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BOARDING.

BOARDING IN BKOADWAY-0ente add
- gentlemen aud lsdes wishing board osn 10 seeonFno
dated with genteely furnished rooms and board IN house
Broadway THIS undoubtedly one " the best ioeA
lions the city being convenient TO steamboat and 's
osa depOgs and vicinity Of the principal hotels and
downtown busiuess Persons wishing TO lesNs ,hsif no
tel Tor qui. and respectable house, viii ma their inte
eat In caus the above number ia brosd~ ~ before
locating elsewhere N. -Oensiemen wlsainf ueAs on
liz can be accommodated Jlo I'm
llOARDiNG.-r~o OF three sinFl. gentlemen may
ID obtain furnished with board, 81 % orssnw ch-
81 Also very pleasant psror suitable for sensen. an
aud his vile Ths house 10 supplied With Crot0n water
throughout and with an excellent bath room dftf
apOARD-A trsate family would tshs one or two sen.
Dtemen ~ boarde; those wishing comio taoie ssms
No. ds,rabls cation may apply at 81 J.ya. ~ Wv
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An arrival at New Orleans brings accounts from
Galveston to the 10Th inst The Ness Of that date eon-
,ains the inaugural message of Gov. Wood The docu-
neut is brief and aules particularly TO the public debt
of Texas and suggests the appointment OF commission
10 ascertain the entire amount The Governor says:
AS TO the amount ought justly 10 pay upon each
mammal species Of debt IL will be for your Collective Wis
dem TO determine. After much reflection uPon the suo-
iect have though, that the true measure OF payment
oud be the market value Of the several evidences Of IN
deedness at time they were disposed OF oy our
ury or the agents thereof with interest thefeon rom '"a
inns AT The rate named on face OF such evidences IL
IA believed the amount OF entire Indebtedness deter
mined BY this scale, will not perhaps eAeeeo h'e 0
OF dollars" -. -..... .,.,.
The means Of payment according TO the message, may
be amply found in the public donisiE OF lehss
and the thnks that the United saes "ou' -
the most suitable purchaser. Gov wood sass -.
"Oor debt must be paid. The honor OF Inc STAG mus
stand without blemish We expect 10 attain
high and permanent prosperity until II Is DONE anu 's
contamination Of purpose so noble calls for nai'ea "D
encrgctlc action.
The message refers to eforis that making TO
sus,ain land claims that supposed to be fraudulent
and recommends that the Legislature shall take steps 10
prevent the contamination Of titles to land acquired h
snduent cerhcaes and 10 prevent the survey Of land
on spurious and fictitious claims.
Tpe message farther srges equitable apportoament
f various notifications OF the pena avs
revisiou and digest Il the stsaes OF the SAFE, the sup
port Of public schools and promotion Of edneauon re
visitor Of censs ami laws, The printing OF num-
Der of the laws IA the Gimsn @suese shu S0"S1"esoy
condemnation OF the Nilmoi ffoNso.
The Western psr, Of Texas RAPIDLY Increasing IN poPu
lation and the trade Of San Antonio was grsatp im'
proved The Indians In the neishooThood were nieody
IowA.-A Wing State Convention vas held on
the 5th inst in the Capitol 10 select Deiesatss 70
the National Cow enton. A large number oi w hiSs
were present from different quarters OF Ole state
NJ ID. Browning OF b arlington, presided. Gen IL 4
Low. J. w Grimes, A b Porter and AZ. McMannus
were appointed delegates and also four obstiates
Resolutions were passed condemning the present
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sub Treasury the Tariff Of
90 &c. &c.
A resolution was passed instructing the dele
yates TO express preference for Gen. Taylor as
the Presidential candidate H. w. Starr of Bur
lington delivered brilliant speech on the Texas
question. The Wings are in fine spirits, aud feel
that they eau conquer in the coming Presidential
campaigu. if they but have the right leader.
(coF. Phh. Inquirer.
CAPE COP BRAscH.--The cars will commence
rnnnng over the Cape Cod Bfanca Railroad a. FAR as
wsfeeam 70 morrow morning. leaving the Oh Colony
dkpe. with tho Fail River train lBost jan ~
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40, LETTER.. AND NEWSPAPERS =
H0N FOR FOREIGN PORTS ~
r1x- .sfrrr bar open a tie o-1ce--A

