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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-14

ron CouGHs, or Tor any disease Of tho Brea,hing n,
Snsi use H. stahords Olive Tar and Iron x SULPHUR
sr wn'sh are advertised in this paper The Olive
p oppression and its great baisamc pfonertes hea
Jers hein ana Inflammation The Iron aud suphsr Pow
G,od od suoie preparation unite with the digestive
mod u tetalnlng the vital lfrgiyng forces in the
Ire ~neh - It's circulation is dused through the en-
o. worn out particles Of the blood into gase which e
rom 'he body through its pores by the increased
.'S sven 20 The Circulation II is these wastes or
hei' particles OF blood that forms Phleem and Tu
Ahd u Is their acId humcr which initiates and
AMI Al. 1 ne membranes Of the Throat Bronchial Tubes
' an N'ns OF the Lungs. send for Pamphlet 252s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-14
ANODYNE COUGH DROps

l. L. BUTCHER, OF ST. Adams, has sold it for three
years, aud speaks highly Of
DIR. G. l.. CASE Of Brandon, saws il is sure 10 sell
for people have perfect confidence in IT, and il Is only
~Snder that It eau be sold at the low price Of 25 cents
nearly every other cough medicine is sold at 90
fhLD h. SMITH prnnrielnr Mnntnnlior
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Special noticrs.
TO TEACHERS IN MoRErowN.
STATE TEMPERANCE

SOCIETY.
IheucXt annual meeting uf this Society oill be held
a. Waterbury Wednesday. the 18Th inst. commencing
al 10 O'Clock A, NJ, aud continuing two days.
The memhcrs Of the Society aud other fnenls of
pefauce cordially Invited 90 De present aud aid in the
Advancement Of this important auNnia'y 90 public
good.
The hospitality Of the citizens Of Waterbury and the W.
suai reduction OF railroad fare may be- expected
W ALkEkt
JAMES BARRETT,
W. A. BuR>Err.
LuHENxo SHELDON, EJtcdtre Com.
FgRRANb PARKER,
G.. A. THoNAs.
JoHN HowE, in,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-14

History Of Montpelier,
BY ID. p. THOMPSON,
NO w r. e a DY
And for sale at the Waterman Office
4 NJ RI An II o u S L,
~ MONTPELIER, VT
The .ubscrber would inform the travelling public that
be has rcmodclod. enlarged aud newly furnished. the
A M T. II / G n no L = Il
Qiormcrly the d" Eagle Hoiol,"D
in Montpelier and fitted up in the hest possible style
for the accommodation of those temporarily stopping ia
town and assures thom that nothing his part shall be
wanting o. render t pleas mt aud comfortable home
ho1ni share OF public pa" image !, ,e'iStsea.
Mouucier,oep, 1900. ~.
n . + ! 6 Il . ~
~ -o-
The Subscribers have just received and opening
the largest and best selected
STOCK OF MERCHANDISE
ever offered n this vicinity and will be sold as cheap as
Che cheaqet This stock consists Of fall supply VI the
LADIES DRESS GOODS, HATS,
RlBBONS. ENBROtDERlES, LACE GOODS
shasls Soarfs, White Goods &C., and great variety
--or-
HOUsE FURNISHING GOoDs, CARrErINGs,N &c.
Also, complete assortment of
GENrLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
such Hats, Caps, Neck Ties, Collars, Bosoms and
Ready Made Clothing, together with complete assort
meut uf
WEST INDIA GOODS, GROCERIES. FLOUR.
Crockery Glass and Hardware Paints Oil. van..h, Sc.
TdILORTNG DEPARTMENT.
To This branch of our trade. with BuHsHAM from Bos-
ton % superufcHi. feel assured that
fully compete with any town 100 the State. Every dose
eruption Of clothing for and boys cut ON short notice
and warranted f1 Ht We can aud uil eo better custom
made Clothing tHnu any other estanli- hmcut Boo This
giHu. Lral.ltl., tasamrrcs, D1c.kus, Ovcrcoat
'''' ' ''' '''' D. MOULD & co.
Plainfcl. w., oct.l, 1860. 1928
HOUSE FOR SALE. - The dwelling
tu.e latard buildings. situated on Rarrr Street, Mont.
Yr zoo ra.Uahe rh. tlIiinls n-arY nee
ain o ptr hou-e BE- tvo .toret welt h1nrdtui has al
u poo. ZOO tNi. Ffd sarleH tud wei "i sa-r @n if-
lee ,or iringa tEEE Montpelier OF Of he widow,
Nonfp. li.r &c.. Noy a. lso carr
NOTICE - The annual meeting Of the
y Smcshallrr.o OF the Bank Of Moufpsber. will be-
held At their haukins Room 300 Montpelier, ou Tuesday,
the sh day NJ January next, at O'Clock T. NJ. f0r the
1880 c. a. REED, cu,1io.
- L G a r. A y D TEA S.
just received from market p bbs SUGARS Of differ
Also, Green AID Black TEAS, ofsuperor quality at
4. CROSS.
South end Main Street.
Montpelier Nov %, 1850
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u. II. II.
PARk'S PRICKLN PLASTERS-

