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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICES

Hs- COPPER TIrs protect the toes of Chi.
dren's Shoes. One pair will outwear three vi,t
out Tips Sold everywhere.
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No MORE Pap Forney is about to receive
a blow in the only sensitive part of lin, his
pocket The Cincinnati Gazette'S correspon-
dent says:
1t is reported that President johnson has
directed the heads Of the several Departments
to withdraw the advertising patronage of the
Government from Forneys Chronicle which
has taken decided stand against the policy
of the Administration
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INSURANCE.
TENHE AMERICAN INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NORFOLK

TNHE AMI AMERIcAN INSURANCE
N c P 0 r A TED ls49.
Authorized Capital, ST Co., GO
Roard Of Direc ors:
j. c. Deming, President.
John .: Whitehead, President Franklin Saw
ings Bank.
Gilbert G. Walker, President Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
C. l.. Cole, President First National Bank.
c. Ii. Rowland, of late Rowland l. Brothers,
John d. Gordan, Of j. ID. Gordan L Co.,
Bankers.
Joseph r spratley, Director Mer. Nee Saw
ings Bank.
l. Advisory BoarG
Charles Reid, President Mer, Il Nee. Ex-
change.
W. 4. Harrison, President her and Nee Saw
ings Bank Rn - b,
George Sangster, Esq, j. K. Barry, ESQ, A.
L. Hill, Esq.
s- City and Country assurances of every
character taken at lowest current rates. and losses
promptly adjusted
Office AZ, Bank Street, Norfolk
l. TNsURANcE. an Ian =
j c. d EN- N c., AGENT.
New York Life Insurance ompany,
NEW YORK.
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, ". Y.
HOMe Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
New Haven.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
National Fire Insurance Company,
Baltimore.
mutual Fire Assurance Society. Va.
Nss- Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings,
Merchandise, &C., and Policies on Cargoes and
Hulls of Vessels issued at this GENCY at the
lowest current rates.
J. c. DEMING, Agent,
franklin Savings Bank, Bank street,
au 26-6m Near Main st., Norfolk, Va.
FFiCa AMERICAN INSURANCE co,
FEBRUARY 16, 1865.
INCREASE OF 10000 To THE
CAPITAL STOCK OF THE
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NORFOLK.
The Board of Directors recognizing the need
of more capital for the present and prospective
business Of the Company, have authorized Books
Of Subscription to be opened for the period of
thirty days, for an additional amount of One
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
&c. DEAING, President.
Attest K. G. N. WNsFlELD, Secretary.
Board Of Directors
Jno. B. Whitehead q. l.. Cole,
G. c. Walker, O. H. Rowland,
Jno. d. Gordan, j. r. Spratey
feb lift
ToHN NASH IL SON,
81 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
in selected Family Groceries, Wines, Liquors,
Teas, Segars, Tobacco, English Sauces, Pickles,
&C., &C.
Corner OF High street and Market
Square, Portsmouth, Va.
bzg- Flat and Bar Iron on hand. fe2l-1m
TrOR RENT The field on the Eas-
L tern side of the road leading from the Nor
folk Drawbridge, belonging to Thomas A. Hardy
Apply to WILLIAM }. HARDY.
feb2l-2W*
FENO ARRIV E-4 . 900 NO. Baiti-
L more Paving Brick, will be sold at low rates
il taken from vessel.
MURDOCH HOWELL.
iebZ3-Iw Tunis' Wharf
- WHOLESALE DEALERS.
- CUUNInN MbhCHATS an OTHERS
just received IL store. fresh supply of
Oranges, Lemons, Rasins, Figs Citrou.
Dates, Apples, Almonds,
Palm, Hail, English Wal and Cocoanuts;
Besides, manufacturing daily the best Steam
Refined Candy, prepared of purest materials, and
sold at figures that cannot fail to please.
Call and examine.
feb9 CHAS. JORDAN, II E. Main St.
NOTICE.-DO you want a nice and
IN fashionable pair Of BOOTS or SHOES ? If,
80, csll on G. A. DAVIS, No. IS, Bank street
doors from Main, and have your ms asure taken.
Remember the place, 5 doors from Main st.
fsos-tf
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THE FARMER FOR MARcH.-We have re-
ceived the March number Of this valuable
journal, published in Richmond, by Elliott &
Shields. We are disappointed in the amount
of original matter in this number, but we
presume the altered state of affairs Of most Of
the farmers i'll Virginia, gives them but little
time to devote to agricultural literature The
present number, however contains many arti-
