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eJ-SANDsA SARsAPAaILLA.-This medicine has
by Its own merits established a high reputation
and continue to meet with increased favor daily
young gentleman of our acquaintance who "a
been for a long time suffering from a Scrofulous
humor, has been greatly benefited by using one or
two bottles, and is confident that by continuing its
use for a short time it will effect permanent cure
Those who are in any way afflicted with humors ;,
ulcers, pulmonary complaints, or derangement
OF the digestive organs, will find immediate relief
by using a few bottles of this potent medicine =
Bost. Am Eagle, May Is, 1876.
FOR further particulars and conclusive evidence
OF its superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets
which may be obtained of agents gratis
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail nv A r
d. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 10 Fulton ST .
New York Sold also by CHARLES Ii. HEINITSH
Agent, Portsmouth, and M A. SANros Noyfolk
Prlce y per bottle; bottles for So
DIR. WISTAR'S CREAM DISCOVERY.
1t was once said 'FThcrc is nothing new under
the SUM-" This has been emphaticalIv true in re-
gard to medicines Hundreds of Pills, Panaceas
Expectorans, and Specifics of all sorts have been
pulled inIo notoriety-all made mainly of the same
ingredients, adding no new materials to the heal.
ing art But Dr. Wistar Basam of Wild Cherry
furnishes a new medical agent--a new principle
evolved from natures own depository. 1t cures
Asthma, incipient Consumption, Liver Complaint
and all diseases of the Lungs, when nothing else
VIII. An honorab BILE member of the Canadian Par
lament writes that it has cured him of Asthma of
ten years standing. A. Williams ESQ., Attorney
at Law, 5S, William street, New York was cured
OF the same disease of twenty four years. standing
MIR. Cozens OF Haddonfeld, N. j., makes affidavit
tnat IL cured him of supposed Consumption, after
physicians had given him up to die and so of hun
dreds of others.
o. Remember, positively, in no case, palm
Oil unreal cures as produced by this Invaluable
remedy. BE sure to set "Dr. Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry.
Be careful and get the genuine DR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by i. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
10 For particulars see DIR. Wstar's treatise on
consumption, 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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NOTICE.

Z II.
.-- From and after this date
eAN@E%S5 and until further notice, the
EhS--IM Passage and Fare by the Bal
81 timore Steam Boats between
ss5zs<S1z1 Norfolk and Baltimore
WILL BE s..
Passengers Tor Washington by this route will
have tickets issued to them on board the boat en-
utling them to passage through to Washington
Tor So bO-Meals board the Boats included =
Passengers taking this route to Washington will
land III Baltimore in time for the O'Clock morning
tram to that city. aud arrive in time for break fast
o hours ahead OF the New Rail Road and Steamboat
hhe JAS. +. HUNTER,
June 10 A gent II. s. p. co
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TOR OLD POINT. The Steamer Angus.
a ia, will leave Wrighrs Wharf, al O'Clock
p. NJ stopping at Old Point until o'clock, g;vinn,
Passengers an opportunity of going ashore
Passage and Fare to Richmond and Petersb,ro
rs cents. i''''SDurg'
And Passengers only ooin, IN Old POINT o. :,
June "a WIN. H. GhRNETT & co. Ag;ts
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AeN@sSn BY request the Steamer
4As-IIaS-. OSCEOLA will leave Nor
TEsss.S:. rtl2ssyH folk and Old Point every
&C., Sunday as follows Ieavc
Norfolk at half past 7 A. NJ, and 3P. NJ, Ieovc
Old Point at 9 A. NJ, and p. NJ
July II JAMES MITCHELL. Cap,aip
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CHOLERA, CHOLERA. &C. ,rLi, -.

