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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-02

All Communications, de-, intended Tor in.
20 zion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JOIN K. HATHAWAY
Editer and Proprietor in order to ensure
Sttenti0n.
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cat had got into the crib oil child of
John Jones OF Boston, boy two ears old,
and had sucked large quantity of blood,
when the cries OF the little fellow brought
assistance. Death must soon have ensued if the
timely discovery had not been made. This
is a note ofwarning which parents should not
fail to heed.
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An Important Movement-At q specia
meeting of the Provision Exchange, held to-
day, the following resolution was offered by
Philip TsGeorge, Esq, and unanimously
adopted. We wish them success
Resolved, That committee of three be
appointed by the President, of which he
shall be chairman, to take into considera-
ton the subject of establishing new weekly
line of steamers between Baltimore and Sa-
vannah, and to cooperate with any other
body of merchants who may have an inter-
est in the trade
The following gentlemen were ppointed :
Alex Rieman, President; Samuel Smith and
P T George Baltimore Patriot of yester-
dag.
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MONTREAL, Feb. IAN accident occur.
red yesterday on the Portland railroad,
near the boundary line, by which the bag
gage car fell Gown an embankment eighty
feet high, together with the express and
mail cars. The conductors of which were
neither seriously injured.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
[ From Req. DR.. Rosssr, Editor Christie

FROM ReG. Df. hOSeer, EUttor AhrtstiGA
Advocate.
SEMPLE's INFALLIBLE BAKING FowpKR.-An
persons fond of light. sweet, and wholesome
loaf bread, biscuits, batter and buckwheat
cakes, may purchase this Powder with conf.
dence. The materials are perfectly hal mless,
and more pleasant than soda, saleratus, &c
No fear of SOUR BREAD. The use OF it will make
the lightest, sweetest, bread in the shortest
possible time save time, labor and e& 2ense !,
and never disappoints, if the accompanying siul-
pie directions are observed. Besides, it is man
ufactured in Virginia, and is no invention of
Yankeedom. John W Garlick, mann!a cturer
and sole proprietor, Richmond Va. We know
him, and have tried it. and recomm end it as
the best we ever tried. Get it and mind the
directions.
For sale throughout the State b. druggists
and Glocers generally. fe2
TO CURE A COUGH, TO relieve al irrita-
tons of the throat, to prevent hoarseness, TO re-
store to perfect soundnes. and health, the most
delicate organization of the human frane-the
Lungs-use Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Q5- There's vile counterfeit of this i3aisam,
there fore be sure and buy only that prepared
by S w FoELE & Co., Boston, which mas the
1critten signature of l. BUTTS ON TIE outside
wrapper.
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WI1MINeroS, N. g., Feb. L. This fore
noon the steamboiler in Messrs Ellis Il Mitch
el's grain mill exploded, killing one negro
andipjuring another.
large portion of the building. is COM
pletely demolished. Loss not known.
The Charleston Mercury of yesterday says
that Gen Delza, the Ambassador from South
America, who arrived at Charleston by the
Isabel, was robbed vt his hotel Oh Saturday
of So 900 in Spanish 100 real pieces of the
coinage of 1859; $500 in ten and twenty
pound notes of the Bank of England, his
honorary decorations, crosses, jewels w atch-
es, etc., the total value of which amounts to
SIT 900
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MONTREAL, Feb. l.-To-day liz the(coldess
OF the present season. The thermometer
this morning is 22o below zeroi
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ASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING
TERMS.

