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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16

wv p. TURPIN's oFFIcE.-Drawlns Of AeAan
w dria Lottery Class 81, Sept. 18Th, lsi5:
II Gi 81 Sc 40 So Is 20 80 7s - 4.
Ticket Nos. Is 70, Prize Of $3.50, sold and paid by
W. 7. TURPGN.
Drawing Of leesburg Lottery Glass 81, Sept. 18th
e. So 81 IS 81 IL 10 90 - = i2 -.
Half Ticket Nos 10 81 AZ, prize Of 500, sold To a
"Creek Lady, and paid at sight by TURIN.
For This Morning Capitals &c $4,000 each. *
So. Is drawn. Ticket. S5-hnr for packaees-io be
had cheap TURPlN's PRIZE OfflCE.
Sent. Is
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.,.,s From rbis time he rccolects no,
thing distinctly, except the tact OF peinS h..
nj intervals with drink, at Inc house n. i
wa. found by the before name" Ie' III nbvsical
sill entirely unable, from inchlai dn" ~ ma
/ prus,raion 10 give satisfactory icl .1';. TIL,
! connecting circumstances ol wv ana Nr
| above statement cmanaes from lhe u ,hsa
/ C;oroh bu, We are inclined 10 ocie'e n"a can
| instrumental in his arrest can give Cahar;,y and
-, statement if they choose. Charity anu
! the canse of temperance incline Us 20 s's go
| Gonsb lis mi latitude of explanation, Dut ".
c,nnor r,.sis, the conclusion that he IS hoie W.
| ,v Of his own condition than any one e'se.
shall See" - c.ou.b
This accoun, was substanlacd By MI uous'
when he recovered his senses. lie SaS '""h
\ few minctes after drinking lhe SODA ""'.'
,cr !, sulden and unnatural eShilaration u r..
ri,s ana from that moment lost all coll'ila"u
of himself. The inference IS that me 'Ae
Of his mind being DESTROYED, his dormant pas
sions were aroused and lhc ola ''''"'""''0''
drink resumed its power. =,
The accounts Of the manner IN VIII" -
INTO The house in Walker street are OF me '"o''
contradictory character.
Two other aaents arc mentioned as me ca"sr
Of HI, dellrum-"a half pint OF cherry oi'""'
and .,opum." which were found in rs poche'S'
The anlilemperance people CT New ORR wild
Of course make great handle OF this singular
event, However, If the principles OF the Socie'y
be sound and proper, no Antagonist afsu"''"'
can Justly be deduced from The backslidihs, even
Of lis most distinguished champion.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICH MON ID.
High Water this day, ii 3! o'clock, Z. NJ
ARRIVED,
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore.

Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore. :.
SCH, Manchester, Smack, 70 hours from \.
ynrk sundrics. i A. lIrsh, Gaynur, Wood 4
r. i RosenG,h & Bro, w Boc,h, J. Goode,
y n Roseniirld & Bro, Workman, McGfuder
& Co. Dudley & Bdycy, Paileson \ BUR-, Ash
Levy. f. Berkeley, A Duval Co, L. -. Cren-
sbaw& Co, Vanlcw, Smith Co., }. w. Boyd,
r. peyton, Blair & Brockenbrough, 5. NJ. Zach
,isson ]. FISHERS Sons, j. Il. Sublelt, lnoes &
Bro, w. NJ. Harrison, J. Biselow, Brown Y
tucker. P. johnson, A. t. Harris, w. Taylor,
Iathrop Christian x Co, A. G. Pendleton,
smith & Harwood, Fl. Rileigh, WIN. Burruss,
Gibson & Thornton, Warren s Farriss, ~
mond & Davenport Richardson < Co., }. W.
Randolph & Co, Dunlop, Moncure & Co., Fry
& Co. Nash & Wocdhouse, J. Winston, Gay,
Mathews & Co., Hubbard, Gardner 4 Co, T..
B. Bentley, II. a. Wat, Biniord & Porter, J.
Dooley, Davenport & Allen, Gordon & Skinner,
S. A. Smith, Gfelier & Grcrer, a. II. Wilder,
O. A. Strecker, G.. Genet, Brooks Bel * liud-
son, Kent, Kendall s. Atwaier, /. q. Han
Halves. Vandeurson & Ward, II. w. Tyler, w.
Ritter. G.. w Dickson, &. T. Wortham, i. o.
Ellis, ]. f. Barnes, w. Palmer, J. GrTme, d 4
C. r. Weller, Tufpin & farbronsn, JACOB llal-
Ter.
Schr. independence Powers Baltimore.
Schr. TelalnachuS, kerwan, Norfolk
Schr. ]. W. Smith, Moss, New York.
Schr. Orator, Scott, Philadelphia
Schr. Herald Hudsins, York River, wheat, to
Gallego Mills.
schr. Olympia, Hubbard, New York, salt, 10
III. Ludlam & Co.
SAILED,
BrisJ. A. Lancaster, Loveand, n. Orleans.
Schr. Union, Hughes, Philadelphia.
Schr. Gen. Scot, Doughty, New York.
PORT WALTHALL, Sept. II.
Sailed, schr Lark Philadelphia, coal
TnoM.>ros, Sept ll:-Cld, schr. Adelaide
S;acspoe, for Richmond.
BAt.nMoRE, Sept. i3.-Cleared, schr. AIkan-
sas, Groves, for Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond; ami schr. Robert Henry, Davis, for Rich
nond
NEw YORK, SEPT l3.-Arrived, schr. }. {.
Demaresl, Smith, tom Richmond. Cleared, schr.
Tioga. llalIock, lo' Richmond
HOLMES HoLE. Sept l0.-Saied, brig Henry
~ Green from Richmond for Sandwich.
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THE subscriber again offers for sale The Farm on
tow, 81 Jvnchburv For description of II. reference
can be had 10 the advertisement heretofore made
onr-ftrh OF the purchase money VIII be required IN
eight months and que ether fifth In two years after the
sale I'm The remaining portion Of the purchase money
long credit viii he given or, in lieu thereof Tue sun
scrncr would be willing take III exchange ottr i-
piOrrd Real Estate. ~ o.r,r, :,
Sept. l6-cw4w >" N. Da.Nh''' a.
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IIoYT,S OFFICE.-Splendd Schemes for this morn
ii inY.-I5 drawn ballots Capitals: S2o, 600 IN Two
prizes Of $4,000. Tickets s5-.hafes In ptopot'on-
Packages for sale on the usual terms until O'Clock
This Evrnnc.-ss, 900 Capital. Tickets 50 81. Pack
ages n, III. chan Al HOYT'S OFFICE,
SEM, Is No. g. Exchange.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16

s'T A regular meeting Of the Union Total Alb
stinence Society will be held this evening al The
usual time and place. Mr.. WM. 5. BreEErr,
has promised 10 address The meeting
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NIEXICO.

The very late and interesting news from Ibis
country. oil bombas, and mock valor, will repay
a perusal All The threat, and violent ranting
OF her Ministers and Generals, seem literally 10
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DIED.

DIED.
Died on Friday 9th ins at The former residence Of
his father in King William county, OF inhamnatory ie-
yer, Jniir W,vgpLEy, younsr-t son oi Captain no
mas H. Tall airrro in the eighth year of lIisagr.
VIII. and Religious Herald VIII please copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16

DROUND AND CALClNED PLASTER,
" from the "Lubec" Mills, constantly Tor sale.
al low prices. and The quality war; nted.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
Cont IE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16

