Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 1, Number 188, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 December 1848 — Page 3

DAILY JOURNAL. The Daily Jockxal is published every morning (Sundays excepted) at 10 cents per week, payable to thu Carriers, or &3 20 per annum, payable in advance. The Tri-Wlecly Jock.xal, r the euunt'y, con

taining all the matter ot the Daily Journal, is pub lished on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays ' 4 00 per annum in advance. The Weekly Jockxal is published every Thursday at $2 00, three copies for 00, seven copies lor $11 00, ten copies tor $15 00, in advance. MONDAY MOHXXG, DEC. 4.

Read the following eloquent address of the young Whigs of New York to the young Whig's of the nation: The Democratic Whig Young Mens Committee of Xcto York to the Whig Young Men oj the Union: Brethren': A great battle has been fought a great victory achieved. The principles of the Whigs, long and honorably struggled for beneath the weight of adversely und in the s Jdce of discouragement, are about to have a lair trial in the administration of the government. A Whig President and House of Representatives are already virtually assured, aud even fchouldan inscrutable Providence at any time bereave us of our chosen Chief Magistrate and trader, we have in the character and career ol Millard Fillmore ample guarantees that our just expectations will not be blasted by the treachery impelled by uncliastened ambition. They grossly libel the American people who affirm that this benign revolution has been wrought by the magic of plumes and epaulettes the sorcery of catch-words and the thunder of cannon. Here and there a handful of the unthinking and unstable the more conspicuous from their fewness may have been won toour standard by the prestige of milita ry achievement or come over to it upon a calculation of the chances for triumph and spoils.

Hut an immense majority or the votes for Taylor and Fillmoit were given from regard to principles rather than men, and with a view to beneficent changes in national policy rather than to any personal considerations. A great majority, like most of ourselves, nur rendered, not without a painful struggle, their cherished predilections for a gallant aud glorious leader on the altar of their country's well being, cheerfully following the, time-honored lldg, whoever might be designated to bear it, i! only the old principles, endeared alike to our convictions aud our memories, were seen plainly and brightly emblazoned thereon. Süitil on this point,. we gave, with you, an ardent au 1 untiring support of the Philadelphia nomitntions, and we have no fears of a disappointment. But, white much has been nobly achieved. much yet remains uiiac. omplised, and we call on you, young v higs! lor energetic action towards the perfecting of our common triumph. Representatives in Congress are yet to be chosen by half the States composing the Union. while the complexion of the next senate, it not adverse, is yet extremely doubtful. '1 he utmost exertion should be made in every Slate where Senators are yet to be chosen, or dovernorsuud Legislatures who iiirv be railed to fiUSemtoral vacancies. tosecure Whig Senators wherever possible. Nor mustanv election though S'-euiiugly unimportant, be ueglecttd. mice wing reserves, however unreal, will tend to parahze the aims of the government mid de leal the consummation of measures essential to :he country's well-being. Happily, the great tar J in il features of the whig policy are so plainly engraven on the na tional heart and the national annals that they tan neither be mistaken without stupidity, nor repudiated without manliest treachery. The protection of home Ijbor against disturb ing and depressing foreign coinpetion tb development and perfection of the national industry through the naturalization of new uro duct, uevv arts, new processes, aud the fostering to maturity aud enduring thrift of those already know n but not well established among us the vigorous prosecution of river aud harbor