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BY A. F CUNM.XGHAM. ]
“ON WA R1V
[VOLUME I....NO. 4.0.
TUESDAY M0IININC4, SEPTEMBER 16, 1845.
I
Hublfsheto Bang.
Wide Water street. Norfolk, and corner of
High and Crawford stsPorlsmouth.
TERMS OF THE 01.0 DOMINIUM, (WEEKLY. )
One C'>pv per vi-ir—by Mail.
By the Carrier, § i 50.
OCf To be paid in advance.
TERMS OF THE NEW ERA.
To suhacrihcrs, TEN CENTS PER WEEK, pay
able to tin* Carrier, to whom aione thev arc ir* j
sponsible fur the amount due at the expiration o
the week.
When sent by m»il the terms are ;-$5 fur twclv.
months, gt ’5(1 foe nix months, $l'J5 for thr. <
month*.
WM. It. U.'ISWICK, l> .iper and Tailor.
Crawford Stieet, next door to the Post Offi, e
P'*rtsin*>uth, Va.
ROBERT lli'.l.l.. Wholesale and Retail Mat
and Cap Store, Bign of the Panther, High
street. Portstnouth.Va.
H.
B u FI-', C >emi-<t, corner of High and Mid
dl» streets, Pot t^montll. Va.
CHARLES II II El \I TS II, Atrent Drug
gist and Ajiot cjr v.and Dealer in Paints, Oils,
Dvestuff-1, , II eh street, Portsmouth, Va.
EO. tIAVNES, Whol sale and Retail For
* niture Warehouse, corner of High an 1 Mid
die s>re«*ts, P >rlsmoitth, Va.
TOIIJf COCKE St CO., Deaic s in Fott-iini
and Domestic Dry Goods, R^h street, near
Mi.ldlr- street, Po-tsmomh, Va.
W*E HODGES At CO., Wholesale and
• Retail Dealers in Root's. Stationery and
Fancy Gooils, Crawforrl stree . P.-r'sinoulb Va.
Ip II IF FM V .\ . Ro >t an l Sh tes Manul ic-ur
. cr, south of the Market, C awlord sttect,
Po-tsm-i-ith. V i
SI’ ei.**i UN .1 CM IS, Whole-ale aid Ret.
D -aler in Family G o erics, Wines, &c., Ma
ket S unre, Portsmouth, Va.
WILLI AM B. PITCH Ell, Wholcs-h an.I
Retail tealcr in Roots. Shoes. Hus, Caps
Trunks, Lqillic-, L ninths. Bindings, tic.., west side
Crawford street, Port mouth, Va.
WILLIAM l>. ROB E It PS. JR., Manofac
Hirer and Dealer in S oves. Iron, Copper and .
Tin Ware, &c., Sic., onto- of High and Crawford j
tree's, P •• 'sinont , Va.
JAS. A. SPA L II i\' w. ll.iuu.aeiurer and tied
er in Guns, Rdl •*, Pint Is, and cvcrv other at- |
ticle in the Sporting hue, Sign of the Mammoth
Gun, High street, Portsmouth, Va.
WI CCS At CO., Wholesale Grocers and Com
missi n Merchants, east end of High strevt.
Portsmouth, Va.
c
IIALL Jt CO W It li-:ialc ittiii Retail Honk, 1
Station tv ami F tnc)* Goods Establishment, •!
Main street, Norfolk, Va
AV 1 LLM, Wholesale Grocery and Commis
sion St iti', Coinmeree street, Norfolk, Va.
WILLIAM it LID, Wholesale anti Retail
II.it ami Cap Stoie, east side .Market Square-,
Nor oltc, Va.
Ferguson & mi chad -Lumber, coal,
and general Commission bnsincss. Wide Water
sleet, N >rfolk, Va.
CHANGE OF PLACE-BOOT At SHOE
FACTORY.
The Suosi;riber would respectfully
E-I return Ins thanks to his numerous
J &&& 'ihtuuicra, for their cotiiinued and
F^^^^.iirreasing patronage,and in orm tile
public that lie lias removed bis Facto
ry and .so ,p to liU TTERS’ BUILDINGS on Craw
ford St reel, just below t he Market, where he will at
tend to all orders with promptitude and despatch.
Hia stock >d LEYTIIEIl, as usual is selected with
great care, and will be found of the best qua.ily
CALL AND TRY.
He has now employed workmen from Richmond
and Philadelphia, who cannot fail to give the most
perfect satisfaction, and he tru-ts that his unrcinit
ted efforts to please will secure him a liberal share'
of patron igi*. as all work taken from his Manu
iactory will be warranted.
T .vo or three fir.-t rate Hands, for Boots or Shoes !
would ho i imm-dials and constant employment ;
by applying soon.