, ~ S.syo-I T-,buus Tor al Foreign P0rts. and al
.es esxspspes, deposited IL this ose- ~ A~sys
:, e,r~Aysed by the very earliest vssses th,s asPs
% ~ .ss, s .p-cisl Supervision O J. &. MOWER
ne.' .ao,gn Tor many years the exYcrssneec hna
-, SUPERINTENDENT Of the Foreign Letter depart
men, OF The ks~-Yofk City Poet once
- Irfter. and Newspapers VII - leesl.eo a
tb. sor-su ship Letter Once Of inc New on
~ he t.cket-ship IT. Nl-AOLA>' NaP~ N'e-7e-'
.shiSh a.. for Hhgre on the ~ Of teo 49, -.
Also ~iu be received Al the sane s A. c.p 9,
Newspapers Tor the psekei-shiP snhhs ~ a. 49,,
ni.h .tich .sl. for Liverpool 0r 1e -ntn ils.- - !.
Also. will received a. tia ss,ne pAeS = =
Newspaper tor ths pAcAct-s.4g .N.xt - -
Can't Braa,sh which London On he ~ q fs0'
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MEDICINES.
INTELLIGENT PHYSICIANS
y PILES,

-AuArksbs cures Of
PILES,
torpidi.y q the bowels const Pston. liver eomFsr Al
celator o. the stomach. bowels kidneys aad esdcer
Gov blood head. chronc dys-utersi >nc a. IN
fsnmanry c--.sc- CO To hocs ans sou>eh are N "a
Tag e and prescribing
DE-. UPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTuARY.
In. ha best medicine red, entirely vtsrta.
BE snd superior Any other esthSrc rhysic and
especially sor those s1hlect 20 Pies
THOUSANDS WILL TESTIFY.
Itoa, internal remedy and m,y BE Used In al ease,
srd under =. sircusarees With perfect ssfety arc fall
Conscience u permanent o. Piles, either bleeding
hfr-a y ,r
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~ DIR. Chrisrie's G;alyanic Rings, Belts
Rr1reie,. and riaanetic Fiaid.-StFAnkers are re

spectiuy informed that the only place 10 Ne~1 ORR q
obtain these celebrated articles genuine, q. q ~
SrosdWay between J0hn-st and Aaicen-iane ~ IN All
asses Of NERVOUS DISEASES, the efficacy Of Chfsie'
savanc articles IL truly wonderful and hell sEeat ess
Sy has caused them to Be counfesited ~ needy peEs
xhS Osr spurious sno worthless limitations against Eclcn
The public respectfully guarded No Druggist or Drug
store IN NewloEk viii ever b allowed 70 sell Or Shrs
res articles the sails AID exclusive Agency al = brosd
~ s1-l a.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

THE NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE is PUBLISHED
EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY EXCEPTED,
Al The Trfbane Buildings, corner Of spruce
mud Nassau streets, opposite the City Halls
Ard delivered City Subscribers for l2 CENTS per weet
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Desk for sir months or year At the rate snfe
copies Two CESrs. Mail subscribers Five Dollars
per annuro IN advance and the paper IN e.s-
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tons taken tor sir months Three Dollars 10 advance
required In sI exchanges with Country Newspapers
Ds,iy papers received It this Office whose terms
higher than those Of TIE TsieUsE, not allowed
any difference.
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Inside Adverti-emcnts-Fiye Cent? 3 line for tho
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BIsTHs MARRIAGES. FUNERAL NOTICES, &C. not exoe-i-
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~ All adver;isem ents inserted in this paper appear
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THE sF,U-WERKLY TRIBUNE
IL published every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY morning
fnee IS per annun. Two copies for -.
NETWORK WEEKLY Tribune.
VERY LARGE PAPER FOR The COUNTRY,
Unpublished every SATURDAY M0kSfSG. At the low price
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r. C. KEMP. Auctioneer.

