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.u.3RSU3LS SALE.

I'D directed on @ Office oi The eFS
aD Circuit and F the District ~
indrna hive ed and VIII public se f cash n laad
House door the Lebanon, co Is ~ Boone d-
dan Octtr ISL the rents ane iis Tor
gcr, Of ti- following Described real estate VIZ id N IN
IN HioCk Is, Lot No 2in bhsk J.
Lot No. IN Block T. Fractional lot Ne m Block ~ Lot No IA
much n ms hereto
Sold i mentioned ofs and IN ftfTs i and fhu
al of which lots and fractions Of hts rored on the original
Lebanon the ani State last areti
Also, No , rods and l. fs al cen II
Town. Also 10. containing iS> al
joining sad Souhw,a 81 NssvtSi quarter ~
y, Town. j. NORTH o Ran East containing ~ N
quarter quarter Section ~. Town TO-
North Range last Also East m The South
quarter North Rau-e East.
Also, West hif the Southeast quarter %, Scn
~ Town East containing al 81 which
reene. district Aforesaid and in
profits should sell sufficient satisfy fetf
and place she m simple
lots and lands fI sale between The lFs rcSis &
bs law. JESSE y. BRIGHT.
September :. ISL. 1-3w. late T. y Marshal. Dist Ia
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14
YANKEE ENERGY.

\ few days since gentleman of this city was
standing near the Canal at C0eymaHs, when he saw
small yaw boat approaching HIM propelled by a
lad about seventeen years OF age. The boat con
tanned also the boy mother, sisters and a small
brother. Oar friend asked hiH where he was from,
and where he was bound and he answered in sub
stance follows:
We from Ohio. 1Iy father died there and
we were nearly destitute, mother thought we had
best go back to Saybrook, Coma, where we used to
live so we raised money enough 20 get this boat.
and started from OHIO last fall. We came through
lake Erie and got into the canal where were
stopped by the ice and during the winter we haul
cd our boat up by the side OF tie canal, where we
remained I'LL the ice broke up. Sometimes we were
considerably cold, and at other times sick little
but on the whole we got along right smart. We
shall 20 down the North River, and NJ the Sound
TO Say brook
During his conversation our friend was walking
along the margin Of the Canal our noble Yankee
boy, being unwilling lose any time KEEP, constant
iy proqellng his boat forward the younger brother,
lad OF only seven eight years OF age, steering
the craft. II was Sunday morsne. and the mother
ana daughters were clad n their Sabbath suits and
engaged IN reIt-g. \ small furnace was stand
ing the decS Of TIE boat, and sail, snugly stow
cd, was lying fore aad aft. Inc icN cooking utcn-
slls, bedding, aud clothing belonging to this poor
family were securely placed under the deck.
Here Is an instance OF industry and perseverance,
which commends Itself to the notice Of the rising
gcncration-aye, aud the present one too No
doubt II TINS boy lives he Will make STIR IN the
world, and If we knew his name We would publish
lt.--.N. !. Tribune.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

The Newburgh Telegraph discourses titus on re-
ceivlng the admirable Veto Of President Tyler -
''Evcnts have transpircd within the last year in
which there seems something like retrlbutivc pun
Ishment to the party which acted the prince pie,
that he end justified the means. The wings, as 4
party, have indeed had most signal man iestations
that course of deception, false issues bribery and
corruption, escape the cognzancc Of II I'M in
whose hands are the destnies OF nations. lnme-
dIatey upon their accession to power, they had to-
kcns OF evil plain and startling that il needed not
the aid OF superstition to believe that the finger OF
omnpotcnce raised To lnilict on them the chas-
tsements of His displcasurc. The sudden and I'M
happy fate of the Chief whose praises they have
sung and TO whose name they had poured forth IL
batIons which would have dsgraced even a heath
OF Ogc, the man whose mcndacity rebuked by
n more worthy member of his own party, of Strnc
and of llaugbton-thc eagle at the Capitol drop
ping the scroll of .E plurbus unum''-the loss OF
the steamer Prcsdcnt-the division and distraction
which at prevailed IN the councils Of their cN-
traordinary session of Congress-and finally the T.
To OF their "TyLER TOO upon the bill for the IN
corporation Of n National Bank these. " th numcr-
Gus other signs and events. have most clearly shad
owed forth that the federal wings for their unhal-
lowed love OF wcalth-fr their receptions and frauds
upon the people that they might carry ont a system
OF policy which would make the rch richer and
the poor poorer''-are to bc thwarted IN all their
plans and finally Frustrated by their own inherent
wickedne>s. How true IS It that though man aaty
appoint yet God disrpponis,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14
Maj. Isaac STEWART, Carlisle, Ind.
AND STRICT PUNCTJAL
Irl.
BY pr. HUMPHREY