The most prompt attention give to all orilei a, and 1
no disappointment. Recollect that the money left
in his Establis'iient, is expended in the Town, and ■
goes to trie support of our own nieehiinies, and :
tradesmen. F. HOFFMAN,
Crawford Street.
N R. A few HOARDERS will be taken by the
Subscriber, by the year, mouth or week, on mode. '
rate. term,. dan 20
AIL ROAD NOTICE-TH ROUGH TO
VV ELDON. The Portsmouth ->ml R>nnoke Rai.
Road Company give notice t«» the travelling public,
that their arrangement to carry passeng-rs to and;
from Weldon is. now completed; Mr. \Y 11lie Sledge
having placed on the line between Margaretln, ille
and W.ldon. North Carolina, a su crio' HOUR
HORSE PO>T COACH : which will enable the nav
•Her at a I times to connect w tli the Wilmington
Road, witlmui delay, a.* follows :
Portsmouth to Margaret tsville, via Rail Road, 63
miles.
M.irgarettavillc to Weldon, Four Horse Post |
Coach, 17 tniies
Passage to Weldon,
July 2 Agent P
Idon, • - * go 00
JAMES C WHITE,
Agent P. & R- R- R. Company.
PORTSMOUTH <fc K R- KOVO...PUR
LIU ACCOMMODATION Connexion Renew
ed.—The Sul-Bf ril*er« respectfully inform ihe Pub
lic thut a Stack Route has been extabtislie I be
tween Margarcttfville and Weblon. in connection
with 'he Potts nou'h and Ro moke Rail Road, and
the Baltimore Ray Line, by which Fray llcrs, w ill
be placed at either end of the line without delay.—
Those persona desirous of la kin it this most rout for
taole and eUpcditiou* Route, a C assured that they
will be atihj cicd to no disappointment or delay as
trie rarria*;- » and horarg ate of the beat qu tidy and
atoek. at <1 the Stage Travel is but Eiohteen .Miles,
over a hard level road.
Travellers hv (Ms Route going loot coming from
the North, will he conveyed n.« cheap as hv th • City
Point R til R >ad, and Two Dollar* less than by th
Route via Richmond, icc , the Par - between Web
don and Baltimore being only #0 00.
Passengers by this Route will tie carried through
hy day light, thus saving a night’s rest.
Arrangements have been made with the different
companies, running in connexion with litis Line,
to insure regularity and despatch.
* WILLIS PLEDGE & Co..
Weldon, July Uti. Proprietors.
LHWIS K. TIIO'IVS, Weil aide Market
Square, Portsmouth, has in Store, and offers
for sale on accommodating terms, either wholesale
or retail, the following articles—
25 hag* Laguir.t, Rio and St. Domingo Coffco,
10 bl>l* New Orleans Sugar,
10 bb's Old Rye Whiskey,
10 bbl* Common do,
5 bbl* Apple Brandy,
I pipe French Brandy,
2 qr casks Malaga wine,
15 bones No. I Soap.
15 do Candles, Tallow, Sperm and Wax,
5 rio Tobacco,
30 bb’s Choice. Herrings, Gross and Nett,
Bacon. (Hams Shoulder* and Midling*,)
20 bbl* Floor, Famdv and Superfine.
I/mf Sugar, Nads, Cotton Yare, Fancy Snap. !
Ginger. Peprer, Nti'^*"g*, Starch. Choro’a'C anti a |
go**! tunny other article* too numerous fo mention
ln an advertisement August 2
CllA WFU(ti) .lOUS .uth. Va by
■ Jiftls W. COLLINS, ns'.-tod by J. \V. I’oyh,
who will alw i vm be in att -n.lmro to r under Ti avel
ler< and Sojourners eomlortable and asrrreable.
|CjP*/-W/er» are always in attendance free of
. charge,
PASSENGERS MY (’AMS \ND BOATS TAKE
THEIR MEALS AT THIS HOFSE.
’v^J-This House is so well known to Northern and
Southern Travellers that not one word is necessary
to bn said in ’ts oraise. To Ladies and Gentlemen,
desirous of making a Ion arm short-njnurn in Ports
moiiib, where very delieary of land a no sea can
be obtained in the utmost richness ind ibundanee,
the Proprietor would state that tire House is pro
viderl with every modern improvement, for the
romfrrt and eenvenienre of his Patrons, while
honest and attentive Servants tire always in atten
The ST V HLES attached to this popular an
extensive Eat hlislmvnt are the 1 truest and most
commodious of any in Eastern Virginia.
MltS. FANNY GODWIN, can accommo
date. a few sin trie erratic tn-n , and a gentle
man and bis wife with Board, on trioiierate terms.
For her ability to give satisftetion, she would refer
to any who have hoarded with her Residence on
Countv street, between C >nrt and Dinwiddie ats.
Transient Boarders taken by the day or week.
April *2t
NOTICE.—On a
U-r MONI)A> c.cxt
in-lant, the JaiiM-a
i)'1 nf
. IGtli
R!v. r
-oiiviiniHKiifc win n-ave Mr.
