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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-06-18

According to the Railway Times, all
the Railroads. now on earth have cost the
enormous sum Of E447,7s5, 900, or $2,-
236, DAG, 900. ~ ml t iea z ass
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-06-18

THE FINAL voTE. The following is
the final vote in the Convention for can.
dnates for President, Pierce 2S2; Cass
2; Butler |; Houston |; Ohio giving the
whole six scattering votes. !,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-06-18

The 81. Mary's (Maryland), Beacon
states, that the growing wheat crop will
be- the shortest for several years past.
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| The DEFIANCE EXCHANGE BURNTi--
The midnight cry Of fire called up our
citizens on Saturday night last TO witness
the destruction of this old and popular
Hotel. When first discovered, the flames
werc breaking out Of the stables in the
rear of the buildings about IL M, and in
a few minutes had communicated to ibe
south wing and out buildings, leaving
nothing TO be done but to save the nova
bles Of the occupants, and prevent The
extension Of the FIRE TO the adjoining
buildings. The furniture, bedding &C..
OF Mr.. Noble Of the Exchange were
mostly saved, yet his loss is said to exceed
$1,000, besides being thrown out Of q
profitable and increasing business--Insu.
rance for $500. The occupants ol
south wing, Ferguson g. Allen, Stove g.
Tinware dealers, loss abou, $500. A.
M. Richards, Saddler, loss over $l00
D. Tay!ot's law Office, contents mostly
saved. bar as d.
Dr.. o. II. Allen, and P. Evans &
Lindeubetger suffered considerable loss
by the hasty removals Of their goods.
Their buildings were saved by the plen.
tiful application of water. Evans g.
Lindenberger have insurance sufficien,
to cover their loss. The night was unu-
sually calm.
Tho office Of our neigh5or the Ban
ner was in the hotties, Of the fire, ye, was
saved, being on fire several times, making
a necessity for the purchase Of new 81.
ding and shingles. His principal dam
age was in the has,y removal Of his press
and type. He, however, is now righ,ei
up, and will get out bis Thursdays paper
to-day.
Twelve horses we're burnt in the
stables. The spread Of the flames was
so rapid that but two we're saved. Four
Of those los, were owned by the Packe,
Company, 2 by Mr.. Noble, 2 by Wm.
Sheffield, ] by s. SPHINX, and others by
travellers. H
The general supposi,ionis, tha, il was
set on FIRE. No motive for suca work
can be imagined. Last spring the dos.
truction Of Sprague's buildings on the
opposite corner, was by incendiarism.--
We hope sha, the perpetrators may be
found out, and such deviliry put stop
to.--DeGance Democrat, May II.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-06
MEDICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Evansville, Ind.

VII:
LEVI L. LAYCOCK, M. d Emeritus Profes-
sor of Physiology and Pathology.
HUGH RONALDS, NJ. d., Professor of Gen.
eral Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
c. A. FOSTER, A. NJ NJ. d., Professor of
Chemistry.
JOHN r. WILCOX, M, d., Professor OF
Matera Medca and Therapeutics.
MADISON ]. BRAY, NJ. d., Professor of the
Principles and Practice of Surgery
WILLIAM III. BYFORD, NJ D., Professor
of the Theory and Practice of Medicine.
GEORGE b. WAI:Kas, NJ. D., Professor Of
Obstetrics and Diseases oil Womes aud Children.
W,..,aM A. MCDOWELL NJ. D., Profess
cor of Institutes of Medicine and Medical Jaris-
prudence.
Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms for the study OF Practi
cal Anatomy, under the superntendence OF The
Professor of Anatomy or the Demonstraior, VIII
be open tor the reception of Students by the Isl
OF October.
Fees for full course, SO
Naturalization ticket and Demonstration lick
ct, each S. Diploma zee so.
Good boarding may be obtained at from = 5t
to So 90 per week.
ANY one desiring further information, may ad
dress the Dean (plst paid) By mail, which WI!
be promptly attended TO.
G. b. WALKER, M. D.,
iyI6.3m Dean ofIhe Faculty.
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DRY-GOODS.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

