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The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-27

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BEERS TEMPERANCE HOTEL.
Third street, north Of Pennsylvania Acc-
nue and near the Railroad Depot.
WASHINGTON, d. g.
Prices to suit the times.

IT IME, LIME Just received, 700 bushels Of as
1 good Lime as can be purchased in the Dis
trict Also, a fresh supply of seasoned select Cul-
lings, ga, A, and Ga White Pine; together with
frst-rate lot Of Cherry and Mahogany Hand-rail
Stuff
Also on hand, general supply Of building mate
rias.
All Of which will be sold on reasonable terms
for cash or to punctual customers. Apply at
DARKNESS s. PURDY'S
Lumber Yard, 9TH street; near the Canal
Nov 90
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Fc'ic ksburg and Al IAnia OF Washington the
charge W,nts IN aleases, IS
No Children under % oth-:s under IL
years OF axe hspec; oo1Ted person. haTres. person taken
up at point designated will the cha Ia" last
cedipr which Designated and p-Tn set down at
point Will the ehaTr to TIE teHsnat-d port
which he Persons getting IN
getting designated points wpa the difference between
respectively that charge viii
both the be regular stopping places
o,hetN.sr charge " ~ be Lsss than So
No charge being made the Com
plny responsible for unless negligence
part aud viii DE responsible for
spger jewellery, thing but the Passengers
cssaty baggage.
Tn. puy.ge ceturn Ticket extended TO Passengers
provided depot be the place either
arrva or The Return Ticket entities person eher
succeeding that his arrival TO return 20 the
pointffum which he
Ticket Depot the time
procure Ticket Il procured then and h" gets
Depot may obtained the latter Depot
indispensable Passenger from Depot should
II he means point not lrpot
When he 20 Depot he must that the Cap
tain of the Train Way Bill with the
ertTy Return Ticket will be obtained At the
nrol where gets passenger is;urn
the full is-ihe Clplnta OF the TAIN be.
ing required u Furnished
with a Ticket.
way wishing be taken the Cars should
make signal day. handkerchief; aud Il in the
rsht with Light Tain 400 Yards of until 1t
r,aehs ih,. oT Passengers practicable to
IA o stopping places IN the event OF the
icing Conductors sometimes unape Io stop
a other points the road
Passengers down between epots should notify
captain WISH before leaving the previous depot
prohibited from saEdDg the Platforms OF the
getting OF the Cars when in notion no 81
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SITlTNDTD TIANU0.
NM r nTe the exclusive agents for the sale Of
w ~ knrcesieH Plu' FOrtes Richmond and 0f
fer wapt nf god Inducements 20
purchase hf WOes-ts the im ~ Stniiar WcT
Durham II New Fofk AMI respectfully knSwn
the bes Manufacturer of Piano. hs country
authorized equal II little supefiIr
ary county our prices the his Manuac
tory 10 New Yos ard from $40 $500 pledge
ourselves id The pu5b1se money all where the IN
s,,4msrt does not prove ru7rAutied.
PIANOS TUNED.
We have cmpoycJ Tunrf PGno, experienced
making rcpainnT and Piano Porte proiuse the
highest Of his ability satisfaction from nearly
al the hest New York, In
~ manu tory of s1ddaii, Worcester Durharl ~
of.ers isft NJ our store VII b. promptly attended
Pianos SID The county pest order and pactsi
N their Org cases. under The sspsfyon
DINNER HOBRf1.
mn 10 81 Nan Street.
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EHONEl ~ CO, Seed Store and Agricultural!
Il Warehouse Merchants How, Bosion-NurseriCs at Cam
Harvard College Mass only miles on tie city
a.t for collections Of Vegetable
Agr.s Seeds be- found In The eOlEtry
ing b,gs assortment intending the and most
proved arc and superior collection Of Bu.ous Flower
Roots Dahas also Gardening Botanical and Az
JcuAufsi BSOSS-
The proprcofs nurseries containing upward
~ curry sale Of the largest richest
collections of
Putt aud Ornamental Trees.
Eycrrrceus, Towering Shrubs and Plants.
Pear, Plum and Chcfy Stocks
Grape Vines, Ilapbeures,
Greenhouse and Hardy IIerbaceOus Plants.
Roses
uahiias and falbOus Flower Roots.
Riubarb and Asparagus Roots
BuckthoFn, hbor Nrr, &C. for hedges
GaI ateniion has been devoted 60 fruit particularly
and ali knds Europe
onsJ visit celebrated Up
Of the Pear
specimen which have planted yearly
bsasus wi perfect accuracy The
inay b. depeudsd upon.
Tsy you prca rsH She attention cut-vaors 10 Their
Ehrb benz Eouh b. better able
cold rasd where the comparatively
Catalogue gaus
The of R0sss unrutass.d, comprising
twelve hundred Which the
kinds 10 BE- obtained ot the most celebrated cuuya1f of
France.
Tl department compete sH the choice and
aosrs a. varieties u Cameia, PoaFOuum ALaisa, Cactus
psany. ~ hsf1, Chrysbnthemum. Japan Lilies &c.
s.'ALu4,.i dssoI,t nade a. large Pu'ch1efs
Al orders irOmpahItJ with the cash dan o.
ss'tffscfDfy reference
CataIsgscs sent gratis u svrsy post paid applicant
Ordsrs addTssd vii b. oy 'tecuied The ifees o.
plants sccuiy g4cs bear tfansp ,ls Of the
county. aud Forwarded 4iuluut dslay Do 3-5m
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4 OOK TO YOUR INTEREST," The sub