Southgate’s Wharl oaily, (Sundays excepted) :»r
5i ..VI ick in the inornin r.
DICKSON & MALLORY*.
Asrcut . .1. R S. R.
June 13
C1I A.\GH()F HOUR
On an*l a’t i>r FRIDAY
imxl, tin- *25 tit instant, hml
<iauy until luftiier notice, I
(Sundays oxrnptnd) thr
15 \ LTI MOKE STR \ \| PACKETS
will Inavr 'Vlinrf, Vurfnlk, for K iltittor**,
at 3 o’. Inrk. P. M., ronnoiMinir wiili the Jn-nes
River Steamboats, CURTIS PECK and .1 E'V RSS,
arriving in time and rnnn Tting1 willt the Steam
boat and Railroad linns for Philadelphia.
.IAS. F. Ill’NTKH. \<rnnt,
15. S P. <V..
April ‘23
roll was i.\c;.
TON —FAHKKKDI C.l)
I O Jj? (>. —TIi<*5U*m uiri OS
i CKOLa will U*»vc Norfolk
nno rortammitn every Mindav and I hu flnuy.nt 5
o'clock P M. Returnin'.' will leave ufjt,m
every I'ueadav an<l Saturday, at 9 o’clock and Al
exandria, at half-pagi 9, A. M.
Passage and Pare. jj'5.
The ()ri-jco|a will touch at Cone River every Sun
day going and Satin day returning from Washing
She will ston at Aquia Creek and a'l 'he usual
landings on the Polo ac to take off or land Pi^scn
JAMES MI.MCIIELL,
MayG Captain.
the ciie v i»k>t &
HK T ROUTE ro THE j
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.— j
—'—i/nuujn in mrtr auifs, wiin
60 milesletsstaze travel than any o her route. DAILY,
(tsunday’g . xreple'.) ' •
The Simmer* CURTIS PECK, Captain Davis,
ami JEWESS, Capt. Cotton, have Southgate’*
W liar I, Norfolk, a I t>\ o’clock, daily (Sunday’* ex
ce pted) for Rirhmnnd, an<l arrive in Hue lime to
cornicel with ihe Packet lloats to Lynchtiurg, lea
ving daily it 6 o’clock, P. M., (Sunday’s except
ed) arriving in 3‘2 hours, I hence hv st gi g (in day
time,) via. Natural Bridge to the Springs ; througn
the whole route from Not folk in 3 days, without
any fatigue, so requisite for invalid*.
Phssagc and Fare thromjrll to White Sulphur
Springs, meals and lodging* included on board of
boats from Norfolk to Lynchburg, $14.
PASSENGERS FOR STAUNTON.
The Packet Boats for Staunton leave Richmond
every Monday, Wednes< ay and Friday afternoon
at 5 oVm'k, passi ng'rs going to Staunton hv lea*
vinjr Norfolk on Monday, Wednesday amt Friday
morning* in the Jewess, Capt. Sutton, will arrive
in sufficient time to take this comfortable and ex
peditiou* route, being only -II min * staging Pa*
sage and F >re to S'aimton by <|ri* route from Nor
folk $8, « hole expense Irom Norfolk to St mu
ton, S'• 26 less than by I, iris* Itailroad at $*».
Tickets throughout can he procure t on board the
Rivi r Boats. DICKSON k IALI.ORY.
June 16 Agents, J. R. Steamboats.
LARESH >1 I N ER \ L W ATERS - We lake
1 |>le mine in uitormine tlr pohlie generally that
we have ret oived,an<< will keep constantly on do ing
the season, a lull supply of *• Will I’E SULPHUR
WATER,” from the celebrated Spring in Greet,
brier County, Va.
This water, which ha* been for several years
transported Irom the Whit Sulphur Spring*, in
Greenbrier County, in this State, ettjnvs grea i repu
tation throughout the United St.it s, ami is now
very generally used, anil it* virtues extolled as a
remedial agent in bilious dLeases incident to a
warm cliirttte, dyspepsia cstivci. ■■**, j.umlice,
chronic rheumatism, gotf, dropsy, in affections ot
the breast occasioned by disease of the stomach or
l’ver, neuralgia, and n ivons disease* in general;
chronic infl m.atioi of the kidneys and hi older,
and urethra ; piles, s-rof.da andcrup jolts or other
affections of the skin; ill corn! tinned ulcers, mer
rtirial di cases, &c. he., all of which is attested by
tho highest nait.es in the mcdi'al pro’egsion, an
many others who have lor year- used this water,
both at ami when ri moved from the fountain.
SARA POO t W ATfiR, from the Congress, Union.
Pavillion and Iodine Springs in New York, in q tart
and pint ftoftle*.
