was in 1912. Then, our poor boys, the
..eIt educated and the enterpusing, were received
INTO the service, because they were needed 10 fghl,
and they did fight. Now, however, we have
oIlcers who went into the Navy because there
was no fighting 10 he done, and II seems that then
WlH mol fight. Dor Navy, it is true, is behind
me age. IL has not progressed with the discove
YES in science and art. Bot this is the fault Of
me system and a terrible disaster or a glorious
"clOTy is wanted, to teach our officers and the
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-11-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENT W.. !

"A received a supply of fancy and other Goods in
our line, to which we invite attention Tbov -
been purchased on the most favorable ter ms. and
therefore we will sell at prices which will make il
me interest OF buyers to give US a call. We can
only partlaly enuincrate as follows:
zen knlvcs OF various qualities, some of them
Rodgers warranted, "
Scissors of superior quality. and very cbe,,
hazors oil all qualities and prices some as low
as 20 cents, and said to be good.
lhe cheapest lot of Fancy Soap ever seen in this
market, '
Ladies Work Boxes, a beautiful article,
SILVER Ihimbles very neat and very cheap.
rarlha cologne, excellent and much cheapcr
than we have ever sold it.,
Beads, Rings and other Ornaments for purscs
a beautiful lot of Walking Canes.
steel clasps for ladies Reticulc=,
Tooth Brushes, some with Buffalo handles. which
are very cheap, ~
Hair and Shaving Brushes, and Combs of various
kinds,
Silver Arrows and Long Combs for Girls.
a large assortment of Steel Pens,
Also, the celebrated Gold Pen, with Pencil at.
tachcd, in a neat case,
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases.
Motto Seals and superior Scaling Wax.
FANCY Waters, and a variety of others,
tahcy Note, Envelopes, and superior French
Letter Paper, with a fine assortment of other quail.
ties of Letter and cheap Cap Paper, some of which
we can sell astonishiugly cheap,
MaIhematlcal INSTRUMENTS, Accordeons. Flutes.
ana Vioilns-Razor Strops, ga few more left,
shaving Cream, OF the most approved Manufac.
Ladies' Card Cases, and scits of Gcptlemcn,s
Sblrt Watch Chains of a new style, and
Deautliui SILK Guards, with many other articles.
which arc beautiful, useful and cheap.
NOV w. III. III. HODGES & co.
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MISCELLANEOUS
TAKE NOTICE

'I'hAT the Subscriber has just received a 10, of
- DoUBl.E aud SINGLE G~UNS-Single Guns
3 low as W oo, aud Double Guns as low as SIS 90,
e,so, Pist,is, Shot Bags, Game Rags, Powder
tasks; Mipple Keys, Was Cutters, Percussion
laps ran inc Inherent qualities, Canister Powder,
Drinking Cups, and every article called for bv n
Sportsman. Ills the determination of the Subscri-
Der MT to re undcrsold, or under worked. and pcr-
sons may rely upon getting any article as rhcsp
rom Dim ms can be pure based in this section of
country. Also. all work in the Gun line will be
WARRANTED TO be done AS we'll and as cheap, If not
cheaper, than can be done here or elsewhere. so
cai' at the Sign OF tho Maminoth Gun, High street.
pp4r'sinouth, Va, one door castof the Old Dominion
ofiice, and get bargains, and no mistake.
All orders thankfully received, and punctually
attended to.
Sept 90 sparDINc
N. b.. Old Copper and Brass taken in oxchauoo
Tor wo k, or the hishest cash price paid for il.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-11-05

MERCHANDISING AIR FIGHT PAL
~ o STOVE.-Patentcd, March, 1915; and
received the SILVER MEDAL, at the State Fair,
at Auburn, Sept. Is, 1916.
The AiR. TIGHr PARLoR STovE, with its fine Goth
lc carvings, Is not only beautiful i'm the extreme.
but tbs most perfect article Of the kind ever Offered
in market. Ii differs materially from all o.her
Stoves called air ight,' in the improvements o:
the joints, and the addition of the Hot dir Chamber
The joints at the corner arc constructed in such
a peculiar manner as to insure them what they pro-
less to be, ar light. They have the usual protcc-
tiou ofccmcnti in the ,intS Of the castings, and the
further and perfect security of a quantity of cement
inserted between the jrin's made by the castings
and the inner joints at the stove rods.
One of our customers draling in these Stoves
saps, that, on trial with them last winter, a single
fre, built in the ordinary way, lasted three days
and that he VIII warrant all he sells to retain the
fire that length of time without being disturbed.
At the New York State Fair, at Auburn, Sept.
Is, 1916. VIC received the First Premium, 4 sill
YER MEDAL, and. at the Rensselaer, County Fair,
Scpt. q, 1916, the First Premium of FIV DOL
OARS or a SILVER MEDAL, on our NON.CON
DENSlNG AIR PARLOR STOVE. Fo,
sale by JAMIE S. CHERRY.
Nov Under the Old Dominion Office
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-11-05
NOTICE OF pETIIIaN