improvement, and all other means of pe rfecting our intercommunications, thus binding our whole country more closely together by the golden threads of mutual advantage common interest the preservation of peace and good will w ith all loreign powers by a rigorous noninterference in their internal affiirs and a scrupulous care to exact no more of them than we would gladly accord them if the circumstances were reversedand, finally, &uch modifications in our public land system as well extend Us blessings ludisputablv to every section of our country, aud preserve the in to all future generations of our ieople such are the great outlines tf the cherished Aieerican system, which is. eminently calcula ted to impel our nation rapidly on its path to greatness aud true glory, by diUusiug happiness contentment, ami tuna to every portiou ottlie community. With the year now opening before us, ou: country enters upon a new phrase of her exis tence we trust one of the brightest and no blest. The whig ascendency iust echieved will endure through many years or be over thrown at trie earliest moment, as oi r party shall prove worthy or unworthy ol such trans' cendnit responsibility. The issue, whig youn;

men! rests in good part with you. xou can strengthen and s.'ttire this ascendency by causing ihe untaught, the poor, aud the friendless but especially the helpless and wayworn fugitives from Europea n despotism, to feel that the Whig party is not, as they have been schooled to believe it, hostile to their interests and inimical to their well being that it is not in truth aristocratic and bigoted, distrustful and backward-lookicg but, whili it is sternly adverse to anarchy, to malignant envy of the fortunate, and to lawless violence, for which there can be no excuse in a republic; it is also the friend of true progress, or genuine Democracy, and of all that tends to make man's condition ou earth more hopeful and . happy. Let but these truths be thoroughly, as they have already begun to be, made clear to the general understanding, and a glorious career lies opeti to our country aud to those who, . having long aud faithfully served her in opposing bad government, are now called to serve her still more usefully in giving example ol belter. Under a deep sen?e of our mutual responsibility at this crisis, we entreat your vigilant fidelity to the common cause, pledging - you to requite it by ours. On behalf of thr Whig young men's general committee. JAMES T. M. JJLEAIiLEY, Cairmin. Robert M. Stereheigh, ) e t . Charles K.T.,lor. Secretaries. New York, N jv.20; l&K

NEW IKON STOKI. IN LOUISVILLi:. aMIE Subscriber late ol New Albany has opened . his Store opposite the Louisville Hotel lledesign9 to nell at holesale to Merchantsi'raders and Blacksmith's and mvite them to an almost entire new StocJt of BAB IRON, HARDWARE and CUTLERY; which consists in part of 100 tons liar Iron ass'd ll00 llw Smoothing &, Tai 40O0 lb. Cast Steel. lors lron, :20uO "AU. Steel 200 cast .Mould Boards. 2oiH) " English Blister 200 e et ts Wogon Boxes. titeel. 30 sets Eleptic Spiings, 1000 " German Steel, 10 " Iron Axels, Ju0 "Shear and Springs 300 " Knives &, Forks, Steel, 200 doz Pen and Pootet loo Kegs nail?, all sizes. Knives, 10 doz 7d Col tens Axes, 30 doz Butcher &. Shoe 'JO " Spades and Shov- Knives. elü, loodozButt Hinges, 500 pair Trace Chains, 200 Uro-s Screws, loou Ii Log Chains, CTKCULAIt, 40 Mill Saws, " to8 feet Handand Panned Saws, 30 Cross Cut Saws, 5 toAugurs, Chissels, Plan 71 feet, Irons, Rules, (loupes. 20 dozCoffee'MilK Door Locks, Latches, 20 " Tea Kettles, Counter Scales, Brass Ket24 Mouse Hole Anvils,th s, Iron wite. Razors, 21 Blacksmiths Vice, Scissors, A.c., Ac lOno lbs Hand and Sledge Hammers, nov lrf. HENRY B. SHELLS.