WILLIAM RONALD COOKE, and
RICHARD IVANHOE COOKE,
4 7'TOR " T. Us A r. l. 4 ",
5IayjNC associated themselves in the practice Of
their profession. viii attend regularly the SUPERIOR
and County Conrts of Powhat,n Cumberland, Buck
inrhan Goochland ard Fluvanha. .it,lfr,s
WILLIAM RONALD COOKE,
Jefferson. Pnwhatan.
RICHARD IVANiiDE COOKE,
Rent l6-clm Coluinbia, tlrvanEa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
SALE

rr,uF subscriber .rs tor -ne about $50 az Land
4 on Roanoke river, miles south OF Boydfon, IN
~, comfy of N.r. I.nbnry Va IL being di-trbutive
share Estate Of the late John SomerVe, Deceased
About $50 acres this tract are hst rate rvrr bottom
The upland Of fair lnaty wen adapted 10 ,he s,apes
Of llr country The Of this tract, Rnhtr T. 20
nrrvrll viii he twrHtyonr years ola on tr oh ia! o
December neIt which time perfect Tile can he Ell
feced The undersigned has no means OF ascrItaining
HE amount tr tract or the proportion OF upland
and low grounds, The tract II known IN the neshbof
hood, nd any wishing 10 purchase can procure All
necessary nfnrrilton. Nrgoes Will be taken ~ ttir
market value exchange for The land Pfnlo. ~
dressed In the undersigned, at Beaver Dam Forks Up
ton county, Tennessee. Ill receive due attention. ~
Il op.d that those wishing purchase viii not be- back
otd in propnsing their terms, as the distance II which
the owner a, the undersigned live from the property
makes it very desirable that arrangements Tor IN. -ale
shall be matuird before they VISIT virginia The owner
Las entered int. an agreement that the negotiations for
80 THOMAS +. S0MERVELL.
Beaver Dam Forks, Upton, Tenn, Aug -. ls45
~ u. The above meets with nay sn;irr approbailnn.
Sent. l6-rsl. r. 7. SONERvEll.
BURRUSS'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
nRAWING of Pokomuke Lottery, No lisa:
~ 80 10 10 ~ "A ~ 81 ~ IS > to =.
Half Ticket Nos % 66 ~, small pze 81 sln0, sold
and maid by the all iucAy BrRRuSS.
Drawing of DeIawawar-. No 22n:
II 8 81 . s - ~ To 81 y - 60.
Drawing ~ G>and Consolidated, NJ. 81:
y NJ II - IA 81 . 10 3 Is d Il.
beautiful Scheme for To day. TUESDAY. capitals
g. 900 20GO, 900 sc. IL drawn Nos ont al -. Tick
et- 81 81; halvr. IS: quarters G2cts. Here l. lire
chance for the capital, there nearly many prizes
as blanks Call sooa and secure capital al
Sept. I6 G. BtRRuSS, No. q, south l4lh 81.
TLARKE'S HEAD QUARTERs.-For To-Day
~ Alexandria Lottery, Extra Class 2lu. Clplials =
prizes Of co., 1900 onsa IS prizes II U0u, ~ OF
$50 50 of I5J &c. IS Nos Is drawn ballots. Tickets
to be had until II o'clock.
This Evenings 600 Capital. Tickets s2 3d.
Drawine Of Alexandria Lottery, tl,>s31:
II 64 "a 81 10 81 Is 10 10 - ~ ~.
Drawing of Va. I.rc-burr Lottery, Class -
~ 50 80 - 81 IL - 20 ~ - ~ 81.
sent. III " CLARKE.
1uIIIIAM RnNAID COOKE and
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FI0H ~ y. =. .'','''''' -
From the conieRts Of the papers, we learn
that no declaration Of war hasyet appeared, or is
a; all likely 10 appear-that the whole country IS
in dreadful Stale o insnl ordination ana crimes
are committed daily which pass Emphasized =
The military forces under orders Tor the frontier d
Te.a. and commanded By Paroles, had refuse
10 march beyond San Luis Poto> without being
paid their arreatagss. three months pay in sd
vance. and being supplied with every necessary
for the campaign. Paroles, il IS stated, has re-
duced this military mutiny TO something like or
der bu, i. is strongly suspected thai he has done
50 far personal motives and BY personal influence
He latelv applied 10 The Government for perm's-
sion TO come 10 Mexico, for The purpose. oi eA-
planning his propo:ed plan Tor me campaign oal
il was refused, il is thought, from fear that ms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16

