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FOR RENT,

d And possession given the LIST of Jan 1917
h. that large and desirable DWELLING. on
G4lthe corner of Middle and South streets. for.
merry occupied by the subscriber.
Also the HOUSE adjoining. at nresent occ,r;od
by MIR. Isaac BROMLEY. This is a new House, and
a very pleasant residence for n small family. For
terms apply to MIR. Zachariah Owens, or to the sub
sCfIoers KEZIAH POOLE.
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ATTEMPT TO STRANGLE THE ,JAtIop
TO DEATH AND ESCAPE FROM RRiSoN

On Thursday evening, while the turnkey Of
the city jail was IN The act Of examining The cells
Of the prison. and looking up the criminals for the
night, ne was seized by The throat by a very pow
erful fellow named Smith. (who is under ~confne.
ment for embezsling Sc barrels of funr.) and
choked until lifeless. Smith then took the kew or
the gate leading into the prison from the keeper.
end giving the jailor's usual signal to the black
fellow IN the yard. the inner duor vas onened
(From the yard to the prison there are two doors.
the inner one of wood, which is fastened with q
lock and key the out one of bar iron. fastened
with a long iron bult.) Smith then attempted
to hoist the bolt which fastens the outer door. but
the negro had the presence of mind to seize the
lower end of IT. and by pulling it with force, bent
it in such a way that the prisoner could no, hoist
it. The alarm was speedily given. and the scoun
drel., finding himself foiled in his e(fartsto escape
returned TO his cell. Lieut.. Wilkinson was at
once sent for. and arrived at the Jail, accompanied
hy two of his men. in a few minutes after the &c.
'"rrence. Finding Smith in his cell, Lieut.. w.
ordered him to come out, but the prisoner refusiug
to obey, nc was dragged forth by the watchmen !.
and snngly slowed away in Unconstitutional
Republican, Oct. 81.
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YOUR NEW

We yesterday morning paid a visit To the
stsunch aud noble looking Steamship Washing
ton, nav building 1.-THE foot If 9TH st. East River,
New York. by Wesiervelt & Mackey and the
first Of the line Of Atlantic Steamers commenced
by the :" Ocean Steam Navigation Co" under
government contract for carrying The mails. Her
keel is ~ II. in length; deck 240 #. when laid !;
and greatest breadth 80 f.. Il will he furnished
with two powerful low pressure engines from the
works OF SullmaD. Allen s. Co. of 10 Il. stroke
of piston and 72 inch diameter Of cylinder. Each
engine is expected TO ba Of 6 or 8 hundred horse
power, the cast iron bed plates Of which will
weigh each about lS tons. The two boilers when
filled with water will weigh some 400 tons. The
great cylinder will probably he cast to morrow
afternoon or next day. and will well repay a wish,
by sny who are curious in such matters. The
frame of the vessel appears to be of the strongest,
construction and built Of white oak. The kelson
is 3 II, deep in the middle and Is inches wide.-
The side kelson d Il. deep and same width. the
whole secured TO the ribs by a series of bolts bu,
one foot apart. The side kelsons form a firm he'd
for the machinery. She is also To be furnished
with oenfIdfors as well on the sides. as FIRE and
aft, to furnish an abundant supply of fresh air to
the timbers. so essential in the preventing the dry
rot and the ~effiuvia Of biIge water. Naval archi.
lecture. as well as any other department of me-
chanlcal effort and human labor. shews the won
der working influences of SCIENCE. Formerly
many vessels were built with the rib timber in
contact and caulking between-every ef,rt tn
exclude the atmosphere. Now the reverse is the
case, as science has shed light upon the subject.
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FOR RENT.

