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Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-05-22
Merchant Tailor. Wood ST.. Pntbsurgh
HEAR MEDICAL TESTIMONY.

Miflin township, Allegheny county.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-05-22
Very respectfully, &c.
HIRAM cox, NJ. ID,
Cincinnati. January 25ih, l847.
HAVE YOU A COUGHW

Call on the following well known Citizens
aud see whether they will not recommend you
10 try this medicine at ONCE. Hon. Judge WIN.
Burke, ]. P. Garnss, Griffin Yeaiman, Esq.
James Foster Esq. Col John Riddle, stephen
Burrows. ESQ., Ebenezer Harrison, Esq Samu-
ell Trevor, OF the firm Woodruff e. Trevor, Mr..
John Rice, Rev. George Maley, Rev Mr.. Wal
ker, Mr.. Samuel II. Lea, MIR. John II. Hudson,
at the corner Of Main and Abigail str. used this
IN sdiciue upon q periodical cough OF more
than fifty years standing, with entire sue :
cess,
For sale by A. L. ScHovILL. corner Of Fifth
and Race str. Cincinnati, and by
feb 25. WM. NJ. WOOLSEY, Evansville.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-05-22

rom a regular physician, Dr. G. S. Smith, Sun
fish, Ohio.
Mr.. ]. Kidd-Dear Sir:-I have used in my
practice DIR. M'Lane's Worm Specific, aud have
often witnessed its efficacy in expelling worms
from the system. A patient Of mine, a short
time ago, gave a vial of the Worm Specific to n
child; in short time upwards OF sixty-fve
worms were expelled.
DIR. M'LANE'S WORM SPECIFIC-A child
OF mine passed one-third of pint OF worms with
one vial OF DIR. McLane's Worm Specific. II is
truely surprising medicine.
4 I. BACKBONE, PEBBLES tow nship.
This valuable medicine is sold by
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-05-22

LNRESH Teas:
shalt checis Young Hyson;
3 do do Pouchong or Black;
2O-I3 lbs. boxes Imperial; .,.r.,
IO-6 lbs. do Young Tyson, on hand
and for sale by feb 4-if] W. L. G. BELL.
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PARENTS READ THIS.
DIR. McLane's Worm SDecific.

few days ago purchased from Jonathas
Kidd & Co, vial of DIR. McLane's Worm Spe-
cfc; gave one dose to a child 3 years old; she
passed 10 wOrIas. must have another vial
The promplness that this medic inc possesses in
expeling worms from children is truly surpris-
ing; trial o! which will convince any unpre
udi ced person. d. SHROM.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-05-22
Sharpsburgh, near fittsbure
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.

Mr.. Jonathan Kidd-S;r: This is TO cert ~
that bought two dozen DIR. McLane's Vermi-
fuge OF your agent, and used it IN my practice
and out Of the two dozen did not hear, in one
instance, where there was one failed in having
the desired effect, and in every case expelling
from % 10 so worms.
N, o. This statement lfeely make. that the
people may try aud know the effect oil this pow
erlul medicine.
feb 2s---- -p.-fsflDS.EI-I.r-M-n
For sale by w. g. G.. BELL, at their new
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ID; " 8! !!!sSE rs
DIR. McLANE'S American Worm Specific,
Promptly erpels trorms to an almost in
credihIe a,,trnher

