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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-02

STRANGERS BEWARE.
IN THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AND HUMBUG il is
most important TO choose experienced yscian-DR j.
Evans .s has removed his Old Galen Head No
298 Pearl street. Of Beekman street. where he continues
his most extraordinary OF all delicate diseases no matter
how complicated lie apprises the strangers that
there DR. Evans in his old stand and that he
nection whatever with any other Office nj Itsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-02
COLTS REPEATING pISTOI !

TO TAILoRs, pRAPERs AND CLoTBIERs.,-A per
sos from the OLD Country Of long experience London,
wants situation Foreman Gutter Address NJ q. r. office
Of this Indian Quevs HOTEL - Rsade street Also
Young situation the Grocery spirits trade.
Address A. g., - above M Asm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-02
extract OF CuI,ebs, Copaiya. nnd snrsoua-

ra tDr. Glovers Ths is the speedy certain and e.
ectud remedy for the of Gononh9a that has
used i pleasant 70 the palate and grateful the
and easily TAKEN II Of all pro-
reres Of such remedies have been found ecacous
curing glees seminal weakness and all discharges from the
urinary passage IS wholly vegetable compound and acts
like charm in producing immediate operation upon the
part affected Full directions accompany the dicne, which
be had at No. 2 Ann Price 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-02
eLAAScTARp,s PATENT STATUE, WOOD AND
wv & SHukcHEs PUBLIC ROOMS e.;

THESE STOVES srr a Statue Of W.shuaon The F.,h.r
oil our ounty The liberal patronage they received last
winter ana inc universal satisfaction they gave has induced the
inventor az great oduce elegantly
ernamented witha mica door mud surmouned with splendid
ense hgur These stoves have decided advantage favor
the purchaser They be used for years, without
Nfrse, with little Of
iood qualities Of the stoves gentlemen Of the high
81 stmdmg from all ps OF the United States be
he store Of the subscriber where will also be found the CORN
han falor sto,san entire and splendid article, superior
any offered the public; together with complete
issortneut OF Stoves or all descriptions
JAMES KINDS, No. ia Grad street,
door Of Broadway
NBStues for stoops Niches ssd other ornamental pur.
ioses for sale rs above. go imsnc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-02

TlVOLI SALOON.
CORNER OF CHARLTON AND VARICK STREETS.
'HE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they have e-op he Tvo saloon formerly
Richmond Hill Of Charlton Varick streets for
!er the largest and commodous
Meetings, Parties and Drills and all who may favor them with
their call GEORGE HAMILTON 81 w."
OFT imsnc FRANCIS BOQUET, }rFopneton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-02

Not place Of amusement In the city, we
believe can compete with tie Battle of Bunker Hill the
Coliseum "a point Of attraction large and fashionable audi
ences Il is wonderful exhibition, and it wonderfully
threnged too Parents remember this afternoon o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-02

FANCY FURS.
\ BEHRMAN Importer and Manufacturer of Eurovran
- Amenoan Fancy Fur offers for saIe q he whoesse
a retail l55 William street. few doom from Fnltoa
choice elegant ard extensive Of every d.
UPTON European and American Fancy Fur.
=, Country msrehsnis would DO well 70 call at this
ces and quality saving 70 them a least s percent
ID. BEHRMAN,
N fm.rc IN Wliis,o ,sy~-t
latent sHEATHING FELT,--is cases Patent shsathinE
Felt very superior Article FOR ships bottoms and the roofs
houses. For sby II. X. COLLINS co,
i2s 56 sosh street
,UoAR,-ia hhds Psns New OrIeans--for sale BY
oa4re s south sty~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-02
HOTEL ~ EATING SALOON
No. II DOCK STREET,

THE Subscribers respectfully inform their friends Sad the
public that they have rtfed and opened the
ers suPeTs and Breakfast. The sh9es. notice They will
dine all the decacies Of season The Bar vii
be supplied and from their long expcreaes in the bust.
ness, they HOPE TO give general satisfaction.
They have also sd number Of airy and well ventilated
sleeping rooms aiodng persons arriving by the different rail-
oads and steamboats, Opportunity obtain lodging all
hosrs OF the night.
horses -
ne puoc may sst assured attention will be paid all
The To-, alton is IN the immediate vis;aty Of the prpci
pal Banks Railroad aud Steamboat landings and opr.. ~
ihiladeDhia Exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-02
AMUSEMFNTS.
PARK THEATRE