DA GU CHICOT VI' C L.IIU.C SSCS llu;haunas Dazuerroty pe Itoomi over UalIock Drug Store, Main si. FOR the style and delicacy of the pictures made at this establishment, he invites the most accurate criticism. The degree of perfection arrived at in making likenesses by this art, has !ecn tiie work of the niite-t diligent ami patient investigation. Boom epen from 8 o'clock to t-un.-et. and LIKE NESSES TAKEN IN NY WEATHER. Instruction given in the art. nov 20-dlm. L, A XDAXDTOW i LOTS rou sali:. WILL fell at private sale a tract of Land adjoin ing Evansville, containing about twenty seven I acres; also, ten or littcen Iots in the upnr t r. large rnent of Evansville, all of which I will sell on reasonable terms in quantities to suit purchasers Tnese wishing to purchase Land or Lots, will find it to thei iyll to apply immediately. E. A. CO II BET, Agent, NOTICE. I have taJ.cn out hitters of Administration on the estate of Hamilton (J. Shroads, late of Yande rhur; County deceased. AH persona indebted to paid estate are requited to make pay ment to th undersigned, and those having claims agiin said entato will present tliem to him duly nuttiMticnteu 1 r payment. 1 he estate is supposed to be solvent. WILSON SHOOK, Adm'r. nov 20-t3-w-d REIrXOVAL Of the IVew York ITieap Store To the Hrick Store ou Jlrtin Streit for inerl) occupied by William Hughes. aviiolili: am) us;taii. RICHARD ItALElHH returns his thanks to the putilie lor oust tavors nnd solicits a coritumnputilie tum i I the Fame. 1 nrn just reeeivinj bim tw Vork and i'hilud lph'.a a large und j.'eiii I stock ol I ry ( iih1s, cn.itiiii in oart- ol Miyertine Cioihs, CassimeTes, Satiiiieits, and rich Yt-stings. Hats, Caps, Water Proof Bits and Shoes, Laiiici Gaiters and Fine Shoes of suiertine quality. A hrgeand spknaid stock of Domestics of every kind; iiik, (uiigam, and cotton Uml:e!las; a lame stock ol Lmlies wear, such as Bomhuzine. Fancy colored Alpnens, arid Delanes, French, English, and AniLticnii Calicoes, Oimrhams, i.c; a large assortment of Eight Duy and '1 l.irty Hour Clocks, Iook ing (Üri-e, and almost evt ry article in the Dry (,ds line. Al, Salt, and droceries of eveiy kind nt Wholesale, all of which will be sold at reiuarkably low prices lorc;i.-h or any kind of inerchnntable produce. Country merchants will tind it their interest to call and examine niv goods and prices, as I am determined to sell as law as anv house west of the Mountains. RICHARD RALE1(H. ocl 26-Um. 1J HOW .NC I). MES BURSE was drowned on the morning of 2tth inst., between this city and louisville. Fie is J an Irishman and was a pedlar by trade ho was on his way from Cincinnati to Evansville. Any person who will rescue the body will be suitably rewarded by the friends ot he deceased bv writing to Michael Burse, Louisville, Ky., or Candy Burse. II aI ort his person poino paper money, and a watch worth aUjut $30. nov 2d MICHAEL &, CANDY CURSE. DISSOLUTION. THE Copartnership existing letween A. B Brndt &. L. ii. Matthews, was dissolved on the 6ih iu-t. L. G. Matthews Mill continue the Tailoring Km in ess at the old Stand on Main street, and invites the former patrons of t!i3 late rirrn and strangers to give him a call. All work will be executed in the best manner, and with promptness. nov 21. BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS. A FULL and ijeneral assortment c 'evtry thing in that line, natu ly An Vits. I;e lows. V leM. rrew I late lf:ui Vit.-: fin. I l.'rntvj For sale by A. LAUG II LIN ap 25 Wate treet just hi:ceivj:o, rA KEGS Pure white 1 ad; VJ 10 bt.Is Linseed Oil; 5 do Turjientine; 23 boxes 8-10 Window Glas, low by A. LAL CiHLIN, Water streeniay l'AM. AM) YINTi:U DKV COOKS, .1 UST Received by M. W. FosriR, at the corner of Main nnd First streets, n Inrennd general asortmrt of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suitable lor hu present and approaching scnons, rousting in part ol" French and Eng'Lh Black, Blue, Green, Olive and Cadet; 6-4 Cloth, Cassimers,!Sat:inett9, Tweed? Jtans, lanseys. r lannels, superior and common Bed and over Coat Blankets Prints, Ginghams, Dehmes Lamertine and Ma dona Plaids and Stripes, Plain and Figured Alpneca Lustres, Bik Satin stripes. Mode and Figured Cassimeres, superior Ben Gro Do Rive, Italian and Plaid Silks; Silk, Velvet, Satin; SHU, Linen and Li!e Lncc, and Edgings, Fringes. Buttons, Flowers, Ribbons, &c, &c. Also CO Cases Boots, Shot s, Hats, Cap?, Bnnetsfcc., making my assortmen very general, desirable and complete. I would respectfully invite the attention of purchasers to call and examine the stock, as 1 have no bouht, it would be to the interest of both arties, as I am determined to sell at the lowest price for cash, or in exchange lor produce. oct 15 M. W. FOSTER. 