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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-22
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.

A COMPLETE LIST OF NEWSPAPERS,
II for the United States. Territories, and
British Provinces; giving names, politics
or general character, subscription price,
circulation, editors and publishers
names, population and location OF places
where issued, &C., &c,
Also, separate lists showing at glance
how many and which papers circulate
more than 5000. 10000 or 20, 900 copies each
issue. with actual figures given.
Also, classified lists of all publications
devoted specially to the int rests of ReN-
gion. Agriculture, Horticulture, Medi-
cine, Surgery, Education, Juveniles, Free
masonry, Fellowship, Temperance,
tate, Mechanics, Law, Sport, Music. Wo-
mans Rights. and those printed wholly
or in part in the German, French, sean
dinavian, Spanish, Hollandish, Italian,
ume of over 300 pages bound in cloth.
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A GENTS w AN It ED FOX
IA GOIDEN SHEAVES.-This work

ahounds i'm thrilling sketcnes, lnoTaI Z
tales, Strange ecGaIremcss sgg em5s 10 Of
Of sed
in1ens Of the purest literature. Pleases
ali. offends none. Price very low. Ad-
dress ZEIGLER, MoCURDY & CO., Gins
cinnatt, O., Philadelphia, Pa. or st.
Louis, Mo.
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NHEAP VACANT LOTS.

Several Cheap Lots on Hawk, Chapel
and Doyle streets, for sale by
r. F. OWENS,
with E. G. Lindsey & Co.,
apl0 "a w. Main street.
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ASK your Doctor or Druggis
for SWEET Eft equal
Init+erl Ouinjne. is made only by II
,TrI A Il Ma ChamtSt. Detroit.
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"ARLY ROSE POTATO.

H,ARHf 0sI oa IN
0nelb. EARLY ROSE ~ ~
Dsent by mail, postpaid,
ST. 4 lbs. EARLY ROSE, q q
sent by maiI,post-paid, vs..
Best Spring Wheat in the
world: the earliest and
most most productive Germ; 60
hMlacttNwe1gRine As pounds to the bushel;
s3nring barley; Grass Seeds: Fowls; Eggs;
S 9noa. the great Feed Cutter. Send for
The EiXPERIMENTIAIL FARM 9ssi,eJ 5o 2, H..
NAnaost ya1s9l1e 10 gre as$e IN f.s
if YOU want to make your Farm pay.
Address GEO. A. DEITZ,
Chambersburg, Pa.
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n E N II 1 l. o L Ell

Read the following certificates from
the Dentists OF Norfolk:
We have examined the formula for pre-
pairing the Dentilote, and have used it
ourselves and we do not hesitate to pro-
nounce it the best preparation, for the
teeth and gums. with which we are ac-
quainted. s
G. f. Martin, j. II. Woodley.
W. q. Wilkins, E. CuthrieIl,
f. G. Robinson, Jno. Linn.
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LOCK HAVEN, PA.
MEssRs. L1PPINcoTT & BAKEWELL, Pitts
Genfs we have been using your make
on 9 noi9t 7 Of quality, superior to any we
have ever used. Yours, &C.
SHAW, BLANCHARD d co.
ORRIN SHAW. Foreman,
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ADVERTISING RATES.
one Square, 10 lines. 50 cents for one tn-
ssrtion; each subsequent insertion 25
cents, Advertisements ordered in alter
nate days will be charged 50 cents for first
time, and 37a cents each continuance.
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lYYANTED-AGENTS, $7b to 5000
w per month, everywhere, male and

TANTED-AUENIo PIo 70 pAo9 3
w per month, everywhere, male ana an
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This machine will
stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind,
braid and ennbroidsr in a most most. superior
tad for five years. We will pay 81 900 for
any machine that will sew. stronger,
more beautiful, or more elastic seam than =,
Ours, Ttmakes the ELASTIC Lock Stitch"
Every second stitch can be cut, and still
the cloth cannot be pulled apart without
tearing it. We pay Agents from $7o TO
SS0o I,er month and expenses, or COM
ToiSspf013 from which twice that amount
~ 6e zueae address SECOMB q CO..
2jffe2T,1gea vs.. Boston, Mass, or ST..
EAu1l ri. u. nnJ be imposed upon by
other parties paIming off worthless cast.
IRON Iaa.ul 10 as, under the same name or
ntherWise. Ours is the only genuine ana
really practical cheap machine manufac-
tur6d.
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UAARM NEAR THE CITY,
100 acres ON the Eastsrn Branch, ~
miles from Norfolk, for sale on easy
terms.
E. G. LINDSEY & CO.,
mills Real Estate Agents.
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DURNO's CATARRH SNUFF
ECures Diseases of the Head and Throat,
The worst forms of CATARMH !!
Druggists keep it: or, box Will be sent
for One Dollar, by the proprietor, j.
DURNo, No. 1896, p. o., New York City.
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For Sale and For Rent

FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN.
Wanted a Nicely Furnished Room for
Single Gentleman.
X. LINDSEY & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
apl3 ~ a West Main street.
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. OOMS FOR RENT.

