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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

OF FARMERS aud PLANTERS desirouso raising
~ largo crops, and at the time Tnanantly In
nroytug their land is respectfully invited to HEWS,
PREMIUM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF LIME, viii oh
Is composed entirely of Bones, dissolved in OIL OF VT
rinl, oompo9nde1 with Sulphateo Ammonia, Peruvian
GuanO ami Dflel Blood. ER5-
PRICE s ID PER :, ,UN0 Tbs
lntesimuny ufte superiority 1ftni preparnt UnOver
other Fertilizers, n Y einium Medal was awarded the
subscrherby The Pennsy ylvania State Agricultural So
cety, Diploma by the Chester County Agricultural Sn
oiey anda Diploma by the GhesterC ounty Horticultural
Society.
Agricultural Chemists who have examined this prepa-
ration, pronnnnceit IL superior TO other nanures ofthe
kind that have come under their notice. And iamers
speak of only superi1rto lcr phosphates used
Wy them but also mure valuable than Peruvian GuanO.
Ordersres pectlnll ysOl cited by The subscribers,w
'O'0 = i, 4 Nj. PENNoCK 4 CO.,
mar 2s W ilmnpton,i,o
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08
Blaoksmithing 6 Wheelwrlghtln

EsssY THE Subscriber naying fora series IF years
1Hs4SN been engaged carrying on BlaokBmthng ri
1ssa the corner Tenth ami Tatnal Streets w0nll
most respectfully announce to his friends and the pub
Ito VINO have so generously extended To him the PATRON
aEe Ihat he has purchased the interest in the Whesl
branches ofbnsness II is the intention Of the under
sg ned y have none but practical mechanics in his
plOY ana Keep the best MATERIAL therefore all who
good work executed are respectfully invited TO cali II
~ 10 mention the Vlrinus kinds of work
eputed az NY establishment, suffice IL say that pOTk
PROMPTLY executed. "- -
Horse shoeing done at all times, and repairing at
July 90 SNOW. JOSEPH TURNER.
WooDLAND Cream. prepared by Fetridge Co
" bpstoni Hnye supply now on hand and will sell
low. Also, ,the Balm OF Thousand Flowers al reduced
price, EDWARD MclNALL, Drug store,
et-sf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

Nobody likes to he nobody, but everybody
) pleased TO think himself somebody.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

KISSING AT CERTAIN AaE.-A celebrated
dandy was one evening in company with a
young lady, and, observing her kiss her favor
lite poodle, he advanced and begged the like
favor, remarliing that she ought to have as
much charity for him as she had shown to the
dog, "Sir," said the belle 'sI never kissed
my dog when he was a puppy"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

Advertising is the oil which the wise trades
mer putin their lamps and that foolish ones
to use.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

Chari!lc says "Make yourself an honest
man, and then you may ba sure that there is
one rascal less in the world.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08
We clip the following from the phlladelphia

We elliptic following from the Philadelphia
"NERY CLEAR But VERY FussY.-Professor
Henry says the curious phenomenon Of the
blowing off Of the horses shoes, during
the late terrible powder explosion on the
Brandywine, was owing to inertia. The shoes
were mot blown away from the dead horses, but
the horses were blown of the shoes-the gray
ity of the shoe being seven while the specific
gravity of the whole horse is but one. This 10
very scientific distinction that must appeal to
the good sense of every reader.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

\ French woman talks a great deal more
Than she lhinks--an English woman thinks a
great deal more than size talks
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

A MMuNIATED SUPER PHOSPHATE of LIME
The subsorIheIs 9gents for the this inya-
u nulaour ers prices "a full supply, Price sl5 or two
aS23 wmjnpton : Hal
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

An exchange says that Ex-Governor CLARK
was being shaved short time since, when the
barber accidentally twcsked hisnese little too
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

I There is shop Kept by a single lady In
haiiabY, ~ tle window ofwi,cb appears these
Notis: AoreesonabIe offers refiised.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08
5eamen's SAVING E'und society,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Office 2O3 Walnut Street one door abope Second

