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guaranty that

NEW MUSIC.-Ths day received, the following new
music the cid established store next door TO the
hotel of 18th street, which will be sold at one
third less than half prcem akng only four page
w. FISCHER.
Look how the stars like jewels glsten.
The song Of BlaDch Alpen. BY Glover
Six cse bracd uuaItettes OF the fremont vocaliss
ranged for four voices.
There is a priceless gem. BY Eastman.
The Sarah Waltz, BY Bohbock.
July, beautiful waltz. BY Dister.
Carisse Harlowe. with vignette
The Bridal Belle Waltz BY Bricher.
Guida Waltz. BY Hartge.
Missouri Volunteers Quickstep.
The Hansen Grand March.
March of the Girondins.
Capt. l.. w. Binders Quickstep
Melrose Polka BY Turner
Affection Polka. BY Veerck.
Priscilla Polka. BY Hange.
Louisiana Nightingale Polka.
The Fancy Polka BY b. Taylor
The Springfield Polka. BY Kleber.
Six studies. BY GERM.
Kindred Hearts-for the guitar.
Oct2l-3law Alex. Gaz.1
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National Ea ho use.

TUST RECEIVED. direct from the Island Of ST. Thomas,
j Der brig Annaostin, Cap? Dory, lot of the finest
renn inc green turtle brought to This market which
Will be served up daily SOUP and all the various modes
of cookery and in the best possible style Also from Nor
folk fresh oysters spced oysters, sheepshead mackee
hogsh, &c., &c all OF which VIII be served up ut The
shortest notice.
o. Families served as usual -
A,u IS-tf w. WALKER.
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We have a handsome article of genemens sewed, calf
double-soled and light boots for SIS
We would particularly call the attention of the farmers
to stocks of heavy brogans We
fdent if hey will only give call, they will regr.
the time spent in looking stock If you
good aud cheap article, please you. BE pa uar
in calling A. HOOVER ~ SONS.
Oppo. Browns Hotel 2doors from b. L. Jack Bros.
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TOWARDS Supreme Court Reports, vol 9th, be-
ing for January term, 1913;
Also complete Of the same, in vols; for sale low.
Smiths Leading Cases, 2 vols.
Hare and Walace's American Leading Cases, vols.
Jaman Wills-Perkinss American edition, z vols.
Coyer Partnership, from the second English edition,
with additions by ]. c. PeIkins-lS4s; vol.
Digest OF the Maryland Reports. BY Norris. Brown and
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Tates Digest of the Virginia Reports, 2 vols.
fuckers Commentaries of the Laws OF Virginia, vols.
Holcombs Digest of the Decisions oil the Supreme Court
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reduced TO 81 50. W
United States Digest Of the Decisions of the Courts
Common Law and Admiralty in the United States vols.
BY Me,caf Perkins, Curtis, and Putnam
United States Statutes at Large 8 vols.
Just received and for sale al low prices.
Oct rs +. TAYLOR.
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Lives insured 90
NORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAIL HANNAy, Secretary
CHARLES De SELDING, No II Todd's Buildings
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent.
w T. JOHNSTON, M. D., opposite City Post Office,
7th street, Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company can be obtained application at the
agents Office.
Nov. 5-Iawlw
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'lfE written signature the only safeguard against
counterfeisThe public attention is invited, and par
cuar referred to the setting forth the new
syc otlabeing and the putting ofD Beckwitls anti
dyspepc and dinner pills Also to that OF DR. Dyos ap
proved anti-bous pills. both of which, it may be seen,
protected from being councrleed by the only safe
guard to be depended uponho WRITTEN of the
proprieors on tho label of each box of pills
All others which may be offered for sale by uuprincipcd
surely base commercials and will be rejected
such The pills that in the hands persons who
purchased the genuine have all been exchanged for such
as have the written signature OF the proprietor
Tle sole agency for the sale OF Beckw this
and Dyo anti-bious pills. is vested in the hands OF l.
W. Dyott Sons, OF the Columbian College, No. I32 North
Second street, Philadelphia who will any orders
Tor the
Druggists and all wholesale dealers, who wish be fur
nshed with the genuine pills. will bes upplied the most
liberal terms, by applying above. May Att
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FOR HALTIMoRE.-Tbe steamer oCE

