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Ordinances
No. p.

NC. u. .
An 0rdipante appropriating money. :
Be it ordained by the board of Trustees
of thetn" louisiana. as follows.
~umd be, and rng
same is hereby appropriated out OF. any
funds in the treasury not otherwise apPro-
priated for the improvement OF Tennessee
street, between Main and Water streets.
Section End. 49,.
That the sum of $14. 81 is hereby appro-
priated to the street Overseer for tools
furnished and 81. 10 for removing lead
Also, the sum Of $25 for the
continuation of the improvement Of Main
street. Passed June 9Th 1916.
EDWIN DRAPER, Chairman BIZ
Attest, E. BLOCK, JR,BT
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PRINCIPLES OF THE REVENUE
TARIFF.

In the enactment ofthe revenue tariff bill
which has just passed both Houses o fCon-
gress, the following great principles are
recognized:
LIST. That taxes shall be laid Upon imports
tor the sole purpose of raising a revenue
adequate to tue just demands ofthe COVER
ment:
I'd That the form ofthe tax so levied shall,
In the case, be a certain proportion, or per
alue of the articles taxed:
shall be imposoa-Hnon
Democratic banner., 1846-08-24
THE BLIND GIRLS LAMENT.

~
BY cAMILA ToLHIN.
1t is not that l cannot sec
The birds and flowers Of Spring;
It's not that beauty seems to HE
a dreamy unknown thing;
1t is not that l cannot mark
The blue and sparkling sky,
Nor the oceans foam, nor mountains peak,
That e'erI weep or sigh;
They tell mo that the birds, whose notes
Fall rich and sweet and FULL
That these listen to and love
Are not all beautiful!
They tell me that the gayest flowers
Which sunshine ever bring,
Arc not the ones l know so well,
But strange and senseless things!
My little brother leads me forth
TO where the violets grow;
His gentle, light yet careful step,
Andtiny hand | | know,
My mothers voice is soft and sweet,
Like music on my ear;
The very atmosphere seems love,
When those to me are near,
My father twines his arms around,
And drawssme to his breast,
&c kiss the poor blind helpless girl,
He says he loves the best.
lis then l ponder u~nknowing things,
1t may be-weep or sigh,
And think how glorious it must be
To meet Affections EYE.
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Terms-$2 in advance; So 80 in 6 mos; 50 end year.
hool0iAN PIKE COUNTY, MISSOURI MONDAY; AUGUST 25 1916. mo.

Louis McLane, US. Minister to England, is
expected to return to this country by the lst of
October. 80 says the Baltimore Patriot.
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FLOURISHING A HANDKERCHIEF
FOR A WIFE.

In some parts Of Europe it is not unusual
to bring about matrimonial engagements
by means of advertisements. Some years
ago it was agreed in a gay party of ladies
and gentlemen in London, that an advertise
ment should be inserted in a morning paper,
as for a young lady rich and beautiful, who
felt inclined to the state of matrimony. In
the curse ofthe day letters were r received
from between fifty aud sixty SWANS of all
descriptions, in reply to each of whom
an answer was addressed, stating that the
lady wished previous to his being introduced
to her, to see him, at the same time request
ing each to DO in the pit of the Brury Lane
theatre on the following evening dressed in
a blue coat, white pantaloons and a~scarlet
vest and Immediately on the conclusion of
the first act to stand upon the benches,
flourish a white handkerchief in one hand,
and apply a glass to his right eye with the
other. Every thing suiteded so we'll that
as soon as the curtain fell about fifty individ-
uals, of all ages, forthwith mounted the
benches, from the smooth chinned Adous of
l8; to the s~leek-portly, self-confdent wild
over of 30, and the emaciated old bachelor
of 60, dressed in uniform, according to or
ders, in the gayest style, and with the utmost
nicely, to make a deeper impression on the
heart ofthe fair prize. High swelled their
bosoms with hope, as,with studied action,
the handkerchief was aourished and the
glass was raised to the eye. But who shall
paint the establishment, dismay, and rage
which were depicted inevery c~ountenance
as they gazed upon each other and discov-
cred the suddent failure of that hope! With
almost incredible velocity they had desceI,-
ded from their unenviable attitudes to shide
their diminished heads among the crowd.
The young woman "a Miss Game 81 who
was dccoyed from home some time last fall
by Henry B~enter, and who was supposed to-
have been murdered by said Benter, ~arriv-
ed in this city on Sunday morning last, en-
route for her fathers residence in Shelby
seantT.-IHsnnibal Journal.
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A CURE FOR LOOUACITY.-.Y,