- II DWELLING part of the House. over
Gap inc Drug store, Sign of the Big MORTAR
- ms location is one of the most central, and
you'd answer remarkable well for a small family.
Possession given on the LIST January. Apply TO
oct24 CHAs. H. HEINITsH, Agent.
TOR THE TOILET.-We respectfully cali
y the attention Of the Ladies and Gentlemen of
mcnt Of Genuine Periphery, &c. ~
FARINA COLOGNE, (the real ~article) import.
ed by DR.. Santos, of Norfolk.
GLENN'S & SANDS PURIFIED BEARS OH
RoWLAND'S GENUINE MACASSAR or
R0USSEL'S COSMETIC CREAM, preveati,g
nands, face, &c, from choPping, and bcautifying
ROMAN KALYDoR, for removing nimnles.
rockies, tan, sun burn, blotches, redness of the
gives clearncss TO the skin truly beautiful,
NfmPH SOAP to give a radiant whiteness 10
tne most Bilious complexion, its constant use be-
slows a delicacy and fairness.
Together with a large assortment of Tooth and
Hair Brushes, Dressing Combs, Lilly White. per
lamsd Chalk Balls, Pearl Powder. LONDON Myrtle
the Drcg Store, Sign of the Big Mortar, ~
Oct29 CHhs. II. HEINITSH, Agent.
TOOTH BRUSBES-Wc have ON hand an
- extensive and elegant sock ofTOOTH BRUSH
ES, which we are selling at prices that cannot fa;t
to be satisfactory TO purchasers.
Also, a beautiful variety OF Hair Brushes. (some
o. %niGn are o. the best quality) with many other
purpose selling exceedingly cheap.
oct2o LC.s cHooLFIELD & co.
Stoves, STOW ES, STOYESLIba have ON
hand a good many secondhand stoves. some
OF them are as good as new, at about half price of
new Also some Of the most beautiful Air.Tiobt
Parlour Stoves that have ever been seen about these
diggins. Coffee Mills for 371 cents ; Coal scutIes.
a variety Box Mills 1T 62I cts; Cinaer Sboycls at
IS2; do rs, and do 81; Tin Rossters at S1 75 In
IS 90; Stoves as low as SO 26, and every other
article at equally low prices. Call and sec.
DANIEL S. CHERRY.
Under Old Dominion Office.
y, s. Pots, Kettles, Spiders, Ovens and Andirons
Tor sale as above. Ocfoi
INKS! INKS!I-7OO bottles Of 5 pcrior INK
= assorted colours, Black, Blue and Red, of nv
own manufacture. For sale by
HENRY BUFF.
octA Corner Of High and Middle ste.
RIRD SEED-Wo have in store a full snnnIv
- Of Canary and Hemp Seed. FF'
oct@9 l. G. S~CHooLFIELD & co
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MOTICE.-At a Meeting of the Trustees OF
~ Portsmouth, held on the Sd day of Noyember

| os a UuCCtlnH Oh N Trustees nj
1916. e"Oe
The Petition of sundry citizens of Portsmouth
praying, that a vote OF the citizens of the Town be
taken as TO the application of the fund received bv
the Town from the County Ferry, being under con
s'deratlon, the . blowing Resolutions were present.
Resoiped, That, The Clerk of the Town of Ports
mouth open a Poll at the Town Hall, on the Sd Mon
day OF the present month, TO take the sense OF the
quaitcd voters, as to whether. the fund received
by the Town from the County Ferry, shall be ap-
proPriated to Free Schools, or to the payment OF
the principal of the Town debt.
Resolped, That Notice of the taking of said Poll
be published in the New Era,' aud also placed
in ahe most Public places in The town: :,
lied voters of the Town of Portsmouth at the Poll
To be taken as above, request the Trustees to appro
pirate the fund received by the Town. from the
County Ferry, to the payment of the principal OF
the Town debt, the Trustees will at once proceed
to appropriate the same w the establishment OF Free
Schools, as authorized by law.
A true copy from the Minutes.
Nov 7-3t VIM. G. WEBB, C.. p.
Az the Meeting Of the Trustees Of Portsmouth
held as above, the Clerk was directed to cause to be
published the annexed report, viz:
The Committee appointed, to take into con-
sideration the establishment of the Public Schools
with instructions to report all such matters con.
nectcd with said Schools, as they may deem mecca
SaIrSy and proper" beg leave to report as follows:
They LIST, that your Body should de.
eide to open tue Schools, on or about the LIST of Jan
uary, 1871. 2nd, that a Committee be appointed
to take charge of the Academy Building and Let,
and have such alterations and preparations made,
Tor the came, as they may consider necessary, hav-
ing a strict regard TO the most economical expen-
diture.
Sd, That a Committee be appointed to ascertain
me probable number of Teachers neceEAAry, the
quallhc9uons they judge to be desirable, and the
salary dhey would recommend TO be paid.
4th' That a Committee be appointed to suggest
70 soIne extent, the system of instruction proper to
De ADOPTED, the rules under which scholars should
the Schools.
9tn' Ihey recommend the pr opricly Of making
some arrangement, which will tend to secure the
more Immediate collection Of che School Tax
9th, They recommend that a Committe be raised
10 confer with the Trustees of the " AcademvO and
the Commissioners appointed to act With them, in
relation to the payment Of the purchase money,
for the Academy Building and Lot, and In rnnoyl
what course they would advise.
They would state, that the Treasurer has in hand.
to the credit Of the School fund, the sum of q 1872 %
while it will be remembered, there is The sum o1
$ll67 90 belonging to that fund expended by the
preceding Board Of Trustees, which we recon.
mend should be refunded az early as practicable.
Signed, II HUME,
Chairman Of Committee.
II trnecopy from the Minutes.
Nov lit VIM. G.. WEBB, G.. p.
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mTSCEEEANEOUs.
BLUE LAVA ORNAMENTS.

