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NEW SCIENTIFIC BooKs-Just received by F.
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IN TAYLOR
The Architect, Engineer. and Operative Builders
Constructive Manual practical scientific treatise
on the construction Of artificial buildings
railways, &c. by Christopher Davy, London, 1899
Hancock's common road Steam Carriages.
Woods Treatise on RAILROADS, London edition of 1899.
Jopiing's Practice Of Isometrical Perspective,
Col pashys Practical Geometry, adapted for the stu
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Col Humphreys Essay the modern system of forti-
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Gordon on Loeomotien. Bun's Treatise on Engi-
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NJE are called on TO caution the public the Druggists
w particular, against purchasing from any traveller
under whatever pretences they may be offered, any Of
DR. EVANS,S INVAIuApIE MEpIcINEs

WE are called on TO caution the public, the Druggists
IN particular, against purchasing from any traveller,
under whatever pretences they may be offered any Of
DR.. EvANS'S INVALUABLE MEDICINES,
as their Unprecedented success in the cure Of Consump
ton, Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, lnd gestion Costve.
ness Loss OF Appetite Palptaton Of the Heart, Pain
IN The Head Breast, Back and Limbs Dizziness Rest.
essness, and all diseases originating IN the Stomach,
Heart Lungs, Liver and their associate organs, &c has
caused reckless Imposier who IL is ascertained, has
been travelling through Pennsyl Virginia.
&c to counterfeit and vend deleierous imitation Of
EVANSS CAMOMILE & APERlENT PILLS;
and another mposor has introduced into Pennsylvania
&c, spurious article, purportins TO be PARIS SooTH
ING SYRUP, for children when cutting teeth both oil
which deleterous counereits Thereto re- in order
to protect the public against the nroads OF such impose
tions and 10 secure them the benefit which his Genuine
Medicines never fail in beAtowing, he has caused the
label of Evans Camomile &c Pills. TO be entered nc
cording to net Of Congress-
A notice Of which entry is printed on the labels on
every bottle Of the Genuine Pills, and he has caused the
OF DIR. j. L. Paris be stricken out of the label
his celebrated Soothing Syrup, for children when cutting
teeth so that the label OF the genuine syrup reads
"DR. VIM. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP"
inaibe remedy for the pain and sickness TO which
children subject when cutting teeth, tested and APP
proved by thousands Of mothers and who have y
IT'S early application. not only prevented their children
from suffering excutating pain, but in many instances
rescued them from death.
Hr Be particular in examining the labels, and also in
knowing that IT. Evans never vens any OF MS nedclhe
through the medium Of his resident agents. adver
tsed throughout the Union at his Western office, Lou
isville KY and his principal Office 100 Chatham street
New York, where wholesale orders will be promptly
cusd on the most liberal terms.
NJ The public may assured that in every instance
that comes within the knowledge Of Dr. Evans orany OF
his agents, where the Counterfeit Medicines purcha
sed vended, he will give them the earliest public
tce Of the imposition. Already have proceedings both
civil and criminal been instituted against several Drug
gists who have been detected and their names will be
laid before the pnbic at early date The best protec
ton he offer for the present is to caution purchasers
to obtain his Medicines from the Agents only. vi
LEWIS JOHNSON, Washington, d. G.
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For exampe-if person whose age is 30 years, next
birthday, should pay to the Company 81 81 it would in
sure $780, to be paid to his heirs whomsoeyer he may
direct, should he die year for 81 80 annually
for years the Company would pay $780, should he die
in years for 30 80 annually during life, they would
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ton FOR larger sum-thus $1,000 may be insured for
year person at the age just named for $l3 o-or
$4,000 for SOS So &c
:. TRUSTS AND DEPOSITES.-The charter Of
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and trusts of every description, that may lie
med TO their charge, whether from Individuals courts Of
justice corporate bodies They authorized to be-
come guardians Of the Of minors and Others and
trustees under wills.
Any Of money may he received in trust and upon
interest and the interest and deposte money be dspo
sed of in conformity with the direction ofthe
g. ENDOWMENTS.--h person who desires to pro-
vide capital for ward when he shall arrive at
the age OF %, marriage portion for daughter,
effect the object with the Company
4 ANNUITIES.-Wil be granted or purchased and
they be Immediate commence after stated
rod or after the decesse Of another person
Further particulars respecting Life Insurance. Trusts
&c. may be had at the Office
b. w RICHARDS, President
JNO. r. JAMES, Actuary.
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L from Chaueer to Ben Johason with biographical
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Pothieron Contracts, translated from the French VOL
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The Complete Works Of Ben johnson, edited by Barry
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Lye's work on Geology, vel. London.
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, 1839-12-14
8O3O
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6O95 democratic majority.

