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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-04
HEADACHE--Sick or Nervous

| III Ia N ADASHE E--oiOh vi NVi'o"S
ENIIOSE who have suffered and are weary
IL Of suffering with this distressing COM
plant, will find SPENCER'S vEGETA
BILE PILLS, a remedy at once certain an
immediate in its effects. One single dose o
the Pills, taken as soon as the headache is FIRE
quently in Is minutes.
The proprietor Of this highly celebrated
medicine. feels ii a duty 10 make known 10 the
good people Of Newport and its vicinity, its
extraordinary virtues. In all cases Of pain a
single trial will satisfy the most incredulous,
that they will give immediate relief; no regard
is to be had as to what time they are taken.
This medicine, for want OF materials which
compose it, has been principally confined to the
State of Rhode Island. Were it as well known
| in all the States, the wants could not be sup
piled upwards Of twenty-five thousand boxes
| of the nestimable Pills have been sold within
the last twelve months in Rhode Island alone.
The Pills are put up invariably in round tin
boxes, the cover Of each box stamped G. S.
The outside covering must be an engraved
label, and signed G. Spencer, with the proprie,
tors own hand. No other can be genuine
Each box contains 81 Pills.
Price 37t cents.
For sale by Miss BETSEY w. STANDBY,
Store 49, Spring street, formerly occupied by
the late Mrs. Mary Tiey, and at wholesale by
the principal Druggists in the city OF Provi-
dence.
Prepared only by the subscriber in Warwick,
Il. L., who is sole proprietor, TO whom only
| he composition is known.
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delights Of rich and beauteous garden /?
delights which appeal so directly to each
Of the senses, and minister so exqu'sl'ely
TO all the FIVE ] should say he was not
fit even for 'spoils,' which, | believe, is
the loves, qualification recognized at the
pre- sent day.
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DIANO FORTEs tor sale at 40 Thames
Il street, made by the very best worknen in
Spect, aud kept in tune for one year.
iuly2 .GOODSPEED Agent.
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ElOUR 100 bbls. Woslnrn Flour, from
Il New Wheat, just received per sIoop Rien.
~ and for sale by WILLIAM NEWTON,
Oct. 10. l50, Tbames.slreet.
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ELANNEI.s. Domesiics, Prints, Wrot Cur
Il tain MuSlinS, &c. We cheerlully invite
our friends and customers to call and examine
our goods and prices. MOREY X SWIFT
Nov. ~. l5i, Thames-st
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r. @eomomy aM so4a~ %b2~M@."

r AIDES !! You who are about to condemn
IL those soiled and faded dresses, that bonnet,
and shawl, as being unfit for further use, just
put them in as small compass as you can, mark
on each article your name, with directions
whether to color or cleanse, send them to the
subscribers store, Ui3 Thames.street,) and in
about two weeks you will have them returned
to you nearly as good as new the following is
a list of prices of articles which may be colort d
or cleanSed.
Silk Merino, Grape, Alpaca, and Alpine, 100
All new pieces extra l2l cts each.
shawIs.
common do. 3s9 4s6.
small do. ESQ 3ls.
uapS, si1S Soa"es., met, ~" D' 2sasi2.
Straw bonne,s, dyed and pressed, q.
Leghorn hats, 81 so.
| Silk hose. II Ia 20.
| Worsicd woolen and cotton, l2i.
Ribbons per yard, 2to5
| Parasols, 2s3 TO ESQ.
| Sunshades, rs.
silk fringes aud worstcd do. to Sc per yd.
| SILK, cotton, and wooen Gloves lOc
Carpets clcanedsent for a. returned, TO l2c pr yd.
/ Merino Shawls do in elegant slyl IS to 7s6 ench.
/ do dyed light coors without injuring the borders
Il Wors,ed aud wo"len yarns, dyed all las, nnd h'gn
colorssuperort any that yet, have been done en-
any establishment IN Boston vicinity by having madi
great impi ovenens IN the management ana arr o dye
ing e can n be done much lower prices '""" nus
To the gentlemen would say, your dress and frock-
con,-, coIored and finished from 6' $50
Pants do do 81 Ia $50.
Coat. and pants cleansed In superb style-Iook as
II No sdIiIional charge made for transportation. For
further Information, enquire of -
''''"~' JonN ". IOUvET, Agent,
/ for JOHN wHITTiMoRE, Boston.
Il Newport, March 3lst, 1876.
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To the Afflicted.
DIR. Banning's Patent Lace

AN immediate relief 10 Incipient Con
IA sumplion-Bronchitis, Palpitation 10
he Hean-Dyspepsia and affections OF The
Spes,ive and assimilating organs generally
diges-Prolspsus and diseases OF women
Pilinal Curvature, weakness and irritation
Nervous affections
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NOTICE.

