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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-02

MIcmoAN-The Wings of this State have nom
mated Stephen vickery for Governor, and M. Lamb
for Lieut.. Governor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-02

05-A monument Of lead is to be erected by the
miners Of Galena, Ill.,, in honor of Caleb Cushing.
Tor his services when in China for the promotion
Of their interests
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-02

a. Hon. ]. G. Birney, of Michigan, has been
suffering from a severe and protracled illness.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-02
New Hampshire Election.

New Hampshire again repudistes the annexation
fraud, aud again refuses to elect the Texas Loco
foco candidate for Congress, Nc Woodbury.. Re
turns have been received from more than 200
towns in the State, which give majority against
Woodbury. Of aboo, 500. notwithstanding the
grea, falling of in the aggregate vote from last
Spring John P. Hale's vote has increased 1000,
In l9s towns the vote foois up as follows
Woodbury., 1907
Goodwin, 1851
Hale, s,036
Scattering. 2s5-l7,95S
Majority against Woodbury., GAL
additional towns give Woodbury. a majority Of
2Os, and reduce the majority against him to 49,
IL small towns to be heard from
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
MA X ~ HALL'S
40. 30 Cnc,,,nm-S,,c,


A BOUT 10 doors from the corner of Pearl and
n Chatham right passing the
City Han. NO patronage asked from ibDse down.
CATALOGUE OF PRICES
rong made Cotton Linen Collars
anisdu o. so, So TO- 10 80. H. ~, So So IS 49,
10 so. H. H. 90 ~ ~ co. 9t rs a. a. and SEA per doIsn
Al Linen shirts en- ~ So a. So 40 90 sc and per
estrn
Pain co'ton slns IS So so, and VI so per dozen
Coofed ShrF, 81 50, 80. r. . 10 aud si per
Linen Bosoms, ", as 50, Sc. so, Sc 10
per darn
Sc Ut NJ premiums The AMERICAN iNrTtrU rH-By %
doing VIII b. convinced Of Tie ~ofsuanhp o
goods, notwithstanding the ehsapReSs md 70 tba many
who d not chance New syss exhibited az
The late Fa In consequence Of s continued crowd arcnd hs
they have opportunity OF 'seng the G0sa Nee
dlsNott In this county, BY calling ~ the DepoL
Mafrh,s snirts snd Collars
Of pncts r,ady Linen sors. city through.
the county
Ju rsetyrd IN addition former ses soek Of Coss II
svery DESERT 1000 III Cotf. az so ets or
Use B7e o.. IS 50, IS U.s. so a. and
-, Including style hARsHALLH BYRON COLLARS,
which been 70 highly approved NJ Thess goods together
with our ss 'e viz muse p bosom, Washington and sttBd
ns byron Cosrs ear b. found Of the principal ready
nsds buen Eores throughout the sni a. ts Mtnudfs
Yosk
BIN consequences ~ pisces eanifg bsiT
sofeb DsPoi o. ts. the fore ts paeuiu
" MARsHALL'd co
bfanfh No &c iat Street. 10 IT--1m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
MUSICAL PRODIGY