DIR. McLANE'S American Worm Specific,
Promptly erpels trorms to an almost in
credible number.
FaVO substantiate the above fact many hundred
u OF testimonials could be addueed, out OF
which the following are selected, from individ-
uals OF standing and veraciiy. Indeed, il is at
frmed that each new trial OF the powers OF this
remedy will have an additional tendency to
widen and confirm its fame, and thar il il were
universally known and difiused over the United
States, it would not save less than many hum
dreds, if not thousands Of lives annually.
CERTIFICATES.
This is to certify that purchased from Holmes
& Kidd a vial OF Dr. M'Lane's American Worm
Specific, and gave two doses TO a boy Of mine
about three years of age. He passed fully hall
pint of worms. The quantity wac SO large
was really alarmed, and called in several OF my
neighbors to see them. Had this story been re-
lated TO me, could not have credited it, with
out being an eyewitness to the same. NY
child's health improved much after.
SAM'L MORRISON.
Merchant Tailor, Wood ST., Pittsburgh.
Some two months ago i purchased a vial Of
DIR. McLane's American Worm SPECIFIC.
gave boy of mine most Of a vial; he passed
forty very large worms. From that time his
health improved very much. l had tried two
other Vermifuges to no purpose. | believe DR.
M'Lane's the best article before the public.
ID. CALHOUN.
Mifflin township, Allegheny county.
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FROM THE NEW York EVENING POST OF OCT. /.
SPEECH OF Mr.. WILMOT.

The following is an extract from Speech de-
llvered On the 21st utimo by Mr.. WILMoT to his
constituents in Tioga county, Pennsylvania:
That slavery should escape early doom by ex-
tension Of It's borders they Saled up against it. by the od
nance 81 1871, the entire territories Of the nation We
nave made wide departure from the direction in which our
iaihers set out since started in national career we
nave added 20 the dominion OF slavery thee-d and post
poned tor century the day Of devcrance take no
exception to the acquisitions that slavery has heretofore made
Territories purchased and annexed in which existed
me une Of such purchase and annexation. To have
abolished II IN such territories might like departure
from mat strict neutrality which the General Government was
bound 70 maintain upon the subject though the constitutional
right so to do cannot doubt
The South, Notwithstanding It's vast accession Of slave
efoy not content 10 leave the question where the
luon mas lett H. TO the States in which II exists, seeks
fuher extension and fertile regions, where yet
there are no States and where slavery yet has
ence u to aid in this great work, this glorious enterprise
that the summons made the Democracy Of Pennsylvania
70 buckle on their armor and be prepared in time for the
approaching conflict do not believe they will 10 battle in
sncn cause The victory promises neither honor
Inc general who offers to lead will fail to gather aucs
IRON such field and TO the soldier small indeed
VIII be the reward. Why this call made upon The De
mocracy OF Pennsylvania At loss conceive II can.
not pc that the Secretary Of desired TO incorporate the
doctrine o. the extension Of slavery free territory
The Democratic creed II So for will submit
terpoaion upon the creed. Who made him Judge ii
Israel
"The practice has been too much encouraged heretofore
OF permitting certain class Of politicians make every ques-
ton that arose party character The South having
wlhin her boders majority Of the Democratic party, has
ION une 70 time, forced upon U.s. party issues question
having not the slightest reference party principle Tbs
vas done on the Texas question Sir, in favor Of thai
MEASURE earnestly advocated il before the people aid
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FROM BALTIMORE md THE NORTH
BALTIMORE, NOVEMBER l2-5 p. M.

