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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-22

A TRIp UP THE BAY.-Having been called to
attend Fenian meeting in Baltimore, we started
last Friday afternoon to obey the summons of the
brotherhood. Like true of the sod, before
leaving, we took the precaution to arm ourselves
with sundry pocket pistols, fearing that garroters
might abound in the Monumental City as well as
in Norfolk and in Portsmoth.
As the Head Centre is shortly expected to in
vest largely in cold iron we determined to travel
on an iron boat; hence we took passage on the
"Thomas Kelso," steamer that has nothing
cold about it, but the metal.
Owing to the explosion of our pocket pistols on
the trip up the bay, by which we were rendered
somewhat oblivious, we are not sure, but we be-
lieve we reached Baltimore on Saturday morning
about o'clock Having read the article in the
dirty Baltimore american, on old clothes, we left
our grey jacket behind, and our friends were
greeted by the sight of genuine Confederate
draped in black.
We are not at liberty to mention what tran
spired at the meeting of our Fenian brothers,
Suffice is it to say, that the resolutions which we
offered were unanimously adopted, and must
Some time during the afternoon of Saturday
we re-embarked oE board the Thomas kels" in
search of the quiet Of home, and Sunday morning
found US once more in our hsrbor.
The history of the OIL Bay Line disco the
fact that life is secure in its keeping; hence,
fore starting we did not call on the agent, in til s
city, of the Accidental Insurance Company;"
but trusting to luck and Evolutionary immunity
from danger, and to Capt. Russell, our valuabl
life, up and down the bay, encountered unframed
the dangers of the Sea- Though everybody knows
George W. Russell, the courteous captain of the
Kelso, we must be permitted to pay our tribute
to him here. To the skill of an intelligent naviga-
tor, he adds the experience of thir y years SER
vice, and unites in his position of commander the
hospitality OF the host, with the genial affability
of thegentleman. He is nobly assisted in his du-
ties and gallantries by the Kelso's Purser, Mr.
John E. Wilson; and through their kindness our
trip was made most pleasant one.
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MAYORS CoURT, Portsmouth.-The following
cases were disposed of by his honor, Mayor Col
Inns, on Saturday:
Cornelius F Young, arrested on peace war
rant, on complaint of Mrs. Ann NJ Schever, was
required to give security in the sum of 5000, to
keep the peace for the period Of one year.
Spencer Grey, Robert Williams and VIM. Da-
Wis, negroes, were charged with stealing $40 in
money and a.coat valued at $40, were turned over
to the Freedmen's Bureau.
William H. Andrews, negro arrested on COM
plant of John Many, charged with stealing cloth
ing to the value of $75, was turned over to same
tribunal.
Action to recover amount of S2e due for rent
and board. Allowed. Watch report the city
quiet, save few drunken freedmen making bad
of their liberty.
Nor1cE.-The Members of the Vigilance Com
mittee are requested to meet tonight. Punctual
attendance is desired.
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CIRcUIr CoURr.-Col. William Lamb qualified
as the guardian of F. W. Tunis, in place of John
L. Tunis revoked
NJ 5. Mary A. Booth qualified as the admins
tratrix OF William Poo h, deceased.
h. F. Wyatt qualified as the administrator of
Rosa l.. i lr t, deceased.
Swift vs. Vincent. Case continued
Burress vs.. Armstead; Dufield VS.. Jossey; Syl-
vester vs. Sylv ster--set or j.. ON Wedneso- y.
Gask ms VS.. Barron, ef CT eEt case, argued and
submitted to ury Vi dict !or ptaiotif
Brown VS.. Bait, nr 5 can Packet Con pany.
Motion mad to set aside oy iru ed.
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FALSE A1ARMs.-Several times yesterday the
the afternoon we saw the Hook and Ladder out
with the men with their "pants in their boots, ;"
and with two short ladders ON the " machine"
We did not hear of any FIRE, and trust the cold
weather will pass away before we have any more
OF them. Are you insured?
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DARINe THErr.-On Saturday night while one
of the Merchants of Portsmouth was in the act of
closing his store, and had placed his books and a
revolver on his counter returned to the rear of
the establishment to wait on friend, when a ne
gro quietly slipped in and walked off with the
pistol. The police after him, and doubtless,
ere this, Sambo is in durance vile. If the negroes
are to be armed, they must buy, not steal, their
weapons
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ALARM OF FIRE.-The Fire Department was
>The cause If the alarm was the burning of lot of
lightwood in the kitchen of james Ormsby, on the
corner of Commerce and Wide Water streets
The patrol on the beat entered the premises, and
extinA uished the f,e before any damage was done
to the build ng.
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MARKETS.

