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uAtb VI NEW 1OBhp
o list AND a TRiAY
& lAADuATE or THE TRINITY UN1yEasGr4. also
~ OF the NEW YORK EYE and .~-s.s,.,,
EAR IHElRMARY, who has had All 4:ySss;sa
ca teASlve practice in the various Eye
Institutions Of Europe.
No" oftice at Mrs Frceman's Boarding Hous,
MalH street.
II 0 IRIS,
from . \. Nj, 70 ., p. Nj, where those dep1lye.i
OF an Ego cAn be supplied with an artlfeiI
one, having all the movements and color Of Il
natural one
SGrabisruus OF Cross Eye removed with hitio
pain, and no risk, by the new sub-conIunctlv,u
operation.
Cataract or Opacity OF the Lens operated ulpn
by solution, without the slightest pain or Jan.
ger.
n. B.-General Practice attended 10, espet-ial-
ly Diseases of the Throat, Bronchia, Lungs and
Stomach, all of which will be treated on III,
new and most approved principle.
&C. Opinions on The rye and Ear. GRATIS.
no 19-3m
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10 NOrtNerN ana Eastern travellers
via SesbOard and Roanoke Eaii


-. The new and splendid Steamers
ssEs.1ssalzzAass5zsssss LOUISIANA and ADELAIDE.
with unsurpassed accommodations of State
rooms and Saloons, win run regularly between
Norfolk and Portsmouth and Baltimore leav.
ing Hunters wharf, Norfolk, every evening
Sunday eXcepted) at 81 O'Clock, p. H. and
Portsmouth on the arrival of the Southern Cars
as follows:
The LOUISIANA, Captain Geo. W. Russell, OF
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and bRIDAx.
The ADELAIDE, Captain James Cannon, on
TUESDAY, THURsDAx and SATURDAY; arriving
ia Baltimore in time for Passengers to take the
early Trains North amt west.
By this arrangement. connection Will be
made in New York with the Sound Roatg goI
Boston, and the Steamboats, and Railroads to
Eastern cities.
{I3- Through Tickets to be obtained on boasc
for Washington, Philadelphia and New York
ap Is w. a. LOWELL. Agent
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TREMENDOUs srJOK 0V


A MI or OUR OWN RANUEACTURE.-
"A No hnmbus about it, Everything bound
To DO as represented we are ahout 10 enter
tiie sixth year OF uF residence III this city, we
teel il but due to a kind and generous public,
to thank them tor thevery liberal support and
encouragement they have kindly extended
II us, and at the Same time to inform them
thatWe are now ready to Offer tl,ein the largest
st0ck OF MEMS, OlIthS' and boys CLOThiNG
t:athaS ever been brought 10 uur e0ou old city
since its existence, which in make, style and
beauty, willGompsre favorable with any other
similar establishment in this country, and as
70 prices an examination " III convince any one
VI y. glance that VIC GTa above competition.
We take particular pride in calling The atten
con o. oar lady patrons TO our spiesldid Stock
%, youths ana Boys Clothing
Farmers and Planters can be supplied with
aAy quantity Of SERN ANTS CLOTHING, and
are there by enabled to save both time ard
money.
Country Merchants and Dealers generally,
wlI find it 10 thclI interest TO Gail On rs before
going North or purchasing elsewhere, as we
are able and quite willing to compare our prices
With any NOrtiern Wholesale house
New goods received every dav during the
season. Also, Clothing made to order and war.
T0aiad TO tit. 4 SELDNER 81 60,
1e IL 81 Main street, Nort,ik, Va
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FlFTY CENTS A pArR

a. LADIES we have lot OF very
MA4SA> cheap BLACK CATERS ior
s&svz, sale, only so cents A pa ir; they
are new, but we bought hen,
cheap anu we will sell them in the same way
Also, lot of BOYS BOOTS which we M
tend to sell at 81 so pair, and other chenp
goods that we think you can notfaiI to buy If
you VIII only call and look Tor yourself.
Ladies Morocco Bootees with heels. conner
nailed for Si,25 cents, every pair warrented to
wear well, and if they 90 not we viii have
them repaired free of charge, No. %. East Side
Market Sauere, Sign large hanging 3oof.
no 80 BUTT & DoTISsT AaS
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THE DAY BOOK.
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. "a

