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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE.
MENT
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD

HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED TO A. M
The quick and beautiful low pressure Steam,
Augusta, running In conncxion with the Richnond
and Petersburg Rail Road, leaves Wrigbt's wharf
Noriolk every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at a. M, tor the above cities nd towns Passen
gers eakia fast on board the Augusta and arrive at
Port Walihai at half past IL NJ. where trains leave
immediately for both Petersburg and Richmond
arriving at Petersburg by half past p NJ and
at Richmond about p. nj :. about two hours in ad-
vance OF the old James River Line and in Roat
unsurpassed in her accom- odations and the atten
ton OF her officers to the comfort of her nasscnosrs
Returning the passengers leave Richmond and Pc.
tie sburg every Monday, Wednesday and Fridsv
at half past A. NJ breakf fast on boa rd the An@nss
ia, And arriving at Norfolk about half mast ! ~ M
1t will he pert eived from the above that THE
comfortable and expeditions line gives to nersons
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business the
opportunity or transacting it and returning bv the
boat oi next morning, to be absent from their
homes single night only.
The Augusta will stop at the usual LANDINGS on
James RIVER To take In and put way travel and
at any other points on the river where signal i.
made. M 20
The public may rest assured that il is the deter
lnlnatlon OF the Proprietors 10 keep up this Line
permanently; and to accommodate travellers he
tween Norfolk or Portsmouth and Richmond and
Petersburg, and the Cities of the District of Colnnn
bia, IN the best manner and at the lowest rates
For further Information, tickets or frei ob ann,u
10 w. GARNETT & co
N. e. The central position of the r. g. p p D
Depot in richmond, and its tontiguity to the nrin
cipa Hotels and place OF starting of the Cars from,
the North and West, and the Canal packets fnr
LvnchburE, adds the economy as well as a.
convcnicnccs oil this Line. oc1 ono
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NJ ABAJA 81 HERMAN CORTEs Sc.

NJ ABAJA d HERMAN CORTES Sc.
L GAhS I'VE are anxious to call the attcn,i on
oil good Scgars and genuine Tobacco We have
reCEivGd some OF those celebrated brands NABAJA
nEhNAN CoRTES. on account of their extra
Ordinary superior quality, and extensive demand
IN inc onl'eo States, are universally wlcd rcd
m DC lar superior to any Scgars ever i'm 2ortcd -
we can establish this fact, by smokers and gooi
states. We have other brands which cannot he
e exec La India' Woodvilie, Baranea, Regatta,
F"scaroras, La Norma, SC, &c For sale e, tbn
Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
Dec 81 CHAS. III HEINITSU Ag,nt
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DIISCELLAN EOUS.
PARKERS' HOTEL.
siAiN STREET, NORFOLK

MNIN STREET, NOkfoLK,
tformerly Of the Cra,cford House, Portsmouth,, J
9gx,yA Woold respectfully inform his friends
iTssss,H,sIs3 and the public, that he has taken Inc
liiiiEAh House Gently erected b. C. Hail. Eso
mlllG9X The House 10 spacious md com nooi.
-><.<A Gus, the rooms airy and comfortable
the situation central aud convenient
lie has at considerable expense furnished il in a
nea. aud appropriate style, (al his furniture being
ncw,) aud pledges himself that no pains will be
spared to make his guests ttransicpt and perma.
nent) comfortable aud agreeable -
. 0- His charges will be less than any promincnt
Hotel or Boarding Hocse it the City
BOARD-per day, z Of
s. ,..t, per UeeS 90
per month, on 20
Jan lily 81 PARkEg
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THE LAST CALL FOR TAxSs