a. l have just received another
&e3e assortment of Blue Lava Pins,
~~B Bracelets, Necklaces and Ear
~K$f.N Rings.
Ms\ SWM0 Also, Turquoise Pins, Brace
we G3AS lets, Ear Rings, Necklaces
6A%< JsMTkSee3 and Finger Rings. They are
Wl\~z@e all the latest style of fashion.
ladies are invited to call
anu make their selection, as they will go off as
sps eddy as the others did. Also in store = fne To-, NJ.
Silver, Shell, Buffalo and Brazilian Polka combs.
The community generally are invited to call audi
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER n PA.
TED WARE, Fancy and Military Goods, ever Of
Tered IN the City, all of which shall he sold as low
as at any City Store. j. Nj. FREEMAN
GA large assortment of Steel, Silver and Gold
Beads, Purse and Bag Clasps, Purse Moun,iugs,
&c, at very low prices. DC. 90
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sSSA Freight for Alexandria aud Georgetown
s4sEcon be had on application to
oct ~ j. Willis, Commerce street.
MARTINS MATCHES-We have ioat re-.
IVl ceived per schr Belle, from New York, auoth-
or supply OF Andrew Martins celebrated and IN.
rivaiicd FRICTION MATCHES, which we warrant
TO be good in all kinds of weather.
LC SCHooLFIELD s. CO.,
OctZ9 Druggists.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

1OCTOR Il. N. MERCER, very respect
iouy oilers his Professional Services to the in
nao'tants OF Portsmouth and vicinity. He propos.
cs no feie, ence, save that OF the experience of an
average shareof practice, attended with hatterirx
success Tor nearly five years. Though credentials
duced if required. p'
oIire and rcsidence,of High street, in the build.
Aug l5-3m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL. GARD

F1R: L..v-N EWTON tenders his Profession.
- al Services TO tho Public, and may be found
Mr' Hitt's Boarding House, in Gosport, near the
Navy Yard, at ALI times, except when he is absent
y" ouslhess. ..-- Sent Palm
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GENUINE POPULAR MEDICINES

GENUINE POPULAR MEDICINES
- Just received a full supply of the following
valuable and genuine Preparations. We warrant
every article sold by us to be the genuine. and Iii.
rect from the hands of the Propriet9rs 50"
Sands Sarsaparilla, BristoI's Sarsanaru1.
Hungarian Balsam Life BULBS Sc rsanariIt.
Syrup Tar aud Naphtha DIR. Javne,s Prenara,;or,
Tarrants Aperiert Doctor Swavne,s SvrnD
Sugar Coated Pills Wild Cpcrrr "''"P
All Healing Ointment Crimson letter Wssh
Iholah vegetable Pills Lucina Cordial
Dandchon and Tomato Swsim's Panacea
~ FanaGca Fahnestock's Vermifugo
noucks panacea Briackerhof's Medicine
sure Core Ague and Fe- Barnes Pile Lotion
, Vcr rms Hays Liniment for Piles
isGar'S baisam Wild G.. Gardeners Liniment
Cherry sc &c
With a general assortment of pnre and CANINE
u MEDICINES. PAINTS OTIS CTaSS
&C. &c, which will be sold at the very lowest pri.
ccs' CRAS. Fl. HEINITSU, Agent,
Member of the PHILADELPHIA College of
oCti Pharmacy and Chemistry.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs.
HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,

HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRps. ,,
Q~UARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
Washington, Oct. ~, 1916.
SEPARATE Proposals will be received at this
- ofilco until 10 O'Clock, "A. NJ, on MONDAY,
tons to the United States Marines at the following
places for the year 1S47, viz:
Charlestown, Massachu sets
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York;
philadelphia, Pennsylvania
GosPort, (noar Norfolk,) Virginia
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington, District of Columbia.
Each ration 80 consist of one pound and a quar-
ter OF fresh beef, or three-quarters of a pound of
Hour, at the option OF the Government; and at the
rate OF six pounds of good coffee, twelve pounds of
the best New Orleans sugar., eight quarts of the
best White beans, four quarts of vinegar two quarts
OF SAT- four pounds OF good hard brown soap, and
one ana a bali pounds of good hard dipped tallow
candles to each hundred rations.
The beef required shall be delivered on the order
OF thc commanding officer o. each station, either
IN oulk or by the single ration, and shall consist of
inc best and most choice portions of the carcass.
The pork to be No. | prime mess pork. and tho
groceries OF the best quality of the kinds named,
subject to inspection.
NO bid VIII be entertained uoles accompanied by
me names OF two %suroties, responsible for the faith
iul performance of the contract.
To be endorsed Proposals for Rations for 1877"
AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
Quartcrmastcr Marine Corps.
ne American Sentinel, Pennsylvanian, and Key
stone, Philadelphia the Boston Post and Boston
Times, Boston; the Herald, News, Globe, Journal
Of Commerce, and Courier & Enquirer, New York;
.V osi'huO'O hepuDncdn ana GUN, Baltimore the
Norfolk Beacon. Norfolk Herald, the New Era.
Portsmouth, Va; Richmond Enquirer the Alex.
andria Gazette, Alexandria, Va; and the Pensa-
cola Gazette, will give the above three insertions
each per week, and send an account, accompanied
by ono printed copy of the advertisement, 10 this
office for payment. Oct IA
ERENCH TOILETTE POWDER.-We
49, rave received a very superior French TOLL
EIIE POWDER, highly scented. a la mile feures.
with a beautiful lot of Pufs and Boxes. Cali and
examine. &c. SCHOOLFIEID 70
Oct15
DAINTS, Oils, GLASS, PUTTY, &c.
u kept constantly on hand, and will be cold ON
the most reasonable terms, BY
octl6 LC. sCHoOLFIELD & Co.
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ANGE ON New York and Baltimore in
IL sums to suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S,
Dec I'll IOttcrY and Exchannn Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS


eoRDAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
Ehst side the. Market -
Dra~ing'ot New Jersey Lottery, Glass No. 81.
ss,4 90, or 66, 81. %, 50. 40, So, 5St 60, ~. ,
Usawnng OF Alexandria Lottery Glass No. a.
4o'SS TA B ~, 6S, "a. 81, so, rs, 81. 40, a., go.
SoMEIHfNG NEW FOR TODAY.
Virginia Monougalia Lottery, Class rs.
Inc Drawing receive! aere This Evening.
70 Numbers. IL drawn, ballots.
$4,000;
capitals $4,000, 1000, 55S. 10 of 5gOi &c.
Tickets 81 25--Halves 62c-Qrs SIC.
SPLENDID SCHEME! :,
THIS DAY. ONLYI
Alexandria Lottery Class T..
Drawing received on Mosday Morning.
10 Numbers-l6lDra wn Ballots.
S3O.O0O!
capitals 10000, 4 90, ADO. 300, ZOO so Of
1000, so of 400, &c.
Tickets only $l0-Shares in proportion.
Tickets to be bad at JNO ID. GORDAHfS,
Lottery and Exchange Office, Norfolk,
Wherc the highest premium is paid for Gold,
SILVER ana specie Checks. Nov
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THOMAS TATEM.

