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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-20

Home Industry,

" 'o '9 '''
Home Industry
NJ: EpIroR :-Sons ,,,;cl., have l.tsIv
I''
"FF III '''e gay BOOK "Alch we Snou'u
not allow to slip by As random hiats,-Iet
us strike while the ,;,p i hot Thrrp ara.
MANI aoa
''"", """~H "''"'" our wv" city
limits that would grasp eagerly at work if
there was work to d.. Many , hpsrtb-stone
;s oo,a. l,;,l 49,.
u 'o''' ""h' c"''"' many mslhef' sh'V-
efs this wintry day. halfcloth9d; there is
hunger, too, in masy shame. and. yithal.
'" wv
homaIy aid nrnvsrh '..Gh. t;, ', ~
hone;" and set at once about reform ? Sure
~ .hefe ID no cnafilv SO good MS that winch
wiz, cav vn,, NJ rd;,nsn sio
ment Society? propose that the AGENTS of
the several religious societies, who so heroi-
tha Sahbatb 1chnnI, ~ we 'lt.lt mes 10
as pioneers in some such undertaking.
know they have hearts large en"ugh to
w w ~ ~ II 1ne> can on'y nave tue couh' euance
usetully conducted elsewh4rr. whv mat bersS
There is work enough in the wel-to-do
h"ss ~ " We CIV, ,"' tnose ahwlillh9iy ioie
each other ont. Bachelors, old and yomn~
OF course would give such needle wonen pat
hon'sIas n" a 'uu t NC onu' iouhu l'' .he
oioiaa weakens the s.lisresnect and dnlts ths
energy OF the receivers, sthat portion o our
o9Mmani.y mus. o7 leu upwards. 'ys ana
Schools by want of proper CLOTHING. by-and
l.
girls the matrons of Virginia do we not
'"e ''' '''' W '"enn he' w as see 70 II.
FEMALE NAMES. Shakespeare s,pl that
"a rose by any other name would smell as
sweet" and he is high Authority, but, speak,
ing Of names, We must be excused if W.
ayow ourself in favor of something sweet and
pretty. for til. ladies. With man it does
not make much difference whether his name
is Daniel or Diggery, godfrey or Gamaliel;
if he IS any man at all he can readily man
age to make his names respected whatever it
is, ana those who don't like it needn't
There is no compassion in the matter. In
giving names however to female infants, a
proper taste ought to be displayed, and
coghomen bestowed at ouce graceful and
appropriate. Don't do like the dancing mas.
Ter, we wot of, DO gave to his daughters
the names of his favorite dances, one of
which was the Cracovienua. Just to think
Cracovienne Hitchcock
'phoebusl v hat a name
TO NIL the 'Pespins-trump of future fame"
Ihefs was *n"fher gentleman named Rose
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SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE :!

WE are constantly talking about Southern
w Manufactures, but slow to act. Now we
have to commence small, but in proportion TO
the extent that we are patronised we shall
grow Now citizens Of Norfolk, il you would
have Shoe Mandatory in your midst that
would do credit to your city, call at "a Church
street, few doors above Main and give your
support to z. A. DAVIS, who is practicable
Boot and Shoe Maker.
He mas es every kind BOOT or SHOE now
worn, and warrants satisfaction in all cases.
Encourage your Manufacturers. de Is
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j. j. MOORE & CO., Auct,r.

AUCTION SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY
GOODS, DRY GOODS, OIL
DAINTINGS, Cutlery OF all kinds, Hard.
l. ware. Segars. &C., every night at 6H o'clk. =,
and on Tuesdays and Fridays at II o'clock A.
NJ. and at retail every day, Sale at store No.
So, Church street. II. SNOW, ACT.
no l4-4m ]. ]. MOORE & Co Anctrs.
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Auction Sales.

