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ACTION OF THE STATE CoNvsNr,oN ON THE
NATURALIzATIoN QUEsrIoN--Ii affords us snme
little pleasure ioaward praise to the State Conven
tion now in session at Albany, for the dr,ermua
tnn they have manifested in crushing fnnlisI, piece
Of natvsm. In determining on the qualification fpr
Governor they have virtually stricken out, by an
almost unanimous expression ofupiniun. the clause
requiring the candidate TO be native. 81 that the
office will be hereafter free to citizens, whether
native or otherwise, and the vote of the conven
tion will probably sustain the expression of opin
ion. The anomaly Of requiring from persons elect
ed to any office. qualification different from tina,
required OF the elec'or, is strange and silly one.
II s time that the condition should be stricken
off, and that tho office should be left open to merit,
with citizenship, mature age. &c., as the only
legal qualification. That the President of the
United States should be native American is ali
very WE'LL although some OF our best Presidents
nave been but one remove from foreigners, and
some OF our most distinguished statesman of the
present day-Mr. Calhoun for instance--are the
sons of foreigners. We begin to have some hone
OF The Stale Convenlion.-.New York Herald.
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u L, impossible for va to compress INTO our mar.
Nv limits even brief allusion 10 all of the nu-
,ne,ons cures that have been effected by DR.. VIE
s ' Delsam. we can only refer TO very few as
specimens of its generl efficacy.
few days ago, a lady called at the office in fine
heai,h, and looking as robust as though she never
knew what sickness To our surprise she sta
tea that until recently, she had been sick for be.
tween three and four years with what was supposed
to be Consumption she had a violent cough
night sweats, with alternate chills and fever ana
every usual symptom of confirmed CONSUMPTION
The result that she became so emaciated "a to
present more the appearance of a skeleton than a
living being. Pro identally, she, at this time
heard of tho wondcrf full cures performed bv Dr.
Wistar's Balsom of Wild Cherry, and commenced
using il herself The effect was, that she began to
get better at once. BY degrees the cough left her
the chiis anu fever disappeared. and in two months
she again iound herself in perfect health
NC careful and get the genuine DR. WISTAR,S
nn'.ohM VIZ WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by l. BUTTS. Address nll or ders 10
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
W For particulars see DR.. Wistar,, treat,se on
consumption, to be had Of The agent
Agents-Portsmouth, G.. Ii HEINIrSI Aoo,,
Norioik, W. A. SANTOS and also bv DruSgis,s
generally in this State. ~ O''s ''''
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6t-SANps' SARsAPARiLLA.-In this nro,, 20 a.,
are combined and concentrated ali the msd;cin,i
Rb bro necessary TO regulate give tone to
the elements OF disease, in the very nroce ~ -,
formation. IT at once restores power and 49, =,
we stomach and secrctory organs. causinoTT tbo,o
70 produce pure and healthy materials for tbS bioi
Fenovates the whole system, and eradcatcs c ,
~ oGroiuia, Kings Evil, Liver Complaint = nd H.
wnole tribe Of eruptive diseases, but ali socL ~
Iprng from imperfect digestion and impure ciro,'s
Pk",, It's efficacy is attested by thousands ~
ro nIulsuc and Scrofua patients who have bcsn
'e5 r ~ its healing power.
of a. au.tner particulars and conclusive evidence
y, iJ superior value and efficacy see psmobIcts
Prens may De obtained Of agents gratis
r. ID e., 60 and sold Wholesale and retail by A. b.
a., o pe Sold also by CHARLES n. HEJNITsg'
Pgice q I n 's'nnouth, and NJ. a. SANros Norfolk
per bottle; bottes for s5 =
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A SPARTAN WIFE.-Ne take the liberty oi
publishing The following extract from private
ie'ter' which was written TO gentleman of this
city must give you an anecdote of a wotnan's
spirit which took place here few DAYS back A
married man, Lieutenant of the - Guards
volunteered to proceed 10 the seat Of war. Some
medding gossip advised his wife 10 exer, herself
10 prevent ms going pointing out as is usual in
such cases, the danger he would incur and the
difficulties she would labor under during his alb
sence :" Let him CO." replied the Spartan mat
ron. you'd rather die soldiers ,cido,,
than lice co,card's ,c3e." Had we many such
mothers and wives. soldiers would not he difficult
to find p Ohio Press.