KING SoboN1oNs BLACKSMITH. And
it came to pass When Solomon, the son
of David, had finished the Temple of
Jerusalem, he called unto him the chief
architects and head artifcors and cum
ming workers in silver and gold and N
wood and in ivory and stone-yea, all
who had aided in rearing the temple of
the Lord, and he said unto them:
- t'Sit We down at my table; l have pre-
pared a feast for my chief workers and
cunning artfcers. Stretch forth your
hand, therefore, and eat and drink and
be merry. Is not skillful artifcer de-
serving of honor? Muzzle not the OK
that treadeth out the corn
And when Solomon and the chief
workman were seated, and the fairness Of
the land and the oil thereof were set up
on the table, there came one who knock
ed loudly at the door, and forced himself
even into the festival chamber Then
solomon, the king, was wrath, and
said:
What manner of man art thou?"
And the man answered and said
"When men wish to honor me they
call me Son of Forge; but when they de-
sire to mock me they call me blacksmith
and seeing that the toll Of working in fire
and smoke covers me with sweat and
smut, the latter name, Q King, is not
napt, and in truth thy servant desires
no better.
But" said Solomon, ''why came you
thus rudely and unforbidden to the
feast, where none save chief workers of
the Temple are invited?"
please ye, my lord, | came rudely,
reblied the man, because thy servant
obliged me to force my way, but came
not unbidden. Vas it not proclaimed that
the chief workmcn were invited to dine
with the King Of Israeli"
Then he who carved the cherubim
said:
"This fellow is no sculptor
And he who inlaid the root in pure
gold said:
Neither is he a workman Of fine met
ais.
Aud he who raised the walls said
He is not cutter of stone"
And he who made the roof cried out
''He is not cunning in cedar wood, nei-
her knoweth he the mysteries of uniting
pieces Of strange timber together"
'Then said Solomon, "What hast
thou to say, Son of Forge, why should
not order thee to be plucked by the
heard, scourged and stoned to death?"
Then the smith turned TO him who
carved the cherubim, aud said
"Who made the tools with which you
carved?"
And he said Tue blacksmith
Then he said to the chief Of the ma
SONS:
"Who made the chisels with which
the stones of the temple were squared"
And he said The blacksmith"
And he said to the chief Of the work.
els in wood
"Who made the tools with which you
hewed trees in Lebanon, and formed
them into pillars and roof of the tenn
ple?"
And he said: "'rhe blacksmith"
Then said he to the artiticer in gold
and ivory:
"Who makes you the Instrument BY
which you work beautiful things for my
lord, the King ?"
And he said: "Thc blacksmith. .
Enough, enough, good fellow, said
solomon, Chou hast proved that IN
qitcd thee, and thou art mans father In
art. Go wash the smut OF the forge
from thy, face, aud come aud sit at
my right hand. The chief Of our work
man are but men-thou art more.
SO it happened at the feast Of Solomon,
and the blacksmith has been honorod up
to this day.
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:
pzP s. WIN SHOW


