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From the South Pacific.

ADV ces from tue South Pacific are dated
Valparaiso, August IL, Ci'laj ca4 Eth, and
Paioi the l6th Of Septe nbeg. Chill was still
kept in agitation by rev )iationary attempts
against tae rue o. pves,d .nt M ,ati. Indian
depreda.ie rs ia soma . the pr )Vinc4s added
to the general d.sluiet ,ad fea..ng Of iase
curite, military mu. az hal takea place
at sSaati1so, put twas Easily suppressed
The Legislature bad vo.ej a continuance Of
the extraordinary powe"s ia,ety granted to
t1e ist o. November, 1869 two new prov
i1ces, Que ia tda south iai aa)taer ia the
ne IT, had beea formed. Tle Minister OF
Ftreisu A4ii-s bad naie lengthy, but
ve,o exp ii: report, fc,.a va.cl i. appears
as t'e Executive We, .2cIia.d to treat in
a So t Ct l;aecality an all ieaiag all 9th
er 8, rsr1menta. a atty Of extradition
win 2,ance was undeg confederation. The
boL1 iacr Quest.1a vita Peru Tls being con
side Cd Diplomatic All, vita Spaia were
vet earnestly ATTENDED 10, blS tue nesotia-
tioa, lad beeo suspend owias to the illness
the Chilean Miaiste a Nairid; and the
quest,aa o. remunsras- "a f. loss.4 to cit.-
zana Of TIDE Uaited Stases b. popu.a- out
rage 81 ,o7erunsata. acton was said to bs
nea- adjusted. Tcate vas vecY brisk in
Napi ALSO, and freighta lad advanced. In
Peru I,stiAa was 6ttias out another expe-
djta4 ls,jat E;ustsr, bit it was doubtful
IL he wa i really aal l.tAer wa on the
repu3 q Guayaquil vas virtually in pos
seaiioo OF the PesG7.,a t;ooqs, General
Franco having retire from tae city by
agreeneot WITH the Pc -gian Adn.ral. Sc.
rious di,,acbance5 hai occurred ou two
Ane Gao saips, oae a. Ci,ti9, and another
at TIE tlin:has.
R;t,I coal nil43 lAi h4ea discovered near
TIC Pc , o. Piits,
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Sharp Shooting and Sharper Proctt CO.
The Fredonia n. " Ceusor, tells of one of
the sharpest betting tricks that We have
heard Of in some time. A Mr.. Jackson Sage
made wager of $500 with some parties
ia Fredonia, that he could shoot fifty conse-
cutiys rifle shets of-hand, at a target of two
and oae-fourth inches, at the distance of ten
roas, without once missing the mark. He
accomplished the feat, but did it by setting
up heavy boiler iron fulnel, one foot in
diameter at she wider end, and tapering to
less size than that Of the mark just in front
Of the target. He had only to Keep his ball
within five or six inches of the mark, and
the funnel took them home, sure. He had
the Yankee impudence to claim the stakes
after this performance, and We cannot feel
certain that he did not deserve them, for his
sharp tcick, if not for his sharp shooting,
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Special Notice.
> DURING THE SUMMER that h;

