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DEARi4Y WHITE TEETH.-(ARONIAT.
a ~ ROSE TOOTH PASTE. )-Thosc who value
handsome teeth, this Tooth Paste will be fund
very valuable, it gives pearly whtcness to the
teeth hrmness to the gums fla GRANGE to the breath
and stops the progress of decay.
Also, Perfume Extracts, for Handkerchiefz
RoussePs Cologne, Bears Grease, Soaps, SC
Dr. santos Superior Tooth Powder, approved
ana used by Dentists, generally. The genuine for
sale only at the Drug Store Sign Of the BIC Mortar
Nov 10 CHAS. III. HEINITSH, a rent
SUPERFINE SWEET OIL.-Just received
- fesh supply OF Superior Sweet Table Oil
(pertcctly pure, no adul,eration o mixtutcl
FRESH JUJUBE PASTE,-French and a supc
rior article. For sale the Drug Store Sipn of The
big Mortar. CIlAS. ii. HEINIrSH, 4 gent.
Nov 10 -
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T WILLS, Wholesale Grocery and Commits
- sion Store, Commerce street, Norfolk Va.
yNILLIAM REID, Wholesale and Retail
w Hat and Cap Store, cast side Market Square,
Norfolk, Va.
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{ ILLS, OILS. OILS.-We have lust received
- large and full supply of GOOD LAMP Oils
I Ig as P9rc Bcachcd Sperm, Refined Lard and
whale. We hoVe three different kinds and at the
i0iowing prices per pint, Is, l24, and Q cents.
Inosc wishing excellent Oils will do well TO rive
u ga call, at the Drug and Chemical Store Sign Of
'nS bIg Mortar CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent.
,p51 also, another supply of Pure Linseed Oil
f st;. on Pre- tghue Lend, TUptnnc Parasites,
Windo'o Glass, Pure Chrome Yeiicly and Green &C.
which viii be sold at the very lowest prices.
Jan ID F@'
SIX TR INK S From Macintosh mad all we'll
those Goods can now be supplied.
70 Pairs line Morocco thick sole Buskins
% do do do do Tie ~ '
90 90 p 90 do do 90 hansel lined
% DO Bronze do do do do
2O DO Misses Morocco Buskius thick sole
30 do do do Ties do do
10 do Mcrino Cloth Caters
Bc'idcs many other fine Goods from that unri-
vailed manufacturer.
New. York Boot and Shoe Store, next to the FAR
ncr's Bank, Main street J. II. GREGORY
Jan 3
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-03-04
RooKs FROM HARPER & BROTH

I'D ERS-
Myrtis, with other Etchings and Sketches. bv
Mrs. l.. H. Sigoutney. -
History of the Thirty Years War in Germany,
IRA from the German of Frederick Schiller,
by Ecv'd. A. j. w. Morrison, NJ. A.
Nos. Ia and us. Pictorial Shakespeare.
Nos. 10 ami III, Pictorial England. For sale by
Nov 90 w III n 7UODcFS &, 20
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-03-04

STOY ES, STOVES, STOVES!-Ibavo ON
- hahd IA good many secondhand Stoves some
OF thcin are as good new, at about half price of
new Also some of the most beautiful Air-Tight
parour Stoves that have been seen about those
dIggins Coffee Mills for 81! cents; Coal ScutIes
variety; Box Mills at gu cts Cinler Shovels al
ia; do 20, and do 37a; Tin Roasters at S rs to
rs W; Stoves as low as SS3 %, and every other
DANIEL S. CHERRY,
Under Old Dominion Office
p. S. Pots, Kettles, Spiders, Ovens and Andirons
for sale above. Oct 81
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-03-04

4 NOOD AND CHEAP LAMP OILS-We
- have again received another large supply Of
I'ure Sperm. and other good Lamp Oils. We have
lour different kinds, and at the following prices
per gallon, Is, 50, s LOO, &c, or per pint 9 cts
II ~, and purcst Sperm l5l. These Oils have
been long and sufficiently tried and are &C nowl
edged To be very excellent. For sale al the DruU
Stole, Sign of the Big Mortar
Oct % CHAS II HFISJTSu krcr+
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-03-04