Notlce is hereby given. that a Petition viii bo
sent TO the Next Legislature of the State of yirgin.
"a ASKING tor an Act of Incorporation OF the Town
and privileges enjoyed by all other incorporatcd
towns In the State of Virginia, municipal, judicial,
ana executive and asking for a Ferry to run
.ei1Ss INC Eiizaocth River, touching at some point
In the City of Norfolk, to be allowed to carry frsight
ana passengers, the proceeds of which to be app1o.
Priated to the liquidation of the debt and taxes of
Sept. IL, 1886.
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SOM ETHING NEW!
FREE LECTURE.

YORK, would respectfully announce of the La
G,es and Gsn1Iemen of Portsmouth that he will de.
usJ' ON a Ne,C System of arithmetic
o.n' al inc Town Hall, commencing punctually a,
Quarter past O'Clock. By his System al! of GU,
Sonty, and thereby making a saving of at least fnnr.
h'as OF tne hgures and time usually required il,
Professor p. will solve Problems on the B,ack
board under the various Rules used in Mcrcan,iIo
and Mechanical transactions, thereby cnabIinr the
audience TO judge of its merits. ~
For Particulars and Recommendations sec ,,rno
New" "o"he'h'hS
G-Ihe Public generally are invited to attend.
Admission FREQ. No.
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$500, to Washington and Alexandria, $3.50
HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED TO 6 A. NJ.
The quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
Augusta, tnnnino IN connexiun with the Richmond
and Petersburg Rail Road, leaves Wrirht's wharf.
Norfolk. every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
at a. NJ for tho above cities and towns. Pass n.
gers b cakfast on board the Aug sta and arrive at
Port Wal'hall at hall past - NJ, where trains leave
Immediately for bo'h Petersburg and Richmond.
arriving at Petersburg by half past p. NJ. and
at Richmond about 3 p. NJ, abpnt two hours in adj
vance OF the old James River Line, and i'm a Boat
unsurpassed in her accommodations and the attcn.
ton of her officers to the comfort of her passengers.
Returning the passengers leave Richmond and Pc.
&c shurS every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
at half past . a. M, breakfast on board the Auons.
ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past 1 p. Nj.
1T VIII be pert eived from the above, that this
comfortable and expeditions line gives to persous
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business the
opportunity of iransacting it and returning by the
boat oil next morning, 50 as IT, be absent from their
homes a single night only.
Inc Augusta Will stop at the usual LANDINGS on
James River to take in and put out way travel, and
at any other points on the river where a signal i,
made.
The pubic may rest assured that IL is the deter
nlnatlon OF the Projectors to keep up this Line
permanently; an! to accommodate travellers he.
tween Norfolk or Portsmouth and Richmond and
Petersburg. and the Cities of the District of Column
bia, in the best manner and at the lowest rates.
FOR further information, tickets or freight, apply
to VIII GARNETP & co.
N. Is. The central position of the r. & p. r. r.
Depot in Richmond, and its tontiguity to the prin.
clpal Hotels, and place of starting of the Cars from
the North and West, and the Canal Packets for
Lynchburg, adds to the economy as we'll as the
convenicnccs of this Line. OCT 2
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and make their selection, as they will go off as
speedily as the others did. Also in Store a fine lot of
Silver, Shell, Buffalo and Brazilian Polka Combs.
The community generally arc invited to call and
see one OF The hest and most extensive stocks of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLA.
TED WARE, r ancy and Military floods, ever of
Tered in the CITY, all of which shall he sold as low
as at any CITY Store. j. Nj. FREEMAN.
O.A large assortment of Steel, Silver and Gold
Beads, Purse and Bag Clasps, Purse Mountings,
SC, at very low prices. Oct %
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tNOR THE TOILET.-Wc respectfully call
u the attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
portsmouth and vicinity, to an excellent assort-
m.nt of Genuine PERFUMERY, &c.
FARlNA Qhe real articlc) import.
cd by DR.. Santos, of Norfolk.
GLENN'S & SANDS PURIFIED BEARS OIL.
ROWLAND'S GENUINE MACASSAR OIL.
ROUSSEL,S CREAM, preventing
hands, face, &C., from chopPing, and bcautifying
the complexion.
RoMAN KALYOOR, for removing pimplcs,
frecklcs, tan, sun burn, blotches, rcdncss of the
SKIN, &c. This Is a safe and certain preparation,
gives cleaIncss 10 the skin truly beautiful.
NfMPH SOAP, to give a radiant whitencss to
the most Bilious complexion, its constant use be-
slows a delicacy and fair ness.
Together With a large assortment of Tooth and
Hair brushes, Dressing Combs, Lilly White, Per.
Tuned Chalk Balls, Pearl Powder, London Myrtle
pomatun: Creme dc Perss, &c, &c. For sale at
the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar.
oct ~ CHAS. III. HEINITSH,A Agent.
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REMOVAL OF THE ARCADE.
Three Doors below the Old Stand.

