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NEW BOOKS.
LAKE SUPERIOR,

It's Physical Character Vegetation and Animals, compared
with those of other and similar regions. BY LOUIS
AGAssIz With Narrative of the Tour by J. CABOr,
and contributions by other Scientific Gentlemen e.
egantly Illustrated.
Lewie;
Or, the Bonded Twig.
Pleasant Pages for Young People;
Or, Books Of Home Education and Entertainment. By
s. 2. NEgcoHsE. Illustrated. For sale by
novs TOON & RUTLAND.
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Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati Regular
Weekly Packets.

Weekly Packets.
INHE Splendid new Passenger Steamers, {SSssSs7@ n
STATESMAN, H. G. MCCoM,s, Master tis7IxsS++,4Fs1
JOHN p. TWEED DAVID WILLARD, Master -
will make regular trips the above trade leaving Ma sh
vile every Tuesday at O'Clock, p. NJ. Returning, will
leave Cincinnati every Wednesday, at O'Clock, p. NJ
The above boats No. l. and differed by expe-
ri enced business men, who will be thankful for orders for
merchandise and promise to give satisfaction to all who
NAV entrust business to their
septl7-tf JOHNSON, HORNE K co.
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CTEAMER T.. H0WARD.-R.Y. To- h
- NORTHERN, Maser.-This splendid ~ q
steamer is now in fine order and will -
regular packet during the between this port and
New Orleans She will leave the first rise of water
For freight or passage apply to
nov9 LAR. YEATMAN, Agents
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DIR. Morse,s Invigorating Cordial.

The only and safe Remedy discovered for Gene
al Debility, Physical Protraton ritabiy, and all the
rio train Of Nervous Affections it will Depres
ion, Excitement, Dislike of Society," Incapacy for Study
Business, Loss of Memory, Mental Debility &c &c See
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GREAT CITIES

The Great Cities of the World.
In their Glory and in their Desoation embracing the
cities of Europe Asia Africa and America With history
of important events By John Frost L. L. d.
The Mysterious Parchment;
Or the Satanic License dedicated to Maine Law Progress
By Rev. Joel Waterman.
Passages from the History of Wasted Life.
By middle-aged man.
Uncle Sans Palace;
Or, The Reigning King
Philosophy of Mysterious Agents.
Human and Mundane; or the Dynamic Laws and Rela-
tons of Man. E. c. Rogers.
Prof. Silliman's Visit to Europe.
- ''This work embodies much new and curious inform
alton matters OF Science and Art and personal sketches
Of eminent Swans and of Science As the maiured
impressions of the distinguished and veteran author
visiting Europe after interval Of nearly so years. il is spe-
cialy interesting and valuable."-Es.
~ The above, with variety of other New Books, are
for sale by TOON 4 RUTLAND,
nOv9 Al Union street
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NASHVILLE TEXAS EMIGRANT CON-
IN PANN.-At a meeting Of the Stockholders, call
ed for the purpose Of deciding closing the of
the Company it unanimously Resolved That they
in favor of doing Also that the Secretary give public
notice that all Stockholders obectng hereto shall notify
the Secretary thereof in writing before tho 18th day of
January 1854 In failure thereof they shall be considered
agreeing thereto WIN. 4. EICHBAUM
Nashville Nov. &c. 1853-1t Secretary,
Address W. A. Eichbaum, Nashville, Tenn. post paid
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A. J.. DAVIS,
A. HAMILTON,
Agents AT Nashville

oct5 Agents at Nashville.
NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE REGULAR PAS
SENGER PACKET.
ELLE-KEY, PEYTON A. KEY, ,fr2H-@ d
ID COMMANDER. This large and magnif kk1ssH3tsafaTSI
cent Steamer is undergoing thorough -
repair at Louisville and will take her place Regulart
Packe. the above trade there sufficient water
and will continue during the entire season.
In point of speed comfort aud safety, the BELLEhE1 is
unsurpassed on the Western waters which, with the long
experience of her gentlemanly Commander and the
knowedged bushes, capacity Clerk r Lewis North
ern enables confidently to recommend her to the bust
ness and travelling community Mr.. Northern will give
prompt personal atenton to filling orders for Groceries, &c
~ A share OF patronage is respectfully solicited.
JOHNSON, HORNE & co,
aup27-4m Agents
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STEAMER IROQUOIS, c. Pc fx2e@A
- TERSON MASTER. This splendid steam Y .=f7s<S1
err having been thoroughly repaired will
Nea regular Packet between this Port and
Frw Orleans and will leave the first rise of water For
eight or Passage apply to j. x r. YEATMAN,
oct2S. Agents.
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IIKELY NEGRoEs -

