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Negro sales.

There was a large att enhance on sale day,
says the Abbeville Banner. The following
are the sales of negroes by the Commission
err:
Woman and two children, $l2T0; woman
and one child $l205; girl Is years old $3.50;
girl l6 years old, $l345; boy IA years old,
$3.50; man and vile and i've children, from
Is TO 3 years old, $4S0o.
Says the Mercury, Messrs. Wilbur d Sons
sold gang of l02 rice field hands, at ah
average of $3.50 each:
Also Mr.. Thos. Ryan q Son sold prime
young fellows at an average of $ll95 each,
and field hand for $3.50.
We see by the Fairfield Herald that Sc ne
groes, sold on sale day, averaged 1891 81
each. By the same paper we see that "
slaves, belonging to the estate of S Dubose,
deceased, averaged sos each.
AT the sale fthe late q. p. Herndon, says
the Upionyille Times, l04 negroes were sold
for $l00, $50, the average of which is 1894
80; forty4iye were children, under ten years
OF age.
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MILITARY CoNyENTIoN.~-At an adjourned
meeting of this body. on Wednesday night,
several sections of the report the committee
on business were aaopted, viz lst. Recon-
mending the establishment OF an Adjutant Gem
eral's department, and prescribing his assist
ants duties. I'd. Quarter-Master's and Com
missary's department, etc. Sd. Inspector Gem
erals department, etc. 5th. Medical depart
ment. under direction of Surgeon General
9TH Paymaster's department. 7th. Requiring
Mai Generals to makeaat least four legimen-
tai reviews every year, and Brig. Generals two
reviews. sth. Authorizing general officers 10
call out the militia
The 4th section, recommending an Ordnance
department, with Chief of Ordnance with
large salary, was opposed to BY Captain Dim
mock, and advocated by Gen. Taliaierro, The
Convention rejected the propositlon-ayes 81,
noss 40.
The section recommending that Brigade In
spectors be paid $40 per day when on duty,
was discussed at considerable length. some con-
tending that the office was superiority, and
others that 1t was indispensable. Some of the
SPEAKERS argued that the office was needless
burden upon the State Treasury others that
Ehe Colonels OF regiments ought to be compe-
cent and willing to discharge the same duties;
and others that the Brigade Inspection was the
yIeallzing feature OF the military system, etc,
etc.
The report ofthe committee on this branch
of the subject, was finally adopted, and the
Convention adjourned until Thurday night at
IN o'elock.-Whig.
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New York Markets.

NEW YoRk, January Is. Flour-The mar.
ket isirregular.a Sales of 1000 bbls.-~
State $500. N
Wheat The market is dull and pri ces
have a declining tendency. No sales of
moment reported.
Corn-phe market is firm but the supply
is scarce; sales Of new white and yellow a.
S8a90 cents.
7I21l. f3
ported.
Whiskey The market is dull at former
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The New Opera House

w LII shortly open under the direction
w and management OF Mr.. 6. X. Dickin-
son, who willproduce rapid succession O f no
Veltles, and introduce to the Norfolk public
the most eminent artist, Mr.. Murdoch, the
gTeat american Tragedian and Comedian, and
Mrs. Gladstine, The celebrated and fascinating
aitiste are engaged. Negotiations are pending
with other and eminent artists. Due notice
will be given OF the opening. ial2
Oh & A copy)
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OPEN CONFESSION. Rev. Mr.. Hill pastor of
the United Brethren, at Kesota, Minnesota,
was recently accused Of Ger tain scandalous
practices, and called together his church and
society TO listen to his public confession. He
told them that three years ago he seduced a
girl from her house in Maine, and took her to
Boston, and after short residence there, to
Minnesota, where he had resided with her as
his vile for l3 months, having one child by
her He said he had left wife and three chill
dren in Maine After this full confession, he
asked all who were in favor of his Iemain-
ing as their Christian pastor to stand up, and
majority rose to their feet while the rest re-
fused to vote either way.
A decree has been issued for the sale of the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad forthe benefit
of the third mortgage bond holders.
VIM. Fowle, long known one of the most
enterprising citizens of Alexandria, died on
Sunday.
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office.