- 4. KEMP store SIS Broadway opposite the New
lA.Y0k Society Library would bes leave 70 cali the 81
tsnton Of parties having GOODS 70 dispose Of 81 suction 70
the very central loo Of hi. sses Rooms are
ably the and best for the disposal OF furn
turs fancy goods &c Of say IN the eitwth give personal
and stocks u goods auction Cab scVsnces mste aoe
all ssl.s promptly cashed
Ar PSivATE SuE-PAPER HA>etS6s.-K [. hcNP has
the agency Of extensive mandatory aod csn supply
the trade with Spring yes satin ground and sta n
ed Paper Hapsings a. the lowest market price and upon
favorable terms
SOFA ANo CH.ls sFsises5oo gross assorted sizes for
ssle In lots 10 suit cabinet makers
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'oFa RFD.rEAD.-A superior article, TOR sale BY
a. J. W. 5OUTHACk, 10 Broadway
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THIoROFORM -Ths Subscribers are importing
Osn exsr. quality u Chloride Of Lne superor 70 any
in - ff nsxing Calor0fOr1. sla oref to- tame
~ s.-,-.Si- IN. CYRUS ". YELL,
49, - sBariias-s-2
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rY' A SERMON delivered in the Presbyterian
Church. West Milton" Saratoga Co. n. T. on Thanks
giving Day last embodes much wholesome truth sppica
bic TO the present condition of our country.
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PROP. AGAssIZs LECTURES.
EWB ANK's HYDRAULICS.

rT1UF THIRD NtHbfk u ksO-Dk o. IH> 0IlErs ~
j R.lsinx Water. kc % now published hzsn.s w
please sod Ia their orders - soon I" possible
800. ,sT rarb,r The whole be completed IN nam
tn. srsf two rarnsers may still Be oetainst
- DWk-W
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NOTICES.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS,
POWLERs a. WELLS,
Clinton Hall. 1871 Nnssau-sf. y. y.

o. j. ID. Wheeler, Commissioner Of Desds toi
sev-York and Copnsstis1t. fsmmAny Hall AZ u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

n THE LAST or THE FAIRlKs is Christ
mas Tale in which the we-known novelist appears
in for him. somewhat lice Of writing 1t is pub
shed by the Harpers.
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NOW READY.

THE ANGLERS ALMANAC FOk le4s; eompuslns
BESIDE IN. usual Information, Statistical Accounts q
y.hinx Anrhog Anecdotes kc &c with az enoeiisoed
ro.-r ,nblematic sngravnks, &c Pree ~ per dozen
4. cent. Zach For sale by
Al.o By BURGESS, striossr Co Y Broadway Long :
=, $50 r--h.',. R,Idir,. ll3
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CAPE COP BRAscH.--The cars will commence
rnnning over the Cape Col Branci Railroad far as
wsfeeam 70 laorros moTlins. leaving the od Colony
dkpe, with the al River train. Bost- jan "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

Y large aEd yarsd sssortnent Of aaf-aeemoo peeses
--lry Iau.ical aud mathematical ins-rcmsns, sektaIs
au.ar.at, double AID sinxis sans, ps0.s &C a. foI
go az nv prcs. Good pilot and beaver cloth oyefooas
- .t. from - T. 60 crrs. and roek eoAo from -
- - n.nt. .ad ye.ts . - - lot VI sood n-- .ad
49, r.oS srt.s from 3 s. 10 SO each Also CONSTANT
I. o. h.na. schsales and oihef ooi aas great many
St.et SnS''' ~ ! " fI.sOA > Ch.thsn-u
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rY PROPERTIES AND EFFECTS or AMALoAM
Examined in aLeter to Charles A. Lee. NJ d." by ELIZA
zsk PARMLr ia pamphlet issued by Henry Ludwig 10
yssey.st. The subject is one OF importance. and Dr.
Parmy has presented the argument on side will. great
cIearnesa and force.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

II "THE RECIPROCAL RELATIONS OF PHrsl-
CLANS AND CLEReyMES." is the subject OF Speech made
BY Rev. DR.. KREBs at the Anniversary Dinner Of the
New-York Society for the Relief of Widows and Orphans
Of Medical Men, and which has been issued 10 pamphlet
by Henry Ludwig. 10 yeseyst.
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CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD, Areu5neer
by JANIS VI. nIILLER-stofs No - haiaes
- lsns, next door a. No. Lihertys o..
WEDNESDAY. Feb. z

