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Rev. B. Hibbard's
Vegetable Anti-3il;ous Family Pills.

PRICE l2a CENTS PER BOX.
Dose From, hay a PiHto i,oo Pills.
vTHESE pills are recommended as being
= the most extraordinary medicine yet
Notwithstanding alone, and without an
equal--promptly relieving and curing the
most violent attacks of malignant Fevers.
Fever and Ague. Bilious attacks, Dysen-
terry, Cholera Morbas. Billions Cholic,
Dyspepsia, Cold on the Lungs. and affec-
tions of the Liver, Stomach or Bowels
Two boxes for 25 cents. gentlemen!
Common dose, HALF A PiLL-eat and drink
what YOU please-thev contain not par
ticle of me ercury in any form--no cure no
paw. Use mp the pills of one box. and if
yon don't pronounce them to be the
KING OF ALL PILLS
that you ever tried for all complaints COM
mon TO this or any other climate. here we
stand ready to receive the empty box and
refund the money! All we ask, is to gire
you taste Of their good effects: well know
ing that every man goes for his interest
when he finds what il is. Mind the direc,
tions--
FaDa pill is The usual dose.
Begin therefore. with half pill, but
keep taking until il operates to suit, SO as
to find out your proper dos e, for some per-
sons require one pill or even more. Chill
dren of year and over, Of a pill--of Z
years and over. pill
OF COUNTER FELT TR ASH
t.r No "Hibbard's Pills" are rennine,
unless the fall name REV. b. HIBBARn
appears IN the label of each box. The
reqnine pills are for sale bv
ZIMMERMAN & Mccoy.
March 5ih, Is47.-2o-6m.
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The Post Office Department has decid J..
ed that newspaper publishers may send
bills to The subscribers, enclosed in their
papers free Of postage. 1t does not
guaranty their payment. however.
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will be made upon the shortest notice
aud TO order
Tables, stands, Bureaus,
and every thing kept in Cabinet Shops
will at all times be ready tor calls, or
male whenever wanted.
PURC A 8 e r.!
Give them a call before purchasing else
where aud you will find yourself well paid
for SO doing; for ;hey are determined to
not be oul done in cheap prices. or GOOD
FURNITURE. Their experieece in the
the business, fully warrants all, and much
more than here stated, as will be seen BY
those making purchases.
u. Sandusky Feb. S, l6i7.-lSf.
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SheriH's S Sale.

RY virtue Of an execution TO me direo-
II ted, by the Court of Common Pleas OF
Mus6ingum ceunty, | viii offer at pub
tic sale at the door of the Court House. in
Upper Sandusky, Wyandol county, Ohio.
on Tuesday the 23ih day of March next.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Ss
p. VI. OF said day, the following lands and
tenements, situate in said county, to vii:
the south west quarter Of section fifteen.
the south west quarter Of section ten, The
est half of the south east quarter OF Sec
tion ten. the west half CT the north east
Quarter Of Sc ction fifteen, the west hsifof
The south east quarter of twenty two, th1
north east quarter of section twenty i've.
the west half of the south cas-, quarter OF
section twenty Eve; all ia towuship tw"
south, in range twelv east, and the sonta
half of the north west quarter, snj the
north cas-, quarter of the north eas, quar-
ter Of section thirix. in township tw"
south. in range nirteea easi. in the oil
Bncyrus Land dis,ric' levied upon as tue,
properly Of John e. Howard al the sui, OF
Thomas Philip.
L. BAIRD, Sheriff. ". c.
!, jan. Sh, ,lSF.-l1,i.
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WOOD.
CoNeREssIoNAL GLOBE.

At the commencement OF this session.
expecting that the debates would be very
useful and interesting, and they have
come up to oar expectatiens.) we printed
several thousand surplus coPies Of both
the Congressional Globe aud Appendix,
for the purpose Of supplying all persons
who might subscribe during the session
with commpleie copies Of either OF both.
We will be able to furnish the back num.
bers tp all who subscribe before the 4th Of
next Marci.
BLAIR & RtvES.
Ea,hirgian, Jaeuaryes, 1877,
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NOTICE.