1IOUSC TO UE.NT, I wish to rent nr dwelling hon corner of Sycamore and lourth street. The house contains four rooms and a kitchen nnd ctlU-r. ÖCTApply to CHRISTIAN DECKER. TAILORS IVA XT CD. WE wish to employ a number ol Coat nnd Ttntaloon makers at our Store on Main si. . novMf N.At A. GKEENEWALD LECTURES ON CIIE.UISTUV, Hy the Rev. C. A. 1'oster. EVERY Saturday evening in the. room formerly the Odd Fellows Hall, at tho corner ol First and .Main streets. inov i-2m. Trcsh Oysters. T7E are in receipt and ti.all copJinue to receive V throughout tlie Winter Fresh Oysters packed in lee direct troni Baltimore. Also"l he san.c hermcfically scaled in Can n.l Lall be hanov to tdl nil orders at hom und abroad nov IL ALLIS At HOWES

THE Subscriber is-now opening at the Corner o First and Main Sirter.--ituir nock of seasonable Dry Goods consistingin part ol the following10 bales 4-4 Brown Sheetings; 2iW pieces Calico; 50 do Bleached Domestic; 50 do Sattinets and Jeans; with a great variety ot M--welanes, Cashmeres, fancy Vestings, Casimers,j7....ery variety; a larire assorlment of Winter Shawls, embracing some of quite new styles and of the latest fashions; erro Gordo, Barker, nnd Teirkire Shawls, bl'k casi.n'je Shawlsembroidered; alsj a good Stock of Ladieelvid Gloves all of which will be sold on reasonoble terms for cash or produce; such as Corn, Outs, Pork, Beeswax. Tallow, or Feathers, nov 14. '41 JOHN SHANKLIN.

LIQUORS. JUST received a laJsie lot of Liquors, biaiitiits.W incs. &ic. 1 hose that are lond ot a uurt article lor sickness will please call at nov 1. ALL1S & HOWES. NOTICE TO l?lICUZtKS. WE are in receipt of part of our stock purchased by our Mr. Allis in New York and Boston, with an eve to the taates of our friends and custom ers that are fond of good living, which will be iouiid cnunietated below, and we ii.vite a call trotn lhos wishing to purchase. Oc S3 ALLIS &. HOWES. T onSTtllS Received tr steamer Dover from 1 A Uoston, 100 cans trcsh ltsUrs, liermetri'-ally scale-'.; for sale by oc23J ALLIS & HOWES. TTMIESn Codfish Ac. Received per steamer A. Dove .S3 cans lre.-h Cooli.-h, 50 cans Ir i-u minion, lor sale by oc '13 ALLIS &, IK )WES. AIIIIIJ. J asl received troni Uoton pr ij Steamer Gladiator, 100 cans pickled Lobsters; ZOO to.ves bardines, lor sale hv oct Ji ALL'S tc HOWES. PICKL!:S-Just receive from Piston, 10 cases Win. Underwood's Ficklts assorted, 5 do Walnut Catsup 3 do Yca.-t Powders, 10 do Peppe r S-iucc, 5 do Capot Capers, For Je by loc 23 ALLIS & HOWES. "'PICKS, Ac. Received and for sale. 5 hazs Ground tüiig r. 5 5 2.) 3 20 d do Cupid, do do S;i:e, do d) Pepper, do preparid Cocoa, do do Chocolate; ior aieby oc vJJJ ALLIS & HOWES 1 31ti:sKRVKS Received pur sua:n .r l-Udiafoi g cases Canta Ginger, 2 d. Underwood's Currant Jelly, 2 do do Blackberry Jelly, 2 do do .iss'd. 1 ie r ruits. For sale by foe 23 ALLIS At HOWES. fT'IGS Just ree ived and frth, I1 UK) Drums I'is. 3 Lb!s Currants, H tierees Almonds. for gale by oc C.t A LI.IS et HO WHS. PANTALOONS STUFT Sc COATINGS COTTENADES, Crotens, 'I'v.mb, fciiptrtine black 1' reuch Drap, ets.. Drap de Nienne, Lin en ai.d Cnioo checks and slriies, with alt the most desirable styles, lursale low at wholesale and retail Ly aplä AlUKKlfc . JUUfcU.V NEW GOODS AGAIN!!! IUST received per Steamers North Carolina and J. Q. Adams, 16 packages more ot cur Fall urd V inter Stock. Which now roinprw's blue nixei and go!d mixed Jeans; ble and L'.ue black. 1'ilot cloili.-i ai;il blue Fiu.-hings; Biankets; Linscys; Brown Cottons -nd totlliiets. Black plaid mourning and fancy Ginghams, En-srii-!i mourning, oil colureil; Furniture, blue an'd orange and new style fanci Prints. Lombs, Uultons auil 1 lireaus; L1 k plnU bnU.