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Our Fashion PlatesErtr0

That is we shah give many embellishments
as any other two dollar magazine aud the fash
on plate besides!
Ana in order that our lady subscribers may be
acquainted vi III the novelties of the day, VIC
shall publish rs soon as they come out, in our
".ioma De3arm2ni,'' new receipts in CooasFy,
new styles in Embroidery, new patte-s for Lace
-Wo-h 60.
THE TER 1ES.-Thc Cash system adopted
ana maintained by the Publisher, enables him to
offer Magazine, ia every respect equal to the
old sl-ee dollar magazines at 0na-tbird less cost.
TIL pcica Of Pat7ssan's National is therefor
cIy TWO DOLLARS per arinum, cash, in ad
yaacc
TO CLUBs-Tn order to facilitate -emit,an
ces. f.5n rost-towns where there is no local
agent, The Publisher offers the following ternscoo
parseas disposed to clab, viz.
copy i 90 perannum
Peoples 90 per annum
Peoples, $1,000 per annum,
II copies $1,000 per amman
For s 5, 90 wewill soyi one copy Of the Satur
dav Coulter and two copies of rhe ''Natio0al."
This money must be Current funds, and sen
post paid in advance.
PREMIUMS.
To every Postmaster, or othor person sting
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any oF the acw novels! For every S2,90 sub
soribar we viii senu, If required, q new novel
OR for every Club or ~, xwo clubs OF ., or Tor
/ CIujs-cf ,, we will snd copy of the Magazine
/ gratis for one year.
AdagAss, CHARLES J, PETERSON.
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and put it into her mouth. 1t is GER
talnly wonderful affair; and, think,
must serve to admoEish mothers and
nurses not to suffer their young chill
dren 10 sport at random among such vile
reptiles.-CA. Refcc' or.
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This paper being made up of such
portion of the National ltelligencer pro
per as can be compressed within the
compass of single newspaper, contin
.ues TO issued and mailed to subscribers
every Saturday at Two Dollars year,
payable in adAance in all caces-no ac-
count being opened with subscribers
TO the weekly paper
To bring this paper yet more near
" within the reuch Of such as desire to
take bythe gear cheap paper from the
seat ofthe General Government, re-
duction will be made in the price OF it
where number Of copies are ordered
and paid for by any one person or as
sociation at the following rates:
For Ten Dollars six copies will be sent.
For Twenty Dollars thirteen copis and
For each sum Of Ten Dollars, above Twenty
eight copies will be forworded; SO
that q remittance OF Fifty Dollars
will command seven copies.
0rPublishers Of papers throughout
the United States and Territories who
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ver,isemnt with, this note annexed) and
send one of their papers 10 this office
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in shall receive the Weekly Nailona
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TIE TreIre Month No,tce.-The mo-
ton to make Mr.. Ingersoll's bill OF no.
tice the special order Of the day for the
first Monday in February, failed for
want of majority OF two.thirds.
The vote was one hundred and two to
eighty -two-a majority in favor of de-
ferring action on the bill until Fabrua-
ry In the meantime the subject is be-
fore the committee of the whole.
We give as much space as we can,
to the debate inthe House today. OBJ
serving readers will catch a good deal of
the movements of leading men--and
even Of their motives ofaction, by fol-
lowing the debate.
The debate itself will he found inter-
estiog and instructive. les
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EARNING FOR LAbIEs''-E.In tina.
excellent and agreeable work entitled
ear ming for Ladies'" we find the
following directions for preparing the
celebrated "Hambro PickIe,n which is
said TO be equally applicable to beef,
pork, tongues, &c. "To each gallon OF
water put one pound and half OF COM
mon salt, quarter Of pound Of coarse
brown sugar, and one ounce of salt
Epetre; boiled and 10 be carefully scum
med. After standing in a proper YES
sci until quite cold the meat may be i'm
mersed, and will be fit for use in ten
days, and improve for months; bit it
must be carefully kept pressed down
by means ola cover, and clean heavy
stone. The pickle must be watched,
and when any sehm begins 10 rise, the
meat must be taken out and the liquor
reboiled, and scummcd and cooled as
before; at the. same time half pound
more salt must be added; but no raw
salt is to be applied at any time. Tie
meat is 10 be returned when the pickle
is quite. cold, say after ten or
twelve hours. Tongues will require a
month al least, and are improved by
the addition Of an ounce Of bay salt ad-
ded 10 he above. One Glove Of garlic,
hall an ounce of alsplce, and as much
whole pepper, boiled with the ingredi-
ents, much improves it."--Lou. Jour.
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ADDRESS L. A. Cooley.
Publishers Hall, Philadelphia. Godey's
md Grahanf's Magazine VIII be furnished one
one ceipt S., by J.. a oildeah
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A PRAYER IN SICKNESS.

