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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-14
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ma niber officers They rencal.I tbe clans.
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sl,,ya,r. and aJontod mn amendment to the
Vrn.t;trtion 6f tbn ITn;frJ Sfafes tnreyrr
n,nb,b;ting tho;r svstcm oF sc,,i,nd, The
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l;,yenmcnt as the states Of th. North. -
III, rnheylinn naosnl tn evi.t That t,ou4tit
ueior hecamo nnd was .orcralirc in the
whole Union Nor we're the authorities. of
tbc Federal Government mactivc. The
,,,ries were orodnally Withdrawn Fycapt-
inc the urest of n few nersons. the peonle
of tha Snutb ware lett an disturbed. and
wora eucouro cod in tbe work demanded by
the Constitution. The action of their State
lie i.la ,ures was ,copnized by III. Federal
authnntirs rs IrynIly essential and bjnIinr,
Their States were recognized as States in
tLn Trnion and thn;. nennln a. ci,iZ,ns -
T,yes were, LTd ,n,lelIleofaI of them. and
tbc Luidnns in,nosrd bv the Constitution
wore ackpnwledge1 AND horne The ubnlo
neonIe of the south were STRUGGLING to bu,y
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-14

G1SThere is great excitement in Canada
over rumorod Fenian nvasion& Ten thou.
sand militia have been called out ....
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Yss-Read the address Of the Democratic
mrmkers of the Ohio Legislature to the
people of this State. 1t Is well-wrtten
docuM ant st r. H ~
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sg According to the Radicals, the Anne"
lean Union is. bursted all to fragments, and
tho present Congress undertakes to form. a
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-14

The telegraph last week communita-
ted the Information Of the death,of this dis
tingui,hcd divine 50 well known from his
celebrated controversy with Archbishop
Purcell upon the points at issue between the
Catholics and .Rre,cstants, some thirty
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-14

Infallible in correcting Irregularities, Re.
moving DISTINCTIONS Of the Monthly
ia' "a Turns, from whatever cause,
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New Advertisemenrs.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers:
W. r. Roberts Auctioneer, will sell on Satur-
day the 14th, a lot of Horses and Mules. Some
fine stock in the lot.
j. G. Wombls Dc Co., No. Commercial how
offers lot of Rogers Plated Ware and pocket
and table Cutlery, at low price.
Pea Nuts for sale by E. 81. Delk, No. 20 Com
merce st.
Cumberland Coal, just received and for sale low
by W. r. C. Land, old Custom House lot
Spectacles of celebrated make for sale by c.
F. Greenwood, Main st.
Fine Segars and lower grades-besides these
Chlorodyne is offered by NJ. A. & g. A. Santos.
Dentistry.-See the Card of E. Cutherill, No
Main ST., and have your teeth put in order.
Mr.. Hiram Burt will please take notice of tbs
Legal advertisement in to-day's paper.
See Notice Of dissolution of Co-partnership ano
formation Of the New Firm of Fentress Il Cole
man. ----- ----- -
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The meeting then adjourned.


AN AMUSING INCIDENT AT A TEMPE
RANCE MEETING.-A a temperance meeting
recently held near the city, an amusing Incl
dent took place, which is worth relating to our
readers in these times of scarcity in matters
of local interest. A strong exhortation had
just been delivered by a speaker present, and
the President requested the Secretary to pass
around the pledge for signatures, anG taking
from his pocket what he supposed was the
document, be, without looking at it, gave it to
the Secretary for that purpose A large num-
Der Of names were enrolled, of both gentle
men and ladies present, aud the document re-
turned 1t was observed by the Secretary
while passing the paper around, that conside-
rable tittering prevailed among the ladies who
took the precaution to read the contents of the
paper, whilst those who did not read it, and
desired to sign, did So After going through
the congregation, the Secretary, ON his way
back, looked at the paper to see what was the
cause of the amusement when it was re-
vealed to him that, instead Of the Temperance
Pledge, he had passed around and received
signatures to a document setting forth the
pedigree Of celebrated stallion A number
OF the young ladies who signed it, now claim
that they are not members of the Society as
they have not signed the Pledge.
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Snow IN APRm.-On Sunday night last,
We learn considerable snow fell on the track
of the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad just
above Waverly station. The belt of country
On which it showed could not have been very
wide, as no evidence of it appeared at other
stations on the same road.
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MAYORS CoURT-Norfolk, April 10th, 1867.
G. Tabb, Presiding.
James Aull, charged with violation of the
huckster law, fined SO and costs.
John Robinson, colored, charged with being
drunk and disorderly, fined $40.
Henry Nicholas, Charley WINS, Thomas Will
charge of burglary and larceny. Committed for
further examination.
JOS. Winslow Us. Mrs. Undertake, action for
$le amount due for paving in front of her prem
Uses. Judgement for plaintiff.
Jos. Winslow Us. Jas Whtehurst, action for
$l2 for paving. Judgement for plaintiff
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The Council then adjourned.

