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MIR. SEWARD. The New York Times
says: Some newspapers and their cor
respondents persist in attributing polit-
ical Significance to the visit which
Governor Seward makes for his own
health and that of his son, whose lives
have been almost miraculously pre-,
served. Both needed change and
relaxation, and that is the simple ex-
PLANTATION of the voyage of the De Soto.
She goes first to Santa Cruz touching,
perhaps. at st. I'homas), and from
thence to San Domingo and Havana,
but not, as is alleged, to Vera Cruz"
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. o. The President
to-day transmitted to the House OF
Representatives in compliance with q
resolution of the 18th ult., requesting in
formation in regard to the steps taken
by any European power to secure the
recognition by the United States of the
80 called Mexican Empire, report from
the acting Secretary of State and the
papers by which it was accompanied.
The first of these papers is communi-
cation from Senior Arego to Mr.. Corwin,
of March I'd, 1865, and which he desires
TO ascertain whether the recognition of
our COnsuls can be obtained. 1t also
says that the government, which was
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-10

An attempt was made last Tuesday
night by several prisoners i'm the Jail at
Cincinnati to escape. They had fasten-
ed the doors of their cells before the
hour for the turnkey to pass around and
lock them up. Finding the doors fast,
he supposed another turnkey had been
there before him aud locked them, but
the trick was discovered before the pri-
soners were ready to execute their
scheme. They had provided themselves
with iron bars with which to knock
down the guards.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-10

Gold is going down in New York and
wood is going up in Norfolk. Think of
it-wOod everywhere in abundance
about us, and the city filled with idle
men, and yet the price paid for this
kind of fuel is ten dollars cord, which
is jump, since Monday, of tho dollars
and a half! This is outrageous. There
ought to be plenty of wood in this mar
ket for five dollars cord, and yet it is
SO! Nl
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-10

There is good deal in the article on
the Extravaganza of the women, -
which we print this morning. The
Charlottesville Chronicle, it will be OBJ
served, opened the discussion, and the
Richmond Dispatch.closed it. We like
tire argument of the Dispatch best. II
is broader, and more statesmanlike.
The Chronicle states that, to rig out one
young woman, there must be an elegant
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The bill was read the first time.

BANKS SwINDLED\ BY FoRaERs.
Forged checks in the names of d. In
villiers, b. +. Kelly& Co., aud George
j. Boyd, all brokers on Third street,
were presented and paid OIL Wednesday,
at the Philadelphia and Mechanics
Bank-two on the Philadelphia and one
on the Mechanics, each for about 81, 700.
They were evidently the work of an
adept, and of the samo person, all ex-
cellent limitations.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-10

About half million of dollars were
stolen from Adams Express car on Sat
urday night, between New York and
New Haven. Eighty thousand dollars
in "green backs" and sixty thousand
dollars in government notes were left
by the thieves on the floor of the car.
See kilograms from Boston and New
Haven,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-10
USE II Il L NJ D O L DIS
FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU,

in all diseases Of these organs, whether existing In
Male" Female" from whatever cause originating,
and matter how long standing 1t Is pleasant in TASTE
and odor "immedate" in action and strengthening
than any of the preparations Of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from Broken Down or Delicate Consti-
tutons, procure the remedy at once. tts
The reader must be that however slight may be
tho attack of the above Diseases 1t certain affect his
Bodily Health, Mental Powers and Happiness
All the above diseases require the aid of diuretc.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DIURBTIC.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-10