A U G ION.
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, POCKET
CUTLERY, PISTOLS, &c, &c.
No-DAf at 10 o'clock in the morning, and
a. to night. large lot of beautiful Jew.
eliery, POCKET CUTLERY, PISTOLS, &C, at
Square.
de l7-tf JAS. G. POLLARD, Auctioneer. ,
AUCTION SALE.
STOCK OF BOOKS,
STATIONERY, Ne.
AT AUCTION.
VIE PROPRIETOR of No. -, East Main
II street having determined to make change
III ma business, offers his entire Stock for sale
az Auction, or at private sale below cost The
Stock on hand to ne closed ont consists of
Standard Works,
Poems,
Mlsce llaneous Books
Prayer Books, Bibles
Hymn Books, Song Books
Novels, School Books,
Blank Books, Stationery, &c, &C.
Those III want of any of the rems inirg stock,
viii do well 10 call early, as the stock will be
sold out cheap Merchants wanting BLANK
Sales will commence in the course of a week or
so, as soon as the goods can he arranged. de IA
NOTICE.
AIILL BE SOLD, TUESDAY the Goth of
w December next upon the premises of
Mr.. VIM. II. Holmes in Norfolk County, the
following property, belonging to the estate of
Jacob Vanness, (deceased) To wit One Sloop
with all her appearances, one Chest of Tools,
and a lot of other small articles.
THoS. b BUTT, Sheriff and Committee
de SLOT.
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TAILORING. TAILORING

L. II. BENSON informs his friends and
II. the public generally, that he is located
at ~ Bank street, where he is prepared to make
up any description OF Gentlemen's Garments In
neat and fashionable style. Cutting and Re-
pairing attended to and satisfaction given
share of public patronage is solicited.
oC lam
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LONDON DOCK
BRANDY.
Vintage '46 and ,

Vintage AS and '4S.
FINE OLD SHERRY,
Port and Madeira Wines,
"Me9ter 81 8 yrs. oil |,
And other choice
RYE WHISKEYS.
"Guinness's" Xxx
DUBLIN ena London
Porter,
Cen always be had from.
Bonded Warehouse by
the Cask, or from the
Store, in quantities to
c,tsf a-ar-hNI
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MARKETS -Corn-The receipts OF this sta
ole continues large. We note the arr ival OF
ys0 900 bushels since Saturday; and quote
from sales at SO cents for yellow, and "a to
So cents for white and mixed. The supply
is hardly equal to the demand, and the mar
ket closed firm with an advancing tendency.
Cotton--ln spite Of the liberal receipts $,
the supply on hand is not large. There is
not over fifteen hundred bales % the mar
ket. We can safely quote at l012 to 1917,
and the market firm.
Oats--The supply has fallen of TO some
extent, but considered equal to demand. =
There is not large quantity on the market,
however, and we quote firm at 80 to 10.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


MI have just received a small lot of the
w be st live Goose Fea theirs, which we offer
al the lowest market prices.
VIM. A. WALTERS & co.
no 23 No. IL, Main street.
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PEasoNAL.-Wm. A. Holt, Esq, formerly
o! our city, and son of John L. Holt. Esq,
Tn many years Mayor of Norfolk, arrived in
our city on Saturday, accompanied by his
and they are stopping at the Atlantic. Mr.
Holt removed to New Orleans about twenty
five years ago, and has long been actively
and protitably engaged in business in the
Crescent City.
TAKEN lN.'-Twenty enc Carpenters were
taken in at the Gosport Navy larri "n Sat
urday morning last.
blank Books. Among the stock to be
closed out at No. 27, East Main street, ny
Back Buiiding,) may be found large lot
of the best quality OF Blank Books, which
will hr sold at great sacrifice, at private
sale, previous to holding the auction
Merchants are invited to call ia an Examine
them.
Gler Books, FINE BIBLES, PRAYhH Books,
Books, is offered at sacrifice, at No. ",
Day Book Building. Call and secare Il Bar
gain,
rus WINTER FAsHioNs.-Th ladies will
rad with interest the fashion intelligence Of
the season, preparation always acceptable
ia delicate tastes. The varieties in the styles
and shapes of cl0aks are numerous. The Lo-
,a;Iisre, of black or brown cloth, has plain
front, but falls in large plaits behind; it has
A small pointed cape, land the cloak iastens at
the side. The manteau "Tork' is composed
Of gray striped cloth, edged with brown
velvet and has appes and large brown vel
VET buttons. The sleeves are large,with cults,
snd the garment also closes at the side. The
s'Meacis," made of velvet, forms large pIaits
bshind with tassel on each plat; the front
and sleeves are decorated with lace and tas
sells. The sleeves form part OF sort OF body
which is attached to the cloth underneath,
rendering the whole garment very warm
and comfortable. The Lama Iaces will be
much in vogue DIS decorations for cashmere
and cloth cloaks and robes; the cambria web,
being more delicate in its texture, Is prefer
able for velvet garments. Among the nov
elites in French silks, the most elegant are
those with plush medalions and embroidered
bordes. Silks OF all coiored grounds have
a design of double wheat ears. Silks Of
either black or white striped ground have
boouets of roses scattered over them. Dark
colored silks with detached woven flower,
or Pekin stripes, form the newest deserip-
ZION of materi al for day toilet. The 9ros d
Ameriq.e is very thick w6o'ea and silk
tissue, always black, and without any wrong
side. A pretty notion in the glove line has
been started. White kids-ior ball or we'd
ding-are stitched with blue, PINK or violet
silk, in keeping with the color ct the r'oe
with which they are to be worn
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GERMAN BALa.-It will be seen by refer
pnce to our advertising columns, that
grand German Dress Ball will come OFT at
the Juniors Armory on next Monday night,
2Gth inst; therefore, all the yonng ones, who
wish to trip on the light fantastic toe, will
have an opportunity to do so. From the
preparations now being made for the occa
zion, we expect it will be brilliant affair
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Selected

