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Osdel is not the first victim to passion for
newspaper letter-wEiting. and his late zeal to
defend aud conceal blundcss within the pale Of
his profession, outran his wisdom, or he ncver
would hare called out, even indirectly, the re-
joindes to his diatribe which appears in another
column. The writer is M old citizen, and intel.
ligent man, and especially well practcel in just
these very points, and not TO be warned off By
any Of Mr. Van Osdet's grave "protcsts." We
shall take the liberty again and often to refer to
this matter of "uusafe buildings" and If Mr.
Eau 0sdei thinks we are " rnedd1ing With mat
ters We do not understand, and giving advice
upon matters which evidently We know nothing
about" the sin Of our ignorance will be less
disastrous in its effects upon property and life,
than that Of Ell architect, be he who he may,
who perpetrates his stupid blanders in brick
and mortar. We think Mr Van 0sdel's cpl
thets Of rtrtltss aud ontrdgeous" will, By unan-
imous verdict Of intelligent citizens. be awarded
to the latter class Of human weaknesses.
THE Cr1r Aissrox.-A City Mission for the
care Of the poor has been established in Chi
cago, under the auspices Of the Episcopal
Church Rev. f. i. Tuttle has been appointed
to take charge Of it, aud to conduct its opera-
tons. Mr.. Tuttle is admirably qualified for the
nrduous and delicate work, and he has had sew
eral years Of successful experience in this kind
Of duty in Baltimore, where be originated tie
great Church Home, which is now doing SO
much good among the poor and friendless in
that CITY,
The headquarters Of the City Mission will be
at St. AnsgaEius Church, On Indiana street.
Rcy. Ms, Tuttle viii make It his especial busi-
ness to look after every case Of suffering that
,n.J be brought to his notice, 50 that aims may
not be applied to unworthy objects. Any per.
sons who may contribute towards the charity
fund Of this Mission may hare the privilege Of
sending applicants for aid to the Mission, and
they will be visited, and, if worthy, will be re-
lieved.
Persons Of meana, who may wish to help the
suffering this winter, will not fad q more CON-
peteut, judicious and faithful aluaoper than Mt.
Tuttle. A small sum Of money. put into his
hands for charitable purposes, will accomplish
great deal more good than larger sum scat.
tered indiscrin,inately among the army Of ap-
| plicants that hesiegc our doors. We commend
this excellent enterprise to the support Of the
liberal and the pitifai.
| TuE CHICAGO CoL1EGx or PaARxAcr.-The
College Of Pharmacy, organized in this city in
September last, has just issued, in pamphlet
form, its Constitution, By Laws, and Catalogue
Of officers and members- To quota from the
| Constitution. the institution has fnr its ain.
, 1859-12-01

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
CALLED MEETING.
CHICAGO Nov 50th. 1s53s. 3
Psr*xsT-A Aldermen Myers, keunede, Wa.d, Huck aal
Er1enoneheE-
No quorum. II. kREISXANS,
, 1859-12-01

B See advertisement Of Cornell i Col
two-threAd noisetess premium Sewing Machine
and universal henner, No. 15s Lake St.
au27-1y
, 1859-12-01

No Qronrx.-The cali for Common Council
yesterday afternoon brought no quorum
, 1859-12-01

Fon CHR1srxAs Axp N1w Y1ARs.-AM should
remember thAt Seeley Ut ~ Clark street, hss
the largest, best, and most varied assortment ot
Candies of any Confectiouer in town. Ladies,
please make note of it. noe4lm
, 1859-12-01

Mcv1cxER's THkA7RE.--lt will be seen By the
advertisement in another colum that Mr. Aur-
doch repeats his great character Of Hamlet this
erening, and for the last time. Those who did
not witness The piece on its previous represent
alton should not lose the present Opportunity,
Us it may be long time before they will see the
play as well actcd and maintained rs it is now
done at 3tcyicker's,
, 1859-12-01
MARRIED.

