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Lecture on John Brown by Vir-
ginjan.

Capt. Henry Clay Pate, Of Virginia, will
deliver a lecture on "John brown in Kansas,
and Old Brown in Virginia. at the Cooper
Institute this evening. Capt. Pate fought on
the side of the prof. slavery" party in Kan.
sas, and was at the Battle Of Black Jack;
where Brown succeeded in taking him pris-
oner. He therefore had an excellent oppor-
tunity of becoming acquainted with the cha
racter of the Black Republican leader. Capt.
Pate is a young man Of much energy ani
ability, and is distined in the future to make
his mark. The principal object of bis visit
to the North at the present time al to study
the prevailing sentiment of our people in re-
lation to tt. e Harper's Ferry affair, with
the view of featuring upon the subject in the
South. In the meaa time he proposes to
give the New Workers South side, though
not a prejudiced view of Brown and ihs al
lies. We have every reason to believe that
his lee ture will abound with amusing anec.
dote; graphic sketches OF Kansas life and
border warfare, and prove interesting in the
highest degree. Mayor Tiemann is expect
ed to preside.
We clip the above from our namesake of
New York. The Lecture came off last even
ing, and almost all our readers will ecog-
nize in the Lecturer citizen ofNorfolk.
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Union Mass Meeting at Boston

Union IVA ass IhCctAus at DostOu.
BosroN, December St5.-A "union meet
ing" was held at noon to-day, at Faneuil
Hall. 1t was attended largely, hundreds
being unable to gain Abundance.
Hon. WIN. Appleton called the meeting to
order, and Ex-Governor Lincoln presided.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr.. Blaa-
den, Of the Old South Church.
The President briefly alluded TO the cir
cumstances which seemed to call for the
present demonstration.
A Series of resolutions were road. The
third resolution saye-"HJwever narrow or
uncomprehensive was Browns iniouitous
scheme, it was an undisguised assault upon
the peace and welfare of the whole country
that we deeply sympathize with the people
Of Virginia in the trying scenes they have
passed through, and protier them, their civ
ic authorities, and those Of the Federal Gov
eminent, our uA ailing countenance and sup
port in the maintenance OF the laws OF the
land and the public peace"
The sixth resolution pledges "our lives,
fortunes and sacred honor to uphold the
Union"
The seventh resolution declares fealty to
the constitution, and faithfully and unre-
servedy to carry out all its obligations.
The eighth resolution discounsenanoes ev-
eryth!ng tending TO produce alienation be-
tween North and South.
Tho ninth denounces the apologists for the
late raid at Harper's Ferry. asgu'lty as those
who induced II.
Speeches were made by Hon. Edward Ev-
erett, Hon. Caleb Cushing, and letters were
read from ex-President Franklin Pierce, ex-
Governor Morton, Ex-Governor Clifford,
Professor FELTON,, Hon. b. F. Butler, f. b.
Beach, Judge Narston, b. \. ual!sts, and
numerous others.
AS a public demonstration, tae meeting
was the greatest ever held in New England,
The sentiments OF the SPEAKERS called forth
repeated approval.
The resolutions submitted were adopted by
reclamation.
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NLw YORK ELEcrIoN.-We have already
announced the election of Fernando Wood
to the Mayoralty of New York A letter
from there says.
There was the usual fighting ia certain To-
caitieS-in the Fourth and Sixth Wards
resulting in fearful aggregate of black
eyes and bloody noses, but, beyond this,
there was no disturbance to speak Of The
Seventh Regiment were under arms Il day,
but, happily, there was no occasion for their
services.
As matter of course, the election has
been the leading idea everywhere. Wall
street, the Stock Exchange and the markets
were dull in consequence OF many of the
operators a! the POLLS.
1t is a universal remark that never was so
much money spent-AOr SO open ana uu-
blushingly spent at an election before. The
"strikers" have done an immensely profta-
Bile business, and most OF the candidates have
been pebotomizad on the most magnificent
scale.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, December 9.-Flour-The
market is quiet. Sales OF 900 bbls. State
IS. l0a5.l5; Ohia SIS 60a5.70 and Southern
SIS G5a5.75.
Wheat-Is qaiet; Sales OF 3,of0oushcIs at
1927 cts for red Southern white 1875 cts.
Corn-The market ia steady, with modsr
ate sales; new yellow s5ass cts; old do. 81
a95 cents.
Pork-Is duh. Mess at $l637%; Prime
$n.G2H.
Lard-The market is firm at l0Aall cts.
Whiskey-The market is dull, quoted at
2S cents.
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VI
W i'll BE Enhe.ished Nitn rWO Sa!et ia
Plates;
|. The EMPRESS EuatNiE and III. EJauT
LADIES OF PER CouRr te.utliui Portraits
OF Beauti III LADIES'.
9. QUEEN VICTORIA, PRtSCe ALERT and
tae Children OF the Royal Family. The artistic
embe lisbments ana Tie literary affections OF
the number are inteuuel 10 be IA ,rchl, s. ->
Other brilliant gems tf art M.li idi.ow. Ii is
Intended 10 please the ar ifir eye arI Crafty
the taste OF all lovers ot ca ire + .i4n
REA Ol lEGk Dk.lN cry, DEC lhrH
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office.

