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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-04-07
STEAT0R, DAILY f. COMPANY

TAKE pleasure in announcing to their
old friends and customers that they in receipt
Of the largest and moot splendid stock Of Fall and
Winter DRY GOODS ever offered in Old Portage at
prices competing with any establishment on the Wes-
tern Reserve, viz:
Prints, Of all popular brands;
he LANES, of the very choicest styles;
French Merlnoes, plain and figured, at astonishing
low prices,
Cashmeres, plain and figured;
Irish Popfns, Opera De Laines
Coburg Robes, Robes Guile;
Cloths, Cassmeres, Sattinetts and Vestings; .
| Tweeds, Jeans, Lnseys and FlanneIS
Brown Sheetngs, BleaChed Musns, Tick tngs, etc;
Ladies' Magic Shawls, Fay State, Broche, etc;
Cloaks, Talmas, Chenille ScaTfs, etc;
Hoop Skirts, OF approved makes;
| French.work Collars, Undersleeves, nd all kinds
Of embroidery.
Also, large lot Of White Bed Blankets at 80 per
cent below last years prices.
Dress Trimmings of every description to match oil
| kinds of Dress Goods.
Balmoral Skirts for ladies; rev ard very neces'
cary article for the season, at very low price.
White Briianb, at from l2A cents to 81 cents per
yard.
READY-NADE CLoTHlNG.-A very large stock
ofeyery kind ofmen's wear al extremely low prices
Gentlemen, do not fail TO give stock eXGmiIa
ton. The price Is marked on each garment and can
not be changed for LOVE or COIN.
| October z, 1858. STREATOR, DAILY e. CO.
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MICHAEL STUART,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Notary Public,
RaveDBa, Ohio. Office in the east end of the large
brick block, over Richardson's Hardware Store. =
Deeds, mortgages and all legal instruments care
fully and plainly drawn or acknowledged. PEN
SIons and Land Warrants obtained.
April Is, 1858.
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d L R c Ii A N T s.
ii L R C Ii A N T s.
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL, 100000.

plREcToRs-Mark Howard; S. Woodruff (Prest
UeOdruf d Beach ]. Coz James Bolter, (0f C. II.
.yOrthGm q Co..; +. Roberts, (hJ Kenegs, Roberts d
GoOdpin. }; Guy X. Phelps (SCe'y Conn. Life Ins.
Co..; Timothy Sheldon. (CortraetOr and Buiider, J;
James p. Foster, (Prest .Nceh's Sa0. Bank.N; SID
ney A. White, (0 Spencer, White 4 Co }; Charles I.
HiIlyer, (Prest' Charter OAK BGnk J; Elijah II.
II. Blanchard Co } Richard u. Hubbard, Estate At
torTey) N. NJ. Merrmen, (QfJ J. d M. Mcrr'man.) };
William l.: COliiBs, (Of COlhns Brothers Co..; W.
II. ID. Calender, I asher State Bank.)
Z. THOMAS LOBDELL, Scc'y.
MARK HOWARD, Pres't.
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1nsures against loss or damage by5 FIRE all kinds oil
Buildings, stores, Hotels, Mills, Factories DC. Also
II kinds of goods, merchandise, personal property
in Stores, upon the NEST reas .nable terms.
Particular attention paid TO the Insurance of Dwell.
ling houses and FHrniturc for a term of years.
Rates of lnsurances as low as are compatible with
the Safety OF the Insured All losses promptly paid
Policies for any part Of Portage county issued and
secured by J. D. HORTON, Agent.
Dec. 30, le58-Iy.
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THERE rs NO DENYING IT.-Thst

L we have now the finest assortment of Cloths and
Cassmeres and Vssngs to be in this part OF the
country. Come In, Gents, and satisfy yourselves
to tho assertion. you don't say that what We assert
10 so then, asthe Col. says, swetstand corrected.
OCtober7, 1883. PRENTISS, HOPKINS Il co.