~ just passed away, thousands of sufferers
from dysentery and diarrhe, have been re.
heved by the use of HosTETTER's B1TrERs, a
medicine which is evidently destined to main
tain permanent place in the public estima-
ton. Bilious diar hna Is one of those dis
eases which battles the skill OF the physician =
The medicine they administer to act upon the
bowels never seems to reach the souro of the
evil The difficulty is to get a remedy that
VIII reach ali the digestive organs, and give
them simultaneously rush OF vigor to rid
them.eiVes OF this disease. This problem is
solved by the BIrTEns, which never fails to
conquer the most stubborn cases. 1t is only
falr to say, that during the season just closed,
TINS mecicine has achieved more cures than
any other ever presented to the public and dur.
ing the fan, which that terrible scourge, the
fever and ssue, is SO prevalent the BrTTERs,
will gain fresh fame
For sale BY BURRUSS b BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers OF BraIdies, Wines and
ane Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
sists and dealers generally, everywhere.
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NAM .facters Of Stse' Peas.-Evegr school
boy recolIects having seen the name Of Jos.
elliot on steel pens. A letter from Birming-
ain, England, desctibes the manufactor in
wAich they are made. Thry u>w sell at six
ty centS gross, whereas, VIII n their manu-
tactare first commenced, they brought S35 Tor
that qua ,tity. tn: letter say:
The ST Ell comes N italy from Sd Iii / I, in
thin strips OF about tAre5 inca IS in wild h ana
Is hrst p aitted to rolliag process - r..
dace it 10 the required thickness for peas.
This Is dJue by boys ana men in sort OF a
basement, where duit and grease seem TO BE-
abundant. =! III. other rooms are geaevaily
airy aud spacious, and girls and young so
men, th- employees numbering about 500 ia
ali. he successive steps in tne mauutacture
are very Interesting. 0ae machine and
they are all light in their constructiyn) cut
the pen from the steel strip, anothtr stamps
1t with the manufactures name, another
bends II, another split. tas pJint, ;hs scores
of small, buzzing grindstone., from which by
contact with the pm. streams OF sparks are
emmitted, and grinding the pens 1T the point
and along the back, to give .,n spriag
which Is necessary.
This is consider d the 3. important CD err
atioa, tn one on which the vaa. OF the pen
Is most dependent. The tempsrins process
comes next. The p.ns are piac d IN small In =
tai'c boxes, and submitted TO aa inten,e heat
In great oven, a glympse .hroush who's:
open door reminds one OF the sweat to which
Snadrach and his comrades were subjected.
-lhey come out as nillibie aim ,st As put
ty, Another appleton ot heat reverses
this state, an1 mltss than too or!ttl. ful U.s.,
while third, applied which the buy er hAds
them 10 possess The process oi v.rlishing
is the only oAe IL which they are subjectei
after being tempered.
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BIZ RROW'S
RELIA BILE
ETAICJN

FOR THE Rapid AND EFFEcTuAL cUREe
SCR0FuLA, SYPHILIS. RHEUMATISM,
D1SPEPSIA, ULCEROUS AFFECTIONS,
Nervous Headache, Erysipeias, Ulcers.
FlSTULA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
DISEASE OF THE WOMB,
CHRONIC COUGHS AND COLDS
CHRONIC DYsENTERY SCARLET FEVER
PILES. ENERAL DLBILITY
GRAND ULAR SWELLINGs,
CARoSlC FEVER AND AGUE,
MERcUR1AL DISEASES, FEMALE D1sp.sFs
And all Diseases arising from an Impure State
OF the System, or occasloned by lmprudence in
Lite.
For sale in Norfolk BY
j. w. BURROW 4 CO.,
Druggists and Chemists, So Church St.
10 ~
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Singular Accident. A I,dv CANA ,as- Ia,
ing her lite by singular acetJsn;. in I'o,,;s-
vine, "hiie riding in buggy Una end of
scar winch sue wore arould her slouldar
Drew on, and was caught in tn. ssokes Of ons
of the rapidly revolving wheels Of tho We
hicie, aud wound up ia such manner as to
ara" her neck down on the " heel, choking
ner severely. Some gentlemen who ", re
standing on the street Stoppei thu bupgy
and relieved her from her oeril,u; position,
Sir Joha FrankliA-Sir Joan franklin.
was born at Spilsby, Lincolnshire, April lG,
lisG. He was destined by his rather for the
ministry, by nature tor the sea. While at
tn. Grammlr School, at Luwth, he walked
twelve miles to see the ocean for the hrst
Time tie was sent on a trading voyage 60
LISBON to cure him OF this bent; the VOYAGE
Confirmed 1t. His father Yielded 10 nature.
ana procured him nidshipman's warrant
10 1900.
fettoW Fever Panic The Houston. TEX
as Telegraph underetat d. that in the fore
part OF thu week, quite a number of persons,
frightened by the reports of the fever in that
oWn, were encamped in the timber, about
Two miles from that town, and fears the ex-
poSure OF such persons TO the Clements will
produce sickheSS among them.
Singular Accidental stranger named
Timothy Hughes, campeI oat near Salem,
IND, on Monday nie III, and made IRE On
the following morning he was found With
ooth l+gs burned up to the xne4s almost to
crisp. TIL Salem Ne. says: Iae man,
strange as 1t may seem, dld not exhibit sigos
Vi as acute PAIN as o2e would at first suppose
from person in such con.!tiJa. Thls is
attributable to the fact thai tle severity OF
the burn dsadeIei in manner all visibility
OF pam.
IN tie Cap-Stone IF WiRtum and
Mafy.-The caE-;tone Of the new ediace for
" llliam and Mary College vas laid With
Masonic ceremonies Wednesday. Tae Grad
hodge ot the state was present.
Cohrtct Escaped.-Scott Fields, peniter
tlary convict, who escaped from the works
at the North River improvement on last Sa-
turday, was recaptured near Lynchburg,
Sunday night.
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Ya e.astins from Washington.


