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A FAMILY PORTRAIT on rur ca
LILOQUY OF AN ARSEN,r pApETr,

r'"'SVf or AN ABSENT PARENT.
have gentle. pensivc child,
with calm and thoughtful brow.
no cons deli GIFTED o'cr the page
VI learning, even now
May years, long years OF bliss be hers.
=. And every day unfold
IIeasures of mind more rich and rare
IMAM gems of purcst gold.
have brioht-cycd. laughing child.
who knows no grief nor care,
But pas:cs on through life az though
All things were bright ani fair:
would that she might ever be
Happy and gay as now
nat grief might never set it's seal
upon that joyous brow.
have a son, a third sweet one.
Whose little childish wics
And mimic airs OF dignity
Win from us love and smiles
An upright, manly course be his,
And may that open brow,
When days and years have passed away,
tie Tree from guile now.
have another cherub hoy,
With glossy haxcn hair
ERNE.T in name, earnest in micn.-
Innocence and beauty fair
Are IN perfection mirrorcd there:
No guile, no vice hath he
Thus innocent aud pure God grant
Thou mayest ever be,
iney tell me oil an infant son,
Whose face ne'er have seen.
They say II hath its fathers image,
Without his care worn micn
May Its pure heart from care and surrow
Fen be as free each day,
AS when pillow'd on it's mother bosom
III sleeps It's cares away
And there's the wife-the mother fond.
!" hose guar dian angel care
Watches DER those cherished darlings,
win love as pure as rare,
Such as mothers alone can feel:
While invoking the best
Of blessings on those little ones,
May she in turn be best
My loved ones we are parted now,
When do you think of me?
When daylight slowly fades in even,
Then most think of yc;
When slumber closes each bright eve,
And stills each child like tone,
How tondly fancy turns to thee,
My cherished ones mine own,
But ah ! there is an aching void,
That group in scanning Ger
One seraph boy, a fret boz SON.
Meets with them there no more
God hath taken home to glory,
That swcetly budding flower;
Ere sin had mart cd its opening beauty.
II blooms in Heavens fright bower.
And if no more each little form
Shall greet parents eyes,
And if a dear familiar voice
10 mine no moro rcpliec-
lis sweet TO know there Is cline
Nhcrc ties no more are riven;
Ills sweet to know we'll meet again
In yondcr glorious Heaven.
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From the Blue Hens Chicken, tDel.)

we call the attention of onr reader. TO tie cor
uhcatc OF Rev. s Williams. Pastor of the Is, Eao.
nst Church' Pittsburgh, in relation to DR.. SIN this
Pills. We can ourselves hear tesin,onv To tbe cx
ccence OF these Pills on, of US having used them
aud experienced great relief from them
The above is the best paper in the State of De,s.
- -''
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L.
HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED To 6 A M
The quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
AnguStn, runninT in conncxion with the Richmond
and Petersburg Rail Road. leaves Wright,s wharf
Norfolk. every Tuesday, Thursday and S,turtIay
at b a. NJ for the above cities nd towns Passrn
gers eakiast on board the Aug sta and arrive az
Port Wal hall at hall past y NJ. where trains lca>.
! "inedIaely for ho'h Petersburg AMI Richrnopd
arriving at Petersburg by half past p NJ and
at Richmond about p. NJ, abnut TWO hours in ad
vance of the old James River Line and in Roat
unsurpassed IN her accommodations and the att.u-
ton oil her officers to the comfort of her
returning the passengers leave Richmond and Pc.
tie shurg every Monday, Wednesday and Fridav
at half past a. NJ. breakfast on boa rd the Augns
ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past r. M
IL VIII be pert eivcd from the above that tn
comfortable and expeditions line gives to persol .
visiting Richmond Petersburg on business tLe
prorunity Of transacting it and returning nv The
boat of next morning, be absent from, tbsir
homes single night only.
The Augusta will stop at the usual Iandinos m,
James RIVER to take IN and put out wav travel and
at any other points on the river where signal i.
made. 'H ' q"
The public may rest assured that ii is the dctcr.
mlnauon OF the Propiietors to keep up THE Line
permanently; an! to accommodate travellers h.
Petersburg and the Cities of the District of Colum
bia, IN the best manner and 8 the lowest rates
For further information tic kets or frcioht annlv
70 -, w: II GARNETP & Co
~ Is. The central position of the r. & p r
Depot In Richmond, and its tontiguity to the nrin
cphl Hotels, ond place OF starting of the Cars frn,,
the North and West, and the Canal Packets fnr
LYnchhur!s, adds the economy as well az H.
Convenienccs OF this Line. Oct
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From Messrs. Bull & Alaen.l

