The New era. [volume], February 04, 1847, Image 1

About The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847

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BY A. F. CUNNINGHAM. ] “ONWARD” ---
______ (VOLUMES_NO. 8».
__THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1847
r " ■ ——i^———
HJJJUS1IKU TIU-WF.EKLY.
fjrncr of High and Crawford sltt.y Ports
mouth, Va.
TERMS or THE NEW ERA.
T>subscribers, NINKCENTSPBR WEEK, pay- I
,bl2to the Cihkikk, to whom alone they are fe
asible lor the amount due at the expiration ol
the week.
Vhen sent by mail the terms are $$5 for twelve
„,«» ilhs, £2 50 for six months, $ 1 23 for three
„,o Whs._
TERMS or THE OLD DOMINION, (WEEKLY. )
One copy $2 per year—by Mail.
Jty the Carrier, #2 50.
)j>Toho paid in advance.
HUS IIV ESS CARDS.
T c. SOiipOLFIBLD Ac CO., Dealer* in
| I , Drugs. Medicines, Dve Stuffs, Paints. Oils,
Window Glass. Glass-Ware. I*.tent Medicines.
Fancy Goods, Snuff Sugars, and Green and Black
Teas, High street, Portsmouth, Va. Oct 15
NBW BooK 8TOB E. -ScUuol.CtasaioaI I
Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, &c..sold by
N■ B- 'v' EBSTEU, one door North of the Crawford
House, Portsmouth, Va.
U~~ f *}• 'I• HO DO ES CO., Wholesale mid
• Retail Dealers in Kooks, Music and Mu
| steal Instruments, Lamps, ami ail kimlsof Fancy
! poods—Crawford street, Pot turnout It. Va.
DANIEL S. CIIEUKY,~Ma71ifoclurer and
Dealer in Stoves, Iron, Copper and Tin Ware
| kc., Ac., corner of High and Crawford streets,
Portsmouth, Va._ jail 13
SiVllEBLBR, Attorney and Counsellor at
• Law, Port-mouth, Va.
(id* Officein Boucke's Now Building, Highstrect,
where he will be pleased to see all persons having
business in Hie line of his profession. Sep 18 °
\Xf I List AM WOODWARD. Notary Pub
lie and Scrivener, General Agent, Convey
ancer, an I Collector, will attend to all business en
t rude I to his o ire with promptness and despatch.
OO* > R'ie on Wide Water Sticot, head of Boa
110 kc Square. _ J„|y 8
^1*0 F F, Chemist, corner of High and MhT
• 'll 2 p‘ ro«;ts, Port smouth, Va.
r JHN COCKE & CO., Dealers in Foreign
♦I and Domestic Dry Goods, High street, near
Middle street, Portsmouth, Va.
C1II ARLES II. HETN ITS II,"Agent. 1)77^
) gist and Apotecary,and Dealer in Paints, Oils,
Dyestuff-*, Ac., High street, Portsmouth, Va.
F lltlFFMAN, Hoot and Shoes Manufacture
• or, south of the Market, Crawford street,
P jrt-unooth, Va
^THPIIbN JAMES, Wholesale and Retail
V7 Dealer In Family Groceries, Wines, &c., Mar
ict Sjuare, Portsmouth, Va.
FAsTaTs I» A LOIN G, Manufacturer and De .1
»J er in Guns, Ritlos, Pistols, and every other ar
tide in the Sporting line, Sign of the Mammoth
Unit, High street, Portsmouth, Va.
l\f I LLS Si. CO., Wholesale Grocers and Com
VV mission Merchants, cast end of High street,
Portsmouth, Va.
JWI ELS, Wholesale Grocery and Comtnis
. sion Store, Commerce street, Norfolk; Va.
WIG El AM REID, Uh.l .1, and Retail I
Hat anil Cap Store, east side Market Square,
Norfolk, Va.
T?BUGCTStMILHAUD—Lumber,Coal,
JF and general Commission business. Wide Water
tect, Norfolk, Va.
NEW YoitK BOOT Sc SHOE STORE,
SIGN OF THE CHECKERED ROOT,
Next to the Farmers’ Hank, Alain street, Norfolk.
1 II. GREGORY, Wholesale and Rctaildeal
; • er in Roots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. Possessing
superior advantages as wo do in the purchase of
>ur Goods, by our weekly connection with the Nor
hern markets, we can offer sir h inducements to
purchasers, either by the case or at retail, as can
not fail to [dense. June 25
M1SCELLA N EOU.S.
YANKEE DOODLE.
To the People of the United States.
fpi|E Publishers of Yankee Doodle, after watch
X ing patiently the result of tlioii efforts to es
tablish
A HUMOROUS ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER,
partaking of the spirit of this country and identi
lying itself with the interests, sympathies, tastes
and progress of the American people, have the
pleasure of announcing that their success has thus
far been unparalleled in the history of Literature.
Having carefully laid and cemented the form iation
of our enterprise, we feel now warranted in going
on to erect a durable superstructure. Although
riding no hubby, nor professing to be the exponent
of any narrow school or sect, Yankee Doodle is
broadly and strictly “ national,” and has no me m
er ambition than to embody and reproduce in per
manent forms and free spirit, the exuberant life,
that creative energy and refining enthusiasm which
so eminently characterize us and distinguish die
New World from the Old.
In the Editorial and Artiatical Departments of
Y ankee Doodlk, the Publishers have engaged the
most eminent,and diversified talent that could tie
procured. I'hey make no parade of names, but
leave him (Yankee Dooole) to speak for himself.
The object of this Circular is to introduce Yax
kkb Doodle to the great body of the American
People who reside out of the large Cities, and upon
whose decision must, at last, rest die fate of any
national enterprise. We invite attention, there
lore., to the following terms upon which we propose
to extend the circulation of our paper.
Any person remitting us $22 by mail or other
wise, shall receive Ten Copies of Yankee Doodle
loi one year—directed to such address as lie tnay
designate.
For $12 we will send Five Copies for one year,
r or $5 wt.- will scud Two Copies,
j Single subscriptions $3 per annum.
All orders must be accompanied by the cash
Adtlress, (post paid,)
J. A. FRAETAS & CO.,
No. 7 Spruce street, Neto York.
« ankee Doodle is published in New Y'ork every I
Saturday m inting, and will be in tiled to country !
subscriber* ill time to arrive at its period of desti
nation simultaneously with its issue in the City.