CURE FOR LOQUACITY.-sYour
hand annoys me, said a gentleman to a
talkaive person who sat next to him at dinner
and who was constantly suiting the action
to the word. Indeed ,'replied the babbler.
Eve are SO crowded at the table, l don't know
where to put my hahd:' sPut it in your
mouth said the other.'
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1t Is mentioned as a remarkable coincidence that
one rote carried the Tariff of 1924: one vote the
Tariff of 1898; one vote in each House carried
the Tariff Of 1912; and by one vote in the Senate
the Tariff Of 1916 has become a law.
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A man died in P~oughkeepsie a few days
since, who had been coachman to one family
for seventeen years. He had received for
his services from Is to Is dollars a month.
The family had visitors, and lie received
presents from them. All the money he
obtained, after paying his necessary ex-
|penses, he put at interest. Atthe time of
his death he was worth three thousand dol
lars. He was about forty years of age.
So much for economy.
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"fiow win your town 60 this year" asked
a jealous wing politician Of a voter ofhis party.
Il don't know" replied the i%nnocenty
'thc mail who tells us Iw~
round yeti
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Il Lady's hustle is like a cigar, because it is
manufactured TO back her.
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Though a man without money is poor, a man
With nothing but money is still poorer.
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E7-One Of the serverest struggles of life.
is that between sproud spirit and an empty
purse.
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No. %

An ordinance to adopt certain statutes as
part of the town ordinances.
Be it ordained by the board of Trustees
the town of Louisiana, as follows:
Sec. l. In all cases touching the assess
ment and collecting of the town reve-
nue., or any dcbts or penalties due to the
town corporation, where no ordinance is
or may be in force touching the same, the
laws of the State of Missouri shall gov:
ern and determine the action of the board
of Trustees and all officers of the corpo-
ration, and in all trials and proceedings
wherein corporation is aparty interested
the laws of the State aforesaid shall gov
ern and determine the same, so far as the
same are or can be made applicable to
the case.
2 This ordinance to be in force from and
after the passage of the same.
Passed June s., 1916.
Attest, EDWIN DRAPER.
Chairman B. T.
w. C. Oar, Sec'y. Protein.
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The term Bank is derived from the Italian word
Banco, (bcnch.) The Lombard Jews in Italy
kept benches in the market place where they ex-
changed money and bills. When a banker failed,
his bench was broken by the populace, hence the
term bankrupt fromthe Latin ruptus, (broken.)
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In l:aly there is one i~nstanse man 10 H.
France one to 1000; Wales one to sou; England
one TO $50. Among the Chinese, insanity is al
most unknown.
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O S & COWIE.

SADDLE, BRIDLE AND HARNESS MAN.
UFACTURERS.
1 RE prepared to execute any kind of work
"A in their line inthe most approved styEe.--
They have always on hand a large supply ofreadg
made articles, comprising every thing usual in
such a business, whichthCy will selllow for cash.
BCall at No. Is, Main Street, St. Louis.
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CHARITY-How noiselessly the snow
comes down. You see it, feel it but new
ct hear it. It's like true charity. Charity
makes no noise in the world, but distrib-
utes wherever there is poverty:
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Il An freshman who was lately ~reprived as
he state the night before his execution, and who
wished TO get rid OF his wife, wrote to her as
follows:-'I was yesterday hanged and died like
a hero do as | bid and bear it like a man,"
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1nOKEGS Tar, 5 Gallons each for sails
low by II. E. BLOCK Sc.
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YEA smart Woman who was not MARI
ed till after thirty, remarked that she had
heard that matches were made in
Heaven, but hers was a long time coming
down."
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No. 2S.

