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! swaspse IN FAYarrEv1L.e, N. chs

\ SwiNpLE IN FAYErTEvILLE, N. C.-Ths
Otscruer of yesterday, says;
Week before last stranger, calling himself
VIM. j. Jord an, Stopped In this town having in
MAS possession negro boy, which hs desired
Iu sell Or pledge for certain amount of
money whICh he was DESTROYS OF raising. Mr..
J.. {. " IlltamS took the negro and advanced
$500 q him Jordan promising to redeem him
III a ShorE rlme. Last week gentleman from
LLnco.l co, Ky.,a Mr.. Buchanan, came on in
pursuit III jordan alleging that he (jordan) had
Stot.u sac negro from him
CIV t1wn Marshal, Mr. HAIRS, INN ediately
wen. Al pursuit of Jordan
=, rAs8IoN Foa Ether. There is a young
poDiaa of respectable position in Chelsea,
Mass who has an uncomfortable passion for
-e,b.s I. has singular effect upon her, max
Ing Dar laugh immoderately for several min
.l.e., " aen she WILL fail to the floor, and lay
pont.ug Until It's effects have passed. away. The
1ads resorts to the most desperate m cans to
graz aeF depEaved appetite.
FATAL HFFEcrs OF SrRYcANtAR WAIsKEx.-
The 81. Joseph Journal has information that
a feartLi morality had broken out in Mountain
city, cars lng of as many as fourteen miners
psr OK At drst the disease was supposed to
be moGEta,a fever, but close inspection
sh0a I'd that greater number of deaths were
caused by drlnkiag highly poisonous or strych-
ulna WlI5aey,
aoa5aicIDE.-A woman has been arrested in
(tuCIElaE for attempting the crime OF Sorori-
eide IL IS quite possible that general readers
Etj be unable to guess what this crime is, with
tsin strange name. If they will turn to Web :
sta,'; Unabridged, they will find the word
Ipere defined thus THE murder or murderer
o. a ssster,' and this remark in brackets, Lit
tie used, obviously because cae crime is unfIe-
2nsn.
VALuAsLE PAcKAGE.-Parker Spring, the
telegraph operator at the railroad station in
PoLghkeepsie, recently found a package at
Rh llebeck, which contained $500, and was
fhe property of the American Express Com
pang.
vThe convention of Railroad General Tick
ct Agents, at Cincinnati, has passed resolu-
tions establishing uniform rates of fare. The
dsre from New FORK to Cincinnati was fixed
at $40.
:, Che Supreme Court at Boston has refused
Joseph W. Thornton's application for new
trial. The day of execution is fixed for the
lth OF November.
The fret Arab newspaper ever published
~ the Turkish Empire, and out OF Con
stantiDople, has been commenced at Bey-
golt. -,.
4 Bishop Early, is presiding over the Hol
.ston Conference nov in session at Abingdon
IVA.
Was to the Hrtfs.--A tough goose.
iSo,.s Of No,Rt-to.-HeeDan and Morris
SrS.
2'hoakssioin9. -Gov. Burton, of Delaware
has appointed the Gath of November as day
~oi Thanksgiving.
! 4 PaoLwIc.-A seeding LIE Brenton peal
qgee at Newburyport, Massachusetts,, bore
--asevep1Sarrels Of fruit this season of the fines
~e9nsaSg.
hat goes most agains
D farmers grains his mewing machine.
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= :
Shameful Apothy-on Saturday afternoo,
MI VIM. A. omalley, his brother and two
,fisnas on arriving ON the beach of Coney
Island, New York harbor, saw several per
sons crowded together, and on asking the
cause, was told that a man was drowning a
saort distance from the shore. Mr.. s. and
his brother Immediately plunged in and
brought the bosy on shore, but life had fed =.
lnas poor fellow was suffered to drown.
Wnile seven or eight fellows, already ua,
dressed, stood upon the beach without an
effort to save him from death.
Ports Closed.-Captain Robinson. of the
orig Thomas Swami, arrived at New York
from Savanilla, on the llth ult., and reports
thas the per IS of Savaailla and Carthapsna
were to be closed on the 10th, by decree of
the federal governm emit of New Granada. in
consequence of the state in which those eli
ties are situated, being in rebellion against
the supreme authority. =
fatal duel was fought on the sth inst. in
the vicinity of Columbus, Miss, between M
Moore, merchant of Greensborouoh Ala
and DR.. Wiley. The latter was sho}
through the head and killed instantly.
At Port Royal, Jamaica, some hiphlv in.
tsresting discoveries have been made by
Company OF divers, in tie harbor of thar
ancient town, OF remains Of the submerged
Guy, which was overthrewn by the great
earthquake of 1892.
Fifteen hundred houses have Seen built in
Memphis, Team, during the present season.
costing $3,0O0,O0O. The city is about two
mills long, and one mile wide. The value of
Teai estate In the city limits is Sis, 900 900.
IN 1871 the population of Memphis was So; in
1929, 30s; in 1882, 9Os; in 1886, 1888; in
Is4o, 100; in 1886, $500; ia 1850, 6,427; in
1854, IL 6S7; in 1859, $4,000
The famous stallion Columbus died at Still
water, VT, week before last, aged 80 years.
The museum of the late Hugh Miller has
been purchased by the city Of Edinburgh for
the sum ofone thousan pounds sterling.
The amount of gold produced during the
last ten years by the mines of California
and Australia is said to be 81, 400, 900 900.
The bark Laura, captured on the Co asst Of
Africa by the British war ship Archer, had
arrived at Kingston, Jamaica. She was sup
posed to be an American SLAYER.
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Martyr to Principle. DIR. Wentworth