Heavy NerdicL-The U. States Gaz. OF
Saturday says: "That branch of the District
Court under Judge Strond, holding sessions
in the county court room, has for these two
days past been engaged in the case Of Pleas
ants vs.. Commercial Bank of Cincinnati, IN
suit to compel the payment Of a reward Of
$4,000, offered by said Bank for the recov-
cry of a packet containing $4,000 lost in
February 1886; which packet it appears,
was found on the 10th ofAugust Of the same
year, by Henry Toland, Jr. and Mr.. Pleas.
ants, Plaintiffs in the case, both Of whom
were at that time in the Office of Charles
Macalisser. In making a search into the fire
proof closet in the Office, the packet was dis
covered, marked on the edge 100000 and
depositsd by Mr.. Peasants in the Cir.
I'd Bank to DE credit Of the bank ofiCin-
YaGts,dai ..t6e case. was sent to the ssAEy,
e verdict for the plaintiff
Eer6st for three year,, maj
$ii,soo, With u
, 1839-12-14

Amale coqueae wH punished. SA merchant
in New York lately paid his address to a
Miss-,of Brooklyn, to whom he was en-
gagged to be married, and the day for their
nuptials to "come OFF, was appointed. Eve
ry thing was ready for the ceremony but the
bridegroom, from whom a note was received,
coolly standing that he had changed, his
mind. Bad as was the offence, il was
overlooked, and arrangements for; the mar
rage were made a second time, and the
gentleman again changed his mind. This
was rather more than the brother Of the lady
would submit to, and he waited on the
faithless swain, whom he found at Delmon-
ico's, and, in presence of large number of
fashionables, inflicted upon him a merciIess
cowhiding. We like this better that pros
for a breach oipromise.
Dos. States.
, 1839-12-14
$4,000 Copies Nj onthIy

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, 1839-12-14
Lieut.: Governor IN Daid, has been
reelected by the popui)( (Spts---
administration

&Musie-Luther is ~frequsntly and fervent-
" thankful ior being enriched with a Owe Of
music. , He says, dit is one Of the ARREST and
most glorious gifts Of God, to which Satan is
q bitter enemy; for it removes from the heart
the weight Of sorrow, and tie fascination Of
vii thoughts. Music u is a lind and gentle
I escipline; it refnes the Passon and improves
)Le understanding.-Those Who low music
Ie honest and gentle in Their tempers. Ial.
ara loved music, and would not for great
attter be without the little sill | possess in
III, art.n The amiable andtalented Hook
7. in the fifth book ofhis Ecclesiastical Pol
-" speaking Of music, says. 4Touching
n,.;c.I harmony, whether by instruments or
|S;ce-such is the force thereof, and SO plea
mo effects it hath in that very par of maj
shichIis m~ost.divine that come have been
k4bereby induced to think that the sou ITSELF
" natnrs, 5 or hath it in harmony.
, 1839-12-14
Information Wanted!

A LEXANDER ii. HAYES, a Printer, left the
IA State of New Hampshire in l%2-, for New
York and has not been heard from directly, since.
The editor of the Wing and E,si,, IIaverhill, New
Hampshire, a brother Of Hayes, aud Of course
anxiously interested, desires editors of newspapers
to give publicity to the above notice, tha, his los,
il alive, may be found.
, 1839-12-14
TAKE NOTICE.

