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ALL .HEALIW< 3ALaAM


Is this invaluable treasure, which has don" more
during the past six months in relieving the above
diseases, than any other remedy in the world
This is no humbug, nor is any deception praali
sed, as the testimonials left at the office t,r
the inspection ofail who may wish 10 soc them
Over TIfREF THOUSAND PERSONS
Have used this great remedy in the eIr Of New
ork alone since the Goth of March last and no
compliant haa ever yet been IN ide CoHCnruIngit
e0lccts on The contrary, all who have ever ,!Se
il speak OF 1t in terms Of unc4na led praise, AZ
among the nu.nbcr OF Cases wnlch nave been tired
ed hv the Oioslonin are tn he n!nd navy ~.
THE MOST .2STntISiiLNH CURES
On record Read the folio wing, ana .",n bro:
your doubts ronreraing the efficacy ii l. ST "a PRE-
dy may he removed.
Mrs W,Ihy. the wife Off. Nibs ESQ. residing
at 1873 West 18th street, gwen up by lIc
two vi yscians who attended hcr. aud eff to dto
Every day WAS expected TO be her last tier
disease was pronounced cons 'mptiEt, ana curing
her sickness sle r,iscd very large Quantities ol
blood. Her cough was incCsSant. nrr we, NursS
and emacialion very great. Alter USING l,.r Oil"
saonlan, or All-llcalmg Basam, short time
she VAS entirely relieved, and Is nov attending,
70 her family duties about the honsc, where those
who doubt can call and see her II they lie! alii.-
Gle lily interested.
.iricmas RAYMOND, who resided dr-i0g his
sickness at $50 Madison street. but Has ,I.,c re-
moved to Providence, Il. l., WAS attended by
the best physicians in the city. Ihny attend
cd him The better part Of three months ana . tvc
up his case hopeless. They pronounced his
disease an ADccss or liberation of tue Liver,
aud Scruiua Oft the Lungs. They told him they
could not help him; and that he must die, rs !.i5
Lungs were entirely gouc. He had momstrou5
iu!noHr in the SIDE, which was opcncI and dis
discharged over three pints Of matter from TIN"
Liver, exactly resembling that raise! from IT,"
Lungs. lie was persuaded by his tiiuuIs TO
the O,Osaouian, and after using two bD!tiCS WIS
entirely restored.
We would refer all who doubt the authenticity
ofthis case to Mr.. Isaac Iobagh, :, Foriolt St,
VIII, visited Mr.. Raymond during lis sickness,
and was familiar with his treatment.
a HUNDRED CASES
ctu,ily as unpromisiug in their commencement,
have bcemcuced ct!octnHIIy by this great Remedy
Have You trouhlraomD Cough. Do goa RAISE
Blood: Are yot troubled with Asthma, of IUi
Guilty aud ahortuess Of Breathing; have yor ut
SwcalS; be cautious. DO not be Gcc.lv / Dc. ...
means you make use Of for rcliet.
HERE is THE REMEDY.
Sold in fiAton, by Wan forbvrt, ana DR.. II.
II Mitchell.
March 6, Ally
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July nth lS17-3m

10 Tie House formerly occupied by +. \,
Esq. next door to Mr. 5. S, Mahits stoic
opposite the Court House, where he will ,on,hn
to keep general assortment of boots and shoes o
the most fashionable style at very low prices.
THO%. & CROUCH.
7. S. Country produce taken in exchange
for goods. 10 Journey men Shoe * Boot ma
kCis, and 5 apprentices wanted ny tho 'n!s, II
Der. I. &C.
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Providence Mills, May Is, Al.
A cumberland Nails & Spikes.-ln store and IL
w. }sale wholcealo and retail, J. S. konnard
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q. Nv. AiNN.

