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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE LOT IN THE TOWN
OF pORrSNnEru

VI
WILL SELL at Public Auction, for Cash. on
- MONDAY the is h Instant. before the Court
hou.c 'oor, that being Court Day, valuable Lot
ADJOINING NJ. Riggrr, on Washington street; be.
ginning at the Southwest Corucr of Horny DICK.
s'n's lot on Washington street, and running on
said street ono hundred aud thu teen feet, thence
East one hundred end eighty feet, thence Nortl,
one hundcd and tbISccn icet To Henry Dickson,
tot thence West binding on sail Henry Dickson's
lot one hundred and eighty feet. This Lot ia adj,
voittng gre 'usy located in pleasant and healthy
part OF tho town, and offers MANY Inducements Ia
any one who is engaged in the Navy Yard, by rca
son of its great convenience and easy access 10
that point. Said Lot is classcd rs No I'll agrcea-
hiy to the plan of the town. The said Lot might
he conveniently divided into six, upon which
Dwellings, might now be put up at little expense,
which would paw any person a very handsome in
tcres, as he could always find tenants, the loo alton
being SO convenient to .hc Navy Yard.
VIM. 5. WILSON, Attorney Cor
Feb Commodore ] NMEs BARRoN
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A DARING IMPosToR.-An old sea c,n,,io
short Time since, went Ia Gapt. Canada. and BIZ
representing himself as minister. was solicited
by several Congregations to settle among them
Whenever he preached. he had a crowded con
gregaiion. On account ufallpged nron sisiencips
he was removed from The ministry He finally
went To Hamilton. hut instead of leading such a
life as would have adorned his profession he was
detected from time Ia time, in all snrts of hmm
raliiles, and after While confessed that his roaI
name was Neve. and tta ON accnunt of a crime
committed, he had changed his coynurnen and run
from the country He requested tn he shot, as h,
confessed he was unfit Ia live, but finally cnncln
Died TO " make tracks, fur New Orleans- Phil
Spirit Of the Times.
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INFLUENZA AND CONSUMPTION

r ~ Is indeed melancholy truth. that Thousands
laii victims to Consumption every yea. from NO
0ther cause than neglected Colds vet we find INN
ureds nay Thousands, who treat such co1npIoints
WIN the greatest indifference. and let them run
op ior weeks and even months, without thinking
OF the danger. At fl ST you have what Won con-
siocr eight cough or col you allow business.
pressure or carclessncss to prevent you fr m eivn
II any attention it then settles upon yonr breast
You become hoarsc, have pains in the side or chest
cAPecorate large quantities Of matter pcrhe NJ
mixed win blood a difficulty of breathing cnsurs.
anu men you find your own foolish NEGLECT ba :
n1rought on this complaint. If, then Won value
III; or ncal,h' be warned in time, and don't triflc
WIN your Cold, or trust to any uuack nostrum 10
cure you; but Immediately procure bottle ar tu,o
Oh p,at famous remedy. Di. wistar,s Bolsan, If
Wild Cherry, which is well known to he the ''ost
speedy cure ever known, thousands will tesGf,
whose lives have been saved by it, J
world - N' ''o"ioine IN the
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS on tho
u nc careful and get The genuine DR.. wISTAR,S
pALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. Zone genuine
eSp p signed by I. BUTTS Address all orders To-
81 =. II w FOWLE, Boston. Mass
M For SAFE by G. H. HEINTTSH, Portsmouth, Va.
~ ~: "A. SANTOS, wholesale aud retail Norfolk, and
" Droqglsis generality throughout the country
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"'''"'' =" W ''Nu'h1'on uhh SlcSNndtl't, - 0.5O
HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED TO 6 A. NJ
The quick and beautiful low Pressure steamer
AuguS'H, runnin" in conncxinu with the Richipond
and Petersburg Rail Road. leaves Wriobt's wharf
\oriok every Tuesday, Thursd and SATURDAY
at b A. NJ, for the abuvc cities and t,wns Pass n
gers h ehkinst board the Aug sta and arrive nj
Port Wal hall at hall past - NJ whore trains lea,
"medaielv for toih Petersburg an R;rhmoud
'rr1vrng at Petersburg Ivy half pat p NJ and
at Richmond about p. NJ, about two hours in adj
vance OF the old James River Line. and in a Boat
unsurpassed her accommodations, n nd the atteu-
non oil her officers To the cofor tot her Dnssrnprrs
Returning the passengers leave Richmond aud Pc
TIC shurg every Monday, Wednesday and Fr;dav
at half past a. NJ breakfast bna rd tlIc Aurns-
Ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past p NJ
1t will he per, civcd from the above chat IN
comfortable and expeditions line giv,s to perso
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business the
OPT ortnity o transacting it ami returning, nv thu,
'oat OF next morning, t.; be absent from
homes a single night only.
The Augusta will stop the usual la ndings ON,
James River TO take in and put out ay trav / ard
nj my other points the river wter. a sirnal !,
made. "
The public may rest assured that il j. the deter
"1nauon OF the Projectors to keep up this Line
permanently; an : to- accommodate travellers he
tween Norfolk or Portsmouth ard Richmond and
Petersburg and The Cities of the District of Couu,
bin, IN the best manner and al the lowest rates
For furher lniOraIat tiCkeis o. tr,ioht annl,,
10 ~ w. ~ GARNErF & co
n. b. The central position Of the X & p r. r.
DeFot IN Richmond, and its ontiguitv To The prin-
zip Hotels, and Place OF starting of the Cars from
the North and West. and the. Canal Packets f,r
Lvnchhurg, adds the c. onomy as well "a tic
convenicuccs OF this Line ocI ~
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WHAT is FRENCH CREAM Z