All Communications, &C., intended Tor in
sertion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JOIN r. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor, in order to ensure
attention.
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FOR FEBkU AIRY, 1861.
TWO SPLEEN DID PLATES
AREIN PREPARATION.


We invite tho a,ts,,,nt. az an g., ,. ,
choica Teadiny 70 ill.,. Ec;iot; ' ,ue ~ ,eia VI
varied contents Y,a re ha,ut, ~ 1,'ti,+ A''
rnents IA 'H' o'''''h-
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tetiies Tn, ,Ii, 49,, ~, 5rtisI'
I'll TuR Fc1rTrr- far ,t PEE
the nrIn.s j., I'm 80 si'"h'' "d' e
rnors " 80 ' - TX t." tax
Jba ,a,ia,y ...,
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q; Its..f,,r4 ,r,'i m MIR '' ePaf''.e"
live an, o., ,}.a 80 y ''''i iiiS i''-
szine Iuhiis .rs : the i,.as - . nn o' NAs,
men yit,aI ins,ts ot ~, ~, "'" "a neat
tveri: 80 ,,,,,,t. = =, =. . .i'
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tr,ite ana Eca-i,, 80 49,, nix 'oo VIZ
tbgpriee o; the wo,. Wa - III 1t IL" < Tan
Il rur FcTrrrIr i,.,
ci,ar,cfara, 500, go. az ss'e '-h' :!
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.sg c,nc,r L. tha 49, ~. I, SsP'' ~ 10 -
u; ,tife tcI rHrrn a.. '".ot $3.50 o:'in pis
.ynresseh h, N.Y. .,,,I,,... "ath Il NT o' Il
several Headline ,,,.,,,,I, - - III
80, 80. l't'' i'iS "'fs ieda 1t ie!
seiertsJ 80 10 ~, lnnelonsiy
strnctjva ana 80 S"i.~ti o. III
fair sneSimnn Of tha ~. auo al Ifi
dav " ''~ 'He'at''e - WIS
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G,, NM, p,a.. u" MD fNtkT.
tn, t. E 500 ~ 90 l., n ~" e'iis' ny.
crasts th.I ns he a., u 10 one 0! me be
Infinenne m1lst he ooo ~, s,.. ais ,"lhiE' KS
-; ~ DC sooI o.i ''ef msinse- 1t
Rrit;shJ o uSoaui man you'll be the seten
H. .'.sm 80 e ai '.'s hlhe honthiles.
thins a. We tcol ~, J., snfes II Is tn same
cais ond oro,Ina iNs "i",e VI tneso Pei!o1i-
Tsaa tba,, Iii ~, sSiie.,,ah -. ta"'s 10
o, ar,,sai al" select ths tel ''r 'ur
Froni the Hon Irncr,,,nn 70.
81 h.re baen oo-,etr, At1e!.s' va
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SrocKBalDee, Mass,, Dec, 9lh.-The odore
Sedgwick, U. :. District Attorney for the
So lthern District vi Ne@ York, died here
last night.
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NEW York, December 9th The schr.
Jas. A. Stewart. from Baltimore, nne days
out, was towed in here to-day, having been
blown oF'the csast, and had her sails split,
&c. Three of her crew are badly frost-sit-
fnD
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Notice ExtraurI;nary.

