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From Wilson, starbird & SMITH

L"usvillc, Feb. 49, 1916
bought two gross of yonr Indian Vcgcta' lc Sugar
Coated Pills Though business is dun here at This
tune, yctawc have sold them all You will p'casc
send us ten g'oss through Mcssrs. Lawrence s.
Reese, OF your city, who will forward them to us
via Pittsburgh. Yout . rcspcctrullv
WILSON, STARBIRD & SMITH
once lI9 Greenwich street (larrc brick block y
:, %. Always ask for TIE Improved Indian vcgcta,
bic Pills.
90 And see that G. BENZ Smith is ,,ri,fen with
pen on the bottom of the box
T. H. HElNlFSH, Portsnou.h, Agent for this
county, VI. A, SANTOS, Norfolk, General Agent
Tor 't'e state Dec 81 ON
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TO THE PU Is Lie. The subscriber takes
a this method of infoi ming his friends and the
public generally, that he intends leaving this sec
ton OF the country for the South. during the co m.
ing year, he will therefore, and after tn. It OF
January, lS47 close his Books and do entire Cash
Business. lie intends (notw standing) keepnp
up his assortment until his Departure and pledges
himself to all those who may favor him with their
custom TO sell PURE, WELL SELECTED AND
CHEAP GROCERIES. He is determined to sell
City. nos u, mir ISSI
Dec l2-ts
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protesting with equal pertinaciiv iha, ii was
mouse, hundred times they have sq,abhh'd.
,i almost ready To hronmsrirk. each other. aud
hualred times they hav. just made all up again,
and asked each Others frvivrnsss. when an nm.
io,,onae allnson by an. Of The parties To the
cause Of their quarrel has caused all the suo,her
ed fires If Indignation to break forth fresh &. .-
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VOICE FROM KENTUCKY

have been afh ctcd with dyspepsia in the most
ag@rnpv2'ed form for three wears past, an found
no tel''i until used Dr. G. Benz. Smiths Improved
said V'Iutble pils, am entirely ou,ci. They are
general remedy. j. X LEHMAN
Paducah Ky, Nov. 10, lS45
we certify to the above facts. Dr. Smiths Pills
are universally esteemed in this vicinity.
HODGE, GlVENS & CO, Merchants
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20. losI lbs. Of ounces OIL pints of

The number required for the year is estimated az
six thousand. The proposals will state the price
per ration winch the contractor will deliver them
IN such quantities may from time to time be re,
folk. "
The rations to be of good and wholesome quality
to be approved by the Collector, and the different
articles comprising the ration, to he delivered on
board the Cutters in good aaA sufficient casks and
vessels, to be provided by the Contractor and the
contents there of distinctly marked on each.
IL is understood that the Contractor will be bound
to furnish upon reasonable notice, as often as NAV
be required by the Captain of the Cutters with the
appreciation of the Collector, (not exceeding upon
an average one day in each wecl,) such Fresh Meat
and Fresh Vegetables as may be equivalent to the
corresponding parts of the ration allowed in tue
Naval Service. CONWAY WHITJIF CoI
Jan SIT
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a Persons who are yet indebted for TO WIN TAX.
rs, are respectfully informed that my duty is i'm
Per"tiVc IN the matter, ano shall he compelled TO
'eNy on their goods and chattels if they ire nc. i'm
'nedIa'eiy settled. The Bari of Trustees will
SNOW no lcnty to me or my cites, and look for
a prompt settlement early iii January, all will,
Stringent measures to make my collections, and /
trust that each will prompt y meet their liabilities
thereby r'-llcvlng me fro u a very unpleasant duty
WILLIAM PORTLOCK, Io,cn Collector
Dec ~
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From the Blue Hcn's Chicken, tDel)

We call the attenti IN of our readers To tho Ger.
uhcate of Rev. S Williams. Pastor of the LIST Rap.
tlst CHURCH, Pittsburgh, in relation to Dr. Sm this
rus. We can ourselves betr tics inony to the ex.
cciience at these Pills, one of Us having used them
anu experienced great relief from them.
Ihc above Is the best paper in the State of Della
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NJ A II RIED.