V ANSAS TO BE ADMITTED. And
- the Ladies' only want TO see stock Of Dress
Goods 70 HADatrN that we have almost everything
new anQ desirabein that line; in fact altogether the
nkIts0NHsr assortment In town. Walk in, Ladies,
sd bHys TOR yea can't help 1t whom you the
3ooog. PRENTlSS, HOPKINS co.
oWHAT EVERYBODY SAYS, MUST
EE so:,'-We have now, certainly the hand
soonest lot OF ShAWLS ever got together. Such
variety Of styles and 50 many OF them Call in. La
dies merely a. anatter Of curiosity, and look at
them. 7
R,s.-TEIEY, ARE FOR SALE.
Oetoser,7. PRESTIsS, HOPKINS & co,
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X REMOVAL.-R. A. BAIRD has remov.
~ ed his Jewelry Store to the new rooms in Swtt's
building, one door west of the Drug Store, Having
fitted up and added largely to my stock prepaf.
eholsale or retail, at lowest prices. Cali IN.
RaveBna Dec. 10, 1857
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CURE FOR CONSUMPTION!
CON S U NJ 2 TION

THE great Chcmico. Medical Discovery
of the celebrated Dr. j. F. Luroh of Paris,
first made known by him to the French Academy of
Medicine about TWO years 20, marks u new and i'm
portapt Era in the annals of Medical Science.
Now, for the hrst time in the history Of the world,
has a remedy been found that snrejy strikes at the
very FOUNDATION OF PULMoEAKY DISEASE, ard by
RESTORING TIE DEFICIENT CHEMICAL ELEMENTS OF TIE
FLOOD, increases the principle WHICH CONSTITUTES
hrrvors on VITAL FORCE, INvIGORATEs TIE EU1EI-
1Iyr FUNCTIONS, and thus not only CUkES, but also
PREVENTS, the Gtvelopement of this hitherto most
fatal scourge of the human race.
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. fnl3lRD. C o.. /. ARE ] "
THE LARGEST
Best and choicest collection of "H0rd,oare'
ever opened IN Portage county. just
received al the Ne,U Rardware
Store, Rarmna, Ohio.

MECHANICS TOOLS The b, =, -
torrent and best quality in the market b. G,n,.,
nt "a. CUh1ISN 4 cog
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SPECIAL. NOTICES,
n. Fall and Rich Stock.
SPL r NDID GOOD S.
pRToES GREATLY ECED,

DRESS GooDS.--Rich Cclored and Black SILK
Bfocsds. Rsyasicre ard cAene, some &C the most
orea and Rack Lyons Silks. superb quality: Velour
de Psr.s real i.,sh foRIns, Eess. de LANES: fne
i,ss ane Enslasa aad French Merinos. SIX Ssriped
French Wool Plaids, einshams. Prints, &c., in
sfFfsMS sfFfsMSBRGIpERIEs AND LAcEs.-A,est po;n,
ises Ssts. peint APPLIQUE, Gimpare ard Val. Lace
Ssts: French Muslin Sets. trimmed with Lace:
hesutlial Lace, Muslin. Cambria, Linen and Peaue
I'D Embroidered French Hsndkerchiei,,; real Lace
Ss Nsns Of .hese Goods are superb. aysh vii make
y handsome Halsdss tiit; Bridal and Party Dresses
- w RAP ri NsSS--Spleaaid Velvet and Cloth
Clcsks. at every price. OF the newest styles. In the
hast Selsets aud Cloths. ~e have all the
fnr CieASs, whlsh We viii have made to order. Many
en hand nave t'een 'sasuJaess'ea ~ ktehnaoad -
Shasis cf every kind Ia Stella, Broche, and fine
Wool do. doghe and sinsie.
MEMS kAR.-Aa qualities OF Cnlored and
.nd peeskiss, coEered French do vestings in Silk
end Wssoi, American Cass.meres all grades. fir
glais csssimcres, Saiinets. teans and Tweeds.
Rlsssets and Sbswls. Wool Shirts and Drawers.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS Bed blankets
imported direct to this market. Dsmasks import
ed direct. NAPKINS and Cloths. Linen and Cotton
CARPETS. CARPETS.-Csrpetings in Velvet
Brussels and Ingram. Druggets and Floor Cloths.
