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AvDrI M 1. hereby owes ~ all parsons dealing In
~ Pos ler. taaf Sessssa5 " dndia usce No =, Il
the ciss lriiat sres. viii D. strictly eiore u ami
salh YEA ier of l.ow Ter &. a0ast 81 procars Ia
esn.. FIR veaf n the sane, oreersd "a s9ctoa :.
Ordinance No. T. ,,
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EMARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RE-.
EN LIEF.-Below We publish the certificates OF
two of the sufferers from the pangs of disease, wh"
ha, ing recovered from their former health ana ih-
pell.d by gratitude, make knOwntheir cases and re-
medal agent and their statements are authenticated
hy Notary public. Tho demands of society impc-
riousy command their pnbli 'ity. and we commend
their perusal to the attention OF all afflicted:
CERTIFICATE.
Them lcrsigncd desircus sufacQuajntiNglhQse who
may be unfortunate enough to be similarly nhcled'
where perm auent relief of their SuiIerngs may be
obtained feels il his dlty 10 thus publcy express
his most sincere gratitude % DR.. L. j. Czdpkhy' ior
the pernanent recovery Of his health. Borne down
by the distres sing symptoms incident 10 The Vicious
prarcc funconlrollabe passion youth suppressed
In body and mind: unable 10 perform even the most
trhing duty imposed upon the daily avocalions ot
life. sought the advice of mlny ply sicians, who at
hrst regarded my disease IA of trliDg Importance
but alas after few weeks. and III several instances
msn,hs. of their treatment. found ~ my unHtiefa
bic horror that instead Of relief, The symptoms be
came more alarming III lhrlf torture, ana. OvinU olu
bv one that my disease bein principally confined C
/ tho brain, medicine wUali be OiIltt consequence
despaired of ever regaining my health strength ahu
/ enrrt\: and ~ q last resort and with bul tuln
hope called upon Dr. C2apkay. who after examining
( my case p-es:ribad some medicine which almost in
st,n,ly relieved me of the III pala and dizziness
my head. Encouraged by this result, re'oved I,
place lnysrlfim mediatelv under his care, aud by
s,riaiherence 30 his directions and advice, my h"a
became cleqt, my ideas collected, the constant pan
in my back and grOins, me Mehkn"sS ul my ilinh>
the nervous reaction ofmy whoi" body on the slight
ct alarm or excitement; the mi- inthroIy and evi
fore oding~; the self dslrust aud want ct cpnfidenC
ulhrrs; lhr incapabl i,y to study, and want of res
outun; he fri 9hjtul, exciting, and 10 ties lleasur
] able drrams NJ night. followed by involuntary Dis
charges, have all di,apl cared; AMI in fact in tw
mouths after having consulted the Doctor tell asi
inspired by u now iiir-thal lie which, hu; shof
tine ago contempt Ia end by my uwn hand.
VITA Il Yl'W to guard the un'uriunatc from ialliu
into he htnd- of fincpmpecut quack@, deem 1t m
dat, to Offer this testimony to the merit and skill
In-.tZLpkay, ant rc"nmmend him to AL Nhv ma
stand IN need nfmelicnl advice. being assured by III
own experience. lnal once under his care, arldc O.;
aud permanent care VIII be effected.
E.F. FILLMORE.
sa'o OF culiflr ia. Comfy of S17 Francisco. Sui
>rrlrl aad sworn before M. tins l7tt dty "f Aprl
/ A. 1896. Signed. JOHN MIDDLETON. u :
Z Notary Public.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

~ office Is hereby givea 60 all persons
~ having claims ~ tinsi the estate OF y o. Good
rich. deceased, 10 present the with the proper
vouchers within ten months from this date to the
Undersigned Al his Office ia the Court House in orc.
vile. or TIT same VIII be forever buried
W. w. HOBART,
Executor Of said Estate.
OroYille, March Isl lS5S-3ud
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Notice.