Mr. George wilkins Kendell has
returned to New Orleans, after an
absence OF seven years in Texas, and
resumed his EDITORIAL chair in the
Picoyu,'e office. Isat's well. Texas is
no place for him.
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The incidents of the "cold snap" arc
stated in the local column. Our latest
advices from Baltimore were down to
last Saturday afternoon. The boat from
that city due yesterday morning. has
not yet arrived. The Eastern Shore
boats from this city, had to put back.
The Richmond boat made the passage
with difficulty. There is 10 prospect of
water intercourse with the North or
South for days, unless the weather mode
rates; and there was no appearance OF
that at ten o'clock, last night. The
ponds in the neighborhood of the city
are frozen and skating is "active" and
skates are in demand. The cold weather
abounds abroad. On Monday, in Wash
ington, the mercury fell down to ten
below Zero, and in Portland, Maine, to
eleven below Zero. There is nothing
very discouraging in all this. The sun
will shine again, and wo shall soon for
get the cold fingers and red noses of
these January days.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING
N o. FOLK 0S 7
For the Year 1856.

n Cnjuun one veor TO Ut
y ro,n,mn ona ve,r ....,..,.,,,,.....2 200 90
1aCounn ono YEAR ....,..,. .......... 800 90
Special contracts entered into, when desired WIN
those who advertise largely and an extensive JobOmce
patronage will be considered in arranging terms
Business Cards inserted for RIvs DOLLARS month or
FIFTY DOLLARS year.
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The Richmond boat arrived here al
half-past four o'clock yesterday after
noon. The river is full of floating re,
and down to Drury's Bluff, there is great
danger of its becoming choked up. We
tender our thanks to Mr.. M. G. Porter of
the National Express for Richmond pa
DerS.
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The Committee OH Roads and Inter.
nal Navigation, of the Virginia Senate,
has been instructed to investigate fully
the condition of all the roads and other
improvements in which tho state is q
stakeholder, and to the fullest extent as
certain the real condition of such i'm
provements; their capacity and willing
ness to accommodate; whether or not
some of the roads might not be worked
under the direction of fewer officers; aad
il, after a full and satisfactory investi-
Cation of the subject, should the Com
mittee arrive at the conclusion that there
exist abuses needing legislative correc-
ton, to report the facts, with such sug-
gestions as may be deemed best for the
attainment of the object contemplated.
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We publish, this morning, later news
from the Rio Grande. General WeitzePs
amendatory order, brief as it is, hath
much in it.
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NEW YORK MARK ETS.

New YORK, Jan. 8. Flour declined
1O@25c.; Wheat 2G94c. Corn lc. Beef
quiet; Pork firm; Whiskey and Cotton
declined 1@2c. Sugar steady; Coffee
firm; Naval Stores dull; Gold 38a.
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu,

Tn affections peculiar to Females is unequaled by any
other preparation as in Chorosis Retention Painful
ness or Suppression Of Customary Kvacuatons liberated
Schrrs state of the Uterus and all complaints incl
dent to the SEX whether arising from habits Of dissps
ton imprudence in, the decline change in life.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-10

The murderer Darlington, under sem
tence for killing policeman last winter,
was hung Friday at Buffalo. He was
not quite twenty years old.
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ELLANEOUS.
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
Jul tst.ssss Blu HI w.. x 9ltffs

For Weakness arising from Indscretion. The cx-
harsted powers of Nature which accompanie by
many alarming Symphonic among which will be found
Indisposon to Exerton Loss Of Memory Wakefuns -,
Horror Of Disease or Forebodngs Of Evil; in fact Uni
versal Lassitude Prosraton and inability to enter into
the enjoyments of society.
The Constitution once affected with organic Weakness
requires the aid OF Medicine to sreng hen and nvgorate
the system which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUClIU in
varaby does. II no treatment IL submitted to, Con-
sumption or insanity ensues.
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Helmbcld's Fluid Extract Buchu
IMPROVED ROSE WASH,

