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The Whig standard., 1843-11-27
GTOVE WAREHOUSE AND TIN, COPPER,
- AND SHEET IRON WARE MANUFAC-

~
- AND SHEET IRON WARE MANUFAC-
TORY-The subscribers tender their thanks to the
public for the very liberal share of patronage be-
slowed upon their establishment thus far during the
present season. Being e new beginners" they have
spared no pains in their efforts to gain public
favor, and if strict adherence to the principles Of
honesty and uprightness in their dealings, with in
dustry, promptness, and fidelity in the execution of
all orders for work in the various branches Of their
business will avail them, they hope to for the
future, continuance of the same.
They have on hand general assortment of WOOD
AND COAL STOVES of the most approved kinds,
to which they are almost daily making additions.
Also, Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware of their
own manufacture, and of the best materials, which
will be sold unusually low.
They will attend promptly to all orders for tin,
"copper" or sheet iron work, either at home abroad,
which will be done at the lowest rates, and in the
most workmanike manner,
Metallic roofing and spouting done at the shortest
notice, and at the lowest prices. Their establish
ment is on the south side of Pennsylvania avenue,
near l4th street, opposite Fulers City Hotel.
nov 6--dtf JOSEPH ii. NEVITT s. co.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-27

NEW YORK CfI EESE-S HOLMES has now on
In hand choice lot of New York Cheese, to which
he invites the attention of merchants. 7th street,
nov 6-d1w nearly opposite Patriotic Bank
The Whig standard., 1843-11-27
DIAPER HANGINGs.-MULLER & MOORE,

DIAPER HANGINGS.-MULLER & MOORE
| i Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th sts
next door to Mr.. 8. Parkers Fancy Emporium, have
Just received splendid new stock Of French and
American Paper Hangngs, suitable for parors halls,
chambers, &C., with borderings of every description
and of great beauty, to match. Also, magnificent
assortment Of ire-screens; which they make to fit
chimney-places.
They have on hand large and new stock of up
holtery materials, comprising mattresses, bed cush-
ions, sofas lounges chairs tassels and cord Of all
colors, hair-cloth of all widths, sackens and bed
steads, Venitan linen, and paper blinds patent and
painted shades @ ga
They make to order all the above articles, with a
variety of others; make, also curtains, cut fit and
sew carpets, at reduced prices and hang paper re-
pair old sofas, chairs, mattresses, &C.
They have just received few patterns of an ex-
traordinary fine quality, American manufactured,
Fresco paper, such as has never been made in this
country before and that must entirely supercede the
French manufactured article.
They cheerfully invite one and all of their fellow
citizens to call and look at their stock The above
goods will be furnished low, that all in want of them
will consult their interest by calling before pur
chasing elsewhere. nov 6--lw
John A. BLAKE, Bookbinder, Paper Ruler, and
y Blank Book manufacturer, south side Of Pennsyl-
vania avenue near l4h street, and opposite Fullers
City Hotel (up stairsl Blank books Of all descrip-
lions manufactured to order, old books rebound,
maps mounted ana VarnlSneu, ana all kinuS ol iahcy
binding executed in the neatest manner and at rea.
sonable prices.
NOCK'S IMPROVED PATENT LEAF HOLD
Err, OR TEMPORARY BINDER, Of all the various
sizes, with without locks will be furnished in any
quantity and in any style of binding desired at whole
sale prices. nov 6--dn
DENIIOLDER.-Alden' Patent Pivot Pcnholder
i is constructed with ingeniously arranged
spring, which imparts to the common steel pen all
the desirable qualities of good quill These hold
ers have been much improved lately, and are much
superior to the first lot manufactured. For sale by
r. FARNHAM, Agent for the Manufacturer,
nov G corner Ilth st and Penn. av.
DRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS OF every
quality and size made to order, aud sold at man
ufacturcrs' prices. r. FARNIIAM,
nov I corner lIth st. and Penn. ay.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-27

