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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-04-03
ns. It will be seen by the following,

&C. 1t will be seen by the following,
tina, the sale of the Spirit Office Of
Chsrlesiown, has been postponed until
the l6,h of April. The Editor speaks
con6den. Of the prospec. Of his being re.
lieved from his peculiarly embarrassment,
especially if those who are ye, delinquent
should pay up Pronplly. He also intends
Publishing "Blsck List" of those who
have refused to liquidale their indebted.
ness. which is good plan, and one which
should be universally adopted by oil
newspaper publishers
$40 Qua FR,sNDs by an agreement
between the parties interested. The sale OF
This paper. which was advertised 10 take
place on Friday nert, has been Pos,pon-
ed unnl Friday, the 10th Of April. The
noble responses which our several appeals
have met, greatly encourage Us in the
hope that we shall be able 10 weather The
slorm-and if all those who have promis-
ed to come OPP 10 our help. keep their
words. we knov we shall get through our
present difficulties, and continue 10 float
the standards OF free and independent
press.
Next week we shall publish lis. of
the noble and honorable names, who have
come 10 our rescue. and who have given
Us the words Of good cheer. az we'll as The
amount which they owed Us. The week
following we shall publish another lit,
and this shall contain The names OF all
those who have refused 10 meet their OBJ
legations with Us up 10 that date, and
whose conduct mani(esis disposition 10
keep US out of our money, Around this
list We shall draw black mark.
t. Hon. Robi. L. Montague, former.
ly 1T. Governor Of Virginia, has written
an able article in The Religious Herald in
which lie shows tina, the Virginia law
against disturbing public worship applies
mol only while The services are actually
going on, buI 10 Tie ,Uhoie time that
congregation is assembled for porShip.
lie cites several decisions Of he courts in
supper, of his position, and argues that
one who talks in church, or al The church
doors, in such manner as TO disturb the
devotional feelings of Others violates the
Law and ls liable 10 prosecution. II this
view of the law were enforced in our
community We fear that the Grand Jury
would have ITS hands full.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-04-03

o. Alta late meeting Of the s. S II.
A., the following statement Of its fnsnces
wss made by the Treasurer, and ordered
to be published os.
Amount received from
various sources ssS 90
Amount paic out to APfii o9 - 90
tj Balance in Treasury clio ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-04-03

MINERAL LANDS IN RocKBRIpGE.-
Fltzhugh. Hughes & Gale have sold their
Iron and Silica property, about 5000 q.
cres, one mile above the mouth Of North
River, 10 Vanderbilt. Anderson and other
directors of the Westhsm Iron Works
Company, for $4,000. equivalent TO
cash. 1t wss purchased by them three
years sgo. from Capt. Ed. Eehols for
Sl3, 900, Col. Ed Filzbugh will contin-
ue to manage The property for The new
company. 1t is estimated by scientific
gentleman sent on for The purpose, that
The lands contain 5000 600 tons Of iron
ore Of the very best quality. We under
stand large addition will be made 10 the
force already a, work.-Lynch. News.
A recent dispatch rom Washington
states that Mrs. DR.. Walker. who has
been inporiuning an audience with the
Presiden, for some time, on Saturday sent
in demand TO know when she would be
received, 10 which Gen. Grant replied
the, hen che appeared in the habiiments
suitable 10 her sex she might have an au-
dience. The plain English Of which is
that when she takes of her breeches she
can come in.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-19

as inen ordinary .i dull ] and
cloudday.
Theight which which followed
was is said, as dark propo-
tionaty as was the day., 1t
was t.aperfect ID sb lack r,s Of
darkns. Not the talntest
oatlinpf object could be
discer1d against the sky: A
light ould penetrate it but a
little Wy, and then seem to dis
close b a solid wall of black
mes ,ar1nd. s;ss5,.. ... ,-,s,,.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-19
THE DAY BOOK.
TdvRsbAY MonNrNa,. Aug. 10, 1863.
[Continued from First pagel q