rN-nA FOR HALTIMORE.-The steamer OCEO
sHsse.Gsss LA will, on the LIST OF October,
trips to inc above place leaving Washington every Sunday
att o'clock m returning, leave Baltimore every Tues
day, at O'clock p She will stop regularly going and
returning at Leonardown, Md, ST. Marys river Md and
Cone river, Va and all landings on the
Potomac, for signals to land.
Oct l-3tawu J. MITCHELL Cantain
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LIVERY ono who wants Carpeting lind
u article suit, have possible grade
and style on hand. We have
Rich tapestry velvet
Rich velvet axtnnser
Rich tapestry Brussels
Rich medium do
Superior and medium Brussels
Brussels stair
Tapestry do
Extra supcrfne three-py
Usual quality do
Extra super ingram
Usual quality do
Fine ingram, common do
Cotton Competing, list do, rag do
Twilled and plain venetans
Rugs of all prices and styles
Door mats, &c.
Having much larger stock Of carpeng than any other
house south of New York, unhesitatngy say all in
of carr they do better with than elsewhere
Call and .r.t- ID. CGAGETT IL co.
We have large assortment OF stair rods all and
prices, which will sell much below the usual prices
Oct. 10
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,STA FOR NORFOLK.-The OCEOLA leaves
@ssxasH.z~ Washington every Thursday, O'clock a.
M returning, leaves Norfolk every Friday, O'clock p
M touching at Conc river going and returning Passage
and fare SO. J. MITCHELL. Captain
Oct. Loot
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StUOES, shoes, shoesI-A. HOOVER IL SON have
~ hand of the largest and stocks
OF boots and shoes offered in this Market which
they would respectfully call the of their custom
and The public, comprising every variety quality and
price fos ladies', misses, children, boys, youths and
We enumerate, in part
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CH0 REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, OH
docO the I+th instant boy JOHN, ~ years old and had
when he left pair OF old striped pantaoous, dark
jeans sack coat silk cap, with his head tied up with
handkerchief which he generally under his cap
and he carried with hin. pair OF mixed pants
and tweed sack Said boy black, and has down
look, good teeth other marks recoicced
l will give fifty dollars If taken OF the State twenty
dollars If taken in Fauquier county; and dollars
taken in Culpcpe delivered 10 me secured in jAil 70
that get him again, .-- ..--.---
JAMES KIRKMAN,
Leon p o., Madison county, Va.
Nov Ie-3w
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DR. nANxINe,s popY nnAcK.-rhon.ands of NJ

nR. BANNING's BODY BRACE.-Thousands of DER.
~ sons afflicted by pulmonary affections, dyspepsia CON
.tipaon and various degrees OF local geneiai debility
have been relieved by this instrument Il is particularly
adapted to numerous ailments prevalent ut the SOUTH
spinal weakness distortions, tendency of the body to
lounge and droop both in children and aduls BY
ing the form to erect POSTURE II enargcs tho chest
that the subject breathes fresr and and thus
coracons OF the chest with attendant affections of
heart and lungs, couneractcd, and full play is given
the organs of respiration. selrr l- f
The brace may be bad in this city by applying Mrs.
Baldwin who will be in attendance at all times the
store oil Mr. Peter Beor, tailor doors below II
on the north side OF Pennsylvania avenue. gentleman
Will aid In adapting to those who may call for the pur-
pose.
Applications for single braces, from distance also
for patent rights may likewise be directed Dr. Banning
office, 431A Broadway, New York
Dftbannins can REFER IL desired, of tho most
eminent professors OF medical and cal science in the
United States as well as TO
and gentlemen in this city and other parts the country
Oct lily -
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WHATmANs Letter. Note, and Despatch Papers
w small supply of the above writing papers, superior
In quality TO any thing the advertiser has Washing
ton. is Just imported direct from England, by
Oct22 IS TAYLOR
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= PARKER would particularly call the attention of
y. who shave his dressing for
ops, which certainly supersedes necessity for the
OF the hone have hundreds of citizens testify the
value OF the razorsop dressing it does the
duest fine smooth edge charge will be maze.
lew good azors and strop and lot excellent shaving
soap. For sale low S. PARkER'S
Perflmery and fancy store, ncar Blackwell's Hotel
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MOURNING Letter and Note-papsr and envelopes.
lfl TAYLOR ~ MAURY,
New Book and Stationery Store, near 9th street
Nov. a. '' IN
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From the National Iutellirencer.

