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POLITICAL DISC USSION

LII I1C4A1CO.
TTyHE Public l. Invited Political Discussion between
il Messrs A. JCD 'ON GRAMS, and PATRICK HENRY AYLErr
sWkESsYS, the lover end q ueeo, TUESDAY next
Oct 9h by order Of the
ocs-ctd JOINT COMMITTEE
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DgspeDsia is known one Of the most dis.ressirg
corplints which slct hunln ity and I'm The advelt
Of the Ozygenated Bers had been considered ineura
ble or wlen durable requiring years TO accomplish it,
TIE Originated Biftcrs perform in few days cures
which olher malicines lake vears 70 Alleviate.
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THXRCUTRIX SALE or VALUABLE REAL
II Estate In the County OF ChUrl City. on the
man road leading from Cbarlrs CITY Court
HOuse 10 WeyOnoke wharf, on James River,
aud within IA halt mile ofthc former place.
Of the dreco Of the last will and testament Of I'd
mund T. Christian, decd offer for sale, privately the FARM
watch Christian the time OF his death Known by
Of Edge H containing 437 acres OF land by
about 100 Of cleared and good
cultivation The rest his good and pine timber omit
buildings consist dWeng house containing rooms, two
and coonnade ard all the necessary houses which
nearly II situated pretty location which Is
very healthy and In Of the best negborhood In the State,
belng convenient to churches, schools shops, mills &c
Persons wishing psrohss, invited TO view the premises,
when Mr. Christian, residing thereon, will take plea In
showing t.
coming nom distance, upon their giving prcr nfor
nation win be with conveyance WlcoN wharton James
River where they be landed from the running daily
between Richmond and Norfolk
For further norm1on address the subscriber Charles City
House, Richard Graves ESQ., Appersons o. Charles
City county, Va.
TERNs-' lberl TkBITHA R. CHRISTIAN,
EKecuix OF
sell-cwtdf Edmund T. Christian, decd
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YfRGINIA MECHANTCS In.

HAS srITUIE-SPECIAL N0TtCK-In Consequence OF
he nci-cnt weather the Q, me have de; mined - extend
the tine for reception Ct Articles TO O'Clock P Tuesday
The oh int JAS d. BROWNE
oes-2t Chairman on Exhibition.
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Direct from m cuorsd any style desired equal any In the
world, and a the very lowest prices, Al
G. II. REEFS Gallery, -
is5 MAIN STREET,
Eagle Square.
P Amerotype Ivory Type Letter and Card Photographs
Groups and Babies akoa perfect By kEs instantaneous
"a
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LuSHER & SHBPHURp,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

NOTICE. pc4ton will he made TO the President and d.
~ Of the Bank Of V MA for TIE renewal Of cer cate
No SQ9i SAID Bank dated December g. 1881 for share
having been lost Sc T-d6w
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BY THE GOVERNOR.
,.-A-W n nfNA.v

MANIFESTATIONS to teach by gentleman quail hed 10
w teach English Latin French, Mathematics, and the Rud
Greek He has had years experience Address,
boz No 45, Hamilton Va Ie5-u
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IJOR RENT.--That new, eommOdous and very desirable
9Th between Clay and Leigh streets recently
uped Judge v Da0ie deceased For apply to Mr.
Q. @. Elet Leigh street near Second, or to
Jeil-u p. " DANIEL, in.
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Reo- We gray hairs bald heads for the Iaizadbls
vii restore he Is original beauty, and the latter
With = Iuxurisnt grosih.-TrOy Bud0,t
fyou Wish have the rel color Instead Of the dun rough
look uhn imparts Hstreefs Rcoratrc, which
nvigora.t Of the hair and makes young again;
matter hoE UGH lt be faded ''B st0R TrdceHer,
SOLD everyEhere-price 90 Gems. and III a bottle.
W. Z n AGAIN Co., Projectors,
Troy, N; Y.
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DF. MeCuntOck's FectOral syrup. Are yoar llnEl
weak ps ans breath give yol palnf Have you hac-ins
eo1ghg eHpecorate hard ough -ass Are Ested
a. uishtsueas tlsepg n So Asrs q remedy
FIsHER 4 SHEPHERD.
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croSJs expected Sere on Monday week.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-27
THE DAY BOO K.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 81.
Napoieon,s war Horse.