"A Female Physician, preseIT5 tag the atm,
SoOTHING SYRUP.
FOR CHI DEEM TEETHJbG,
Which greatly facilitates the process oft eethiuE,
by soucuiu.s The gums reducing all inAamlna
Iou-~wil alloy ALI, PAIN aud spaSmodic ac-
zion, and is
SURE T0 LEGJL1JI, TIE B0WELS.
Depend upon It, muthe5, Il Will give rest to
yourselves, and reilai ana
E5z1AL.PII 40 AGNA& LAAA Ms.
We nave nut ttp and - sold tiliSafticle for
eyer ten years, and cANHH S Y, ~ CONFIDENCE
AND TRUTH OF II, hatsSWe have never been
able 10 say OF any other medlcine--N u Y EK
Has IT FAILED, in ass SINGLE INSTANCE,
70 EFFECT a CURE when timely used. -
Never did We know aussinstence Of dissatisfac.
ton by any one who;9 used 1t. On the con
tTary, all are delighted with its operations,dud
speak in terms Of hieh est comm andati0noiits
magical effects andrnsdS5 lcat virtues. We SPEAK
in this matter'wHATwE DO KNOW, after tea
y9.IS experience, and z, PLEDGE OUR REPUTA
TIoN FOR TF$E FULFIL MENToFwHAT WE HERE
DECLARE. In alm0st~ every instance where
tue Infant is suffering from pain and extaus
ton, r ellie viii bs-' 70 u a 4 in fifteen OF
twenty minutes after the Syrup is admins
tered. 5F This valuable prepa-
ration is the presCrip- ton of one of the most
EXPERIENCED andS SKiLLFttL NURSES
in NeT England, and :, has been S e with
NEVER FAILING s u CO CESS in THOUSANDS
OF CASES. it not only reiieves
the child from pain, W b u inyigCTateS h
IL
gives tone and energyu0to the whole dysten,
it viii almost instantly relieve GRIPPING IN
The BOWELS AND WIND co &c, and
overcome commissions e which, At not speedily
remedied, end in death. :, We believe it tbs BEST
and suaEsT REMEDY IND TBE WORLD, in allcases
ofDY SENTERY and I'D / a Il Il II OG A IN
CHILDREN, whether 1t arises from teethiug
or from any O I II Q rG cause. We would say
to every mother whoE mas child suffering
nom any Of the loge-Tgoing complaints-Do
EoT LET YOUR PREJu-F~ DIcEs, NOR THE PRE-
UDtcE OF OTHERS, stands, between your suffering
ohSfd and the e / i ely that will be SURF
Y G S, ABSOLUTELY SUhE--to follow the
use of this medicine IT, timely used Full di.
rections for using willO4 accompany each bottle.
None genuine unlessAs the facsimile of CUR
IT'S g. RKINS, New York, is on the
outside wrapper e
10 Sold by Druggists throughout the world
Principal Office No. 10 Cedar street, N. York
Price only 25 cents per bottle. my 30-ly
81 ora ETEzENG q Worthy Of Notice. y on
~ can't make pure grain without good SEED.
We nave few bags prime white Wheat pur ny
especially for seed, Tor SAFE -
Sc % DFI+k a LINDSEY
fsFHhlM C0BEGsia--i, Uta los iusr 20 hand,
& warranted equal to any As rerards size and
condition. bASMOHE a STONE,
Sc No. u JAupAGiE5 wharf.
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AS. r. BARRY,
y WHOLESALE AND !sE
AnnEnr, EhS-A. stz,r.

=
Dealer in China Glass
AND EA RTH EN- WAKk.
ma OST respectfully informs his rrleaus
W. and the public, that he has in stur :,
entire new Stock of every thing in his ,o,,
and is now prepared to furnish his IRENE,
and customers on the most accommo
dating terms. He feels assured that sssss&4
long experience in the Crockery busj Esg
mes. win enable him to give satisaemon IL,
the bublic, to whom he gives the assurance
AIS shat his stock will always be tpuno to
contain every article which NAV 0t cai.4d
for.
Give MIN q call-at his old stand ora,
Union street and Market square.
xs; have three houses TO gent ior ;n ,n
Min suing year, il desirable locations go
-kkalN per annum.
no 3-tf
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-z MISTAKE
p lfs1E n
NO MISTAKE
l.. S A LU $ u u RY 5,
M U ETElE Y u


SSWi4E best place to buy your + FURNITURE
4 and PIANOS, for he has the largest stock
south. Ny warehouse which is Eve stories
high and one hundred and five feet deep, Is now
well filled with stock which cost over $50, w.
In addition to this l have large four story
Factory and Steam Engine, and the best OF
very best furniture that can be made some OF
which has taken the premium at every Fair.
And to meet The wants of customers l will sell
at the lowest figures for cash or good negotiable
paper on short time. Can and examine for
yourselves. L SALISBURY
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Winter Aprangemenl.

r. The New Y ORR and VGTgi ina
<8saIyh Steamship Company's steam.
GsLS# V%&S3ME ships j A NJ z Z % W
siszssssssSSs AND Roam OKE, win Icave
Norfolk anu Portsmouth for New \ ols every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, alter the
arI!val of the Southern cars
Passage TO New York, State Room ana Meals
included IS.
Stceraee passage, "a.
For further in formation, apply to
no Is NJ SMITH B BRO. Agents.
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FURNITURE, FURNlTURE.
Il YIN u EIIsNEanN ED NO henn itiy