SHAvING-AN who wish the luxury of easy and clean
shave 1--WE mean OF the Dead) recommended 10 call at
Parkers fancy store on the avenue, and obtain supply
OF his strop POWDER and of Vroom e. towiers pre-
MUM military shaving both of which have been lest
cd and found superior similar articles before
tried. The gentleman who tried them says he has
shaved 50 comfortably in thirty years.
From the Saturday Evening News.
EASY SBAvING.-lt will be seen by reference Selby
Parkers advertisements that the powder there
IN rearred to is strongly recommended in the National
lneigencer by gentleman who has proved is virtue and
value. respected citizen, who called yesterday,
that he has tested the razosrop powder and
ionnd 1t to be worthy OF the strongest recommendation
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FAMILY and Servants Blnnkets of every size and
Il quality, now in store, and will be SOLD cheaper than
ever by r. Il HOOP " 90 =
Nov, I4-3wn w.
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ITO GENTLEMEN who shave themselves.-S PAR
4 KER would particularly call the attention of persons
themselves his dressing Tor strops which
certainly snpersedes the necessity for the of hone
hundreds of citizens testify the value the razor
sop dressing II it does restore the dnles to
fine. smooth edge, no charge will be made
A. few good and strops, and a lot OF excellent
shaving soap. For sale at S. PARkERS. eo -.-tr
Perfumsry and Fancy Store,
OctA near Blaekw ellis Hotel.
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WILL he opened Mt Kings lace to-day Mon
w day. good and cheap Of shaws collars,
colarets black silk fringes, DC. consisting Of
Black embroidered shawls, at So 50 worth $l2 90
Thibet do 500 do 10 90
J)rab do 3 80 do 90
Plaid silk scarfs 37b do 62b
do 70 do 90
Black lace collars Isl do 37b
DO silk cravats at 90
Also excellent assortment of gentle mems guernsey
shirts and drawers, cheap and good Ladies' and
drawers to match.
All of the above articles will be sold cheap, they
bought at auction. Oct "a
CPLENDID Fall and Winter Goods-The subscr IT'S
- now daily receiving full and general
OF the elegant French English, and India fancy goods,
well the plcte stock of staple and useful
tcle before offered their friends having
than usual in making their selections from the
imporations of New York Philadelphia. In
dress goods
IS pieces Of fancy silks, styles
rs do French cash. dEcosse, very rich
50 do Scotch do very cheap
IL do black boiled gro dc rhibs,s silks
10 do do plain and striped Pekin silks
10 do real French merinos every shade
8 do damask satin de chine, entirely
do broche Paris alcyones, also entirely new
8 do satin striped tyrienne, do
30 do new styles mousselines de lane
Is do high cOored polka mnslins
5 do A. rich colorcd velvcts, for visites, &c.
80 do white and colored Grape shawls very cheap
Together with general every article in our
line. p II. HOOE Il co.
Sept. rs
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SCHOOL BOOKS the best copies Of the best edihons
~ selected with great purchased exclusively at cash
prices, and for sale at extremely limited advance
Septic r, TAYLOR.
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John p. sTALLINGS, successor to G. II. senKssack,
y respectfully informs his friends public gener
ally that he has taken the well shop formerly
pied by c. p where he will be happy orders
for painting, and promises execute in the best possible
manner.
July 30-eodtf
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nIARIEs md Pocket Memorandum Books for Is49
IL of every variety TAYLOR az MAURY,
Dec New Bookstore 9Th
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16
PAULINE BONAPARTE.

