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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-21
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Cnpturs of Plokets-A Curious AdVsn-
turo-A CRnsrd about JtT. Day;s.
tCorrsspoudenee of the Associated Pfess1

Cnpturs of PioEsts-A CurIoua Advsn-
turo-A CRnsrd about JtE, DHy;s.
tCorrespoudenee Of the Associated Pfessl
HEADauAETrnS Amy OF EsE reToM1c,|
An attack was mado last night on the plckets
on. the extreme left of the line held by Miles
division OF the Cd corps. They captured six or
eight men, killed one, and wounded another
all Of the 5th New Hampshire regiment. The
attacking party were quickly driven back, and
the llnere-established. >
Two or three days ago two rebel scouts,
named Waterbury and Brown, claiming TO
belong to the I'd North Carolina regiment,
wore caTsured and placed in the guardhouse.
They managed, however, to escape shortly
after, by cutting through the board fence sur.
rounding the prison, and, getting out into the
woods, got lost. Waturhury then went to seek
information from camp near by, and, saying
that he belonged TO Pennsylvania cavalry
regiment, got guard to conduct him toward
the lines held by the cavalry.
After proceeding some distance they Joined,
and pretending great curiosity TO examine the
gun his companion was carrying, asked TO sec
II, aud after getting it into his possession told
the soldier he was prisoner and led him of
into the woods where they camped for tho
night The guard, pretending 10 be asleep,
watched his chance, and when ho found tho
other sound asleep, he grasped the gun from
underneath bis enemy and fired, wounding him
badly in the side, from which It is doubtful II
he will recover. He was aiken TO u house near
by where he was paroled by Uuu of our officers.
Brown succeeded In making his escape.
A report is current here to-day that JEFF.
Davis Is dead, having poisoned himself. Scouts
aud deserters say 1t is.true, aud th6 same story
Is current in Butler's department, but from
what source they got 1t l cannot say.
The Richmond papers ofto-morrow will IN
doubtedly inform US Of the truth or falsily Of
the story. s..t -..|
DEC. 20.-Richmond papers OF yesterday say
the report of JEFF. Davls's death was canard,
and that he ives well and would be in his oftica
during the day. W. D. McGREGoE.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-21

The Pott.Omce Department hss been official
y informed that on The 10Th Inst, "a the cars
OF the New Albany and Salem railroad were
el route for Bloomington, Ind, the train wac
suddenly thrown from the track, when some
knitssle substance in one OF the cara fell upon
. stove, Instantly envcloplng in nsmsS the
nail and baggage cars. This msiis, trunks,
gooes and moLey were totally desir6yed, and
not ayestlge OF item saved: It does not sP.
pear that tany Of the passengers sustained In.
Jury.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-21

The Senate In executive session yesterday
confirmed the nomination Of Commodore
stribliag pS commander Of tho East Gull
eIoekadlng Squadron, and admiral Pearson as
commander Of tho Pacl1c squldruni George
Bauer, Of New York, to be consul at Brussels,
and Emil KlAnprecht, Of ohlo, as consul a!
sIuttgard. This gentleman Is the editor Of the
Cincinnati VolksJIan, a German Republican
leYspApeT
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-21

Postmaster General Denison has Issued orders
that all postmastors shall make up letters,
papers and other mail matter intended for
Congress ard It's employees, in separate bags,
which are to be delivered 10 Congressional
messengers at the Washington railroad station.
II Newspaper Publishers will make up thelt
papers iu bundles labelled "congress," and Il
route.sgents and postmssters strictly obey
orders, mail matter for the Capitol will be de.
llyerel seHeral houra earlier Lhan at present.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-21
From General Thomas.
1900 Moro Rebels Captured.
Hoods Army Still Retreating

The Government is in receipt OF dispatches
from General Thomas and Admiral Leo this
morning. They both report Hoods army on
the retreat and scattering.
Gen. Thomas says the storm was too severe
for any operations yesterday (the 2Oth) and
the only thing accomplished 10 the pursuit was
the capture OF on. Gtovsand three hundred o.
Hoods drmv'
If General Thomas will "oaly" do the
same thing every day, We will excuse him
from fighting that army any moro, for 1t will
soon be entirely in our possession.
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: ofTIoIAL.l

a PROCLAMATION.