FNIERE WILL BE MEETING or THE
q Stockholders nf the lutistry lirtz Company
hsld NJ Yankee ltll on The lth day OF Nay nex,, az
one O'Clock r. VI.
=. UASEY, President and Secretary
April S;h, lsaS.
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Dissolution Notice.

rHNuE~ 90 PiRrNER sure heretofore existing
u between thc und assigned a. Wine aad Liqaar
merchants, has been this day dissolved maIaal
coasent. JOHN PATTERSON
AUGUST JENESiN.
New Philalenhia,
Thom?saa's Fiat, April d.h, ISIS.
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In the District Court uf the lhh Iuiicia District.
coanty OF Bate
Joseph u. Alexander
Jno. A. Roliings,
Oliver p Watson, Assio1 brought In the
Alien Clytuer, District Court of the tit-
wm l. Evans, ,eenih judicial District
Charles Evans, ani the complaial He'd
o. wheeier. Tin the calniy of bntte,
Thomas Davis IN the osice of the Clerk
Thomas v. Boucher, of said D.sIrte' Couu.
Charles tcnsiey,
j. WATSON,
!. r. W0oleu. RRi
Samuel J. Henslsy,
guyHE Pc ,pLE OF THE STATE OF CALtroR>
mia. send Or setting to Iohn 4. Ralltags, oliver
p. watson. Allen cyms, wn ! Evans Charles
Eyass q. w Wsssler, Thomas Daet., Thomas B
no asher. Oh irics iteasiey, Wstsoa, n. WOODEN,
aai Santsij uenslay: You are hereby required
% appear Ia an ac.loa brought asa'ns. yoa by the
ab we na mel ptaintin Ia the Dtstrs COau of the
FiAssath Jli,ial Oslriet, in AMI Tor the County or
Bate. sat ~ apsser the conplaai died iherela, "a
eopy VI Which aeeSmPtaies this sinm'nsl shhia
tsa dsy. texciuave OF the day Of sersi,,l alter tbs
seryics on you of this summons, served within this
csIaiy; Il served oit Of this eoanty hut within this
Jaciai district si'hin tsensy days or II sef.ei "ui
of sad Oistrc,, thrn ~uha ivriy days--Jr Jadgm-tt
by defaat ~i be ta<en assiasi you. Fac said sciion
is brssght 10 Obtain iaixncnt and decree oi lore
ciosira of certain lnioaiarv " prtgagc bs ring
date ths soth day of Dune 4 1885. executed by
the sfsa iaat isna konss 10 toe piSintif. and
fr the ef nortgafst pre- n,es ds cf, bel therein.
and me apu ssiiaa Of tse pr0cs-ls OF such sale 10
ths pas neal of 'he anoaat due oa the prbnis,rs
sts dss bed la sHd saSfsgsye, tsystheF With such
other and further rslei 40 the prcnises as to oar
sal ,ir mar sesn right aud proper. also Tor costs
OF s,ii; aai rsu tad to appear aud answer said
o, 81 ,lnt a. sbos laiff. thc ptssniid viii apply
10 the s,oar for the relief drlnande1 therein
Given an ier ny and an tue sal at tue District
4 - tsotrs OF the Fflaaath Judicial District,
ss.At. this 18th day Of Apr,i. in this year o.
I ~-~ 1str ssri sae thousand eiyat huadred and
hny-sight.
N.U DARRAs;Ii, Clerk.
ByJ u. N.ssLs. Dspaty ciers. aplI atn
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N O II &c f.

FENHERE Will BE HELD MEETING or THE
IL "Spnnz Valley Guar Mining ComprNy,' at
Spring Valley. on Moaday tho Sth dAy OF April 1855
for the p1rpose of electin< cfcers for The ensuing
year. tmarsStvl J. w. SNO1kS. President.
The se'Ee msehng Of the Company is eosiPoaed
until saturday The laih insiaM
April Sia. lSSS. J. W. SN00kS, President
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NB-rhe ha>iasss ortac lase arm % ssCulernan
4 % @wih be setilel byJ. z, Coleman, at the teen
sliean, Tneatre baltdiag, troxiAe.
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JOHN ] PATTERSON

begs 10 inform his eli friends and the public thai
he eau be foaad at the rhsnasiu's Flat ie Hoass.
On Man street, whess they will dni the choices:
braaiy. Waisky. Ais and cigars.
Al pFrsans indebted to the Ioase will please call
and salila immediately.
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A ftANPiE turning Fiali Alcohol and Spirits
~ q farnenisnn, far ale By
die JOHN :. ALRRp
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MEDICAL.
DR.. J. CZAPKAYS