C,HAyKIIN d REILLY corner of Main and First streets
- have inst received and still receiving direct from
the Eastern cities large and well selected stock ffare
and Staple Dry Goods embracing of the most fash
goods brought market this season, which we OF
fer at wholesale or RETAIL customers and all others
who NAV favor with call very low for cash or pro-
duce The following comprises some oil the Leading ar
ticles: Il.
Black and colored Cloths plain and fancy Cassneres,
yestings Cot.onades Dcnms Caeocs, Gnghafns Lawns,
Rereoes silk Tissues Grenndns BLK and cold Silks,
Berege d'Lanes white and cold Mosquito Meetings. ho-
iery Gloves aces plain and drilled Swiss Ausins Cam
br;csand Jaconetts Bonnets Ribbons Parasos and Um-
breas Hats Caps Boots and Shoes; also, full stock of
brown and bleached SheetinGs and Shngs, brown and
bIeaebed Drills Tiekngs, Hickory Stripes, Irish Linens,
Table Cloths and Covers, Napkins, towels. Scotch Da.
per linen and silk Pocket handkerchief, big and cord
silk Neck do bid Silk Grape and Palmetto Shawis %c.
sc 70 which we would respectfully invite all to come i'm
aud examine before purchasing elsewhere. laI2GJ
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VVooDBUl,N,s PHyBR AND AGUE

N-OW offered to the public for the Srsttime This med
icine has existed In private family for more TIA
lty years. has been distributed 10 considerable eAten
anton friends and has during the whole time, aud in an
instances prov itself failing remedy, wneihei
applied common or to third day aSue oil wen
known stubborn nOtoriety.
Such experience, together with numerous solicitations
from friends induced ie proprietor TO give to The
uulic. The undersigned, who know the medicine by
their own experience have consented TO take AN agency
for part of Indiana and Illinois, and offer II by the
dozen or single bottle, with the express understanding.
at the noney will always refunded where the meGi
ecnused according tdorections does lot affect Perle
and permanent cure. lmhl0ul ALliS d HoN Is.
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1x IA ~ HEe~
w O IL MI G. a n ID Y I.

4 Sure and Pleasant Medicine Jor Uorms
rz,rIs certify 70 the suffering muniiy that hav
| obtained most valuable recipe from the hands OF
T. CowrEs as q vermifuge in the form of candy wnie
viii prevent all DiarrhGas Groups and all coughs whe
the prncipa from the effects cf worms, which IS IN
principal cause of thousands going to the graye,tni
after 3 wears practice of medicine finds this the most val
uabie of all other nos,rums A. RUSH.
Main street. betw. Sd and 18th.
DosE-A child over one year old will take one hafl
stick every morning for four days. Should this notm
the desired eject give small portion OF SIENNA teat
hour after taking the candy. loctleul
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
NrnICAI, NOTICE.

DRS. CAsSELBERRY d NEGLEY having associated
themselves together in the practice OF Medicine ana
surgery would respectfully announce TO the cZcns OF
Evansville and vicinity that they are prepared to attend
to all calls either by day or night; one or both OF mem
can he consulted a their oce First street, doors
above the sherwood House, all times except when pro-
fessonay absent. I""iouJ
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0s
os~-.-,r.
TUI3urUSL