Saturday business on Change was not very &C.
tive, two sales If Cotton were recorded one at
49, and inferior article of middling at At, this
constituted the extent of the business transactions
ION Change"
Gold stood firm at I4l, with no indication of
climbing any b CHER, the reports at last board
on FriIay in Baltimore indie ted that it had
reached its zenith on tn last spirit.
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GLENN's THEArRE.-This old and favorite resort
of the public will open tonight wi h new as
traction seldom found upon these boards.
In the scenes to be presented the sagacity and
fd lily of tlat trusted companies # man, the cog
is to be EXHIBITED.
But apart from this, sterling company will be
presented to the public, and and young will be
ntertained and interested, if presen', which as
suredl y they should be.
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D1ssoLurIoN OF AN OLD FInM.-By reference to
our advertising columns, it will be seen that the
old and highly respectable firm of Rowland &
Brothers is dissolved, For many years previous
to the war this firm did very extensive business
in this city, and we had hoped that the members
composing it would have kept up the old names
One of the members, however, will continue the
grocery business in this city, and we call special
attention to bis advertisement
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CARELEssNEss. son of the Presiding Elder
of the M. E. Church for this district came near
being the victim of the careless use of firearms
oy a negro on Saturday last. But few days
since we had to record the fatal results of this
practice, and again advise authorities to take
some steps towards disarming the freedmen.
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STILL AEoTHER.-A gentleman, whose name we
could not learn, was st pped on Church street,
while on his way from Market, Saturday night,
ana ordered to est nd and deliver" la Dick
1IrP'n. Fortuna ely, or info rtunately, / e had
only three bundles Of fish in his basket, and was
therefore permitted to pass on unmolested
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IL1.-We regret to lea that Mr.. Fiveash who
was assaulted and knocked down on Friday night
is quite ill from the effects of he blow.
1t is istressing to reflect that one of the most
exemplary Young men in this community should
have been thus srric en- down in his career of use
uness, and his life endangered, by the club of an
ASS ssn
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STILL ANoTHER..The garroters wero busy last
apgnr Sew near Of young having
cents. The miscreant who committed the deed
warned the unfortunate individual that if he ever
caught him out again with only ninety cents
in his pocket, he would beat him within an inch
of his life.
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MUSTERED OUr.-The sth Maine Volunteers,
Col. VIM. M. Macarthur, were mustered out of the
United States service at Fortress Monroe on the
18th instant, and left on the steamers Thomas
evening en- route for Augusta, Maine, where they
will be disbanded
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FUNNY.-Mayor Tabb decided that he has no
jurisdiction in the case of the of the British
schooner Susan West, and then turns around and
orders their discharge and fixes the amount of
wages due them. Is he right or wrong, or
which or both 4?
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LOCAL.

o-,c--Per.ons or the Portsmouth side, hav-
~ od,,art;saments, orders for job printing, COM
mancations or local items of interest, will please
asva them at the auction store of Messrs. Hatton
Maupin, on Crawford street, and they will be
attended to.
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FHFEDHtN CoUhr.--This insltu N as moved
its chanber to The Dispensary on he corner o
Cove AMI Fenchurch streets, where it is suppo ed
that every zeal will be exerted to impress the COL
ored popula ion with k ener OF propriety
and the blessings of freedom,
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MARRIED,