Dec 15
Ml VI k, N II. HALL, Manufacturer of Russia
au,| American Sheet Iron, Brass, Tin, Zinc,
iTnhii reaPplctfnIly informs .'us friends and iho
c , r-ally, tliat he is now prepared toexe
ur all orders Id any of the above branches with
s in despatch. He has jost received a
s V* Koellug I in, and Russia and American
■ UWI iron. Persons who may want Roofs or Gut
r.n 1'"d. fsioSc Pipes, &c., will please give him «
as lie i9 satisfied tint lie ran and will do
',"y w?rl< in his line of business as cheap as can be
"!i; oilher in this place or in Norfolk.
: has on hand an assortment of Parlor, Chum
’t7* and OfnceStoves ; Parlor and Chamber Grates,
f a‘1 <hc fixturesciunplete, which lie willdisunse
>i very low. Al o a general assortment of Hard*
-ro,oon.i«i„g in pari of the following articles,
* ulished Steel and Braes Hoad Shovel and Tongs
• mill Hook* and Cinder Shovels,
ible and Desert Knives and Forks, (a variety)
Scia-mrs,Shears, Pen and Pocket Knives,
y 1 Trays and Waiters,
t-aiullosticks. Snuffers and Trays,
'ii - ■ron*> WaiTI : Irons, M lii and WircScivcs,
orittania and JapanOd Spittoons,
Hrittani* Tea and Table Spoons,
,,UP Radies, &c., &c.
ogether with a general assortment nl II dlow
are,such a* Ovens, Spiders, Pot*. Kettles, &r.
a great variety of Tin VVaro,&o., all of which will
he sold fat Cash.
Hiosein want of any of the above articles will
r easecaU at his Establishment, West side Craw.
,r’ ’Rfeet,opposite the Market House.
T 'PROP >t UOR GENBR \L Z ICH V
li i'' v^^^OR; with an account of Ins bril*
■a-)1 achievements on the Rio Grande and elsc
,i ,7- 'n<Ju ling the defot.ee of Fort Harrison and
I ittlc of Okce-Cho lice. Also sketches of the
(• . * an^ heroic acts of Msj. Ringold, Moj. Brown,
W ic Capt. Montgomery, Capt. Muy, Capt.
),Rent’s. Ridgelcy, Blake. Jordan, <kc.,
r i’‘I* Powell, illustrated with a Portrait of
v,.,! —price only 25 cents. Call quick if
y°''Want a copy.
X'' - H . w. If. H. HODGES & CO.
V * hi, t B E « nSI K fn h supply
above named BRANS just received and for -ale
'? ,, MEDICAL KM PORI I'M.
-_"v 1' Corner of High and Middle sts.
|^V N l» LARD. lO.IHIO lbs So
1,1, , n SALON, Hams And Hog Round.
1,1 *f, . ^ *<>• 1 and 3 LARD, for rale by
WILLS & CO.
miscklla n kous.
TAKE NOTICE.—Persons wishing to have
Bells hung can have it done by a person that
lives in their midst, without sending to the North
lor a person to do it, and warranted to be done ar
well and as cheap, and at the same time, encour
age Home Industry,as the Matvrialaare of his own
manufacture. So by calling at the Sign ol the
Mammoth Gun, High street, Portsmouth, Va.,yuu
ean have, your Bells hung or your Guns Repaired
on reasonable terms. J. A. SPALDING.
Feb 2S
SADDLERY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT AT THE EMPORIUM.
Hie undersigned having purchas
ed the Establishment heretofore
conducted bv Mr. S. N. Chandler,
has the pleasure of announcing to
the public that he intends continu
ing the business at the same Stand
on Crawford street, near High, and
invites the attention of purchasers,
and particularly those who have
hitherto nut i onized this Establish.
ment to call and supply their wants in this line ol
manufacture.
Repairing ncntlv and durably done at tbo usual
chcr.p rates. DANIEL K. I'll ACT AS.
The subscriber while taking this method of ex
pressing his gra<ilttdc . to his former customers,
would led that he was doing injustice, were he. not
to solicit for hie successor the patronage so liberally
extended to himself.
N,,v S. N. Cll ANDLER.
PORTSMOUTH IIOOT A Nl) SHOE ~
FACTORV.
I he Subscriber grateful for the
patronage heretofore so liberally ex
gtended to him. would in this public
manner return his thanks for the
same, and inform them that he has
mam. sumo Valuable improvements in (lie iii iiui
nn nr° M ,,U)OTS & SHOES. Mis Stock of LEATII
hit of all kinds, cannot be surpassed in t li is or any
oilier market for durability niirl beauty of finisli,
while his Workmen are equal lo, if not superior to
i lie best. Ho t rusts that ha v i ngotico tes ted his work
the public, will CALL AGAIN.
Two or three first rate Hands, for Bootsor Shoe*
would find immediate and constant employment
by applying soon.
I be mosi prompt attention iriven, as usual to all
ordei s, and no disappointment. Recollect that the
money left in his Establisment, is expended in the
1'owii, and trues to the support of our own me
ebonies, and tradesmen. F. HOFFMAN,
Butters’ New Buildinjr, Crawford Street.
H. A few BOARDERS will lie taken by the
Subscriber,by the year, month or week,on mode
rate terms. Dee <)
CABINET MAKING AND
UNDERTAKING.
I <fc GO., hiving taken tlic
1 J* Hid Stand on the Corner of High and Middle
streets, Portsmouth, Yu., formerly occupied by E
D. Haynes, are now pr epared to execute all orders
which they may bn favored with. All kinds of
CABINET WORK done in the neatest manner at
(lit! shurlcst notice an I on tile inoBt iicconinioflaiin^
terms. The business being conducted under their
own superintendence, those who may patronize
ihoir establishment, may be assured that (lie work
will he done of the best materials, and in the neat
cat and most fashionable style.
All Fijnerai. Orders will be promptly attended
to at all times. \u«. |
I K O N A N t) li It A 99 F »3 N PRY .—The
X subscriber, grateful for the liberal patronage be
stowed upon him since he has been carrying on bu
siness, respectfully solicits iu* continuance.*9
Ho takes this occasion to say, that lie is prepared
to execute any order, in Iron or Brass, upon the
most reasonable terms, and in a manner not to be
excelled in this city or elsewhere, in durability or
finish.
Church, Steamboat, and other HEELS, furnished
upon tiio shortest notice, and warranted.
All orders, (for cash or city references) will be
promptly attended to. NELSON CORY ,
;,u*y 1 * Norfolk.