Nj. NEts"S' Who was announced in a commun ted
paragraph ia our last paper fret Wonder in the
world o. Muse cr'eENes the distinction there awarded
hu for he has gnoesed all be abled deies of the hes,
then mythology Hto tho middle Of Irs, week OruEe,s
car no longer boast Of the power Of bis g. move
Stones Tor rE heison Enes ad n,r,t
m1tic from stones. Pan may his pipes int the
nyeF, and himself after tien for Mr. Nelson make. mi.
out o! strips - solid wood Yes-ttrnnge a. NAV seer,
1t j. nevertheless ifehs he produces perfect harmony
Tom the SIMPLE element. Ui snd wood sot in roni
bnauon; bet separate. Who would surp-se that nuber
q pieces Of stone. similar which the mower u,
10 "Lrt ' rcyhe, hTanged ia lows resting on wsps
Of straw could give forth Of swocts.t melody such
IS sf moulded nv tbs gens' and -nos supeihuman han.
d"ork Mr.. Nelson into the e. perfect and exaaisita
specimens Of musical exceeding oil that hiss b,,n ,c
eompBshed by the f.! famed musical Rssses md halls,
Yet such IL the fact OF which Mr. Ne,an took occasion TO
convince Us by pnyste eIib II h., bostdDg hons.
On his arrival In CITY IL B needless TO civ.
minute description OF this apparatus Tor producing
concord Oi sweet s9unes; lot aim Imagine OF
square stchs ~ Wool an iDCh thick, wound round with
straw, lsid par'el 20 hnoner on table each pni, az
sucks supporting number OF wheone. OF diffeteo a.
zes IN perfectly rough state with the execution of The
| upper suraee-and the Instrument IL complete Mr. n
then ihkes Li' stand al the able with little mollet in
hand and proceeds to tap the stones from which t,w s
'oun's d tie samui' m 'mooi, distinct and InOiodious
tones.
The stones Mr.. Nelson informs Us. er. procured f,o
| the sNddsw mountains. in Cumberland. EGgand which
SIR Waller Scott has by the wizard influence of bis
pneed Within the pale Of Foydcn, e. abode for the
Genius or Romance And hence, perhsps the magic Of
80 81 hsif minute PARTICLES when touched by the Spirit
| VI music embodied in Nr. Nelson.
lie next introduces instrument Of q still m oro rustic
desenp'on,U being composed Df double row Of eight
sticks inerocked; he largest about inch square and
twO feet IN length These played upon by the lte
mhos, which, ia the hands Of Mr. Nelson extract oil tho
musical notes and work Them up into with magic Bl
| ELECT
Mr. Nelson has s'soa very unique and sntent instru-
nent Of music, called the Dulcner, producing tones not a..
terror TO hr Piano. and strange, yet pie asng wi,al
a. 10 rxoi'c mingled empt Of wonder aud delight,
NJ Nelson Informs that he has had 81 years pricce
by which lac tas gained such command over these in
stuments and such rapidly OF execution ~ marks a
once "a creature by himself challenging the world for IN
equal"
concert by this gentleman would be Of moe. truly
novel and exciting character, and In every way worthy III
the liberal patronage Of or inusc-lOying citizens.
fNo,fnik
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
MR.. pRoMGooLs,s INrRIcuEs.

We arc made acquainted. in the wsrcn,on FIsg. with
part OF the machinery used operate upon the party
in Richmond aud Of political intrigue in
MI Drnnsoo!e wcs recently en.ageG The Flag e1ngrsu-
isss itself upon tho election OF Mr. Smith Governor
and then says:-
or pleasure at his election only eq,aed by
tssaton ard his defsstin the Sepstol cecon
winch was carried bys successful Intrigue. We charged
the ne and information the subject render.
c.rtsa George Drunsooe who I'y;lx make hnss
h'pcuoar, was tbs tin the ~orkinR
neni. sad the ANAL squad which be ccnuolei that
OCCASION were ~htesd the right and LEFT. defeat Mr.
Smiths election a. Governor Dot purpose II Nr.
p!omgocc could reasonably have aspied Senatui,i
toncrs could excuse his conduct aserbinS anb
ucn. B., he had P:eiens0us to such spp1niten,
o. reaching Washington he foil OF the hopes which
prois.d to ia intrigue, that he ernouaccd
in a public hntc the election Of Judge Pennybecker
certsn. lie .sid h. had hSed the matter because Mr.
Smith ioue.,5 with Calhoun;sn. We have no lsa-
gusEc eSpe:, ieLicasut astogshTe such
duct proceeding !Ja. s-, moye and predict it will
recoil with emend effect upon him. The sub little
Magician may res assured Carounsn 70 much pre-
dcminan than he suspected and h. who aiempt
the torrent OF popular will the subject; L !cst.
Nh Dromsoolc, ,rlg did you sgains, Nj Smith
" Gentle Shepherd tel Us, irAsl"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17