On Thursday evening, the 18th instant, by Rev
W. b. Wellons, Mr.. ROBERT +. NELMs and Mis-:
SARAH JANE, eldest daughter of Mills Rogers
Esq, all of Nansemond county,
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INSURANCE.
HE AMERICAN INSURANCE

IHE AMERlCAN lNSU kANCE
COMPANY OF NORFOLK.
nv Or P ORA TED 1919.
Authorized Capital, 100000
Board of Direcors:
j. G. Deming, President.
John 3: Whitehead, President Franklin Saw
Gilbert G. Walker, President Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
c. L, Cole, President First National Bank.
G. II. Rowland, of late Rowland Brothers.
John d. Gordan, of j. D. Gordan Co.,
Joseph r. Spratley, Director Mer. & Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
Advisory Board.
Charles Reid, President Mer. Nee. Ex-
W. T. Harrison, President Mer. and Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
&. Burruss, of Burruss, Harrison Co.,
Bankers.
George, Sangster, Esq, J. E. Barry, Esq, A.
L. Hill, Esq.
Zz5- City and Country assurances of every
character taken at lowest current rates, and losses
promptly adjusted.
Office AZ, Bank Street, Norfolk.
JHIRE, LIFE, MARINE & INLAND
INSURANCE.
j C. DENIM G, AGENT.
New York Life Insurance ompany,
NEW YORK.
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. 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.
las- Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings,
Merchandise, &C., and Policies ON Cargoes and
Hulls of Vessels issued at this AGENCY at the
lowest current rates.
J. G. DEMING, Agent,
Franklin Savings Bank, Bank street,
au 26-6m Near Main ST., Norfolk, Va.
ID ELIABLE SOUTHERN INSUR-
n, ANCE.
The NATIONAL MARINE AND FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW
ORLEANS.
SapltaI 5000, OUU.
The subscriber begs leave to inform the insur
ing public that he has been appointed Agent OF
the above named Company, and is ready to take
Marine, River, and Fire risks at fair rates.
DUNCAN ROBERTSON,
novl0-3m No. 8, Main Street.
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TNHE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER.
TIE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
THE DAILY RICHMOND EXAMINER
was revived on the 9th of December, and has al
ready attained circulation and popularity that
places it in the front rank of the public journals of
the South. The people everywhere seem to re-
cognize in its columns the same bold and fearless
spirit that ever distinguished it in the past. The
EXAMINER is peculiarly
THE PAPER OF THE SOUTH.
During the war it exercised an influence which
probably mr. other single newspaper ever had in
so large country, and at such an important
juncture of affairs. 1t VIGOROUSLY the ia
vorite of the army, and accompanied it every
where. In Virginia, during the Peninsular cam
paign, Gen. A. P. Hill had read in general or
ders, at the head of his command, the editorials
of the Examiner, as indictments to his soldiers.
In Texas, Gen. Magruder complained that he was
deprived of the daily entertainment and stimula-
ton of the Richmond EXAMINER. No one can ap-
preciate the history of the recent war without
admitting the inspiration and influence of this re
markable journal.
The Examiners Correspondence
Daily Letters from Washington.
The EXAMINER has organized full corps of cor
respondents, and will have regular letters from
all the important points of intelligence in the
country. By special good fortune it has secured,
at great expense the services of the oldest and
most intelligent of all the Washington correspon-
dents; the same gentleman who, for great
many years, wrote for the Baltimore Sun under
the signature of 60 IoN," and whose letters were
better known and more extensively copied into
the papers of the country than any letters ever
sent from Washington. He will write regularly
for the EXAMINER, and send letter from WASH
ington EVERY DAY.
To Business Men-The Examiner as an
Advertising Medium.
The attention of the merchants and business
men is respectfully called to the unequalled ad-
vantages it offers as an advertising medium. At
the time of the evacuation of Richmond, and for
long time before, its circulation was greater
than that of all the other Richmond papers COM
bined We declare, without any affectation of
modesty about it, that the EXAMINER is un-
equalled as an advertising medium.
To its old SubscribersJ
The undersigned calls upon the old subscribers
of the EXAMINER, from Virginia to Texas, to rally
to its support, to renew their subscriptions, and
to assist ia the revival of paper endeared to the
South by many memories of the past.
Terms of Subscription
One year, IN $500
Six months, in advance 500
LII
Address H. RlVES POLLARD,
Proprietor and Editor of " Examiner"
jan22 IF Richmond, Va.
GLUE HOUS Sc,
" No. 40, Bank Street.
The subscriber has taken the above House, and
will keep constantly on hand all that the taste of
the most fastidious could desire. He would be
glad to see his old friends and the public gener-
ally. BEN PEDDLE,
Club House, No. 46, Bank Street.
dec28-tf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r ENTRAL o N WORKS.

