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Democratic banner., 1847-10-25
YANKEE ENTERpRIsE.-The Bos

YANKEE ENTERPRISE.-The Bos-
ton Statesman contains a long article upon
the subject Of the navigation Of the Ori-
notO in South America, by Yankee adven-
~turers. About two years ago, MIR. Vespas-
sion Ellis, U. s. Charge dc'Affairs at Car
acas, obtained a grant from the legislative
authorities Of two of the provinces Of Ven
~ezuela, of the exclusive right of navigation,
by steam, by the Orinoco sand Apure.-
Doubling the validity Of lis right thus
granted, he succeeded in having it confirm
ed by the National Congress, on the l4th of
May last. This grant secures to Mr.. Ellis
and his associates, the exclusive right of
transporting freight upon this Mississippi of
Northern South America, at rates fixed by
law, for the term of Is years. These rates
are q~uadruple the prices paid upon our riv-
ers, but their moderation IS unparalleled in
that country. The principal river is said
to be navigable more than 1000 miles for
second class boats, with abundance of tim
ben furnished by the Government free of
charge. The trade is rapidly increasing
and must prove a source of great profit to
Ellis & Co.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-25

We learn from the last number of the Fulton
Telegraph that, that paper will no longer be edi-
ted by J. M. Goggin its former editor. Mr.,
James Whitesides having purchased it will con-
duct it in future.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-25
NORTHEAST.
Awful Explosion at NashVIlIe--LOss Of
L~ife..Great Loss OF PrOperty..ORe
Hundred Houses Destroyed.

Explosion at NashVIIle-.LOss Of
Life-.Great Loss OF PrOperty.-One
Hundred Houses Destroyed.
The Nashville Gazette Of Wednesday the
18th, inst, says:
Yesterday afternoon a little after five
O'Clock, during a storm of wind and rain, a
powder magazine was struck by lightning,
as supposed and blew up with a tremen-
|dous noise. The nois produced BY the explo-
sion was similar to that of an earthquake,
and its effects are seen all over the city,
In that portion Of the city, Immediately in
the neighborhnod ofthe magazine, the hou-
ses are in a terrible situation, SOM compile
te!y RACED to the ground, and others riddted
and torn, as if they had undergone a bom-
bardment. The number of houses injured
cannot be less than hundred. Not a brick,
not a yestigc remains ofthe magazine. But
the worstfeature of this terrible calamity is
the destruction of human life. 1t is not
known how many are kified-we
have heard of several, bnt at the tine we
write this paragraph, it is impossible to as
certain correctly who are lost. Of the in
mates of nearly every house injured, some
are more or less wounded. The calamity
has fallen mostly upon mechanics and la
boring men-the houses being generally
occupied by that class Of citizens, and they
are deprived by it of comfortable homes.
1t was a mournful sight to look upon the
shattered houses, the wounded, covered
with blood, bruised, crushed-the fright
ened, half crazed mother searching for her
children, and the little ones, pale and mo-
t~ionless with fear, clinging closely to their
parents. Heaven forbid that we should
ever witness such Il spectacle again!
Democratic banner., 1847-10-25

r. At Philadelphia, in December, Dam
iel the God-like (Webster) said the duty of
our soldiers is obedience tosAhe command
of superiors.
At Springfield lie limited to them that
they furnished their arm at Buena Vista,
Vera Cruz, Ccrro Gordo and Mexico.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-25

The citizens of Independence, Jackson Coun-
ty, Rave determined to construct a railroad from
their town to Wayne City on the Mo. River, a
distance Of some four or five miles. AT a re-
cent meeting held to take into consideration its
Ipracticability and necessity, so favorably were
they impressed with the design, that the sum of
$4,000 was Immediately subscribed for its con-
struction. Canals carry rivers to towns, railroads
carry towns to rivers; 50 Independence will be
on the Missouri river.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-25

Il We are indebted to tue steamers. An
thony Wayne and Ocean Wave, for late St.
Louis papers.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-25