BUFF’S ~
CONCENTRATED COMPOUND SYRUP OF
SARSAPARILLA,
I^OK the curu of all diseases arising from an
impure state of the. blood.
Tin-great popularity of Sarsaparilla, and its es
tablished efficacy, render it superfluous to enter in
to any encomium of its virtues, or adduce any evi- I
donee in its lavor. It is true, that it lias been here
tofore subject lo frequent changes of reputation,
owing to ignorance of the proper mode of extract
ing its virtues, or to the inferior quality of the root
used. Hence also the incfficacy of many prepara
tions of itoffered to the public. The proprietor of
this Syrup cun assert with confidence, that it is pre
pared from the best materials, with the greatest
pharmaceutical care and accuracy, and iu the best
mode to obtain the active prim iple in tho most
concentrated state, answering the desideratum ol
exhibiting a large quantity of Sarsaparilla in a
small dose. A supply of ibis Medicine for sale at
•lie MEDICAL EMPORIUM.
Joly 9 Corner of High and Middle sts.
A CARO. I'hcre i« an impression prevalent
here, thatunothri person is connected with tlic
business of 'this Shop. I would beg leave most re
spectfully to say, that it is not so. I am on my
own hook, •* make or break,” and shall endeavor
by dose attention and low prices to merit n liberal
share of public patronage.
DANIEL S. CHERRY,
Tin and Coppersmith,
•tuly 25 Under the “ OH Dominion Office.”
I I SBBDE.INC* STRAW HER
■“ . . * i (of which tlie largest berries are from 5
to 6 inetiCH in circumference, und the finality not
surpassed.)
'l'hi* season being more preferable to plant the
above than the spring, 1 will commence ordering
from Inc ^urscrifN such (jum nti ( ji** ng infiy l>c (If*
sire<! The Strawberries producer! last, season from
plants sold hy me, have placed it beyond doubt,
that as respects siz-, flavour, prodoctivencss and
adaptation to Ihia climate, they stand higher than
any other kii fl of Strawberry.
For sale by Philrtus Phillips, Middleton n Point,
New Jersey, or by Ids *gfntr, M. A. SANTOS, for
Norfolk and vicinity, and CflAS. H. H/ClNITSIf,
for Portsmouth and vicinity.
Also, RED ANTWERP RASPBERRY PLANTS
Being Agent for Samuel J. Guston, of Morris
town, N. j7, will take orders for Fruit and Orna
mental Trees, Evefgreens, Shrubs, Ro.'-esa rid Flow
ers ol every quality. Rep 10
Bermuda arrow root \ lot oi
perior BERMUDA ARROW ROOT has just
been received at the Medical Emporium. Corner ol
High and Middle streets Persons wishing to ob
tain a prime nrticlr woubrdo well to call and pur
chase some of t from the subscriber.
AWg 13 HENRY BUFF.
IM. COGNAC HR \ .\ l»Y 76bbls Ph
phia Brantly, for sale low by
Nov If) .TORI A If W1I.L9.
8*S TOBACCO.—50 Rutt’s Honey I>ew 8’s, of
superior quality, for sale at rolnerd prices, by
Bcp 15 JOS I A H WILLS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ATWOODS
Non-condensing air-tight par
lor STOVE —Patented, iMueli, 184o; and
received the SILVER MEDAL, at the State Fair,
at Auburn, Sept. 18, 1846.
, The Air-Tight Parlor Stove, with its fine Goth
ic carvings, ia not only beautiful in the extreme,
but tin most perfect artic le of the kind ever offered
in market. It differs materially from all oihct
Stoves called ‘ air-'ight,’ in the improvements of
the joints, and the audition of the Hot Air Chumlter.
'I tic joints at the corner are constructed in such
a peculiar manner as to insure them what they pro
fess to be, air-tight. They h ive the usual protec
tion of cement in the joint'of the castings, and the.
further and perfect security of a quantity of cement
inserted between the join's marie by the cnatin«-s
and the inner joints at the stove rods.
One of our customers dealing in these Stoves
?nps, that, on trial with them last winter, a single
fire, built in the ordinary way, lasted three days:
mi<l that ho will warrant all In* rcllr to main (he
fire that length of time without hei'ig rlistmhed.
At the New York State- Fair, at A uhurn, Sept.
18, 1846, wc received the First Premium, \ SII,
V ER MED A L, and.at the Rensselaer County Fair,
Sept. 24, 1840. the First Premium of FIVE POL
PARS or A SILVER MEDAL, on our NON CON
DENSINC; AIR-TIGHT PARLOR STOVE For
sale by DANIEL S. CHERRY,
Curler the Old Dominion Otfirc.
A FEW of the EMPIRE STOVES left yet, ni 1
Manufacturers Prices. Persons viding to j
buy, can nseoitain a'l about the Stove, by i efu- ring j
to Hie follow ing gentlem n, Messrs. A. F. Cun- 1
ninglimn, Old Domini n OHire., Mr. J. s. P. It. y- I
Holds, Gosport, Col. Mcrrit .Iordan. Naval Store. I
ami Samuel Mo ire, in the Market, mid others win !
have them in use.
DANIEL S. CHERRY.
Aug 29__Under the Oid Dominion Otliee.
BUFF’S
COMPOUND PURGATIVE ELIXIR.
For the cure of Dyspepsia, Ague & Fever, Bil
ious and nil the complaints generally arising from
a disordered state ol the s oniaeh or digestive or
gans.
'This Medicine scorns well calculated to afford re
lief in any of the above diseases; its component
parts being of sin h a mild and innocent nature.— !
Pile mode of using it being very simple, no re- !
atriction being necessary except to refrain from I
the use of Spirituous Liquors durin ; its operation. I
The season has now advanced when every one j
requires a little Purgative Medicine for (lie better
preservation of their health ; the subscriber these
fore takes this method of informing his customers
ami the public generally, that he lias pr. pared a
large quantity of the above Medicine, which he
has for sale at the MEDiCA L EMPORIUM.
Aug 15_Corner of High and Middle sts.
SUPERIOR SCIDLITfc & 80DAPbW
O DERS.— We have just received a full and fresh
supply of SKIDLIT/. AND SODA POWDERS.—
'J hesc different kintis me univer-aily acknowledged
to be the best in inufat t.ired, and far superior to
any others. 1 tiey are therefore recommended with
confidence to those wishing a p ire and excellent
article of Scidlilz or Soil? Powders. For sale at
the Drugstore, Sign of the Hig Mortar.
