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WATSON & DIBRELL.
E0LIA N, -
OR; ORGAN PIANO FORTE

VIE undeIssned having been appoaied by essrs Mum,
II 'afk New Sosk agent in ey Of the ne wiz
invented OiiAN PIANO FoRTES. al
ha pssne NJ fhrse 'n-'u@sts which day
Ih iiny wonderful Improvement which has public at
h'n Throughout thi- country and
unsd IN ii- advantages IN the editorial who
have spontaneously appeared a public prints. -
The combination o the Organ the Piano Port. de-
deraiun long sought for The Inventor Mr. NJ Coleman ha-
successfully Attending IN M.
former ibe facility OF producing the
cn nj VIII lis application npairs the H. tone
or Construction OF The Piano Foue simplicity Of IL
ehanin warrants the ASSERTION that perfect Tor many
years al the same time a6ocdng uninx the Piano
Forte. - - 1850
The oian can he attached modern Plano Porte nj
neense Of from 800 To $780, according numJe OF KEYS
~ addition To the expenses of transporation
The undersigned Cor ,he ,,
raho fortes' OF TO have the former
hl received by Jacket Fortes from IN. aov.
superior makers which VIII be soh reduction former
prices and upon good here and ar.
anted TO BE- at least equal SUPERIOR any IN
'he u states r. IL TAYLOR
NH ~ Music sor, onoo-i,. m. NJ.
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MORE CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
VI ME Young Brides Book; The viTage Bells
II sclon Grind, OF the ThuuiersTu iylocrie
The Mosaic Workers q Of veaice
Fragment Of the Irish Church by the late Raw
Sydney Smith.
The Club Book and other Temperance taIe. by Arthur
The Maiden, story by 7. =. Arthur.
Nan Darrell, or Gipsey Mother, by Miss Pickering
The Oregon Territory; Statement Hrh Claims 10
the Oregon Territory opposition preiensous OF the
eminent Of the United States of with Table and Mao
Of the Territory. BY Thomas Faiconer Esq.
The Mysteries Of London-eomplete
Eight Favnuriie Poks dances I2l cts
Music from Bohemian songs and three peee IN, es
cent
Music OF the Ethiopian seiebaers nine songs and set Of Co
tIiIon- for IS et. ~
The Love Match the union Of Mr. Tom Todd by
Henry Coekon, Esq ~ y
Part LIST The Chemistry Of yeyetab. and -
Dr. O. r. Mutder price IS eta
VIII many other and cheap publications Just received BY
my 10 NASH a yvonnuoirsp
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t'tis,as1 s<iss si7hs s-ls.s -, 80, - l-lss,
= - rev etd $50 80 ls.af lscsr ~ ~ ll
- s $3.50 ID ,,.sr s,sri 80 - isx,sss -, ,s.-,,
- - ittub - atfs,tHn p sF,lrie - ~ ,tf it,
80 $500 a a. secss.ss ~ d. <i..na..f. sur,--
- Fetstfrth ttsf So ia,sa ~ rsatfit.ai.srI.
'nstr-1 30 trs .tfssu -asiitttlf 49, .l,,rr
sns1sseo e,ins AZ ~ rss,s's > tr,s- ~ ',s.'
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CHEAP DRY GOODS!