PART Is LIVING AGE.
r w. RANDOLPH & co. have received
j Liuelrs Living Age-paIt l5Ih--pnce %
cents. Subscribers will please call on The agents
Tor their copies. SEPT. 10
FAMILY FLOUR AxD WOOLLEN GOODS.
TIIE undersigned is now receiving his supply
OF "BuRxLgY" Family F'Iour-a choice drti-
Gle. The orders of his friends can now &c sup
Piled. ra.... -
A. Agent Tor an Upland Wool'en Factory, ne
has for sale on reasonable terms, HEAVY Goods.
nG yar;ons Qualities ana widths, iot servants
wear q mos, durable End superior article Wool
wiI H., taken in exchange. Farmers will 60 well
10 examine Them before purchasing.
Sent. lot BERNARD PEYTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
The AIili.in Nuisance.

To Me Editor Of The Tribune;
The arrival of the holidays denotes also the
renewal OF the annual visits OF The military, armed
with an order commanding US TO appear at Court
Martial 10 say why we shall not pay 6nestor refus
ing 10 make ourselves ridiculous, and the laughing
stock of the community. Now, when the people
feel the burdens of this odous system, is the time
for some united action on the subject. Allow me to
say few words in relation 10 the operation OF the
law in this City. Its burdens fall almost exclusive
ly on that class who are least able TO bear them
those who have families to support by their own da
ly labor That large class who make a boarding
house their home, generally consisting OF young
men, are never enrolled. In fact the system is so
universally regarded as a nuisance, that no board
ng-house keeper would retain boarder II their
names were given up; while in the case oil married
men their names and residences are easily asceriah
ed If they do not comply with the mandate OF the
law their household goods are levied upon and
sold even if in the wide world they are not possess
cd of $40 in value. and have no means of procuring
bread for their families. And TO what end ! That
few military loafers dubbed Captains Colonies, &c.
may have a grand spree upon the proceeds No
where else in the State is the system so vigorously
enforced as here upon those who are so unfortunate
as 10 be enrolled in the militia. In fact, here, the
main object Of the oaiers alluded TO appears TO be TO
fch money from the pockets OF the poor. They are
far from wishing the attendance OF those armed ana
equipped" sc. upon whom notices are served
They prefer 10 collect the fines and they make reg
uar business of it. Now is ii not Time that such pro
ceedines should have end The Legislature VIII
soon be ia session. and let the people OF this Cty
make an immediate and united effort 10 abolish this
military incubus which s ridiculous and useless
in itself and so unequal in lis exactions
ANTIHUMBUG.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