.,.r. a PRocLAMAT1oN.
Whereas BY the act approved July 4, 1884,
uatlsd "An act further 10 regulate and pro.
vide for the enrolling and cAlllag out the ma.
honsi forces, and for other purposes,n It 1,
provided that the President Of the United stste.
nsy, "st bis discretion, at any time hereafter,
erll for rny number OF men, as volunteers, for
ne respective terms of one, two, and three
ya,s, for military service" and "that in case
ne quota Of, (or) any part thereof, of any
town, township, ward Of q CITY, precinct, or
election district, or Of county not SO subdl-
uded, shall not be Allied within the spaee of
afty Gays sler such cni, then the President
a all immediately order dram for one year TO
HI such quota, OR any part thereof, which may
BE- unhlled.n
And whereas By the credits allowed In &C.
ctrdanco with the act OF Congress, on the call
for FIVE hundred thousand men made July 18Th.
1864, the number OF men to bo obtained under
Nat call was reduced to two hundred and eighty
tousandi and whereas the operations Of the
oemy In certain States have rendered II i'm
practicable 10 procure from them their full
quotas OF troops under said call; and whereas,
ffom the foregoing causes, but two hundred
md hrty thousand men have been put into the
army, navy, and marine corps under tho said
call Of July 1s, 1854, leaving deficiency on
nst call oftwo hundred and sl1ty thousand
(sGO,oOO)
Now, therefore, !, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Pres
idsnt ofths United States of America, In order
70 supply the aforesaid deficiency, and to pro-
vide FOR casualties in tho military and naval
service Of the uulted States, do Issue this my
call for three hundred thousand (s0O, ,ooo) vol.
ulteSrs to serve for one, two, or three years.
Tie quotas of the ststcs, districts, and sub
districts, under this call, will be assigned by
hs War Department through the bureau OF the
Provost Marshal General of the United States,
and, "ln case the quota or any.part thereof of
sny town, township, ward OF city, precinct,
Or election district, or Off county not so sub
HVIded, shall not be HIled" before lie liteenth
dny orFebuary, eighteen hundred and sixty
I've, then draft shall be made to gu sucll
quota, or any part thereof, under thIs call,
which may bo uEnlled on said fifteenth day Of
February, 1905. ....-'
Inttestlmony whereof, have hereunto se.
ny hand, and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington this nine
tsenth day OF Dscembetr,, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundret
Il 81 and 'lIty-sOur, and ofthsinaspcndeno'
. of the United states Of America tn
eiShty-niuth.
rral l.s.' ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
b. the Pres!isn.i -.
WnLIAH II. SEWARD,
Secretary OF 5I4te.
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KlHsnslos's DiSSAnasa ousrrnlas.

A feW days ago II was stated that KlncheIos's
auerrlllaS had dlsbanded on account Of an
order commanding them to return to the regu-
lar Confederate army. We understand that
nioSl Of those who refused to obey thlS order
have jonoi the guerrilla White, who Is OPP
Grating Abont Muddy Branch, Leesburg and
fnickenyille.- Some Of our scouts, who knew
some of Kincheloe's men, have recognized
them as now In White'S band.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-21