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NOVEL LIBEL SUIT.--Some dozen of bows
who rush after engines in New York-associated
themselves as volunteer military company, and
upon recent excursion the target used was a
hoard upon which was marked on, a toler,hIv
accurate likeness of Mr.. Dewey, one of the
Star police, who had made himself persona Y
obnoxious to the juvenile corps For this act
captain Dewey sued them for libel. The Cur,
charged that holding upa citizen to public ridicue
was actonabe, and the jury returned verdict OF
5000 against The defendants There is also a
criminal charge against the same individuals. =
albany Ere Journal
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ID prices S'0 ~ N'" ho'N
history of the Later Roman Comnonwea h.
from the end OF the ) coua Pune War to The dca IL
OF ,"hus Cesar and of the reign of Augustus ;
price So IS. - -
animal Magnetism or Psycondunamy, by The.
ris--prce 1925. -
= Expository Lectures on st. Pauls Epstlc to the
Co,ossians-belng an attempt TO apply the Amos.
ties Argument respecting the errors on the sub
Ject OF the Mediation of Christ at Culosse TO Ihe
present circumstances Of the Church. by Daniel
BISHOP ct Calcutta, and Metropolitan Of India
twenty four years in the Argentine RepubIic .
embracing its Civil and Military History, and nm
account OF its political condition. before and dur
ing the administration of Governor Rosas; his course
OF policy, the causes and character of his intcrfe
renee with the Government of Mnntcvdeo and
the circumstances which led to the incrposition of
England and France, by Col. j. Anthony King
Life of Martin Luther, gathered from bis own
writing, by M. MiChclet--prce rs cents.
no. II APPIcton's Literary Miscellany
The People, by NJ. Muhclct-prcc 80 cents
July w. III. III. HODGES & Co
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lMW@OlPl& AN HOTEL.
Cll oF WASHINGTON, NEAR THE TREASU


he subscriber, having fully prepared and re-
x pienished his well known Hotel. rcnewcdly so
hcis the patronage of his friends aid the public
season affords; and whilst effort will be spared
to give entire satisfaction, his terms will be found
so mode rate as to command attention from resi-
dents and strangers. There are several elegantly
Unfinished suites of apartments and single rooms
ready Tor immediate occupation. Those who wish
pcrmanent board will hud it highly advanta geous
to call. For persons having business with the De.
partinents the location of the Hotel is most copve-
nent Foreigners will find their language spoken
at this house, and their comforts strictly consider.
ed. Parties accommodated with refreshments of
all kinds at the shortest notice. Dinners sent to all
parts of the city IA usual. L. GALABRUN
WAsHISGToN CRY, July PPM
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MISCELLANEOUS
OLD POINT HOTEL


SEA extensive establishments In the ,onn
,sitEEa Try, will he opened for visitors on Tie
Lillian LIST Of juno. "N
e@@-<IA Since the las, season 4, hcant;r,,
b"iiolng has been erected, fronting three hundred
ara Ten iect, and very many alterations and i'm.
p'oVelneh's nave been made in other rcspccts The
grounds have been much improved fine wnlls
naue TO the Bath Housca, and for those no prefcr
Suribathing, no place present finer beach.
NoeNpense has been spared TO render this for com.
iort ana pleasurc, in every respect the first place
IN inc country. The beauty of the scenery and the
saioorl'y OF the climate, together with the VA rious
sources OF interest and amusement make this the
most attractive place in the Union.