INCORPORATED by
the Strte Of Pennsylvania
lH55. The Charter proyi
ded that no Manager, Off =
Ger or Az ent shall directly
OF indirectly, borrow any
Money from The Society .
All sums paid hack on
demand. Also, ,that a Hook
shall be hept, in which
every depOsItOT shall he at
liberty 10 appoint some
person OF persons to whom
y in cnse Of death the money
shall be paid.
Deposits received at FIVE
per cent, interest. In sums
nfOne Dollar a nd upwards,
,irom Marine RS, wateTmen,
TStevedOres, Shipwrights,
4 1radesinen, Clerks, Me
chanios and l.abUrsrs, and
particularly invite DepO
sits from
nNlAkRIED AND SIN
4 GLE WON EN.
Remember that Sickness
and want of Employment
are the late Of all, moro es-
peeially those whO labor
ething .Or q rainy day,
y O'Clock, A. NJ :, until 5 p.
rdny untll9 in the Evening.
Eli. Secretary, JAM ES
DHAS. NJ. MORRIS.
GERS;
lion. Job r, ~ son, 4
George BOltln,
X ebert Morfig.
I'D ward L.. Clark,
Capt. John Gallagher,
John Rice,
X iphald a. Stolesbnfy,
William T.. Jerks,
- june 25,iy.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

"Whlt is the reason,'' said one Irishrnan TO
another, ''thst You and your wife are always
disagreeingP'
"Becauso," replied Pat, 'sioe are both Of one
nfRt~-ShC wants 10 he mastar and so do -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

"rardnp me, 2 said he, very naturally. ttPut
your hand in my coat pocket and pull one out
SAID the kind-hearted Governor, will fill it up
for you, when you've done.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

The head clerk Of large mercantile house
was Dragging rather largely of the amount of
business done by his 0frm.'' ssYou NAV
jndge of its extent,' said he, .swhen tell you
that the quilts for our correspondence only, cost
two thousand dollars year ssPoohp' said
the CLERK of another house who was sitting by
''what is that to our correspondence, when
save four thousand dollars a year in ink, from
merely emitting to dot the is.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

workman recently purchased, in a small
provincial town of Germany, ten pounds Of
powdered sugars but on examining 1t, he tound
that the grocer had mixed with it as least a
pound of lime. On the following day he ad-
vertised as follows in the public PRINTS j
Should the grocer who sold me pound of
lime along with nine pounds of sugar, not bring
to me the pound he cheated me of shall
forthwith disclose his name in the papers,
The next day the workman received nine
pounds OF sugar from nine grocers, who had
similar actions on their conscience, and feared
publicity.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

The busy tongue, sooner than not talk scan
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

Preiudices and frogs cr0aE iOudest in the
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08
1857. GEORGE S GRIER. 1852
Iron Founder and Machinist,

MILFORD, DEL AWARE.
"A i.l. kinds of Mill and Machine Gasngd, Gearing.
~ shatIng.. splnd &e. Iron Turning, Boring, and
whiting, dome 70 order Also repairing Of all kinds ni
AinlcuLTuRAL IMPLEMENTS.
am anninctu'iDg and Keep supply ofthe follow Hg
dtices which warrant to piya satisfaction to the pur
.haser. SIX DETERRENT KINDS AND CLASSES
OF HORSE POWERS.
have altered the patterns and made the Wheels stron-
Srr and the Shaiting instead OF castl now Of Wrought
Iron.
No. First class power, strong for horses Mammoth
:, Machines, Price SlO5 20
No,s ,,4,gore horses, Price sa5 90
NO. " % I" for Q hoi ses, Prioo $50 %
No. Rail way or endless ohRin for horses,
No.2 g " .t for horse Price S3i 90
urny's Pattern, double geHred, for q
horses Price 500 on
WHEAT rHERsHERs AMP CLEANERS GoMBlNED.
Al warranted to wGik well, buth open and close q
lhdeFs nt either Iron wood, with Teeth hy
screw and nut. with improved cnnoaves and boxes, and
ltIll eOvers, Ne.
No, l, 80 lnoh cy Under, ofiro , 10 threhh, fan
slllJ uean nj the same time SlOD
Ma u 80 in. cylinder, all iron, 50
Hn. ], gam, cyld, iron, 45
Sns s,:D :. . wood, teeth scr wed In, $95
NdA. q - - wood :. :. 81
Ma u, 10 d" all wood '' % 90
srRA@ CARRIfRs, SUPERIOR BETTING, WRENrHRs,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08
The student who graduates with the highest
honors are seldom heard of afterwards.