A. J. MOCK s. CO.'S,
y Wide Water Street, next door to
je IL S. o. MERwIN & Co.. Auctrs.
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FERoCaI ITEMS

EXAMINATION PosTPoNEp.- The examina
ton of Harry Rickett, charged with shoot
ing Augustus Eslick on Sunday morning, in
Portsmouth, did not come off yesterday be-
tfure Mayor Grce, but was postponed until
next Saturday morning, 23d inst. AS there
are so many conflicting reports as to the orr
gin Of this unfortunate affair, we shall avail
the result of the examination OF Rickett-
now in confinement before His Honor. the
Mayor.
LARGE ARRIVAL OF CoTToN.-We learn
that large arrival of Cotton, amounting to
300 bales, arrived here on Saturday last, IN
one tow. by the ''Pioneer'' line from Wash
ingtop, N. c., consigned to Doty Co.
The same tow brought down large quaint
ty of flooring plank. This Cotton has here
tofore taken another route to market, by
way of Hatteras and Ocracocke; it now
ssses through the Albemare & Chesapeake
Canal, which is destined to empty the
wealth of large portion OF North Carroll
ma into this harbor. 1t is true, under pre-
sent circumstances the "drippings" are not
so great for us, but once get our direct i'm
portation in working order, and this item
alone will prove a great consideration.
Hurry up the ocean steamers.
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Special Notice

SPeCial Notice.
I HAVE APPOINTED WnI,.m
a my Agent to carry ON the Boot and She1
BUSINESS In the city of Norfolk in ain its hr.
she pR nHqef the name and style of WILLIAM
he WALL Manufacture BOOTS and SfIops g.,
sale and will also sell Boots and Shoas 40 ao'
cha sed by him as my Agent. '' p"r
hereby give notice that he Is fully an,bo.
Iized 70 purchase any and all articles. and 0oon.
suitable to proper of TRANSACTION nt s Sn",
BUSINESS, on my credit and responsibility. am
10 sell the same on my account as such AesnT
w.. VIM. w. MOSEl.EF
NORFOLK, Dec 9th, lS59-2ws
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DR.. BAHKrR'ssLEcruRe To-Nrcnr-We
woald again remind our numerous readers
that Or. Barker will resume his course OF
Lectures on Phrenology tonight at lnsti-
lnte Hall. We bespeak for him large, at
tentiye and intelligent audience.
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JUS OPENED AT McCANN'S
nm CHEAP SHOE STORE
N l00 Eases OF Ladies', Gents and Chm
Bn drens BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS
H. Also large assortment of 2ervsn,.
Shoes which will sell low at Wholasat-
Isn me,.l' as tney must be sold by the first Of
THOMAS McCANN.
,o, A Main street.
ue <-u opposite Johnson,s Hail
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che young man Ealeck, who was engaged in
An encounter with Ricketts,, in Portsmouth
GA Sunday morning, mention OF which was
made ia yesterdays Day Book, died this
morning at 2 O'Clock.
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RunaWay-S6O reward
II HHA WAY from the Subscriber. his nam,
Az ian WILLIAM William ia d $3.50 y,
s s9os snd 1e ss. high very bsck has large i
s5osa- 49, - nas lost one OF his upper teeth; wheu
belonged to the estate of Thomas Wynne' an,
nVeo with the undersigned last year near MIL.
store, A Norfolk County: viii give the abays
tS So, o. S'o LOT him, if secured in any ai in
JNO. H. HOPE.
aa,o :. Proprietor City Hotel.
70 I'll WILLIAMSBURG Va
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-18