M II, l64Js
Al osnsse This srni.g ~ suu>y of sps.~ s,o,,
sssss a vey nsseed prices vsr s~., b.
NV fossss prices fs boasAs M
o. .sse. .r % "ss them prices Anosr ny a.
hAs1Aoue bskEorsrs. oaiy Tile. pc I'd
Barn<inr Lawns and Musfus, Iss !, S7ie
oeos - caieo. frss. Gle NJ as<ss
rsprr irs-s Lsens. 3ile N o. Is Dc I'd
bb.eh>d snfBrpwn Caslo.s "a 70 IL NJ I'd
Bed Tseking. Chiefs Asd Bnswn IAneos
hlar and yellow Hask-s ne. lto I2le pr I'd A..
mid ssyte sosinr c.-su~rrs, very cheap
harssn- and Satin veriars
.ao~ and lAprs coods sustahH fos boys wear
WHIT canshsiea hssiins u Lawn
bossst Rihasdr R,o~ers A<.
And mA.y ssher goods equally cheap cash. .
GEO w. WILLIS
- - No ?, Main street. opposae ,he haskst..
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
-, OWN STATE
hE fr.nhhn hanafAetung ON hand m ,n~;x
rAPEk MILL Dspos sossh.r. Railroad 80
ens az eru. .spsrnne line as fosa a
M cap pspe ruled and pan so medium psi.iisr esvesop ana
wnppS rap-rs u vareas sizss the pfe.
WIN my invite public attention, In
pree etf sanuaetne viii bar
o. any "o~n Factory They prepared ours for
any oergton of paper that tn market
.s2s Merchants aud dealers The Ps
-.1 eAA.'ne ,ot ,oenseres NH ~ n
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BALTIMORE LOCK I06PS9iI
:: Iss - 49, .s 80 sss: nsas..ess,
.ysxxE yVo Dooss ssoS ~ ssssxs.
WHERE may b shsainsa - - s-.,sv
.,..s. -. y s..,s 49,. . - ka-ss-As.VsA ss
A CURE wAIExsTEp. OF NO cHAaes nApr.
In FROM ONE TO TWO DAYa
Aheadssee lren !. fke ssr.isr ~ 10 q -.
DR.. JOHNSTON.
49, $780, q r =. ,s,s, csss is.... e =.
sses ]. d, u.ss-s s,ss-.. =, = - e = assss
tn The AA-.A h" boa 80. ....<.s = q s-sxs
whs. ,he ni-wsss-d and i.prs.as.s v.s,rv
inahbed ,he se~A. % 49, psIsfs S--ss- 4 - -.
:. .ss,.: u s s q -. o 49, = .y (. A.
oaee seif'esd NJ d<hyiss ssunanus1-I, rv,.
s...s 80. sses.s..i ,ss : :. - - 80 - .s..
sght dsaisssH sst~s ~ -. Rs.ss - 80
On =. s- p.ss. o. =. ss.ss :. 3. s, =. s 80
and III v'ets g sss swfs, $500 hs,S .S..<,
ssn.g hia 70 1h. boors< whence usvra v.s.r,.- To
ps psds~- hars psssvs ~ 49,
ptais Of Europe All Assries. - can ss.61r,sr,
sale and speedy eas 20 The unfsuaA q ,his ssr -
melancholy fact th,t shos-.A nm v,s,.,. n, ~
~ , Owing . NE ,..sa- of a.s ~ ~ Ne.
na .ss snissn.s sufferer 70 s-.s snv, e. Oh. nj.
FATAL nALADf.
% TAKz Norfcr-Thos- psrroos v1SSr-, t,h,,.s 49,.
whs,. ply .s.i , yoas~ nsn' =. 1s~s.r,.,
darns OF his shosd sn.xeArd ~. IN ~,
.a aasss n s.a.,a sss s s sss 49,: :: -: q
Should rsf-et thata sound mind nd BODY m, n, No.
requisites tn promote eosuuhis happiDe Ined ns-s
hourly v,-~-,h- mind $500. - ps,.psss
pair and hned with the reflection that De
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.
a - young nsn and all who have Inquired tAe.s.iv,s
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NEW GRUCkRY STUKEi

vENHE subscribers have taken the store former.
Bell Tavern for the purpose conducting the Grocery AMI Com
mission business We have keep ON hand
general asortnsnt Of Family Groceries, which we fly
invite The attention Of friends public generally our
goods consist in pau Of
Gunpo~der " Hysoa InpI Black Teas of the fines,
quality ~ ~
Mocha, Java and Laguayra Coffee
Woolsey Wooiseys puyerised and crushed
=, Croir, Porto Rico and N osasar
Hull d Soa's best Soap
Do Varieratod do
No. MaekereI
A choice lot Sardincs
Regaiia and Principe segars
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolate
No ! ~ Carolina iierrngs
Painted Buckets and Brooms
great variety Of Spices
Letter and Foolscap Paper
Best London and French Mustard
Patent and Plain sperm Candle.
London and Philadelphia Porter in pts and OTIS
hanlla aud Spanish Mats
Connecticut shad, half bbls
City Cured Bacon, Hog Round
LIQUORS.
French Apple DdPeaeh Brandy, OF tho finest ouartv
HolandGin
Old jamaica RuIn
Richardson's Rye Whiskey .....
Madeira aud Sicily Madeira Wine
Port, Claret shsry and Malaga do
And all other goods belonging 20 the Grosery Trade
We aiso tender and the puh
ry for The sa Of Produce promise every eIsr,on IN
obtain the highest market price.
w. ~ TEMPLEsAN
. - WIN N. RADCLIFFE.
~ No. &C. 4 sioyt The Eel r.vern
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CHEAP AUCTION DRY GOODS