We have been prevented from earlier acknowledging
the receipt OF the following Books laid On our table
by Aessrs. J. W. Randolph l. Co. snG Messrs Drinker i
Morris OF ih. city:
America and the American People" 10 the die Of .
large and well printed VOLUME om the pIes- OF Mcs.rs
j. x II. g. Langley, AsOr House, New Yo'S-seot is
through Messs Drnk-! & Mn:ris Ths Work i, The Pre-.
ducion OF F'eisrieS Vos Edumsr, Professor CT Hloy
m the CnveEsy Bern. IL ss been translated from
the German. By WIN. W. Turner.
We hase bsen unable t,Ee up the above volume for
the purpose Of giving i. careful peruss bed ped
DC; but, By what gather irYn tho ans.Ors Pc
face, take the work 70 be deeply interesting al A,Ge
means.
Inc same gaauemen. Messrs. D. L NJ have sent tia
Southern ReIdoT or Cbds Second Reading Book" con-
timing simple reading lessons. progressively arranged
This s the second edition Of the same book with ,dt-
tons. II has been published by Messr5 ). Babc5ck (
Co.. OF Charleston, :. L.
"WilGer's Rea!er." from the Gerna.n Of winners
Chlirens Friend" work described having long be ID
the FIRST rank in the celebrated schools OF Prussia Thu,
has been cent us oy TIE pabisrers. MeEsrs. Thomas,
Cowpeiwsiie & CO., Ct fhi!s5eiphis. Tas work mas
been translated by VIM. Wells. Teacher OF Modem Ian
susses, and sa!s 10 be particularly scapisd
schools IN lhe L. States.
Tie Messr. Ha'psr & Bfothsr. hsyr forwarded to Us
Nci ~ and ~ o their Illuminated bible. sud No Of
he illustrated Wandering Jew. They have also favored
u. vi 'Cosmos sa'Vey 81 the Uoiysss, By AeIlnde!
Won Humboldt" Prce shilling.
No. Co. of the Library Of Select Novels, en;.ied the
Foster Brother, ts,e q ;hs war OF Clcz1a-oy Leigh
Hunt" For the lssi named works. We are indebted 10
Aes,rs. E'njOPh Co., also Tor toe following w:
"Stas.e-I7.-, and TsbC-TsiS, &c. &c, BY Harry lie.
ovsT fro- the press Of Messr, Lea 81 snr-s-i Phila-
d-ipnis.
xessrs. Appleton & CO. OF 2OO Broadway, Eer yer.,
and GS. Apple No. ~ Chestnut Street, Phade phia
have sent "a beautifully executed WORK. uncer toe te
d 'hs Book Of Coed FSapPes;" drawn from authentic
history sad Biography designed illustrate the Jen,ssl
effects Of vir,av1s conduct: ~ Joh1 Fros', L. p A
young n'nd, wo h-s Isr5 tie greater ps q. Inc above
work, spesks iayo!sJiy Of IT,
BLAeEwooD ioE NoyEy-LR-Nr. Josefh Oil, who II,
GgsnI for tic Work bere hs. The American Edition
Of Bl1ck~ood' F4ln5vrgh Magazine, for November
Al ths;e dot,ne the attention Of he r,bdn g public
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
lhr.n LIsnLinr tLc 81

'As painting I'll remain until Saturday night at tho
In'y Church. Those who have not bosl should TO- and
examine FOR iiemse ye- the life ond feeling that the i'm
mortal WEST ba, left depicted with hrs pencil upon thin,
lrgs canvass Tee visitor UohoIds upon gu ares Of some
two hundred feet Of canvass between sixty and seventy
individuals, with as many different feelings and PARSONS as
presumabc the orgns scene, enacted near two thou
sand yrar- since presented No adequate idea Of the gran
dsrf o. '" '"eno con, with pen. be presented The nd.
mission he reach Of all and all who have a mind
10 'pprs' a beautiful should not fail % erpend the
sun Of twenty i've cents. and this picture The Odd
Fellows IRIS o Baltimore, enquiries 10 know Who nn5n
the many Thousands that have looked upon tho sublime
ing Of CHRIST Healing the Sick does not leel ronseo.
pride m 'ho 'c 'ha he great a1lh,f vl- on Amsrie,1-
The production alone. bis f'uiipl mind ard master psp
c he'd gwen es.once to other sufficient Il, rscs
him 10 the foremost ans Of the srts'- Of . age 60 yr,s,
and incfee'ng the desire to tas sublime work Of mr.,
iha' The proprietor ha. concluded leave the Masonic Hall
and - making arrangements 10 peipetusto he ,Ib,buop
short me longer al the OBJ Fellows Hail. commencing on
/ Monday n''' We a., g.sd OF IL We would look mon
I u departure from with regret"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
SELLING OFF, SELLING OFF.
TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLsRS IN
French. English, German aud Americ An DIR
GOOnS