vi Nft.C ....,,.I N-u0t anus A
pie and laxative, 81 consisting
mainly of fresh vegetables and
ripe fruit. The use of coffee
as a beverage Or tea should be
preferred always rather than
any of the alcoholic drinks
The light wines of this ,coun-
TRIP, or the European white or
red wines. when pure, are very
agreeable and generally whole
some, Many of our indigo
nous tonics, such as the dog
wood, the silk weed and the
boneset, might be used to adj
vantage as adjuncts.
. Above all, never fail to take
a pill night and morning from
the firstof the hot seasyn until
JAG k Frost with his welcome,
thought icy face, assures rs
that the unseen and obstinats
foe has been permanently { =
lodged from his strong hold.
Then the whole crountry1 q be-
comes perfectly salubrioos, Che
glorious Indian Sunni bathes
us in its balmy atm 5stphero,
and we joyfully throw our pill
boxes away until the campaign
opens for another year. % 5s,s
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-19
II BA U Err & co. e
65O BROADWAY NEW YORK,


So G1 w WARRINGTON ST., CHICAGO, LII.
Having made lin portant and extensive
improvements in tneir manufactory.
potn In machinery and additional laciii-
tfes, IN order TO meet the increasing de-
"and 1or their unrivalei ...f ~
7 l A. OF O r r. E S w
Hereby announce that We are now ena.
bled 10 produce Piano that can be ex-
ceiled by none In the market ana which
we OTTER TO the public al the extremely
low price Of
a. 9aa 1850, h!o5 os'a dino
W. ThesegPtanos afe made, q LIE best sea-
soneu materials and first class workman.
snip, are OF rose wood round Fcopnefed
with carved legs and Tyre, overStrung.
full iron frame, and have all the latest
improvements, ana have universally NJ ct
the appreciation OF all the musical pro-
fesSion who have used them. 7f@..,.
6 THEY ARE FULLY WARRANTED,s Il
and wa nave no hesitation in pronounc.
ing these Pianos the cheapest and best
Hrst-c.ass instrument now offered to the
public. ,fs,Sis agt3+
We are also Importers and Man ufactur.
ers OF Musical Instruments, Strings. ana
every vaIieLy OF Musical Merchandise ri
which we have the largest ASSORTMENT r
w 3 gall especial attention to our Germss,
SILVER and Brass Band Instrnnas@lt
whicti, are distinguish Jor their 1nower
and Sweetness OF lone, and the great ~ - -
with which every nc 'sls Produced. 4, Il ~
cry instrument war; n,ed to give satfs.
tse'Aon' 1e2t
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-19
AdCaadiaD Money Hing.


.otsa.H VA,
IA.,po,ion of the city press
has bee for some weeks crit
cising tie operations Of some
Canada capitalist, who. has
been keping Wall street in
perfect trment OF speculation.
In all th illusions to this in
dividualno name was. given,
but Pr two leading journals
topk it pon them to handle
the anonymous money king,
without gloves. And certain
ly. if all the stories told of him
be true, he is a bold, if not a
reckless manipulation of bonds,
stocks and gold. The Cana
dian journals, however, have
not been so reticent as those of
New York, with regard to
the gentleman s name and bust
ness connections, the amount of
money he controls, and all
that. sa'n' "a 5sia '7 Et5aE se
The Toronto Globe, mincing
mi alters, states that theTopera-
tor in question is iMr.o7ol king,
manager of the Bank of Mont
real; that he is operating with
nd less than "a, 1000, 600 Of the
funds of the bank, and that
the large profits shown by the
bank in fitsv llasttwo annual
statements have been mainly
derived fromits exactions from
thel Canadian Government and
from the reckless operations in
the New York gold market.
FL also adds, that grown reok-
Tess by success, Mr.. King has
nowfextended his exactions to
such immense proportions that
they eouldno longer be over
looked. >
i99 lit appears that Mr.. King
wlllsene day sell in Wall street,
forcaccount of theiobank So,
500, 1000 in goldwith a view to
breaking the whole market, and
buying back agai n at low prices.
Zone OF the modes by which Mr..
k. operates, virtually against
the United States credit and Sc
curities, is to sell the sixty day
hills on the Bank of Montreal
in exchange for American gold
BY this means, with the credit
of his bank, he can raise or de-
press the value of the real
money of the country at will.
Thus, when he sells gold he
depresses its price, and when he
buys he advances p it. Some
days Mr.. King is reported to
have sold from So, 500, 900 to
"a, 600, 900 OF gold, purchasing
similar amounts in a few days
thereafter,
A New York journal gives
one of the tricks-or, rather,
we ought to say, swindles by
which such operations as those
of Mr.. King and other gold
gamblers are conducted. For
instance, on Wednesday Of last
week, a Cunard steamer was
about to sail, and the gamblers
having purchased gold heavi-
Ily, wished to make it appear
that the vessel would take a
large amount of specie to Eu-
rope. They accordingly started
the report that $750,O0O were
already on a dray in front Of
one IF The Wall street banks,
ready to 60 on board the steam
er. '''''.i
This was actually the case,
for the gold, in small bags of
double eagles, was driven
through Wall street in the
dray, until evening threw its
mantle over this 'Kinglyn coup
d'etat, when it was quietly re-
turned t. the bank vaults The
contied[innqg spectators, who bet
ted on highheer. prices, in the
meantimel IVY went home with
golden Visions of an advance
IN the premium, only to find
next morning that they had
| haan hs1lt cold
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-19
THIRTY YEARS Experience
in the Treatment of chronic