Noai's New York Messenger SAYS -" We
have often heard of the cream ola jnke,' and we
think We have got the unadulterated cream of
fifty Josephs. Several of the tashrunabl. s,lmns
kept on broadway and other streets ior The accom-
mutation OF the ladies. furnish coffee with French
cream IN 1t. 'Now. what can he Ffench cream ~
thought an honest artisans wife who siraved into
the handsomely furnished apartment. She asked
and was informed that il as the hest Of san n,
pie. or brandy Cogniac! Hereafter, gentlemen
at F1orence's and elsewhere will please he polite
and call TOR Il lliie French cream --culd witbou,
There is great deal in a name that's nalpahle -
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VOICE FROM KENrIICK,

have been afflicted with dyspepsia in tho mo
aggrnva'cd form FIR ,hrcc y"ars past, AMI fund
n"tc'i"i until use Or. G. B"ni Smiths Improved
Indian Vegetable Pills After using six hotties of
said v.luahie pile, am entirely ou,cA Thrv are
general remedy. j. K LEENIAN
Paducah XIV, Nov. 10, 1915
We certify TO the above facts. Dr. Smith. p;l's
are univci SILLY esteemed in this vicinity
HODGE, OVENS s. CO. Merchants.
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Nav BOOKs. INC Emigrant. by sir Fran

~ els 10. Head, Bart - " '""
The Useful A't%, considered in COMMISSION with
tn" Applications IF Scicrcr: with numerous En-
cravings by Jacob Biz low Md
Parental Instruct ions or Guide to Wisdom and
Nir'uc' dcs gned Tor young persons of either sex
Eccoicd mainly from the Writings of an anci nj
Physician. =" ''''' III
Tie Juvenile Companion and Firesidc Reader
consisting of Historical and Bog rarhical Ancc
n"'GS, anG Selections in Poetry. by Rcv'd j. L.
Blake, ID. ID. - "
The Life and Surprising Adventures OF Robin.
son ,' Crnsor, With biographical accoun; of Dcfoe
illustrated with my characteristic Cuts
In" Use If the Body in Relation Ia the Mind bv
George Moore, NJ D. -
BrNnchomp, the Error; a novel. bv G. p y
James Esl. :"
Forte cue, novel; hv j Shc idan Knowles.
For sale l,y " n n MOWERS O. Cn
Ian 80 ~ 80
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From the Blue Hcn's Chicken tpcI,

