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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-29

CIRCUIT CouRr for the city of Ports
mouth, Judge Pitts presiding.
This court was convened yesterday,whsn
the following gentlemen were sworn as
grand jurors: .s.e... aa
George NJ. Bain, foreman, J. Bourke.
P. G.. Thomas, G. T. Myers, W. Reed, J.
Ovens, Wives, J. Smith, j. Massingham,
G. w. Reynolds, R. Allfriend, E. @. Brooks,
W. G. Maupin, j. Emmerson, j. Vernel-
son, J. E. Jordan, Thomas H. Mercer, M.
M. Anderson.
The judge informed them Of their duty
and made lew remaras bearing upon
grand jurors, after which he base them re-
tire to their respective rooms, SO they were
discharged.
The judge was engaged in hearing
point of law discussed which was ably han
died on both sides, and up to late hour he
had not decided the case.
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q r. M A RVS 8 e L e G T
SCHOOL

Corner Fenchurch and Mariner SITS;
The Sisters of Charity, who conduct
ar MARY's SELECT SCHOOL for Young
Ladies. use every effort to secure to the
Pupils entrusted to their care, virtuous,
solid and finished Education. The rules
of an exact discipline are enforced during
class hours, and o visilant care is exer.
cised over Inc pupils during the time OF
In the Higher English Department the
course of study embraces all me usual
branches taught In the best Female semi
For children under seven years OF age.
there is q separate and Primary Depart
menr. u 49, ..,,
French. Vocal and instrumental Music
taught at moderate prices. Plain sew
charge. se22-lm
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PRODUCE SALEs.-The following were
the produce sales reported in this city yes.
terday:
$1,000 12-inch bunch shingles at $7.25a.
S.. "
ITO bales low midding cotton at 261Sa-
26Ac. Xxi. ...-s. "a w..
375 bushels prime peanuts at $500.
$500 lbs. dried apples at TIC. -.
I 800 sacks salt (Marshall's) $2.85.
400 /" (Falk. S2.55.
900 Liv'pool G. A. $1s5.
1900 sacks American factory salt at
$l.75. ,. ..s.. ~.
125 bushels white corn at $1.27L.
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CONCERT AkD TABIEAux. "A grand Tab.
leaux and Concert will be given on Thurs
day evening. the 30th inst, at the Opera
House, in this city, for the benefit of the
Sunday School attached to the Methodist
Protestant Church. The m after is under
the management Of Mrs. I. o. Gardner, and
we guarantee the audience fine entertain
ment. The price is quite nominal, and the
proceeds being for laudabls object, we
hons the house will be filled to overflow
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-29

HELD FOR PosTAas.-The following let
tiers are held for postage in the Norfoll
postofice 4t
A George, Norfolk, Va
DIR R 8 New ton, New York.
DR. R A Mason, Sussex Co, Va.
Col Nj s Moore, Baltimore, Nd.
Nelson, New York.
Carter Pope, Battleboro, N G.
Mrs Jno Duer, BdJhmrre, Md.
Mrs Cuthrill, Aspinwall.
W A Warren, Bacsns Caste, Va.
Mary Coral, Prince George Co, Md.
Mrs Jas billiard, Carsville, Depot, Va.
Miss Jno White, Mathews Co, Va.
Miss Anna johnson Norfolk, Va.
Rev W B Dozier, Richmond, Va.
Geo Denzler, Fortress Monroe.
Mrs E G Lindsey, Norfolk, Va.
Miss Mary 4 Roberts, Alexandria, Va.
Chas Randolph, Norfolk, Va.
Girdie Baker, Norfolk, Va.
Miss 3 Russell, Hampton, Va.
C 81 Winston, New York.
Miss Sallie F Cox, Philadelphia, Pa.
F Spence, Carolias Co, Va.
Paymaster Casswell, Navy Yard.
LETTERS MISDIRECTED.
Helen Atkinson. M ..
Armstead Christel.
coleman Benton.
Mr. Wright. t-,
Charlotte Bow.
Buck Smith.
James Taylor.
n. B. NICHOLS, P. M.
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A CoMpLA1Nr.-We were informed by a
Mr.. Snyder, who resides in the county,
that one or two nights ago negro by the
name of Armistead, living in one of his
houses made an attack upon him, but for
tunately be rushed for bis gun and the ne.
gro ran; he is of the opinion If he had been
without gun his as well as his wife's life
would not have been worth . cent. Look
out for the negro and have the cese fully
investigated.
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RELEASED ON BAlI.--After the verdict Of
the coroner's jury yesterday on the body
of Mr.. Elliot, the arrest of Mr.. Samuel B.
Clay was ordered by Justice billiard. Clay
was arrested and brought to the city in
custody, and underwent an examination
last night before Justices ]. P. billiard
and David E. Booker. Major John W.
Daniel appeared as his counsel. Mr.. Clay,
was released on bail, his father, Genera
o. G.. Clay, becoming his surety. He Is
now almost wholly recovered from the Of.
feet of his wound.-Lynchburg Republican,
25th.
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where is Drake s. T. 1860 X?" We have
heard this question asked many times,
and for all we knew for year past he
might be dead. Recently in New York,
we called at his Laboratory in Liberty
Street, and there found this gentleman
barricaded behind tremendous pile of
boxes, distributing funds to a Sunday
school Committee. Our business was to
secure an advertisement. He said /" My
dear sir, what is the use of advertising
the Plantation Bitters? They sell better
now than when II advertised at such
enormous expense, and now have not
madea contract for year. have all
this amount to give to the poor. To sat-
sly the Press, who have always been
my friends, think will give you lit
tie something to do again, Tor have i'm
proved the Bitters greatly, and it may be
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-29