BRILLIANT ADDITION TO THE TROIPK
Fesn acts in the Crcle.-Col. Johnson, j. shndeI H.
Aynaafpx LADIES' will ride this syenngFst night Of
CA AND AMERlCA.-New Songs from Ola Virginia Nv the
pandemonium Mnstrels. s - $50
Boxes Is cents; Pit I2js csnt,Peromanc..
or ock nv
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BURTON,s THEATRE-

ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
SATURDAY EVENING November AVN he rr...n,.
THE YELLOW DWARF " " f
Followed by THE MlLLINER's HOLIDAY
Aftsr which JENKINS BAND OF ETHIOPIAN Sci
ENADERS will appear. 80
To Jude with l,AEIT,TE 10 p,rat. ar IL. c,.r
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if rs WORTH WHILE TO DO THING,
80, It's WORTH WHILE TO DO 1T RicHr."
ceent Cough CANDY - 'A1 WaTTIR u sMIT1H e'
~ - : 26Oh Division street.
HG IL , viii s.ound speedy helm
be had at the Drug all New York Vicinity Of
Mrs Hayes BROOKLYN and the Manuacturers Drug Store
No zoe Division street. wholesale and retail stsrs
guayra having been dissolved by consent the under
signed remains charged with the liquidation lie will also con-
un9e % Transact the business that Of the late house
under his w. DELCLISIR
LAGuAYRA, October ], 1874. oai 3tsm
WATCHES .-wAICHEs AND yEWELRY-Thoss
" who wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches Gold
hains Gold Pencils Keys Sc. will find greatly thsir ad
anage to call on the subscriber who selling all descriptions
city Gold Watches as low $40 and is each Watches
aud jewsry exchanged bought. All Watches war.
ishtsS to keep good time q he money returned Watcher
At much less than the usual prices.
q. C. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewelry,
ol lmtea Wholesae and retail. 30 Wall St, up stas
NUTlCE-IO .AMATEUits OF PISTOL SHOOTING
- " CARMAN, bsgs respectfully TO announce his
friends and the public that he has hired commodous apart
the newly erected building corner Of L,penard strss
and Broadway which he has lifted up without regard
% he I os;S g
MEDIATE all who may pleasure in the amusensnt Every
aenton wl be paid to visitors and their comfort earally
provided Tor. oil lmsre
LORD BYRON having heard that counte1eis and iniA-
Market. % Of Enrop and made their spIearanee in various
and name OF Lord Byron the brand Limo Quiros
which they make public in order avoid that the
who honor them with their confidence should be imposed upon
through the credit which they have hthsro cencsdsd hsr
HAVANA, September lsst o25 lmsrrc
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12