The Emperor had reached the zenith OF
his prosperity. He was making Kings
with Gs much ease as he was making
marshals. Murat had just been trans
ferred from the Grand Duchy of Beg to
the throne Of Naples. when one morning
a carriage drove into my court yard. and
q lady alighted from it. All. mise ricorde!
! exclaimed. it is her Imperial Highness,
the Princess de Gua>telIa, MADAME
Borghese, the beautiful Pauline Bona.
parte was fastening down stairs to
receive her with all due ceremony, when.
happening TO pass window which looked
out into the garden. ! beheId advancing
towards the housewife but the Emperor
himself ?He rang al the back door, usual
ly appropriated TO servants. and entered.
He was. think. accompanied by Berth
Ter. Here was a rencontre. II was
Scylla and Charybdis! might perhaps
have feigned not TO recognized the EN-
Peror, hut,wi,h most imperative gesture,
he beckoned me to him. |, therefore,
turned to the right about, and, leaving the
princess to find her way into The drawing
room unattended, hurried to the EN-.
peror.
"Prince," said he. as soon as was
in his presence, II know that my sister
wishes to speak TO you. Show me into an
adjoining room, where may hear her
break her thunderbolts Say what you
can TO appease her, but do not pledge me
for anything. Go to her quickly, for she
will never forgive you for keeping her
waiting"
thought of the fatal position of Ger.
manicus with Nero, in Racine's in the
scene in which Junie complains 10 the
former ofth cruelty ofthe latter. ! had
prepared myself for most violent recep
ton, but all my expectations fell short of
the reality. The princess, as soon as
she saw me. taxed me with my want of
respect, Fand complained of not having
found me.waiting to receive her at the
door of my hotel. This first ehullilion OF
il! humor being exhausted. | said:
"A!adam, if your Imperial Highness
had been pleased to give me notice of
your intention to confer on me this honor,
! should undoubtedly have observed the
due etiquette. But, as aln NOT endowed
with prescience. il was OILY few miuies
ago that learned, from my servants, that
the sister of our august monarch was in
my house"
Ellis sister, sirl rather say an unfortus
nate. miserable sIave!"
'ls i possible, madam, that ENJOYING
as you do The favor of his Impe rial Mag.
esty, you can have any cause Of com.
Plainti"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16
JOLIET, ILLINOIS, MAY l6, 1s4s.

This morning Pauline came to me-
commenced an alteration, assumed an
imperative tone, and ended by threatening
to drown herself Seeing the excited
state she was in, and knowing her viz.
lent temper. | became alarmed. She lei,
me; followed her, and as soon as she
stepped into her carriage, took. possess.
ion ofthe cabriolet saw standing in the
court yard of the Tuilleries. She drove
across the bridge; l. suspected she was
coming to you--I entered by you. back
door, and you know the rest. A crown
for Borghese! Such proposition would
excite an instruction in the army. The
Borghese are ofpure royal blood. know:
hut kings ofmy creation must be of nv
own blood, and n ust have received the
baptism Of the sword. However, I am
anxious to sooth Pauline. Her husband
shall be made Governor of Piedmont -
Tell her this from ME; and moreover.thai
| will give her a million francs to clear
of her debts and reset her diamonds. A
million francs! What sum! How much
happiness it would diffuse if distributed!
Alb. Prince, what a cross is a numerous
family to man like me! have always
envied the happiness of Melchisedeck. who
never knew father mother. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
all, sister. "--Evenings Nth Chambdceres
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16
Plough deep to find the Gold.

Plough deep to find the Gold.
Plough deep to find the gold my boys!
Plough deep to find the gold
The cath has treasures in her breast
Unmeasured and untold.
Clothe the mountain tops with trees,
The sides with waving grain
Why bring over stormy seas
What we may here obIain7
0. Britain need not bring her bread
From countries new or old,
Would she give her ploughshare speed,
And DEPTH to find the GOLD
Mark yOn field of stately stocks,
Ri:e on an Autumn's day!
Lusty labor jocund looks
Amidst their thick array.
Mark the barn yards ample space,
How grateful to behold
Towers Of riches fill the place
Plough deep and End the gold!
Earth is grateful TO her sons,
For ell their care and toll;
Nothing yields such large returns
As drained and deepened soil.
Science lend their kindly aid {"
Her riches to unfold;
Moved ny plough or moved by spade,
Stir to find the gold!
Dig deep to find the gold my boys!
Dig deep to find the guild
The earth hath treasures in her breas,
Unmea.ured and untold.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16
LamaFtIle.