An Ordnance regulating Tdre, for the
gear 1876. =
Be it ordained by the board of Trustees,
of the town of Louisiana, That the rate of
taxation for the present year be fixed at
one fourth of one per cent, and fifty cents
for each poll tax. Passed June 22nd, 1885,
EDWIN DRAPER, Chairman p. +
Attest, w. c. ORR, Clerk pro. tenn. .aei
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/, HURCHWARDEN WIFE

"a OIIC kOIIN NNDLN . WIFI Went 10
church for the iirsttime i'll her life when her hus-
band was made churchwarden. Being late, the
congregation were getting up from their
knees at the time she entered, when she said with
a sweet condescending smile-"Pray keep your
seats, ladies and gentlemen, l think no more of
myself then l did before"
Democratic banner., 1846-08-24

u An old blind man having shrew
for his wife, was told that she was a rose.
1 doubt it not, replied he, for / feel the
thorn daily.
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R-Sivoai; the celebrated v~iolinist, leaves
England in September, for an expedition to the
United States.
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I-"What a strange thing it is that with such
a name you should be such a wicked fellow, said
reply, 'seeingt that you notwithstanding your name
are very SOFT"
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CHINESE PROVERBS. In company $

CHINESE PROVERBS. In company set
a guard upon your tongue; in solitude upon
your heart'-Thc most ignorant have knOwl-
edge enough to detect the faults Of others;
the mos tclear sighted arc blind to their own.
A great talker never wants enenies'--The
of sense speaks little, and hears much.
Though the ways of virtue are rough and
craggy, yet they reach to heaven,-Banter
but never make the cheek red.
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7.they smoke so much in Holland, that when
a party are in q room, and any one present is
wanted, the waiter goes around with q pair Of
bellows, and blows the smoke before each face that
they nay distinguish the individual calledfor
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Ii.A gentleman recently travelling in the
called to boy, where does this road go
to, my lad?' Well 1 don't know where it goes,
but it's always here VIXEN / come along
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
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TIME Publishers of YANKEE Doodle after watch
ing patiently the result of their efforts to es-
tablish
a HUMOROUS ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER,
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and progress of the American people, have the
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far been unparalleled in the history of Literature.
Having carefully laid and cemcnted the foundation
OF our enterprise, we feel now warranted in going
on to erect durable supersiructu.e. Although
riding no hobby, nor pro essne to be the exponent
broadly and strictly" NATIONAL and has no mean
er amOit on than TO embody and reproduce per-
manent forms and free spirit, the exubcrant life,
that creative energy and refining cnlhusasni which
so eminently charaC terize and distinguish he
New World from the Old
In the Editorial and Artistical Depart mcnts of
YANKEE DooDLE, the Publishers have en- gagged the
most eminent aud diversified talent tina, could be
procured They make no parade of nam"s, but
leave him (YANKEE DooDLE) 10 speak for himself.
The object of this Circular is to introduce YAM
kEE DOODLE to the great body of the American
People who reside out Of the large Cities, and upon
whose decision must, at last, rest h fate of any
national enterprise We invite attention, there
lore, to the following terms upon which propose
10 extend the circulation of our paper.
ANY person renitting $22 by mail or other.
wise, shall receive Ten Copies of YANKEE DOODLE
designate.
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w All orders must be accompanied by the cash
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PUBLIC HOTELS, &c
THE FRANKLIN HOUSE. No. los Cbcs