Send down thy winged angel, God!
Amid this night so wild;
And bid h}a come where now we watch
And breathe upon our child!
She lies upon her pillow, pale,
And means within her sleep.
Or wakeneih with patient smile,
And striveth not TO weep.
How gentle and how good a child
She is, we know TOO well,
And dearer 10 her parents hearts
Than our weak words can tell.
We love,--we watch throughout the
night,
10 aid, when need may be;
We hoPe-and have despaired at times
But now we turn TO Thee!
.sSend down thy sweet-souled angel, God
Amid the darkness wild,
And bid him soothe our souls to-uight,
And heal our gentle. child!
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A REMARKABLE .MAN.-At Temper.
anee meeting held not long ago in Ala
bama, Col. Lemanousky, who had been
twentythrec years a soldier in the ar
mics Of Napoleon Bonoparte, addressed
the meeting He arose before fhe au-
dience, tall, erect, aud vigorous, with
a glow Of health upon his cheek and
said:
you see before you man 70 years
old, | have fought goo battles, have IA
wounds on my body, have lived 80 days
on horse flesh, with the bark Of trees for
my bread, snow and ice for my drink,
the canopy Of heaven for my covering,
without stockings or shoes on my feet,
and with only few rags for my cloth
ing! In the desert of Egypt, | hay c
marched for days with burning sun
upon my naked head, feet blistered in
the scorching sand, and with eyes, nos
trlls, and mouth hiied with dust, and
with thirst SO tormenting that have
opened the veins of my arms and suck.
ed my own blood! Do You ask how
could have survived all these horrors
| answer, that.under the providence o
God. | owe my preservation, my health
and vigor, TO this fact, that | never
drank drop of spurious liquor in my
life; and," continued he, Sharon Larry
chief Of the medical staff of the Frencl
army, has stated it as fact, tina. tn
5000 survivors who safely returned
from Egypt, were all Of them men VIII
abstained from the use of ardent spir
its.n
|
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FThe poor and humble Of spirit
live in MUCH peace.
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PARIS FASHIONs3 IN ADVANCE.

As elegance and economy in dress are equally
desirable, we offer great inducements to country
leaders, in our monthly descriptions of the fash
ions, accompanied by corCrcd plate, which
VIC give at least, two months in. advance of eve
ry contemporary, being enabled TO do this from
correspondents in London and Paris. So COM
pletely have outstrpped all rivalry in this
point, that the other magazines now only occa-
sionally fdInish the fashions. But as long as
in dress is desirable,s patterns of the latest
costumes will be indispensable to che SEE, in or
der tie keep the of the changes il dress. Blu,
in order that other illustrations may not have to
give place for them, we shall publish
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POETR Y
II Y NJ N

Approach not the altar
With gloom ia thy soul;
Nor let thy feet ralter
From lerror's control!
God loves not the sadness
OF fear and mistrust;
Oh, serve him with gIadness-
The Gentle, and Just!
His bounty is tender,
Iii, ocing is Love- = .
His smile fills with spIendor
The blue arch above.
Cohfding, believing,
Oh, enter always
ellis courts with thanksgiving
His portals with praise!''
Nor come TO the temple
With pride in thy mien:
But lowly and simple,
In courage serene.
Bring meekly before Him
The faith Of a child;
Bow down and adore Him
With heart indebted.
And Shy the still waters,n
And through the green shade,
With lions glad daughters,
Thy path shall be made!
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Gal.
-
uty.

