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THE FISH MARKET, presented "a beggarly ac-
count of empty benches yesterday morning.
This was owing to the easterly wind, which not
only prevented the fishermen from putting out
their nets but prevented those who had nets out,
from hauling them in. We heard of three or
four nets which had been put out before the wind
changed, and had to be abandoned when the
storm of Tuesday evening came up; one at Mr..
Garrison's was swept shore at witch-duck inlet.
Two three carts contained all the fish presented
at the market yesterday, but should the wind
change 80 to allow the SCENES to be hauled in,
we may look for full market this or tomorrow
morning.
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MARRIED,

In Salem, on the 9Th of August, by the Rev.
Mr.. Register, Mr.. GILES BARNBTT, of Roanoke
county, to Miss ANNIE E. L. DAVIS, formerly of
Norfolk, Va. -Ja-44
On the evening of the Goth instant, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents, in Henrico county,
by the Rev. james E. Gates, Mr.. WIN. MASON to
Miss MARTHA SHE'LL, the former of Richmond
city, and the latter of Henrico county, Va.
On the 18th instant, at the residence of the
brides father, in Lynchburg, Va, by the Rev.
W. II. Kinckle, of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, Lieutenant CHAs. H. DIBBIE, A. A. A..
G., of Brigdier General Briscoe, and Miss NJ A.
WATSON.
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THE W1ND.-Tuesday evening played havoc
generally; from parts ofthe surrounding country
we hear of trees fences and even buildings having
been Frustrated. On Geo. E. Cromwell's farm
near the Indian Poll Bridgs the barn and stable
were blown down, and large wild cherry tree
torn from its base, lifted some distance, and Ian
ded in the creek The wind is represented az
having assumed the shape of tornado at this
point. There is little doubt but much other pro-
perty was injured or destroyed in the adjoining
counties, all of which will reach US in due time
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BoDY REoovERED.--The body of little Willie,
son of Mr.. John Wilkins, mentioned yesterday as
having been drowned, was recovered yesterday
by gentleman living near Bush's Bluff and sent
up in boat to the bereaved parents. The funeral
will take place this morning at 10 o'clock, and
will be attended by the members of the singing
class to which he belonged. We learn that the
male members of the class will perform the sad
duty of pail bearers on the occasion.
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tCONSIGNEES.

RECEIPTS OF FREIeHT.-Packages of freight
were received here yesterday, BY the steamers,
for the following parties. h 9s''5 Z, Pm
From Baltimors.--W. s. Pepper, j. 7. King&
Co., H. D. White, Cuthrell B Haynes, D. C.
Whitehurst, W. j. Allen. J. A. Calcert, W.lG.
B. w. Conaut & Co., J. D. Wright, F. Checker,
c. A. Smith, E. C. Deming, r. .. james, F..
Fitzpatrick, S. Seaton, W. W. Nicholas, W.
Nicholas & Co., Dickerson & Elyans, E. P. Tabb
& Co., S. March, J. ]. Foster, ]. p. Cowell b
Co., A. W. Mills.
From Richmond Sangster, s, E. Wise,
Chas. A. Smith, G. j. Smith, 8. A. Stearnes, j.
O. Wright, Komberly Bro. SO f)ft
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Shaw e. Roberts.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
v AuctiOn.-The following property will be
sold, on the premises, at public auction, WE'D
NESDAY, August 80, 1865:
AT 10Y O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
The Brick House and Lot, on the South-Eastern
corner of Butte and Catherine streets, containing
seven rooms, out-kitchen, cistern of good water'
wood house, &C., &c.
The Frame House, and Lot No. 10, South Cum
berland street, fronting 2715 feet on Cumberland
street, and running back 144 feet.
AND AT 12T O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
Taht valuable Lot, fronting so feet on Union
street, and running up Reid's lane 200 feet, i'm.
proved by a large Brick House, containing, eight
rooms hall, &C., &C., and further improved by
SOAP FACTORY, with its fixtures complets
stables. &c.,&c SHAW & ROBERTS,
au22-tds Auctioneers.
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A VILE RuMon was prevalent yesterday morn