A FAvoR.-Will our friends do US the
favor to acquaint us with anything of local
interest transpiring in either Of the cities
or counties surrounding, and thereby lay
us under many obligations. vi /
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-29

AccspraD.-The resignation Of George
Mcdonald as day policeman, has been &C
cepted; in him the city looses one Of their
most energetic and reliable officers, who al
all times has acted in such way as to gain
the confidence of those whom he has so
gentlemanly served.
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w E DLOCK

Essays on the Errors of Youth and the
Foilies of age, In relation to MARRIAGE
and SOCIAL EVILS, with self help for
the unfortu ate. .as
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TON, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
sr26 .d&wSm
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We no ice that M. A. g. Q. "A. Santos
have received q supply of Clover and
other Grass Seeds Tor Fall sowing, and
they boast of the superiority of their Phil
adelphia Tura1pS ed which our farm ers
will do well to plant after the next rai1.
n
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~ PHILOSOPHY on MAE.

RlAGE.-A NEW CoURsR OF LEorUaas,
as delivered at the New York Museum OF
TO Live anu What 20 Live for; Youth,
Maturity and o Age; Manhood Gener.
ally re 9iewee. The Cause of Indigestion:
alasu'ence aud Nervous Diseases &C.
Considered, &o. - q IL ,tUres will bs
forwarded on .>ec'oL of -FOUR Stamps by
addressing: ~. BALTIMORE MUsFUH
OF ANAL y "A West Baltimore street,
balClmofe, Ia. apl9-lyeod
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NJ lG I'll L SCH o l. 3.

N !" " : = III . . L D.
It has been well said by DIR. Johnson
that . Book Keeping Is an art which no
condition of life can render useIe SIS, which
must contribute to the advancement of
all who buy or sell--oi ali who keep or
improve their posses sions-of all who de-
sire to be rich, or all who desire to be
wise. Let no man eaGer into busine j
while he Is ignorant OF the method Of
regulating books"
@- EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE EsM
Both as Teacher and an Accountant,
enables the undersigned to offer those
Keeping, English, Latin, Greek and
Mathematics, facilities seldom afforded
in schools. ,t-
TERMS-Acco nmodating. Room-Up
stairs No. IA Main street, adjoining Hob
days gallery
JNO. j. MORRIS,
aul4-tt Rector Public School No. l.
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J. ARTIN. i. c. ROGERS
M A RTIN e. ROG E r 9 4,
No Is Market So, Cor. Union Street,
NORFOLK, VA,
Importers and Dealers in
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE,
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware, white
and decora led with Staple White
Granite y =, Dipped Edge,
Yellow End C;kingham Wares.
BRITANNIA d SILVER PLATED GOODS,
LAMPS ofevery descr4 ption, and Lamp
Trimmings generally. We have with
gre t care. and Ia. % outlay. Imported npst Led
red stock of Crockery, Glass Ware,
China and Lamp g, is tnat has ever be-
fore been presented to the II lido n this
section of the country. We ask you to
stop and exa.iine Tor yourselves when
you are ready TO lay in our supplies
Our terms and prices g such as TO suit
the most exacung. We duplicate any
Northern bills. Remember to call at
the old established house Of
MARTIN q ROGERS,
No rs Cor Union st. & Market so.
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MAYORS COURT, Norfolk, Mayor De-
Cordy presiding. Sept. %.
The Mayors net brought in number Of
fish yesterday ofthe usual "sma]l fry" who
were required to fork over ga considere-
tion," for being honorsd with the attens
tions ofthe Charles. Several "whites"
and "colored's" formed the crowd, but
nothing ofinterest was elected.
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PORT MO u tn
co u R T s

MAYORS COURT, Portsmouth-Mayor
Stokes presiding. Sept. q. ..
There was not case before the Mayor
on yesterday.
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We observe, says the Winchester Senti-
nell many of our farmers cutting up their
corn, preparatory to seeding. From what
we can see and learn from intelligent far
mers of the county, we think one barrel to
the acre will be a full average for the
county. Clarke and Warren will perhaps
90 as high as three. From Shenandoah up
it will be no better than with US.
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THE DAY BOOK.