Ihe Gallery OF An. ~ viii be
feature ofthis book, in whlc4 will constantly APP
pear portraits of the most beautiful of the ser
Another characteristicsyill be
AMERICAN LANDSCAPES,
The other illustrations shall 3be executed by
distinguished either for picturesque beauty OF
for historical associations.
The osher ilustratations shall be executed by
tee first American Artists, and be in every va
riety and style, viz; Line and StiPple Engra-
rings; C0iored Flo}ccrS end Birds; Lace Uork
and Embroidery, Pictures erecutcd IN 7Gats
QuGrfe's Stperb Designs, &c.
In short every variety of embellishments, exc
cuted by the best artists, shall continue grace
our book We shall be the first to seize the nov
cities of the dnNi
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Terms Of Golcy's Magazine.
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khuF and Al- IandT1 Washington, the
ehlrge Wilt a. all eases, 70
Cuir'n under OF Others under IL
y,rs Of Az. oor half take
p at pnt not dc,igRatcd the last
e.pg ton designated and down al
pt not will the charge hc drsiEpat"d point
ne beyond tn NEeh hs teIso getting
ami getting Out points pav the difference between
respectively, that charge viii
be les Than both poRs be stopping places
oth.i th- will be act less than So cents
NO charge beng for baggage, the Com
pany Will n,r be Responsible
The pa and will be responsible for
specie bin jewellery any thing but the Passengers
Necessary baggage
The Geurn Ticket eItended 10 Passengers
B yoad Nequia provided Depot DC the place either
ARRIVAL OF departure The Return Ticket entities either
seeehg maj OF MS ARRIVAL 10 return 20 'he
pointfry I'm whieh he came.
Ticket alta nepo, at the time
proeur. procure, then and he gets out
at Depot the Return be obtained at the lair Depot
II Indispensable Passenger from DepSt should
he 10 get cat at point not Depot
he Depot be- must that the Cap
tain Of IN. Tain Fl the WayB with the
paid and from entry Ticket will be- obtained the
Drot where gets passenger returning without Return
TrLet . have .u fs-rt Capt.E Of the tain lc
ina required fun fare from person not furnished
with Ticket
way wishing be taken on the Cars should
make signal Il day handkerchief and II in the
night with light Tain 400 yards OF until
reaches ,hgn, however paeueahe to
nyos stopping places in the event OF The
ua being late Conductors sometimes unable 10 stop
OheT points the road
ugrrs WISHING BE- set dw bewe'I lHpots souTd EoIy
the TIA oil their before having depot
Pass prohibited fom standing on the Platforms oi the
getting OF the Cars when in notion no 81
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GOODYEAR's METALLIC CT n-ELASTIU
MACHINE BETTING,
P5TESIED l-ii.
Made only At Ro:tuy, near Boston Mass


Made only Ro-tury, Boston, Mass
] an article al immense value 10 consumers OF
d Machine Betting ls peculiar iual..os
l. Perfect equality Of witih sLd hcEn,ss. Gc will
2 No degree Of heat under Farenhet injuries
ieIble any degree of cnh
J. Ess aud common tuncntne and other solvents
Of winch 4. cHen viii destroy lea,rrl produce effect
Z. OF great aII durability. VIXEN adjust.
chnery Goes not require alterations leather.
- adapted al kais of Machinery The pTi-ss winch %
afforded Ib with the properties
dors It worth tie attention Of an tie article.
Ceulr co1taang list pnces. &c. viii be- Forwarded
application 10 The sherbcr who the mmedeu Agent
manufactures hhosd.s sui communications promptly
CHARLES vs.. DlRSEY SEEING Agent
no 16m No IS, fremont Row, Boston, M-ss.
.EOLlAN PIANO FORTE MANUFACTORY.
IANhE subscribers hsying the exclusive Boston
II enHy, 10 Manufacture Coeu1ns Patent Hlsn Attachment
and 10 appy tho Piano lor-s additional
veud the u others be used part of the country
They also Manufacture Piano Fost's 0foycy description either
with OF viioIi ths and fsolan At
tachmcnL
Persons wishing obtain ~ Kind
mandatory hereby assured, that acasss Ord. BY
mail sa be- faithfully executed and prices they
employ ~ agent or pfss-nt themselves
To al doubts the minds unacquanted
hereby exchange every
from ths county refund purriase
ncy, u the purchase satisfied
Any p'rs,n shug Information relation ID. Hpln, mas
obtain copies the BousS r,So FoErE Jor rr
ing their adir'ssious =. GILBERT 4 co,
no il-6m No 900. Washington street Boston Mass
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SPLENDID PIANOS.