- crber ctfuy inform their and the
pble generally that they
a. most fashionable and CLoThlNG for
r, wear and TO which they additions
eetv insisting variety desirable Coaks CnllsNesis
Pants nN e Shirts Collars, stocks, SOCKS, Hdkis,
,,ns,rnae. Al Ee-wih they will be pleased TT them
I'm the hest style and upon the reasonable terms
The main, they the selection Of their materials
SECURE gor.s and beauty they have taken In
made up under tr own SUPERVISION 10 secure uua
L,y ,,d p.,r..s al iii makes Ia peculiarly
desirable persons Gen and see of yogf'eVts
1t HOOPER & GRAFFs Virginia Clothing store
milf ~. g. Man Il.
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BECK w THIS
A mildly SPEPTIC Pill l. 5
EINHESE PILLS have hnen nnM Lunre Ihnn

VNHESE PILLS have been now more than /
n years before the public and preiensions the cha
aIed Tor them closely examined and tested 10y great
nuntr Of p,on ntrgeno be deceived and deeply IN
ereste the results obssGY4 with aud Judge without
favor.
has weakened but
and Confirmed them by Of such respectable
rarely sustained article in this form In any
eSEntry
Cen6ss hayag or years accompanied zach box and
the pue'.s being au'r srd Of testimony poss.
proprietor he has thought longer L"c~ssiy To
publish them busmgy IN list Of the references foH among
many genemn from personal experience OF the tHcaoJ
Pills wiling econui-nG "a. % their nends
References:
M Van Buren,. Pfasdsn; Of the United staos
Hon. Geo. T. Badge, Ill d., Secy Navy.
l.. :. Ives T.. H., Bishop of n. Carolina.
Hon James If,d, g. Senator and Governor Of ~ g.
Hon Henry Potter. District Judge. u : Count.
Ilor. beverly Tucker Law Professor, WIN Mary College
Hon. VIM Preston 4. :. Senator :. g..
Iioa. John henderson, q. = major Mus.
Hon n .. Ta.ma1ge g. \ Senator New York
Hon. y. Sanly. 81. &
Hon Eichaid Hines late NJ e. j. e..
Hon Charles Fisher, late NJ. g.. y g.
J fIeisker, CucutJuig. Tenn
Re, Gso W. IgosIan y. D., Columbus Miss
Rev ". 7. BiaEe. Vase ..
Rev. stephen Cooke, Lennon Castle, W.
l We have made with Dr. BEcEwrH aud will
kei constantly nnd ,hege yausbe Ph, witch
high they been used Many
p,r-pts city them speak very ayOraby
t!'cif
9ry- Retail price. 50 cent. per box.
BJyhL 4 PURCELL Druggists,
NH ~ Main street. Richmond.
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GOUDYEAH'S METALLIC O. u-ELASTIC
MACHINE Betting,