Too much vinegar spoiis the salad. That's
true both ways. ,ssI- 'l' d
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

NOVEL ILLUSTRATION or SoIENcE.-During
learned lecture by a German adyenturer, he
illustrated the glory of mechanics as a science
thus
De thing that is made is more superior dan
do maker. l show you how in some tings.-
Suppose make round wheel Of de coach
Yer we'll dat wheel roll round five hundred
mile and | cannot roll one myself Suppose
am cooper, what you call and l make de
big tub'to hold wine. He holds tuns and gal
Ions, and cannot boA more than flee bottles
30 You see dat what is made is more superior
dan dc maker.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

A female writer says, 'sNothing looks worse
on lady than darned stockings.' Allow us
to observe that stockings which need darning,
look worse than darned ones.
Stockings look best without any ''darned"
holes in them.
Gentlemen you had better attend 10 your
own hntting and let the injury complained of
heel itself.
Good advice; this is the women's business,
and the man who puts his foot in IL will surely
get tCOrSted.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

Sew nteen slaves escaped across the Ohio
river ately, from Washington, KY, and on be-
ing pu rsued, one desperate fellow made fight.
He w as retaken, but only after he had danger
psly wounded two Of his captors. The rest
ths fugitiyes escaped
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

Ceremonies, like flags, are best waived Go
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

A lady in the St. Louis Union, over the sig
nature of INEz, portrays her thoughts in the
following beautiful verses, on the eve OF her
mnrriapa,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

OLD AND Po0R.-A writer in the Boston Con-
rier-Geo. s. Hillard-thus touchingly ex-
presses great truth =
'' Ii was formerly our fortune--not an enyia-
Bile one--to administer the insolyent law. An
old man who came under our jurisdiction, once
said to us 6 1t is hard to be old and poor. Ii
was simple remark but the tone and look
gave it n sthos and significance; and how sad
ly, painiul,y true it is! The young man can
confront for, une; the stone which she filings at
him he can nick ZIP and set as jewel in his
crest bnt the DID man falls under the blow
Rejoice then, N. IN OF genius, in thy genius =
o pure in heart, rejoice in thy purity and
young man, rejoice in thy youth; for time and
thou Ut e good against any two ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

Ai AMI see the pictures, at No, 95 Market street,
10 oVe Ird; Striking Ikenhsses taken in all wealth
elsM inne29 u. NELSON CARLISLE
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

- NAlhIS ANAGUA and Vermifnge are sold aT f6aa
- owsS rates, by EDW. BR INGHURST& CO. n nrn ny
ISIS fharntaesutsts corner Market and Sixth sts
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

the hardest, lay up then some
H. pfhoe open daily from
NJ !. n nd on Monday and Satnr
President, FRANKLIN Fl
y. pRsRGLE. Treasurer, {
MANIAC
Edmund A. Snuder.
Sitilwell =. IiishOp, [
Capt. John MoCanies. !
jacob Aheetz.
.loscpli NJ. Gowoll,
Joseph D Myers,
Edward IL 1'rOtter,
Franklin Bacon,
Edgar Il. Petit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-23
MEDICINES.