THE FRANKLIN HOUSE. No. los Chcs-
IL nut street, between Third and Fourth, Phia-
delphia.-This popular and central Hotel, cstab.
lishcd by the Mcssrs. Sandcrson. having pissed
into the hands IF the subscriber he desires to in
form his friends aud the public that il is now open
for the reception of guests.
To those who have visited 1.-THE FRANKLIN
HOUSE," it's advantages a desirable stopping
place are welt known; to those who have not il
will be only necessary to state that it is situated in
the business part of the fashionable street in
the immediate vicinity of the Exchange, Post Of
fee, Banks. Custom III use, places of Amusement
Hotels Steamboat Landings, Railroad Dcpots, Pub
lie Squat cs, Court Houses, &c, &c.
81 &C the change of propretors, n lar gre amount
OF money has been expended in ena rging, re. fit
ting diminishing and painting. Among the nu
merous inprov cments. may be mentioned i'm proved
Entrances, new Ladies' Ordinary, Gentle
mems Dining Saloon, new Parlors, Chambers,
new Kitchen, and Bar Room, besides many
other minor improvements.
The principal features of a first rate Hotel
management of Mr.. JAMES NJ SANDERSON
onr Of the former proprotors. whose ambition to
excel IA a Caterer is well known. His widely Gel
assistants, will still continue TO be his right hand
charge of Mr.. GEORGE p. BURNHAM, late tho
able Editor of the D,ily Ohio Union,' of Gin
cinnati aud more recently of Boston. In short
great cxcrlons have been made, and hereafter will
not he spared, TO render THE FRANK LINZ one
OF the Uery first Hotels for comfort convenience
and good living. ID. X. MINOR
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

%, Ttceivsli orlcss make yo,. ar l,,e.r one
charged in proportion, and are to te paid for n
advance
ADVERTISEMENTS ordered in only once or twice
week VIII be charged so centsper square Tor tn
hrsl insertion, and 31h cents for each subsrquent
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ITO TIE LADIES AGAIN.-wecaII the
II attention Of the ladies sgau TO this superior
article, NYMPH SOAP, for he compilation. Itscon.
slant use viii change the most bilious complexion
into one OF radiant whitencss; while on the neck
hands and arms II bestows dclicacy and fairness
which it's continued use will happily protect witt
every appearance Of youthful charm TO the rooet
advanced period oflife. The genuine only for sale
at the Drug Store, Sign Of the Big Mortar
July 30 CHAS. VI. HEIEITSH. Aren't
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AMES I'll. HALL, Manufacturer of Russia
anu American Sheet Iron, Brass, Tin, Zinc,
% &c. &C, respectfully informs his friends and the
ouoic generally, that he is now prepared to exc
Sute all orders in any of the above branches with
uedtness and despatch. Hc has just received a
SS9ppiy OF Roofing Fin. and Russia and American
oucct Iron. Persons who may want Roofs or Gut
cTs laid, Stove Pipes, &c, will please give him
ValI, as he Is satisfied that he and will do
Sny work in his line of business cheap as can be
uone either in this place or in Norfolk.
Tie mas on hand an assortment of Parlor, Cham
per, and dice Stoves; Parlor and Chamber Crates,
|lth all the fixtures plete, which he will dispose
oi Very low. Al general assortment of Hard
viz:
POLISHED Steel and Brass Head Shovel and Ton s
5amb Hooks and Cindcr Shovels,
tabe aud Desert Knivc5and Forks, Ia Variety
scissors, Shears, Pen and Pocket Knives,
Ita Trays and Walters,
Sandicstcks. Shutters and Trays,
SAD Irons, Watfl Irons, Hair and Wire Solves,
Brittania and Japanci Spittoons,
Britannia Tea aud Table Spoons,
- soup Ladies', &c, &c.
together with general assortment Of RI How
ware, such "a Ovens, Spiders, Pots. Kettles, &c.
great variety of Tin Ware, &c, all of which will
oe gold for Cash
Those in want Of any Of the above articles will
Pieasecall at his Establishment, West side Craw.
ORD street, opposite the Market House.
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'BNHlRD FALL SUPPLY by the Ann ID
n T. Just received and for sale at The New York
third Fall supply of BOOTS AND SHOES by the
Ann u, which We offer upon advantageous terms
as can be found at any other store, and in many
The price and quality without competition in
Norfolk. "
BY the schr Mary Jane, arc opening this dsv
an extensive assortment oi Gcuticmen's Mcu's
Boy aud Youths heavy fall Roots pure based for
cash at The large sales in Boston and New York, to
which we invite the attention Of dealers.
10 cases MINIS Thick Boots at & so The Dair ar
3 30 toy the case, as good generally sold at
So 90. "
10 cases Water Proof Boots of superior quality,
10 cases Double Stitch Brogans, very heavy and
at much less than former prices
j. II. GREGORY,
Next to the farmers Bank, Main st, Norfolk.
Oct II
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MiSCELLHNEoUS
sLUE LAVA ORNAMENTS.