CHALYBEATE MINERAL W ATER, an acliv.
and lasting Tonic. A general view of the arnlys -
of this water, will show that it a*a''ds tho first ir
rank of the highly concentrated •• Chalvlica’c*,”
consequently u act* as a Tonic, ineioasmg thi
strength of the system, raising the for e of <irc.
I 'tron, giving tone to the degistive organs, ang
mem ng the muscular vigour, and promoting th
excretions ; it. is of roitrsc advantageously employe
m tho*e ' '*e me* in which Iron is principally usc-t
seeb as Ammo,rhea. Chlorosis, some si.t-sof M>
vnrrha<r,„, f neorrhea Dyspepsia, Scrofula and ro
nous forms of Chronic Debility.
*.** 1 '’bly Agents for WM. M. Caiwku, pro
SaKTTW «*.. «« 51 A
CIIAS. it. HF.tNfTSfl. Agent.
High street. 4ih door below Middle,
* * Portim^ciili, Va*
I'o loUivrKt mtjiiCiiA.vrs >k «
1 \ORK 1 KA DK —I he iitiemiou of Coimtrv
Merchants is req i Hint to tile li I,,will,"- cards ■■
••fi US I) aticln S of boAIIICSS, ill) lit \\* || l||l ^t*t* pro
' ided with the best ass m town's of (J ,u Is and Mor
li.ini'iee from the foreign m l d >nwstic markets
Tln-y are full prepared to supply »|| articles
ccle.l f<i. the country trade, anil on tucfi terms a
cinnnt tail to suit customers cither in prices or
quality.
SILK t’OODs.
Staple and Fauci/ Silk (lands'.
Hubert I, Vmit & Hi .sokkson 176 J street
Puck. Nicholson & Wright, 139 Pearl street. and
ill) Ih-aver street.
Gk"R«e jl Williams, late of Williams, Rankin
& Peniman.
*24 Exchange Place, opposite the Exchange 3
doors from William sired.
DRV GOODS.
Fane.)/ and S'a pic Dry Goads,
IIallock. Mount & Millings. 173 Pearl street,one
o'oor above ’ine street
IUll & Parsons, 40 William street.
STAPLE DRV G'/PDS.
Merrett, Ely & Co . Nos 5 > mil 52 William st ,
hetween Wall and Pine street.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRV GOODS.
Do hem us. Suva am & Nixon, No. 3«> Nassau street,
c rm r of Lib-rtv -droet. opposite the Post Office.
Anlkll & ( o-» No. 1. William street, between Ex
chun-rc Place and Reaver street.
Cutters & Phelps, No 50 ' V tar street.
Mates .x Wastehton, No 26 Liberty street.
CROCK FRY.
French and English China, Glass and
Earthenware.
Titos P Field, 101 Mroa < street.
K. F II a vila no 82 M ■itlt'ii Lane.
II. Stevenson, No. 270 Pemi a I rod, one door from
Fulton Bank -
II VUD'V \RR.
Hardware. Cutlery, Edge Tonis. $c., Ger
man and American* comprising every
thing in l.ie, line.
Osbornb & Little, 33 Foliou street, opposite the
Uiiired States Hotel, bet ecu Peul and vvater
Devnistoon- & Disbrow, Si-jn of the “ Padlock,”
(is P-arl -il'C t, i|i‘a H oid street.
Andrew L. IIalsted, No 7 Platt street, sells only
tor eaali*. The cheapest Hirdwnre Store in the
City. . -
BOOTS AM) SHOES.
B. A\ . ,t; C. || . Howe, HI Water i-lrect, one door
from Maiden Lane.
DR lT(JS.
French and English Drugs. Chemicals, Ess.
Oils. Perfumery, Brushes. Sec. Also
Plat inn IFire. Piute and Foil.
Johnson, Moore & Tavloh. SI Maiden Lane, (up
DYE STUFFS.
Dye Stuffs. Due Woods, Acids, S>c
William Partridge Son, 27 Clilf street.
FRINCJKS, &e.
Frvsre. Gimps, Cords and Tassels, Bind
• aos. Zephyr Worsted, (’oat Cords. Sfc.
D. A Mooth, importer and M.muf.ctnrer of all
kinds ot Ti inuning's, No. 100 Widiara street.
HOSII It Y, fco.
Ladies' Dress Trimmings. Hosiery, Gloves,
and laberdnshery. in every variety.
Lopes & QoaCkinbusK, 2 • VV lliam street.
Suspenders, Gloves, Cravats, Scarfs, Ho
siery, cVc. Caps. Slocks, Linens, Oil
Si/Hs.'Sfc. iSfc.
John M. Davies & Jones, loti William street, ror
tier of John.
SMALL WARES AND THREAD AM) NEEDLE
A It I'lCLES.
Sciikfoder Si Switzeh, Nn. 7‘2 William elrcct, up
stairs, Importers anil dralcr.i in Fiingc-i, Tiipc.i.