Aog 1$ CHAS. H HE|NITSH, Agent.
BOOK.S just received anti or silo at New York
prices, by W. II. H. IIODGES & Co
The Expedition to Borneo of II. M. S. Dido, for
Hie Suppression or Piracy ; with extra is from the
Journal of James Brooke, E--q , (now Agent for
Hie British Government in Borneo.) by (’apt. Hen
ry Keppcl, R. N.—price uftrb.
The Mortem British Plutarch ; or, Lives of Men
■ hatingfuished in the recent History of Knpfljiwi
for their talent-, virtues, or achievements, hy Mr
C. Taylor, L. L D.—price 60 cents.
'I realise on Algebra, by Elias Loomis, A. M..
Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
in the Univrrsity of the City of New York, M. m
her of the Philosophical Society, of the American
Academy of Aits and Sciences. Air.
No. 2 Statesmen of England.
Nos. 97. 9-b 99 and 100 Pi torial Shakespeare.
No. H Morse’s Cerogtapliie Maps Aug IS
l^AIUNA COLOGNE. \ few bixee Far!
I na’s justly celt-bra te<l an t highly popular CO
LOGNE, which we ofTe.r |..r sale at Hie, usual pri
ces. I. C. bCIIOOLFlELD & CO
Aug 20 ft |), ,
PERFUMED FLUSH It A LLS.-We have
just r< reived n 1 lrge au»p| y ol .s W I FT’S CEL
EBRATED CHALK BALLS, by the dozen nr sill
glc. Swift’s make are Hie must celebrated and
more approved of than nnv others by the ladies —
They are also used an a Tooth B -wiIrr, e-iviii "- n
pearly whiteness to the tertli. The genuine for
sale at Hie Drug Store, Sign <>f the Birr Moi iar
Aug 20 CHAS. II. HKLMTSH, Agent.
<3 PICK**! HVWE»!! Constantly on hand the
kJ tifttial variety of Spires, sue h an
Allspice, Mace, Ginger,
Turmeric, Gloves, Nutmegs,
Cinnamon, Mustard Seed, ki .
All of the above may he ha<l/rr*A and Kood at the
New Drug Store of
I. C. SCHOOLKIKLD & (’<).,
Aug 20— 5t_ High ...
etHOLBRA MOD UIJS AND BOWEL
V' COMPLAINT.— I)r. .1 a v s r. No. RSouth Third
street,is willing to guaranty that bis CAR Ml N A
TJVE B \LSAl\f will cure Diarrhoea, Cholies, C>ri
ping Pains, Cramps, Cholera Morbus. Summer
Complaint, and other derangements of the Stom
ach and Dowel*, in ninety nine cases opt of a hun
dred. and in less than half the time, they can he
effected by any other moans.
It is extremely pleasant,and children are. fond of
it. It is equally as effectual for adults as children,
and when the directions are followed. The Gen'
nine for sale nl the Drug S-orc. Sj-rn ,,f (|,c q;,,
Mmf" • CII \s II. HE1M11 sh. ,\ ,,,
TO THE LA DIEM AO AIM. We calf the
attention rtf the ladies again to this superior
article,, NYMPH SOAP, for the complexion. Itvcon
slant use will change the most bilious complexion
ittloone Of radiant whitenrss; while on the nock
hands and arms it bestows a delicacy and fairness
which its continued use will happily protrct, will’
every appearance of youthful charm to the’ mon
advanced period of life. The genuine only for sale
at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
J"lySi> CIIAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent.
*
MISCKLLAtVEOUS.
LANDING XHI8 DAY, 75 Itoxcs Goshen
Cheese—37 casks Goshen Cheese
100 whole ami half boxes Raisins
50 qr and eighth keg* Duck wheat
15 bags Ginger, Pepper and Allspice
I bbl Nutmeg*
80 bag* Rio and .1 ivn Coffee
15 keg* goshen Batter
25 boxes Starch
25 bbls N E. Bum
75 do Baltimore Whiskey
50 boxes Smith and Dallcil’s Caudle*
75 bbls Mountain Flour
50 package* Gunpowder oud Hlaok Tea
100 Imtls Hill and M inn’s Tobacco
13 i m> Jones & Son’s lbs and S’* do.
For sale by JoSIAli WILLS.
C1BRTAIK OITKB FOR FILES. BARNK’S
> PILL LOIIO.V. I'his Loti >n ha* been used for
several years past, and has uti versally given satis*
faction. IVlauy pivnuis who have befn utHicted
with this painful diieasc. and-uttered fur many
years under it* intlucncc, have been cured iu a few
weeks by the use of this invaluable Lotion. Call
an I get a pamphlet respecting it. The Genuine
for sale at the Drug store. Sign of the Bi-r Mortar
Sl‘P 15 (’ll AS. II. HEIM'^I’SII.~Agent.
SOMETHING FOU THE LA DIES AGAIN!
tZ* • RICARDO’S P VLMA CHRISTI POM.MADE.’
I be proprietor of tliis u.nv mil beautiful prepaia*
ration, confidently reconuni mis it as haviuir
rqtt'il in the world, for i.nptrtinga beautiful,^soft
and glossy appearance to th«* Hair, prom itm«r the
growth anil preventing it Irom telling mil °
Also, THE CORAL OIL OF CIRCASSI \ for
beautifying the Hair,-both of these propatation*
i an. w tilt the utmost confidt uco, be rcromuiiiicnd
ed toonr customers and Hie public generally, par
ticularly to the Ladies, as being the (test article in
use, for the purpose stated. The genuine fur silc
at the Drug Store, sig,, of the Big .Mortar.
Also. ROSE LIPSALVE.a very superior article.
Dec ^9 CIIAS. II HEINITSH. Agent.
B«5>£» PROM IIAKIM2R <fc llItOTIl
Myrtis, with Other Etching* and Skctchr*. hy
1*1's I*. H. Si-Muit ucy. 1
History of the Thirty Years War in Germany,
translated Irom the German of Frederick Schiller
by RcvM, A. J. W m Morrison, ,\1. A.
Nos. 117 and IIS. Pietm-ial ‘-Itakcspenrc.
Nos. It) and It, Pictorial Kng'aiid. For *alo hy
'Nw 26 W. II J| HODGES Ak GO.
( ;<><)!> AND CHEAP LAMPOILN -W.