SFIENDID TTNNUN.
WE the exclusive agents for the saIe of
w 49, worcesers superior Piano FofIes Richmond.
FER those o gOoi instrument
purchase Mr. Worcester stoidar
of New Yors especially
Of Manufacturers Sf Piano. county
authorized equal II hte superior
any county prices the Manufac
i0ry York and from s2IO pledge
refund the purchas- money
strumen, does not prove : guaranteed.
PIANOS TUNED.
We employed Tuner Of ano experienced
pairing aud tuning Piano Fouc produce
Of hi ab nearly
New York, long engaged IN
N. mandatory StDdiaft Worcester Durham Al
orders left a will be promptly attended
PanD- sid perfect order and packed
IN their under the supugvion NJ
DEINKER 4 MORRIS
NH Mann
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROAD.
nE
TABLE OF RATES.

At Meeting o the President and Directors Of the RICH
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on the 18th day OF October,
lsi5 the folio wing Table ct Rates Tor the Transport
tauon OF Passengers adopted TO take effect and
after the Is day sf December next, until otherwise or
dcred hy the Board.
RICHMOND
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no % BOYD, EDMOND r DAVENPORT
NEW and FIRST Complete Edition OF the Laws
~ of the United states, REgISED BY THE ROLLS.

l of the United states, REFISED By THE ROLLS
PUBLIC STATUTES United States Of Anne
the OF The Government the present in
GLIDING the Laws the 2sh Congress sI3 aud 45 arranged
der with references the matter Of
and the decisions Of the Courts Of the
United Ses and Index the Contents each volume and
general Index the .ole Tables arNpd, relating
JHa.e.4ry Iay0,t- and Tlg the Public Lands &c
gethe Constitution OF the United STATES the Declaration
Independence and Articles o Confederation pefed
Edited ~ Richard Peters, Esq
THIS edition the Laws the United States nded
Rerause The Of Congress aud issued
their auspices and the edition be supplied the Officers Of
Government
"a. IL contains put a price
thIH those editions which contain ony n those laws
a. II enriched with c1pious the decisions of tie
Co-:ts o the United Stats
be relied upon Tor accuracy subjected a
careful by the records Of
Just received and for sale by u. &. KING,
mu ~ Nert door q p. Once.
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a OOK TO YOUR INTEREST The sub

NJ would respectfully inform their customers and the
generally they have eeeyedhc usual large supply Of
kinds OF ready CLOTHING
and 10 which they making additions semi
weekly, oonIEg variety Undesirable Cloass C1a Vests
Pants Drawers Shirts Collars, Eosoms Stocks Sock iidk
end Ge.-w which they will be pleased 1T them
the best style and upon the most reasonable terms
The pains they in the selection Of their materials
aud well the they have taken
hgm made under their 10 secure dufa
btty peculiarly
persons Call and for
HOOPER CRAPS Virginia Clothing store,
Ia e.
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n 70 IN. y. v MH shifungs
70 " Erin super Water Twi-, a mos. superior fabric
Ertra rwiled Jeans
4. ,osZ 7bTs CiBmbr,ss. ta-ibnc Diruity
Aud Df Cotton Pantheon stuT,
~ very superior Styles
ALSO, A. AGENT FOR THE "nIDsON PRINT WORKS 90
'otrsHs ,0usfy. y v.
very gcusal as4piment PRINTS AND FURNITURE
PRINTS comprising ti The --latest siyes design
aud skill IN execution nri surpassed.
ALSO ~ AGLNT FpE TIE iDA MILLS TRpY v
IBENIJNLV .gjRNHfII, ESg. pygp,iIsrI
Anu vau"Yl aDrcs made Thes. with
ennsirnmenu from euah asspt
men Oi COTTON GOODS worthy attention NJ buyers from a
sections n ie spsny 20 whom they offered n
vOunbe
NeW Y0rb u.i. Ivl5 o- gt-Cm
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"ONEI n CO.. Seed Store and Agricultural
u AL...L.u.. H.. ~.