THOMAS TATEM,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILE pra'tice in the Superior and Inferior
w Courts OF Princess Anne, Norfolk and Nan
semond Counties, and of the City of Norfolk. He
Will attend to business when desired in any other
county Portsmouth, April -OD
VOCAL MUSrC.-J. II. HEWITT, Professor
' of Music, respectfully Informs the citizens of
Portsmouth aud its vicinity, thsttc viii commence
a Series of Lectures on Vocal Music at Mrs. Youny's
portsmouth Female Scmir ary, AZ soon as n suffi-
clcnt number of Pupil shall be obtained. His sys.
tenn OF instruction is peculiar to himself alone, and
mas met with extensive favor in New York, Balti-
more and Washington.
For further particulars, apply at the Seminary.
Aug %
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TANNERS MAP EsTABLTsHMENT.

TANNERS MAP ESTABLISHMENT
In a city like New York, where The means fl,
The circulation OF useful and scientific infnrmation
are as various as they are abundant, there is one
which stands par excellence the greatest Of tho
Mnd' We allude to our countryman, Fl. s..
Tanner, of Broadway. In the number and ex-
ceiIence of his geographical publications, he is
uhryalled. The far famed London Society for
me Diffusion of Useful Knowledge confess them
selves indebted TO his works as the basis of the
pest works on American Geography. His geo
graphical productions show their merit by being
50 quickly 70 unpublished in the old world. HIS
large State maps are so constructed that four of
mem when joined together form an immense map.
~ this respect the series differ from all other
otale maps. Another fact which argues we'll
iior Mr.. rs correctness in geographical science
IS mat his maps are used invariably by our naval
ana military men. Some Judgment may be form.
90 OF the estimate in which the labors Of Mr..
tanner were held in Europe, from The fact that
ne has been spontaneously elected an honorary
member of several Of the learned societies Of
L%ondon. Paris. Berlin, Copenhagen, &c, &C.
'Vew York Sun.
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g. THE DWELLING part of the House. Owe,
Saa the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
This location is one Of the most central, and
you'd answer remarkable well for a small family
POSSESSION given on the LIST January. Apply to
OctZ ~ GINS. II. HEINITSH Anent
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From the Richmond ENQUIRER.

we were surprised a few days since TO see the
Times, IN announcing the Wing victory in Flori
Ga, rejoice over II the more, in that MIR. Cabell
The successful candidate. had planted himself
nTmly upon genuine Wing principles. protective
farm and all. We were led to doubt the cor
RICHNESS Of this position, as well as remember
lnst, during the canvass, the Democratic papers
OF Florida construed Mr.. Cabell's circular as any
ming but a full endorsement of Wing doctrines
vi one point there can be doubt, viz: that MIR
Oaoeil, in electioneering before the people, pledg.
ed himself Gin case the election came before The
House of Representatives, TO vote for that candi
Gale ter President, for whom his State should
vote. A few days since, an old and highly res
pected resident of Florida was in this CITY. He
slated. that he heard Mr.. Cabell, in a public
speech IN the county Of Jefferson, pledge himself
T" vote upon all The political questions of the day,
according To The expressed sentiments of the PEG
PIE OF Florida. Taking all these facts in connec.
non win a Democratic majority in the Florida
LEGISLATURE, and the following positive assertion
OF the Charleston Mercury, The result in Florida
Is lar from indicating a triumph of Wing princi.
pies, particularly of a protective Tariff:
The National lntelligencer reiuices over the
election of Mr. Cabell from Florida. without any
great reason. The division of parties in Florida
INTO Wing and Democrat, is founded scarcely al
all upon Federal politics, and Mr.. Cabeu is
committed against a protective Tariff bu q
hundred declarations. Nearly all the people al
Florida are of one opinion on that subject. II /:
convenient to have two parties, in order that the
politicians may fight their personal battles under
a specIous banner, and that is the reason WHY
'here are Wings and Democrats in Florida"
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ELOUR.-400 bbls Fredericksburg and RaIti.
Il more inspected S~UPERFINE FLOUR. mo-
mcntly expected. for sale by ]. WILLS.
Nov 5
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DAINTS, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY, &C.
i kept constantly on hand, and will be sold ON
the most reasonable terms, BY
oot16 LC. SCHoOLFIELD 4 co.
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FOR SMITHVIELD.