DR.. G. BENZ. Smiti-Dear Sir You viii nisas.
send Us twelve gross of your valuable Pills From
present indications we shall sell a large amount of
them We find that they go quick, Sc
Your friends, BUII & DEN
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NOTICE.

WOULD most respectfully inform the citizens
Il OF Portsmouth and its Vicinity, that have Ia.
ken the Store on the West side of Market Square
formerly occupied by Mr. Stephen James, as Gro.
Gerry where intend opening regular FAMILY
GEoCERf, where may always be found every
very best quality.
Persons having Groceries to purchrsc would find
1T to their advantage to give me call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as am determined to sell low
Tor cash. JOHN w. POLLARD,
West side Market Square
IAN oo Portsmouth, Va.
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Boreontown, N. j. Oct. 25, 1916.

AZ. CO. Borcentown, N. ]. Oct. % 1916
Dear Slr-Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
mas oeen IN the market some six or seven wears -
Inc rnlversa! celebrity which this medicine has
cameo over all others throughout the whole coun-
try' enough to convince the most incrcdulous of
inc great value of it, and encourage those who arc
SICK to try it. have long felt il INV dutv. and
wished for an opportunity to express TO Won m v
gratitude for the benefit have derived from H. /
nave been rescued from the grave and saved from
ihat most terrible disease, Consumption bv using
u. Last winter after | took bad cold i was from
Dleu WIN severe cough for several weeks so that
my aPpeute and strength failed me. was obi ged
10 give up my business, leave my bench and shop
mao All the rming symptoms of CONSUMPTION
s ss; as pans In the side, sweating nights, SC.
ui1u many KINDS OF medicine, but all in vain un.
I'll procured bottle of WI
DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
wnich' Dy faith and perseverance, finally saved nm
me- ana cured me entirely. have not enjoycd as
sooo heaith Tor twelve years past as do now
THOMAS BENNETT.
~ We arc personally acquainted with Mr.. Bennett.
INC pubic may rely upon the truth of his state
iheht' WHlTALL STOKES.
GEORGE PARKER
none genuine, unless signed |. BUTTS on The
wrapper va '''
,, BE careful and get the genuine DIR. WISTAR,S
bALSAh OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
SniesS signed by /. BUTTS. Address all orders 20
oEiH w. FOWLE, Boston. Mass
FOR sale by G. III. Helm TISH Portsmouth, Va
W. ~ % ~ Us, wholesale and retail Norfolk and
ny druggists generally throughout the country.
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TESTIMONY is NOW RECEIVED
FROM ALL QUARTERS OF THE GI0BE