ihe DAY Book will be served to sub
scribers at s cents per week, payable to
me Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be 81 per year, 50 for six months, and 81
Tor three months, payable in advance.
~ Circulation greater tRan the battles
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RICHMOND, Nov. 1859.
!. N. EZEKIEL. take oath On the Holy BIZ
BILE, that have been bald for the past ~ years,
and have restored my hair by using EZAKIEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR kEsTokER.
NATHANIEL EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Nathaniel
Ezekiel. Jos. MAYO,
Mayor o Richmoil;i
Wake a. CO.,
jan l2-ly Sole Agents Norfolk, Va.
N- DIR HOSTETTER's BlTTkkS, meet
with great favor as remedies for disease 81
the Stomach, and all other dasea Ses arising
from disordered digestive system and its
component parts being entirely vegetable, 1t is
more safe than the ordinary Preparations offer
ed TO the public, while its pleasant effect on the
system renders it vastly popular with those
who use it. DR.. Hostetter's reputation Is wide
spread, and the care with which ne prepares
his medicine secuI es it always safe and reli-
able. The Bitters are most agreeable in flavor,
and as 1t contains nothing that can impa If the
health, but, on the contrary contribute to IFS
preservation, this preparation must l.Sva high
ly popular. 1t is a genuine and truly valuable
article for any of the above diseases, and we
sincerely trust that our readers may test lis Ell
cellence'
For sale by BURRUSS & BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers OF BraIdies, Wines and
fine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug
gists and dealers generally. everywhere
THE OXYGENATED BITTERs, are re.
eommehueu ny nysieldhS Al tner practice.--
distinguished clergyman, who had taken six
bottles, by direction of his Physician, writes
us that they have cured him of Dyspepsia, OF
twenty-five years standing. Try this remedy,
Dyspeptics
For sale by NJ. =. g. c. A. SANTOS and
Wake z Co., and KING Toy. Nor
folk. ]. b. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
Mrs. WinsIOyv, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by softening the gums, re.
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
ly safe in all cases See advertisement in
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SNOW AND SLEET

persons compelled to be exposed 70 ,hg
pTesen' Indictment weather, should be pro.
Boots or Shoes to protect their health. VI s.
therefore beg to remind such persons. that w.
nave on splendid stock of Boots and Shoss
eXac'iy suited to this weather, and that we a! q
VIKING to part with them at very
MODERATE PRICES.
PARTICULARLY as the season is getting late.
b-Pafties owning valuable servants shou,.;
not 1alI to supply them with some of our c,ls-
tom made Shoes or Boots at ~'
+. w. SEABURY,S SONS,
leo No. Is, MARI ct Square,
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SEEK Comfort. To do your marketing In SNOW.
- hail and rainy weather. No. Campball's
MARI is the place to fill your baskets at low
lies and vessels. at all hours. We beep the beer
T resi- Baltimore Beef for Steaks, Roasting and
Baking Corn Beet, Mess and Rump Pork, Fresh
and Corned Pork, Irish and Sweet Potatoes
Cabbage and Tnrnips, Butter, Cheese and Lard
Flour, Meal, Rice, and every other article fhsr
is usually kept in a family Grocery.
Ia IL f BELL & co
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WINTER SBIRTING.
~ ONaN OF the best Unbleached Long Cloth
- for Shifting, aswell as some very Superior
Bleached Irish Linens, aad Canton, and Wool
fiannels to match, az tie place Tor bargains.
fe2 j. H. DAWSf;N5S
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WHITE LEAD.
CTNTfN uAT AIFNS oor

ZINC, PAINTS, CoLORs, &c.
w a l. X Il d. b q
NO IS, Iron Front Market square, Ola s,.Ad
IN next TO Herman & Co, have always
hand large Stock of these articles for s6-,
supply of the city and country. Orders Gu Is
most favorable terms. N'~'
y French and American Zinc Pants, Boiled -.
Raw Linssed Oil, Red Lead. Eirhsros o,,,
ent Dryers offered low by
Wake q co
"a To the trade oniy.
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BARGAINS FOR COLD WEATHER.
A FEW more left OF those heavy " inter
"a Gloves OF Cloth, Buskin and Lisle Thread.
lined and unlined. Mems NIerino Drawers
Boys very heavy mixed Cotton Socks. Girps
White and Mixed Wossted Hose. Ladies'
White and Black Lambs Wool and Merino
Hose, and all other Winter goods, TO be had at
small prices for cash. atNo As
teb2 ] "A nAvSf,>r
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N office.