TWENTY-SEVEN LIKELY NEGROES az
i FOR SALE--Consisting of Men, Women, Boys *
and Girls, among whom several superior house q
servants Persons wishing to purchase will do well to call
and examine, determined to sell low for cash.
nov16 DABBS & PORTER, No. 80, Cedar ST.
n. B.-Also, first rate House Carpenter.
A FINE BUGGY HORSE.-A FINEM
N BUGGY HORSE can be seen for few days SSzE1
at Richards Stable in the rear of the Yerandah. Ne
Any person wishing really fine and well conditioned
Horse would do well TO call and see him. novl6
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LETTER AND CAP PAPER.
Double Medium, Packet Post, Glazed Cover and other
Papers Just received BY T00N RUTLAND,
nov9 Al Union street
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TINE AMERICA-THIS FA. F@&a~ n

Il vorite Passenger and Freight steamer, tf71srfsS'
now al Smhland has been thoroughly -
paired the past summer and will resume her regular trips
under the command of Capt JEEss JOHNSON between this
port and New Orleans the first rise of water and con-
tnue until the season closed For freight or passage APP
ply to JOHNSON WEAVER,
noVl2 Agents
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nor NEW ORLEANS FROM b
Il MEMPHIS.-1he Steamboat II. Il. W. A&Fr&HfsS
HILL, Capt. NEWELL, leaves Memphis szs7aaaz@1AS
Saturday the 18th. The CITY OF HUNTSVILLE leaves
this evening at O'clock p. NJ, with passengers for the
Hill. movie \. HAMILTON, Agent.
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NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS UNITED STATES MAI
IA

NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS UNITED STATES MAIL
PACKET LINE.
TOR MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS, ST q .
L LOUIS AND L0UISVILLE-TRY-'kh c.ST5.1TL
WEEKLY.-The Splendid New Passenger Es<TsSsT F:zTk
Steamers CITY HUNTSVILLE, JOHN SIMPSON, EMBAS-
sY win leave Nashville every Monday Wednesday and Fri
day. o'clock p NJ connecting at Paducah with the dali
" Louisville and St Louis U. 5. Mail Boats and at Mem
phis with the splendid New Orleans steamers Bulletin H.
r. w. Ill., Geo. Collier and Mary Agnes giving through
tickets from Nashville to either of the points above named
The accommodations of this line cannot be surpassed and
passengers will find by far the Speedest of travel
either North or South.
For freight or passage apply to
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NEW BOOKS.