NEONfSDAf, req,
At 10 o'clock. al the store 70 MAden-iane
so packages aud LOT. Of Hardware and Cutlery, COM
general assortment Of fresh and desirable goods
1s ported and manufactured consisting 10 part vice.
cast butts table do plate hinges curry combs mill saw
files bastard do hsndsiw DO drawing knives, pad. chest
cupboard and French locks kettles sauce pans Caro-
Ina hoes csnd estoks snuiers tsbo knives and forks
pocket cutlery butcher knives. shoe and bread do tea
irsys and waters Britannia German silver and iron tea
add table spoons round and square bolts
The above are fresh roods and In eomps'e order
Wn n JONES. Auctioaeoi.
BOOTS AND sHOEs.-By J. D. lNGEksOLL 3
DCO-store -. Psar--t-On Wednesday. January q
at I0oeockA 80 boots shoes snd brossns suits
Ole Tor the Southern, Western and city trade.
Also. mems and boys hip snd Lhoh booti
Also. m-ns and wornen's rubber ov-rsnoes 10
s-IGNEE'- sALE.-Wnl be sold at public suo
"A ton all tho stock Of Shoes and Boots late belong
ing . John Jones, and also two csrpet-looms and
onan,ity OF carpet materials Ne at the store 500 Green
sich-st on Wed esdsy. 18th inst at 10 A by
is z. ANDREW BEATTY, Assignee OF }. Jones.
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~ ,raorhead,- f:radaales magnetic Via.

Philsdslphi.. December n. lsi7. il .a~5~
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sANDEoRD 3; kELLOJS,

4 TTORNEN-AT-LAW, ONCE v Finest y LOUIS
n No Inc .ecuung collection Of debts, and al pro
.-,lona business will be promptly and faithfully attend
81 TO. ~ I.
- h.r.sr. ID Collins Kellogg, - LOUIS. Aesss k1D
din DaTy.e Co Lawrence, Irinible Co hugh Agch
-. ,ons and ". W Pinues a CO. Nss- YORK
49,. Collin, Brothers. Hartford o. &a~tfn'
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EY-"THE LADIES WaEATH, Tor February, 10
which we notice contributions from Prof Aden' Mrs.
stephens and others, is published at lea Nsssaa-st
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tY' BRIAN O'LIS,.' is the title OF a. new irish
Novel, just published by Burgess, Siringer Co. Inc
Illustrations, engraved by Orr, are very spirited.
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MUsICAL INsTKcCTION-Fl.no

kK-ES Forte Singing AID tiOlin--CHAKLEs
"%XHEDWARD CASTLE b.fs 10 invite thoss
Ursqsinns skiifsi tsssher 10 call a. his
res denee Bfosdwsy when be VIII fssI 70 some hsh
ly families Who will certify that HE system Of
ieschins excellent The certainly u steady improve
mest by his assduy With thoss endsr his taon) may
be relied upon. -.
c h Collie 10 privileged 10 refer TO tbs most distin-
pushed professors among whom are n. G. Timm, George
Lodsr others Terms moderate aud iessoss fysn IN
any part Of the city OF nrcohlya. JsI im'
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LEAYTT,s READINo