We call the nttcn'i of Our reader. IN tic cor
thcatc of Rev. :. Williams Pastor of the Is, RAJ
nst church, Pittsburgh, in relation to Dr. SIN t,.'s
Pills. We can ourselves bcrr testimony In ,t,c - r.
ccIcnce of these Pills of us having u .cd them
and experienced great relief from them
-
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ROOTS AND SHOES we are opening tbi,
~ morning another large lot of BOOTS and
LUIS purchased at the late cash sales in Ncv,
YORK, ana to which we invite the attention of mr.
elas'rs wholesale and retail on accommodates
terms.
a,o PAIRS Mems Thick Boots, 90 TO $500
3W 90 do Hcavy Brogans, IS To $IOO
~ do do Kip do rs to Sl 25
20 do do Napoleon Boots
$50 do Gents Fine Winter Boots
- do Water Proof Boots ,. 80 ga 90
iuO do Boys Boots. 100 to- S so
100 90 Youths do, rs to Sl.25
ALSO
81 pairs WJncn's fine Goat Bortecs VIC, cbcan
10 do Ladies fine Morocco Buskin4
ALSO,
doz Mems Buckskin GI vca. st IL c,s A.. ;
90 Boy do do at 81 do d,
90 Mems do Mittcns, at So do tn
New YORK Boot and Shoe Store, next to the Far.
Dec Ig
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From Messrs. Bun & Alden 7

Lpui~villr, Rv Feb. 49, ISI6
DR.. G.. Benz. Smith-Dcar sir You vii, nI.,sc
send Us twelve gross of your valuable Pills From
present indications VIC shall cell Largo amount of
item We ind that they go quick, e.
Your friends, BULL & ALDEN
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Never engage in more business than what YOU
are morally certain you execute with pleasure
and punciuality
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Proud ACHIEVEMENT OF THE ADMINIsTR,
TON !-Presden, Polk has gained new laurel.
We see, out IN Wisconsin,. in The l"ss rf the fine
steamer Bostun. " iIieh cost sos 600 She was
LOST f; The want of a harbnr and Tins is dcm,n.
sirated his wisdnm in ve,ung the bill maxine an
propriallnns for unr rivers and ADMINISTRATIONS
Journal.
The above Ponr ialsehood is in perfect, charac-
ter with whig editorials in general The Boston
was not Inst Tor the want of arbor but because
hurricane blew down he: s,nnke pipes in en-
deavorlng t" get into one.-.Hadis on. (Viscon.
sin.) Argus.
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Mrs. s. CGOCKNR ~

M KS: D CEOCk Err takes This mr,i,od 10
w inform ;hc citizens of Portsmouth t,at she
has established a SELECT SCHOOL for ynung
lsscs' and small chiidreu, in the House formerly
copied by the Rev. MIR. Harrison on London
street there limited number of Pupils will be
Terms, from Three to Five Dollars per Quartcr
IL weeks. To-, - 49,,
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from Wilson, s,arbird & SMITH

- -. . L''ul'NIFTc, Feb. I3, ISIG.
DR.. Smith-Dcar Sir: Alb ,ut two weeks aro we
fought two gross of Your Indian Vcg"ia, lie Sugar
'"atcd Piils lhough business is dull here al this
inc, yet VIC have sold them ali. You will picase
srnd US ten gross through Mrssrs. Lawrence &
Reese OF your city, who viii forward them TO US
VIA Ilushurgh: Yours respectfully,
WILSON, STARBIRD & SMITH
once ny Greenwich street, (largc brick block }
90. Always ask for tie Improved Indian Vcgcta,
b Pills.
~ And sec that G. Bcni Smith is ,ori,ten with
pen on the ottn.u of tho box
Z. ii. iElNlTSH, Portsmouth, Agent fnr this
county, VI. A. SANTOS, Norfolk, General Argent
~ U"e otalc. Dec IL GIN
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[From DIR. Singleton I

Southland, Ky Feb "a 1916
DR.. G BENZ Smith-Dcar Sir: Nothing has ewer
been introduced that has sold go well and rivcn
such general satisfaction, V. ar Improves, Indian
''EeIahc ~ Ia Very respectfully yours
i. = SINGIErON
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NNUALs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sni,,.