All Communications, &C., intended tor in
sertion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
hould be addressed to JOIN r. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor IN order to ensure
attention.
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Hitriol Throwipg.- editor of the
Troy Arena has been shown the ''machine''
by which yitriol is squirted upousthe dress
ss eft ladies. 1t consists OF large hollow
metallic finger ring, with small hole in it
just large enough to permit the flow of the
small stream thrown. TO this ring is at
tached a metallic cylinder which will hold
tablespoonful and half Of vItriol. From
the cylinder projects the end Of "a piston rod
to the piston is attached a valve working
inside of the cylinder. The whole thing is
worked on the principle of an ordinary
'sqnirtgun or syringe. The ring is worn
on the finger, the cylinder being held in the
hollow o. tpe hand, and the saaall piston is
worked BY the, pressure Of The thumb on the
end OF the piston rod. 1t may be easily
concealed by shutting the hand on the cyl
inder, so ttatto ordinary observers it would
only appear that the vitriol thrower was
wearing q tolerably largesized lingering.
1t throws stream about as large in diam
eter as a knitting-peedle.
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L A 7 e S T M e w s
Arrival of the New York
LATER FROM EUROPE

HALIFAX, Jan. l3.-The steamer Mem yo.z
WIZ London dates to the 18th, put in bere
to-day short of coal. - No'e
me G CITY Of Manchester, Europa and An.
9lo Saxon had arrived out. 1"'
all the markets. 4'''N'SS III
unchanged. ''''''' were
breadStuts were steady, and wheat had an
PROVISIONS were dull, sugar firm.
Consols 9519a955s.
Inc Chlnese government has applied for
AMERICA mediation in its difficulties with
England and France. ~"
oo me a ship Flora Temple, for Havana, with
ooo C 20 on board, has been wrecked in
the China Seas !"
Spanish Princess has been born
ne rope refuses to enter the Congress of
Fafls unless the rumored authorship of th.
late pamphlet is denied.
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sAsaSNES.

The DAY Book will be served to subscribers
4tha re!stS Yer wes payaDie to the Carrier
When sent by mail it wll bs "a per year, g.
hle In advance
u cireuIntion greater than the Daiiies
OF beth Cities combined. 90
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MARINE NEW S !.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
SATURDAY, Jan. l4th.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, i'm Baltimore.
Sohr VIM Franklin, Lee, I'm Warwick, wood
to master
Schr Emile, Davis, I'm Pocosin River, wood
to master
schr John Brady, Higgins, I'm Seaford, Del,
corn to Baymore & Stone.
Boat Black Jack, fm N c, with corn.
HA NIPPON ROADS.
Ship Parthenon, Welcome, 81 days from
West Coast ana Chilli, with copper ore, bound
to Baltimore, arrived in the Roads on the 7th
CLEARED.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, for New Z ork
by ] M Smith & Bro.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY

A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY
n Some four months since, our excellent
townsman, NAPTHALI EZEKIEL informed us
that he had prepared hair restorer with which
he was experimenting upon his own head +,
whose top was entirely bald. We saw him
two days since, and on the place so bald four
months since fine crop of hair has sprung up
with vigorous growth. So convinced is Mr..
EZEKIEL of the efficacy Of his discovery that
he has named it 'sThe Lnfallible Virginia
Hair RestOrer.' MIR +. is about going into
extensive manufacture of an article which
is destined to prove of anxious interest to our
bald pated friends.-FrOna Richmond Enquirer,
Dec. 18TH, 1859.
This famous article can now be had of the
principal Druggists Those persons who de-
sire a fine head othair, have only to use the
restorer according to printed directions on the
bottle. Those who have any doubts OF its eff
cacy, can have them removed in short time,
by using the VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
INFALLIBLE, proving that it is all that it is
claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders 60 Main street.
r. EZEKIEL.
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The Fight for the Championship Of Eng
land. THE arrival of the mails by the Can
ada has placed us in possession OF later in
tel ace respecting the proposed fight be-
tween the champions of America and Eng
land. The agent of the Benecia Boy arrived
in London on the 14th Of December, being
the day previous to the stalking Of the sec
ond deposit of the match The tinal deci-
Sion as to the day of fighting was mutually
agreed to, both parties yielding point in
their desire to AFFECT an amicable arrange
ment, In fact, the whole affair was con
du cted in the pleasantest and most satistac-
tory manner to all parties. 1t will be seen,
from the subjoined copy of the articles, that
the day Of one Of the deposits is fixed on the
22nd of February, which is Washington s
birthday--a coincidence not little curious
if accidental. The day Of fighting is APP
pointed for Monday, the 10th of April next,
so as to afford the patrons OF the ring, who
are nearly all racing men, an opportunity
to be present. The following are the arti-
Giles, which have been sent to Wilkes Spirit
of the Times for publication
Articles of agreement entered into this
10th of December, 1859, between Thomas
Sayers and John G. Heenan. The said 7.
Sayers grees to fight the said John @. Hee-
nan for E200 side, according to the rules of
the ring OF the Pugilistic Benevolent Asso-
citation, by when the said Thomas Savers and
John c. Heenan hereby mutually agree to
be bound. The said fight shall take place
on Monday, the 10th of April, 1860,
within one hundred miles and above twenty
miles from London. In pursuance of this
agreement, 9l00 side are now deposited in
the hands of the editor of Bells Life, who
shall be fiaal stakeholder. The third de-
post shall be made of $50 side at Nat
Largham's Cambrian stores, Castle street,
on "Wednesday, the 22nd Of February, 1860;
the last deposit shall be made on Friday,
March 80.
The deposits shall be made between the
hours of eight and ten, and the party failing
in any deposit shall forfeit the whole of the
money then staked. The men shall be in the
ring between the hours of II and /, or the
absent man shall forfeit the battle money
The expenses of the ropes and stakes shall
be shared equally by the combatauts. The
editor of Bells Lite to name the place and
the referee.
John GRILLoN, for Tom Sayers.
FRED FALKLAND, tor John U. Heenan.
The Benicia Boy did not, as reported, pro-
coed to England in the steamship City of
Washington on Saturday last. He gave
sparring exhibition in Philadelphia on that
evening to crowded house. The wind-up
was between Heenan and Aaron Jones, and
was splendid illustration Of the science of
boxing. Three hearty cheers for his success
against the champion OF England were Civ
en- at the conclusion of .he exhibition
Heenan will proceed by the steamship Asia,
and will be at once met by his agent and
trainer, and conveyed to his training quar-
tiers.
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PHILApRLrHlA, Jan. l3-This.mor1 ing the
Philadelphia Corn Exchange made donation
of $500 to the Lawrence sufferers. This is the
first movement in this city,
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office,