STAR Carpe.ing, Hemp do, Rugs ia all qualities,
PLANTATION 6oops.--whi,e and colored
Negro Blankets imperted from Europe to James
river, Virginia Fued Cloths. Vlr2iniS Oznaburgs,
ksrseys. Plsin tansess. Piasd; Cotton. &c.
In order to reduce oar stock TO the lowest point
bs the Ist of Jsnnars next. we will offer UNCoM-
MON INDUCEMENTS; especially 10 CASH and prompt
'usspsTFi @RTsfNs FIckLES Ne ss Main m
de io-Sts nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
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ers who wish to join the Anti Abolition Asso-
citation, now being formed in Richmond, can do
so by callingat the counting-ro of the Dis
patch and leaving their names Ii the object is 10
cease trading with obotitionis!s only the Asso-
citation can effect very little by that course, as
genuine, unadulterated abolitlonists are scarce,
even in New England; but If the design is to
withhold supplies from the horde Of Black Re-
putticans, who infest every cross road and
country village in Yankeedom, then, indeed,
will an impetus be given In the right direction
towards Southern independence. Such Black
Republicans as the endorsers of the I" Helper
Pamphlet . which was written by a Southern
traitor and thief are the meE deserving the
greatest punishment, and against them let the
South direct her batteries.
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MILITARY YINTELLiGENcE.-ARi Rifle company
has just been formed in the vicinity of Hague
Westmoreland county. They are called the
Potomac Rifles, and number about sixty men.
The following officers have been chosen: Cap.
tam, Joseph Mayo; lst Lieutenant, Fleet w
Fox; I'd Lieutenant, Il. b. Davis.
A Cavalry company was organized at Bow.
ling Green, Caroline county, on Monday last
Captain, Henry George; lst Lieutenant, Sam.
uel T. Swami; Orderly, DR. w. Hudgen; Sur
geon, DIR. John ID. Butler; Flag Bearer, JOSEPH
A. Broadus. Among the resolutions was one
that in adopting uniform the members con.
fine themselves, as far as practicable, to ia
brics made in the State of Virginia.
A Rifle company, called the Caroline Greys
was also formed at Bowling Green on Mon,
day. Fifty -four promptly enlisted. Thomas
b. CogbilI was elected Captain; J. w. Scott
lst Lieutenant; Philip Samuel, Jr, I'd Lien
tenant; r. o. Peatross, 3Td Lieutenant; J. g
Luck, Orderly Sergeant
The company of Rifiemen in Dinwddit
county perfec ted their organization on the 9th
inst Col VIM. H. Lewis, Captain; James M
Williams, 1st Lieutenant and Secretary; Beni
p. Hall, 2nd Lieutenant; A. G. A. Coleman, Is
Sergeant.
A company of 'sSilver Greys," composed o.
men forty-fye years old and upwards, is to bt
formed in Petersburg.
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AFFAIRS AT CHARLEsTowN.-The Charles.
A

AFFAIRS AT CHARLESTOwN.-TheC Charles.
town correspondent of the Baltimore Ameri-
can writes, Dec IS, as follows:
The military surveillance is now almost rs
complete as it was at the time of the execution
of John Brown, and will no doubt be quite as
much SO by the arrival of the eyentful day.
Sentinels are TO be posted this morning on all
the street corners and roads leading from the
town, with instructions to let no one pass
without the countersign, unless he be person l.
ally known. The Jail is now guarded on the
outside by two sentineis who have instruc-
nons to keep the sidewalks clear. The various
barracks are as carefully guarded as If in the
midst of war, and yigilant guards are prompt
in preventing stranger from peeping in.
Thereare at the present time on duty at this
place some eighteen companies, from different
sections of the State, and the number of men
may be recorded at not less than nine hundred.
Large reinforcements, it Is announced, will
arrive to-day, SO that the force by the day OF
execution will amount to Zoo.
A battalion and dress parade was had yes
terday afternoon on the field where Brown
was executed. As many of the companies are
newly organized The perfection in drill was
not SO marked as with the Richmond Regi-
ment, but viewed as new hands at the busi-
ness, they acquitted themselves with much
credit.