4 NNUALS AND OTHER BOOKS. suita-
IN BILE tor Christmas and New Years. Presents
The Amaran h-Fr;cndshii,'s Offering
The May Flower
Poetry OF Flowers and Flowers of Poetry
Poets of America -Tne Rose
Ha'leck's POEMS Poems of Amelia
Millions POetical Works
Chile Harold
Myths, 18th other Efchings
POrtical Works OF Collins, GRAY and Be,tt;c
Sears New Pictorial Library
Buuvan's Illustrated Pilgrims PROGRESS
Poetcal Works of Miss Landon
Poctical Works of ROGERS CanpbcIl Nontoonoo
ry, Lamb, and Kirk White
Juvenile Scrap Books oldsmith's ESSAYS
Hyacinth or Affections Gift
Suuthcy's PoetiCal Works
Beautiful bound PRAYER Books
Bibles and Hymn Books. together with n orc,t
variety oi Juvenile Books, for sale low bv
w. III. ii. HODGES & CO.
zee ~ Crawford street
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PRO BONO PUBLJCO
1T is IN DANGER

I'LL NVI LUST AT is IN DANG R
NAM. =. STEWART & CO, would aruuai int the
w puhllr, that t'i,ir stock of DRY CsOODS ia
III good order, and tca " for sale ms usual not with
standing the ruin which threatened. Anx;ons nc
ever to dispose OF ttcr stick, prices will bc ken,
low, and no cxcrtinn spared to accommodate MI. =
every dav will add interest tn their already l,rr.
.oVN, as very arrival Of the Northcru Boats will
impr"vc IT. " Nj. p. STEW ART & co.
Jan l9-2w No Nj; $500
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
TO be hni at The GUN ES7IRLL SIiUENy 4;

Portsmouth
> the snhscrib is determined 20 sell pers,ns
IA IN want of anything in my line NAV res. as
sure" mat the subscriber will not b under ,ol
nor una r'worHcd. EN crv arti c ia the Spo hnG
Lane always hand; and mind, | an not To be-
unncr'S Id. Hank ful for pt.t ia.uurs respect
Ihy request continuance of the same, as no cx-
rti"nS on my part shall he spared To pleas, those
YIN" may iavor me wi II their custom as / assure
INC pubic II is not all talk and no cider" but
htcni to do Just a say for la q ,ns stop
the Sign ot the Mammnth Gun Uioh street onc
door East OF the Old Dominion Office
, ~ j. a. SPALDING
n. b, The highest cash price paid for old Cup
P'' '"" nrdsS Jan
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tINuE LAST CALL For TAXES

NlN FUK Ia Y ES.-ATT
a Persons VIII" are yet Indebted for TOWN TAX.
~, are respectfully informed that my duty is inn
P'htive ~ the matter. an" shall he compelled to
IcVy on TN lr goo is and ciattcs if they arc r.. i'm
ne"1ately settled. The B ar. of Trustees p:ll
SHOW n" 'ch1ty to m" or cites, and 10 TX for
prompt $ element early in January all will
.n'relo'f' see the necessity am under to adopt
sulngent measures to make NV collections and I
unsi that each will promp y their liabilities
thereby r llc' IN me from very nunlcasaui duty
WILLIAM PORTLOCK, To,rn Collector
Dec s 1900 "'''"''
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URRA FOR TEX AS! This is to Inform
\ the Public 81 Portsmouth, Gospprt. Ncwtown
" OLD AND" and ia a. ready and wiliing 10
accommodate them ~ J was when | fiI.t cam
inenced; and tax tl:is meihod of communica i'm o.
u mem my uuicI"u ri thanks for the very liberal
patronage extended to me curing the past wear
ana wolld solicit IA call from those who have called
Oelre ana part u'aily inform those who have NOT
yrt call q thai CAN SUPPLY MANY MORE
shall Tor TIC succeeding year b.. equally as
prompt and punctual in my business as / was Ia I
year. in " " !
COPPER, TIN AFD SHEET IRON wopx
CONSTANT SUPPLY OF
SIOpES, Of ecery Yariety and Pattern
always ON hand, which, with every article in NV
iinc arc sOld cheap for cash
DANIEL g. CHERRY
jan Under the old Dominion O6jce
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BOOKS received aid for sale by
H w n Fl uDDC.ES G, r.,