They Impart Strength; they Annihilate Pain.
PARKS These delightful Plasters Weld read.
p1TENY lily 10 the motion Of the body absorb
,Ii,-,,I, Precipitation and throw off all the often.
TOHOCS siye coagulat,d impurities Of the sys-
pRJChJY TEN. They should be used for all Chron-
M conn JIG Pains, Iaintness, Dyspepsia, Colds.
IA u no Consumption, Rheumatism Female
ARE SOLD Weakness, etc. They retain their ac
BY ALL ,S pdope i9 "len other rlqsieIs are
DEALERS exist. Every family should have them
FROM TO One size on cloth three sizes on leath
1-2DIMES2 IS cents. ID s BHRNEs X sCS. o VI
1880 Is a IS Park Row n Y
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IMPORTANT TC MARRIED LADIES
Il THE

MARRIED LADIES PRIVATE PooKEr Book
new work. containing information Of the greatest
importance, and which should be in the hands Of cry
married person. II will be by mail free ofpostdge
married people only, the receipt Of price rs eens
enYeloped and directed To DIR. l.. @. DALE,
1923 Care Lock Box Ill Boston p. o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-14

Blythe use Of these Pills the periodic Nervous
or Sch Headache may be pFesened and II taken at the
commencement Of attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will he obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea Headache to
which females are 80 subject.
They act gently upon the bowels, Costire-
ness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females and all
persons Of sedeatary habits they valuable as Lara
tire improving the appetite giving tone and pigor to
the digestive organs, and restoring the natural elasticity
and strength Of the whole symtem.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of long in,
yesgaton and carefully conducted experiments, having
been in use many years. during which time they have
prevented and relieved amount Of pain and suffer.
ing from Headache, whether originating in the nervous
system or from deranged state of the stomach.
They entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety withou,
making any change Of diet and the absence Of any d.
agreeable taste renders easy 10 administer tLem "a
children.
BEWARE OF COUNrERFRITSi
The genuine have Ave signatures Of Henry C. Spaldns
on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines.
A Box will he sent BY mail prepaid on reeeip, Of tho
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. sPALDING.
As ccdei Street, New-YoIk. 227s
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- L G A r A y D T T. A S.
just received from market - bbls. SUGARS Of differ
ent ttnfrs NOW offered flr sale az reduced prices
Also Green AID Black TEAS, Of superior quality. at
f. CROSS.
South end Main Street.
MoninelIor. INV 2g. 1850
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS.

NyERY rich cold Silk Robes,
80 DO Black do
100 pieces Fancy silks Of all pds,
100 do Black do do
Rich Plain Pouiius. of all shades
do Fig and plaid so do
Plain aud Zig Dclsius,
90 Black Na
do Col Merinoes,
100 pieces Fig DeLsineS, i?lse
100 do Col. do l6&c
All Wool White Flsnnels,
do led do
Shaker E4AlnelS, splendid Marseilles QeiltS,
la AlsIidsse Cunts, Piano and Centre Table
covers,
TX Blesoded Gotten sheetins, ,O4 8leaehed
Dsn,ssk, Napkins ana DnyliHs, English
Canton Flauneis,
Also, sInaA Plaid CassimeFes very handsome
COP Cloaks.
In auy embroidery ilue, we woni1 mention
ION very handsome Collars &c Diusity Aajids
Very fsch Lace getto,
q 10 Real Brsnoi DO
~ Do SO email Collars, Lace, Bel-
tnAs NnA Llu lun DO
Ony sttak Is vefy large, aud hs lug determine
cd TO reduce the Ssme, we are row oaerng
great Bargains.
fhose IN want would do eeil "a examine ouy
stock before NtS9eassins elsewhere.
10 n ~ BIOOnGoop.
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The Untcrmente Bread. There can be no
doubt that the newly-discovere aerattd
bread will prove a blessing to many who's
stomachs could not digest the ordinary bread
raised. by fermentation. 1t is now being reg
ularly made and sold in London, and is ca
gerly sought after by large class of people,
to whom fermented bread had been prohib
tied by doctors The process OF making the
bread consists in forcing ready prepared car
bonic acid, by means OF suitable machinery,
into the water, with which the dough is pre-
pared, then mixing the -four, water, and
salt together, in highly condensed stmos-
phere. From the mixing apparatus he
dough is received into the baking pans, aud
passed into the ovens, without being touched
by the hands. By this means the consisten-
cy of the -four is left both unchanged ard un-
contaminated the loaf being accordingly
absolutely pure bread. There Is absolute
economy in this method Of raising the bread,
as it is certain that the process oftermenia
ton destroys parts OF the substance OF the
aour-frst the sugar, then the starch, 20
furnish dsxtriRe, to furnish more sugar 10
be composed into carbouic acid gas ana al
cohol.--Arsieaa.
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MRs. r. Il. RIDDICK.