IL Wv i'Aie'
The Sd ana 4th stories OF No. "A w. Main
street, for rent. Apply to
T. F. OWENS, with
E. G. Lindsey & Co.,
apl0 Commission Merchants.
nor SALE.-Most Desirable Residence
l. Oh Catharine street, very commodi-
Gus, in perfect order, with . very Large
Lot attached.
JAS. G. POLLARD,
Real Estate Agent,
app Opposite Ex. Natl Bank.
EOR SALE.-A Farm OF l4O acres Fine
IL Truck Land, well improved, two
miles from the city.
Several small Dwellings in the North
eastern part OF the city.
ALSO,
Desirable City Property, amounting to
about 1926 ,000 moderate prices and rent
ing well, for which Norfolk City Bonds
will be taken in payment.
w. S. FORREST,
api Real Estate Agent.
DOR SALE,-Two Com Portable DWELL
u 1ngs, we'll situated, suitable for small
families. Prices low.
W. s. FORREST,
app Real Estate Agent.
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JAMESTOWN, N. Y.
L1pP1NcoTT & BAKEwELL:--We have
no trouble with your saws; they uon !
need to be lined up with paper; We put
them on the Mandrel and they go right
Temper perfectly uniform and quality
unsurpassed. Respect1ully,, nav
LIPPINCOTT l. BAKEWELL,
Manufacturers of Circular. Mulay, Mill
Gang and Cross-Cut saws. ChOpp1ng
Axes, all shapes. Colbnrrn,s Patent Axe,
Shovels, Spades and Miles Patent Gov
cred Scoop.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-22

ODONDA GUANO!
IN The best and cheapest Fertilizer in
the country. The Hon. Willoughby New.
ton says:
81 applied the Rot1onda Island Guam @
as requested; think its effect was uuite
equal to that of any other Fertilizer an
Piled at same time a double the cost" "A
small supply Just re seived, for sale by
jul GAS. REID 4 SON,
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PREPARED ONLY BY

PREPARED ONLY BY
- ARCHER, SMITH & CO.,
PHARMACISTS,
No. 4S Church street,
For sale in Portsmouth by G. w. Ped
rick, Druggist. apo
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CASH OHe BARTER,

Keep no Books. and therefore make no allowance
for bad debts.
Call and examine my Stock and prices if you
want bargains, rs am dct crmncd not to be K
oelled by any one. either in quality or prices
Store first door North Of Biemann's Hotel.
June Is, 1869 IS tf
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TIL E
Merchants Protective Union
Observation-Disclosures REcrsTrr

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An Act to proritle Jor the Enumeration of
the Inhabitants Of the State.

y
SECTION 8. That it shnll be the duty Of eocb
and every porson appointed to tako tho census
by virtue of this Act to call personally on the
mead 6ead or some member of each family in the
County, or portion of County. for which he or
they shall have beon appointed. and obtain
from such head of a family or member thoreof,
ns aforesaid. the number Of persons contained
in such family. and snch other Information os
mny be required and directed by the Cnmms
sioner OF the Bureau Of Agricultural Statistics.
SEC. q. Tint each hoad or member ofo fam
lily shall, when summoned thereto 81 ;;,e nor.
sons appo,intod undor this ACT to tako the ccn. c
aus at his, her or thoir residence or place of
husiness make on oath or affirmation, a CORRECT
return Of all persons of whom his or hor family
Is composed and aleo report pnoh other infSr
nation 10 aaid consua takers aa may bo reonirod
by laws and tho persons 90 appointed to take
the census are hereby authorized to administer
such oatha and upon The failure of any person
70 make such returns cr report y whom roauirod.
no orahe shall - subject to penalty Of twon.
ey-five dollars, u DO recovered in any Court Of
competent Jurisdiction.
Juno l6. 1860 "a v o
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Circular.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
BUREAU oP AGRICULTURAL SrAr1sTics.