4 ERTAIN CURE FOR Piles BARNES
~ PILE LOTION. This Lotion has been used for
several years past, and has universally given salts
action Many persons who have been 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
ana get pamphlet respecting it, The Genuine
Tor sale at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
Sep is CHAS. II. HEINITSH Accent
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LIANT ASPARAGUS ROOTS.-Wc are.
= dm!y expecting large supply Of GIANT AS
pAkAGUS ROOTS, which will be in fine crlcr-.
Persons wishing supply will please leave Their
orders at the Drug store, Sign Of tho Big Mortar.
FEB CuAS. II. uENITSH, Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

| ANDING THIS DAY, 10 boxes Goshen
~ Chccse--37 casks Goshen Cheese
100 whole and half boxes RaIsus
90 or and eighth kegs Buckwheat
10 bags Ginger. Pepper and Alspicc
bbl Nutmegs
so bags Rio aud Java Coffee
10 kegs goshen Butter
% boxes Starch
% bbls n. T.. Rum
10 do Baltimore Whiskey
90 boxes Smith and Dalctts Candles
10 6bls Mountain Flour
90 packages Guupowdcr ond Black Tea
100 hgtts Hill and Mann's Tobacco
l3D do Jones s. Sons lbs aud SIS do
For sale by JOSIAH Wills
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}. q: FRAETAs & co,

~ IFV' Z fIIFtCE StTfeI, IfEtD FOTE.
q fANSEE DoopJE is published in New York everv
" WurL4y m'rnlng, aud will be mailed to countr '
IN time to arrive at ,s period Of dest{.
Dec Is ." VIC ivy
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-03-04

SUPERIOR CATSUPS. A fine article o
- Walnat and Tomato CATS UPS. Also Pcppc
sauce Of superior quality For sale o. the
MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
OctiD Corner Of hi IN and Middle sts.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-03-04
SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES AGAIN
- .RICARDO'S PALNIA CHRISTI POAIAI 4 ne {,

The proprietor of this aud beautiful prepare.
ration, confidently recommends il as having mn
equal an the 'corld, for impartng beautiful, soft
and glossy appearance to the Hair, promoting the
grown and preventing il from falling out
Also, The CORAL OIL OF CIRCASSIA for
bcautliying the llair,-both of these prepa atoms
can with the utmost confidence. be recommend
cd to our customers and the public generally, par.
tcuarly to the Ladies' as be nr The hest art;cIe in
use, for the purpose stated. The genuine for sale
at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
also, KoSE LIP SALVE, very superior article
Dec ID CHAS. II. HEiNITSH Aren't
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TERMS OF THE Old DOMINION, (wEEKLy.)
One copy 81 per year--by Mail.
BY the Carrier, So so.
St,To be paid in advance.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-03-04
SUPERIOR SEIDLITZ d SODA pow

SUPERIOR SEIDLITZ d SODA pow
~ DERS-We have just received full and fresh
supply ct SElDLITT AND SODA POWDERS.
These different kinds universally acknowledged
to be the best manufactured, and far superior to
any others. They are therefore recommended with
confidence to Those wishing pure and excellent
article of Scidlitz or Sode Powders For sale at
the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar.
Aug Is CHAS. III HEINITSI A gent
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-09
IA do pulling under afterwards.
IL 10 taGa thapo M

DO 10 lake lnem up.
His specification was deficient with re-
gard 10 soil, quality of seed, what kind, and
how much manure. which the Com. regret
as il does no, furnish all the Information nee
essary in order 10 be benefited by his expe-
ritn
MIR. Job Lane, who received the I'd premi-
um on carrots, raised them on land which
had been in carrots 5years. He applied on
l-2 acre. nine loads OF manure from his sheep
sheds. On the 9TH of May plowed and rid
gcd ii 16 inches apart, sowed the white kind
at the rate of2Ib per acre; commenced wee
ding as soon as the plants can be distinctly
seen. Amount OF labor.
Flowing and preparing the ground: l2
day with team.
Sowing one half day, wedding four and a
bali days.
Cd wedding 4 days. and s days 10 take
them up,
Crop. 372 bushels.
He says, he had his drills nearer in '46,
than he had ever had them before, and the
plants thicker. but would now recommend
not 10 have The drills less than 20 inches. Is
Of the opinion that the orange is preferable
10 The white, as 10 qualify, but is satisfied by
actual experiments that. The white will yield
~ pei lioIC, tuu COiiltS 10 TIE CODclu
sion that the white is the better OF the two, to
raise. Your Com. report that The applicants
for premiums have not been more definite in
there statements. for they consider il is of
The utmost importance 10 The agricultural
community that, there mode Of cultivation in
every particular should be given in order 10
receive that benefit which was designed BY
the managers. Ii appearcd by your Con.
that there is Too lille attention paid in pre-
pairing the soil for The reception of the seed.
Once blowing is believed preferable 10 more
in most cases If done with The view Of rul
verizing the soil as much rs possible, in
stead OF The quantity TO be gone over in
given time. Were every farmer or neigh
borhood 10 have roller (and use il,) ii is
believed that there might be less quantity
ofseed sown and ye. have more plants grew
ing BY compressig in rEcearlh aboutihe seed
which causes it 10 vegitaie and grow, which
if left as theharrow left it, a considerable
quantity remains on The surlace TO sprout e.
Gle or 10 be taken up by the binds, and the
surface is left in much smoother state Than
otherwise would be, which is respectfully
submitted
For The Committee,
&C. RICH.
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From the Boston Traveller.
GIVE Ne tLgs GIsils Of Com. haihsI.
BY MRS. A. B. EDMOND.