EARIVATE MEDICAL IN ID sbltNiNA' -
4 INSTITUTE, Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery opposite Pacific Mail steamship GO : once.
San Francisco, California. Established III rue
permanent cure OF all Private and Chrchic Dlssast'
and the suppression of Quackery. Attending ana resi-
dent Physician. l. J. CZAPkAf. NJ D. late nl tne
Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Fh!slclahlo 10
the 10Th Regiment of Honveds, Chief surgeon 10 le
Military Hospital of Pes,h, Hungary la'e lecturer
on diseases OF womenand children.
u,oTuE AFFLICTED.-DR.L L.J. CZAPKAY can
L be consulted NJ his Institute for the cure OF an
forms of private diseases such as
Nocturnal Emissions and all the Consequences OF
self abuse. In the first stages ot Syphilltc or "oho-
| rheai diseases he guarantees cure in few days
without ncou venience to the patient or hlndrahce u
his business. when patient. by n"@ eel of llpr"P'
er treatment. has developed the secondary symptoms
of syphilis such a. blboes or painful sweilings on
the groins or u,ersin the throat aud nose, whch u
not checked. DESTROY the sU!t parts and cause ms
bones to- mortify separate and come away, leaYlhs
the sufferer an object hideous to hohuid' or "hci
blotches and pimples break out upon the sRlh o.
when he has painful swelngs upon the boncs, o
when his constitution injured =" ~ to prehlspnS
to- consumption or other con-titrtonhl ii sehs's' th
Doctor guarantees cure or asks no compensation.
=. In RHEt NAfISN. chronic or acute: : in DfSEN
:. Terry or DI tRtlOEA, he has sale ana vhectuh
f remedies. Fer the treatment OF the conaequchccso
self abuse, such NOCTURNAL emissions. ncrNou-e-
% timidity headache. plnsin the back and limbs " IL
it general weak ness loss Uf memory, injury to the igf
n resessncss. confusion of ideas, dislike Tor sOclet,
p and feeling weariness of life with the nervol
~ system so exctahe that shock or starr
o the paeu,. max 'ng his existence miserable ior III
above m1adles the Doctor will gnrantcc azure
ask no conn Eensaton. T. g can be consulted tree
charge aud invites all to cali Il wilt cost them n
- thiug, and may be much TO their advantage. OiH'
hoars from 9 4. NJ, ,to9P VI.
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Dissolution Notice.

vENnE ca pNRrN ERSHiP HERETOFORE rX
q i,iins hstNeen The undersigned under the firm
an style of Sir'iehaaberr \ Feie in the cigar aud
To1acco business, is this day Dissolved by mutual
consent. q STRlEckENRER;,
JACOB FELDE.
Orov,lle, April 7th ISjS.
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a LRALst, os ohlli Clover seal--gresa import 4.
N ton. for sale BY JOHN S. ALBRo.
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SUMMONS