CONGRESSIONAL GLonE.-Wc have re-
ceived through the Washington Union the
prospectus Of this valuable work for the
next Congress. 1t is published by Blair
and Rives, and gives a full and impartial
report of the proceedings Of Congress. Per-
sons desiring a correct knowledge of the
proceedings of the National Legislature
cannot obtain it better than by subscribing
for this work, unless they 60 there at Uncle
Sans expense: say as an NJ. c.
The price is - each for the Globe and
Appendix.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-25

a5@ Many deSerters were taken prisoners
in the battles of the 9Th and 18th Septem-
Der. They will probably suffer the same
punishment as those who were taken in the
battle of Churubusco-death. The infa.
nous Riley escaped the punishment of death
as he proved that he deserted before the
war; but he has been sentenced to be Sc
verely whipped, to be branded and to wear
a ball and chain in front of the army during
the war.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-25

The Indiana Sentinel is out decidedly for
Cincinnati as the place, for holding the Demo
cratic National Convention, and offers as an item
in its favor, that those "Doun Eqsters' who
have never yet been in the Great West will
then have an opportunity of seeing the 'Ele-
plant.
Democratic banner., 1847-10-25

this army, after many glorious victories, has
hoisted the c6lors of our country in the
capital of Mexico and on the palaces of its
Government.
2. But the war is not ended. The Mex
lean army and Government have ned' only
to watch an opportunity to return upon US
in vengeance. We must then be upon our
guard.
3. Companies sud regiments will be
kept together, and all stand on the alert
Our safety is in militarydi5cipiine.
4. LIST there be no drunkenness, no dis
orders and no struggling. Stragglers will
be in great danger of assassination, and
marauders shall be punished by courts mar
tial.
5. III 1.-THE rules so honorably observed
by this glorious army in PueSia must be OBJ.
served here. The honor Of the army and
the honor Of our country call for the best
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THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW AND DESIRABLE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.


nNE OF tho members q tsurned York
les'day, where he has been shout dls sclc
OF The we,t ard most fash ohato of FsBsy g. 81, import
ed this sss-sa aud paeht-d
ehea teioe his eah-a cf NH enumerated below
his Sans Pa di Vhs an WOOL sni'sy new
talioiha and span siA Pa q,
fmefodff swiss Robes snl waite colours
10 lun seNed ami neeil-wotk d.
Wen enefotd 'fci Cashnete Robes ard French Merno
FRENCH cashmere and Moushss punti and shaaod
seo'eh do an great nd cheap
susef bl'ek fancy eord nj pai Alpae..
kleh striped BIN AMI blue "A snk, and satin.
10 hI"e Gto 90 swiss AMI fancy cold snAs
nea'y oiAes Satin foe Msntlas nj Nest M
bh ana tahey cord sih ~ot.tcd Ftns,. p,rrox A
eimps al wtfths and Cord,
s nes eelne', cap ahiph ssin ami Iu- Rissni
h,oh .e'hn'cfe ruraeri. rhibct and Net Shawl.
r.l .o,Sa - , lady fsel and Lyons do
- ',. ',s aD s. saass do. nom 9s ss
Siishams aud Caheoc' IN 8 eat variety anI ehcap
Diasfy, plaid III ped, mi iahcy cod au,t,, Nu.n.
Lab : bh AMI Vote silS Hose ps In nj ,,.e,o,s.,,
haw stlk amtswooL 1hhet aud Apas Do
MO avian mixed brown AMI whit, cottondo
Ladies siis, All aAd Gloves ,nd Mir.
l-sces and gents 1htet ard tnetc 90 mil ,.,,. O.,
baes AMI white Brussels veIs N bIk silk lac. '
sLe wes AID sie COMBS rradua ed nutton. and e.I 49,,
seIe WOO elaeA bronn H. and Invisible ,t.n ,v,.
rum ph anu uc AMI sir ii I'D risbcd Cas imc res
super bni medium ta.ty cord do mon, ,o 10.
. TO e'ne, blk green steel ard cadet mixed s.tipstts
ncaty beaver ami OF gon Cloths yesy ,hcap
RAM aud rainbow a alins and Gala paiis
hu-' steel m aet eodd,. ard Kentucky lean.
wei fsnn l. I'm and " pacoi VI t, NJ a red sa
WI tney MaeAitaw aud twi' rd a. oufii Blanket.
WIN afgs ito Ut Wool
Ih IN nave ever lie sod at unsr nam nT ,ba
be iousda NOM ct Of paus II pies Canetias ~ 49,
oitciei At a ~ low price e taeA NV
Our io'k has never former gu teen as eor- ~
eersny never as cheap all entirely and wara "a he of
INT tee' OF every lining imp red m,de
VALENTINE. BNEEUEN A. CO
~ - NO sls BIoad Street Mn
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Farmers OF Virginit.