FURNlTURE, FURNITURE,
's7EEsi UNDERSIGNED having been driven
L from has cid siand on Main St, has taken
Quarters under Odd Fellows Hall in the ~
koom recently occupied By MIR, D Free Essss.
man, as Shooting Gallery, where he IS wi
prepared to sell Furniture on more rea.
sonaDle terms than heretofore.
Having Just returned froa. the North. | shall
have in few days very line assortment OF
Furniture Of every description, and l earnestly
sOlicit OF my friends and customers generally
the liberal patronage so generously bestowed
upon me whilst on Main street. with fhe as
suIance that no pains will be spared to render
everything salts attorily The Undertaking
htdilelt OF my business is sun III operation at
the Old Stand ON Church street
JOHN TOAIpklNS.
Under odd Fellows t;ail Church 4
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS,

CHRISTMAS GIFTS,
CHBISTrTAS GIFTS.
hOsE who are In search of nice Christ.
mas Gift. will please call at our Store and
select one of our genuine Meelschaum Pipes
!!atest styles aud importation y ana gen uine
w lad Cherry Stem. All of which Ve have
very large assortment Ill store, aud will cell
them at the very lowest prices Tor above ar,
iicles, and thousands Of others. Cailat
]. HAMBURGEa & co,
Rtain street., Sign OF the
de 20 Big Indian IN fropt.
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NO. As, Il. Main Street
LADIES YOU WHO DO NOT A1I's.tD
AAE AUCTION SALES
w HIGH are held daily from II 10 o'cloci.
w are missing great Bargains while those
who do come can testify that they grt wen
paid for coming.
e E N I l. e MEN
For your accommodation Auction Sale are
save many dollar by attending
j., a large Stock of excellent goods most of
mem Staple and such as are in use every day
IN tne family, are being put up, and sold Tor
what they viii Dring.
Remember the number and come. No. IL n
Main street. IT, ''
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FALL AND WIN TER GOODS

~ ECOND additional and large arrivals OF
~ Fall and Winter Goods at N. CAMPES
Il ana rs Main street.
IL IS very advisable to all those visiting Nor.
folk who do not know what is going on in
Norfolk, just to pay a visit at N. Campa's Old
Established Dry and Fancy Goods Emporium,
there you Can ina the greatest novelties ex-
hlbited in Norfolk from pence Domestic up
l cent to So cents per yard, the richest assort-
ment in all wool French double Joope Robe
Dresses, English and French Calicoes, VIII lite
and colored plain and twilled Flannels, white
and colored Canton Flannels, Sleeps Crews.
Sattinets and CassimeTes, En- broideries, Under
Garments, Dress Trimmings and all kinds OF
heavy goods for Servants. CALI at Al and 43
Main street, corner OIL AddingtUn's lane anu
you Will lind even more than you expect, and
prices to suit the times
oc 81 N CAAPE
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II. BOTTIM ORE.
C H E A P G. 90 n 6

q IL E A P G obs.
have in store large Stock of Ladies' Gen
Il tiemen, Misses ana Children 30 rs md
ShOEs OF all Kinds qualities and st, les which
puolic are requested to examine thege roo
before purchasing elsewhere.
T. BOTTIMORE,
No. Is, f. Side Market Square
de Sign Big Yellow Boo,
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UNDERTAKING.

UNDERTAKING
sss-s,sEI1as This branch of my business will
EsasssazSsS receive my special attention III every
case, being the only agent in the city and sur
rounding country for Fisk's Metallic Burial
Cases, which are now in such general use.
Also, Mahogany, Walnut and Poplar Collins al
ways on hand and three of the best Hears es in
the city, and the finest Carriages, always ready
to attend at any moment.
LEWIS SALISBURY.
ap 80 So and 60 Main street.
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4 OGAUS sAAAAA
II AND q kURLINC, sim Np,s,
4hAFO11Ehs nF ANA uEALEH tx
BLOCK TAN, ePELlER.
Ban LEAD. lhGOT IftPHnH
N4ChLh, 1lNNER>~ NjLprN.
a 13Ms5NA, PIG LEAD,
pan In; BtsMUTd,
SAhbA1l MAIALt SPELIER sOI.DHR.
Also, AlANUFACGURhR ana 3AIpOArtn
OF ER PLA FED and BRlTANlA WASF
Eho TRADE supplied on the most iapo11h.e
'cEnIs' Oc2' Str
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SUGAR


w y are retailing refined Brown Suga' . 40
w for only ST. at the Cheapest Cash In,
IN the city. N Rttj]i
1e ~ Cn4trri -..s,,.,
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tiElEunFATrsm AND ana. fsA1u,