Will radically exterminate from the system Diseases
arising from Habits OF dissipation at little EXPENSE little
or change in diet Inconvenience exposure ;com
petey supersedng those unpleasant and dangerous rem
edios, Copaiva and Mercury in all these diseases.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Neg HALLS VEGETABLE SICfLIAN
HAIR RENEvn has proved itself to be the most perfect
preparation for the hair offered to the public
tits vegetable compound and contains no injurious
properties whatever
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGI.
NAL COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hair SOFT lusrcus
and slken. -t #f'
1t is splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young, should fail 10 use II.
IT Is RECOMMENDED AND USED by THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
10 Ask for Halls Vegetable scilian Hair Renewer
and take no other. p HALL CO.,
Nashua, N H., Proprietors.
"a For sale by all druggists nov2o-6m
NORFOLK, November q, 1896.
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s@~ A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-W

n6 A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-We
conscientiously recommend to those suffering from
gives relief almost instantaneous and Is witha
not dsagreeabs to the taste. There doubt but the
Menuous Cough Balsam il ofths best preparations
in USE and is all that its proprietor claims for it, We
have tried 1t during the past week. and found relief from
most distressing cough 1t IL prepared by Dr. srick-
land No. la9 Sycamore street, Cincinnati, o. and for sale
by Druggists.
Wake 4 CO. aud n. 4 G. A. SANTOS, Agents for
Norfolk, Va. nov6-om
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HELGBOLDS HIGHLY CONcENTRAT FED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT sARsApARILLA,

For purifying the blood removing all chronic constiiu
tonal diseases arising from impure state of the blood
and tho only reliable and oecta known remedy for the
cure of Scrofula Scald Head, Salt Eheum Pains and
Swellngs of the Bones. liberation OF the Throat and
Legs Botches Pimples On the Face, letter fryspelas
and all scaly erupOns Of the skin,
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IFE-ilEAETH-Sfht.AGiH.
= LlFE-IIEAhfil- STRENGTH,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

pundreds and thousand. annually ole nrrmaturely
when. # they would give The Great French Remedy,
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BIEsECTHRS.
IVES TER aEOrEL,

Nos. 8, L, I3, Is, IL Courtlaudt Stree
NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY
Tslis oId-esthblished aud resort OF the Bu.
sincss Community has been recently Fefitted aud is
complete ia everything that minister the con-
forts of its patrons Ladies aud families specially
ard carefully provided for. cess
u Is ntraiiy iseatediH the bu part ~ CRY
and IS contiguous To- the principal lines &c
cars, omnibus<e$ ferries, sc. fff
he table amply snppIed with all the Ia uxures cf
the season, andis equal to that of any hotel in
h country. ,...sss
ii Ample Accommodations are onered for upward OF
liz guests.
GT DO not believL aunners. nackmen. aud others
vi may say the Western Hotel is full" n -
essFs D. D. MANCHESTER. Propriet, T.,
- THO5. ID. WINCHESTER !, ~.
Feb. IS. 1862. fs5e- t-.,r-a
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-.f.-I ~ -.1<1IT u ~ II q - ~. q, 11 'ttI -t
ADJ have il repaired # ,neccessafs..
bsf.rc drier sea ses5 assts IN. Wash it
.boFo5 ehly wi3hsRarm colt vaisr and
es<tile' soap, aad brush out every PartI-
ele Of dirt before putting en che oil 1Pk
i the .imporsapt point Bytisrsnes OF At
an th an 10 apply K q, dirty leather: abe =
The harness h.,ta, should betakeR apart and
tbe bisees ! ayhsd' and. 0iIsd ssPststsly5
R,,bson the oil while the leather Is soften
ii Win she water. Il can he applied al
once II the leather is rubbed a lttlie W,tn
= dry cloth. It should be soit, but not
too Tcf. : After splI Ying The oil hang = p
80 .srd = = FL boat 100 hoar<, till the oil Is
absorbed. Old harness, that has beeu
neglected and Is dry and bard, had BET
ttf not.be oiled III viii do no good
The eyiEis already dore, The fbrss
az The leather .havesioat more or hess OF
,beiF fspacity and on will pot restore il.
Iazlast, by softeniDg tbeslesther " only
wsakens ft---justas wet sheet OF paper
will tear more easrty thnh a dry one.
OIL does 20. add ,ptbc, strength oi3ea1b-'
or L merely sotiens it aud keeps Il FROM
cracking Il is q tEsysptive pf decay
net q fe,iofef. Haraesses are now So $"
hish shasfs is 'rhore than ever important
70 taRs. gopd cares Of them. NGery let
shenf suffgr for want OF OIL kept in good
repair. stheJyf viii last Is long agaiu.--.d"sl
--.f.-S.I,,.4 d. feth rIs s7- t7li Ftt" y
~ 1SetSf"sVs'ssiha &c ses t-'s ~
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BlYan'S fulmonic Waters.