A ,hObENh3 CbOLERA, &C.-This des-
" tructivc scourgc of humanity seems once moro
on its way to this country Wcshould all rcr,cIn
Der the VISITATION of this dreadful disease in 1922
the dead then 1t was, that Medical Skill almost
ceased TO war against its ravagcs.-and not until
.bERNABD'S DlARRHOGA MEDICINE" was
aged. 'J man
me Sickly Season is rapidly approaching. we
doVlSe and recommend every family TO purcb,sc
ana Keep always at hand, bottle Of " Bernard'
Celebrated Medicine" for the cure of Cholera 81
les, Cramps, Diarrhga. Bowel and Summer c.,
plants and all other Complaints Of the stomach
Sign Of the Big Mortar. -" SIS
Julyf cHAs H. HEINITsH, Agent
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WHEAT WANTED.-The subscribers will
w pay the highest market price for the above
article. Wills e 90
Aug
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THOMAS TATEM,

Vr1Tr -. AIIURNEY AT LAW,
w ~ II practice in the Superior and Inferior
W C0 Sn OF Princess Anne, Norfolk and Nan
seI sem C9ontes, and of the City Of Norfolk He
VII a..eh' 70 business when desired in any other
Coon'y' Portsmouth, April Tod
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M EAL, MEAL.-We are receiving daily by
~ the Baltimore Boats, superior article of
BOGTED MEAL. WILLS & co.
Aug
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CABINET MAKING AND


UNDFlh TNkINU.
w. BILLUPS g. co, having taken the
LIE Old Stand on the Corner Of High and Middle
streets, Portsmouth, Va, formerly occupied by F..
ID: Haynes, arc now prepared to execute all orders
which they may be favored with. All kinds of
CABINET WORK done in the neatest manner at
the shortest notice and on the most accommodating
terms. The business being conducted under their
own superintendence, those who may patronize
their establishment may be assured that the work
VIII be done Of the best materials, and in the neat.
est and most fashionable style
All FUEEsAL ORDERS viii be promptly attended
:" ~ all times Aug
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NOTICE

Il os, The steamers Curtis
D,ez;&hLez - Peck" and "Alicc" will a NtSS1
1zest-sEt;EE and after The tn in. 57szrrsrIsQ
slant call at Portsmouth every day of their depar
tnIe Tor passengers, and on their return (should
that place. they will call there. The travel from
that side OF the river may rely upon certain mas
sage by these boats as this arrangement is intend
ed to be permanent.
DICKSON & MALLORY
Jnnc II Arnnfs I-rnnn pir..r clu.-..-,,
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I'd Auditors Office. July Sd, is46. > =

, The following is copy of the act referred to in
the foregoing notce:-
CHAr lIS.-An ACT directing the Board of Pub
Ilc Works to sell the Portsmouth, and Roanoke
Haiiroao' ana Incorporating the purchasers there
OF by the name of the Scaboard and Portsmouth
Rail Road ~ w '""o"'"
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DRIME PORTO RICO SUGAR.-16hbd
j of superior quality. in store and for sale by
July rs J. WILLS.
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rOGNAC BRANDY.-lo ar casks and half
~ pipes COGNAC BRANDY, Just received and
for sale by JOSIAH Wills
July 80
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SOUTH HAMPTON BACON.-l0 900 lbs Hog
~ Round BACON, in fine order, for sale on con
signment by JOSIAH WILLS
July 80
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NTOTICE.-I have a small FARM four or five
i miles from Portsmouth, which will exchange
for property in town. There is fine crop now
growing On tae same Any person wishing to
make an exchange will call on
STEPHEN JAMES,
July rs Portsmouth.
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SUGAR AND hOLASSES.-IOh hds p r.
- Sugar-20 hhds p. r. Molasses. in store and for
ga oy WILLS & CO.,
July 25 H,gb street
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TTNO DEBTORS.-An persons indebted to me
Il VIII please cal and settle their accounts with.
in thirty days, by bond or otherwise. or thew will
be placed in the hands of proper officer for coec
ton. STEPHEN LANES
.July % ~
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Y ORDER OFTHE PRESIDENT DIRECTORS
Of The Board of Public Jtorks
-. s 49, 49, $500 80. 81