HUMPHREY.
You viii observe some children, IN families where
you visit, # not in your Own, that are never ready
to 20 the first bidding. rhey must be requested
commanded TO DO some little thing twice. per
haps three or four times before they can be Undue
ed to move. They do not mean 10 break the itl
commandment, but on the contrary, TO honor and
obey their parents, IN all things. They are not
quite ready. however, and they are sure It makes
no difference, whether they 60 tins minute or the
next. They want to read to the next ph
or to hear story through, or to warm themselves a
little longer, to be INDUCED ~ some other equal
Is frivolous excuse Tor lingering. Now this a
very bad habit, and which ought never 10 b. WINK
ed at and winch indeed IL never formed but under
mistaken parental indulgence. II your cAild does
not hear and obey you the i!rst time, how can you
be sure that lac Viii the second, even the third,
unless the loud and altered of your voice should
convince him, that you are quite out oi patience,
and that 1t vii! not do 10 lmgcr How often do
children, whea they have 10 thought OF d.so5eylng
wait TIL the cort forgotten, or The parent o.
lgcd 10 do It himself, u which, however, he has 10
right to complain, As u Is hls Own fault. Bat the
INJURY to Mcm Is very great, in taus casly allowing
tnem 10 form habits Oh procsastiuation, which they
wil Be very apt u carry along with them through
.ie and winch ] need not say Viii be extremely
inconycnient 10 themselves and their FRIENDS ">al-
ucl, my son, such thiag Is wanted, Will You at
tend TO IL - YES sir-and then reads OH SAN
your mother wants your assistance Then start
him, and IN snch away that he viii not hereafter
mistake the lenses; and nc VIII thank YOU for il as
long you i've.
30 when You send your children upon eTrands, or
permit them 10 visit their playmates, and fix the
Aoug Tor their return, It - vastly important That
seriously insist upon punctualty not because their
time Is 80 valuable, tor 1t may be worth very ll;te
or nothing 10 you alter they come back. Dut aside
from your convenience, IN knowing that the err
rand IS done, and where your children are. when out
OF sight, the habit OF adherug TO the letter OF your
instructions, Is essential 10 their future useful
ness and well being, that parental llXty on tins
point, may be followed, and have no doubt often
IS. by lrrepara0e losses OF property, 1t not of char
acter. The child may plead that ne was urged to
oyersiay his time, to 20 of somewhere else TO
play, and that he sure yea would have
gwen hun leave, had you been there aud i may
ali DC very true-but beware you listen u such cx-
cuses. They 90 to sap the foundation OF your au-
thorty. at the same time that he mischiegous to
himself
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

fIJ-Beforc the last election, the democratic par
ty charged with designing to reduce the sca-
ges ofiator. Upon this subject read the following
paragraph from the Louisville Journal ,Whg) Of the
ll,h
The bare fact that the present administration
has reduced the wages of laborers on the public
works. Is good euidence that NE cages previously
pad irere unnecessarily high. The present admin
straton would most certainly have continued pay
the old wages had II bot found that could procure
working men FER less; and. if it able procure
them for less, duty to do 50 was clear and pal2a
ble.'
The same wing Journal, Saturday last, argu-
cd that Tea anil cgGee pcre iurHries, the habit Of
drinking. which, Ike the habit Of dram-drnking,
d.sreputatie and hurtiul. Next to cool water,
the editor says, mix j. heaithicst and best.
What DO the people think about it, C.nciaaat
Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

IRRIT,BLE CHRIsTI,NS-We cut the f.lloyriuo
from the religious magazine, and commend Il Ia the
attention OF Christians or irritable temperament
There was a clergyman who often became quite
vexed by finding his grandchildren in his study
One day, one of these little children was stand no
by his mothers side, and she was speaking to him
Of heaven.
Ma, said he, 81 don't want to 90 TO heaven
Don't want 10 20 to heaven my son -
mo, ma. I'm sure DON'T
why not my son.'
why. grandpa will be there. wont he :"
why, yes, hope he Will
well. just soon as he sees Ms. he will come
scodinS along and say. trhelc. ckeic, rrhctr trha
are these boys here for don't want TO go to heay-
en- II granda is goIng there
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

