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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-06
THE PULMONIC SYRUP

Is one Of the most valuable medicines known. Il ia
nutrient, powerfully tonic, and healing IN itself. Il
contains no opium, yet 1Oosens Inc phlegm In the bron.
ehial tubes, and nature throws II on with little axer.
tion. Que bottle frequently cures an ordinary cold 4.
but il will be well first % take a dose of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-06
sAvE YouR LArE porArors.

A~zgentIenlan of this county lately dis
covered evidences Of the potato rot in his
field efo 6~fteenrsaeres. Thereupon he
pulled alft1e vines away, and found he
had arrested the progress of the ravager.
-Urbaaa Citizen.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-06
THE TONIC

stomach and digestive system, and enabling Il 70 Sim.
mate and make into healthy blood tho food which NAY
pc used Tor that purpose. II Is so wonderful In is 81
fects that a w~ineglass null will digest a hearty meal.
and = httle OF II taken before breakfast VIII Rive a
tone 10 the stomach which few medicines possess M
DoWeF Of doing
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-06

Principal once and Laboratory is at the N. Z. corner
or SIXTH and COMMERCE Streets, Philadelphia, whore
all letters for advice or business should be directed
He will be found there every SATURDAY, profess
ionaIy to examine lungs with the Resprometer, for
which his fee is three dollars; all advice free.
In New York at No. 80 Bond Street, every TUESDAY,
from Q a. m. tos p. m.
At the MARLBORO HOTEL, Boston, Jan. is and IL
Feb. IL and IS, March IS and 16, April 10 and 20, May
II and IS June Il and Is, July 70 and 20. oIn
The time Tor my being in BALTIMORE and PITTS
BURG will be seen in the daily papers Of those cit les
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-06
INT
Sick-Haadache

arising from sour Or deranRed stomach. Il lie a perfect
ly harmless, vegetable remedy for the diseases named
above; and It has proved a perfect cure for many Attic
ted with these diseases, for whom we have prescribed
II, during the last seven years.
Put up in 90 Of. ard 81 bottles. Prepared and sold
by s1ARR y BROTHER, Druggists,
, April 3, lS63.-tT Delaware, 0htoJi
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-06
Prices Reduced.

ELATED SPOONS, FORKS, 30, are selling rs per
June p~-tf c.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-06
a Perfect Cure for Catarrh
~ :I5:I;ESs
GSRNsiHE
N MODE OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFEcTtONu


Il penetrates the secret ambush Of this terrible
It removes all the wretched symptoms of thi,
loatnsome maIady, and averts ~onsTmptio
It cleans the head, deodorises the breath, ana
affords the most grateful relief.
1t alleviates more agony and silent suffering
than tongue can tell.
It is noted for curing the most hopeless cases
that every known means failed in.
1t cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Catarrh. n,
the most obstlnlte and violent types,
No form Of oatarrh or noises in the head can
resist Its penetrating power.
DR.. Goodale has spent a lifetime in battling
with this fell disease. His triumph Is complete,
DR.. Goodale's Catarrh Remedy is a harmless
liquid, Inhaled from the palm OF the hand.
DR.. r. Goodale is known throughout the
country us the Author Of the only True Theory on
CatarTh ever published. Where its origin-What is
Ravages-Mode Of Treatment-and Rapid Cure 10 all
It's forms.
DR.. Goodale's Pamphlet on Catarrh should be
read BY every one. lGcan be obtained at our nearest
Agency, or by sending a postage stamp 10 our efnoe.
PRICE N DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
CIR. PARKER, Sole Agents.
10 Bleeeker ST, New York.
For Sale az DeLa1oare by
B. DICKINSON s. SON, and H. CORNELL.
Mar. II e5
cPY GLASSES OF all kinds at J. F. Ia,imer,s
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RosTHRY III aLovns