~ j. BROWN, Jr., % \udtor
MEMO The portion Of this road which Ii in
North Carolina ia claimed adversely to the mort
Cages OF the Board of Public Works by persons
who profess TO hold it under the laws of North Caro-
lima IL is To be understood that the title TO such
portion is to be adjudicated according to the laws
and by the Courts of that State. and must be taken
at the purchasers own hazard
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fTO THE LADIES AGAIN.-We call the
Il attenuon OF the ladies again to this superior
article, NYMPH SOAP, for The comelerion It's con.
slant use will change the most bilious complexion
INTO one OF radiant whtencss; while on the neck
hands and arms it bestows dclicacy and fairness
which its continued use will happily protect with
every appearance of youthful charm to the most
advanced period of life. The genuine only for sale
at the Drug Store Sign of the Big Mortar
July 30 CHAS. III. HEiNITSH. Agent.
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OLD POINT HOTEL,

IVA NOW one of the most splendid and
G,s,IsNN extensive establishments in the ,oun-
Ultima try, will he opened for visitors on the
ulllSTE LIST of June.
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MUSCOyADo SUGAR.-5O hhds suitable
w for retailing, for sale low by
July 30 JOSIAH WILLS
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MI ANUFACTURED TOBACCO.-.2 900
1Nl packages of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
POUNDS. hali pounds, 5s SIS and l6's at prices va
rving from to Go cts per pound, for sale for the
MahuIaCluTers. July Isl j. WILLS
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GENUINE HARLEM OIL.-Just received
- 1tom direct importation) a supply of Gen
ulue ii ARLEM OIL, warranted to he the real ar
hcie For sale at the Drug Store, Sign of the Biz
Mortar. CHAS. III. HEINlTSH
July so Agent
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FOR RENT.
a good Store, with Dwelling over the
HsasI same, situated nj the lower end of County
-Lllstrect, one door from the corner of Crawford
street. Enquire OF STEPHEN JAMES.
July %
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SUPERIOR SWEET OIL.-Just received
- another supply of that very fine article of pure
Iaoie SW EEL OIL. Fer sale at the Drug Store,
Sign of the Big Mortar
July 30 CHAS. II. HEINITSH. Agent
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old RYE WHiSKEY.-75 bbls of superior
July is J. WILLIS
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Uni TRAITORS NOTICE.-All per-
N sons indebted to the late DR.. Robert r. Rn,t
deceased are hereby earnestly requested to make
immediate payment TO the undersigned
AS 1T Is peculiarly desirable that the estate be
closed at an early period, it ID hoped that this no.
tire may be Sufficient To induce all who are in
debtcd, TO take prompt action in order to an imme
date settlement. HOLT WILSON
Administrator, with the Will annexed
June 2o-l9t OF Robert b. Butt, deceased
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EXCHANGE.--S3 $3.50 Exchange on New
II York, for sale by JOSIAH Wills
July II
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FOR SALE.
q Being DESTROYS of changing nv residence
6ap5I ! oHer Tor sale my HOUSE and LOT in the
EIltown of Portsmouth, situated AT the Corner
OF County and bingham streets The House and
Lot VIII he found in good order, in healthy part
OF me town. Terms accommodating. For terms
apply to ELIZABETH LOWRY
Or w. B. SORRY, Auctioneer
'uIy CIV Roanoke So, Norfolk
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SINGULAR EscApE.-We learn that John Trow.
who murdered Miss Magdaline Loebcrt, Opposite
this city few days siBcc, and then cut his throat has
escaped from the house where he has been lying since
tho day Of tho tragedy and be found He had his
throat sewed the I'd instant but since that time the
stitches broke out leaving hols in front Of the back
part Of his wind pipe, large enough to almost admit
mans Est He has been attended BY Messrp Porter and
Courtney he the house Of the former until the
escape, night before last We understand that tho
neighbors heard noise in Mr. Porters house during the
night, but that all known Of the mans singular
escape. II Is presumed Trows friends took him away
and that he secreted in the vicinity Of
this city. He lay low bod, during hi sojcuru at
Mr. Porters and kept tub Of water under his bedfrom
this he drank and that is the he has had He
actually lived ten days and nights water alone and
then made his escape. Cincinnati Commercta Nsv IA
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Political Nfovcmcnts,