To II ~ UEA Try Brick bull
-. TIE undersigned have taken,i cheiInan, Q
ts.i: that large and conn, Odious threest, ue ia l.
e,--.i ing lately erected by Mr.. III. Z. Her Ente
the corner OF Second street an n Fulton Ayel- 'cer
masc0 City. In which they have o. e.ed ,iou,s q
tainment. To which they have aitache a faui! uiN
and respectfully solicit sherc pubic patrons
They have large Wagon Yard with con- ILL
and cGpacous sheds la OF the Lamasc' steam d!II,
and conycdien TO the premices. They haN hie -li!
Sleeping Rooms, and lodge comfortably ffts
For those who in the habit of pariakng Of the aiu0
they will end Bar well stored with TIL kinds of
liquors and attention, accomplished BarSeeper " 10
will at all times attend TO their wants. Their tables VII,
times be supplied with the choicest Wards and veg
etabes the market viii afford 1t their intention, at all
times to keep orderly and quiet house. and pains
will be spared TO render their guests comfortable. They
have DOUBT but their long experience in catering tor
the public will enable them 10 give entire satisfaction TO
all who may favor them - in call.
The want such house in this part Of the city has long
been felt and the undersigned in hopes generous
public will their euicay remedy the deC
ency. bhCGGIMAN G. FISHER
lamasoo City, May 10th SIT
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ICwEJ.Ry AND MOTIONS

JEWELTsT AND ,NOTlDsS-
sxyress direct from the manufacturers Clusterpins
rags. Finger rings, Loekets. Fob-chains, keys
KY .irt.studs Beltsiides, Buckles and l1ns which
Ear low rs any house in New YORK. - wholesale
Tenois.SL st ret ill great variety of Port MOnEars,
INMsgh Us Combs, Gold Pens, Needless SteebeaG'
OF reuli; AIS Icons Musc-boxes, Chessmen. Dolls
furses, brushes, A. c. PUSEEE,
and Chaps, Aecor. Main street near Water
Bids; &c
-1y73m 'AFES
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crIILIco1HE, o., April l3th' q,
niessrs SrrARSs e. MARVIN 49,, Tn ren, =
Gentlemen: Yours of the 1h Is az HIM. o,i Good
o-,. Safe in the fire. YOURS mas prof. sao>
notlng lost a large Safe--IT WAS PED ,r n Won
o'i ~, :, the IN gALAMAEDEE BorGHr From ho0
ED--but III uo - your oI,ef' en-; servant.
NOTHING WAS lS'UhLD'' Nm. = CLEMUNS
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KELLER & FAgSNsLEY.

KELLER 81 FAEaNSLEY.
VyTCGLD respectfully call the attention of Physicians
w country merchants and the public generally
their fine assortment Drugs and Medicines ofovery
regularly receiving from Tie Eastern markets, and which
they will sell 4; wholesale retail on the most aceomno
dating terms
ALSO-Surgieal Instruments OF eSery kind, such as
AmpUtatinc, in mahogany cases. pocket insrunens,Nc
Dentists Instruments i'm cases. feeieXtrGciIg inStru
meHts such Curved Turnkey with pivot; curved com
key straight ed and doublejoiEed Foseepsan
Gets of every description, eGpping with brass pump
eXh3user improved scariicaor breast pumps, rus
of every description; Brushes such paint counter,
es cloth, hEir and tooth. livery variety of shaving and
toilet SOAP such Lows Brown Windsor Musk Chinese,
Transparent Washing Ball, Rose. Walnut Oil, Almond
NaregGted Shaving Cream, and perfamer of every kind
and quality.
All The popular Patent Medicines of the age, such Nc
lanes Nsrnifage, Fahnsoess do Swain sdo; Mustang
LiHimcii. Nerve and Bone do; 0podeidOck; Batcman'
Drops; Godey's Cordial Harlan Oil. Bulls, Townsend
and many other preparations of SarSlparilia.
Particular attention will bc paid to Ply scans ard Mer
chants ORDERS, tina: the articles oaIeluy I;tkcd
warranted as represented.
KELLER & FARNELEY,
octI2-n No. "a Water street, Evansville, Ind.
To 900 FINE Spanish segars, just reed FROM New
IVsOUU York, and for sale by
m!S PRESTON BROTHERS.
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II oin.tnIIGoIe tlrat Critters,

It those rlat make the mos; noise sell "a
Persous In want of Groceries may restas
an be bought at the corner of Fourth and
MOE Is cap as the cheapest and probably q ny
IN cheapcs-. n do, y heleye IL iustgiyc me r'h
sured thai they ~ JAAiES -Gr.--- ".
Main streets, as ell
tie cheaper; and ifyV ,1--- Y CO, sye' near Water
my4 ri ptsVl
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Lazy PAPTNERsHIP.

