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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Real Gstatc for Sale.
VO CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL SET:

Il TIERS "A LARGE AMOUNT OF REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-Yor the purpose OF insuring sse Investment
capital ard encouraging settlers to hnd homes In the
Southern Sae the undersisned for tine last years respect
iyey citizens OF the States of Tennessee and Loussna have
associated General Agents and ofe Tor
SALE Capitalists and the many now inqurng for
locations the South large small amounts OF
valuable improved and unimproved lands In the
world. . -
MANY of these lands In the highest state Of cultsa
ton ani producing from fifteen hundred to two thousand
pounds OF seed cotton from two thousand ot"enynse NUM-
red pounds of good sugar per together with
rom hy seventy gallons of molasses in addition 10
this profitable crops cereals invite the labor OF the husband
man. Stock of all Kinds may be easily raised having here
erked advantage those andrs where long aud severe
Winters require much honsHg, i.ecii aud attention
These lands siinated in tine cies Of Tennessee Aa
bama Mississippi Arksnsas, Louisaus and Texas many OF
hnn, o or nesr the Mississippi Red Arksnsas White and
81 Francis rivers aud other navglbe wsfer courses d fa
roads afo ding good oLs and opportunity LOT suoai'ou
and easy access TO market =. =, A.
Vesscs eau be dispatched from New York any OF the A.
anc porte and suled with full cargo on The banks o the
Hayou Iech. St Nsrys Parish, Louisiana. country an tue
of cultivation before IN. war OF yer
tty aud beauty the only spot Is believed where the sugar
cane is certain crop the United states and comprte
successfully with tho product Of the West India Islands The
yellow fever aud n'.uae diseases are nnsa9wn III '"' to
The cnst- is bAmy Bnd pleasant all the year rouna-
Churc es schoo hne Su;ur Houses, saw and Orist Mills
with abundant labor hire. All invite immediate occu
patton a..a
such opportunity for investment, never before offered
In this country. -. =, an,
suburban propery improved aud unimproved intending
tarehou.es city residences and country villas egpe aef
for town, mills. aud country stores. u.,,..
For further inormation .Iaps ard Dsgfans Phi
Tennessee &c. BETIlELL Of Louisiana
II. C. BRINKLEY OF Tennessee
CHAs. P. LEvERlCH. Pres Bank OF New io,s. n, =.
LEyRRICH & CO.. Com. Merchants. No. Ill Pe'rE"'
SAMUEL EURLBUT baltimore Md
WALTERS Il Co. Baltimore, Md.
DUNLOP, MONTCURE 4 Co, Richmond
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Sales bn Cuftion.

MEDICAL PuRvEYOEs OrrrCg,
WAsHiSGToN. y. C.. sept Z'' ey,,,D Ia,,,
A UCTION SALE of HOSPITAL fhOr
IA ERTY
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fyNO c. ". V.-Your sister is dead. Write to
j your Father in Loudon.
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A. NJ MsRwfv. Auctoneer.
DY BANGS. MERWIN d Co., Nos. 69i anC

A. N. WfRWN, Anctfoneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN d Co., Nos 694 and
C96 Broadway, cor. Of 4thst.-SsIcs Of Books Sta
onc.y Pictures WORKS II kr, Fancy Goods Furniture &a
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 2, at O'Clock.
ard the four tolowi Z cveniig e NJ the same hour.
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBnAKY-Bebs the entire oollrc-
tion Of the late DR. CHAPLIN a. HAKRlS OF Baltiinore
comprising copies Of the editions (mosly ENGLISH In
morocco aud calf bndngD Of valuable works in History
Biography Voyages sud Travels Poery, Theology Medicine
and Surgery Dentistry; and collection of choice Misc la
neous Literature. also a variety Of finely LbUSIKAIED
BOOKS richly bonnd Together forming Of the best
selected prvcto libraries hat has been offered At pubic sale
Catalogues are ready and the Books OF exhibition
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 495
1 Bway near v op pose ST. Nicholas sHoteGEO A. LEA
WITT Arctionear by T.. Cooley. Consnrnsus solicited
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no the NERVOUS and DEBIL1 WE'D.
4 DIR. HAMMOND. formerly Professor In the " 90
Medical College y. " hi, returned 20 TIE city and DO
consulted heretofore sn Improved Method of TT er'
No 81 Eat went y.seyeoths A. opposite tho New!ia'sn
Rsrosd Depot sa of No. oB bgordwsy) His Rook be
had of the Pu.i,Ler only EvERARDGs WARNER. NO. /
Ncsay sL, Astor Home. Price ~ 50
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CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment OF