E$The original Medicine established in ISs7 aud
first article kind ever intr oduc-d under IN
ef "PULN MIC WAFERs. in this or auy nth.r
cuunt'y All ontr PumO iic Waters are coumiArfrIis
The genuine can be known b. the name BRYAN be-
aug stamped each Wafer.
These Waters have breu before the public for nearly
Thirty Years aud the immense ned net ouiy
an America bat III foreign countries fully attest their
intrinsic W r'h- The medical properties are superior
to any other article Offered be- cure of Pulmonary
bronchial affections and the quantItv contained IN
nearly double that of the n any vyo
limitations advertised.
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3 BROOM .coRN oULTuRE.


The ctfiisrea Of broom corn Is usually
conducted with -profl. and a.teLded By
DO greaterdifhcuI,iesa il % gbsal, sstbsi
Of maize. The remarks made in othei
ARTICLES ip tbi ruinbsr, with rrfsreDes 70
the preparation OF the soil ioriIn an cosn
manurpgzaesssfeleq Asppb Ca e TO
this crop. With regarc to seed, It |, g.
question ye-capRot, ,deci de ns,tq whFhis
best, the tall or lhs dwarf gariety.- Tae
tessiu,apy indicates that when the very,
best I'd vaff seed can be obtsiped. 'hs crop
Is eupenor1to the tslh easter to hahdt
than the brush 61er AID quite as eiassi''
audovaiuab4e. YET There are. y an per-
suns who have been greatly disaPotused
changing. from the tall TO the d~alrll
kind sta j'i-s . '1''-- 4 49,
Land which is,very grassy Rshoulds be
avoided, for aImost any weeds sare pie
ierable to grass. with this crop, and 10
calities visited early tie EOsis OF autumn,
are mostundesirable, as the etrlis st, va
rieties are pos secares from injury BY
frost, even IN favora bic localities. Alter
ploNing ,sIiarrow aud bush the grou6d
smooth, or rolf Plant with a. sted
drill ip rOxs lbre feet apart, dropping
the seeds on an average to inches ap art,
dsposttiug some territ ger in the drilT
with The seed, erpbos phate mingled
With aH.equal ,qusatIty s'f gypsuhI..at ikc
rate of 3OU pounds to the acre, has don,
well. = A good drill will SOW botlr seed
and fertihzer. May 21th to the. fret Of
Juues is-as good lime 10 plant broom corn
in tIiisslasituqt, for il wili not grow 'nIuO!'
untihihe weather is bot. Cover very
lightly. Just after v hat IS called "coru-
planning time is q sale rule, thoug b il.
our prsctIe We are inclined TO delay lhi-
so that II would be little late for the
broom3 CORFU COD; wet weAther spd
frosts are more Injurious 10 broom corn
fhan'te ibaize. After il is up q liberal
euriaee dfessipg of aches upon the bill,
or rows is efssoe and,exceIIent sPpliea
tion. n.-Ain a Aazicsliufistiss .;ss-g 80 -
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DENTISTRY.