TNHE subscriber having come to the deter-
l. mination not to- open his Shop on Sun
days, would respectfully request all his Gus
toners to get their wants attended TO on Satur-
day night. HENRY MASON,
ia 10 Barber. Union street
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NEW York, Jan. ia ship leaves here on
Mnohday next for Gibraltar, with relief for the
Jews OF Morocco. She will be oommandaa h',
Capt. Moses, of Charleston. ~
The schooner Ellen Terry, from Whining
ton, Delaware, was cut through by the ice YES
teraay ana sunk Her cargo OF corn is a total
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CROMWELL'S DIRECT LINE
b Between Norfolk and N. York

<4Ff@& The steamship Potomac, Captain
azzszz. WatsoA, will leave Norfolk for New
York every Wednesday at IL NJ, and leave New
York for Norfolk every Saturday at P. M.
forming a Weekly direct Line between Nor
folk and New York.
Shippers are requested to order their goods
from " York by this line as they can rely on
haying their goods landed in Norfolk
For freight apply to
THoS. P. CROWELL, Agent.
ia7 Higgins wharf Norfolk,
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DIED,

In Portsmouth, yesterday, Mr.. THOMAS
BROWN, aged &c years.
In Portsmouth, on. the 18th inst, WILLIE,
daughter OF M w and Rebecca Armisteal,
aged years and months.
In Helena Arkansas, on the 4th inst, Nh.
JAMES r PARRISH; formerly of Portsmouth.
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"a z A copy I w
"We Strive to save,

THE Collecting Committee of the nited
Fire Company, intend during the present
week, to call on their frieEds ANA contributors
for their yearly subscriptions.
Returning thanks for pastdavors, we hope to
meet with that generous patronage which has
heretofore been extended to us.
VIM II RU sTIC, l1....--..
ia lost RICH'D NELSON, Committee
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'sFHt1 sick and infrm, DESTROYS Of good medi-
l. cal attendance, kind and careful nursing,
ofty and well ventilated apartments, will tind
them at the HOSPITAL OF ST. VINCENT OF
PAUL, under the charge of the Sisters Of
charity, on Church and Wood streets.
Inc slek admitted without distinction oflla-
tloh OF fehglop ia ely
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Notice of DissOlutiOn,

THE firm of A MOCK & co, was dissolved
\ Oh tie oath uItimo, by the death of A J
Mock M ] Ryan, the surviving partner having
bought out he interest of said A Mock, de-
ceased, in the concern. All persons indebted
to the firm will please come Tor ward and set
tie, and all persons having claims against them
will present them for payment TO
ia 10 M RYAN.
III cOny xuN
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BEEF-FEiESH BALTINORE BEEE.
M II have added to our Grocery business, at
w No CampbelPs Wharf, the Cutting OF
the very hnest article oil Baltimore Fresh Beef
to be sold at all hours of the day. These in
want OF nice Steak or Roasting piece can
always procure fresh article, as we shall be
supplied daily on arrival OF the boats.
We have engaged the services of Davy Ed
wards, (copd) who has been engaged in the busi-
ness in our market over forty years.
Ia 10 E BELL Il Co
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RICHMOND, Nov. 1859
l N. EZEKIEL, take o ath on the Holy BIZ
Bile, that have been bald for the past II years,
and have restored my hair by using EZEKIEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR KESTORER.
NATHANIEL EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Nathaniel
Ezekiel. Jos. MAYO,
Mayor o Richmond.
Wake Il CO.,
J,, Cole Norro11y
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TAILORING, TAILORING