and sexual Diseases "A PhySsotog-
lea, Visa0 of Ma1riage.-Iaec cheapest Doc k
ever Misunderstanding nearly. oOV
of the anatOmyof Inc human organs In
a state of health and disease, with urea
Use on early errors, Its deplorable conse
quences upon the mind and body, with
tne authors plan of treatme nt--tbe only
rational and successful mode OF cure, as
shown by a report OF cases treate$. A
truthful adviser to the married and eigpse
contemplating marriage VINO entertain
doubts of their physical condition, Sent
free of postage to any address on receipt
of % cents, in stamps or postal currency,
by add esslng DR.. LA CROlX, no. III
Maiueu Lane, Albany. N. Y. Ihe author
NAV be consulted upon any of the d.
seases upon which his books treat eth er
personally or by mail, and medicines
sent To any part OF the " nrld. ..
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-19
M A N Ho d.!

A MEDICAL Essay ON THE CAUSE
AND CUBE OF PREMATURE ID tCLlN
IN MAN, the Treatment OF Nervous anu
Physical Debility, &C.
There is no membeE - Oclety by
whom his BOOK will not OF 'uud useful,
whether such person mods the s!atioh OF
Parent, PrecepJor O. Clergy n."-Medi-
cal Times and Gazette.
Sent by mail on receipt u lfty cents.
Address the Author, .l- 5t.
222 Street, Washtne ton, ID. G.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-19

Beecher Bays that men con
fess everything but their own
besetting dns. Whoever heard
man sa |, % Lordl ] am as
proud as tucifer; humble me-
-or, % brdl' | am, so mean
and stingl that It's only with
great, pai4hat | can unclose
my fist; n ke me generous. u.
.pi A youn man Of limited in
diligence who was recovering
from a loF fit of sickness, be-
ing told b his physician that
he smightnow venture on a
little anlnl food exclaimed ::
mo, yoHon't, doctor; 1--we
suffered Pugh On your Cruel
and stuthnd hang me if L
touch any of Your hay5lands
OATS b. s4.les * .ssg 81 \
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-19
New Advertisements
r II. GRovEsTEEN. founder of the old
j and fayorably known House OF Gro
vesteen 4 Co.
f4 GROvESTBEN, FULLER u %.
a.. HAVE REMOVED 10 THElk fRes#
3b NEW WAREROOMS, s1 ID
IS MERCER STREET, NEW YORK.

~ PA mo- FORT Z S
The greatinc crease in The demand Tor
our Plano -Fortes throughout the con ntry,
have compelled us to extend our manu-
featuring facilities to three times their
former size, and having added many new
improvements II manufacturing we
shall continue to keep our prices Ahe
same as they always have been, the low.
est OF any First Glass Piano-Forte maker
by AZ least one-thlvd, and we respectfully
solicit by parties about purchasing q com
parson with ell other Makers. je2s-ly
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-19
New Advertisements.
ONLY ONE pQLLAR.
$500 Per Day discontinued.