'E'HE following letters are presented with view
OF more fully showing the opinions of Ply
swans wa IN relation 10 the Medical value of DIR
CHERRY "oT or WILD
DR. DR: Sw4YNE-. Dear Sir Having used your Com
syrup OF wild Cherry, extensively in my
"'ice'i was requested by your gent, DR. Crutch.
or, 10 express my opinion in writing of its proper.
aeJ as remedial agent, most cheer fully comply,
as Ieel by SO DOUG will discharge o debt o|
me community at large and Physicians in nar,ic
niar. AS much as | dctcst Quack Remedies AMI
rateht Nostrums, induced from failure of
.'c most potcrt expcctorants, recommended in our
materia mcdicas in some cases of DISEASED LUSes
w Wy your Preparation of Prunus Virginia or
I'LL, ,Lp oHERRY is sufficient to say that was so
.,uyn pieascd with the result of that and subse.
quch trials that now prescribe il in preference 10
az, o'da hemedtes where expcctorant is indica
Tho Iu 1ne much dreaded Pneumonia or Disease
Doa c lungs IN the alarming form in which ii APP
pearS IN kentucky, regard il as an invaluable
r rIL'tuy IN The treatment of that disease TO all
Inc t"o know me have said enough but as this NAV
" seen by persons out of the vicinity of Frnpkfoti
VIII briefly add. that have been engaged in an
am Rpnactlce OF my profession of II years, and
i; 10 eecguIaf Graduate of Trsuzylvani1 and this
70 70 toe hrst Patent Medicine ever thought enomyb
VI 10 express an opinion in writing.
J. II. ELLISON, NJ
"''"' - 1871. Franklin County XIV
,c Frankfort Ru. Jim I'M 1917
i Tue above certificate is from one of our Phys,.
v"a ias nvlng few miles from here he is doing a
10y good prac ticc, and is consider ed good pbysi
graduate. DIR. w + or i}TtuEpS u'@
~ G, Druggist and Apoihccary.
VT since the introduction of my article TO the
puIpuS, mere have number of unprinCip eh indi
WAS got up nost'uns, which they assert contain
ILp CHEsRY, some arc ca led " BALsAMs," /" BTT-
I; iths, and even SYRUP OF WILD Cherry, but mine
ini "o gnal and only genuine preparation ever
o ou3Ged 70 the public which can be proved by
.ne pubic Records of the Commonwealth of Penn
iyp"nn. The only safeguard against imposition
" see mat my signature Is on each bottle.
o. DR. II SWAYNE,
Corner of Eighth and Race sis, PhiladeIphi,
t,I Tot sale m Portsmouth by g. ". HEINIrsH. and
hlNG & TOY, Norfolk. Fsb S"'
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[Crom DR.. Singleton I

Smithland, Ky f, Feb %, 1886
DIR. G BENZ. Smith Dear Sir: Nothing has ever
been introduced that has sold go well and given
such general satisfaction, your Improvcd Indian
'egetabIc ~ ls Very respectfully yours
F.S SINGLETON
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HEIINSirTSii,S INCoMPARABLE sHA-