APRTL 70, l5t5.
nPENlNG this morning direct from the North
en Auctions Of the cheapest Dry Good. ever oased
Tor sale in this city,
Bslzorines, handsome styles Isl TO soc I'd
hszorine Lawns styles IS 90 al
Yard wide French Caheocs ony raj
HandsoDe styh American CaHeoss 81 10 rak
French Linens I2l to25
Gotten goods for Boys rs
Insh Linens IS 10 as
Eeashed couou 81, 9, 10 and I7i very cheap
Ward wide brown Cotton only ST
Yellow Nanksens 81 10 I2l
Cordcd SKIRTS only 50
sun shades and Parasot VEN cheap.
Also,
few pieces caPetns fOs 57i I'D s2iand many o,hsr
s"o'eqiaiv as cheap ior cash GEO. w. WILLIE
aD 10 No Ma atr..f ,....,a- 49,.
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WOOD LAND NEAR RICHMOND.
FOR SALE. ~
I'VE subscriber Is authorised to sell n well
woosed usetof Land the nes.ow Bslss. RasS az
MD o. the eosposs'ioa k.- ~ psrea, hs s.sy slr., d.
s.s 'n t. al. os ,.- WOOD .ss sr.ss ,lr
~. my ersee a Fertility ~ .ah.g o6 manure
PEnsODaCAa-s EOa JSNR
BALL Il PERKINS
HAVE received the following Works Cor June.
n Ladies N.,'s..i n.ra.a. P,a.ss and r..I.o...
GA... hsss.ise ekr,a E.s.vi.s, and po.,aa o. Rs
codys nsss..e Lady Boos spie.sS E.s,v.. Pa.
o.. .sd ria.e Of L.d,.s ka..s Dr-.--s: rs eta n, ~
TO THE LADIES'.
A GENERAL ARRIVAL
Trom all fhe Manu- ocfsrers IN he Country.
Ladies' fint quality Half Caters !;
49, French morocco and lid Sipp<r. md Tia:
Walking SHOES; Bronze and fancy eoiored Bu.-
o beautiful hoot Bu,ln- and Aniie Ties found i. s-
Lsdes erieury and pureha-- generally are informed hit
my .oek embraces every variety fs- and weekly p,sned
An therefore. euty rely on purela.inv r.s ,.cs
eso wear as they may de,e ssi my al an
ne psse 1nd give sasfseton ard Of my
eieiuns iahe naiiefng success which
J. ID. HOOVER. Main Street
hs,ssa ITS supplied BY the package dorm
- - ap iS
VIRGINIA WARBLER "A new collection
OF fauo;e National Naval Marital Professional touvi
var hanorou, Pab-tic Sentimental oil new songs. The
rst rceeiou % songs pubii-h-d owl nd
hlsie and ninstrciy Old receives and
gives them uuerance-tbe heart O ma
To gritty in and wider and better taste
me main parpoe Of the COLLECTION Jus published and
"AsV w. RANDOLPH 4 CO,
Up ~ l2i Main street.
WRAPPING PAPER, for tea, hardware, dry
goods Shoes drugs &c and common Cap and Letter
tine Enveoe Yellow and Blue, Medium Deny Ledger Paper.
Ae- for rals At low prices by =
my pAyYNpOpr 4 ArIru
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THIRTEENTH suPPLY THIS SEASON
&ss<~y n,r-i.F. J-.e %, ists.
IL II. JENKINS will open this morning, from
suetos an chr saie The fosowIss very cheap ooos
bahosises an Bareges fos - 37t
kieh inuniaaae1 Bslzorses III vorh soc f' E. q.
Erra Paris Bai<ssses Gel cent, eo IN i.,,
Bavss shawt. . - square. fos mas
kseh bsregs Bhawis asd Scarf, nc. A<
Leshorn Bonn>ts. si.so. zoe asd 2sO
Straw Boasets al prices
caieo>s. 5. 9, 9. 20. Iet and n,<r
Bonnet. Cap ssi Neck Ribbcas
Flowers, wresibs and Lace Good,
so very cheap Domestic brown ehns, and
inr- Cotton oznaburr- Apron Furniture Cb>rls Ip~u
snesurs. from TO yards wide; Napsins To~eIinsy Pa
yeS RO w. IENKINS.
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eiIrY GOLLARS REWARD.

