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NJ ORR1S L. ca. NJ. 80 Charras street, ATE now

MORRIS & Co. NJ. SO Charras street, ale now
~ receiving and opening n" most splendid, SUI
staniiai and ashi"na ir stuck at Climbing they
have ever cAhib,it Il in ,h;s market, consisting in
part "l the following articles: hlue, blue black, let
b"cs, london brown, 'i o., Olive, london smok.
and golden olive Ir,ct and dress COATS; HEAVIER.
stable aud harrington iork c"nis, esanly irnisa.
ed; tancy and plain black casSim,re aud cirlh
phnao"ns. english aud french farcy aud rlain
silk md satin vests; real new make com for, :;
english and french f,ncy and pam scnrfs nd
hdkiss chamols, silks-weh and gum elastic sus.
penders: cham"is, mcrnn, lamh's wool, welsh Aln>
mel, silk an'i cottun net shrrts and drawers; fine
linin and cotton shlr,s, with linn hnsoms, plain
and RULED; iv"rv fearl and plain handle silk uu
hrellas ''Grat1's" premium GInves--also n
beautiful article ut white kid, for weddings, balls
&C.; SprtIctrsd silk aud randana hdkis; plain
| figured and embro'dorsd Cambr,c do; silk, lamn
| wo"ls, marine, germantown, ard brow n and white
cotton halt hose; all NJ which they offer low for
cash. e" I" rnntnal customers - usual. Nav.
EDUCAll.N-FRENC anu ENGLISH
Mr.. James, recently arrived this city, be: leave
to ,nt"rm the ci',zens of New Orleans that he will
open an academy on Monday, ID, January, a, No.
10 Toulouse street, for the instruction of youth OF
b",h sexes. in French and English in which he
will be ably assisted by Mrs. James and Mrs.
Meicher, VIII" speak both those languages with
greul hnency and purity, and VIII" viii take charge
Of the departing mt OF The young niies.
.ht. james VIII give his whole attention to tie
vari"us branches Of education, mud liatters himsc
that he will give entire satisfaction 10 those VIII O
NAV honor him with their confidence. nov
NORRIS 4 Co, No. 35 Charities ei eel, arr Ic.
criving daily from their house in Philadelphia, an
elegant and complete assortment Of substantial
and fashionable clo'hns. They invite the alien
ton OF the pnhIic, rs they warranted in saving
that strangers and cl'i4cns cannot furnish them
selves moe advan.ageously in any city in the
Union.
N. b. A few dozen elegant ivory handle UNI
brelas, from - /" 81 inches. Also, n large lot
whitr'p,nc packing hnXes, v,rinu- sizes, very low
L>XCHANGt.-on London, Tor rale Inv
~ ml7 LII GALE 90 Common st
AWE subscriber offers Tor sale $50 hills FLOUR lsU
blls Whisky; 50 casks Bacon Sides; SO casks
Bacon Shoulders; 10 casks canvas~ed Hams.
april THOS Is HGLIEN. ~ Camp st
NTlIISKEY-.0O barrels rrctlltd, landing iIom
w steamer Empress, for ssie by DORSEY.
aPl % Al New levee
- lCE-3O us'cts rice, Tor sale by
~ a!2 TNIER, 81 Grsvicr s,
I lFE FRESERVERS-Ju-t received u eupsriur
~ article oflfe preservers ut tho Bazaar,
arg BUSH y ALLAN
I IME-l0n0 tasks rhnnas,on Lime landing from
~ ship Pefuvi4n for sale nv
apls sNJP WHITNEY, % Camp 8,
TEMENr--!iy dnulic and Roman for sale hv
~ mar q READ & RAkSIOW. ? Bank Place