Inc walks IN and around the Fort torcthcr with
inc music OF the splendid Band, arc alone well
worth visit here Situated on the Chesa neakc
Bay on the great line of travel between the Nort,
uu SCUM II ohcrs an agreeable visting place 10
those going North. f "
u 10 within "a hours OF New York Is or phil,
uc'phia, IL OF Baltimore, Washingtion Alcxand,i,
ana Annapolis, of Rio hmond and Pccrsburr- md
within hour of Norfolk and Portsmouth, thereby
cnaoHng persons engaged in active business In
place their families in of the most healthy and
agreeable spots in tho whole country where; they
can DC united at any time within II few hours =
Throughout the Summer from to 10 of the finest
class Steamboats, touch here daily moving in every
direction, Offering every facility for rcachino here
or getting away and from the chcapucss of th,
iarc, holding out great Inducements TO travel
The services of active efficient Agents have
oecn procured, aud no cxcrtions will be spared "a
render comfortable. all who may favor us will
'"S,r company. JAMES s. FRENCH.
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WHARF sUILpING, PILE DRIVING

WHARF, BUILDING, PILE DRIVING
w BRIDGET DILDING, &c.-Thc UNDERSIGNED
begs leave most respectfully to infor.r the p1hlic
az Nrgc' mat ne has prepared himself To execute
the above work in all its branches, and homes hy
referring to the following gentlemen, viii be =
snthcient guarantee of his capablity, and thai ON
", .nG Goi'Pet"n OF the work that may be entrusted
pc WM. II. HOWE.
Refer to Jno Cowpcr, Esq, DR.. n. C. white.
mead, Ihos' Newton. Esq, Ge,. Mcintosh, Esq
p. s. Any orders left a. the Yard of ] q C,oI.
ley ESQ will be promptly attended to.
June Out w. r II
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING

The Staunton Spectator states that the wife o,
Mr.. Jacob Karikoffe. of Augusta county. was
killed by lightning few days since. while stand
ing ON the wheel OF wagon in the yard. where
she had gone after shower, To get some wood.
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SAINT FIELDS AGAIN The subscrib.,
~ bees leave to inform his friends nd the nnbIc
generally that he has taken that we'll known Stand
where he viii be pleased to sec them ST. Field.
Is only pleasant evenings walk from Portsmouth
where all the good things of the season NAV he
had. Give me a call Nj RORS
Sain. Fields, June 1856
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IDEALLY BEAUTIFUL.-Jus, received ror
"a schr Belle, from New York. a lot of Gilt and
JaPPancd Spittous, Light House Lanterns. Tin
Rates ana C"ndc5ticks, as low l25 cents apiece
lower than ever sold in this place before
DANIEL s. CHERRY
June " Under the Old Dominion On,ce
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A TTENTION PORTSMOUTH IIGJiT
"a ARTILLERY BLUES.-You are hereby mott;
he'd to attend Called Meeting of the COMPANY on
candle-iight in the Town Hall
Every member is expected to be present as the
election OF Officers and other important business
BY order of the ComLany
July 20 p. JORDAN, Secretorv Pr, ,ro,,
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05-DR. JOHN p. YOUNG, respectfully in.
ms PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, will leove tbc;, Ole,
at ms Ohice during the day and at the Craw ford
house during the night. and they will be promptly
NN'NSN W. Dec. Dc. lS4o
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SODA WA'FER.--Thc Subscriber has opened
- ms SODA FOUNTAIN for the Season, with a
cnoice selection OF SWups, 10 which he invites the
that delicious beverage u"
? . Terms sanc % last seasou, 3 cts per glass
HENRY BUFF,
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SCHOOL BOOKS.-A good supply of an.
- proved SCHOOL BOOKS at tho Nsv po ~
Store, at greatly reduced prices for instance
Websier's Spelling Books at els
Emerson's End part Arithmetic, 25 eta
Walkers Dictionary, (rnedium sizc) 3t Gle
Readers; Histories; Biographies Gra1nmarz +.