DeHla ehes aaye beea received at the War
p4ll tmeat from Utah Tdey report everyth.
iug q,.iat aai orderly,s 81 far as the army and
Mo- MODS are concerned. TAs indiaas, how
eyer, aee s. .olesome, and continue their de-
pcedati1na. Nothing d. iinte ha, been ire
ceivea IA regard to the ceoen. attack on the
Santa Re nal.
piyl.e adytces were received yesterday
morning, overland from California, with
dates to tue l7th ut. The excitement grow
ina OF. OF the death o. Broderick was in
c7ess as hourly, and apprehe nsions are en-
tertained that It may lead to other and seri-
GUS d ,lcaties,
The Post Office Department has changed
gcaedu t 10 the departure OF the mails from
Washington to New Yo,s. Instead of leav-
Jag AZ Cou- and a half aoi six o'clock in the
mornias a. at present, they wi leave at six
and hall and eight and a bali o'clock, reach
:ng New York at SIX and ten ia the evining.
The President returned to Washington
Yesterday moruing,
II the Intelligence in regard to the attack
on Brow asvilie, Texas, turns opt to be cor
rect, General Twiggs, wha ia in command OF
The department Of Texas, will despatch
large force of troops there to protect our
citizens against any future attack, and ii the
outlaws can be caught who perpetrated the
recent outrageF, he will make short work of
chem.
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Dr. Rutland has been convicted a: ClarAsviile
Team, Of killing his wife, and sentenced to
three years II the State prison
Pre5hy;eeilnism is rapidly advancing in
no til Carolina There are now Is, Ot3 Presby-
tnrltns in tn e State, being an increase of over
three thousand IN three years
A man named w II Pane, was sho. eatIy
Tau.sday moruing last, near Vicksburg, Miss
by James Brown. Paine was shot il the
right side, and tits hardly plssiale that ne can
recover
s,alr Peter Goo1win, highly Tespect ted cIti-
z,l of Fairfax CO, Va; died on THURSDAY last
of apoplexy.
Nj. Toledano, charged with killing Doctor
Graham, has been released from custody at
New Orleans
The hand and wrist OF Coe, the balloonist,
who fell with balloon fro m height of five
miles without injury, and then tell from the
tree where his balloon lodged, and broke his
wrist, have been amputated to save his life.
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TERMS.

rna Day oo@s VIII served 10 ju oscribers
'st 6$ cents Der week payable to the Carrier
WheG sent by mail It Will be 81 per year. 81
sax mouths, aud ! for tlree months, paya
lie iii advance
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Mrs. Winsiow, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children te&hing, which greatly facilitates the
process OF teething by softer ing the gums, re-
ducing all inflammation-will allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon II, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your Infants Perfect
ly safe in all cases See advertisement in
announcer column my % Iy
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W REGULATION greater than the Da:ites
OF both Cities combined. IN
otto

Ali Communications, &c, intended or in.
se"tion, and Letters in re ,lrd 10 his paper,
SHOULD be addressed to JAN L. HATHAwAy,
Editor and Proprietor, ia order to ensure
alt antion.
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CASH PlilrE FOR ADVERTISING