-li Silk Cravats; Artificials; RiblKinsand Florence braid Bonnets; brk and colored f ilk r ringes tied Gimps. ladies bi n lace mik .tints ar.d Gloves; t adding, l'adc'.ing and Canvass. Figure'd Salesbury Flannels; plain bl'k Satin Striped, liigurcd Mohair and real Alpaccj Lustres; Rich tijf ured colored Impe rial and silk checked Laniarline. Infants fancy velvet; Boy's velvet nnd Cloth; Mens Cloth, velvet, fur, cloth far trimmed, toiut Print, glazed and PiushCaps. R. V. black and drab wool Hats; Fash Angola, Nutria, Russia and B. B and L. Crowned Planter. Monterey and Buena Vista Hat3. The above addition makes our assortment com plete with the exception of Boots and Shoe-s; which we are lookin-jlor daily. We have made such arrangements that we wiUbe rece iving New Goods the who'c of the present s son and will sell at low prices. SJ, plj. J. 11. .V1AÜ11M- it to T ALEXANDER JONES, warn the public L not to harbour or trust Julia Ann Jones nnvthiriü on my account, as 1 will not lie responsible for any Hung ehe may contract on my account, ana it they do it will Leon tour own risk nov 27-Jt. SEW GOODS AXD KEW IIOLSU. rrMIE store formerly eiceupud ly Mrs. Tilijston l corner of .Main and Second Streets, is nowoccu pied by THEODORE and JOSEPH VENN E.MAN as a Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods Store. The) have on hand a full ns:-ortnient ol Fancy Goods, such as, C issiniere and Muslin Delaiti Shawls, bilk and Mutdin Deloin Handkerchiefs, Lady's and Gentlemen's Cravats, plain black and plain mode colored Lu.-trc and Caiifoitiia plaids, Marino and Bombazine black Silk 1 yard wide. Linen Lace and Edgings at a very low price, a good variety of Cotton Iice and Edging new styled. Silk Fringe lor Drtsses, and a good assortment of Trimmings, heavy brown MusFin, brown and blenched Drilling, tineC'lotl, and Las--itrtre, Cassinet, Jeans, and a large asso.tment oi rUotton Goods for Pantalojns and Coats, Boots and Sh.ce, and r ur Hats. To .:ir friends and the public in general, wc respectfully invite them to call and examine our stock and prices before purchasing. e respectfully tender our thanks to the public ftr the very lilnral patronage extended to us in ourfortnlr House, and we hope by punctual attendance to business to merit a share of putronmre. Don't lorret call, as we get new goods every two months. T. & J. VENN E.MAN, srp -l Main Street. J. VALTRIX A CO., . . - , .. H YY OUIA) respectfully announce to the s citizens ot Lvansvi.ie anu couinry au-f. lacent, tint t he v have recently oiene-a a Mioeciore oti the West side ol Main street, next door tho cor uer of Second, where they are manufacturing H) i t ANDMlOLä IN A 1.1. THEIR VARIOl S BRA.VdllS. i lieu expt t ie nee in the business will enable them to procttrt ihe best of stock and have it mann tart und in th most lu ruble uttHntr. Wc invite the citizens ot Evansvine and public generally to call and examine our work, as we have a good stock ot ready ma-Ie wurK ot oi:i own manufacture. Voutiti men wishinz line Boot? canobtain them hereof every descni.i, ready made or to order if yreterable. Alloroer lttt with us lor work will bearonrj'lv otten-led to. The Lndies of Evansville are respectfully invited t call and examine our large stock f Ladies' ware. ;is we stand ready at all times to wait on those thai feel disposed to favor us with a call. - We are prepar ed to manufacture r ancy Miocs ot every üiherent style i'hose leaving orders forSr.oe may rest assured thai no pains wiii be spared in trying to accommodate tiietn with anv sivle thev wish. We feel wdiing to acknowledge our gratitude to the citizens for tie friend.-hip they have manifested towards us. and thank them for their liberal patronise, ar.d hope that in return our work may merit thtir lpprobatirtii. 3-Ail work done by us is warranted, and no charge made lor mending work, that shouM irive way. leb 14 w& tw tf. J . V Al'TRIN & CO

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LLCTUUES OX CIli:.UlSTltY, Uy llev. C. A. FOSTJiK. .