WILD RuMoR was prevalent yesterday morn
ng that fifteen of the children who attended the
picnic were missing During the forenoon they
arrived in this city, much to the relief of their
friends. 1t appears that they had sought shelter
from the storm under the various hospitable roofs
in the neighborhood of Bush's Bluff, and, owing
to the storm, were detained all night. The most
serious apprehensions were felt for their safety,
and their safe return was matter of general CON-
graduation.
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PUNCH IN TRouBLE.-The attractive sign of
Punch situated on Main street, got its interpris-
ing owner in trouble, to this extent, that the box
on which Mr.. Punch stands is several inches too
long, and the street Inspector says it must be re-
duced to the number of inches allowed by law
Punch, himself is very quiet and inoffensize
''phellow," but he has too large pedestal, mqge
than the law allows, and he must reduce it, or
come down.
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| A BALT1MoREAN IN TRoUBIE.-Quite an excite
ment was raised on Market square, Portsmouth,
early yesterday morning, by the cry OF "pick-
pocket" proceeding from one of the fruit and
vegetable stands The police being on the ALERT
as usual Immediately resolved themselves lnto
committee of investigation. young, healtny
and hearty looking individual was discoVereo
making "tracks" due east from the square, ana
was seen to enter Mr.. S. J. Dunn's Restaurant
The police Immediately performed flank move
ment, taking in charge boy as Kecognlzer.
Upop a close and quick search of the premises
and streets. lots, &C., surrounding, the boy sud
denly discovered a person sitting behind the wood
pile, near the ferry wharf, quietly smoking MS
pipe. The person very coolIy asked the boy,
&c Who's skift is that" pointing to boat in the
dock The bow replied, "Here's skift enough for
vou-you are the man that stole the pocket
book"
The police being close up to the boy, made an
immediate arrest, and summoned the witnesses to
the affair Here we must remark that a citizen
became so much excited in the chase that ne
stumbled from the wood pile almost on the prls-
oner) On examination before Mayor Collins,
the prisoner was identified, and Mrs. Mary A
Harper deposed, that while attending to the sales
at her stand in the MARKET she felt slight knock
or touch on her side, and on turning discovered
the prisoner with her pocket-book in his hand,
which she took from him, charging him with the
theft at the time. The boy deposed to hearing
Mrs. Harper charge the theft on the prisoner, and
to knowing the prisoner to be the same man.
Mr.. S. ]. Dunn deposed, that the prisoner entered
his Restaurant and asked permission to his ''back
way" which he, as usual, granted, and that he
did not return. .es
The prisoners statement was as follows :; MY
name is VIM. McClue, from Baltimore, have been
in this place about four days, sailor by trade,
was standing in the market saw the pocket book
lying at Mrs. Harpers feet, picked it up and gave
it to her saying fhere's your pocket book, lady"
Mayor'-"What boat did you come here on.
Prisoner.-'I don't know SIR"
Mayor.--''What are you engaged in now, sir
Prisoner.--'1 am doing nothing sir" III
Mrs Harper and the boy denied the first part
of the explanation of the prisoner in toto.
The prisoner was committed for examination at
the next Hastings Court.
The police have eye on the movement of his
"chum," who is supposed to be now in Norfolk.
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DANGEROUSLY ILL.-Mr. Paul Fl. Russell, who
for some time has been connected with the mill
tary court in this city, is lying dangerously ill
from exposure and fatigue, incurred while on Off
cial duty He is now at the old Provost Mar
shals building, where his comrades give him all
necessary attention. He is member of the 3rd
Penn, Heavy Artillery
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THE DAY Book JOB OFFIoE.-The beautiful
cards and circulars now being turned out from
the Day Book Job Office, are attracting the at
tention and soliciting the admiration of all who
see them. This is not to be wondered at, when it
is remembered that the types and fixtures are all
new and lately selected from the most approved
and modern styles now known to the craft.
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DIED,