.TADIES you can buy 20 yds. unblchd.
IL Cotton Cloth for Sl-20 yds. furniture
4 ,hintz for 81, and ~ lbs Cotton bats of the
FIRST quality for 81, at J. II JOUVET'S,
Dee 3lst, lo46. li3, Thames-st .
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CHEAP
CLOTHING STORE,
No. 161, Thames-strt.
The subscriber has luII and complete aSsorl'
ment of
READY MADE
LO HIN q

~ IL ~ u IL IL ~ "
on hand, which he will sell as low as any one
in the state of Rhode Island
Not decming it necessary 10 aStonish the ma
tives, and attract attention, by offering a reward
of an independent fortune nobody knows for
what-or publishing an inventory of goods rs
long as The moral law, and defying all creation
to show as many jackets and trowsers as nc can
he will merely say, that his old friends and
the public who will give him a call, shall have
the worth of their money, that such arti-
cleS as are usually found in a Clolhing- Store,
may be found in his. Among them are
Dress Coats--Frock Goats,
Panialoons, Vests, Blue Jackets,
Tweed Sacks, Gingham,
Linen and Cotton do,
Shiris,-of all kinds Overalls,
Green Jackets Bosoms, Collars,
Stocks. Drawers rs,-Cravats,-
OIL SUITS, Sc, sc.
Tailoring carried on as usual-cutting
particularly attended TO.
JAMES HORSWELL.
May 2lst, 1916.
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OIL e. SOAP FACTORY.

!TNIlE subscriber has just completed his
Il establishment for the Manufacture OF
SPERM IL WHALE OIL,
SOAP OF VARIOUS KINDS, &C.
lie has now on hand and for sale, at the
loves, prices, first quality bleached and un-
bleachcd SPERM and WHALE OIL
All of which he warrants to give per-
feet satisfaction. The public are respectfully
invited TO call, exsmine, and test the articles
he offers. JOHN ID. NORTHAM.
Newport, March 5, 1916.
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Seasonable Presents.

Seasonable Presents.
The Sermon on the Mount, Illuminated;
The Floral alphabet, Illuminated
The Opal, elegant Plates
The CreScen. and the Cross
The illustrated life of Franklin
The illustrated life Of Robinson Crusoe
The ForaS Interpreter;
The Juvenile Gem, &c.
! Also in
Elegant Miniature Editions,
Early Piety The Casket OF Jewels !;
| Ii is well A Bridal Gift
Daily Food Manuel of Matrimohy;
Religious Lacon; Album Of Love;
Think, Act Pray; Loves Token Flowers
Gems of Sacred Poetry; Bridal Wreath
Heavenly Mama; Paul and Virginia
The Altar; Poetry of Love
Young COMMUNICATE Heman'S Poems
Mourner'S Chaplet Campbells Poems
Channing's sself-culture; Loves of the Angels
Vision OF Death Silent Love;
Christian Love OraclcS OF Shakespeare
| the above for sale at
... .... JAMES HAMMOND'S
Dec. Sd, 1s46. Book Store,
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Remedy for Deafness

DHODE ISLAND P.l, PORK, o' O
IL superior quality, NJ wholesale and retail by
Nj. FREEBOBN a. Co,
Aug 10 ~ Broad-street
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Certain Cure for TOOtIh;ache.
GLOVE ANODYNE DROPS.