IT Z. II o w Z r,
ks SURGEON DENTIST,
RESPECTFULLY Offers his profess
ERStat9 ional services to the IadieS and gentle
tTTfx5A men OF al ouisburgand vicinity. tie ~
AI II - prepared 20 ar'end TO All the various
on .raiionE in The line OF is profession and provd
tni'ie latest improved P'skChL-7iN ThE7If; whirl
q rein erted gold Patna, silver and rubber b.
TO iocNVv' u as the natu al teeth
VII Ier1 plate and block teeth manufactured ar all
OF er3 items ethrsrefsy and properly attended,
Rr,ireuce and off'e few doors above the Court
a 81. side.
81 - nsburs. IbnP IEis3
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

To Focalists and Public Speakers, the Wafsrs are
peculiarly valuable they wi u day remove The
most @evere occa-I"Ha h"aTsnesS aud Ihrir regular
use for few days will , all times tile DOW
er au he1biity OF tn vnise, grady improving its
'oue pass and rleaFneS. fOr which 1Hrpa~,. tn y
a-F regularly used by many professional vocal
The very AT ee.ebfty Of this vaIuahte remedy has
in, ed uhprnciple persons 10 prepare base init
lions which f1SappnInt th- just expectations OF tn.
pure fhnSeT and lnJdre the character Of the genuine
iBeiiicIne.
See that the wort "BRYAN."is stamped on each
Wafr aud also ',bseTvr the far siiie of the sigma
tuTP Cfihr ProITietnT JOB MO~E-" on each ,yrap-
per To cnuntsI-it which ~ FORGERY. z = Offending
parties w'li bee dealt with tOth- uii the Ia "
bsYAE's Pc AuNIc Waves for safe by al Drug.
zists
JoH Mosrs Sole Proprietor, % CortIandt st, n. Y
Feb. 3. IcG6-Iy.
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THE GREAT EyGLISH REMEDY.
PROTECTED by RoYALtLETTERs PATENT.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celeb sated Female Pills.

Prepared from PreserIP'IoT + Sir JCIdrke D. PIN
siciGa EEITdOrdiaG0g 20 the queen.
This invalua able ~ iiuiaiiIii= cure of
al tOs painful aud dangerous diseases ta wh rh IN.
and ALI oh sruct from whalsvr eaus,
and speedy cure may b. relied "n
20 .HAh RIED- LADIES.
il is particularly snTied. iH in short time, bring
the monthly period with rrruta,Ity
Stamp Of Giest britain. tn prevent cSunteIfeiIs,
t;At I!,N
The Pals should not be- fGkEa by Elsa1lss d4r7g rke
FIRST IHItEf, W iNfffS Of Pregqaa y. ihey surs
ts5riHg Miscarriage bar eRythsr fhey ere SAFE
EvrIy women kara int ia bi0,m Of healtb anu Il
f.. with ihe slightest tTfrgdlarIty or
ths mruSef. These ~ " Hly the woman fri-ui
the hour u l. ial sud III. oniS ppsI and
never faiiIrg cure and Rdiatur tSupprrsSf, n nf a
from wha eyer 50 Inli IHnt tn f-rhI. Z
tax t.ni with perfect seeJrIty yet powerful in
failing X. guiaiur. --- -s.. ~.
la al Of Nt,rvnus and Spinal IT rtisrs Pain.
Back and Limbs, FatgH-s -Iett sy rtson Pai.
ptsti"n st fh- Heart. Hy sirIIcs. and Wlit,- the
RI will eft ct cure when alth-T means have TAI :.
ed a..d although pow erfai reiurdy not coatain
iron. caon'el antimdny or anything huItfal T. the
constitution
Fnh directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should he carefully preserved
SOLD By .9LL DRUGG ISIS
Sole General Agent for the United and British
DOiuinionr,
JAR MOSES. % Cortland ST. New York
N. b. 81 90 aud6 :liree crnta postage stamps en-.
closed 10 any authorized Agent. vail bnttls
containing 90 Pits by return mahi, securely sealed
frnm AL observation
Feb ,, o6.-ly. esd
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NEW s2lEsT FOR 1866.
The Great Invention of the Age in 97
II o O P S K | r T S :.
J. w BRADLEY'S New Pateri DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
tor double) SPRING SKIRT