On Tuesday, August 22d, from drow ming, VIII
TON c., son Of J. F. and Eliza Wilkins aged 10
years and months. A- ~ st'
His funeral will take place this Thursday
morning, at 10 o'clock, from the Cumberland
street Methodist Church. The friends of the fam
lily requested to attend without further notice.
Departed this life, at his late residence in the
county of Mercer, at To'clock P. NJ. on Tuesday,
May 23d, 1865, Captain jams THOMPSON, in the
55th year of his age.
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HusR WArERMELoNs.-A cargo of watermelons
OF extraordinary size arrived here yesterday,
some OF them were three feet long and eighteen
inches in diameter; and in weight, ranged from
thirty to sixty pounds; these huge melons were
from up the Bay, and had been raised some where
near Baltimore. They went off at from fifty cents
to one dollar each.
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SALE OF FARM.-A valuable farm, in Princess
Anne, was sold yesterday by j. ]. Burroughs
Executor for the small sum of 81, 500. Doctor
}. E. Bell was the purchaser Itsis wonderful
Mat Northern capital does not seek investment in
some of the property that is now being sold 30
very cheap in this State. ff4It
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MILITARY CoURT.-Lieut. J. H. Keatley having
been relieved from duty in this Court, and his
successor not being ready to assume the duties,
there was nothing done yesterday
We understand that Capt. R. s. Botsford, Co.
F, seth Illinois volunteers, has been assigned to
duty as Provost Judge of this Court, and it ia ex-
pected that he will take his seat to-day.
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The TREEs-in various portions of the city
sufferedfrom the high wind on Tuesday afternoon.
One or two were Frustrated, and in numerous ir-
stances, limbs were broken off and swept away.
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SALE OF HOUSE AND LoT.-The house and lot on
Wolfe street, lately advertised in this paper, was
sold at auction on Tuesday, by Shaw Roberts,
for the sum Of $2,s75, Nj. E. l.. jenkins being
the purchase l .Tt
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A DIsREPurABLE HOUSE BROKEN UP.--Un-
der orders from Judge Keatley, Mr.. W. H.
Moore, Sergeant of the Military Court, proceeded
on Tuesday evening, to No. 10 Wide Water
street. closed the doors and took possession OF the
premises. This house is represented as having
been conducted in the most disreputable manner,
and was closed qy the military authorities as
public nuisance.
Sergent Moore deserves the thanks of the whole
community for his prompt action in this matter
Appropos. Moore is a member OF the
3rd Penn, Heavy Artillery, but has been connected
with the Military Court of this city since the 9Th
July, during that time he has acted as clerk and
sergeant of the Provost Court, and has been uni
ormly obliging and accomm odating to the
press.
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The 1O4rH PENNSYLVANIA VoLuNTEHRs- 1T is
reported that this command was mustered ont of
the service yesterday. EARLY in the morning
they strnck their tents, preparatory for leaving
for Philadelphia; where they will be paid off,
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NORFOLK MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

Wholesale Quotations.
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAF--slA@2 per bushel' as to qualify
| good demand
CORNw7O@sO cts per bushel, as to quality
OATS~4O@6O cts. per bushel-wantsd. .
| FLAXSEED-$2 per bushel-wanted
| BEANS-Nominal.
PEAS-Nominal.
COTTON-34035 cts. per tb--dull.
WOOL-3O@60 cts per has to quantity and
condition.
TAR--S3% per bbl.--in good demand.
PITCH-Nomina
RoSIN-Nominal.
TURPENTINE-S5@8
SHINGLEs-Per M, IL inch bundle 1907 ~
inch, $40; feet, $l21z.
R. o. H. STAVES-S30 per N.
BARREL I" --s2s per N.
PIPE $50 per NJ.
BACoN-hog round, 1920 cts. peg Din fair
demand.
LARD-23@24 cts. per ib--wantsd.
BUTTER-30@35 cts. per b.
CHEESE-l4@ls cts. per ID.
TALLOw-10@11 cts. per b.
BEESwAX-3s@4l cts. per ID.
FURS-nominal. t
IDES-nominal.
HERRIN GS-$506 per Dbl, eastern,
.MACKEREL, NO. 1-$l7 per Dbl.
.Is g.. NO. 3-Sl2 s.
C0DFISH-nominal.
So HAKE-nominal.
PORK--Mess, Ss4@s5 per bbl.; prime Mess,
$50. ..s.
SUGARS-Brown, l3915 cts. per 10; Clari-
fed, A, 81 cts; B, 20 cts; c., 10 cts. per H.
COFFEE-31@36 cts. per b.
MOLASSES-40@70 cts. per gallon.
FLOUR-per Dbl, Fine, S8A; Super, s9Gs7S;
Extra, Sl0%912; Family, S12H@l3.
SALT-Fine, 81; G.. A., So.
FORD,S ER-PHOSPHATE-se per ton
RHoDES SUPERB HosPHATE-sso per ton
of 1000 TBS.
REESE's BONE FLoUR-s75 per ton of 900
Tbs.
PERUVIAN GuANo-sls5 per ton of 1000
TBS. .. ....-
PACIFIC GUANo-s75 per ton of 1900 TBS.
GROUND PLASTER-$318 per Dbl.
+ LIME-Thomiston, nominal.
HAY-150@175.
REMARKs-The market continues firm at quo
tations and exhibits considerable advance in Hay.
Corn, Wheat, Flaxseed, Slaves and Tar are IN
demand and our country friends are urged to
send them forward.
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aul6-tds