~ THE DAY BOOK, BY CONTRACT,
PUBLISHES THE OFFICIAL ADVERTISE
srsrs AND NOTICES FOR THE CITY OF
NORFOLK.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-29

@- Please dc not borrow the DAY
RooY, you annoy our subscribers and do
ross injustice to the proprietor. The
carrier will serve you the paper at only
Ten Cents week. pa E&E Z
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A Gentleman from Germany, 1--WE do no.
know his name, } says the Fincastle Herald
who owns an extensive tract of land 80
900 acres, in this and Craig county, was
in this place last week. He was, from
what we can learn from those whe CONVEX
sed with him, much pleased with the land
and proposes to settle colony of German
upon it. r W F-s r. :
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-29

FINE CArrLa.--We saw on our streets
Yesterday larg edroveof fine fat cattle,
and were told that they had arrived here
over the Consolida ted road from Bedford
county.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-29
BE BEAUTIFUL

Ifyou desire beauty you should use Ha-
gan's Magnolia Balm.
1t gives a soft, refined text ure 10 III
Complexion, removes Roughness, Blotch-
es, Sunburn, Tan, &C., and adds tinge
of Pearly Bloom to the plainest features.
1t brings the Bloom of Youth to the fad
ing cheek and changes the rustic Country
Girl into Fashionabls City Belle.
In the use of the Magnolia Balm lies
the secret of Beauty. No lady need com
plain of her Complexion who will invest
rs cents in this delightful article.
Lyons Kathairon Is the best Hair Dress
ing in use. A Is
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-29

The FALL FAsH1oAs.-Ws gather the fol.
lowing information concerning the fall
STYLE Of bonnets from high fashion-authori,
Iy: .fwyaKeggg fHEr} g
Despite all statements to the contrary,
there is but little change tonote in ths new
STYLES of the coming season. The Fanchon
is retiring, deci dsdly, and the new shapes
are infinitely more distingue, as well as
more becoming, but they are very much
like those of last winter-high, the design
like a Highlander's cap or a military
casque, the trimming ofcurled feathers and
striking aigrette, arranged to give grace
and distinction to the carriage ofth head
aad as much of bsauty as it is possible to
impart BY milliner's frame to the fac.
There are round hats OF velvet, but prin.
cipally they are made in felt, mounted with
velvet and trimmed with feathers and a
rosette, or pompon, " hich either constitutes
/ decor alton in itself or serves as base for
the wing or aigrette which springs out of
4 it.
1t is quite new and v.ry popular fancy
4 to attach long Donna Maria veil or scarf
4 to the back of round felt hats, which may
be drawn across the face or wound around
tie ne ok, one end passing the opposite side,
4 In what is called a 'hangsman's knot The
effect is little tragic, but it is striking, and
on cold, windy days it is comfortable.
Velvet, cut and uncut, is the material
most in use tor bonneis, and feathers and
lace the principal features Of the decora.
ton. The lace is arranged rs veil at the
ana also as scarf, which is brought
under the chin and fastened up on the side
with rose or some other ornament.
The necklace of lace, with folds of quill
Wings of satin or ribbon, and bows in front
ars still worn; but the scarf of lace, knotted
on the left side, high over the earl newer,
and has the merit of affording some protec~
ton to the face and ears.
n Among the newest designs is one called
the Trianon. 1t has square crown and a
Xstr aight brim, and can be used as hat or
"a bonnet. 1t is made of white uncut velvet,
laid iull upon the frame, and covered with
4|white lace. 1t is trimmed with white fea-
thers and pink roses. A long veil of white
ace descends at the back, edged with white
satin, and mounted with satin rosettes.
Fl very pretty bonnet is composed of
double standing fittings of black velvet
and lace, wide ceries velvet strings, carried
PIP on the sides, and plume or short curls
"a feathers, composed of two black and one
Ecerise. lA&tFs IG
Another graceful design is executed in
violet velvet, with q trimming of black
leather fringe, and ornaments composed of
arosette of small peacock feathers and an
Eaigrette.
Tne gem, however, is the ''Natalie." 1t
straight black velvet casque, with a
very narrow brim, over which the velvet
! Is laid slightly full. There is black vel.
vet bow inrfront, round cluster bow at
the back With long ends, and plume OF
Farce lovely short black ostrich feathers,
faese starting from the front and curled
uver the crown. If color is required the
Central feather may be pink, blue, green,
pr ruby red, but we consider the ali black
more distinguished.
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g THE LAND COMPANY"
oEF1cya No. % WEST MAIN ST..