ANODYNE DROPS.
IN NUMBERLESS CASES
when all other toolh-ache re-
medies have failed, the Glove
Anodyne drops have effected
a cure, and the pains from de-
cayed teeth have been entirely
driven away. Many suffer
the most terrible pangS daily,
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-12
WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

Mr. j. ,. Lyon, cartu,an. proposes to raise a
monument to the memory of Washingt ton a monr :
ment Of stone, something smaller than one of the
Egyptian Pyramids. Would it not be mnch
better to finish the fabric Of this Republic, of which
he assisted To Ivy the corner stone and foundation.
and let that be his monument? fittings went on
10 their present train, (leaving ON, Of view new
movements) lacklanders wnud soon he p!sn,y
enough and their lah"r cheap enongh to build =
monument as big as the biggest pyramid: bu, de-
ISOLATION would fulluw. and after ayes would inqnir.
what ii meant; on the other hand. il we build
up this Republic according 10 The original EQUAL
Rights" design Of it's founders. il will be a more
enduring monument 10 their memory. in this eli
mate, than one of stone. and il will he heacrn
not only To the people approaching our shores, bn,
10 all The earth. and will pe,petua,e The memo-y
of Washington, Jefferson, and their coinpatrio,s to
the latest generation. Less money than il would
cost to hnild Mr.. Lyons, stone moumen, would
make this in five years Republic of Freeholders
that would be as enduring as the earth BIZ, how
fearful the other picture! Let us, then, prefer
the Freehold monument To the monument of
stone.-UNe,c York Young America.
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MfscEEhnNrouss,
READ! BE GUARDED!
e3k{l ftTO THE pJ;pI n -

'V'HE increasing popularity of Dr. C. REM
SMITHS IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETARIE
SUGAR COATED PILLS, has Induced n number
OF persons 10 make sonnet hing they call Puts and
coat them with sugar, i'm order TO sell them for the
gcnoi"c while TREY do not poss,ss particle of Inc
go'nn'ss, nor ev, assnilatc in appearance TO the
U,g'na', Or Smiths Pills. In short, they are n,
n"hacd FRAUD upon The community A minis.
VT ~ho al mrs. had an interest la on limitation Su.
"a. Coa'ed PHI, manufactured i'm Albany, NJ Y ,
nus givrn them up, as he says, on account of the
r.s dishonest parties Concerned i'm manu-.
,s;n~s, g mem, The same party are now indus
S',S .Lcoiat,ng reports calculated 10 iniure Dr.
;ii. H., " 70 AFFECT the reputation of bis Valuable
S:a,i, NV 1au"r Than notice them in pubic Dr
, 70 "uout I" institute legal rrocccdn gs GA inst
tnctn ot ue ISLANDERS. as he has in another cesc
aea'ns' s'tn'iar party, in which he rccove, cd a
.e.er amount OF damages. These miserable imi
.a"rs nave 70 resort % he mos, a. ouiusble rocans
70 PAIN on their counterfeit pi Is as the puLlc
kno" ,nat Dr. SMITHS arc the original nd ccnnne
Several instances have come to public ,o,o u" =;
which life has been cndon ycrcd hv thu n,G~,,n.,
use OF tn" cuncrfeiis. II is Dr. SmifL,, p;lls th,
arc doing so much good in the country-zas tho fol-
low ny plainly show. "s 'o''
MORE MINISTER'S usc and recommend n,
Smiih's Pills than all othcrs. "
ms Is to certify That have scd the Sugar Cont
e, fil,s manufactures b. G.. BENJAMIN Smith or
rev YORK, Tor some time, and believe them To-
oe yooo n'dicine: and also. FROM inquiry i'm that
CIV, am persuaded that h. is the ORIGINAL invent.
or, ana therefore is entici to the ben, m Of tho in
'e"''o"' s. WILLIAMS,
fastor lst Baptist Church, Pitts. ureh
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From the Philadelphia LIE dyer
PERTINENT