STATE or CALIFORNIA,
In the District Court of the lSth juicial District
County OF Bate.
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'IlHFPF trETlDU.s tNuS in thi-States ss,'
| for want Of Scientific medical trta'Hs~ "A
yeu fear in apply tn n Physician Aecnnse nv h, n
been trc,ivt or iltcir friends have otth' 4
of the dlnrlutans , inirsi The com'nu'i"!
publish ihrmsr' ves as good ph.slc'ahs' Ind n
C;c. iu ai -uch We UnnVs.s.ingH re-, . ,lsaeI
g. Youa., as \ tysician IN whom an 'a1 tnnssi
flctcs .eis man of eminent anu I'D
s'Ety .&8t surgeon. an honorable n,,,"'oa 4
Wlu -, inuashise with persons IN hi''.o" =,
san ing as a rtyNtan aLt genttnIg - 81
guarauiecd-!ar first Ly his m"ulea ~.u,saiytS!
are 81 kor to their author. and me "a vha
higfiv successful course Of practice VIM NM ,uIs 1
mas been hooored since his advent IN an.',l6s
the laisor by his numero u patrons "nu To-
acqnainiances,
EDEMEMBER-T Hr ]. c. Youue IN ~
HAs the treatment Of Private Diseases, y Irr..ss|
ner of Montgomery and cahlorn'a sis-' Sa''
RENEMRTR-ThatD Dr. yonng wan's 20 "A
but those fully capable of spprec aim. ..eash 4
gushing the services Of regular. ,nS ut
physic an, from the paliry unearnea 4H
RENENBER-Ttat Dr Young Is he OF s,fsst
bred physician advertising 10 cure dise~'
dence. 81.
REMEMBER-That Dr YpuncS =, mn.hss 4
treatment are eniirtly unknown 10 ~. Id i
pared from life spent in the crest ll'r ,,ure b
rope. and the first in this country lrO"
calls imported rse
REMENBER-Tha. pr Young clNes
ton TO diseases recniiGrf" females' anal.
From the Bosiea Medical JvfIls - efsffk
Although We are opposed 10 the :. I'll ss Il
Using. for good aud sufficient reason. .,ne q
It bai jus, ice TO say ihat -. hH.fhi Ira d
m0t industrious and in'ie'l '2trir VIZ
medical acience in the United siatT
sv'No CURE. ~ PAFf' sosl
Hts once = at tha crrner % N'If
+ IVA -S-cer.. Sa1 FRI 7ri*-h
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. G. YOUNG.

LateProfessorat thcUniversity, Penn.
Can be found at The old stand, corner Of
Montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco,
Where he can beconsuted privately and with The
utmost confidence BY the afflicted at all hours daily
from A. NJ. until M. (Curesalways guaranteed
or no pay required.
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NorioE.

ByJ Y. N.arls, D ,paly GleFs.
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Dry Goods.
DRY GOODS.
% l. 90 ID G o Cd g. G o.
APE npENINI

DRY GOODS.
% LOO ID G 90 D g. c o.
ARE OPENING
THEIR FALL STOCK,
EMBRACING
One of the largest Varieties ever
offered in Norfolk.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
" Splendid Silk Robes,
Splendid Robes L'Quille,
Beautiful Bayadere Silks, rich co!ors,
" Chene &c
Rich Plaid Silks,
Bayadere Silks--heavy, at 81 rs,
Plain Colored Silks, pretty colors and
quality,
Rich Robes in Cashmers,
i" I" " Merino,
Beautiful Robes AQuille,
" " Muselin,
Robes DeChambre,
French DeLaines in most beautiful de-
signs and colors,
Ducals, in all qualities,
Figured and Plain French Merinos,
Rich French Calicos.
/" " and Mouselins for Children
Plaid Poplins-high colors and beautiful
quality,
Black Silks in every variety, and at any
price.
MOURNING, ITALIAN, &C.
Cloaks of the latest Fall styles,
Velvet and Moire Antique,
Cloth Cloaks in full assortment,
Drab Cloth Cloaks or Busters,
Rich Chenille Shawls, from So, 90 to $780,
90.
Beautiful Figured and Plaid Wool
Shawls,
Stella Shawls and Scarfs,
Broche do do do
Chenille Scarfs for Neck,
White and Colored Grape Shawls,
Fine Thread Laces and Insertings,
Lace Collars.
Lace Sets,
Beautifully Embroided French Sets,
A new article in Marseilles Sets,
French Worked Collars,
Cambria and Muslin Collars at all prices,
With every article embraced in the EN-
broidery department.
Embroidered, Hemstiched and Plain
Hdkfs.
81 Colored and Black Bordered do
oct BLOODGO0D Il CO.
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AT 1T AGAIN.
CHINA GLASS AND E4AR1.HEN
w A r e.