VAS C. JONES and JAS. L. BLYTHE, Atiorries at
d Law Evansville Indiana. have associated themselves
partners in the practice Of the law. and viii continue
10 practice in this and the adjoining countless and in the
Supreme and District Court They design turning their
attention pevicuiarly TO land law. In short time they
will be- prepared 20 give in few minutes abstract OF
the tile almost any 10; in Evansville or lis enlarge
ments or in Lamasco, together with beir professioPa
oninion as 10 the title ifdesired. tjy25-dawtfi
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-06

{ / of Rich & Co.'s Improved
ill sell IT New York manu-
U-IfST reed assOrtmeL r,aiebt only
- Pc.ent Safes, which We Y AILIS z, HOWES
factory prices, with addition OIL r Southern Indiana.
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REMOVED.
E III. HOOD. vurrtrp
EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.

re constantly receiving in addition 10 their forme
IA hre stock, a new supply of
Books aGd statiCprry.
OF every description. New Publications. as issued by
The Eastern Publishing Houses, regularly received.
Orr Wholesale and Retail prices are the same as AT
Louisville or Cineina We wish TO remind Country Mer
chants OF TINS att the proof of which is in trying
large and wen selected assortment of
SCHOOL, Medical and Theological Books always on hand (
10 select from.
Printing, Writing Wrapping and Fancy Papers, Blanlszs
BOOKS OF every description and quality; American
Foreign fancy Stationery OF all KINDS constantly
Music Teachers supplied liberal terms with the bcss
of Guitar and Piano Music.
IL Orders for Books not hand promptly attende-s
TO. lJyi 4. II. HOOD & Co.
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Sole Agents


THE yCOTUE,
GREAT FIRE IN CHILL.
MGDo oashcsi
,,-c.ti,ird OF the Town Bnfnt~ 1852.
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GASl GAs!! CASH.!
-AND ORNAMENTAL
TT-E CyG, ETETTMC-

= AND CHNAMEEIAD
ECU5E, 81 c. 'IEITNC.
IA ready to receive and promptly
wy w. TILESTON l. is line OF business, at his shop,
! w i. attend TO ordersinL etreeis Mr. Carellos
corner of Main and Second in ihe best sly le
Clothing store. lie IS prepared all its varieties Imita
Plain and Fancy Sign Painting in Ornamental Painting
tons OF Wood, Marble, &C.. and House Painting, and
euerallv He also s0cS orders for left upOn
viii always b. ready to attend TO orders tnoya7-ul
Ut the shop door. --
tEoLEACHED MUsLINS.-20 cases reed
- Eclipse, and for sale 10y Ky.
ieI4 Jas. LOW &, CO., AZ Main ST., Lot -
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CO-PARNERSHIPS, &C.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