IJNHE PUBLIC will please take notice that = have
Il removed from the Old Stand TO the building
threc doors below, formerly occupied by MIR. How,
ell as a Shoe Store.
Having just r, turned from the North 7 am now,
opening n iull assortment of ~"
CLOTHING AND GOODS.
whlch cannot be surpassed, if equalled, in quality of
ha'efial"r workmanship, for tic prices, and which
am determined to sell lower, for Cash, than the
same quality Of Goods can be or ever were sold for
part. Of the following:
Coats OF all prices. from a. IN In d ,6o m
Vests of all qualities, from ! 25 to 90
Pants do do do 81 To OO
Jackcts-Shirts, of every Observation-Disclosures
Socks Observation-Disclosures Collars and
boFoms- Gum Suspendcrs, from Is to so cents-in
tact every thing usually kcptin a Clothing store.
oolI-ERf warranted to be of first rate material
INC make. 1t consists in part as follows: PEN
KNIVES from o. cts. to 81 50-Razors, of Rooers's
make. 81 cts. to s. 25-Scissors from I2I TO so eta.
i have also, in addition to the above, n good as-
s"rtmcnt OF such as Breast Pins, Fin
pics and Shields, Watch Keys, Studs, Sc, which
l VIII sell lower than they can be had at any other
place in these digCins.
To the LADIES L would say, that I have an excel.
lent assortment OF Edgings, from ] TO |! in. wide
Needles, assorted sharps; Pins Spool Cotton. OF
INC best make, 200 yds. for cts. a spool Thread
rape Ladies' Hose, from 49, to 81. cts. white
miX'd and black Ladies and Childreu's Net Cans
Also an assortment of Childrcn's Socks and StocI-
ings.
The Gentlemen will please call and look at som.
CLoAKS i have, the prices of which. tor the DUAL.
ity, will astonish them. ~
nave also a beautiful lot of CAPS, of all de-
sciiptions, quality and price, cheaper than thev
can DC bought cwherc in the town.
Sept 90 j. M. MILES
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government the real value of our present naval
oIce. AS a nation, we cannot sacrifice our repu.
,a'ion ny retreaiinR from the enemy's strongest
'of'. we must attack ii, or DO forever disgrac.
ed.-M Y. Sun.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

IDOCTOR TN. MERCER, very respect
1oliy offers bis Professional Sc, vices to The in
noo'tants OF Portsmouth and vicinity. Tic propos.
cs no icfe, cncc, save that of the experience Uf an
average snare OF practice, attended, with ia'tcring
success, Tor nearly live years. Though credentials
duccd if required. ~
oticc and residence of High street, in the build.
AUG l5--3m
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NAVY. AGENTS. OFFICE, >

NUTUIk, VC0OUcT 0Tst, TS4b.
ArfckS VIII be received until IL o'clock, on the
" 9th November, for the delivery al the Navy
Yard, Immediately, of the following articles, subject
TIC inspection.
Five thousand best quality FIRE BRICKS.
AND
twenty "ur well burnt or glusscd Ear,hern Pots
such as arc used upon The tops of Chirnncys as
aid To- the draught-of large size. Funnel from Ia
to 10 inches at the largest mouth, and 0 inches at
inc smallest GEO. LOYALL,
oc'0 Navy Agent.
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MISCELLAN EOUS.