TAS. e. BARRY, would NEST res
u pectfully inform his friends and theSM
public generally that his China, Glass 80
and Earthen Ware establishment has %
arisen Phoenix like from the ashes; and that
having laid in an entire new stock of every
thing in his line he is now prepared to enter
tain his friends and customers on the most &C
commodating terms. He feels assured that
long experience in the Crockery business will
enable him to give satisfaction to the public,
to whom he gives the assurance also that his
stock will always be Il und to contain nearly
every article which may be called for.
Give him a call--at his old stand corner
Union street and Market square.
no 3-tf
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that the man is whole. Not principle
invaded by the enemy--not moral sen
timent iost-not jcNel in the crown Of
honor missing.
He took my land, and grasping it
hard, looked into my face steaaily for
some moments. Then, in a subaued
voice, he made answer
i trust that it is even so, my friend.
But there were seasons in the worse than
Egyptian night through which | have
passed, when the tempters power seemed
about to crush me. For myself | cared
little; for my wife and children every
thing. The thought of seeing them 90
out from the pleasant homo l had pre-
vided for them, and step down, far down,
to lower level in the social grade, half
distracted me tor time. For them |
would have braved everything but d
honor. | could not stoop to that Al i
SO passed the fiery ordeal, and have
come out, vei Nv believe, better man.
No, no, no, my friend. am not ruined
have lost my fortune, but not my integ-
rity.'
And so the man stood firm. It was
not in the power of any commercial disas-
ter to ruin him. The storm ragged
furlously; the waves beat madly against
him; but he stood immovable, for his feet
were upon the solid rock OF honor.
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That pleasant philosopher, Montaigne,
offers the following W himiscal consolation
to those afflicted with govt, gravel, rheu-
matism, &c; "'Fhese," be says, 'are
symptoms OF long life, just as heat cold,
rain and hail are the attendants on every
long journey"
In the pleasant glance, the genuine
corlialty, the gentle word spoken ia
season, p9rohanoo to those not accustom-
ed to gentlenoSs. you will be doing real,
though humble work for God--all the
more real aud the more acceptable that
it is work which none will know and
none applaud,
Consider how much more You often
suffer from your anger and grief, than
from those very things for which you are
angry and grieved.
The government receipts are increased.
being now four times as mnch per tlav.
at New York, as they were in November.
They are now sufficient to meet the cur
rent expenses of the government.
Tae woman who ''burst her sides a
~
laughing" had them lnended by her hus-
band coming into her rarlor with muddy
boots.
An English paper. in speaking Of tho
American light pleasure wagon, says
that the wheels consist of four circles Of
cheese riha filled in with spider webs.
We happen to know a few otherwise
sensible women, who shut out the sun
shine from their front parlors, merely
because they see foolish fashionable neo-
pie do 81. What a queer fashion for SEN
isble people to ape.
When are sils Ike dough When
they are needed [kueadcd,l in the kit
chen
The man who carried out his mora
resolutions did not briag them back.
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THE DAY BOOK.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING MARCH II.
You Would Forget Me.
BY EMMA.

BY EMMA.
Is 1t thus You would forget me?
Alas thought it not,
But 90, 90 thou false one and forget,
Thou too shalth be forgot.
Thy lying tongue once whispered words
Of love, true, pure and deep,
Deceived am--Sir from me so,
shall not for thee weep.
nc'er the word TO part US spoke,
False man thou knowest true;
Some thief has wronged me to thee told.
The words never know.
But false man go, 60 wanton go,
Meier breathe my name again;
To helpless woman you have lied,
But all you've lied in vain.
Portsmouth,, March IL
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SHIP Stuck BY METEoR.-Ihe ship
Caroline Tucker, Capt Congdon, at New
York, from lIavre, on the 21st ult., when
in lat. 4 l rs, Ion 81 25,undcr close-reefea
sails, during a. heavy squall, aud very
dark, was struck by moteor.-There
was no lightning, but tremendous re
port accompanied it, and the mainma&t
was enveloped apparently in a shower of
rockets. Many of the crew were benrmt-
ed from the effects of the shock. The
sheet lead Oh the mast was compkte'y
ripped off, and the copper tanks aroru d
the deck combings were frightened b t
not started Baltimore Sun.
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A NICE HUsBAND.-'Ah, John, yeu
won't have me much longer. shall, No.
vcr cave tnls bed alive 7
please theeself, Betty, and thce'll
please me- returned John, with great
equanimity
i have been a good wire to you, JOHN,
persisted the dying woman.
'Middiin', Betty, mildlin',' responded
the matter-ul-iact husbands
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JOB PRINTING.