IHE partnership in the practice of law ofLaw, Baell
Il tS Johnson has been dissolved. The business OF
the firm will be continued kinder the firm of Law and
Johnson Attornies and Counsellors at law. [mar %
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Tho above letter shows that In real hot rTe, MN In
ny.s ore me ONLY Safes 10 be depended VI OH
Il street fire. elcreR Safes. oil dhetv IL. 40
AN, Wv destroyed, RtcH's SAVE AtoNE o.nt S r-s
the Pc sames preserving notes, bonus '.nu s e
wore tota ne OF SIC0Co0 Jho chiliieo.nYl Iqss-
anCe To the ny SAfE rs l'I' that Nillcr'
Scs, 10 the val. : plS'E, .-..,,r,rr.r are tht
parall FL ease-EyL I'm it!. The whole " ori
repeated 'eu =, ~; -, -r ,,r.r and Z
Patent Salam&Iders, ', ifO 70. - .r5 A,rr,rrs
best safes made in the Un.. "Ns ,,Se, - eTApVII
They can be had at the 1jEPo se;cs
the Factory, corner ofsT Ma
New YORK. 81
.flsO. Ct tire foElot-iHg. ,ore MI
ISaAI bi NH ', Nv -, is, Tenn.
THOMPSON q ONDESBUIIS, Bait
HOLYOAKE. LOWNES % CO., MempA
,e,...V q MORLEY. Toieds. o.
AIIJS & l9WES, Evansville, la.
s. SUEPAED 4 CO.. Buffalo, y. y:
WALTER k. MARVIN, Ioc1 port, N Y.
RsRNEY BROTHERS, Mobile, Ala.
JTI.S H. CAMPFIELD, Savannah, Ca
HALL6l MOSES. Columbus, Ga.
DE HOSSTTT x BROWN, Wilmington ~ u
WIN. RANDALL. II. Paul, NJ. /.
MORLEY * RAYNOLDS. Cleveland U.
HAVER, BOYD q CO.. ZIncsvilc, q.
HY. SUGGETT, Rochester, y. Y.
JAS. HUTTON, Montreal, Canada.
my1i 3mdSw
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DsSSOLSEEON uF Csb-P1S'E y EEkS7EsP.
SNHE Firm of E. II. Hood & Co. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The unsettled business will be clos
cd up 10y 4. IL. Hood, who will the OF the Firm
in liquidaon md continue the Book business his own
name. L. II. HOOD
]. A. BROADWAY.
Evansville. Dec. losh. '5i.-ltf
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ABOVE te Bank, Were tney VIII DC nOst happy tesee
their old customers and many may desire
goods 1T Eastern Southern We have Just re-
ceyed late importation and respectfully solicit call.
aug9 H0LLlNGSWORTH d HUGHES.
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FLOORING MACHINE.