Arithmetics, and other Books in proportion
Please call and ascertain the prices, and bpv
whore il is for your interest, whether al the New
Book Store, cr elsewhere b WEBSTER
Ju1vT
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DIED.

, Oh lucsday afternoon, WILLIAM ylnsI1. SON y,
Toward u. and Charlotte Savage, aged yoars
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FOR WASHINGTON

NJ OIICE-On and after the 18th instant the
~ Steamer OSCEOLA will take Passen gers from
Norfolk TO Washington for S. co. Meals included
And from Norfolk to Baltimore via Washin gton
for So. 60. JAMES mitchell
June ~ Master.
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BUFF,S
CONCENTRATED COMPOUND SypITn M.
SARSA

H'oK the cure OF all diseases arising from an
II impure stote of the blood ''" an
The great popularity OF Sarsaparilla, and IFS 60.
taoiishcd efhcacy, render it superhuous to cner in
dtncc in its favor 1T true that il has been here.
,oiGre subject to frequent changes of reputation,
owIng 70 ignorance OF the proper mode Of extract.
used. Hence also the inefficacy Of MANY prcoopoI
tons OF it offered to the public The proprietor Of
pared from The best materials with tbc ePP. =.
pharmaceutical care Ind accuracy, and in the bcst
mode to obtain the active principle in the not
concentrated state, answering the desideratuTo of
exhibiting large quantity of anayilIs H. -
small dose supply Of this Madicine for sale al
the MEDICAL, EN1pOpTi1SI Az
JuIy9 Corner of High and Middle etc
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TOR OLD POINT.-Tbe Steamer AUCrs.
Il ia, WI, leave Wrighrs Wharf, at 6 o'clock.
Passengers an opportunity Of going ashore snug
Passage and Fare to Richmond and pc,ersbr.,,
IS cents. '''e'0Ourg e
AND Iassengcrs only going to Old Point d f.
Jone q WIN. II. GhRNETT & Co %'ts
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M DAME YOUNG.-This celebrated phi
4tA iosophcr, whose skill and success in the Sci
can be consulted professionally the house Of Mrs
OEHLER' IN County street, next door to Capt Geo
ChanOr.s5 IN Portsmouth. for One MEEK, com enc
July 4-3tS ~ " 70
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SCHOOt. BOOkS.-A short system of Polite
~ Hedrning, being epitome Of the Arts and
Sciences designated for the use of Schools-pricc
me Select Reader or Union No. 6 designed for
the Higher Glasses in Academies and Schools NV
Oliver Angel, A. M.-.pricc So cents
supply of the above received and for s,lc Nv
july w. II. II. HODGES & co
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TO GENTLEhIEN
THOMAS TATEM.
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
a Commodious and very convenient
la DIV ELLlNG, suitable Tor large family,
~ situated or the Fast side of Craw ford str,
between London and Glasgow streets From its
healthy and pleasant situation, it is rendered n
dotely To goo tenant the rent will he v"r,
accommodating. For terms apply to
July II. TATEM
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ln.stnai Improvement. shall become the owner,
s,;I directly or by agent or other wise, of tue
s'iu portsmouth and Roanoke Rail Road, hereby
nu'horized TO be sold or of the said Seaboa rd and
n,oanoke hail Road, the General Assembly of Vir.
"elcoy reserves the right, by special act of
Eis,oture or otherwise, to revoke all the powers,
privileges and immnnitics to be conveyed by the
me Oh SAID Road, and to declare the same null and
o. BE further enacied That il cha n be the dutv
OF ne Board of Public Worke of Virginia. aud they
t;n "V , required so To regulate, from time 70
inc INC iotc Tor Passengers on each Rail Road be-
tween weldon and Portsmouth, and between Wei
uoh ana Petersburg. IA to prevent Injurious
oo'mpeu'ion by reducing the fare on or by either
OF the SAID Roads. either by direct levying of such
fare or by any combination or arrangement with
any other Ran Road or Stage line, with any line
OF steamboats, on the Chcs, bcakc Bay for such re-
ducion OF fare; and in reference to the fact of such
continuation or any I'M urious reduction of fare as
aVresaid' the Board of Public Works shall be the
sore Judge; and their order shall be obligatory on
e,.hcr or both of he said COMPANIES: Propided
ine siockhoiders OF the Petersburg Rail Road COM
ne uJrmer enacted, That in case the author.