and make their selection, as they will gu of as
sP cdily as the Others did. Also in store fine lot of
SILVER, She'll, Buffalo and brazilian Polka Combs.
The community generally are invited to CO 1t aud
see 'ne of The hest and most extensive ST. cke of
WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER AND PLA.
TED WARE, ancy and Mil tary ,,oods ever of
fered i'll the CITY, all of which shall hr s,ld as low
ds AZ any City Store. J. Nj. FREEMAN
. 90 large assortment Of Steel, Silver and Gold
beads, Parse and Bog Clasps, Purse Mouu,ings,
&C, AT very low prices. Get 30
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HHOLERA MORBUS AND BOWEL.
~ COMPLAINT.-Dr JAYNE No. 8 south Third
street, is wiling to guaranty that his CARMINA.
TIVE BALSAM viii cure Diarrh@a, Cbolics Gri
ping Pains, Clamps, Cholera Morbus. Sn1nne,
Compliant, and other arrangements Of tho Ston
ach and Bowels, in ninety nine cases out of nun
bred, and in less than half the time they can be
effected by any other means.
II is extremely pleasant, and children are fond of
it. IL is equally effcctual for adults as children
and when the directions followed The Cen
uue for sale al the Drug Store. Sign of the hi
Mortar CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent.
Sep
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~ ON-CON DENSlNG AIR FIGHT PAR
~ LOR SfOVE-Patented, March, l345; and
received the SILVER MEDAL, at the State Fair,
at Auburn, Sept. is, 1876
ne aIR TiGBT PARLoR STovE. with its fine Goth
i carvings, Is not only beautiful in the extrcm> .
nut tbs most perfect article of the kind ever offer d
In market IL differs materially from all o,her
stoves called air-ight,' in the improvements of
me JOINTS aud the addition of the Hot dir Ctamjer
Inc JOINTS ut the corner constructed in such
peculiar manner AZ to insure them what they rro.
i,ss to be, ar tight. They have the usual protcc.
ton OF cement in the joints oF the castings, nd the
further and perfect security Of quantity of cement
inserted between the juin'e made by the castings
and the inner joints at the stove rods.
One OF our customers dealing in these Stoves
aps, that, on trial with them last winter, a single
IRE, built in The ordinary way, lasted three DAYS
aud That he viii warrant all he sclis to retain The
nrc mat length OF time without being disturbed
Az the New York State Fair, at a uburn Sept
10, 1910. We received the First Premium A SIT.
nEk MEDAL. aud. at the Rensselaer, County Fair
SEPT. "a, 1916 the First Premium of FIVE DOL.
OAKS or SILVER MEDAL, on our NON.CoN-
DENSlNG R-TIGHT PARLOR STOVE For
sac ny DANIEL s. CHERRY
nov Under the Old Dominion OiFice
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REMOVAL. OF THE ARCADE.
Three Doors below the Old Stand.