LEoIsLATyRE ov MAIrE.-This body assembled at Au.
gusta the l4h inst Gov Andersons message de.
lvered the next day NEEDLES very little with
tonal politics, but the Oregon question he says "In
the spirit Of liberal and honorable compromise and with
moderation which cvinces the strongest desire to bring
this agitang question to speedy termination the PresS
dent Of the United States has offered nearly equal dvf
sion Of the territory in dispute That proposition
clearly within just rights and which may be regard
ed the limit beyond which, in the united judgment OF
the country would be improper to 60, should have
been declined by the government Of Great Britain 70
deeply to be regretted In the hope which 10 entertained.
that negotiations between the two governments will be
resumed and the controversy settled upon just and
tually satisfactory terms, l strongly participate
DEcLIrArIor or CArpIDArE-We learn from the
Lafayette a) Journal of the 7h, that Godlove Ortiz
nominated few months since the whfg candidate for
Lieutenant Governor Of indiana has Withdrawn his
from the canvass
FLARE ur AMoro THE Missouri DEMocHArs.-DeIe.
gates from ten out of the counties comprising
Bowlins district assembled in convention at Frederick
town some days ago. A regular kicked up by
the st. Louis delegation and Of the counties with
drew Judge Bowlin WINS then the hrst ballot, and
with the vote Of only county out Of the nine against
him. nominated for reelection to Congress But before
this was done Thomas II. Holt, Of the delegation ap
pointed by the Hard meeting St. Louis took the stand
and denounced the intrigue and fraud by which the
nomination Of Judge Bowlin had been secured, and in
conclusion announced himself q candidate for Con-
gress, in opposition to the nomination which had bees
II accomplished
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Price two Cents.



