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DOCTOR j. II. JORDAN,
ECsCcfjc ubhyS=ci.tn

OFFICE Meridian indianapolis, first door north of Wash
~ Tmer, d, Wick Bsrlsnr-
DIR JORDAN respectfully tenders hts tile ctz-ns ct India
npos Ind the surrounding the departments e hs
profession. lie his the MERcCRy
preparations, with which
and condemned injurious the Living Economy
lie his medicines and them he
Of which obtained from Natures garden, the fields aud
woods.
spent past fall AMI white; attending fun
Eclectic Medical
thoroughly taught and enforced ne feels tie
hs ability
dcp and by attention his profession, and the
of
M c-i.uir r..rr ...,Ie
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INDIANAPOLIS BANK NOTE TABLE.
. I TIUEF III III kFU III u
INDIANA.

Corrected the Indiana State Sentinel By a. FLETCHER
Stock aud Exchange Broker.
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FRANKLIN MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Of Plilllolnlhig

rvNIIE Annual Course Of Lectures opened
Monday th October Second Monday aud viii
continue until The end Of The ensuing February.
PROFESSORS.
PAUL HECK CoppARD, NJ d., Anatomy andII
4. CVAS WICK, VI. D. Prime iples aud Of Surgery
MEREDITH CLyNEn, NJ d. Principles Practice Medicine
john BARCLAY BippLE NJ ID Materia Therapeutic
DAvIo IuSrrR TUCKER, a. D. Osecks, Women
Children.
IEvIs - Jorrrs, NJ D. Physiology and Legal Medicine
JAMES b. Rooms, NJ. d., Genera y
JosrrH IEIpr, NJ d., Denonsaor Of Anatomy.
The Franklin Medical college incorporated Legislature
Pennsylvania with general privileges by
similar Institution and is authorized Doctor
Medicine such
usually required OF candidates other Medical
FEES.
For each Of the Courses of Lectures, $500
Matrculation Fees TO be paid only, 500
Diploma Fee, 1000
Additional Inflammation respecting the Of instruction be
obtained upon application to
l0-3w J. b BfDDIE NJ. D., Dean Of the Faculty,
North east Of Spruce Ounce streets Philadelphia
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Regular GsnciMtlasi and Madison
S'EG,&ys PkCkET

eStpA WM r. MCKEE, w. p. WALKER Master, vii
Vr-yll leave Madison on every Monday Wednesday and
Friday mornings o'clock Returning, will
kle<e<Ek1xf leave Cincinnati for Madison Tuesdays.
THURSDAYS o'clock NJ with the
Madison and indianapolis hich Madison daily,
oc ock, A. VI. SUNDAY cNccpietl
The VIM r. Mckee entirely and having fne accommo-
dations pass,nge upon icing made comfortable
The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited.
freight passage chsges being moderately apply board
4
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INDIANAPOLIS POST OFFICE.
and Departures of the Mails

INDIANAPOLIS POST OFFICE.
Arrivals and Departures of the Mails.
EAsIERS-Arrivcs daily at ii r NJ
Closes daily at n NJ
CINCINNATI via Observation-Disclosures Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays j. NIGHT
Closes Sundays, tuesdays and Thursdays. 7P NJ
CINCINNATI via LdUrencebmgh Arrives SundVs,
Wednesdays and Fridays, or. NJ
on Wednesdays and Fridays r Nj.
and Saturdays 3r.M
Closes Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays A. NJ.
LEsvENwoRrH via bloomington Arrives Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays l0P. NJ.
Closes Sundays Tucs1 and Thursdays 7. Nj.
MoNR Arriv Saturdays SP NJ
Closes Mondays and Fridays /. VI.
WESTERN via Terre Hauie-Arrves daily. except Sun
Closes daily. except Saturdays, I'm
MoyTEzuMA-Arriyes tuesdays and Saturdays T. NJ
Closes Wednesdays and Saturdays a M
pANvnLE Ili.-Arrivcs Tuesdays, Thursdays and sat .
uriays ~ NJ
Closes on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays T. "
LAFAYETTE via Le5anon-Arrivcs Saturdays o r NJ
. Closes Wednesdays A NJ.
NORTHERN via Loganport-Arriycs Tuesdays, Ihurs -,
Saturdays
Closes N Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays n. VI.
GREENvLLE. O.. via Winchesfer-Arrives Tuesdays ana
Closes Sundays and Thursdays JPN.
Observation-Disclosures Wednesdays 7. NJ.
Closes Wednesdays I. VI.
PERU via Broad Rppie-Arrives Fridays 3 T. NJ
Closes Mondays +, vi.
Indianapolis April 1. 1915. IL. DCNLAr, =. VI
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SHOES SHOES. SHOES