u "
E t T 7 & w A is o N,
PrOprietOrs.
The Proprietors having taken possession of the
establishment formerly occupied by NJ. Court
wright Co., and having purchased all the Tools
belonging to the concern, are prepared to con-
struct and repair all kinds of High and Low Pres
sure Engines and Boilers, and Mill Machinery of
every description.
Castings of Iron, Brass and Copper.
Forging OF every description of Iron, Brass,
and Copper, done with neatness and dispatch.
From an experience of several years in this
busin S. we feel confident that we can give entire
satisfaction.
WIN. L. PETIT, JOHANNES WATSON.
jan22-lm
| MOI ICE.--The CO-partnePship here
| IN totore existing under the firm of ROW
LAND BROS, terminated March LIST, 1863
by limitation. Either of the general partners
will attend to the settlement of its affairs. All
persons indebted will please come forward and
close their accounts; and those having claims
will present them Immediately for payment
CHAS. H. ROWLAND,
THOS. B. ROWLAND,
GEO. w. ROWLAND.
| JNO. H. ROWLAND,
jan22-lw Special Partner.
III. Formerly of Rowland & Bros,
Nevls0n Street, near the Ferry,
Is now receiving and offers for sale, on reason
able TERMS
Patent Cut Loaf, Crushed, Powdered, AM Cof-
fee Sugars, of all grades,
Cuba and p. r. Sugars,
Rio, Laguayra, and Java Coffee,
r. Family, Extra, and Super Flour,
Butter, Cheese, Lard,
Adamantine and Tallow Candles
Soap, Starch, Brooms,
Wooden Ware, Paper, &C., &c.
jan22-tf
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rENHE ENCH LANGUAGE.

Il. ALLATT, for twenty-five years resident
in France, GRADUATE OF the COLLEGE of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in that country, and
land. offers his services to his friends aud The Dub
lie, as a TEACHER of the FRENCH Ian
GUAGE.
He proposes to commence Glass as soon as
sufficient number of pupils are entered.
TERMS, $40 quarter-three lessons week
PAYABLE in advance.
He will also give instructions in private families
on reasonable terms.
Communications lett at No. rs, Main Street,
over Jordan's Confectionery Store, will be
promptly attended to,
dse2s.tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-08