or bo9n Cniss combined. 10
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GREAT REDUCTIC..
n. YORK LEDGER ONLY FOUR CENTS
Do HERALD DO do 90
anu all the Weekly Papers Only FOUR CTS.
AT DAY BOOK BUILDING.
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N Office,

NUIECp.
JUST arrived at my Stables, q ans
<HoIses and 90 Mules. which viii os
44G&soId on accommodating terms.
ia &c lls Ch,,rcb strss,
SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.
A SOUTHERN Gentleman ia desirous o. Oh,
n tanning situation as Teacher in a private
iain1iv, or 10 take charge of = school in h..
country. Satisfactory references gwen. Adj
dress
ia 3l-3t* DAY BOOH oEErrr
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SELLING BELOW COST.
. HAVING determined to close uut my
ga Winter stock of 3 lots and Shoes. / viii
Women's No ! Planters,
Women's Calf and Grain B3Dtees
Mems Grain Boots,
aIen's Calf Boots and Bo0teDs
Boys and Youths Boots and shoes, at and
below cost.
Selling off 700 pairs Mem End Woiaei.'s
Overshoes, at IS CENTS
Call early, and secure the bargains At the
Cheap Shoe StJIe.
THOS aicCANN,
IA Main street,
ieD -. Opposite Joh lSoJ,ss HAL
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&AlP STORES-ALL GRADES bnEF IN
~ STORE-20 bbls best New Mess PORK.
Is bbls Rump and Prime Mess Pork il.
store and for sale very low by
JAS z JONES,
ja 2o No CampbeaYs Wharf
Ia & ccpy)
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nNlONS-2 20 Bhls. Red Onions In large sh1s.
~ IN store and for sale low by
JE JONES
PUCK WkiEAT-.H BUCK WHEAT III,
~ bags BucRwheat for sale by
ia 10 JAS JONES.
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Notice. et.
r HAVE on hand for Hire, Horses, Carts,
l. Trucks, Drays and Hosting Horses, Tor
which will tsEs all kinds OF work for the
same. J w THAYER,
Agent for A THAYEh,
60 Stables on Hin street. rear of Bloodgood's
Dry Goods Store js 20-2w
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shubits are necklace OF pearls unto the
knot, and the whole unthrcads." Wherev-
er formed, habit acts involuntarily, and
without effort; and it is only when you OPP
pose it that You find how powerful it has
become. What is done once and again,
soon gives facility and proneurSs. The
habit at first may seem to have no more
strength than a spiders web bat once
formed, it binds as with 1t chain of iron.
The small events Of life, taken .ingly, may
seem exceedingly unimrortnn;. like snow
that falls silently, fake b. h"lr. yet "ccG-
mulated, these snow-hAkcS iUrmi Tie ava
lanche. Self-respect, self-hclp, applicn-
ton, industry, iItegrity-,tii arr of Ihc ma
turc of habits, not beliefs. Principles, in
fact, are but the names which we assign to
habits; for the principles are words, but
the hahits are the things themselves ben
cfnctors or tyrNnts, according as they are
good or evil. 1t thus happens that as we
grow older, portion of our free activity
and individuality becomes suspended in
habit; our actions become of the nature OF
fate, and VIC are bound by the chains
which we have woven around ourselves
Samuel Smiles.
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1n,portnncc of Good 1Iablts.