SHOES. SHOES. SHOES!
EE EMS fine BTosans. pesged
WA fine sostD owunss. seoed
do fine ed;
do fine calf shoes, ed aud pegsed;
do fine D'OrSay Caters.
fine plain cl.ih Callers.
do cloth CATERS. with morocco toes;
do call
For sale cheap, at the sign If the Big Bot
nc
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES!
FOR JUNE, 1916
j. q. Gregory ~ Co.. Managers.

SD coo.
ALEXANDRIA JOTTERf-C Class 81, for 1916.
Iob dawn Alexandra. - e. Saturday, H. le46.
$4,000; rrile 81 sOOJ0; rrize IL s. O00 Przs
o S2WOi Prize of $3.50; Prize 81 500; 10 lze of
- iizes II 5000 - iTzes 81 $3.50 ~.
lddawn numbers ~ dGIickef Si0-aycs Sj-Qrs 50 so
tefiihcaics of Packages OF - Whole Tickets 500
Certificates OF Packages of - Half 1ck.is,
Certificates Of Packages Of - Gu I,kets, Is 90
$4,000 CapiiaI.. $4,000! SIO.0OO.!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTER y Class 81. for 1896
Tube drawn in Ale xand h. - Saturday, June 20 ls46.
MAMMOTH SCliEMEi
] Grand Capital Of $50,000 rrizr e 2.ss3
! rrize of 2o0i0 80 rrzes Il loo
| FREE of 1000 10 lrzes uf
| Prize &c ria If
| lnze ~ 1900 SC. sc.
3 Number Loieryl3 Drawn Ballots Tickets only S2-Iiaycs
S6-Quarers S3-E g,tls 81 20.
Certificates Of Packages Of 2j Whole Tickets Si60 90
Certificates of Packages 26 Hall Tickets.
Certificates of Packages 81 26 Quarter Tickets, 1910
Certificates of Packages Of Eighth T'rkcts.
S3O.0OO!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class 25. far 1916.
To be drawn Ale xaniria ~ Saturday June 1916
SPLENDID sen EME,
] Prize of $4,000 Prize "f 81 500
Prize of 10000 PZe of 1000
Prize of 60aO 50 Prizes of 900
Prize &C of 500
Of
IS Number lotey-l2 Drawn Bsots. Tickets siO-aves So
Certificate Of Packages Of p WIoie Tickets $4,000
Certificate Of Packages OF - HALF TIrkrts ~ 90
Certificate of Package If y Quarter Tickets. 1850
Orders hH c aud shares of Packages la
above splendid ldrres the attention, aud
an official Of each immediately after Is
10 all " lo order from Address
J. 6. GREGORY Il Co. Managers
l0S-3w-T Washington City, ID {.
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Ladies' and Misses Stl.cS and Slippers.
- AIDES super black English Kid slippers, fine
e do super black French Kid Slippers VEN fne
white English KID
do cul,red English nj slippers;
do English and American kid Slippers
do super PHILADELPHIA Caters and Half CATERS black
Philadelphia - Half
l. Sses black aud cuored Xii SiiirrS;
do super black aud cob red Caters aud Half CATERS;
do English Buskins and les
super carp rat Bu~kins Ties.
Chdens shoes at every description and price ny the single
ushe Call at the sign of the Big Boot at the Cny Shoe
J. ~. OsIESBY.
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s,sssoE.Cy0y Qr EAHCNEssslIIP,


By authority efthe STATE Of Indiana.
InIOcK No D. the Indianapolis known Hospital
tein aii.ffI
cty public az
two O'Clock 10 bidder Terms: Id
purchase money be aii down Third and
the ,aiauc in Further
made know on The a.
Should any bnr the appasement. they will he
orders
board Of the Indiana Los
prali tor nslne'' JOHN EVANS, Secretary
Iu,la,apoiis Nav %, ls4S.
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FIONTHLY REPORT

u he Mutual Lye InSurdnce Company Of New
York. No. 81 WIZ street.
rHNIITS Institution, May, hundred
andf Nen -falrn eN
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yAIsT&HLE FAsu E-OIe SALE.