Those person who have forfeited their land
and property for taxes, are requested to call
st The. land Office and settle immedpily.
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Appoiniments.


The President has made the following
appointments. which were oil confirmed:
RIcHARD RUSH, ofPennsylvania, Of Minister
to France; Csc. w. HopKiNs, Of Va, Min.
lister 20 Portugal; DAVID TOD, Of Ohio,
Minister to Brazil; JomN rIBBArTs, Col
lionel for the Kentucky and Indiana regi-
men,s, under the ten egiment law.
Closing Proceedings.
WAsH,NGToN, II A. NJ, March a.
Both Honses adjourned at l o'clock:--
The Sonate rejected the nomination Of
Charles J. Ingersoll as Minister to France
The President then nominated Richard
Rush, and the nomination was confirmed
Thomas II. Benton, of Missouri, and
Col. Cummings, Of Georgia, were then
nominated Major Generals, and confirm-
ed. Messrs Cadw all ader, of p ennsy lvania
Hopping, Of New York, and Franklin II
Peace. ofN. H., were .hen nominated
Brigadier Generals, and confirmed.
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ST AcE o FFIc E..
ALARGE PAPER, FOR Vi YEAR.
THE YEAR 1847.

TITS WORTHY OF EsPECiALNoTiCE.
h1- That Scoit's"i hiladclphia Weekly
Paper" s not reprint ofany other jour
nal. The type is DOT taken, already set
up, from dail, but the articles are pre@
pared. and the type set, expressly for tho
Weekly Paper, the choic-
eat selections, only appear. No other pa
per has so many able contributors, nor
does any one OF them publish such large
number of original articles
.Now Pablishing mMe City fPhiiddttphta'
SCOTIrS WEEKLY PAPER.
A large size Family Newspaper, Neu.
tral in politics and Religion, aud devoted
to Literature, Truth, News, the Arts,
Sciences, Health, Temperance, Morality,
Amu.emenis, Mechanics, Education, tn"
Farmer, Market. Sc. Subscription price,
only one polar Year.
Single Copy ,--75 cents in clubs OF Eight
and less over that number.
A. SCOTT. PuBLlsHEs,
No ll5 Chestnu, street, Philadelph's'
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: Simon spells rescue thus--res q. He also
spclls easy in this wsy--e.z.s.s0sR
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Stove! Stoves !!

Cooking and Box stoves, different sizes;
Iron and Steel; Nail>; Glass + by 10 and
10 by II; Stable and cellar door hinges
and latches; yellow pine tubs and buck
cts: Corn Brooms.
Salt by the barrel or single pound.
In addition to Cash for payment Will be
taken, wheat, corn, rye, oats, fax, clover
and timothy seed. beea wax, tallow, But.
er, Lard. Eggs, Linen, Lincy, Deer, Fox !,
coon, wild cat aud mink skins, beef hides
and any other article that possibly can be
'urned into trade.
Upper Sandusky, Nov. l3, le46,-6-tt
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GlengRp4R8e

Best article Rio Coffee, Young Tyson
Tea, Chocolate, Loaf and Orleans Sugar.
Molasses. Rice, Pepper, Spice, CHINA
mon Nnlmegs, Tobacco for chewing and
smoking, Snuff, Ginger.
DYE EFS.
Madder, Logwood, Alum, Indigo, Salt
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Paints and Oils.

White lead in Oil and dry;s Whit eing
Red lead. yellow Oker, Putty, Chrome
Yellow, Chrome Green; paint brushes;
veni,ian red, and variety of other paints
Large assortment and the newest ST, lie
Of Indies and Misses TORTOISE and
q UFF.4LO HORN COMLS.
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NEW AND LATE.

T.. GR.?H.l.N g. A. d. LONG
EEAVE commenced the CabDetmaking
= business, in all its various branches
in Upper Sandusky, on the Sandnsky Az
ennr, nearly opposite the Surveyors office
and a few steps south Of the land Office
where they will be happy and ready to
accommodate all that
Come, Democrats or Wings,
Aud also men Of Clay,
Well work for all,
il we only get our pay.
CO6fns,
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NEW! NEW!!