cles of interest and value, and we commend
them to the notice of our farmers generally.
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THE CAUSE OF GRTEF-The Philadelphia
Age thus points out the distress Of the radi-
calls.
THE radicals are in despair. They are, at
last, cut off from the loayes aud fishes The
idea of losing the fat drippings from the Trea-
sury which have solaced their loyal" hours
for the past five or six years is extremely dis
tressing The feeling Of being 'Fout in the
cold" is, to individuals of their temperament,
almost unbearable- they must get used to
it. They would have fight with the man
at the other end of the avenue" and they
must take the consequences.
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The CosMoFoLIrE.-We have the March
number Of the Cosmopote before lis. 1t is
really one of the neatest periodicals that comes
to our table, and docs credit to Sherwood &
Co, Printers, Baltimore.
The contents Of the present number are
varied and interesting, particularly to the
Southern reader. Though as many of the
scenes ald incidents related in these pages
refer to matters that happened in the Confed-
eracy during the war, they are of necessity
entirely new. to the reading. public Of the
North. and we should suppose would attract
very general attention in that quarter
The Cosmopolte is published by De Leon
q Co, 10. 50 Franklin street, Baltimore, and
we heartily commend it to our readers
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since l introduced it here, several of our
physicians prescribing it with the best sn T.
cess; ii. BUFF, Chemist,
III
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OTiCE.-James H. Johnston, Dr..
~ George w. Johnston have associs
JOHNSTON BRO, for the purpose Of conduct dl,d
ing the Wholesale and Retail wood Business
and Ship brokerage.
we will keep constantly on hand seasoned Pin,
and Hard Wood, which we are offering to pur
ehasers at the same price it is selling at in the
county DOCK, and deliver it at their houses with,
out any expense of carriage. erchants and
others doing business in the city, may send their
orders, and rely upon prompt delivery of the
KIND OF wood they specify without requiring Their
personal attention. We can be found al New
toms wharf next to Ferry.
lob NSTNN L ppm
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CHI AM BERLAIN 4 BROS BANKERS
fOUPON INTEREST NOTES, bought at the
~ highest rates; UNCURRENT BANK NOTES
nought at the highest rates; GOLD and SILVER
bought at the highest rates; SEYEN-THIRTIES
and other SECURITIES bought at the highps,
rates. Office
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House bill for provisioning and settling til
boundaries of lands in this Commonwealth
was passed.
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NM ANTLD.-200,0OO Red Oak hhs
w Slaves, for which the highest market ,,i@s
will be paid. f'''0
jan7 CHARLES REID SON.
ID EMOV A L-Henry p. WorceSfa.
III has removed to No 81 West Wide Wal,
street, Tin rear Of the Custom House, where h.
will continue the General Forwarding and Com,
mission business as heretofore He will be please
to see his friends at his new location, and hone.
to merit share Of their patronage
Ns5- full assortment Of Perkins, Stern CO.,
sale at New York prices,
HENRY p. WORCESTER
feb Lin No. 81 West Wide Water Street
fEYLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP 0P
l. GUM ARABIC will be found most pleasant,
safe andspeedy remedy for COUGHS COLDS. HoAssr.
NESS, wHoopING COUGH, AND ALL AFFECTIONS on
THE THROAT AND LUNGS. Its superior efficacy in
arresting coughs, and the first stages of eonsump
ton, has long been known and appreciated t,
most families and physicians. Price so cents per
bottle at all drug stores.
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The goods and effects of the late firm of j. l. 7.
Griffin, conveyed to me by deed of the 18th Feb. ,
1885, for the benefit of their creditors, have been
by their direction transferred to j. T. Griffin, who
is authorized to dispose of the same as he may
see proper, and he is fully authorized to settle up
the business Of the late firm of j. & I. Griffin.
feb II SIMON S. STUBBS, Trustee.
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fodiish and HaddOck.-3OO quintals Coz
~ hsh, medium size; 30 quintals Haddock. mi nH
by
feb 28-3tt ALEXANDER BELL.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-16

