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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-24
TUESDAY, MORNING, Aug. "a, 1869
INDUSTRIAL SCIENCES.

We call special attention to some re-
marks Of Commodore NJ F. Maury on
the subject of teaching the Industrial
| Sciences hereafter in the Southern
schools and academies The subject is
one of great interest to the people of this
section since the termination of the war
has plainly demonstrated to every can
did thinking mind in our midst that the
former education of our Southern youth
is sad failure indeed wnen it is b1o ught
in contact with so entirely different cir
| cumstances than those for which it was
intended. Without a strong infusion
OF the material and practical in our ed
ucation hereafter, we must grope along
slowly and heavily in competition with
those who possess these essentials. We
no longer have slavery as the foundation
of our Southern society, whereby We
sought to exclude the merchant and the
mechanic from us as much as possible,
and obtain our supplies from the North
or from Europe, where we shipped the
products of our plantations direct. This
| is all changed, and hereafter the mocha
mic, the manufacturer, the miner, and
the merchant step forward prominently
on the boards of Southern society -
Then how important it is that these
should be educated, learned and yirtu-
Gus men, and where more profitable to
obtain them than from our own section,
from the scions of those who displayed
such manly courage and devotion to
their section in its hour of sore distress.
Truly, the men and women who bore
the brunt of that dread Conflict, against
such odds, must be endowed with tall
ents of high order. and their children,
if educated in the role of the artizan,
can scarcely fail when brought into
competition with others; more particu-
larly when they are to be favored in
that composition by laboring on their
Gown native heath" f q sf.i T.. ita
We conceive that the South has much
left her from "the wars desolations" to
be thankful for, but chief among these
is, that merciful Providence has spared
us Robert E. Lee and Mathew F. Maury
to take hold Of her children and educate
them, and direct their education, in
that newer schoo. that causes the chill
dren of men to maks more rapid strides
towards contentment, happiness, civili-
cation, and Christianity, than has ever
during any period fallen to their lor.-
God said labor for your bread, but His
Mercy has said the curse shall be soften
ed to man by intelligent labor, so that
eventually machinery will do the work
and mans cunning will be but to guide.
The production of Com. Maury may
be found on our first page this morning.
te L-f y
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SOMETHING NEW UNDER
= THE SUN.

We are now dispensing lat our Soda
Fountain our
Aromatized Elixer of Calisaya,
Properly Sweetened, at our usual Price.
Orr patrons can in this manner take
an ancient and agreeable tonic.
The daily use OF this fascinating Ellxer'
combined with 1cc-coid, Sparkling ana
inyigorating Carbonic Acid Water, Will
produce wonderful effects upon syste ms
exhausted by any causes. The ABOVE,
Win many other attractions to be found
t our new store in Atlantic BLOCK:
anil M. A. IL G. A. SANTOS
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CUMBERLAND & CATHARINE SITS.
South Of Charlotte Street.
BET

This old and we'll known Institution will
be opened on THURSDAY, 8 ept. 18th, at
ga. m. The Session is 10 months, The
Faculty is as follows @aFEr
r. GATEWOOD, V. M. L. and A. M
40 Principal. E&EEEw 9W6gg
HENRY A. WISE, Jr.,V NJ. I. Assistant.
CHAS. KUMMELL, Instructor In Mathe-
NAUTICAL Drawing.
E. BARRETT, Instructor in French. "a
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~ VI z u
Leaves CampbelPs Wharf, L.
Ior the above named places 4 L y y.
On On TD EsDARss. THU R6DAK46s' md
turning on MONDAY's.W EDNEaDAY'
and FRIDAYS. touching at Portsmouth
each way. TgT Z FL FYT - a .
Trains leave City Point for PETERSBURG
on a. arraval q steamer. a,Ilz s,Ts,4e, n.
to connect with EVENING ,trains on r Ned-
sricksburg and Potomac Railroad, Tor
washington. Aaltimore and all poilts
North, and next morning with trains on
chesapeake and Ohio and Richmond and
Danyille Rail roads, for all points south
Fareto Richmond. &. 4. 80. .4aaHS7 S
Freight received at reasonable rates on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS ana aFRT-
DAYS. from / to 8P. M, for City Point.
Richmond and beyond, and all kesuIaf .
Landings on James river. H Ei;l
paid. gIF.T7
For further particulars applyits
|t5s = 9s.i 70 toJ AL sHUME.f Agent.
isaul7 asI2g Office Canpbelps Wharf
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neg The price of Coal, we End, is ag-
itating the public mind terribly, aud in
view of the fact that the artificial ice
making operation has proved such a
success, would it not be a paying invest
r emit for the followers of science to turn
their attention to the discovery of some
process by which artificial heat can be
manufactured and served out through
our dwellings, Offices, stores, factories,
sc. We mean, of course, some process
that will render mankind independent
of coal mines and wood forests some
process by means of chemicals or miner
ais, earth, air, or water. The power Of
science is great and only needs to be di-
rected and fixed in any one channel to
develop surprising results. IfH
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a9 Albert Gallatin Brown, formerly
United States Senator and afterwar ) a
member of the Confederate Senate, has
written letter to Judge Dent upon
political matters in Mississippi. lie as
sumes that Judge Dent is in full SYM
patty with the President because they
are brothers-in-law. Mississippi, he
says, has adopted the Presidents policy,
and Judge Dent will be nominated by
the Presidents original supporters. The
Judges election is certain, if a fair cleo
ton can be had, unless the President
takes open grounds against him. He
says:
"lf the old line wings and democrats
vote for the Presidents friends and to
carry out his policy, [ don't think it
will be worth his while to demand that
they shall call themselves republicans.
A rose, we are told, will smell as sweet
by any other name, anda vote vote
for THAT. We want xotss--thas is the
idea. sfgdU Fi.llai ..# 7r raro.
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New Advertisements.
MAYORS oFyIoE. Aug. %. 1869.