o X: BELL would respectfully inform
vi MS irlcnds and the Public that he still
El MANUFACTURES TO ORDER all kinda
SAof HATS and GAPS, in "a very superior
NA manner, and of the latest and m st ap-
proved Fashions, at his Hat and Can EstahI;.Lmspp
High street, opposite Old Dominion One Ports
mouth, Va. ~ o.
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NOTICE.

AdE%E The steamer OSCEOLA,
4~-A having to lay by, for re-
pairs, will not leave Nor
folk tor Washington Fri
on the 18th. JAS. MITCHELL
Nov s.
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MONONGAHELA wHISK EY.-5O bbls
Nov WITS
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E'RENCH TOILETTE POWDER.-We
- nave received a very superior French TOLL
EiTE POWDER, highly scented. n la mile feurss.
with a beautiful lot of Pufs and Boxes. Cali and
examine. &c. SCHOOLFIEID e. C0
Oct15
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SOAP-g10 boxes Boston and New York SOAP,
~ for sple by J. wills
Nov 3
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
MENT.
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD
LIME no

Richmond, Petersburg, fredericksburg, WashingiOn
and alexandria.
arh Fare to Richmond and
'H(-T2 Petersburg g, rs cents only,
including meals.
Fare to Fl fredericksburg,
& q Ql In Nashinninn and Alnxn ..l.;a- u go =
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Cha1rmon OF Committee.
n trnecopy from the Minutes.
Nov lit VIM. G.. WEBB, C.. p.
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ENOR RENT.-The RESIDENCE and STORES
u formerly occupied by Dr., VIM. Collins, near
the Crawford House. Possession given on the lat
of January, 1917. Apply to Mr.. John w. Collins,
or to s WUEET en-
Oct 10
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INKS! INKS!i-7OO bottles Of 8 pcrior INK
u assorted colours, Black, Blue and Red. of INV
own manufacture. For sale by -
HENRY BUFF.
octA Corner Of High and Middle ste.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-04

Among aii the advertised remedies of the day tns Agale and Fever, Chill aud Feyernone seem to meet with such rapidity of sale aud rive go much gensr- al satisfaction. as Dr. Hulis eelebFatcdpls. When ever they have been introduced, all tonles Tn what ever shape ali mixtures and Pills, and preparations of every character designed fo this disease, have been discsrie5 as et- wholly useless -s1s and Dr Hali's Ague Pills have been received as the only permanent cure.
 They stop inc Chiily and Fever the h'st day, and do moi s:cken the stomach or operate on the bow. sls-
 Young children. and persons qs all ages, sexes, and conditions may iisS these Pills, nSt only with safety. bas with the certainty of success
 Judge Forrest oi Jenesboro' Ala, was cured ot a sevrrc md ysystifate eas. of Cills- Sllh eRly hail box after two physicians had exhausted alt 'hetr skill.
 John Camp, merchant at EIyton, Ala. says he never knew them to fail; has sod several groce 0t boxes. ard cured ten cases in his own family.
 Messrs Pettigew S Gray write they are entirely out. They say no medicine sohi in theirstose gives such satisfaction. cures as soon and permanent ly. ? We might give scores of references and certii'- eates but we refer t4e reader to our agents, where they may obtain a pamphlet tgraiis) giving fall description of the medicine and its manner oi use
 Price sl per box, with directions.
 Who would be troubled with that distressing com plaiui thc Tooth Ache, whent can be speedily cur ed without pain or extracting!
 DR. ACCOUNTS