IN THE Norfolk DAY BOOK
/ So lme lay ~ 50 do weeks , IS
, do } lays > square month 81 O0
! do lays )U do months 60
d. week do 3 months 10 OF
AL ,d7er .lS,,neni5 9rde tei twice or thrice
swae&, For eaen luJsst,sa actsr the drst,
per 80 iits .......... ,....,....37k
Marriages And Detias % De published as news.
0bitNArlSs, pgueTal Eotlcss, &C, viii be
arged II ptlr, iiyett,.,.s N sls3. and paymen
CURED II ADVANCE
AL transient aIvesuseD cots Is be paid Ia ad-
Vance
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0,isoe. W =. &c. h1,~ Street. serfots, Va.
FINAL HyESiSG, OCT. IA
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THE EUREKA SHUTTLE

THE EUREKA SHUTTLE
8 e WING III HINE
Prtee $50, Price $50. Price $50
HAS COME, HAS COME, HAS COME.
WILL run, hem, stitch, gather, tell and,
olnd. Can be seen Tor lew days at the
Corner of Wide Water street and Roanoke
Square, at Ferguson Belote's.
Machines can be had on application at the
above place, and instruction given gratis
n. B.-Local Agents will be appointed.
JOHN II. PHILLIPS,
&C ga TIayelline AGENT
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Al6emarle Len MIR. Daniel II. Losdon,o
Richmond, addressed the people of Albemar-
lie on Monday last, upon the subject of direct
trade between Europe and our Southern
States; ~ in advocacy of the commercial
Independence Of the slave State.
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The frtgats Shanaon.-The following pa
rasraph, OF some interest to the American
reader is from the London Times.
The British navy is just abou. to .ose one
o! the cid trigates which played a conspi-
cRous part during the American war-the
81 Lawrence, formerly called ia. shannon.
Which, under the command Of Captain ?.
8cooke, attacked and made the capture of
tae famous Chesapeake on the lst OF June,
1918, having arrived at Chatham Tuesday, in
tow of the African and Adder, for the pur.
pose OF being broken up. The st. Lawrence
has been stationed at Sheerness for some
time, where she has baen employed in har.
Dor service, but the admiralty have now or
dered her to be taken to pieces.
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Trode ana Wages in Hsland.-I, Is aotc.
ed as aa evlivn;e Of the changed stat. v. at
fairs in Ireland, that ta ere has not,for many
day, been 50 much acti witty in the building
trad, as at the present time. A recent Irish
paper says:
In Dublia, master painters, d. corators,
&C., had 1T impossible to procure sufficient
men Tor the work in hand, and wages in
tnoss branches especially are increased.
painter OF aay capacity will get FL les per
Week. This extraordinary demand is easily
accounted for. There has been since the
famine steady and very decided increase of
wealth In Ireland, extending to landlords,
farmers, traders aad other classes Former
ly the owners of the soil were sunk deeply in
appropriateness. Bat all that is changed now.
Tue towns are improving, country mansions
are Improved, aud many nav ones are in
course OF erection; and 80 general is tns de-
mand for artisans that the supply is made
quate. Bedsides, there are orders or trades.
men o. this class from some parts OF Eng
land, aud altogether emp loymenr is much
more active and labor is bette. remune rated
than perhaps at any former period. The ac-
counts from Ulster show that employment is
iuofe br.sSin the linen tra1t, 1t saat the
prospects are improving.
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&c Fall Traae.-Virginia rIerchants.