'nE LAST CALL FOR ES.-AiI
re PERSONS who are yet Indebted for TOWN TAX
rs, arc respectfully informed that my duty is inn
Peratvc IA the matter, anc shall be compelled to
levy on their goods aud chattels if they are me- inn
show no lenity to me or my sur cites and look for
a prompt settlement early in January all will
therefore, see the necessity | am under to adopt
trust that each will pronbp y meet their liabilities
uerehy rriicV!n@ me IRON "a very unpleasant duty
Dec - 800 So'''''o'
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For RENT

d The Granite front STORE and DWELL
s5ozl ING on the East side of Crawford street
49, near the foot of the Market House. Ports
mouth mouth at present occupied by Mr. Hoffman, is
be made accommodating. Possession given ON the
LIST January, lS47. Apply to
JOHN BUFFERS, in Gosrort
Or to DAs'L. j. Turner, opposite the premis,s
Dec 81 ~ P'I'''i'eS'
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niLS, OILS. CILS.-Wc have Just received
~ largo and fui! supply of GOOD LAMP OILS,
Whale. We hay ethree different kinds and at the
following prices per pint, Is, l2s, and cents
Those wishing excellent Oils will do well TO give
the Big Mortar. CHAS. u. HEINITsH, Agent
G$- Also, another supply of Pure Linseed oil,
E t5S on, P~e White Lead, Ttoptntine, Furnishes,
Windoc Glass Pure Chrome Yeiio,o aud Green &C.,
which will be sold at the very lowest prices
Jan Id
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VOICE FROM KENTJycKv

nave been afflicted with dyspepsia in the most
aggrnva'ed form for three years past, and found
no eileI until used Dr. c. BENZ. Smiths Improved
lnnian vegetable Pills After using six bottles of
said v.luabe pills, am entirely cu7ed They are
general remedy. J. X IEEMRN
~ Paducah Ky, Nov. 70, ls45
We certify to the above facts. Dr. Smiths Pils
are universally cstccDed in this vicinity
HODGE, OWENS & CO., Merchants.
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Pastor LIST Baptist Church, Pittsb,
From the Blue Hens Chicken. fDol,

We call the attention of our reader, IN tho cor
nhcate OF Rev s. Williams. Pastor of the LIST Pan.
ns, Church Pittsburgh, in relation to Dr. SIN THIS
TITS we can ourselves bear testimony ia the o ~
ceiience of these Pills of Us having used them
ana experienced great relief from them
Inc above is the best paper in the State of Della
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TRUST SALE OF REAL AND PER-
SONAL ESTATE

PURSUANT to Deed of Trust, executed bv
Natha MEL n Tatem and Abigail F., his wife
bearing date on the Sd day of August, in tho wear
lSIS, and OF record in the Clerks Office Of Norfolk
County Court, for the purposes mentioned in said
Decd we shall expose to sale public auction for
cash, before the Court House of Norfolk County
on on THURSDAY the 4th day of February next, at
II 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. Tatem resides, and which
was devised TO him by the will of his father Ma
thanlci r. Tatem, deceased.
conveyed to said Nathaniel N. Tatem by VIM H.
Hunter and wife by Deed of 18th July, 1887, save
mat portion OF The same since sold and convey ed
oy SAID N n. TaieIn to Jno. NJ ID. Haynes
The above Tracts of Land, all lying contiguous
TO each other form of the most desirable Farms
IN Norfolk County. They tain about two hun
dred and fifty acres, and are situated at the mouth
oil indian Creek, where it emptes into the Eastern
Branch Of Elizabeth River, about three miles from
me 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 mentioned will be sold together.
subject to Hen for $4,000, with interest thereon
from the goth July, lS43.
JOHN CHANDLER,
SAMUEL NJ. WILSON, trustees.
1O,,th To, 4 81.
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TOW TO CoUeH.-Wo presume no one is pc
. oIy ANXIOUS 10 learn how to cough. but those
already afflicted will he Glad -, do a., win ,ba
g Uou5l ard pa.D. Il writer in the New York
oOn says 1t is Injurious to cough leaning forward
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as II serves to compress the lungs snd makes the
irritation greater Persons prone TO The complaint
snooih Keep the neck straight and throw out the
vnes, ny these means the lungs expand and the
windplpe . kept free and clear. ~
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From DR.. Sin gleton 7

n ~ oHltnlahd, KY Fen "a, 1916.
Dr. u. BENZ Smith-Dear Sir: Nothing has ever
oecn introduced that has sold so well and given
such general satisiac ton, your Improved Indian
'oRe'aoic Flls. Very respectfully yours,
SINEI
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RIGIDLY RIGHTEOUS