Ga the Eo.tI-E & the 1h Inst l. tie Et1ttct Of the
tr1des rnoth~. the town Of Aain& BY tie Rev c. 4
t:.a1s, Ar. nEN1AN!Ss. ELDllGE. Of Henry, aad
Miss NANCY Att LEE.
, 1859-12-01

PEnsoSAL.-Uon. E. Easthtook, u. c. elect,
Nebraska; Gov. Randall, VIZ; Geo. D. Prem
tice, Esq, editor Louisvil|e Y:s.~as1; :. Jadge
Logan, Springfield; and Nh; ;csnnesl, Ky., ar
rived at the fremont House, feste1day.
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Aeaet Of 1al1Foaa Reports Of hlf'.re 1a:.srzez:-
Mich, Central r. H. ~hnlc number. .f1t
Gtrzl.aa tun.,eT fnm Any one pl-sc, Mill. CITY sd
WitItu % mea, A'. urca1est number from oat f''''
ptaet, Gsnev., d..
WVh!n - m.!.A 20.
Gssa,est nuH,ecr irasn station, kaakakee, Is.
esessess naalef on station, Aurvsa :e'. 49,
Ghh7toA Sostbses.e1rd ~ a;es
s.&ttnu- Z inton, SA.
Chicago Ind MllN aukte, DO. s6s
er.sss aaSs: t:ier i;o ont :i;ca 81
ssi GEesso aiss fe ' %s,ss ID Pas
tuTeh. aud the Chicago. Alton ahd s. Louis ~.
Nuas1 ifee ra.:e: and ekeis sX
%3oMss nn'a1e5 outside city ty p'trne conrt5' -.
~s'.'''''"..'.......-..-.... o@
*:,: i H. s@:an Il asns; it'd oaf Il ci.s.st
saat 1aytl!n. ~ fnlioI e.9ao .e.ua' 81 1en:.
etate kat apart from tho wholesale trade
c1retal esm4s*s made ia utLrr hFe ates vherr krea
fhhnFe bsxn hca te rrrd on The xboTe mus
Pc e + c,ss wse m ens
en ~ attsLe how n1ch capital be AFFORD 10 In Yeb
s1s s:ss1exi 1s.dts ks,''' se'a pos*
n ae *nsoasd q y, To- LIE ssse Fr at Fro
fIaasl. C:atl: ot ii. III IT, IL
Nh srts,t ssa'ff 1n4o% n "te a'l0 olo -...o3
Gaens and thtcaEo oaeIa ..... W Il
Esms.sd 11utt1 ove1 lie lt&dne Nh isao,i Rod ! 81
Whole uamse4 By Railroad to s.a.e r..,. rs
Aumber II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, II
ti:;s Il SC iaelsdas ~
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WIN. Il. BUFFERS j. CO.,
w EE.yERlz -tcC7InTEERS
18 DxsroerA Slss<s- 7N
few doors North Of tho Post oct, Chicago. iino|s-
kFPsumpt ATTENTION given u fhe sAes Of al k!uds Vt
ps0PeEfy 1t AuCton Rooms. any part OF ths <tY
Re refer. By permission. u Me+.rs- hfown Na1ts-
Gas r1tura Dealers j. H. Smith + Co. Hat aud Fur
pealess; H. J. galloway Z Co, Lad AxratA D: b.
Cooks J. To, Booksssrs; Nos<aheA i Ktr~nhxsr. Dr.
Goods: q. n GAR, Ell. fremont House H. u Ntane-
- Liberty Bsss., ~: William fret. Es9 obed'.h
Jackson E42. taekln.. lkonaas + Roberts. AttcF~7A
y r. Carver, Esq. Marine mark cLa4. Tober + Bro
Furniture DrJers. Ill Of Caieasv, cGsa.Ea,y
TOuN RANKIN, General
~ 10y ..ai tOHxfeS:Uv AkRcHAyr.
No. II nolph a tart dior ea.s nf;he b7txHs aouss-
C1sh Advances ua.a u.s.A Ior kuolte and tT.S2iA
Sale. Particular atfrrtIep gwen ort-,oor -s,t*.
IseEu.As sas days TueAaye II irsasz 11d oasartsye
Ample SttaEe Rooms .rx 1at+.. je.:yt.7&
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4 UCTlON SALE OF CITY LOTS
A Notice hereby siven thai ~.l ssll f.F and GO e
saf ot EnaHss po.te At pa:ls aae.lo: = hs nosth
County. n'tno,s en- The etn4 day IT DECEMBER. = D.
ls A1 twelve O'Clock Ct tlat day. fnr eah tbs fol-
lownk property n wt:-ThAt p'ees And raees ot !Hni
alsuat< 10 The c:sy Of Eacagn cook County ae 4nov
aa4l described fbovs Th~ or natiot
hH eighteen flA} In csaz TrastseA >ublrkot Of wsse
q s~ctton number t~ensy (7, town thirty
| n:nf notth, angt sou15stn go.
| II. @. Sp.HFGKp,
Attorney for {. Il. uuo1rrr1k :. Gd,s..e, ~
Chicago. 0et 81 Is51. notABltt&
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E Go to John Jones. 119 Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be well doue and at prices to suit the times.
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4 MBROSE s. JACKSON:
RESTAURANT.