NapOleOu>S w az EAOtSc'
Everybody has seen a copy, in some
form, Of the famous painting, Napoleon
Crossing the Alps, and everybody, doubt
less, remembers the noble looking white
horse in the foreground, which bears up
on his back the young General Of the
army OF Italy, who leans upon the neck
of the rearing steed, and points to the
long line of soldiers climbing by tortuous
paths, the steep rocky passes of the Alps.
This, horse is not mere artists idea, but
was intended 81 portrait of Napoleon's
horse, Superb. This beautiful ANIMAL was
light gray Arabian, about Is SIS hands
ligh, slight but.compaetly bnilt, possess
ing remarkable intelligence and museulr
power, combined with nervous, active
temperament, and q strong, vigorous
constitution. @
Superb was great favorite with Ma
poleon, and accompanied him in many of
his most successful campaigns. In 1878
during the disastrous retreat from Mos
COW, he was captured by the Russian
General, Orloff, who kept him at St.
Petersburg till 1884, when he was pre-
scented to the father of NJ Tourmiaire,
the manager of the imperial circus, pas
sionate lover, and accomplished trainer,
Of horses, and well known for his devo-
ted attachment to the memory of Napo-
leon. Gen. Orloff, in presenting the
horse said: Jacques Pourmiaire, you
were greatly attached to the late En-
peror of the French, and your attach
ment honors you. You are known to be
:. tavorite of horses; and, satisfied Of the
care he will receive at your hands, to you
! confide this my greatest iavorite. Sup
erb is too slight for use have grown
TOO hoavy for bin. 20 sell him to
strange master is fate TO which j can
not think of aubjecting him. Toyou |
entrust him; as you loved him to whom
he first belonged. you viii, | am sure
cherish Superb for the memory of his
owner, as well as for his own sake The
horse was we'll cared for by his new mas
ter, who brought him upon the stage,
and taught him to perform some light
parts in pieces performed at the circus: -
jacques Tourmiarie died in 1889, aud
left Superb to his son, who treated the
vetran still with the tenderest care. He
vas subsequently exhibited in London
and other large cities.
Several years since, We read u short
history of this horse, published in an
English Journal, and, flour memory ser
YES us well, it was stated that he was
toaled in 1902, and died in 1871, having
lived to the extraordinary age of thirty |
nine yeQys. american Stock Journal.
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A Trade, A Fortune.