The Senate having retired to their chamber the
House again resumed the consideration Of the pend
ng resolution.
Mr. GREGORY moved TO amend, 50 That ten day
siall be ncee sary 20 constitute a residence.
Nr. Gregory said. the resolution would fail In is
OBJECT unless hi, amendment was adopted. Ten
days was snort period. and person residing that
length OF time would b. known. lie referred 10 n
case ola person voting illegally, who had only resi-
dcd one dav, &c.
Nr Wright opposed the amendment
Mr. llucke,y read the clause IN the Constitutions
which gives voters the privilege # voting in their
crl counties. He con'ended that literal con,ruc-
ion Of that instrument would prevent any such enact
Inent as contemplated ly the resolution.
Mr. Osborn took the same ground
Mr. smith moved - lay the resolution and amend
meut upon the table; which motion did not prevail
ayes -. noes O..
Mr Rich went into history Of the course of a d.s-
tneuishcd preacher of the gospel from Shelby coun-
r.. Who preached the greatest hc ever heard
IN lis life from the Speakers chair ending with a
thrilling description Of burning mountains. falling
stars and the awful spectacle Of world on fire. and
who lost his seat in tie Legislature for advocating
measure Of this description. He opposed the res1lu-
tom because he did not believe the people wished
il. They wanted to - TO the county as TO pur-
chase calicos, &c. on the days of election. SO he
thought tie whole matter Knight well be knocked
mo a cooked hat now. rs at any ether time.
Mr. Nandevcar contentod for tie resolution, on the
ground IF promoting the purity Of the elective fran
clse Gonlemen oppose il constitution grounds.
Vow, If gentlemen would prove TO this House that
tie ouns4gS rere wdtiom he boen9s 81 tie serera'
counties. their arguments might apply.
Mr. Handy, If Shelby, 20 whose county tie gentle
man from Jennings had referred, rose 10 give his cx-
pcriencc Oh tllis question. The law alluded 10. had
not been passed for the benefit Of Shelby county bat
that county had been inserted. The law was popular
and no Representative from Shelby, who visited t.
come beck to this Hcrs'. dared to yoe for it, rcgcal
The then Representative from Shelby had moi beca
defeated for this measure: but for di-obayng tie H.
s.ructlons OF III, constituents.
Dir lIerod now moved the previous question, which
being sustained, the question put. shall the re>o-
olution be adopted! and decided in the Affirmative
ayes t. noes =.
TIE rrcyicu. question cut OF the amendments 50
bill viii be reported, in pursuance OF the original
re cutcl
lir PomcIoy offered resolution for an amend
mcnt of the Revised Statute. the subject of contest
cd elect ons; which was adopted
By Mr. lilzclrg, ior an amendment OF tie school
law: which adopted.
Kv Mr.. Taguc luton that the citizens Of
each road district elect their supervisors; which
was adopted
On notion the House adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
and 7te.tenrf.

simple and frugal Governments; confined within
strict Constitutional limits
strict construction ofthe Constitution. and M
sumption If doubtful Iowcrs
No National Bank 70 swindlc the a5Jr.ng pogula-
ton
No connection between tie government and banks.
Diplomlcy. asking for nothing bat what S clear
~ right and submitting e. nothing wrong.
No public debt. either hy the Gcacral Government.
or by the states, except for objects II urgent ncces-
sitv.
No assumption by i'ie General Government; e the
debts - the States, either directly ~ indirectly. by
is'r.hutonoi tic urlcceds q tie public lands
Revenue tariff. GI,crim mating in fsor of The
poor consumer instead OF tlc rich capitalist
No extensive system IL Internal ln, rlecrncn; by
the General Government. or iy tie Safc..
constitutional barrier against imqro..dca, State
loans.
The honest payment q our debts srl i.e sacred
preservation f. tie public faith
\ gradual return frn paper credit - sem.
No grants Of eXclusse charters snl lrelcgo,. BY
SPECIAL lcg .hiion o. banks.
No conueXipn between Church and safe.
No prescription llr honest opnoa..
Fostering ad q public education.
progressive reformation a. all air.e..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12
Nn,i...u, TN Rhode island.

The following Is from tie American Amanack
The qualification, of electors arc a. follows -
Every male na.irf citizen Of the United aics who
has resided IN the State two years. ard IN the t.wn
where be proposes 10 vote SIX months Who has been
registered at the town clerks Office st least days
before the election aud Who has paid iihn
tax Of one dollar, or has been enrolled n military
company end done military duty at least dag
within the preceding year, shall bc eniled 20 vote;
likewise, every male citizen lniuraliz,d ioreiener)
of the United Safes who, IN addition 20 the Irococ
mg qualifications possesses zeal estate M lie town
city worth Sl3i all membranes, which rents
for ~ PER annVR.
The word na'ire is in iiair. just found in the
American Almanac. wing paper in Rhode I-land
last summer promised Mr.. Clay 700 negio votes ii
that State. Yet foreigner canno; vote in that
prome'y whig State unless he owns Sl3i worth Of
property
Now look al tie practice under tits, observes the
Ohio Statesman. negro from Virginia any other
State goes into Rhode Island and becomes . citizen by
residence. and vote whether he holds property
no;-but immigrant from another country must
hold Sl3i worth Of req csfge - v,.e' Scch i, the
practice under the provisions OF Tins constitution in
reference 70 al those Who may se:lle IN that STATE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12
NOlame lN%::.:.:::::a.Nlmbcr ..
The Country Hu.nei.