- al HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE. 2ls fs.Ll-..
PROF. MITCHELLS LECTURES.
SIX LECTURES on ASTRONOMY, dslieyer,d 10 Inc
- civ OF New YORK By Professor NJ Mitchell, In ne
nonth Of December, l5f7 Published 10 PsDph!st iofm
rice 5 esats For sac BY all cheap publishers
~ GREELEY McELRATn.
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- BoSrle AID BREATH pe-hizhly rseommsnaed ~ ply
.ci.u, and al who have seen then used nntle N
..-r,r Ill satisfy Any prfaod TIC. hey have xreat I'D
..fas., over those common use Tue s1oscfDet nav
ns besa appointed the sole agent fer tbs maiks Is pre-
p.rrd 10 furnish them IN any qzanty TIE .fentoa o.
fs-,.,.,. ,-.Dectfully requested 70 The above, BY
~ GUNNER LYMAN, Manufaetursr OF
l1...~ 4 - 49, obi al
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PoLIcE.-HGgh Mckinney was taken into cnsto
d. last evening" charge OF being concerned in steal
g 500 worth Of CRATES locks. hinges &C the property
of ox. Alderman Charliok....wm Houston was also
bsught up and detained suspicion Of stealing s2o rom
IacOb Benn.
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Nh zoe holders OF the NewYork and Ers .rosd
Company hereby notified that instaiHsnt oi ~
Der share all shares which the psynsr nereoi9fs
no de DO not SIS, % required % be PAID inc et
nee OF the Company - Wallet " before tne IN asS
of Fsbrussy neat BY order Ut the Directors fofk
Jan. II, 1873. DlT I'm NAIhASleL MAhsn. sec =
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Ii
DAYS since the negro, Isaac Phillips, who was fugitive
from justice from Louisiana, on the charge OF murdeiins
hs master. Mr. Aeph Dean, OF Lake frosiSenee was ue
vefed Rp on q requS,cn, and taken from our a Nhsre
he had been confined some time back 10 the scene OF MS
crime While in Jail here he made two confessions OF
statements both denying any participation IN The muroer
Of bis master both which have been published Since
he LEFT have received copy Of third confession non
The hands Of Rev. Isaac Collins and Rev VIM Evans 10
whom he made IL few DAYS eiorc his departure re-
Quest ng tha, be withheld from the public until he was
n, his way home. Mr.. Evans states that after having
heen warned that he should abide faithfully o The tru,h 10
The confession he about voluntarily ard uhsoush' 10
make he proceeded As follows
.,,ntv Nd from whom ran away, sold NE 10 MI Hops
H. slater II Baltimore on again ooiAniis possession o.
me Mr. slater took me 20 New-Ore@ns anu s.i ne -
NJ men with whom lived for two years prior 10 bis
Ian Tia was murdered. think. IN ssptemoer' ne
treated me very badly would STAKE me Gown " VIC
ground AL lash me rely anc then roar sa wafer
yo OF three times he threatened 10 XII me si Ial
- - h .sls slncs been murdered and who hal DIM
Guilty with my master, persuaded Lewis, save oe'ss
70 smother mar aid MY self, 70 commit ihe q So
Us that he would enable us TO make suecessi"
Afe- abUat A weeks deliberstInn. &c came 70 tae &c
termination to 10 the deed Mr.. Hall stood OUTSIDE ~nle
entered the shanty In which my master nseo' sno
which not fAstered Ia any way. we touha I'm
asleep. laid hold Of HIM, whilst Lewis sirsnse1 MN
with the blanket with which he was covered lie msss
hat ssht struggle. aud but little noise. Af;sr We had
Killed him. carried his body out and buried II IN me
c,neprske Having been directed by Mr. Hal, returned
a. ,h shsny snd broke open his trunk taking therefrom
too pieces OF gold And hundred dollar note all OF which
cave 10 Mr. Hal. Lewis aud myself with Mr.. Hal
s,e took hors and started for Providence We passing As
his slaves. -, .,.
we lef our horses at Providence and took steamboat
s, y,ck,bure ard went from her TO jackson, where
ws. arrested taken back 10 Providence, tired ioane
nifty and sentenced 10 be hang. serS oroke Jsi
su',', c,.,r me bv white friend in Arkansas,
90, ~ NJ Bslumof>, where | married. Ny proper
name h, r.sse philips have been in baltimore aooas
two years Recently went 10 West h'ss, On WI S,
..s.la a.A
VAC lew Dotl,los az uy crime bs.ose my arrest.
WIN N~'" No'"'s N. Q. Picyune.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-08
Regular Packet.