' * have again icccivod another luge supply ..f
I'urr Sperm, and other good Lamp Oils. We have
lenr (.ilfct cut kinds, and at the follow in"* prices
per gallon, 75, 8*. SI.00. &c., or per pint.'Jcu,
11 1*2;., and purest Sperm 151, These Oils have
been long and aulhciently tried, and ar e acknowl
edged to be very excellent. For sale at the. Drug
Store, Sign of tin Big Afortor.
Oct 22 CM AS. rl HKINITSH, Ag.-nt.
QTOVES,STOV KS, S I 0YES!— 1 have on
V b^'nd a good many second-hand Stoves, some
ol them arc aa g-o IIn* new, at nl».n* l-alf price of
new Also some ol the most bean'iftil AirTi‘»ht
Parlour Stoves that have ever been seen about tlt-'se
•tiggins. Coffee. Mills for 37'. cents ; tb.nl Senile*
“ v.xnoty ; Box .Mills H h >\ cts; Gin !er Shovel* ai
•S4: <lo *25, and ifo 37$ ; Tin liotptcrs at $1 7;% (•>
S3 IK); Stoves a a low a* #3 2>, and every other
a: tide at equally low prices. Gail and -ee.
DANIEL S. CHER it Y,
„ l mler Old Dominion Office.
P. S. Pols. Kettles,Spiders, Ovens and Andirons
lor sale as above. ()rt 04
pEAKLY WHITE TEETH.- (aromaT
1 U ROSE TOOTH PAS I E.) -Thom who va|u«*
handsome teeth, this Tooth Paste, will !» fOUnd
very v doahle, it gives a pearly a hitenees to the
teeth. In mness to the gum*. f< ag.iuu c to the hrealh
ami stops the progress of decay.
Also, Perlum- Extracts. f>r Handkerchief*.
Roussel’s Cologne, Bear’s Grease, Snaps, Ko
Dr. Santos’ Superior Foeth Powder, apprtrvcC
ami used hy Dentist*, generally. The genuine for
sale only at the Drug Stor-* Sign of the Bin- Mortar
Nov It) ( HAS. II. HKINITSH, Agent.
Superfines\\ eetoil. -j(Mi , iJ^i
a fie*h supply of Supntioi Sweet or Table Oil,
(perfectly pure, tin adul'erntioti o mixture.)
f P.ESII .1 L'.l UBE Paste,— Frcnclft and a supo
n. r article. For s de at the Drugstore Sign of the
Ibg M-ntar. CIIAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent
Nov It) ’ b
'j'HIRD FALL SUPPLY by the Ann D
I. just received and for sale at die New York
Boot and Shoe Store. We are now openin'*- our
third Fall ..upply of BOO IS AND SHOES by the
\nn I), which we oflf**r uptiii ns a<lv:inia«rcuijs term*
ns can be found at any other store, and in many
kinds of goods which wo have recently- receive I._
The price and quality are without competi ion in
Norfolk.
By the *chr Mary Jane, wc an opening this day
an cxb-nsve assortment "I G tiiloinru’*. M, ,,’s.
Boy’-and Youth’s heavy fall Boots, purchased for
ea*b at the 1 trge sales in B -ton and New York to
winch wc invite the attention of dealers.
15 cases Men's Thick Boots at $ I 50 the pair, or
#1 30 t>y the case, ns good as arc generally sold at
$‘2 Ot).
10 rn*r.' Water Proof Boots of superior duality
from fi'2 Ot) to 3 50.
It) cases Double St itch Brogans, very heavy and
at much less than former pi ires J
M , „ J. II. GREGORY
Next to the farmer’s Bank, Main si, Norf.dk
Oct 17
I/M Lli DRY 60QD8. I So. COCKE & CO.,
2 most respect full y beg leave to inform the citi
zens of PortHinouth and it* vicinity, that they have
fini.s-icd teceiving tl eir Fad supply of DRY
GOODS. I heir Stock i* now very complete, and
Consists in pari as follows :
Soper Blark French Cloths and Gassimerrs; Si.
p r Fancy French CIo'lis and Cassi oeres; Valet,
ria,. »itd Swans town Vestings; Black. Blue, La
vender, Steel Mixed, and other colors S'llirntt*
Tweeds tor Sack Coats, Ko. -evs, Flannel*, Blan
krts, C I’d. Durnoatics, Brown and Bleached do
C'.l’d and \V Lite Canton Flaunt**, Calicoes of rv ’
cry quality, Cashmeri a, Mou*alin IV Lai ms Soper
Plaid and Striped Silks, Blark Italian do. Black
Alpaca* and Bombazine-, Mica. In-d and Brown
l.ine," Table Cloth* and Diapers. Rtih-ia and Birds
E* <• do. Iluckt rlmok Towling, Table Napkins, Sns
p-.iidri*, ( oi d and Black Silk Cravat* anti Scarf*
t'.llar-, stocks, Bed Quit*, D -,it v. Cotton and
MlK Hosiery, Cashmere. Blanket, Wotm-n Nett
and other Myle Shawl* A'ho a large assortment
|"l Bros*'II* and Ingram Carpeting. P,*sag,. it„d
Stair do, 4 lands | Flo.-ir Oil Cloth*. C.irp.-i Bi.,d.
"‘r4’, * 0,1011 Burking*, and many other art teles
j whn Ii cannot n»* mtiriu'l in an <iflvprnl. All
we ask is that 'sir fri * - ml* ami the public gen*-i illy
i wiil give us a rad before purchasing, — our object
being to e«-ll •heap for emit.
JOHN COCKE A CO.,
i (,< t 15 lli -b i reel .
( 'HEAT F A I MIKES IN NEW YORK.
" J" .1. II. GREGORY’# Agent on hand with tho
”7?«dy.” Lie. has given his wink just in the
• Ipk of tiinerartti the bargain* are now coming in
by every Packet, for the benefit of the New York
Boot and Shoe Store.
We are opening this morning by lire Georgians
.r>0 cages BOOTS AND SHOES, being a small part
of our recent I urge purch isos at the. late heavy fail
urea in New York, and which wcofTer to the trado
or at retail at Low Prices.
1cases Men’* heavy Boot*
3 case* Napoleon do Calf
6 do do do Kip
1 do Boy’* thick do
t do do Kip do
9 do Youth’* do
j 3 do Boy’s Kip Brogans
t do do thick do
2 do Men’s Kip do H to II
2 do Women’# Grain Lace Hoot*
3 do Gents fine Calf Moot*, very low
! IhO pairs Children’* Prdka Boot*
50 do Lrv’h *’ Morocco winter Buskin*.