The Wing pariisans have al along predicted that
the election of James X Polk % tic Presidency would
be the ruin Of the country by pro''~ating the manu-
featuring interest, reducing the wages of labor, and
deprving the lab1rcr Of employment; and they seem
already to be taking the inidaiory siers 10 make
part at least Of their prediction become matter Of
history
We see Il stated in payers from many different
pieces that lab9rcrs who had the Independence vote
at the late election according to their own political
belief. and would not be cocrccd by their employers
into the support Of The Clay ticket, have been dis
charged from work and refused further employment:
and the papers also mention that manufacturing
panies which had contemplated charging their works
have suspended all operations OF tie kind, and only
gong to keep their present machinery in operation
Perhaps, if tie manufacturing companies Of New
England had furnished tess to tie corruption fund :"
expended in the recent election, thy would be better
able than they now are TO enlarge and improve their
establishments and pcrhqps a,so that the pretended
su pension Of building, enlarg NJ &C. is butan excuse
for contemplated reduction Of the wages of labor
that another Of Tier predictions may be verified until
they enouga from the "op srailves t. replace
what they have foolishly expended in their corrupt
efforts TO make Horny Clay Pre- dent The manu-
fcturers, without doui, have been most cgrcsi5usly
sucked in by the Wing pqrtsan ciiice seekers but
still there is no justice in their tempting L. repair
their losses h cheating lie amount 0Ut ct thCe from
whose labor tho have derived the onormous profits
they have made FIR the las; .an months The country
seem, destined tc be forever rai4ai to CRAFTY tie
spleen Of Disappointed ro'.t.cianz but the worst
feature Of tbs ran that It's effect fll heaviest upon
IL, l.i,-. ,i,~f,-. ], -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12
Rc-E,cc;iau OF Mr.. e.cr:.cu.

The s.. LOUIS Nh sourian announces the election Of
Judge Atch>on aul tie reelection Of Col. Benton as
follows:
ELECTION IF BrxTox AN Arcua,S-Tar TrI-
UMrH COMPETE ~ N.ssorRl I'VE lave the pleas
IRE. this morning. + Informing our Democratic friends
that their triumph over Nhgrcry and ircachcry In
Iii souri, has Just been completed In the election q
Col. BENTON and Judge ATuuIsoN to the United
Siatcs Senate Thus have persisted, one after another
al the hopes all the iu;rigucs, and al the schemes 81
the " base compound" The triumph Of The regular
Democratic nominees III August, b. tie Overwhelming
vote of six seven thousand was Tic first great blow
which pros.rated the cneny-thc minority ofion thou
sand for Polk and Da'liS. the that dealt the
deatl-and TOW comes tie election of Benton and
Atch>on 70 drive tie last N. i IN tie collin Wa
there victory more 'mro'e! Was Ger federal
ism 50 badly beaten or treason 50 'gaaliy rebuked
And had ever rlrN much cause for grauation aud
heartfelt PRIDE as tie indonitable Hrrds Of Ms
souri,!
The vote ssoad, for Pcn.on, u; Th7s. P. English.
- scattering, -. For Atc.Dsoa. l9l scattering.
b 1t Is thus seen that with al Of Whgdoa 10 haot
it. HeltiSa las cut bet a sorry igurc. As Is lost
however. the pubic viii Fard is vnni Of grace.
One ;nnr must strike the readers attention WITH
peculiar f,rcc-to VT that the Wigs. although they
proiesscd much admiration Of Col. Bent'n> cause
on tire Texas treaty. have. u man, voted agalast
hlm. whilst they haze, aim 81 20 q man, voted for
Judge Aichison. who voted for the Texas treaty.
Tn l. an admirable comment r., -. the con-.- ency
Of the Whig, Thay have bclcd all their prof lions
and failed IN their object, which vas 10 niurc COL
Benton b., prasine him. the only weapon l,f to assan
him with. - destitute d. we consider them of any
thing like principle and SO nncoreus IS t'c.r hatred
- Cd. Benton. that believe tAcy would vote FIR
John Tycr's Tens Treaty, II, b sodon-. they could
destroy Col Benton.
No body expected COL Benton would r. 'he Wing
vote nor The support # any OF lo dement's imposing
the - compound Ihcy expected flat b" Woud rtt
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12