MAYORS OFFICE, Aug. 20, 1859.
NOTlCEs--Ip order to abate the null
in sance complained of SO much In re-
iation toBoot Blacks, hereafter there will
De pat eignt, and stationed. one on each
each SIDE ofthe Market Square,
au24 ct j.. E. STOKES, Mayor.
Journal and Virginian copy.
NORFOLK MALE AGA DEMY
BETWEEN
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d EDUCTION IN FARE
BETWEEN
N 20 R f % l. K
THE VIRG mi A SPRINGS

= During the months of August and Sep.
TENDER proxtmo. the Price of Tickets be-
tween Norfolk and the Watering Places
situated on the line of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad will be Reduced and
the following Rates will obtain ON nrnt.
class Tickets viz sszs.s-sa..z.u,
To Coyners and Bonsacks.. I. .,.S7Y
Shawsville for Allegheny Springs 8 40
Big Tunnel for Montgomery
~ Wnfte sulphur .sssss 8 fNsass
10 Christiansburg for Yellow Sui
pnur oprlnssf'a....... ss.e,.ssf.%8 $50
An opportunity Is thus offered all to-
tIsnd any OF these Springs. and to witty
cess Tue Grand Tonrnam emit and Bell al =
5ne Montgom cry White Sulphur ON 9Th
August at Greatly reduced Rates. "a s5F % "a
j. ID. PROCTOH. 9lS0N ~
Master of 1ransportat!on
Ju3l l5t Norfolk d Petersburg n n
FOR RICHMOND AND ALL REGULAR Ia
y59 LANDINGS ON JAMES kIvRB,a0
THE Fast and Elegant o., d. Mafio
ooJ Ohm SYLvESTERt.pa ~
d Capt. &C, CLIFFORD. Cd
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NEWS.

DR.. Albert P. Weaver, of Laramie,
ILL.,, says the Memphis Appeal, is quite
a bigamist. Returns from nine couE ties
give him six wives, and the balance of
the State to hear from. lie is in Jail in
default Of $1,000 bail. Numerous sym
pathizing females cheer his lonely cell
by their visits 4 adj }0 dam 6f{te
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wITHoup A GOOD DIGESTION

All other temporal blessings cumpsrat, ely worthless
The disrpc millionaire who has tried all the potions
at the neica profession in vain, and believes his
plant be- ncurube, would give half his fortune to be
freed from the horrors of Indigestion and thus enabled
to enjoy the other half Of course he woald.
Perhaps IIOSrETER'S STOMACH BlTTERS has been
recommended to such sufferer Possibly he has turned
from the friend who made the suggestion with sncer,
intiiamg that lie has no faith in any patent medi-
cine" Ii this has been the Case, mach The for
him. His increduliy doons him to life of misery
All the luxures which wealth purchase at his
command. Not one of them give him pleasure
His own irrational obstinacy is his bane.
The masses happily for themselves less skepticl.
There is such thing bgted Hnbelief we'll as b.
goted creduIity and golden mean between the two,
which and women who gifted with common
adopt and profit by. These the class that pa
tronize and recommend H0SrETTER'S BITTERS.-
Why do they approve this famous anti-dyspeptc ard
anti-bOus prpparationf Simply because they have
been much the slaves oil seuseess prejudice
give it fair trial, and have found That when all other
tocs. stmuluns and somachcs failed, it produced tho
desired eie t.
strike, but hear" said the Roman sage, when his
ignorant enemies assang him. doubt, but
try, says the who has been cured of indigestion,
boi$ness, intermittent fever, by the Bitters
he relates his experience of the medicine his invalid
friends Whoever is welded to hisaQwn foregone
Observation-Disclosures to decline to te the proper
ties Of medicine endorsed by the testimony Of ntel
gent in every walk Of life and approved by the PEG
pie ut large, deserves 10 suffer. fr
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DIED.