Mr.. UPjohn OF New York, somewhat celeb,at-
Gu as an architect, was applied 10 sometime since
10, T1 pan Tor new Unitarian church in Bostoo
ne examined The proposed location and after be
ing informed of the wish uf the society, AGREED ON
ms return To New York 10 forward sketch and
P'ah 'or church. But his conscience smot. him
anu MS heart failed him, and he wrote 10 The an
p,ea"'s .nat ne tad given 10 the subject his
prayerul consideration" and had cnu,e ., 10
conclusion that as he was member If tho F,;s,
coPal church, il would no, do for him i, aid IN th.
e!eIt'oh oil Unitarian church. and consequently
iaa mol furnish the plant We hope Mr.. Up
JUN iee's better now. Such display of hir,'rv
hsI? ",'e amusing IN these days, and can hun 70
OOuS ou' the person who makes il - ato Chron
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[From Messrs. Bull & AId.n.1

=, - - !nulsvlIIe, KY, Feb. l3, IS4G
DR.. G. BENZ. Smith--Dcar Sir You viii nIc,so
SEND US twelve gross of your valuable Pills From
present indications we shali sell large amount of
them We mud that they GO very quick, &c
Your friends, RULE g. ALDEN
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TATENISYII.IE

NY present residence with Few acres Of
Bsasl good land, lying on tho Eastern Bronch ~
~ the Elizabeth River, within miles of Nor
'oiE' may be rented for the present year
ries and other Fruits grown upon the prenises .
yards of the door. ",'' " :"
10 one disposed to engage in marketing this is
most desirable situation and as re.idcnt q for
a family, il is still more So TIL TATEN ~
st. Brides, jan I2-Th&S
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HURRA FOR TEXAs!-This Is 10 info,

II URRA FOR TEXAS!-Tb is TO info, m
49, tn, tne Public Of Portsmouth, Gosport. Newtowu.
" mr 'ne surrounding country, that ann still, at the
OLD STAND" and Just as ready and willine, 70
accominodate them, as | was when I first com
henccd and take this method of communicative
10 mem my uniegned thanks for the very liberal
patronage extended to me during the past wear.
ana would solicit call from those who have called
oeiote; ana cuiary inform those who have not
w C"'Io that CAN SUPPLY AS MANY MORE
shaii Tor the succeeding year be equally az
prompt and punctual in my business as was la II
year, in - GO i"e'
COPPER, TIN AED SHEET IRON wopx
a CONSTANT SUPPLY OF
SIOpES, Of every pariety and Pattern
line are sold cheap for cash.
DANIEL s. CHERRY
Jan Under The Old dominion Office
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NAVY AGEN rs oFFIfJs

-. -. NoTIoiks january %, 1877.
GEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate. IvilI he
- ceived until II o'clock, the ID day OF Fsb.
ruary, for the delivery at tho Navy Yard. io,,IJi
at'iy oy on or before tie 4h Of uth, Of the ioi low.
IRON SPIKES, subject In ,,s,ec,;o
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IRON SYKES, subject 10 Inspection.