q. ": EAiGEg,
No 81 market street Whining ton, Del.
Has now in store and offers at reduced prices
Bal ;)3l & F'ench Clio akin5s.
Polka style Fisd. s Bard. Coakings, all WOOL.
DmDrc stripe
Blk. x blue blk. Broad cloth "
Also on hand
Frne2h x Il5Isl / noes, sc.
French Mer noes, blue blk. s. choice colours,
Paramctta cloths, rohurg cloths,
Alpaca L.ustres SC. sc.
Those in want of Shncls & Scarf may expect
arglins, as he will sell very cheap, his
TetEerrl ShaWls, Cashmere Sar.s &c.
lie has had made to order lot Of
MUFFS s BOAS,
which will be disposed Of at manufacturers pri-
ccs.
Cloths, Cassimeres & Satincts,
still further reduced in price.
Eccry article Ia his line. So'd NJ the
VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES.
81 market street Wilmington.
Feb 10th 1876
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GROCERIES GROCER

GROCERIES, GROCER
Rio, Maraaabo, St Domingo and
Java Coffee.
New Orleans, Porto Rico brown, aud
double refined loaf Sugar
Also, prime article HEST India and
New Orleans, Noasscs
Just received aud for sale by
May Al BRowN \ MciNrInE.
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New Orleans Molasses, prime quality. just
~ received and for sale by
Nay ~ 4 Chandler
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STANTON 5 IN rERNAL Remedy
CAl LED
Hunts Liniment,


l. now rnivcrsaIiv Aforementioned 10 bc tho Tn.
tnllible Remedy, for Rheumatism. Spinal Alice
,;ons Contr,ct,or. ortho Nus,l., Snr, ,rbroo,
ard Onin.r Is,nos ora JIlc.rs Pain. in ,r,r
Rack and Chest. Acme in the Breos, and F,rr
T,oth-hcho S,,;ns Rru;e,e Sal, nI.rt,
Rurus Gram, Frostel Feet and all Nrrvous
Discat,g
Nr S,,,,o, Sir Soo;,o advertisement
or Il,n,,s J.,mmcn, | w,s indnrnd ,n trv ITS Of:
Go,e ~, ea, ,rhn h,a h,o, ,r,,Id ,y,,b a
lame I,cl, from m ;nc,,. and !, ;s With ,rr,,i.
ind, ho,r ,os, i,,,nn,, r. ~, ,,,an,arcl ha,lin,r
nroror,i,. Nv oh,iI ,rh, !, van, TO-, ,.,r, 81.
nrc is now in n Cir way Of rocoverv
you,s <,
DENAIOy e MCPHERSON
Poet or, rownors p,trn, %
7 oort;; MT | an, ,,rs,,',iI, ao,,,,i,t,d v.;,h
,bo ,bo,I ,,n,od ,hiId ,d MN, ,n r,,bor
y,n,ld he s,tc in sayin,r ,h,, he san j. ,Imosf
nah ~, w. nvIu,V
Novo,,Lors ,o,5 Don,, pns, AI,,,a.
NV Dear Sir:-I rocerycd yonr note Of W; Ter
dav, asking NV opinion in relation I, ,llits
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State ef lIarWlad Ceeil county SCI:

Sfdfe q EiGrgiR0d tetA county SCI: e.
U pom application made to me the subscriber
q one of the Judges Of the Orphans Court Of
Cecil county, by petition of Henry Dunmore, Of
said county, imprisoned for debts he is unable 10
pay, praying the benefit of the insoIven. Laws
of this State, a schedule of his property and Of
his creditors and debtors on oath, as far 8 he
can at present ascertain, the same being annexed
to his petition, and the said petitioner having
satisfied me that he has resided tor two years last
past, in the State of Mar, land, an" no. b. ins--
taxing the oath prescribed by the act Of 1919
chapter li0, and given bond with security st-
Gent for his appearance be fore the Judges ct &C.
ell county court on the first Tuesday in the next
October term ofsaid Court, and at soch other
time or times, as the said Court may direct, to
answer such Undergraduates and allegations as
may be made again him relative to his appli-
cation, and having complied with the reqnlsitluns
Of the Act oil Assembly passed al December SEES
sion 1925, entitled an act relative to lnsoivGat
debtors chapter 2uj, and the several supplements
thereto by cXcculinr a deed ofail his property,
real, persona! and mixed, toJas ID. Scott, APP
pointed by me trustee TO the said ticniy Dun
more, and the SAID Trustee having gwen bond
with approved security for the performance "i
the trust, and certified in writing 10 me that he
was in possesson Of 1.-The Estate OF the said pc
ton mentioned in his schedule, do therefore
order that the SAID Henry Dunmorc be- dlschaig-
I'd from Imprisonment, and that he give notice
to his creditors of his application Tor Tie bcheht
Of the iusolvCnt Laws Of the State OF Maryland,
and that the first Tuesday next, after the third
Monday in Oct ohcr next, is the day appointed
ior his appearance before the Judges OF Cecil
county Court, TO answer such nterrogatorios and
allegations rs may be propounded to him rela-
tive to his said applicaton That the said
notice be given by advertisement in some news
paper printed in Cecil county, once week for at
least three months before said first Tuesday in
the next October term Of Cecil county Court.
| Given under my hand this 18th day OF June
lS47.
ADRIAN CHANDLER.
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Funerals