~ EADS OF Families 10. X to your interest
- ana buy your Grocer at Jordan y Bros,
Ch'Ap amlly Grocery. No. g 'burcl street,
feep constantly on b ana well set cte Stock
OF Family droeerie3 Of IN. most chu,c. Sc &C..
ton, Call ana examine
JORDAN = DGo'S,
DE - Church street.
ToD FISH 1868 lbs tine large gcluine
~ Goldfish, Tor sale by
JAS. JONES,
de No.2, Campbe Is wharf
NOTICE.
fkRAL persons in earch Of GOOD Butt, +
~ have made the remark that there was no
good Butter TO be had in Noriolk--,ow as these
persons were very tastdious ia their taste as
Teli rs the other vendors failed to suit them -
But determined 10 suit then next time I have
ordered some from New York, regardless o.
price, which will be guaranteed {, suit The
most fasldious. Those gentlemen, as we'll as
otht rs may call an if this DON'T suit call until
ger some to suit. as am determined to have
some TO suit their taste Call at
WN X. DRURY'S
Family ,;rocery,
DE No. Al, Cor of Cove Church st.
Black velvet Trimming.
~ h te.y.t Hmm NJ very che,p ut No.
Id Mari Q, Square.
de- TFoWENs.
ack velvet Trimming.
i1La. V W't Flaming, very cheap at No.
de- rFowENs.
40 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
AA T. just received per Steiner, fresh
1 'rpIly of Drugs and IMediciues among
wnier. are me following articles
Carp o: 70, an eXt client lelnedy for chSpped
",tlas lips
Pule hIgl =. Cast } ia bottles,
Pair.st.'s u V-.o tue HypopAorphites, an
artice hig .u ,4ended to those suffering
hom ' tt, . oral debility,
IN Ter Fun. 1T ivlish, splendid article for
rieanln F,.fni.ure,
tln+e = ca l... Oh! Jelly, pleasant form of
IH i'll ~ Liver Oil and a number of ar.
tee 500 meroHs to menti.n n.
81 smokers C Ill and get a box of uG-
blow cana Matches.
JOHN LUDLOW,
De De Atlantic Drug Store.
ENGLISH MUSTARD
DUT UP neatly in 4 lb. \ lb Cans, warrant
L e JaH ,esight. Also in lb and l2 ID Cans
Tor : of.keerers and Hotels.
"'7 KING TOY.
Encourage Home Industry.
Wv Iced not send away rom Nor folk to get
L YAK: hne Dress Boots. double sole stitched
10 is, Scotch Bottom Boots, Caters
a.d shoes oil every discIiuiion. Ysu g .
en- Law. taeIn all ,de in tbs ei:y Of HH.
Aos X, By Davis, 7r ctical work
Nan.
HIS warrants all work done at his establish
me-t. Give him a call and do NOT send your
Honry North.
slf- Encourage your Manufacturers.
G. A. DAVE,
de "a Church street.
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LIGHT HOUSE OFFICE,
Norfolk, Va, Dec. /, 1859.
NOTICE TO MARINERS

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries, Potomac,
Roppahannoch and James Riuers.
FENflE Upper and Lower Cellar Point light
L Vessels, Potomac River: The uowiel S
Rock Light vessel, Rappahannock River
James, Island lIgl tvelsel, Tangier Sound and
Hooper's Straits light vessel Chesapeake Bay:
will be Withdrawn from their sta tiJns fer tn
winter, between the l5ta inst and the 9Th
January next and their stations wall be mark ed
by Spar Buoys.
The iron can and nun Buoys in the above
time, and spar buoys win be substituted dur
ing the winter.
Due notice will be given o the return of the
light vessels and buoys to their stations in the
Spring. Hy order Of the Light House Board.
JAMES Fl. NORTH, Lieut.. U. S. N.
Light House Inspector
de 1.eod6t 5th District.
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PORTLAND, Dec. 6.-The steamship An
glo-Saxoa from liverpool on the 24th ult.,
arrived here at half past seven O'Clock this
morning. She saw tie hungarian on the
l.t instant She was detained OUTSIDE OF
Portland for thirty-two hours, by fog and a
snow storm. She viii sail from this port on
Saturday, the II III inst, tor LIVERPOOL
There will be no steamer from ere On Sat.
urday, the l0lh inst.
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.aS, PRICE FOR MsIlsIsG 8

