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DIED.


AT the Naval Hospital on Tuesday morning last
MIR. Oct. l3, JOSEPH WHIPPLE, of Apoplcxy.
The life of this man was one full of incident,
sufficient to fill q romance of the most ample di.
mansions, and what would be of far moro value,
the imagination would not be drawn upon for food
to satisfy the morbid appetite The subject of this
very brief notice was the son of an En- glish gentle
man, and had received a good cduca,ion-hc carly
telt a passion for the stagc-and dropping his pa
tronymic, left family and friends, and became a
loathed ~DRUSKARD sunk 50 low that none would
acknowledge him listed in the Marine Corps at
Washington, where for many years he served in
the capacity of a Clerk, INDUCING his appetite for
strong drink, whenever opportunity offered. until
1912, when he became a reformed nan, under the
speaking of the Hon. Thomas +. Marshall-and
then, himself, lccturcd to admiring and listening
audiences who crowded to hear him. For the re-
Inainder of his life he vas a staunch and faithful
tcctotaller--but alas! alcohol had undermined and
destroyed that mighty fabric of mind. About july
last, reason began to totter on her throne; and for
the last three months he has been an inmate of The
Insane Ward OF our Naval Hospital in this town,
where, we arc gratifed to say, every thing that
skill, and kindness, and humanity could do to me-
lioratc his condition has been attended to-but he
ia now at rest, aud his perturbed spirit has gone to
meet its God. He died a MANIAC. "Requiscat in
pace"
Washington papers p'ease copy.1
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'INHE extraordinary improvements that have of
a late years taken place in the construction of
Piano Fortes, aided by the increased taste for the
accomplished and fashionable Science of Music,
among polite classes, have causeI this favorite
instrument to become Indispensable necessary in
all respectable families. In the PIANO FORfES
winch CHlCkERlNG has the honor of submitting
to the Public, we trust arc combined the vaI ious
Qualities OF power, brillioncv, sweetness and uni.
forni'y OF tone so requisite to make a perfect in.
strument. We are enabled to warrant cvcry In.
strumcnt SOUND, we'll seasoned,
and OF the very best materials and superior work.
mansniP, thus uniting superiority of quality with
ORDERS FROM IL COUNTRY attended to
win the greatest punctuality, and c. H.. s. Co. beg
u assure Ladies and Gentlemen residing at a dis.
lance, mat Whenever they are favored by orders.
per letter, 1t is no less their practice than their in
tcIcst TO SEND such an instruiL cut as shall bear the
s r.ctcst scrutiny.
These PIANO FORTES are extremely handsome
ana convenient instruments, possessing a iull, rich
and brilliant tone.
G-Recollect CHICKERING'S IMPROVED PI.
ANO FSRTES, to be had of HALL & Co., Nor
! TX, Va, better instruments and lower price than
any other IN America
ihey VIII be sold at manufacturers prices and
Warranted IN every respect first rate.
We have recently received q full suoply. and
hourly expect further additions.
Prices from $3.50 TO 800. Oct 90
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MISCELLANEOUS
TAKE notice.

WHAT the Subscriber has just received a lot of
DOUBLE and SINGLE G~UNS-Single Guns
as low as S3 90, aud Double Guns as low as SIS OOj
n,so, Pist?is, Shot Bags, Game Bags, Powder
tasks, nipple Keys, Wad Cutters, Percussion
caps oian the different qualities, Canister Powder,
DrinNIhg cups, aud every article called for by a
sportsman. tits the determination Of the Subscri-
Der not to be undersold, or undcrworkcd, and per-
sons may rely upon getting any article as cheap
rom him as can be purchased in this section of
country. Also, all work in the Gun line will be
warranted 10 be done as we'll and as cheap, If not
call at the Sign OF the Mammoth Gun, High street,
Portsmouth,, Va, one door east of the Old Dominion
Office, and get bargains, and no mi. TAX
All orders thankfully received, and punctually
attended TO.
Sept 20 A SPAIDJNC
N. H. Old Copper and Brass taken in exchange
Tor wo,k, or the highest cash price paid for il.
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For the New Era.
&c.