ties oil the State of North Carolina shall at any
une, ny legal process or otherwise, deprive the Pc
tcrsourg Ra'i Road COMPANY Of auy of the privi
iegcs and advant gcs of it's charter obtained from
that state, by any uct her, tpsrc done or omitted
10 oe Done 10y The said Petersburg Rail Road Com
PSS"y' u, .ooy ally means whatsoever prevent the
Aforesaid Petersburg Rail Road Company from con
puc',ng ,neir operations on much of their Rail
hoao as hes within the State of North Carolina, or
on any part thereof by reason OF any ACT be,c,o.
fore lone or omitted TO he done by the Petcr.burg
li hoau company, then all the rights, privileges
snd immunities hereby granted TO the aforesaid
Seaooard ana Roanoke Rail Road Company shall
cease ana DC determined until the State OF North
Caronna shall reinstatc the Petersburg Rail Road
Io'npany IN all the privileges granted them in the
several acts passed for their benefit by the said
state, or until III, Legislature of virginia shall
o,nerwisG direct: Provided ho,oeuer That ibis scc.
oh snaii not he in force until the Petersburg Rail
ROAD company shall agree to the h;rd* section of
tn.s act; which confcrs on the Board of Public
works the power so TO regulate :from time to time
me rare Tor passengers on each Rail Road between
Weldon and Baltimore and Weldon and Pctersbnrg
as to prevent an injurious competition
:, D. This act shall be in force from the passing
Relating to the sale of the Portsmouth and Ro
anoke Rail Road.
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SANDERSON'S FRANKLIN HOUSE
~ Chcsinut street, between Sd and 18th, PhiladcI
Messrs. SandersOns the lease, furniture and fix
lures oil tins popular and central Hotel desires to
inform, his friends and the public that il will he re-
opened ior their reception on the LIST day of july
next, having been, during the recess, greatly en-.
i ,S se" thoroughly renovated and furni,hcd-
= ncrc mas becn added very large and convenient
Dining Saloon for gentlemen private Ordinorv
Tor ladies', several new Parlors and commodious
Chamber5; with other important Improvement
venicnce of visitors. ' W."
The catering and culinary departments will he
exclusively under thc control of Mr. JAMES NJ
SANDE son. whose ability to manage that nor
ton OF the establishment, il il well known, is On
surpassed in this country. The celebrated Chef
dc CUISINE" Pceticr is also retained. together with
numerous corps of capable and obi cling assist
ants and the undersigned pledges himself that
nothing shall be wanting on his part to make the
"Franklin" the &c nc plus uitra'' of comfort con-
veniencc and good eating.
July 9 DANIEL X MINOp
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MISS BUCHER,S DOMESTIC RFCFIDr
nFI BOOK; designed as a supplement 10 the
Treatise on Domestic Economy. For sale bv
July w. II. Fl. HODGES & co
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CHOLERA, CHOLERA, &c.-Tbis des.
on its way TO this country We should all rcmcn,
Der the visitation of this dreadful disease in 1882
when countless thousands were nufnl cred anon ~
the dead, then it was, that Medical Skill almost
ceased to war against its ravages,-anh not until
=" BERNARD'S DIARRHEN MEDICINE" WIS
discovered could the disease be successfully man.
aged
The Sckly Season is rapidly approaching. we
advise and recommend every family TO purch,se
and keep always at hand, bottle Of " BERNARD
Celebrated Medicine" for the cure Of Cholera Z ol
les, Champs, Diarrhoea, Bowel and Summer e.