TNHE PUBLIC will please take notice that bav.
Il removed from the Old Stand to the building
three doors Below, formerly occupied by Mr.. How.
ell as Shoe Store. -
Having just r. turned from the North ] an, poy
opening a full assortment of
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS
"hCh cannot Oe surpassed If cquallcd Ian quality of
lnateila nr w0rkma nsbip, for TIE prices and which
am determined to sell lower, for Cash thar the
same quality of Goods can be or ever were sold for
part, of the following:
Goats OF all prices. from SO so To eI5 M
vests of all qualities, from | 25 TO 4 90
Pants do do do S7to IN
Jackets-Shiris, of every Observation-Disclosures
Socks Scarfs- Handkerohiefs-ShI Collars and
bosoms- Gum Suspenders, from Is to so cents-in
taCt every thing usually kcptin Clothing Store
! nave also new and beautiful assortment of
CUTLERY, warranted to be of first rate motcriaI
ana maze II consists in part as follows: Pen.
knives from 81 cts. to S. 50-Razors of Rogera,s
make 81 cts to s 25-Scissors from I2L to so cts
nave also, IN addition to the above, a good as
sortment of JEWELRY, such as Breast Pins Fin
ger Rings, Fob and Guard Chains Silver Thin
pics and Shields, Watch Keys, Stlds &c which
VIII sell lower than thev can be had at anv otber
place in these diggins. '
10 the LADIES l would say, that have an exceI
Tent assortment of Edgings from to IL in vide.
Needles, assorted sharps Pins Suool Cation ~ =,
the best make 200 yds. for 5,,ts spool . Thrssd
rape Ladies' Hose, from 10 to 37h cts white
Inlx'd and black Ladies' and ChildrCn's Net C,ans
Also an assortment of Children's Socks and Stock
ngs. ~ S''OA
The Gentlemen will please call and look al ,orn.
ity, will astonish them. ~ f
have also a beautiful lot of CAPS of all de
Scorpions, quality aud price, cheaper than tbev
can be bought elsewhere in the town
sept 20 ]. Nj. MILES
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SUPERIOR SWEET OIL.-Just receives
- another supply Of that very fine artcl lie Of Dur,
table SWEET OIL. Fer salc al the Drug Store
Sign of the Big Mortar.
Julyso OHAs. II. HEINITsH, gent.
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Ilu aud topDcrsmitb,


uOVEY'S SEEDING SgRA WBER-
H Rl (of which the lar gest berries are from
to inches in circumference, and the quality not
supposedly
THIS season being more preferable to plant tbs
above than the spring, will Commence ordering
from the Nurseries such quantiics as may be de-
sired The Strawberries produced last season from
plants sold by me, haze placed it beyond doubt.
that as respects size, favour, productivcness and
adaptation 10 this climate they stand higher than
any other kird of Strawberry.
for sale by Photus Phillips, Middleton Point,
NorfoIk and yicfnity, and CHAs. n. HEINfTs9
for Portsmouth and vicinity.
Also, RED ANTW ERP RASPBERRY PLANTS
Being Agent for Samuel J Custom, of Morris.
town, N. j., will take orders for Fruit and Orna
mental Trees, Ever greens, Shrubs, Roses aud Flow
ers OF every quality. Sep 10
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SUPERFINE SWEET OIL.-Just received
~ hesh supply of Supc tior Sweet or Table Oil
tpertect!y pure. no adulteration o: mxtute)
FRESH JUJUBE PASTE,-French and supe
rlor article For sale the Drug Store Sign of the
Big Mortar CHAS. fl. HEINITSH, gent.
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NEW BOOK STORE.-SchooI Classical aud
~ Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Sc sold by
n. b. WEBSTER, one door North vf the Crawford
House, Portsmouth, Va.
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NkS! in KS!!-700 bottles of ; pcrior INK
assorted colours Black, Blue and Red of NV
own manufacture. For sale by '
Oct "a Corner of Hob "a MIL