New YoRK, Oct. Is, 5 p. M.
No news has yet been received Of the Grea,
Britain. The general aspect of the market this
day heavy. Sales Of Cotton very anticipates
unchanged.
Flour-sales were made of $500 bbls. at
S5.43f. Wheat-a lot of white Genesee sud for
Sl.OO. Corn-no change-ihe heaviness pre-
viously noticed. continues to-day-l000 bushels
white sold for 75c-nor,hern yellow quoted at 70
a 2c-and western cnixed at 65 n Csc.
Mess Pork was quoted at sl0.50-Prime at
S9.31a a 45a. No change in Beef or Lard
OCTOBER l6.
No change in Cotton-l00 to 200 bales sold
Flour-saleso Of 800 bbls at SIS. SO for Genesee.
and S5.434 fur Michigan. Sales of 200O bushels
western red Wheat at 95c.. and 1000 Genesee or
western white at 81 .l6.
Pork at $40 so for Mess-s9.37A for Prime.
Beef, Mess, S7.75 a SO O0-Prime sc. so a s6. rs.
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NOTICE OF

Notice is hereby given. that a Petition will be
sent to the Next Legislature of the State of Virgin
Ia, asking for an Act of Incorporation Of the Town
and privileges enjoyed by all other incorporated
towns in the State of Virginia, municipal, judicial,
and executive and asking for a Ferry to run
across the Elizabeth River, touching at some point
in the City of Norfolk, to be allowed to carry freight
and passengers, the proceeds of which to be appro-
Priated TO the liquidation of the debt and taxes of
portsmouth. Sept. IL, 1916.
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The HoRRoRs OF DRUNKENNEss.-H is ONLY
from a startling fact that a strong moral NAV be
drawn. Perez Hitchcock, condemned al the Green
Circuit TO imprisonment fu: life for numbering his
father, was a drunkard. 1t appeared in evidence
before the court, that when the neighbnrs went to
the house after The murder, they found the wife
OF deceased, sitting intoxicated, by the body of her
husband piunging her fingers lnio his eyes, almost
1t not quite tearing them from their sockets, ex-
claiming, with horrid oaths, that it was Just what
he deserved, and he ought TO have been killed
long sincei Here insanity in its worst form NAV
bejnstly inferred. What a lesson TO lie inebria,ei
IN. Y. Sun.
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METHUsELAH NOT so OLD AS HE MIGHT
HAVE BEEN!-The London Atlas tells US that
according To the Jewish authorities, MethuseIal.
did not live as long as he might have done had
he attended To good advice for 1t is written that
as ne was sleeping on the ground, when well
stricken IN years, an angel appeared to him, and
toid him that IT he would rise up and build him
a house TO live in, the Lord would prulono his
life live hundred years. Me,huselah made an
swer, that " it was not worth while for him TO
Dulld a house for So short a term And so he
died before he was a thousand years old.
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UT- this season. of the year, when the frame has
been enervated by the consuming heat of Sum
mer, and the whole vital system is rela xed, a gen
tie restorative which will brace and invigorate,
without over stimulating the system, is almost uni
versally needed. For this purpose we venture to
recommend Sands Sarsaparilla, which combines
with its properties of a stomachic, those OF a gentle
Alternative, and thus removes Instructions from the
bowels at the same time that il imparts a healthy
tone to the digestive apparatus, and purity to the
huids which supply the waste of nature, by their
various combinations of blood, flesh, fibre, &c. In
consequence of morbid secretions and a languid
circulation, blo'ches, ~pimplcs, boils, glamdular
sweilings, &c, frequently make their appearance
IN the Fall. A short course of Sands Sarsaparilla
Will free the patient from these .rnoyanccs, while
a bottle or two taken at the close of the warm sea.
son will usually prevent them.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence
oil ITS superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets,
winch may be obtained of agents gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by 4. b.
q ID. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 10 Fulton street,
New York. Sold also by CHARLES II. HEINITSH,
Agent, Portsmouth, and Nj. a. SANTOS, Norfolk
Price S. per bottle; e bottles for s..
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AN INGENIOUS RoBBER.-The New York
Journal OF relates Of an ingenious rob.
per, who stole a large number Of watches from
the ship Iowa, that he concealed them in three
large quarto Volumes Of old French law books.
lied together, the leaves of which had all been cut
o"l 10 WITHIN an Inch OF the margin, and thua
formed a square box, in which The watches were
deposited.
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From the Bay State Democrat, Boston, 1874.
REMEDIES.