Til ES EL-ctures are designed not only to instruct, but to amuse, and therefore, will be illustrated by varied and beantitul experiments. . f irst Liecture w ithout charge. Tickets for the course. ,j,t0. For a Ladv and Gentleman 6,00. 1 hose who do not wish to attend thu whole course can be accommodated w ith Ticke ts for separate Icclures ai ;j cents sacn, to ue nau at ;ir Miankhn s Store, corner of .Main and First streets No deduc 1 . 1 I mm . i ... tion lor Children. Tickets not transferable. fnov 13-2w. HYDRAULIC CEM EVT. A FL'LEsuply ol this article iresh from the mills L.. logeiuer wi;n tne nest oi noacn Lime ror sale by the batrel. A. LA EG 11 LIN, nitr f nu t. ap POISK .IIEKCIIAXTS, LOOK II EUE ! TH E subscribers w ill be ore jared to SlausrhterHoj? -L Cut and pack pork either in bulk or barre ls, and ilso for rendering Lard, ail of which will be done with neatness and despatch. Slaughtering Estub lishrnent below theCanul bridge. .Hain Ktreet. Ano their cutting anJ packinir house on Svcnnmre street Evansville la. 1 hose at a distance w ishing to cor resp.iiiu witn us, may re-st assured it Fhall tueet our prompt altenuon. JOHN I.CDOI.S. JOHN WARD Princeton Clarion insert toaniountof $1.00 and hargelhis olnce. Oct 17 tf JUST received Ironi Boston, 50 Coils ass'd size Manilla Cordage, 20,tKU Gunny Bags, "2i bushels, ?." Boxes Sperm Candles, f0 lo Lutick llerting, 30 cases Boston Mustard, 100 Iwxes lancv Toilet and Shriving Soap, For sale by oc 23 ALLIS & lUAVES. COTTON YARNS AND BATTING. 1G bags .Vh) Cotton Yarn; IG do ft"0 do do; '2 do Carpet Chain; 4 Bales Cotton Batting; Just received and lor sale low for cash by nov id JOHN SHANKLIN. BANK DIVIDEND. Bran-; ii Bank, ) Evansville, Nov. 1,1843. ( Dividend of five per cent has been declared out of the profits ol this Bank, for the six months ending 31st October; payable, deducting taxes, ot Siocknuldcrs on imd aiter Monday next üTih i;ia t G. W. RATH BONE, CasUitt. v 23-dJ-iwat. IRON. LARGS and general assortment of all tizc9o Conmion Bar, Fht, Koend and S:uarc. Broad and Narrow Band, Axe nnd Hoe Bar. Plow Bar. Fiow Moulds and slabs, Noil nnd snail Rods, tojelher with all sizes usually called for i;i tlic abovi ine. l or sale by A. LAL'GHLIN, up Water st. NAILS. )-A KHG.S Boston and Juniata Nails, assorted t-izcs; 2j kegs Flooring BraJs, assorted; 25 do Assorted eiiik s. For sale by A. LACGHLIN, ap25 ' Water ptrcrt I N store ond tor sale 50 tbl While Lime in goo order and Cheap junel W. FOSTER. ii:v GOOI)s. PRINTS, DOJIESTICS, DRILLINGS, Ac J EST received by sreamers Wyoming nnd Gcr mantowii, IS bles4-4 heavy and fine domestic; 2 " 7-8 Drilling; Als l'rints and other goods, the first srrivnls o my Full t-tock. m-? 14J M W. FOSTER. SÜGAU and 310 LAS ES. l,0 Hh Is New Orleans Sugar; i 17 j 2.)0 Bbls do do Moiasses; VL-t wjtz - 40 do do do do; 23 rbls Sugar House Molas.cs Polka brand; ' 2. k Bbls do do do do do. For sate by A. LAI GHL1N, ap 23 Water street. FALL GOODS. TUST received a few cases of my Fall t-tock. amongst which are some Linen Edgings, Laces silk and worsted Fringes &lc. oct b M. W. FOSTER Indiana mutual insurance co. rIMlE Receipts for tls: year ending 1st November L last, are in the hands of the Agent for collection, and prompt payment U required in order to secure the benefits of insurance. All claims not su tu lied by the first day of December next will be icturaed to Indianapolis as delinquent. E. A. CORBET, Agent, nov 22. Water Street. FRESH TEAS. ECE1VED per eteanicT Tuecaroia, 31 packages .1 of Ire-shl eas in chests, boxes and caudy boxes for sale very cheap for Uah. oct 5 M. W. FOSTER. TO COUNTRY JIERCHANTSTIIE subset iber is now opening Bt i'ackages Merchandise, consisting of Dry Coops, Boots Jk Snots, 11ats,Caps and Bow ets, Hardware, Ulass Ware and Crockery; which he will seit as low as any House in the City, for Cash, or