"a FL t''JbIIH 10 he ~ AttD.
B. CfnrR&LLy CELEBRATED FAMILY MIpI-
c!sts viii ~ cure crery;!ing, bit s.iii remain
nncl"t..2d " !, sic several departments by any
th'rg cyot offered 70 tue public, who have vol
uuth'l4y cv"., .prl."ri ana c!,eYCl Numerous aud
Aaa:y rasgectaJls Testimonials % their superior
efficacy.
ca>Jp1LL'S CG1IPOUAT .MED,C.4T-
III JihL" or 5.iiij.}P.4RLL.!; or, Anti
S"orhniis '"rup, for the o. Sc.otIla Chron-
&c Hienrmlis;H, Chronic S. eiiinss Ct th. Joints
E:L, Of tie Skin, aud al! DISEASES arising
ifo.A IL" abuse Of Mercury, Sc, unsurpassed by
any l"in@ IN the Eaiict, having all the virtues
resident N the s'lrsaparilla, with modern med
IcaEncnt, caiy lately brought out by the most
res &c able .n-Ic0i authority. Price fIFTY
CE,N'l% per bottIe.
C.hhIRELL'S .2NTEDTSPEPTTC poU-
DER igr the rctictand permanent cure + that
most distressing Complaint. Dyspepsia, in all ito
ior'ns and stages. Ii removes 'Glddiness from
t.!o haad, heav'aess aud Turning from the
Breast ard Stomach, and brings the digestiv,
organs 10 t.ie natural State. il is truly Il most
vGluable remedy. Sold in bottles, at THEN.
Il-:N L and fIi'1'I- Cents each.
C3EIHELL'S .!GUE .NiXTL'RE and TO
.'1C .NEElG.i.HE&T,i, stands at the head Of
the list u:.iIvaled by any, all the innumerablo
medicines in use Throughout the length and
breadth o. the land, f.. the cure Of FEVER and
@Gu i IN all its atagc@ and lroq all lis conse-
I9e-cos. 1t is prepared by the Proprietor on
scientific principles ..Jfa articles purely E,yc.a-
bic, and having tested lis efficacy on ;hs,,'t
by upwards of l. rgars ,%a.r;coce. il ,,,.. n.ynr
been known to fail '.'serc directions are strictly
followed. Price pCL,. az nor LII
Residents in Fever and .rue U,stril,, ,h,u,i
neyc, be without il, 49, '"''''
J. John Hurns, do eerGGy that WINS j., ,ho .t;,
Tobacco Plant Of phila,rr,h,. ,.,.t PHI
june 1877, bound TO iiveypgai: took thr I, .,r
and Aspo and Ibid il iiysTpnoI .n,o a,'I ~, ever
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House.

Cerncr ofSL Paul and Fayetic streets.
baltimore
The undersigned having taken, fitted
and furnished The MANSION HOUSE as
aPUbI!c Hotel would be happy 10 receive
the patronage oIthe travelling community
V no may favor him with call, aud Eat
'ers himself lha; they will find every com
fort and attention which are TO be met
with in the best Hotels in tie city.
n. Il. A few Gentlemen can he &C
commodatcd with board aud pieasan.
rooms by the month or yoar on rCasona.
Jic terms. JOHN ALBERT SON.
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Every Body Orght 10 Know Of
DIR. ECtlTER'S
PULMON AIRY PREsERvATIyE.