Ihere are so many medicines of doubtful charac
Ter advertised and pulled by the newspapers at the
present time, that we should have shrrnk from The
tnsk we have now undertaken, were we not most
thoroughly convinced, from our own personal
knowledge, of the facts which we state below.
1t Is OF " Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry" that
We should speak, and VIC speak advisedly. A lady
Oh our acquaintance, whom we sec every day, was
a snort time stree, in what we thought a prccari.
ous'lt nota dangerous stale OF health. A courh
nad settled on her lungs; her form seemed vast.
ing away she was obliged to abandon her work
ana We thought, not soon to resume it again. For
ABOUT two months she has been taking Wistar'.
Ba,sam Of Wild Cherry, and already has she so IA
regalncd her health as TO be able 10 resume her la.
bors.
This is but a single case, but it is one. at least. in
which we cannot doubt the efficacy of the medicine.
be careful and get the genuine DR.. WlSTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by ]. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SEIH W. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
8S- For particulars see DIR. Wistar's treatise ON
c~onsumption, to be had of the agent.
.,Agents-Portsmouth, G. ii HEINITSH, Agent ;
Norfolk, NJ. A: SANTOS, and also by Druggists
generally in this State.
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20 OPERATION OF THE WIFE.-There is
much good sense and truth in the remark of a mod.
efn author, that no man ever p~rospered in the
"orio without the CO operation of his wife. Ifshe
un'ies IN mutual endcavOIs or rewards his labor
WIN an endearing smile, with what confidence
VIII he resort TO his merchandise or his farm fy
over lands, sail upon the seas, meet Difficulty. and
encounter danger, If he knows he is not spending
MS strength In vain, but that his labor will be re-
warded by the sweets Of home.
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ped ny those Who regard the Almighty dollar. no
na'ter how acquired. as the siua qua non of hu-
man perfection. aud some silly fool gets out a
work. containing the history Of our first men,
among whom they of course figure very c%onspicu-
ousIy. But we hope the American people will
not much longer submit To be impoverished, for
the benefit Of a few common (pauper) carriers.
across the Atlantic.
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HE Price OF A SHor.-The Paris CORES
pendent of the Courier des Etats Unis tells a
good story of a duel in Paris BET " cen an English.
man and a Prnssian. They had quarreled over a
gambling table-a challenge followed, and they
went out to fight with pislols-they drew lots for
the hrst shot--the Englishman won-ionk good
aim at his adversary, fred and missed. The
other then raised his pistol deliberately and was
about to pull trigger, when the Englishman sud.
denly exclaimed stoP-IW buy your shot. BY
this extraordinary proposition all were for n mo.
ment astounded-bnt soon it was perceived the
matter mlghtbe arranged to the advantage of both
parties. The Prussian was a good shot. but poor
the Englishman had shot badly, but was rich
The Prusslan therefore sold his shot fur %, 600
francs which the Enelishman readily agreed to
pay, and both returned To Paris mutually satisfied
and entirely reconciled.
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NOTICE.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
MENT.
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD
lime To

