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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-02

MACK & LOBENSrIN s,S
w Western \ ia T. lothing Stor
IN FULL BLAST!
i EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
IN STORY nREw's PAVILION, coRsEr O,
I WATER AND sycAMoFE STREETS
a. Messrs. MACK & LoBENsTlNE
| SM have just reed and will continue $IEN } II
| "a to receive weekly from their large SNE5IT
LIZ. Wholesale Establishment in Cm- &S<ziIE
ati, the iarge. and most extensive assortment of
| FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
manufactured with especial view to meet the want,
the market, and consisting of every article OF aurare
necessary to complete the wardrobe Of individuals Of ey
| ~ taste.
fine assortment of black, brown, gray drab Mackin
aw Blankets, Box aud Oyercoas, fine lot cloth coats
of all sizes and prces superior black and blue French
and English Cloth Dress Frocks and Sack Coats fnl
and grey and all co,ors OF Tweed and &
frock and dress Coat, Roundabouts and Goats or ali
kinds.
PANTS.
Superior black and blue cloth and cashmere pants
fancy French Cashmere Pants; fancy stripes blue black
and steele mixed aud cadet mixed Sanett Pants Tweed
aud Corduroy pants of ever! variety and price to suit
purchasers.
VESTS,
Black silk and satin Vests fancy and rain silk velvet
Vests fancy cashmere Vests stinett vests and
vests Of ali kinds.
FUssNsSXIING GOOES.
Consisting Of an elegant and nILcGlh
~gxEzx, large assortment of custome T'YilHt
~ made bosom shirts. shirt collars, ~ W
cravas Of superior quality and beautiful patterns silk
knit cotton drawers understands gloves, suspeniers and
every other article usually fouBd in the most extensive
establishment of thr country. ..-
SSs In connection with their large stock Of fr1-:
yaAH clothing, they viii keep a fbe assort Essl,tS
Elg5 mcnt of CAMPS Superior HATS AND CAPS.
Also, all kinds OF Union, Mexican California, Leghorn
Panama and other styles of hats. with varet. Of
BOOTS and SHOES,
1t is useless to mention ,heirelegant and very extern
siye lot of hogskn and other kinds of TRUNKS, CARPET
BAGS andVALsEs.
Offering he .rtelt thanks for the unmistakable de-
aonstrairatons Of approval received in both the whole
sale aud retail departments OF our business, m respect
fully soliciting continuation of the pubck favor We
deem unnecessary to Tccatulae Inry Slled fac
ties and systems Of conducting business, which
able Us TO eompet if not excel establishment of the
Kind Ia the Union. We beg TO say. that every step in
progress in experience. and extending our business
tends towards enabling the more 10 extend great in
cGcencnis and facilities TO customers. Having en-
lGrged our business considerable degree since l. ST
spri ~ we this enabled to offer TO friends
and TO The Inspection of purchasers generally, stock O
goods. which in superiority of make, beauty of Styles
and l0Nness of prces, has certainly not its equal either
In the East 0r West
lFCouutry merchants should not fail TO this stock
before purchasing. rel
MACK & LOBENSTINE.
EraHsriiie. oct. IG, 1851.
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The above letter shows thatin resl hot fire. RIcH's
SALANASDERs the only Safes TO be depended upon
In the Pearl street fire, efeseH Safes of different maker
were totally destroyed, RIcHs SAFE bidding def
10 the flames, preserving notes. bonds and mortga
to the value of SI00 Geo. The Chillicothe frc is
parallel case-EvERY SAFE Rrcns destroy These
repeated occurrences prove incontestIiy that vdcrs
Patent Saiamanders with RIcns IMPROVEMENT, are the
best Safes made in the United States in the whole
world. They be had at the DEPoT, li6 WATER ST,
and at the FAcToRY, corner of ST- Marks PLACE and
ATENUEA, New York. STEARNS q MARVIN.
Also. at the folioriHg AgeAeies.
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, La.
l.. NJ. HATCH, Charleston, s. e.
THOMPSON 81 ONDESBURYS, Baltimore, Nd.
HOLYoAkES, LoWNES 6s CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY d MORLEY, Toledo, o.
ALLIS & H0WES, Evansvill Ia,
s. SHEPARD IL CO., Eufialo. n Y.
WALTER X. MARVIN, Lock port, ". Y.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS. II. CAMPFIELD, Savannah, Ga.
HALL & MOSES, Columbus Ga.
DE'HOSSET d BROWN, Wilmington, n. G..
WM. RANDALL st. Paul, NJ T.
MORLEY q RAYNOLDS, Cleveland, o.
HAVER BOYD q GAINESVILLE. o.
HY. SUGGETT, Rochester. ~. Y.
JAS. HUTTON, ontreal, Canada.
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MAIN STREET PROPERTY