"pNEI ~ Co, Seed Store and Agricultural
y = Warehouse Merchants Row Boston-Nurser,s Cam
bntg", Harvard College Mass only miles from the
os for sale Of the collections Of Vegetable,
Agricultural aud Grass Feeds be found the
and including the newest aud most ap
proved and collection Of BulbOus Fpwet
Roots and the Dsas, Gardening Botanical and Ag
IcUturil DOoss.
Jhe pfopeots Of these containing upwards
D thy FIVE offer for the and richest
collections NJ
Put and Ornamental Trees.
Evergrs'ns FlOwcfing Shrubs and Plants
Pear, Plum and Cherry stocks
Gnpe Vines, Raspbenies.
GfeeulOusc and Hardy Hsfbaceols Plants
Roses and Csmelias
Bablas and Buibous Flower Roots.
Rhlbarb aBi Asparagus Ropts
HuckiirBfr, AbOf Wiz. e.
Gataen'ln has been devoted To fut trees aueuay pear
40 he choicest kinds Europe ben sed hy a IT,.
the celebrated iaor I-ll Tn
varf 100 Of the Pear
Of which have been planted yearly
coming nl bearing by which means perfect accuracy
may b. depended upon
Ih,y espcrAy call attention Of euvators TO th.
which, being f North to resist
codfhn thrse is-ed where tbr comparatively
i0Kues gals.
COLLECTION Of Roses unsurpassed comprising NOR. than
twelve hunded ties rsfsst
Ends 10 b. Obtained u The most eeebptsd cuvaors u
Pp1ss
gan house department compete me chDea and
Geslflf varieties Of Camela, PelrCOnum, ALtea
PspHY, fush-ii Chfysanibemufn. japan Llies, &C
ts'Ahtsul dscOuHt made n large purchasers
~ AZ orders 10 be- psnl,d with the draf
FstI.ftsiuf, frsf.bcr.
Catal'rurs ss1; GRATIS to every post paid applicant
nfd ~ addressed 90 will b. promptly
pitnia securely packed hear transportation part The
COUNTY, snd forwarded wih"st delay &C. 3Sm
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

DkUGO AMI hltDlOlNEO,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS,
VfNDOW GLASS, SC.
TINE Subscribers, having now IN store their
u SpnE Stock prepared customary TO-
duesmsuts Then stock large and embraces following
p8r, ~ o'' 10 suit purchasers -
10 super Caraecas Indigo
? hid best Haddss
10000 Tbs Ep~Om salts
$4,000 White Lead dry and IN Oh
~ hbls spirits Tufpcuuno
~ do Castor OH, prime quality
casks fampOI
70 hbs ehpp,d Logwood
1875 400 Havana. ffncipe and other Cigars
1000 lbs upper Cab. soda
Gases Gum shrise
EliFfttus
boxes Window Glass ASSORTED. lss
Together variety Patent Hecnss PAINTER
ous and bu'ls' whrs Wash Tooth ni'r Nail, and Cloth
B-Pansua attention pad pae.os asd shipping ord,r.
BUvAL a PURCELL D,urE.ts
mhl9 ii7 Main street Richmond. Va.
NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
INIIE subscribers intending a. close their busi.
'he u July Will sn ths stock Of Hardware
Iuirfy which large ani vel escorted NJ cost Tor cash m
eufiors s Nsrbap,s ard ohe,s si.bing 10
S ar ss,y TO h' 'dv'n''ss 70 ~, %, cav before puf-
M. ~, Broad 81 between 9Th and a,h. sboesoe HH
nh 90 7'sn ~ ih- Hand -sav.
W T. offer Tor sale, Just imported, The following
W Goods ~ ne lowest prices -
1900 doz Knv,. ForEs. with wood bore ebony
stag mi ivoty handbs
1000 dol po,te cuaey eyery variety o. and blades
1000 r1ir bright Tfaces common 10 me hneri twir
$50 dDl wedding md biIns Hoes
llj don Frain and hest stcyrr Scythos
1900 Ef0@ Amcuran and Fuglsh Wood Screws
SEQ M, Pet foes, IN qualities
htob I0et' Stock Locks iAtehss, But HifEesGe.
mill VS. ) DOMAIN
IN HHDS. SUGAR, part prime.
DO 600 bas- R0o. Log and Java coffee
7' borrs spefni md rsnow Candies
90 paesaEIs l1af and crushed sugar
cefo1ns Ind.so
80 bOfes Soay
30 bhls prime No'asses
goo kegs Nails
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Richmond January