New York I loot and Shoe. Stote. next the new
Farmer’# Bulk, Main Stt cct, Norfolk.
; l II GREGORY,
C I IM.UIOK C3 \ TNI IVS. \ to, ■.!, „f
' t7 walnut and Tomato CATSUPS Also Pepper
Satire of a superior qualify For sale at the
j MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
Corner of High ant) Middle *ts.
PROSPECTUS
OF A NEW POLITICAL PAPER.CALLED THE
SO UI'H £ a N ST A N OAK 0
TO BK PUBLISHED at RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
To the Hi publican 1‘arty j,, Virginia:
Notwithstanding thcii signal defeat in *44 the
advocates ol eonc-titruied power and a strong
'■eminent, arc determined to make uiimIIh r and a
vigorou- elToi t for suprt in •< y in tliu national ronn
etU The pre-s is-thc great engine of party in the
present age, and in Viiginia our opponents are
making powerful use of this formidable wci»d« n.
Aware that the Metropolis is the great battle
ground upon which the heat of the fight is to be
sit taiucl, t is to ill's impor t mi p-,int they m e di
recting their most strenuous exertions. They h.<«
< ailed to the V\ hig Mi . Richard II. Toler, a gen*
lltliian o' acknowledged abilities am. great expe
rience; Messrs. Galls her & Rihiwiu have been
placed at the head of the so called Kcpnhlic»n ; and
the Compiler h is been greatly strengthened by ill
acquisition of Mr. \V. (' Carrington, who to the
accom.ilidiluents of a ripe scholar, adds the force
ol a vigorous intellect.
lo this ai i ay of forces •» e have onlv to oppose a
single Metropolitan .1 -tirtiai, which. tv.wevn
great its ability, ought not to be left to rop- single
handml with Mich a host. To conic tlieie'ore to
the aid of the Enquirer and tfie Demoi r.itie parlv,
if ihryvvill act i-rpt of services so liuiuhle, we, tlie'
undersigned, have resolved lo estshli.-h sootier
Democratic paper in the city of Riclinn ml. To
this design we have, been instigated chiefly bv the
press'll? and frequ nt solicitations of irtany oY the
wisest and most influential members of the Den o
cratic party, and to its support we invoke the uid of
our poiiical frientls, not « nly in Virginia, hut
throughout the Union The press is a tow. r of
strength, and to the iiiaint nance of our political
principles we should eh. < i fully contribute our nu n
tal powers and oui pecuniary menns.
In this Journal we will endeavor, with wliut
ability we may. lo sustain the principles and doc
trines of the Republican party in then pii-tine pu
'.."y- Dt'erly repudiating all Agrarianism and
Radicalism, a- destruriive of the most valuable so
cial institutions, ami worse than Federalism itself
VMUI WHICH limecti wc will 11. .1 pictcnu t.« C. in pa i v
it, wo will advocate a limited construction ol tlic
Constitution or the United States, believing that
the plain and obvious meaning of its context, .'r raids
fill as much power t<. the Genera) Government, as
it m either wise or polit e to bestow upon it.
wiiri. men are secure in the enjoyment of per
snnal lib*Tty and ill? product oT their labor, the ac
tivc promptings -.1 individual ini.-r.-t ensure a
much better investment of labor nml c apital, than
can be obtained by any system dev is. .1 for the pur
pose of diverting it Tom its natural into artificial
channels. Wc shall, thcref.-re. oppose a Tariff
fur protec tion, not only her .me it is unconstilu
ttonal, hut because it is in the highest decree un
wise and impolitic.
Accountability is the great check upon human
depravity, and Corporations aro corrupt because
• heir inambers arc individually irresponsible: they
are, theieforc, to bo opposed upon general princi
ple*, and only In be tolerated occasionally as ne
cessary evi's. In the Const tution of the United
States, we find no war-ant or authority to establish
nnv of them excrescences upon die body politic;
end in the shape of a Hank, we hold dial the pow
er Would he peculiarly dangerous and objection
able.
We shall alwav. oppose tlie exper di»me of u..l
sums upon local objrcs, as being not lc.<- nuu ise,
because the fund is always 'ailly administered,’
wanting the vigilant oye ofindi-idn I interest;
Hid unjust, because it lays violent hands upon the
acquisitions of the minority, to be expend.„.t f..r
general and necessary purpurea, but for local and
individual > m ilumcut.
In short, we c.-teem the Government of ‘he Uni
ted State* a c caturr of the sovereign Mates of il is
Union, instituted for puticular pmpo-.s, which
cannot be transcended without the most imminent
■’auger of overthrowing that Union, which it was
the boast of our am esters to have erected, and
which i- should hi*, our pride, a* it is our interest, to
pr< serve
Although these arc our own particular views, v c
are. by no means so b.gutted, or so illiberal, a's t..
exclude all itlieis from our columns. Our politi
< al opponents shall always he welcome, provided
their arguments arc presented in an able and re
spectful form ; all we ask. is the opportunity of re
Ttttng them. With rig A/ on our side, we are pre
pared to coconut- r anv comer, t o matter what
weapons he wields ; such is our faith in truth ent
bndje.l, as we believe it to be, in the principles of
the Republican Patty.
Although the political will be. the chief, it will
not he the only feature of the paper. To the coun
try pap.-r an Agricultural department will t e add
ed, which it is hoped the experience of one of the
Editors, in that particular line, will enable him to
make pat ticnlarly acceptable to the farming com
munity. Thi* department will he Itxndsotm ly il
lustrated with cut., of agricultural implements,
when they can he procured, and it is bclici i d it
will constitute a very va'unldo and popular f.-atme
in the paper ; at least, no CACstiotl on our part.'ball
be wanting to make it so. Mechanics and Mnnn
•acinrcrs shall also recrive their foil share of atten
tion ; nnd i\ c have engaged the services of ouc of
the first merchants in this < itv to take rhsro-c of
the Commercial Drpart men t. Able and tiust-wui
thy correspondents will also be procured to keep us
constantly advised of the most important new s in
the principal cities of the Union.
Nor w ill the otnirrn of polite Literature pass
unheeded. Wc aro not unmindful ol the. variety
of tastes for which we shall have to ester in this de
partment ; but we hope by a duo admixture of po
etry and romanre, of anecdote, humor and foil, to
provide for a'l, whilst wc will endeavor lo shock
the sensi! rlities of none. At hast, we will p-oitils.
to our readers a n.ore. intellectual bmquctthan is
afforded by the *• boarding school Miss” order of
liternlurr, which graces, or disgraces rather so
many of the public, journals of America.