DOCKS received and for sale bv
- w n. I'll. HODGES & Co.
~ =, Crawford street
=, Ut h"oPcf' = Physicians Vadc. Mrcun; nr
Manual at the Principles ami Practice ri Pbvs:c
considerably IN arged and iu. proved W. In an ont
Inc OF General Path logy and Therapeutics by
If . Me ical Jurisprudence " &c SitE aiditi,s
by james stewart, A. NJ NJ. D.
BEAUTIES Of English History
Beauties Of French History.
lnn's Advice to Church Members
Early Impressions.
C.hbci' 5 AneriCau Gardner
s ellis Life Of Samuel John.on / T. n
Dee - -f''''
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STOVES, STOVES, STOVES.-wi
~ to clear out the whole of them will sell n;
reduced prices for the bal nee of the season all
that is now on hand. Call and look at them
WANTED,
Old C"p3cr. Brass, Pewter aud Lead, foi which
j Will give the highest rkct price
Jan 30 DANIEL s. CHERRY
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GOSHEN UEESE. 90 boxes and Is casks
N Cheese, Just received
10 irkins New York Butter, of good quality
81 bbls lst pro Swan Gin. Of superior quality
10 hhds bright, heavy and sweet Molasses, at a
low price
275 bb's superior Mountain Flour, landing from,
81 hrs Dorchester and Ploughooy
100 boxes D'Eotts,' Smith Curlett's' Candles
$40 sacks G. y. Salt in store and for sale low
~ bbls Phil. Cordial, of superior quality
10 boxes GunpowdcC and Imperial Canton AID
Country Tea an"
10 or casks Cuynac Brandy
300 rcams Wrapping Paper, largo and small for
S|,c oy j. WILLS.
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DURE OIL OFLEMoX pr

DURE OIL OF LEMON.-Pu,c R,sp W.,
tcr' Pure Cinnamon Water Orange FloU.
" water, and several kinds Of ESSENCES prc
restlvals Also on hand the Genuine Cologne Et,a
Ter ind Bay Rum in fancy bottle, Of all sizcs TO-
sal v"ry low at BUFF'S Medical Emporium
NV High street
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
dozen or single ono, by ~ ''' "'''
Dec ~ w. II. II. HODGES co.
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MISCELLANEO US.

GokDAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
Ea1 siIe The Market
To all who are in want of a fortune Now, l. the
une' splendid Scheme is offered for t.. day. in
Alexandria Lottery Class f.
Dtawing received here on Monday Evening
- 20 Numbers--ll drawn Ballots
capitals, $50 900. 10 000 5 600 d 900 2OOo 15
m Of 1900, 80 of GOO. 40 of 400 sc
tickets only $l0-Sharcs in proportion
ALSO,
Sussex Lottery Extra Glass H.
DiawinG received Tuesday morning
10 Nmnhers-h2 Drawn Ballots
.apitals,- $4,000. I00o, go 459, 2 IF 300,
Tickets only Sf-Sharcs in proportion
Tickets to be lad at JNO ID CoRDaN,S
u Lottery and Exchange Office Norfolk
Whcre M m heat premium is paid for Gold
silver, and Specie Checks Ech
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CARPETINGS SELLING DEE AR &,
- BELOW COSf.-The Subscribers intend In
lose their instore Stock of CARPETINGS this sen.
"h' win view OF going out Of the trade f that
't' Gle. Those who want, will do ell TO call car
~ as thcy are determined to close without repard
,n cost Their stock consist of Brnsscls Supori,r
rhre' Ply Fine and Super fine Ing ain and Cotton
Carpctngs. JOHN CO~KF &, 70
Nov ~ - ~
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GAIT ASPARAGUS ROoTs.-wc are
PARtr g re cH5D%Cctdng large supply Of GIANT AS
Pcrso,o " 20, W. =, winch will be in fine order
ordp.S WISHING supply viii please leave their
''ucrF at tho Drug Store, Sign of the Rio, N,rt.
CHAS. H. HE1NIrSH, Agent
1000 lbs Virginia and North Caroline c1,cd
sale ~, BACON--some very superior Hams. for
Fcbt NJ. CORY
East side the Market
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STILL. For RENn