Martyr to Principle. Wentworth
writes 'TThe heathens have no Sabbath
Christian nations are the only ones that keep
the Christian Sabbath. Sunday in China is
inst likesany other day. The natives think
it very queer that we rest one day in seven
and say they should starve il they did it
We ask them to compare themselves with
those who rest on the Lords Day, and see
who are the best housed, best fed, best
clothed, those who worship God and obey
the fourth commandment, or those who wor-
ship id OILS and work all the time to keep
idols feast days. When Chinaman begins
to listen to the Gospel, the first thing he
does is to put away his idols, and the next
to break off labor on the Christian Sab
bath. A few months ago young man
living ia the country became convinced Of
the truth of Christianity, and ceased to la
Der on Sunday His father said, very well,
il he don't work on Sunday he shant eat on
Sunday and for weeks the boy had tasted
from Saturday night to Monday morning
The Chinese make staanch Christians when
once they are converted"
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Ne'" Form Of Oath for Attorneys. Ia
the Senate, this forenoon, the oath admins.
te'ed to legal gsntemea, when admitted to
the bar, was modified, 80 as to read as fol-
lows:
"fsu solemnly swear that YOU will do no
falsehood, nor consent to the doing of any in
court; you will not Willingly or willingly
promote or sue hny false, grouudless or. I'M
lawful suit. nor give Yoar aid or consent to
taesame; you will delay 40 man for lucre, or
msnce; out you will conduct yourself in the
office of an attorney within the courts. ac-
1erding to the best of your knowledge and
discretion land with all good fidelity as we'll
God" f ~
The old form of oath was rejected--l3 to
a-and the foregoing oath will stand, if not
eliminated from the statutesin the subseouent
stages OF their passage in the Senate or
House Boston Transcript, Oct. 29th. !
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Girl Shot.-A boy,eisht or nine years old,
in Valley Forge, Pa, on the 25th alt went to
a ut ghbor's house, W bile the older members
of the family were absent, and with "a gun
deliberately shot down a girl, about twelve
years of age, killing her instantly. The boy
upon being questioned, first said the gun
had fallen accidentally and SHOT her. He
subsequently stated that he was mad at her,
and had killed her. They had attended
school together and had quarreed. The boy
had thu eatened to shoot the girl, and took
this occasion to carry out his threat.
Horrible.-A few days ago, the daugh ter
of a wel-known citizen, prominent mer-
chant and wealthy man, of Albany, N Y,
was found in the street by SEINE friend of her
father, id a beastly state of intexication, and
taken home. A crowd Of idle boya were
about her, who were throwing piles of leaves
upon her. She was tastetulty and richly
dressed, and wore large amount of jewelry
From SEINE cause or other, she has becom e
addicted to strong drink, and her parents are
obliged to keep a continual watch upon her
movements. She is beautiful girl, about 10
years old.
Charles Blair, the Coltinsville (Ct man.
ufacturer of pixies for Brown, is workman
in the Collinsville Axe Company, taking W hat
contract he pleases.
Parties lately arrived from Pixies Peak
state that fearful mortality had broken out
in Mountain City, carrying off as many as
fourteen miners per week.
A young man named Geo. Mead, fell out
of a hotel window while dozing, at Paducah
KY, and died next day.
There were 372 deaths in New York ash
week.
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H..s' The Cunacd screw steamship Kar-
early Wednesday, morning She left Hava-
ma on the 25th, and Nassau, n. P, on the
9th uit. On the night of Friday. 9th ult.,
she encountered severe gaze, accomp anied
in the Wind from N. E.; since then had
strong northerly winds and clear weather.
Her advices from Havana have been antici-
pated. The British brig Alma left Nassau
Oct &c, VITA Col Haliorden, lady and ser
want on board.
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Broksn Up.-John Moore, free negro
who occupies house in the alley in rear of
the Exchange Hotel was brought up yester
day for retailing ardent spirits without H.
cense, and for keeping gambling house. =
On the premises were found brandy, whis
key. gin, porter, pop, DC several pack of
cards, dominoes, box and dice,a large butch
er knife, and many other articles which Jno
hadn't ought to had" Mr.. Hayward, of
the Dime, Immediately in rear of the premi.
ses said he had seen negroes and whites
drinking and gambling there, and that the
house had been great annoyance to the
neigaborhood for several years. The Mayor
ordered that thirty-nine Iashes be given
Moore, and that be then be put in Jail until
be gave satisfactory security for bis good
behavior. Rich Ne,os. of Wednesday.
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Duel Bet~een Newspaper Reporters.
couple of newspaper reporters fought duel
on Monday, at Hoboken, N. j. The parties
Herald, and MIR. Connolly. connected with
the Sun. The second OF the former was a
Mr.. Jacobs, o. Brooklyn, while tor the latter
MIR. Thompson acted.-The weapons chosen
by Connolly's second, (the challenged partyl
were hair trigger duelling pistols, aad tae
space ten PAGES.
The belligerents fred at the given signal.
Farrell escaped unhurt, but Cuanolly was
slightly wounded. Thereupon the parties
Withdrew from the ground, Connolly atten-
ded by surgeon. The cause OF the dispute
was some difference of opinion on the Harp
er's Ferry additionally being red not
aboiitionist. and Farrell, ION tae contrary,
quite the reverse
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An Astronomical C1ock There is in the
Town OF Nantucket, Mass, an astronomical
CLOCK, made by Hon. Walter Foiger, when
he was only twenty one year, of ACE. The
plan Of the whole of its N achinery was ma :.
tured and completed in his mind before q
commenced to put it together. II keeps the
correct date of the year, and the figures
cnange As the year changes. The sun and
moon, represeated by balls. ap,ear to rise
anu set on the face of the clock, with all
thelr variations and phac IS, as in the heav.
ems. 1t also indicates the suns place in the
ecieptle, keeps account of the motion of the
moon's nodes around the ecliptic, and the
sun and moons declination,
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HORRIBLE DEATH-A Han Dragged Sic
Hundred Feet by Freight T'rasn.-Aex-
ander Wilson, butcher, some thirty years
of age, residing in Birmingham, with wife
and two children, met with fearful death
last evening, between and o'clock. As
the through train on the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad came into the
yard adjoining the Penn street depot. Wilson
was seen dragging along the ground, and on
ex animation his left foot was found caught
between the brake block and the wheel of
the third car. He was insensible and died In
five minutes. He had been caught in some
inexplicable manner, perhaps while at
tempting to get on the train. on Liberty
street, above the canal bridge, where his cap
was found, and dragged nearly to the all.
road bridge, distance of at least six hun
dr.d feet.-Pihsbury Post.
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
ATTENTION JUNIORS.