III EiNiTSti'S INCOMPATIBLE SHA-
II WING Lie UID From 5 to 20 drops with
strong iather ON the face, enders the skin smooth
and clean, and by the healthy action, removes
Plnples and bemishcs from the skin and being
ehurely Tree from saline matters it does not affect
Gte enge OF razors, as many of the shaving soaps
90 we can recommend the above Shaving Lii.
qu1 as being the very best article now in use
ihe genuine for sale only at the Drug St,rcs of
NJ; a; SANTOS, Norfolk, and CHAS H. Hell
A'iiSi', [fScht, portsmouth. Feb
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GROCERIES, 400 bbls and hbds Old Rvcord
~ Common Whskey
loo bbls NJ + Rum, Phila. Gin. NJ o. Rum, Bal
timore Gin and American Brandy
100 Or casks Port, Malaga, Teneri(fe Lisbon and
Madeira Wines '"1
COO bbls Supcrine Flour
on whole and half tierces Rice
100 boxes Bunch Rasins
200 do Candles. IS aud IS, part 10 arrive
foo GO soap, New York, Boston, Baltimore
and Newport
pipes Holland Gin
2oo boxes boxes Ground Pepper Ginger, Allspice and
500 sacks fine and coarse Salt
SUI bags Java st. Domingo, Rio and Laguyro
80 casks Cheese
rs packages fresh Tea
AIS kegs Nails, ell assorted
so bb!s Mess Pork
20 boxes and half boxes Loaf Sugar
hlso 10 arrive79 bhds New Orleans Smear and
~ hhdS new crop w. /. Molasscs, for sale by
req J. WILLS
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thew could sre to keep them ah1ar. One pmr
fellow came padding along "a in twn or three oars
under him. crying "u' thai his back was broken
Another Of the crew and myself GOT him On the
piece ct boat that we had hnId of; his Thigh was
broken, and he could not move his leys N, all
The second mate SOM after picked us up with his
beat, and so much had we heen engaged in l,nk
ing ont f,r ourselves that we did no, perceive
that one of our number was missinu
But alas II was tm found out Ue WAS
young man about seventeen years old and ,iid
not belong TO the boat. hui went in the ,,,ce ,r
the rnldship oars'nan. who was sick al the limo
The whsle fell directly ON him. and probably kin
ed him in moment.
with what feelings we pulled round and round
the spot where the boat was steven. unwilling To-
believe, even alter we knew there was no hume
and our shipmate was gone never more to return
Aud how silent we eded alongside of the shin
and hos'ed IN our ponr shir,naie now lamed for
life.
On! that some Of ihose people that look upon
sailors as little hetier than hrutes and who know
hllle or nothing of the kind feeling and glowing
aiieci"ns that are cunceal,d under their ronuh ex
teTiors. could have seen hat saw on board that
shp-even their hearts would melt and they
would md that II is not always the polished and
edncaied-the smooth faced and ha ndsonr man
that has the warmest heart or the most uene mus
feelings.
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Scan Mag. is the prevailing tnpc Of the town
tuday-he immediate subject being a trial now In
progress in the Oyer and 'rerminer. of a NIetbn
dist clergyman. named John Seys. far indecent
assaults upon one uf the ewes ur his fuck n Mrs
Elizabeth Cram. The trial excites great in,e,es,
especially amongst the denomination of which The
defendant was " a burnn' an a shinin' lipbt .,
and the pfosecutrx disciple on probation
There are funny tales tnld of both in the evi
dence adduced, and the lovers of scandal are on
Jnylng a feast of fat things in the Court room and
through the more latiiudina rian norton of tie
press. -Ledger's Nc. r. Correspondent.
wealthy young man from Virginia. about 81
years at age, who had just received portion of
his fortune IN The shape of s 1000, cash lost il
all a few nights since. al gaming table in Bali
more.
HORRIBLE MAssAcRE-The British Gov
eminent has lately received Information from
lis agents on the western coast of Africa of
Tightlui occurrence, which however in not su
novel 10 The annals of slavery A negro chief
having 2OOU slaves upon his hands. and bcno
unable tn dispose of them. had them all killed he
fore his own eyes. The French Government, bas
also been made acquainted with this horrible mas.
sacTe.
How TO DO TT" VIVA, pretty little child
that is" said The schoomas,er To- Mrs
" IL sc"nnienance is SD expressive Why. madam
how very much It looks like yon!'' Our school,
master SAID he never had better huardinr place
after that.
u dried peas. either for soup or eating whole
nIr soaked TILL they begin To veyetaie, (abuut two
oays') lhey VIII taste as well green peas.
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
10 be had at the Gun ESTABL LSKlTE.yJ Il,

portsmouth.
- the subscriber is determined to sell ncrsnps
- IN want of anything in my line NAV rest as
s"rcd that the subscriber will not be under cold
nor under worked. Every article in the Spo, FIN O,
Lane always on hand and mind am not In b,
under-sold Thankful for past favours I respect.
i"iiy request continuance OF the same, as no OK.
crhons on my part shall he spared to please those
Mh" may favor me with their custom as I assure
tie public il ia not all talk and no cider but
lntcnd TO do Just as say So for bar gains stop al
thc sign OF the Mammoth Gun, High street ono
door East OF the Old Dominion Office
- ~ j. A. SPALDING
n. b; The highest cash price paid for old Cop
rl l- enu nIaaS. Jan 9
HURRA FORT AS!-This is to info, m
the Public Of Portsmouth, Gospprt. Newtuwn
ana the surrounding country that am still AT the
oLD STAND and just as ready and willing 10
accommodate them, ] when | first com.
menced; and take this method of communicative
u Them my unic gncd thanks for the very liberal
patronage extended TO me Outing the past wear
ana "ond solicit a call from those who have called
bci"re and particularly inform those who have not
yrt caIl-d that CAN SUPPLY many MORE
suall i"r the succeeding year be equally as
prompt ana punctual in my business as was last
y, ar. in " ~
COPPER, TIN AFD SHEET IRON WORK.
a CONSTANT SUPPLY OF
STOpES, Of euery Pariety and Pattern
always on hand, which, with every article in NV
hne are sold cheap for cash
DANIEL S. CHERRY,
Jan Under the Old Dominion Office
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ILLS, OILS. OILS.-Wc have Just received
~ Il large and full supply Of GOOD LAMP OILS.
I , as PGrc Bieachel Sperm, Refined Lard aud
WnaIc' we Eavt three different kinds and at the
iohowing prices per pint, I6, I25. an / cents -
lhose - ish'nc excellent Oils will do we'll to give
us cal, at the Drug and Chemical Store, Siqn of
the bi% MorIar. CHAS. II. BEINITSH, Agent.
~ Also: another supply If Pure Linseed OH.
F f o. Pre- Jphte Lead, Ttyptntine. Yarais6ss
r,"Go'o Glass Pure Chrome yeitosy and Green &c.
Ian II P
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For SMTITHEIEID-