The Largest Stock-Best Assortment
Decidedly the Cheapest an Delaaoare.
For Ladies, Misses and Children, Men
and Boys, IN Wool, Merino & Cotton.
GiSoyes IN Lisle Thread, Cotton,
six, Linen, Merino, Wool,
Kid and Buckskin.
.AIexsnder' genuine Kid Gloves. ST rs y pair
Alexandra Allenand" Kid Gloves. 80. / so . q
Under Shirts and Drawers
for ladies and gentlemen. Hoods.
Nubias, Sontags, Breakfast
Shawls. Scarfs, &c, &c.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-06

cPY GLASSES OF all kinds at J. F. La.imsr's
- june o, 1895. MUSIC STORE.
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For Sale an Delaaoare 5y
B. DICKINSON & SON, and H. CORNELL.
Mar. 1t e5
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE BOAEp OF HEALTH,
49,. " z QcE

NN"iOtsiNI ''''i -'"S' ~ ASN"'
A 4 NEE ing OF the Board of Health, held
"A tbs day, It WAS ordered that the divisiOo 81
ne city into AID, or districts, for military pur
poses, bs according t. the 'o'owing ariange
m II VIZ;
l. TAAs par. OF he city iying south of Main
street.
2. Easto tsncRurch str-ei, from NJ Iiu up %
the line Ut "a go eueet
8. Nora " Qds.n street., AID a liae exten ding
cas- ana 1est "t s-il street. 20 ms Limits OF the
city.
q. All iuciudej bJts cen FeAehafca and CAtha'
riue cue is. anu N ain ana Qleen streets.
W,st Of q llhar.ne ~tre Il, apd be ween N ain
and Q Ieen tresh.
Anu tina. the said rist!icts be assigned 10 the
nember5 of be BoAid respectively, for tSeit
separate supervision, a, follows; Frs. District
to ID Richard Wake; Second, to Mr.. Z. G.
ongL sot; .hiro, 10 Mr.. j. l.. Blooog Cd;
Four b, to DE-. W. J. Moore; and Fifth, 10 DR.
". M Wilson. I. &. BRJUGhT0N,
all8 Sec. Boa q # FL eltt'
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NToRFoLk CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

Tte undersie n, d. who is an experienced tt ash.
er, pop So to es ubhsh, PERMANENTLY, in tue
city NofolE, d Maize school, the obl,c.
OF ~n,ch val be to prepare boys tor she UnlYer"
slty oi lgIGla, or any our Colleges. ;.
ine ouurse IT Instruction will embrace uhs
Latin ana eek, French German and spanish
Languages, and IA theGlRtiss. lastfuction vial
also be given in fnglsa Granular and Compu-
sitipn. a =.
The session will opsn on tn OH SseteEGbtf,
il the basement of the Presbyterian Church. -
he exerc ses of the School will De continued
iegu arly n saturday .,,.
TUITION, per half session of i've monrhs, sin
English, Ancient Languages and Ma hemaucs,
forty doilsrs, and ia each ot the M vdern Ian
gIf ges, ten dollars, pay.bie ia advance g.
The number OF sci GLARS will be Iim ed ~
twenty f-e-s- - .4s:r s.eIs
For furtL er 10 Ormauou, address the Principsi
a. Norfolk Va. or apply IN peraoa at the esIner
OF Chapel mi F4lklaud %. es.s
gs6,.N rate U. MORRIS, a
aulS In. t.s.t a8 prinoipsI.2
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New Advertise M ents.