Bobbins, Pl-iti’.l Hooka anil Eyes, Needle* and
Pins, Pearl Huttons Lisle,. Thread and Bobbin
Liens, Cottons, VV oidrn and VV o rated Yarns,
Woolen and Merino Hosiery, with a variety of
tailors’ and cither Trimming’s, &c.
TOYS, be.
English, Freach and Herman Fancy Goods;
Fire Crockers.
J. VV . HoLbnRTON, No. 75 .Maiden Lane, four doors
east ol William street.
FANCY HOODS.
/' reach, English and German Fancy Goods.
Tahir and Parkel Cutlery. Scissors,
Brushes. Combs. Fancy Boxes,
.Jewelry, Toys, <$-c.
William Noyes, 21 Cedar street, up stairs, be
tween Pe ri and VViHi un *ticels.
Mf SIC.AL INSTRU MENTS, be.
Publishers of Music and M inufacturers of
.Musical Instruments.
b . RILFy & Co , No 291 Broadway, between Duane
atid Reade streets.
b iht it, IIall & Posh, 239 Broad wav, r oroe t Park
PIri c. sole, agent* for Chiekei 'rig’s Piano Forts;
also, Worcester’s Celebrated Pianos.
Patent IJarp Frame, Piano Forte Manufac
tory and Music Store.
eiiF.su. Rogers b Co., No 152 Fulton street, east
of Broadway.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Fine Hatches.
S. I.AMMsjtD b Co., of the late firm of Benedie1
& llumn .nd. will continue the selling cl fitii
W .tidies. Jewelry and Silver Ware, ai tli. old
«tand, No. 44 Merebaois* Exchange.
f ine Watches, l locks. Jewelry and Sileer
Ware.
Samuel W. Benedict, \\ atrh Maker)
I). Beach, Jcwr Her, No. 5 Wall street. V
STATIONARY, be.
Blame Books, Foreign and Domestic Sta
tionary, Sfc.
Francis b LouTttr.L,77 Maiden Larc.
JOSEPH GILLOTT’S STEEL PENS.
\ complete assortment of all kindsofthe above
wc II known Pens, on card* and ir boxes, togeth- !
er with a large stock of i heap pens in bex< - |
constantly on hand.
Ibsrv JKPflot', importer, 91 John street, corner of!
RICH ft I.Ot’TR RI.,
Importers of French and Ena fish Fancy
and Staple Stationery,
til William street. New York. English and French
Tissue snd Writ-inf Paper*; «ealinc Wax, VV?.
I. tm, S od Pena, Parchment, Ink* Fluids, &«*._
Maiiukictorcrs ol Account It ok* l«r ttrade. -
Patters ot every description at the munuf.ic'nrcr’s
i> ic-\*. Domestic Slti'ionerv, on Commission.
Jam us V. Rich. "W.m. M. LoumBL.
IIIUTAWIA and tin ware.
Plain and Japanned Tin Ware.
Menzics & Brother,34 (’lift street.
CARPETS, &c.
Carpet*. Oil Cloths, linns. Mattings. Drug
nets. §c..
R cubes Smith, Jr., do 1 U road way, opposite i he Ci
ty tiall. »
LAMPs&c.
Horn's Patent Glass Fountain Lamps for
Ca m nhine. .tilso, Webb's superior
Double Distilled Camphine.
J. O. Fay, 136 Fniton street. Sun Building’s.
PERFPMERY.
Manufacturers of Perfumery, Cosmetics,
Fancy Soap. §c.
Alexander & Jons Ramsay, successors to N.
Smith Pn-ntiss si^n of the Golden Rose, 45 Mai
den Lane.
_ j
PRINTING MATERIALS.
Wood Ti/pe, Cases. Stands. Furniture, Gal- I
leys. Slc Also. JVew and Second Hand i
Printing ,Materials.
A\ ells & AN erb, No. 32 Ann street.
type and stereo type foundry.
J ames Connor & Sotf, 21 Ann street, corner Nas- i
sau street.
CAPS.
Hat. Cap mvl Fur Store.
N\ II. WiLnuR & Co. No. 85 Maiden Lane.
1ROV SAFES.
Manufacturer of Wilder'* Patent Salaman
der. ■warranted free from dampness.
Silas C. ileaaiNG, 139 Water street.
RAZOR STROPS.
Manufacturer of the Celebrated Mafic Ra
zor Strop of Four Sides
L. Chapman-. 102 VV;|li':i,ri street.
Sold at Manufacturer's prices, by all the FI->rd
" ar and Fancy Goods Importers—prices reduced
33J percent.
P APER 'V .\RR MOTTSF..
Commission Paper I fare House.