THIS INVENTION Consists of Duplex for two, p,
iptic Pnre krhned steel Springs .Iy radea
Ilghfiy and Firuliy toEethsr edge To -dre m. Lin1
the Toughest, mosi Flexible, Elastic aud dursb
Spring ever used. They srldDm bend or break like
the single SprinRs and preserve their
perfect and beautiful shape than twice as long
rs any single SpTing skirt thSt ever Has Can be
made.
TUE wonderful n-xibiiiiy and great comfort and
pleasure to any Lady wearing he u,pirx Elliptic ssirt
WIFI be experienced par;ienl arly in all crowded Az
srabiics, Operas, Carriases. Railroad Cars Church
PeFs arm Chairs. for frJmeHade aud House Dress
"a inr SsiitH caH he folded hen in To ocnupv a
small pia &c as easily and conveniently Six &C
Muslin Dress. 80 =
Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure Comfort ana
Great oHvrnience Uf wearing the I'upl~x Elliptic
steel Spring skin fer single day will Never ari-r-
war. willingly dispense with their use. For chii.
rren. Misses and lVnug Ladies they are superior TO
all otll-rs - .l--I7.
THE HOOPS are covered with 2 ply double tw,.ted
TIA ra' and Viii wear Ion: the single ara
revTing "hci used on all Single Steel Hoop skirts
'he thiee boiiom rods erry SKIRT are tiso onhIe
Steel and tSic" dobir covered prevent The eoy
-rng from " airing OF the Toas WHEN d,agz ng dova
sifir- stone steps etc which they csnstuat-
Iy subject when n use.
All are nade OF the and eis Eant Corded T1pes,
ana are th- best quality in every par giving tn the
wFarrT Inc nlo-i graceful and perfect possible
and are unques iiouabiy the lsht-st. desirable
coiioTtaOie M economical Skirt ever made.
VESTS BRaDt.EY & GARY. PROTECTORS Of
the Invention. aud spLE MANuFACTURERs ~
CH tMBERS, aud % L 81 REaDE S1RhEIS. New
Yo'k.
FOR SALE ia alt frsteIass Stores IN ihi, CITY sss
hTough1ut the United States snd Caanada, ,Havsn de
Cpba, Me2lrO. South America sild West ladies
u Inquire Ter the Duplex Elliptic los loasis }
Spring SKIRT flf y
March -, is65.-3n,-A &C.
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TE MERCHANT. supt. Of rOfhcs- BUSINESS
Nov. E. I-ti5-l2tn 4aA ~ ~ - -
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J. r DIESMoRE. Proprietor, 30 Dey SfNew Yo
= SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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All Kinds Of Machinery,

for CoieTies. Bfast Furnaces, Stationary Engines,
MILLS. HRESiIJNG MACHINES. &C- &C.
He is also prepared make Stoves, all sizes and
atterns, P'ow-irons, and everything usually made
fIst-ciass Poundri"s
His snsive facilities and practical wnfk fkmen war
'Hnt hi'u receiving the largest contracts on th,
IN ~ re- Isonabie terms.
q Grain of all kinds VIII be taken in exchange for
castings.
- This establishment is Iecaed near the Lackawa-
- -. PETER BILLMYER.
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Drians PnImanic Wafrrs

Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat. aes sibma
tatarrh. 5rorrhitis Difficult Breathing So tiing of
Blood Pans ih the Chest tn' Pent ption aud
Az diseases OF the lungs. Notai'rling IIy Temporary
relIei but e-ctins rapid aud tasting cure aud are
Warranted To give satisfaction iR every instance-
Ihey do uausrate like ate, hohc rompounds and
the medical pruPe ties cOmbiHed IN a firm so
agreeable aud pleasant 10 the that aay child
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