LINCOLN, TRErDENr OF TsE

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, FREsiDEETg OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
To dH Shoa may e0Hesrn: .. ... .r ..r-r
Satisfactory evidence having boon exhibited to-
mo that BEERI EEDERrs has been appointed Con-
sui OF the swlU Confedsratlon, AZ Chtosgb for tie
StSteB OF Miehtssn, WirvouE,n, Iowa, MlnIesot6,
End tho north part Of Illinois, do hefsby rgeoE-
niEe him Hs such suii deelgFa HI IN free b eIetoI0
and enjoy such fuuCtionH, powers, and privileges
a. are allowed to CaaGuls by the law OF nations,
or BY the laws oi the Unltsd states, and e4Istlns
treaty Gnpulatlous between the Government OF
Switzerland and the UnRed statc5. '.......H
In testimony whereof IhAvo eAuued the5o Let. d.
ters to Uc made Patent, and the Seal OF Tic United
siAteE TO be hereuntO SGlXel,
Gives under my hand At the city Of Wathirgton,
% the HInesttuth day Il peola.ber, AEaO
L. 81 D0niinl one thousand eight hundred pnd
siHty'iOur, ani Ofiht iRdUpe ndsuoe OF tho i
7 r. uHited statss OF Amtriel, the eighty,
q ninth ABRAHAM LlNCoi.Niy,ss
by the Presidents rr91. ..sI-E y .sgrt1 ssssi
WILLIAM n. szwAnb3" % isr' g1oF q
Secretary Of State.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-21

The steamer C0!lyer, Capt, Phillips, arrived
hero about II O'Clock, from City Point, with
N ails and passougers. Tho Collyer is Que ol
the fastest boats Of tho line, but her detention
was occasioned by the storm OF Lost night, and
tho fog which afterwards prevailed.
sho brought mp Q number Of deseTters from
the rebel army, aud few sick Of our own men.
No news Of special importance 10 reported.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-21

REBEL LIEs.-The Richmond Eaqdrr, Of
Monday, states that on the 10th and 18th sher-
man made demonstrations with two forces, one
Of which was an attempt to cross the ogeechec
river, and on both occasions his troops were
repulsed.
This is of piece with tho rebel lies respect
Ing Sherman, put forth by the rebel press dur
ing his parch. We have advices from sber.
man as late as the 10th, which show conclu-
slvely that no such operations wore attempted.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-21

The oArH.-It viii be seen from our report
of Congressional proceedings that the Senate
has passed resolution providing that no
person shall be allowed to transact business in
the District of Columbia without having taken
the oath Of allegiance.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-21

WHISKY Rows.-Yesterdsy the guards' at
sixth street wharf had busy time oft, supptess-
inE rows amonE the soldiers there who vera about
TO be taken to the 2 ont, oooasinned by Atoo nee
use Of tauglefoot whisky, The roataurants IN tho
neighborhood were placed under strict watch, but
still whisky was obtained somewhere, and II 10
sup osed the army OF vendors OF piea and nrples
we're tho instruments in flrnithfng The Aidept.
Oficsrs commanding st the wharf complaIn eK-a
oeedlnsly Of these peop who will do almost suy
thing for money. ~
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WEDNssDAru,H.....a,DrornBrR d, Isc.
10 nnaBnns OF oosoRrss

ssaItors and Representatives can have tn.
pAIIr NATIONAL RIrusycAN delivered rosu-
hrly and promptly al their residences, IN vrap-
sr', by ordering 1t through the Secretary Of
ns ssssts, the Clsrk ef The House Of Repre-
sstativss, or ct the RnrUnLIcAr once, bll
Hinth s!rsst, above Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-21

sERIoUs AccmENT.-.Last nigh, about six
o'clock, boy named James Henry Jackyhn, whtlat
attempting 20 mount car on Feventh, near q
street north, WHOM n passenger was In the act OF
getting OF, was compelled TO htep back, when no
was knocked down by a car that was passing and
was run over by the wheels, causing both OF his
legs 20 he broken. He was conveyed By serEeAnt
Johnson, OF tho Second preeint 70 his home on
noned to his aaIistaneo. II 10 stated, however,
that the boy will not recover. Ho wa1 q meEHen-
ger TO the tailotinR estAblishmeAt Of HdwArd NJ.
brow, on street, near the Bank Of Walhlngton. i.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-21

executed vots took thltt or m envelope with an
afldHvit. Col North wss infhe front teoni. 1to
envelope was put on n table. This wAs In the back
AfldAvt that the letter would be sent 70 the poBt
ofiiee. II was addressed 10 his father, WIN. A,
Garfield, Lisbon, st. Lawrence county, Now York
He sealed tho bslots himself at tho on,oe. They
were for the Republican electors.
Henry y. Axtell Lives In htbou, knosg nr.
Garfield, was inspector at the election; cav the
ballot Of D.. Cendtld whom 10 was opened ~ the
polls. II was for Mcclellan ard Seymour. 1he'
father Of Dr.. CaDheld challenged tho vote, staiin
that his aon never voted that tloiat, The banoiA
wcro put aside, and he did notLnow whetbechnB
Of them ultimately. He did not notice the pest
mark on tho lettaF. VIM. Brisgg told him, how
ever, whence the letter cane.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-21
Second Edition
FOUR o'OLoOK. P. !