Eugene Klv,7I Fulton street, New York
_.1111 v -21
CEC<> V l)Tl AND PI ANOS.—Wo have two
0 ex. client PI A NOS, nearly new. which we M ill
••ither sel* or rent at an uncommon Jow price, in
order to make room lor
1 new splendid Pianos h mrlv expected hy the
schooner Wave, Capt. Rogers, one of which is Rose
Wot>d, highly tinished with all the extra keys, harp
pedal, and with ti e iron frame.
Another of Rose Wood without the iron frame.
Another of Mahno any, e os* bounded with Rose
Wood,all the extra keys, finished in the best man
A nother of Mahnjrany entire, this has all the ex
tra kevs And harp pedal.
For lhe above we have Ionia Rubber Covers
For sale hy C\ HALL & CO.
April 30
OTA RR’S CAMPHINR L4NPS.-Af cr a
y fair trial of W. II. Stark’s Pitem Camphme
Lamps, I am convinced they liavc no superior, if
• Tilliancy and economy he considered. Bein ranx
lorr.-to afford as much light as possible to the Pub
1 c, I have consented to act as Agent ior the nnn •
utactnrcr.
J have received a variety of the a’ove LAMPS,
to wit : Side, Htuvritur, and Parlor LAMPS, of
beautiful p-Herns, which I will s 11 at the manu
facturer's prices. In mmy part- of the city <-.f
New York these Lamp-- have superceded the Gas
'-1 _(Joly 7) WILLIAM REID, Norfolk.
T * si f. EC El \ ED the following valuable
•t p epirations, warranted pure and genuine, and
m Miufi.-iurc I by the most noted and experienced
Chemists.
lr* n & Quinine,
Sulphate q ininc,
Kxir.trt Quinine,
Cilniic Iron,
I'xtinc,
*>il B ark Pepper,
Piprrine,
f'loridc Zinc,
Morphia Sulpha#,
* » ll... \ I. .
Iodide Snlpb.
Do Ferri,
I)<> L<aH,
Chloride Iodine,
Cinrlv nine,
Pi>ta«.«cr Hydriod,
P-ta*- i'vamirct,
Wood Naphta,
Morphia Aretag
I ftp,,™ - ""PP'J *•«•*»ttity SPANISH
l.Kt-.CIlfcJs. for -ate at the Drug Store, Hi^hut
t doors b- low Middle.
J"'' '• <-H\s. M. HF.1MTSH, Agent.
T * ** M • f, I V I-: *, 11 i rp I '-! Pu f ■. r ■I ..
»J N... 33 !ln,| 34 *2-, mu-..
, ,',he Promise, a Noft-1, bv the author
of the Jilt, 25 cents,
7 E,,cycl°P«*i* °r Domestic Economy,- 26
Praise and Principle, or f«»r what shall I live by
the author of Conquest and Self Conquest.
I l.c Parsonage of Mora, by Frederika Bremer,
2o rriitf*.
No. 60 and GO Illuminated and Illustrated Shakr«
pcare. 25 c-nts,
No 16 Wandering Jew, Harper edition, for-ale by
*"*" C. IIAI/.&CO. •
RECTIFIED WOOD V % PUT 11A This
IX Imv n r recently come into use io London as
a remedy lor rurboreulous t:«nsum ;>(ion. and very
favorable and I nppy effect* bavins- resulted from
it, na< induced the s.ib«eri!iors to have some of it
t r-pared w ith great care, perfectly pure, and hod,.
IV teclihcd, in order that a fair trial may be made
ot it- merits.
This is warranted to be the article so hisrhlv re
eomm. n.ic I by Dr. Hastings (Physician to the
I-ree D'sprnsary L-md >n ) in his statement pub
It-ne in the London Laurel, when he cautions per
sons using ;t to l>.- sure and procn-e this kind as
an impure article (or Coal Tar Naphtha ) l.a. pro
diirc-i toe rn-'st unpleasant and darigrroti' effects
. 11 ^ br,n Vt,?mnv of our most eminent Phy
sk ian-’, with decided success. *
.\'rw York, Jan. i*t. 1815. RUSllTI.N & CO
'I he above article of Naphtha just received and
. V'\oy henry buff,
Julv 12 High street.
r\ON l I oi IIB \ I> This; For
» / vrm tnavfmd something to pi fl.e you, that is
that I am determine i to pell my (Jims. Pistols.
Powder h I ..ks. Shot Rags, and every article in the
>P"r in - Line,cheaper than ever. and if voo want
o ,f httc'i nut with a new Hun and Apprirato- just
i \ i " toe Sign of ihe MarnmnHi dun. win re you ran
a rt have your Flint friin turned into Percussion, or
nnu nil, h ... I
■ ’ »»«»» s r • 11| MHIIHI irilf/ * m or
any Other Work r<quirerito he done in the Gi|ns
■ ” r’iiiureo:o ne none in inc liuns
in-tb l-ne. So don't Tnrjrrt one T> .or East of the
Ol-t nonunion Office, if you want bargain*.