Gloucester County, Va, the Goth Deccm
,' by the Rev'd. Wineder Walker, MIR. VILLA 81
LAG Gle, to Miss CATHERINE WEST.
c Vh we Slst of the same month, by the Rcv'd
SoIhuei walker, MIR. JOAN HALL, TO Miss ELIZA
18TH SPALDrNG, all of the same place
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CUSTOM HOUSE,

CUSTOM HOUSED
Norfolk, goth December, 1916
SEALED PROPOSALS are hereby invited for
- supplying RATlONS and SHIP CfIANDLERY
to the Revenue Vessels employed in this District
Tor the year 1877. The offers required 10 he
maie agrccably TO form of schedule, which will
DC shown at this Office, to be addressed TO the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, distinctly endorsed as offers
Tor Eations and ship Chandcry, and will be opened
on the 10th of January next.
The rdfion to be furnished, for which a separate
offer should be made, will be as follows viz
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT

a The G"onitc froot STORE aud DWELL.
sss5I ING on the East side 90 Crawford street
49, near the foot of the Market House, Ports
offered Tor rent to a punctual tenant. Terms viii
pc made accommodating. Possession given on the
ist January, iSt7. Apply to
JOHN BUFFERS i'm Gosrort,
Or to DAS'L. ruaNER, opposite the prc,nis, 5.
~
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[From DR.. Singleton /

Snithland, Ky Feb. ID, 1876.
DIR. u. Benz Smith Dear Sir: Nothing has ever
oeen introduced that has sold well and given
such general satisfaction, your Inprov I'd Indian,
vegetable ~ L. Very respectfully yours,
F.S SINGLETON
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CORK SOLE BOOTS.--A superior quality o,
~ CORK SOLE BOOTS from ono Of the mos,
cxfcrienccd manufacturers, and warranted to keep
tue feet dry in any kind of weather As but a
hmited number of these Boots be obtained the
gentlemen will please call soon at the New York
Boot and Shoe Store. J. H. GREGORY.
%
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from Messrs. Bail & Alden 7

Louisville Ky Feb 10, 1916
DR.. G. Bcnj. Smith-Dcar Sir You vii, nIcose
scno us twelve gross of your valuable Pills. From
present indiraions we shall sell large amount of
them We find that they go very quick &c
Your friends, BULL. & ALDEN
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FINE STOCK OF CLOTHING

NHE Subscriber wishes to inform tho comm unity
that he has just received, this MOI ming, a new
lot Of Goods as folows:
Slack Cloth Frock Coats hes. gus lity-Rlack BE-
siness Coati-Black Cashmere Pants-Pilnt Cloh
Coats aud Panis7sBltck AID Fancy Satin vcs.s-
Shrts of every description, &c. &c.-and they are
nifty. i',i T7r'91
Give us avail; VIC will be glad to see you, and
WI use our most TO do the thing which is right
Ny Goods cannot be surpassed in material or
workmanship. They just from Leon Bcrg's
Whol'sale Mandatory, Philadelphia, and are
made YP in the latest style, and in the bet order
Call at the Portsmouth Arcade.
jan j. NJ MILES
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0UR SECOND sUPPLY or CAsHPTR.

4 RUS SECoND SUPPLY OF CASH PUR-
~ CHASES.-Sp!cndd double stitch Brogans at
: per pair-21o pairs just received at the New
York Boot and Shoe Store
Boys's extra heavy Brogans at 81, and 65 cents a
par--lSO pairs received aud for sale at the New
York Shoe Store.
Youths Brogans at IS and 60 cents so pairs re-
celved and of prime quality
Youths Winter Boots at rs cents a pair: no such
bargains in Youths Boots can bc found only at the
New York Boot aud Shoe Store
Mems thick Boots at $l.T5; all who want thick
BOOTS, can gcta prime quality for Sl.75 only, at
Mems Kip Boots, at $2.25, few cases only left
cases Mems Kip Bouts, extra size.
do Womcn's Grain Boots.
case Mems prime Elastic Over Shoes
doz Gents Sporting Hats
do Boys Caps, very cheap.
do Mems Fur do, do
The above is part of an invoice which arc open
ing this morning, and which can sell less Than
the manufacturers themselves, and less than they
arc to be found at any other place south of New
York All who wish to purchase by the case or
pair would do we'll to call at the New Y 1rk Boot
and Shoe Store, next TO the Farmers Bank ,
Main street, Norfolk j. H. GREGORY
Dec -
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SERVANT WANTED-