FAlSllAGUT n WOE AUmIhAL.
This afternoon, at quarter past two, Gen.
Clark, the Executive Clerk OF the Senate. laid
before the President Of the United States the
bill, which unanimously passed the two Houses
OF Congress, to establish the grade Of Vice Ad-
mlrsl in tho United States nayy. The Presi-
dent promptly signed It, and 1t has now be.
come law. 1t iS Ss follows;
Be u enacted by he Senate and Louise Of Rep-
reSssitdtipes Of he United Sidtes Of ADaevica iil
Congress assembled, That the President OF the
United States be and he Is hereby authorized
and empowered, by and with the advice and
consent OF the Senate, 70 appoint one Vice Ad.
mlral, who shall be selected from the list of
active Rear AdmiralF and who shall be the
ranking officer In the navy Of the United States,
and whose relative rAuk with officers of the
army shall be that Of Lieutenant General ln the
army.
Sec. Q. And Be q nUtlsr enacted, That tho
pay of the Vice Admiral Of the navy shall be
$1,000 when Rt sea, 81, 900 when on shore duty, /,
and $1,000 when waiting oTdere. =
Sec. 3. And Be u further enacted, That the
irst section OF an act, approved December
2lst, 1861, entitled !" An act further to promote
tho efficiency OF the navy" shall not be so con-
Btrued as to apply to any one holding COM
mission as a vice Admiral in the navy.
immediately upon tho signing of the bill, the
President sent to the Senate the name of David
G. Farsgut, Rear Admiral in the United
States Nsey, to be promoted to tho grade Of
Vice Admiral.
The Senate, without referring the nomlua-
tion, Ga compliment seldom conferred upon
Rominees) unanimously confirmed II.
Vice Admiral FGrragui, who is now in New
N,d Of ba onNf nf ko
dent aud the sensto by telegraph. He will
vlsitthis city in a few days. This was q nomi-
nation eniinently ct to be made and confirmed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-21

NGw ORLEANS, Doc. 16.-Adyiees from the
bIockading squadron OF Galveston state that
they have seized, during the week ending ON
the 9th inst, six blockaderunners. -...
The yellow fever has been an epidemic In
Galveston. The mortality was very great.
The prize-monoy in Mobile bay amounts to
one years pay 10 every man engaged in tho
hghts,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-21
FROM SHERMAN
The Mails for His Army Delivered.
On,cIAI Dispatch From Special AEsn'
Markiand.

"FoRT MOEEoT, ps.umb,r 20, IsCA
" Hon. W. DsEi,0a, PoiRsIltr ntrsiI
"Just arrived here. Left Gen. Sherman on
the evening of the 10Th. The great mail was
distributed to the army on that day. The best
health and spirits prevail in the army.
"a. II. MAINLAND,
especial Agent P. o. Dept"
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Third Edition.
HALF-PAsT -FOUR O'CLOCK.