Ma T. have determined TO offer every possible in
duceulEg Gurers Virginia, upon tide va sr 90
This thrr fore
1 -J 1ds upon
merchant. b. for per
tuthy. rEcn sold or cash sold upon
Saes, ue usual suaI4u.es
viii be-
The had seventeen year, experience bUs-
essand nau hll. De- effect saIss upon roof
this Ewes personal
4 business We arc determined tat cor s1 bc wanting
render entire acuon msy pstorlse
To charge selling To those with whom
agI-tlt1H-e refer Mrs HHEa BROTH
Co, warwick q Barksiae Capt Rem Sheppard and John d.
Grgoy, Esq GREITER GEETTEH,
doors below the CITY Hotel,
M Ig--if formerly Bell Tav.ruI
NASH FOR RAGs-The "FranIliu Manufacturing Company
~ senfue extend their manut1cturc of Paper will
cash the highest and hnen Rag cooured
Country Merchants may parcels Subscn
Der, WIN will remit "a ymcntHs he may b" directed
JOHN RICHARDS
superintendent iaIain comply
Richmond. May 10Th.
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sASuEL H.sSAT. Secretary.
The subscriber Agent for the above Company prepared to
receive applications for Life Insurance for period,
named viz ior year years, for life and any
exceeding $40 600 single life The
OF the intermediate noted
wen as all Other Information
Insurance, will De made application The AIyan-
aEes offered BY tins Company, believed be equal
superior those offered other either
britain. n n. CyVkTUMRY
Physician to the soeey-the Family Physician party
whose l" - 10 be insured. &C Att
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aaei % promote ths physical hsss abi haPPre % on
'" .ra At ne .,ne tine a. ,e'ee to TIE invse ,rf'es q
soat az nanlin hhio b. hopsj therefore a
Unt &C. he uatucd r,'u = q hca darts roar an
cbcvaon % ttet mastery influence ds,s--
meet with That at nisn whsh thF value, hen uenabc in
| Poianeo To The an ,tei demand.
! Tteit ranes AMI ~ ~ follow.
! PULMONARY POWDER OF sNRUP-lor Gods Csushs Coz
Alternative FowSER s or S o. ne Sse an I. Of
the Bood-fot scofaN, salt Rhsuu sead Read
tor Mercrral syphuc and erupiive
feyst sor,-, flaulas and all euuaneous aCseuoas
RESTORATIVE WINE BIgrERs-fosa all Nesyou, Complaints
Gen, Debility Dy,Per.a. Week Lungs all fcae comp an
FILE ELECrdARY-ioT Hemoribods OF Pfe,-an internal
NEUTRALziNG MIXTURE and NURSERY MeDictNr-cor
Shoea Mcrsur h'cnsry Darrhrl samme Complaint and
FEVER AND AGUE PowDERs-lo. Iacat,en. CT B..oss &c
DisruoRtric or FEVER rowpERs-ior an r,sr,e AMI In
pvREric rRors-os Gravel ard 20 affection, Of t,e II g.
ANrIBlLous FAMILY PHYsIc-a complete subs'irits f,r
VEGETABLE EMErc-for Gods, Fer,t, Inn ,p,.,,,o,, ,.
plant. SC.
uErATIC, LIVER PTLIs-for an Liver complaints. A,
RHEUMATIC LlouID-iof Rhcumau IN, spr,a, s.ins. Iri
AtSS WI c sw'GG Arpe The Pace ami breasts rasb
sup'R'FIC TINCrURE, OF SWEATING pRoPS- y.,,,,
c"Ii'' t.Ners lnhammatoEs PcaTsy NeUr-sa cole
WORN rowDrR-for Pin. rarc aud eoa,rnoa wo.,a. and
also Tor all di,eis sStisirg from W,r.ns-
CuuSh rLs--er cOli' Cough, Bronsh,is, ram AMI l,
NERVOUS ruLS-or Neuralgia. aud al ueryou. '.-s,e.
VEGETABLE ANrtBILIOUS pIiI.S-tor AM hlg t.--ss,s
ANrinYsrFrr' ami TONIC rlLLs-f,r py.rer,a or lodi
-tion Habul Ac dry OF the stomach Bra
ram nihr Breast and SIDE. Dizziness. g..
COUGH nRuPS-5or Coils ietur, r,r-,
'n ua'n or rnt ion OF the fr'rcha Tube tor
IRRITATING rLNsrER-for al deep ,card IA ms l. pn,,
non % Internal Organs Spnal DIS asrr prafrrst n ~ ,s
tLnA.E tll--ior thloosis, nj uh.r complains
head " '''' '''
these Medicines up Reach. ir-osisfs "a
''H ard Ne his LINENE-s sir-sf.r ch,d q
every tor paesac". wal PRIV nj tte b p from os
imposed on oN pri rs m;ao-s j'res sr-e 10 Gus
: Ip el Drug IS by m Arr and vcntcrs %. IoctM 1T
eiAesand The luhic be ety CAUTIONED acs rcs n,
an' aiucsas 'beaehs Mrcieif except krnr
ara E7fH 'fnstne each Cf the tcmcJ,c
20 wholesale aud retail hy ANDREWS CO. C.auI 0rs,t
10" 20 ton suetL New NorS urcs mi,t acs
r., fesi pad
'Nf ""hr particulars p'cir- mr. Uc'tL Rock 'fr'i
''nr, So iamphcI whsh may be- obt1 graf -rer-
br BEAtHS FAMILY PHYSICIAN Ald al tse rF. IN -
are Tor sac by the following agents
J w Randolph - 20
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JUST RECEIVED.
A THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW
FALL AND WiNTkR DRY GOODS.
ErnII &. IInh.nr,,.