Produce, such ai Pork. Wheat, Corn. Oats, Flaxseed, White Bean beeswax Feathers or Tallow. decl-tf JOHN SHANKLIN. tirT iirrnvrn. )( TONS assorted Rod and Bar Iron; 0 J li"0 kegs aborted Juniata Nails; 2j bundles spring Meel; 5 do sheer do; I case extra Cast do; Plow slabs, Boih r and t-ht Iron; Rasps, Files, and Door Latches, together with our former Eiock. makes i Which. complete, 1 or sale low by may y. A LAT'GIILIN, Vater street. IUST received from New Oilcans, 50 bags iio Cotre, 2 'I ierces freh like, 23 doz. Buckets, 25 Nests Tu' 'S. Tbbls No 1. Mackerel, 10 do Ijoat Sugir, For sals by oc 23 A LLI3 HOWES. TOIJACCO Just received from Baltimore, 50 boxes ass'd brands Virginia Tobacco, 2.000 do elo Havanna Sears, For sale by oc 23 ALLI cc HOWES GOOD XEIVS, To those who love Oysters. I N consequence of a Telegraph Dispatch of the 17ih i:tt. ws have reduced the price ot lresli uyste j cnu per Can. nov Id ALLIS i II0WE3. TO WII03I IT MAY CONCERN. V ON the 7th Sep: inbtr last a person call J--XT d at my Hotel and left a bay horse with a:. t f -old saddle and luiclle, and stated that he would be calltd lor. No person has called to claim die nropc.ty, and unlessome one calls before the 2nd day of Decetnler, and clainia said property, he will be sol J on that day at public auction to pay exltei in3- BARNARD NURR1E TO LET. CONVENIENT Dwel;in-hoc t- fied by the sbücriber. se now occj tor terms apply at the store of

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CHILD-BIRTH i A ValuaUe Siimtißc Tl'cri, upon th svb'tct of notation and Child-Birth, bu A' Af. WElbSELIWFb M. JJ., late vj Farit, just published in .Ytw lurk txjthfr Author. . ' IMIlS Hork contains recently discovered infor X mation upon a subject oi lbe highest importance to Married Persons, or those contemplating Mar riage. It will tie found ol special value to those whose means, health or other cifc unsta..ces, do not pe-rmii ihem to increase ihe number ot their family,. . without great inconvenience, sufiering, or perhaps risk ol life. A method ol avoiding these troubles and dangers, at will, (resently discovered by a celebrated r rench Physician) s iully conimur.icated in this work, so ih.tt any person may avail tnmrelt of it at once, without purchasing any instrument, medicine, or o. her ai tide, bom the ouihor. The means of prevention he-e set foiih,cost compniatively nothing, andaiewiihin ilie .each of all. The i'tocessis new, safe, infalliable, convenient, simple, and cannot injure tue health oi the most delicate. Nor docs it curtail matrimonial privileges in ihe least. , Morally CoNsiDtELD. The object of this work can be shown to be of the highest utility, and sustained by the soundest principles of prudence, political economy, and virtue. It shows how a physiological effect may le produced, scientilically ai.d without injury to the constitution, which thousands attempt to accomplish by the most unwise and reprehensible means. 1 he object is ly no means new to the world. The means will be ess teemed by all tcientilic, riht-minded and sensib-l peeiple. as a discovery in phisiology of the higheu consequence to public morals ond happiness. The Instinct ot Natvke. Love, and the desire, for union iietwcrn the rexes, will le indulged, talk ot prudence as we may. Without marrirge, we- have, in all countries, a debasement of one ex, und the criminal indulgence of the other; with marriage, and the unrestiaiiuel indulgence ot the natural instinct, very often eutfering and misery of the most fearful character. Who, then shall deny to mtn, (a free agent,) the riht to marry, and to regulate the instinct of naturef Yoi'no Makfild People. Young Marr'u d People, whose fortunes aro not yet established, will find m this work matter to interest ihnn deeply, and intormaiion of the highest value, which they'shoi Id not, e n any account, be ignorant of. Huntiretl