TOR SALE-A Life Scholarship
IN BryanL Bell L Stza.ton$ great ehan Of Comme.ca
Cn1egta. Apply 10 J. ". ETEKLY, II The CuArsS
, 1859-12-01

81 Singers Family St.cia2 N1ehinxs at 1
Lax stre*t. -1{so Manufacturing Haeainesj for a
kinds Of 7ailoring and Leath~ Seria3-
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Srn RosA-Gott1ieb Ross 'swore be would
split the heart of Charles, his brother, all about
vehicle, the title Of which was in contest be-
tween them. Charles objected to the operation
upon his cardiac region, and bad his unfrater.
nal relatire put in limbo indffault Of $500 bail.
, 1859-12-01

The same Committee hare extended their in
quiries as to the amount and value Of The grain
| and other products Of kankakee county which
hare been sent to market during the present
! season. since the first day Of August, and they
have ascer,aiucd aud report that over 200 900
bushels Of graiu and 1900 brls Of flour, a.l the
product Of the county, have been sent to mar
kct within that period, an nn,out much larger
than at any previous year. Much of this grain
is the product Of the Colony Of St. Anne. for
which the producers have received the money.
Large quantities Of eggs, butter, rotatocs, de-,
[ hare aiso been sold for market. In fact thev
represent tho condition of the farmers as equal
10 any previous season. The natural adyauta-
ges oftho county aTc unequalled. The land is
second To none in the State. The county is well
watcred by the Kankakee aud Iroquois rivers,
The former river passes through the centre of
the county. It has dams thrown across it ut
intervals Of about four miles, with full Of about
eight feet to each dam; the watcrneYes fails Or
becomes essentially reduced iu quantity; and
there il enough power afforded within the limits
of the county, Il improved, TO do a1l the milling
and manufacturing for The State OF Illinois,
Limestone and timber arc abundant in the bed
and on the banks Of tbs rivcr, and thus erery
) facility for building Mills rnanufactories, &C.
, is afforded. The Committee deem it necessary
that these facts should be made known, to cor
rect tue impression which has got abroad thai
the population Of kankakee is in starving O,
r suffering condition. and this the result Of nato
raj causes, prejudical to its growth, and forbid
ding the success Of present and prosnectire set
, 1859-12-01
PRESENTS

9 p L E n D I D G1F
, 1859-12-01

LARcESlEs. Blue Islander named Thomas
Thomas IIaddisan has been held to bail IN $500
for stealing sheep, and coat from No. eo4
Kinzie street. lie owns up to the sheep but is.
nores the coat.
A young lad, Lewis Yonge, was fined for
stealing lath.
, 1859-12-01

"ANTED-Tlree or -Four Cen
slenen eaa be aecoMod tied with p1e,aAns tooua
md good bead Al 337 stale street. nxewse. few day
hoMaers 1erms reasonable an3 loeasoa eoaEenient T.
1 Enx 411. bo1aiiW
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SPLENDID FALL GOODS.