II best business locations 10 be obtained In The city
of Evansville would do well To call, without delay On
the undersigned who is the agent of Mr.. James koGuel
for the sale of the Public square property
.| JNO. ]. CHANDLER,
novl7 Real Estate Agent.
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OF,

JOHN c. DEVEREUX Jr.,-Has on land and for sal
by Barrel single gallon first rate article of Lar
OIL which We will sell very low,
nov6 JOHN T.. DEtEhEOA JI'
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Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths ana iIouse
Furnishing Goods

Among which may be found super 3ply Carpets, ply
do, super lngrsn Cotton Cham, ana inc various Si1 q
qualities of ,ir Carpets of the newest pat rms o.
.n, ia Fleor oi! Cloths patterns. STAIR OIL es'
Table il Cloths asd Covers, rich Satin DE LANES Tor hr-
tans TX s,irer Curtain Damasks Tx super Mtsih Cur
tans Linen Dainasks Napkins and Table Cloths super
Bed Blank cts, Linen and Cotton sheenss ana i9M ,
Linens aud Coito;.s, Moreens Blue and bGh Coon Da,
masks Plain and Figured Turkey Red Prints, Embossed
Piano and Table Covers Cornices Curtain Pins patent
merous IN mepton which We would invite our friends
and the ,blic TO call and exaDihe before purchashg
esew Happy and willing oshow our goods
al all times and will offer strong Inducements 10 hose
wishing 10 purchase. o'V"-"
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> a. 4 Il T. Ee y ON
Life Insurance ompany,
CINcIYNATl. ONO.
Incorporated by the State of Ohio,
800. coo CAPITAL.

Incorporated by the State of Ohio,
$1,000 CAPITAL.
Z IFE INSURANCE effected in this company on the
IL Mutual and Joint Stock system.
OGeers ard Directors:
II. II. GooDMAS, Presr w. w. CONES, Vice Pres't.
l.. BESToS, Secretary.
III. H. Goodman, WA. Eurnet.
W. W. Comes, VIM. MeCammon.
T.. Gest. George Carlisle,
Charles COnahan Samuel Is. kcys,
A. (f. buft {. Goodman ,oi Cincinnati.
n. B. Payne. Cleveland. %. w. Deslier, Columbus.
Roard Of FiRGHec;
Hon. Jacob Burnet, SamI Virgins, ESQ.
=. $. Goodman, Esquire.
Applications received 10y p. HORNBR0oK. Agent
Prof. W. y. ByToRp. Medical Examiner. ldeci0ifl
EAGLE EINSUssANUE CSIiPANI,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
ChPIT AL, S2OO, 600.
DIRECTORS.
Samuss B. Tufts, $. W. Reejer
Wm. Wood II. keSsler.
H. W. Townley,
r. COPEr,AN.
TNHIS Company continues 10 Insure proper! "i ~"
Iescriptions agaius, loss or damage 10y IRE. Also
a1inst the peris ofte sea and Inland navigation. The
being authorized by the company, prepared
to effect Insurance on the most reasonable TERMS
au0aS-lyr II. c. .GMATiiMEl, Agent
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TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS ANN
COUNTRY MERCHA -

r-rr y = " It u n N t<fNOTf MIS-.
ne Undersigned have now IN store large stock
Il drugs Medicines, Chemicals, Oils Paints Varnsh
es, Dye Woods Glassware, Patent Medicines Brushes
&c &C, and are constantly receiving fresh suppes
rom the manuf ctarers and Eastern markets vhc thew
are determined TO sell ata small advance.
arucies are al selected with great care and war
ranfed to give satisfaction genuineness quality and
price. ''1A"'' anu
surgical instruments, Trusses, Abdominal Supporters
anu shoulder Braces Of the most al proved styles
ure brandy, Old Rye w Wbsky and Wines for medical
purposes oHiy, OF the very best qualities.
Also large supply of Daguerrean Stock consisting Of
Eastern prices. : -
rs Mlilers Fine Cut Tobacco. and choice lot of old
havana Segars Bird Cages, Seeds and Fountains
Merchants and dealers will please call aud examine
SOCK Mhen IN le city, aud all orders will be attend
w. H. r. SToDDARD,5 WhofesaTe DfuygTSrS,
oct u Main street, the river.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

x-.ooK,s FAMILY GRoCERY-Keeps every thing
choice In Groceries and provisions, ON FIRST
f,-rwe.n Main and Locust. ho'i'
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TIL f.
GREAT ERE In CUILLICOTIE,
Il a q 20
pnc TIA IL of the Town Bur mt to A = N e s.