In referring to the debate in the House of Cons
gIess upon raising Ten additional regiments for
Mexico, the Union urges energy and actiun an
the part OF Congress. II says, =. We ought Ger.
tainly 10 hose no time in raising troops, aud OBJ
tanning the necessary transportation for Them
The s"oner we strike our hluw al the nemy. The
more We avail ourselves Of The healthy and pre
cIouS sess"n that is before us, the sooner ne ter
inmate the war, and save not only the treasures nt
the government. but tho lives If our countryu.eo.
Energy is true econumy. The snuner we act. ii g
sooner, in all probability. will the war be over.
This is certainly the proper course for Congress to
pursue instead OF discussing The sulec, Of slavery
nnd wha' shall we d" with the conquered territory
The Union pertinently remarks again:
The debate on the mode of disposng ON the
conquered territory is more ludicrous ,han serious.
u Is quarrellng ahnnt the skin of the linn when
the hide Is still on his hack. Mrs. Gi,ss advises
US 10 catch The fish bei"re we cook ii. We have
40, yei secured any territory. The annexalinn
VIII depend upon the treaty of peace duly ratified
oy me iva governments. Would il not he adv
sable i"rsus TO wall 10 see whether we have any
terri DRY To dispose of, before we determine upon
It's destination ?'
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE.

NcrfolS, l7th Decmcbcr, 1916
SEALED PROPOSALS in ouoIicafe viii h., =,
ceIved until IL O'Clock, the 10th day Of Jan.
uary next for the delivery at the Navy Yard i'm.
following articles be the best QUALITY and sub
Jeot 10 inspection at the Yard before they arc re.
Paper.
twenty three THOUSAND 81 Clout Nails
Inc gross single twist 4.S Angus of LIE HOWE
DIEUs PATENT
Offers must he accompanied with guaranty Of
some known responsible person, tina the person Of
iering Is able to comply With The co, tract and wi
III zen nays eNern" b1nds with good and sufficient
security TO that effect. for winch the guaranty will
be held liable in case of failure, according tn the
act OF Congress, in thai case made and provided
Dec I7--Th4w No. 80,
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lishipg- shat Europe 20 much desires. "a. sss,- a
moaarchy npon tho sill of America! Wi,hou,
wasting words to shew what a pernicious influ
euce such state of thugs npon our southero bor-
Der would have inditec,lv exercised over our al.
,ionsl interests. had Paroles succeeded in con
verliog The Republic Of Mexico intoa Monarchy
what would have been the immediate. effect had
be with his diplomacy succeeded in ,nv.,lviop us
10 contest with some Europenn rnwer2 3Wha,
would have been ,hohght Of the conduct Of The
President il. by arTesiinq Santa A ma. he had no,
ouy provoked Great Britain. hut s,reng ,henej
Mexico and assisted her to an European alliance
seaiost us in the existing confess? He wm,d
have been Knocked at as an idiot! He has MOI
done this. He has acted wisely. honrslly and
justly. ana none OF these appfehensions need he
entertained. Is he then entitled 10 NO credit e.,
his craftsmanship? Or can our correspondent, ms
an intelligent. thinking, reasoning American, he.
eve him culpable in doing iha, which truth and
good faith demanded. and which, had i, been lr(t
undone, would have subjected him. and with sound
reason. to that very denunciaiion that the Federal
press bIindly bestow upon him al all times and
under ali circumstances fsa4i F1s.l'0i l-Ir1
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From Back wood'd magazine.
HONOR TO THE pIOIrcI


though clouds o'crcast our native skv.
And seem to dim the sun
we WIZ not down in laneour lie
VT oecm the day is done;
me rural arts we loved before
NO less wen cherish now:
ana crown tho banquet. as OF yore.
with Honor TO tho Plough
In these fair fields, whose ncaceC,I .Dou
-, 10 faith and hope are given.
we III seek the prize with toucst toll
no Ifave the rest to Heaven
Wen grid us to our work like mon
Who IN holy VOW
And If in j,y we meet again.
Give Honor TO the Plough
Let Art, arrayed in mario power.
- with Labor hand in hand
90 torth, and now in peril's hour
Sustain a sinking land.
Yet never Sloth uDneTve the arm
,,O Or Fear the spirit COW;
ineso words alone should work charm
All Honor TO the Plough.
The heath redress, the meadow drain
The latent swamps explore,
nnu Ger the long-cxpecting plain
~, Dluusc the q'ickeuing store:
'nrn fearless urge the furrow deep
UP TO the mountain brow,
ara when the rich results you reap,
GIVE Honor 10 the Plough
SO still shall Health by pastures o,,ccn
And oodJing harvcsts roam
ana 81 behind her rustic screen.
onsll virtue fnd home
Hpu wh le their power the muses. build
e., oenea the ueighboring boug oh
onaIi mlny a grateful verse be filled .,
WIN Honor to the Plough.
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CHAocS.-Spiendid double stitch Brogans al
y per pair-240 pairs just received at the New
York Boot nd She Store
Boys,s extra heavy Brogans a CO. and Go cents a
pair-loO pairs received aud for sale at the Ne W
York Shoe Store.
Youths Biogans at IA and 60 cents-is0 pairs re.
YOUTHS Winter i}onts at rs cents pair; no such
bargains in Youths Boz AN be found only at the
New York Boot and Shoe Store.
mems thick Boots at 81. s.; all who want thick
boots, can get prime quality for Si.75 only, at
Mems Kip Boots. at S225, a few cases only left
0 cases Mems Kip Boots, extra size.
do Womens Grain Bou,s.
case Mems prime Elastic Over Shoes
doz Gents Sporting Hats
do Buys Caps, very cheap
. do Mems Fur do do
me above IS part of an invoice which are open.
ing tins morning, and which we can sell less thai
the manufacturers themselves, and less than tbcw
arc 10 be iound at any other place south of NeW
iork. Az VINO wish to purchase by the case or
PAIR would do well to call at the New lrk Boot
am Shoe store, next to the Farmers Bank,
Main street, Norfolk j. H. GREGORY
Dec ~
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From Wilson, s,arbird s. smith,