OHer5 must be accompanied by q 0IiaraDtv IF
some known and responsible person, that the offer
will execute, within ten days, after the bid is
made known, q contract with bond i'm GOOD 81
sufficient security to comply with bis offer. for
which the guaranty will hold himself responsible
in of failure, according to the act of Congres
in that case made and provided. 20
Jan 2-s4w GEO. LOYAL. Navy Agent.
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I ML a u LODGES d. cos. BOOK
~ AND VARIETY STORE, if you wish to pur.
chase any OF the New Rocks published. They sell
Books at Publishers prices. Among the number
lately received they have
The Flowers OF Fable
Leila or the Siege of Grenada, by Sir f. Bulwcr
Hntton's Book of Nature
Pictures of Early Life
l.. ID. iN'
Evenings at Home or, the Juvenile
Budget Opened, by DR.. Hckin 81 Mrs Barrauld
Nos. i2g and 100 Pictorial Shakespeare
No 10 Pictorial England Ian I6
[Od North Slate copy1
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
To be had at The G UN ESTABLISHMENT i

=,
Portsmouth.
A D the subscriber is determined TO sell, persons
IA IN want OF anything in my line may rest as
snred that the subscriber will not be under sold
nor undcr-workcd. Every article in the Spo, ling
Line always on hand and mind. am not to be
under sold. Thankful for past favours respect
inliy request continuance of the same, as no ex
ert'ons on my part shall be spared to please those
who may favor me with their custom, as assure
the public il is not all talk and no cider" but
lnte1d to do just as say So for bar ins stop Il
door East of the Old Dominion Office
j. a. SPALDING.
N b. The highest cash price paid for old Cop.
per and Brass. Ian O.
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- dec rec of the Comfy Court OF Norfolk, bearing
date ON the 9th day Of November, 1916, in a suit
thereln pending in Chancery, in which John F.
Young is Plaintiff, and Mary Louisa Young and
WIN. H. Young, infants, Defendants shall
proceed to sell at Public Auction for cash. before
the court House OF Norfolk County, on the 9th in
slant, at III o'clock the following personal estate
viz: '
valuable Slave Isaac, aged about 81 years
Jan lids JOHN COOKE, Commissioner
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PRO BONO PURLICO

NHE subscriber would inform the citizens of
Portsmouth, that he has at all times on hand
at his Store East side of the Market
FRESH BOLTED MEAL.
warranted fresh and sweet, direct from his Mill
Also on hand good assortment of G. GROCERIES,
which he will sell at small advance from cost 10,
CASH only M con "
. N. n. Meal will be furnished at the Mil a mi de.
nvercd at any part of the town free from drayape
III Quantities not less than ten bushels .
Jan a, ~
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NEW BOOKS. The Emigrnnl- b. Sir Fan

NJ EW BOOKS. The Emigrant, By Sir Fran
1N els g. Head, Bart
The Useful Arts, considered in connection with
the applications of Science with numerous En-.
cravings, by Jacob Biglow, Md.
:, PARENTAL Instructions; Guide to Wisdom and
Yirtuc' designed for young persons Of either scx-
Physician.
Inc Juvenile Companion and Fireside R5a der,
J Io1I ',ng OF historical and Biographical Anec
Blake, ID. D. - "
The ne Life and Surprising Adventures Of Robin.
~ IrusoG' WIN 6lograp1ca accom-; Of Dcfoe,
Illustrated with fifty Characteristic Cots
= The Use OF tho Body in Relation to the Mind, by
James, Esq.
FCrlcsCuc, novel; by J. Sbo,id,,, Jyro..to
For sale y " n. IL HODGES g. 70
Jan IL
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A NNUA AIS ANDOTHER BOOKS. suita-
q Ole Tor Christmas and New Years Presents.
The May.Flowe
poetry OF Flowers and Flowers of Poetry
Poets of America-The Rose
Hallcck's Poems Poems of Amelia
Millions Poctical Works
Ch,e Harold
Myrtis, with other Etchings
Poctical Works OF Collins GRAY and Beattic
Sears New Pictorial Library
Bunyan's Illustrated Pilgrims Progress
Poetical Works of Miss Landon
Poctical Works of Rogers Campbell NJontgo,nc
ry, Lamb, and Kirk White
Juvenile Scrap Books oldsmith's ESSAYS
Hyacinth or Affections Gift
Southey's Poetical Works
Beautiful bound PRAYER Books
Bibles and Hymn Books, together. with great
variety OF Juvenile Books, for sale low by
w. H. II. HODGES & CO.,
Dec ~ Crawford street
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FINE STOCK CL0THTNc