TIME notes belonging to the Estate Of John L. Will
IL lams deceased, having fallen due, it is expected
that all those indebted will make immediate payment to
-REILY. & I. N. -BRYSoN, Admrs. .
ALSO, those indebted to tho late firm, of Williams &
Bryson, are particularly requested to call and pay of
their notes. as further indulgence ought not to be OK.
pected, and will not be given. In. BRYSON..
November 9th. lS39.-4-3t
, 1839-12-14
NEW FIRM.

CAMPBELL Chiffon having tt en- irtopart.
~ nrrship Mr.. James M'Pike, for the transaction
of Mercantile, and n General Agency and Commits.
sion business, at the old stand Of Campbell and Chill.
ton, Louisiana, No. business will hereafter be con.
Quoted BY the undersigned, under the name, style
and firm Of Campbell, Chiffon &Co.
JOEL CAMPBELL.
WILLIAM Chiffon,
JAMES M'PIKE.
November 30th,~ lS39.-7-4t
, 1839-12-14
n 10 York, October 5, T839.

TIME undersigned having purchased The Tanyani
ssd stock Of leather and hidea lately ssaed by
.Augustus oury, requests thoss isdsbtsl fos fs2es
70 make payment by the lt day Of January seat,
apd those hssisy claims as.iust aid Oury on aooou.t
e 80 Tsa-yari will please present then 20 ne fos
.bttlsasats. without delay. =
y. s,naiag fatpv b ooadaeted
fs|2 sc;9ss1 e1 1;d:s :Sl = -,sse;,;s ;s.s
, 1839-12-14

~ The corrected returns of votes poled
at the late special election, for members Of
congress, we copy from the Jetfersonian Re.
publican Of Saturday last. They embrace
all the counties in the State, except Caldwell
and Shelby; and from these no returns had
, 1839-12-14

(succEssoa TO THE wEEKLY wnrG)
WILDE published epery Tuesday morning, at
I62 Nassau ST. .Ne,c- York.
The publishers ofthe ew York Daily Wig, pro-
pose hereafter to issue their weekly paper under the
title Of The Empire State. No change will be made
in the size or form of the paper; It win contain he fall
reading matter ofsix daily papers, and will b rsgu-
larry forwarded to its numerous patrons, in the same
manner a. il no change in the name had taken place.
Improvementsin the mechanical exeoutioa of the pa.
per are contemplated, corresponding with the increase
Of patronage which the publishers hope to receive nm
der the new arrangement.
The paper will DO under the editorial management
Of Houace Greeley and Jacob B. Moore, Esquires,
the fornes Of whom will attend tothe PoHtical,Bt5Tr
ment, and the latter will devote his attention to thr
Literary and Miscellaneous portions of the paper
the design to make The Empire State" not only a
spirited and valuable political jourual, buk By increas-
ing its attractions asa Family Newspaper, to r.uder
il worthy Of more extended patronage. The aid of
gentlemen known as approved and able champions Of
the wing cause, has been promised--and the Editors
feel assured, that ifardent zeal, untising energy, and
unfaitering resolution, joined to some experience a.
soldiers in the army and sentinels on the ramparts of
Frecoom, can ensure success, The Empire State shall
fall behind none Gifts contemporaries in service to the
cause OF liberty and Prosperity.
TERMS.-Too Dollars per Anuum, in advance
IA price which, considering the amount Of reading
matter in its columns, readers the Expire,Stsls one
OF the cheapest Family Nevspspsss in The cou.tsy,
o. Subscriptions secsivsd'by J. Gregg Wilson g
Co, puhlisAefs, leg Nassau street, Nsv Yorh.
Editors NTH inhom se erckaage uiu con.
fer a favor by giring tho a6oue one or mors
Insertions -
n York, October 5, Ysss.
, 1839-12-14
PUBLIC SALE.