REMARKABiE DETECTION or IEAvp.--A few
years ago an important suit, IN one of the legal
courts OF Tuscany, depended asccrtaining wheih-
or certain word had been erased by chem
zeal process from Il deed then before the court.
The party who insisted than erasurc had been
made. ayaicd themselves of the knowledge of Vi.
GazcrIi. who concluding that those who committee
the fraud would DC satisfied by the disappearance
OF the coorlng matter Of the INK suspected either
from some coloFlcss matter remaining the letters.
or perhaps from the agency of the solvent having
weakened the fabric Of the paper Itself beneath the
supposed letters tina, the effect OF the slow app-
eaton OF heat would be to render some difference OF
texture or 81 applied substance dent, BY some
rieiy IN the shade of color which heat la such cir
cumstances might be expected to produce. Per
mission having been given TO try the experiment.
Oh the application o! heat the important t-0rd re-
appeared, to the great satisfaction OF the court
Babbage, on The Decline IF Science.
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fVE 7TP. .4.ND TYLER VETO. .l.ND .
GO0G Cheap Tavern.

AMES u. RAY respectfully public
eS the laws Of necessity, e has opened his Tavern House Indian
arais, indiana iain Washington street oqpo>
House. aud intends keeping Travellers Ray o-e
the Is ana than the cheapest, oulcIl1 aud
house ui should De- reduced lie las
excellent, ard, supplied nh sheds
date movers aud VIII keep hay, oats, Sc 10 sell His oor l
hi The
may Iontai, riy geography
tc the sOcuusc Of his ledge tie
la, travelled much himself
Mr. RAY 70 eNcinnee law produce.
the preacher all denominations and all objects OF charity,
nD ciltsed; such the poor soldier orphan insane, widow &c.
Refreshments furnished without charge ,eler> SC No
gambling ur iisrdttly conduct permitted. J. a.. RAY.
o.. f-iW
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I" WlIIG' PRINCIPLES

The Connecticut Courant of the 10Th INST makes
an extract from MIR. Tylcr's Veto Message, and
commences Its criticisms upon it in the following
language:
" This brings US back 70 the ABSURD and RI
DICuLOUS ground occupied fifty years ago by
Mr.. JEFFERSON"
Such is the language Of the editor Of the leading
Wing paper IN Connecticut, aud such is " hig De
nsocracy.
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FRESH .nEDICLNES. a.

TEVlE Subscribers have received and opened their store
. "a and large assortment ct
FRESH IEJGS .HEDICATS, PAINTS, DTEHOODS .AND
DlLSIiIf> .ffDfC3L t;f3SSH. fhF. ULNJ)OU GL-1>S,
costumes, PtHE HINES -f.NI) LiRUOHS
elected expressly for medical purposes together wi almost every
other article r lu al at wins, have been selected l the
the Eastern with To have each and every Ice of
ir quality determined 90 20 the the lowest
prices approved credit The rhysi
Country Merchants Painter, and nyais respectfully
Particular VIII De- filling and
and believe that with the Give
i- particular branch business, shall be- able
lltl satisfaction.
Tie VIII be opened any hour rt when called
indianapolis, Jnly 1s-lU CEAlGHEAD 4 BRANDON.
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lam S3IE

OBLIGATIONS bids will office lciween
9 te hours of and2 O'Clock, r. NJ saturday the "a day
october next, the purchase northeast quarter ~
township north OF range hundred s acrs,
o1sy Withheld from sale This lies about mics
lifs Johnson county, : most likely good land.
DAVID '. GULLY, Register.
iANn OFFICE, !NDtANAPoLIs, Arc. -, ISL. dtH2
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Low lIvINc-ln France out of a population of
thriy-two millions. twenty-five millions have but
SIX cents day TO deiray all expenses-.ood. lodg
ing. raiment. and education. England and Ireland
are IN 10 better condition
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