Richmond, Petersburg, Frcdericksbrg, Washington
and AlerGndriG.
Ae@sn Fare to Richmond and
o. Petersburg, Is cents only,
lI-S::EENHAAy including meals.
Fare to f elcricksburg,
800, to Washington and Alexandria, $3.50
HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGE Ed TO 6 A. 81.
The quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
Augusta running in conncxion with the Richmond
ana Petersburg Rail Road, leaves Wrigbt's wharf,
rNoriolk. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at d "A. NJ, for the above cities and towns. Passen.
gers b cakfast on board the Augusta and arrive at
Immediately for both Petersburg and Richmond.
arriving at Petersburg by half past | p. NJ. and
at Richmond about 2 p. NJ, about two hours in adj
vance of the old James River Line, and i'm u Boat
unsurpassed N her accommodations, and the atten-
llon oil her officers To the comfort of her passengers.
Returning tho passengers leave Richmond and Pc
tie sburg every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday.
at half past 5 a. M, breakfast on board the Angus.
ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past I p. NJ.
ii will he pcro civcd from the above. that this
comfortable and expeditions line gives to persons
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business the
opportunity of transacting it and returning hy the
boat of next morning, 50 "a to be absent from their
homes a single night only.
The augusta will stop at the usual landings on
James RIVER to take in and put out way travel, and
at any other points on the river where a signal is
made.
The pubic may rest assured that il is the deter
mination of the Proprietors to keep up this Line
permanently; an to accommodate travellers be-
tween Norfolk or Portsmouth and Richmond and
Petersburg, and the Cities of the District of Colum.
bia, in the best manner and at the lowest rates.
For furt!- r information. tickets or freight, apply
to- w. II GARNETT s. co.
N. Is. The central position of the X. & p. r. r..
Depot in Richmond, and its tontiguity to the prin-
cllphl Hotels, and place OF starting Of tho Cars from
Ivnchburg, adds TO the economy as well os the
cOuvenicnccs Of this Line. OCT 2
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REMOVAL OF THE ARCADE.
Three Doors below the Old Stand.

TNHE UBLIC will please take notice hat | have
Il removed from the Old Stand to the building
three doors below, formerly occupied by Mr.. How
ell as a Shoe Store.
Having just re- turned from the Nor III. I am now
opening "a full assortment of
n FANCY GOODS,
winch canuot be surpassed, if equalled, in quality Of
material ar workmanship, for tie prices, and which
l am determined to sell lower, for Cash, than the
same quality of Goods can be or ever were sold for
in Portsmouth or Norfolk. My Stock consists, in
part, OF the f~ollowing:
Goats of all prices, from SO so TO ssl5 90
pcs,s of all qualities, from l2sn 400
Jackcts-Shitts of every dcscription-Dra wers-
Socks OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Collars and
Bosons Gum Suspendcrs, from Is 10 so cents-in
TACT every thing usually kept in a Clothing Store.
CUTLERY, warranted to be of first rate material
and make. 1t consists in part as follows: PEN
knives from g. cts. to 81 50-Razors, of Rogers's
make, 81 cts. to ST. 25-Scissors from 49, TO so cts.
L have also, in addition to the above, n good as
sortmcnt of JEWELRY, such as Breast Pins, Fin.
ger Rings, Fob and Guard Chains, Silver Thin
hies and Shields, Watch Keys, Stads, Sc, which
l will sell lower than thew can be had at any other
place in these diggins.
To the LADIES l would ay, that | have an excel
lent assortment of Edgings, from to l. in. wide;
Needles, assorted sharps; Pins Spool Cotton. of
the best make. 200 yds. for 5 ITS. a spool Thread:
rape Ladies' Hose, from ~ to 375 cts, white,
mix'd and black Ladies' and Children's Net Cans.
Also an assortment of Chiidren's Socks and Stock
ings.
The Gentlemen will please call aud look at some
CLOAkS have, the prices of which. tor the quail.
lily, will astonish them.
L have also a beautiful lot of CAPS, of all de-
scorpions, quality and price, cheaper than they
can be bought elsewhere in the town.
Sept &c J. M. MILES.
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YANKEE INDEPENDENTS