IL Attend Drill and Meeting of the Com
pany on Friday evening Nov. 4th, at o..
MI clock, every member is reques. ed to be pre-
~ sent; as arrangements will be made for re-
ceiving the Lexington Cadets. -.
, M Parade at Head Quarters at sh O'Clock
SATURDAY morning in Winter Uniiorr. Tor
the purpose OF receiving the Lexington Cadets.
Members are ordered to be punctuai. Absentees
Will be reported to the Court of Inquiry and
the State fines imposed upon them. BY order
of the Captain.
N. Batter the Parade the Election of Off.
GERS will he held by the Colonel -.
nos GEO. ARNOLD, 2nd Sarg't
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New hrention in Shooting Horses. The
Scientific American speaks OF new inven-
ton Tor horseshoeing, which obviates the
continual driving Of nails in the hoof, by
which great injury is sometimes inflicted
upon valuable horses by unskilful workmea
groove is made in the uadersids of toe
common shoe, into which is fastened piece
OF iron of the same width and shape az the
groove, only thicker and slightly curved up
wards, the juction forming complete dove
tail. The advantage of this inner shoe is,
that it is made to project beyond the ordi-
nary shoe, and when worn down can easily
be removed and replaced by another without
pulling OFT the shoe from the horses hoot
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Hotel Arrivals.
hTIONAh HOTEL, NORFOLK,
NM,. l.. Walters, i'aop sIErog