IN THE NORFOLK DAY gook.
! Square day...su 5ufl do weeks; -
do days. - ! Square month ; %
i 90 days. 90 | do 2nonths : %
90 l week. IS l.. do 3mohths'io w
AN Advertisements ordered twice or thrice
.week, for each insertion after the first,
nar snuare. .374
Marriages and Deaths to be published as news.
Obituaries, Funeral Notices, &C, will be
Charged as other Advertisements, and payment
required in advance .-.,s,s,. -,
All.transient advertisements TO be ys'a IN sa'
vance. -
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RichIy PIated silver ware.

lust received and now opening an elegant
y stock of Plated Ware, Of new and beautiful
des. gns. consisting Of full Tea Sets, Casters.
Fruit Stands, Egg Boilers, Custari Stands, Ice
Pitchers, Butter Coolers, Goblets, Spoons,
Forks and a variety of other articles suitable
for housekeeping purposes. Also received a
case of Plated or Steel, Dinner and Desert
Knives of superior quality anu finish, Persons
in want of any OF the above articles can be &C.
commodsted upon reasonable terms at the
Jewelry Store of NJ FREEMAN,
DEF Corner of Main and Talbot ste.
DUCK ETS AND BKOOMS. 100 Nest Of
ID those superior Oyster Buckets, 20 dozen
Brooms, some very fine, some cheap. Far sale
by [de 81 JAS. f ZONES.
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iECKLENBURG.

At recent meeting at Clarksville, the
following resolutions were adopted.
That we deeply and sincerely deplore any
train Of epeats calculated to impair the per-
nanency OF the Union, but nevertheless, we
are ready to yield it up with al its prestige
and glorious recollections. when circum-
stances constrain US to look to its dissolution
as one of the chief means of securing safe
ty for ourselves, our families and our prop
erty.
That we advise and encourage our youu g
men in GAINESVILLE and its vicinity to follow
the example of other towns in Virginia, by
forming at once volunteer company land to
hold themselves in readiness to respond to
the call of the Executive, whenever he, in
his judgme mt, may think their services ne
cessary TO repsl invasion or suppress insur-
recti nary movements in our State.
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NEW York, Dec 9.-Mrs Fernando Wood
died here this morning.
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NOVlCE,