GThe above words were the last feques
Of an Irish lad 10 his mother as he was dy
ing from starvation. She found three grain
in a corner Of lis ragged Jacket and CAV
them 10 him. Il was ali she bad The whole
Family were perishing from famine.
Give me three grains of corn, mother,
Only three grains ofcorn.
Ii will keep the lilIe life have,
Till the coming ofthe morn.
| am dying of hunger and cold, mother;
Dying Of hunger and cold,
And half the agony OF such deaih'
My lips have never told.
/, has gnawed like q wolf at my heart
mother,
A wolf that is fierce for blood,
All the livelong day. and lie night beside,
Gnawing for lack OF food.
dreamed Of bread in my dream. mother,
And the sight was heaven 10 see;
woke with an eager furnishing lip;
But you had no bread for me.
How could look 10 you. mother,
How could look 10 you,
For bread 10 give 10 your starving boy,
When you were starving, too?
For read The famine in your cheek
And in your eye so wild,
And fell ii in your bony hand,
As You laid il on your child,
The Queen las lands and gold, mother,
The Queen has lands and gold;
While you arc forced 10 your empty breast.
i skeleton babe % hold
A babe that is dying ofwant. mtlhcr
As ! am dying NOW.
Y iIl Il Shaslly 'ooh in is sunlcn eye,
And famine uron Us brow.
What ms poor Irel ard done, moIller,
What has roor Ireland done.
That the world looks OF and sees Us s!aIvc,
PeriShing one BY one.
Do the men of England care mother
The great men amd The high,
For The suffering sous OF Erin. ls'e;
Whether They live OF die d?
There is many Il brave heart here, mother.
Dying Of want and cold,
While only across the channel, mother.
Arc mary that roll in gold.
There are rich and proud mtn there
mother.
u lib ondiOus wealth 10 view,
And :lie bread they fling 10 their dogs TO
Would give me life and yop!
Come nearer 10 my side mother,
Come nearer 10 my side.
And hold me iondly as You held
My father when he died.
QlicA. for cannot see you, mother,
My breath is almost gone,
Mrrhrr! dear mother efc die,
Girc M 'hree grains OF com!
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-09