CAPT. RoBT. MARsH.--Ihe remains of this
well known citizen, who died in Raleigh, N.
C., in December 1864, will arrive by the Sea-
board Train on tomorrow "wednesday even
ing
The friends Of Capt. Marsh and of the fami-
ly are invited to meet the remains at the
cars.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
OFT OF NORFOLK AND PoRrsMourH, April 10.

PoRT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, April 10
ARRIVALS.
Str Geo Leary, Brakeman, BALTIC
Str Adelaide, Cannon, BALTIC
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond.
Str. Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str. Chas. Houghton, Whitney, Hampton,
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Mathews.
Str. VIM. Kennedy, Hallet, Boston.
Schr Lady Emma, Snedcake, Phila.
Schr Currie, North, Bait
schr D. W. Vaughan. Clifford, New York.
Schr ]. c. McShain, Haley, Washington, North
Carolina.
DEPARTURES.
Str M Martin, Haines, Richmond
Str Adelaide, Cannon. FIN BALTIC
Str Geo Leary, Brakeman, BALTIC
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Charles Houghton, Whitney, Hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarrick. Mathews.
Sehr E. A. Cummings, Whorton, Phila.
Schr Rdppahannock, Adams, Petersburg.
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OCEAN VIEw.-We are gratifed to inform
our readers that there is likelihood, amount
ing to certainty, that our delightful water
side, yclept Ocean View, will be in blast the
coming summer. A lease of the Hotel
grounds was made yesterday by the Compa-
ny to Messrs Thomas Bradford, of Rich
mond, and our fellow-citizcn E. L. Jenkins,
of public-house celebrity. They take the
grounds for ten years, and will put up APP
propriate Improvements forthwith So we
may expect to see their establishment in ope-
ration at the commencement of the warm
season
The reputation which these gentlem n
have already acquired in providing accom-
mediation for the wants of the public, and
their command of the requisite capital, as
sure us that Ocean View will be made the
watering place of Eastern Virginia Old
Point is sealed up as a place of resort for our
summer pleasure-seekers, and the natural
advantages of this Bayside spot, for fishing,
surt-bathing, &C., are so complete, that it
can easily be developed into fit successor of
the Point establishment
The bathing grounds are superior to any
that we have ever known There is all the
roughness of the wild surf coupled with en-
tire security for the bather No hairbreadth
escapes from undertow or sharks await him
or her who ventures at this point into the
brlny waves We believe that Messrs Brad
ford q Jenkins will provide such convent
ences on the beach, as will make the bathing
attractive to the ladies'
The fishing at Ocean View is all the anna
teur can ask for. The delicate hog-fish, 1.-THE
finest parrish extant,) swim about in lazy
Schools" and an endless piscatory variety
can be caught in the Bay directly in front of
the Hotel grounds
Fort Monroe, Hampton Roads, and Cape
Henry lighthouse all stand in full view from
this commanding point.
The distance from Norfolk is mere hours
ride; and when our pet shell-road and other
improvements shall be made trot out to
ooo'n IL" Will Ut out prie1 While OF
pleasure
Messrs. Bradford & Jenkins will be aided
IN their enterprise by Mr.. Daniel Hunt, of
Richmond, whose politeness and skill in his
department are fully appreciated by the
habit'tes of our State metropolis. These gen
tlemen bring all the elements of success to
bear upon their undertaking, and we trust it
will develope into deserved importance
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RETURN TO CIVIL LAw-The Glowing
will explain itself:

RETURN TO CIVIL LAW.-The 70 Moving
communication will explain Itself
BUREAU, r. r. and A. L. !
OFFICE Asst SUPT. NoRFoLK Co.,
NORFOLK, Va, April, 6, 1866.
To His Honor Mayor Iabb
/ DEAR SIR In obedience to an order from
Major General Terry, I have the honor to
hand over to the civil Authorities, George
Williams and George Goodwin, coored, charged
with grand larceny, They are now confined
at Hard Labor Prison.
NAMES OF WITNESSES
JOHN JOHNSON, Union street,
CHAs JOHNSON, Church street,
HENRY JOHNSON,
Assistant Superintendent.
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For the Day Book.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain.