BUREAU oP AGRICULTURAL SrArrsrIcs.
Columbia, Juno Is, 1862
VHNfiE attention of the citizens of tho State is
IL respectfully invited to the annexed extracts
from on Act passed at tho recent session of the
General Assembly, and ratified on The 10Th day
OF March. 1859; and thoir cordial cn.opcrn,ion
with tho officers charged with the execution Of
tho law is earnestly requested
The enumeration OF the inhabitants is to fur
nish basis for the arportionmont of reprcscn
tation in the next General Assembly, in accor-
dance with Section of Article ri of the Con.
will commend itsolf to citizens of all political
views.
In connection with this work tho statistics of
the agricultural productions of last year will
be taken, and it is emnently desirable that
they should be returned as fully and ntolligi
bly, as circumstances will permit, Az it is ex.
peoted that they will furnish valuable data in
tho future agricultural history Of tho State.
HENRY SPARNICK,
Commissioner.
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Estray Notice.

ESTRAYED before Mason Duncan, Mnoistra,e
- for Ooonce County. a blaol horse Mulc, with
right eye out. sight hind anklo swollen or large
Joint. some COLLAR marks; is Of medium siso, shod
IN Keowes Township. The owner IL reauestei ito to
eoaas forward, prove property. pay ohargea and
tAko him sway. or he will be dsalt with a. an
xstrsy. - =
Auens 8B, 1860 81 Ime4n,
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BUSINESS
Directory for Pickens County.

Judge Of Probate Court. II. Phiipot.
Clerk Of Probate Court. f. IIagood.
Clerk Of Comrt-R. A. Bowen.
She'1f-Joab Mauldin.
School Comn,issioner-D. F. Bradley.
County Commissioners--I4. N. Robins, Chair
man Il. Il. Holcornbo and John w. Singleton.
missioners.
9. G: Folger, County Constable.
October %, 1863
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-01

WHAr ARE VIZ CoMrko To PA Radioal
paper asks this question. It's pertinent -
II ought to DO asked by svory person, But
before looking into the future, would it not
be wellIto look into the PRESENT. Would it
not be agood thing to ask aud snswor: "What
have We come to 2" Let US consider.
we have como to that pass that the Con.
stitutton, the palladium of freedom, is utterly
disregardod BY those who solomnly swore to
protect it.
We have come TO the condition that law is
ignored, aud enforced only in isolated 10.
stances, whero party interests demand it.
We have come 70 500 that corruption per!
caestes the whole organization OF government,
and swiudling BY public offloers is tho rule
and honesty tho exception.
We havc como to that point in our history
when the country is lost, unloss tho people,
the noures Of power, assert their rights, assume
tho roins Of government and cleanse the cor.
ridors Of Congress from pollution.
We have come to SEQ that the people, in
different to their private interests and the
public welfare, refuse to cast off their oppress
ors, aud submit to be overwhelmed by tho
mass Of oorraptioa thss rests upon the aosn.
Try.
We have come to that time when we Lavo
. government, not Of the people but of par.
ty, by which tho people arc considered only
AZ servants to do thoir bidding-as serfs to
pay for tho extravaganza Of their masters.
This 10 what We havo coms to- 1t is not
very difficult to answer: "To what are we
comingS' We are coming to national dc.
struction faster than ever railroad train made
time for an open bridge across deep river
Peoria Democrat.
"WHERE was john Rogers burned to
dcath 7" asked teacher Of me, in a cou,.
mandiug voice. oould't tell; TO the next,
no unswer. "Joshua knows" said little
girl at the foot of the class. "Well" saia
the teacher, "if Joshua knows he may tell.
"ln the fire." said Joshua, looking very
solemn and WISE
A E;.u:n:, II
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-01

HRLp yourself, and heaven will help yon.
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AN lrIshman, with heavy bundle on his
shoulder, riding on tho front Of 4 horsecnr,
was asked Why he did not set his bundle on
the platform. He replied: "Be jabers, the
horses have enough to drag mo. I'll osrry
tho bundle s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-01

Mr. AVERY said he had a case in court
tho other day in Memphis. A little fellow
was introduced as witness The counsel on
theother side desired that the witness should
bo interrogated touching his knowledge Of
tho responsibility Of an oath. The Judge
(RadioaD propounded tho usual questions
"My little man, what arc you about to
do?'
"Be sworn as witness In the case"
care you acquainted with the nature. oh.
legations and responsibilities Of an oath p
"1es air." think am"
"Woll thcp, what do you think would be
done with you if you were to swear to lie :"
III don't know, sir, without the Radicals
would nominate mo for Congress"
ToMpsroNEs are but marks on the road TO
show us where the mortal and immortal part.
ad company.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-01

A CERTAIN Virginia town does not allow
old maids When the girls reach thirty, the
young men draw lots, and the lucky ones
make up purse for the victim.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-01

an early date. the subscribers will publish
the FIRST number Of q Monthly Magazine, do
Voed 10 the development of the material interests
OF the Stnte, and tho whole Soulh and will dis.
1f'outc hvc Thousand copies gratuito,isl,, 40 that
exerY eyer one may SEQ whnt ii is before subscribing.
They intend TO mako il the best and hantlsonesM
industrial magazine over published ut the South,
ana th:y max The cordial co .opcrat on Of every
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TO the public welfare.
please send their address to
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Charleston, s. G.
May 10, 1860 81 8m
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Walhalla Hotel.