PUTNAMS M0NTHLY-A Magazine of Literature
Science and Art The November with preceding numbers
for sale by novS TO0N 4 RUTLAND.
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SAINT Louis and NashVlIIe SemI-W eekIy Steam
Packets.
AIEONIA CAPT. JAMES MILLER.
SALLIE WEST CAPT. J. v THRooP
ONHE above splendid steamers will com HE2ann n
i their regular trips the first sYiYiSsf1Sf
rise in Cumberland River, and continue in
the trade during the season. leaving Nashville and 81 Louis
every Tuesday and Saturday at NJ For pas
sage having unsurpassed accommodations, apply TO
move A. HAMlLTON, Agent
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NEW BOOKS.
Miss Bremer's Homes of the New World. Impressions
of Ameriea-transated by Mary Hewitt. vols IL
On Civil Liberty and Sefgoyernment BY Francis Lieb
er, L. l. D.
Barnes Notes on Daniel
The Second War with England. By J. T. Headley.
Life ofthe Right Hon. Edmund Burke. By James Pry
or, Esq.
Fun JOttings; or, Laughs l have taken Pen to. By
n. p. Willis.
Life of the Rev. Adoniram JudsOn, D. ID. By Franc.
Wayland, vols, 12mo.
. Men and Things, | saw them in Europe BY Kirwan
The Underground Mail Agent. BY yid. With illus
tratons
"AlPsn Gold that Glters
The Little Drummer Books for Children.
Wide. wide WOrd-an illustrated edition
For sale by +. HAGAN,
nOyl3 Market street.
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~ MULES-BEEF AND PORK. F7..S=a
UA For sale 100 likely MULES land 3NH-YS
sh.N, years old; IS BEEF CATTLE, (cOrn fed, S=sz-
and 100 PORK HOGS Persons wishing to purchase can
see me at my residence in Bedford county 10 miles South
west of Shelbyve address by letter at Richmond
Post Office. [nov. I5-tf NJ. z. GENTRY.
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1t is refreshing TO turn rom-the contemplation Of
the WORKOUT and etete despotsms OF the old world,
where the revenues of the State are absorbed by
prIiitless standing armies, and squandered in the
maintenance OF police employed TO suppress
thought and ofspies organized te detect it-where
the annual deficit threatens TO absorb in its ponder
GUS laws ALL and more than all, which can be
wrung from the exhausted peasanry- TO this new
and vigorous country, actually bowed down by the
weight Of its own prosperity, and embarrassed in
selecting those burdens winch ii is actually COM
PEELED by the force of circumstances to remit With
us when little surplus gives the opportunity of
remission, there are always so many iuuStices to
remedy, 50 many grievances to redress, that the
difficulty ofselection Is extreme and every remis-
sion gives almost rs much pain rs pleasure by3 the
disappointment 1t lnicts on the advocates of other
lemssions. In the United States the difficulty
seems not to choose which of a number of pressing
cases is the most urgent but TO find any pressing
case at all We congratulate our Transatlantic
brethren on the eXuberance Of their resources and
sincerely hope that this difficulty of finding tax to
remit may be the only which their Chancellor of
the Exchequcr will ever have to encounter.
TaE APPROACHING SENATORIAL ELECTION IN Ono
Reliable nior nation received in W Washington from
Ohio, satisfies us that the Hon. VIM. Allen cannot
possibly secure the nomination for that position by
hs party. And further, that st present il is utter
ly impossible even to surmise with any degree of
confidence, who will There some ten or fif-
teen gentlemen who stand an equal chance. The
successful man, whoever he may be- will surely be
clean and clear Of Free Soiism; the wing of the par
ty utterly opposed TO the Free Sellers having con-
siderable majority Of the whole new Legislature
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The Lincoln journal, pr blished at the home of
Hon. GEoRcE W. JoNEss makes the following sensi-
BILE and wel-tmed Comments upon the article
which copied the other day from the Washing
ton SIR We give them in place of some further
comments we hs 4 ourselves designed on this sub
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WALL PAPER.
STORING COTTON.

DERKINS & CLACK-Are now prepared 10 re-
eeve, store and ship cotton. Liberal advances made
~ consigumeuts. Octz
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TIE FALL OF PEKN.-We have now reason to
believe that the Government no longer discredit the
accounts Of the fall Of Pekin China which reached
here few days SINCE as we announced. They
probably have further corroborative advces of the
fact coming by the same steamer which have at
tracted their attention since obtained the nfor-
nation on which our recent paragraph on the sub
iect was based.
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LADIES, DRESS FURs.

LADIES' DRESS FURS.
DODD CO., HATTERS LA MAIN STREET
~ CINcINNATI.--We open our Fur Rooms this morning,
(Oct 25h prepared to exhibit larger stock of Ladies'
Furs of very choice qualities than have before of
fered embracing Russian Hudson Bay and Canada Sabes
Stone Maren Fitch; Squirrel Lynx; and all the lower
grades Of Furs made up latest styles Some very hand
some Robes and Foot Mufs for carriages.
ALSO-Ladies' and Misses Black and Drab Beaver and
Felt Bonnets very handsome Beaver Flats for Misses Ri
ding Hats, Gloves, and Whips Boys Hats and Caps.
10y Fur Rooms an Second Floor.
VIM. D0DD CO,
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Life of Capt VIM B. Allen, by DIR. W. d. Rowles and A
O. p Nicholson; John Randolph of Roanoke. and other
sketches of character, including William Writ.
Russells Life of c. J. Fox
Living Authors of America.
Rudments ofthe Arts of Building
History and Rudiments of Architecture
Jane Seaton; Or the Kings Advocate BY James Grant
For sale BY novl JOHN YORK co.
HARPER'S' MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER.
Just receivedby JOHN YORK & co.
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VETEw-n sell at auction, on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
w and THURSDAY November 18th, 18th and 18th,
without reserve the largest and best assorted stock ever
offered in Nashville of Foreign and Domestic Staple and
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-16