1--WE subscriber, wishing 10 reduce his present
u stock 81 Gcodrtspaaory taxing an Inventory on 10
'snuary-wl from this Date tith Dec them At great .a
snhe" for all who have purchased their winter rg,ns
seTvrnrs o would Do Thu. rare
vio obtain them a' the lowest ne ib- rates.
IL SIoRI.
Va p' Negro Jeans at II cent. YER yard.
80 %. Pad l. hey from 10 10 4D . peIyafi
6uO pr. Negro Blankets, some low u etL
100 p Cashmere hoiins ard ,ther dres IS %.
less than Ruar puCs.
70 pc OF ney Dress OF siyas mi an
peiior fabric, at AMI less than cost
]" % Black and Blue Black Gro de s~a, bIrgainj
piece Satin Levantin, at only % per yard
onibre shadsd Co1kag-, Pars matg
80 - Furniture Calite. fpu 9 10 10 cent. per yard.
500 p nTcIs d. from 81 cts or yard
50 dozen Alpaca and Lambs Hose from IS IN 7Se p.t
90 % Bhsnd Cord Apses from 81 80 cents per yard
hbaw't' Fhtwls'' IN Rrcat variety.
40 ps Cissinet, from 25e TO 6 shinirRs per yard.
20 - Bk Olive and Eue C,o,bs TO o. poi yard
- % BIZ and Fancy COiofed Casino res iron, 10 81
befes inlny other goods here QUICK
secure bargain n the cheap eHlh store Of
RDRIs BERRLEY.
de II Ma Stfcst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
irrRicTLoNS ro-NIGIlr,

- Jur resss VIII observe by reference the aiver-
-. ~ columns that Miss. IcLiA TusYBuLt, the Grsccu.
Popular papssUst takes her Farewell Benefit o.ne
ar- presents the occasion perhaps the attractive
b.. OF the SeOson She Is 10 danse L'Arg-n;ine. new
performance, together with tie Grand Tri. Dance in La
Bayaderc, which received with sneh applause
raj :lrmer evenings. The celebrated Canpanoossns viii
play 81 their best airs. The wonderful combinations
tho surprising dcI;ery aud singular Of h-sc Bel
Ringers have ecitsd the highest admiration Of Grow ds
aucsn-e- 'HThout the Union, sDd deem the snplo
snnouuc, 'heir appearance sufficient u ensure az
oSe,lowin.; House For Misc TurDbul. we ask at the
hand OF public GErper, Tor the eraufcsuon
she has afforded them during three engagements.
1t cny thag were wanting TO make S.org Bill for the
night II .s than supplied in the little Comedy Of the
RomP, IL which Mr. 3Oc. ehaETuins, aud Forrrsr
Is niInit.S!e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
70 ht E;.'9r. Of he F'iis:
TnE WAR MESSAGE.