Ihe following resolution, adopted at the late
Democratic Convention, held at 3" Old Fanusil" in
Boston, breathes the true spirit of a freeman who
is willing to rely upon his own exei tions wi,huut
asking any favors of any body
RESOLVED, That with all the advantages of skill.
ingenuity, perseverance,, economy and untiring
industry which distinguish the American opera.
tive over all others. it is a libel upon our nationa
character, which ought TO be repealed as an insult
by every Yankee mechanic, that we cannot COM
pete with England, France, Germany. or the
world, in our own makeis especially when thew
are compelled to sell their goods beside outs, with
a tax which increases the cost ofthe foreign article
more than htty per cent; and therefore those who
deny that fifty per cent will protect American
Labor, grossly Islander the working men of the
United States, and instead of being The exclusive
protectors, are the sole Of revilers Of the bune and
and muscle, the head and brains Of the peonle.
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FOR LEASE.

"a For a team of years, that well known and
valuable FARM within one mile of the town
szIlof Portsmouth,, called " ycale's," having a
,argc quantity OF cleared land ready for cultiva-
ton, aud an abundance Of timber for ali tho uses
ct the farm; Its locati m aud fertility make it de-
sirabic Tor the cultivation of Vegetables and Melons
tDr The Northern Markets, and those in the imme-
date ncighborhood, as also for the growth of Grain
and raising of Stock for sale, &c. A further dc.
sGrIpton Is deemed unnecessary, as it is presumed
thoSc wishing to lease will examine it
Also,
For Rent for the ensuing year, a ARM of 1876
acres lying on the Western Branch about i've
miles from Portsmouth very well adapted to the
cultivation of Sweet Potatoes, Melons, Grain, &C.
besides having a first rate Shore and Cove for the
planting Of Oysters. For terms apply TO
Mrs. ELIZABETH q. LYNE,
Sep 15-ts Or, SAM'L. u. BROWNE.
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FOR RENT.
0ctl7-4t

VNHIRD FALL SUPPLY by the Ann d
Il Just received and for sale at The New York
Boot and Shoe Store. We are now opcnino our
third Fall supply of BOOTS AND SHOES bv the
Ann d, which we offer upon as advantageous FERNS
as can be found at any other store, and in many
klnds o! goods which VIC have recently rcccivei.2
Norfolk. 7"
BY the schr Mary Jane, We arc opening this dav
an extensive assortment of Gcntlcmcn's, Men,.
BOY, and Youths heavy fall Boots. purchased for
cash at the large sales in Boston and New York. To
which VIC invite the attention of dealers.
10 cases Mems Thick Boots at S | so the pair, or
So %. '''u az
10 cases Water Proof Boots of superior quality.
from 81 90 to 3 so. N""'S'
10 cases Double Stitch Brogans, very heavy and
at much less than former prices ""'
j.. RI. GREGORY,
Oct II 'Nh
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FOR RENT

"A For the ensuing year, that desirable
Me- BRICK DWELLING, ON the East side of
.GIlCrawfGrd street, and opposite the residence
of MIR. Jno. w. Col ms.
Also. a very convenient and comfortable WOOD
on Diuwiddie, at The intersection of
Bart street, at present occupied by Mr.. Charles
Toinpkins.
Also, a comfortable HOUSE on Bart street, at
present occupied by Mr.. VIM. Guy.
And for rent or sale, a WORK SHOP on Water
street, at the entrance of Capt. VIM. Bcnthall,s
Lumber Yard, and every description of Carpenters
Tools for house work, with them a Morticing Ma
chine and a Circular Saw, a lot of new Window
Sash and Frames suited for a wooden house all of
which will hc sold low. For terms apply to WIN
Brooks, or HOS. ROCKS Jr.
Oct 6-tl
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ENOR RENTING well known Business Stand,
a corner of Middle and High streets, at present
occupied as n Cabinet Warehouse, Work Shop,
&c. Terms low, and possession given LIST of jan.
~. Apply TO Mrs. FANNY GODWI
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9. SCHOOLFIELD 81 co, Dealers IN
-. Drugs Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oil.
WINDOW Glass. Glass. Ware, p tent Me1icines
Eancy Goods, Snuff, Scgars, and Green and Rl,ck
Ieas' High street, Portsmouth, Va. Oct is
MAYLAND'S SNUFF.-Anothcr snorIv of
I'VE mayiand's highly popular Maccobov SH I(FF
received by the tcbr Lookout, and for sale bv
OctI6 LC. SC~HooLFIELD SEQ.
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Washington papers Please copv.1
BLUE LAVA ORNAMENTS.