CmLLIcoTHE, o., April 18th, 1852.
Messrs. SrE.RSs & MARvIS-
Gentlemen: Yonrs of the 5th is at hand. In reply,
every Safe in the fire, has proven good for
nothing. lost large Safer PERFECTLY DsrRoY
ED--but in the SMALL SALAMANDER l BOUGHT FROM YoU
NOTHING WAS INJURED. Your obedieut seryt.
WM. CLEMONS
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j. s. JAouEss EvASs'L, FIELD, MERRITT & Co., y. Y.
MERKITT, FIELD * CO.

IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
j Domestic Dry Goods. Hais. Caps, Boots and Shoes.
ld's new building First street between Main aud syea
more Evansville. Ind. particular attention paid tp or
ders-) soos-'
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TO COUNTRY MERCHNTS.
VTE are prepared TO sell Clothing of cry vari-
w ety and quality and manGaouredn in the most sub
manner Wholesale having just received from
Europe large stock Of cloths, cassimeres, &c. which
will enable ms To make up and sell on the most
able terms clothing OF every kind. We have just recey-
ed n large lot of All qualities Of overcoats.
Weiny the attention of the country trade to our stock,
while we express gratitude for the liberal patronage
thus far so literally extended us. -
MACK tS LOBENSTINE,
Western Star Clothing Store,
v 10 Corner Front and Sycamore streets.
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HIGH STREET Lots

HIGH STSEET LOTS
TNOR SALL.- The undersigned has OH hands. with in
structions sell low, some of the most handsome
Lots On High street, and other parts of the city of La
maseo JNO. J. CHANDLER,
noyls Real Estate Agent
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shoes J Shoes =!

shoes ShOeS!.
AIDES, Misses and ehidrens she es in great
Il Just reed and for sale at
EMBICH'S DRY GOOD STORE.
oet1 Main st. three doors below Second.
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rAPERI PAPERl!
TUST reed 375 Reams of Letter and Cap paper, OF
j every quality. and which added to former large
supplv makes stock tie best offered in this
ket all which will be sold to the city and country trade
at reduced prices. RATHB0NE & WHEELER.
octI5 No. j Fosters Block.
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1Sr received a fine assortment of American Tabl
Cutlery, Butchers, Cooks hunting and shoes knives
from the mandatory of. Russell d Co., for sale by
sept C. NJ GRIFFITH
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS!!

THE undersigned has now r~
Eesf Hon hand, and is constantly tssfyll1 ~
F-ys; L. yI manufacturing "A superorar- tTsSS y Ei
9 iEsjticle of Trunks and Valices, ssa-l@s.1.
of eyer fashionable stye-Leasier, Wooden and Hal
Trunks of all sizes which he wiil sen low" ohoP on ~
street between Fourth and the Canal. s,,-z
Jelly '-A ~ 1--H--- -
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voHy C. DEvEREUX, JR., Wholesale and Retail
II dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens, Window blus,
gs,.r. Wrappiny aud Roofing Paper, Lamps, Phosgene
oas, o''' WV [auglO 1y
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500 Pc.ages OF Goods.

500 Pc.ages OF Goods.
The Largest stock of Dry Goods III
Indiana.
WE have now hand just received and en- the way
w the largest, cheapest. and most desirable stock
of stap and fancy Dry Goods offered in Indiana
very large amount OF which tracted for be-
rore the advance in goods -
onr arrangements with manufactures and Importers,
and our having of the firm always i'm the market
enables sell goods greatly below most other houses
solicit all who wish buy cheap to call and examine
our extensive stock before buying eseware.
augl9 i IL MaohEE N W.
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NHlNGLES. PLOWS AND WHEELBARROWS-
~ Latest improved Pows and wheelbarrows from the
Sanneiton Foundry. Aso $4,000 Shingles for sale low
by lHII IL. COOK.
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JOHNSON & FRENCH, shOlesale and retail Ie"iers ~
Fnr,is.n aud Domestic Dry Good Eo III Main street.
mh2.-Iy
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TX Mock DoWNAND DRAGOUT Rat Traps;
IN Sugar cured Beef;Frcsh Pearl corn Hominey :roms
10 Sasups; Pickles asst Soaps and other livingston ma
ried people, for sale low by I'll =
scptI4 HoRNBROOK & woODARD.
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Rules Fs.r Yp.png laeia.