FLOWERS.-In Hartford county, on the
goth of April, Mrs. CHARLOTTE FLOW
ERS, i'll the 40th year of her age.
She was an aiectonatc wife, fond mother and great
ly beloved by all who knew her; and though sile was
suddenly removed by death, not living than a
week days alter hrr attack, she was not o,crtake
without hn ready to depart and be with Christ, which
is far better. size leaves husband and Soy es small
children to mourn their loss
She is gone, she is gone!
She has lett me forlvfn;
Bat why should mourn,
S.ICr the angels have bOrun
Her blrat spirit 10 the throne of jehovah.
Oh he RIVER il dark but she has CROSSED over
She has crossed over.
Did She sorrow to die,
When loved ones nighf
Did there trickle tear
At the thought Of the bier
And the pail! Yes but sh louged for tho rest
That she knew assigned her in the land vi the est
The hand OF the blcst.
Li.eS suferings past, . ..."
She found 1t at last;
Nor long did she wait
At the beautiful gate
Freed from the stain of pollution and sin,
Her iohe was spotless and she entered IN
Ans, she entered in.
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sGEI.MROLD'S
-<-e-s---------
BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!

This is the important of the yearSprng time
when nature absolutely requires reliable assistant in
driving out the Morhic matter collected in the blood
and unless remove it is Certain to produce bilious dis
ORDERS derange the SYSTEM and lay fuunat for dan
germs aud fatal discusses. MISuLERS HERB BIT
TIERS Is acknowledged by every to be the great
prepared c0muund OF alternatives, tones, diurecs aud
tliaphoretcs, and is highly recommended the most
effective inygorating, renovating and cleansing blood
remedy in the world Forall diseases arising from int
puritcs of tho blood it is ecacous speedy and agreea
bic thousands testify who have given it fair trial
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M A r R E D.

Err On Thursday, May
9th, 1869; at the residence of Thomas Gun
bingham, by Rev. Mr. Smith, ALBERT
TATE to Miss PHEBE WALKER, both
of Hartford county.
TAYLOR-SCARFF.-On the Goth Of
April, by Rev. II. S. C. Smith, RICHARD
TAYLOR to Miss SARAH M. SCARFF,
all of Hartford county.
PHIPIN = HUTCHINSON On the
2Sth ult., at the M E. Parsonage, Bel Air,
by Rev. Geo. M. Berry, ELIJAH B. PHIP-
IN, of Wicolnico county, to Mrs. ANNIE
NJ. HUTCHINSON, of Hartford county.
DAVIDSON -ROSEZETTE.-On the
9TH of April, in Rock Spring Church, by
Rev. w. Il. Snowden, DAVID DAVID
SON to Miss REBECCA ROSEZETTE,
both OF Hartford county.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS,

u EPORTS of Teachers not made out in
~ strict accordance with the blanks fur
nished, win not be resolved nor audited by
the Commissioners for three months.
Teachers will also be held responsible for
the collection of the Book Fees, in all cases,
unless exempted as really unable to pay
Those who fail in this, viii have the amount !
deducted from their salary. .9s -
r,sf -, B. F. MYERS, President.
ROBERT HENRY, Secretary ap30-4t
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BetrJehn v Nasty relates that 'Iarretts Vegeta
tdc Hair Restorative had the effect to renew the
youth Of his h.a0yed wife that 'she ran off with Yam
kee psdaeg" Tks is probably not the oniy instance
where "Brretts" has proved captivating weapon in
the hands ofmany lady whose personal charms hove
loen wondepGuhS brought out by The oil thus excel
len ation.-1Hhehestsr az ~ N1va.
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DRY GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH

Many of our patrons cannot understand
how we are enabled to sell our goods at
such low figures as we do. The mystery is
easily explained in the simple announce
ment that our Cheap Goods are purchased
in immense Job lots" whilst the more
costly fabrics are purchased from the I'm
porters direct, thus saving to the purchaser
at least twenty per cent, as we are thus
enabled to sell direct to our patrons, and
retail them goods at aoholesale prices.
We guarantee all goods as represented,
and will cheerfully exchange them if not.
Goods purchased from us will be delivered
at any of the Railroad Stations, Steamboat
Landings, Hotels, &C., at any time and al
ways free of charge.
We earnestly solicit an examination of
our immense stock before making your
Spring purchases:
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ASTAR In THE EAST!!

star has appeared in the literary circles called
THE' 1LLuMSATED WesTErN WorLD." Its illustrations
are al printed in beautiful oii eolors from seven
at single impression In this feature alone THE IL
Illuminated WESTERN WORLD stands forth tho
foremost of the Aside from its magnificent illus
tatons, however, its columns will eem'weekly with Rc-
ton, Solid Prose, Charming Poetry and Glowing Ro
nance. 1t Is fit companion of every ire-sile--the
magazine Of every branch Of literature-the champion
Of noble ndnstrics-the support Of the farmer, ner-
chant, artisan and the education of the masses Send
for specimen copies, Sud by all dealers. Sub
scription, $500 per Anpun. Address .yfr 81 = TEIr
THE WESTERN WORLD TO, - -t+' TO
Cor. Park Place and College Place,
p. O. Box 1929 New York
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Lock HAVEN, IN.
MgssRS. LfPPyNcbTt & BtKEwELE, Pittsburgh, Pa.
GENTS :-sWsav been using yotfr make of tang Saws
in our iA an, find thenI in point of qualify, superior
to amy we lIavcev used. Yours, &C.,
SHAW, BLANCHARD co
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"A distinguished Methodist Minister and prominent
Temperance Lecturer remarked that 60 where lie
would from end of the country to the other he hardly
condemned the practice of using these Btters freely
he could not consccntiosy bay that he would discard
them from the Switchboard fer he had hnse perence
beneficial results from long and close observation lie
was convinced that when used moderately, aud u
!ncdcine exclusively, they were all that
died At the time he warned his hearers not to
pn the cork too oon, for they lar too pleasant
fppic to trife with.
MAGSeuA WATER.-Supe.Ior to the hest imported
&isrmam Cologne, aud sold at hall the price.
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ES- Lime sent by vessel at reduced rates. a
q Eas- The best quality of Lime will be fur
nished, and the measure guaranteed in every in-
~ -sF- II. , BOWEN, MERCER & co. -o
- Exchange place, Baltimore, Md.
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iIELMMOLD,S

Concentrated Fluid Extract Sarsa parilla
ERADICATEs ERUPTIyE and LUCRATIVE DIS
EASES
ID. or THE -r.r
THROAT, NOSE, EYES EYELIDS SC.iLF, and
SKIM
Which 50 dsfgue the appearance, PURGING the
evil effects of mercury and removing all tants the
ken by ADULTS and CHILDREN with perfect SAFETY
TWO TABLt.SPU0NFULS of the Extract of Sarsapa
ra added pimt of water, is equal to the Lisbon Diet
Drink, and bottle is equal to gallon of the Syrup
OF Sarsaparila, the decoctiuns usually made.
AN INTERESTING LETTER is published in the Med
leo Chiru gil Review tho subject of the Extract of
Sarsaparilla certain Affections by Benjamin Travers
+. Il. s., &c Speaking of those diseases arising from
the OF mercury he states that remedy equal
to the Extract Of rsaara its poicer extraordinary,
than any other drug acquainted icth. II
a. he Sicicst sense tonic ct tiS invaluable dri-
butte that is applicable 10 state If the system sukcn,
and get irritable renders other Substances Of lie tan
&c clns unavailable injurious.
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IRON CITY COLLEGE.


rFNfE OLDEST most extensive, hest appointed, ana
cheap,et practical business College in the United
States. Paronize by the OF Farmers, Merchants,
Rankers aud business from every section of the
Union For large Illustrated Gnagto Circular containing
full information c-smilps of Premium, Pehnlanship,
&c, send this notice to
MIrIE& CoWLEY Principals.
piiishnrr. Pa.
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Housekeeping Goods. Muslins or
.Domestics

of any kind will find it greatly to their adj.
vantage to give us call. This advertise.
ment is addressed to all who wish to buy
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CANTON LIME WORKS.
~ BALTIMORE $50
- SHELL LIME, "a

HJHIS Lime is now being extensively used both for
Agricultural and Building purposes, and will be de-
lvered at any of this Stations ramed below at the fol-
lowing prces-30o bushels in load:
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HOW TOINVEST A DOLLAR,
A Valuable Medical Book!