mo THE PUBLlC.--Look here! Look here!--The
i Ne,o Cheap Cash Store!--The subscriber, having
greater facilities Of purchasing goods in the very best
Northern markets than any else in the District,
which will enable him to sell ten per cent less than
any other merchant, he respectfully informs the pub
stock, beautiful and splendid assortment of ladies'
and gentlemen's wear, which they will do well by
calling and examining before purchasing elsewhere.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-27

t.ttsa.eNH ttiA LADIEt WEAH .tA
50 Opieces handsome new style rnousseline de laine
10 do plain do do
20 do rich Chusans aE
90 do handsome new style silks nt7i
do black Italian lustring do " &
8 do bluc-black gro de sole do as
30 do black Alpaca lustres, from 81 cents to 81
4 S do light colors do a5
S do brown and claret do tl & 81
10 do black and blue black bombasins
20 do French and English Merinoes
90 do plaid worsted and do
10 do Chusan Gighams EIh
Is do Manchester do
10 do Ulster doa
90 dozen ladies' elk cravats, all qualities and
prices t2 ta Hl
90 do linencambric hemstitched handkerchiefs
20 do do plain do
S do Victoria merno shawls, entire new article
I S do embroidered Alpien do do @ h
I S do do Prince Albert do do ~ IL
10 do changeable Chusan shawls, beautiful
article
10 do embroidered cloth do do
-l9 do Barcelona 81 do do
10 do embroidered mousseline de laine shawls
10 de- blanket shawls 4
10 do Tagliona shawls
20 do ladies' handsome comforts
20 do Paris kid gloves
10 do English and raw silk gloves
20 do worsted and silk mits
20 do do M do hose
so do black and white cotton hose
cases handsome prints
GENTLEMENs WEAR.
10 pieces wooldyed black CLOTH very cheap
do do blue do do at..
do do invisible green do
A do do brown sa do sfi.a
do do black beaver do
do do invisible green beaver cloth
3 do do blue t4 do
do pilot cloth
do blue-black wooldyed cashmere
5 do blue and gray do
do fancy tN ea do
SO do sattinets, all qualities and prices
50 do merino and satin vestings, all prices and
qualities
dozen merino and silk scarfs
10 pieces handsome silk handkerchief all quail
ties and styles
20 dozen Paris kid and buckskin gloves
20 do merino do
90 do gum suspenders, all qualities
20 do merino shirts and drawers &
SO pieces white and colored f1annels
% pair Mackinaw and Whitney blankets 81
200 do negro do
And large assortment Of domestics of all descrip-
IONS ' 1a 8. t. WALL,
Penn. av., btw 9Th & 9th SITS. op. Cen Market.
nov 6-eo3t
The Whig standard., 1843-11-27

MTILLIAM H. narrower, STOVE DEALER
w SHEET-IRON, AND TIN WORKER, 7M
street. opposite the Patriotic Bank has constantly for
sale cooking stoves Of the latest patterns, parlor
stoves for wood or coal, Boston radiators, &c. with
a general assortment Of sheet-iron and tin ware,
which he offers very cheap for cash, or on a short
credit to punctual customers Orders for zinc and
tin roofing, house spouting, and every other article
in his line, attended to with promptness and despatch.
nov IN
The Whig standard., 1843-11-27

+ IVES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE U. s.,
il with biographical notices Of the sgncrs of the
Declaration Of Independence, sketches of most re-
markable events in the history of the country; by
r. w. Lincoln. Embeshed with portrait Of each
OF the Presidents, and forty-fvc cpgravngs. For
sale at tho book store of
sa II. FARNIIAM,
nov c. Corner Of / street and Penn. ay.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-27

DRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS Of every
quality and size made to order, aud sold at man
ufacturcrs' prices r. FARNHAM,
nov corner lIth st. and Penn ay.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-27

NHE BOSTON SCHOOL. SONG-BOOK, pub
l. shed under the sanction of the Boston Academy
of Music, original and selected, by Lowell Mason
price 81 cents for sale at the book store Of
l3 II. FARNHAM,
nov g. Corner Of IL street and Penn. av.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-27

T INDLEY'S HORTICUL rURE-The Theory Of
IL Horticulture; or, attempt to explain the prin-
cipal operations of Gardening upon physiological
principles. BY John LiDdley, F. K s. With notes
by A. J. Downing and A. Gray. For sale by
r. FARNHAM,
nov 6. corner Of lIth ct. and Penn. av.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-24
TESTIMONY AGAINST THD TRACTS
FOR THE TIMES.