H- Fall Trade.-virginfn Merchants,
and merchants generally South, in laying in
their fall stock of merchandise, should not fail
to purchase Sc an abundant supply Of sEMPLE's
and mos: economical preparation known for
making light, sweet and wholesome loa thread,
biscuits, SC, It is recommended by numerous
citizens of different sections, and will certainly
give satisfaction when used properly. II is en-
tlrely harmless, being the production OF scien-
titic Virginia physician. and manufactured with
great care from the purest material. Merchants
can confidently recommend this article to their
customers as the BEST. For sale by
KING &1OY.
And sold by Druggists ard Grocers generally
throughout the State.
U3- DR. j. w. Garlick-Dear Sir have
for some months used in my family Semple's
justly Celebrated X I N G POWDERS and
take pleasure in recommending them to all
families as The very best article have ever
tried for making light, sweet spongy bread.
There is no excuse for bad bread v hen Semple's
Powders are used, Respectfully,
]. RICHARD LEwELLEN
Petersburg, July Goth, 1859.
wv GARLICK,
Nanutacturer and Sole Proprietor, Richmond.
For sale by Druggists and Grocers generally
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Queen Of the Turf. After the 7eceat race
at Cincinnati, during which Flora Temple
ran a mile in 2;.lE, Ftoca vas fairly lioa-
lied. Cincinnati editor says
Loag after the race was over we were at
her stable door watching her groom rub her
doEn-presently locomotive came booming
by, when looking lovingly in her eyes, and
pattiug her afectionately, he remarked,
"there goes your only master"
Desperate Vomoa.-6n Saturday wo-
man named Alice Flanagan, rushed furious
ly into meat shop, l23 Pitt street, N. Y,
and before she could be prevented, seized a
butcher knife from the bench AMI cut her
throat fro II ear to ear, completely severing
the wind pipe. She essayed as reason for
the commission OF the act, that she had been
quareling with her husband, aud was in a
great passion at the time.
A Millionaire 1eeeased.-Le muel Showels
Esq OF Worcester CO., Md, died onl the
4th inst. He is said to have been the veal
thiest man in the county.
Handsome Present.-Rev. DR.. Chaplin,
(Universalist) has it is rumored, had house
presented to him, chiefly by the contribu-
tions of a few wealthy men of his congrega-
tiop. 1t is situated in Thirty fl tth street,
near Fifth avenue, and cost $4,000
The boot-dtters OF New York are going to
strike for higher wages, and are holding
meetings to aocompiis 81 the result.
In Cincinnati, on Monday last, two youth 3
we're united in marriage, at the city prison,
and both are waiting Transportation to the
State penitentiary, each for one year. The
bride appeared quite gay in anticipation OF
the honeymoon to come by and bye.
A Skis Load of Coolies BHrnt.-The ship
Shahjeehanpore, pound for the West Indies
with coolies, was burnt at sea July LIST. The
crew, sixty -four in number, were rescued;
but all the coolies, to the number Of S4o
souls, persisted,
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Murder Trialsifa Nec Jerssy.-A despatch

WV ~FNEV
from Newark, dated October 10, says:
The trial OF James Adams for killing Ste
phen Cunningham in a beer saloon in Canal
street, ia July last, took place in the Court
Of Oyer and Terminer to-day, the jury rem
The trial OF Chas Crane for mansaughter
ia causing the death Of an old man named
Peter Gaddis, by striking him on the head
with stone some weeks since, was next
commenced and is still on.
The next case will be that ofPatrick Maud
for ne wiltl aurder Of his sister some
months since il the Fifth Ward.
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New Advertisements