At the discovery of cnnudrum swindIe,
at the Tabernacle in New York city, lately.
one Of the taken in mounted re lcb. and
exclaimed:
Why are we like chAmelon =
Give tup' was the general shout.
because we come in green and go out
done bro,rn.'
Good = shouted all and another wretch
exclaimed
Why do they not allow butter to prison
ers p
given mp Of course.
Because they are afraid thoy will break
cut
-. 0, that's too Humorous to take the pus.
any how. were tbs responses to this brilliant
reply.
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i
To the Addison County Agricultural So
ciety:
Your Com. on field crops, in reviewing The
applicants specifications beg leave, 10 make
a more general report.
In attending 10 The duty assigned them, a
good deal oil unnecessary trouble might have
been saved, had The applicants complied
more fully with the regulations of The mana
gers, Mr.. Hamilton of Bridpori, says the
land where he raised SO b. and IL q. OF Wiz
ter Wheat per acre, was in as MANFRED in a
niddling manner and planted TO Corn, piow-
ed once in the fall, and 2 b. seed wheat per
acre, whole expense not including use Of
land when ready Tor nine dollars and fifty
cents
Col. Samson of Cornwall, who took the
I'd premium on Winter Wheat, raised ii on
stony gravel, MANFRED, three acres aud &C
rods in AS, with one hundred and FIVE loads
OF stable manure, and planted it TO corn.
Sept. 1lIh plowed once. dragged in b. Of
seed, and had from the same 1873 b.
Mrs. Munson Pendeton OF Whiting, Mr.
Charles Howe Of Bridport, each presented
specifications Of a crop oil Winter Wheat the
iormer on new land. had 43 % b. per acre.
and the latter on old land after corn, 81 b.
They had no samples and their specifca-
lions we're 100 deficient and reeecit d. by lie
Cjm,
MIR. A. Smith Of Addison, who received The
first premium on black sea Wheat, Sc b. per
acre, raised ii on land which has been used
for cornfeld for forty years. never having
been mowedor pasiured during the time;
was in corn in As and literally MANFRED
In The fall, manfred again. and left in small
heaps. Early in April '46 MANFRED and
spread, and Plowcd under, and on the 10Th
sowed one and half b. seed, which he
thinks sufficient Best lime 20 sow when
The land is in good condition.
Mr.. Armon Needham Of Whiting, raised
10 b. per acre, ofblack sea wheat after corn
rlowed once and deep. Mr.. A. Smith who
res eived The first premium on Corn, raised il
IN land which had been cropped four fyears in
'ucccssion, without their being any manure
used during The tim. Soil, black muck
-ab soil clay; plowed the land the last OF
Nay 46; riged il north and ouh, three feet
apart. Rows the other way Two feet, and
from four 10 six kernels put in hill. Seed,
Dulion variety, st ated in COperas. and salt
pelre water, rolled in plaster. Planted Too
shallow, for the season and did not come N
well. On the Sih ol June planted il over, &
tnOui tiC ISL VI July IIoNcu Out tHe rorn, q
hoed il once bit poorly. The Com all things
considered think, Mr.. Smiths crop an extra
ordinary one, for if it had come up well the
first lantinc, and had been properly cultiva
ted, The yield would have been much larger.
As il was he had 113 IA h, per acre.
Mr.. J. l.. ElIdridge OF New Haven. who
received the Cd premium on corn: raised il
on intervale land, moved in As. Cultivated
is follows:
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A sailor went 10 see jugpler perform hi,
lcgerdemiin tricks during the exhibition j.
fortunately happened rh,r spark of fire
tell iaio The apartment below amongst gun
powder, which blew up The wl:nle auditory
JACK was thrown into nciahburing cabbage
garden; when he GOT over his surprise and
found his iimbcrs all sound, thinking i, was
only d trick Of The iugglcr. md perfectly sal
isfed 10 see The whole out. exclaimed, This
IS Il strange fellow, wonder what he will d.
uelf1'
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-09

OLIVER REToRr. A servant girl in The
town oil A. whose beauty formed matter OF
general admiration and discussion. in passing
a group OF otiicersin the street, heard one Of
she's painted ,
Yes sir, and by heaven oulyr she very
qnietly replied. turning round wy
The officer Acknowledged the fore. If tho
rebuke and apologized. '' VI 'Ne
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-09

A tender hearted young belle remarked 10
her fair friend the Other day, Tint it seemed
cruel 10 kill SO many animals Just FOR their fur.
Only think she exclaimed, ih;riy-six pocr
squirrels put 10 death 10 make :. muff Tor us =
why. yes returned the other 4 never thor
Of it bclore.-How cruel! Why don't the.
monsters take their skins off ,rfkom killing
than p
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-09

a DuTcuTAN's NIsFoRruNr.-- Poor
Hans he bit himself with rattle snake. and
wash sick iato his he'd for six weeks. in te
month Of hugusi--and all his cry was Vdlcr i,
Fdter! And he could eat noiia' till he com
planned ofprinS "A liule peter so ash he could
stand up on his elbow ana eat a iltle tea
NuRboL
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-09

An lrishman in a store asked for pair of
silk glnVcs, and was told that the kind he
wanted would come to one dollar.
Oh my soul, how thin,' exclaimed Pat.
I'D sooner have my hands 60 barefoot all
the days of my life, than give ye that for
en-
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-09

a Sailors NORTON. A sailor attempted
10 kiss lass he met on shure. She biidied
up nddeciared he had insuted her; where
npon Jack exclAimed,-
We'll, that beats all I've been 10 sea
these twenty wears, and never knew a salute
called an insult afore.'
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-09