~ Disease ofthe Pelvic Vcriu der the Of EDWARD
e-e Hernia and Fisula Every Of Structure admits o
radical rrd permanent cue In ow days. and often iEr-
date one, by Dr. Dc instrument. the UrohIot1Lr.
designed expressly modify ST. symss opera on ia all
o the three hs. enumerated All ctions the uo !. gur
an,scd II the be undertaken. Oco hours 10
daily, and to evenings st No. ~ Filh ave.
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1 II. WATERS, late Breyct Brig General
~. 4. s. v, ATrOHEEY, Hunt.ylllc. Asboma--ClsIm.
gss Refer. to G.r. 0els,by linois Sheldon hoyta Co..
Il. Y. Reed a Co, St Louis.
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} EWIS & COX.
a. JosHFH J. LvsB CHiRLros 7. LgwD 5. 3. Cor
COUhSELONs AT LAW.
No i32 Broadwiy. =. o. Boa. No $500,

Attend 10 All busr-. IA iu' ours o.. tlr 'nfed
rrd !n the Department. Warrington. Especial attention
gwen 20 Internal R-verrc bufno's aui 10 claims against
tou,ifn Gosriup,rts ns we.. as our own.
Judge LrWlss rSprrsnco a., .oIm! sou"rof iurIs Rev
cnre end Charlon T. Lewis eHpsrccr Deputy Cpmmis
,ion-. ,uarrntce OF thorough scqua.uiucs with
the R.vonuo .-ws
Mr. ronnc ,t!on of four wears with The Committee OF
Iofern Affair - rss, aui ga. long meub-rshp Of thc
National lie. stature intur thoTous kno ledge or -ys
NON nLl VI t-ce Nm hnll D. a.lL-nnu-a
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Brig Gen. and Chief OF Rail and River frsasporsuoc
WAsHIyGroS D. C., SEPT. u, lboa
NOTlCE.-Al boats, &c. at New Orleans .nd MGone -
which bids not arc~ptced will be oseIed az paoS -
ton those New OR that place on sAlUhDai S'
7h dAy OF October and tose Mobile It that place on os
DAY the 10th day Of Octobe. Dus noce viii os given
precise hour and locality Of sale.
By order Of h- QaartermGs General
LEWIS L. PARSONS. bris -GrnersL
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Donses nno farms Uaniee.

LNANTED-To PURCHASE or RENT, q
w hf,'-ciass HOUSE Ia a central or,on IN Nuw York
City. furniture bought drsl.sd Aadfcs, Tor two days. Z.
A. y. Iunub- Olhce.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

Breve. Brigadier- General ia charge FiIs, Divisi
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

DEAL ESTATE the ONLY SAFE INVEST
MENT "A vsrirty Of very ds,rehls PROPEWIi-oo, OF
Dp e inrs Business Fafis I'd Iutding LANDS III
good loca'itirs-for SALE Inquire Of JOHN SfEskFSNo.
10 Bossway Room No a. Meonesdays or 1hursdAys. or
si Mount Vernon any other day.
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nlaChinern.
COTTON GINS, COTTON GINS, COTTON