The new steamer Fa,c,,
~ In will, until further notice,
LssSS ss1s:s..Is.s.,r make Three Trips week
between Norfolk & Smith.
field leaving Myers wharf, Norfolk, every Tnes
day, Thursday and Saturday. at O'Clock, A. M.
returning leave Smithfclh every Monday, We'd
mes ay and Friday, AT O'clock A. NJ
Passage $l-Freight at the packet rates
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NEW BOOKS. The Emimrant h., S;r r..

~ els Il. Head, Bart " @"
Inc Useful Arts, considered i'm connection with
we apPlcauon5 Oi Science: with numerous En-.
cravings by Jacob BIelow, Md
=, farc" a INSTRUCTIONS; Guide TO Wisdom and
virtue, Designed for young persons of either SEX
Physician :" Nv
Tie Jnvcni'c Companion and Fircside Reader
consisting OF Historical and Biographical Anec
Blake, ID. d. " - L.
The Life and Surprising Adventures Of Robin
son Crus"e, with biographical account of Defoe
Illustrated with fifty characteristic Cuts
r. Inc Uso OF The Body in Relation to the Mind. by
George Moore, NJ. D. '' ~
BcHncnamP, or the Error; a novel, by G. p. r.
:, Fortescuc, novel; by T. Sheridan Know!es.-
FOR saic ny v II. H. HODGES & co.
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MlSCELLA N EOUS.
GoRDAN's LOTTERY oFrICF

GoRDAN'S LOTTERY oFFICE,
East side me Marked
10 all who are in want of a f,,i tune. Now il the
thn FP'cnoid Scheme is offered for to-day, in
alexandria Lottery, Class No 6,
Drawing received Thursday Morning.
- rs Numbers-1t drawn Ballots
Capitais,- $50 900, 600. 500. Oss, 10 of 900
ne tickets only $5-Shares in proportion
tickets tobe lad at JNO u GORDAN,S
nv, Lottery and Exchange Office Norfolk
where the HIGHEST premium is paid for Gold
silver, and Specie Checks poh O
EXCH ANGE ON New York and baltimore in
~ sums to suit purchasers can be had at
- e JNO. ID. GORDAN'S,
Dcc "-u Lottery and Exchange Office
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I'M, COGNAC BRANDY.-75 bbIs pbi,aJoi.
u Phia Brandy, FOR sale low by
NOV y JOSIAH Wills.
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{ ALL AT HODGES d. co.'s. ROCK
- AND VARIETY STORE, if you wish to pr,r
chase any of The New Books published They sell
hnokS at Publishers prices. Among the uumbe,
lately rcre.vcd they have
The Flowers of Fable
Lyuon, Bart. " e'
Hution's Book of Nature
Pictures OF Early Life
L. ID. ''''''' L.
Evenings al Home; or, the Juvenile
Sudget opened. by DR.. Hickn & Mrs Barrauld
Nos l29 and 30 Pictorial Sha kcspeare
No. Is Pictorial England J,r, e
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{ LIANT ASPARAGUS ROOTS.-we are
y - = daily expecting large supply of GIANT AS
pAkAGUS ROOTS, which will be in fine order -
Persons wishing supply will please leave their
ornerS at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar.
FEB CHAS. II. HEINIrSH, Agent
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=
BO RIDING HAHS
PRO BONO PURTJCO

~ suI'sc srlher would inform the citizens of
Portsmouth that he has at al, times an, band
at his Store East side of the Market
FRESH BOLFED MEAL
war; anted fresh and sweet, direct from his Mil
Also on hand gooi asso tinrnt of G. ROCEPiEs
which he will sell at small advance from cost Tor
CASH only M coDy o'
~ Is. Meal will be furnished at the MI Inni do
ivered al any part of the town fl &c from dravao.
III Quantities not less than ten bushels
Jan nr ~
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FINE STOCK Of CIOTHTNC