Man. it has been said, is bundle OF
habits: and habit is second nature. Meta
stasio entertained so strong an opinion OF
the power of repetition inact and thought,
that he said. "All is habit in mankind, even
virtue itself" Butler, in his analogy
imprcsscs the importance of discipline, and
firm resistance 10 temptntisT, as tending
to make virtue hahiIual, 81 that at length
it may become more easy to he good than
to give way to sin. '.As habits belonging
to the body" lie says 'sarc produced by eX-
ternaI acts, so habits of the mind are pro-
duccd by the execution of some inward
practical purposes, i. G.. carrying them in
to act, or acting upon thcm-the principles
of obedience, vcracity justice and chnri-
tv." And again, Lord Brougham sa IS,
when enforcing the immense imro1tan c
of training and example in early v nth, Il
trust everything under God to /; bit, IN
which, in all ages, the law-girer as well
as the schoolmastcr, has mainly lac d his
reliance: habit which makes eve ythi g ca
sv, and casts the difficulties upon the Ievih-
zion from its course. Thus m Ike 8 pbriety
n habit, and intcmpCrancc will ne hateful
make prudence habit, and reckless profli-
racv will become revolving to every prin-
ciplc of conduct which regulates the life
of the individual. Hence the necessity for
the greatest care aud wntchfulness against
the inroad of any evil habit; for the char
nctcr is always weakest at that point at
which it has once given way ana 1t Is long
before principle restored can become so
firm as one that has never been moved. 1t
is fine remark of a Russian writer, that
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TNLOUR.- .--55 hbls Pearl Mills Family Flour, Of
1 white wheat, just received and for sale by
fsb1S GEO ADAMS, M. 50 Muin-st.
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= CASKS OF TURKISH d GERMAN
y PEUNE:;. 10 bush round and split Peas
$50 lbs IintciS. ian excellent article for soup,J
400 lbs Fresh Cara=Iy seed.
200 lbs Of the very finest sweet sTiccd French
Chocolate,
900 half and quarter loxe= Of SartlineS.
> cases Gross Blackwells celebrated Ensiish
Pickles.
8 cases Of .'Soycrs Relish and ''Sauo"Sa.
50 whole. half and quarter drums Of Figs
: FraleS Of Fresh Dates.
80 whole y and Il boxes Malaga Eai7in',
5 bags hliCsnt Soft Shcilerl Almonds,
Fresh Naples WHInuis,
do Fiihcrts-
: do Paln,nTts.
50 boxes splendid Cuas- nTunges-
Ia do Fresh LcmcIIs-
10 tloz. quart bottles Erandief Peaches, tresli
Cherries AMI Peas,
500 Fres! Cnculnuts.
Together with general vsTirtS Of F9ncy and Do
mcstic Groceries. just received and fnr sale cheap at
iIc new store # g. wSI. REESSISG-
Ss Market. near Quincy St
nlh2n IUaion eorv.i Wheeling Va
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a SAVING WIG.