While in the Office of Dr. Cuthriell, on two
different occasions, we witnessed two most
speedy and successful operations. The DIR. ex-
tracted, soittout PAIN eighteen teeth for lady,
in the short time of fourteen minutes. Also,
elepen teeth in sic minutes. From the ease and
familiarity with which he performed these OPP
erations, we feel it to be duty to all who
have teeth which ought to be extracted, yet
neglect it, dreading the painful operation, to
give DR.. Cuthriell call, and we are sure they
will never regret it. CITIZEN.
Norfolk, April 6, 1866.
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nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
DSHIP. = The firm heretofore existing of
tentress & Wilkinson, Auctioneers, was dissolved
by mutual consent ON the 9th of April.
The business in future will be conducted under
the firm of Fentress & Coleman.
We return our thanks to the friends who have
so literally patronized us, and ask for continu-
ance of the same. w. I. FENTRESS,
JOHN w. COLEMAN.
Portsmouth, Va,
apl0-tlmay af East side Market Square.
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VESSELS IN HAMPTON RoADs.-A large
humber of vessels are at anchor in Hampton
H'7,,'s, awaiting fair wind to go to sea or up
the bay.
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HEAVY ARRIVAL OF PASSENGERS. = The
Baltimore boats were crowded this morning
with passengers returning from the Fair in the
Monumental City. All declare themselves de-
lighted with the trip.
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The LADIEs-May their virtue exceed even
the magnitude of their skirts, while their faults
are still smaller than their bonnets.
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COTTON 1'HIEvE Three of the thieves en-
gagged in stealing cotton from the warehouse
Of G. w. Rowland, have been arrested, and
are now in JAIL They are freedmen.
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HUsrINGs CoUhr, Portsmouth. Tuesday, April
10, 1866. .t
Eastwood. The Grand Jury appeared ard retired
for consultation.
A motion for a new trial in the case of Rowland
Bro. Us w. H. Morris, was the only case be-
fore the court up to / O'Clock
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A FAsHIoNABLE BoNNET-A little bit of
nothing, trimmed with three yards of ribbon
and yard of lace. Price $lOO.
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WHAT ARE WE To EAT-Some kind Of
pestilence has broken out amoug the fish, if
we are to believe New York papers; and al
ready four hundred barrels of diseased her.
rings have been seized on one of the piers in
that city. This is bad news again. The rim
derpest frightened many people from their
beef steaks and savory rcasts, and the trich-
nina Mortified them, at the idea of being eat
en- up alive while INDUCING in roast pig,
sausages and buckwheat cakes Then it was
sad, and "wise" men encouraged the delusiou,
that mutton was the healthiest meat in the
market, and that sheep was never attacked by
disease. But that assertion has not been made
good, for we have accounts from England and
Scotland that species of plague had broken
out In both countries among the sheep.
Then timid people fell back on poultry,
and were just composing themselves to break
fast, dine, and sup on chickens, when intsli-
gence was brought us that disease has fast
ened upon this class of the feathered race in
the West Indies and that it would most like
~ reach this country by way OF some hem
coop or barque trading between the Islands
and the United States This was enough,
and the terrified patrons of the pullet and
the capon forbade their appearance in the
kitchen or at the table, and turned their at
tention to the inhabitants of the sea- But
what must be their dismay at learning that
fish, like beeves, hogs, sheep, and chickens,
are also liable to and affected by disease p
What now are they to do +? What shall they
eat 1t enters into everyday life, and can
not be ignored. Man must eat, but what to
eat, in these latter days, is an interrogatory
easier propoundad than expounded
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN EDENroN "A
friend furnishes us the fol owing result of the
recent charter election in the town of Eden
ton. The election was holly contested by the
radical sympathizers, and an issue was dis
tinctly made with the friends of the President
and the Union:
For Mayor; 7. w. Hudgins, Union, II;
Fl. A. Bond, Radical, To-
For Commissioners : N, 8. Perkins, SO;
William Badham, SO, F. S. Roberts, 81; /. R.
B. Hathaway, 81; j. A. Woodland 20; R. G.
Mitchell, 20; S. T. Bond, 16; C. E. Robinson,
Is; 7. j. Bland, 10; George W. Smith, Is.
The first five named gentlemen were the anti
radical candidates
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Res Somebody says that since the preya-
lence of the rinderpest, England seems to be
quite cow'd down,
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MAYORS CouRr, Portsmomh. Daniel Collins.
Mayor, presiding. April 10th, 1866.
MIR. Lewis, arrested on complaint of Joseph c.
Floid,, charged with larceny in stealing $50, ad-
mitted to bail in the sum of $500 for his exami-
nation before the Hastings Court.
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THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
Il aMcence,a Anfi-Synhiiific for the

THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
T awrence's Anti-Syphi'itic for the
CURE OF SYPHILIS.-Ths extraordinary
and truly valuable Medicine is highly concen-
trated mpound fluid extract of pow erful altera-
tive medicinal roots and herbs, and is, therefore,
ENTIRELY YEGETABLE 1t is prepared by
regular Graduate Of Medicine, and is positive,
safe, and certain for that hitherto) terrible
disease Constitutional Syphilitic yirus, and Erad-
tcates euerg Particle Of the Sypdilitic faint from
the System. 1t is asserted positively and honestly
that it will cure any case Of the disease, whether
in the Secondary or Tertiary Form-in fact,
without any regard to the stage of the disease,
or length of time the patient has suffered from it.
This remedy is pleasant to the taste, has delight
full odor, and IS not in the least Injurious.
See Testimonials from eminent Physicians
around the b, tile. Try it. Price So per bottle
Prepared only by J. j. LAWRENCE, M. D.,
Practical Chemist, Wilson, N. c.
Sent to any part of the United States (Sealed)
on receipt of the price Address
DR.. j. j. LAWRENCE & CO.,
Wilson, N. G.
For sale by all respectable Druggists
DEMAS BARNES CO.,
FL Park Row, N. T.,
ap3-d&w2w* Wholesale Agent for New York
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EN- ERAL
T EMPLOYMENT OFFICl
f. r.. CT a l. H,

No. IL Main Street, Norfolk, Va
All who want work can obtain it, and those
who want help in any capacity or quantity can
be supplied by calling and registering for same.
Arrangements have been made with an Emil
grant Agency in New York, to furnish any guam
tity of White Labor, including Mechanics of
every kind, Agriculturalists, Gardeners, &C., on
reasonable terms. L. X. GALE,
ap 4-D&W I'm No. IL Main street.
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THE VIRGINIA OYSTER LAW.
GOPIES of the Virginia oyster Law,
] as passed by the Senate and Hoase of Dele
gates can be obtained at the counter of
meh5 THE DAY BOOK OFFICE.
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IHE MEETING AT THE CRY HALL LAST
A1GHT.-ln response to the call for IL meeting
OF the rank and file of the late Confederate
army, now residing in Norfolk, quite number
assembled at the City Hall last evening.
R. Frank Vaughn was called to the chair.
and VIM. j. Taylor appointed Secretary
The Chairman explained, in brief man
ner, the object of the meeting, which was for
the purpose of endeavering to raise monu-
ment to Norfolk's fallen heroes, independent
of the Monumental Association, composed
exclusively of ex-oficers, deeming it requisite
that the men who bore the brunt of battle and
who fought side by side with the q fallen mar
tyrs," should have an opportunity to show
their appreciation, and assist ia perpetuating
the memory, of their fallen comrades.
communication was then read by the Sc
cretary from the President of the Monumental
Association, stating that it was unintentional
on their part to preclude the privates, and pro-
posed, for the sake of the great cause in which
they were now enlisted, Joint meeting at
some future time, when the officers of the AS
ISOLATION would resign their present positions
and re-organize.
MIR. Jesse Sugar then moved that the meet
ing invite the officers to meet with them on
next Saturday evening at the City Hall; which
motion was carried
The Meeting Than adionrnol
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AGENTS OFFICE, N. &P R.R.,
NORFOLK, April 4, 1855.
NJ Office
~ ON MONDAY
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
The Trains of the
NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG r. Il.
will make close connections with the Trains to
and from Richmond.
Leave Norfolk at 7.30 m.
Leave Manchester at 1850 a. M
FARE FROM RICHMOND TO NORFOLK,
FIRST GLASS. ID. 50
SECOND GLASS;, ...,...............,...... 400
Through Tickets sold at this office.
Baggage checked through.
V. d. GRONER,
ap 4-20t Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
By FENTRESS & COLEMAN,

BY FENTKESS q COLEMAN,
Last side Market Square, Portsmouth, IA.
AUCTION d COMMISSION MER CHANT
HAS for sale the finest truck farm
Ill in Norfolk county, containing 100 acres,
distant one mile from the cities of Norfolk and
Portsmouth, on the south bank of the Elizabeth
river, just below the Naval Hospital.
ALSO.
$50, 900 worth of real estate in the city.
Parties at the North desiring land in this Sec
ton, would do we'll to give us a CALL All COM
munications attended to promptly.
FENTRESS & COLEMAN,
NH l4-tf Auctioneers.
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DENTISTRY.

