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The MIssIoNARY's WIFE.-There is some
thing exceedingly interesting in missiona-
RVS wife. saw much OF The missionaries
abroad, and even made many warm friends
among them; and l repeat it, there is some
thing exceedingly interesting in missiona-
RVS wife. She no had been cherished as a
plant that the winds must not breathe on loo
rudel y RECEIVERS from the separation from her
friends 20 lind hcrselfin a land Of, barbarians
where her loud.cries Of distress could never
reach their ears. New ties Irvine around
her heart, and the tender and helpless girl
changes her very nature, and becomes The
staff and support Of man. In his hours of de-
spondency, she raises his dropping spirits
she bathes his aching head. and smo,hs his
pillow Of sickness. have entered her dwell
ing, and ha ne been welcomedas a brother;
have answered her anxious questions, and
sometimes when knew any Other friends al
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FARM FOR SALE.

The Subscriber offers for sale good farm
situated in the Easterly part Of the town of Law
renee st Lawrence County N. Y, consis-
ting of acres, one half of which is under i'm
provement. Said farm is situated upon a good
road two and half miles from the fourishing
Village of Lawranceville and about two miles
from the line of the Ogdensburg and Champlain
Rail Road; the farm is well watered-has good
farm, shed and other useful and convenient out
buildings, and a comfortable house. The above
property is offered at low rate, payable one
third down, and the balance in five years-for
further particulars enquire of,
W. Nj. HITCHCOCK,
Potsdam ST. Lawrence County, N. Y.
Potsdam Sept 18th 1916. 2G;6w
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ing application ola well known tale :

They Ghe democracy aioresaid.) had
three things IN view during the contesf-the
election of Polk the election of Dallas; and
the prescl va,ion of The Tariff. They played
the cards well and won The rubber. They
could no, expect to win everything They
elected Polk, they elected Dallas, but they
lost the Tariff Our readers may recollecl
the story Of The Indians sale of his game to
the white man. The purchaser found the
meadows-aDd the iree-but not the bear
His complaints were deemed most unreason'
able by Walk-in-ihe-water, who insisted
that two truths 10 one lie was very we'll fol-
an Indian
We leave the application 10 others.
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A SLAVE CASE. We learn from the Frank
fort Commonwealth that the Supreme Court
of Ohio, Judges Wood and Blanchard presi-
dag. have, in the consideration of a question
involving the conslItutionality oil such OF the
laws OF Ohio as were designed 10 secure fu-
giiive slaves from arrest. re-affirmed a decis-
ion Of the Supreme Court oil the United
States, by which it was declared that the
owoer of slave, either by himself or agent
may pursue, arrest and return him 10 the
STATE from which he fed, without the aid of
the State authority; and that all Legislation
which mlerferes with or embarrasses such
arrest is unconstitutional and oid.all legsla
lion on the subject being exclusively vested
in Congress Under this decision, a man
from Kentucky, named Armitage, who was
under arrest in Ohio, charged with kidnap-
ping negro, whom he had seized as run
away slave, has been discharged from custo-
dy.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the subscribers, being appointed by The
FRO ate csurt tui the District ui Addison Com
m toner's, to receive, examine and adjust II
claims and den.. ms OF al peisnns AGAINST The
eSlateof
&LD2N FISHER.
late of Ripion in said District dcccaerd rrfe-
>en,e,i ia>llvent, and also all claims an. !eman, ;
exhiri tied in offset thereto: And six rt,r tbs f,.
The 81 day ut October next icing allowed
c, u;t fur that purpose, We do therefore ! 70.
give notice that We will attend To- the IuNi. r-,
our said appointment nj the dwcn?g ko 4
the lare deceased in Ripton On The - d.y,l
October and April next tirm ni'ic u'cluc5 H. II
until lor O'Clock p VI on each of s.. IL d;y>. o
Hiram H. Muribm Coming
IdrTV DoWn,r eirht-<
Dated ~ Rip'oH his ; I dayoJ .i,y'rnr-
Der, 1916 10
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PROBATE NOTI< " v.
STATE OF VERMONT,

District OF New Haven IS.
BE Il remembered that ar Probate Court
holden at Bristol in said District IN he lOih
day Of September 1916, The Administrator on
the estate of Isaac Atwood, late of New iia
ven IN said District, deceased. made applic:.-
ton to said Court for an extension Of the tine
within " hieh TO pay the debts and s6IIe H..
accounts Of said Estate. Whereup1n said
Court ordered said administrator TO noti,y
all persons concerned TO appear at n probate.
Court to be holden AT the office ofIhe Judse
OF said Court, in BIis:VI aforesaid ON rht.
first Monday Of October 1876 at one o'clock
A. NJ; thea aud there to make their oIjec-
lions TO the extension Of time rs aforesaid, il
any they may hs~e. by publishing certified
copy of this order in the Norihcrn Galaxy p
newspaper pubIshe5 at Middlebury. tl:rcc
weeks successfully, previous 10 the time Of
said Court
HARVEY MUNSELi.. Iadse.
A true copy of record,
Attest. II. MUNSIII, Julie.
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THE SLIDING GUNTER PARTY.