BALTIMORE, NOVEMBER l2-5 p. M.
The Flour Market remains rather inactive. Sales to-day
of some 500 bbs s5sl4, and closing heavy Small sales
of City Mills at S. 81, than which cannot now be had
The sales of wheat during the week reach about 600
bushels Good to prime red is selling at lis l22 cs
and white do. 100 1875; family -four do. 1870 1874.
The decline in wheat since last Friday has been 10 cents
per bushe, and in flour 81 cents per Dbl Corn dull with
sales of old white at Sd 81 cents, and yellow do 65 20
new do As Sd oats 3sa 40, rye So; cloyerseed s450,
axseed $50 Sales of bushels of peas at 20
SO per bushel beans 100 liz, plaster So IS per ton
Hay (timothy) Sis. Wool, sales 900 lbs al 80 80
cents for washed, and 20 new washed bet,
ter grades 35 a 40 per ID.
Provisions firm Beef cattle ST. per 100 lbs gross ave-
rage hogs 1915 se.l25.
The Tobacco market is rather dull, receipts small. The
arrivals OF Maryland not good quality usual and
sales difficult TO make The quality of Ohio now on hand
is mostly low grades and with slow sale The inpec
tons of the week &c hhds, including GA Mary
land, $40 Ohio, "a Kentucky and Virginia Prices range
follows Maryland So So for inferior to common SO 10
$3.50 for good SIS 10 So for good SO for fine
and better qualities; Ohio S225 to So so, good
So rs TO 3d. reds 81 Sl0 fine wrappery st3 10
$50, spangled 81 to $40, yellow SO to s12.
Sales at the Stock Board sl0 900 United States Trea
sury 6s l0l4 $1,000 Maryland 6s s64 49, 900 Baltimore
6s $50 20 shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad dividend off
AS United States SIS, 1867 1925 bid The stock market
generally speaking, is dull.
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voted for in Congress have no regrets for augh did.
If to be done again should do the but Il
should have been made party question The pnci-
Piles that divide, by broad boundary, Democracy from
Federalism existed long before the question Of Texas annex
alton, neither they subject TO constant mutation yet the
annexation OF Texas was made test of party fidelity BE-
Mr. Van Buren, would square himself by this rule
of party discipline he was struck down at the Baltimore Con-
venion under the operation of two-thirds rule.
81 do not complain OF the choice that Convention made
Indeed the appehensons entertained of Mr. Van Buren,
defeat at that time reconced Mr.. Folks nomination.
But sir could reflect upon the fact without shame
and modification, that great Democratic statesman of the
North whom had made the standard bearer and represent
taye Of principles should be struck down by the South
because he halted upon question in way affecting the
tablhed and fixed principles Of creed If Northern
men, Northern Democrats will longer stand by in silence
and their best and abest inundated by the South TOR
marching any and every issue they choose make
then indeed the Northern Democracy but the adjunct and
tool Of the South.
"S entertain hostility to the South. have been
taught in her SCHOOL, have learned my political faith from
the lessons of her great statesmen Upon most OF the great
questions that have divided parties particularly those Affect
ing the powers of the General Government and the rights OF
the States believe the South has been right claim to be
Democrat of the Jefferson school, States Right Republic
can Strict Consructons after the most sraitest sect
the veto message of Gen. Jackson Textbook OF
party principle, while repudiate the doctrines of the proca
nation But, sir because the South has been emnently
correct most great questions that gives to her right TO
force issues upon the party If the South succeed
in making the extension OF slavery over free territory
party question, she did the remuneration of Texas will
make something of change in the party relations OF men,
If all who oppose this test and touchsone Of party
fidelity be converted into Wings, certainly those who
support will be transformed into Democrats 1t is fortunate
for las Wright the nobest Democrat OF his age, tina he
died before this transformation had taken place with him.
Henry Clay, after srayng search of strange gods or
quarter of century, will return TO the fold of the rty
Under such test he might become the candidate OF hs De-
mocatc party for President in lS4s and thus men be
caught in trap they had for others. trust ever to be
found standing firm upon my principles Democrat:
value them, and have thus far maintained them through lie
but will adopt such issue that now attempted to be
imposed upon the Democracy of this State. will submit to
such test Let those receive the yoke who choose TO wear
tit shall never gall my neck"
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INDIAN SUMMER.