In giving geography lessons. a schoo,m.s
yer DOWN east asked boy What Stale do
; you I'VE IN : To which the boy draw led
misery VI "'' ana
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Had he complied with The regulations tf
lie Spriety. lie would ha,e receive dli he frsi
premium. J. n. Smith of Addison, whom
he Com. gave The first premium on Oats.
raised them or a stiff clay Sward; plowed in
The fall aud sowed from 10 b. Of black
oats per acre. One day was employed in
narrowing an acre, produced 20 bush
els.
Mr.. II. Bingham who took the first pre-
mium on potatoes, raised them with a slight
covering olstraw manure, plowcd in the
spring al an expense OF thirteen dollars and
fifty nine cents. Produced 256 b. Mr. Job
Lane who received the ID premium on po-
tatoes raised Them after wheat, used II loads
of long manure, planted 29Ih of April, hosd
twice, 5 whole days amount of labor on one
nall acre days. Produced 2GS b. thinks
The Boston pinkeyes, planted early, less La
Bile TO ROT. better for The table.
Mr.. J. Lane. who received the first pre-
MUM on one fourth acre of Sugar Beets,
raised them after wheat used 6 loads OF sta
bic manure, (plowed in the former manner, }
sowed two pounds of seed. the 9th Of May,
in drills l6 inches apart. Expense
To preparing the ground for SOW
ing, 12 day
do sowing l do
do first hoeing 3 II do
do transplanting l do
do I'd hoeing g do
do taking them up being
292 bushels 6 do
would not recommend OF having the
drills nearer than 20 inches, and that plants
should be from 10 10 II inches apart"
Mr., H. PIumley of New Haven, would
have been entitled 10 The first premium on
sugar beets: having he says, 324 bushels or
II rods of ground, planted in drills. if he had
given the Com. The manner of his cultiva-
ton.
Mr.. Truman Eells OF Cornwall, who re-
ceIved The first premium on carrots. raised
Them on land which was in carrots in AS.
having 445 b. being an excess over '46 Of IA
IL b. Ploughs in the fall manures in the
spring and plOughs again. He planted in
drills six inches apart, about the 18th of May
and the amount oclabor he says was for I-2
acre.
12 day blowing in the IaIl
1-2 do, hauling manure with Lime.
1-2 do blowing in the spring.
l-2 do narrowing and ridging with one
horse.
do planting.
do wedding first time.
2 do I'd
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-09

iOr by 81 IL b. being profit a: ihep e. MT
price o. corn Of thirty niue dollars Per acre.
r. +. Ford OF Cornwall. raised 81 b. Il.
IF marrow lai peas, on acre. Soil gravelly
liter " heat, SOW ed 2 b. per acre.
Mr.. II. Bingham Of Cornwall. raised after
wheat, on IL acres 3i5 b. Of Oats al :hr
ollowing expense:
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AGRICULTURAL.

For the Galaxy.
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WEBB, BACON IL co. orrER FOR SALE
w 1913 hhds Porto Rico !
&c do Cuba Mu,eovado
do Groin
60 do Orean. fSUGAR
100 packages loaf crushed, and powdered
Wooseys, stuarts and Lovering's
) G. G.: Z; JET. :.''' AoLAs.r'
325 bags Rio
300 do Laguayra
IS do ST Domingo
loo do Java fCoffEE
so do Maracabo
so do and u bbs p Rico
90 bags Pepper
do Pimento
eask Cloves
so bores Oranges
Boxes Raisns
100 boxes Sperm
DO Adamlniine .-
DO Talow SChNDLES
so DO and half bores IIuTs Patent
Brown and shaving Soap
so paekgs GunpowdeT and Imperial PAT superior }
20 d. PowchonK do iTEN
500 sides Sole leather, various qualities
Bales shoe Thread
1000 kegs Nails nd Brads
tons Blstered Steel
200 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt
10 tons Nova Scotia Grinistones
500 ueree- Lime
10 bbis Port
half pipes Madeira WINE
Barrels pure Cider Vinegar
90 Dbl. Tanners' Oil
10 do Lamp do
100 bbis North Carolina Gross HeunEs
Barrels do Shad
Nos l and MackereI in whole, half and or bb.
Barrels Tar; Rice
IS dOz Painted Buckets
so dOz Bro1ms
$50 bags Patent and Buck Shot
Bar Lead DuPonts Gunpowder Sapetre; Hons ndro Mad
ger 1ound Logwood CopPea; Alum; Chocolate; Brona ri.
Cotton Yarn, Lamp wief Wrapping Irvine window Cls.
aud iohisi Manufactured Tobacco, &c. NH "a