Saddle, and Harness in ade, on the norti
end of the Sandusky Avenue, nearly op
posiie the Receivers Office, Upper San
dusky, Ohio,
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MiscELLAN EoUs. !
READ! BE GUARDED
TO THE PUBLIC

'INHE increasing popularity of Dr.. C. BENZ
SMITHS IMPROVED INDIA N VEG ETABIE
SUGAR COATED PILLS. has induced n number
oil persons to make something they call PILLS and
coat them with sugar, Ia order To sell item fr the
gcnoirc, while they do not possess patticc of the
go "ncss, nor assimilatc in appearance TO the
original, DR. Smiths Pills. Ia short, they are a
intended FRAUD upon the community. a minis.
yer who az hrsi had an interest i'm Imitation Su.
gar coated Pill, manufactured in Albany, N. Y ,
ms gwen them up, as he says, account of the
sr.'isV'eoic dishonest parties concerned i'm manu-
.Wu',hg then The same party arc now indus.
circulating reports calculated to iniurc Dr.
Su"n ano 10 aitec' ihc reputation of bis valuable
pms cu' rather tan notice them in public DR.
Smtn aDont to institute legal pr occcdn gs oipst
tnem LOT tne ISLANDERS. as he has in another case
against similar party, in which he recovc, ed a
largo anonntof dam goa. These miserable inn;
tators nave 10 resort 30 Inc most al ouuable means
to palm oil their counterfeit nils ms the puIl;c
know that DR.. Smiths arc the original nd .cnunc-
Several instances have come to- public notice Ia
which life has been endan gcrcd bv the uuG,r,rn,n
use of the crunterfeits IL is DIR. Smiths pills tba,
arc doing SO much good in the country-as the fol-
ow'n plainly show.
MORE MINISTER'S use and recommend Dr.
Smiths Pills than all others
his Is To certify that have used the agar Coat
cd Pills manufactured by G.. Benjamin Smith of
New York, for some time. and believe them to
DC good medicine; and also. from inquiry in that
city, am persuaded that he s tho original nvcut-
or and therefore is entillc to the benz fl OF tho in
Nen'ion' s. WILLIAMS,
Pastor LIST baptist Church. piitsuurch
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EXPLOSIONS Western Reserve College has
some bright boys, who understand The nbilosonh .
OF explosion better than any thing else in chemis
uy' as The following fare ups certify. A short
.'me since. while one of the professors was hear
i'g MS class, on a sudden the room, from one end
enc 10 Inc other. was lighted mp with fire crack
ffs' nearly driving the professor out of his skin.
"'' "it of The room. Er the door was accidentaIi,,
',"ed. Soon aftera prayer meeting was To be-
nm'; ana under the draw stand quantity Of
t H"uef was placed, connecting with train
he solemnity Of the occasion was slighflv broken
Wy an explosion which shivered the stand Ia
p'fces' breaking windows. blinds, knocking dow n
paI'l''on' and upseting stove, besides eIevatinp
some other articles
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sfHr WfLpERrtss.-In our ihickly populated
cities. we talk df very shortly settling The prea,
West. without refec,ing npdn the witicrness
which has yet tobe overcome The Copper Har,
Dor mail leaves Greea Bay once monib. and is
csI led the whole distance by man on Caot. Fur
2eO miles be d"es not NEE, witlra single hahis-
'"n, excepting perhaps few wigwaos and the
mail carrier IN addition Ia the malt, carries two
weeks provision, besiles an axe. twn blankets
and cooking utensils. There is M rrsd ar trail
and the carrier blazes his way an Trees I, is a
fearful journey 10 take aone-.N Y. SIM.
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Inere is, perhaps, disease with which our
country Is affected, which sweeps off annually so
many victims, that fell destroyer Of the human
Iace-Consumption. Day after day, year after
year the Insatate monster hurrcs 10 the portals OF
tne coid and silent tomb fresh added victims to its
conquest No walk of life is sacred from its death
oealng shafts. The Old the middle-aeed and the
young, all alike, food for this common enem y
OF mankind. The white-haired patriarch wbo:yc
NE OF temperance has rendered his sVsteu .irnocr
ylous TO the attacks of other ills and whose rood
deeds prepared him for the enjoyment of lfe5s aI,n
evening finds consumption fastening its IA n,s mo-
on MS vitals, and tearing bin from a world ever
bright to minds which look complaccntly on davs
well spent. va Jay
Is there no help for the afflicted? No preventive
OF the dangers which hesct us in our cha n bic
and hckle cline? We think there may be Ard
II the allegations Of those who are at least entitled
70 yeraciiy, may be believed, there is preventive
and remedy.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is offered to a
SUFFERING world as such IT needs not tho 81 adveu.
utious add of oug string Of fictitious certificates
10 give u notorieiy lis true value and intrinsic
excellence sufficient TO entitlc il to the conf
dencc of the public and
Watt on to famc''
cics.
BE careful and get the genuine DR. WISTAR,S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None oonninc
unless signed by I. BUTTS. Address al orders ia
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston Mass "
For sale by e. II. HEINTISH, Porls,nootb W.
M y. SANTOS, wholesale and retail, Norfolk and
~ Druggists generally throughoai the county.
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE.