TAYLOR Brown Eagle Southern Excelsior, Craven aud
McCsithy Cotton Gins, with steam and Caiorc Engines
Eorse-powers and all connections ready 9r iinsdias mp
meut in store and for sole by j. b. FULLER, No Dey-
New-Iork
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the Court. Decision reserved until the
9th inst. The respondent introduced
p. f. Schleicker at last session OF the
Court to proye certain conversation
between himself and the agent of Gran
mis-. which was denied by said agent.
Testimony was adduced by the libellant
to show that Mr.. Schleicker's reputation
for truth and veracity was not worthy
of belief. and one witness swore that he
would not believe Peter Schleickcr un-
der oath. s
U. S. as. Jeff. Sinclair. Petition for
restitution heard, setting forth that the
defendant had no right title, or interest
in the property libelled. Case postponed
for further examination on 9th.
u. S. as. John Sinclair. Petition for
restitution rs above.
The Court adjourned to meet at Rich
mond on the 18th inst.
CORPORATION CoURT.-This Court on
Saturday last was occupied with the ex-
animation of Wilson johnson, charged
with the murder of Lydia Waterfield.
The prisoner appeared in Court propped
up by pillows, looking emaciated and
feeble. During the examination he be-
came so weak, either from remorse or
sickness, that he was compelled to lie
down. He was attended by his mother,
and sister, also Lydia Waterfield's two
children. The accused was remanded
for trial before the District Court at its
next term, the 9TH of November. The
counsel for the prisoner are Messrs. Scar
burgh, Duffield, and Sharp.
MAYORS COURT. Mayor Tabb's
Court OH Saturday was devoid of inter-
est. His private docket contained moth
ing of importance to the public !; if it
had we would have been unable to get a
report, from the fact that His Honor
always forgets to leave a transcript of
the cases tried for the reporters of the
press of this city.
MAYORS COURT - Portsmouth, Jos.
Brinkley (cOlored), charged with steal
ing u pair of socks, was turned over to
the Military Court,
Harrison Sheppard (colOred), charged
with stealing pair of oyster-tongs, was
turned over to the Military Court.
I Dempsey Sheppard (eolOred), charged
with stealing boat, was turned over to
the Military Court.
Henry. OBrien, arrested for drunk
ennes and disOrlerly conduct on Friday
night and locked up, was arraigned,
reprimanded and dismissed.
Michael McDonough, charged with
taking forcible possession of a house, be-
longing to Charles A. Grice, was sum-
mOned to appear to-day.
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THE COURTS.