If parents would consider the welfare
and happiness of their children, they
would choose the virtuous mechanic, far
mer, or honest trader, as companions and
helpmates, instead Of the rich, who, aside
from their income, have no means Of sub
sistence.
How often does this question arise,
and from religious parents too, in choos-
ing companions and suitors for their
daughters. "Is he rich?" If the daughter
answers. eyes, he is rich, he is gentle
man, neat in his dress, and can live with
out work, the parents are pleased
Not many years ago, q Polish lady, of
Pleblan birth, but of exceeding beauty
and accomplishment, won the affections
OF a young nobleman, who having her
consent, solicited her from her father in
marriage, and was refused. We may
easily imagine the establishment Of the
nobleman. 03
Sam Inot," said he, "of sufficient rank
to aspire to your daughters hand?"
"You are undoubtedly of the best
blood of Poland"
"And my fortune and reputation, are
they not
"Your estate is magnificent and your
conduct irreproachable.
"Then having your daughters consent
should expect a refusal?"
''This, sir" the father replied, lis my
only child, and her happiness is the chief
concern Of my life. All the possessions
of fortune are precarious: what fortune
gives, at her caprice she takes away. I
see no security Of independence and COM
Portable living of a wife but one; in
word, am resolved that no one shall be
The husband ofmy daughter who isa not
at the same time master of a trader"
The nobleman bowed and retired 81
ientiy, A year Or two afterwards the
father was sitting at the door, aud saw
approaching the house, wagons laden
with baskets, and at the head of the Ca
valcade, a person in the dress OF basket
maker And who do you suppose it was.
The former suitor of his daughter; the
nobleman had turned basket maker. He
was now master of a trade, and brought
the wares made by his hand for inspec-
ton, and a certificate from his employer
in testimony Of his skill.
The condition being fulfilled, no farther
obstacle was opposed to the marriage.
But the story is not yet done. The Rev.
olution came; fortunes were plundered,
and lords were scattered as chaff before
the four winds of heaven. Kings became
beggars, some of them teachers; and the
noble Pole supported his wife, and her
father in the infrmities of age, by his
discriminating industry
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A CLERICAL ANECDoE.-The Rev. Dir.
Poi Brooklyn, belongs to the old
school divines, and while attending to his
usual Sabbath ministrations, managed to
discover who of his congregation was alb
sent, his first duty on Monday morning
being to call on the absentees, and to
find out why they were not at church.
Among those whose places were often
vacant, was one man who cared but lit
tie for the sanctity of the holy day, or
the reproot of the minister .....
"Why We're you not at church yester-
day2" .5
''Had other business to attend" was
the reply. g..
"Mr. c" said the clergyman solemnly
there will be TO preaching in hell"
"Well it won't be for the want Of min
listers" was the quick rejoinedr'
This was hard cut and the good old
doctor shook his head, and went on his
way Illuminating, doubtless, upon the
doctrine of total depravity.
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CATARACT
WASHING MACHINE.


CLOTHING, TIME, AND LABOR SAVED!
INDISPENSABLE TO HOUSEk EEPEIsS.
fE'TkE most simple, economical, and durable
L article ever offered to the public to allevi-
ate the discomforts of wash.day
DESCRIPTION.
1t consists OF metal cylinder, with ribs on
the inside, and an interior cylinder OF wood,
ches between the two cylinders. One crank
turns both cylinders at the same time in oppo-
site directions. rapidly creating suds, forcing
the water through the clothes and effectually
removing the dirt. The action of the water
does the work quickly dispenses entirely with
rubbing and thus saves the wear of clothes.
SULLIVAN & HYATT,
Pfoprietors,
81 Beekman street.
N Estate and County Rights for sale, and
purchasers supplied with machines at whole
sale ON liberal terms.
0l- A Mac hine is in operation by laundress
daily, at our salesroom, 439 Broadway.
:. fe 2S-3m ..-...
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NO MISTAKE
NO MISTAKE
\ BE5IE =,
l.. $ ALU $ URY IS,