VANISH By IIfG USE or
II q EETSEFORNE'S CURE .s4Et
LIZ THE GREAT PAIN AEIYI4ILHT0R,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEE&iA, " HAa
STOMACH AND WEAK RQWELa.
PREF sss;:siESC BY 4 CHEMIST
p. DoTTzEs u, 25 and 50 cents and ,.le dollaF
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY ! y MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
= IS NOT pretended thai this MI Will cure
ail complaints, but II Will cpl Al PAIN as
thousands viii testify, who haze H52d L. A.
pain Is the torerunner OF most disease, by cur
ing the pain you check the disease
HA8TSH0RNE'SC UAE-Af5L saould be Kept
in all families in case OF accidents OF sudden
sickness, as it frequently cures i'll Agss time than
it requires to get physician.
II cures pain in any past Of the stem and is
used externally and internally.
bAETSRORNE'S CUkE-a[4E anres Ehet-
a. ia, Neuralgia and Chilblains
&TSdORNE'S CURE ALL cures Cramps,
y Pains in the Stomach Of Bow els.
, &TSHORNE'S CURE~ALL cures Pains
Limbs, Side, Back Breast Teeth aad
Ea,s.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-AI ]. ertres Spra ms,
ligrs, Scalds, Burns and Frosted Feet
BAtGS4iDBNI5 CURE-ALL. rurcs Pains.
q tEo Feet and Swelling OF the Johns
TRANSFORMERS CURE-AL.L cures stiff
Neck rom Cold, and Ague III the Breast
HARISHQANE'S CuRN-ALL is good for
Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach and RoWels
Whenever you have Pain, use the CURE
ALE, as it acts upon the Nerves, Muscles, Sin
ewa, Blood and Bones, and, by is warming
electromagnetic power, eNpels ala pain from
the system. Geta bottle and Try it.
The above medicines tC be aa.t al Drus
Stores in NoRFcrl., poRT satau~It hAnIP TON
and SUFFOLK. Y ltu
NrEERSCtEa U8I PIPES,
DlEERsCtAUAI sEG&R SMOKERS
& large assortment of Genuine }5anrschal1f,
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- A - ~ - -
NOTICE.

DEBsONS having freight to ship by the
after take what is offered at Norfolk and then
go 10 Portsmouth, at which place she will leave
Tor New ork after the arrival OF the Southern
cars,
Shippers must have their ireighton the wharf
by O'CLOCK edneSdaY afternoon. &C 70
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COUGH REMEDIES.
RHAGG'S Pulmouic Waters,
- Iceland Moss Paste,
Browns Bronchial Troches,
Bryan's Punmonic Waters
Wiatal'3 LoZengoe,
Jayno's HXpect02ant,
Aver Cherry Pactoral
American Cough Drops,
CoyeTEa Balm or GlIe,
Wisar's Dalsalh w ia Cherry.
Stabler5 Cherry EXppctoyauf.
Thompson'5 Lie PreserVer.
All the above iog sale Wholesale and Retail
dc l6 M A f. G A SANTOS. 4
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FIG PIPE STEMS