SPLENDID FALL GOODS.
J.I. BLOODGUDD & co,
rs OPENING very rich Double Skirt Silk
i Robes,
Very rich Single dc do do
Splendid Black Double Skirt do do
1GO pieces very best Black Silks
Splendid stock of Fancy Silks at rs cents
Do do do dc 81
Very rich Double Skirt De Lame Robes
Do do Plaid Poplins
Splendid Lawns in every variety
Small figured do for children's wear
100 pieces Plain De LANES, all colors
Plain Merino of all shades
Rich Figured Ga De LANES
Do do "a Cashmeres
Very rich small figured Merinoes
loo pieces Plaid Valencias
Very Rich Plaid do at I'm cents
In our Shawl Room we have
An extensive stock of Splendid Shawls of
stella, French Blanket, Long Broche and
Canton Grape, and the very best assortment
of very rich Cloth Cloaks of all kinds
Strangers visiting Norfolk will find it to their
advantage to examine our extensive retail
stock-it being the very largest in this city and
our stock is entirely new.
J.I. BLOODGOOD,
SEE Head of Market square.
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pulled out. MIA. s.ss...
They are all made with the highest mechani
cal skill, and all warranted to work well on al
kinds Of goods, from the Lighest Fabric T.
Heavy Leather. In particular, we would cal
the attention Of all to our new Family sewing
Machine. 1t has been manufactured expressly
for Family Use, and has met with fayor nor
all. 1t is so simplifed as to render it aimoss
impossible to get out of order, or derange ata
operstions ind eed IT is so simple as to astenlsh
one, that so small a piece of mechanism WIZ
sew.
Below, we give description of the different
styles of the Weed Patent.
No. Is a very convenient style, which Can
be worked by hand or foot, on or on It's own
table. For convenience Of shipping, ana also
for large MANUFACTURES, where 1t is necessary
to place a number of Machines into long
bench, making one table answer for them AZ,
No. =, With Walnut or Mahogany Table.
either with or without Box Top, which loc9s
down. Price 800, and $li0.
No. 8, Same size as No. 2, but runs with
belt, and at a much higher rate of Speed: Ihs
kind is well adapted to manufacturing Clothans
or Leather work.. sat
This is really the cheapest Machine in u g
market, as there IA no work done on SEWING
Machine thatit Will not do. 1t i5 confidentAy
asser ted that this Machine runs easier than any
machine now in use: Price, 800. -~~.'l -
No. 4. This Mschine has long arm, 70 &C
commodate large work. 1t rams at high rae
of speed, runs easily, and is, without q doubt,
the best Machine for Tailors' use, ever offered
to the public. 1t is also peculiarly ftted1or
plantation work, as 1t is very simple yet sub
stantial and durable, with but little lab!1ityte
get out Of order. Price, $3.50.
No. s: This is new and cheaper style, aa
ageneral favorite for Family, Light Leather,
and great variety of work. 1t has been gottea
up with reference to furnishing strong ara
durable, vet li2ht and tasty Machine, at a less
price TIL lpf the above. 1t runs veEy
easy, raplol SMLI pronounced the best ms.
chine now in market, for $50. s9aH
No. 8. This is a Machine got up on an entir,.
ly new principle, different from anything evsg
before offered to the public, and we confidently
assert that, for family use il has not an equai,
1t Is very light and tasty, runs very rapid1y,iE
almost noiseless in its operation, and uses
straight needle. 1t is so arranged as to b
utterly impossible for it to miss stitches. II has
a tension on both sides, and carries large sup
ply of thread on the under spool. The motions
are gained by TWO small cranks that run with
out perceptible noise. The two threads are
worked in such manner as never to both pH I
at the same time, and consequently, little liabts
to break. The seam is very elastic, and the
thread does not break in Wishing. 1t wilde
coarse work better than any cheap machine nov
in market, as it uses silk, cotton, or Linen witt
eqns. iaciaiIy. rr,Ge, SSu. r.
OFFICE AT BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
WHITNEY & LYON,
.....-..4- - Proprietors.
AGENTS WANTED. my % end
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SMITH g. VERSIONS
EyV E,N S OTE RS.

S FV En- S H Q OF B RS.
rTvHIs TSIoL is the lightest one in the world
L thashas force. Weight only Ten Ounces,
Is loadet quicker than other Pistols are capped.
Is sure tse under all circumstances. No injury
is causeeto the arm or ammunition by allowing
it to renain oaded any length of time. Is very
simple il its cpIistruc ton and not at all liable
to get OIL of order. Is perfectly safe to carry
and shot seven times. Call and examine them at
Ia p. D.. GWALTNEY & cos
No. s Union street.
N. .-Colt's, Deringer, and other celebrated
PisteJ always On hand, au3l
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RHEUMATISM AND ALL PAIN,