Bennett AND THE FREScH MTssIoN-Mr Bennett,
in Washington letter by telegraph, aortten in the
HeralGs Saactum IN NelO York, and published in
that paper Of yesterday morning, admits, at length
that there is on the files of the State Department
formal application for the French mission for him
self We notice this fact, only because it proves
the invarable correctness of all we vouch for in our
Washington news columns
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New SUB-TREAsURERs BoNDRD-Messrs Beard
and Cisco, the new assistant treasurers at Boston
and New York, having executed their bonds, which
have been approved at the Treasury Department
their commissions have been duly forwarded to
them
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r OST.-ON THE ROAD FROM NASH
WILLIE to Franklin, the evening of1lth inst, two
pair of saddle bags and pair of fine Macenaw ban
kes and cloak there in the saddebags some pa
pers letters from the Hon B. F. Perry, of South Caro-
lima to T. Robinson of Virginia; document from the
records of Lincoln county, KY and several receipts of mo-
ney paid for negroes &c The finder have the baggage
by sending the papers to ROBERT LONG
novl5-lt* Savage Grant, Wayne co., Virginia
NYSTERS, SARDINES, &C.-IOO KEGS
Spiced Oysters; 10 Sardnes; 20 cases assorted
Pickles. 10 doz fresh Peaches just received and for sale
Inv noyl5 EDWARDS x HARRIS
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December 18th, l4th, and 18th.
Oct25
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NOPAR1NERSHIP.-i HAVE THIS DAY
I associated with in the Wholesale Groeery .Con-
mission, Receiving and Forwarding Business Mr. VIII.
LIAM PHILLIPS OF Nashville under the name aud style
OF LANIER PHILLIPS
nOv2 l. IA IANTFR
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The PTTsBURG Custom HoUsE.-From informa-
ton recently received at the Treasury Department,
it concluded that the collector at that point and
his subordinates will be able to get into the new
custom house at Pittsburg, Pa, in four weeks from
this time
NAVY OFFICERS DETACHED, ORDERED, &c.-Passed
Midshipman De Kraft, detached from the Coast
C,,r,o,- o,,1 o,raifS Or1aro
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sxrUnDAr MORNING. DsCExBERa4, 1853
40-D1YS CRESCENT.

" Serhaps owe an apology to portion Of
our susscribers for the small amount Of reading
matter which We are able to-day topresent
them. II i nevertheless with somewhat proud
kind II humility that we tender our regrets,
inssmuoh Is the failure is owing to such de-
lure Of favor and patronage Is We have cause to
rejoice q. For some time past our columns
have been growing more piethoric and crowded
hv reaaon of advertising fsvors, and to-day we
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-24

4 CHRISTMAS BEN7soM

Before we can again pay our duty to our best
friends, our readers, that most blessed of all the
days Of the year will have come and gone.
'Tvould be shame that it should arrive with
out salutation, from the Crescent to its friends
of such hearty goodwill, Of such honest good
wishes as,- at this kindly season, should fly
everywhere from heart to heart.
To escape then, from such sin of omission
we must anticipate little, and offer to all who
favor our labors with their perusal, our most
humble and cordial greetings at the arrival Of
this hottest and gladdest of occasions
We wish them, most sincerely, merry and q
thankful Christmas May it, to each and all, in
their several degree, abound in everything that
crowns, with the blameless hilarity of that
season. Gods gifts and their own good efforts Of
the year1 Old-fashioned people ourselves, We
wish them all the old time pleasures of this, the
supreme holiday Of the best affections loving
frisndss good cheer, everything sweet and pleas
ant about them!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-24

REVIEWS,
MAGAZINES,

MAGAZINES,
ILLUSTRATED PAPERS, Ere Ere,
\ " ,s., :. ssivsa by IIarDdsa. Express.
AT !. G. MORGANS,
Exchange Pi.c. adjoining the rsssofhce.
NEW BOOKS.
FLUSH TIMES IN ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI. Series of
Sketches Baldwin. vo with Illustrations
THE HOMES OF AMERICAN STATESMEN with about 50 Illus
,ratons weol original beautifully engraved. and
twenty pages sals letters, accompanied with Bio
graphical Descriptive ac eminent writer's Forming
companion to the American Au,hou. Square ve.
OLD ENGLAND AND NEW ENGLAND. By Alfred Bum. Phia
de,dhs. This alvsly gosspias volume, which will
stored with psuan anecdotes
LITTLE FERNS, FOR LITTLE FANNYs FRIENDS. By the
Author Of Fern Leaves.
LIFE SCENES IN NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED incluains the
sstory Of Katy "MadAlns The Rag Picksrs Dsaghe
swiid Msgsie,n etc.
ART OF PRoLoNeNG IIFE-By Haisisnd Edited BY Erasmus
wilson, Y. RS. Tieknor az.
MEMOIRS OF ROBERT ~ -AToN-with selections fsu' his
writings.
THE BLoopsToNE BY Donald Mcleod. New York. Charles
Scrbner,
CRYSTAL PALACE EXHIBITION Now ready Art and In
dusy The Exhibition at the Crystal Palace how-
ing The the various useful and ssthec pur'
suits reprinted York Tribune, revised aud edited BY
Horace Greeley. u mo.
Neighoo hood in BY Alice Carey, author Of Clover
uooi, y "Hagar," ETC., etc. 70 mo.
AUTUMN HOURS By Mrs. Kirkland. beautiful Gin Book.
MECHANICS, THEIR PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICAL AffLicA-
TONS. Edited by Oliver Byrne.
A MoNTTi IN ENGLAND. By Henry T. Tueksrman
THE NEIGHBoR's CHILDREN. By Sarah A. Aiysn.
DIAL OF LOVE. By Mary fowet
A DAY IN THE CRYSTAL PALACE. by W. Q. Richard, A. NJ
THE LITTLE CROSS BEARERS. By Caroline chsssbO.o
THE GOOD NATURED BEAR
THE pHYsIoLoeY OF TASTE. By Faye, Robinson.
HARPER's MAGAZ NE, volume L bound.
MEDICAL.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. -. December %