o. To insure he insertion or advertisements
they must be haaded In By the Saturday Preriou,
10 Publication.
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OK RE4LLI IIf-sKYH Cowr8RfD HIy,Y.. on :, sF.,-ys
nN ~. '.- ' i, a 'incn' Tie h-i 'e-'iall-
mol "p'H-ad whot"ss aHf hno" u ciu 90
ns What lie, do hno AMI i'A ns 4" ha ts csi.
aeln snfia Use tni-iat The American lrre-
- discoveries riin ia iusai. ia.,,l hi-.,n.
ihts .fe .nie in i.air nfrri.r, ..l ANA t,i "a 49,.
ilafa., n ir s,t, q, "a ,,f,.f.f ~ III, ,,1
house alike echo 700 if aursia aH cilaies ieiui
tunes is "il eisn r wui, u pivcf- uuaics,l
e,,alsilfs SICK r,agal, f.' i ~ i' i8'' l""f
lneTet ptira Fiau.r, li,irga -,,rs I,esof ,re,r'
ha lrI OF sao" Cis.i and n al csss 90, To1oruf Boz,
~ ~ iiic 90 n a'n Indicated lr-iueinr ueier
re iui :" d" ia- made h- profession ~ study fhs ieicfs
@ r (, ~ I , III, a ''s INN -i bang an i' '
M- a nn fnne iniin,-, ana iir medical srtiv ,i = Y
have r.'-,vei Peter Pas sanction ana inill patron
,s l5 re'',. ,s si a. ,' ,..i i'i,' -,' 'si'ir
@ w " N"' '' i,i. %. "i-iiid if Ae i'nei of Ha'kiad
some 'r tifh- i So. +.rr t'rrins viii every
-sra. r-' I~sk o-'ri IT, s,,a. i,as. ti.,s,s
rive real ben, 10 tai n IL i,8iir, lad I'M IN M, f
Tie ear m which 'i 's 90 ri- aaacr Dr. Peters
iecd. iari, ,oare l,il. vl, fne an
Asa r., ,,,,i , ' a . 'f ii0. - naiuir iad',
i,. i,r fi , , -. M l ''i 'nl "in'~'no', AID
mad a.,,f.i ,5, ,..i s, Az, , i. i'a - maxi
unarqlai'od with ',,,r ,c,r, laa. T. si a Tn
commended le >cl prsns as 81 I, confidence The si-rr
~ also r's found by e past fteioc. rsl :, a,
l ,s. Ill., '.,.... iee.i .i'l iat.. '.H
people ns., 40 l.'l .,.~ s.i- ss. 81 ,l,' '
j. though i- s.'. 50 10. t,li'.dt la,,
b, aiIn,.n k,.,vn "a. I''er,. rus.
h 81. Ut. - f..'is- li ii.' slaughter.
And ..,. i e l. a.. p e.. +. a''.,
i've ha..r-f,l'rI-ard ,'l.a s's.
- Hlai
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STATE OF INDL8A:i. Hancock Comfy. SIS.


Dan el Zumwai and Daniel Long,
Administrators Complaint and Qc
Joha Xumwa. deceased. r. the iHion % sell land
heirs aud cEedrors e. said estate
f their anf
asig satisfaction OF le Court that Joseph
Iiuva. and jacob ZHmwat, and Hugh and Saiau hk
patrick aud " liam Davis, who are heirs of decel not ftsi
the Indiana. II therefore ordered tgi nofte al the
al
Indiana paper general circulation, printed and pub
indianapolis. aforesaid noiii them wen
said that the OF r. settled ~
be- sold aud made the hands 40 said
debts outstanding the unless
be shown 10 the contrary JOHN HAGER, Clerk
4 y h-AM'
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ErFEcTs or LyNoHING-rhc Grand Jury oft;rant
county. NY, have found nine bills OF Indictment
tor murder IL the hrst degree, against persons al
legged TO have been engaged IN the execution of
Maythe and Couch the robbers OF the kentucky
drover, and who were taken from prison and hum
by i mob short time ag0.-Day'o Tragscrspf.
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I UTUOU IlDI

de,ios - siiiain ~ ho.-e keI,T flt ol noefe-
'aud'- a. -ir Ices IA interest ana fi
ee q instruct TIN minds in place ofa nfhef 'an ei
na'i As iaei o. tAe oisarg ~ q blsines dome
Application 10 &c made s l,tir and ici II DIE o's e .i raTr
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PR0SPECTIS-


