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CHAS. II HEKNITSH, Agent,
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DOCT. Observation-Disclosures CELE
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4 NOCT. BESTUSCHEFFICB CELE-
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1T has been introduced, provided the patient strict
ly adhere to the directions given.
1t possesses however what ma v he Justly called
specific power in most Onstitutions especiallv
when administered in the early and acute form or
the disease 1t iaodcratcs the infiamatory symp-
toms in "A shortcr time, and with more certainty
than the majority of the nauseating nostru,ns now
offered to the public.
a PREPARATION therefore like the present one and
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virtues arc found out, prove the great dosideratn
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GSECRET DISEA SEES BUTLER'S COM
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HOEA AND elects.
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ter's Mixture cures where Pills. Drops, Electua-
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no effect. 1t Is therefore recommended as the first
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B9He generally produces a permaneat Be care
iul OF counterfeits. The only true Agents are
Chas. II. Heinitsh, Portsmouth,, NJ. A. Santos Ro.
crtson s. Cornick, Norfolk. Dccoo
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TloN RHEUMATIC BATTALION lin anticipation
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after be directed) before Orderly Surgeon NJ A.
SANTOS, at his Drug Store on Main street Nor
folk, and CHAS. HEINITSH, Assistant ORDERLY
Surgeon, Portsmouth, and purchase bottle of
NEWS LlNIMENT AND ELIXIR
which Is warranted to cure all lhe old cases of
Chronic or Infamatory Rheumatism that have re-
maned uncured up to the present time. This with
out delay so that they may be in readiness to
march, il called upon.
To the Universal Rheumatic Battalion.
Given this day at Head Quarters, by
C0MSTOCK & CO.
Commanders General.
The above article is sold at Wholesale Dy Com
stock X Co., 81 Courtand street. New York by NJ
A. Santos, Norfolk, and CHAS. III. HEINFTSH
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City Taxation.

In the Assembly on Tuesday, the bill authorizing
our CITY Fathers 10 raise S2,5oOO00 by Tax for the
service of 1876 came up on lis third reading.
Mr.. YOUNG said he had in bis possession COM
rnunicston from the Grand Jury Of New.fork on this
subject about which he knew nothing. He would only
AJAX 10 have the communication read.
Mr. LUDLOW remarked that this document was
a mere political move. Mr. Gale, who ngures as FORE
man was a Native This the usual tax BILL and con-
tanned no extra appropriation except what was made
necessary ON account of Native American abuses.
Mr.. STEVENSON said the Common Council OF New
York for wears had been in the habit just as they were
going out of office of committing eutrsges upon the peo-
nile Mayor Havemeyer had just vetoed bill approprat-
np as 500 for beauing the Fountain For this ne mad
the thanks Of every payer These abuses were tue
csnse of the clsmor for Reform. He should Introduce
bin prohibiting the Common Council from mourning
debt except for specific purposes This was the annual
tax bill and must be passed unless gentlemen "iSneo
New. York to repudiste
The communication from the Grand Jury was
then read through.
Mr.. BUSH said if this paper stated the truth II
was evident the amount in this bill could be reduced
half million of dollars He would ask II the statements
here put forth were true
Mr.. STEVENSON said the Common Council OF last
wear incurred $3.50 900 OF the debt which we were now
called upon 10 paw And ths very Mr. Gale who sends
tba naper here was a member Of that very Council and
forraos, in increasing these expenses MI = hao no
doubt but this paper an elecnoneerins ciaprap'
hunoug concern Gentlemen might reduce tnsse sums
as much as they pleased buff they did NeWIosk must
repudiate.
Tr-Us the bill was passed
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The Yirginin Duel.

We have already announced the acquittsl OF
Thomas Richie Jr. on his trial for Murder in killing
John Peasants in a savage personal combat near
Richmond. He was defended by Hon. Andrew
Stevenson Hon John W Jones (late Speaker and
Messrs S Taylor and Overton The Jury rendered
verdict of Not Guilty without leaving the Court
Room and the spectators received it with immense
applause. Tie Union says:
I'VE hope we may be excused FOR saying, that while
we deeply regret ragca and disastrous event which
has hurried Mr Peasants untimey tomb, II eds
imnos,ibe for T. Richie r under the circumstances OF
the case 10 hare acted otherwise than he has done ho
i-r,triernbs disgrace and understand he has borne
himself under the whole trial. down the last scene OF
the eventiul yet painful drama, with the equanimity
which became a man.
This is simply saying that the man who brands his
neighbor as coward. and is called to account for H.
must not apologize bu! fight under penalty of ire
trievable disgrace" Considering that The Union Is
the immediate organ of President who owes his
election in good part TO deep popular aversion to
Dueling we must say this is rather strong.
We consider it settled by this verdict that the
Duel is one of the peculiar institutions of Virginia
and tina, our hostility to it must add another to the
grounds on which the Courier and Express accuse
us of sectional factious incucations which disturb
the harmony Of the Wing party.
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could no, be left quite alone in the house Should

could not be left quite alone in the house 1n'O'1
they take turns and stay with her ~ "'eu' Cd
well as by day? r.,
"Not So said the blacksw'n Vic Inc
house will never seem like bone to her now poor
thing. and I would be sind of dreary for her to
change about her nDsses" so. III tell you what
all nv children bpf one are married and gone off;
we have properly enough. l will have good room
fixed for Der and she shall live with US. My hus-
hand wants her to as much az me-
Toe Council acquiesced in this truly humane ar
rangement, and Caroline lives there still and we
are assured that none of her numerous friends dread
her departure SO much as the blacksmith wife.
1T ant 40 trouble at all 10 have her," she says;
" and if it was should nj care; she is 30 good and
STILL and talks SO pretty 1t sas good TO be with her
as goin' to meetin'."
De Maistre relates some similar passages as to
sick girl in St. Petersburg, though his mind dwelt
more on the spiritual beauty, evnced in her remarks,
than on the good she had done TO those around her
Indeed, none bless more than those who only stand
and wait. Even if their passivity be enforced by
fate it will become spiritual activity, if accepted in
faith higher above fate than the Greek Gods were
supposed to sit enthroncd above misfortune. X
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state Finances and Public Works.