Whsnev their services may be required
Persons engaging furniture from them
NAV rely upon having il well made and
VI good materials.
ROBERT MAESiBANk.
MATTHEW CANTN ELL
EIklnn June 27lh 40
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Sdeboards Centre Tables Secretaries
Bureaus Pier do Sofas
Oltonans Toilet do Book
Cupboards Mahogany Rocking chairs. Bed
=. ads ofall patterns, Plllared dining Tables &C
In short every article in their line, no
natter how stylish or costly. or whether
II be- OF Rosewood Mahogany, Cherry
n c"mm"n pine.
They willasn make collins ofalI kind.
AID allpnt
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= 3 l:r yAl:: RO ON
In E''ton by

EVE undersigned have established
themselves in Elklon, at The shop in"IHc
Hollow," formerly occupied by Mr.. Sim
mons. where they purpose preparing TO
order. and Keeping on hand all kinds o
Cabinet
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ECONOMY, UTILITY AND LIGHT!
Pine Oh & S)iar Llrl LanA
M B. DYoTT & KENT,
Lamp Manufacturers,

HAVE constantly on hand complete Hssort-
mcnt ofDYOTS Patent improved PINE OIL
LAMPS, whrch are superior IN construction :,
more simple arrangement and embrace improve
ments and advantages possessed by no other
Lamps, The est Of burning them does not eX-
cede one-halfof that Of any other light, and pro-
dnces light more brilliant than gas. The
lamps are so constructed that they can be burned
dry, when the wick is short The wick which
is consumed, being supplied with feeder undcI-
meath it. This arrangement keeps the oil al
ways pure in the lamp, and renders other clean
sing unnecessary, and the recent Improvements
penranc' and renders their management 50 easy,
that child can take care of them. They are
perfectly safe, and free from unpleasant odonf.
In addition to the above, we have l1rga and
hln.lsnnc assortment of DfOrS NEWLY M
PROVED SOL AN LARD LAMPS, great va
m"tY y patterns; Hanging Lamps suitable for
l,.r.H".. j is Fac orla-, .olgc Rooms. Hotels
u" i','.Ir StIorGs. and lamps it'll shades, de-
s.. g.. radu9 and tor every other purpose
w""r, lrght is req urci. hlniSon. rar''y Of
"ANDELAlR Us, BOUQUET HOLDERS,
and every article pertaining to the lamp business
Having every facility for manufacturing, we ara
prepared to sell wholesale and retail, as cheap as
any other dealers, and tie articles IRE warranted
equal III appearance, and superior III construction
TO any that can be procurcn elsewhere.
N. Is. Lamps, sc regt, silvercd, bronzed and
repaired in the best manner Old lamps OF eve
ry description altered to burn Pine Oil
Philadelphia, Sept 4th lS4T-3m
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Having learned the business in one
he large cities. they have brought wit.
hem all the arts of the trade, and are
prepared to makl the best articles, as well
as the cheapest, and as they do their work
hem-pIve :. and are under but light eX-
penses. they can afford to sell at lowc'
prices than the civ shops.
They make sucharlicles as The follow
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-07
Funeral Of Grn. Hammond.