NcrfoIk, Hth Decmebcr, 1916 {
"a EALED PROPOSALS in duplicate will he re
y ceivcd until - O'Clock, the 10th day of Jan
uary next. for the delivery at the Navy Yard i'm.
mcdlately, and within one month, HEREAFTER of the
following articles; to be the best quality and sub.
Ject TO inspection at the Yard before they arc re-
ccived and paid for.
Two thousand two hundred Sheets of Sheathng
Paper
twenty three THOUSAND 81 Clout Nails.
one gross single twist 4.5 Augurs of LIE HOME.
DEUS PATENT.
Offers must he accompanied with guaranty of
some known responsible person, that the person of
erlng Is able to comply with the contract and will
in ten days execute bonds with good and sufficient
security TO that effect for winch the guaranty will
be held liable in of failure according To the
act OF Congress, in that case made and provided
GEO. LOYAL,
Dec l7-Th4w NAVY agcnt
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REMOVAL OF THE REMAINS OF CAPT. Law
RENcE-Ihe remains Of the gallant Cant Jas.
Lawrence. were on Tuesday removed, saws the
New York Tribune to their new resting place
together with those of his infant child and Cant.
Augustus e. Ludlow. The affair was conducted
srlctlv as matter of business, and no one was in
attendance save those necessary TO The perform.
ahce OF the duty. No ceremonies of any kind
look place; and the removal of the ilInstrinus
dead from one monument 10 another created mn
more excitemen, than change of dwelling house
among the living. The velvet and outside coffin
OF capt Lawrence were very much decayed. but
.he leaden one was entire. The only part of The
inscription visible was, Capt. Jas. Lawrence
June 1913, 80 years.
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CUSTOM House

Norfolk, 26th December 1916
SEALED PROPOSALS arc hereby invited for
- supplying RATIONS and SHIP CHANDLERY.
to the Revenue Vessels emLl ycd in this District
for the year 1877. The offers are rcomrcd 70 ~,
made agrccably to form OF schedule, which will
be shown at this Office. to be addressed TO the Sec
for Rations and Ship Chandery, and will be openrd
on the 10th of January next.
The ration to be furnished for which separate
offer should be made, will be as follows, viz -
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TRUST SALE OF REAL AND PER
SONAI, ESTATE