elrsr of,e roise- prompted TIE a,.mr by The FED
part, pf,~irate establishments ahrsaon Of
their Printers the They show ed that thse ~sr
sd-Fiii-hed f Fed
tbs oserw hrlrn batter Federal presses Government
isl " nh the more elect 'hois e n,n Tie sa., -
fuence dsssed BY sweeping cation niani' 81 me atc
20 DO the Congressional ~ots On
ana 49, having his h WORK 81 naion accomplished
eudsHni o ir Senate of the Hon % give e sneien Of The
racked muois Feder Editors ofIhe Globe are len
teis establishment s The they may receive nom
political friends ga Tie Pales they publish W =. n a. ~ ,
oiaas ei Newh abandon the puhih atom 81 ,he
Globe clnt b. supported - ie eu'af sa'' rye 81 W.
ise .ner t..l n.he ar, a.i,-hs ,oUr1ss-
heIr,ei'e our eo. 81 keiss = il. Col an
We under tse sud time when TIE
greatest Interests 90 DE country md b. future destiny PIT y stake
upon r s.e,- "a i,h l'e ,>' year 81 ihe aeseu ~
= ~ @ 'i p. n... ~, .ss %, '. "i =, > N
feel assured h this irifis ~ advantage. VIII nsiip IN
Tn EXTRN Gioif. ,, l. published We IA 81 =, rsa,.
"Wednesday. sh November ~ nak ing twenty -,
numbers te last Of winch val contain ndes zach number ~
o"in q royal quao % va contain lsincga, political
during uc special fe iay Developed. and hen tie
proceedings considered % much Interest To he iic the, VIII b.
fhe c0NRxssioNALc i.oBr and ArrENnIx vi begin " ~
he extra session Of Congress 10 c'nee Nonda,, the astof
Mas nes and VII D. continued tunns tine De Co~err-
-iI sii,s f ns,r,srt .sligt. n ~ no, - q, IT., ~, - -
a - The i'e .'i-'s iafn.l' matter TT nanirI u oes-
weeks 90 the They VIII
NAifa G, cops NIns pr,@eedines
an - u Congress i De- admitted into the Cone'esH-ii Cd
Ir works icnr ruln saitahle form Or binding. with &C.
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Subscriptions i.,rr, e,ors should ir herr D, H. arA MAY
aud ft 'or and Arr,p,1 b Iaps nss,.
For copy orile r,,.a Globe e.
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10 TIL ~ ILL


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"
-, books li> 20, iir published tlW.
trust lt those Who Fh belonging
Wi them " l.elo
state books requested u,n them.
tHni q" that of Tie hhs ul nave words
LHHAEi i ien - have fHlnd- wti te words eed and
others written in % % icc THIS 81
II VII be host
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gIeiht sti 90 - volumes = broken. " io
ti't cu'y
Ut many Give t books mp and beier,
VIII h. ni Accommodated hope tbs be- shall
ist 10 se-tni i. matter 90 ie iilC this
who stand Erced with isk-. whom WRITER.
and SoA'a on c subject, VIII attend ~ their de cncs snail
have tie lis 81 iip
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Old John Tyler, has burs; the wing bier.
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i.nct ciopcdia Americana, Y a., q
Hume : hugiani,v }
l,nnfrl
domestic Encyclopedia. y : q 3
~chir-el'~ l.eciur1s, = D ~
LIZ sf jackson
Sfanhaia : Greece
,lu Nncllun
it.cu'- Letters
iigm.u-s IN New York
.,riTo-i-seis as American Travels
vol X -
Complete Farmer
Ia Martens plsrrna.e
E-prieiia'~ Letters
Wiiiingi0n Church History
Domestic Happiness
Charcoal Sketches
Dictionary of ftuufafian-
Chamaei>'s Rebellion ia scotland
Autobiography Of Scotf
Btmhafd's Travels in America. =
I&2
Nansiield's Political Grammar
hiiiI-h Drama. , voi-
Hcnin~. llsasr and Pollock
Jcfier~ou = Notes on Virginia
Lexicon ~ J>efui Know ledge
Nulpley : Iaciius y
Bufkc's Works = &
Dck', improvement IN Socieiy ;
a. >
Spaikss American Bio.i aphy
ksni's jomHmufsrie- ! vols
kirby I, tomefinui l.eplis
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PELihiNS cL.iRIfyED ESSENCE III