The Secretary Of tho Navy, In eommunlca-
ton 10 the Senate to-day, makes the amount
used for the expenses OF the fiscal years OF 1868
and 1884, 500, ,s46, ,4s9, leaving balance Of ap-
propriAtlous July 80, 1854, of s136, ,2i5,5s9. A
very good nscsl showing for the Navy Depart
menL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-21

A ChrIStmas Present to Farragut.
A Senator in voting for tho confirmation Of
Farsgut as Vice Admiral this afternoon, re-
marked that he gave his vote to Farragut as a
Christmas present.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-21
Destruction OF Boats B.IopsIng to th,
Rebels,

Commander T. A. Parker, of the Potomac
hotllla, writing to the Navy Department under
date of Dec. 10, states that he learned from the
Provost Marshal Of Baltimore that the enemy
were msssing boats on Gran river for The pur
pose of making a raid on the Chesapeake Bay.
Commander Parker sent the cUur de Leon and
Mercury, under command Of Acting Master
Norris, on tho 18th instant, 10 destroy the
boats. ThIrty.one large boats and two scows
were found, ou of which were destroyed. The
Home Guards In large force made show oi
resistance, but were quickly driven of. Asuii
Of schooner salls were also captured.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-21

That section seventeen Of the act 10 ipcor.
porate the Metropolitan Railroad Company, OF
the District Of Columbia, approved July 1,
their railroad line, except that part thereof be-
tween Seventeenth street and the Capitol, for
one year from the passage Of this acts Pro
vided, hotesvsr, That the line from Seventeenth
street and the Capitol be completed, equipped,
and running within ten days from the passage
of this act, "H '1. a...
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sPEOIAL NOTICEs.


n-Oid Felhs Concert wili se giysn es
DAT EVENINGS, December ftlt and s,d instant.
Ths Concert will commence at Q clock. Prof.
Hayes will preside. Admission ~ ots. dols-:r
~ First Vyard.--Ths sabbsrIbars TO ths
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN In the First Ward, who
aGys been neglected BY former sarriafI, and who
desire to continue, will please lsAve their orders
a. th. Book and Reriodi.h storeof EDWARD
WAITE, No. INK PennsylyaniA avenue, between
seventeenth and Eisbtsenth strsets, snd they Will
be served pronptly ard regularly. 80 noyttt.
tp-Psir.-Ths Ladies' attasned t2 Rylans
Chapel will hold Fair IN tbs church. sofnn q
Tenth and d strs,ts I,lsnd, somnsp,ihs NOE
are TO be devoted to the compilation OF the shufsh
edihss. A ano band Of music will be in sttspdAust.
years isTs, 10 cents, ssa,oa Tisksis, 70 Gsnis.
doi6-st rH"e# -4fi ...a.H al
III Ahort-uapd Writsr.-Lay PsTssa
requiring the tsrTiesl OF an eNperissses short
hand Writer In pTeparlsI iEportAnt pApsrn, nay
hear o. oR'sI hpPSias Ia Vie Sei'oriSi Iao. 81
"Bsttsr EhSA a CrowS Of I'sRris "-''Ls-
bins F1srilllen tor the hair u invlrurAtss,
atrengthehs, ltnsthsnu and dresses the hAiri Ives
and GbundInti inSlines II 70 sut, and (s zew fss-
turel GIea II In any desired potiton for an shtiis
svsnisE y T. entirely qniss SSI Gassr s,s
wien all "fsatorers, - "tpaie !" End estch-psnHy
toilet requisite. have failed. q. mGsninssni saI-
tons containing bot leH sAeh-No. q for morning,
Tor evepins, Eos. TryhL
~ Peoples TslsHrspn.-,Howsirst C,a5t
IISEI, direct 50 NEW EORR, BOSTON, aad al
Important po,ati. Wssliastsa onVsua rsFU..
LTCAH BUILDING, iii Ninth strset, i,seEI s.iAi
eoruer Pennsylvania avenue and s,Zth stree,
under Rational Hotel aud ioorner Flitetrth hni'r
IirSstE, opposite Treasury balldlog. . % o.
CHARLt.g b. NOEks,
tebis-n NAnsser ws'hinEton Dit.itst. (.