"M. Ia. WALTERS, PaoP kIETng o
McClenahan, Port Deposit; G McRae
Tulph, New Orleans; Thomas B Wilson, Mr.
Hardy, Norfolk County; John D Kelly and
lady, Prince Edward; G w Perkins. Port
Deposit; Jas G Whittier, Hillsboro; Geo g
Knowles, Jr., VIM Wedge, P Rhineh art.
Baltimore; COLONEL G Clark and daughter.
Surry; % Lyons, New York; DR. Nolan and
lady, Newark; H Wentworth, Texas; VIM
d Wesson, Portsmouth; James G. Graham,
Gosport; 'Jno Myrick, Va.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK.
JOHN SMITH. JR., Proprietor.
Samuel Bath, Baltimore; j Taylor, 8 M
s Multun, Philadelphia; Augustus Wood.
Portsmouth; F Station, North Carolina; r
A Scbantz, Hampton; John Honey, Corne-
Illus Donohue, Lari Macher, A j Snyder,
New ork; VIM Spilman, William Wrenn,
Daniel Steele, Connecticut; B Fowler,
South Carolina; Miles Boyles. Great Bridge,
virginia; d Seymour, Wreen, ] D Ell
well, Va.
OCEAN HOUSE, p PORTSMOUTH. :
WATTS & EMMERsoN pRoPRIEToRs, a.
g w Perkins, Port Deposit, Md; HI
Stewart, Navy; Mr.. Swift, Massachu-
sets; W Sebbey South Carolina; W 81 Lee.
Gates CO., N G; Langston, j w Ballard,
Nansemond; J A Persons and lady, Miss
Rawsey, southampton, Va; 7 r Fentress,
Raleigh, NC; W Cromelieu, Philadelphia;
W Butler, j Z Stalings, Virginia; w d
Jones, Maryland; DR. Corbin, New Jersey;
Mrs Cor bin, A Milling, Wilmington,
c; 7 Clements, Isle of Wight; Miss i
Burton, W Miller, wife and four children.
Mrs Sarah Miller, Y. :"
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V essels and Freight

Iotal...,............ .........."S3, ISL 800
The above list is greater than common, as
it includes large amount of treasure, $48O,.
600, and missing California ship-on the
losses. One of the most extraordinary loss
es in October is that of tie Boston ship Josi-
ah Quincy, from Leghorn. This vessel had
very costly cargo of statuary and paint
lngs, which Independently Of their comm err
merclal value, are heavy loss to art.
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n Office.