ST louis Jos Evans La 4 Nle'sG. Wn Jones Q;
Ms Murray ard servant Mes Taoniop WIN Ehsringon, Nav
Mr and Mr., Hood Mae Gen Aiken and lady Gr@en c.
Masters, Mas; DR. 4 Fusls Navy; w Danes Miss
Cobb Miss Fort Mrs ossoed Gs II Stuart sagos Val John
Joy, Mass.
ARCADE g Conysr Joyner Anderson, Blood, o
Ragan Hudson, Texas G Black Ruboton Mo & Cole
Pa Ingram, XVI Price, Price Ass Henderson, Alfred
Bishop Ala.
CITY. Blake, Ala Bettsn Md tR Charlton Tory.
sson p.,er rresosf Moait and family, Texas g
9aim1 \, and se,Ia WIN Robertson Mis- Hsya,s Fred
wood q Geof Purse Jas Greggg La; Jones' Cal 7
Msone Ohio Sweeney, Carey La Thos Mnizer, Pa
Hill, Ark.
ST. CHARLES Woodbridge oden, Clenks ham, La
Newton, r NJ Boone, MeWAers lady Flint La
MeMulen MISS; Geddo, Tomlinson N Dsrl
li.den, Movie; Gilbert Rai, CT Harris Halohuson
JDanyan Pha; Joseph Hay, W Baxter, o, DR. Boieng-
hsmsr and family Mrs Bod. Reynold
Misses Fellows and Master Fellows, Mlleken
oinger da ghiers, Lady, Gsehats shadharn
Kyssr ra;J weis, sprague, NY;CB Andrsws.
thsr, M Danbert, Reynolds Pa TFpe Miss A Card D
csnaeld XVI Bennett Browaavvlle; Mclean UsA;
Webster NY
sERANDA W u Davis s,e am.lp Empire City; Tarevvd. B
hanover, NO Edwards, W Beassly aud lady,
Wilkinson, Ga Johnson, e A Cooke, NJ Murray Knox,
Miss Cap, Ma ALL Boston; W Poindexter II Feather
sioa, @ D shadbun, W Grace, Ia.
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The WEEKLY CREsoENr.-The important and
interesting foreign news of the week, reports Of
Congressional proceedings, with full variety
Of news and miscellaneous selections, local mat
tiers, editorials, etc., give more than usual
variety TO the current number Of the Weekly
Crescent. The commercial department main
tsins it's usual character for the fullness and
accuracy Of the review Of the New Orleans
market for the past week. Single copies. with
or without wrappers, to DO had at the desk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-24

MoxDAY MoRNTNG's CRESCENT. We shall issue
our Monday Mornings "Crescent" as usual.
Although the course is not customary with us,
and We should be happy to keep Christmas in
common with the rest Of the community, We
fesl compelled to yield our own wishes to the
very urgent requests and very numerous favor.
Of our adysrtising friends.
Our patrons win confer o great favor by send
ing in their advertisements at as early an hour
on Saturday a. possible, thereby enabling us to
enjoy portion Of the general holiday.
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Sarsapartiy0.
Drugs, .uedtcin es and Chemical

DIR. Z. ]. CoxE, No. 95 Camp street.
~ DR. e. J. CoxE's PREPARATIONS in ..,.p.v. use 70,
nearly fifteen have by their acquired
unsurpassed .qualsd by similar the North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
EXTRACT OF C0PAlvA, SARsAPARIILA AND cuRFpe
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGES.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE REIIrF AVN ppu
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES
Nv Fer sale by Druggist. generally ,- Got,