. q % U Z 81
NORFOLK, VA,
STKHE best place to buy your FURNITURE
A. and PIANOS, for he has the largest stock
and the best assortment to be found in the
South. My warehouse which is five stories
high and one hundred and five feet deep, is nov
well filed with stock which cost over $2O, 900.
In addition to this / have large four story
Factory and Steam Engine, and the best Of
workmen, which is constantly turning out the
very best furniture that can be made: some of
which has taken the premium at every Fair
And to meet the wants of customers will sell
at the lowest figures for cash or good negotiable
paper on short time. Call and examine for
yourselves. l. SALISBURY.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS,
JEWELRY, &c.
TNlE subscriber has Just laid in new and
l. beautiful assortment OF goods in his line,
such as
Clarionets, Flutes, Flageolets,
Fifes, ViOiins, Guitars ,sSpanish Guitars,
Finest Italian Guitar and Violin Strings.
Together with all the materials in connection
with the various Musical Instruments Also,
Base and Kettle Drums, Drum Heads, &c.
as Quadrants, Sextants, Spy Glasses, NC, and
an assortment of new and beautiful JeWelry
Watches, &C., all of which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms. Is KAYTON,
fe 27-ly No West Main street.
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WALKED UP THE WRONG PASSENGER
An amusing affair occurred not many
years ago, at fourth of July celebration
in an interior town in Pennsylvania.
Revolutionary veterans were becoming
very hard to find, and yet a procession
with no old soldier in it was not to be
willingly submitted to. An honest old
German Of Revolutionary repnte was dis
covered at the last hour. An open car
riage was assigned to him in the pro-
gramme, and seat at the Presidents
right at the table. When pressed after
dinner to give his "reminiscences of Wash.
ington, his recollections were found to be
rather indefinite. But something being
said about Yorktown, he remarked:
f'Yaas, | wash at Yorktown"
"Under Washington, gallant soldier,
under Washington" asked the President.
"Yaas, | wash oonder Washington ven
| surrendered.
"Nol you mistake, my venerablofriend,
exclaimed the President, "Washington
never surrendered"
"Yaas, but you see, I cash one Of de
Hessi0ns!' a7
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A HOUSE REMEDY FOR SCARLET
FEvER.---Paronts should be very careful
about their children when this devour-.
ing plague seizes them, and every good
mother should be prepared for it with
the following simple remedies.
LIST. 'Vhen a child is taken with the
fever give it dose of castor oil; if the
body shows flesh color, have pot of
saffron tea made and give it to the child to
drink.-This will drive the eruption
out
End. Have warm baths for.thc feet,
keep it warm, and the room under pros
per temperture.
Sd. When eruption is out greese the
whole body with bacon fat, and keep
the body open. Then call for the doctor
if the throat should get sore. Better
begin by calling in the doctor)
The Home Journal says'---Our brilliant
bellies (somehowD turn out such domes-
tic and exemplary wives, (aftor and per-
haps because) having chad their fling"
do certalnl "go it, under considerable
press OF steam; "while they're young"
We CHANGED to see note the other
day written by belle in the country to
a friend who was passing the winter at
the-~---I1otel. One quiet passage rath-
CT impressed us. 81 will be in town for
mornings hopping, my dear----,but
,s ! shall not stay late enough for your
timer at five, please have the cham
payne and oysters at lunch"
A quaint old gent not a hundred miles
from here who is withal one of our most
active stirring men, had q man at work
in his garden who was quito the reverse.
"Mr' Jones, " said he to him one morn
ing, "did you ever see snail?"
Certainly" said Jones.
"Fhen," said the old boy, "you must
have met him, for you never could have
overtaken him."
Nor ExAcTLY.-"Have you been
much at sea-" "Why, no, not exactly;
but my brother married a commodore's
daughter" Were you ever abroad?"-
ono, not exactly; but my mother 5 maid
en- Iane was French. ~
Wives should always set up for their
husbands instehd of getting their servants
s. 10 so 1t makes two hours difference
ia their arrival.
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eF gEs@ READ THIS. Bsa
Lester 81 Co.'S Bazaar is the plac e
to buy Cheap and Fine Clio
o9. thing.
MT ESTIaNG to close out our stock of Fall
W. and Winter Clothing to make room for
our Spring and Summer supply, we offer such
as we have on hand a t very reduced prices
Persons IN need of No article of Clothing
will find it to their interest to call at the Ba-
zaar before purchasing elsewhere.
4 .-Ur ~ JOHN T LESTER IL co,
fe lG Under the Atlantic Hotel
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ton, and is
SURE TO REGULA.
Depend upon it, mothe
yourselves, and relief an
HEALTH TO Yt
We have put up and a.
over ten years, and cANs~A
AND TRUTH of it, W hath
able TO say OF any other
HAS, IT FAILED, in aS
TO EFFECT A CURE
Never did we know anS
ton by any one whoao
trary, all are delighted
speak in terms of high
magical effects andmedls
in this matterswHATwE
years'seXperience, andy
TON FOR THE FULFIL
DECLARE. In almosts-=
the infant is suffering =
ton, + e / i e f will beE
twenty minutes after
tered. 81
ration is the prescrip-
EXPERIENCED andS
in New England, and
NEVER FAILING s U C.C
OF CASES. 20
the child from pain, %
stomach and bowels,
gives tone and energyW
It will almost instantly
THE BOWELS AND.
overcome convulsions,E
~emedied, END in death.
and sUREsT REMEDY mo
of DYSENTERY and !.
CHILDREN, whether
or from any o t h e r0
to every mother whoy
from any of the FORE
NOT LET YOUR PREJU-sA'
UDIcE OF oTHERs,standh
child and the r Q Ii e f>
y e s, ABSOLUTELY
use of this medicine if,a
rections for using willN
None genuine unlesses
IT'S 81 p + r X / N S.,
outside wrapper. 81
DC Sold by Druggists
Principal Office No. l3 C
Price only IS cents per
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sUR LNFAN'E's.
sold this article for
S a Y, IN CONFIDENCE
we have never been
medicine-N L V Z Il
SINGLE INSTANCE,
when timely used.-.-
instance of dissatistac.
used it. SOn the con
with its operations,and
est commendationofit is
ical virtues. We speak
DO KNOW, after ten
PLEDGE OUR REPUTA.
hENToFwHAT WE HERE
every instance where
from pain and exhaus
TO u n d in fifteen or
the Syrup is admins
This valuable prepa-
ton of one of the most
SKlLLFUL NURSES
corrects acidity. an d
to the whole system
has been u S e d with
CESS in THOUSANDS
1t not only relieves
b u t invigorates t h e
relieve GRIPPING IN
WIND @ OLIC, and
which, if not speedily
We believe it the BEST
THE WORLDS in allcases
ID l A r r II G A in
it arises from teething
cause. We would say
has a child suffering
going complaints--po
DIcEs, NOR THE PnEJ
between your suffering
that will he SURE
SURE-to follow the
timely used. FUN di-
accompany each bottle.
he fac-simile of CUR
New York, is on the
thro ghout the world.
edar street, n. York.
bottle. my 30-ly.
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SIX BEAUTIFUL CHICKERING'S
PIANOS. a.-