Having obtained an extensive ana
widespread Sale Ior our ~ I'm IUkI"
brand o. Fine Ont Cheering Tobacco, We
desire 10 announce thai we shat not pack
dai Y 500 IN the small I'LL tOll papers
after thIs da,e, July ist 1863, ITS merits
being so faVoraoiy recognized mat This
Involvement is no logger nee ssary. To
avoid mlsapprenenslop, however, We
would aud JAstt We sbalI con niue To pack
orders tor elegant MeorSehu f'tpeS III
our YACHT ALU IS ,p4 IT aslK AZ
brands o: Smoking Tobacco.
The Ant CLUr.' AZ d I'D of Nj
contine, and cannot lnjur6 Uuo health,
and is especially recomn' Q, led to Peep
OF sedentary occupation Of nervous con-
situations.
The trade are invited tt end for circu-
lars,
P. LORILLARi. New York.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-19
Great Distri b IL t i o 4
By the Metropolitan GIFT Co. .
Cash Gifts to the Amount Of $500, 900.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
Elegant Rosewood Pianos,

valued tbs '''''' #A'""0toNo
A chance TO draw any OF the above
Prizes Tor $50 Tickets describing Pf1zes
are sealed in Envelopes ana wei lnixeu.
on receipt of 25c. a sealed Ticket is drawn
witnout choice and sent by mail to any
address 1he prize named upon III Will
he delivered to The Iicket-holder on pay
menL Of one Dollar. Prizes are immedi-
ately sent TO any address by express or
return mall. 10 loeoro
YOuwul know what your Pr'ze is before
YOU pay IorlJ. Any prize eXchangeu iof
snuLuer OF same value. No Blanks. Our
natrons can depend ON fair dealing.
kEEEaENCES w e select the following
sr1m aauy VINO nave lately drawn Valu-
he Prizes and kindly permitted as TO
pnnlisn Jhem; Andrew burns. Cnlcago'
sJJLUU: Miss CLARA . Walker, Baltimore,
Planu. $500; James M Matthew's, DeLf on
$500; John II Andrews, Savannah ,So,uoo'
Miss Agnes Summons, Charleston, flaho,
$500 We publsn no names wlInouV per
Op1nIoNs OF THE Press 1.-The nrm is
reliable and deserve their success. =
Weekly Tribune, May ; we Know
thsm 10 be d fair dealing firm. - ork
Herald, May 70. "a friend OF ours Grew
= ss0J orlzs, which was promptly receive
-Dal!y News, June y. ,..,,,.,.-s....
send los circular. IL OeIaA lhuucelnon ts
IN Agents. Sat slacLlon Sual an ts Gu
.ryely package Of sealed hnNeIoPss oo "a
aains uSE CASA GIFT, 5I4 A1oAStS ~ ~, -,
a tor X; % OF 50; Il0 Tor $40. AL AS'tefs
snuud 10 aaqr -ssoG 70 .,y.
-HARPE eli, WILSON II CO,
IA - ~. as BroaawSy, New fofk'
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1NIrED STATES ADVER-
~ Using AGENCY,
ESTABLISHED 1862.
j. A. VOoE, Proprietor.
d. "A. VUoE, Ffopfletof,
l25, III, q l29 FULTON ST, Cor. Nassau.
(Old Herald Building)
N EW AO r. X htHai

Advertisements received for all CITY
ana country newspapers, throughout the
states, Canadas, uba, and Brazil at Pub
listers lowestl ates 8sVit 8ashT4 IN
THE UNITED LIST comprises 60 lead,
Ing Dailles and52 htst- class WeekYys.a
and has an aggregate circulation, OF
nearly Nine Millions per month, con-
tanning sach papers as the. sew York
York III raid, Tribune, Frank Leslie's
ana Harper's Weekly. Thoge who wish
q gooa advertising field should send for
list of Papers and estimate 1880. II 2
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= -. ~ y E1-1If 80
New Aaveftiseln eats :,
Sieubenyille, Ohio, female SEMINAR

Delightfully, sltusted on the banks of
the OHIO; Forty Yeas Ia successful oper.,
q ION. Unusual adVks tages In'soit and
ornamental branches. School year OF
forty weeks begins SEPTEMBER Y, 1859,
Entlre expense aboubgt 81, 20 ID week.
TSenty-hve per cent. deduction for
daughters of minis els Send for Cate
ltogue to REV. CHAS G. BEATTY, D. D.,
LII. D., Supefintenc ent, or REV, A. M.
REID, A. NJ, Principal. p ,i'''s'
S9 A Nay for all, Address a. JyFULLi-
:" fAA Az ~ s.. eaa4t li.ss. ta9 s'goia q
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-19