THE PUBLIC are most respectfully
i informed that having recently refurnished
and reftted my office at the old stand No. 7 Main
street, am now prepared to receive visitors at
all hours of the day in reference to the execution
of all branches of business connected with the
profession. Teeth extracted without pain
E. CUTHRIELL, Dentist,
ap 10 No. Main st., 2 doors from Bank.
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CiRculT CouRr-Judge R. H. Baker, Presid-
ing -
This Court adjourned to day.
Judge Baker will open Court in Nansemond
County on the 10th inst.
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HARDWARE FROM AUCTION.
~ j. GRlEEITH Il co. No. IL. Ea ST

HARDWARE FROM AUCTION.
~ j. GRIFFITH IL CO. No. II, East
ID. side Market Square, are constantly receiv-
ing from Auction large supplies of Hardware, to
which they call the special attention of the trade
and consumers. just to hand in good order:
228 doz. Rim, Patent and Cabinet Locks.
20S doz. Hinges, assorted.
1877 doz. Knives, Pocket, &c.
100 doz. Files, assorted.
Also Spades, Shovels, Axes, Forks.
Cross, Hand, and Panel Saws
Brooms, Brushes Wood ware.
Mechanics Tools, Screws, Backing,
And hosts of other Goods, which we are selling
less than Manufacturers prices, because we pur
chase them at Auction prices.
Examine the stock at the sign Of the Paddock,
before purchasing. ar5
VIRGINIA. At Ru'es continued and held
Y in the Clerks Office of the County Court of
Princess Anne, on Wednesday the Fth day of
March 1866.
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LIRST ABB A N A S-AlsO, Cheaper
IL grades of Havana SEGARS, Just received
by NJ. A. & C. A. SANTOS.
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4 LES, VINES, LIQUORS, & c,

VIM. Younger Cos strong Ale,
&c j." India Pale AL,
Duncan & Co.'S Pale Ale,
-Tennent's double strong Ale,
Bass u Co.'S Pale Ale.
Barclay, Perkin & Co.'S Stout Porte
Guinness's extra Stout Porter,
Taylor's Albany Cream Ale, on draught,
Boy 3 Albany Stock Ale, on draugbt,
Jules Mumm Co.'S Imperial Rose Champagne,
Jules Mumm Cos Verzenay,
Jules Mumm Co.'S private stock,
Charles Heidsick's Champagne,
Heidseick's Co.'S Champagne,
Piper Heidseicks Champagne,
Courvoisier Cos Champagne,
Creme De Bouzy's Champagne,
Chillingworth L Sons Fine Golden Sherry,
Alto Douro Port,
Chateau Leaville, vintage 1858,
Taylor's London Dock Brandy, old
Bakers pure Rye Whiskey, &c.
full supply of the above just received,
N. D. BICE,
Al Main Street,
IL
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apl0
IHLORODYNE = Browns English.
" Also, Hegeman's, a valuable remedy in Neu-
ralgia, Nervous Headache &c.
apl0 Nj. A. L. C. A. SANTOS.
GARATOGA w AFTER, from the Con.
y gress and Columbian Springs. The latter
water is now sold for the first time in market,
and has acquired great reputation in diseases Of
the kidneys, &c. n
aplO NJ A. & C. A. SANTOS.
THO HIRAM BURT
i Take notice that shall, ON the 9th day of
May next, at the office of J. H. Nash, ESQ.,, No.
81 Bank street, in the city of Norfolk, betw cen
the hours of 8 A. NJ, and 5 P. NJ, proceed to
take the dispositions of Charles G. Green and
others, to be read as evidence in my behalf in a
certain suit in equity depending in the Circuit
Court for the city of Norfolk, wherein 1 am
plaintiff and you defendant, and if, from any
cause, the taking OF said dispositions be not COM
menced, and if commenced, be not concluded on
that day, the taking of the same will be adjourn
ed and continued from day to day or from tim to
time at the place and between the same
hours, until the same thall be completed.
MARIANNE S. BURT
4t Who sues by her next friend.
B. B. F0sTER, p. O. ap l0-Tu4w