The prisoners seem to have given up all
hope, and look with great composure upsn
their approaching tate. Cooks relatives have
not Yet arrived, but he still looks for them. 1t
is understood his body will be handed over to
his friends after the sentence of the law shall
have been executed.
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Smiths Band.-The members of the Armory
Band that was, have reorganized under their
old and efficient leader, james Is. Smith, and
are now prepared to furnish street. concert or
cotillon music, at all times. Not long since it
was greatly feared that this band would be
broken up, and that the volunteers would
have no other music than the fife and drum to
ma rch after; but on being relieved from State
service the members made different arrange-
ments, 50 that our people will sill have their
services. We presume the First Regiment will
engage this band for all its parades, and hope
that the members will find sufficient employ
ment to keep them together and in practice.
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tees Of Hu6aio. pntnam county: 81 NJ. BeIi
Of transferring the States interest II ; certain
turnpike % Luray and Page conntiss; 81 Mr.
CATION In the Little Kama VIA River; IS M
Frost OF erecting penitsntiary at . point west
OF the Allegheny Mountains; BY Mr.. Holway,
oi eniarglng the corporate iImits Of Estelle-
making parties to duels competent witnesses
about the sanle, and making the act Of testify-
ing exempt the witness from the operation Of
Inc law BY Mr.. Preston, OF establishing
b.sn branch Bank a. Harrisyiile. Ritchie; BY Mr.
bisbie, OF chartering a steam ferry from Nor
folk 70 Gosport; by MI. Randolph, Of appro-
priating the sum Of SaOU0 10 the Salem and
Harrisviiie Turnpike; BY Mr.. Bassell, of pro-
sn wang better security for the safe-keeping of
the lees OF notaries on bills or notes. and the
state tax thereon, and exemptine bills or
noles not exceeding 8I0O from protest BY
OF Fayette county; by Mr. Manpin. Of chang
ing an election precinctin Cabeii; by Mr. Hav.
mond, OF repeating the registry law by Nj.
a9tWher, OF making 1t felony for . grantor in
deed Of trust TO sell or convey the properly
win Intention of fraud; by Mr. Watson. Of
rcieasing certain sand beach on Chesapeske
bay to Ed. J. Poulson; by Mr.. Collier, Of reg
NMIans Ma sns w'as's sgaity Of settlement; by
cInct in pocahontas; by Mr.. Cowan, Of In
creaslng the tax to attorneys In cases of dis
puted title to land by Mr.. Boremap repeating
suS low issuing patcuS 1Or lan0t Dy Mr.
Hoffman, of requiring clerks of County and
Corporation C0urts to keep separate books.
and enter therein the judgments of Justices OF
the Peace; by Mr.. Christian, OF making it
more pi iacticable for County Courts to reor-
ganize magisterial districts, and to establish
election precincts in their respective counties.
by Mr.. Ballard, of more effectually prevents
lag the buying and selling of votes in eiec-
tons; BY Mr.. Baskerville. Of allowing the
erection of d watch-house in Clarkesyiile,
Mecklenbnrg; by Mr.. Duckwall, Of releasing
Benjamin Defoe, of Morgan county, from q
sum paid on an erroneous assessment
Harpey's FsYvy.-A communication was re-
ceived from the Governor enclosing q letter
from Hon. Q. J Faulkner asking an appropri-
alton for the relief Of Geo. w. Richardson of
Martinsburg, and Samuel G. Young, of
Charlestown, two persons who were severely
wounded at Harper's Ferry, and q favorable
recommendation of the appropriation by the
Governor himself. It was referred to the
Committee on Claims.
Bits Passed.-Ailowing the Sheriff Of JefTer-
son county further time to pay into the trea-
sury the revenue of said county; amending
the act Incorporating the Bank Of Roanoke
Incorporating Virginius Lodge, No. 3, ]. O. q.
f., at Wheeling; for the relief of John Morris
for license tax improperly paid; authorizing
the dissolution OF the Portsmouth Proyident
Society.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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Hiring Tim,, with all its annoyances is
nearly here, and housekeepers are already
looking forward with dread to the arrival of
the dav when they will have to part with old
servants and look out for new ones. As q
general rule, negroes love to change their HON, .