yuyIE hundred and five
high cultivation, with good frame dwelling
she'd
orchard frun and good Will &c
ah and half south 81 lndiai apis
cheap for cash.
containing eighty thirty of which
For further particulars apply John AcFa, farm.
lled!eIy, indianapolis lV9 JOHN MCCALL.
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MAN AGEis'S OFFICE.
WHEELING, MAY 20, 1916.
j. q. GREGORT s Co., Managers.
GRAND PRIZES FOR JUNE. 1916.
$50, Si0.OGO. $4,000. $4,000,
SJ5.GCO 600

ALIEN ANDRIA LO1TERN-tlass 90 Draws NJ Al-xandTia
June % - numbers; ~ drawn ais s5ooo; 1000; 10000
500; 5000 $3.50 % o 1000 100 of 500; $40 o 200 two frst
drawn numbers 2VJ Tickets SD; certificate of 20 whole tickets
$40.
more June p. - numbers; - drawn alots. s0OO0 l0Oon
1000; 50O0 40O o. 300; $50 and l55 &c l0O
Tickets a hole kets I'll cost So
ALEXANDRIA LOTIERi-tlass %. Draws At Alexandra,
June % ID ballots $4,000. 10000
5000 3li0; 3n 500: 2Ho "a each of 100; 5O0 $50
l23 Of 2J Tickets Si0 certificate Of % whole tickets VIII cost
Sl0.
Is Al SO $4,000; $1,000: $1,000; 81
Address
Your orde ROBT ARMS1 RONG a. Co.,
l0S Oag -7geas for J. g. Grtgorp Co., Managers
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WOODBURY. ~ SHREWSBURY.
COmmissiGn and Produce Merchants,
.TRDESO.s', g.SDs.z.V.R. ~


.N.{DESO.s', E.v-EE.E.v.R. ~
SEes4yTD
FROM the sulSc ef. the l7h II April BAY MARE.
~ about four I'D, with heavy and fretp About
inches If the dNk ,f the tail had lern cut of the day
tail she had small
at Barfetcd, having
\ VIII" viii
said Indian. pulls, give information whtc
she found.
Nan ; 1916. JOSEPH T. STRETCER.
DaSSDLi EsDN 0E EAkENEsSsllEP.
cuainei irret',re existing Hall ard
Hall. vi r. A. Hall.
the late
lanes Halt with whom al persons LA, trd
accu al please call aud make settlement.
JAMES HALL.
.fy 10, 1916. 100 ELI A. HALL
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LAND FOR SALE.

sell the Of
twenty five township thirty six NORTH Fix
land containing leo and In Porter
county. : said q he y good piece Of land.
indianapolis, May Is, 1916. o5 SAMUEL. r. PEGkINS-
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fs7-Those marked thus = are doubtful.
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DIR. ID. N. NEGLY'S
UpEsIDENCE and Ofoe Washington opposite the
H CoGr House. cs5
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WHOLESALE PRICE,

for Sentinel CARLISLE
CO., MllerS aud Merchants
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TREATISE the relating aud duties OF
N the Peace and Conas, and all actions cognzhe
Indiana; with praci al forms
w. w Wick and L. Barbour Just published and for sale "
4. H. DAVIS and w. A DAY & CO.
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A RARE: CHANCE.

CHOICE drong houses and lots Be- Off rcd
reduced price cash ~ hand. the balance
YOU please particulars may had of JAMES HALL, No. q
Palmer House
March %, lsi6. ~
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square No. 49, whh is erected large and eom
| modulus two story dwelling. Enquire az
aurl % 1886 loo JOHN ELDER Real Estate q sou-
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WM. SULLIVAN.