SIX BEAUTIFUL CHiCkEklNG'S
PIANOS. a. -.r
~. sEAflszs.l All different styles and at va
ri0as prices 4 laf siyy, IsS s S,o by
- "A - These pianos were especially
selected for us with reference to tone, and are
said to be very superior-they will be sold at
very low prices for cash, on On accommodating
terms to responsible persons, All Pianos sold
by us are accompanied by written warrantee
-one of the above mentioned Pianos is in a
plain highly polished black walnut case, and
will be sold at an unusual low price.
Two or three superior Mel0deons from Pc
loulet--they come to us highly, recommended.
The largest assortment OF Guitars ever in the
city, embracing
Martin & Coopsr's A No. Guitars, e..E
German and English Guitars.
Guitars set in PEARL
Guitar Strings, . ..
Italian and English Guitars, and Violin
Strings. For sale by
NH II C.&HALL co.
AMMUNITION. II,
NKIE claim to keep the largest, cheapest and
w most varied stock OF Percussion Caps in
the city, consisting in part Of $3.50
COX'S, Eley's, Hicks, CD, Hat and Walkers
Caps, also, Caps for Colts Pistols; Cartridges
for Sharp's and Smith and Wesson's Pistols.
Also, Sharp's Pistols. at reduced rates.
Whenever you want the above or any article
OF Hardware, come to No. IL, sign of the Pad
Lock, East side of Market Square, and you will
be sure to be suited. ..l ii.
NH Is GRIFFITH, MOORE 4 co.
TEA, TEA, TEA. &
usr received, lot Of very superior Tease
81 I'll nj HARRIS az co,
NH No 9 Roanoke Squere.
RED ASH COAL AFLOAT. e
9. 800 BUSH. best quality Red Ash Coal,
Egg and Stove s sn@rn new landing
NH g., Rear New Custom House.
NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.
rFNHE undersigned, have this day associat ted
n themselves under the firm and style of lg4
~ " HOFKAEIMEElS
aand nave taken the store No Main street, late-
-ly occupied by Hecht, Bros u Co.. where as
also at their store No 20 Main street. they will
conduct the
CLOTHING BUSINESS,
In all its. branches, and they would solicit
share OF the public patronage.
The goods now on hand will be disposed of
at extraordinary reduced prices, to make room
for large and beautiful stock OF spring goods,
now IN course of manufacture. -
..at... Il hoFHEIAINR,
u HOFHElMER.
Norfolk, Feb Goth, 1860
TO 22--tf .lst ..
REEF TONGUES, Smoked and Picked
~ Tongues, extra large size in store and for
for sale by
nah 10 .---- JAS E JONES.
ST. O. P.9 REVOLT. g
ENCEh HIAM LADIES just received q
a. large lot of Flower Pots, all Sizes direct
from the Factory; very cheap, at the cheapest
cash Grocery in the city, No s, Church street.
mn IL Ut REDMOND.
s}Ea Hris. Best Double Refined, Cut Loaf,
<~eI Granulated and Pulverised Sugar, Just
received from the Refinery and for sale by re-
tail Tor IAN cents per lb for the cash. All
single and odd pounds Is cts. For sale by
NH 10 JAS Z JOINER.
II Ah HR's EITrEEsS 5gross above pop
~ ular article in store and for sale by
mn M ~ c A SAY s.
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UNDERTAKING.