i SMALL LOT Of the above Stems ist re.
- celvet, they are superior 10 any Ste. now
in use. on account of the high favour inpart
Ell. Tor sale oniy al the Eagie Cigar Store No
50 Main st.
de- II. V. MOORE / %.
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sy-AMli4R 8hfis'-jO Bbls. Eamily Bsef. 81
T. Bbls. Mess do, so Bills Nc. do, ia slora
kGd for sale by w u PARKS e. co.
me u Roanoke Square,
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ESRUAp, FRUII,--25 boxes new Gitron,
d 100 \ Drums new Figs 100 boxes new
Raisins 30 Casks new Currant5, 100 barrels Au-
pies lN5t reserved. aud for sale by
j j WOODBRIDGE,
no % so, s, Roanoke square
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ERENCa NJ USTAnD
n packages of1 dozen each, warranted lesh
ana genuine.
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A LOT of the a oove cele Grated biani Il>E T.
IN hand which we are retailing 10
the small sum OF cents each. We sGaante,
them 10 be the Original Magnolia aud no mi
tatlon, Eagle Cigar Store, No. 80 Main ST.
de- II, y hI08RF N..f}
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WHO WANTS

w EAaS w SAIe Il -
no BUY the best Ralsir,s, Citron ana CiT-
L rants for Minced Meat Who wants the
largest, finest and freshest Figs ? 80 siioh we
recommend
de IS C. JORDAN ( SON.
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LAMPS, 14AlEEas5, &4.AEXps
nv j are just in receipt ui ii1e assortment
w OF Kerosene ana ETHEREAL Oh Lamps,
both Metal and Glass, and respectfully il vi;e
al i'll want TO give us call
We have also on hand a laigl assultmt'.. of
Plain and Ground Kerosene ChinR!es W.gxs.
Shades, Brushes &c, for sale low.
KEEFE & STORY
da y NO. 6, Union street.
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NEW FALLGONilsl.

4 q / MACK ssslr.I.-- For safe oy
~ seq q + JAMIE
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WALA y q. 20,

llts FIGURED SEAVER ULOAKS-Opcned
kOU this day at the
BEE HIVE
just the thing for cold weather, which are sci.
lil4g at very low prices.
Cloaks of all kinds and styles, and from the
lowest TO the finest qualities,
Shawls-a magnificent stock Oh all the diff
terent kinds, in Bay state, Stella and Broche
Large Shawls of ali kinds
BLANKFTS-BLANKhT S-BLANKETS.
case II Blankets superior qualities.
| do ID do do do
] do l04 do do do
bales Servants Blankets, superior Qualities,
at low prices
Call and see the bargains at the Bee Hive,
81 Main street,
de II norfolk, Va.
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IN'tIlAtolItf1 ! n 7I-os
MEERs o,HAUU sEG&R SMOKERS
a large assortment Of Genuine Aleerschaum
~ Pipes and Segar Smokers, d @olr own AM
portstion, and We guarantee them 20 be gen.
ulne, for sale Low ct Wholssa &c anai Retail.
II. B--A large Stock OF foWhalan Pipes,
Chalk Pipes aud Pipe Heads WAS On hand,
all We sell I w to the Traie
/ HAMBURGER 4 co, RIatn street
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-27

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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-08-04
Free Soil i'm Missouri.

Hon. L. p. Blair of St. Louis, on the 10th of
last month delivered the first free soil speech at
st. Joseph's, ever made in that place He had
large audience, a preponderance of which
was pro-slavery, and subjected the speaker to
all sorts of Interruptions. The pro slavery de.
mocracy were especially excited to hear the
sentiments of Jefferson and jackson cited on
the subject of slavery. The following passage
illustrates the spirit of the meeting Mr.. Blair
said -
"True, Douglas says the people of a Terri
tory may decide whether slavery shall exist
there, but he admits the constitutiorality of the
bred Scott decision, which carries slavery into
the Territories by the Constitution thus knock
ing Squatter Sovereignty in the head. In this
way Douglas rides both sides of the fence.
hold, with the fathers of the country, that the
Republican party is right. applause and
Kisses cries of Kick him out n-reply, There
will be more than one to kick out.) l shall be
kicked out in good company, with Jefferson and
jackson the Democracy would kick them out
if they dared
This is pretty much the spirit that actuates
the northern pro-slavery. democracy; they have
all intense dislike, to being told what the doc
trines of the fathers of the country were on the
subject of slavery. The modern democratic
party, have abandoned the principles held by
all the early statesmen, in respect to the con.
stitutional power of Congress over the extern
sion of slavery. Hence, all who maintain the
true Jetfersonian doctrines are denounced a.
abolitonists and factionists.