The following new adveittsemois appear
in this mornings paper, to which we invite
the attention Of our readers;
+ D. ". Hi1--Ofers superior tic 4
cooking stoves to the public. See ad.ertise.
ment.
Mera0i's 8 Ferguson, Auctiomsers- two
very foe Bowling Alleys for sale.
Norfolk Building Fund Association. A
me irg of this association Ii called by III
Secretary see notice in another column.
hdpcin Fl. Delk--Haa comm need the Com.
mission business. We call attention to- his
adv isement in another column,
John b. .Upshsr- Commission Merchant
Sip Broker, Notary Public, He can be
tound a. Fl1zgeral,s botiling este biish melt
70, IL Caupbell's wharf.
4 Leigh & Phelps-offsrs for spls superior
a tiole Of Virginia Mountain But /.
Persons in, want Of B icks for bu ding Ger,
poser, would dowell to re d The edvertise-
uert in tc-days paper. 80 81. u saa
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lor SAFE lot OF
Benches suitable for Church Or Lecture
room. a
3 Jas C. Jo,.ss--offsls for sale cso:ce lot
of Groceries &C. See advertisements
Msssrs. Foster 4 Dsr6y--Not fly the ct;ze
that their Billiard Room, in Mechanics Hal
WILDE open t. visitors his ev, ming, at seven
o'clock. 8M
See advertisement of pocket book loa', in
another column.
Board of HealM.--Read the adver iseu ent
in to-dsy's paper. A..
S'saac g. Robsrts.--6ss advertisement of reg
ular Saturdays sale of horses, mules, &c-
Also, a large lot Of dry goods
O. Morris-lnteuds opening i school in
this city, the object of which will be 10 pre-
pare boys for tAs University Of Virginia, or
eny of our Colleges Read bis advertisement
in another column sh3s
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TIE zouAvE DaILL--Was resorted TO yester.
day by four soldiers, who waot.d aste Of
the figs that grow inside of the wall al the
Navy Ward, One placed himself on his
bands AID k ees second one took position
Ia similar attitude, on the back of No.
one. No. three stood on the back of No. two
and No four scrambled to the shoulders OF
No. bree. BY this means No four had sue
cssded in filing his hat, when the party was
discovered In their basty efforts to escape
arrest Nos three and four were preeip,tated
to the ground, all the fgs lost, aud he hat of
No four left behind. The quartetts ssesped
~ Nading through an adjacent marsh.
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A NgIsANoa' ABArRp. - all our fair eader !.
whose business or pleasure, call them on
that portion ofChurcn street. ear Cove. will
be gra.ifed to learn, that they can now pas.
without bsdragling their skirts, or soiipc
their shoes ia the mud Those ugly muds
holes. that lately obstrEcied the foo. way.
have been placed among the things that were;
and in Their stead, is nice brick pavement
The last hone OF these nuisances was removed
yes erasy and To-day workmsn ere basiIy
engaged Ia laying the bricks, gi aes So
fassfs sg.ssSasgfgs
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DIED,

Ga w dnesday nisht, The Is
DIANA TALBOT, rel cs his -4a.eg.
OF n " OH, aged ssvent seven yssrs. .,.
Friends OF t1e family are invi,ed 10 attend Der
funeral, at Christ Churcs, this (Fridsy) tfter,
nton at 81 O'clock
Al Edes on. June 18Th. 1865, Miss JULIA p,
daughter OF John "a. ones, sg d riue cen years.
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TIE iisMAL SWAMP OANAL.-We would
urge upon the Directory Of this impo,t ia ii
caannel Of tade, the .mporta, cs of pushi Q
the repairs Of the Canal as rapidly Is ossi.
BILE Ths former commercial .a,is,ics of this
city, STOW that iti.ofima ense imp rtance, az
feeder 10 ouf trade aud we sincerely trust
that no effort will tasspared to open i. ip time
TO- the incoming of the fall trade. While on,
merchants are engagsa, with a CONNIE .da.
BILE energy in preparing for the fall ason
the D rectoIs of oil the various avenue, 81
uade should 10 exerting themselves to their
u most to co>ope ate with THIN
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ON SALES.
SALISBURY.

Higgins Warehuse, East Wide
sday, August Esd at 10 O'Clock,
: and other charges, - Tons
lage Machinery.
L. SALISBURY, Auet'r.
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ExCE fsioR CooR.