0FFIcya No. % WEST MAIN ST..
Norfolk, Va.
d EAL Estate bought and sold. Lands
LIZ and other property sold publicly and
privately on commission. Advances
made upon Real Estate entrusted TO the
Company for sale. Abstracts OF title and
plats from actual surveys OF property
sold by theCompany. furnished purchas-
erS. JAS. G. MARTIN Agent
Gr22.tf
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nPUsH TRADE OR IT WILL PusH YOU
There is probably NO more enterprising
house in the country than that OF Lawrence
Deitz & Co., Of Baltimore, importers and
dealers in French, English and German
notions and fancy goods. They have most
certainly pushed trade until their immense
facilities are known all over the country.
We direct attention to their advertisement
ia to.days issue. 4 ~ MJlt-I w ~
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-29

RoBBsRY.-On Monday night of last
week, says the Suffolk Sun, when Mr.. Ed
ward Howell and his wife were absent for
a few hours from their home near South
|Quay, and only two little white girls and
two little colored girls were at home. three
Pegro men broke into the house, frightened
fhe girls, and forced them to 60 up stairs,
Fwhile they broke open and robbed the lows
p part Of the house, taking q gun and
pistol, and apocket book packed with Cons
tederate and old bank notes, regarded as
worthless. One of the negroes was recogs
nized, and was, or will be, arrested.
L The ne .roes did not attempt to injure the
Egirs, tel ing than that they only wanted
Mr.. Howel's money. About the time they
were entering the smoke house they were
frightened of by neighbor, who rode over
Il see Mr.. Howell on business. ]5s
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Oh * ~ AYE W 9 Pipe, ~ feet long 8 In
cdes VICE ana q inch thick on the thin
edge ana all heart-dressed. --A.'
" ~ ~ Hhd 81 feet long, 8 inches wide
heart 0-AAesseo-
" . Heading, $50 and 80 nches long
length, inches wide, and q inch h t bt1ch
on ~ mn y LED edge When dressed ..-alI heart.
" Bbl, feet inches long. 5 inches
s %iae, ana "a lHch thick on thin edge when
. HID, 3% 1eet long, 81 inches w,J.
aneIuoing sap, or 3 inches wide, clear -,
sup, ana q inch thick on thin edee whe,
dressed. a little allowance sh0nId h.,
made Tor shrinkage. -
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NORFOLK. Aug, "a, 1869.

NUKFULk, Aug. "a, 1903.
MD~ EDITOR OF NORFOLK DAY Book
Dear Sir-Having heard it reported that
the file at Hozier's store Oh Saturday last
was caused by" Liquid Cas-" and think
Fave never used the q to distrust it,
Chose who now use 1t VIII know better)
we deem ii proper to sta.e that 1t Is en-
tirely untrue. We are the only autho-
rizeo AGENTS OF the LIQUID GAS In the
or sold Mr.. W. j. Hozier any of the Gas.
We make this tatement in view OF The
fact that this is not the first effort that
has been made palm or spurious al.
warn ali persons . om trading in SAID
LIQUID GAS unless through us or our
nu.nc -ous agent: JOHN POWERS.
manufacturer and A gent for STATE.
B. f. RODMAN.
Sole Agent for City of Norfolk.
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The Wythe county court, at its last SEES
sion, levied tax of 5.27 cents on each
500 value of real and personal property.
for the Southwestern Agricultural Socie-
o.
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well to have you let the people know It,.
And 30 he ran on in q happy. cordial, ap-
preciative manner, showing MS the wont
ders Of his place and the cords of certih-
Gates. Every thing is on @ magnificent
scale, and is done with neatness and
promptness. While there we saw at least
forty orders come in for these celebr ated
Bitters. Cases were being shipped to the
four corners of the world. Drake is not
dead, nor b Bitters either.-Exchange
paper. u. I'D
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CHANGE OF TIME.