Not until within the past week (ays the North Carolina
Greensborough Patriot of June s. has its reign been
in all its beauty and magn6cence, glerng in purple and
gold " all Nature quiet in that glorious repoe peculiar to hi
transient
Last Monday night had the pleasure of witnessing that
glory of the autumnal evening" in southern at
udc, the boreals The northern horizon for half
hour exhibited the fantastic variations peculiar to this
phenomenon-th warm flush of breaking day-he cold sill
very sheen of wntry wgh-he streaming up and fading
away OF columns of light like fragments Of rainbow mel
lowed away autumnal hue all quiet, noiseess the
depths of the heavens.
The Indian Summer by day and the flashing of the north
twilight by night make up too glorious linge
long.
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In late number of the Journal des Deba ordonnance
Of the King Of the French in regard to the Consular system
of France, is published 1t might well be initiated in this
country. regular system Of instruction and advancement
is introduced well calculated render Consu respectable
without large salaries They to be brought up like
dipomates in regular school, to which admitted
who have previously passed regular examination
gard to their knowledge law science, and
When they have passed this examination, they be adj
mitied Consular pupils, (eves, Consul and placed with
Consular agent to acquire the practical duties and
tine of the business Of Consus. After number of years.
and second examination, they promoted from Consular
pupils to Consular agents. and thence, opportunities
from that post Consulate Of the second rank from
which at last they become Consus of the first rank and Con-
suls General Such system is admirably calculated to pro-
duce who will command respect and whose spelng at
least, need not be corrected in the State Department
proper inquiry into this subject will show the necessity Of re-
form in Consular system, proposed by Mr. Buchanan
at the last session. and which, trust will be again brought
forward at the next.--C Cores. Ball Sun.
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A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas the Board Of Aldermen and Board of Common
Council Of this city did, the 9Th instant adopt the follow
ing Preamble and Joint Resolution, to wit;
RESOLUTION requesting the Mayor to apart day of
General Thanksgiving.
whereas we recognise with grateful hearts the merces OF
KIND and henecent Providence, by which the blessings OF life
health and necessary comfort have been bestowed upon
us, and feeling the solemn obligation a Christian
NIFTY OF returning our heartfelt thanks to the Supreme Ruler Of
the Universe for these nemabe blessings BE il therefore
Resoired By he Board Of Aldermen and Board of Com
mon Council 81 The city Of Washington, That the Mayor be
and he hereby requested apart for that purpose by
public proclamation the twentyh day OF the present month,
that may unite with fellow citizens of this happy Union
who have adopted that day for the purpose offering up their
tributes Of praise and thanksgiving to Almighty God
SAMUEL BACON,
President Of The Hoard Of Common Council.
WALTER LENOX
President cftte Board Of Aldermen.
Now, heartily approving Of the object Of this Resolution of
the City Councils and In ready compliance with the request
which il contains, hereby appon, THuRspAr the 25h of
the present month"; be observed this city day Of gene
raj Thanksgiving and Praise to Almighty God requesting
that all secular employment may be suspended during the
day that a Ministers Of Religion and all citizens may
bic IN their respective places Of worship offer up their gra
tude and praise to the Creator of the Universe for the mani
fold merces with which he favored country during the
past year. in its exemption from peslence famine for the
enjoyment Of health and plenty and especially for having
slowed on country the happy privilege Of being able
OF its abundance TO suffering eow-creatues
other ands mploe Of him continuance Of these bless
ngs and TO youchsa country the restoration peace
the preservation Of domestic tranquility and social ORDER and
the advancement Of public and private virtue that he would
be pleased TO preserve and strengthen by the ties Of concord
and affections National Union and pepeuate in their
purity free institutions and public liberty that he would
shed abroad through land the spirit Of brohey love and
oleraon and, finally, that he would graciousy nfuse
all hearts the principles, and conform all lives to the practice
Of the benign prceepts Of the Gospel Of Peace
Given under my hand and the seal of the city Of Wash
ington, this 18th day of November, ls47.
u. s., w. w, SEAToN, Mayor.
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FROM SANTA FE.