difficulty growing out Of q horse trade:
Pending the dispute, which took place
az the Jones House, the white man,
and fellow who was his aecomplice.
drew their knives on "Daye." " The
latter, employing little sharp STRAIT
egg, pretended to yield, and appa-
rentIy the quarrel was then settled /
but subsequently Dave managed
TO maneuyer the chief Desperate into
a room at the Jones House, where,
the doors being. guarded by the friends
Of the former 10 insure fair play, a
regular fight epsned Though the
white had the advantage of knife,
which he attempted to use, " Dave
disarmed him ia o ,trice, and, knock
ing him to the floor. dashed his heels
into his face, and trampled and man,
gled him terribly. The two ruftians
decamped early next morning for
parts unknown, They are supposed
TO belong 10 an organized band Of
scoundreIs, One Of them doubtless
realizes that = Dave is tough GUS
toner, n M 9i HltAH tt
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FsaxssaaaHsaus ia ataam eatsnagea 6fnnf Iielting,
sgysszear 3zsnna, Wrought Iron Pipes, Bolttng
a 1eAAus saaa.. AZ Manufacturers Prices.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

HEALTH RESTORED,
AND SICKNESS PREVENTED BY USING THE oELB
DRAFTED
GRAEFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES.
AMONG WHICH ARE
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON,
Price $l.5O.
Which will infallibly positively Invariably cure al
commonly known as FEMALE DISEASE WEAKNESS ~
happy so my womeD between tho ages Of 15 and 90
for which the medca profession seeks hno IN vain for
refinement afford exemption.
Read the following: ,o,,
am graduate of tho regular Medica Colleges. Eight
months ago had seven cases Of severe female an
case which had entirely failed to One lady had
constant Mysteries; had every symptom OF eplepc
pon M d
we're symptoms Of continued uterine derangement
oATHoLicoN, used it. it cured every csee There
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on every bottle
THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
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that they never grippe nauseate or leave the bowels
constpated condition. the Graefenberg Pills Will be
found more pleasant than any Others
APrice 26 cents box On tho receipt OF one dol.
Lar four boxes will be sent by mall free of postage to
any part Of the country
DYSENTERY sYRUP.-Prlce 80 cents.
Infallibe in all of bowel complaints and Ger
tain cure for ASIATIO CHOLERA.
GREEN MOUNTAIN oINTMENT.-Price 20 cents.
aJFor Burns Bruises, Sca1ds, Old Sores, Ohilbains
Uhapped Skin, Gold Sores and wherever there Ia In
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R1-The Ointment is guaranteed as the best applice
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certainly than any other offered to the public
CHILDREN's PANACEA-5O cents.
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND.-$l.
CONSUMPTIVE'S BALSAM.-S3.
EYE LOTION.-25 cents.
HEALTH BITTERS.-25 cents.
PILE REMEDY.-$1.
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY-6O cents.
MANUAL OF HEAGTH.-26 cents complete Fau,1'
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THE dRAEFENBERG FAMILY MEDICINES pre-.
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n5-THEY ARE PURELY VEGETABLE. ia
a1-They have been the leading American Remedies
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COMPANY, No 139 William street. New York, and BY
the trade generally.
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THE BARNWEI,L SENTINEL,
TyHE PUBLICATION OF THIS PAPRR WHICH OF.
FTOE destroyed In February last by the Fedora
army been resumed At 10 tho only paper pubahed
In that largo and populons District and and
6nshssB men poSassses BedoI5 fnetYfVl
iose 4oS each snbefaonG sp6scrptipn 10 pSrS fepss
tnnuns. Address 3. eHU0K&G RRaRYG
Mspoh 10 PTopzietorn.
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ACCOUNT BOOKS,
BOOK BINDING AND JOB PRINTING

In q Ints branches, with type, presses, and
dvantages not excelled in this city. Nyer's Blanks
tiles, Bonds, Mortgages &C., &C., OH III ID and printed
o order. tuthB1yr December IA
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NATURE'S own REMEDIES.
Congress Spring Water.
Empire Spring Water.
Columbian Spring Water.

yet been discovered that equals these
waters as n PREVENTIVE RELIEF AND PERMA.
MENT CURE, for many temporary and chronic dis
cases. proved by the experience of many thousands
who have them for years. with the most beneaoa
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CONGRESS WATER

Is cathartic Alternative and tonic, and s valuable
remedy for affections Of the Liver and Kidneys Dys
pepsa, Gout, Chronic Constipation and Cutaneous dis
1t is most powerful preventive of the Fevera
and Bilious Complaints, prevalent in warm climates
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EMPIRE WATER

Is cathartic, and valuable remedy for Rheumatism
Derangement of the Liver, Diseases of the Skin and
General Debility It's effects are most sautary in Lung
Diseases It ia almost SURE for Scrofula, and
the most aggravated forms of Dyspepsia. AS rREvEN
TIVE AND CURE for all Bilious Derangements 1t stands
anriYaled.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-02-09
Too Many in "a Red.