lirm NOVEMBER, lao.
NETE are now receiving our third Supply Of
w New and Fa,horable Pan and wn.er Goods, comrrt
sHAwL5, LACEs. EMBROIDERY, PRINCES, RBeONs, TRIM
the season 10 which OF dealers wholesale
feeling putcba'cd our goods such
terms cheap Tor cash, %
any selling by the IN tEs or
We attention - tEe following Go'ds, VIZ
styles UHd WIDE from priced to the
mrstc costly
Highsol0uTed pl,id s7sn silks
DO Tartan Flllts ford dresses
Rich blk and co0-rci us,frt s..ss
PLATA emb Auh M Ca1hm,scs and M1ufn De I.ainrs
New Graduated aud Fyam Robes ven from
low puce 20 costly
Small fgd ca'hHores and MOULIN de- LANES for children
Handsome all Woo Pars Br1ehe
New style printed Tcrked shaWis
White, scarlet, b e and bun TAibe,
White and crimson eut'- Canton Grape
White and c11utei TlftaHs are Robes Tot
HiEb -oolied plaid ald sly .es Bonnet Ribbons
Shaded Sash Ribbons
Back and eOlnuIed 81 kFruees anI Gmps
New graduated Buttons, for trimming dresses
NhAe, slaet yellow Fanne superior quality roy
cheap
Real welsh FAnneis- Es-rarisd -0E-sL-tAtiHg
Pine ribbon bound French Red Blankets
lzF London DUH and Ameean Blankets Negroes Tur
chased before the ate a1vahce
Betchd Sha-s SBeelngs Cotton Oznaburgs
g. ana - Inca and cotton shs-tnss
French, EnzisI md American Coghs and Cassmerss
Large JOG Pan and WI,E Caeoes, embracing yey
sislg-. a r. 40 ard lie
To which Nc ask The alealln 90 dealers.
no ~ B8DJE-, BELL 4 HUDSON.
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BULuEH's NEW NOVEL.
Lucretia-Or, The Children of Might.