P3FE-NTEb l5fi.
Made only ~ kGstYa. near Boston, MSS
5 an article of immense value 70 consumers OF
n Machine Betting. Its peculiar qualities are
l. Perfect equality II width !hcEn.s which 1t vii Teiln
2 40 degree ParnieG o. and It
flexible ) auy degree Of cod
3 Essential and urpenuno ami other sone
which destroy eatlc produce effect
II Of great and durability and wien adjusted to
chimney does alterations, hr with leather
IL pied Machinery. The prees
- afforded fngcrr With the Ienafkab. properties
ters It wor,h Tie aH WhD ihe arieic-
Creullr coniaiiUg list Of Ge viii ba forwarded,
application tn HnhscD'r who the mned-n Agcnt Tor ie
manufacturers Al orders aud communications promptly cred
CHARLES w. BuRNEY. seI.ar Agent,
no 3-6m No. IS, fremont Row, Boston Mass.
FOLIAN PIANO FORTE MANDATORY.
gHNIR the exclusive right FOR Boston and
II emily Manufacture Co'man's Patent i.pian Attachment
sppiy the PAM Foss with the additional light 10
venj hs h. u.=I of the country
They Piano PORES -fsvr'y description either
win viDI, frame, and with witno.i The Apan At
tachmeut.
wishing of either kind from
m1nufaeiOry, orders by
NATL shah be- faithfully eIscuud and az Nv prices usy
employ Cd an agent, present Themselves.
To ai dIbts te minds q those unacquainsd with
hereby .Tri1nge gfh
any Of Tho refund IN" pnclas"
nry, the pu."h,s'f 81. not satisfied
Any psrson Vs. si,a Information relation the KDian
obtain cops Hos tsO P0PTz JorEsst gats BY send
their address T. GILBERT T. 70
il-6n No gu6, Wa -iinFon 1T, ~ Boston Was
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PEN DEXTER & ALDEN
HAVE RECEIVED
1100 PACKAGES of fresh and seasonable
HUI Coed. in Their line which they Offer fOs sale by
acceptable purchaser, Ther
large and well selected OF the bet manufacture comprising in
the way OF
275 Cases mems calf, kip, grained. seal. pump
s wel'c ard half ~ced also and thick Boots OF
all qualities. anil prices; boys youths calf
Boots
cali lasting cloth and Cater ami half cai'et. shIdrcns
Ieathct, calf morocco. nd aud coo hincal Boots.
SHOES.
500 Cases mems, boys, and youths pcgged and
grained snd Kip MONRoEs cal. and goat
and Slipper, OF Qualities sizes,
hid ard Shippers and Springs, urskns Wells
seal leather and AID rurnrounds variety
bows and youths thick BkoGANs OF ali and and
other descriptions OF Shoes partieuanLe
BATS.
l45 Cases mems Beaver, Nu,ria. Russia, Musk.
Concy, sax, black aud Cashmere broad
anil fashionable meas and boys Ashland and Pearl sporting
275 Cases mems and boys white and colorcd
PALM LEAF HATS first rate stock aud wrH aSsorted-
Also double and single curl bum LEGiIURN HATS, the
latest and best impnrsuons
BONNETS.
S5 Cases ladies' fine Florence. lace and Rut.
lard, Drvou II braid and oher misses pevon. Pc
dal lace ard Ruard Grscy &C women, and cy
willow and fancy; Also ladies lawn BOnne,s and other
VnHuELLas.
80 Cases silk, cotton. and glngham; whalebOnc
aud reed nau.rs-s,lk PARAsoIls aud 'N-sHApsS
CAPS.
Mems and boys cloth. glazed, velvet, hair seal
&c also eh'ircns fancy Cap. Of different Kinds
wih thu usual ,uppy OF THuNkS, SHOE THREAD BLACK
Pa A. oil they spared
make the soes ars Pant OF .uppy being purchased
eass ami remainder heinz ~ c.s,srsi fnn
they and Wit s'l and on lie brsi trrm-.
~ Cali al th.lT old s''GlsssA,S Hssss.
40. aus I;aItimor" street.
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CHARLES CARVlLLE,
81 Pine 81, NcW York,
AGENT FOR TUE NEW YORK MILLS,
ONEIDA 90 y. y.
HAS FOR SALE. BY THE PACKAGE