The remains Of Gen Hammond ha wing been
brought home on Friday week last, preparations
were made for their inteIment on Monday fol-
lowing. with military and masonic honors On
MONDAY forenoon, crowds Of persons were coin.
ing into Milton FROM every direction. The
Military from Northumberland, Union and Ly.
coming counties, under the command Of Gen.
Green. assisted by Col! Watson and Capt Law.
son. together with the masonic brethren and
citizens, formed the largest funeral procession
that ever was witnessed in this section Of the
state We presume the number Of persons in at.
tendance. to witness the funeral, was not much
less then 1000. His rrmains had been brought
from New Orleans in zinc cofin. which was en-.
cased in a wooden one. The deceased was
highly esteemed for.his generous and manly quail
ties, and the lat tribute Of respect by such vast
coneonrse Of his friends an1 fellow citizens mnst
have been grateful TO his afflicted widow and
family. The death Of Gen. Hammond was not,
az had been stated. occasioned by any disease
contracted in Mexico. but by disease Of the
heart, 10 which he was subject, but which pro-
babiy had been aggravated by exposure and the
Mexican climate, and terminated his life sudden.
ly when on bis return home.
% We have been anxionsly waiting, every
day for week past, for news Of some authentic
or definite character from Mexico. We learn
from Washington that there is now a strong pro.
bability that peace will be negotiated, and that
! Mr.. Buchanan will probably be On the sro, him.
self, for that purpose.
" PEAcE.-There is now some psospects OF
peace. a. the Mexicans have At last consented to
enter into negotiations, by appointing Commis-
sioners TO meet Ms. TEist. the fret clerk in the
state Department. who was sent TO Mexico for
that purpose. Gen Scot' has in consequence de.
lay-d marching to Mexico; but should our pro.
possl be rejected, he will at once take possession
Of the Halls ef the Montesumss.
20 The price Of grain has again slightly de-.
clined in Europe. in eonsequeacs Of the favo'a.
BILE weather and the Psesp.e,s Of good eroP
There msstbe, nevertheless. great deficiency IN
Europe during the next year. a. the old stoel
he's hsen sstirsly consumed. Prices, therefore
will nsscssarily rate higher than, 10 ord'"sr,
yssss, bet vill not soos again reach the ss'rsvs
saat prices psid few months since.
USsAa Haggssty wss executed st Ls"ess'e
on Frdsy week. for the murder ofths Fosd"e,
kmily.
The Rethschiids pay taxes on one hundred an
| seventy. 6ye millions of dollars.
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Democratic Nominations.
Democratic Nominations.
FOR GOVERNOR,
FIR 4 CTS Il. 8 III u NK.
roR CANAL COMMISSIONER, -..
MOI RRIS LON GSTRETH
Or Montgomery County.
WuG NOMINATIONS.
For Governor,
G.v. JAMES IRWIN.
For Canal Commissioner,
JOSEPH W. PATTON.


uJ PRiSIiSe ISx.--A fresh supply Of superior
printing ini just received, and for sale at Phila.
d.Iphi. prices. ,hrfH F1fBf
py HovER's lSK.-A fresh supply Of Hover's
celebrated ink il bottles Of all sizes, has been
received and can be had at H. Masser's store.
% OuR CouRr, which continues but one
week. has been taken M almost exclusively with
criminal and session business This is rather
unusual, and something OF a disappointment TO
those who had civil causes for trial.
c. TALL CoRS We think We never saw e.
ner Corn than that growing on the West Branch,
between Northumberland and Milton. We OBJ
served number Of felds in which the corn stalks
would measure from ten to twelve feet high.
Oats and potatoes al>o look remarkably fine.
UT Coal AND IRoS A correspondent of the
Philadelpha Ledger, who writes from Danviile,
end-avors 10 create the impression that no coal
is 50 well adapted to the manufacture Of iron, a.
the coal from Wyoming The writer 10 no doubt
interested in saying so; but had he inquired into
the facts. he might have learned that the coal on
:he Locust Mountain 10 second to none. and mest
probably superior to any other in Pennsylvania,
for the manufacture of iron. and that by eomple.
ting the Po,tsville and D.nvie rail road il could
be delivered At Danville at a less expense than
from Wyoming.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-07