at least once in every two years, and 1t matters
little how well they have been treated and
how anxious their old hirers are to retain
them that change must be made, even though
they have reasons to believe that they are to
be less comfortable In their new homes. This
rowing disposition, there can be no doubt, is
strengthened and encouraged by the slave
owners, who allow their servants to seek their
own homes. IL masters aud their agents were
to adopt the plan OF selecting homes for their
negroes, and of requiring them to remain
where they are properly treated, hirers would
be saved vast amount of annoyance, and
both masters and servants would be better
off
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IA Harsshorne's GSrs;Aals;s ..,u

n DR.. Hsstestevss Blteess hay6 secsised
the waFmsst encen pms frsm Eh4e s.ses e9d Isnsls
cnrc Of DS spepsia Ftstulences CeustsDees0e ana
general nefveus de slit} = csnnes e
cied throfx onr pU bic jeurnsis Thefei y Ansninf
equal ta tho enjosn eni. % that which ~ smiesed
experence when uslns this valuable ~ slnc ~
ordered sfomach and the tIssnslnx of .&he entire
human bod, should reconMsgd y ~ 9U elessss g
vince the skSpsica Of It's he.tht se1ta. - 70 paf-
chase 4 boftIe asd be conyin ed ! s ss..6.
Sid BY drusgists and dealers seasfl!ys svssy-
Whero. sasff t-1m
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IMPORTANT FROM SoNoRA.-The Arizona
correspondent of the st. Louis Republican
says adyices from Sonora state thar Captain
Ewell had met with complete success in his
interview with Pesquera, the latter agreeing
to allow Capt. Stone to continue his surveys
withoutinterruption. Capt. Porter celebrated
the event by bail on board the ship-of-war
ST. Mary's, in the harbor of Guayamas, and
there was general rejoicing among the Ameri-
can citizens. Pesquiera had resigned in favor
of the uareZ government
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SINGULAR CAUSE OF DEATH.-About seven
years ago young man, named George Criiley,
who resided iu Philadelphia, while attempt-
ing to catch rat, was bitten on the arm. The
wound caused immediate pain, but yielded for
the time being To medical treatment Since
then however, the wound would infiame at
intervals, and short time since the symp-
toms assumed u dangerous character. Tne
sufferer fingered until the 5th inst, when death
came tn his relief
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saImportant Notice to Mechanics

"a important Notice to Mechanics.
HODGES & co.'s PATENT TENONfNG Ma
CHINE The subscriber being satisfied of the in
finite value af this MACHINE, and being anxious
20 obtain for IL more general use, would offer for
sale prirafsEy, until MONDAY. 18th December
half of the entire hit for the United States
tt beirg valued at Co., Ii not sold privately by
the time mentioned above 1t Will he seid auction
by f. Il. CGDk. Aucflnneer. on that day, at IL
O'Clock. the following terms: One half cash:
balance and months credit, approved negotiable
notes,
The demand for this Machine has been increased
much for the past few months, has induced the
pate TO adopt the above course, in order to
enable them 20 supply that demand. Ii Is Ma
chine that Will meet the wants of mechanics gem
orally. and is the only nne that completes with the
Foot MorticiRg Machine. good many have been
sod. which have rot only gwen satisfaction. but
s.ve been highly commended; and at the late Me-
um of a lrst-ciass diploma. on Its own merit. AS
II can be manufs cursd in this city rs cheap any
where else. the attention Of capitalists is called To
with the view of retaining 1t here-the inventor
being FrSlnian. II was invented and patented
by DAVID HODGES of Suffolk. Va May 5th.
ls5T-has now twenty five years 10 rum with the
extension, which RI ght will be granted to the pur
chaser.
The main object in selling one half Of the above
rigbt- is to establish large mandatory in this
city, and II is he hoped that there is enough enter
prise III capitalists 10 carry out that object.
The Machine can he seen. and all eneuirleS in
regard 10 il can lie made known by calling on
DAVID L. PARKER. Manufacturer,
Over Hewitt Bro, Franklin ST..
de c-9t Nearly opposite Metropolitan Hail.