RHEUMAT1SM AND ALL FA1N,
VANISH BY THE USE OF
IIARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL.
III THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILAT TOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAR
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED BY CHEMIST
BOTTLES ~, % and so cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
1t is not pretended that this article will cure
all complaints, but it will cure all pain as
thousands will testify, who have used it. AS
pain is the iorerunner OF most disease, by cur
ing the pain you check the disease.
aARfSHOHNE'SC URE-ALL should be kepn
in all families in case OF accidents or sudden
sickness, as it frequently cures in less time than
it requires to get q physician.
1t cures pain in any pat of the system and Is
used externally and internally.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Rheu-
matis1n. Neuralgia and Chilblains. a..
TRANSFORMERS CURE ALL cures Cramps,
Collie, Pains in the Stomach or Bowels. Il
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Pains
in the Limbs, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and
HARTsHoRNE,S CuRE-ALL cures sprains,
Bruises, Scalds, Burns and Frosted Feet.
HARTSIIORNE'S CURE-AI4L cures Pains
In the Feet and Swelling of the Joints.
HARTSHORNES CURE-ALL cures Stiff
Neck from Cold, and Ague In the Breast.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL is good for
Dyspepsia, Weak Stomsch and Bowels.
Whenever you have Pain, use the CURE.
ALL, as it acts upon the Nerves, Muscles, Sin
ews, Blood and Bones, and, by its warming
the system. Get bottle and try 1t.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug
Stores in NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, hAMP TON
and SUFFOLK ~ l4-n
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P REcIoUs YoUTH.-"Jack," said q
farmer to his boy, who was toasting
cheese, 81 don't allow that more fool
you p said Jack. "What," asked his
master. Cease you could eat as much
again if yon did, was the reply Of the
clever boy.
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NOTICE.

TNHE subscribers having been driven from
L their old stand, No. 81 Mechanics Hall, by
fire, have taken rooms over store occupied by
Kerr Co., opposite Day Book Office, entrance
same as TO Clark's Daguerrean Gallery. They
return their sincere thanks for the noble efforts
of many friends to save their property from de-
struction, and invite call at their new place
of business, where they are prepared to exhibit
splendid stock of Fall and Winter Goods,
which will be made in the most fashionab le and
tasteful style.
SCI FARANT. LESTER l. co.
THEM CODFIsH-l,O 900 lbs. just to hand,
L warranted equal to any as regards size and
condition. RAYMORE 6 STONE,
Sc 9 No. 6 Campbel's wharf.
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A SUBSTANTIAL CoBoR.-Not long since,
religious society in Connecticut met to
decide what color they should paint their
Westinghouse. Some proposed one col
or, some another. At last said one, 81
move that we paint it rum color, for Dea-
con Smith had his painted that color for
number of years, and it grows brighter
and brighter every year"
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A No. S. Main Street, best Tickling "
n gar. Mace, Spice, Cloves, Ginger, Crush
Clar. Pulverised and Brown Sugar; Coffee, JsI
Laguyra and Rio; Flour, Welchj Patapsco AM
N. @; Butter, Cheese and Lard Candles, Ada
mantine, Sperm and Tallow, Soap, Patent and
Fancy, of every variety; Salt Liverpool and
ground Alum Bacon, Sides, lShou lders and
Brooms, Buckets, Wash Tubs, keelers, Brush n
&c, &c, receiving and for sale at No. S, Nj
street, opposite the Farmers Bank, on Ef
terms by MEBELL, ~
At Main street front Of Bank Streex
au ~ Norfolk, va.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FOR 1853.
M. D CLIFTON Is CO

IL. ID CLIFTON d CO,
NORFOLK HALL OF FASHION.
THE subscribers are now receiving very
l. large and handsome stock of Gentlemen
and ouths'
READY MAZE CLOTHING,
of superior quality and workmanship To those
wishing to purchase we offer great Inducements
from the fact of manu- featuring all CT our own
Clothing, we confidently assert that we can and
will sell at as low figure as any house in the
States, North or South. Also to hand a primo
stock of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
of every variety and description, An examina-
ton is only wanting to satisfy all, that the
Old stand No. I6 Main Street,
is the place where you may always rely on
getting good article at a iair price Cali and
examine. Sc Is
lust received at the Dlspensary large sup
u ply of FRESH DRUGS and CHEMl ~ALS.
l case Gum Camphor 100 lbs Gum Ara1:c
" Opium 20 lbs lodIde Potassa
so lbs Aloes 20 lbs Glycerine
$50 OF Quinine 20 lbs Chioroform
l6 OF Morphine 50 lbs Citrate Potassa
JOHN R LUDLOW,
Sse 10 Atlantic Building.
TIMBER LAND-Near navigation 500
l. acres Tor sale low. Apply To
FZANTZINGER.
Dealer in Coal and all kinds OF
Sc 10 Building Materials.
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IIPORTANT NEWS