7 WILL sell to the highest bidder, on the first day
L January 1910, 1.-THE Court-IIou'e in the town Of
Bowlins.Green, n 6ae tract Of timbercd land, con-
tanning one hundred acres, situated one mile from the
town Of Ashley, 10 Pike county it being part of tho
tract, belonging to Wiibarger. deed. The land isof
a good quality, and will be shown to any person who
wishes TO look at il before the day Of sale.
Term,:--one half in hand, aud the other in twelve
months. SAMUEL KING.
Dec. Ia. lS30-3t.
, 1839-12-14
ROAD NOTICE.

adE undersigned Commissioner. appointed to Re.
II view so much Of the road lately laid ont from
GAINESVILLE 10 Bowling Green, rs lie, between the
crossing Of Buffalo ut Mr.. Grimmetts, and the said
town Of Bowliug-Green, will meet at snid town, on
the 9th day of December i SAINT, to attend to the
deties OF thcii appointment.
VIM. &. HAWKINS,
JOHN MITCHELL
THOMAS KERR.
Dec. 18th, 1889.
, 1839-12-14

" The price Of wheat is less in Ohio
than it has been for many years; having
been sold as we are.informed in many parts
Of the interior at the low price of fifty cents
per bushel. And pork for which there has
been usually great demand at good prices, is
not purchased at the great pork mart of
the West (Cincinnati.) this year, in any con.
siderable quantities. Three dollars seems to
have been the highest price offered in that
city, and one contract (Which seems to be
the only one of any magnitude) has been
made for the delivery ola considerable mum.
Der of hogs, at that price. The pork which
is now being packed there, is principally
done by the packers on commission.
, 1839-12-14

The Rev. -hr. fn,keep will preaci, in thi. place on
The second Sabbath IN next month, and regularly, On
the seoohd Sabbath ia each month through the ensuin,
year.
, 1839-12-14

"8ctte' late than ncver,'' say, the n. London
Tar. on announcin, the marriage oil Mr.. John Lait Of
"siukee' Pa, TO Mis-. Jnlia s. Never, aged 20 years,
, 1839-12-14

" The Chesapeak and Ohio canal, has
experienced a breach between Shepherds
town anG Harpers-ferry, three several tines
during the past season, and navigation isnow
suspended by reason of the breach. On the
water being let into it lately after the repairs
had been made a second time, it again broke
away, thus preventing the large quantity OF
flour and other produce which had accumuIa-
ted at WILLIAMSON; from being ca.ied. a..
ward i market, by the canal, this season.
, 1839-12-14
FINAL

lTNHE undersigned, administrator of the estate OF
Il William Martin, late of Pike county, Missouri,
deceased, hereby gives notice to all concerned, or in
any wise Interested in said estate, that the unden.iro.
cd administrstor, will mako 6nal settlemeat Of aid
estate at the next February term Of the County
court Of said county.
ROBERT T.. MARTIN, Adn'..
Dec. IA, ls39-9-4.
, 1839-12-14
FLNAL SETTLEMENT.

FTNAL SETTLEMENT.
1HE undersigned will apply at the next February
Il term of the county court of Pike county Mo-,
to make a FINAL settlement four account, of our Ad-
ministration Of the estate Of Orwell Crenshaw, late Of
said county, deceased, when and where ull psrsons in.
terested ia said estate, ~ii attend ifthey think prop
er. CLARIND.a CRENSHAW, admfx.
WILLIAM NORTON, admir-.
Dec. IL, lS39.-9-4t.
, 1839-12-14

W The sales Of public lands at Chicago,
closed on the 18th ult. and produced between
sixty and seventy thousand dollars.-it is
said in the papers Of that Place, that a large
potion of the lands advertised were not sold;
and that the land Office is to be closed until
the first Of Januarynext,y when the ~settlers'
will hayc another Sppruhitv to enter their
landh and VIII havsVhe intermediate time to
make their pecuniary arrangements for so
doing. 1t is stated also, that the settlers met
with no obstacles to the purchase of their
farms at the late sales,
, 1839-12-14
FINAL

NJ Office 10 hereby given to AL peesons concerned,
IN or snywise intefestsd In The estate Of Littlsgies
pamrob, late Of Pike county, Missouri, deco ~,
pat the underigned, Admiuis&ratos Of ssjal 1sts,
III make a dnal ssttlenVt tkessee q so
"a llsU. afxi