IFEKM CANDLES-50l h0ar, tIr r,n Ca7ld1 ~,
- asserted hruni~, for sale nv
sri " RRirt,i. s 10 l3t Hn-arin- <,
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g ADDLERY w ARE he subscribers, mann.
- tacture,s and wholesale dealers in ,ddery
goods, nov receiving by late arrivals from the
nurlh in addition to their former stock, an exren-
s,vc assortment of articles in their line, among
which the following, viz:
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NEW MCSlC-O, Native Music Tho tonvcn. Il .
Pm rantng, rnvin, bale Newer Despair, +
don't You re member the beautiful s'a. in the DrumI
No"""ce; rue Wns il"se of t'c peppcrs :! hon
come unh )l.ovr thou me, sung by ii ISIS S
in til. grand Rom mite OPefn Amilic Good Mig
I'll" meeting an parting; care for spring ON G
hckl' wing by II iiuSse; Come come, thou art in 500
row; Lille on the Ocenu wave by II Russell; She
watched tor lin; Flo mo let fall tear; Come to m a,
n"rning; Der the waters bv moonlight There's home
like my own, nrral.cd for th. hurr hv r Laburre.-
Royal Values, by A Flcchc; Queen Victorlus Court
Quadrillcs. Just received und for sale by
dig Is CASEY 10 Cnmp AZ
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THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALF DAYS,
From Mobile (Alabama) TO Augusta Geo
EAVF.S Mobile uve,y other ,la, jm,uu.,in civ sttt.
1 the arrival OF the mail from New Orleans her tn
steamboat EMELlNE, to Bakcly coaches TO pensacol,
steamboats, per Pensacola Bay st Rosa sound AM, Choc
tIach'e River and 'ayl to Cedar Buf., coaches thenc
via Mari:nnN, Challlnocchcc, formerly Mount We,
non, Bainbr ldse, Plnerlon; il,wkinsville and Louis
vile, to Augusta passenger takin,; his seat At Nj,
bile is in no danger OF being thrown out or LOSING h
preference by other conflicting interests as The FIOkl
ia LINE is but ONT concern, and under one co, ira
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY uI,on hi:
arrival Augusta time specified through all eath
CT and at season, unless unforeseen cats
trophe should occur. The Great New Orleans Mai
is carried ty ibis route The Agents for accomrnoia
,h. ,o..,n co,'",., ""' are MOI surpassed
me sn,oo,h hard ,,,,ro, ro,,,s ,,o ;
es,inr water navigation The inn. and decentralization,
afford the traveller speed certain, romior, .nd ,Ira
ing variety; connected rs i, were with the Rail Road
Charleston s. G.. aud til. steam packets TO New Ysrk
travellers rea III New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II hArs'-Washington city in l2.
from C"n'a'oochce, Florida, We have Rrane
Line VIA quincy aud tallahassee, To 81 Marks, hor
posi- e"'HmS also wv" branches Iro'n ila"k'nsv'll,
one !" ANU one TO Macon, iiSht Nv" i'or'
'',nes , olpeNtoNo . co.
Ia 80, ."' '''' ' ,.
.,E, > ,,, >'.:'
uI;I ", a stn "''.@
Au.uJ, m t,h,rl,.,n, I;f :.
i:l,rl.s,n IN New ynrL nsn- ,en
Time. N.w Ur.,u To NosiI- ~ hmm,
Mobile to Anguish. 50 =.
Augusta to Charleston, ~ ="
Charleston to New York, ST. 25s
Making l6s miles per day. or miles per hour, inclu
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GAS DEPARTMENT