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THE MAMMOTH OK "dzS. GRAST."zzThc
Treasurer of the National Sailors Faif &C.
knowledges the receipt Of SS.47l.35 from Mr..
Carlos Pierce, being the proceeds of sale and
exhibition of the mammoth OK at the late fair
This OK was presented to President Lincoln
and by him given to the fair. r
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tr-IoroTlna alton Frea--I TO Neryous Sufferers
"a gentleman eure1 cf Nervous Debility, Inecm-
iGtuRtsd BY desire to berTht Others, will be hap
py to furnish to all woo need II, (tree OF shnrss
the recipe and directions for fnaktng the siupis
prOit by the sdVsrtser's bad experience, rnd pss-
stss auts and valuable remedy, tsn do Ho hy I'd.
dressing him At once at his place Of buhinesh I've
Recipe and fell iion--of vital pofttRss-
will be eheeriully tsnt by return o. mail az
Address JOHN D, OGDEN, :
No. 90 Nassau street, New York.
P.s. Nervous ouffafer OF both aeJes will hsa
this information inyalusbie, dtssndhw
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EpseiAity.- Mar usa oTursEs' Etoah at
WATCHES, LOCKETs CHAIRS BFACELNTs,
RINGS, Pins, MAsORIG EMBLEME GOLD PEND
and CASES, toEsiher with full Gss0rtiasnt ef
Fine IsWS,TJ, will bs Eold At retail for the Atxt
li1ty days Ctrtrsatel nsuinS the a lrerent ayil-
eles are put In envelopes and tssled, AId ssRt
without regard 10 shoioe. one saftitsste, fsliisE
you whS, you san have for 81, Win Be- sspt iosN
for eS after seeing the article, irlt does nstslvs
perfect sAtisfAston, you san return I, aud zsiths
money. Great inapsemsnts are offeyed to agents,
We also RAAufscture Badges for eTSTy diTiToa
and eoTps IN the army. We win send sample
(purs silTnr) with yoHr nAme, regiment, gud s0R-
p1sy haadsonsly snEraysd thereon, an tht receipt
oi 81 soi together with our Wholesale tluttrtted
Eolt-7m n0.ilJ. BEssdray, N. =,
Es~ Digssssa Or tas Nervous, asEfInHl,
Urinary aud Sexual gyttsmI-nsH aad reliable
GeAts t--in reports or ths HOWARD ASsCCIA-
IIoN--sent ~ mail N ssaled lsite, enItlopgh
nee OF charge, Address, III, J. FEil-LIN HQUgh
TON, BOWAId Association, no, Eouth Nihtk
| bSrset, fnilEdelph.A, Pa, uiss-iy1
Ee- The CsHTsssIos ss sad lsEpsrisnss oT
Az l9TALID-PubHshed iOf the benedt aHd EeA
CAUTION TO NOuNo hEH and Others, who uuE0r
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of MAN
hood, Ss., supplying ~ ths same tims TEE NHAHs
or sELr.eBkr. ny one who hAI cured htpigSlf
after undergoing considerable quAeksTy. by ca.
elnsiEE 81 postpaid addressed envelope, IiuKla
tspies Insy bs h ID ofh suthOF - .|
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
dSSlA bmoAlyn, hinss Co., NJ Y.
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LADIES OF ANzRIcA.
rRAKaIPANNI POWDER

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PlBs, ChAfes, and other Impurities OF the riin,
rsnasrlnT IL aoTT, SLzAR, SMOOTH, aadBEiu-
TIFUL. ..... ..sr
TRANGIPAHNI WIDEN
Ia used to rsEOVS TAN and FRECHLEJi giving
TRksHNEsE to The COMPLEXION and hsslthy
hue to ths skis, with 1oUTETuL soFrNEss.
.... TRLNGIPANEI POWDER. -fF.Fr
ia used by tha ladies Of Europe to sprinkle on tbs
inIiis OF Md Clovef, enabling a tight glove 10 bo
drswn on and on with sSSs md preventing thslr
being rollsd BY psrSpirSuon, After the E,oySis
withdrawn II leaves the land smooth, tot ARd,
Whits, Hith delicate freshness and pefinnt.
FKAHGIrANNI PoWpRR : af
10 used TO rsnovs al rougan,bS and rensSS Of The
bRndI, Arrps aud face. !. Eottena Cofns, ard all
other eutaReous sxortsoeasss.
Price IS s..I ssE 80 etni,, according to siss OF
package. .H... ..e.an.- 10. Ell
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