AElEE PENTE. AWestcrn paper con.
taius the following advertisement Wants
situation, practical printer, Who Is COM
petsnt TO take charsc Of any depar;men, in
a printing and Publishing house. Wol'd
asccP, prole.sor,hiP II any Of the acads.
mics llas no objection % teach ornamen-
Ia painting and penmanship, geometry,
trisluometry. and many other sciences. l.
particularly suited to act a. pastor 10 a
snail c,ansclica! church, or as local
preacher. lie would have no objection 10
form a small bet select class Of interesting
Young ladies. 70 instruct IN the hishes,
brauctc.. To dentist OF chiriboiist be
would Dc invaluable. a. he can do almost
anything Would board with a family, u
decidedly pious. For further particulars
inquire u Colonel BuaAlo. at Brown's 81.
loon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-18

A man from Maine, named Brown, sup.
posed to b insane. committed Suicide by
shooting himself at East Abingdon, Mas.
on Wednesday eveuiu-.
Scvsniy.two white females were married
to negroes in the STATE Of Massachusetts, last
year.
Toe Scotehmeu Of Albany. at their oelc,
bra,ion the Sth. had the privilege OF singing
"Auld Lang SYM" from Barns original
manuscript.
pr. solomon Alleu Of wcsibrook va.
found dead in the horse rack in bis stable
on Monday night Il i presumed tia,
while fceiio- his horse he lell from the nov
into the rack aud broke his neck
Rev. Mr.. S,,bbin. of Portland. has BEEN
invited to supply the place Of pastor OF the
First Unitarian Society in Chicago, made
vacant BY the resignation OF Rev George =.
Move, at salary Of $1,000.
The Tarminstcu Chronicle s,ates that
there are sc,cuiy.tvo families composing
the village Of Pennington Fails, ami IN all
bat fourteen OF these daily prayer. are OF.
fyr,d at the family altar. Eight months
az there were bot ten amily affairs within
ths whole circle. The irui,, Of ia, revival
are soyn and i,l, in every department Of
business and social late.
The Psnoh-c,t Indians are trying e. raise
salary Of IS Joliar' a wear cor their COVER.
nor. hy thc aij OF ihe legislature. The
sum certainly s,cms reasonable.
The Lewiston Advocate saws the chain
suspension tsils, 10 E,us,delI ulhs broke
down on saturday Lass, rrcgiP,;a,iuE an OK
team loaded with l1,-, with the driver, some
- lse, upon ,he bee. without injury 20 man
or oxen. The chains upon one side parted
in consequence oI,hs srga, weight Of snow
and Use upon 10.
Fiouris again increasing Ia price. The
banks are slr.si,ed with money which may
sccount Tor such a result.
Deacon samuel q. Liti'eGsli. who died
in Wells, Ne. on the 9th OF December
last, was eighty.seysn years ola. The farm
that Deacon Lultfrld owned has d,scsn-
dsd from father 20 son through six genera
tious. aud i now in POSSESSION % iac
seventh The original gran, from SIR Fer
nando Garses TO Edmond LIiilshgli ia 1910
on parchment, is s,.ll in possession o, the
family.
Three men-otwar leit Toulon Goth Tor
Genoa, supposed Tor the purpose Of accom-
paying Prince Napoleon and bis brilo to
France.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-18