T HAVE opened GROCERY STOhE in
the city OF Norfolk en- the road to Princess
Ann County, and have appointed my brother
4. L. Whitehurst my Agent, to manage the
my response bility. and On my account
de9-iW 2taw j.. j. WHITEHURST
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Troy is infested with rascals, who amuse
themselves with throwing yitriol on ladies'
dresses.
Professor l., the eminent electrisisn
was travelling lately in the cars, when man
ca me up and asked his fare. "Who are you
said b. al my name is Wood, and
am the conductor. "Oh," said the profess
sor, very quietly, CHAT can't b., for wood
is a non-conductor."
is stated that Secretary Cobb's estimates
for the next fiscal year are traction over lof-
ty millions dollars, and the estimated eXpenoi-
lures are fifty three millions.
The Wilmington journal, after recording
the execution ot JoL II Brown, says "He was
man with one virtue and thousand crimes.
HIS one virtNe was courage"
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TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to subscribers
stts cents per week, payable to the Carries -
When sent by mail it will be "a per year, -
Tor six months, and 81 for three months, pays
tie iii advance.
mz~ circulation ersatertna.a sne Haiiisa
of poth Cities combined. 50
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SO Sides OF Oak Sole Leather,
OnH sairels Of superior brands OF family
%OO Flour, and 20 kegs of Butter just re-
ceived AID for sale On Shippers account
DEF STEWART. & STEEVER.
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Picked Beef Tongues.
LIME Size well cured, warranted, and q
Il choice lot OF Extra Family Hams all sizes
iii store, ana iCr sale at
DEMING'S Provision Store.
de5 No. GO, Church street.
"a & III copyl
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II =" THERE Is Ito hi,,Nn HetA -JY eau
~ re Va si'eed.u..7 II ,uts, Il e~-
tainty OF Meet than thai Wlich Ilas ber'hu-
worii "a p"us, aS Dk HYaTE0rEE 5icutlH
bar Ia. "a III di7aAsee Of l!ts 5roI,lru, Wh.cl
az" 81 nfort,ii n'tur-./ So .},jj9rs have etfec,
cd most remark able Gule7. When uaEy CHER
remeiss~s have IA let. h@uIred5 OF .cttlhestes
'Vo;%eai gwen oy tao = TsIu have tho!OugE-
ly sd its eth, acy, all q wtch coTrobo!ate its
efficiency. VIXEN il is administered according 20
q! raCjion3 on each eo-tir.
Some OF the worst cases OF Dyspepsia and
Coauyeness have been rAfW5n4ntly cured by
the u'e o the bitteFs
For sale BY BURkUE$ : GRO, Wholesale
saeAt7, aud importers o; EraLdies, Wlnes and
me havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug
.lstS and dealers generally, everywhere
F""s" s'ichS, ,,,n,x,, ,.ro ,,.,.s
CONES cELAT1NN 20 ''>'''' : \ ! ~ ~ I D.
| C0OPER's IslNGLASS.
! Mace, Gloves, Cinnamon, Celery Sied, Nut
\ megs, Extracts of Va lija Lem m, Orange
Peach, Rose and Almond.
! JW 3uRHOW 4 %, Druggists,
ts Chulch &ueet.
TOGETHER WITH A
| Che ice assortment of Lu5iu5, Maugenet Cow
| dray and Rimmel's Celebrated Periumery,
| Genuine Imported Farina Cologne, Pom ,,.es
| Hair and Tooth Brushes, COMBS, Puff ] ~ AID
! Toilet articles ofevery dcscripi N just5e, Ell
| at j. w. BURROW u co,
! The Druggists on Church street,
prepared and q! low prices an
no " the purest Medicines
firs. EV!asiasy, an experienced nurse ara
| female physician, has 3 Soothing Syrup 10
children tee:hing, which greatly facilitates fhe
| process oil teething by softer H.. tie gums, re.
| ducing all Inflammation WiI aitay all ia IL.
and Is sure 10 regulate the bowels. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, it will give ie,t to yourselves
and relief and health t. oar infants. Perfect
ly safe in all cases S". advancement in
another column. .ny d Is
o. SanGfoTss's Lii fissisu.n.os-
COMPOUNDED ENTIREL! FAUM Guh1.- is mild
and eHectual cathartlc, acting nrat ON the LIVER
to eject 1t morbid matter, then On the stomach
and Bowels, and carries of all matter that pre-
vents their healthy action, and thus strengthens
and builds up the whole system very rai,idi,
and is the best LIVER INYlGORNrOR
LIVER INFIGOnATuR
LIVER INVlGOkAT.'R ant
PURIFlES TIE BLOOD
pUHIFlES TIE BLOOD
PUHIF!ES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SiCI. Bt..aDACitE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTLY t,NEaS
CURES BOW 81 COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRtiOHG
sold by all Druggists, and by NJ. a. & c. A.
SANTOS. ma tim
RI p No WoNDER.->;o many worthless
~ medicines are advertised for the cure
oil various diseases, and when tried "iound
wanting that the invalid lo'es all faith in
specifics. We have yet /" iearn, however OF
the first failure of Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, to cue coughs, colds and pulmonary
disease.
For sale by NJ. a. s. c. A SANTOS and
Wake T. Co., and KING Il Toy, Nor
folk. ]. b. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere. -
SPLENDID TEAS. SPLENDID TEAS.
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TARAyrowN,N. Y.,D.c s.-1hs Post 0llee
here was entered last MI lit by "A man name1
WIN. Lounge, and robbed OF sixty-siX dollars.
lie was arrested and committed to Jail.
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sATURDAY LVGNlNG, DEC. 10.

ygie., No. 81, Z. Slam Street, Norfolk, Va.
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REALLY NICE POTATOES.
T HAVE supply of elegant Potat.es. If you
L don't think so send your 81 and get bar
rel; II You done want barrel, send Jour
guar Ter Easel and buy peck. For sale by
JAS. + JONES,
de S M. CampbeiPs wharf
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sHA WIS. sHAWL.. ans WIS
n d. 40.