w DAY, sle1, :ith. 1t o O'Clock, 81 Il Wit De
llos' happy 10 recsiSe call durinS rae Gay,
ron Ii 8 Aaica u Nor!olA, Portsmouth. sad the
gauonndiHg Counties,
WiiA ySsssd 10 be9 s;yics, ale WON'T saw.
they have lleen asiecIsti with Inc gleagest care
~ herself 5snm Mode; Paris Hats, witch have
met with ste approval ct the elite o. New Yorg
CITY.
HeT assortment embraces all tbs note lilies q,
me season and she w.li be pleased o. haye n
carefully inSpeeted by hel essefp's un Thursday
@r,a, III Ak
i transcript sad AlurtssesboYa Ci,,<.,l ea4ey {
weeks and sead oi!l 70 Shi efloe
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FALL DRY GOODS,

U RPETS, OIL CT Q 7 Fl C
Q WOULD respectfully invite attention %
I my desirable assortment of CARPETS,
3HuGGETS, MATS and OIL CLOTHS, com
Using a variety of styles which cannot fail 10
! !esse at fair prices.
h - CLOTHS--I have also recently received
iot of Cloths suitable for Ladies' and Boys
ioHks. which willlkbe sold at very reduced
, fi,..s CHAS. r.. GO2SuCH,
n No. q, RlsrGeS 1uaya.
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spoRpSMENS' HOME.

u. FIREMAN, Importer and Man sfsc.
y c turer of Guns, Rifles, .asss422YaE,N ~
r rs.ols description as anu e Il Sport S
us Good $, comprising *
lsrge variety of double and ~2O
single shot BELTS, English and American Pow.
Ter, Colts and Aliens Pistols, Shot, Caps and
halls. Umbrellas, Canes, &C., &c.
sells hung, Keys fitted, Umbrellas and Para.
sols repaired. All work warranted. Sign of
liz. Big He'd Gun, No rs Church street.
yep Ai--ly
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r. BOTTIMORE,
@ II Il A 2 G O O D S .