The Third Party do what tits said the Leo
pard can't-ihey change their spots Last
year they had a representative from each oil
the towns of Mt. Tabor, Royalton, MouLton
Braintree. Wesiford. Tunbridge. Duxbury
and Waterville. This year. though they
have the same number of members elect that
they had last (l2). they hare not elected one
from either O lte ADORE named tOwns! These
Third Party gentry seems to fare best There
then harent been tried. Pass 'em around
Burlington Free Press.
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TEACHERS CONVENTION.

Pursuant 10 the directions of the Statute Of
1915, in regard 10 Common Schools, the under
signed gives notice that a "TEAcHsRs' CoNvEN-
TON for this County, will be held at the Town
Room in Middlebury, on Wednesday September
30ih at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Town superintendents, teachers and all who
feel interested in the improvement of our system
of Common School Education, are earnestly re-
quested oattend and assistia the discussions and
business of the Convention.
GEO. w. GRANDEY,
Supt. of Schools for Addison County.
Vergennes, Sept 10, 1876. 20;w2
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Groceries. Crockery and
Hardware,

And indeed. a very full assortment Of alno- Il,
every article kept in country store.
Having purchased our goods unusually late in
The season, and OF course at lower Trices than
they could have tren bought at an earlier time,
we can confidently assure customers that we
shall not be beat in eheapness of price by any,
body. lfany have entertained the least suspi-
cion that We have hitherto sold goods at higher
rates than our ncighborS, etthem call and exam
inc. We earnestly invite comparison, Whrrh
er our friends purchase or MOI, we shall take g..
pleasure in Submitting our goods to their insp a.
ton.
IJMost kinds Of produce will be receive 90
payment, and at fhe faireSt prices Ample 4~
given &c.
Middlehury, May 18th, 1916
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i e d

In Lincoln on the 9Th inst, Mrs. Esther
Goodrich, wife OF Thomas Goodrich, aged
60 years.
In Burlington, CD the All inst. Hon.
George Arson Allen, aged 40 years.
In ChampIain, on the 90 uli. Samuel
Ashmun, patriot of the revolution, aged So
years.
In New Haven, on the 29th August, Mr..
Ira Mills aged IS years. One Of the early
settlers Of that town.
In the death Of MIR. Mills. the people OF his
vicinity will sustain an uncommon loss As
a neignbor, friend and citizen ne was highly
respected whereve.. hc was known. Conn.
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We are enabled to lay before our readers
aggregate returns of the election from 235
towns, which leaves Eaton 98l below an
election. The towns Of Dover, Mount Tabor,
North Hero and Easthaven, from which we
have no returns, last year gave Slade 3d.
Kellogg l25. and Shsiter IS, which will leave
Eaton about 100 below an clection-by the
people.
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ON THE WANE.

In The Counties Of Wludham. Bennington.
Rutland, Addison and Lamoille, where the
Sd party fever has been the most violent
heretofore, il seems to be abating; as their
vote is less 10 each Of those counties Than II
was last year. 1t seem TO partake of the ma
ture of the small pox-a person can have it
but once.
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home, have been for moment more than
recompensed for all The tolls aud privations
in the East. And when left her dwelling.
it was with mind burdened with remem-
brances TO friends whom she will perhaps
never see again.-Sfephen's Incidents Of
Travels
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renee of the patriots who shot down sheriff
chile serving process. Big Thunder him
self might be seated upon the bench, unless
his talents, which. are decidedly executive
might lead him TO take the subordinate Gnt
more active duties of sheriff.
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SANTAFE TAKEN, WITHOUT THE
FIRING OF A GUN!
Correspondence of the N. Y. Express.
FoRr Usage, Jackson co. Mo, D

FoRr Usage. Jackson co. No, !
August 2SIh. I
Ihare just received letter from Fort
Leavenworlh, stating that they had just re-
ceivcd news by express from General Kearn-
ey, stating that he had taken Santa Fe,
without the firing of a gun!!
There has been tremendous speculation
in stock in this quarter for the Santa Fe ex-
pediiion.
The latest Telegraph Dispatch to New
York contains no confirmation of ihis-nu
mention of Gen. Kearney having arrived al
Santa Fe.
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And so much of said lands will be sold al
public auction at the Inn oil John May IN
said Bristol on the first Thursday ofOcfober
next at 9 o'clock in the forenoon as shall be
requisite TO discharge said tax with cost I'M
Iess previously paid.
WILLIAM C. RIDER. 1st Constable.
Dated at Bristol, this 22d day Of Aurnsi
tS46. 17w3 --
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- - al Il 4sI-1.
4kaEz.AHf 8 ~
CHAMPLAIN AND CONNECTICUT
RIVER RAIL ROAD.