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| duli,y viii w'l;.b ,his nnst n,,,s,,.r
ou. gentleman has ndhcred ~ lie
own rrlurisns To un,;rin, ;,dn.
,ry. and close onrl;cn,ion hn Mid !.
Mid and rcn,l,.n.snIv I.n,m,n,n,,. ~ ~
unsrlt;.b d.vn,;nm - ,h, unr,; .'f
his customers md nm ;u1.non,ia
of ,l,muh, md ON c,.,rr ,,f ,,,,.,
/ icvond MI n,niso H. " i;::s, l,i;,:a y,
were cr,,wncd hy an nc,ivo L.nn,.o
l.ncr Which h,. ,.rr;. a ;, ,'I ,',';3 ~
ness - :, ,l,,,.,,,a @ :,
riycn 10 himself in HE r.,;rnn,',', ~ ,ha "
cuusolnlorv r,n.c,i,n ~, III. nc, has M
bc,n ,,s,t,,I ~ ,,h"rs :" We" - III 1 ''s ,a, s
land probable To limsrlt' NJ
81 Br irlnstr;,ns oma ooo,o,,;'..,
Waste n.i,h.r t;,no M nnr n,''nan H.,
! small ana us,.lcss n,.,.,,,,s .n,i !,
,lul. .cuc,. r,h,. ,,,,,,,,r 49,, H.
cd to begin 10 SAY, he ,,,nn,n, ,h.,
enter on ibr ru,Ls .nf. liz. IN. wn, nj,
ever ,l,ecor,. easier H., nro ,hnn, .n,,
,h.y x;ll ~, t,il =,
rc;.,,cy. and lint w;,I,n', d,n,;nn
themselves any. ,.f ,,,,, a,
ard cunt;,,,. IF Ef:. onr r,,,,ln 80
certainly among ,h. ms, ;,nnri,il.,,, w
and extra vuu,pt nm III, f,,a ,,r ,j,x
earth If is cnonob :, ,r.l. a.,
merchant of The old s,lumJ rlh,,
looks back and thinks whnt cc,,no,ny
prudence and discretion he had =,
bring to bear on, hi, vw,, bnsi,,css (and
Which are IN fact II. inscs az Iii su,.
ccssiul entcrprixc.) start Luck in a.
tomi.ln,cnt to look at tho yu,h.
less waste al.l cxtraysrarce &C ,b.
age and people. The iiubcg, ,.s, nf
Representative, with No. is Lonc>t IN.
Lustry. Wei directed in,lustrv mslrx
men haply. The really n,l,,,,. clu.s
,h. class ,I,,t ,yas ,',lI,, i, :
dclv'd and Eve sruu,' and have nre.
served their Jatclt tu this dny nm.
la,nishrd is tue laboriuus and indus
trious. Until men have learned in.
dusty. economy. aud sclt:cout. oI
they cauuu, be safely entrusted with
wr;, IT,.
9 10 industry and economy. odd
scif frvIial,cr.-D not tuke too much
advice. The business man must keep ut
the helm, and steer his own ship. In
earl life. every one should hc tanch,
tn think for Inns If. 4 mun's talent.
are never brought out until h. is
thrown to some extent uron his own re-
sources. lin every diilic,.ltv lie has
only 10 run to his principal, and then
implicitly obey the directions he may
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ceased had lost Ills life by the bite Of
q serpent. known MS the cobra dc
capcllo, when in a state Of intoxica.
ton, and in consequence Of his OWN
raslincss and indiscretion."
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What utter loneliness to be alono
/ in a crowd ! To see ten thousand
persons. all full Of life and animation,
exchanging the hurried greeting,
the familiar nod, or stopping in
friendly chat; and amid alisthsse liy-
ing hearts to be alone, to have no
frien,l, no cause To- wear out the bda-
er,hyS frequent. upliftings, to be as
Phillips has it,, grand, gl1oing and
peculiar, Ito walk Without an on
iject,1to see ali and yetknoN moro
il makes one bilious,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-01-19
A Thrilling Incident.