INpIAN.PoLis, -N.Irch LIST. 1916.
Your ,eque>t, the Treatise respect
ces &c the peace, &c, written 10y
emily published 10y Won. II is 4
found exceedingly use fJ;l in the
,ourts, and hope II VIII he lille
ISAAC BLAtkfURD.
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Amt she one Of the gals =
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-07-11
TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, LYNcHBURc

Persons wishing to visit the Virginia Spring.,
Lynchburg, Sc, will find their most comfortable
and expeditions route 10 be by the Steamboat Au
gusta, which leaves Wri~ht's Wharf for Richmond
on every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday evening
ut O'Clock, arriving in Richmond to breakfast
next morning. from which place passengers PRO
coed at ;, a.. NJ, by the Canal Packets 10 lynch.
burg or dai Y at the same hour by the Richmond
Frcuerlckshmrg and Potomac an! Louisa Rail
Road to Char e.yilic, Staunton aud the virginia
Springs, arriving at the Warm Springs To break
,as'' on the 81 morning after leaving Norfolk and
the White Sulphur Springs in The course of the
same day. For further particulars enquire of
w. VI. GARNETT & co, Agents.
N. B The contiguity OF tho edmond and Pc
terstnrg Rail Road Depot 10 the place of starting
OF the Cana! Packets for Lvnchbura, and to the
Depot OF the Richmond and Frederic ksburr and
Potomac Rail Road, adds to the economy as well
rs to the convenience OF this Tor travellers go
ing West. -
90 The Steamer Augusta will stop at Portsmouth,
oo'h "olnS ana returning. July
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NOTICE.

,~w FIom and after this date,
a SSSe%@3 aud until further notice, tue
[y5r---M Passage and Fare by the Bal
g s.1f:Er timorc Steam Boats between
st's<e-FSaS IEsa:kfszszs Norfolk and Baltimore,
WILL BE 81.
Passengers for Washington by this route will
have tick cts issued TO them board the boat en-.
utiing them to passage through to Washington
Tor SO 6O--Meals on board the Boats included. -
Passengers taking this route TO Washing tUn will
land in Baltimore i'll time for the O'Clock morning
train to that city. and arrive in time for breakfast
. hours ahead OF the New Rail Road and Steamboat
line JAS. HUNTER,
juno 10 Agent u. $. y. co.
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Il Fl E n e w f. II A !.
THE VALUE OF LABOR.

BY CAROLINE =. oRNE.
Ho, yc who at the anvil toll
And strike the sounding blow
where from the burning irons breast
The sparks fly to and fro,
while answering to the hammers ring,
And fires intenser glow--
Oh, while yc feel It's hard to toll
And sweat the long day th. ough
Remember, il is harder still
10 have no work TO do.
lio ye who till the stubborn soil.
w hose hard hands guide the plnw
VINO bend beneath the Summers sun
With burnin cheek and brow
e deem the curse still clinys 10 earth
From olden time till now
But while We feel tits hard to toll
And labor all day through
Remember II is harder still
10 have no work to do.
Ho ye who plough the seas blue field
Who ride the restless wave
Beneath whose gallant vessels keel
There lies yawning grave,
Around whose bark the wintry winds
Like firnds of fury rave
On while We feel tits hard to toll
And labor lonU honrs through
Remember II is harder still
To have no work to do.
Ho. ye upon whose fcvered cheeks
The hectic glow is bright
Whose mental toll wears out the day
And half the weary night
Who labor for the souls of mcn
Champions of truth and RIGHT
Although you feel YOUR toll ia hard
Fen with this glorious view,
Remember ii is harder still
To have no work to do.
llo, all who labor-all who strive!
We WELD lofty power
Do with your might, do with your strength,
Fill every golden hour
The glorious privilege to do
Ia mans most noble dover
Oh; 20 your birthright and yourselves,
To your own souls, he truei
weary, wrctchcd life is theirs
Who have M work to do
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-aa----
NOTICE.

- The steamers Curtis
90 kl5-r Pccs' and "Alicc," will. ostI
on and after The lth i'm. Ss7sr,rt1zeJ52
slant, call at Portsmouth every day Of their depar-
turc for passengers, and on their return (should
there be any passengers wishing to be landed in
that place. they will call there. The travel from
that side OF the river may rely upon certain pas,
sage by these boats, as Ibis Arrangement is intend
cd to be permanent.
DICKSON & MALLORY.
June ~ Agents james River Steamers
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FOR OLD POINT

TWO TRIPS EVERY SUNDAY
60 The steamer OSCEOLA
&ISS-1kIGN will leave Wright's Wharf
IL Norfolk tourhing MT Port
5: 9szS-sa-sa'' mouth, every SUNDAY,
at hall past O'Clock, y. NJ, and at half past )
O'Clock. r. NJ. 20
Keturning, she will leave oil Point at 8 O'Clock
A NJ and at O'Clock, p. NJ
g3' PaSs2@c, TO go aud return 50 cents. Colorcd
persons Will be charged the same. Slaves not al
lowed on hoard without Il written permission from
their owners.
fo@sage VIII b' taken at the gangway and pas
senEcrs par ticuarly II qucstr,i to provide them
selves with change. MITCHELL, Captain
n. Is. Weather permitting, the Osceola will
June 10
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