u. s. DISTRICT CouRT.-Judge j. c.
Underwood, Presiding.
Case 211. u. s. as. John Manning,
dismissed without costs.
Case 95. u, S. us. Robert Howard,
leave to file petition.
Case III. u. S. as. Jacob Ham, dis
missed upon payment Of costs. Proper
ty to be returned at the expiration of the
lease granted by Freedman's Bureau.
Case IS. Samuel Hotter, leave to file
petition.
Case 119. Nelson Jones, death sug-
gested, suit dismissed upon payment OF
costs.
Cases 80, 30, 81, %, "a, %. US. Us.
lot of goods and chattels, orders for dis
tribution.
Case 1872. U. S. rs. James Murdaugh,
leaveto file petition.
Case 1873. U. s. as. James Murdaugh,
leave to file petition.
Case 10. u. s. Us. M. Ward, dismiss
ed'on payment of costs.
Case IL. U. s. Us. Collin Reynolds,
leave to file petition, order issued to dis
miss libel again st personal property
Case Is. U. s. as. William L. Wing
field, leave to file petition.
Case 25s. u. s. as. John M. d.
Haynes, dismissed upon payment OF
costs,
Timothy Hennessy was admitted as
practising attorney before this Court,
upon motion of l.. III. Chandler, u. S.
District Attorney.
~ =. us. HeHry A. Wise, decree OF
confiscation entered. :"
case W.; U. 8. os. Thomas Herbert,
leave to file petition.
Admiralty. Case. Thomas Grannis ps.
CLEANER rPecosiop.n c. w. Butte for
tIbeliant, H. II. Chandler for respondent.
Testimony closed and case submitted TO
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MEDICAL.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
In the year 1916, the writer embarked in the Drug
Business In the city of Philadelphia, and while thus
gagged made several experiments in regard to the most
desirable mode of preparing Fluid Extracts. My efforts
being successthe articles being approved and used by
the Medical Faculty. DESTROYS of placing them be-
fore the public but hestated for time before
GLIDING TO resort to newspaper advertising, knowing OF
the prejudces that existed In the minds OF many against
using advertised Medicines NostraS, but through the
advice vi friends and those who had used them this object
ton was overcome.
After Is years exertions commencing in small way
tho popularity of my articles has extended to all parts Of
the United States and widely throughout Foreign coun
triesand this in the face of much opposition r. ry
has been resorted to by unprncped dealers since
their merit and have been knOwnsuch as adver
Using larger bottles at less price, censuring all other
preparations, aud copying my advertisements-but
am happy to state that out of the many who have
sorted to this, mono have been successful.
NY OBJECT
in this notice is to make the facts known to the public
and respectable Dealers believing after many years
exertons, that the Druggists will dscounenance snch
proceedings and that the reputation Of my articles may
not do damaged by the use Of nefn or spurious ones
Knowing that many may read this article who are un-
acquainted with me- append few remarks from those
Of my native city, and whose names are known in all
parts of the world:
Being personally acquainted with Mr.. H. T. Helm
bold il affords pleasure in stating have been most
favoraby impressed with his energy and integrity and
gratifed at his success
VIM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of POWERS & WEIaHrMAN
Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphia,
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HEALTH OFFICER's REPORT. The fol,
lowing is statement Of the deaths in
the city of Norfolk, during the month
Of October, 1865:
White Males Cholera Infantum, g.
Paralysis, 2; Congestive Chill, !; Pneu-
mopia, 2; Chronic Diarrh9a, /; Suicide,
l; Casualties, 8; Unknown, l; Old Age,
l. Total IL.
White Females. Infantum,
4; Dysentery, 8; Puerperal Fever, 3;
Chronic DarrhHa, /; hamilton, 2; Con-
WILSON'S Infantile, 2; Diptheria, l. Pleu-
risy, 1; Paralysis, /; Gun Shot Wound,
l; Old Age, l. Total 20.
Colored Males.-Billious Fever, 3; Ty-
phoid Fever, 5; Pneumonia, |; Pleurisy,
l; Phthisis, 2; Pyamia, |; Dropsy, l;
Casualty, l; unknown, l. Total l6. :
Colored Females. Cholera Infantum,
4; Typhoid Fever, 2; Paralysis, 2; Dip
liberia, l; Dysentery, l; hamilton, l;
Phthisis, 1; StillbOrn, 1; Unknown, l.
Total Ia.
Ages.-1 of SO years, of 81, from 20
to so, from go to 20, 8 from so to 60, 8
from 40 to so, from 80 TO 40, 9 from 20
to 80, 3 from 10 to 20, from to 10,
years and under q, unknown 3. Total
Whites 81: Blacks 80.
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HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla,
BURNING OF THE MUSEUM.