NEANTED, in a small Family for tho present
" year, good SERVANT GIRL. for whom
'er'y, or t,hc end of the year
Inquire al this office. Jau7
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CUSTOM HOUSE. :;

-..,. NorIOIk, 2bIh DccoDbcr, lS46.
SEALED PROPOSALS arc hereby invited for
~ supplying RATIONS and SHIP CHA NDLERY
to the Revenue Vessels employed in this District
Tor inc year lS47. The offers required 20 he
made agrceably to form of schedule ~ hich will
be shown at this Office, to be addressed To the Sec
retary OF the Treasury, distinctly endorsed 'Of-
iers or Ratlons and Ship-C handlery," and will be
opened on the 10Th Of January next.
Dec 29-5t CONWAY WHITTLE Col
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FOR SMIT.FIELO.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
MENT
NEW STEAMBOAT AND Rail, ROAD
Richmond, Petersburg, Fredericksb,rg, Uashington
and alexandria

Ii
Richmond, Petersburg, Fredericksb,rs. Jpasb;no,o,
and alexandria.
Fare TO Richmond and
S-l 21Nn1,- Petersburg, rs cents only,
Co.: - including meals
81 co. to Washington and Alexandra, $3.50
HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED TO A.
Inc quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
Augusta, tunninT in conncxion with the Richmond
amt Petersburg Rail Road leaves Wrrbt;s whorF
Norfolk. every Tuesday, Thursday and SaturIa1
at \. Nj, for the above cities and towns Pass.n
gers b caknst on board the Augusta and arrive At
Fort wal hall at halt past II M where trains leave
hume lately for both Petersburg and Ricbu,onJ
arriving at Petersburg by half past | p M .nI
at Richmond about = p. NJ. about two bours in a.
vance OF the old James River Line and in Roat
unsurpassed IN her accommodate tons and the attrn
lion OF her officers To the comfort of her nasscnge
tc shurg very Monday, Wednesday and Fr;da,y
at half past A. NJ, breakfast on boa rd the Ang,,s
ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past p nj
~ WIN DC Per' eived from the above, that this
comfortable and expeditions line gives to persons
visiting Richmond or Petersburg ON business the
OPT ortnnty OF transacting it ana rcturnino hv tho
boat OF next morning. to be absent from tbe;r
homes single night only.
The Augusta will stop at the usual ,nd;nn. o.,
James RIVER 10 take in and put out way travel and
at any DINER points on the river where signal i,
made. " "
The public may assured that it is the deter
lhlnauoh OF the PToprletors to keep up this Line
permanently; and to accommodate TRAVELLERS bo
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 IuT'her Information, tickets freight apply
10 w. GARNETr & co
N H. The central position of the X & p n p
Depot in Richmond, and its tontiguitv To- the nrin
clpai Hotels and place OF starting of the Cars from
LynChbur,s, adds TO the economy as veil a. ~
convenicnccs o this Line. Oct
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From the Richmond Stan lard.
TO THE PIlRIIG