- UAS DEPNN MIMI,
Gas Light Bauking Comply, :January 30, 1889.
pany will furnish Pit,sburg Coal, in small quar-
ties, to their customers.
Orders received at the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
jail r W WELLES, Src'y,
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ARErNrIY's DYsPPrlC MNIH.

Dr. b.rr.tay, til greatest Of In Iii ,rgeon. wn
opinion that nine-tenths Of the diseases that aiec
used by him with the most unprecedented success i'll
,s pryu,e aud public practices for upwards Of forty
wears, for the renewal Of he following diseases
Loss II appetite, Flatuency, DiSttniinn Ut the Ston,'
ach Pain in sile, Henvness Of the Head urd incl,
nainn sleep, Irreg uurity OF the Bowels, aud IN all
where Indigestion or tostive habit Is found to
exist.
This medicine must be numhe ed among the host
Of quack nostrun+ before the pubic. as il is thu:
sole invention Of thu u'est and must scientific surgeon
Europe produced, and tia secret Of preparing It
wa, purchased by the agent for vely lurSc 1t is
agreeaole AMI pleasant to the Ia te, acts mild her
lent always keeps the bowels free, nrarts vlgoi and
strength tho system, ind eheerlulness TO the mind,
aud II aw b"teS remnvrs the most nirned cases OF
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and preventsu return at any
future period. anna
IS Madison. street.
SlR:-In consequence Of leading se.lentary life. l
have been troubled IN or less, with Indigestion for
ten years. tur the las, three years suerinss have
been insurportab!e. | have tried several phyicans,
and number OF q'lack c.lciues with mt deriving any
bsno6t. despuired of obtaining any permanent
relief and resigned myself 10 the st hopeless despair
1 was persuaded bv many friends try Abernelhy .
Dysreptc Elixir have now finished the fourth bot
lie, aud know not how To express N.Y. nratlon OF its
wonderful virtues and the miracle it hi performed in
restoring me that health which l. mgh lost for
aver. Send half duzen bottles ny e and except
nv thanks ior the blessings you have erredhy re-
storing ms TO perfect health.
JCOII MONROE.
The agent has in his possession seVe hundred tcs-
;,nonius similar the abve of the extraordinary viz
sues OF this medicine. Sold by appointment at Dr.
Jo,nson's. 40 iiienvia street. nov. 5
VALUABLE ENGLISH EDITIONS.
NIARr-:LL'S Wonders Of Geology.
lvl Cullngswor,h works
Gibbons miscellaneous works
Romans works-Waverly, (male) portraits
Parry's Legenlry catinet-t'owpel's works. 8vs
Hosg's tales, vols-$ir Charles Grandson
Goldsmith Animated Na,ure-Smith oil Cottages
Knux history Of the reformation
Davenpors Biographical dictionary &c &c.
Ina, received and for sale by A TOWAR.
,07 40 CampFt
NLEGANT BROOCiiES-W William Bell, l6 Char
u tres st., has this day received small assortment
oil.rge .namec and mosaic brenslns' set up IN the
ern stylc.
IN\NCY MATCiIES-Mith beautiful paintings,
r landing from ship Alexander from Bremen for
.,'e nv TRIER.
teba. 81 Magazine 81
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NO CUEt No PA


TAR JOHNSON, OEcn 10 BienvilI" street. con
II fres his practice TO ske treatment OF Venereal
Disease IN all its different l'rRs.
Dr. Johnsoa, from residence Of many yearsin Hos,
pj,as in Europe devoted 10 the treatment I'll Venereal
Di..asrs and from hts present extensive practice IN
that particular urunch Of the profession, guarantees
safe spe dy aud sltrtue to such persons as arc
.,oubled with ANY OF the following diseases. via
Gonorrhnca, elects, Surctn,es, Chsncres bubos,
Seminal Weakness, Ati..Lueus ofthe BLADDER Kidneys,
(.oins, Ure,hru PROSTATE Gland, Swcled esicies,
Eruptous Au the SKIM Sore Throat Pains in the
JOINTS
And the numerous symptoms which generally follow
his disease.
Recent cases cured in or three eays without the
use of Mercury interruption iron business, or al,era
zion in the mode oflising. -,
medicine t. pre-. enl Venereal Disease can he Oh
famed of d. Johnson. 1t is rom the recipe OF the
Haron Larry, IL celebrated Treuch Surgeon, and was
u,c, bv him during the several capai! ms in which he
served as SErgcon General in the French Army.
Sold by Dr. Johuson, At bis office. Those persons
haviu. siv affection Of Veaareal Disease AMI sbont
eakng sea voyages. wing t" the county, would
do we'll by giving Dr. Johnson call, proper medi-
ncs for Their cure in the shortest time can lie put up
with written direc tous tm their
Office opeu from IL the morning until loo'clock at
- sh..-,
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pURNHAM'S DROPS.--rhis medicine was
~ discovered BY the proprelnr and i Ia been sub