So effectnal in Coughs, Colds lnGGcrzas, Ca
tarrhs, Asthma, Pains of the Side and Of the
Breast Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood. ShoItness
Of Breath, WlIooping Cough, all Diseases ofthe
Breast ard Lung S, and for the arrest orapproach-
ing Consumption.
So popular is DR.. Dcchtcr's Pulmonary Prcser-
vativc throughout all Germany, and 80 aiicctaa
in Diseases of the Lungs, that from its miracul-
Gus effects and wonderful cures--it is there gen
erally known and styled CDR Bechter's Life
PreservcI.n
Asnumerous certificates Gifts very good CT.
fleets, and wonderful cures in this country, have
been frequently published, il is deemed necessary
only to remind the publc OF 80 valuable a rnedi-
enc, and inform them where it can be procured
genuine.
IL frice-Fihy Gents halfpint bottle,
Pre- pared and sold, wholesale and retail, nj
DR.. LEjDI S HEALTH FMPOhlUM, Ne w.
North Second street, below Vine, (Sjen of ill.,"
Golden Eagle and Serpents) Philadelphia.
DR.. WALLACE. Elk! on, Md.
f. BRlNfiHURST, Wilmington, Del.
MIR. SULLIVAN, IIavrc dc Grac I'd.
DR.. FISHER, Frederick, sid.
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Is admitted ~ al who irsvo used them (ahd
eA1 rs nol) that Dr. Peters Vegetable Pills are
tS IN 1T uhliFI!td medicine ay " discover cd by
TO iageanl.y Of maa. Thay 80 t, sover,i On
-u?e tor tho following npiaints-Ycilow and
siio"S levers, lever and aguc, dysps p.ia, Group.
vor - Il ii;, sick he. i.lc!.,. .adico, asthma.
aroPsJ, ri I::natis::. "r OF he spice
piles. choiic, uAa.9 obs ructions. heartburn, far
iol ioAgae, NAUSEA, d,Stcuson uttia stomach &
bowels, inc?i-nt liamlca ilatuloLcy, habitE4l
coS!.vencs*, loss q appetite. bloIoLtG o. saliow
"omp!cXi2t, and al! casIs of torlo! o, the bow
c;a, where ca...D!i!c Gr an HrcriCEt Is needed
They arc exceedingly mild IN then q IA il: ,
pr3dn@!H% heith.r nats = ar:pis CT debility.
". ). =. Smith, Of ~ Jodsork, Va, NJ -
1Thry ire b .tcg 1lslthan can make lie
ecormends their @tc.
The lg9nt - ,tr"tsburri Va. says lie sup
plies families "a so m.,s around with p.:,i'
Pits, and they perform such ret,arka e c"re-
that they ar" proft.itd tocye:y olAcr medicine
Mrs E Ward, OF 1,eW York, WIS trout led VT.
dyspepsia and liver t".,p'"iA> r.: ! years. .,i'
using L! $50 FINS sh@I tr.!nejhe VS. completely
cured. ;
Mics Clark WAS a.l ,.., ithirr~~u3nrli,ra
oast.nalioa, att.udca viii most j;sttessilc*yr:r
toms. She Wa cured y using II Peters Pills
ifoqT y Davis ,a# .,..'ia ! Iii .h,t'.a ,i.r.
so rs 10 Ia unable to drees Himself. Three hoXc.
ofPetor's p.!la cured him.
Bat why ,nultjr.- te#i;"'"' -; We ";-
all, trv nt. Pcicr2' Veg" ~. tl' Vt
CulrGntoG t:&t ajtcrW@: e :" D.. t'I II r.
prc'':.nnrc 10 all other.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE .'o. 50 >>tth 3
ct phlade lila.
h t!lace.
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Attention
TIE WHOLE,
CHEAP FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
!

CHEAP FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
FOE T.2SH,
A.Eo. co2 Market Street first abovethe Wes-
Tern Hotel, Philadelphia.
All who want to save % per cent. in the pur
chase of ready made Clothing are invited to cal
at TIKI. store, and examine TIE largest and bes
assortment in this city, consisting OF
super Cloth Dress and Eroch Goats
from 80 to Slt
DO Tweed Sack ard Froci, Coats $50
Superior g,-!cd and plain Cashmere
Pants, 8 to 6
With great variety u Vests, 10
t'oge.heF w..h a large assortment Of coed
SFHlNG ard SUMMER CLOTHING very
cheap. This stock is all made and trimmed IN
thuneatcs, and best manner. Gail ,iook ana test
TIE fact.
J-,l Don't Gorsct No, oG2.
NJ. TRACY,
70. 292 .uarnat 1t.
Piiladelgha, April 9th, 1851.
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u ! E2ra w i RE!.