We are well aware of the risk, the labor, and the
responsibility of such an undertaking, and wc
have encountered them all, after calm and serious
deliberation; relying for success upon our deter
mination to labor diligently jn the prosecution of
our design. The absolute dependence of one and
all of us upon the prosperity of the paper, is the.
best guarantee for the performance ol this resolu
tion.
our own Hl'llitv lor thlflardu- UHta.sk.il would
not b< come us lo speak. One of us has had ome
hve or six years experience in the editorial depart
uieiit. and another is, by profession and practice
thoroughly acquaint'd with the mechanical duties
of an office. We have hern promised the aid of
some of ttie ablest pens in the Union, and we start
with I lie hope of arcing the SOUTHERN STAND
A HD, for sue h is the nuine of our paper, take its
s'and by the side of the first journals of the day . '
" c ,M tU" with a sheet, rlie size of whir l, v ill
he commensurate with our means. Wo know that
jnoic paper ran Vie bought for Irsi monev ; hut we
have, not yet learned to measure rnenlnl produc
iioiis by I bo yard, nor to cs i.oale the value of
though! by the extent of the medium throng h w l.icli
it ia conveyed.
TERMS:
Our motto is, “ Cheap f<>r Cash.” The Daii.v
paper will Vie. published and mailed f.>r mx dollar*
per annum.— the Skmi-W r r k'.v for four, and Ihe
Weekly, for Deo
The paper can only he procured by tiansmitling
the money in ldvance; mid in no rn*r w-dl llns iin
purtant rule he departcti from. Hut any one w ho
wishes to take the papr r for a period Ich- or greater
than a year, can forward ns any amount of money,
not less dun a dollar, nod wc « ill fnrni h him with
'he daily, die semi-weekly or ihe weekly, as he
may designate, totho value of it. at the rates afore
said.
Our friends who are -ufFu-ieritly interested in the
success of the paoer to encounter the (rouble, will
please collect and forw ard to os immediately. The
fi. -t number of (lie piper will b<- issued as soon as
wc can get our office arranged, say on o< about die
fir.-t of Sr?*t mfv*r nrxf.
We will gratefully acknow ledge the liberality of
; " ,"'r Editors as may lie plca-od to give iliis
1’iospeeliis an insertion ; ..nr rolldrel l> . Ihr. n
; will, w.- know, do iis a faver whir h. nri<l< r s.rt.ilnt
j circumstances, we would -o ehe. rfully re. ipror a te
1 C T. MOTTS,
It. W. HUGtIKS,
A"Sr4 .1. RfClt’D. UKWEI.LEN.
^ni'KKIOII 9WERT Oil,. — J.isr received
• an ithr-1 gopolv of that very fine article of pure
table StV EE F Oil,. F.-.r sale at tlie Drugstore,
j Sign of the Big Mortar.
July 30 CIIAS. M. BKINITSH. A.y. nt.
■■■•••■■w'™"-'' mat <4
TKHMS rtf .4 I > V I. t< I I M M ..
One square one inset noi. ... *f 0 ' 0
One do two do. n 76
One do three do. i ItO
Otic do otic nrrk;..........:. | "j
One do two weeks .. 2 74
Otte do one inontli. 4 UO
One do two month-.“ 7 0 »
One do three iddntlis,. 1000
One do nix moritiis,. 16 00
One do per yeai*. 30 00
Motive I inn or I tit muAr a iq uutf ; lot e< r t>t «
cliarjfed in proportion, tud art to le pi id fer i
advance.
Advertisement* ordcted in only on* c or twit •
week, will be charged 60 cents per *qi ar* l< i tli
fir^t insertion, and 311 .'ctiu for each suir*oucu
insert hill.
_ MISCELLANEOUS.
BLUE LAVA OKA A.HUNTS.
I have just received another
assortment of Hluc I.ava Pina,
dVaiVleUs, Necklaces and Ear
\ .
A'idb, i*urotioise Pins, Brace*
lets, Kar Ring'*, Necklaces
arid Pity*r r Bitta-s. They are
nil the latb't'slvlc of fa liion.
Ladies are i'nviti <f to call
UK1 make their selection, nfr they will e-.. iff a*
speedily nH the others did. Also in sfdie a fine lot of
Sil' er, Shell, Buffalo fetid Brasilian Polka Combs.
The community generally arc invited to call and
see < ne of the best and most extensive stocks of
WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER AND PLA
I KD WARE, aney and Military woods, ever of
Tered in the City, all ofVhlch shall be h Id as low
ds ai any City Store. J. M. v'RF.FMAN.
_ A Inr?c ,‘8’,,r'n'- n« "f Steel .'Silver and Cold
Heads. Purse and Bag Clasps, IViAc .Vouniitiffa.
&c.. At very low price*. <jrt 20
Ci. ST SNEAlj’S
SMITI-IERY AND EDGED
TOO l, M A N U F A C l O IIY.
, I iicSiiDhThrber having rccrntlv pr«
panel himself bptter for niHni’farlur
iijir ETHiEI) TOdlJs, unolil ini i in
liis hieiuls ami the public q ncrally.
that lie i« note manu'aciiirinq them
in all lluir ilifTcrt'iii varieties, ail of
which Khali to uiirmnii'il. Purchas
ers ran obtain l hem of him «n n.
moderate ter m* as they cun any w here in this sec
tion by the wholesale nr retail, and together with
the other branches of his hukine**. he can armra
module farmers with all kinds uf Farming Uten
sils. and Horse Shoeing with shoes to fit the feet
without fitting 'h* feet to the shoes.
. 1 bankfuT for past tavuis, lie hopes by assiduity
in business to continue lo merit a liberal share of
public palrc/mtge. G. H. SNEAD,
Oct 6—3m Portsmouth, V».
REMOVAL OF THE ARCADE.
Three Doors below the Old Stand.
^ IA11E PUBLIC will plcate'take notice that I have
X r< uiovr d Trom the Old Stand to the building
three doors below, formerly occupied bv Air - How -
ell as a Shite Slur. .