al Communications. g., Intended for in.
G ertt %, and Letters in regard to this paper,
Oh on d be addressed Co JOHN 4. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor. ia order to ensure
att en- ton.
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Murine Losses for 0cto6er.-The New Y ERIK
Courier furnishes the following recapitulation
Of the marine losses in October, with the
value of vessel, freight and cargo:
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,,,,,.,, ~ THE AUTHOR OF rHE

DE httS UF MUZIS ADUUMS.
We may congratulate our readers upon the
treat IN store for them. This brilliant story
abound3 N exquisite wit, paag.a az satire, and
the most irresistible humor II will be con.
tinued in weekly parts for some 1--WE or six
weeks. Those who desire TO Rad TINS fine
story, which has been Copyrighted for the
Dispatch, should subscribe aI cnce TO the
WEEKLr Subscription per aanum only ONE
DOLLAR, in advance. Single copies , cents.
Address Propietors Weekly Dlsp&tch, RicA-
mouc. nne
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SEABOARD FAIR NOTICE.

FNHE Executive Committee will be a. the
A Far Grounds on Saturday next at il o.
clock to let out spaces in the household depart.
ment to exhibitors, and attend to other BUSH
ness which may come before them. The Com
mlttee hope to see full attendance OF exhi-
oltors In that departm emit, and win endeavor to
afford good accommodations to ali. no3 Ct
MONEY LOST.-Lost this mornlng, be-
IVA tween Mr.. Richardson's Grocery Store, in
Newtown, and the Market ktouse, greasy
SHOT BAG, containing 9 lot - small G,ange.
The finder will be literally re warded ns ieav.
lng. i at tae Office OF the DAILY TRANSCRIPT.
OF MIR. Richardson's Store. 40 2-3u
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.'AND STILL THEY CONE"
KEEP THIS BEFORE THE PHnoI

THHAT J Nj FREEMAN has now on hand the
Il largest, richest and most extensive Stock
Of JEWELRY to be found in the city of Nor
folk, and he is now receiving large lot of
FINE GOLD HUNTING WATCHES.
gotten up expressly for his sales,) magni fcent
sets Of JEWELRY Of the latest styles, Cha tie
LANES, Pins; Ear Rings, Bracelets, Studs, sleeve
Buttons, and in fact every article of Jewelry
usually kept in first class Jewelry house
Also fine invoice of Silver and Plated Ware,
Military and Fancy Goods, all of which will be
sold low on accommodating terms.
J M FREEMAN,
20 Main street. corner Talbot.
p. S.-WATCHES and JEWELRY repaired
In superior manner by scientific and skillful
workmen and warranted to give entire satisfac-
ton. oc rs
yVuDP~ES a, sr,..
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TfIssi ltlCH MOND
W EEKI.E D.s a II G H
A BRILLIANT ORIGINAL ST0R


Upon making recent improvements in the
WEEKLY DiSPATCt,, which have largely
added to as popularity and extensive circula-
ton, 1t was intimated that from time to time
original stories from some o. our most accom-
The first Of these, story frcs, the brilliant pen
of the author 6st the "MOZIs ADOUMS LET
IERS, promised for some tine, is now COM
pleted, and it, publication will be commenced
In the WEeKLu DIspATca of NOVEMBER
18th. This story, located in This city and some
OF the interior counties, is entitled
overlook is A TICKLfSH THING :"
A "Bfg Story about the Hsppisst Couple an
R;obn,oDn
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Masquerades in Mil,oauste.-A great mas
qnerade ball came off in Milwaukee last Mon
day night. The Ne,cs Of that city, in the
course of an article describing it, says:
Many were the ludicrous Incidents One
gentleman fell in lsve With his sister, while
another man danced, talked and promenaded
with gentleman in woman's dress, three
'urs, in the vain hope OF fading out who
the dear creature was. One young man took
his mother to the supper; AMI great was the
surprise of both on learning bow matters
stood. One OF our leading merchants gave
hisring to young lady it she would raise
her mask that he might see her features,
when it was his own sister, whom he suppos-
ed was at home tcith the tootaache! Two gem
tleman got into warm dispute as to max
ing wager of two bottles OF champagne,
found out that the young lady was tbs
younger and nischievous brother Of the los
Ing party.
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~ Circulation grea ser than tsse Dailses
both Cities combined. 81
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Special N0tIce.