4oA LII 80. hvUES .MADE, WATER
IN PR00Fb using GUTTA PEROHk
FAINT, b @. R0DMAN
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CUMBERLAND YERSITY,
ULebanon, Tenn, has Y5s students.
$40 PER DAY GUARANTEED

Agents to sell the Home SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. 1t makes the LOCK STITCH
ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES, has the under.
reed, and is equal i'll every respect to any
Sewing Machine ever invented. Price
S25. Warranted for 5 years. Sem for
CIRCULAR. Address JOHNSON, CLARK IL
Co., Boston Mass, Pittsburg, Pa. or st.
Louis, Mo.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-19
~ ERVANlS WANTED.

A good and faithful COOK, and a cons :
peLeIJ LINING ROOM SERVANT can
can md employm emit by applying at l3l
! East MAIN s5rg Coca fefafenc es Swfil he
fe4uired as toehsr aotsI AaN competence
or The duties required. Jely
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ss =
f1uOn and after WEDNESDAY, next, llth
Aug st, the Passenger Trains over tn
Norfolk ana Petersburg Railroad viii
rpm as follows: q 3'R 1Anh z l.5i4o
Leave Norfolk daily at.... ,,...-6 500 a. M
] Arrive at Petersburg daily at. $40 a. M.
Leave petersburg daily at.........4.00 P.
Arrive at Norfolk daily at.... go, ~ 20p. N.
hl Connecting at Norfolk with steamships
of Old Dominion Steamship Go.for New
York.
Making close connection d, Petersburg
Wit1 Passenger Trains If South Side Rail.
road TO and from Lynchburg, Bristol,
Knoxvii. e, Memphis, Kew Orleans, NASH
VILE, atlanta, and all points West atif
South West. II =,
Connecting also with Trans OF fsicn
mond and Petersburg Railroad q anu
from Richmond.
gsA. Baggage checker through.
A%.' j. ID. PROCTOR,
auI0 Mast er Trans, ortatlon.
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EOR WASHIN GTON & GEORGE
l. 80 TOWN, -. 6. aai5
tt x g u r So y N
Z STEAMER N. p. BANKS /!

31Er Il, 8s@A ON ana alter JUN M 1et, '6S
aassaxsa. the Steamer N.P.BANkS
Capt. I. MCCARRICK, will leave Norfolk
ais O'Clock Al. M, every Monday, Wednes-f "a
day and FRIDAY for Cherrystone. sleesa
day for Mathews, YORKTOWN and Glon.
cester Point, touching at Poitsfsi6ntti ana
Old Point going ana retCiiiing..-s ny 9st y s.
Persons desiring TO avail themselves al
a'trip from Noi fox, returning ID ine day. ns
can procure Tickets god Ion one dayon
only AT vi fol- loanu "trip. DGhidrsn bss
twt en- anue IL years of age Halt tals par
5u cents. OD log 50 9iS9 h9R@Sa 8L
All trelgh totAiai Aews flilst be pieob
psiio. la g3Iht y on Uh
FreigI received iioin u'cieuh IA 4M,3 l.5sI'
o'clock P. NJ, ana from 3to7 dscfocR Pm. CD
TIL. Lass ph THOS. HsSWFBB9ssH 81
in5-Uf'c s'91}ia nAyehtJ ~
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knrSHOT GUNS n MsFi

To shoot close a. kill 80 yards. Price,
$3.50, WANTED.-Arny Guns aud Re-
shot Guns, Revolvers, to JOI1NST ON'S
GUN W ORKS, Pittsburgh, Pa. ~.
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z =, 4. .ae.s ". ADELAlDEp
all IN thorough order, andremarka able tod
their speed and safety vs. a17Ff.l1a'9 f.5ass1ys5
3 !, state Rooms can be engaged DURING taseaia
Gay. 't.sRss sts3* sss3 ~ ssii . IalOftis Is
aForrates of passage, freights or other s1s EseAs
agent. Portsmouth; H, p. Phoebgis; axei5i {sks
Old POINT or at the OfffeeS6 Vi the COmpa
ny at Norfolk. IA el-a ,s.sss, g.
~ =. dNO. VERMILLI0N, Agent aaezS1
=, d. L. PooR, Agent, Baltimore, yTN
my6 tafas$@
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A'RAN LIN SAVINGS BAN