~ ItoetreiineS or less make square longer one.
advance. r ~
hnVerusements ordered in only once or twice a
week. will be charged so cents per square TO, tho
nrst insertion, and 3is cents for each subso quent
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A FEW MORE LIFT have on hand n
N lot of TIN SAFES, and as the season is mott
over will sell them low. Also anything else in
my line. Call and look.
would inform all those who may want. that
have got The contract to furnish the Collins for the
Poor House, and as have splendid Hcarso all
Orders for Funerals will be punctually ate udcd to-
June = J. y HAYNEa
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pOOKS FROM THE PRESS or THE
~ iARPERS.-Coufcss of a Pretty Woman
by Miss Pardoc-pI icc % cents.
Crichton, Novel, by w. IL. Answorth-pricc
% cents.
Voyages Of Discovery and Research within the
Arc'lc Regions, from the year 1878 TO tho present
time; unoer the command of tie several Naval or
hccr5 employed 10y aud land in search of a
Northwest passage from the Atlantic to- the Pacific
win two attemPts to reach the North Pole, by Sir
John Barrow.
The NoYitiatc; or, Year among the English
Jeaults; personal narrative, with an cssay on the
constitutions, the Confessional Morality and His
t"ro OF the Jcsuits, by Andrew Steinmciz
Nos 81, 50. SO and 81 Illustrated Shakcspcatc
No. Ii Illustrated jew
Part 10 Dictionary of Practical Medicine For
sale by w H. II UODGES g. ,.0 ~
June %
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STEAMBOAT ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE STEAMBOAT AND RAII. ROADl
LINE TO OLD POINT, RICHMOND. PETERS. |
BUKG, FRI DEHlCKSBURG, ALEXAN-
DRiA AND WASHINGTON CITY

DRIA AND WASHINGTON CITY
FARE REDUCED TO rs CENTS ONLY.
Asa- The public hereby
S-IIA notified that the Scainc-
go: .s ss:a.-.-t3sr7 AUGUSTA Captain
MIrcuELL which Is in the
most complete order for both day and night line
and unsurpassed in her accommodations is now
running on Mondays, IPedaesoays and Fridays be.
tween Norfolk and Port Walthall in connect; on
with tie Cars for Richmond aud Petersburg Mt the
low rates OF Seventy five cents only, Including
meals Passcngcis leaving Wrght's Wharf Nor.
FOLK on those days at o'cl1ck, p. NJ sup on hoard
the Augusia touch at Cd Point, where they will
remain inul 8 r. NJ. lodge on board i'm fine hcrths
ana spacious cabin. arrive at Port Walthall a lit.
tie after DAYLIGHT, and at Richmond or Petersburg
to breakfast and IN time To take the Cars North or
South an,i the Canal Boats to Lynchburg.
f"Ie 10 Oio roih' % cents.
Do Riehnond, or Petersburg rs do
Do Fredericksburg sd 25 do
Do Alexandria, OF Washington so do
The Augusta will stop in all cases 10 nut out Wav
Travcl, and will stopo il ,chcneuer signal is made
The pubic may rest assured, that il is the deter
minat'on OF the proprietors to Keep up this line
permanently and to accommodate travellers he.
tween Richmond and Norfolk in the best manner
and at the loves, rates.
For further information tickets or frcigbt anrlv
to the captain on board, or to
w. H. GARNETT s. CO., Agents.
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FRgENcg AND GERMAN BOOKS