\ GlAxrEss.-IAc Cincinnati CaF,ncle states tat
there is in an rrasir in ta' city, respectful - Honn9
woman from Fleming county, kentucky. WHO IS really
a cianess. Size S feet eleven inches hgh' and
her rorsoo IS es.loed 10 psoportonable magnitude.
Her hands. arms. shoulders, and general size all
correspond Tie expression Of Ter face IS pleasant.
and Ike other respectable country gFs yet one is a.
fis, struck with as'on.shmeni II her appearance
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12
By e. \, x J. ?. CHAPMAN.


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:" p" - - requested 70 81! uci'Ie 'He House me
amount o, ue 'lF.' f cent iun" ana otAer unsi
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12

Tie s, Loa.s Nv Era Says Rat at the a. c'e,'.oa
in tia; city. voter, name recorded Oh the il
book of the fgst Wal e. Solol and. Gom0rrai Hso-
aoy.--If tina; had hayfenoi IN 'hls state. We could
have iaid our fagers ii- sa. IN ttn aiiaiss no
to-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12
The wings ANA .I,c Foreign vote.

Tie iJUy Erlning .'ouna contains n Letter from
correspondent at Hudson, Columbia County. Of which
Che following is extract:
In Stockport. ed Dining town. - The aid e
TIE Irish ad0tc citzrgs, Mr.. tlag lld 40 nalOrt:
increase OF Is on tie minority for Harris ard
ls srci instances b. fovnl "a ~ N.a'e IL
/, 10 me perfectly evident. that eau never regain
much from any Native strength s,al lose by
any alliance with Nail,is,n.
The pomsy lranian says.
= In Phadel ha city. of tie III riav votes (.cc
Clay maiory) given ia Codar VAIL. III Least ore hrlf
were na.uralizcd citizens. Two thirds OF all tire Clay
votes OF the thirl ward. Molamcnsing. were of the
same class-and we could - 10 omuineraie sard
after ward and township after township where hun
drcas upon hundreds OF na,urazel citizens voted for
Mr. ClayI.iany of tom oToraii'o~ manufacturers
While Philadelphia CITY ana county ty ard through
the votes gave iJi majority for Mr. Cay look 1T
the counties Of Northampton, MHnro'. ike ard
Wayne. with iew naiuraized c.tz'u~ IN en. 81 CIV
inc unTroco dcnledly large votes for i,ih--.nd we
could mention other counties bot sid. ihnt would
still further prove our position 10 be true
C-5-.' The first civilized nen vino settled a pcrma-
nent residents this continent sought, in tic ,Len
bowling wild srne~s, among sataeos and Wild beasts.
refuge FROM tyranny and PfIes-ian home where
tAey could breathe the air Of freedom. whore ti..y
could think without master, and above II Vice
they could worship God without asking ttcl and
pursc-proud hierarchy whcn or whore. or how. God
forbid that civilized and c!rs.ia sd i0orr. Amer-
ca blessed 18th FREE institutions. AID ohe -ilcd d. ia
the i-ophieS Of science and religion Should be
hard hearted tan America pcofei ".'i tie wolf, tie
panther. thc buffalo, md the fauel inian' God for
be tat 3aT natfc country. w1 tosst Is 10 81 free
sad happy herself should eyer o. afford {, the
son and daughters o sorrow, fleeing ra Tie wronfs
and miscrcs Of European d.. o..-n. hearty .el-
come and happy hom -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12
Where Z. ETc!

JOSEF, 1I.ddeaaur i u.ts.n tie sor-a of our
trim;. VII lles,e write = h.> ,-i i'sg, " the
Postmaster "a; Il eeF-toWn Star. a'd IL v.l! hear
something TO las advantage is 80 doing
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12

I; seems TIA: there IS one coon "unsk naed" a.
Grecnsbu.sh. We presume lie escaped flay,ng IN
consequence Of the Foorness q ms tvr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12

TIE National Theatre az wa-4a ,'oa c.'y .crc'.'!s
.old at auction icr Sl3.e5o. ~ -a4 fe'and i vs~
purchased by Mr. R.te. Of he Globe 'r ie free Use
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