BY SIRE. BULwER LYTroN. Bnu
Author Of Pelham" Pompri.' Zanon" REM" ks
Price 25 cents
TNHE classic pen Of the author of "Riepzi."
n seat having tcc1 allegiance has nj len IN p-o
dueci work which for artistic reauy dr. 90 TIC e DO IN
d'uh - te UNIV etil> gad supIs ng hi. previous
forts An tntvc reception Of carast seems &, d,tn ush
this great writer add VIII ca n possesses ma tcry pswer
q" aelh ""' IN - W. such Celery alton, that pic
iues as we ash ots and eouHtspo roses5 n a. m brney
and fc'h 'ss an 10 Hscuh bic 'ha m.
1his torrance reveals with The mott r. ard
springs o action exhibited III heroine who's,
mind tn-u'd with Singular rtegy, or
que bind VITA ihe ard sIcoenc OF hr
eih bits onn of ne most ern'rinIy and develop
mcn's o. ehifafi cyerTfessn "a TO cur ccnemp
For talshtths Booksor
dos DRINKER MORRIS.
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AI.IE|AgIiE|'H'H!5IK|

INDIAN NLt.hEAEsai f-ANA,s A.-tr,.un. aniiet-
cd with seroiua Kings Evil Cancer Esireas Sores. "
letter Meseufa Dsasc, from
Of IN, blood the follow nr irs,n
mails proof OF the wosderu properties OF the above
/
hut lest simple sht l OF convincing those
imposed upon by eeea,es VIII eh owe Their
the Of Nit Brooks whose may
Office Murray seei Sew Yott where he has
kindly consented remain for days Satisfaction OF
iho1e who .CquiTe ocular demonstration.
As Mr. h cav remain bat shor' time nom his family Pha
depha, hos who rel soon
Read! Read! Rcad!!.
we The uniefsened having VISITED MIR Isaac Books
Office OF Mess Reward street Phadelph
eon'ieI his the remarkable
liz disease was seroal and terrible twelve
years eouhiet with the descyrr
HIS palate the entire roof Of his mouth upper lip andoer
d OF the right have been destroyed nearly up
and Part Of the jaw bone carried And yet give no
Mr b informs January whole interior Of his
nou b. A. weas the most Of hsfaee, deep pain
On the I'm ofJanuaryast he taking Dr. CULLRNs
NpINN NLEETAHLE PANACEA which checked the
few days and iom that time the has progressed
New fe'h h' supplied the place OF the deep though
osuIe h iaes Is sound and his general sah restored
We are assured hat IN the Brooks case 70
aeFea'ias onaea' or Cassie applications ha, been uedin
Cha l. Ro.4ne, MoadyiS cawfOEd eoua,y, Penn.
) w Jones. NJ l., south street Phisdepr.-.
e. w APPlesoa, ~. ID, 30 st. DO.
Timothy Caldwell Sharon county Mo.
WA st,e!ns, 81 u, Candies, J.
IL Potter Nanufeisr Mineral Teeth 100 South st Phn
L. a. WoruUe5rr ia'i'r Iha Democrat 81 It, do
Geo W Men bflslmlke:, 5i7 Market Phia.
4. D. Giio'- pastor OF I'm Bap,ist Chu,eb do
John Bell Ere 81, rhIa. lNorth American uficr)
Joan " AslImead 90 south oh sTect. Phad. Iphia.
T,s.N ag4cr h,hosrsphcr. li6 Chrsauts Il. d.
Peter sAeu sHutr, Editor Native Eagle do.
l.. u Goes. u. D. Boston, Mass.
Russell Garfield. ply oogisi, Phia.
Thomas r J. Ro5y, =. d. faui.burrh Pa
Peter Wight, 25g Market street. PhiIa.
VIM uHe pastor 81 Paus y Church Catharine 81, Phia.
Ino Chambers, pastor Independent Church Rro,d Al
7 l.syni-r-. publisher Of Peeg- and s'anderd Phiia
r P Sellers FL Olive Branch so~n Buck, co Pa
NmFFtc
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ENNENING DRTNNES.-we have on hsnd beautiful
- assortment Of TIC above rCo's a-Eub ciicc
shade rarri wtrc ami cold et'd Mu,l Rors plain
white ami c" ur Taeos ana Bhrrgs bra
mcug white ND Gloves
Z. LATHRuF VAN DEURsENs
jas no Main street
ORLEANS SUGAR. g hhdS new crop
~ Iu.ttveciv,d ani for sale ty
- GORDON 4 sHINKER
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ROBERT MOTT
KENT, KENDALL " ATWATER,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers,