n = -, L0uisviIIc, Feb. 49, 1916
DR.. Smith--Dear Sir: About two weeks ago vc
bought TWO gross of yonr Indian vegctat lc Sugar
coated piiis Though business is dull here a, This
Tune, set we have sold them all. You will p'easc
send us ten g'oss through Mcssrs Lawrence &
Reese o, your city, who will forward them TO us
via Pittsburgh Yours resnectCnilv W va
WILSON, STARBIRD & SMITH
ounce iI9 Greenwich street, (arge brick block y
Gy- Always ask for the Improved Indian vegeta,
10 And sec that G Bcni Smith is ,yri,ten with
Il pen on the bottom of the box
u H. HElNlFSH Portsmouh, Agent Tor this
i'r we State Dec 81 6m
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FINE STOCK OF CI.nrIIInn

'I'HE subscriber wishes TO inform tho co,nrn,ri.
lot Of Goods, as follows: - g" "e"
B'ack Cloth frock Coats, bes qualiiy-Back gu
sin,ss Coats-Black Cashmere Pants-P;l"f CT
Coats and Pants--Bltck AID Fancy Satin ycs,s
SHIRTS OF every description, &c. &c.-and tbtv aro
nifty. '' 'onH1u-
Givc us call we will be glad to sec YOU. and
YIN use Our utmost to do the thing which Is riobt
wy GOODS cannot b. surpassed in material or
" np' safe manuactory, Philadelphia, and ar.
'"e up ~ INC latest style, and IN the bet order
CAV at the Portsmouth Arcade.
Jan J. NJ. MILES
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'o'V7"'' II" ''Ie C5tTy OF TIC
BAPTIST CHURCH.

YIN FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS of the pres-
ent week. in series of Experimental, Lectures on
the Hunan Soul, giving the RArIoxAtE of SPELLS
Charms, Fluctuations, and those sin guar states de-
nominated Trance, Somnonbulism, Spectral Illusion,
Dreaming Insanity Second Sight &c. the Musfe.
RES WHchcrqft and Ghosts; the wonders attribu.
teo 70 Tue power of Eachantmenf the Iaiisn,an and
Amulet of the Ancients; the Miracles, of The Nor
mon; the pisions of the French Prophets and S,oe
denoorg'dns, together with various other extraord-
nary phenomenas which have been considered az,
pfrnaf"rdi or shrouded in impenetraJle mystery
10 commence at O'Clock, p. NJ. Tickets %
cents-to be had at the door, as above Jan 70
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THE LAST EEASI,