For CZar&sriNe, L0uiSiona, Hannibal,
Marlin city, Quincy, Lagrange TuAy,
.aeT0ndr1a, UdrSaw md Keokuk.
The new and elegant passenger steamer Ed
WARD BATES, n. Cameron Master, will run
as a regular packet during the season between
st. Louis and Keokuk.
She will leave st. Louis on Wednesdays and
Saturdays, and arrive at GAINESVILLE on the fol-
lowing morning at 4 and Louisiana at 5 o'clock.
On her downward trip on Mondays and Fridays.
she will arrive at Louisiana between the hours
of = and a and GAINESVILLE between 8 and 4 in
the evening, and arrive at st. Louis the same
The EDWARD BATES has been ex-
pressly built for this trade, and shippers
and passengers may rely upon her continu-
ing in it during the season, and upon the
regularity of her trips and times of arriving
and departing. Passengers and freight will
be received or landed any where on the riv-
,er, and all signals will be attended to with
out extra charge.
1t is hoped that by strict attention to the
interest of shippers and passengers she will
receive a liberal share of the patronage
heretofore so literally bestowed on other
boats under the command of Neil Camren.
For freight or passage, apply on board.
April 10, 1913.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-08
WOMAN.

The government Of families leads TO the
comfort OF the communities. and TIE vel
fare of The States. OF every circle wo-
man is the centre. Home, that scene of
purcst and dearest JOY, is the empire of wo-
man. There she plans, directs and per-
forms, the acknowledged source Of dignity
and felicity. When female is more pure,
female sense is most approved, female de-
pertinent most correct; there is most pro
rriety OF social manners. The early years
Of childhood, the most precious years OF
life and opening season, are confnedto wo-
mans superintendent she, therefore, may
be presumed to lay the foundation OF al
virtues, and all tie wisdom tl.at enrich the
world.-JTrlghf'S CuShrt
Democratic banner., 1848-05-08
FATHER MATHEW.
JOHN DONKEY.

Miss Edgeworth, the celebrated author
ess, nov eighty-two years of age, Says, in
reference TO the reform accomplished
through the agency of Father Mathew
"Ihis conquest, at once over the sensual
pPFensities and vicious habits of a nation,
is unparalleled in the history of human ma
ture. This mighty reform, this vast step,
gained in civilization for this whole coun-
try, has been effe cted by the energy, zeal,
and perseverance of one private individu-
al, without the aid of legislation, without
appeal to force, without disturbance, DAN
ger, or injury to any human being. Since
the time of the Crusades, never has one
single voice awakened such moral ener-
gies-never was the call of one man SO
universally, so promptly, SO long obeyed.-
Never, since the world began, were count
less multitudes so influenced, and so sue
eessfuliy directed by one mind to one peace
full purpose. Never were nobler ends by
nobier means attained"
Democratic banner., 1848-05-08

'nRR, DUKE & CAMPBELL beg leave to
~ inform their friends and the public that
they have taken the above commodious store and
Warehouses adjoining, and are now receiving
from St. Louis, a large and well selected stock
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Iron, Nails, Boots,
Shoes, Qmeensware, Hardware, SC. They are
now ready TO accommodate their friends and the
public generally with all articles in iheir line,
and at prices that will make it to the interest Of
dealers TO purchase of them.
To their friends in the country they would
offer their services for transacting any business
in the way of Receiving, Storing and Forward
ing Produce or merchandise of any kind. Their
Warehouses being situated Immediately on the
Wharf will enable them to ship and receive
goods on better terms than any other house.
Their facilities are such as TO enable them to
make liberal CASH advances on any produce en-
'trustedto their care. They respectfully solicit
a share OF public patronage.
Louisiana, No, march 18th, lS4S.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-08
NEW WORK At THE Old STAND,
4 go
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING
CONT JED.

undersigned, thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore extended TO New
nam & Allen, respectfully ~soIicits a continuation
|of public favour at the old stand, on the
south side of Georgia street, two doors be-
low Main, where he will at all times be
prepared TO fill orders for work with neat
ness and despatch.
1t shall be my endeavor to give satisfac-
ton to my customers, and to keep d stock
on hand always suitable to the trade.
have also on hand a large lot Of hats,
caps and many other articles wanted by the
people, which | will sell for cash as cheap
as they can be had at any establishment in
the place. SAMUEL E. ALLEN.
Louisiana, March 18th, ls4s.