The first settler in Maine found, be-
sides its ed-faced owners, other and a
bundant sources of annoyance and dan
ger.
The majestic forests which then wav
ed, where now is heard the hum of bus.
mess, and where a thousand villages
stand were the homes Of innumerable wild
and savage animals.
Often at night was the farmers fami-
ly aroused from sleep by the noises with
out, which told that Bruin was storming
the sheep pen or the pig sty, or was lay
ing violent paws upon some unlucky calf;
and often, on a cold winter night, did
they roll large log against the door,
and with beating hearts draw closer a.
round the fire as the dismal howl of the
wolf echoed through the woods.
The wolfwas the most ferocious, blood
thirsty, but cowardly, of all, rarely at
tacking man, unless driven by severe
hunger, and seeking his "ictim with the
utmost pertinacity. The incident which
am about to relate occurred in the
early history of Biddeford.
A man who then lived on the farm
now occupied by Mr.. Il, was one
autumn engaged in telling trees at some
distance from his house. His little son
ightyears ole, was in the habit, while his
mother was busy with household cares
of running out into the field and woods
around the house and often going where
the father was at work. One day, after
the frost had robbed the trees of their
foliage, the father left his work sooner
than usual, and started for home. Just
by the edge of the forest he saw curl
Gus pile of leaves. Without atopping
to think what had made it he cautiously
removed the leaves, when was his aston
ishment to find his own darling boy ly
ing there sound asleep 1t was but the
work of moment to take up the little
sleeper, put in his place snail log, care
fully replace the leaves, and concea
himself among the nearest bushes there
to watch the result After waiting q
short time he heard VOLTS distant howl
quickly followed by another and another
till the whole woods seemed alive with
the fearful sounds
The howls came nearer, and in few
minutes large, gaunt, savage-lookipl
wolf leapod into the opening, closely fol
lowed by the whole pack. The leader
sprang directly upon the pile of leaves
and in an instant scattered them in eve
ry direction Soon as he saw the decep
tion, his look of fierccness and confidence
changed to that of the most abject fear
He shrank back, covered to the ground
and passively awaited his fate;for the rest
enraged by the supposed cheat. fell upon
him, tore him in pieces and devoured hin
on .he spot,
When they had flushed their comrade
they wheeled around, plunged into th'
forest and disappeared. Within FIVE min
utcs from their first appearance not
wolf was in sight. The excited father
pressed his child to his bosom, and thank
ed the kind Providence which led hin
tn ere to save his dear boy.
The boy, after playing till he was wea
ry, had lam down and fallen rslo,I
and in that situation the wolf had founC
him and covered him with leaves unit
he could bring his comrades to the feast
but himself furnished the repast.--Bid
dcford Journal
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II will never say yes to that will
die first"
A struggle ensued between the two,
but Jim had his match.
"Thou must yield, james, / insist on
it," replied Nathan, and he grasped Jim
by the throat. IL will choke thee into
submission thou must answer afirma-
lively; say after me, promise to love
my neighbor as myself, including the
Quakers."
II wont promise that, I'll be cursed il
/ do"
''Thee had better give in-I will choke
thee again, if thee does not-see, my grip
tightens"
And Nathan did compress his grip
and the choking process went on again.
Jim's face first became distorted, ther
purple-his tongue lollcd out, and hi:
eyes protruded from their sockcts-his
body writhed like dying mans. Ma
than persisted in holding his grip unit
Jim became entirely passive; he ther
relaxed his hold. Jim was slow in re
covering his speech and senses-wher
he did, he begged Nathan for mercy
sake to release him
"When thee will make the promise ]
exact from thee, will release thee, bu
no sooner" replied Nathan,
Jim saw that he was powcrless, and
that the Quaker was resolute. He fel
it was no use to persist in his stubborn
ness.
IL will give in--I will promise to Low,
my neighbor as myself he replied.
'Including the Quakers," insinuatet
Nathan.
yes, including the Quakers, too," re
piled Jim
"Thou maycst arise then, friend James
and trust that the lesson thou has
learned to-day, will make more peace
able citizen of thee, and l hope bet
ter man." answered Nathan.
Poor Jim was entirely humbled h
left the field with his spirits completed,
cowed. Not long after this occurrence
the story was bruited about. He sool
after left the scene of his many triumph
and his late disastrous defeat, and en-
igratcd to the far west The last hear,
of him he was preparing to make anotl
er move. Being pressed for his reason
why he again emigrated, he said cole
ny Of Quakers were about moving int
his neighborhood He said he was ur
der obligations to love them-but he wa
of the opinion that distance would len
strength to his attachment.