ladies of Rochsstsr have published an address mploring
their husbands lovers brothers, and friends 70 vote the
nolcsnss ticket
DsrREsslro SUICIDE AND MI Rprn-Mrs Sarah Donald
son. formerly Of South Carolina drowned herself and
three children in the Chattahoochs river Dc Kab CO.
Geo. few days ago, in the following manner:-she nrst
river; then she tied the youngest one TO herself and
plunged headlong into the agtated waves Tho
assigned why she thus terminated the existence Of hor
self and children il said TO be dread Of starvation
RIrs PEAcHEs-The editor Of the SesuA Caroiinian at
ColumbusS. c. says that he received present of
fine ripe nutmeg peaches and cherries the 3.h inst
Last season, ho received smiar present the sd Of
May.
The CAMBRiA-Ths compensation due the seam-tug
Forbes for services rendered to the British steam
ship Cambria in assisting get her Oh shore at Truro
beach, was left to arbitration aud the referees awarded
$1,000 to the Forbehe Cambria to pay the expenses Of
the referees The owners Of the General Lincoln 70
ceived 500 for the services Of their boat and the pro-
pristors Of the Maydower, 5000.
BoDv FoUrp-The body Of Dr. Douglas Hought0n.
late Geologst OF Michigan, who drowned in Lake
Superior last fall was found last week The body. We
understand discovered about ak miles above the
place where DR. Houghton drowned. buried in the
sand One of his arms sticking up drew attention to the
spot and upon digging the body was identified BY the
boots which he wore.
ArrExpr FRAuD.--A person calling himself Wilmot
H. Boyd has been arrested in Bangor Me- for attempting
to pass himself OF travelling agent Of the post ONCE
department He carried forged letters Of credit with him.
and thus sndsavored to procure funds from the country
postmasters.
CATHOLICS IN BosroN.--The whole number Of Caths-
lies in the capital Of New England is estimated at
80 900 at east than quarter part Of tho
tire population Of Boston.
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MAY l9.-Burglsry.-Two notorious Five Point thieves
called John Brown and Charles Cook alias Frsnchy, bur
nelus Raglan, No. ll9l Washington street II appears
these rsscals forced open the door with chise and
tanned two silver watches valued $aoone Of which
belonged to William Ragan policeman, Of the First
booty they were discovered by those efficient officers
Connell and DAILY OF the First ward, who gave chase
which resulted after long rum in the arrest Of Brown
and frskng him, they found his person the two
watches Frenchy escaped but was afterwards pulled
in crib in Orange street Cross Both these chaps
were identified being the fellows who entered the
animation.
Petit Lareenies-willam Dunn was caught and locked
up, for stealing pair Of shoes. Henry Franchet
brought in for hooking bottle of clampagne-Commit
ted Alln O'Niel was detected in stealing $40 bank
bil-Locked up. Thomas O'Brian arrested for
stealing watch and chain and quantity of clothing
valued in all at s2a So belonging Samuel McKenney
Locked up for trial John Thompson brought in and
locked up for stealing silk pocket handkerchief
Busnell John Kelly and Enoch Sailor, were arrested
yesterday. by an officer of the Second ward charged
with stealing pocket book. containing sla from New
burgh Locked up for examination by Justice Osborne
Passing Bad Monsy--John Giiean was arrested last
night charged with Attempting to pass spurious dollar
Attempt to KuL-John Mackey and Thomas Lennett
two seamcn were arrested by Capt Buck Of the Third
take the life the mate Of the ship Arabe Sent to the
United States Marshals Office and committed.
Stealing CAairs-John Corwin and John Nssdell were
arrested yesterday charged vita stealing four chairs
belonging to Mr. John Gdcrsleevc. They were caught
by officer Forham, of the Fourth ward, and lockedup.
A Dfshonest BoyA boy about Is years Of age called
William, employed by Mr.. Jacob A. Stamber, a
butcher in Fulton market who sent this boy with
check drawn for $75, the Bank of New York about
IL o'clock yesterday morning to get the money He did
it appears but instead of bringing the money to his
b0ss has evidently of for Mr.. Stamber has
him since. He is Of short stature not than five feet
and dark hair II he has sister living in Sixteenth
| street.
Stealing Wateh.-Edward Murry was arrested yes
erday for stealing silver watch valued $5 belong
ing to John Brown, No. l57 Anthony street. Tho watch
was recovered at Simpsons pawn shop, Isl Bowsry
| Committed by Justice Osborne.
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Before tho Recorder and two Aldermen
MAY 49, Sentences.-Mary +. Stewart, for stealing
silk dress worth S. sentenced To DO imprisoned In
the penitentiary for months. Thomas Michael, for
assaulng Charles L. Smith, sent the pencnary
for 80 days. John Hafer for assaulting his wife,
sent to the Same place for months John Cronen and
Thomas Nesler, for stealing four chairs each
booked for months residence Blackwelrs island.
The Court then djourned until Tuesday morning next
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DEAFNESS CAN BE CURED.

SCARPAs COMPOUND ACOUSTIC oII--For the cure
aaa ls x. ba as q;
Insects. falling q Water whining of steam which
oss ana w i' h,s
sea r on: ss 70
aus a daa s n rmP,, being %aas psiscs we'll with
S SsSSs .Ss ,has
MSTs;., much e.; .bs
same time 70 lay before them positive svSsnc. q
tie srsa, virtue. Of hi. medicine We make the following
YES. sssrp.s oil n .Ss ss cures, . well a. in
s. -f' sss:s T' ssIy thu. .A..
ears 1,S s0ss
hear unless IN the very oudes Of voice in
a ,,s CT shsr
msd.t.iy bottle, which have used md am happy
ess: ,i,sS r.
s s:as T. residence. Coo
sale retail By A B. ssro" Drassi.is q Fulton st.
Is Broadway and East Broadway. New Yesk Agents for
the United stra,es. = -'''''- MI sowaSW
DIR. JACkSON'S PILE EMBKOCATION.
E1EMORRHOfDs, OR PILES, is a disease produced By
the ~ s1cs
osn BY peeSlar the e '' ana
The that Ia. followed he The Emb.ec
now advise their patients il thsir be-, rsredy
Jackson sr nl is... a.. ,w M:rsn SsS
common and oabls.oms than the piles and during the
s.st ;sss:s
femediss bp, Eithou, relief until got bottle Of your En-
Yours .sI ss completely cured 7 A FfYHos
s &c blown ~sss' f%s:
~Soie... az and gs,:iI 81 B. D. SANDS. pusr
r Sofa 3 E,
States. - ~ MI eow<mW
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DR.. JOHN ROAKE'S
IODINE LINIMENT,