Itr I'D among IA, Gr.sn Mountains.
H. ;ii,. valley OF ia. r.--iinp-ic
T.. me County "a Caledonia
Ia ihr village Of II bloomsbury
In thr -;o-" wn, ,c ii.l! 4 Peck keep
r. tlt,- loom Of the Pn-f office
Wh,lra crcAi 81 people. gather
Every dtv i.st hen til. mail comes
In .h. -'og- ',ii.g. HILL & Pick keep
.A;.i I'll good the Wv ch.:,pt-tl
ioJ ,.u modern wonder
y. can + tiny tiutyp"
- il: IT, my tinfvP'
E'v, i..,lrl. tl- !luv faded
NoI goul! cal i: = dim picture
lci Is IL al -,. portal,
-,. -. urge and -pl.udii portrait
Cn,i.i from that Ii. fiufrpc
M,,'r in,o q -Pi udii painting
Md ud finished up ~ ragc'-
Yus sill ,r"i.,c. 'fis 80 y Tirct
- u...c:, liz "a Living hDin-
Yor vii! :.'..o-- thiuS Il breathing.
After y,u have -,.,zrI and wondered
And e>prr--.l your admiration
Ioali 20 honi, AMI nus. upon i:
And "nI'il think Of soIn' Old picture
And -om dear ON. dead and buried
No., il! -carrt and find The picture
An. IN. TAX. J. mp 20 G.gr'-
I.ia yru may Behold another
W.. ..r goat J. ~ t!." portrait
TI.'r.r- u...l. rl,ul tia. email ;.u;vpn
Iop 30 r,I. yn'.r friends about /.
il.-r a!., ,oIl" nd -.t. ;hc picture
~,flt' 49,, e. 70: ton
I'll - uyrr-h1Irw c'hcr-
H.. I'D. 81 Il kuca wii,Tc - 20 To
sa -. ln..rii.- 90; '!.,i. dear oIc-
al linear ;,.,G one dead and buried
@. ..tG I'M. .i,rIa ,-.-,;rr..
ua-ra reI i,it Ii.,l, cL'~un
4 ri. :ary MI of to..u,
.l.,t Ltprv HON. With laughter
l.. Nt'u Au'uu. cold and cherries
r1..4 f...f F. O. -. 30
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LAKE " HYOUgHby.


his month.
LAKE UHto"ghby.
Mr.. EDITOR: II noticed in late num-
Der of TIE CALIFORNIAN . paragraph dep
rccaiin% the want OF hotel accommodations
at Newport. II occurred to me that per
hapN YOU had forgotten that WllOugby
lake still exists. lyin" in its snug little gran
tie nook OIL! six miles from West Burke.
have hal an opportunity of witnessing
within The last week the fact that these I'D
mountains still retain all THEN ancient craft
dcur. IL 4 pleasant day it is one Of tie
pleaSantc*f of all drives around TIE lake:
and III stormy weather there is nothing
more sublime than to sit iii the Lake ;;oIl-t
and watch the clouds break around the
mountains. and roll down their battered
stiles. III. Mug themselves iuI0 q thousand
fantastic shapes, eddying. boiling and
Whrin9 themselves away. aS each gust CT
wind hGr?ens 10 dictate. | have not seen
finer cloud effects at either OF the v nit"
Mountain uUtcileS than have seen when
the storm comes howling down through
the narrow GORGE where our little NillOugh-
By lies. the Gem Of all Lakes. when one
visits Nrmphrcm.a@o9 he comes away with
ihr feeling that he might meet with some
, thing very similar in many of The States
However beautiful it may be. it is too wide
and Hal To impress one with 4 SENSE 81
grandeur and -Ublinity. ii NiiioHgi!by
ii i very different. The narrow lake. with
the mountains shooting up nearly TWO thou
i Sai,j feet Oh either side, rising wild ana
lUg4ed. almost Perpendicular. from Tie
/ very margin Uf the water. gives one the
wi!rrc else unless perhaps il may be among
tha wild nountai!.S Of Scotland, which Scott
has 80 inmOrtaIizel in his incompagablt
l0vm>. Then again the Water-silch water
as bubbles up from under these Old noun
taiH> i found now here els,. that knOW ct
mere delicious than The Nectar from Araby
fountains: water that tot only piease> MAJ
III; praises God continually. Then one car
indulge III boating and fishing anC. ii lucky
enough to draw olt a twenty pound iungc
Mrs Bemis knows how to render it deli
ciou> enough to please the palate Of the
tuo> !1.>tidi0uS cpicure. Nj. Etlni, i
making extra preparations for travellers
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NJ We are the only agents in this section
for the celebrated
EMPIRE SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE.
which. only needs trial to be pronoui ced the
best in use. We are also prepared to attach
Hart Chron0mater Escapementto all pendulum
clocks, the advantage Of which is. superior time
keepers u common clocks. and needs no oiling
or often cleaning Call and see one il operation
a. our store
GECoin silver spoons Of our manufacture.
t5Lldie,' hair fronts constantly on hand.
! Hair taken in exchange for goods
u Hair and coin jewelry made as formerly.
Coffin plates for sale ana engraved.
T5MARk YOUR CLOTHING. Stencil plates
made ~ Us, all complete, with ink and brush, fol
- cents.
IjAll goods warranted.
c. c. CIIILOS & ADAMS.
st. johnsbury. May II, 1866 4tf
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STATE Al LARGE.