ERENCH AND GERMAN BOOKS
Snrcnnc's French Pronouncing Dictionary
OHcndo'h 5 French Grammar, "cw method of
learning to re adj. @ritc and spca, the French Ian
guagc-pricc s 90
Ollcndorh's New Method Of learning to read
$ 90
Key to the Exercises in OllcndcrofT's New Meth
90 oil learning to read, write aud SPA, the Ger
man Langua gc-pricc 70 ceEts For sale al New.
\ ok prices, by w. ~. II. HODGES < co
Who sell Books cheap if not cheaper DIAN any
Bookseller in the Is o towns ImIv .
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hOMESTIC MEDICINE; o.. treatise on
- the prevention and cure of disease by rcri
men and simple Medicines, with observations on
Sea Bathing, and the Of the Mineral Waters to
Which Is annexed, dispcusitory Tor the use of pri
vatc practitioners, by VIM Buchan, NJ. ID.
Directions for the preservation and cure of Head
aches, Colds, md Indigestion; with medical pre-
scriptions and cascs--iutcrspcrscd with the most
useful remarks on these subjects in the works of
Mr.. Abcruethy Sir Ashley Cooper, Dr.. Hamilton
AMI Dr. w Philip, by a Medical Practitioner 49,
For sale by w. fl. H. HODGES s. CO.
June 20
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PORTSMOUTH BOOT AND SHOE

"a The Subscriber grateful for the
I'll patronage heretofore literally ex-
ses- ~ ~S&s3 tended to him, would in this public
~ manner return his thanks for tho
FS same, and inform them that he has
made some valuable improvements in the manu-
iactnrc OF ROOTS SHOES. His Stock of LEATH
EH OF all kinds, cannot be surpassed in this or any
other market for durability aud beauty of finish,
whlie ms Workmcn are equal to, if not superior To
the best He trusts that havin onco ted his work
the public will CALL AGAIN
TWO or three first rate Hands, for Boots or Shoes
would hnd immediate and constant employment
by applying soon.
The ostprompt attention given, as usual to all
ordets, and no Disappointment Rccollect that tho
money irit in his Establishment, is expended in the
Town, and goes TO the support Of our Own nc.
chanlcs, and tradcsmcn. F. HOFFMAN,
Buffers New Building, Crawford Street
\. b.. ~ few BOARDERS will he taken by the
Subscriber, by the year, month or week, on mode.
Fd'e terms Dec
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A NEW NOV EL.-Tbe Cheyalicr D'IIarlncn
n tai; or, Love and Conspiracy Translated
from the French Of a. Dumas, by p. r. Christin
AMI Eugene Lies. Price 25 cts.
No. 81 Pictorial bible The above just received
BY W. II. IL. HODGES & co.
AryH
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!. ODA AND MINERAL WATERS. Iii

NODA AND MINEKAL WATERS.-T
- subscriber respectfully announces to- the citi
zcns of Norfolk, Portsmouth and the surronndino
country, III be has commenced manufacturing
these delightful Waters in Norfolk, and he assure
them that they :haIl prove as good, if not superior
Tic would be hlPPy To supply Steamboats,, Hotels
and Families with these Waters the most reason
able terms aud all orders from any distance, sent
be thankfully received and promptly attended to
juno 2O7t w. SMITH, Granby street
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ROOKS WORTH AVING.-The Deacon.
~ ship, by Robert Boyle G. Howell, -. - author
oi " Sarramcrtal Communion" Pastor Of the LIST
Baptist Church, Nashville, Tenn price 81 cents
Pure Chri. tianity the Worlds Only Hope, by
Bcv'd. II. W eastman. For sale the Book and
Variety store Of w. II. II. HODGES & co.
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LI,ALLoRING. sCouRING AAn -

ENALLORING, SECURING AND DY-
MT The subsCIibcr announces to the CHI.
Ems, and public generally, that lie has commenced
me BUSINESS of GdTmsnt Renovator, Dying, Scour-
mS ana tailoring, ON Middle street, > doors from
Buff.
The Securing he can with conf Iencc assert. will
not be surpassed, if cqualcd, by any individual in
the United StDtes-tEc Subscriber having had
the most perfect experience, and nva riably given
IN most ample satiafdction TO those having their
W rk done by him.
Gcntcmcn's Garments Of every dos tiption. can
be cieanscd 10 make those that are half worn
appear as if almost entirely Neto. The process
and prevents the moth from catiug tin, Cloth
juno 70 ANDREW (EiII,ER
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4 DMINISTK ATOk'S NOTICE.-All per
,1-a inn5 indebted to TN" late % Robert b. Butt,
deceased, are hereby earnestly requested to make
immediate payment To the Undersigned
AS 1T Is peculiarly desirable that the estate be
closed at an carly period it is hoped tat this no.
tee may be sufficient TO induce all who arc in.
Gcocd, TO take prompt action in order t. al, imc.
date settlement HOLT WILSON
Administrator, with the Will annexed
Juno 2O--l9t OF RobcIt b. Rutt dcccnscd