~ last Temperance Address of Mr. JOHN b
COUGH in this community will he dci;von =,
THIS EVENING, In the Baptist Church Those of
.noSr'lzens who have not cmhrac ed the opportun
and Pathos, would do well not to let this (the l.,
chance slip from them. '''
Tickets OF admission, 10 cents-,o be he d at the
Drug stores OF Messrs Waits & Hunter School
field & Co., at the Book Store and atthe Church
Door. THE SECRETARY.
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AMERICAN HERoisM.-At Tampico lately a
hie broke "ni IN The upper part of The town-ihr
night was dark and clnudy-all tbouuh, il was :.
signal On the par, of the Mexmans tn commence !,
mo'ny. when young passed midshpman Ladd of
the navy, proceed In the scene. On his arrival.
ne saw the house developed in flames and upon
the very top Of The house. beautiful Mexican
enl. He, amidst the flames and snoke, succeed
ed IN gaining The top OF The house, and with his
prize lowered himself safely To the ground with a
rope.
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CUSTOM HOUSE. +,

Norfolk, 26th December, 1876
SEALED PROPOSALS arc hereby invited Co.
~ supplying RATiONS and SHIP CHANDLERY
70 me Revenue Vessels emf yed in this District
for the year 1877. Tic offers are renn,rcd e. "
naie agrrcabiy TO form OF schedule which vii,
be shown az this Office, to be addressed to the Sec
for Rntions and Ship Chandcryand viii ho @
on the 10th Of january next 10 "Pe"'o
The ration to bc furnished, for which q seo,rato
oher should be made, will be as follows, viz
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VOICE FROM KENTIrCky

nave bren H'cted with dysrcp-ia i'm the mot
nggrnsS'ea 9,m for three Years past an found
NO icl'I ootll uscd Dr. q. BENZ Smiths improved
said v.lushle pills. am entirely cuTcI they are
general remedy. j. X IEENAN
Paducah Ky, Nov. 10, lS45
we certify to the above facts. Dr. Smith,s Pills
arc university esteemed in this vicinity
HODGE, GIVENS & CO. Mcrchants
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LAST GAIL FOR TAX E3.-Ail
II II Persons VINO are yet Indebted fur TOW TAX.
rs, are respectfully Informed that INV dutv ia i'm,
PeratIve ~ the matter. ano shall he compelled TO
'cVy on h"lr goods aud chatiels if they are NJ inn
mediaely settled. The B arI of Trustees will
show no lcnity tn me or my surctics and Ionk for
a prompt settlement carlv in January all will
therefore, see the necessity ] a,n under to adop,
stringent MEASURES to make my collections and I
trust that each will promp iy meet their liabilities
hcreOy r'llc"lng me from very unOlcasaut duty
WILLIAM PORTLOCK, To,cn Collector.
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FROM the Blue Hens Chicken, (Dcl,

We call The atten'i of Our readers Il, ITO COR
uhcatc OF Rev. s. Williams. Pastor OF the Ia, Ia,
ms church y itsburgh. in relation to Dr. SIN 'th,s
tbs. we can ourselves be ar testimony 10 the ex-
cciencc of these Pills. of Us having used them
ana experienced great relief from them,
me above is the best paper in the State of Della.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-12
To THE PUBLIC. -The s1nscri1er Iakcs

ITO THE PUBLIC. The Subscriber takes
this method of INFO, ming his friends and the
public generally that he int3nds leaving this ser
ton of the county for the South during the co m
ing year he will therefore, and after the Il OF
},nuary, isa7 ctose has Books and d. entire Cash
Business. He intends (nutw ,thstandin01 ke,n1nr
up his assortm ut until his Departure and pied gcs
himself to all thpse who may favor him with their
u-tom 10 sell PURE, WELL SELECTED Ann
CHEAP GROCERIES,. He is decrmncd to sell
City. los RlIISni
Dec k2-ts
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-12
From Me.srs. Bulls AId., g,

i1luisviTFr, Ky, Feb. 10. 1916
DR.. G. BENZ. Snith--Dcar Sir You viii nirasc
rcho US Twelve gross of vour valuab'. Pills From
present indirat3n' we shall sell large amount of
them We lind that they go vrrv quick, &C.
Your friends, RIjIJ ALDEN
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-12
TO THE LADIES

M NJ Ill EHEAD would respectfully inform
1VI the Ladies' OF Portsmouth and lie y:;n;, ~
mat she has entered into the business of CORSET
MAKING, in all its various branches, and She 80
spared to please those who may favor her with .
call, She has taken the house formerly OCCUPIED
b' Mrs fitzpatrick, on Middle street. second door
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