The Free Press thus announces the end
of i'll" chapter: The military record of
Vermont III the Var is drawing t. Il close.
We learn from Sol, Au,linp that the las;
enlisted man oG the 'e!mon2 troops !, mas
tered out. III the volunteer officers, bul
one. Capt. Frank Sawyer. \. z. VI, re-
main, IN the service and he but !or q few
days longer; and Jhe military property OF
ii United states in jhc state has ali been
sold or PROPERTY disposed Of. There l. We
Suppose, l." ether state OF which This ca't
'y aid, II present and We venture to say
that there Is n9 other state IL which the
Wor: OF winding mp the military business
has been D.H.r douc than III \ ermont. nil-
der tie cdpdbI" management OF Col. AUS
tine. some military accounts with the
railroads ami others remain to be adjusted.
Fhon We can write "tho end at the bottom
OF the chapter. and it is one OF which e.
monitors neeo never be ashamed
!, i, proposed to have State musical
convention ii Burlington the latter part OF
June.
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iy different styles, adapted to sacred and secular mu-
-c or 50 To 5000 each. Fityoue gold silver medals
r other first premiums awarded them. Illustrated cat
aogncs tree. Al rrSs Mason 4 Hamu. Boston, Of NJ
on Brothers. New York SCI to
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ability. we anticipate good thing in the
coming Guide. 0. ID. Case Il Co. of Hart
ford will publish the book about the Goth of
his month.
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Spetial Notites.


We are not III the habit Of putting patent medicines
hut We cheeruy adj ouI testimony to that of many 9TH
in favor OF TIL, medicine The Pain Killer Is invalu-
able Tor the diseases which it is recommended. Try
bottle Of it and wc do not state correctly.-Roman
Citizen.
Perry Davis Pain Kii-r very valuable article ami
that wou! be Wei fr every householder have
hand Ii case OF luse> ,,dlds, burns, darrhoa dy
EMERY cholera, fever and and the host of Diseases
external and internal, wlicht Is adapted ale
yidte-Sacm Observer. tljul
NO;icc.--1 he Caledonia County Conferencc
vi i meet Mclndocs FAN, Tuesday June l.. II
A. NJ Preacher OF opening sermon, Rev l.. o. BraStDw.
WIN. -. BALDWIN, Register.
Ci..rL .I,.lfl.rN ..L. I'm ,r.
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NJ. l.. l.. Baker OF Greensboro. for
, mis- place. >hrartd l94 lhs. Of
nl his Ncrino buck, now two years
- last years fleece weighed l.! lbs.
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Nose, Giliillan of West Barnct
!u5 five weeks and tour days old
a-.-h"i tilty-two pounds.
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iiaac iour Own soap!

b ,Ay.,.- .tuu a>.Is 'ur waste
GREASE.
Knl one box \ ILe plL.!-. SAT- MAntll,.rl.s Co.s
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