plants and al! other Complaints OF the S,o,n.nI
The Genuine for sale at the Drug Store, Higb 81
Sign Of the Big Mortar. -" 50
July CHAS. II. HEINITSH, AGENT
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KEEP TT BEFORE TuE PEOpTT
IN that give the highest cash price or Trade Tor
OLD Copper, Brass Pewter and Lead All lind of
Also Block Tin for ga le ~ co.,
DANIEL S. CHERRY
July Under the Old Domin;on Ofca
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ORDER OFTHE PR ESIDENT & DIRECTORS
OF Mle Bnnrd Of PlihLic ILInrLs -

,,,, o. BROW n, Jr., I'd Auditor.
MEMO The PORTION of this road which Ii 3. in
North Carolina Is claimed adversely to the mort.
cages OF the Board of Public Works, by persons
Ina IL Is tn be understood that the title TO such
portion is to be adjudcated according to the laws
and by the Courts OF that State. and be taken
at the purchasers own hazard.
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me Committee take great pleasure also in state
ing that the tourishing condition Of the Society il
snstnincd by the fact that the paper discounted by
hr Board is of undoul ted cha racter (not one h,
aeot hnving been made since it's fprmationl and
rs utiilty Ia manifest from the ready accomnoca-
ton II affords iii TIC convenience and safety of its
Inc interest on the above Stocks due LIST instant
Is rot included in the discounts of 6 800 CO. All
OF which is resreclfullv submitted
JOHN COOKE,
ARTHUR EMMERSON
JAMES MURDAUGH, SCommittee
SAMUEL WATTS.
JOHN ACCINELLY
The Directors have declared nett dividend Of
Hree per cent payable after the 10Th instant
jury '-ot GEORGE NJ. Balm, Cashier.
COCO WANTED for term OF eighteen
cpoOO months. fur which liberal in terest will
be gwen, and surety given Real Estate for trim.
pie the amount. Enquire at this Office.
July Civ
tCourier copy weckl
VALUABLE PROPERTY FORSAIE
WILL BE SOLD, before the premises on
MONDAY, the 10th instant. 10 the highest bidder
the HOUSE and LOT, known az the Court House
and Lot, situated az the intersection of Court and
High street, in the Town of Portsmouth Sale nj
IL O'Clock. Terms sale.
Ky THE COMMISSIONERS
July S-tds of Norfolk County Court
Herald copyl
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NREAT preparations have been made al the
- New York Boot and Shoe Store, md we are
now opening large and handsome assortment of
summer Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps. &c.. and we are
selling them aSrccaby To the present Hard Times ;
80 pieasc give US call before you buy cls where
Just received and for sale at the New Work B,ot
and Shoe Store,
40 pairs Goodnoo's light Buoices
100 do do heavy do
200 do light Summer Boots
20 do Gents Cloth and Prunella Caters
iUo no Womcn's Calf Slippers ch"a,
tees at 60 cts. IS " ~
nc Misses aud Boys now be supplied with
any Inng IN our line. Call at tie New York Boot
ana shoe Store, ncxtto the Farmers Bank, Main ST.
July I J. n CREcopV
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GHEAP PUBLICATIONS expensive
y assortment may always be found OF tho New,
Book Store, AZ the Publisher prices
Feb "a n. p WEBSTER
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lett home, peaceful home
With every comfort stored,
Thinking no troubles Ger would come
If but went to board 20
ROA RIDING OUT; Tale Of Domestic Life.
y - oy inc suthor Of Keeping House and House
Eichcteu Tale of France, by G. ?. r. James.
No. IL Illustrated jew. The above lust receives,
by WI. n. ffODGFs e 20
Nav % - ~
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pOOOKSi BOOKS !!-All the valuable Sci.
- enuhc Books, either hand, or supplied a [
snort notice, ana at Northern prices. Enquire at
the New BOOK store. N. y. WEBSTER.
June
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Isl OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
A. Office, Portsmouth, Va, Quarter ending 3Oth