Elm STOCK OF CLOTHING
u NHE Subscriber wishes to inform the community
Il that he has just received, this morning, a new
lot OF Goods, follows
Black Cloth Frock Goats, bes qualitv-Black Blu.
slncss Coats-Black Cashmere Pants-Pilot Cloth
Coats and Pauts-Bl1ck AID Fancy Satin Vests
Shirts OF every description, &c. &c.-and they are
nifty.
tIlve us call; we will he glad TO see YOU and
VIII use our utmost TO do the thing which is ri chit
MY Goods cannot be surpassed in material or
Worknanshp: They are just from Leon Berp's
holesaie Manu'actory, Philadelphia and arc
made up in the latest style, and IN the best ordrr
. Call at the Portsmouth Arcade.
Jan \ + NJ narI rc
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1900 lbs Virginia and North Carolina cured
IcOO BAC0N--somc very superior Hams, for
saie Dy nj. CORY
feof East side the Market
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7h CASES BOOTS AND SHOES. bv the
~ sohr Victory. We are opening this nIor,,i,e,
ny 'hc Schr Victory another large and seasnu.hIc
assortment of BOOTS aud SHOES, which we ofI;,r
az Wnnl'snle and retail. The following is a part
~ cases Mems Winter Boots, of several different
10 cases Boys do do
do Youths do do
DO Womcn's Grain Boot.
Also few cases Gents SUPERIOR Can Roots
New York manufacture o''' ioo'S'
Aiso-I6 prs Lrdics fine Morocco Buskin..
Ncw YORK bo3t and Shoe Store, next the new
Farmers Bank, Main street
Jan 70 ]. III. GREGORY
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGED
MENT.
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD


Richmond, Petersburg, Fredricksburg, fpa.hingto,
and Alexandria
AEps-Esn Fare to Richmond aud
YA-jEAS Pete sburg, Is cents ONLY
60: :t-Sfss;P including meals
= eszzssssa.s Fare to lerickshure
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I1oKE AND GENUINE PREPARA-
iiONS.-Just received another SUNNY of the
following articles pure and genuine. from ibe hest
and most celebrated Chemists. "
Pure Su!ph. Quinine Iodine nura
Citrate Ferri & Ounine ! Uvdriod pt
Pure Pipcrine Purc MorrL;,o
NJ u.c Eiatetlu,n Pure Strvchine
nure 'crattld Fcrri Citras
rpoS. ammonia d.dc Ferri
Also, Castor Oil CAPSULES n anne, ;or a,,;ol
Ctopaiba and Cubcb Capsules For sale at the Drug
Store, Sign of the Biz Mortar 80 TX
CHAS. H. HEINITSH AGENT
Member of The Phiiadclphla COLLEGE, Of
Jan 20 Medicine, Phar macy and Chemistry.
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JOSIAH WILLS. Agent for tho sale or 7 y
~ Iripiett Sons Nails, keeps constantly on hand
q iuIi assortment, aud will supply the trade at q
low prices as an article of equal quality can he pur
ccivcd 500 kegs wei assorted No. OF
STOVES, STOVES, STOyES.-W;sb;no
- to clear out the whole of them, I will soil -,
reduced prices FOR the balance of the season ali
'ia' - no" on hand; Ca!l and look at them
WANTED,
VI, copper Bras, Pewter and Lead 70, which
VII give the highest ma rkct price
Jan ~ DANIEL S CHERRY
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-09

lust RECEIVING 30 bbls Superfine Flour
~ 20 bushels Irish Potatoes, Goldfish, Onions &C
LOT sale low by NJ. CORY.
REQ East side the AIarL ct
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-09

ANDiNG from scbr Mary Jane, 10 or casks
~ Cognac Brandy
case and % packages superior Gunpoyyd der and
Imperial Tea
10 boxes Woo!scy'= Loaf Sugar
. cases Goshen Cheese, case Backing
10 hbls Mackcrel, No. L. 2, and g.
Also landing from John Anderson and Sarah
Louisa, 3S5 kegs TIpetrs Nails, for sale by
Feb o JVJIrS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-23
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