TNHE extraordinary Improvements that have OF
Il late years taken place in the construction of
Piano Fortcs, aided by the increased taste for the
accomplished and fashionable Science of Music.
among polite classes, have caused this fav,rite
instrument to become indispcnsably necessary i'm
all respectable families. In the PIANO FORTES
which CHICKERING has the honor Of submit mo
to the Public, VIC trust arc combined the var ious
qualities of power, brilliaucy, sweetness and uni.
formity of tone so requisite to make a perfect i'm.
strumcnt. We are enabled to warrant every In.
struncnt PERFECTLY SOUND, we'll seasoned,
and of the very best materials aud superior work.
manship, thus uniting superiority of quality wits
durability and excellence.
ORDERS FROM ii COUNTRY attended to
with the greatest punctuaiity, aud c. ii. & Co. beg
To assure Ladies and Gentlemen residing at "a dis
lance, that whenever they are favored by orders.
per letter, it is no less their practice than their in.
tcIcst to send such an ins.ruu ctt as shall bear the
s rictc>t scrutiny.
These PIANO FORTES arc extremely handsome
and convenient instruments, possessing a full, rich
and brilliant tune.
0U-Recoilcct CHICKERING'S IMPROVED PI
ANO FGRTES, to be had Of HALL * Co, Nor.
Tx, Va, better instruments and lower price than
any other IN America
They will be sold at manufacturcr's prices and
warranted in every respect first rate.
We have recently received a full supply, and
hourly expect further additions.
Prices from $3.50 TO $500. Oct 90
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THOMAS TATEM,

- Ely Al LAW,
WILL pra' ticc in the Supc, ior and inferior
w Courts OF Princess Anne, Norfolk and Nan
scmiond Counties, and of the City of Norfolk. He
VI" attchu To business when desired in any other
county Portsmouth, April -OD
VOCAL MUSIC. II. HEWITT, Professor
of Music, respectfully Informs the citizens of
portsmouth and its vicinity, that re wi commence
a Sericso OF Lectures on Vocal Music at Mrs. Young's
portsmouth Female Semi airy, AZ soon as a sufi-
clent hummer OF Pupil shall be obta ned. His sys.
rem o' instr uction is peculiar to himself alone, and
mas met WIN extensive favor in New York, Balti-
more and Washington.
Aug 30
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INOOTI BRUSHES.-We have on hand an
Il extensive and elegant sock ofTOOTH BRUSH
rs, which VIC are selling at prices that cannot fail
TO be satisfactory to pure hascrs.
Also, a beautiful variety OF Hair Brushes. { s,mc
of which are of the best quality with many other
desirable articles for the toilet, all of which we
purpose selling exceedingly cheap.
Oct2 l. SCHOOLFIELD & co.
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THE LArE

The skirmish is over, and as soon as the smoke
''rars away. we will take a survey of the battle
ground. and make a faithful report of the killed
and wounded. The Wings are Growing owe. our
losses but we believe, upon examination, it will be
found tina, they have been beating down their ow n
men, who Were only dressed in our uniform. We
shall examine the question with a single eye to
The loss or gain of the free trade principle. We
thank the Wings most heartily for every Tariff
Democtat" they have knocked uppn the head
"A Democrat who advocates the tariff Of '42. is Of
about as much use To us as is a baking horse to
one of our mountain eamsters he is only an adj
ditional drag to the load itself. In this view we
oeiieve we have rather gained than los, in the
late election Southern Standard.
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BLUE LAVA ORNAMENTS.

l have just received another
assortment of Blue Lava Pins.
Bracelets, Necklaces and Ear
Rings.
Also, Turquoise Pins, Brace
lcts, Ear Rings, Necklaces
and Fling r Rings. They are
ali the latest style of fashion.
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Oct Is

9. SCHOoLFIELD 81 CO., Dealers i,
-. prnSs, Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils.
Fancy Goods, Snuff, segsrs, and Green and BIsck
Teas, high street, Portsmouth, Va. Oct *