L. T.. HENSON informs his friends and
AAs the public generally, that he is located
at II Bank street, where he is prepared to make
up any description OF Gentlemen's Garments in
neat and fashionable style. Cutting and Re.
pairing attended to and satisfaction given.
share OF public patronage Is solicited.
&C 2i-3m
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INTERESTING TO LADIES.

ncS BALTIMORE made Shoes
W4N are considered the best in the
market. W have therefore de-
SEzmaaAazazn termined to make trial with
Ladies' Shoes. Also to-day we received as
sample go pair Ladies MorScco Bootees made
iii Baltimore to our own order. They are not
only strong and substantial, but also very neat
and fit well.
GE- Now Ladies', if you wish to encourage
Baltimore manufacture call and buy your Shoes
at rslte ULLMAN'S,
ia 10 Opposite the Day Book Office.
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Fur NEWBEkN AND WASHINGTON.
PIONEER STEAM LINE
f IL K g II II for Nswbern
zk2sszzzazaEE2z and all points on the a ~ N C,
and North Carolina Il Roads and Washington,
Pactolus. Greenyille, Sparta, Tarboro, Wilson,
Leakviile, Germantown. Swan Quarter, Mid.
dleton, Fairfield and Wysocking, viii. be re-
ceived and forwarded with dispatch
H II DOTY,
Gen'l Agent N C steam Transportation Co,
ia l3-u Office Higgins wharf.
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yNTE have this day sold to JACOB HEGT,
wv BROS. q co., our entire interest in the
store No. q, Main street, and they are alone
authorized to receive all monies due the House.
NJ. WIESENFELl. 2
M. HECT,
s. STEIN,
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We would announce to the public that We
win prosecute the Clothing business at the
same stand, in first class style. The stock
now on hand will be closed out regardless OF
cost, to make room for an immense stock Of
Spring Goods which is now being manniae-
tured in our principal house in Baltimore, eXT
pressly for us. Call early ia order TO be in
time Tor good selection.
jal9-lm JACOB HECT, BROS, & co.
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
TENHE undersigned, having taken the store
J. No. CampbeIl's Wharf, Tor the purpose
of conducting the
GROCERY BUSINESS,
Is determined to keep choice and well select
ed assortment ofall articles in his line, feeling
confident of success in pleasing those who may
favor him with call. The attention and pa
tronage OF his friends and the public generally
is solicited, with the assurance that no efforts
willsbe spared to meet their wants.
a l3-tf T d WILBERN.
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FISHING SMACK AND SEINE FOR

SALE.
u those acquainted with Cod Fishing. an
opportunity is offered to puIchas Sc
the FISHING Smack Princess" which is in
good order, and has excellent capacity for the
business. Within ten to twenty miles of Cane
Charles, large quantities of these delicious fish
may De mad, with the best market--Norfolk-
cAose at hand Tor disposing OF them alive.
Also one Seine, almost new. $50 iathoms
long "a feet deep, together with purse net
for sale. Apply 10 - = >'''N NV
HENRY FITZGERALD,
ia l3-lw Campoells wharf, Norfolk,
4. o. o. F.
nj OI1CE-The Annual meeting of the Odd
Nv Fellows Building Association will be held
at Odd Fellows Hall, on Tuesday evening l7th
inst, at o'clock NJ
jal5 T SUMMERS, President
MTOODl WOOD The Norfolk and Pc
w tersburg Railroad Company have for
sale some 50 to 60 cords of we'll seasoned OAK
WOOD. Apply to X NJ. Butler, Agent Norfolk
Station.
ia 10 WIN MALONE.
4 GREEN and Black Tea, in STORE and for
~ safe by JORDAN 4 BRO,
ia 10 70 Church street.
iNE Old Java Coffee in store and for sale
a oy JORDAN T. BRO.
IA 10 70 Church street.
'HURf&s' ISLAND sALT AFLOAT-
5000 bushels cargo Brig Romeo. now dis
SAa1 gang ior sale low from vessel.
ia 10 ROWLAND l. BROS
k NANDLES-l40O boxes and half boxes Ada
~ mantine Candles, 4s 6s and rs.
900 boxes Nhittemore and Smiley, new
mould Candles.
80 boxes best quality Sperm Candles, As to
6s, for sale by
ia 10 ROWLAND h BROS
Servant Girls for Hire.
LAh ELY GIRLS between IL and Is wears
- OF age, accustomed to house work. Also one
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NIhtn.ION