ME Subscriber wishes to inform the community
i that he has Just received. tbi. NOR n;ng y ey
lot of Goods, as follows: O. y ~
Black Cloth Frock Coats, hes. qualty-Black Blu.
Coats and Pants-Bleck AID Fancy Satin vests
Shrts OF every description, &c. &c.-and th,y are
the cheapest ever offered to this generous con,mu
nifty. '
Give us a call; We will be glad to see you, aud
VIII use our utmost TO do the thing which is right
MY Goods cannot be supposed in material or
Workmanship. They just from Leon Bcrc's
Wholesale Mandatory, philadelphia, and arc
MADE up IN the latest style, and in the be- order
sJ-Cali at the Portsmouth Arcade.
JAM 7 M MIIrc
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Amt \ GOING TO DO ANY THING r,ss,,
a"e'e are certain set Of phrases that once under
way lake, as The saying is, and are 'al the o., /,
; no"' me expression above is the most fash
'O.Soio reply TO alfn,st every thing that is asked
- N 't long since Minister stepped into honse.
I ~ me papers say, and found lady making-a
I I lie asked her what she was making that
Ous'le Tor She said she intended to wear i, Ia
meeting next Sunday.
You don't intend TO wear it TO church q asked
The man Of Israel
The fair one ''P''''
"eII' responded the preacher, I should like
S ~ see you at church ,oithont anything else on
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FOR RENT.

GtARPETINGs SELLING oEp Ar g,
- BELOW COST.-The subscribers intend tn
close their inetorc Stock of CARPETINGS this sea-
son, Win view OF going out of the trade of that
arNcie. Those who want, will do well to call ear
~ as they are determined to close without regard
10 cost: Their stock consist Of Brussels Superiar
Ihree Ply, Fine and Super fine Ingram and Cotton
Carpetings. JOHN HOCKE T. 20 CO."
Nov III - W.
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MILL Ii Il SOLD, before the Court House
w door, in the town of Portsmouth, on THURS
pay the 2lst instant, very likely NEGRO BOY
about lS years of age. Terms Cash
JNO. G. p. EDWARDS, Admir-
Jan l4-tds MARY ANN EDWARDS, Adm'trix
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STILL FOR RENT

. ILL rok RENT.
"a me Dwelling over the Drug Store Sign
Heal OF the Big Mortar. 1t will answer retnarka.
GAlbly well for small family. We arc dc.
S'rops OF renting i. only to small family few or
no n e,l'i s, CHAs. II. HEINITSH, Agent.
(,LOTfS, CLOTHS.-Thc subscribers will
- close OFT tue II present stock of Wooden Goods
very low, consisting of
French, English and American Cloths and CASH
mcres, A
Blankets, Cassinetts, Tweeds and Kersevs
Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves, &C., together with a
nios. complete miscellaneous stock, cmbr acino
most OF the articles in the Dry Goods line
Jan wv WIN p. STEWART
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tOSiA III WILLS, Agent for the sale of J.
- Iriplett & Sons Nails, keeps constantly on hand
full assortment, aud will supply the trade at as
low prices as an article of equal guilty can be pur
chase9 IN any CT the northern markets Just re.
ccivcd 800 kegs wei assorted NOV 81
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II ED CLOVER SEED.-Just received from
~ Philadephia, another fresh supply of first rate
Sign of the Big Mortar.
Jan is CHAS. III. HEINITSH, Agent
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FOR SNITHFIELD.