In the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr.. BEACH, the able
and excellent Member from Lewis County, intro
duced most important bill in relation 10 the Canals
and Finances OF the State.
Mr.. B. moved It's reference TO the Committee on
Ways and Means, with instructions TO report the
same with as little delay as possible.
The main provisions of this bill are as follows
The Commissioners of the Canal Fund 10 borrow
at rates not exceeding par for ) per cent STOCK
sl5s57s6 TO pay the per cent stocks due In lsie'
and for no other purpose
To borrow sa,o62, 400 10 pay the per cent stocks
due in 1919.
Said officers to set apart annually an amount equal
10 OF the annual interest on the State debt, Tor
Sinking Fund.
All surpluses of Canal Revenues. after paying
ANIMAL interest the amount for the Sinking und,
and $500 600 annually 10 the General Fund. to be
annropriated on the 3oth September, as follows
one fourth for the preservation and completion OF
works mon the Black River Canal; one-iocrtn tor
the same objecg upon the Geuesee Valley Canal and
The remaining one half to the enlargement OF the
Erie Canal. so as TO secure FIVE feet depth OF water
,brongbout its entire distance-to increase the size
Of the locks to length Of 10 feet and depth OF
FIVE feet water.
There are several other provisions, calculated 10
carry out these main features
Mr.. B. addressed the House at length In favof OF
his motion and Dill.
After debate between Messrs. CHATF1ELD'
REACH. WosDES and BAILEY, the motion was
se-d 10 and the Committee instructed TO report the
hin for the consideration OF the House.
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Excess in ls45...............-.l2lll6 3,e4064s 81
~ % 69s bols Of aour were weighed In the city OF
New York, and found short 1885 pounds-equs TO
sl5t bbls
OF the -four inspected at Albany. there were IS bbs.
'ligh, weight. 1856 hesdbrands, and 59 obls. with
false tare.'
The gross expenses of the Flour Inspector OF his city
amounted in ls45 to SD $50 81 while the fees received
were Sl967s 76i Balance OF profits TO the Inspector
So SO 1871.
Beef and Pork-The total quantity Of Pork Inspected
by the several Inspectors under the supervision OF the
bills and Beet go tierces and - sss 6ols valued at
Sell73 In 1874 the qusntity vas PIG 40 ools show
ing dimipution of more than halt
SOLE Leaher n.pected in New-fork Albany and Roch-
ester in ls45 by the officers mentioned, lS sides,
or Is 569 i96 lbs. valued al S2i5l,7e2
Domestic Distilled Spirits inspected In Newfork, AL.
bany and Buffalo during the year. s464 l9 gals valued
at S730s77 in 1874 al the places 226sO 07 gals.
Increase 67s Ale CALLS
Pc. and Pearl Ashes inspected in NY. city In ls45.
81 42S casks valued Sl,ils0ll In ls4i T7,lo7 casks
Decrease 619 casks.
Leaf Tobacco inspected in NewYork In lS45. 7.4l2
hhds valued at S739 06s Increase in lsi5 77S hhds
Fish Liuer Odinspected in N. Y in lS45 l2os oos
containing IS 22e gallons,
Hops inspected in New-York by G. w. Ryckman in
s45 2447 bales valued at S97 ESQ., Decrease from ls4&
2265 bales.
STARE. and Heading Inspected In N In s45 $50 2i5
pieces Increase from ls45 90 SAT pieces
Lumber inspected by the Albany inspectors, -FOUR IN
New-York and two in Brooklyn, 5l4s6,2o3 feet valued
at S95S565.
Grain measured in New York by Paul Grout or under
his supervision in ls45 g. 100 1894 bushels valued al
SlssS O64 Increase from 1874, $50 497i bushels. OF
the grain measured $780, 06t bushels was tho product
of this State; received from other States l74o4s3t
bushels shipped to other States 1888 O35f bushels
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state Lcgislnt ure.

Very little was accomplished in either House at
the evening session of Monday or the day session OF
Tuesday The Senate held no evening session. The
day session was mainly devoted by it to quarrel
between the Old Hunkers and Barnburners respect
ing President pro tem.-the Old Hunkers pro-
posing Senator Lott of Brooklyn and the Barn
burners standing up for Col. Young. No choice was
made Afterward the bill to Abolish Distress tor
Rent was taken up, and Mr. Spencer continued his
argument in opposition
In the Assembly on Monday evening, bill to pro-
vide for the preservation of the Public Works came
up. and Mr.. Beach of Lewis moved and carried a
provision of $4,000 for the Black River Canal. The
bill in relation to Trials on Indictments was then
debated and defeated-2l TO 81.