COUGH kL1xlM NJ. Fer Pulmonary Dis
~ ease Ia its ineiplsat STARS, and for a;olds and
Coughs Mrs. DAVIS COU0n ELIXIR stsnds far
above any other remedy bas sver been offered to
the patronage Of . Southern community. This msd
iciue does not protects II eradicate oil dsseses Of
whatever nature, with which humsnity mar be Of.
ftctednor does the proprietor dsclsre u to be the
ONLY cuaE for Preliminary diseases; but from the re-
putAtios II has acquired for ITSELF and that too with
out pufiaG," with those who havs used IL, and from
ths great number of Of residents Of Rich
mond. who have bsen hene tied spd cured BY its uss
ehs feels ct liberty to commend it to general uss sat
ished that the afflicted cannot IL without receiv
Ing great benefit from it, healing and curative pow.
ers
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennet L Beers
Alex. Duvsi, Patterson l. Jscssop, Chas Milspaush,
o. Picot, A. hodstsr and Ch.s o. Yale. nv II
u EnIOVAL.--Or. PLUME ans emo Yea
~ his offce to the third house, South Of Trinity
Church, South side, aud about one hundred yards be-
low tbs Exchange Hotel. DR.. p. continues to treat
al syphlitc and sonorrhesl complaints; and having
had much practice in this line fattsrs himself nc
can give very general satisfaction. 4 call from
hose Interested is solicited.
DR. p s,so mekes and vends one Of the chest reEto-
rstives chemical Extract Of French Flowers,) for
con situtional weekness offered 10 the public.
DR.. p. may be consulted confdsntisly By letter.
or otherwise. Medicines securely packed and seat
TO o,dsr In almost any direction. go
Once hours from A. NJ, till r. n. franklin
sire near the Exchange Hotel. Eishmond city,
Va 10 Is
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A SOUTHERN OK g A N IN THE
\ NOKTH.-The undersigned has determined to
stabsh weekly journal In Philadelphia, to be en-.

NORTH.-The undersigned has determined to
establish aweesly journal In Philadephia, to be en-
| titled the
SOUTHERN MONITOR.
1t will be conducted ON the plan of his memorial
| to the Southern Convention, as published in the
March number of De Bows Review.
The Southern Monitor will defend the decison and
opinions OF the Supreme Court of the United States
In the bred Scott and it will advocate the Con-
sltution and the Union on the terms and stipus-
the Democracy, the only national party in exis
tence; and will not be sectional in being southern
for nowhere else but in the South il the Constitu
tional and Uaion party uueqlivoseiy in the
ancy. Its uisaion will be to combat Slack Republi
canism, and to pei assaults Southern rights and
the co operation of Southern men, and friends of
she South, wherever they may dwell is earnestly in.
voked.
The Southern Monitor will likewise be LITERARY
and Family Newspaper; aud contributions and cor.
respondence from the pens of tn writers of the
South, and others who may be interested in the
cause, are respectfully solicited. 1t will be sheet
Of large size, and handsomely printed on new tyne
The hFst number will be issued ON the 9Th day Of
June, and 1t will be published regularly ey,ry Bat
urdsy afterwards Ali who desire to encourage the
enterprise are requested to transmit their pames
without delay, to tbs editor. The undersisued ra.
fsrs, by permission, to James Lyons Esq., President
OF the eouthern Convention.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
one copy per annum. o. 10 in advancs
Aniee copies or one copy for three
Sir - :: ...'''...................6 900 "
Fd,.ars .'..'.... ........... cents
;r.'os friendly to such undertaking will nIas..
of their rsSe OF Otherwise bring it to the notice
rocats feaoers. The favor will be chserfuv rsc;r.
NV - aT =. JONES, Editor and Proprietor
| - Philadelph;a pa
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s,2so prizes amour: Ing 800 oO'
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