have In store large Stock Of Ladies, Gen
+ ,lemen, Misses ana Children B0~TS and
HOES OF all kinds qualities and sty les which
wijl sell at the very lowest pricfe The
pionc are requested to examine thee gooos
{r ore purchasing elsewhere.
T. BOTTIM0RK,
No. IS, f. Side Market Square,
nel Sign Big Yellow Boot.
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Route Agents Appointed. Alexan-
dria, Va, to Gordonsyile, William Mann,
Of Gordopsvilie. in place OF j. n. Phillips,
+ signed Route Macnn, Ga, via Fort Val
ley and Americas GO Albany, Charles NJ,
Hammond, Of Milford, Ga. New York to
Boston, express line, Isaac Il. Biak0p, ex-
press route agent in pls of IL. j. Bishop,
resigned. New Haven to Bellows Falls,
Vermont. JOHN |. Dishr0w, .lr,, in place at
D. u. Wripple, resigned.
~ conceal her unmarried daughters dis
grace, Madame Lemoinede Chinsn,s mem
Der OF one of the oldest and wealthieSt fam
lilies in the city Of Tours, the copitol OF the
loveliest province of France, straugled a
new born babe The paramount OF the young
lady was the family coachman, who betray-
ed the secret to the officers of justice be-
cause his offer of marriage VAS refused.
HORSE SHow.--Ths Executive Committee
Of the Virginia Central Agricultural ST.
eiety are to hold regular monthly meeting
to-day, when they will probably determine
upon the propriety OF holding horse shew
and floral and horticultural isir, st taeir
ground in MAY or Juns next.
ihe eravst 10 the Thermometer ct chsrac.
ter Show us the man who wears "a arti
ole with four acre knst, fall o. tire and
figure, aud we have before us an Institute
tan whose brains hang entirely On the ont
side, while he who supports neat little tie,
tbs paragon o! taste aud toggery, is sure to
b. q man Of sonss, parts and popularity, no
less than Christian and 4 great tavorite
with the dimitv family.
Stcolias Kisses ,si,h Other Fatua6;e A
few nights since sorse thieves entersd ls-
male seminary st WheaIiug, Va. aduiuis-
tered chloroforR to the pupils and then 6e-
iberately carried of all thar jawelry money
and apparel, NOT getting--ths sentimeN.
tai fogues-to kiss MI the ptesty girls -
they lay ssposing ia hsvitobipg hes'lty.
According Ia the report OF the Methodist
Publishing House at Nashville, mace at the
Mississippi Conference, held at Jackson, the
assets amount to $4S5, 800 Aa; the liabilities
$ll7,362 10, leaving bsleree IN favor Of
the House OF $3l7,S2S o..
DxAp.--Mrs. Amelia Shuster, t'srmsn
actress, died In Louisyills, KY, few days
since
.Hortatity "a Philadelphia. there wsrt
one hundred and eighty dcaths III pn,iadrj
| phis iaet week.
| The great sub.Alpine tunnel being made
| between Modane and BarGaneche, Is to b
! upwards Of sSven aad Ares-fourths OF d nil
ia length, and will pass one mile bslow th
| summit.
New York letter says: At a maffiag
ceremony In Fifth Avenue, the fashlonanl
youths, were mostly got up with froc
oats, gray brssohss, and illustrated yeats
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I UCIUS IlART,

L.. 4 Avn {; fuRLINe SLiR NEW XoRx.
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALER liz
lLuCK TIN. sPELTER,
naN LEAN INGOT COPPER,
NtCKLE. TINNER'S SOLDER,
A iLNtlNY. PIG LEAD,
MARTIN. BISMUTH,
EABIirT METAL. sPELTER SOLDER.
Also, MANUFACTURER and lIPOhtE.N
az SILVER PLATED and BRITANlA " AEk'
The TRADE supplied on the most .svoIahls
terms. oc " NH
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j LAS. l.. aATEfAwAY

J e&As. Is. a.AGEL.A w "A Y,
fsx> WHO WORKED DURING THE
FRA last Ten yearsfor
asAias@ T.. w. BURWELL,
at the above occupation, offers his services
to his friends, also, to the CUSTOMERS OF
Nh. BUR WE'LL, with the promise that he
WIFI spare no pains or cost in doing all woi
entrusted TO his care in the hes. manner
eau al the Bookstore OF J. Is. HATRAwAY.
All Watches Repaired by j. l.. I'll a.
VI A w A r. are Warranted. aus
Christmas and Holiday Presents.
NOW is THE TIME
TO GET YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
CALI. AT j. M. FREEcHTAF's
JEWELRY STORE,
30 Corner Main and Talbot SITS,
AND MAKE ToUR SELECTION FROM ONE OF TIVE
Most Magnificent and Extensive
\ S 8 o r r NJ e - r
OF WATCHES, ,IEwE:LMY, &C.,
THAT HAS EvEB BEEN SEEN IN NORFOLK
READ TIE FOLLOW WING LIST CT NEW
JEWELRY, &c.
AND COME TO FEsENaHAN,s
AND SELECT A BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS
PRESENT.
dald Watches OF superior quality and exquisite
To1 xmanship,
SILVER Hunting Levers English and Swiss
makes.
sets of rich Carbuncle, Coral, Lava, Enamel,
Jet, Maiikite. All Gold, Cameo, and Mosaic
Ear Rings, Pins and Bracelets,
Enamel, uosal, Lava, Yet, pes,i, CsFhuncis
Pins Ia great pPofusion.
Dis.nOnd, Cam go, CaRbuncAe AMI other Stone
Set singe, iii every style,
Bracelets, consisting OF Cameo, AllGold, Lava
and Chain Bracelets,
Chstelaine GusFd Vest and Fob Chains.
Gold Thimaies, Shields, Spectaeles and Eye
Glasses,
Bosom and Sleeve Buttons, in every style and
VARIETY,
Silver Forks, Spoons, Ladies, Touss, Ice Cream
Knives, butter Knives. augar Spoons, Pie
Knives, Salt Stands, Egg Spoons. &C., &c
Plated Wares an unusually large, rich anu
besntifsi patterns.
Fancy Goods, consisting Of Work Boxes. Jew
siTy Cases, Glove Boxes, Toilet stands,
Butter Coolers, Fruit Stands, with many
useful and desirable articles too numerous
10 mention
FREEMAN'S is the place where variety and
richness Of display can only be found in the
city, and as the stock is unusually large, would
invite all 10 come and see and with me read,
cash great bargains can 90 had.
FREEh ANS ia the place TO buy fine rich
goods, at low hsere Escollect at No -.
corner of Main and Talbot is the only place
y0n may expect 90 find
De Q, FREEMAN's Establishment.
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LUTHER WALKER.-