The Washington Union has s.cn a letter
from "Vera Cruz" dutcd the l6, h Jnly, sddres
sed to that city. u states ,ha, Gen rsl Pierc"
would lesIe Vera C,uz an that evening. a
foIeign merchant had informed the wiiier, that
on exp'eas had JUS: srrived. but had rs, every
letter on the way, with the xceP' on Of SIN al
one from Puebls. dated the eth instant. which
states that Gen. Scott has now II COO men with
him; that Tornel ia nt San Martin; and thai
Gen. Scott is tor pushing on 10 The city. hui Mr.
Trist is disposed to wait until he hns seen the
commissioners. About 300 troops of LuuisSns
volunteers csme into the city ON the evening Of
the Ism. from the camp. 10 remain; which
makes about 500 effective men, but we daily
hope says the writer. } to receive more. The
city is,o, ncsr as ,ickly Us il was. and it j.
ihonght We shall have hu, little more hi. scasoo.
The COLLECTOR has psid over CIR the train. be
tween S6OOOO and S70OOO in cssh. and Eight
drafts on Puebla from his department.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-07

GEN. TAYLOR AND GEs. ScOTT.--The N. q.
Times, states, ,hst the difference between
the popularity Of Gen. Tsylor and Gen. Scot,
may be clearly illustrated 10 the feelings ex.
pressed by the volunteers. II you sbnse Grn.
Scott, they will argue in he Geirnce-if you
abuse Gen. Taylor, they will turn and WHIP
you.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-07

The Rs,hsehilds pay taxes on one hundred an
seventy. hve millions Of dollars
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The FaEscu MIsIsrssiAL CoanrPrios. -
The steamer iiibernis has broueh, the rrsnit oi
the trisls concerning ministerial corrup,ion 10
close. N. Tes,e will have To refund the o..
OlW francs, be imprisoned three years. Pny .
fine of 81, 900 francs, and forfei, his peerage,
Offices and civil righis. Gen, Cub'iefes forieiis
fine Of 10000 francs, bis Peeraec. his military
honoss. end civil rights. Psrmeo'in for'ets
his civil rights end hne Of 10000 ffsncs
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-07

SoxESopy thinks that IL nature had designed
man to b dsunksvd. he would hsve becu con.
stsseted iihs chusn. % thss The more hs dssss
the 6r,ner be would stand. ~; .sm. &,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-07

.: n. rJsk.nEn. Esq, at ~ sse.d Es.
tate asst Zeal Os.es. corner sf - ssd Chsssss
Streets, yshsSsdsipAss. ss ~ ssSac ~. 100
sSssssss Srsss. NV ISrk, 3. ~ (&rwer Nat.
ft~srs 1s6 d1srsve sfs., BshSmevs, and. NJ i6
Sssfe Ssrss', Rss'or. ts estASrtssd % ses -
.sxsnf, ard rsrrs'f far su sssstes ssss tA6s
sMrr. Tor ssbsrrfptfon or adcsrfSsssg.
T.. w CARR, rorncr OF Third and Dock
Nfrseis. Snn Bnadings. opposi'e Merchants
Erch"nee. Philadelphia, is olso omhori.edt TO
act as our Agent. tbe
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-07

PaEscoTT. Tns HssToaiAx. V nearly blind
lie hes the use oi bat one eye On sn average o.
bout On hour esch day. Liz lest vcsh. "Tbe
Conquest of Peru" was written si time whes
he could not sse st oil. lis had 10 employ =
secretary 10 reed his foreign lssters and grsda.
ally sccus,osn himself IN this wsy 70 the sound
Of foreign ..ngscs. 20 - 10 eonPsehend The rec.
ding. lie wrote with writing materials ssch
- the blind use. Under thess great difieulsies
b, hss composed . work which viii do hoao'
TO the ltessture ofthe country, ~ well 20 ed ,e
his own well acquired fame ss historian.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-07

wssAs Hasgsssy wss executed st Ls"ess'e
sFidsy week. for the murder ofths fo'd"e
kmily.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-14
POPLEXY AND PARALYSIS.