\ New York contemporary boasts OF nav
ing had an introduction to the hOroiuc Of
the following skctGh--au acquaintance of
which to hc proud, and wife such as is IL
glory To her husband:
Mr. ---, Il merchant now residing in
PHILADELPHIA, who formerly lived in rather
an extravagant style, was in the habit,
every Monday morning, of giving his wife
certain sum of money for table and other
household rXpcnsestfOr the week. he never
mentioned his business to his wife, and
she, dccming him sufficiently capable of
attending to his own affairs, never inquir-
ed into them Aboht five years after they
were married, through slight misInan-
agcmcnt, and the rasctlity Of his couIiden
tinl clerk. Mr. --- suddenly broke, and
his fall was mentioned sympathiZinglv on
I Change, and-lille all such matters
there it ended. The merchant kept the
affair Il secret, and the first intimatiou the
lady had Of it, was by Il paragraph in the
LeGgcr. Shortly after dinner was over on
the day of the discovery of the startling
fact, Mrs. requested her husband to
remain in the pnrlor for 81 few moments as
she had something TO say to him. She
then left the room, hurried up stairs, and
shortly after returned with splendid
bound bible in her hand Handing it to
her husband she said, "Georgc, the day
after our marriage you gave me this pre-
cious book rs II token of your love, and
as rich fountain to look to in the day of
trouble. Its pages have been precious to
nc; and as your brow looks sad to-day, |
now return it to You that you may .Elcan
from it some consolation in the hour oil
gloom" She then left the room.
The merchant opened the book careless
". and +, bank bill fell out of it. He picked
it up and glanced at its f,cc-it was Il $40
bill He opened the book again, and am
other note of the same amount was before
him. He opcncd it Mt the first page, and
continued 10 find an X between every two
leaves, till he arrived Mt the commence
ment of the book of Revelations. He WAS
savcd-could again commence business,
and had IL capital of $4,000 to commence
with!
lie rang the bella servant appeared.
"Rcqucst your mistress to come to me
immediately" said the merchant.
--Thc lady obeyed, entering the room
with something between tear and Il
smile
Kate! Kate! where did you procure all
this moncy?'
''Tis the weekly saving of your house
hold expenses for the last five years" was
the modest reply. every week put ten
ont of the twenty dollars which you gave
me into our Bible bank, that when Il day
of trouble came upon us, we should have
something to save us from the wolf"
"But why put it in the Bible, Bntc2"
'.Becausc it is good hank, and one that
will not suddenly break"
"You arc an angel, Kate" cried her de-
lighted husband, casping her to his heart;
Aud so she is. Does any one doubt it?
There are thousands of such angels, des-
pitc the ratings of our miserable woman
slundcring bachelors.
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Daily 9ntelligenfer,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

'wELvE SOLID LINES OF NoNPAREIL (oR ONE INCH.) or
LESS. MAKE \ SQUARE.
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ES"SPECIiL NOTICES Double thc above rates.
ES5"Ncarly Advertising reasonable terms, accor-
ding to the space occupied md the nnbero changes
made.
All advertisements from transient persons or strang
erE to be yN1id fer IA 0dranc'.
prescribed by law.
business Cards not exceeding FIVE lines. SOL yonr
81 for six months but for shorter period nothing
will lie counted less than square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business: and all
advertisements for the benefit of other persons, as
well MS all legal advertisements and advertisements
of auction es ard real estate, sent in by them must
be paid for mt the usual rates.
Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. ,
cases ut full rates.
Marriages Notices of Funerals and annguncemcnts
Of Sermons, aO cents each. nuvll-"9
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American HouEhton Seeding, by the doz. or II
one or two years old.
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CmILLs AND FEVER CHlLLs AND FEVER J!
One Of the greatest remedies that has
ever been laid before the public, for Fever
and aguc, and which have received the
highest cncomiums from the press and the
people, is DR.. j. No$iciter'S Celebrated Bill
ic.s. Who would endure the torture "ris-
ing from this terrible disease, when it can
be so easily cured? Who would endure
slccpless nights, burning ievcrs ana icy
chiis alternately, when " remedy can be
obtained for mere tritie? And yet how
many families limger out Il painful existence
under this deadly bligh, and do nothing
but guIp down quinine, uutil'it becomes
US common as their daily meals, and yet
they are not relieved. None but the fool
sh and weak would hesitate to procure
these valuable Bittcrs, and save themselves
intense agony Sold by druggists and
dealers generally everywhere.
Ri See advertisement in another col
umn.
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Assets. Jnnnarx 1, 1855.
Sl.5OG,3S7 SIS

Upwards of SLY, 100000
OF Losses have paid by tl lEtna insurance Co.
in t!Ie past IS wears.
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CURRANTS.

Hardy Gonessce Raspberry Plants, for sale by
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TREES. &c.