of married people, now advanced in life, have assured the author, that if they had po?s-esse-d such a treasure in early life, it would have saved the in more than half the suffering and deprivation they hav biuce endured. Unhatpy Wives. Unhappy Wives, who feel ihat iheir p!)yical condition and heatlit totally unlit t.ietn to lccoiiic the mothers ed a nuinerousoirsiring, and who reasonably fear that each period of confinement will terminate their existence, will hail the discovery of this certain means of relief with unbounded joy. Let all euer unfortunate nd unhappy wives lose no time in obtaining this important work. It will be to thfm a .lrvcioua b..on through life, and pieventniany an early and premature death. Ht.FLDITARY Dl-FASr.5. Scrofula, Consumption, Insanity, Apoplexy, Disease, of the Heart, and other horrible complaiufs, cnpable of transmission from parent to child, billict many worthy f-eople, who, at t!ie same time, are a Any wiy t. nuuiiiivPouH; Hint.-, uic a pable of enjoying tbemselve's in the marriage .tat their more fortunate fellow beings. Sdmll f uch capau! persiis retrain liom marrintre on tins secount, or shall tl.ry marry ana give birih to a tetble oll'sprinj, iKstititdtoa life of sutlcring or an early dcathf--'1 he answer to these ferioua questions w i'l bo toe.nl in the work here re-commended. Early Markiaoea. Early marriages ore strongly advised by nil philosophers and writers Upen soeial and political subjects. Early mtirriagcs beyond all question, tend to promote virtue and happiness; and with the power rf regulating the procreative functions, made known in this work, may be Ireely entered into, without leaot incuning responsibilities which cannot be austoin ed. Over Pofclatiox of the Earth. Over Population of the earth need lie no longer tp prehendea. The cslcuations of Malthus, and ihn wild tears of Robert Dr.le Owen, are alike rendered baseless by the discovery here communicated to the world. "The conttol ol man over his accidents," m this respect nt least, is here established. The wis dorn of exercising such control, none w ho give the subject a monie tit's consideration, can doubt. H'iNCSTV OF THE WoRK. CJ"Thereis no deception r humbuggery of eny kind ab-jut thiswor';. U is piecisely what its titb indicates, a scientific publication, contnining information ai great valu to married people, or tboe contemplating tnarrite, expressed in plain language, which a!l can understand, with no imnej-sa-ry words put in merely to ewefl the number ot its pages. 'I he w hole story is told, and the means of accomplishing the oljects of the work fully and faithfully given, so that the reader may avail himself of it at once, without purchasing any medicine, instrument, or other article from the author. The menrol 'protection which it recommends, may also lc relief upon, without fear of disappointment or injury. Physicians, Pf.oiessoes, and Cleegymf-c. In all parts of the country, have given their testimony strongly in la vor ot the objects of this work, and the nature ot the discovery. We annex a Jew of these recommendations: New Yoke. Sep. 13, 1813. Dr. R M. WEissrLnorr Dear Sir: I should have no question whatever that the means recommended in your work on Child-Birth, wouid ascomplu-h th objects intended, considered in reference tophysiedogieal principles alone; but I have also the happiness to know that it has stood the test of practical experiment. Yours, truly, R. LE DOYEN, 1'rotstoro MiJvifery, late of Jt'aris. New Yokk, August, Dr. R. M Weusflhoff Sir. The moral effect e such informatie.n as your work contains, I believe to be decidedly aluiary. The right of man to coi trol the aniuial instincts cannot be questioned. I think the work will be the means of doing much good. Kev. B. F. CROWLEY. No. 8 Stanley Park, New York. Dn. 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