PURSUANT to Deed of Trust, executed by
Il Nathaniel N. 'ratem aud Abigail F., his wife,
bearing date on the Sd day of August. in the year
1913, and OF record in the Clerks Office Of Norfolk
County Court, for the purposes mentioned i'm said
Deed we shall expose to sale at public auction for
cash, before the Court House OF Norfolk County
on THURSDAY the 4th day of February next, at
" O'Clock, the following Real and Personal Estate
to wit: the TRACT OF LAND at the mouth of In.
dian Creek, i'll the County of Norfolk, on which
the said Nathaniel W. Tatein resides and which
was devised to him by the will of bis father Ma.
thanel p. Tatem, deceased.
And all OF Two Tracts of Land on Indian Creek
conveyed to said Nathaniel N. Tatc,n by VIM H.
Hunter and wife 10y Deed of 18th July, 1887, save
that portion of the same since sold and con veycd
by said N N, Tatem TO Jno NJ. ID. Haynes.
The above Tracts of Land, all lying contiguous
to each other- form one of the most desirable Farms
in Norfolk Cornty. They ntain about two hun
bred and fifty acres, and are situated at the mouth
Oh Indian Creek, where il emptics into the Eastern
Branch Of Elizabeth River, about three miles from
The City OF Norfolk. On the premises is good
Dwelling House with all necessary out buildings
Also, Slaves Jenny, Catherine, Susan and Sic.
phcn.
The Lands above men toned will he sold together
subject to lien for 81, 1000 with interest thereon
from the 29lh July. lS43.
JOHN A CHANDLER, 1,,
SAMUEL M WILSON, 1fus'eeS'
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hNNIHILATIoN OF SPACE AND THEA few
,udys since, a message was transmitted along the
INES Q, telegraph from Buffalo by The way or
view York and Philadelphia 10 Pilsbnrp. a dis.
'ance ct nine hundred and fifty miles by ihe
wires, and an answer returned TO the starting
po'.' 10 less ihan two hours counting all the de
,entions IT met with at the different stations :
Nineteen hundred miles were thus traversed in
'hls short space Of time by the message and the
response Ledger.
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VOICE FROM KENTUCKY

nave bcen afflicted with dyspepsia in the most
agg1aya'ed 70, for three years pact, AMI fond
noiehci until used DIR. g. BENZ. Smith Improved
said valuable pills, am entirely ou'ei They arc
a general remedy. J. X LEHMAN.
Paducah Ky, Nov. 20, Is45
We certify to the above facts. Dr. Smiths pills
are universally esteemed in this vicinity
HODGE, OWENS s CO.. Merchants
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QUE SECOND SUPPLY OPPOSITE

OUR SECOND SUPPLY OFCAS HPUR-
~ CHASES.-Sp!endid double stitch Brogaus at
s per poir-24o pairs just received al the New
York Boot and She e Store =
Boys's extra heavy Brogans at CO. and 90 cents a
pair-lS0 pairs received and for sale at the Ne W
York Shoe Store.
Youths Brogans at 45 and 90 cents-lSO pairs re-
ceived and of "A prime quality
Youths Winter Boots at rs cents pair no such
bargains IN YOUTHS Boots can be found only at tho
New York Boot and Shoe Store.
Mems thick Boots at SI75; all who want thick
Boots, can get prime quality for Sl.75 only, at
the Boot Store. =
Mems Kip Boots, at Ss2.25 few cases only left.
cases Mems Kip Boots, extra size.
do Womens Grain Boots.
case Mems prime Elastic Over Shoes
doz Gents Sporting Hats
6 do Boys Caps, very cheap.
do Mems Fur do, do
The above is part of an invoice which are open.
ing this morning, and which we can sell less ha n
the manuact urers themselves, and less than they
are to be found at any other place south of Nca
YORK All who wish TO nurchase by the case or
pair would do well to call at the New York Boot
and Shoe Store next to the Farmers Bank
Main street, Norfolk. j. III. GREGORY.
Dec ~
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From Wilson. Starbird & Smith.l
L l. IL -