LETTER FROM MIR. BARNUM.
New YoRk, July IA, 1865.
Mssrs Herring 4 Co.:
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office of the Museum the second floor. back part Of
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After twenty-four hours of trial. was found among
tho debris and opening it this day. has yielded its
contents in very good orderbooks papers, policies OF in
surnpce hank bills all in condition for immediate use
and noble commentary on the trnsworthiness OF Her
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HERRING & co,
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HERRING co Chicago.
Bar KN0wLs a wALFoRD Agents, Richmond, Va.
oct7-tf
OFFICE OF THE ALBrNARLE AND CHESAPEAKE CANAL Co
Norfolk, Va. Oct. 31st. 1865
THE TIDE LOCK OF THIS CA.
II NAL will be closed for repairs and after We'd
nesday, November 8th, 1865
Rail Road has been constructed around the Locks
for the ranshpment Of produce during the time which
MARSHALL PARKS,
oc 81 Wv President
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THE STEAMSHIP YAZoo.-This vessel
arrived here last night about 8 o'clock.
She renorts quite gale from northward
and westward blowing off our coast. On
Saturday night she carried away her
fOresail in squall. Purser Dougherty
will accept our thanks forhis usual cour-
foaiaa
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WANTED.-Peace and quietness in
the neighbOrhood of Roanoke square on
Sundays. This locality is the resort for
all the boot-blacks and idle negro boys
in the city upon the Sabbath. For fur
ther particulars enquire the cause from
those in authority. So
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REVENUE MARINE SERVICE. Capt.
John G. Baker has been detached from
the command of the u. S. Revenue
steamer Kan-Ka-Kee, upon this station,
and ordered to report to the Collector of
Customs at Cleveland, Ohio, to COM
Aland the Revenue steamer Fessenden,
Oh the Lake Erie station. Capt. q. II.
Slicer has been detached from the COM
mand of the Revenue schooner Philip
Allen, stationed at Old Point, and
ordered to report to Collector Webb of
this port, to command the steamer Kan
ka-Kee, vice Capt. Baker.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


PERsoNAL.-Gen. Glenn and his
grand army, left town in two steamers
for Petersburg, yesterday morning,
where they appear as play-actors in
Phoenix Hall, this evening. The Cock
ade folks should take good care Of these
merry people. 1t may not be generally
man, that he fought in the war of twelve
and was with Jackson in the great fight
at the English Bend, which saved New
Orleans from the British. He is now
in his 73d wear. He was personally ac-
quainted with Charles Albert, and we
believe, he knows George Francis Train,
and Count George Jones. Captain e.
w. Marston belongs to the COmmissary
Department Of the Petersburg invaders.
He is delicate, timid man, easily dis
concerted; therefore, no whistling.ln the
gallery during the stay of this estimable
youth. Captain Marston was born
at Mobjack Bay, in this State, Nov. 6,
1S35-and this is the 30th anniversary Of
his becoming a Virginian. Besides be-
ing thorough cavalryman, he is the
author of several works of fiction, and in
Vulnerable cOnundrums. He Is, we
believe, an orphan, as is also his chief
General Glenn. The General was born
in Kilbeggin, Germany. Major Gala
CHER, A. A. G., came to this country
. with Kossuth, and having taken "the
oath,u has remained here ever since.
He may have about him Hungarian
bond or two. He too, as his name indi-
Gates, is a German. Mr.. J. Taylor is the
son of Mr.. Taylor, and very able SOL
der in the field of love. Mr.. Ferris was
born in Princess Anne county, and like
Captain Marston, is a. Fepian and Vir-
ginian. Corporal Rosene, the second
comedy man, is a descendant of the RO-
senes Of Drumschar, q noted family in
Ireland. "Petersburgpapers willplease
copy" and see to 1t that the chroniclers
are Hwell disposed"
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Boston HerdM.l

ave do not like to advertise worthless wares, or art
ces calculated to deceive readers and when we see
an advertiser like Mr.. ielmbod, whom have known
for years. gradually extend his advertising from year to
year until he becomes the largest advertiser the United
States satisfied that the statements in regard TO
his articles must be correct"
The writer reluctantly inserts the above, and would
not do he nota stranger to many and concludes
by stating tho of his articles and the diseases for
which they have been used by many thousands with COM
plcte success.
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TALUABLE TT M B E R LANDS
AND
Y FARMS FOR SALE.