II is with the greatest pain aud mnriG,aiinn
that we are compelled to Announce, Ia our snbscri
hers the suspension Of The publication of ,s lane
It's existence vas somewhat precarinns AT its cam
mencement, bnl We thought we had made arrange.
ments for resources that would certainly keep i,
alive for twelve months, at least In those RI
sources we have been greatly disappointed, and ~.
have resolved to retreat irum en,crpr,za n hich
we have encountered noihing hut labor aud l,ss
whilst yet we may with honor and credit rru
continue the paper we have now other neporia-
tons TO make, and il we can succeed jn prucurinu
the necessary funds, (and if we can show an inv
tinn prospect of future gain in such an Investment
we will resume the publication uf the's Standard
within 60 daysj otherwise, we pledge oursrlf a,
the end of that time to refund every oent of sub
scrplion that has been advanced To us which has
moi been liqnidated by the receipt OF the paper.
II is neither graceful nor greeable To brinu onr
private affairs before the public, hut under The
circumstances in which we find ourselves. canJor
and frankaess required this obrusion upon our
readers.
Lest we should have the happiness of address
our grateful sense of the libcraly which induced
the Wings of Richmond To extend their patronage
to a paper, which was honestly but rudey inva
ding their most cherished principles We pari
with them, part we must, with feelings of kind
ness that no time can obliierate ~. 81 brethren
of the press too, both here and elsewhere. we ten
der our thanks for theburtesies, far greater than
our deserts, which we have received at their hands.
TO and all we kindly say adieu, huping lhs,
we may add, au reUoir.
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q HERMAN CoRTEs Sc.

NJ ABAJA d. HERMAN CORTES Sc
~ CARS I'VE are anxious 10 call the attention
of good Segars and genuine Tobacco VIC have
received some Of those celebrated brands. NABAJA
HERMAN CORTES, on account of their extra
ordinary superior quality, and extensive demand
in the United States are universally acknowledged
TO be far superior TO any Scgars ever inn oortcd. -
judges IN Norfolk and other portions Of the IJitcJ
States We have other brands which cannot he
cxccllcd I'm India, Woodviue, Baranea, Regalin.
Drug Store Sign of the Big Mortar
Dec 81 CHAS. ri HEINlTSU Aocpt
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STILL FOR RENT

- The Dwelling over the Drug Store, Sign
s5asl of the Big Mortar Ii will answer rernarka-
.s-Ilbly well for small family We arc dc.
Firons OF renting it only 10 small family few or
no children. CHAS Ii. HEINITSU Ercnt
Dec 81 60
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LI,RUsT SAFE oF YALUARLE pro

Il PERTY.-By virtue of a Decd OF Trust &C.
cuted by Peter & Andrew P. How, for certain mr.
poses therein mentioned and ofTc cd in the CLERK,
Once OF Norfolk County Court. will be sold
on the premises, for cash, on SATURDAY tho OH
day OF January next, il fair, n certain Parcel NJ
Land ON Mill Site, row occupied by tho said p &
a. r How, containing about ono acre more or iess
situated or Indian Creek, in the County If NorCoIk
aud adjoining the farm Of Mr.. WIN. Bartlett TO-
gcthcr with all, and singular tho buildinos. i,o.
p-ovcments, Steam Engine, Boilers, Mac6i1crv
sc. thereto appertaining. THE TRUsTFE -
Dec 29-tds '
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One of the principal arguments of the wings.
during the last two Presidential campaigns, in
defence of the high protective system, was that
Great Britain placed such high duties on the pro.
ducts of nur country; and, therefore, we should
tax their manufacturers, To the same extent in
return Now, admitting this argument 10 hold
good, why is il, when the British Corn Laws
have been repealed, and the high duties on our
products taken of. that the wings still cling to
their high protective policy ? :" Oh, consistency.
but thou art jewel."-.alton (W.) Banner.
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WI r. Subscriber takes this opportunity to in
Il inform his friends and the public generally,
tnat ne mas just received from the North new lot
OF Ci;O HING, among which is a lot of FANCY
GoVDS' suitable for tnc approaching Christmas 4;
all OF which he will offer to e ncrous community
very cheap for cash. j. NJ MILES
Dec
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NJ EW BOOKS just received and for sale by
~ w. II. RI. HODGES & CO
Graham's English Syuonymes
Amy Herbert. a tale by tho author Of Gertrude,
Salkeld's Classical Antiquities
Nos. 90 and l24 Illustrated Shakespeare
No. l3 illustrated History of England
Guizpps History of Civilization vol
Frosps Book of Anecdotes; or the Moral OF His
tory, taught by real examples
Introduction TO the French Language: contain.
ing Fables. Select Tales, Remarkable Facts Ann.
sing Anecdotes, &c, with Dictionary of ali the
Words translated into English by NJ De Fivas
perts Tales Of Cbivary
The Story of Joan Of Arc
Boyd's Eclectic Moral Philosophy Dec II
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IN RS. y. CROCK -'R proposes Gf sufficient
w encouragement be given her) to give Les
sons in the art of PENMANSHIP to young Ladies
ana Misses at her residence on Middle street com
menclng on the 10th. Hours Of atienddnce-ftom
modcratr. " "
Mrs will also ;akc a Class of Lads if desired.
~ - 0~N''N r''
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FXCHANGE on New York and Baltimore in
IL sums to suit purchasers can be hadat
JNO. ID. GORDAN,S
Dec OF Lottery and Exc hangc Office.
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BOARDING HOUSE