RURNHAM'S DROPS.--This medicine was
- discovered by the proprietor and has been sub
lec'cd TO his careful observation for many years
IN every variety OF piacice, and all the disease,
OF the diversified American climate; and il is MOI
given to the public with the utmost confidence and
believe that il is, most clearly set forth in the
pamphlet accompanying the same, the best mehi.
cine ever thrown within the reach of all classes nf
s"cieiy. Ii is with the greatest pr"prie,y given in
all the mandies which nflic, the human r, ce, from
the established TACT, that, when takrn into the su-
mach II acts accoo1hiny TO the state OF The stom-
ach and the nature Of the disease, either rs an
eme'c, diuretic, sudurihc, eApec,oran, or rrperet
medicine. That Il is really what it purports t" be,
needs only tTnl I" satisfy the most ncrednous.
The TACT IA daily coming TO the knowledge Of the
propr'aors of its beneficial and saving effects in
cases OF the agne and fever bilious, ,yphus, ner-
dysen'erry or flux, dyspepsia measles, satisfy
them that they are no. only warranted in warmly
recommending it, bu, they called upon from n
sense of duty winch they owe to the human family
TO say to ALL Try it, and you will bear ample tcsti-
ony I" all we have id on The subject.
The cholera itself, the worst scnurgn which he
ever visited c"uhtry, has been successfully co.'s
qncred the proprietor in thirteen cases with the use
OF this medicine only, without TUE ISL uf single
pn,i"nt. The mrdlc'n" spte are only bv doctors
BURNHAM Il DAVIS, 81. Louis Missouri; and is
put up in phinls each accompanied with plain
and distinct direction, and containing ab"u, sixty
'l' SEES, to be had for seventy five cents, which
makes 1t much the chuapes! nc ulei,e ever offered
TO the public.
The above medicine il cold wholcsae md retail
by our tents, Henry B,nnahel, D uggi., and
Apo'hrcury Tch"uWt"ulas str e,. New Orlfars.
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(NiASS-ioo hozea in store for sale BY
" rs SHALt r BROWN as Mss,,ins s.,
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0lnlai 1t
STEAM ISOAT BILLS.

4 1NNER>, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS Of SrEA "
~ hCAFS can haze their Bills struck of; in one
more Colortd Inks on flan or Coored Paper ,rith
despatch. aud on favorable Terms, by ieauiny their
ORDERS TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner Of
poydraS and ST. Charles streets.
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G N Morrison. No II, Canal street

G jones' corner Tvoi Circle and Triton Walk
ihose that wish to act AgcntsI address e FOL
DtANSBE, wholesale Areu mar I "
" AGNERS LIQUID ODENTlCA.-Hus
w been long used. both here and in the nor h
with uniform success. for cleansing and whitening
the tea'h, and preventing the loo,hache; preserving
the gums, purifying thu breath, and RELIEVING most
diseases l." which The mouth is liable in either the
adult or infant One tea spoonful, mixed in a wine
glassiul of pure waier and applied to re teeth
IN usual manne' with brush, will effectualv p,e-
vent scnrvy, and ward off that .xcru,ia.ing pain.
the tooth ache.
Prepared only by T. F. Wanser, Surgeon Den.
It's, to Jefferson C"lisge, and sold whoosaa and
retail by CARLETON L. Gu. 81 Canal 81.
fl snie agents tor Wnneer's Odenrlca
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NEW MEDICINE.
DR.. G. Il. Phelps Compound TOMATO PILLS,
tiEntireIy Vegeabicl