Whole Tickets 8 10; halves s.; quarters $50.
~ PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
Fhs Number from to 81. 900, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper encirceS with small tin tubes and
The rst 2ls prizes similarly printed and snsirsled
ara placed in another wheel
The wheels are then revoved, and number IL
drawn from the whee iof Numbers, and ct the same
time Prize Ii drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhib.
tied to the audience and Iesistered by the Commits
drawn. This operation Is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PRIzEs.-Ths two preceding and
the two succeeding Number. to those drawing the
at Is Prizes will be entitled to the " Apprcxima.
DO Prizes. according to the scheme
last vure the number that draws tho $50 900 prize
70, en- ample, If the number drawing the So, 900
p.ize en- with No: then all the tickets where the
ber ends " 'th No then all the tickets where the
number erds Will be entitled to $40 and 20 on to
O. Certaeate. Of packages will be sold 1t the fol.
Celtdeats Of Pa, kazs Of 10 whole 7isless.....sso
10 ou.rt.r 1890. .. q
In ORpaalke TICKETS or CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money 30 our adore" for the Iiehsts
ordered on receipt Of which they Will be forwarded
By first mail. Purchasers can have tickets eaa'ns
The List of Drawn Numbers aud Prizes viii b
can't to purchsscrs inYn ediately Alter the drawing.
r1- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Once, County and state.
xy- Remember that every Prize IL drawn and Pay.
Able in full without deduction.
cP~ All prizes Of D LEGO ard under, PAID immedt.
stely after the drswiss-oshsr prisss :. me ssaa'
All eommunisasions strictly confidential.
address orders for xisksu or Csrsns.ses TO
2 SWAN c. co Atlantis, Ga.
=" Richmond, Va
rwr Iirt Of the numbers that are drawn fsom the
Nal with the amount Of the priss that each one ID
sisd TO- will b publi.hsd sfter every drawing.
in th !, following pspsFs New or!ssns Delta Mobile
SsIs.s, intsiiiesnesr Nsv York Weakly Day BOOK,
n IA 3 !. snnsh Norpina News. ~ Al 20
TT0Na 9TY THK BKHT POLiCY. We
III Isvs rsvsr known . 25 cent Daguerrsotypist 70
..s.hsh ornament or lastisa business By shopping
g nu "a "a =, isasd IN lnowss that OSBORN 'e
GsIsry slwsys has for the last ave years been pat
ronised By nearI1' every family In Richmond. We
a. not prstend to ssy that take 600 Pictures
d day Ct the sam time TO take them better for y
eents than others eaA, Tor ~. Our euseomen ane
friends will notice that we never have taken any
ahea inferior Pictures 81 this estsbliehment.
ALSERT w. OSRoRNE.
~ 20 AS Oeroses Lxsnaeze nsn1-
'V - s .. s4zSn fbSESsES-SesI ssv a !.
los e; :,a:., FOR ss'-A .RE'lIssfs Irs.wicH.
n EIH7N6S.-75 SSIs. NJ. / Msrriass,
II i-~x reesiveA ana for eale g prices mach loves
ehan she msrket retos, 70 close the lot
NV " AAAAs NVAAs AsSss
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MOUNTAIN Tup.-.Tbis deiightfM, sum.
lSl msr resort, mot having been sold. az
tsmpated,) will be again opened for the accomnno-
saton of visitors during the approaching
der the supervision of Mrs L1PsCOMB, and wilt be
ready for the reception of company by the LIST Of
June next.
Mountain TOP, Augusta co Va
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WANDoW SHADE DEPOT.
$50 Broad Atras,

800 pair OF those baeutifu, r.,s.
wortn 10 cents; $50 pair Plain. So ant. % sents
a. vi 2oo pair Vase Shades 81 worth donh gs
pros of o I pa. OH. sssd. very love
In great variety from IS cent? up to the hs.. .oths
mage Gail examine and be convinced. 'iAs'e
York prices - -" 'u'iais supplied 1t New
y shades made to order, at short not,sa c.u
a, OFT, ~ GoLDENs Dry Goods store. -
D. -
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NiTRD STATAS III or X L.. The Mar
~ Room Of this % sablshment has Just been bocsht
20 ,,,grnishedk Wit choice stoek OF LIOUOkU
~ NEs 10, and tney nov invite their friends ma
ec % eail ind give them trial. II they wish
- most his life would be pleased 10 have
Of xsibitlne his great ski Il mixing
u3uon, 20 ssitthe tsste OF his pafrer 3 $500 -
They havs also. 20 superb Club rcous attaobed ID
par room, VIII ere they san sseemmodats private
q NE best lyle. fhsy will furnish their s..
- every sunday with nice Iunoh (frss1 nom IL
" o'sioes OnA iand ell ere invited to pastaks
1Jo-m HENRY y. LORD CO.
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T,IN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FIT.
4 TING ESTABLISHMENT, fHikrEENTH

STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CAaY.-The
subscriber II lily prepared to do all kinds of work
in tbs above business with dispatch; and returns
thsnks to his patrons for past favors and
solicits continuance Of the seine. Being master
Of his business he can promise his customers that
all work done by him will, at least be equal to any
other house in the city, and fully a. cheaP-s fact
known to all persona who know what good work Ii.
ROOFING, GUTFERING. &c.-He il prepared
70 executs this description Of work in very supe.
Nor manner. both iu town aud country.
TIN WARE Always on hand, large and gene
raj assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING -He Is likewise prepared to do
all kinds of Gas Fitting in the best manner.
FUMPS-He keeps always on hand large and
extensive stock of Well and Garden Pumps.
feI7 CHARLES 81. LANGLEY.
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IC5 TOMS LUMP PLASTER.

325 TONS LUMP PLASTER.
$50 bales Northern hay.
$40 barrels James River CEnENv
200 barrels Hudson River CEMEnr
2a5 barrels Rosendals CEMENT
10 bales PLsBTEkING HAIR
100 barrels CALClNED PLARrnR
1000 bushels WHITE CORN.
% bafreis No IA 4 In store and for sal. Lr
BklD0fOND CO,
NY On the Dock
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EACH SATURDAY In MAY.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES. -T----
prizes of B225 approximstins to $4,000
priz Q are. $500
4 prizes OF $3.50 approximating to $4,000
rrIze are. 64t
prizes OF $50 approximstins to $4,000
prize are............:. 6R
IL prizes of $50 experimenting to $4,000
prize aIe-.. 60(
q prizes Of $50 approxirnatins to $4,000
prize oro...... ...........:............. IN
20 prizes of S25 approximatins to $1,000
prize ................,......... 50t
,oOo prses Of $50 00(
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low TO PREVKNT THE HAiss
IN RRnM RAIIIN6 OFF AND RENDEk ~

IL FNOm FAuLINO UT hN IE.T I. ,he
SOFT AND GLo5SY.-Unnstnrsi HEAT 80.
eauss NJ tina premature loss of the hair. the rocn
becoming parched and dry the skin reesdins and a'
hair falling from its socket. Il,
Drardruf obstructs the pores-thisb ose essss W
heat: feyers are another irritating xsshei anoinai
Remove the obstruction, slsy tbs irrits'ion sai M
ulats the skin to healthy action, AID the haif WIZ
grow again. a.. iii,
The BALM OF MACASSER ciesnses the . NE
psrfsstly; 10 allays heat and inasmstson ara y. y.
notes healthy and vigorous action rice - ""
Nor ale by gro. DOWDEN, DrussI,
myl 175 Broad street. Riehmena.
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Norfolk Va.
Rear Entrance through Marsdens Lane.
The subscriber hal Leased and fitted up the above
prem ses In the finest STYLE
FIRST GLASS RESTAURANT
whore he would 10 pleased to see and ssrve his
friends ard the public, With everything required for
stocked with the CHOICEST CIGARS, LIQUORS,
ALEs, WINES and LAGER EEEK-"
His Larder, with every edible delicacy In season
The apoe part of the house Is fitted up for Private
supper Rooms in beautiful style.
Confi1 dent of pleasing hs only asks q trial.
B. PEBBLE.
N. B.-"altsr Tsylor's best London Dock Brandy
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