THE Disorders g. ,c,i@,iiy nsi, It's attention
rfC"3a'"v .!crcI.-',. 81. t,.s:"st 4, HAR1:-
"ARE A.%n C;g1uEy. They are now re-
noiv,nr Lon England ard TIE Nanatactc.icc Of
this Country c2ns.&2'.:n'e additions 10 i, vii.n
will '.,;-!2 it y":y ':re>tiyc ana tic are win.
10 ,t.'I oroa Terms "i:'ch The" c.i!oi Jn, tb;nk
win be ,Udnh -uI'c!y satisfactory County Itc--
.",vaa and it i confidently Hoped they viii find
Il thcI Interest ia Purchase from the Subscribers
Y'h.t ALi.S {; WALTON.
TO = l.? south Fourth street, few doors
h2ioN Market ~ &c. Philadelphia.
So i4th 49, SIN
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NaIEzElEl% r 5g +.

Mrs. Foard has received from
de city large and elegant as
sortneat OF fashionable EON-
NETS together with & general
variety OF articles in her line, and
would respectfully inform hire
friends and The public that she is
prepared 10 furnish them, at very
moderate prices. Her shop is
directly opposite the Washington
Hotel.
Nov. 10th l944-tf.
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iElEhSON S LADIES'
National Magazine.
Magnificent Vo!;nnc for 1915.
EdilaA hy Ms. Ann s S,enh.ns.

re -.tdl's Naii":ai .HtgUZihe," : now so
! well established an ." i;'vnai,iy knc"D, Hat,
pace at thc Head Of The lndies' Cooks.
Us htcf"iy ooniclts, like :i.oa- 4 tie :,!roe
collar M "'":-'aS, ieaIi original, and FROM NC
nos. 'e!ehratea F""E.,an - - oi both :"%cs.
! ne ''Ht'!roh@nS u t!iS p' i.tl,al are = COR
s.rht proof % lie '1si, aud lt!;ty ct cur h4oV-
ca t"HriryneA. no o'h;" margarine Is - cs-
',"%Ne'y MIRO Of dor y. ~. I. :s - ,:enor-
any supporter by tfCm The contents are o.
/ every variety, ard while usually Q: the ilg".or
h''d' 60 not rre"'I"'' '%a Insertion ot p'?c:s Of
noe N"I"c' ir!eh a,lhe i"r NE bouAotF and
'e iTG-,'ac, the ladies Ne!;p""l;' presents
iE'h','E an &Gi cca"G V.,,Hy a. domestic sketch
c. "Les o. i"slIonaba 'c, ro'""'tc2s ci history,
po'HS' ttlI't"i ho"'eS o. h'ii% aNt'nis' new
4or 'i'r hH"5ch"ePel t'ftctio.'f tor lash
| =, Ii :, ISL 'P''TtH VI '','
naI " o"' 'CTl hc'ioPoiiS' i'"8!-
III ,, ~ 90, VIVA '''2 -! @',0
10y "o"'u " - ~ MN" ~ ""J-''' =
ti,'a a"',s ny "'''iS 'r'r ''oi''i:
'"lt'i'S2 ll''c"u o' p'i'g' IKE 'il"Se o'
r' o,.ui ,No u"!i1f i''s"e'1 matte up Gneliy
nun o." newspapers ara OLE. So
,'''.n W. arc "!l'tel expressly ioE U.S.
~ ' r' "ut Coii''''lS tie az StlG'hai'
'!".,'.u =! 'i'' %';'; II "i.'cA me hieF-
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CHARLES ]. PETERSON.