E.. M A / N = n Il u L r.,
Is STILL SUPPLIED NVilu G.ug'% or
BARGAINSIN DRY GOODS.
jNHCSE who prefer to buy at private SAID can
l. supply themselves in The morning before
10 o'clock and in the afternoon alter O'Clock
The goods in this store are not such as are
picked up at other Auctions for the purpose
Of selling again at Auction, but are composed
of such goods that are usual, ipund in
REGULAR DRY GOODS STORE
selected for Family use and warranted cheap at
Auction and cheap at Retail
noes ] II DAWSON.
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gnpARl.L couxH ,F s.i,slA
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The Eclectic tIagaZinr

ROYAL FAMILY OF EN4LANp.
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MkERSCHAUM PIPES,
NEERSCHAUA sEGAR SMOKERS
large assortment of Genuine Meerschaum
IA Pipes and Segar Smokers, OF our own I'm
pat ,iion. and W. guarantee them to be gen.
uine ior safe low at Wholesa lie and Retail.
". b "A large Stock of Powhatan Pipes,
Chalk Pipes and Pipe Heads always on hand,
all we sell W to the Trade.
|. HAMBURGER & CO, Main street,
de 6 Sig! of the big fnGian in front
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LAOAH4S w IN ITEM hIfOHS.
ssxssss. GOAT SKIN BOOTS with and with
Wssszsa@ on heels. made up very neat and
strong; Morocco soots made from highly pol
ished Sock; WelliI gtJn Boots o. English Calf
aud Kid, new style much in rogue, English
l. sting Gaiters, Ipendii Shos TOR wear.
Other y les too can BE- found at No. 10, Market
Square. Our ladJ friends will please bear in
n, d that these goods arc made to our own
especial order by one OF the te.t workmen in
PhiladelpAiA, and from carefully selected ma
tefials.
DEF wv sEABURY,S IONS.
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SO DOZEN Chiidrens, Ladies and Misses
W wooden Socks and Talmas at Wholesale
and Retail. 4. CAMPE,
de9 80 Main sire ct.
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IOHDAN'S Vegetable Cough Candy is the
u very thing you want 10 cure that trouble
some Cough and Cold, from which you have
suffered 80 long, causing many sleepless nights.
de 2
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New & Establishments
Great Artistic Attgactiont

TWO sPLENDln tLArES.
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The people of this County have resolved
that Northern pedlars are public distances,
and should be discouraged; and, in order to
rid hesitate Of them, the Legislatured should
impose such tax upon their license as to
amount to prohibition.
That while we have ever cherished tor the
Union, and ever shall, so long as our rights
are respected and ackno Wedge, the warmest
devotions, yet we cannot and will not submit
to the subversion of those rights, by those
who can claim no more than % be our equals
under the social compact.
That is the true interest Of the South to
render herself independent OF those who are
making war upon her Institutions, in order
thereto her Legislature should INN ediately
pass such laws as would most tend to eX-
cude Northern manufactures, and the goods
imported into Or through the North ior use
and consumption 10 the South.
That the igns Of the times plainly indi-
cate the approach Of Il crisis in our poll teal
affairs, and the South having talked long
enough, should now act and that promptly,
in order to place herself in a condition to
meet any emergency, and to secure union
and concert Of actor.
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N. T.. A.. BLUES.

AK a T + N A DRILL. OF YOUR
at Head Quarters Oh Monaay
slA&KSevenlnG at O'Clock. lie, every mem
saseessksza bsr be present. By order of the Capt.
de 10 THOS NASH j., LIST. Sars't.