n L L
FARMS FOR SALE.
. for sale the following valuable farms.
We one arm Of 125 acres, miles fom Norfolk
list m Of 430 acres 10 miles FINN Norfolk.
Sd. Farm 1000 acres, Is miles from Norfolk.
9Th. Farm o.. ,od Land, $500 acres, 20 miles from
Neriolk. -cres, IA miles from Norfolk.
ss One Farm Of y miles. from from SSrol
10th -One Farm of $40 acre., clearedl of 70 acres
llth. One Tract of Land {hsiA
18th Farm Of 100 Acres IA min, 'r 70 ~.
18th. Farm Of ~ Acres, IA miles frUs sity
10TH A Farm Of 300 Acres is miles from y
GOTH A Farm of 4S2 Acres, II miles from ct.
2ist, Tract of Wood Land, 100 Acres, mis- from
I'D A Farm Of ,si2 ores, 9 miles from city
23d A Farm of $50 Acres, "a miles from city.
oath. Farm Of 1900 Acres, 10 miles from city.
25th. A Farm Of 900 Acres, u miles from Norfolk.
Goth. A Farm of so Acres, 10 miles from
9th. A Farm of 100 Acres, miles from
23th A valuable Tavern Stand 20
goth A Farm Of so Acres, IL miles from
30th A Farm of Ala Acres, 80 miles from g
Slst. Farm Of al Acres, 10 miles from
sd. A Farm of 800 Acres 60 miles from
33d. Farm of 1l2e Acres, 6Omiles from
oath. A Farm Of 700 Acres, Is miles from
35th. Farm of $50 Acres 65 miles from
seth. four-story Brick House, Main street,
31th. Two Frame Houses. ON Church street.
3Sth. Two vacant Lots on Church street.
Both. Four Lots on Newton street.
10th. Three valuable Lots, on Main street.
4lst. Farm of52o Acres, 10 miles from Norfolk.
I'D. A farm of l13 Acres 80 "
aad Piece of Wood land, l2i Acres 80 miles from Nor
44th. Farm OF 100 Acres. on Chesapeake Bay
4Gah Farm of 265 Acres, 20 miles from Norfolk
10Th Farm Of 800 Acres, in Nansemond county
47th. A Farm Of go Acres near Princess aimee. II.
4Sth. A Tract Of 300 Acres wood land, in p. A. Co
A9th. A Tract of ZOO Acres of wood land, in NO.
Both A farm of 800 Acres James River.
5Ist. Farm OF IA Acres on Pagan Creek.
sea Tract Of $50 Acres Timbered Land, in NC.
SD. A Farm of SO Acres, miles from Norfolk
Saith. Farm Of 1913 Acres, 9 miles from
Farm .of1. AeYes
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[ Erenina Bulletin, PAiIadeIph!a. |

"When on visit TO the city of New York few days
since induced to call on old friend and towns
man. Mr. II. 4. HIembold, Druggist, 594 Broadway N Y
His store is Modei-a perfect Gemthe handsomest OF
any kind have had the pleasure of yewiDg and
extensive, being "a fet 'front.' five stories in height
and over 200 feet deep 1t indeed affords much plea
sure know that he has been successful and it is
ample evidence of the merits of his artcle-as in
whole business experience have not known of tho
success Of any article without Merit advertising lerey
bringing the name before tho people" :
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ADvERTIsEMENT.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu

will cure all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. Cures
Pains or Weakness in the Back, Structures &c Cures
Weak Nerves. Loss Of Memory, Trembling, Dmness of
Vision,
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p'7@ Sold 10y all respectable Dealers 40
Medicines throughout the United states
and the Canadas-a' % cents per DON OF
pot
M. a. & c. A. SANTOS,
aug19-1y Norfolk, va.
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The WEATHER.-The thermometer
at DR.. w. T.. Lewis Drug Store, under
the Atlantic Hotel, indicatedthe follow
ing state of the weather Sunday
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract T

is nilre iui extract, not a weak tea or Infusion
one thing neednl for all complaints incident to Re
For particulars send for Circular.