The most prominent man in the Pro.
vIsIonal Government Of France is Lamar.
tine. His eloquence appears to sway the
poPulace at will. He is known to be a
lover OF peace. moderate republican, and
man of integrity; hence, the most hap
py results are expected to flow from his
accession to power. Alphonse de Lam.
airline was born at Macon, or the
Seine. on the 21st of October, 1880. His
father was man Of rank, and was i'm
prlsoned in the first revolution. Young
Lamartine early came into possession of
large fortune. and feeling an instructive
desire for travel, set out on a journey to
the Holy Land, accompanied by quite
numerous train Of servants. His impress
sI0ns ct Palestine are recorded in one OF
the most poetical prose works in the
French language. Lamariine is a sincere
Christian believer. For many years he
was a member of the late Chamber of
Deputies. In this body he always took
the side of the people. He lately wrote
a work, entitled, ''rie History Of the CT
rondists," in which his love ofiber,y was
shown in hundreds Of eloquent passages
This book had an immense sale and by
recalling the days ufIhe Republic of 1871.
contributed very materially. to hasten the
present revo 'ution. 1t has Increased La
marines popularity to such an exten. a.
to have made him for the present, the idol
OF the French people. The eIoqnence of
Lamarrine is Of that impassloned and 20.
etical character, which is SO peculiarly
fitted for times Of excitement. He has a
fine voice. a noble person. blue eyes, a
prominent forehead. and face expressive
OF hum ne. noble and enthusiastic ideas.
A portion of his large fortune has always
heen employed in charity. If he main.
tains his present ascendency, and we see
no one now who can rival him, the revo-
luton will he established on a lust. mod.
crate and firm basis. His office is that
OF Minister Of Foreign Affairs. and be has,
in this capacity, just issued an address to
the diplomatic agents of France in all
parts ofthe world. viii, h is masterpiece
Ot wisdom and elUqueDee.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16
"Slop the SuppIie,.u

Curse on the brain that first conceived
This deadly treason to the brave.
Whose sorded coward wish would dio
In foreign soil. brothers. grave ::
Would see the glorious flag that floats
In triumph DER the foeman's hold.
ran with the unrequitted brave,
And rent to pieces. fold by fold!
"Stop the supplies !"-ignoble thought
Worthy the first from heav'n that fell.
"SIop the supplies pa worthy shout
70 be the hammer cry Of hell!
When on the distant battle field,
The wounded soldier moaning lies.
What cheer from the dearland whose fame
He bleeds to save "stop the supplies"
Oh no nations voice shall drown
Those words in tones Of anger deep.
The nations hand the traitor hurl
To ruin and oblivion sweep
And as our banners towards the foe
In steady narch advancing waive,
So shall the patriot party move,
Each step on treason's trampIed grave.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16

OFMr. CLAY, in bis last edict, declar.
es: ''lhai great numbers of our fellow
citizens, both ofnative and foreign birth,
'cho acds deceired, and therefore voted
against me at the last election. are now
-'ag'r for an opportunity of bestowing
their suffrages upon me-" The egotism
Of this quotation is only equaled by the
cool assurance Of Mr. Clay, in the same
letter, that he will receive the vote. of the
three great states ofthe Union! To as
sert that any considerable portion of our
countrymen were deceived as to the
political opinions Of Mr.. Clay. is paying
hut a poor compliment to their intelli
gence; and TO claim that ''great numbers"
who voted the Democratic ticket in 1914.
are now ''eager" to vote for the "Emhod
imenf of Federalism, is the greatest
absurdity that ever entered the mind of a
rational being. The Federal party did
their whole duty towards Mr.. Clay in
1874. and it is very doubtful if half the
amount Of enthusiasm can ever again be
manufactured for a federal candidate for
President. The only thing that will secure
the election Of Mr.. Clay, is for the Fed
eral party TO adopt Mr.. Hampton's PROMO
sition, and annex Mexico to the United
States; for in that event, all the guerillas,
"boih of na'iUe and foreign birth" will
ne certain Of Questioning their suffrages
upon" him! Mr.. Clay is very popular in
Mexico.--Pinsburg Manufacturer.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16

ScAREcRows.-Among the various
contrivances employed to friPhten crows
from newly -planted corn, small pieces OF
looking glass, or little bits Of shining tin,
suspended sbour the field. by pieces Of
strong twlne on short poles, four or five
feet above the ground, will prove as effect.
,lal, Perhaps. as any other means. A
line of white twine strung around the field
and supported by stakes. will alss have a
similar effect. The crow, in al! old set
dement's. istoc suspicious bird TO ap.
proach any such contriVanoes, for fear
Of being caught.
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JOLIET SIGNAL.

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The Rev, N. HTRHA DIS

OEAEBAEED A1T1 BILIOUS Pills
So generally kAown % . purifier Of the Blood.
and preventive Of the Bilious diseasss Of the
Weeevn states can be had IN any quantities o.
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