In former communication We attempted, sni We
hope sucees-fuy. demonstrate lnat var With G.eat
Sr sin !nesIinte and position with gard France
10 say tie tesi hH2ardG-s ur- w..dom Of Congress
snaH speedily TebGae the nIspera and ankle
Course u! Executive. In the present state % pare
;efe IL good app'ehend ,hai BODY vii! not be
governed bv the orEererce Of history, that Y,ttr at
u'Jusy 0sGinsf eYri!s, Evmsr security Of yOur,r
hsh 10 Es sessied u pr,.en yiau,ut and sllpge IL
through ssrs' Of sss.rs"- It sppesrs f.o the PEA
denrs account o. J negotiations, hat .nsucc-sfu At
temps ~ establish permanent boundary" were rnsds
10 1919, lSz4 1896 ls27 lo43 ls4i and is45 and ,ai
lbs "svowed purpose VI the parties, based upon principle.
Of e0mEr0H!Se 70 essbi.h permanent boundary be-
tween lhem, we,twId u he Rocky Mountains & tho Ps.
ciac Osssn" Aud his principle Of e0npTonlise is fully
recognized 6y the Presden,. Ter lie ts,s "In eonsders
Thar propositions Of eomproni-e he'd been three
by two preceding administrations adjust The question
the parole o. 80 degrets and them, yielding
TO Great BTiiiGA The JTes nsrigdOR u the Columbia
IhGs lbs pending negotiation had been commenced on the
bass Ct comprom,se deemed be my duiy no abrupt
iy ~ .rsk Il Of." Here lea +, ample p,oof that Mr
Pok considered shs question aif subject eomprors,
and that this principle he had made the c6ef q.
HI. rrcdeee with the exception Of the free navigation
Vi she Columbia.
| Nov, II Mr.. Polk EAeu,ly wished the settlement d
this difficulty, Why did tie offer Dorss term, than those
which had been rejected He mus, ba We Thought
be masing hof.erlds with some West-Tonnessear
nckey. lie thought proper deny tho rec aysaton Of
the Columbia he only osos, by the bye, the barren do.
seu Of HE intolecD-bn important part. however Of III
national bargsn, bot why dJ be- offer some equivalent
| l. be welded straight lines that he could not depsu
from Lat 10 deg al the point whore strikes tue North
east branch Of the Columbia, and dropping down to 81
deg 3Jm-run, that line, tie Pacific Oceau7 Ia ou
last. said that the Of spue - three gree
Of Lsu,uds, from the iGhf the 4gth. Now tho ar
agemont proposed would vulgar pg,iIHee. be "sp,-
| ting the difference" sud about q f,ir equivalent fol
| exclusion from the RIVER Crest Briiain would thu
have the whole Of vancouver's ! land md the STA,
of Foes anI each nation would hold exclusive fgt 10 "a
own uyors, haboors and bays. Mr.. Polk however. vii
he up hi' h4nd' at tho folly would surrender on incl
South OF 80 deg and with tho jty Of misery n,d
pirate, who fGeS his affections hs neighbours farm
/ Ia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
ITEMS.

The snow in Quebec the 5h was II (,,i deep. We
suppose the statement only hsI IN some
places shifted 10 that depth believe there never ya5
the Arotic regions snow Of the uniform depth Of 10
feet IL sa glorious climate notion, where snow
iss iH such guanuesfor what process Of nature u so
anmaung and recalls v,'diy tie delights OF childhood
40 heavy fall Of snow.
The Balumore Pauois.ys:
"FnIsrS flrT oT syow QUCsfc.--Tht Quebec Ga
1cr Of the 9Th says hst for .s previous eight DAYS the
weather lad been more severe n ths city thar d was If
the nshuul climate of Moss,y. IN 1872 ri. tbs,rs
Ter wac down TO ten degrees below zero, and Chr snow
lies 90 heaps more Than fifteen feet de-, >, aud then falling
90 thick that u Impossible az distance NJ 10 -
ise The Droad 81 Lav'enoo is not only covered With
floating ice, butt y hssped piece another rem
derng smOst impossible for the hardy csnoemen
Of POnt Levy " cross"
FAINTER AND CHAPLAIN or THg sLNhrE =
The correspondent VI the Baltimore Pttrot says.
Messrs. Mofthsad and Calhoun. AZ .e,rn nave moi
vet arrived but ore hourly expected "Who will yet the
printing Of the Senatoi" nsks almost every one The an
generally Is. "Can tell ~ Then comes forth IN,
question "who will be- elected Chspaa1" 70 thi. m,
reply II varied. Some Say that Mr.. Tuttyn viii ctlin,
be reelected Chaplain ~ the Senate while others tOnta 70.
thst the theological organ Of the President, MI Sp'oe
who " Of tho denomination with M Tuson will b,
she iofIansts The House must elect Of jder
ent tenots."
We hope hat neither Mr. s2role. who We understand
b dsIuoJs COuiisr, will be elected Chsp!sn nor NJ
Richie Printer Of t.e Senate.
tbs "EAT1vE AMERICAN" PARTY.
we hope that his msehieyous Parry pho,, pr,aeipL,
ere mainly night but whose acuon has sways proved die
sstros., v near its end
We qqots from The Baltimore Patriot
Tho "Nsdse sagy" az New York has "bovn up
che lssdsfs a the fseon IL accuses them o
dives. offences. and describes fhcm 'houdess selfish
ssd ~ eous-e, unprncpied potcsss"-as THE mefce-
nsy' nsHeiO.' ersSenhssred rs'eng'fu reckless and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
tCoMnUMcArED.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE.