We have already aoliced the remarkable
change that has Of lac occuIed in the course
OF the London Quarterly Review. That Pc
nOdical was Tor long period the open and
avowed advocate OF the ~rIacls for the
times" But since The Traciarians have
made such strides ,0TaTds Rome, and the
identity Of their doctHnes with popeiy bas
become 50 manifest, the Qnanelly, having
no idea of cutting loose fsom the Anglican
Chu.ch, has lacked aboul, aud opened re-
mendous battery upun these enemies Of The
Church. The iollOwng paragraph, fom she
last No. Of the QuaneTiy, Will show what we
mean.
snow iha, so largea pi oporton Of the pre-
laies Of our church ave passed otficlal iudg-
mems, in The shape o visitation charges, on
these points, il ~ouldbe pesumpiuous in us
10 say moe than that the general result OF
these judgments IS the-we believe we my
say-unequisocal andunaniInons condemns-
ton II all the Jraciarisn doctrines which had
been, by sobgf private English Chririiaus.
suspected . have popisn tendency. We
have no lSs than thiIteen of these charpes.
in a plupnlet form before Us. those of The
bishop of London, Durham, Wnchesier.
I.incgn, LANDAU, Chester, Oxford, Glouces-
ter, 1xelef, Rpon, 81. Dvid's, Chichester.
Wices'er, besides those Of The pinase and
shop Of Down, Va Ireland, and-ihe bisbop
of Calcutta; and although in lie uncsncpr.ed
opinion OF 50 many mea l1f different apaa-
tempess, habits, and views, dive si,ies Ode
tail invariable, their -aocordapcc wbera-
ever the main points Of the dew cnntfoversv
are treated, IS IN principle complete. The
lfaciauan DISCUSSION occures a greaier or
less proportion ofihe difIeIeii charges. and Is
handled. Some make 10 The ao-
hors of the tracts larger, ald Others a more
scaniy, acknowledgement ofgood in,entions
md good effects; one or twd seem 10 qnesf;on
both. Some speak with uore, and others
With less anxiety, as to the legree and ex-
ent ofthe erof with more orless INDULGENCE
" severity efdilierenl poriiois OF The Tr.c,a-
ian system; but all are conoenlnaiory. aud
re written, generally speaking, with a mod
ration, Charity, leaning andiigniy credit
lble 70 the personal characer Of prelates
nd recommendaloy iogeneal concurrence
# the judgment they prononce. This Is
most important fact, whichwe secommand .
o the duiiful attention ofIhtclergy, thai The
bishops have unanimously cadenned eserv
lriicle of Traciarian doctrln thai they have
lad occasion TO discuss; andhaf those who y
dbeie 10 these doctrines arsn opposion 10
be united opinion and autaiiy Of The pre-
aics Of the whole Angles Church. n, "
ruth we believe that these c3rees have civ d
n MI the Distinguishing scrfs Of doctrinal b,
Craciafianism dealh-blow Id we ,rust,re3 n
az safely say that, howeved few unro6ocs- Dr.
nR,pr over-imagnative pers3 my prns;ssiui G,
ONE foolish singnlariiics, CDR OF doctrine IA
= ceremony, there i no lo1Ir (ifcrarthcre IA9
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-24
FoR rus EvassvrLLz JouazA