SlHE EXEC LSiOR COO
ai ~ 10 4n4 a'
S Z O v E ;. sres u
l desire to cali your attention especially to ths
STOVE. believe, in this Stove, we have al that IS
really valuable in Cooking stove The .ddes are
large the tebox large and well formed, lit has asfter
crate and ash drawer in the hearth, similar Is the cel6
DRAFTED Black Dianlo1d) and the Oven is much larssr
and better proportoned than that OF any other Steve
in the market. frl+r s.Jts,sesg
We have also attached to this Stove. Manages +Gee-
brated Gas Burning Division Piece by means of the
Gas throw off from the coal is entirely consumed The
Stove is perfect in its operation the design is entirety
and beautiful and the plates are heavy and dera
Bile, There five sizes of these Stoves for burning
both coal and wood For sale only at a. stL olt.
b1eF d. w HILL'G.a =.
I au1sf Not Campbel1s Wharf,
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MARIE

At the residsnce OF the b.
city, last evening, by tie R:v
GEO. ARAOLU, Formerly
u rs ELLA, daughter OF jam,
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By Shaw 6 Roberts.

AT AUCTI Ion
WE will offer at Public Auction, on the prem
ses, MONDAY, August 2lst, 1854, the
TWO"STORf FRAME BUILDING,
Containing five Rooms, head Of Noes Court.
This pro perty is very desirable, being in good
peig hborhood. The Lot is sufficiently large to
build several fine houses upon it.
... , SHAW h ROBERTS,,
) au16 ids 81. Auc'ioneers.
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By Shaw & Roberts,
pUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.
To Mechanics, Laborers and Others, in
Want of Vacant Lots Convenient
to Gosport Navy xard.
We will sell, at public Auction, on

We will sell, at Public Auction, on
FRIDAY, August %, 1866.
at 12X o'clock P. NJ unless sold privately before that
day, ..
THIRTY -FOUR BUILDING LOTS,
situated in Newown and the Gosport Navy Yard,
This is fine chance for men employed in the Navy
Yard provide themselves with LOTS at such prices
as will enable them to build HOUSES at a moderate
price GA.
These Lots located as follows:
Six Harrison and 4th Streets 80 feet front by III
feet deep.
Three Randolph and Cooke streets, feet inches
front by III feet deep. -
Five on east side Cooke street, 30 feet front by 80 feet
deep
six on south side Henry street, &c feet inches front
by &C feet deep.
Two on west side Cooke street, 81 feet front by so feet
deep.
six on north side Lincoln street, 20 feet inches front
by 80 feet deep an,
Two on north side Nelson street, 80 feet front by 12l
feet deep. -
lwo on south side Lincoln street. 80 feet front by 12l
feet deep.
A PLAN of these LOTS be seen at our Once,
corner Roanoke Square and Wide Water street-aso,
any information that may be desired concerning them
The sale will commence at the corner OF 9TH ana
Henry streets.
TEENS made known on the day of sale.
.tto.. rsN q SHAW & kOBERIS,
eu16. ids ,fs sa Auctoneers.
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-. 3 a.GBa Lee l'a1tA's siINr > !,
NORFOLK, August 18th, 1855

NORFOLK, August l5th, 1900.
by order of the Common and Select Councils, am
~ directed to out, public auction, the
and east side of The Brick Space, between the Pump
and the Market House commencing at the upper end
number and Two alternately to the Pump. Country
carts will pay other tax, and other person can
occupy his stand without his permission The renters
will be subject to all the Market Rules as other Stalls
in the Market. The renting will take place 40 the head
of the Market on the first Saturday in September -
side will be $40, on the west side $50 They will be
rented for the balance of the year at these rates to be
paid for on the day OF renting Further particulars
the day of renting.
JAMES L. BELOTE
ul5,IG Collector.
HI- Old Dominion COPY.
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IF osr- $50 REwAR8