In pursuance of recent vote of the Directors,
the assessment ofS5, on each share of the Compa-
ny's stock, heretofore laid and made payable on
the 18th of August next, will be divided, so that
only 50, ON each share will be required OH that
day, and the remaining 50, on the 10Th day Of
Nov. next
The assessments may be paid TO the Treas
urer, at his office in Middebury, at the Office OF
Samuel Benshaw, & Son, Merchants Exchange
Boston, or to either of the following Banks, viz,
Bank of Burlington, Bank of Vergennes, Bank
ofMiddlebury, Bank of Rutland, Bank of Bel.
Falls, and Cheshire Bank, at Keene, N. 81.
SAMUEL WITT, Iredsurer.
Middlebnry, August 3, 1916
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nj arrie d,

In Rutland, Sept. Sd, by Rev. S. Martin
dale of WalIingiord, MIR William A. Dana
of Brandon, to Miss Jane F. Rathbone of
Rutland
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FIRE! FIRE!

THE Members Of the Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance Company are hereby noti
fed that the following assessments have
been made by the Directors on all The notes
in force on the days following, 10 wit:
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UNREASONABLE ExPEcrAr1osg.-Tbe
kie;er News Letter consoles the enrapcd
Democracy Of Pennsylvania, Nv the fcllov
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BRISTOL.
The non resident proprie'or< ofland in the
Town OF Bristol in the COUNTY al Addison
are hereby notified that the taxes assessed on
the lands Of said Town that is, for State,
County. and Town. for the three wears pre-
ceeding this date are in wholcu fart 'lait
are the following described Ia IDS VIZ.
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principal appropriation made at the recent
session ofCongress; and the amount of ex-
pendi,ures provided for
For the regular army S6S73 600
West Point military academy 121,776
Prosecution Of the war With Mex
leo 100000
Pay Of volunteers, 1887, 900
Notifications l,i40,000
Certain defences 10000
Deficient appropriations Tor l6 LOO, 900
Support ofthe navy 7,45O,0O0
$39,711,776
Expenditures OR account Of die
Indians I,l4t,oOo
Pay ofMembers of Congress &
wild Indians $4,000
Civil and diplomatic service 1904, 009
Post Office department 4,079,00S
Several items, not published, in---
all making total of s51, IA, 900
twill be perceived that about $40,000,O 900
have been voted for purposes connected with
WAR, and we do not learn that Polk has ar
rested any of these bills by his veto. Con-
gress voted less than million and hall for
internal improvements-to save lileand prop
erty from a watery grave-and the Execu-
tiveacrushed such extravagant prohigacy in
the bud Congress voted few millions 10
pay offjust debts TO widows and orphans
the French Spoiiaiion Biil-and the Execu-
tive cut their hopes by royal veto. His
motto seems 10 be-'Milions for War and
aggrandizement, nothing for the General
Good or Common Justice. The question OF
national politics are soon 10 come before the
people OF Massachusetts in our Compression
al elections, and can any man doubt that
there will be an indignant expression OF pop
ular SENTIMENT Worcester Egis.
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NOTICE.

Mr.. Whitcumb having made permanent To-
cation this side OF the mountain is prepared TO
furnish music for balls, parties, &c. on reasona-
bic terms.
" Letters addressed to r. +. Whitcomb at
Burlington VT. will receive prompt attention.
10; SIN
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AUCTION SALE.

The Subscriber will sell at Public Auction.
at bis dwelling House in Orwell on Thursday
The 9Th day of Septemberjus, at o'clock A. M
his entire stock consisting of between three and
tour hundred Sheep, one yoke of Oxen, three
Cows, sixty tons of Hay, about one hundred
ahockS o. Wheat, in the sheaves, together with
farming tools and Household Furniture-amons
the sheep are about 60 full blood ewes and lambs
all ofwhich will be sold TO the highest bidder.
unless previously sold at private sale.
One years credit with approved security will
be given on all sales oftwenty dollars and over.
Orwell Sept, 9Th 1916. R. A. BROWN
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STRAYED.