SHOES FOR SERVANTs.-Wea arr oou
~ In receipt of several lots of Womens an
mehs Shoes mad e TO our own order. and a, y
now prepared to furnish orders thtt NAV bel
entrusted, with good and seasonable Shoes and
would respectfully solicit an examination IN
our new Stock FW SEABURY'S SONS.
oc IA No. IL, Market Square,
Oh & A copy) !
aHh |REAT BENEFACTOK OF tn n
"A U U S K III u l. ID
r.. iEWART'S Fuel Saving and com for 4
So.I producing Cooking Steve for Wood on
Flues. "A'' he" anu extra iargeS
Inc stewart Stove will pay for itself in savinay
OF fuel every two years III '"'iisI
Inc oteWsft Steve Cocks meat and pastrv IN
gether without imparting the favor Of one
The Stewart Stove W i'll last Twenty wears. a,
though costing more at first, it Is In the end(
cheaper thai any Common Stove.
FOR sale only by +. DELANY,
No. IL. Union street, Norfolk. Va.
Who has on hand about three hundre d Office
Parlor, Chamber and Heating Stoves, which
will DO sold on pleasing terms. oc l3I6t
"a 8 Transcript copy 81
THE EXTENSION BACK COOK STOVES.
Nv Il would invite the attention OF the citi-
W zens at large to the above Cook st We; il
Is the most convenient and econonicaI Stove
now IN use. Call down and see them, besides
large variety of other pa, terms of Cook and
farlOr stoves, which we are running off low for
Cash. Give US a call before you make pur.
chase w SMALL q 70
No. S, West Wide Water street
&C IL Sign of the Red Stove
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FORTY DOLLARS REWARD,
THE premises of the Subscriber on James
L street mo. gay was burglariously entered
Last evening between the hours Of and 8. and
robbed OF One Hundred and Eighty Dollars in
Gold. The subscriber will give the above 70.
ward for the recovery of the money or in pro.
portion for any artotit.
oc "a VIM. A Ped
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OST.-A esterday afternoon between the
- National Hotel and the residence of MT.
Z stone, East Main street, a Child's Gold
BRACELET, with an tnameled head The
the same at the Office of the National Hotel
oc l4-lt
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l..ta No' 40
THE CASH DRY GOODS STORE
I'dosE IN WANT Of SOME OF THE
L be;t Bargains IN
DESIRABLE GOODS,
are invited to call aud LOOK a:

SA~ A't' tESa ~ SdAA dul lOOH a.
MY SrOCN
Mo4'.ins and Worsted Dress Goods new STYLES
from l2S to SO.
the best 81 cents Winter Calicoes in the city.
The best 81 cents Beached Cotton in the CITY.
The best 10 cent Bro. twilled Cotton in the CITY,
The best 10 cent Canton Flannel in the city,
L. c. H'dkfs from so cents to 800.
Gents large do IS cents.
Good yard wide Bleached Cotton 10 cents
Good Sleeps Gray Cassinet 37x cents.
Good Plain Fancy do 50 te75.
Heavy Osnaburgs Plaid l2x.
Gents Gloves from l2lH to Sl,oO.
Gents Standing Collars (linen) lax.
With great variety of other goods suitable
for the season. All these goods are to be sold
out Tor the money, and you will do well to look
at the Stock before buying.
-' ,'a- II DAWSON,
Large Swing Sign over the pavement,
&c l4-4~ No. As, Main street.
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New Advertisements.
NEW OPERA HOUSE
SCALE OF PRICES

Fourth Night of the Engagement of
NH. FRANK CHANFRAU,
who was greeted with shouts of applau on
his previous appearance.
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Tis03 D. WISE, Publisher.
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JOHN 81. taTl.AYN Az,
T9{ re-, 49, p Z y R!TgO
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ALUM MAYHEM

ALUM WAITER.
w T. have constantly on hand Alum Water
y! from the celebrated Pulaski Springs.
ms water is highly medicinal, being specific
IN Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Cutaneous DISC. ders of
an Kinds and diabetes of whatever FORM 1t
has also great reputation for its certain and
permanent cures of Female Complaints
by the single bottle.
oc Is ZINC .. nav
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After which the Farce Of a "HH
A ID ID MILES, HOY,
FAuoy miles,. ................N MT. Chanfrau
n. b--ihe Norfolk County Ferry will run
DIT tas close OF the performance ii, ket, ten
cents each, to te had at the Box eff "a
~ Doors Open at X o'clock-Curtain to
rise precisely at y O'Clock oc "a
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Il D A Evening, Oct. l4th, 1853,
"ii be performed the eel b ated Comedy of
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN !
Asa Trsnchard. MIR. Chsnirau
M .n,s &c; Irehchard Miss Jennie Parker
MM ~, meredish. ....... Miss Josephine Parker
'Ao'co't. '...................Mr. II. w. Gossin
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-14

HOUR sklkTS-Cheap Hoop Skirts, ex-
low prices may be found at T Owens.
Also, Ladies extension Hoop Skirts at very
low prices TT OWENS,
oc IL No. Market Square,