Ma EDrroR-In your journal Of last
week, you proposed 10 give your readers SOME
information relative 10 The doctrines and pro-
gress Of Puseyism. This you did by pub
fishing an article taken fiom London piper,
and which has gone the rounds Of most ofIhe
political plpers of this country, and which,
very naturally, you supposed was correct
donoi know whether The wri'er IS mem
Der Of The Church of England or not; but Of
this am certain, that be is not well inform I
ed as to the princ'p Of thai church, nor Of
The progress ofwhat he terms Puseyism.--
After stating what the doctrines Of the Trac-
iarians are, he asserts that 1900 out Of ~
600 of the English clergy are deeply tainted
with them. That in Scotland, the whole Of
ihe Epscop,l clegy, with exception Of three
or four, are decided Poseyiies. That a ma
ioriiy Of The bench Of Bishops are more or
les deeply tinged with these views: and
then names the B.shop Of London, he
Bishop Of Oxfofd, and The Bishop or Ex-
ter, as the most open advocates ofihese
doctrines. Now, here, are most exag-
gerated and erroneous statements. From
what have read on the subject, am vel
convinced that not more than one ont Of a
hundred Of The English clergy holds the doc
trines, as a whole, which The wriieF ofsbe az
lcle alluded to, sums up as constituting Pu-
seyism, and as for the Bishops, they have
come out ia the most dec dcd manner in
condemnation Of The TraciaTians, snd none
more soiaan The Bishop Of London. As foT
; the Bishop ofOxlord, ourinfounant asserts
that he IS an open advocate Of Puseyiie doc
! trines, aud Immediately tells Us that be in
. ierposed bis authority, and pni an endio the
z Publication of,he tracis-,hns making him al
5 open advocate, and open oppOser of TFaeia
rilnisn.
: NJ. Editor, | am Protestant % the veT.
heau's core, and while I'condemn as mucl
/ as any one can, an the Puseyile views whicl
lead 10 The errors and sopessiilions Of Pops
: ", feel uaw ling that these views Shout
I be slddled upon mon who are as tho oughl
: P.o es;ant as myself, because they hold som
! views Al vanlnce with tue lltiiudenarianisr
= ofihe day.
= should not have troubled you, my dear 81
y with this communication, ~eie ID not THAI
e am unwilling TO have The preiudices who
already exist in our town against the Epscop
>, cinrcA, increased, By the p lbl.cai.ea, ual
!. lenai..nal = ~. za4sS III. e. &. - =
or errozeous sinenenls. VII yon 81 In
!. enough TO publish The following aslicAe, wiiic
"a gives couec, rev OF Tue Puseyise cont.
"a sey. AN EPlSCOPALtAN.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-24