LOST on the l4ss instant, between Charlotte
and tleemason streets, Pocket Book, o.
tkin,ng about sevsnsy dollars n gresrbacxs a
reward If twenty colais will be paid for it's de,
livery to THIS OFFIOE. aulS 3t%
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@~~S'
on the field, mOmentary pause in the conalci
had elsued-a violent crow from one of the
CONTESTANTS had the effect Of throwing his
l'gs out of joiet-but sudden and vigorous
attack flom his opponent seemed to bring him
ell right again. Tie boys had sunday bottles
OF porter bet Oh the result, and had the stakes
in the hands Of a very small darkey, who
proved to be very unreliable stake holder,
as he had evidently put the CONSENTS of one
bottle apdes his b.s An officer dispersed
tie crowd aud broke up the fight Mayor
Collins may have to decide as 10 who was
winner provided Sambo lett any hing 10 the
bottles TO win.
MA YoRs CouRT PORTSMOUTH - Mayor O
Inns in the ct air.
. b lar Flsberty, Yves charged with selling
liquor without license. The case ives made
out and the deli iquent finrd thirty dollars
Augustus NJ ore charged with selling liz uor
without license was fined thirty ,llars
several arrests were made among the SINS
and daughters of Ham for sundry offences:
They we're all sent on to the military,
Micheal Riley was assessed the sum of Eve
dol ars for causing the unlawful arrest of VIM
Chamberlain the money was paid to Cham
berlsia.
John Cayanaugh wss fined five dollars for
fighting in the street a8
SLIGHT Dusr ON CRAWFORD STREET. A
dark crowd, of dark complexion, gathered en-
Crawford street just before dark yesterday
Afternoon, to witness slight ''bout" a.f fisli-
cuffs" between a colored man and a co ored
woman, the woman's tongue rau glib, the
man waved wroih, and the crowd continued
to gather, and enjoy the sport until one of
the Ubiquitous officers Ct Portsmouth aps
peared and pa AT end to the by dispers-
ing the crowd and ordering ths distu bsrs of
the Ieace BIT fore the auth oritiss
AGRICULTURAL IMPL EMRNTs. = 10 our 81 am
oies around town" we we're pleased 10 see the
large and Varied stores of agricultural imple-
menis VIII ch the dealers in these articles have
on hard for salo Our country frieuds can
find in these establishments all that the FARM
er may need, TO aid him IN bsingtog forth
the straits Of the earth" SIS
WEovertook "Snith" going home The other
night som swhat ''fuddtd" Smith bad been
a .rjnI Int Oh Al
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HIGH TIDE.-There wes very high tide
yssteidsy afternoon, the old Gas on House
wharf, ~ts submerged snd the water backed
up Wi . Water street hsf way to the mar
ket house High tide 10 front of the Day Book
Office at 20 yesterday afternoon.
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su16 tbs
VALUABLM FARM aN PhINCESs
w II GAuNTY EQK SALE.

VALUABLE FARM al PNINCESS
n ANNE COUNTY FOK SALE
Pursuant to the last Will and Testament of Isaac L.
highest bidder, on the premises II O'Clock, A. M,
on Wednesday, the Esd day of August next the FARM
on the North Landing road, Is miles from Kempsvie
sided at the time of his DEATH containing 200 acres
The improvements consist of a large new Dwelling
About l25 acres are cleared and in cultivation, en-,
closed
Mr. Joshua Fentress the tenant, will show the prem
ises to any one disposed to purchase.
Terms-Costs and expenses of sale cash, balance IN
three equal annual payments, with interest on the
curity. and deed in trust to secure the same
j. J. BURROUGHS,
dtds Executor
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iee. entitle advertisers to renewal Q. 'aS''ei
month For more frequent changes special con-
tracts Win be made, ~ 900, "a M
Crs Of One Square or less, one year'ssoo ~ ~
Two squares, One
sss-special Notices double the rates Of ordinary
advertisements.
as. An transient advertisements payable IN aaos"e CO
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Ped EXP REss COMPANY