NEW Slbk HOUSE.
IA. FIELD a CO.,
No !, HdHoDfr Street, Baihmore. Nd,
importers aud IobberS of staple aud Tnncy
SILK GOODS,
ID ESPECDFULbG inform the Merchants Of
Virginia soiih they have estab
sbei the Ciy NJ baltimore Tor The pupo-r
particularly Stock CONSISTING IN
pau n alqorinrnt of
Plain and Fancy slts Of the atet styles fir dresses
Every vausty NJ Bh and niue Bk Ilks ll widths
PIsin and Fancy cord FloIsncee md Marcrlincs
BIk. White and Cold satin- NJ ail Qualities
serges 81 the approved makes. various widths
Mourning and 5tnpcd 1atetons 'Eu robes
French bingham Mullins
Bazlnnes End Barcgrs
Msfuuisos and Pouarcas heaHi' i goods
Onbfe aud Pnnt-d Mouslnr Dei.aiurs, "Lupnes"
Shawis. great vlriefy, very
Fancy iidks, Cloves Hosiery NJ ~ varieties
asvnr sHs-, an eoi,rs and prices
Bh Blue 49, Cord and White Grapes
Hat Cnpcr III numbers
RbbonsHH and cord fichrf assortment ~
a. Gao and Bonnet Rsbons every Offered ths market
Gacrs Rdrngsapd fnasuions. &c
Together every deception n goods usually found
l1bbing House.
Tesc goods VIII b. very advance a. We are d.
tefIniHnd remedy long complained this market
that feet able compete
Eastern markets. NH ie-dIm
HHDs superior LAMP on, per sehr Pin Williams
u - for ale by
~ RANKIN WrTrLOCR.
Mill SAWS Of the most approved make, q,
LVl 81 and feet--for sale NJ eoTi ~
No. III Broad ~ shoekoe HiH,
nh " sign ~ the Hand saw.
LNREsH GARDEN SEED, received and for
y salsby J. n. EUsrACEtscS
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

FENliE undersigned returns Ills tespecuul thahks
e 10 his friends puu f the great extent Of patron
are aud beg leave u inform them
st h prese oT manufacturing Clocks are mos"
ntn1s and that will nod kn ready
iarest aud Ho honorable ei' sha
10 tevote the ngid attention 90 their Interests
Having been extensively engaged manufacturing toess Tor
more than twenty past believes has had sufficient op
ounes becoming acquainted with the wants OF Clock deal
would hereby respectfully inform all WHO S4ahe %
they shall be furnished with Clocks which
cannot br surpassed point of workmanship or hhish
fact that several Manufactured. aii dealers
srr constantly selling worthless and counterfeit article labedas
10. genuine jerome Cock which fact ~ an unwilling nckho"
edeenl their superiority He trusts ial Pu'ehAs
rs viii ppciat. buyrg direct irrm tho factory
ia which they subjects OF this imposition hu
orders cash, will be promptly and
sA 's-ir orts~ - sail may ~
-, ., ..ivi,s ,.. aeniIon personal apphe"'' -
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,., difference markets hu 49, = 49,. -.
va -. d, perform wen, ana ihc same
tbis boats free Of transpo
,b ViIL that every possible attention shall be
ad Of hs friends and patrons he respectfully
C'ts the patronage Of ALL
Warehouse n Philadelphia, 20 North Third Street
Warehouse IN baltimore, a 10 South Charles Street.
New Haven, 81 Johns Street, between iianl
u aud Market 23-ly CHAUNCEi JEROME.