t-. UNDERTAKING.
ssssgy3Aa This branch of my business will
receive my special attention in every
case, being the only agent in the city and sur
rounding country for Fisk's Metallic Burial
Cases, which are now in such general use
Also, Mahogany, Walnut and Poplar Collins al
ways on hand, and three of the best Hearses in
the city, and the finest Carriages, always ready
to attend at any moment.
LEWIS SALISBURY,
ap 80 .--.. So and 60 Main street
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ELooUENcE.-The eloquent opening
OF a maiden speech by barrister, after
wards deservedly eminent, was delivered
to jury in behalfof the defendent, fol-
lowing an address to thejury on behalf of
the plaintiff, neither remarkable for clear
ness nor perspecuity:
Gentlemen of the jury, you will
doubtless perceive from what has fallen
from my erudite friend that there is q set
of people in this world, of such a teasing,
tedious, tiresome, troublesome, talkative
temper and talents, that they stultify and
entangle, confound, perplex, and dsmay
every circumstance in every cause which
they undertake to defend protect or JUS
THY.
"lnstead of coming to the point, mat
ter, business of debate, slap-dash, concise
ly, and at once, they deviate, vary, waver
aberrate, and fly off therefrom. When
we expect decision, satisfaction, and con
vlction, we meet with nothing but dubi-
ETY., uncertainty and difficulty.
"Thus, gentleman of the jury, hum
bly, think, presume, surmise and imagine
il is owing to tediousneSs and prolixity,
the nature, genious and extent whereof
shall endeavor to examine, expound, ex.
patiate, scrutinize and promulgate."
Judge, jury, bar, all We're convulsed
with laughter; everybody saw the joke
but the counsel for the plaintiff.
...... "a
Cleanliness is carried to q greater length
in Holland than in any other country
70 keep the COWS clean when placed in
the barn, their tails are wrapped in brown
paper and put upon shelf behind them.
Pretty excuse for wife beater: The
treasure which we value most, we hide.
1t is said that toothache may always
be cured by holding in the hand certain
root-that of the tooth.
TRUE-A lady in New Castle, Del,
planted a cigar stump--a fine tobacco
plant was the result .-
There is young lady in this city who
is so refined in her language that she
never uses the word "blackguard" but
substitutes African sentinel.
What good would centuries do the
man who only knows how to waste his
time?
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1 AS. e. BARRY,
81 WHOLESALE AND FETAL
klGA AAp in China 6nonn
h|SoASA AA ChGHh sHklSS
NJ n u A p nv TJ u Nr VIZ =,

DOWIaATAN PIPES-Just received a
u large lot of genuine Powhatan Pipes, large
and medium sizes, for sale to the trade at iar
tory prices, by l HAMBURGER u 60,
y leG 30 Main street