"ANE in store, and are now receiving. their
stoes Of British Dry Goods. for thu
ra ,dr comprising unusually and extensive variety
which they he bought IN market 40
tn, country AID to which r.Spccty the aueniiou
M. trade KENT, KENDALLS ATNArER.
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MO MORE WHITE. GRAY DRIED HAIR

~ Y WVNI4 ~ VI 10 n I'M W ItI4II II wv.
smcds witch 'n1an-rs consd'l by the teauy
from vii much 1sIktt
90 Ucl-uE have thlc us t.rct. TO
Cn,.. tHF hair uurD hd athr .r7Hfarr r'vsr
fi ug uropr JtEs HATFI- VEGETABLE Lord % AII
uNf w.rl h- uruguH-r fiuge state - Ear Odd
thur E KIND sur- ts ary other county I-
prop WY m hoIrt urrs,rt tn. cbsm-a
euliles persons uys nu-y
mar wt1rui For ehluzn, gray
har WHISPER Sc hack cH'uut
Tine slightest EVIL need elrri from
De- altogether tlrrss Ii
'ytns &C. enc. Of chemistry 1tcIble
rrauauuns of without danger
has lstoi Toe uur 20 pfourgr UNLIMITED
required zsk for tar marsrd ~ r brown
boz mnrkrrB
ROY Wh"eElIe and retail by JULES HAUEI.
r,flIm,l and Chemist.
Nn So Third stree. irDp Cbesuut T..Ia.
~ my At su.s D. Gutter uuvaI A. Tgrc. % uusaI
uuauc.r, Main street. ML,rhr.1n UlIuuS ntg.e.. broad
bcnuoat en-. ORR rrrg THom1s co. urr.
ana IIsi 1900 tHr u.us.I.t through ono Union
70 Bsu ne of tou i,ri,rs,-s.k f1r JULES HhUEi w
GErfrLt LI4tlu HAIR DYE" goa reIls aft...
sg-A ufsu ga awarded tHe FrauEII1 Institute 20
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MUSIC!
FOR CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR,
To M HAD AT
III n Az In u
:. II L l. y Il
rIANo FORTE wARE-Roou AND r,USrC

OAA AS ana NEW EAh,
TO M nan AT
p. II. TAY LOR'S
rIANo FORTE wARE-RoOu AND mUSrC
saloon, 100, Vain street, corner OF IIth.
N'RNtllS, said p. looking refund him, this is
n indeed comfortable" "ouri-vaab'e replied W.
bNcN body ais down with etioy The Christmas and New
Year and while the time fotcs aud 'l stories -
Come, boy. the Up briEh, sparks as
the logs were stirred and the forth
ehccifsl tint every face.
Gone, said w a sOne-a Christmas Song IN give you
hour, good before VOC see the bottom or the howl
through the deep. wassa up round-and
nov TOT 'hS soss Thus s'yas 'sc merry old gentleman in
good, tOind, sturdy voice, without ado
wcrIs by "p,z." Music by Russell
witch o,sers OF the vai eou,pany sung number Of
sougs among whios wsrr The t,lowtng-
MERRY OLD CHRISTMAS.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS HOME
song and chores by Wallace.
rue OLD AND NEW YEAR.
tbs NEW YEAR CONES.
"o'i' by ) D. Philips O, n r,nrs Music by J. r. knight
Ballad, Heso> by Knisht
4 RECORD OF NEW BOOKS
~ ne E aai ~ Md Thr Tee Rciy relation
m Mu' ~ G,o'g MScrr u, Nrm-cr cf Royal lcrc
rhyHoans, sc Fomns No 20, Harpcr.' New Miscellany;
ia, F~,-a,t. By Frare, Head Hart one volume ismo.
n U s considered IN connection with tbs Application
of Sc ,1ooNth = glVincs. Ny pisriow. NJ
n. Prof OF Naca Me iea Harvard University,
Nns. Emo. sl7S.
Gsas Hisasr ari instructions or Guide to
om ard Virtue dr-irn tor of either
f'Ne' 'srcHHr C-aHis- IN" luvrutc ION Sri'u AM
side N"7e" nstca and Brraph-ai Absedotcs.
and Sc ee'lrus roo'y Nv the Rev l. Blake d u soc
Noe iy5-'s HaIsr' Hum nstrd ssakc.p g5e
kS7sgN SS''s Anu her new Edition. pubs 81 by HaTerr rs
NASH - wOOnHOUSE.
Bo0s-scIsr' aud dcaler' iu Piano FOrtcs. Muse, &C,
"a Street.
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'I'o THE BEAU1IFIERs OF Tar COW,