HAS FOR SALE, BY THE PACKAGE
u n 20 \ y. AH -huhzs
NJ Etlra super wabf Twist, a nrrs. superior fabric
Extra o. Tviied leans
g. tdef -Fits thsmbtt's ts-ibnr Umty
And very s-n.rni PantaoOu Stuff.
~ very superior sfy.s
ALSO As AGU>T FOR THE HUDSON PRINT WORKS q"
rDtrsutA COUNTY. ~. u.
very general a.-urmspt Df PRINTS AND FURNITURE
PRINTS cOmpurE Jl The hte sysH design
and skiHiE eAfcu'i1r. rufpaa4sd
ALTO. ~ hs.hT FOR THE lDA MILLS Taos. " Y.
IBE-Vff.HLT -T3RsffJLL. ESg. Pr5Jf.s'JyJ
Az N" ahtcs Md, that esbt hlsrt Thee, with
cnnugnmruis from enable rzbt
fnsnt NJ COTTON GOODS worthy The buyers from
sections NJ the county % whom Thy offered the
sguf1bs terms
New var. Oct 17ts qf--Cm
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

.tzzz....lsE-stS, an and after the sd of December
e-@=2essss ~ wileave Richmond Mondays
Wed 1eays and Frdlys 81 precisely aad auve IN Lynch
burg NJ Il days ats! P. NJ
Returning leave LyncnBu iouisyl Wednesdays aud Fridays
at : A. Nj and arrive n Richmond day at 81 Z 81.
Passengers for StHunton,
Ry our Boats vii leave A. Mondays, Wednesdays and
FrLays arrive A. NJ and in Saunion by
IFA
Pass.gers Charlotte and hs!aI Cart HoaSss
Richmond the and with the Stages at Car
tersvne.
no2g BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
SPRING GOODS.

M T. respectfully Announce to the public, that
receiving, 81 a isv DAYS
5i unusually and wei" selected s'oeA
tpi. which ifel satisfied that offer than ord
mary inducements TO purchasers
city aud County D'a-r. invited To cal and examine
stoeE shall endrayour make advantageous them
buy 0f JOHN THOMPSON A. co,
Hhg ~. 80 Main
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EOLIAN PIANO FORTE!
q sDEMPSTER's SONGS! '-.s.,.gI

THE NAY QUEEN-In PRTtss-IIT Den'gsfgT'
Part 1--we Of May.
Part New Years Eve.
Part 3.-Return Of Spring.
TUNtf. utd nov tef,y ty Hs g5rd ..... BY uempster
death ~ Warren pst,tc sum .....,... BY Dcppsisr
tra, In the b..r poetry by Fst Good by Deapscr
Ia, ,.tb va, one ss.ip NV friends BY Drmpssr
-ri,s t,t civ and oyie~ ...,..........b by Drmpaer
Tie Lived one sss not ny Dcmpfef
The spot where born, composed ~ Barhfu,
...............by Demprrf
tr,y,,b o. never more. by
John AfdsfDr words BY Rurns.. ~ Dtnp
o. .by do. ihs white nsu follow ny Fath' 90 The
't,4y,,.c...,.i, .............,...,,,by Dsmpsfef
NJ 800 n F. by Dsnpster
~, -. -. ....t. ........,..,. e. by Tempuef
" Tho above with The hbsf " bs esioHa'eh an"
popular Vocalist, may b. obtaiued Al
WV. O.. UONTAGUE'S
NEW MUSIC STORE
mb91 s,SH Jas 0elirr LTrt No. ISL Main o.
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NEW nnd Prs, Complete Edition OF rae Law
v of the United Stnfc,. kEEINED RY TnE mn D,