J. A SPALDINO.
ClTP' RIOR BOTTI.K rORKH. 30 ^rore
y S!rr.".ru nf°'rn-K CORKS j'.st r.crivod and
«*e Drug Store, High street, fib door be
A»'S ** fHA« II IfEINlTsit. Aren*
wwar* mm —e
! STcnits of SRJtorrtfefna.
One square one insertion,.^
l One do two c,’o., 0 7i>
I One do three do. j ^
i One do on** week,'. I 7-,
One do two v. "fit*.. e 7ft
One do one .. 4 oh
1 One do tWOMlontn*. 7 Ot*
t)ne do three months. 10 00
One do six months. 16 «0
°"5. o'" , p;.r y,nr'. 30 00
i" ‘ it'< it't Hurt or /r*.i make u aifnai'c ; lonuer ones
charsred in proportion, tnd are to be paid ter in
advance.
j Advertisements: ordered in only once or twice a
wcclc, will ho charged 60 cents per square for the
I first insertion, and 3'trents for each subsequent
‘ insertion. '
~S?
WM. II. PITCHEU
lias received this dev 300 pair more
td those Morocco Slippers and Ties,
t 62 cent-, worth 76 cents. Alto 3
01 400 pail for 50 cents. Misses Mo
rocco Slippers and 1'ies, tor the low
Pri‘y of 62': cents, yood quality.
( hildren's Shoes of all qualities.
100 paii'Of Men’s Navy Pies, first rate article.
's ****- f2res., (touts ami Rooted* of the best
quality.
A splendid lot of leather Trunk*, Valises. (Tar
pet H ers, ami all other article* usnallv kept in a
complete Shoe Store. \V M It. JMTCIIKR,
IV est side Craw ford street,
Jul7 8 fit of to Mi- Moot
\ ND8TH.LTIIEY COUP, 2 \ nother fra.dt
snpplvo l»i:U(;S AM) MEDICINES.
(nttn Op'U'it, Oil Lemon, Oil Her -.nnot,
Pnlv Mad Rliei,
Radies Rliei, (Turkey,)
Srnegri, CJum Arabic, Opt.
llar'ctn Oil, (genuine,) direct from the importer,
( oeinmnl, Krerwote,
Hals 1111 Copaiba, pure.
Calomel Knrlish,
Vanilla Return, euperinr. For sale hr
Jll<y _IIKNRV RCFF. High street.
YV vr-A- wl.'Tr!-vl"s'r ' 1:i’ -c af-ornnent ot
»V N (. \ GOODS, fiom Ln<?land urn! Fran-r
and n!«. Good.) from th- North. 10 which we invite
U>e attention of the Public. The following Goods
ire to b- found at C. IIAU, & CO’S.
•> liiiit superior Cologne, imported by Hall
\ i ''r,s!<s 0i»7 & Marlin** R- al Japan IHacking-,
» . a<k-- Stevens’ superior Ink for et< cl pen*,
I * P,''Ka,-[co ||,p most celebrated Steel Pens,
I l '*s4*;ks \\ :iIdt*n'3 Ink, Jet Black,
1 o ‘7** 5» ,vnr'r<* ^ N,"ves’ Ink, in g-las* bottles.
I ? ' "Z n'!S!rt ,,"r' do with lo< ks,
l 1 doz Holrlture Writing- Desks, portatahle with Han
‘{° 0"° Knarliah Quills. 10,000 do cheap Prussia.
•2 cases "f cheip ll.iod Lanth-ms,
2 cross of the English Cocoa Paste,
I doz Lig Slates, u i |) Hiosfcc,
21 re .ms superior Nankeen"Envelope Paper
0 (Vlii relb of Paper Hanging, n w patterne,’
of) > rolls Hordern, wide nn ! narrow;
1 cases English Slates, :ti) |i„ Kncli-di Wafers
5 c-.ws of best F.ncli-b |{ 1 ck and Lead Penci’ls,
30 S'ierv ,n ras<M0* Kog-crs* superior Dining Cut
I rase of M.rinc Rarometers, Sympaaometera and
I herinometcra,
A large am! beautiful variety of Lamps with all
1 lie l-ife improvements,
200 passage Lao.ps, at prices from $1 50 to .<410,
A foil supply of Readme Lamps, cl .he most ap
proved form, -o ,* to give a bright light, and
to . InvV it from tin- eve*,
A varV.y of elegant Tea ami Coffee Urns,
Roil op simvinsr Case, for Travelling,
4 cases of Low's English Windsor S.’ap,
A supply of Handsome Foolscap Check Paner
For sale by c HALL & CO
W "■ *?• * co.. h•»..7^:
» t • reived the followin>r NEW (VIt;<sir> J
The celebrated Rivce Waltz,
The Miller’* Mai.I Waltz,
ir.vpm. y'TV-Graml Maa-h, Lova Not Waltz,
I lie force Sutnr* W’alUe*,
I’m at ill i hi no wn, hy .1. lj Hewitt
\\ c re out upon the IVI<>or11i«rl>f Wave ”
I'xetle Gordon or AliriarlcV Waltz ’
T.mw wav. d the Summer Woods, ‘
Sutton’s Quickstep,
“ Here’s a Health to thee Marv ”
Celebration Quickstep. The Gabrieli* Waltz
Sr;,.r A"rX — *»«i«e
“ 'v,u n (slumber's pinions over m- nlav ”
“Sweet is the thmnrlit, the Prom we Sweet »•
‘ Hark ' Hark’ the Soft B.nrlc ” '
Woman’.-. Heart, Amiri t|,c Greenwood smilin
.■ j'n <> ro,ac impromptu Fautasid, by 11. p. Hci7n
The Bridal Bells,
Beeawinen & Pish, hy Heilman
T'-e Hunter’s Sonar, hv Gu-tavc Blewmcr,
T |»e Iluntri .* Wife, hy H. C. Ball
'f'ho Last Soiic of Ss; hos,
I ho Harb in Waltz, “ He never raid he loved »*
I be Captive Knijrhl, for the Guitar
Cumberland Guard*’ Quickstep, Cuba March
< olntuhra, the Land of the Brave ’
Could I hush U father’s eipli.