The fact stated In our paper Immediately
succeeding the election, that the unexpeci-
cdly large vote received By Mr.. Owen in this
county, was mainly attributable 70 the sup
poTi given % him By large portion Of our
English and Gcman fellow citizens, who
have heretofore invariably voted, and mosi
Of whom, with tbs exception, then voted The
wbi9 ticket, Is admitted on al hands, And
indeed. ne learn that tbs has been The case
throughout the DElict The influence en-
ployed 70 produce this result, though is ef
fscls were plainly viable for some weeks
previous 10 the election, vas during The can
vass, Kept carefully eoncealed; and it IS only
when exposure can no longer avail. aiai tho
mask : removed, andws afs permitted 70 I'M
donian,l ,hc manner 10 which this last and
most consampsible cheat vas effected.
AID bow VS. Il easc,edi We stated our
belief two weeks ago. when yet in the dark
a. 70 the secret wirss that had beea polledr
that those az oafwhig if.ends, 70 whom Nc &C.
Co. had been -gFossly imposed upon, By liach
and our opponents; and We nov have Tia
confirmation Of that opinon from both par
iics-lom those who we're dupod, ane
thoso who puciicod, and now chuckls
over he deception. We have hoaS,
several foreigners By birth who are anon,
out best citizens, and hoEciof0lr, and GOV
the ssauuchea q wings, excuse them
selves, since The election, Coz their supper
u ~. Oven, upou the ground that lhey wen
Induced 70 believe, thai The fFiends Of All
Payne were endeavosing TO proscribo ih
iormer merely because be happened 70 Dor
IN q fore 90 couuiry and 70 establish ihe pFil
!. ciplo that cifiseaship b. BIRTH vas, and Shout
! b. necessary Qualification or an Office I
the dignity 81 representative IN Congres
and IN proof q lhs shoy aid. fley Had BE-
\. iaformcd, ihai ne EsAssvILLE JOURNAL hf
!. short tine before The election, Published
= sjiiosial article 10 this effect. and o,herwi
4. highly offensive 20 foreigners generally.
ca Ihis story &c kars reasoas @ believe, %
=. originated By NJ. 0ssn AiuseIf. wlils
= lhs plsce illing his appointment with !
,e payse. Boz lei bs ouihgf Be who. be N
~ We Pronounce u . riie f1iseaood, md ca
N iengc The production Of single scuieu
- ever published in INC JoaruaI since We W,
a. connected WITH d, which can by Possibil
r. be tortured inio such a Construction.
In And beie We notice the following brace
nd les from the last Harmony Statesman;
4. ''fhe victory go the firsi Disiaet - one Of
artiHsfy value O. th- lover 81 republican lib.r
~ q faaka ~ hirhsr than mere parry triunph
~. The qussiissn. whefhsrit - necessary Tor = q
dtasfs - FEuFsss reliEiua. 30 order q care
ut sHugaar~ 90 his lsiaw- rttia-ns, has heeH set
~ ever ~ rssf. TIE pssDis have uttered "a
tsstasd ee lsuse OF thts. well on the a.
lcl tiou. y h.invf - Ne ueressary 10 Be ciuzsn
biAFa slsns. q hll any uifiee provided Tor by
=" Csnsiifuftaa. Both these tissues we've iofcgd
no "a ths psmoegauc Party W their oppspsuu
Beldiy havstasy been met, snd nebl, have
tuumpasd. &e.r
-. ssls-... 49,, = As--es-~an sur--si.-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-24

ELECTION RETURNs.-we give in
70 days plppr the returns f9m the States
ias a. they are received. We did hope 70
give them en'ire this week bu, are disappoin'-
ed. The Legislature with the exception Of
three Or four counties IS correct Neu week
We shall give the returns complete.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-24

Judge fcE himself, whether i, can IA any
way, Be construed into denial Of the equal
rights Of all the citizens Of this Republic, Be
they born on this or the other side Of the
water, or whether be can honestly, as for
eigner BY birth, lake exception to any part Of
i
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-24

rtir Up or 1n1i % "grin and bear w'sh
VIA. losi.laas ve may nisfouuas which is
nor PSI pfaying foE. II eor1 hurt oar feel
a.s. 70 BE- ssis, 10 hass CAR opponenia NJ
unca over us r. ~ rzhuaf they a.. bot isi
shsa 40 H. wills her can. Tho time has
hem essn 80 have eroved over ihem quite
a. .nsaiy, u1d we have q psuseulimeni haiti
u.l cons again. tn uhsa, - wo must
s.bns. rs siu. and shrve sahe isiu true
ps|es.phy.
Tasfs 3 .ao fc'. however, whlch i i our
day 10 imp sss upon ne ~b'g par'y q NE
F.s. Dsu.ei. an3 uhleh lof ibes own sakes
"a ors. - lusi ihey wlil treasure Up ~
tAet ssiy ke,n a hearts untl snoihef heit
s'Iil s.ar3 skem ihs orparunayo forever
nnohsfnrup - glory re dsgraee of his.
c--asgosd all casa..on ,hs prime. palcause
,f,hat inso. ogs defeat, vas iheisiolal neg.
lici "a Nal MO ann 81 laeil strength, rHn
ssrs. Wtsn ee won re District from 10
esE.eo..p 10 ~. - VS. uados whip andspu'
al,hs esy ioaai. Ersy ma id some
tae. Ths p.sss vasablY sustained. Ths
Issmti. shch eis then but one oai e i0u'
atppea n ihs district, ri'euli'ed 'hons
.nls 81 copies. uasro 10 he recent Canvas
wen 4 rec he only Wig paper. i seafe'
c,ala.sl hunA,eis. The consequence
~ns u.umpaaas sIciosy % sho one cas-
"a tolal roat IA he o.s,r. On tho 9th
hund ,ha ensmy, o. rather sbsiE Leaders
assp,od q dlrssily contrary course. As's
n...sd . asby 1isaa - recent le'ie
M1. Ouen completely deluged the d'sin'
e.sk Sc Statesman and other document
his ,haio wa naslInrf0 c5utoaei ihem.
snaaioafialh il iAl'. al 'te ss'shsonr
sllloss sctcisca weekly we afettia, ~
800 20 numbers d ne Former, not on
rrutis. but po.tsgc piid Wbi'cotabs"Fsc
(or. 20 call ihisgi by ihsrfigh' names, ai'
hoeas) g, ihs People, vas shown By NJ
n Ovan's publisher inio every mans door
he dhtici. whilo senator Smiih's able Al
concluslvu reply 20 d, VS., oyo'pi 70 The Q
feat ofonf regular sobsel p.ion isi, sllno
uaAoard Of AID IBIS We want Il 70 be q
..a.asood, was noi our huit. We could
afford % ciicahic exilt numbers e oar !
rcg, ard SmilAs document, Ia phamph
form, by thousands. gratis, 20 imiatgu d 9
nolehtor Baias simply bocaurc We bad
90 10 bot nc b|ll
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-24