'ENhE following case Is Of deeply interesting
- character and has attention and er.m
nation Ct several OF the hrst physicians Of New YORK.
Captain AsDEE~ J. r ToNBs residing 20 Bridge xeet
Bfookyns in his 10th He has enoyed robust
health but about three since began gradually 70 al
general weakness and assude eemed Em accom-
panied with depression 2; sp Loss appetite inability
s-ep &C. sool followed Medical sought and Or
John w Frates, Of New YORK consulted The usual re-
medes such eopioGs bleeding, administered ouzh
without The desired effect Captain Tombs shortly
IN The street insensbls with apopeeie III On partially
recovering from the effects he that
poTon OF his len aide apparently dead further
curry his physans Pronounced Of eoubaed
ApeIy aud Paralysis The para ye symptoms rapidly nerra
ed-e arms and limbs became Aee:edndse the whole OF one
de OF The body htsss hory he experienced An
aoPeeu H. more s>yere than tn several hour. hi.
e was sPalred OF As matters worse physicians seemed
10 Do les lie Unable without assistance and
could neither feed dress mse aaone he v,s unbs y, @
enae distinctly and his sight much iala,.l His Db
among whom Dr. John w Francis. OF New yo1k - n
nm t. Hunt OF Brooklyn considered case - entirely hope
less ana beyond human aid. 10y 10y
suh simple Ht OF the situation Of
Captan toHhs IN Iay heard Of The Gav.n
knes an Magnetic FLUID His family we're derous 10 tr The OF
neni and for that purpose p.re ar OF the ayane
haee o he Wnfts pair Of the Bands limbs and one
5oe ct the Magnetic Fluid In 20 amer using these arel.
eng was perepube in the aTa parts the Dc
broke out In i've days be Gaise ms arm ana u
De hand and IN three weeks he walk alone he
ho~ began TO speak distinctly could nj In every
spt ~ was improved period months has now elan,
SEQ dng which time symptom ApopeIy been
he enhed fe regular exercise his impaired faeul
ties have been restored.
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NOTICE.
u HAVE this day associated with me Mr. JAS

II HAVE this day associated with me MIR. JAS.
A TRCE been employment for several years
old stand OF 18Th and Cary
street. style WIN ANDERSON CO. fo he Of
condHctg Wholesale Grocery and General Commission business
for the sal Grocenes Goods Couon Vans
shape products and minerals Of the State and have
gagcd the services Mr. DAVID ANDERSON IT. to conduct the
grocery department OF sand business His eNper
qualifications for that branch of the business are too wei
make them and have also made
arrangement with Mr. FRED. ANDERSON aid in the
department who has long been familiar aud
tmaiely acquainted with this branch OF business
Liberal advances viii be made eonsgnmsnts Of groceries do
nese goods tobacco wheat pug and articles Of
general trade. WIN. ANDERSON, j.
February let, 1917.
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FOR NORFOLK.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON and after "Wednesday, the 18th instant. the
~ Car. iuhnng with the
day. Wednesday and F.ay mornings oeoek-pasSengers
nVing in Noifolk 1 oelock.
Returning, the Mount Vernon Tuesday
Thursday and satuIdiy oeloekpaenger. arriving
IN Richmond by O'Clock, p. NJ
Passage and fare meals included 81.
my II tn DODAMEAD, sup. Y p RI.
Spring and Summer Arrangenent-New Hail
Road and Steamboat Line Between Rich
mond, Norfolk and Portsmouth, via Port
WalthalI.
The Public are hereby notified that
G1znzE1kzk- the splendid Steamboat MOUNT VERNON.
cart H. MITCHELL Is running between Port Waiha
Norfolk in connection with the Cars from Richmond
Passengers leaving Richmond MONDAY "Wednesday and Friday
Mornings at ST NJ, batE board Mount and
anve at Norfolk between aud P NJ Returning
Vernon leaves Norfolk S! Tuesday
day mornings bakfastng board
and arriving at POr Wahan by ~ O'Clock ~ Richmond
by 1! r ~.
IL will be- perceived from comfortable and
expeditions line Norfolk
opportunity OF ansaetng and returning by the boat
morning. 10 be absent from their homes night
TIE Mount Vernon wall the usual landings James
River TO take in and travel and
the river where a signal - made.
The public assured determination
proPetos TO keep this line permanently and
travellers hond ana
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