Ae@@a The new steamer Fhtcn
A-IkA, will, until further notice
5il.5:st-x.v,5a make Three Trips week
between Norfolk Smith
day, Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock, A. M:
returning, leave Smithfeld every Monday, Wed,
ncs ay and Friday, ut 8 O'Clock, A. NJ
Passage $i.-Freight at the packet rates
Oct $500
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ENACH ANGE on New York and Baltimore i,
IL sums to suit purchases can be had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S
Oec h-u u Lottery and Exc hnn or, Office
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M RS. s. CROCK = r. proposes Of sufficient
w encouragement be given her.) to give Les
sons IN the art of PENN. NSHIP to young Ladies
ana Misses at her residence on Middle street com
mencng on the 10th. Hours Of attendance-from
TO half past O'Clock, at evening Terms viii i've
moderate. " OS
Mrs. c. will also take Glass of Lads if desired.
Nov 10 - $500 49,
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DURE OIL OF LEMON.-Pure Rose WA.
ter, Pure Cinnamon Water, Orange Flow
or water, and several kiEds of ESSENCES, pre-.
pared with great care expressly for the Christmas
FesuVais Also on hand the Genuine Cologne IYa-
yer ana Ray Rum in fancy bottles Of all sizes for
sale very low at Bluffs Medical Emporium
Dec II High street
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There is, perhaps, no disease with which our
country Is affected, which swceps off annually so
many victims. as that fell destroyer of tho human
race-Consumption.t Day after day, year after
year. The nsaiatc monster hurries to the portals Of
the cod and silent tomb flesh added victims to its
conquest. No walk of life is sacred from it's death
dealing shafts. The old, the middle aged aud the
young all slikc arc food for this common enemy
life OF temperance has rendered his system impcr.
vious to the attacks Of other ills and whose good
deed: prepared him for the enjoyment Of lfes calm
evening, hnds consumption fastening its fangs IN.
on his vitals, and tearing him from a world, ever
bright to minds which look complacently on DAYS
well spent
Is there no help for the afflicted? No preventive
oil the dangers which be.ct in our changcable
ann hckie CLINE? We think there may be. And
II the allegations of those Who are at least entitled
10 veracity, may be believed, there is a preventive
and a rcnledy.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is offered to a
Suncrlng World aS such. IL needs not the adven-
tous aid" of long string Of fictitious certificates
to give il notoriety. Its true value aud in,rinsio
excellence are sufficient to entitle i. to the conf.
dencc OF the public, and
- Wait on to fame"
inc name OF Its INVENTOR as beneactor of his spe-
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY KERRY Zone 's genuine
unless signed by ]: BUTTS. Address all orders to
sEIA w. FoWLE, Boston. Mass.
For sale by G. ii. HEINTtSH, Portsmouth, Va
M. a. SANTOS. wholesale and retail Norfolk and
oy druggists gcncralty 'hroughou, tho country
0rt- The uses Of Cotton were cofnoarativelv mn.
SHOWN to the Greeks before the time of Alexander
,ne Oreat's expedition into India when Arisobu-
Jus, one OF his generals made mention of the plant
uhucr the name OF the Uool bearing tree. The name
conveys much better iiea Of the thing Intended
tnan many of our modern terms, and adopting
similar nomenclature, might as truhfuily de.
SIEnatc Sarsaparilla as the Misunderstanding root
ronowlng up the same literal and simple system
VIC mlght properly call SANDS SARsAPARrLLA lin
winch The juices of this root concentrated and
combined with other restorativcs) the renoratng
Compound; for the effects OF this preparation upon
me enfeebled and half.brokcn constitution fully
ehtitie II to the name. Its detergent properties
render 1t safe and speedy remedy for all diseases
winch derive their origin from impure condition
OF me blood and other fluids of tine body, among
mnlCn diseases are included Scroiula, and every
species oil cruptlve or ulccrous disorder
For further particulars aud conclusive evidence
OF IT'S superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets,
wpch may be obtained of agents gratis
prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. b.
u. SANDs, Wholesale Druggists, 10 Fulton street
New York Sold also by CHARLES III. HEINTTSH,
Agent, Portsmouth, and NJ. A. SANros, Norfolk
frice y per bottle; bottles for So.