DIVA NIL NJ HOU Sc.
M KS. r. GODWiN will be pleased TO coon.
-Vl MEDIATE five or six Gcntcc Boa, ders for The
ensuing year. Her Residence is on County street
IN gcntccl and airy part of the town JAM
NOTICE.-By virtun of Decree of thu Circuit
~ Superior Court of Law aud Chancery of Mar.
Der, 1916. will sell upon credit of sin mon,bs
on inc lSt day Of January, 1877, before the Court
House OF Nor.olk County, Chat being Court davl
County, cotainng Fifty Acres, which was pur
chased rom Peter Heron by David Ruth, as will
appear by the Deed from Heron dated the 4th day
December; recorded in the Clerks Office of Nor
folk County Court: Bond with approved security
viii be required of the purchaser, aud the convey
ance reserved until the purchase money be paid
ID. NASH, Coroner,
Dcc29-tds Acting Shcr.ffof Norfolk County.
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CARPETINGS SELLING OFF ATT e.
- BELOW COST.-rhe subscribers intend to
close their instore Stock of CARPETINGS this sea-
article. Those who want will do well to cali CO..
~ as they are determined to close without regard
10 cost; Their stock consist of Brussels superior
Ihree Ply, Fine and Super fine Ingram and Cotton
CarPetings JOHN COOKE g. 20
Nov II - W.
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FOR RENT

-,
The HOUSE on Queen street above
@Es%h Washington it is now occupied by ]. nj,
ess,N& Miles 1t has beautiful Garden, with
;sss5fS@ the best OF Fruits it has Spring in the
';--. H~1s~ garden, known by great many of the
c,tlzens OF this place TO be the best water in the
town 1t has Stable, Woodhouse and Kitob
EN- p terms low to good tenant. Enquire at the
iJ D Arcane' j. M. MILES
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PRO BONO PIJRLICO

II subscriber would inform the citizens of
Portsmouth that he has at all times on hand
at his Store East side of the Narkc,
FRESH BOLTED MEAL,
warranted fresh and sweet, direct from his Mill
Also on ha nd a good assortment of G. ROCERIES
winch he will sell at small advance from cost for
CASH only NJ CORY.
N. Il. Meal will be furnished at the Mill md de
Vered at any part of the town Fl &c from draya ore
III quantities not less than ten bushels.
Jan2 NJ
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OSl A I'll WILLS, A gri.t for the sale of j. Il
Iriplett " Sons Nails, keeps constantly on hand
fuii assortment, and will supply the trade at az
low prices as an article of equal quality can he pur
chased IN any CT the northern markets Just re-
ccivcd 500 kegs wei assorted Nov d
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YOUNG'S
ENGLISH AND MATHEMATICAL SEMINARY
PORTSMOUTH
hE exercises in the above Institute will he re.
n sumed on MONDAY, Jan. 4h As several
vacancies exist In each department, male and fc
male, carly application should be observed by those
desirous of obtaining them.
EDWARD J.. YOUNG
CftRONOMETERS rated as usual
Dec 3l-4t
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE. )