NEW md First Complete Edition Q tue 4 nws
OF the United Stntes. REgISED BY THE ROI Is
tn" PUBLIC STATUTES at iarse United Ame
Tiea from the organization present
Guiding the lawso tue ss,h Congress asa and IS arranged
Chronological ec', with marginal references
eaeh act and the decisions
United sae' aud m Index the Contcnts volume
full general Index To the whole Tables affixed relating
To the JEseiary i7pests and Tonnage Public Lands
getheT with the Constitution the United States
Of Independence and Articles
Edited by Richard Peter Esq
This edition OF the Laws United
LIST Because has the Congress aud issued under
their auspices and edition supplied
Government.
I'd Because Contains al the Law. aud put price
lhln those editions which only portion
H. h - enriched with eorous
Cosrs Of the United States several Statutes
9Th IL can be relied upon for accuracy, subjected To
careful revision BY the records at the Of Government
Just received, and for sale by u. q. KING,
NH II Mel dooft 4
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"a FEN MORE OF I'll SAME SORT
kusr seossged gsss intsiOn channel Hoo,s
~ al ID. HOOVER
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VALUABLE DISCOVERY

JUAN fIIIlNI,
Confcctio and Dealer la Foreign aud DO
Iucstic Fruit,
III As iust received per schrs Nassau and Man.
oist,f. ~ following Goods o
ZOO Hllrs cfop bunch RaisHs
$50 B1trs d.. $50 gsrrs DO
so Kegs HnisEa Gppss fpum. quaityI
30 HItcs Miara ieniIn4 @ Gne 0riefI
Ci4ks Zlnis Curfans
Is Drums suha Easins
- Rlrrs Ctfon quality
Ct-rs Hfanfy
20 Dpf Owe Oi. quality
CaF.s siass
Bats Dotis1ut Almonds
%
uaiCs shsrtd Do
20 D. e. Fapsf FheU A.
Gases ryedC inref
1000 toruanuts. 81 fine
% On nfe cr.rt.r
Tgs her wHh largo Canty ~ bs
equal ots.r nsd.t 40 tb.
ard greatest variety rn-h sni Gsuosp Ty
Co.'s. Feffrusy ,s r,,te
eecea tefaoa abi purchased
BE- 10 prepared rat induce
sssss purohass either "
sst tssefSrs resgectfiliy o AMI
eant before ufchae elsewhere, be dOubu
DO w. eaH atNo ia.
One dor bcow Fsctanre Hant
"a FEN MORE or Til SAME SORTr
usr seosssea zoe pss % tbc-s n's'on shanhe hoo'.
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The inflammation and disease always lies hack the ban of
oys in the socket Hence virtue Of any t., ~
the seat Of the inh It viii do uLe s ,Tn saty
rubbed on the temples will p1ore directly into the socket
pores wi" be oP"neda Pop.r preparation Le created and
disease will su.. pass surface.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-20
THE FEMALE HEART,