--. ON and after Friday, Octr
.6sskrs Isl, the Steamer M Y s L G
WIN leave for Fortress Monroe and
Hampton, at 8 O'Clock, p. M. daily. sum
days excepted.
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QUAIIFlED.-Major Remington yesterday
qualified before Judge Pitt as commission
or in chancery. l.- has
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SAIurED.-Yesterday afternoon salute
was fred from the LANCASTER in honor Of
distinguished visitors.
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Special Notices.
CHI OLE A

Oh OLERA.
A Cure for this Disease may be found i,
the use of
FERRY DAVIs's PAIN KILLER.
,z,[SBS% have used the medicine
,%Sas4zsssissssM known as Perry Dayis's
RGss @AfN vegetable Pain Killer in
f1a MI ArN my 1amu y for the last II
~ @ ATV months, and have great
WXFzxzSEW pleasure in testify ing to its
&SoWSW very valuable properties.
would not on any account
be without it. During the existence of
Choiera last year, | used no medicine of
m1yselfand several members OF my fami-
" were at ack ed by it severely, and am
happy to say that the Pain killer was
equal to every emergency; it was both 9th
a preVent-te and a certain cure, T con.
slider should not be doing my duty to
the Il community did not say this much.
II were attacked by the Cholera to day
Inc Pain Killer would be the only rene.
oy l should use. I have thoroughly test
ed 1t, and know it can be relied on,
+. E. BERGINSEND,
Galena, Illinois.
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baltimore REGALIA EMPORIUM

SISCO OTHERS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Regalia, jewels, Lodge Paraphernslia,& &C.,
OF Pythlas, and all other Societies,
Banners, Flags, Ship Signals, &c.
IA N. CHARLES ST., Cor. Fayette.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Price List furnished upon application
aulS-3m
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CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.
Ra s AllsI,

OPFoB 8. R. X. ROAD COMPANY
Portsmouth, Va, Sept. l6, 1863.
IAN AND AFTER FRIDAY, Sept. 18th
~ trains Will leave Portsmouth as fol-
Mail Train daily except lSundays) 6 A. NJ.
Trough Freight Train ii;Sg a.
Way Freight Train Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays. ..6.l5 a. N
ARRIVE AT PORTSMOUTH.
Mail Train dly except Sundays,) 10 p NJ
Trough Freiaht Train I" $50 p NJ
Way Freight Train tuesdays. Thurdays
and Saturdays. ....;:..;;......!S M
Mail Train connects at Weldon with the
Trains OF the WILMINGTON and Weldon,
and Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Roads; and
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday
at Franklin with Steamer for Edenton
and Plymouth, and Landings on the
BIackw alter and Chowan rivers.
Freight received daily except Sundays
from s A. NJ. to p. M.
L. G. CHIC,
srl7 Superintendent Transportation.
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MAGNOLIA WATER. -Superior TO the
best German Cologne, and sold at half
price.
srlS.d&WeodlW -.-ta-.>g
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FEaALE DIsEAsKs.-Large numbers OF
Women, in fact nine-tenths of the entire
sex, suffer iron some Disease peculiar to
Females.
DR.. awrence's Woman's Friend meets
with great success In curing them.
This fact should be widely known.
If every Lady 10 the United States
would take one or two bottles of the Wo.
mans Friend they would be repaid, by re.
neYal Of health ana strength. 1t is a safe
and reliable Remedy, and is end orsed by
the best Physicians.
s~ No one can suffer rom debility sick
stomach, Chills or Bilious Fever, whie
using Dr.. Goddin's 'Gentian Bitters.'
Read the advertisement. iel4 dw3m
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How TO TAKE OUT INK ss.-The wri-
ter once upset bottle of ink into her lap,
over linen dress, striped with brown and
white, and trimmed with many rows Of
brown braid. The first thought was that
thsGress was ruined; the second was to dip
the skirt at once into warm water, rinsing
as much ink out as possible, but what was
leh, made rueful sight--handbreadths Of
dreadful dark color, over the light, sums
ner dress. Quick, it was plunged into
warm solution of oxalic acid-hot that il
might take effect sooner. ,carewas taken
to dip only spots into this liquid-there are
'oue people SO stupid they will need to be
told to do this-and in Q minute they fadec
of course, taking the color of the stripes
with them. The linen was rinaed in warn
water again, and wet with dilution o
ammonia, which changed the skirt to it
original color, and the dress was as goot
las ever. aqs ea5 a o. l81,
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-29

To VASE MERiNo STocKINas.-The same
nethsd should be pursued as for hannels,
and all 'woolen and cotton goods. BOZ the
soap to make lather. wash them in TINS
warm, and rinse in second lather u
white, mix little blue.l Never rinse IN
plain water, or use cold lather; and never
rub the soap upon msrino or flannel the
One ahrinks, the other thicksas and spoil
shs wool.