DVVTlCNCT, D.
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate will he re
ceiTed until II O'Clock on the 10th day of Jan
uary next. Tor the delivery at the Navy Yard i'm.
lnediaieIy and within one month. thereafter, of the
following articles to be the hest quality and sub.
Jcct to inspection at the Yard before they arc re
CO we'd and paid for
Two thousand two hundred Sheets of Shea thin q
Paper. 9
Twenty three thousand 81 Clout Nails
DEUS PATsNT.
Offers must he accompanied with guaranty OF
some known responsible person. that the person of
bring Is able to comply with the contract and will
in ten days execute bonds with good and sufficient
secur ty to that effect, for which the guaranty will
be held liable in case of failure, according To the
act OF Congress, in that case made and provided
GEO. LOYALL
Dcc nav Navy gent.
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ENOR RENT, ahd possession given on the LIT
OF Januiry next. that desirable RESIDENCE
on Middle street, now occupied by David Griffith
Esq, and adjoining the residence of Jno. Thoinp-
son Egg Apply to JNo. e. WESTON, or
DEC ~ WM. II. WILSON
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CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES BARNES
~ PILE LOTION. This Lotion has been used for
several years past, and has universally given satis
faction Many persons who have be, n afflicted
with this painful disease. and suffered for many
years under its influence, have been cured in few.
weeks by the use of this invaluable Lotion Call
an get pamphlet respecting it. The Genuine
Tor sale at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
Sep 10 CHAS. II. HEINJTSH, A cent
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GIRLS TRY TT, IF YOU ARE IN DOUBT
A curious fact is thus told ia one'nf our exchange
papers =" Take string that will reacl, twice
round the neck of a lady--let her hnll the ends
beiween her teeth--and then if the moose will slip
over her head TO the back of the neck, ii is
certain indication that she is about 10 he married
or orpht to be-" Now don't s,ranele yourselves,
young ladies', in testing this truth"
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ANDING THIS DAY, rs boxes Goshen
II Checse--37 casks Goshen Cheese
100 whole and half boxes Ralsins
so or and eighth kegs Buckwheat
10 bags Ginger, Pepper and Allspice
hbI Nutmegs
50 bags Rio aud Java Coffee
10 kegs goshen Butter
% boxes Starch
rs bbs N. +. Rum
rs do Baltimore Whskey
% boxes Smith and Dallett's Candlcs
rs bbls Mountain Flour
90 Packa%"s Gunpowdcr ond Black Tea
100 bats Hill and Mann's Tobacco
I'D do, Jones & Son lbs aud SIS do.
For sale by JOSIAH Wills
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NLOTHS, CLOTHS.-The subscribers will
~ close OFT their present stock of Wooden Goods
very low, consisting of
French, English and American Cloths and Cassi.
mercs,
Blankets Cassinetts, Twceds and Kerseys,
ShawIs, Hosiery, Gloves, &c, together with
most complete miscellaneous stock embracing
most of the articles in the Dry Goods line
Jan 2-2w WIN p STEWART
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III URRA FOR TEX AS This is to inform
Al the Public of Portsmouth, Gosport Newtown
and the surrounding country, that am still at the
y OLD STAND" and just as ready and wiling TO
accommodate them, as was when first com
meuced; and take this method of communicative
u them my unielgned thanks for The very liberal
patronage extended to during the past wear
and would solicit call from those who have ca lied
before. and partic ualy inform those who have moi
yet called that CAN SUPPLY MANY MORE
shall for the succeeding year be equally as
prompt and punctual in my business IA / was last
year in
COPPER, TIN AED SHEET IRON WORK
a CONSTANT SUPPLY OF
STOVES, Of every Variety and Pattern
always on hand which, with every article in my
line are sold cheap for cash
DANIEL s. CHERRY
JAn2 Under HE on Dom;n;on oG,