BrENING NusR0 Al TuK STAKE. A cor
respondent % ths Marysyilis Eagle describes
the recent buruins Of negro AZ Troy, Ky,
for ,lr murder OF his master. The fearful
tragedy took place on New Years Day.
vh,a che annual negro s,lcs take place, aud
there was an unusually large collection Of
ps5pl, a, Troy. Toe negro Vas taken FROM
tue nl hy a mob, Who were insilsated
thereto By james Galway, brother Of the
murdered man. Who made 4 speech urging
ihe people 70 burn the negro as an EXAMPLE
to the other negroes. The occurrences alt,r
the mob bad battered down the AL doors
aud obtained the negro, are thus narra-
igl -
They marched him TO the centre Of the
JAIL yard, drove down q large stake, aud
chained blm. ia an erect position, hand and
foot, fast 10 the stake. There was an abun-
dance Of shaving. and fuc 'Pii, wood piled
around him. This CONSUMED some halt an
hour. Daring ,hls time the negro talked
to the negroes that gathered round him. lie
told them that be had good master, and
that be vas always treated TOO we'll aud CIV
en- too many liberties, and for them to take
warning in tine. and never 60 as he bad
done. Then the torch was applied, and be
seemed 10 10 entirely Indifferent aboat 1t
until the flames began 10 burn as high as bis
knees. Then be began to twist, aud snort,
and gruan. and in about minute more be
began 10 scream. He gave some Of the mos,
hideou. screams that ever heard come IRON
Gnv human being.
could not stand to see any more, and
leil. When len the flames were burning
as high as his head. vas only speeta-
tor, took no hand either ior or against. l
think that there were some 1900 or 1000
people to witness this dreadful scene. aud
800 or 900 negroes"
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/. I'D and rslsrrcl % lho JsdIcIarI

was read and referred 10 the Judiciary
Committee.
norsr. Mr.. Grover member from Ore
gon, was qualified.
The louse then went into Committee on
the Indian appropriation bill.
Mr. stanton OF OHIO. spoke in favor oire-
ircnchmeut. The appropriation bulls. be
said. are returned from the senate uni.
iOrmly laden with additional millions, and
tie house j. compelled ~ acquiesee or leave
the Administration without the means Of
carrying on the Government. lie alluded
% ,urruptions m the Navy Yard and else
where. and charged that increased expendi.
turcs might be traced TO these eorrupiiou'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-18

a SUETIEEANIoys DwLtLING Four men
and one woman we're recently taken out Of
a cave in New York, by the police, and con.
ycyed 90 Baekwali's Island. Thrr1om was
due iu q vacant i5t near ninth avenue, AMI
wa. about a feet SQUARE the sides were
wallet Ike a vault, and rough boards COW
erci che door. The entrance was By a hole
a li,,.. larger than a mans body. 10 this
place Eve persons lived, wI;hOu, clothing
IRE, ur cooked food
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-18
Foreign Intelligence.


M,llar, from Liverpool Jan. %, arrived at
Halifax at 10 10 o'el OK this evening. She
has experienced u Succession Of strong wcs-
,srly gales during the entire voyage.
BRlrArN. The approaching opening Of
Pertinent u looked forward to with unus-
GAL interest. in hopes tia, such explanations
~ll 30 made as will modify existing sus-
Pcnse.
Il Is alledscd that the English govern.
men, ha. completed the contract with large
iron companies Cor the Supply f6s poun-
drrs a. fast as they can be east. IN i'm
porant contract Cor sunPowder is also al.
lesod.
\ large portion OF the lied Sea telegraph
cable ha, been shipped from Liverpool.
The Times cont 'ins the following upon
the tea market in consequences Of intel
liecncc from China, Confirming previous Re
ports OF .hor, supplies, there vas grca, eI.
element in the tea mar kcis. and cOnsi Terra
b., demand Tor most description. at higher
prices some holder. withdrawing altose,h-
cr.
The Earl Of RipOn Is dead, and Lord
Gooderish .acCcyls to the PeeraSo.
In the Cotton ,uarke, there has been a
Jeslins ou al qualities OF Is PR cent.
Brcad,,uh. generally dJll.
Cous,,. closed at % IS IS 81.
FRA>cE. The Paris correspondent Of the
Daily New, state that warl,ke preparations
ar going on :, actively that the breaking
out or bo,,ili,ic, would seem no, a question
Of weeks but days. The demand for cAyal.
~ i, 3, urgent that orders have been given
g buy horse, nine years old.
Letter, from roui1n state that sixty two
war transport, are to be r,ady by March
Gl,t.
10, supplemental surgeons in the MILF
tary hospital, a, Mar.e.II-', are ordered to
hold thrmssly,, ia READINGS, i,r active ser
vice. In artillery there arr companies in
which Eve sixth, Of the men are excused
from regular duty becau., they az, making
cartridges.
Tbrc, ships Of the line were under orders
at Cbcrlours, TO join ,he experimental
squadron in the Mediterranean as quick a.
possible
Toe Independence Bslse asserts tina, the
En.I.,h Cabinet /, making cdlr.s At Paris,
Is well a, Vienna and Turin, 70 ciT'c, raci.
De arrangements Of the existing difficulties
Il has suggested the plan proposed by Aus
tria brr-sll 20 Palmcrs,on IN Isis, by
which L,mbarly would have obtained spa
rate and selrg'vcrnius administration on
constitutional principles. TIE French gov
erunent has given favorable attention 70
the proposition.
The Cabinet az Vienna, withou, commit
tin: itself {, any definite course. is said 10
have been converted TO the idea Of EuruP,an
Congress, ,housh a, IRE. it was decided
hostile % such a plan.
London and not PARIS {. this time 70 be
the place where the pleniPo,eu,iarics arc to
meet.
According to tie Paris correspondents II
the Times and Herald, the project u ward
ms or bu,tili,ies by conyokins Congress,
i, considered nusatory.
Toe Paris e5r,c.pondcn, Of the Herald,
writing ou The nigh, Of the 9th, says The
opinion now almost uut,cr,al IN Paris. is
tina, the crisis has arrived in affairs Of El-
rop,. more momcntous than any which has
arisen since the wars Of the Empire.
NArtrs. Tue King continued to improve
iu health
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Brighton market.