JUST to hand a large and v.ried stn3k. Of
= Travelling Bags Of the different k.sads anu
patterns now used. Also valises ans Trunks'
of Sole Leather and other qualities in great
variety always on hand and offered at the low
est figures. Persons wishing to be suited to- 4
any thing in the above line can always be ac.J
comodated by calling at
FWSEAEURY'S SONS,
se9 .tEll No. S3, Market Square,
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Sorry.

Some years ago there lived in Hall
fax county, Va, one Deacon Alta lead
ing member of the Baptist persuasion
man remarkable for his sterling worth
and independent character. One of Dea-
con A--tt's neighbors and brother church
man had hose notorious for his fence
breaking proclivities; so mu ch so, that all
the cattle in the neighborhood knew him,
knowing that be would lead them to feed
on the fat of the land.
Deacon Ats corn-6eld being ia
vorite res rt Of his, the Deacon, after long
endurance of his depredations and repeat
ed warnin :, to his owner, concluded to
rid him,cli Of all farther inroads by
shooting HIM. The result was that the
Deacon vas churched at the next meet
ing, and Il was decided "that Brother
Att sho 81 apologize to the church for
committirg sUoh wicked deed, and pay
the owner fifty dollars for the horse; and
upon his dong so the church would over
look the off -
Deacon At arose with good deal
of humility, and laying his hand upon his
heart, said:
Brethren, am sorry, sorry from the
bottom of my heart, that did not kill
V months sooner, and would have
~ barrels of corn by doing so T.
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LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL.
THE MARKET SQUARE SAVINGS
INSTITUrrlOE.

DECEIVES depoEites daily SUNDAYS exceSt.
IL ed) and gives Try Goods Ii exchange for
money, allowing depositors large rate of in
terest. MN - ~,
The following rates of interest are allowed
on the articles enumerated ~
Bobbinett Mosquito Netzsslg sEorth 57x sold.
for SIX, being 4.Al.5 per cent Interest. II
Gehtlemen's Under Shirts worth SO cts sod ~
IN, which is g per cent interest.
Pretty Lawns worth 25 ctsssold for ls x. an
crest of rs per cent?
Waite Quilts worth 50 %. sold for Q 50,.W
an interest of IS 2-3 per cent.
5ieached Cottons ful yard wide, worth Il
sold fer 10 cts an interest o f Us per cent
Gene on, Gone all and deposite four M
at the Marae >qpare Savings Institution.
au 70 TFOWEN
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r II e N C HI ID e Il.
MIR. ROUSSELL, from Paris, Dying and
lx1 Securing Establishment at Norfolk, corner
of Bank and Hill streets.
Dyes and finishes all kinds of Wooden, Silks,
and Cotton Goods to any color. Also, cleanse
and remove stains on Merinos Silk, Dresses, Car
and repair Goats, Pants and Grape or Silk Shawls,
to equal new. ju l9-ly
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TIN WARE.
r o B E r T s d c o.

ROANOKE SQUARE,
A RE now prepared to furnish to country
n dealers and others the largest and best Sc
lected stock of Tin Ware, Stoves, House Furn
ishing Goods, &C, ever before offered in this
market, and at prices that will compare favor
able with any House North.
Purchasers Will find it to their advantage to
give us a call Sc 10
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WARRANTED. .-1-1 .
Il HAVE received this day a large invoice OF
are warranted TO me and which warrant to
those who may buy them. If they rip will
in every instance give new shoes for Them
They will be sold at the usual prices.
80 .,.f,ff..i I T BOTTIMORE,
ME- Is E Side Market square,
se 40 & Sign big yellow boot.