FRANKLIN SAVINGS Ban b /,
|s1i OFFiCE No. AZ BANK S1hEkY
em JNO. &. WHITEHEAD. President.
ro9 ,b6antaof Il Directors: til .FaF.s ~ u
sAM'L II. tiopaEs, J.I. B2.ooDeooo, e
VIM. WARD, JNo. JAMES. y "a
DIR. WEN. j. MooRE. q. q. POLLARD! 9s-s3
JOS. *. DEMING, Cashier. rs -
r. G. n. LANGLEY, Ass't Cashie, iH
ls- This 2ank 10 Open for Business. -saksa
Interest at the rate of SIX PER GEM
per annum will be allowedon all existin.
/, depositeS made since the resumption O
Z business, from the LIST of January 1864 Z
and ALSO, Oh all depOsites hereafter made
from the date OF deposlte, until date
Withdrawal; ten days notice to be requil
ed, however, before 4 withdrawal M
change in the ratesof interests per GER
, allowed on old deposites. The account
'of The new Depositors are Aept sepalaa
from those OF the old, so as to answer n
demands Ct the new Depositors. 81 Il x Il
'iafAll indebted to Lhisq Institution WA
please call and pay ofIcnrtaii and REM v
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Banks.

/ MERCHANTS d. us.s 49,
I've SAYINGS ssa fsBaausds Drt,
ORFsgEs No. 49, Rsa avs & Tsttss q asssss'.
90 Prexsde.st.
9ait.sa VA. I. uAknins1&
4gasttl Directors 81 81 -5...
Jos. l. sps ArLsY, ai d. b. 48.a,
l.. SALISBURY, c.. W. CRAM
f. DELAY. JAS. Y AEia
Va VIM. Il. WALLIS, Oas..eY.
This Bank Ia is open Tor The resumpLiul
OF business. Deposits received upon IN
usual terms, interest being allowed at IN
rate Of SIX per cent,sl OF aif Aamoants re
manning on deposit for 90days or upwaslu /,
FOUR per cefIs. f0i a less period; inter
commencing ~ days after deposit, ~
ceasing ~ days prior 10 the withdrawal.
, The Institution keepinS accounts o. il
New Depositors entirely separate So
thosesof theOld DeposiLois. so as 10 al
swer the ueinaId OF the NewDep@sItors.
ALI indebted to our Institution VII
please call, pay, cuitail, Oh renew thei
& The Board of Directors will meet ever
Wednesday and Saturday morning al
O'clock. 4
4 1. ably .uG
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-19

ASK your Dee or Druggist
for SWEET QUININE-it equals
tbitter) Quinine. Is made only by F.
STEARNS.s Chemist, Detroit. u
Ssld in Norfolk by SEAL & NEWTON,
Druggists, head ofMarket Square.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-19
NANCE Of TIME

On ana after THURSDAY June 18th "a "a
uni Gil luther notice.. aisA} 8G
THE STEAMER MYSTIC. a.sa -. ).
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, 1869-03-12
DIED.

At the residence OF his brother, in Umatlla
county, Oregon, 0n the IlIh inst ISAIAH REY-
SOLOs, native OF The e,'y OF Glasgow, Scotland,
aged 81 years and 3 mouths.
Deceased came 10 this Valley 10 1858, and
with the exception Of brief period has been
resident OF this Valley down To the dase Of MS
death. Some four years srnes be visited hls
family residing in Connecticut, with view to
their removal to this coast, but found bis wife
unwilling to make the change OF residence. Ne
then returned to this Valley. bringing With him
his son, young man l6 years of age, and left
wife and two children and large circle OF tela-
tions, who continue to reside u Connecticut.
Deceased Was well known by all the early set
tiers, and was greatly esteemed BY all who knew
him His disease was water ir tie perieardium,
from which be suf-red for some two years, du.
ring all of which time be had all the atiention
the very best medical skill could suegest., Not-
outstanding his suffering, be was able to be
about until the day before bis death, and when
zoe heal summons came be died peacefully and
calmly faa1 :'ea1 .7l..s G z