5 T q r E r 4 " . S { 4 Z \
MOULD respectfully inform the public
w that having located in Norfolk Tor tse
purpose Of prosecuting the above mentor III
business, am prepared to execute in the basi
style and shortest time, all work that may rs
entrusted to me, Architectural Plaster. Orr
ments Of the latest style, and at the nwas
prices.
.N z- Particular attention paid to repa,r,.
Slate Roofs, &c.
Residence, No. ls, N. Cumberland stree;
ma T.
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attempted AssoSs,notion. Benz. d.
Williamson, merch ant at the head OF Old
Street, whiie returning from party en- SAT,
urday morning last, between the hours of
one and two o'clock, ia compaoy with some
other gentlemen. was struck with a brick
when under Cambeli's, bridge. he assassin
ca mt near being successful in his attempt
On Mr. WIS lite, the brick having struck him
near the centre oftbs forehead, and KNOCK
ing him senseless to the floor OF the bridge.
MIR. Williamson believes that the attempt to
take his life was premeditated, and would
perhaps have been successful had not the
gentlemen alluded to, been along, whose
presence no doubt preeluded the midnight
scoundrel from executing thoroughly his
base and cowardly design.--Pet. la.
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FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK
- O. = "a 40 T.

bcka lNIbc DAMN
West Side Bank Street.
Z fE w STEPS FROM MAIN STREB
NORFOLK, VA.
pays interest AT the rate OF five per s.n
on all sams remaining ON deposit 90 days Al
upwards, and four per cent if remaining lea,
than 30 days.. Interest compounded every 81,
months or paid to the depositors il preferred.
Deposits received and paid daily Office hour
rom a. III. to TX p. NJ. Discount davs ~ %
days and Thursdays, at 10 o'clock.
Persons having funds to deposit will tu til.
institution safe and convenient for the puspos
directors for the Present Fear.
toza B. WHrTKHEAD, President.
%AH'a Il; HopsBs, $. HAsrsKosr,
tos. 7. ALLYN, J. JAMES Moog,
G. II. MATTHIAS, F.W, SRAsus
". H. HUNTER, Cashier.
NERCHANTS' AND MECHAr
sCS' SAVING BANK.
OHice No. 38 RaRk Street,
kLisHA GAMAGR, PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS,
DELAY, Jos Il. SPRATLxs
CIV GEANDy, RyLAHp CAPps,
JAS 7 LsIeH, ". r. HAr,Isn,
w. Il. WALES, Cashier.
ssthls Institution offers to the msa
\ chant and Mechanic he Farmer aud ia.
professional man, in town and country; amor
nort0niey 10 make sums CT money producsss,
mich VIII De seznl-annually added to the pssa
cips'. and YET may be wits5rawn at shors no
dGs.
Il also recommends itself TO Executors, Ali
manifestations and Guardians, sdozaing an us
doubted guarantee of safety, as well from there
sponsibility and integrity OF its pirectoYn sa
Stockholders, as from the security OF susnr
emily large joint fund.
The rate OF per cent per AMMAN vail bs a.
lowed on sums remaining on deposit Tor 20 day.
or more, and zpsr cent for 4 snorte rtir,er,
Office OF the Bank will be open daily for rsejSy
ting and paying deposits from TO p. III.
Discount Days Wednesday and Saturday.
lie 9-tf
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20 w.. SS,sssssss1ss 40 -ssiNca
AVERY eA2sgfi rs "a sstssys4 STABLE