7 HAVE FOR SALE. FoR TIE SPRING OF 1850,
(Ncw Rochcel and Dorchester blackberry Plants,
Raspberry Plants a large variety Of Strawberry
Plants. GlsiEeviRes, EyeTgre-Gs Ornamental and De
ciiuo- Trees Ornamental Shrubs Iyhrid. Perpetual
and Climbing Roses, ns!nts FlowernG Plants iloI-
eySGckles Climbing Shrubs, Sc; Red Dragon Bnibs.
Also, Shruhbery for Cemetery Lots.
LT5- fuckers Illustrated Annual Register OF Ru-
raj Afftirs f,r lSG0 be had by applying tn me-
Price - cents.
STRAWBERRIES.
Wilson's Albany sec'liinG Plants. for sale 10y the
100 or LOCO warranted genuine
RLAGKBEERIE
Iawtoa toE New RoclcIle) Plants, for sale by the
dnz. or l,GC0.
GOOSEBERRIES.
American HouGhton Seeding by the doz. or leo
one or two years old.
RASPRERRIES.
Hardy Gones.ce Raspberry Plants, for sale by the
100 7,CCO. Also, Orange Brinklc. alri Large New
Monthly
CURRANTS.
White and Red Grape and Victoria and Black Ma
pies. by the dozen or hundred.
Orders for Plants can he brought from the Nursery
of the Proprietor IN few hours notice. which for
this section "f Tie country, i much to the advantage
of the purchaser. Apply to
THjS. HORNBBOHK.
miles National Road, East or M. llri@ Main st.
between ainn and Monroe tnp stairsl
80 Orders left with .ion X. BotsEprd, Water
street, Will bc promptly attended to. mhlI
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted al terms consistent with sovcncy an
-. .nHa
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The N. Y. Paper Warehouse
ON TIE DE InRUE PLAN.

DULE AND FINISH OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
{, Fine Papers. iii establishment Stock
from the best Mills in the country, by entire new
process using patented machinery, exclusively our
Ia tl,c sheet Patent Headed and common Bill Cap
and Blank Goo; Papers style and quality Of the ruling
unsurpassed. at small advance in price rom PLAIN
nonnr We are nrepared To finish order for Dealers
an, Satoncrs goods in their own wrappers stamped
device furr,isheiD without extra charge; VIII eN-
change from our stock Of ruled papers with nialihc-
turerS for Flat Pancr to their advantage
CARSON & HARD Wholesale lhPer Ded!crS No.
a. BcNl;Ntan street, New Cork. aNio-5J ~
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CEIOice First Class Insurance


tg~cesn Capital 81 100000. absolute and unimpaired.
wIrn \ sTnPLus oP S:IJG,3s7 S..
And the prcs;ueof IS years and experience
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STRAWBERRIES.
INCONSISTENCIES

Iawtoa lor New RoclleIle) Plants, for sale by ii
ilnZ. or Coo.
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1latf1Tt OhtE Aqe1tep.

= JNITRD STATES AND ROREIGN
4,T1ETRNT OEBIGE AGENCY 0P.
-s-siS WsddeI House, Bank Hsr11ls q loEeinnd o.
TrrIlpaT, tuyniiGl EEHu asASNARp.
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shilliRg per week % CITY BubasFIbsrH.
Five Dollars per year 70 Mall subseribers.
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Boar0tn9.

III DOARDNGH HOUSE-DL. BEACH
has takEnt the doe Boarding. House, No ~ superior
s. which has newly htted up and Is now o2se loi
y shaTecoptfonO Of hDardnra 4zSs.----
BOARDING. - The House No. "a
Public Square, By ths etone Churgn-One o. the
Hlas.nlsst oeatiuna II ne etyas essa 10 q
Tor BozTuers briilles "
q.
cGlVoniant bed-rduIns uud ainfs ho9sls
md Day Bosrders n f1d good aecq On -.
asqnble erla. Ladies nsf e1cudsd hesTsees 8lreh
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oUfTA ROHA AsE,

For Artificial Teeth I
e uEnacture5, and AL varieties Of artfesl teeth are
. n n - fltp tBst manner W. B 1NGERS0LLt 4
Ns 2ii SIaIbs Block Superior street., Cleveland D..
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