l have just received another
BI assortment of Blue Lava Pins,
~ Bracelets, Necklaces and Ear
y Rings.
NR\ ENMG Also, Turquoise Pins, Brace.
s@ ulHBS lets, Ear Rings, Necklaces
@A% %EN and Finger Rings. They arc
MTNNE all the latest style of fashion.
NSNs&-l Ladies are invited TO call
and make their selection, as they will go off as
speedily as the others did. Also in store a fine lot Of
Silver, Shell. Buffalo and Brazilian Polka Combs
The community generally arc invited to call and
see one of the best and most extensive stocks of
WATCHES, JEVELRY, SILVER I'M PLA
TED WARE, FANCY and Military foods, ever of.
fcred in the City, all of which shall he sold MS low
as at any City Store. J. NJ. FREEMAN.
CA large assortment Of Steel, Silver aud Gold
Beads, Purse and Bag Clasps, Purse Moun,inrs.
&c, at very low prices. Oct 90
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Portsmouth to Suffolk, Ia
Return Ticket, GIoo
NoTE.-Childrcn half price-Scrvants SO cents.
Portsmouth to Carrsvillc, IA
Return Ticket, 051
Portsmouth To Franklin, 5O
Return Ticket, 2OO
Portsmouth to Newsom's, 3OO
Return Ticket, Am
Portsmouth, to Boykin's, ass
Return Ticket, 90
o. Return Tickets to last six DAYS.
1t is the design of the Company to place a DAILY
TRAIN on the line, of which due notice will be
given.
will be permanent.
gD- Frcights received and forwarded within half
an hour OF the departure of the Cars.
JAS. c. WHITE & c.
Office Sea Board and II. r., II. Co..}
Portsmouth, Oct. is, 1916.
+: ); The Bridges on the line have been rendered
perfectly secure, and the Road is now undergone
thorough repairs. JAS C. WHITE O
Oct l7-6t
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DAYSON'S INDELIBLE INK.-.Anc o..
i ira article, used without the preoarst;on 70,
sale by &c. SCHOOiFfEID r co
Oct rs
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MISCELLANEOUS
MEDICAL GARD.

nR l.. v. ENV tenders his Profession.
- al Services to the Public, and may be found
at Mr. Hits Boarding House, in Gosport, near the
Navy Yard, at all timcs, except when he is absent
business. Sept 24-lm
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81 FOR RENT-A largo and conmodious
6a BRICK HOUSE, situate | at the north end
J=1lof Court street, and at present occupied by
the subscriber. The situation Of this House Is in
ono oil INC most pleasant AMI healthy parts of the
town. The privilege of the Bath House is given
with the above.
For terms apply to SARAH GRANT.
ALSO Two small Uouscs on Glasgow street,
opposite Mrs. Wcbb's. Apply 20
Sept 24-tf SARAH GRANT.
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MEDICAL

hOCTOR II. N. MERCER, very respect-
~ fully offers his Professional Services to The in
hao'tants of Portsmouth and vicinity. He propos.
es no fcie, encc, save that of the experience IF an
average share of practice, attended with haitering
success, Tor nearly five years. Though credentials
duced if required.
Once and residence of High street, in the build.
Aug I5-Sm