NOI1CE.
R. NASH has removed his Office to the
~ y w corner Of Main and Fenchurch SITS.
ia9-Iw
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CASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING

IN THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.
| Square day...$O SO do weeks. IS
do days. o 10 Square month - 90
| do days. l 90 l do 2months ! 00
/ do lweek, | rs do 3months 10 90
II advertisements ordered twice or thrice
a week, for each insertion after the first,
per square. ss.''..s'''' o' =
Marriages and Deaths to be published as news.
Obituaries, Funeral Notices, &c, will be
charged as other advertisements, and payment
required IN advance.
vance
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A sN6ioas Complim ea. Recently, at the
Liverpool assizss, one of the barristers en-
gagged in q case which involved some pecu-
liar and interesting female evidence, made
the following observation:
The evidence OF women is, in some res
poets, superior to that of men. Their power
Of judging OF minute details is better, and
where there are more than two facts, and
something is wanting, they supply the de-
ncieney. Wherever there is room for their
Imagination, which is more powerful and
active than that of men, they Immediately
bridge the thing over and supply the gap.
The Mail Contractors. -Refusals Of cor-
tractors to carry the mails gradually aeon
mulate. Of them is that Of Kent, Fieklin
" Co., who have engagements for several Of
the routes in Northern and Western Yir-
giEia. They keep their stages in motion,
but decline TO carry the mails.
ReJesed a Charter. Missouri Leeis-
'~ture, on a vote of 81 to %, refused char
! for the Southwestern University, at JEFF
rson City, on the ground that porthern
Methodists were aboliti0nists.
Ten Brock, of racing fame, has gon
ally to spend the winter.
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Postodice Afairs.-ln Virginia postoflice
is established at Goods Store, Harrison co (,
Va, Samuel Good postmaster. On route
Grafton to Parkersburg The site ANA name
of the office at Stony Mount, Brunswick co.,
is changed to Pleasant Shade Greenyille CO.,
and Richard e. Davis appointed postmaster,
vice George Stone, resigned. Change name
of Cub Greek, Charlotte county, Va, to
Coles Ferry.
Offices Discontinued Barbour's Cross
Roads, Isle of Wight county, Va, and Tur-
ner's store, Caroline county, Va.
Appointments Il Daily postmas'
tor at Bay View, Northampton county, Va,
vice VIM N Thomas. declined. Jeremiah
Morton postmaster at White Sulpher
Springs, Greenbrier county, Va, vice u W
q Whiting resigned. Jonathan h Ross post
master at G leen's, Gloucester county, Va,
vice VIM Mason, resigned. Thos A. smith
postmaster at AppomattoX Court House,
ppomattox county, Va, vice San'l A Clio
r, Resigned.
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Luke Saunders was stabbed and killed near
Palmetto, Ga. on the I'd inst, by a man named
Thomas.
Mai. Jas. Murell an cid citizen of Campbell
county, Va died on the 25th nit.
Lindsay Owens Of F atset of VH died
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IT = BE WISE TO. DAY !-'Tis madness
RS to neglect cough, or cold. Consump-
tlon may follow, and though DR.. Wistar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, cures the latter disease,
yet the former disappear at once under its in
hnence.
N5- There's vile counterfeit of this Balsam
therefore be sure and buy only that prepared
by W FowLE Il Co., Boston, which has the
acritten signature of l. BUTTS on the outsids
wrapper.
For sale by NJ. "A. s C. A. SANTOS and
Wake y Co., and KING & Toy, Nor
dealers eyerywhere
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For Rent for 1850.

STe.., That desirable Store and Dwelling
ESiis House, No. 20, West side of Market
-ka.lN Square, lately occupied by Mr. Ja-
cobs, is offered for rent for this year. For
terms apply to
VIM. W. COKE Esq,
Over B r Tebault's Store, Or TO
ia Rev. Stephen Barrett
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RAGLANs,

sst have added to my business at my
IAE Stables, thatof HORSE SHOEING.-
-1AZ,,ks Having engaged the services Of Mr., r.
hawtlbfR, who is Distinguished in that art,
willibepieased to have share ofpubllc pa
trunage.
slJ- shoeing at the low priceof 81.
N. b. LEE,
ia IL 11S Church street.