= HILL 8 z r. Il IL z.
's,HE Subscriber would most respectfully In
orm his friends and the public general
mar he la now prepared to ;aeet the wants o
he cubic in his line of business, having nuin
r.. Of HORSES, BUGGIES, and CoNVEYAN-
RS, always on hand, which he will let out a
+ - lowest rate9.
Stahling or Board furnished gentlemen's II
Sc ou the best terms.
sen a. JAS ThAYER.
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nntter-R Butter Butter

I AM retaining very bns article at2c
J. Something very nicl az 3aai
Apd superior Goshen Butter, at31c.
Almost epary hody wants Butter az this time
ind ihese IS sosG 0i il Jones' Tor sale by keg,
tar az N!ugie pOstud, j Il JONES,
6e Al No. = C1mpbe!ps wharf
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-la kEGs Prime Giades Butter receiving
Ne 90 " ~ IE JONES.
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:. ,.lH KlnNI4Y ann BLADD&h sc
W1sUINGTON POINT DYEING Is
TABLiSE4MENT.

MAIN AND FENcAUSuH 80 "a .
- AVING every apparatus requisite, and the tn,
II artistic skill of the German, french s .h
american. 1 am now prepared (knowing the
're.eminence OF my previous reputetion) for
s,iraHsipg, dyeing and retinishing Ladies ana
sieAyiem ems apparel, SILK, Satin and lsN No.,
rape Shawls, Cotton, Weosted, sc: NC. NY
snottp IS Excelsior, and intend % sfano uu E
= ied solicit the continued CUSTOM OF tHe
ounmurity. WYNN,
ar >. GO XVI.
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CHANGE OF HOUR!
la
NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG

/ h,AVE Norfolk at...................,ls Al.
IL Reach Petersburg at.............34DP P. M.
Leave Petersburg, .,..,........ 7.ao A. Nj.
he&Cn NoflOlk, ...-...-... '.s.......ll n. o5.
{RS- The foregoing is daily schedule-Sun-
days excepted--aDd connects closely with the
RICHMOND TRAINS,
to and from Richmond, also with the Trains of
the South Side Road as heretofore.
Passengers from Richmond leave at 4.20 A.
NJ, and breakfast ii, Petersburg.
0y- To 60 into effect from and after this day,
'satu, day, Nov. 18th, 1853.
WILLIAM MALONE,
10 II Engineer and Sup't.
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CHRISTMAS AND HOME MANUTACToRY,
CHRISTMAS Is COMING Az
PRESENTS EXPECTED.

IHEEFN1o &AFEUlEU,
As Whess can you buy $40 hsudsoiseet
M and cheapest ThtS Is tue greatest AID
MYW. most important question AZ ta9 pfesen.
GsSs@l& hard times, but svvn this - vsgs easy
answered. Come 70 tas Jewslry Stpys No, al +,
Main street ana yoa will and most handsome
and we Il selected Sleek OF ips Gold and Silver
MARCHES, jeweify, SILVER and Plated War
OF every description, style aud Sest quality,
and on viii be surprised at the renlsFksb bic
how prices of q ese goods In this establishment,
also would respectfully inso,m my niends
and customers that am prepare To naanuisc~
tQYe any kind OF Iewelry and Silver Ware t.
order at Northern prices.
All Watches aud .tewsiry repaired in the
best manner for very holefate charges
dc II T.. C0RUTX, Agent
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business Cards.

QUAKER CITY
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Philadelphia.
Capital and Surplus 1891 l66.
gTUR Insurance against loss or damage. by
T. Fire, the Perils OF the Sea, Inland Navi-
CATION or Transportation, Apply at No. 46,
EaLI srreetto
o,' ig-3n . MCLEAN.
VIM. a. GRA VE0,
%hiPWRlGHT, SPAR MAKER AND
CAULkER
SECTIONAL MARINE KAIL WAY.
STEAM SAL MIL AND TIMBER
MANUFACTURE
y %. ess, Wide Water Street, Nor
folk, Va.
ass n. Il. BUILDING NATEEIAL8
.FGA AiSHEU AT SHORT NOTICE..
,cl by
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HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
INCORPORATED 1910.

T. suitai and Surplus $ssA .Sao.
NOR Risks against loss, or damage, by Fire
r rpon Houses, Merchandise, Furniture, OK
asher property, IN this old and well known
Company, Apply at 10. 40, Bank street 70
"a - ID. NAGOACs1AN.