81 The Dwelling the Drug Store Sion
.aG-Lbly we'll for a small family We are do,
SIrons Of renting it only to a small family few %,
no childrcn. CliAS. II. HEiNITSH, a gent
Dec 81 . -
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BOARDING HOUSE.

BOA RIDING HOUSE.
M RS. Il. GOODWIN will b, PIC ,sc,i 20 accom-
TX IN date live or SIX Gentccl B,aidcrs for the
ensuing year. Her Residence il ou County street,
III a genIccl and airy part Of tho town. .Ian2
B. MINTON, Dealer in Fiuc Gold Lever
y. watches, Jrwcry, Silver and Plated Wntcs
Crawtori sire I, Portsmouth, Va
20 Fine Watches r,prir,d anil warranted
Jan 10
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NEW CROP MoLASSES. 30 hhd4.bcavy.
bright and sweet. landing for sale by
Jan % J. WILLS.
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FINE STOCK or cIoTuINc

NY JRUN > From Macnt"sh mad all we'll
~ II ,c".- he Indies WIN have been " a ting for
those Coz con now be supplied.
20 paIfa line Morocco th;t sole Buskins
% 90 q" q" do de- hnucl lined
- q" do do do It's
% no 80 do do hanrrl inrd
90 90 Black Lasting Caters, winter stvlc
81 do Bronze do do do r
30 do Misses Morocco Buskins. thick s,Ic
o. q" do do Ties 10 10
10 do Mcrino Ciu'h Caters
Be"idcs mani other fine Goods from that umri
vailed manufacturer
New YORK Boot aud Shoe Store, next to the Far
'nCr bnnk' Main street. j. II. GREGORY.
Jan
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{ ,ORK SOLE Roots a superior quality o.
- COhh oObE BOOTS, FROM ono " the most
.xfcrleuccd manufacturers and vv,rra,,teJ 10 Lco,
INC lcGt dry IN any kind "f weather. IS bur a
united number Of these Boots ca II he obtained TIC
Boot and Shoe store / II CpFCOp y
Dec %
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FOR SMI.THTIEED.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
MENT.
NEW STEAMBOAT AND Rail ROAn

LINE TO
Richmond Petersburg. Fredricksbmg, Iroshfngfon
and dierdndriai
A-[l Fare TO Richmond aud
TA- JI1Sp Pete shurg, 75 cents only,
:5::E-.--- -.-.:-sp inc uding meals
Earc to Il q ksl,n
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IOoiA II w ILLS, Arri.t for the sale Of J. Il
y TnPlett & Sous Nails keeps consiantiv ~, I,,,I
iuII assortment. and will supply tho trade at AZ
low prices as an article Of equal qu;ly can be pur.
cha'c3 w - any 81 thc northern markets. Just &c.
''i''' ~" N'H9 "cI ASSORTED Nov 81
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GALL AT HODGES 81 cos, BOOK
~ AND VARIETY STORE, if You wish To p,,r.
chase any OF the Now Book pn,dishcd They sell
Books at Publishers prices. Among the uu,nb.I
lately received they Lave
The Flowers Of Fable
Bytton, Bart
Hutton's Book of Nature
Pictures of Early Life
Letters on Astronomy, by Dcnison Ol,ns,cad +
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WOMAN AND HER

nIsEAsEs from the Cradle T. the Grave-Adspied eE
Dcusvev 70 her instruction n the natural laws Of her
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