prema,urely developed, seeming gain Of life al
ways atoned for by dreadful price OF frequent de-
lection and morbid suffering which slower and more
healthy natures cannot understand, OF heart over
flowing with love, persecuted by hate OF those it
longed to serve, OF soul whose sight outwent that
Of its Age, and was therefore continually grieved by
the shortcomings OF others aud its Stl:-atier
lif.s ft!ul fever he surely sleeps not but trans
planted to some congenal sphere grows and blooms
free from canker blight frost. Even in his Had-
dest hour he was sure Of it
The crane DER seas and forests seeks her home
No bird so wild but has its quiet nest
Whence il no mere would roam
The sleepless biows On the oceans breast,
Burst ike bursting heart. and die in peace,
And thus al length find rest,
Doubtless there is place OF peace
Such an one thou ddst find, and now when thy
life and its strivings lie before the world nt sufi
cent distance for both motive and result 10 be seen,
hard must be the heart indeed and Pharisaically
scared the conscience OF him who viii dare to cast
stone at the monument OF Shelley.
AS TO intellectual appreciation ofthe poems. what
is said by Shelley himself of The way Of regarding
the imaginary author of one OF them may apply TO
the whole.
He had fitted up the ruins Of an old building, where
II bis hope have realized scheme OF lie suited
perhaps TO happier and better world Of which he
nhabi,ant, but hardly practicable in this. His life
was sin .ular-ess account OF the romantic vciss
tudes which diversified than the ideal nse which it
received from his character and feelings. The
present poem, ike the Via Nuova OF Dante, is su-
fcicntly Ineligible to certain class OF readers without
matter history of the circumstances 10 wnlch 1t
relates and a certain other class 1t must ever renan
incumpreheusibe from defect of a common organ OF
perception or the ideas Of which it treats. Not but that
gran rrQ0gna sdrcbb cotu CHE rnasse SOTO resfe
di fera di colOre rtoricO: domdRdqo non sdpesse
Udare parole da coal rese IN gNisd che aresscro
reracc intendiacnto Shame would be indeed to the
writer if be took shelter under the garb of figures or the
colors of rhetoric and could not fitting OCCASION lay
bare the true meaning Of mis- words)
No such shame rests on Shelley. The web OF his
imagination was sometimes spun out to such deli
cate and ilny tissue that common hands could not
touch without tearing it. but its ghiest thread is
vital with the life. blood of immortal Ideas.
On his monument might be placed this inscription,
from his own verse
HIGH spirit. winged heart who didst for ever
Beat thine unteeing bars with vain endeavor.
Till those bright pumes OF thought IN which aTrayed,
IL over.soared this low and worldly shade,
Lay shattered and thy painting, wounded breast
Stained with dear blood It's unmhternhl nest
We weep vain tears blood would less bitter be-
Ye, poured forth gladler, could it profit thee
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

nRY GOODS.-G. X. LOSEE. 49s Grsnd-sL New
~ Yors between Cannon and Columbia sts would IN.
form his friends and customers ard public generally that
be has purchased the entire stock OF bankrupt amount
ng 10 Slo50O for cash. great reduction OF prices rms
stock added the former makes very extensive esso
Irent consisting OF -:..
WOOLEN GOODS-French, English and American
Broad Cloths Plain and Fancy CsssiIneres Saiiaets esq
ugs Plaid Wooen and Cashmeres for chiidrens wear
TUTORS Trimmings Blankets; Wech and American lsn
ne!s. = IL. r,,,.,os.
E,,.rch W.rinoes alpncrac Casnmeres and Mousin de
LANES Plaid C!oekngs, Gnghams Also, large ss7ot
Inen OF Prints. 1T; s ;ro
SILK GOoDS-5lack Silks, all widths Pisd ;s. ana SIT
II ia yery ditrut as well co.tly TO make kncwh 70 YOU
through the public prints the very great variety ana cn
styls Of Goods which have 70 show GU VIII tSele
so-a nies, ,o rsI-reuenberng great amount OF this
stocs is The stock OF bankrspt-bought al Iunous os
count and must sold Bargains for Taios Ihreaa ana
e55fss' '' e. K LOSEE, 4as Grand-st New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
HILLS INFALLIBLE oNGUENT,