OF science IN modern times has led discovery hh
"rr urafoyei good and the human
V' "'" A' III nunsi Lille insutanee. TIL
e greatest interest," and the INV Ia
tue nIpnaaee a. a me IN, m,h,, ~
s'hs sue com OFT and =, 80.
LIE insu purely mutual nne.. which &C..
the INSURED the whrle oft erro "a on, N All ~,
society To tbs Of limited mans and TO The x,,hny n
eoi1e'ei institution the pracip yss,o tho us,,v ,.,
profits addition 70 the ..n ios,,.d 4, a.
has been The p,tan n, -,
IN 'h1 country orsA rae 4 Tor MONEY living
returns than the most decidedly Ms, - 49,,
cent appesuon OF th- potion of tn. com
mu IN aH p'o'esors and OF f-
oenneLt uon Their PERSONAL arnnrs for .nb
"ne' 10 lhe'e eias' s utility evident IL !. no mater
OF .uIprse that the practice has been 50 .ep,r,I
he subject hls attracted by oh--svnr ,t,issnt
i"'da hie insurance Company Of New which
o oHh' IN an'her eaan TINS Affair, Of
uoh WIS s h ia ID" country organized psr-Iy uuua
S' ali ' uns oAHp-d success has fully the sound
:" e Psi'"s upon "EIeb stEs-d The bushes. of III.
u 'As'assry eonhneft 10 'ht u Lie Insurance Tic
Pae ih'ufed gatticip-a the whole
20 a,ato so'toa thereof IL psemigEas o.
anu h'esed as tn shaslsG EreeFbesl OF IN
.si N bonds aSi mortgages 10 vi. CIV
$50 'AYh worth double Tie therou com
oPlI'oas the s' February, lsi3 who4t ptX drpsd
t .o'J 40 'ae aeea'ns msm.um aai
ln 80" p'sh IN operation man,hs daa,
wEieh Il has essh ,.,i,aI OF rv g. a.
ae' paJns ell lrasSs AEi shieh Suount inv, "a ~
HeA's Laeh Ion.d PGOxr-airE Iato n.
"h he ~ ~ February 1878. nakiog A..
"oA o' p'"hJ WI BE- SoU0,oCC, tie dividend
e OF t amount o. Pjsmul paid panty hA,i,- MAJ
so- tAsEe1s VI siV0 ,sth 10 lu ersi s3so an
' !" ~ san injured payable Thee ar. rr,nt.
s'o"ns cat OF ,- syss-a nj paya-n a atop,. bv o. c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CnEuRy