W. a. 4 "eAPs c0WV0HM TUNA - IlLLS
tjEntire'y Vegetabic
4 ne' and iapninabte Nediciae for all Diseases a. 81
Substitute for Ca/omeI as a cuHtartic IN Eerers
aud al bilious Affections.
INiESE popular Pills IeIns of newly
L covered Alkaline substance extracted Il ON the Tomato
fah with other vegetable substances nch have been found
to modify ditfuse its effects beey ed best
been uhundAny and successfully tried, and have
universal appreciation for ScrOu Dyspepsia JaunCe iii
nous Diseases Gravel rheumatism, Coughs Colds. Inueuz
Catnrh Nervous Diseases Acid >,onacs GIudular sw
ngs OF all Kinds, C"siivcnc Collie Headache, &C.
Al Ahtidotc'e Contagious aud Epidemic discusses pre
vent the ioriAnlion OF bilious and liver atrcos and
Aguc. &C. III those esldc hot climates ui low uA
arsy and tho c.tlpriic that can he ed f,,
those loo lItes Scmen will find infhir remedy
lor the and Trnt ecrs mrdcic ley can
Use to counterfeit the dangers Of exposure uusnty c
atet F"r"rdinasy Family Physlt teyate ally ap
proved us the hest offered
The pc. uidT the Tomato Plant hsyo for
time attracted the attention Of the medic Il and the
public aud great interest hl been directed tho future
'eoeh'ef CT It's medicinal qualities, winch the proprietor
hart Iii heIns able mills to
the public. with the tu confidence Of tlr, beiu. the MOST
SAFE ana VALUABLE REMEDY EVER NuAl. GUS
Certificates IT cures nm those who have ID them aud
testimony OF s"ven pm stefan. who have be thm all
concur t. corr olrntc ii, upin"n Tho rapidly ng
demand for and the universal be ed uln
the'n as an additional evidence OF their merits and USE
fulurss
Influence, by the hope that u,ricnr prepared VIII m uc
care and with strict regard to the Thrapcu.
ic properties OF IL several ingredients should place
OF the irresponsible medicines the luv with which The
country aloahds-and from the favor already I've upon
1t BY ply and Others he feels xprctng hi.
result.
F" full account CT this interesting discovery cstimon-
ais mode of operation &c pamphlets whIcl NAV lie had
rats Of all who sell those pills.
None genuine without signature G, X. PHELPS
NJ u, sule proprietor. Hartford, Conn.
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GAR \ M)L>SSGS-l5O hhds Sugar,
l1.ilO1 gals Mulasses-m plantation ahove the
ar s,.lc by ADAMS T. WillTALL,
ei--2w ~ Gravier st
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- TEEI, PENS-Fel,s Nos. /. ,. 3 4 i pens
~ Daniel Webster pen, Fets large barrel pen
Congress large do Pcrry's flat spring do
do small do do 3 slit do
Windels ladies' do do double paten,
do imperial Double putcl.t do
Gufs barrel do do National do
And G,llCt's Commercial, for sale at
DAVID FELT l. Co, 81 Charities st,
fr6 N Slaoners Hail
4 rOMPASSES, THERMOMETERS, MICKuS
~ COPIES, &c-Just received and for sale by
Wm Nc kean, corner Of Camp and Common Streets
eneral assortment OF Surveyors Compa>ses,
Mathematical Instruments, Drawing Pens.
Spring Dividends, spring Boy Pens Ivory Pro
trnctUrs,
Ivory Scales, Gunter's Scales, Glass Trianslas,
Parallel Rulers. Aicro<c scopes, Thermometers,
Camera Obscnras, Survey Chains,
Measu Times S.c
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skACoN, l.ARI, and rORk--:sl hid, ,r,c,nua,,
ID tu.ed Sides and Shoulders
2U00 Keys Gr$, quality Lard
lnr htla Mesa Fork. fer xels by
aci } NfEISO.i {. AVERY, st,;rav,ur q
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lJLAYING CAKDS--Just received a few gross
otvery superior Fr. 'ch cards, very thin and
tine, tor sale cheap bv =, FELT 4 Coz
ml0 Y StationerI hull "a Charities
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FOR SALE By,
Fnllanshc General Agent No. II Exchange Place.
the Post Office Also, by Fsycanu No 1913 Rue 10
J. Baker Co. No II New Lcvcc.
Or. Marshall. Corner 81 James and Tchap,ouns.ts
J. Ross Lafayette City.
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FRANKLIN rurrRm ARy


XIV. pt'lIc are II" pcCtiuilv informed that in1
tuition is erected ~ the most improved plans
In an AIRY aud nnet ADJ " able situation in the ia b,u
Fran kiln, upon The rni d. one mile IRON the aIisst
s'iIi.
The huilding is large most commo.cusly divided
INTO apartments. for k.rrDy separate dsreu, cIas.vs
and Il tierent diseases.
The institution i. -uprli Il with the mos, skltuI and
attentive male aud female muses. and speaking the -
rlous modern languages.
Private rooms may be had hv gentlemen nj Ave dol
lars per day. incutiu, attic nd,uce &C.
Terms IN the mary wards, two dollars Ger dsy
>lnvss slso ~" dollars. Small rrx in the ordinary
wards, five dollars.
An capital surgical operations extra.
Tbs resident pA, Hh-iR, is DR. Wede,nan, TO whom
application Tor admission must be made. ., to DR.
''"z@'"h'rr y" v RHn'rrrr street. nplalv
sSh Ltr...o L.iriLh-Jut receiv ID, In store q
IL cases ASSORTED .som 10 co sheets so Y 60 inekes
S LOCKER Co,
MI II From, Lsvee
| u X'.'A Nur, O fNLANELFHIa-FoT SALE *
~ M Y0RkE. IS Comp 81
! 50 EuEk,- - htl fw ;. by
II g aHEE7. ~ -
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! 50 fuEN--.7 n'l f~s, l-hy
II 9 aHE=. ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-08-29