E1OR Eradicatag Ptyriass, pandruf aud all ExIoha
the Hair restore bald paris-vl positively pre-
vent gray hairs and simple toilet preparation 9r Keep
psfio to any thing now in Indeed aier seven year.,
onghI & indisnensshe appendage tn. toilet Il is
raned in all cases ii properly applied What more should
he said n its than to add, that those who try H. ever
afterwards continue its use.
Principa! office No IS Nassausl dgencies-J Jarvis,
No 6S5 Broadway Mr. Evrards, No l78 Grandst Hir T.
Seweu No 47s Grsnd.st; Mrs NJ Sloan, No. 53i Grand
Il; VIM, Il Carey l. Co. No. 1856 Peer-sL j. Graham y
Co IS Waer-s,. VIM A. Crocker, No. 81 Malden-lane'
Sew-Yotk A. Spoone. X CO. 81 Fuon-st; Mrs. J. Jor-
dams Fancy Sorr. 50 AtlanticsL Brooklyn, L. T. Ban
Confectionery IN st between Grand and south First
sis Wiiamsbureh. D. A Herrck, No. Delavan House,
Albany ~ Y Messrs. Mortimer Il Mowbry, corner OF
Marks, and Charles -ts Baltimore Md Jos T. T1ppe zS
Broad cor of Markets Newark Aaron King, belleyieN
J. N' 4 Crary i+O Merrin,acksL Lowell. Mass. d4lm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

ISFALLIBLE REMEDY for Frosted Limbs-The
proprietor of the Danish LnimeG, which has at,aised
such celebrity the north of Europe, for its efficacy in
healing Frosted Limbs and been introduced by hun in Phi
adelphia with equal succesrl acquaEs those afflicted that
hr has appointed Agencies 2T6 BleecS-r-st and 80
Mdenlane where supply may be always procured al .
c-n,. p.r bottle dis SIN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

IA invaua5ie discovery, being liquid dye, which 10,
sartaneousy color of the hair 10 beaullu!
brown black without injury 10 h- hair or skin The
great superiority of this Dye consists In It's easy mode OF
application and instantaneous eaecs otner dyes req
Ing from ten To Twelve hours produce any chsnge M
single application. , g., .
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Sun"-ALFxAs-
tiv aslonsfinp II vas tried yesterday in our Office, and
the change from gray black as instantaneous. .,
For sale by Rushton Co. druggists, ITO Broad"syI III
Asor House. aud 856 Broadway, corner lflh-sL Aspin
wall s6 W!liamst Johnson, Moore Taylor. 81 Maiden,
lane j. w Wr.gh: Co Cedar-st and OF The principai
druggists the United States, OF sole agents.
Z 4 G. A. WRIGHT, Is South Fourh,st;
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

V1HE IRISH EmigrRnl Society BIL-The Executive
| Conmtiee OF the irish Emgran Society respectfully
announce 10 the public that the Second Annual Ball in AID
OF funds OF the Society Will De gwen u oo s. on on
day Evening, December ~ ,,. 80 rrh
ckers 10 admit gentleman and two ladies' are Three
Dollars each and may be had from any OF the ofceFs OF The
Society o>,.
Gregory Dillon ESQ Isl Vce-PresdrnL - barciaS-si
Toseph Stuart Esq I'd VicePresideat, % w liein-sL
Hugh Kelly Esq Sd Vice President lSS boWery.
lanes Reyburn Esq. Treasurer, 80 ''a!i-sL
Wm Redmond Esq. Treasurer pro tenn "A Exchange
place ...s;,, Cas- - Nsss,,..,
NJ i OConnor, Esq Recording sec'y, sr Icln-sL
E-Iix lugoldsbv Esq. il9 MadeE-laae.
John Manuing Esq 100 FeAtI-st
c. H. Sheehsu, Es9 II Eaton,sL
James Mathews, Esq. 81 Wall-st
Dr. Hugh Sweeney, 81 EImsL ,,,
C.. NJ. Nanry, Esq. IS Pne-st
James Olwell, Esq. l79 Nestst
Thomas Boand. ESQ. Is Ann-st
John McNcol Esq. III Roossvei[st
Thomas Swanwick, Esq. 50 Plne-sl
James Shepherd, Esq
Charles Shea ESQ 81 CedsF.s:
Terrence Donnelly Esq. Souih W;iiam-s.
And a the ofice Of The Society 30. ADnst
n-9 codid29STuSTh
ELAT AND SQUARE BAR IROS.-25 'onS hest
Peru, Hammefe' Square Iron; 10 Ions GO Go 20 IL
Iron, fsr sale by
ds SHERMAN. ATwATER co. 81 Fuison-si
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

MOTHERS AND NURSES'-lt you wonld ., a,'
bebe, would avoid very affecting and distressing symptoms
and oaen a,aI COMMISSIONS The gums swell, me child Is
seeo and spasms OF peculiar par shreks with Violence
puts is ingers into mouth &c Sold by o. FAY, sole
psce 20 cents. 5yl2 6meod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
=PREMIUM FANCY SOAPS.