w a L GO a q & q, s. O.,
fh7sTs;t hSITsst Is OPEN for the reception Ct Board.
Eii} ers and the trapsient Public. It has
Sa&A been enlarged and arranged for the accom-
inodation of persons desiring to spend the Summer
in this hoalthy locality. Tae Table Is furnished
with the very best the market can afford.
THE BA AR
Liquors, Of the best and purest brands
The Proprietor gives his personal supervision to
tho establishment, and intends to maintain and
extend its regulations FIRST-CLASS HOTEL
ID. BYEWANN.
WALHAhLA, 8. G., April 10, 1869 2s-h
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21
QUICK CURES & Low PRICES.
Twenty Thousand Cured Annually.

Or. Teller continues TO be ecnAdentiaHy and
successfully consulted AL forms OF prIVa1e d.
seaBo1s NJ his old established Hospital, No. I
Beaver street, Albany, New York -
Twenty years devoted 20 this particular branch
% psaetleei enables him to perform cures sueA
As no other physician cant and his facilities are
such feeinE IN correspondents With the l1osi
eminent Physicians ofthe OLD Woeld) for obtain
ing the safest a. well a. the latest remedies iOl
un fortuAAtess rapid cure to be obtained ct no
other once in America. ~ - -
In SyPhIllis. Gonorrh9s Strietqrs KulAHggmsa,
Ulcsrated ThroAt Sore Nose, Tender shin Boneg,
cltaneods Eruptlonss Bilsss Ulcefs, -Abcess, and
Al 9th er Impurities Of the system.
..oy -- YOUNG MEN
addicted to sscret hA6itss gho have impaired d
their health and destroyed the Vigor Of tksiE
. urss Of AATried- Lite. are notiaed that in coz
soteLn2. DE- EstheJ-l1n ma q Etend to coDeolo,
and physieian who has cured thousands.
IL, DR. TRLLER'S GREAT WORK s.
For the married and those contemplating mar
rage. 200 pages-faiI OF plates-prfce % cents.
re ~ AZ paris nHss5 der sea BY mall post paid
lecture on Love- or how to choose paFtnsr-a
ssnplete work on midwifery. It eontHins hum
ty-nye cents enclosed gin secure q copy BY rs-
-. TO THE LADIES,
Dr. Teller stnl retains IN. America the agency
FOX the ls1le of Doctor Vichol's italian Female
70 ASrtaiy Us, toE stoppages. irregularities and
on the receipt Of one dollar, the price per
box, these pills III be sent BY mall or express
70 any part OF the world secure from curiosity
once kours from a. m. to D. m, and en-
Sunday, 70 6p m:
N. 3. Persons at distance can be cured At
home by Eddressing DR.. Teller. enclosing 5 re-
Tata ss6 3 s psS q sSe So NON I Gssss esse.
or boys employed. Notice thisi address an let
teTs to J. TELLER, II. D.,
51ly5Ss2. 80 !. t.. .. Beaver sti. Albany n z.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21

A SUCCESSFUL CAREER-InI the
early rush to- California, q poor boy,
named Charles Crockery crossed the
Missouri with an ox-team at Omaha
on his toiisome overland Journey to
the new gold regions. Last Friday
nineteen years afterMard 70 aday-he
arrived at OmahN on his first return
10 visit his old Eastern home He
came accompanied by his family, In
his own special car, for he is now
Superintendent OF the Central Pacific
Railroad and every mile OF it has
been built under his Supervision.
BE may well feel an honorable pride
IN the great work with which he has
been 50 closely Identified. His party
was four days from 6acramento to
Omaha and on arriving here de-
lighted the citizens with blooming
flowers, and feasted them upon ber-
ries, oranges, and luscious cherries
from Caiftoenia brought upon a las
Ia ice, $500 miles, thFoug b the green
valleys OF the Pacific sIOpe,T and
through the lingering snowdrifts Of
the Rocky Mountains. It, sseenns
like astory from the Arabian Nights.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-21

Glow much money have you ?''
said . rich old curmudgeon to a gay
Soung fellow courting his pretty
daughter. 'fOhI I haven't much OF
anything now, but I have a rich
prospect a head" The wedding oc-
Cured, and the old chap 1earne,l
from his son-in-law that the rich
prospect was the prospect OF marry
rg his dsughtsr- 81 Il