= ,oOsiNk.s ~ NEW foRk-The N. York
n Express Of Monday says:
ma ins number OF mefch1nis md traders now
eeni- F,eno'eu eeFo nom 'he country, and Ihe sp-
II P,-lseos % on. ous'ness s'seeis; indicates
tata more active fall trade : about :, -
Naped than 20 havc had for sorno vcar.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-24
" Jersey.

nv nfrfs IN New Jerser
fced the gooa "oiA o
,fsieir political princi
Serous meetings ~
So, ~, 49, ~.
<sey
w New
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-31
.EyVZsI;IX gSEzIZId3I

,SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGESI
proved in more than 400 900 cases to be
<inIallIbie; the only certain worm destroy
ing medicine ever discovered. Many
disasters arise from worms and occasion
IoIg intense suffering and even death
without their ever being suspected:
grown, persons are very often afflicted
with them and arc doctured for various
compaints, without any benefit; when
one dose Of these Lozenges would speed
lilly cure them.
Mr.. j. Murphy, was applied to bye
poor women whose daughter, z years
Of age had been sick for 8 years; her
stomach was as large as grown per
sons, her arms and legs so swollen that
she could not walk or belp herself, al
though she could eat as much as two Ia
boring men. Two celebrated doctors
had exhausted their skin without any
benefit; the father had spent all he could
raise and was discouraged, he abandon
doned all idea Cf doing any thing more
for her, und looked to death alone TO
to take her out of her misery. Mr.. Muir
| ply believing tito be case Of worms,
gave her a box Of Sherma6's Lozenges,
and in two days she returned with Joy
bea ming from her eyes, and said The Lo
zepges had saved her child's life. The
first dose brought away nearly a pint OF
living worms in one solid mass, che at
terwards counled over 500 that were dis
charged, besides the mass--which she
could not count. The child was literally
eaten up with them-another living wit,
ness of the almost miraculous efficacy 0
Sherman's Lozenges,
DR., 'Galen Hunter knew a child that
was cured Of fits by these LozeDges, af
ter 3 years suffering, and when nothing
else would give the least relief. lie has
used them in his practice for the last two
years in several hundred cases, and al
ways with success. A boy on board OF
one of the Hayre packets, was cured ol
fits by only one dose ofthem.
Mr.. Lorng w. Gross, cured three ol
his children of worms by only one box.
Mr.. John R Wood, gave them to his
child aud they brought away the worms
by thousands.
0IFPrice of these valuable worm car
dies 25 cents per box.
JACKSON & THOMPSON
Agents for Carroll &C
L. Wilcox, Pittsburgh, Pa
April 8, lS42