Tsvlor'. Sapcnacsu2s Shaving Compound
Is PREFERRED by hose 10 use II 10 sseTy Other shaT
- -, Ib fc that 500 boxes o. i we're sod n The sst
twelve raonths alone. Pill a pt.a .,a IiIr
soans are particularly excellent for the bs,n and
toilet ., ,.,-.--a. -,-.-r;--.. 81, ,bs.s s,,s
ne " r'aNA n, -. -, Sib;on. in 1874 and il 1915.
'ln -. Obtained OF D. B-rrisn, Jr Co. 35s Pearl
a;isne Ee-sa Co. so Msidenaae; VIM Brewer,
si'' ',.asojsn- Nrw-York. aud the principal Drug,
c,..,.s :, .. - Variety Stores iR Philadelphia
eotno saa II. p. / w. C. TAYLOR,
all lmeod" 6tn. oeEIN Ooz.e--s. u-n-e- e@-- tH---
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

For father particulars and conclusive evidence OF lis
superior value and efficacy pamphlets which may be
obtained OF agents gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by A. B. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 7a Ful,on-st rs Broadway
II East Broadway NewYUrk. Sold also by Druggists
generally throughout; The United States Price 81 per bot
llc . hoteH S.
~ The pubc respectfully requested 10 remember
that is Sands Sarsapara that has been and constantly
achieving such sable of the most difficult clsss
of diseases which the human frame is subject; therefore
ssk for Sands,s Sarsapaa and take other. n28 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27
General Nolices.

Philadelphia Agent for The Tribune.-Zieber
CO.. 5 Ledger Building. Thro-s who receive subscri.
hers end have single copies for daily ock. dS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

REMOVAL ASD PERMANENT CcSE OF ALL DISEASES
ARISING PROM aS IMPURE STATE oF THE BLOOD,
HAlTr or TIE SYSTEM, VIZ
SerojrLs, Kings Ee Gtell7Ssi' eb'trratt C"'n-ot'
Fyspro., Fir4Y. 7r uaIes tx Face B!otcae 5,les
Chrose tse1 I'm Worm Teter. Send ifs2d EH-
!argee, aud Paid If tie R0"ts o-d Jo'ni' S;asoorn
Grl51ng from uGiciogs use et Mercury dot
;e or DroP,y. E-paru-e !Hiprad-nGt IN Lye. -iro,
Chronic Disorders r be -eRsoVsd ey ai'
Preparations
Miad well body suffer from he effect OF cutaneous
and ulc-rou diseases The irritation OF The sam extends ~
the temper and II the Indications OF the disease cishgufe e
fuc- knowsdse Of the r-puis!ve appearance presents
adds 10 the discomfort art annoyance OF the
applications viii be ound OF diseases OF The
sktn and they mas be dangerous
What il the ruodus opeardi Lotions Ontmeu.s &c IN
tne process OF removing pusues and other affections OF the
sAn Il IS histhey drive the disease back upon the blood
where 1t engendered they shut the outlet of The EN-
poisoning virus and either gives token of its existence IN
other shape rsproduc-s the disease with more
vrulence, when the supertciR. remedy is discontinued
Tn. action Of this preparation directly the OF this
ATTACKS the The symptoms; Purges the blood
of The rrisni and acrd particles hch feed The disease and
hence is cures are thorough and permanent