PER TELEGRAPH FROM ciScISNATI-Sov. g.
On Monday last Messrs. McShane, Murphy Wright ar
rived at ST. Louis from Santa Fe which place they M on the
9TH September All was quiet there and submissive but the
soldiers of Major Eason command which had arrived there
had been very dsorey and the caaboose was full Of those
arrested for various impropnetes.
No direct news had been received from chihuahua blu,
there at Santa Fe which obtained considerable
credit there that the Mexcans had driven out all the American
traders and destroyed their property.
Commodore Stockton and his party arrived ST. Josephs
on their way home, and left there the 10Th July. In that
vicinity all was quiet
The trains have suffered much from the want of grass at the
great bend of the Arkansas which had all been burnt, leaving
no forage for their horses several wagons were left behind in
consequence
With the exception Of the from Chihuahua all New
Mexico appears to he quiet except where soldiers
rotous.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE CONGRESSIONAL,
REGISTER.

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plan published during the last session.. will con-
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place in each House The Congress will one Of the
most important which has assembled for years and il
determination give the people complete history Of their
proceedings and at such v price that every person who
takes interest in the acts of that body procure copy
IL is believed that the first session of the 30h Congress will
continue at least eight months and therefore propose to
issue weekly, mammoth sheet, form their pro-
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far The session.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NOFEMbEh.-lsE SELECTED.
The woodland foliage now
Is gathered by the wild November blast
Even the thick leaves upon the poplars bough
Are fallen to the last
The mighty vines, which round
The forest trunks their slender branches bind,
Their crimson foliage, shaken to the ground,
Swing naked to the wind.
Some living green remains,
BY the clear brook that shines along the lawn :
But the sear-grass stands white DER all the plains,
And the bright flowers are gone.
Der the wide plains, that lie
A desolate scene, the fires of autumn spread,
And nightly on the dark walls Of the sky
A ruddy brightness shed.
But these, these are thy charms
Mid airs and tempered light upon the lea,
And the year holds no time within its arms
That doth resemble thee
The sunny noon is thine,
Soft, golden, noiseess as the dead of night,
And hues that in the flushed horizon shine,
At eve and early light.
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
New York, NOVEMBER I2-5 p. NJ

There is change in stocks sales moderate. Exchange
on London dull at 81 81.
The flour market is less active sales of Genesee AT So Is
oswego, s6lsi 25 Howard street -four choice brands
is held at $3.50 Corn meal So. 25 25 as to quality
Sales of prime Genesee white wheat at 40 cents mixed
at 1877 Corn is dull at for mixed and 10 for round
yellow. Rye is in fair request SO cents.
The cotton market quiet Some sales have taken place
which show decline of about one-ourh cent per To- since
the steamers arrival.
PHILADELPHIA, NOVEMBER 1875 p M
Flour has declined sales to-day of 500 barrels at So
rye -four S5.25; meal S3375.
Sales to-day, auction of 5000 bags Rio Coffee at u
N cents per pound.
There feet water in the river Ptsburg to-day
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AMERICAN lcE-The French nation is really amazed that
the American trade in ice yields nearly much annually
the profits of France for reading the wne-prcss To give
idea of the importance Of this equatorial trade, Boston
house instanced, which, within single year. dispatched to
Asia lOl vessels laden with ice which produced 900
forms This (says the Presse almost large
that which usually from vintage Of the wines of
Bordeaux
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MAcKEREL CATcHSG.-We learn that the mackercl-
cachers of Truro, Cape Cod have been doing fine bust
ness lately One vessel in the of about three weeks
took no less than $50 barrels In trip Of six days she took
$50 barrels in another Of eight days 900 barrels and in
other of seven days no barrels Several other vessels in
the OF the last month"; have brought in fares varying
from 300 to 300 barrels This unusual has given
new impulse to business among the hardy and eneprsng
citizens Of Truro.
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A WISTERs DAY.-The following gem, going the round
Of the papers, is from QrlRLrs old English poet whose
works are about TO be repubished
Our life is but Winters day;
Some only breakfast, and away
Others to dinner stay, and are full fed
The oldest man but sups and goes TO bed
Large is his debt who fingers through the day;
Who goes the soonest has the least to pay