MISERABLE BUILDING LOT ON
~ FreemaSOn st. Near Selden's Point
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
We will sell, on THURSDAY, August oath, 1855,
on the premises, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, that splen-
did LOT, on Freemason street, opposite the resi-
on Freemason street, and running back to the
Channel. This is the most desirable Building Lot
in the city, and offers inducements to parties wish
ing to build seldom met with
SHAW & ROBERTS,
aul7-tds Auctioneers.
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BY L. Salisbury, AuctlOneer,
URNITURE AT AUCTION.

Church street, between Charlotte and Woods, on
Thursday, August a. commencing at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, a lot of desirable Furniture, consisting
in part of one Piano, Cushion and Cane Chairs,
Mahogany and other Tables, Bedsteads, Mat
trasseB, Bureaus, Sideboards, Carpets, Mating,
etc., etc. L. SALISBURY,
au23.2t So and so Main street.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY LEIGH & PHELPS,
No. ROanOk square.
q. R. PHELPS, Auctioneefi

@. R. PHELPS, Auctoneefl
Regular Sales of Merchandise, Furniture,
Horses, Vehicles, &c., every Saturday morning,
in front of Store.
ON SATURDAY MORNING, THE
~ 26th instant, commencing at 10 o'clock, we
will sell large lot of Miscellaneous Goods,
embracing many desirable articles.
ALSO,
100 cases East India Co. Essence Coffee,
AZ bbls. Soda and Butter Crackers.
10000 ella Victoria" Cigars.
Lot of Dry Goods, Ready-made Clothing, &c.
Va Additions to the above sale solicited.
LEIGH PHELPS,
au24-9t Auctioneers.
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LOCAL.
OIIR ADVERTISEMENTS.

We have adopted the following liberal scale of
advertising rates for the accommodation of our
merchants and others, who desire to advertise in
our columns regularly. 1t will be seen that in
most cases the terms are as low as they were be-
fore the war
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LEYBURN--MACH AND
~ MTLLWRIGHT.

A LEYBURN--MAC AND
~. MILLWRIGHT,
Corner WIDE Water Street and Loyalps Lane,
Having every tool and steam facilities for pros
ecuting the Machinist Business, would respect
fully call the attention of the public to my SHOP
am prepared to repair all kinds of
STEAM ENGINES,
GRIST MILLS,
PRINTING PRESSES,
IRON SAFES,
STEAMBOAT MACHINERY,
and everything in the line of a regular Machnist.
employ superior practical workmen, and being
practical workmen myself, am inclined to be-
lieve that can give general satisfaction to all
who may confide their work to my charge.
All orders from town or country promptly
attended to and charges moderate
au16-tf A, LEYBURN.
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NOTICE 100 HANDS WANTED,
FOR MAKING SHINGLES.

WE will give the highest price for 100 No. ]
Shinglers, to work in our Swamp, Immediately
opposite to Palmyra, on the Roanoke river, North
Carolina. There is a Store attached to the
Swamp, where the hands can purchase all neces-
sary articles, such as Sugar, Coffee, Flour,
Clothes, Molasses, Whiskey, &C., at the lowest
cash prices. 7s:.te-5 s.Q 5rlf.s.
Ali hands desiring to work with US will report
to NJ Mem ahon, Esq., at Halifax, n. G., who will
j. FOSTER & CO., (Henneberry's old stand,
Norfolk, Va, who will give them all necessary
aid on their way: M. L. WOOD d co.
au24-lW*
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BY +. T. Ferguson.

v Farm for Sale at AuctiOn.-I will
offer for sale, on the 18th of September, the Farm
recently occupied by Mr.. Wentworth Mix, on the
road leading to Lambert's Point.
The Farm contains 65 acres, of which about so
are cleared and under good fence, with good
Dwelling and all necessary Out-houses.
The Land is well calculated for Trucking pur-
poses, and fronts on two roads, Lambert's Point
and Indian Poll.
If not disposed of privately, it will be offered
at my Auction House, at IL o'clock on the day
above named, at public auction. Terms easy
F. F. FERGUSON,
Mi
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TT RISE E s r R A Y.