CONTAINING IMPORTANT PHYSIOLOGICAL IN
" FORMATION to young men contemplating Marr
age, sent tree receipt of Is cents. Address the
INSTITUTE, AZ Clinton Place, N. Y. ~
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THE FRANKLIN
BR TEX MACHINE.

MAKES $500 TO $500 ELEGANT BRICK PER HOUR.
H It'll only eight men and two horses, or 1000 to
w 5,CCJ per hour by steam power Has no complex
machinery TO be getting out Of order breaking down
defy the world to equal it, No pay required until af
ter the machine has performed above the yard of
the purchaser j. Ii. REN1CK Room %, II Broadway
New York CITY.
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JAMESTOWN, N. Y.
LIPPlScorf BAkEwELr I'VE have no trouble with
your Saws tay Gbnt need to DO lined up with paper
put them the mandrel and they go right along
Temper perfectly uniform and quality unsnrpassed
Respectfully CHAS. j. FOX.
LTPPfNCOTT & BAkESELL
Manufacturers of Circular Mulay, MIL Gang and Cross
Cut Saws Clsopping Axes all shapes ColHurns Patent
Axe Shoves Spades and Miles Patent Covered Scoob
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous,
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deieterioGs substances which
make some PREPARATIONS dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. Ii wanted
merely for a.a@e..
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-05-14

Especial attention is called to our stock of
Black and Colored Alpacas, Delaines
Spring Poplins, Plaid and Striped Mo-
hairs, Takko Cloths, Grape avettes, Lus-
tres, Piques, Plain Plaid and Striped Main
socks, Cambrics, Swisses, India Stripes
Percales, Chintzes, and all the latest styles
of Prints. Parties wanting
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A CLEAR SMOOTH HKIN and BEAUTIFUL CON-
PLExION follows tho rae OF HELMRuID's coNcE>gRarED
EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA s. tra 81 fl s.
1t penoxes blark spots nipples and all crt ptions oil
the skin ...f. --5.f 81. safU.
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WANTED AGENTS. A, f. ssIs 1I5y

hNIIIINu MAIIIINI' -Frlco 60. The SIMPLEST
cheapest and Icst Knitting Machine invented
Will knit 10000 stitches per minute. Liberal induce
ments to Agents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING
MACHINE Co, Boston, Mas, or 81. Louis, Mo.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to ats original color
aosh the gloss and
treshn ess Of youth.
Thin hair ia thick
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AYi VI .H "n. = .nat .s'- .'- a.s'-' p
Nv Saw Mill, comfortable Dwell
S's-saSssEss ing House, Store House, Mill
er's House, large Bern nearly new, and all
other outbuildings usually found on u first
The water power is one of the finest on
the Creek.,F The M ills have lately been
thoroughly repaired and much improved
by the addition to them ofone Of the best
Turbine Water Wheels. lra l..'e-
The lands are we'll fenced and in u high
state of cultivation. These tracts will be
offered separately, but are 80 situated as to
make them very desirable to person wish
to carry on farming and milling at the
same time. e' DIX iia#
TERMS OF SALE-as prescribed by
the decree are--that one -third of the pur-
chase money be paid in cash on the day
Of sale, or on the ratification thereof, one
third in six and the residue in twelve
months thereafter, the credit payments to
bear interest from the day of sale, and be
secured by notes of purchasers, with secu-
ry to be approved by Trustee.
fneall " GEO. l.. VAN BIBBER, n
s my7 Trustee.
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DO. ACRE s''

ID OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
1t being the same and all the lands de-
scribed in a deed of mortgage from &C.,
rard Cover and wife, dated February 18th,
1867, and recorded in Liber w., H. D., No.
IS, folio 307, one of the Land Records of
the Circuit Court for Hartford county.
The improvements consist of a large
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a GOOD RoCKAWAYl CARRIAGE,
with new wheels, for sale at the Bel
Air Carriage Manufactory. 81 j.
ap30 JOHN HANNA O. BRO.
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The Great Alternative and BlOyd' Purifier.

Is the most perfect vegetable compound of alNra
Gves tonics diurecs and diaphoretics making il the
most effective, invigoratng, renevating and blood
cleansing cordial known to the world