We low inform the Merchants, and the Public
generally, that We are prepared to SHIP goods
nonsy, checks, drafts &c, 70
A Ii PARTS OF TIE UNITED STATES,
Moth East, Soutn ans Wess. G. o. d Bills
llec'ed and returned with he greatess dispatch.
Our cha ges are as
LOW AS THE LOWEST.
JEST Office corner Main and Fenchrrch sres
auie-lm g. ALBERT NASH, Agent.
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By Shaw & Roberts,
nEsIRABLE ILDING LOT,
On Freemasoh Street, near Selden's Point,
~ It ~
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

WE will sell, on Thursday, August oath, 1855,
on The premises, at IL o'clock A. NJ that spleen
did LOT on Freemason street, opposite the resi-
dence Of y. J. Bloodgood, Eeq., front ing % feet
on Freefnason street, and running back to the
Chan6el. This is the most desirable Building
Lot in the city, and offers inducements to parties
wishing to build seldom met with.
SHAW & ROBERTS,
aul7 ids Auctioneers.
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BANK DIaEcToa.-John B. Whitehead, ESQ.,,
one Of the leading business men of this CRY
aud gentleman of enlarged experience in
financial matters, has been elected Director
IN the Exchange National Bank of this Gil y
vice Til 8. Cream rssigned.
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C,ARnI e iss AND TRUCKERS.
AKERY FOR RENT.

Ioffer for rent my well known BREAD BAKERY, on
Hill street, this city, 1t has Range of seven large
well built Ovens Its situation in the heart Of the bus
mess portion of the city well adapted it for
ton Of large city and country trade. For the execu
Navy this station, lin which business it was for
merly extensively used) it possesses admirable ia
cilities.
aus-12t* CHAS. HAIR TIS.
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7 aAA1A ia Isan A M,

NV 20 E6 y VIaGl Ia s0EAM sHIP
IN COMPANY.
Ass REGULAR LINE. e ~ re-
MOST PHEASANT, RRI1ARLE AND ooaRoETA5LE ROUTE.
The Fins Commodious and Powerful Steam Ships.
x4A Zoo, II Gsfi
1900 Tons Ourthen, Capt. Geo. W. Couch. and
500 Tons burthen, Capt John Thompson,
viii leave Smiths Wharf Town Point,
FOR NEW YORK,
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY EVENING, at o.
clock , b
RETURNING will leave New York from Pier a.
north River every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY,
at IL m
- Excursion Tickets Issued at Reduced Rates
PAS AGE and FARE, with superior State room
eeommodations $12 90
For FREIGHT or PASSAGE, apply to
6. HElNEKEN s PALM0RE. Agts N. Yotk.
J: N. SMITH BRO, Agts Town Point norfolk
aug. lift
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PERsoNAL.--Rev. John E. Edwards, for
merly pastor of CRANKY street M. E. Church,
and now Itor Of the Episcopal Meth
odsst, an ably conducei journal pub ished
in Richmond, arrived in Portsmouth yester.
day after Ooh, and is stopping with hia con.
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rbres or four more good Carriers will hnd
ea,nlovmeut at this office, to sell and deliver
The Dgv Books Boys, here's chance for
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..EOCAL
ooa ADvERrISISe aArAs'

Wa have adopted the following liberia
,eale Of sasdvertising rates for the @coommo
aat,ob or oar fnerchaots and Others VINO oe'
';.o - adver iss ia our columns reguiai y
:, gill te seen that in most cases the terms
ara s I. low as they we're before the wars
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. = 10 our 81 ann
bles around town." we we're pleased to see the
large and Varied stores of agricultural imple-
menis VIII ch the dealers in these articles have
CD hard for sale Our country frieuds can
find in these establishments all that the FARM
er may need, TO aid him IN bsingiog forth
the "fraits Of the earth.n H43
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WEovertook "Smitn" going home the other
night som swhat i'fuddltd." Smith bad been
violent Feb, and the 'corn iuiee' and he,
had gotten up these disiointsd setenres--
Tine TIC ,Orphsn Of the Regin emit, lbs fight,
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