I'm ALL ITS VARIETY AND EXE
= CJTI.G'DD in THE YER Y BESTSTYLB
AND AT TIE 10 WEST PRICLSSF Gk
C1SH.-We invite the attention Of The bust
ness community, and all classes Of the pcople
to the very extensive resources in Type, Ma.
terial, Presses, &C., nov in use in our
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
NO. y EAST MAIN STREET, NORFOLK, VA.
Supplied without regard to cost for the nm
equalled dispatch, and the beauty, neatness
and permanent superiority of every kind OF
ORNAMENTAL AND PLAIN PRINTING
and having competent workmen steadily
employed, and every facility for conduct
ing the business, we are prepared to do al
kinds of Printing at very short notice, an
for reasonable prices. All kinds Of Printing
required by
Banks, Brokers,
Insurance Offices, LAWYERS,
Steamboats,, Railroad Companies.
Shippers, Forwarders,
Physicians, Merchants,
Mechanics, Storekeepers,
Theatres, Circusses,
Museums, Concerts.
Exhibitions, Parties,
Balls, Weddings, &c.
Funerals,
Having one of the best FAST JOB PRES
SEES now in use in this country, we are pre-.
pared to do all work entrusted TO our care in
the most expeditions manner, and feeling
confident of our ability to give satisfaction
to all, both in price and quality Of workman
ship, and to make it the interest Of all VIII,
deal with us, we again invite the public
call and examine specimens at
JN0. r. uAIHAWAY'S
Cheap Job Printing Office,
est No. 81 East Main street,
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Everything to be known about the
Princess Royal Of England, recently
married to the Prince of Prussia, is Just
now of interest. The following ancc-
dote is authentic, though never before in
print:
"a few years ago.a man named Brown
had occasion to be at Windsor some
times, and tile Princess was accustomed
TO greet him with, ''lIow do you do,
Brown" Her mother rebuked her for
the familiarity, and finally said, 'If ever
| hear you addressing that gentleman So
disrespectfully again, [ shall instantly
order you to bed" The next time he
appeared the Princess said, "Ah, how do
Brown, good morning, Brown, aud good
night too, for l am going to bed''-snd
to bed she went; but in an lour or two
her kind hearted mother rclented, went
to her, and by a little admonition af-
fectionately administered. cured her
more ellcctually than by bedding her,
Boston Posi-.
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French Preserves and Candied
SMITHFIELD I4AMs-sm,ll on,

~ very nice, Baltimore do warranted q No.
!, Goshen Butter at Only Is cts, Role Butter
from Is to % cts, Corned Beef of the finest
9qallSy, Breast Bacon for only l2T cts,
shoulders 81! tor only ~ cts, CGTnea Pork &C.
With many other things / hope will nieasc
every one. The rottrap is baited with Choice
Pfosisions, so come and see for yourselves.
lie 20 r. +. JAMES.
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WHAT RAILROADS HAVE DoNE.-Ac.
cording to the estimate, the U. States
has increased in wealth full a thousand
millions of dollars by railroads. They
have certainly contributed more to the
prosperity of tho country than they have
proved remunerative to their owners
M'tI - '-.-i'-- T. A-,,1I .s,. l.. 80
', ....o ..v ral,iod.so VIC Cu>.-,. ne yer nav :
been the wide extended republic that we
have grown with them we can enlarge
our territories still further 1t is for
tunate conjunction Of events that the
locomotive and the magnetic telegraph,
two of the most potential coatrivances
for annihi!ating space, should spring into
existence just as a new republic was eX-
tending its power over continent
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Twenty Thousand Dollars worth
OF READY MADE CLOTHING.

AT AND BELOW COST.
he whole of our stock of Clothing con.
L sisting OF fine, fashionable and season.
able goods, will from this day until further
notice, be sold at and below cost, as we are
obliged on account of the fire on the l9th
inst, to make some alterations in our store.
AL those in need of something in our line are
respectfully requested to call on us, as by &C
aolng they will be able to save at least from
twenty to twenty-five per cent.
A. SELDNER & co.
No. Is, Main street, and
dc 10 No. IL, Market Square.