IODINE LINIME Mt,
FOR RHEUMATISM, sWELLED LIMBS,
@ q Ss cSrd d. .nd Mssf De-
ss.s SPINE and ZIP joint SKIN
ss S 5 i .:
remedy had failed that would s,asger they could
Il permanently and f iGifsrs,ly sSss;
either shI01s aS los: e the use q
s,s
s.: .as HS E Gland md a Of
NJ nd III. s sT s:;
nsveE been known 70 fail IN curing the stubborn
R:., :: E Ss s.: 81 s-sd "
Group be instantly relieved BY satussing piece Of dam
!. - ..s M. Il. 10 IODINE ,gs.I. t5lNIMrNE,
Eli ::S
; D.a md :n... cons .ns The
Aw0'd upon the origin isd sss;s q
sss e'hS
and being he .nos.
~asis &C. When you have re-. OIssn thu. the
more direct application to the parts diseased the better
'n' p'''peSf'R & iRsooiAikEs IODINE LINlMENr
n1sorsis.. perfect health i only
*. s.ssS. fi :.'pe' restoring Of
Physissn. are daily recommending DR.. RoAKE's TO-
asd he most delicate female Or child with perfect
Mt r. s sSSf s 81 Ri
Gsnemenl feel it duty state for the benefit Of the
Sss
not m M 80 that eeu not h %
s aIs hip II; the
nation cords conr1sctsd throw my knee
aaS
Sa ss "d IF .s ;,s he
very best and q The .urs ears. without Tesf
ssS Hsl f
bottle found resdns reduced The nsmT ma and e.
a's Sn
snes the pain and Ia. all .ub:ded and in fact
isans daily " S''n + es lex 5nd sS% oss Of my
y.ls. e RssIs Iodine sA' more ''eAe'
Who may e afflicted The ysy, induce;
e f.sS Ss q ds
IL s 81 ss
m % s.S %. h s SSss
Try il am happy that had not used one bottle be-
s ss Cd S.;ss 30 %
HAssas &C. s. JOIN
&c s 6o 6rA AkEsa1eH HE rR u S2E
ACT .n act the
May isi enlisd the entitled
s: ss'ss = '.ss = sI:s
ss p; # sssi s :.
hs q TSs fseeI: q i: ssas q New
Of he Canal Fapd .ssl lie
erred make. specific pledge Of the tolls required %
on e. sss
alo and of Of canal amer the sasfae
:, Ss
ies lie Who'll. said loan
The money viii Be required paid the third day Of
Il I.s1
% Districts
residing Of the State WIN receive the
VS. =
Dated Canal VEN Iisat l's
4Aos s EASRiS S6Te'isi Treasurer.
myI7 tel re N. 8. BENTON, Secretary Of State
/ JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
OTYIcE No. 50 WALL ST., OPPOSITE THE MERcHANrs
EXCHANGE.
vuNHlS Company continues against loss damage
..I.l .Pod, ware. md asTsS:1di.s ana
vfgation and transportation.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w. Thorne, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas r. Woodruff, Arson Baker,
=. r. Robson, M. d. Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James f. Holmes,
John r. Dawson, John r. More,
John ii. Lee, William K Thorn,
Caleb c. TuA, Thomas Morrsl
Francis p Sage, Eugene BogArt,
John. e. Merritt, Robert Smith
THOMAS w. TIIORNE, President
GEO. T. HOPE. Secretary. aga tire
FOR SALE OR TO LEASE,
EOR ONE OR MORE YEARS, the Premises lately oc-
cupied tannery, situated in PeQno Rockland
within few yards Of the New York and Erie Railroad On
premises is and commodious dwelling house the
lot which i stands i well stocked with fruit tress and