Emigration to the State OF Michigan was
so great during the year 1888 and 1896,
that every house was filed every night
with travellers wanting loilging. Every
traveller there at that time will remember
the difficulty Of obtaining bed in the ho.
tells, even if he had two or three strange
bedfellows."
The reverend Hosea Brown, an eccentric
Methodist minister, stopped one night at
ono of the hotels in Ann Arbor, and in
qured if he could have room and bed to
himself. The bar-keeper told him he could
unless they shoull become 80 full as TO
render it necessary to put another IN with
him.
At an early hour the reverend gentleman
went to his room, locked the door, re tired
to his bed, aud sunk into comfortable
sleep. Along toward midnight he was
reused from his slumber 10y a loud knock
ing at Iris door. 'tt
Hall,! you there" lie exclaimed, "what
do you want noW?'-particuar stress on
the last word.
Z" Yon must take another lodSer. sir, in
with you," said the voice Of the landlord.
What, another YETI"
+" Why, yes, there's only one in here, ism I
there" y"
"one Why here is Mr. Brown, and the
Methodist preacher, and myself already,
and think that enough for one bed, even
in Michigan"
The landlord seemed TO tfiinL 90, too, and
left the trio to their reposo.
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Che Gastaliau :fount.
uERMIoNE, or DIFFERENCES AID
JUSTED.
ny ROBERT BUCHANAN.

Wherever wander, up aud about,
This is the puzzle | can't make out
Because care little for books, no doubt
have a wife and she is wise,
Deep In philosophy, strong In Greek
Spcctaclcs shadow her pretty eyes,
Coterics rtistle to hear her speak;
She writes a liAle-for love. not fame
Has published n book with a drcary name
And yet [God bless herD Is mild and meek
And how happened to MO- and wed
A wife so pretty and wise withal,
Is part OF the puzzle that fills my head
Plaques me at daytime, racks NE in bed
Haunts me, aud makes me appear 80 small.
The only answer that can see
Isl could not have married llermiOno
THAT is her fine, wise namc) but she
STOPPED in her wisdom and married me.
For am fellow or no degree,
Given to rumping and jollity;
The Latin they thraShed iuto me al school
Tho world and its fights have thrSshed away
AT figures alone | am no fool,
Aud in City circles | say my say.
But am Ounce at twenty-nine,
And the kind of study | think fine
Is a chapter OF Dickens, sheet OF tho Times,
When lounge after work, in my easy chair
Punch for humor, aud Pracd for rhymes,
And the butterfly mois blown here and there
BY the idle breath of the social air.
A little French is my only giN,
Whercwith at times | can make shin,
Guessing at meanings to hutter over
hlagree tale in paper cover,
Hcrmoue, my Hermionei
Whct could your wisdom perceive in me
And Hermioue, my llermionei
How does 1t happen Nt all that we
Love one another so utterly 7
Well, have bright eyed boy of two,
darling who cries with lung and tongue, abou
As fine a fellow, swear TO you,
As ever poet of sentiment sung about
And my lady-wife with the serious eyes
Brghtens aud ightens when he Is nigh,
Aud looks, although she is deep and wis
AS foolish aud happy as he or Il
And have the courage just then, you see,
| To kiss the lips of Hermione--
II oie learned lips that the learned praise
And to clasp her close as in siller days
To talk and Joke in frolic vein,
To tell her my stories Of things and men;
And il never strikes me that Pm profane,
For she laughs and bushes and Kisses again,
And presto! fly goes her wisdom then
For Boy claps hands, and is up ON her breast
Roaring to see her so bright with mirth,
And know she deems me 90, the jcstD
The cleverest fellow on all the earth,
And Hermione, my IIcrmione,
Nurses her boy aud dcfers to me;
Does not seem TO sec I'm small
Even to think me Ounce at all.
Aud wherever l wander, up and about,
Here is the puzzle can't make out
That llermione, my Hermione,
In spite of her Greek and philosophy,
When sporting at night with her boy and me,
Seems sweeter and wiser, ! assever-
SweeteT and wiser, and far more clever,
And makes me feel more foolish than ever,
Through her childish, girlish joyous grace,
And the silly pride in her leaned face
That is the puzzle can't make out
Because care little for books, no doubt
But the puzzle is pleasant, know not why,
For, whenever / think Of it, night morn,
thank my God she is wise, and |
The happicst fool that ever was born
The Argosy.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-02-09
Selected selistelIaug.
KEYS 70. Snccrss..