!, 1nrc Is nothing upper heaven so delicious as
Inc possession Of pure. Fl eSh. immutable affection.
The most fe!icious moment Of mans life, the
most ecstatic Of all his emotions and Y pLthieS,
Is t'lat IN which he receives an avowal Of affection
from the idol of his heart. The springs OF feel
Ing, when in their youthful purity, are fountains
OF unSealed and gushing tenderness-the spell
that draws them forth is the mystic light OF future
years aud undyins memory. Nothing in life is
so pure and deroted, AZ u woman's love. II
matters not, wether it be for 4 husband, or child,
or sister, or brother, it is the same pure unquen-
chabie flame, the same constant and immaculate
glow OF feeling. whoses, undenial touchstOne is
trial. do but give her one token Of love, one
kind word, one gentle look, even if it be amid
'desolatiOn and dcdth-the feelings Of that faithful
heart will gush forth as d torrent, in dCsbite Of
earthly bond or mercenary tie. More priceless
than the gems Of Golconda, is the female heart,
and more devoted then the idolstry OF Mecca is
womans love. There is no sordid REV, or quail
lying self-lnterest i'll the feeling. 1t is j princi-
pie and characteristic Of her naiure-a faculty
and IniatuatloT which absorbs and concentrates
all.t he fervor of heI soul, and all the
depths Of her bosom. l would rather be the
one unsullied and Unparalleled heart, than the mon
arch of empires. ! would rather possess the i'm
in"cuiate and lWpassloned decOtOn one high
souled and enthusiastic female, than the sycophan-
ic fawning Of millions.
TWomen are the only beings who have
not been d~eSraded!by slavery. In bondage
they are not sordid; under persecution,
are still generous; they preserve their.
faith to the faithless; they employ Kindness,
TO soften the cruel; i'll suffering they lose
b~cncvolencc; in the affective trials,
they possess magnanimi:y; their love of glo-
ry is founded on syinpathy;-eAcluded from
power, privilege and distinction, they have
enthusiasm for every great design, for
every splendid aehievement;their affections
are purified from seifishnesS; they ~rcioicci
in diffusion Joy, and are grcatful for bless
ings in which they are not allowed to par
Democratic banner., 1846-06-20
Dry Goods, Groceries SC

ATEST style Silks, Lawns, BALI crimes
Muslin-D elanes and Cashmere for sale a
verylow prices by IL. E. BLOCK, s. co
Democratic banner., 1846-06-20

THE Cmrier DIS Ehts mi, Of the End
inst. contains i long article on the war with
Mexico. It's editor is in the interest Of the
French government. and seems 10 under
stand well its policy and designs. he says
that the London Herald announces that
Mexico has sought the Intervention OF
England and France, he is Of opinion that
France will not go beyond "c~ounsclling the
U. States in a friendly manner Ia be- mode
rate and mannaniIrous." Tine wIitcr for the
London Herald ga: MEXICO has asked the
aid Of tirosc 1wo European Powers with the
view Of preventing California from falling
into the american hands. The Courier
mentions Idany reasons which will influence
France to remain a:Uof in the CONTROVERSY
INC principle of which is, the desire to en-
courage the rising commercial greatness
OF The L. States as Il c0untcrpoise 90 British
power on the seas. England, II is said has
a controlling influence III Mexico, and that
to strengthen the lattcrb by Joint intervention.
would only be to make France the instrr-
Inent of increasing British ~asccndanre in
that country. This is a correct view Of the
question, and if France reads her own in
terests Alright, she will ~Iclr'in from joining
England in any such coalition. The time
was when France owned large colonies on
this continent. 9sShc lost them through Great
Britain. Now she has 10 iootIIold in North
Americ. England is the rival ofthe United
/. States here, as well as on the ocean The
British possessions Oh the north, and British
intreagues in Mexico, may be strengthened
by the aid of France, but not for her benefit,
either at home or abroad. The French
Government has no interest TO foster or pro-
tcct in North America, but England has.
France has nothing TO gain BY becoming the
dupe of Britishschcmes for self aggrandize-
nent. Sheimay, though her ministry assist
the BritishIC abinet, but the additional power
mus lodged in English hands, may and pro-
ABLY will, in due time, be again welded
against French liberty. From 1892 to 1915,
England was the relentless enemy o fFrance,
and the French people have not yet forgot
ten that fact. The Guizot and Peel alliance
may prove the downfall, instead of the prop
Of the Orleans dynasty.-[Reporter.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-20
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