No. 93 Ci.esnu, St, Philadelphia.
n. 3 Lose no time in sending on your mo-
ney, so as 10 get the proof impress ons OF the
great Nez1otnt for January.
IT. Editors who will copy this prospectus
and send copy Of the paper, marked, 10 tho
"t1itcd States Saturday Evening Post >" shall
hr entitled TO an exchange for one year.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24
DIED,


At Pontooc Mississippi, the 18th OF September Of
ly OF Henry county, Virginia.
Mrs cambridge born in Hanover County, Virginia,
July An 1881; her parents John Fon,aine aud MAJ
iha the eldes, daughter Of Patrick Henry. At the age
sixteen she married Mr. Dindrdge, who had Just
completed his law studies in the office
father She lived happily with him during nearly half
century.
Mrs Dandrdse has many traits OF
her To her friends and obtained the respect OF strangers
Adeniy devoted her family for whose welfare she spa
red exerons and refused personal sacrifices, she
was always ready minister the sick and suffering
and to sympahise with the afflicted and bereaved The
stranger shared her hospitality rendered
acceptable by her conversation and address For many
years consistent member OF the w. Episcopal church. her
pey marked by unwaveriny confidence in prayer
which she much devoted The sprghness and viva
city OF her youth, subsidized age active,
elastic disposition that sought employment. But
while she cued the flowers OF earth, she looked be-
yOnd 10 Paradise abvc. where tree of life is ever
aud flowers fade. The cheerfuness Of her
disposition extended her bed OF DEATH enabling her
Tar Ia triumph the usual effects OF her painful dis
ease that her family could believe her death hand;
bu,fo several days previous she patiently expected joy
fully manliesng her OF immortal glory
should be revealed her. and continuing free from doubt
fear. short time before her death, hen speechless
she was asked 1t she going Heaven-tuning IN her
bed and looking her family she smiled sweeiy and the
smile still fingered her bps after her spirit had scended
10 God.-SOuihera Tribune.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24

Oar readers know hope, that have regarded
this pretended dscoyrry-ths incomprehensibe ooery'
which processes make babes oracles of wisdom and
learning and translate the faculty OF vision from the
where God has placed the forehead the cars, the
head, merely gross, but imPiOus fraud and
humbug. Since Dr. Franklin in PARIS m the Revoiu
rion when Mesnsr brought his Mys'icsms from Germany
uggery been repeatedly blown up
sed But the detection has su in vain for after time
adventurous quacksavers renewed the mpoture, and
duous followers found in tine ranks OF gene
ratOu in those vi who would read. reading
forgot whose love OF the marvellous and Development
OF the imaginative faculty, prevailed
On Friday and Saturday nights last, Professor dc Bon
neville the latest and the popular exhibitor ut this
detected anl exposed IN this city,
suppose nountebank exposed before, and only
escaped the Indignation and resentment o. excited
meeting by rapid his lodgings. and by the good
fortune vi having Madame de Bonneville in company
We shall in day lay detailed narrative OF the
circumstances before the people.
Yet there those who believe still, and Of them
men OF high character and Intelligence They held
ing ednesdsy evening and Tomorrow, will address the
public thrOu columns We extend this courtesy
Them, while utterly reprobate their doctrines.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-24

"Ien,a Legion" Expressed the hope that il was
happy angury, and that hereafter the Wing. Of
Richmond aud the Democracy Of the Tenth Le-
gion, insicad OF exchanging hard epi,hcts and rc-
elimination, would engage in the more generous
and noble strife OF seeing who could best advance
the prosperity and happiness Of their common
country The sentiment was enthusiastically
chccred, and we hail the circumstance again, as
one among many, which is ushering in the dawn
Of a better day for Virginia.
Short of a line Of railroad, To the Ohio, we do
not believe tina, any Improvement will accom-
plsh so much for Virginia that projected TO
liarrsonburg. Let those who doubt, visit that
teeming Valley, already so productive, and yet
producing not fifth Of its immense capabili-
ties. To Richmond, (and through her to ally but
more particularly to Richmond and the Valley, it
is of inestimabe Importance, and we trust that
her efforts to secure it will correspond: To pro-
perty holders, its beneficial effects cannot be cal
culated. ...
We shall publish the proceedings of the Con.
vention when they appear in the Harrisonburg
Republican. Meanwhile, the principal resolu-
tons ofthe Convention may be seen among the
proceedings Wednesday night at the Exchange.