OF LOveJ is as much greater than we experience, as
the tOrrd zone exceeds that Of polar regions 1t is
distant from the sun 6s millions Ofmies and from the
earth " millions of niles being nearer to us than any
heavenly body except our moon. It revoIves about
the sun in pa days and I6 hours at tho rate Of %
miles IN second. Itwould takea cannon ball Ia
years to go from this world Venus. at the rate of
500 miles an hour, or $4,000 miles day. Were it
visible to the naked eye. when it comes between us
and the sun, it would appear s5 times larger than it
now does but its dark side is then turned toward u.s.
At Its greatest briance tens but IA of Venus is IL
Illuminated. Then in clear evenings, in a favorable
position, its rays make distinct shadow in room,
through any window that is perfectly transparent,
and IN the words of much admired modern poet,
when near lake or river,
That evening star with sparkling beam,
Dances upon the crystal stream
ANA Jupiter, the king Of stars,
And Saturn, Mercury and Mars,
haGh IN their turn perceive their light
REELECTED from the surface bright"
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HARDwARE,

A GENERAL assortment of excellent Ta-
N BILE Cutlery, also Wilson's, Algof's, and
other Shoe Knives, Razors, Pen and Pocket
Knives, Cloth and Hair Brushes, Tooth do.
Horse brushes, whitewash brushes, and Shoe
brushes, superior Scissors, Percussion Caps,
Tea bells, common and polished Steel Snuff
fers, Indelible Ink,ivory and dressing Combs,
Tea Trays fish hooks and lines, clothes lines
Japan'd Lamps, Britannia Faucets all sizes,
Molasses Gates, Norfolk Latches, Butts and
Screws, Iron Rivets, Gimhlets Coffee mills,
curry Combs, Cards, cut Tacks. all sizes
Brads, Locks of different kinds, and varic-
ty of other goods in the above line.
August Ell ISAAC LAWRENCE
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For the Enquirer.
CELESTIAL SCENERY.

10 the celestial canopy, the wonderful expense,
Let infdels agree that God unknown to chance.
vENus.-Of all the planets Venus is the most splen-
did and longest visible. Like gorgeous antamp,
she alternately anticipates the dawn and nsbers in
the western twilight. She supplies in some degree
the Office Of the moon in its wane. &
The Greeks called the morning sta. Phospher from
its briance, and the evening star Hesperus, asst APP
peared in the western sky at night
See frightened Venus runs her brilliant round,
With radiant beams and heavenly glory crown d /;
Friend to mankind. she giters from altar,
Now the bright evening now the morning star.
From realms remote size darts her pleasing ray
Now leading on, now Closing up the day.
When seen through telescopes it exhibits the same
appearance asihe moon does, increasing from sil-
yer line or crescent, TO the shape Of the moon at its
first quarter.
When Venus is at great apparent distance from
the Sun, il be seen in the daytime even with the
naked eye, and through telescopes has been seen a:
MONDAY. II would be simple. indeed, to add what
child would know that the sky and mir must be sngu-
larry serene for this to take place.
Mountains have been distinctly seen on Venus,
which measure % miles perpendicular.
J. The atmosphere Of Venus extends more than
30 miles from its surface. The opinion is now
greatly confirmed, tina, Venus il attended BY sattel
lite or NOON This has been discovered by many EN-
inent philosophers. Her diameter is 1900 miles &:
Taking the population Of England as Standard We
mus would contain S. or 81 times the pop
ulation Sf our globe. From the heights and depths
the length and breadth of its surface, the scenery
must be far more beautiful. magnificent and sublime
than our own planet, and hold rank in the Solar
System and the universe Of Cod in proportion to it,
sze far surprising other larger heavenly bodies The
degree Of solar light in Venus is twice greater than
we enjoy, and the Sun looks nearly double in size tG
what il does on this globe. The degree Of heat on
the planet Venus (or ssit is POLITICALLY called the stat
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A II ARE CHANCE!
Goods MT COGzyg

NJ H. NORTH g. co. wishing to reduce
1Ns their stock of Goods, offer their entire
assortment for CASH-AT COST!
They have on hand great variety of
Goods ofall kinds, and those in want will do
we'll to embrace so favorable an opportunity
to supply themselves at New York prices.
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VARIETY--- Vsy,.Segyseey.

DLACK and Blue Black Bombazines and
- Silks, Mouslin de LANES, Printed Lawns,
light and dark Prints, Shawls and dress
hdkts. brown and white Linen Table Cloths,
Linen Napkins, Burlap's Russia Sheeting,
brown Linens, Irish Linens, Black Italian
Cravats, Linen Collars, Linen Cambria and
fine Cambria hdkfs. /. LAWRENCE.
August d 10