:. U The History of DR.. j. Hostetter,s
stomach Bittels 8, the most reinarka BILE medicine
"a tne gay ana the many cures that have been
perfot med with 1t in cases of Liver Complaint
dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, and other dis
eases eases arising from disordered stomach or
liver, PLACES 1t at once among the most aston.
llsning discoveries that has taken place in the
medical world. The diseases to which Rittars
are applicable are so universal that there are
out lew OF our friends who may not test their
virtues In their own families or circle of &C.
quAintahces and prove to their own satisfaction
tnaI ther' Is at least one remedy among the
many advertised medicines, deserving the pub
lie commentator.
For sale by BURRUSS & BRO. Wholesale
Agents, and Importers Of BraIdies, Wines and
me havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and BY Drag.
sists and dealers generally. everywhere.
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J Adulterating Liquor.-The Maine liquor
law in Massachusetts merely gave the Off
cials who executed an opportunity to adul-
terate the liquor. A dispatch from Boston
says:
Hon. Jacob Keeper was nominated to-day
by the Governor and confirmed by the Coun-
Gil as State liquor commissioner, in place of
Mr.. Burnham. A member of the firm of
FELTON, & Co., testified that they had added
one gallon of spirits to each of French bran
dy, sold at S. to $6 per gallon, the spirits
costing so cents, and Brookhouse furnished
empty casks for the double quantity
The livery sta Bile Of WIN. L. Wells, Pulas-
III, Tenn, with forty three horses, was oa: ut
! n1,u b udaxx LA L I
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Nv ANTED = For the balance of this and
w probably for next year, a colored Woman
to nurse small Child, FIR one tina can come
we'll recommended liberal wages will be given.
Apply to L. w. WEBB,
no II SO Main street.
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THE FAMILY JOURNAL, ~ = :
TIE FAMILY JOURNAL,
THE FAMILY JOURNAL.
NO As Of this valuable paper containing the
~ continuation of the great story Of the
Nor'olk Pestilence has just arrived, nd for sale
at IN HAThAWAY'S
Newspaper Depot,
&C ~ Day Book Building
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BURROWS
RELIABLE

RELIABLE
MEDICINE.
.d xo9 THE kAPID AND EFFEcTuAL cpRH OF
oChOxULA, SYPHILIS. RHEUMATISM.
~ D1SpEPS!A, ULCEROUS AFFECTIONS.
Nefs EpST, Headache, Eryslpclas, Ulcers.
FlSTULA, LIVER COMPLAINT.
DISEASE OF THE WOMB.
CHRONIC COUGHS AND GUILDS
IHaONiC DYsENTERY SCARLET FEVER
FILES. GENERAL DGBILITT
GhANDULAR SWELLLNGS.
ChAoNlC FEVER AND AGuE.
MERcURIAL DISEASES. FxmA,.p H,sY..
A nd all Diseases arising from an Impure State
Life. 80 - 49, ~ ehce Sn
Fer sale in Norfolk by .ats
J. w. BURRoW g. CO..
Druggists and Chemists, Is Church =,
iV 10 "a III o..
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TERMS.

Tnc OAr BOOK will be served to subscribers
CT oH cents per week, payable to the Carrier
waaa sent by mail it viii be 81 per year, 81
SAX months, aad q for three nouths, paya
" in advance.
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. At a RID. =.
HAVING nearly completed my arrangements
IL for the display of Fireworks which do
not hesitate to cay, will favorably compare
with any display in large cities find that even
the amount subscribed will not defray the ex-
pcnses OF the same. ! therefore respectfully
ask those gentleEien who have subscribed and
those who have FIT gu0scribed, but have pro-
missed to contrihu sa u land the amount to Mr..
WIN. r. GriMfh, ~ Messrs. Charles Jordan 4
Son, or to myself previous to next Saturday the
oth inst. The fuli programme of the Exhibi-
ton Will be published il a few days.
no z Ell N. s. BLOGG