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Discriminating against Homs.--A merchant
Of this city informs US that IN the tartf OF
tolls on the James River and Kapawha Canal,
discrimination is made in favor of goods
shipped from Baltimore and Phiiadelphia, aud
against the merchants of Richm1 I'd. Can IL
be possible that on this great State work the
toll on a hogshead of sugar shipped frpln
Richmond is greater than on q similar artfeie
shipped from Boston II so, 1t Is high time
that the Directory were taking steps TO give
our people an equal chance with those Of the
North for the trade of the West.
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Tiygiaia Historical Societg.-The annual
meeting of the Virginia Historical Society
will be held ia the hail of the Mechanics ln-
stirute this evening. at half-past7 o'clock. Last
year the society had no meeting, because of the
fact that the Athenaum bnilding had been
torn down. and the books and papers OF the
society had been packed away, awaiting the
completion of the beautiful rooms they now
occupy. They have, however, a permanent
location now, and in the future new members
will be added and new interest awaksned.--
Conway Robinson, Esq, will present The an.
nual report tonight, and every member and
friend should be present 10 hear il.
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DEATH OF MOBILE MERcHANT--John
Bloodgood, Esq, long resident OF Mobile.
and one of its most prominent and public
spirited merchants, died Suddenly in New
York on Sunday last Mr. Bioodgood had re-
tired from active business, and very recently
While walking in Broad way, on Sunday. he
complained of sudden illness, and was taken
to his residence, when he died almost immedi-
ateiy.
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VIRGINIA osT-OPgIcEs.-Appoiatn -
William N. Thomas pos;maste ter at Bay View,
Northampton county, vice Thos. r. Fetchett,
resigned. Martin l.. Foman postmaster al
Tazewetl Court-House, Tazewell county, vice
T. II. Smith. resigned. G. l.. Miller, post
master at Guineys, Caroline county, vice q.
II. Dabney. resigned. Thos. w. Nef post
master at Masontown, Preston county, vice
W. Dallason resigned. The office at Maple
Valley, Prince William county, is diseon-
timed
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a. Asue any pEBiLifY OF cHssT
STILL ANOTHER CURE!g1
EVERY DAY WE HEAR OF TIE WONDER
FuL MERITS OF
MPTON,S TINfTU HE.


HAMPT TON'S TIN6TU RE.
SALuDA. Middlesax Co., ,ya..t
AnSust II, IL. ss
Msssrs Mortimer E Mosrbrnv:~
Gentlemen 1t is with unaffected plsAsura haai
testiu,ons to the great merit Of your HAMPTON8
TINCTTRE. | WAS taken last spfHs With the
ague and fever and debility OF chest and linln
on bsInz advised y friend 70 Try soSr Tacsgsss,
hsvins iaken only one botsle. . Miratis 1tsss.n y
You can use this a. hest suits ycu.
Very truly and respectfully yours
F. ADDISON BRiafOWs
Call and get pamphlets and see curse 81 Couxh,
invis orator II has been hig hly lrecOmmended
Hundreds will testify IT cures on themselves ana
FEMALFS AND CHfLDRENs-This IfNc-
TUR E will be found great medicine for 81 their
diseases. HA = s'sS ~ s
mA- Call and get Pamphlets and ses el{e&
Sold b, PURCELL, LApD co, hichmond /;
by DR.. COOK E. Froderickshury: BY al TO- Drug
gista in Petersburs: By MORTIMER k;M0W-
Ess1ers smAa 81 ysr Soss M boss.
81. de e-aFeWu
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ACTING MIDsHIPMEN APPoINTED.-Among
the candidates examined, found qualified and
admitted into the Annapolis Naval Academy
at the commencement Of the late academic
year, were the foilowing:-James Hoban Sands
and Daniel Carroll, of Maryland; William r
Mason, A. p. Peirne, VIM. O. Hutter, VIM w
Cook, Henry S. Cooke, Robert A. Camm, Free.
man Epes and A. F. Brady, of Virginia; Rich
ard S. Chew, of the District of Columbia; Jas
NJ. Stafford, S S. Gregory aud S. S. Hyatt, OF
North Carolina; John II. Moore, james G.
Long, ii. G. Mcdaniel and Richard S. Floy, Of
Tennessee.