TlNO THE BEAU1IFIERS OF ThE CON-
PLENION.-STUPRtS tFFf'ACAl-MN
EAU DIVINE M VENUS AND NNNrH SOAP composed oi an
y isrn Roarea Discover, supr efficacy rendering the
SKIN FrANnFAR wei A. imllttinga DELICATE ROSE
HUE tItbs complexion.
ant Of that most Distinguishing charm
Of Gm,c a transparent kin. JULES hAUELs
NYMtH so Ar EAU DIVINE DE VENUS. may be said
power. Composed for the most OF the
Btslme plants the cIciunn Of an mineral atuN
IN rdie for "Ntcmel bland purifying
the and hy acting the anu
muIts crttpy vss eEeis all purues from 'h' surface al
Laws every aud tloi alone
Ell cuaIN pWp'rs, trckrs u.nuu auo
OH run. rhty rua uac lncs
It. change bilious complex OF r4au'
wluenes. neck, hands brss1ws droa
continued wall Ia, y protect VIII
every appeara youthful the advanced pcncds
OF lite For sale; wholesale and retail by
JULES HAUEI.
Practical Chcmrt and FcttJmor,
TH,rd street b,law Chesnut.
And by nv Agents l. Gurr. puval a Purcell, iuva
nuluc.nc Main street nornn MeOuecn Broad
street gicHmord Conp Br'cg, Thomas Coz Petersburg
and ,p,.t all the Drurrists thr,urh tIt. Union c23
irJ- Premiums awarded NJ he FpnSlin Institute
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4 'DPfEG coal HOBS We hlvs hanf ~ our own Iu-
- 70 In. Few vsy superior Copper H0is which, Tor dus-
bhty wi gss sats'acuono those in waH II the au.c
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CHEMICALS.
TITRlC ACID Oxnlic Acid
~ Iiq1 ANN. mia ntra.ei
lod'c Of Arsenic. of on Of lead, Of Mercury
lutiie Of uuinnc. 90 Fivsr of Iinc, of Suphur
toien; EHe:vcs-cn SIin' Mixture lCiuate Potassl
Cafb Iron Pfce piiat Carr Iron Pio;o Va'oucs
CHate Of Iron. Hydrodaie Of do.
syfupof I'd DE- OF iron pure Nitrate Of Silver
OIico Of Silver
ANN MO Citrate 90 Iron, Iodine
Falls ot hotpbia, SAL hate II Quints
Citrate % Quinn. Fero Cyan DO.
O. rate of Iron and Quinine
Narunnlo Qunilo
OF bk PIP. cr Flcru
Pfscip ~ Huk
Naernnate Of Zne, stuehna
Tnnnn Ncfatra
chi ride Of zinc; OXIDE DO.
Pho plate or Ammonia
Ae'tic HihcU Ch,rr DO
frccp tstb Lime Hyinofa'c Potass
Hol lodtc and Afsssie DoHsrrH's
Liq Chorids Soda
and Medicines.
We keep eonu1ntiy hand BLUE MAss which
D. "i very 'uenor quail ard Of reliable chiiacet
afmed 10 contain the proportion tfmcfcuy properly
thoroughly uiunied for ia.cby DuvAL - PURCELL.
in - D,urv,ts ta7 g,r,.,