Came into my enclosure about the lst OF
May, one red line backed heifet; also. one red
steer, the owner IS requestedto prove property
and pay charges and take them away.
A. L. BINGHAM.
Cornwall. Mays 1876.
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CONGRESSIONAL APPROPRIA-
TT0NS

The following is given as list of the
principal appropriation made at the recent
session ofCongress; and the amount of ex-
pendiiures provided for -
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HARD-W ARE.

All trouble Of going or sending abroad TO OBJ
tain any thing in this line, cheap, may now b.
saved: TO be convinced of which you have. onlJ
to examine his stock and prices.
C.. D. NASH.
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Removal.

THE subscriber has concluded TO change his
location, he would therefore say to his old Gus
toners and oilers whom il may concern that
hereafter they will find him in the Wainwright
shop, near B. 9. Browns Temperance House,
where he will be on hand to answer the calls be
may have in his line; aud while he acbnowl
edges past tavors asks for Z share of patroL age
in future. ELI MATTHEWS.
Middlcbury, JuRe 80, 1916. OFF
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HATS & CAPS.

, Cases Mole Skin Hats,
Fur Hats, good article.
? Drab Hats,
Fur Hats--wile brin', ga. Oh :
COZ Cloth Taps, (i:.sil-
8 dog. SILK Caps.-AH of hick viii
be sold very low by
June list, 1916. w. S. JOHNSON.
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Settle,

lOpieces Cashmere de Lame, 200 do. of Mus
lindt Lame, 90 do. Gingham, do. Drab Mo-
reene, Just received by w. S. JOHNSON.
July 81, 1916.
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NOTICE,

Whereas my wife Betsey Brown has left my
bed and board, hereby give notice to all that
shall not pay any debts OF her contracting after
this date. JOHN BROWN
Ripton Sept. 3, 1916.
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NEW GOODS
AT THE CASH STORE.

ZEPHYR Worsted, Tidy Yarn, Knitting Cot
II ton, marking Canvass, Coats and Taylor's
Spool Thread, &c. &c. at BlRGES.
April 7, 1876.
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CROCKERY.

A general assortmentofC rockcry may be found
ADAMS g. FULLER'S
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lNU@OPMAM EtOTJHL.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, NEAR THE TREAsU
RY BUILDING

THE subscriber. having fully prepared and re-
IL pienisheh his we'll known Hotel, rencwcdly so
licits the patronage of his friends and the pubic
his tables will always he supplied with he best the
season Affords and whilst effort will be spared
to give entire satisfaction, his terms will he found
80 mode rate as to md attention from resi-
dents and strangers. There are several elegantly
nished suites of apartments and single rooms
permanent board will fad it highly advanta oeous
to call. For persons having business Will the De-
partments the oca ton of the Hotel is most convc
nent. Foreigners VIII find their language spoken
at this house, and their cofnrs strictly consider.
ed. Parties accommodated with refreshments of
all kinds at The shortest notice Dinners sent TO al
parts of the city usual. l.. GALABRUN
WASHINGTON Cry. july Pm
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ATyVOOEb'S
NoN-CONDENSING ATn-rIGHy,

~ ON-tON a EN- t(sl PAR.
~ LOR STOVE.-Patcutcd, March, 1915: and
received the SILVER MEDAL, at the State Fair
at Auburn, Sept Is, 1916
ne AiK- light Parton SrovE, with It's fine Goth
&c cniNlhgs, Is not only beautiful in The txtr,lnr
nut ms most peri Ct article of the kud offer,
In MAJ Ret Ii differs materially from all otlier
stoves called 'air-ight,' in the imp ovemeuts of
INC POINTS and the addition Cf the Hot air Chonjfr
The JOINTS at the corner are constructed in surh
peculiar manner as TO insure them " hat they pto-
less TO be, irhght. Thcy~havc the usual protcc-
ton OF cement in the joints o! the castings and the
iuit her and perfect security of quantity of cement
inserted between the j. nts made by the Castings
and the inner joints at the stov rods
one OF our customers de alng in these Stoves
saps, that, on trial with them last winter single
hre built IN the ordinary way, lasted three DAYS :;
and that he will warrant all hc sels TO retain the
hrc that length of time without being distut bed
Az the New York State Fair, al AUBURN, Sept
-, 1856 VIC received the First Premium sir.
YER MEDAL and. at the Rensselaer, County Fair
SfPt2i, 1916, the First Premium Of FIVE DOL
OAKS or A SILVER MEDAL, on our NON-CON-
DENSlNG AIR TIGHT PARLOR STOVE For
sale by DANIEL S CHERRY
NV ) DudCr the Old Dominion Office.
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PUBLIC HOTELS.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
NOR FOLK. VA