Having jufet r. turned from the North, I am now
opening ti lull assortment nf
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS,
whit-h cannot’be surpassed, if equalled, in quality of
material ..r Workmanship, for the prices, and which
I nui rteifruined to soli lower, for Cush, than the
same quality of Goods can be or ever were sold tor
in Portsmouth or Norfolk. Aly Slock consists, in
part, of the following:
Coats of all Dt ices. from £3 oil to *15 00
Vests of all qualities, from 1 26 to ' -too
Pants rlo do do 87 io o (Ml
Jackets—Shirts, of every descripi ion— Draw tr>-_
Socks— Scarf*—Httndkerr hief*—Slut t Collars and
Bo*orr.s Gum Suspenders, from J3 to 50 cents_in
tar l every thing usually kept In » Clothing Store.
r-»’'e't*V-<i ”ls“° ” ,u’" an<* beautiiol assortment of
CL I LERY, warranted to be of first rate material
and make It consists in part as follows : Pen
knives from fil CIS In 51 60—Razor s, of Rogers’s
make. 37 els. lo 51 25—Scissors from 124 lo 50 els.
I have also, in addition lo the above, a good as
sortment of JEWELRY, such as Breast Pins, Fin
der Rings, Fob and Guard Chains. Si v. r Tliim
blis and Shields, Watch Keys, Sc.vds, tic., which
1 will sell lower than they car be had at any other
i>lat*o in iliiririiis.
To the Ladies I would say, that I have an excel
lent assor tment of Edging., trom 4 to P in wide •
Need Ira, assorted sharps; Pius ; Spoof Cotton, of
the best make, 200 yds. for 5. is a spool ; Thread *
I ape ; Ladies’ Hose, from 12.‘ to 37J rt*., w hite*
mix’d and black ; Ladies’ amt Children’s Net Cap**
Also an assortment of Children’s Socks and Stock ’
ings.
£P,V,1cmen wiU phiase cal! end look at some
I LOANS | have, the pr ices ol whi’cli. for the qual-’ ’
tty, will astonish them.
I have also a beautiful lot* of CAPS, of all de
scription*. quality and price, cheaper than they
1 ''an he bought elsewhere in the t> wn.
Sept 26_ J. M. MILES.
MV I NTS, OILS, G LASS, At e — W ,• uTcT.^
A ceived from the Northern Cities large supplies
ol Genuine Medicines, t hemirals, Perfumery, Dye
Siutrs, Dye Woods, Paints, Pure 5perm and Lin
*ecd Oils, Window Glass, fall sizes) Patent Medi
cines, Garden Seeds, W. llierili’s Pore White Lead,
Black and Bed Lead, Litharge, Lamp Black, Vene
tian Red. Vermillion, Press Blue, Chrome Green
and Yellow, Turkey Umber, ’1 *riadc Sienna, Tur
pentine, Varnishes, Blue Salts. Paris Gre. n, tic.
DVE STUFFS—Logwood. Red Wood; Copperas
1 m iner ic, Blue Vitriol, Madder, Bet li.d:go; Ver
'Mgris, Anm ito, tic.. "
Aiso, another supply «.f Real Gtmlinc Jfarltm Oil
(imported by Dr. M A. Sumo.-, of Norfolk.) We
take ,this method of returning our sincere thank*
10 the citizens of Portsmouth, Gosport and ncigh
boring country for the patronage so liberally ex
| t. nr., d towards this Store, arid ‘we c* ntidr utly as
*11 c th.-in that every exertion will he made oil our
1 part to meet a continuance of the same.
{t> Physicians’ Prescriptions untl Family Receipts
compounded of the purest ingredients, with accu
racy and despatch.
*** Orders promptly attended to, neatly cxrcn
ted.aud at prices which will give, entire satisfaction.
CHAS. H. HEIN ITS H. Ag. nt.
Member of the Philadelphia College of
Nov 24 Medicine, Pharmacy and Chemistry.
1) ^ ^ SPICES, Ate.— VVc have received
* *no,hr:r supply ol Pure and Genuine SPI.
Lr-S, particularly for the accommodation of those
w ho wish (o make some, Nicetier- lor the Christmas
Holydays, (such as Mince Pies, Cakes, ( c.)
Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace, Nutmegs,
Allspice, Pow’d. Ginger, White <5ii per, Pepper
Double Distilled Rose. Pure Oil Lemon,
Orange Water, Essence Lemon, &c... &c.
Also. Fresh Superfine Olive or Tnhle Oil For
sale at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
12 CHAS ll HEINI ISM, Agent
Molt E CHEAP GOODS. Just received
Shovel* and Tongs at 75 cents per pair; do at
#1.26; do at #| 60 ' '
Waiters of beautiful Patterns
Spoons at all prices—Coffee Mills do
Frying Pans- Dog lions
Brass Candlesticks at 50 cent* a pair
f'arpet Tacks— Patent Spring Balances
Krn\ r* and Forks, at 75 cents per sett
Tea Kettles at 62$ cents—Spittoon* at 371 and 621
per pair * *
And for Christina*. Mince Pie Plates, and other
Goods loo numerous to mention.
Aiso, Stoves of all kinds and prices. Call and
look at them. DANIEL 8. CHERRY,
**•' *- Under the Old Dominion Office
Vl'M)llli;s. 30 hhd* Molasses m ud* Mkfs
IJ Pork
26 hhls Mackerel—260 kegs Cnt Nails
20 cask* Cheese- 40 hbls Vinegar
2(1 packages Tea- 100 boxes Soap
50 boxes Starch
20 packages Loaf and Crushed Sugar
j 100 dozen Buckets and Brooms
j 2,M) ream* Wrapping Paper
j Receiving in Store and lor sale by
WHITING fc JONES,
Dee 12 61 No. 10, Roanoke Btftiftre.
nMliTSfiS AM) NEW Y i:\tt IS
V/ COMING.- VVe respectfully rail the attention
of (lie public generally, to our fine and excellent
: assort trier, t of V'rfnrrury, Hair fimehea. Hr feeing
j and ol/irr C'omb», Noapa, Qrc. Also, another nipiv
I "f that most celebrated Cologne, the Herd Gtnun e
. Carina. Import, d by Dr. M. A. San'o*. of Norfolk
This is warranted to be the real article, and superior
1 to ary in the. know n world,
j Colognes, French, Gertnanv anrl American.
Elegant Extracts, for Hhnk'f*.
Superior Bay Rom, wiih almol rvery other ar
I lii le in our line. For sale at the Drug Store, Sign
i of 'he Htg Mortar,
I D.e 12 CHAS. II. HKINITSff, Agent.
\\r H. if HODCIBSACOo have
*V , reived at their Book and Variety Store a
G LIT A R which ha* Keen pronooneed by an rxoel
ent judge of Musical Instruments, to be a verv su
perior toned instrument. Call soon if you « t «
bargain. l