HO.IRHOED CANDY
Dor. ka-cs P,lham's INDICATED andy fr
- IoMl.fN>oN HRDTHIE<
lu ogtpl-ir the Ns-lfsf..n a. .ii
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SIGN ROlRD ron SlEE.
SIGN BOARD. auG 10 inches wide or sale cheap
Z Apply this olc,. i-u
AKRON ROOT
pounds Of l.oInudt
( "a bv TDMIIN~DN BROTHERS.
3-u Si-nui thc Golden ioiaT.
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ttiills COON. Stale Librarian.
} LinueHce ulilc l.. S.VI
Nii,s', Register Nos in. -. ~, -
Bride 81 lammemoofy l&2
Legends a. Mmin-e xlAa
Travelling nacaciar -
Universal iii~;ol and ,
Cum~liI,, "a Iiielaturc, 1T -er.y3
I'd /
Annals IT Education ioT l-.l
iicnp'- Chemistry yol-
Female ~ustgtfzu~ "
Eminent Painters = }. >, 81
British India 81
Lives oi te.ebraiei Travellers
British P,<i. = and !
lli,i0y 90 the Bible =
Court and C7mpuf iouauafie
i.arduer'~ Africa ant.
Discoveries ou the Northern coast
az America
Life % Washington I. L. 2vols
GorGon's Digest
Nei>icr'~ plcinn1ry
Oleuiih DurW7ui
Aid 80 leIil
Gcr.sstu Gil Bias
British Soy 8 tol~
Pirate = vols llealsman > vo',
Bravo vols Air-d cicero
Horace - I0ckhasi's Buuarars
Life 0f Isaac Newton
Intellectual Poems
History of India
Nuhia and Ahy,sina
Natural 'iisiafs 81 Insects
Iii--ru II Italy lh-ie.s Il Ciaaa
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pnNEi Madeira. Icueri Auscat, Malaga Wines ami
French nlniy rn,dirii
Just received by To1IItN~ON BROTHERS.
Juiy u. lrfl-lu sian ol th, Golden Mpitif.
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z y hand and Coz -iic %. $50 lbs. Bacon.
- - b'is E,'is'd hh-k's, ita-a. lulnf
ca>k, Vine. On
Rum. ~ Of winch ~ SD %, -.li !... i.r,a,i,iy
III H. 81. NIfL-DN.
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SELLLNI orr ar COST
fRNllE subscriber wishing close
= rol tie approved kinds
'ec us o. buy would do well 60 cii i, Doe and
Ut bfrbfrsags ig oag efitr himself ic
expense w hauling such heavy freight A. lc o go the
pr
cent Dog calling hun Residence and
street the inst building East of the Seminary, a ipJ
the Foundry. Please ci!l before e--w
Persons indebted 10 the subscriber respectfully oic d To-
settle without delay.
indianapolis. Aug. g. 1871. 2-cm AKRON GROVER.
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MINES .4.N'D yTGT ORS.

4 BBIS. Clipped Lognooi, just ecci,r and fr sale by
K ST TONftNSON BROTHERS
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NU.fLHS P.LN.ICE.g
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- by TDfiiIA-O[ BROTHERS
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Aud lErr0n -felfcr
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ilr rsiiiol 81 l i f't Department irua.ffrs author
Dd 10 A dlefs containing monfl m Subscriptions .rasf..
Tho notes ofa, bunk section ,f enntr, ~ .c sub
~-ris.r RESIDES aii ic received "a us 81 par
A." attention wi br Ial au unless the money
pancs o..
Washington IT'S lnfl an f-.f ,rp ff,-r-
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LEMON SYRUP, Sc.
GROCERy .l.ND PROTI>fO.N SYORE.
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SESPEC TIL LILY informs the ciileas - i' rsi
D Joe generally. tt W has inst received barge ils~l ..
GRo.fkiS. &C ~hoh are far safe e trade II h
GTy and Provision Store opposite Palmer, Nt llff e.
the North -i'r - Nai ireisn
'"nin produce taken inee for goods Patronage Is -er
fIll suI,tcd. I-an
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; { r received. - iaes Els tur-e.
. chests Imperial Tea. lotc- Winnie lla,ars sugar
80 = .Hiug lit ~ln Tea 30 iItea sugar.
lbi>. I.af ~l.ar. hiis Auni
C,ppofas. al of winch sl.l is. 81 a loss firta-lIt
nj a. =. Ntff1--ffN.
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