Man is like SNOWFALL Leave him "
ing in idleness against the sunny fence Of
prosperity, aud all the good that's in him,
lnelts like butter but kick him around, and
ho gathers strength with every successive
revolution, nntil he grows into an avalanche.
TO succeed, you must keep moving.
Tho world.rehowned RothschilJs ascribo
their success to the following rules BE an
ofi.handed man make bargain at once.
Never have anything to do with an uhlhcky
man or plan. BE can ious and Bold.
David Ricardo, the celebrated political
economist, had what he called his own three
golden rules, the observance of Which he
nsod to press on his friends. They were
Never refuse an option when you can get
It. Gut short your losses. Let your profits
run on.
John jacob Astor, when requested to
furnish incidents of his life, replied ''My
actions must make my lite"
Stephen Girard's fundamental maxim was:
Take care Of the cents; the dollars will take
care of themselves.
Robert Bonner, who made fortune in
four years, out of the New York Ledger, at.
tributes his success entirely to his persist
ent, repeated and generous advertising.
Amos Lawrence said when asked for adj
vico Young man, base all your actions
upon a principle of right; preserve your
integrity of character. and in doing this,
never reckon the coat"
Many man has lost being great man.
by splitting into two middling ones.--PML-
LIPs.
John Freedlcy's never.varying motto was:
" Sef.lependence and self reliauce." lie
says MY observations through life satis-
fy me that Mt least nineteuths of those most
successful in business start in life without
any reliance except upon their own heals
and hands-hoe their own row from the
jump"
Nicholas Longworth. the Cincinnati mil
lionaire, says: | have always had these two
things before me Do what yen undertake
thoroughly. Be faithful in all accepted
trusts"
+. r. Barnum, the noted exhibitor, as.
cribcs his success in accommodating million
of dollars in ten years, to the Unlimited use
of--printer's ink.
John Randolph said: Mr.. Speaker.
have found tho philosophers stone 1t is,
Pay as y0u 90"
A. T. Stewart, Merchant Prince of New
York, says: No abilities, however splen
did, can command success without intense
labor and persevering application"
Half the failures in life arise from tho
pulling in ones horse us he is leaping,--
CHAPlN.
The world estimates men by their success
in life, and hy general consent, success il
evidence Of superiority. EvERErT.
There is nothing like u fixed. steady aim,
with an honorable purpose. 1t dignifies
your nature, and insurcs your success
BEECnER.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
4 .EGAL NOTICE.

=" '' ~ '" 1870" 'N"''
Pcrcilla Jane Merccr.N p'V'Ve'
The said defendant, Pcrcilia Jrhe Mercer will
take notice, that the sad Samuel Mcrcer, plaintiff
did, the 10Th day of January, a. u. 1850, fe in
the Clerks Office OF the Court OF CommhA Pleas,
within and for the county of Wood, aud State of
Ohio, his petition for divorce against her the sub
stance and prayer Of which is, that the plaintiff
was married to the said defendant ON the 2Sth day
of February, A. ID. 1860, in the county of Wood,
and State Of Ohio and they lived together rs hus-
band and wife until the 10Th day Of September, A.
ID. 1869 and that said defendant committed adul.
tory with one Thomas Caswell; that said defend
ant eloped with said Caswel. and was still living
in adultery with said Caswell up to the filing vt
said petition and alleges that the fruit OF said
marriage, there Is one sou born, now aged five
years ana asks that said plaintiff may be divorced
from said defendant, and that he may have the care
and custody OF said child.
Said petition will be for hearing at the March
term Of said Court, \. y. 1868, which sits ON the
2oth day of said month, at which term said de-
fendOnt is required to answer said petition,
SLEVIN Il PARSONS. Au'ys for Petitioner.
Perrysburg, January 20, 1865. Sgtsll