TNHE FRANKLIN HOUSE, No. los Chcs-
IL nut street, between Third and Fourth Phila.
delphia.-This popular and central Hotel estab.
ishcd by the Messrs Sauderson, having passed
into the hands of the subscriber, he desires to in
form his friends and the public that il IS now open
for the reception of guests.
To those who have visited seTHE FRANKLIN
HOUSE." its advantages s desirable stopping
place arc well known; To those who have not, Il
will be only necessary state thotit is situated i'm
the business part of the ash unable street i'm
the Immediate vicinity of the Exchan yc, Post Of.
flee, Banks, Custom III use, places of Amusement,
Hotels, Steamboat, Landings, Railroad Dcpos Pub
lie Squares, Court Houses, Sc, sc.
81 &C the change of proprietor a In &c amount
OF money has been expended in charging re fit
ting, re- furnishing and painting. Among the nu.
Entrances, now Indies Ordinary, a new Gentle
mems Dining Saloon, Parors new Chambers
new Kitchen, and new Bar Room, besides many
other minor improvements.
The principal features of a first rate Hotel
The Table and Wine Cellar will be under the
management of Mr.. JAMES Nj. SANDERSON
one of the former proprictors, whose ambition to
excel as Caterer is we'll known His widely eel.
cbratcd Cook, PELLETIER." aided by experienced
assistants, will still continue be his right hand
man. The Office and Bouks will he under The
charge Of Mr.. GEORGE p. BURNHAM. late tho
able Editor of the 3" ID lily Ohio Union" of Gin.
cinnati, and more recently OF Boston. In short
great cxcrlons have been made, and hereafter vii
not be spared, to render 1.-THE FRANKLIN' on,
OF the rery first Hotels for comfort convenience
and good living ID X MINOR
Auu -.
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BUFF'S
CONCENTRATED COMPOUND SYRUP OF
RIILA.

ANOR the cure OF all diseases arising from an
n impure stoie OF tho blood.
Inc great popularity OF Sarsaparilla, and its es-
tablshcd efficacy, render it superuous to enter in
to any encomiuid of it's virtues adduee any evil
dCnce in its favor IT is true that ii has been here
toiore subject TO frequent changes of reputation,
OWING TO Ignorance OF the proper mode OF extract
used Hence also the ineificacy of many prepare
uons OF it offered to the public. The proprietor OF
this Syrup can assert with confidence, thatts pre-
pared from the best materials, with the greatest
pharmaceutical care and accuracy, and in the best
mode to obtain the active principle in the most
exhibiting a large quantity of Ssrsaparilla in a
the MEDICAL FNpORIIJM
Jolly Corner of High and Middle SITS
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4 MOTHER LOT OF BOOKS from Harpc

IN & Brothers.
Dictionary of Creek and Roman Antiquities,
abridged from the larger Dictionary, by William
SMITH, j.; IL. D., with corrections by Charles An
then, L. l.. D.
The Bible. The Koran. and the Talmud; or, Bib
neal Legends oil the mussulmens, compiled from
Arabic sources, and compared with Jewish tradi-
tiOns, ny DR.. G.. We'll.
No. II Harper's New Miscellany on the connec.
zion Of the Physical Sciences, by Mary Someryile
No. 16 Illustrated Jew.
No. Pictorial History Of England.
Nos. 80, 30, 81 and % illustrated Shakespeare
French Domestic Cooking, combining elegance
with economy--w.th many cngravnqs Ali for
sale at w RI. RI. HODGES & CO.'S
July 81 Cheap Book and Fancy Store
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A CARD.-Tdcre is an impression prevalent
"A here, that another person is connected with the
business of this shop. I would beg leave most re-
specuully to say, that IL is not so. am on my
own hook, 60 mako or break" and shall endeavor
by close attention and low prices TO merit liberal
share of public patronage.
DANIEL s. CHERRY.
Tin and Coppersmith,
July 20 Under The " Old Dominion Office"
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DANIEL =. CHERRY, Manufacturer and
~ Dealer in Stoves Iron, Copper and rim Ware
&c, Sc, corner of High and Crawford streets.
portsmouth,, va. +. ..r Jan IL
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- UPERIOR SWEET OIL.-Just received
another supoly Of that very fine article Of pure
fable SWEET OIL. Fer sale at The Drug Store,
Sign Of the Big Mortar
July 30 CHAS II. HEINITSH, Agent.
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TERMS OF THE OLD poMINioN, (wEEKLY)
One copy 50 per year--by Mail.
BY the Carrier, So so. rn
,kS-To be paid in advance eST