TuurspAN, Feb. 10,
AZ market $50 beef cattle, 90 cows aud
calves. $3.50 sheep. $50 shoats.
Price.-ueeiCati is--ENira .S5aOa : 90; fret
grali, 5Ola5 2j, sccond quality, q 3Os 100;
third de 4 90 . q 50.
Working ONen-S 100 a. 900.
Cows AMI Cahs,-S25. ~, IS a 10.
Smsil Sisrss-Nune offered.
Sheep-Ssles OF snail lots. . IS, ) IS, 4 90,
5 50. 10 90.
Fat llogs-nap-.
Shoat.-At retail. from 6I.2to7.
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Hebron Academy.

THE SIsinr Term oi THIS Institution Will cotn
4 memo, on MONDAY. the 2sth day Of FEB
RuARY neat, ani continue ~ weeks.
SELDEN I. NEAL, \. ", Principal.
such assistance will ~ iarni.hed a. the wants
Of the sch,ol NAV ryqu,rc.
W.. Neal ha. h,d succr.slul charge Of our ,ehno
the pact two ycsfs. ,nl has Tcnis'ei himself p"p
ular. both With the pupil. sai the Trustee.
The Tusie,s can, therefore. iill, rccomment
The school 10 the confidence Of 10 ivrWcr ifiend'
and psifons.
Tuition leo o 50 90 10 50 50. Music extra.
lluaul - 90 p-r ~rek. ii,pm' may ~ obla,n'
eel f,r ihosc wi,h,ns t. bafI themselves.
JOSEPH nARROWs. Scc'y.
Hebron. Jan. -. 1859. js
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II. n. ".
scroiuia Cured In Twenty Days.

William Mi,., aged %. bad l--cn afflicted With
Scroiah G'r ~ ysau. On the lat OF August, 10y
the advice 81 Dr wm. Root 1t Marietta. ia, he
commenced the NE II R,lwa,'. Reno,sliag re.
solvent. IL d hour, be- ielt cisnyr for the lri-
rr: IN ~ hour. small pu.iulss were seen covering
the Who'll, .urloc ofth- body; 10 sihours he Sas
covered With dischargiug 'ofe.. H. It'll took the
Rssokeni ifccl,. bu, hnd,pg his hoNsl' very cos
tive. BE- took ~ Of Ralv1y', Regulators. They
operated I,o~cti,l, and pleasantly, lie ahcf~srd
took one Regulator ut night. The 'ur,' caused
b,n, soms ,rriaiioa. which b.. alh}cd b, bathing
ihsu With the R-.ol,cp,. The futth "a, he
..r,s all healed rp. he continued the I,e.ol'en,
and Regulation. e., 20 DAYS. Since the ls. d,,,
which ~. on the nigh, Of ,hr 2O,h DAY, be- has
not experience any r,,nrniag symptoms ur uaea'.
ins.. a.. hsoJ o.. pur,, .Aia ci,sr, aui bowels
regular u. Il. 4. ono, Nc. l62 rul,on-.t.
u. =. RATES 4 co. As.n,.. Pans; ". 4.
RUST. VI. u. S"uih PARE.