HORSE E II RI Y.
Strayed from my Stables in the rear of my Lot,
on Tuesday night, my BOb-tail Black
Horse. He broke loose from the stable, and had
the halter with him when he left. will literally
compensate whoever will return him to me.
MILES F. TAYLOR,
of the firm of Howard & Taylor.
auOA
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4 UCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE
~ store on Wide Water Street, will
sell at public auction on Monday next, the 2sth
instant, at IL o'clock, that very valuable and de-
sirable property on Wide Water street and Hollis
Lane. The house is arranged for two Stores and
a Dwelling, with paved Yard and large Cistern
$4,000 galions), &c., &c. 1t has recently been
put in complete order, and is now ready for occu-
pancy.
The House is under ground rent of $50 per
annum, with lease of SO years, renewable.
This is rare opportunity for any person desi-
rous of owning valuable productive property
Terms-Cash. F. F. FERGUSON,
au22 Auctioneer.
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These prices entitle advertisers to a renewal of
matter every month. For more frequent change,
special contracts will be made.
Business Cards, of One Square OF less, one
vaar. SO 90
Two Squares, One year, eo W
49, Special Notices double the rates of ordi-
nary advertisements. s
@B- All transient advertisements payable an
sdcance.
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COUTHERN MUSIC AND BOOKS
D-TO be Had for Few Days Only |!
The undersigned, at B, Kayton's, No 8 Main
street, opposite Bank, soon to remove to New Or
leans, respectfully calls attention to his large
lection of Southern Music. embracing nearly
Also, has on hand few copies Of the great his
torical novels, JOSEPH II AND HIS COURT
and HENRY VIII AND HIS COURT, by L.
Muhlbach-translated from the German and pub
lished at Mobile, Ala, meeting with unparalleled
success. - = -
Have on hand a variety Of Novels, Stationery,
Photographs, Albums, Port Folios, and all of the
latest Music. fax - 5
Citizens are requested to call early, as our stay
is limited. Those wishing to preserve samples Of
Confederate works should lose no time
aug23-2t*l4,' nfN ~ j. Y. GILMORE.
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GrOcers and Commission Merchants,
AND
Dealers in Guano, Wines, Liquors, Soaps Sugar,
Molasses, Flour, Fish, Paper, Coffee, Brooms,
Buckets, Segars, Spices, Backing, &c.
Guano and Flour for sale at Factors Prices.
Consgnments solicited.
Select Family Groceries constantly ON hand,
Corner Wide Water and Commerce streets,
Norfolk, Va. aul2-ly
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If space would permit, hundreds OF other GER
Ghcates could be given. We refer the afflicted to
Pamphlet of Cases-for sale by all the Dealers ia
Medicines in Norfolk, Portsmouth and Richmond.
MORTIMER 4 MOWBRAY,
au23t-f Baltimore, Md
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GLOVER HILL COAL FOR SALE.
known Coal from vessel An Lump Send on
your orders early to .saQUpI4
so 2 A. A. MCCULLOUGH,
Central Wharf, foot of Church street,
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Extract from Letter from J. 0rf8sss, Eco,
Loudoua County, Va.
''My wife has been for years afflicted with
great weakness, pain in the breast side and back.
papitation of the heart, feebeness of the nervous
system, loss of appetite, complexion sallow, the
sight of one eye almost gone, the other very
weak l am pleased to say Hampton's Tincturs
has restored her to perfect health. Her eyes ars
as good now as ever they were.'
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rHAWBERLAIN'S PATENT TT-77
Ribbon Stamp.
an Advertisement and for cancelIing Inter
nal Revenue Stamps. No.Dealer should be with
out them. p = - .t;i30.E IS
. Also Stationery at wholesale, by .l43
Wake 4 CHAMBERLAIN,
, an99-3tf I1et - No. II Roanoke Square.
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ID U RIG SIS & C o RE,
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WINDOW GLASS AND 80 ais,as
w ~ 4 4 & & }tw Cattle Soap,
Raacaived on consignmsnts and for lsby - .
. auto TT NORRIS, GWATHMEY q co.
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HamptOn's Vegetable Tincture,
HamptOn's Vegetable Tincture,
HamptOn's Vegetable Tincture.
HamntNn,S Vegetable Tinctura.

Read the following certificates:
Extract from James Harris Esqr's Letter, AEss=
andria, Va.
After speaking Of wonderful cures on himself,
he says "Mrs. q. has been suffering with the
Liver Complaint and with feelings Of inability,
constantly complaining of weakness through hsT
whole system. She now enjoys better health than
for thirty years, being entirely restored by ths
use of Hampton's Vegetable Tincturs,"