'NhiS "Ce!ebrated Remedy" has now. nv ,,s
inHn>'s N'1'r acquired celebrity Which eau p-rr, h.
aA"n by the many l.,N No-runas wh.ch the coan,ry
aho-"i- T"Puh, /, The ou, ,,,, ms,
eau Ia fsoi upon 'o tie speedy Perma
OF the Lang Literally syespi Consunp,,on nom
wherever US i1rciuced aud hsson.@s al o, rs ~ "a
h'S 20, Tie pubic Rave been orr
an" no" sH 70 madeleine ~h.eh a the on, en-,
f pm, sears IN The nnd has t ,arb Of
qlesro bo>'ens w. ii puhi columns Of forced Ger
"a enough TO ht the ubHs when II can b.
o''nei and Ca Tia Ri Of V,r. -e.ev an m
A,y. n,
Ai OF he mos learned etF'b-rs ages h.r.tnsot.
ph sNNNhs CouPuuND SYRUP oP with CHEEKY
vas Tue nnt PsaraIaon a. which ~. x.r
I'ciursf IN ths public ample p.oof 4, I n, %,
oI IN county hong tooi VITA "BA,sis Capi - nd -,iI,
" es OF Hha rh-Iy oG t-,u,,r
70 ave oafsHey 20 taI "SoSiEans
fahAe should DC on thfF guard h.ss m
ain'd upon thea hGth@ original s-hun. x.a
Il otig pTeIaTei IS SwAySE w ,or,T ~ ~, -.
RAGS streets Philadelphia.
CoNSt thosr whose Lungs ale sf,,,, "A. .,
ouid TX" his syrup ~nt9at delay, ties may pr,vr:
ae h' ns 9" that DIRE dssaie fully 6my How .a, ana
sen u lyod H. Mover live Day enuSh ~tn his ,yr,
can bt Ind asd CERTAIN with pfoesf can, IA ,,ot
cSsitus Con
IN swAYNI.r COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD rn,sRy
- s"mpound OF Vegetable Re,asties c.if VIZ CLsy
because that stsls s the es,Is cflh- rs.a-'
"i, other insIr that ssrney rtv,r IN M, got
a1-s .- supporter AMI pe-r.eE OF the ,.riaIs
Of iis u has equal
'AuFloN--ai prsrafSiSns .f !Siid Ch.ryr- ,.,,a.-
a' ne''opS and eouht'rie - r,s AMER nv, ,
DE ehe'y had iriiot uecd ncf rhanbur
Dc hnt rteei'ed By r- many "Ha,sars ssrous
but trY the gsnu and h. cured
Ff-is'rd ony ty D s~Ayne, Noest u R,sLu AID
Rsc- street,. pkfafelphia - e ~
'ly AgrLts Giehrnvad wl--, The eeru;,- H
VIA Cherry BE- obtaibei PFyToN JOHNSTON prusr,
ilS Main Street ami W. a. DoRNN broad street Ass sr
eh by HI@gg. Thomas 60, &. CsIns 60
sA,hIs faIrhan Washington D. e. aud by Agents generally
throughout the United States ds 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17

MA0sErfc TtLEoRArH Liyf Mr.. O'Riely socrstnty Of
the Atlantic Lsko aud Ms'issirpi TeIegraph Comp,ny.
Pn'sd through the city yesterday his way Washing
ton. We learn that arrangements have been Completed
With the Phil'delphis, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
koad Company for the extension ofihs lns over their
road between this cry snd Phsieph. and that csntraet.
oie offered N tho Magnetic Telegraph Company TO com
pleIo It by tho 2Oth JsoGury mex.
BAR. AxfRiclN SATURDAY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
JOHN ELDER

II ASr,ceiyed and offers for sale at his Depot Of
n n Cheap Literature. No Isl Main street
Why and Putnsm's Library % Choice Rsadins
Pfovsbl Pho-ophyA Boob NJ Thoughts snd Arguments
ginsny erestsd, by Mau o Fafquhsr Topper, EsQ ~ -
p puis Lectures prsnee api An By Dr. Iafdnsr, Is
Rs5es Lard sbd wsiyr Notes Cuba sud Msseo BY
y ~. Norasan, 81
ayHeris wOoi. orstsAs' Of tie SOUTH
b. q. rhO.pe. IS.
The Ph,tcspha Courier and fou sad Ntars GaGsts.
TIE Pictorial Emporium and Brother Joasthan. dsi1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
GERrRIlnE-A NOVEL u

The novel bearing N" above name az which appcLred
N the Southern Literary messenger mas placed on
our i'bIe BY the publisher Mr. Miefarsno. of TIL. city
We nave been requested that the work complete in
one 49, can be had o. tie Book Stores Of the CITY,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
CEN nRnNEnnIr

The Distinguished citizen seems, has caught
friyasso naughty offence, fos this age and generation
and especially when directed against OF tho Demoers
ey. aud that Coz. Snfh!
We quote from the Alexandria Gazette.