TINE undersigned have lately PIT in operation Floor
l. Ing and Facing Machine, tle Canal at the elbow,
near the grave yard they prepared 10 furnish
any quantity OF Flooring well worked any other
Machine Flooring that can be procured.
ALso-Any quantity OF PACKING BOXES as low rs
they can b. purchased in Cincinnati Ofdefsa-e respect
fully solicited. a. SIMPSON " BhO.
EVansNIlle. AUC 6. 1sJ2f.
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HAND KNIT TTrTTS-100 doztwisted silk Mits
4 L Irregular uIade) Tor s.le 10y JAS. LOW ~ CO.,
mh2I ~. Main street, Louisville, by.
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DURE LEAF LARD.-aO0 Jars put up by ourselves ex
Il pressy for family use, in store and for sale by
ie30 FOSTERS & BROWN.
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SlLKL CE.-5 cartoons 81 inch silk Lace for sale by
~ je2' AS. Low d CO., All Main ST.. Loa., Ky.
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MESS PoRK.-50 hfbbls Family Mess Pork choice
w artc In store and for sale low by
El5 SAMUEL ORR.
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TIE CHEAP SrORE.
III who want the choicest kRd of FAMILY GROCERIES,
N very cheap rates. look for the sign the top
fne house. T. T. Bedfnrd's Cheap Family Grocery,
ner Second and Oak streets.
Mr.. II. will keep constantly hand en- assortment q
Family Groceries of the very best quality. and will sci
them very low. His motto is "9uek sales aud SINAI
profits" june 80 If
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TINE undersigned have removed their Book and MuS
Store. to the OF Main and First street whers
they just receiving in addition to their former stock
extensive assortment of Books, Stationary. MUsica
instruments &c. e.; all Of which they are prepared
sci. wholesale retail, the most liberal terms.
jyI3u a. COMMUNION q CO.
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MIR SMITH, ofthe Eagle Restaurant. has made arrange
1u ments to keep Constantly on hand fresh suppl
of storer & Co. Detroit Bottled ale of superior quality
je2If
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-22
RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE Dec. I5.-S1 w. Dixon Carr, Ke-
Evansville NJ. w. Davis, 7. G. Davis, Chap
ell Hill A. A. McCaskil, Fayetteville r.
Stanford, Bethmont ; w. LII. Bass, I. Viii
liams, Ringwood DR.. Toney, Staunton DR..
s. Woods, Walnut Grove j. j. Rigsbee,
Oh. Hill John G. Smith, River Side DIR.
A. Patterson, Springfield j. w. Toney,
Warrenton $50 L. L. Bond, Tarboro' S.
Isaac Brown, Comfort 81 NJ. Wright, j. I.
Roper, Springfield; Darling Broom, Monroe
lei. III. Gibbons, Hookerton James L. Smith,
Vim. Newbold, Z. Lowe, WoodvilIe d. S.
Morrison, Henry Mcneil, Robson 8 %
Jas.P. Leaky, Black Mountain Sc A. Law
son, Fayetteville 81 Azor Shell, Lenoir;
DC. Edwards, Roxboro'; So 80 w. II. Garris,
Pleas. Hill 81 r. Mcdaniel. Fayetteville;
Mrs. J. Emerson, Cabarrus Geo. Kinney,
Lexington Al. Battle, Greenville j. w.
Saunders, Tarboro' DR.. r. K. Smith, Hay
wood w. II. Weaver, Henderson j. p.
Lawrence, New Light 81 D. D. Carroll,
Clinton; John S. Burwell, Staunton 81 each
NJ. ]. Edwards, w. A. Darden, Mary c.
Speight, Mrs. Alice A. Edwards, VIM. Ed
mundson, Greene; A. W. Belts, Cumberland;
I'll. Williams, Warsaw III. Baker, Louisburg;
j. a. Mcbride, Pennington.
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GFnpFranrE G1rInuFaia.

The Rev. Prof. Deems is preparing for the
Press, a Cyclopedia of Temperance matter
1t will contain a history of the rum-trafic and
OF the Temperance reform, a large amount Of
statistics, exhibiting the influence of iutenper.
ance in all parts of the world, statements show.
ing the beneficial effects of temperance. and
the operation of various laws for the suDpres.
sion OF the traffic a choice selection of histori.
cal, biographical, serious, pathetic and humor.
Gus Incidents and anecdotes bearing upon this
subject extracts from the sermons, ESSAYS and
speeches OF the most distinguished and able
writer's, and a choice selection Of poetry. II Is
intended TO be a work of permanent value, as
complete a magazine of information and argu.
ment on this subject as can be collected. The
compiler desires to gre a list of all the rorks,
lchether books, pamphlets or periodicals, pub,
hShed or re-pu6lished IN this cOuatrv. on the
subjects Of intemperaRce and TEMPERANCE. stu
ting tie names Of the author and publisher.
the place and time Of publication andif pos,
Stbte, the price. He hopes thus to furnish the
friends OF temperance The information neces.
sary TO the selection Of a good temperance
library, and to aid publishers and authors in
circulating their works.
All pamphlets should be prepaid and direc-
ted TO the Rev. G. f. Deems, Greensboro, n.
G., All books directed to him and sent to NJ.
w. Dodd. Brick Church Chapel, New York,
free OF expense, will come safely, or they may
be sent by mail pre- paid. Temperance papers
and Magazines may be sent by mail directed
to the Weekly Message, Greensboro n G..
All the periodicals of the country laborinu
in this cause, will confer a favor by inserting
this notice once or twice in the editorial, OF
news, or literary department