Cape May Gatlopadc, Celeaiina W'altz
< watran en Kspjicfno,
C"iiir, Come Away, a social <rlee,
Mv G-.llant Ixivc returns, Mtrcb l)’Amu™«.
rSncVni H"mn W.v'Z,' H,' c «er.nc..m Walu,
Ciilv of the valley Waltz. Last Greeting
Potomac W al z, a
“ I hasten io the shade of thy Bower ”
Tyrolean Melodies ’ ,
.___ A IIrr JO
,r.VKepSTElyT
pBOM PHILA OELPIH \ •*—Jn-t n cclvcd the M
I lowing valuable preparations, warranted ~t.ni,
me. f* •
PROFESSOR JACK>0 VS LOZE VGES.
ri.ey are eff etna! in relievintr Catarrh Bronchial
Idiril'i'Yi ln;r"'n; ^ «PPrefi»i"'’ Ot the Chest, and
diseasesU L of,n',rn«'lwltnatc pulmonary
SPUTA’S LOZENGES
JjsCpVhtaU* H.-arl, W.,.„i„,,’or ,b„ E?„,
HERB SNITF FOR THE HEAD ACHE.
1 lira Snuff, which is made of inde.rcnous herba
n-efnl in rclievinj H rd-arhe, and weepintr anil
watery eyes, at,a nnr from recent colds, and may be
.med it lone, nr mixed will, c nn.n,,, snuff. A pinch
or two, taker, ocrf.*:onally, will generally cause
siicezinc, and a fl ,w from the nose* Usc
LEHMANS PATENT WORM TEA
nils article i* prepared by \jr. Lehman Phil,
delpl,.a.one ofth ..Me nCh-misUan I Dn.^ fn
that r r jr. H.s c h bran d preparation stands hieh"
-r, arel ,a super,or to any Worm Tea known. Mr
Lerirnan has prrp.red it for the last 30 years It
is prew. .bed by s -mo of the most eminent Ph'ys!.
eram. of Phrlnde phn.and to the fact I c,n snJak
myself, a* i had ample evid „ce, while «niTnroH
there in the Driijr husiaesa. ' cn*aXl(i
. FHRNiriTRE PASTE.
rids Paste is used m trivino- Maboyany,and .1
ble't > "oil Urni C’ * b aU,i'Ul el‘*n’ nn', lia
BLACK VARNISH,
For Coal Orate*. Ash Piny, Fenders Racks
Jamb., and all other iron utensil* useuab mt fire
pla es, which require to he. keat neat an f clean
lid* Varei h ., Ia„t on with a paint broth, and
j r" v' rv; ,,nf,/;r '»•« -at* will he sufficient
to p-r; a handsome dark irlo«*t it is very " able
and will stand considerable heat. Full rfi .
•r-cem a-y every article. For sale J l’eC£
Store. Hi/srh Street. ,j doors b |„w Middle ^ DrU^
CHAS H. HEFMTSH Azeof
Anrr ^ ^ila ’clphia 1 ol e?e’0f
- ^ Pharrrrar v and Chemiftry )
P"! ?W M »<MP SEE.ns. R.. ~
Mwinfft0,,ur "uPP'y of Seed* the fob
Rota Bapra. (white.)
Bnta Ba/a or Swedish Yellow
Larsre Norfolk,
White Flat, fee. fir
mSSS-S"? s=s:
door* below Middle ^ ' H’^h ,frre'. *
A"" 12 CHAS. H HFJNITSH. Armt
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