- . - L'ul9vl'Ic, Feb. H. $40.
DR.. Smith-Dear Sir: About two weeks ago we
bought two gross of yonr Indian Vegetable Sugar
Coated Piis. Though business is dull here a: this
t'ulc vet we have sold them ALL You will p'ease
send us ten gross through Mrssrs, Lawrence &
kee5c OF Your city. who will forward them to US
via Pittsburgh. You,s respcc,Iully
WILSON, STARBIRD & SMITH
Once l79 Greenwich street, Oargc brick block }
w. Always ask for TIC Improved Indian Vegeta.
be Pills
90 And sec that G. Benz. Smith is rcriifen with
pen on the bottom of the box.
Z. H. HEiNlTSH, Port4mou.t, Agent for this
county, VI. "A. SANTOS, Norfolk, General a gent
ioF 'hc ota'e Dec 81 6m
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TNHE LAST CALL FOR TAX ES.-A

VNHE LAST CALL FOR TAXES-Au
n persons who arc yet indebted for TOWN TAX.
rs, are respectfully Informed that my duty is inn
pcrntivc in the matter, anG shall he compelled TO
levy on their goods aud cbates if they are NJ. i'm
incHiaiely settled. The arb of Trustees will
SHOW no ichlty tn me or my surccs, and look for
a prompt settlement early in January, all will
therefore, sec the necessity under to adopt
stringent measures to make my collections, and
trust that e,ch will promp ly meet their liabilities
thcrcoy r.nc"lng me fro n very unpleasant duty
WILLIAM PORTLOCK Totcn Collector
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SAMUEL Nj. WILSON, hus"
Portsmouth, Jan I4-ids

OILS, OILS. OILS.-We have Just received
~ a large and full supply of GOOD LAMP OILS,
such as Pure Bieachcd Sperm, Refined Lard and
Whale. we have three different kinds and at the
following. prices per pint, 10, I2I, and cents
Ihose wishing excellent Oils viii do well TO give
us call, at the Drsg and Chemical Store, Sign of
the Big Mortar CHAS. Ii. HEINITSH, Agent.
% Also, another supply IF Pure Linseed OIL,
Fish OIL, Ptre White Lead, Thrpfntine, Furnishes
Windotc Glass, Pure Chrome Yeiio,p aud Green, &c.
which will b. sold at the very lowest prices.
Jan
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. ioo, 10 w oshin9toh ana Alexnndria, q $50
HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED TO A. M
The quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
Augusta, runnn@ in connection with the Richmond
ind Petersburg Rail Road. leaves Wright's wharf
Norfolk. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
u6 A. M for the above cities and towns Pass. n
gers cakast on board the Augusta and arrive nj
Port Walih1ll at holt past - NJ where trains leave
Immediately for both Petersburg and Richmond
,rriving at Petersburg by half past p M md
at Richmond about p. Nj. about two hours in adj
vance of the old James River Line. and in Boat
unsurpassed IN her accommodations, and the at,cn.
non oil her officers to the comfort of her passengers
, Returning the passengers leave Richmond and Pc.
shurg every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
1t half past A. NJ, breakfast On boa rd the Angus
ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past Pr NJ
. comfortable and expeditions line gives to persons
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business the
opportunity of ransactiug it and returning bv the
boat OF next morning, to be absent from their
homes n single night only.
The Augusta wilt stop at the usual andinos on
James River TO take in and put out way travel and
at any other points on the river where signal /,
made.
The public may rest assured that it is the deter.
minntion of the Proprietor to keep up this Line
permanently; and to accommodate ira yell,rs he.
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 further nfor nation. tickets or fr,i -bt annly
to- w. GARRETT & co.
NJ b. The central position of the r. & p n r
Depot in Richmond, and it's tontguity to the pr;n
cipal Hotels and place of starting of the Cars from
the North and West, and the Canal Packets for
Lvnchbur.c, adds the economy as well IA H.
convenicnccs o this Line. OCT
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Pastor LIST Dup,is, Church, Pi,tspu
From the Blue Hens Chicken. tDcl3

VIC call The atten'i n of Our reader. to TIE cor.
tihcatc OF Rev. S. Williams Pastor OF tho LIST Pan.
Is Gnu clI, Pittsburgh, in relation to DR. SIN THIS
filis. We can ourselves bear testimony To the OK.
cciicnrc "f these Pills. one of US having used them
and experienced great relief from them
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