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pendiure above the revenue, how long would ii
require to accumulate a State debt of such mugni-
tuJe, that the people will be entirely unable to pay
the principal? Certainly but few years, What
then will be the alternative Why that the people
will have imposed upon them a lermaae@ State
debt, consequently, permanent Increase OF 'o1eS'
TO pay the interest. lie, permanent State debt
be imposed on the people Of Vermont, and they
will soon be made to reoli2e, by practical, but
real experiment, the full import Of the Eagii@
marin, that National De,t isa National tie7s-
ing. Then will the independent yeomanry OF the
Noun,aia State, like the lahoring classes IN Eng
land, be reduced TO become mere heuCrS Of 'roO@
and draueIs of 'Oaier, TO support ParSe-pro"l
aristocrGryo juRd-hOlie rS in id,eness and luxury
And, fellow citizens, are you prepared 10 suLnl 10
such state Of ser'i'e dGgradailon II not, then
lie, me beseech YOU to arouse ilom onrs'at OF aP-
a,hy, and by one united effort, eNlrcaie Yourselves
from the 0eshes in whi,h designing paHy ica|efs
have Involved you. Come, then, slugy-come
collect, ey-comc all, whose circumstances will
possibly permit, to the Convention at Lhrsca, on
the 23d, and cone with the fixed delcra nailon to
examine fully into the condition Of the Sta'e con-
Germs to devise the best means Of cancc|!mg,w!.t
the least possible delay, the present State debt,
and 10 hiring the currcut annual expenses, within
the ordinary revenue. II there be amy unnccrisa-
ry offices, let them be abolished If salaries are
too high-whi,h il believed 10 BE- he oasa-rctncc
them. The time was, when the ordinary revenue
paid all the expenses Of the State, and Left ha-
anne in the Treasury. The same STATE o! things
will again eSiSt, when the stern HGa}''e ci III"
pacp'e shall require il, pgd rot before. Come also,
with fy.d determination, to select, ond present
to The prop'c, candidates lor the Offices cF Govern
or. Lieut.. Governor and Treasurer, who combine
with talents and altainnruts Of the highest order,
all that storm m,rcpdily Of character, whi'h vii
enable them to march boldly forward IN 'he pa'I
of reform. In the selection C( candidates Tor ihr
State Legislature, let the same course be pursued
Make State rurnrm test question at the ballot h"N
aud support no individual, Of any purity, who Wi.
no, openly ayow himself in favor Of such reform
and pledge himself to use his best eyeriions to al
r!c, il. 10 these things, fellow citizens, and the
evils which now threaten You will be avoided
Blu, if YOU neglect 10 do them, permanent STATE
deh,-ono of the greatest evils that can possibly
hcr.l you-wiil, inevitably, he fastened upon you
and Yourselves, your pos,cri,y, oppressed with
load of taxes, which will, ultimately, be redncc'
to condition lil,e if any, better than ihat Of tn
,crfs Of Europe, Ponder these things well, an
80 "o IT,, iu or'irn ruied'r and efficiently.
A FRIEND TO reform.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,
htLNERIL SPRLNGS. NiGNG ITE, ~

THE Subscriber respectfully informs the rnb' That
| this new and cnnmnIiou, Huuse-errc,d last season
Tor the accommodation # such - NAV wish tn rahhe 6
the celebrated Mineral Waters vi the Sprrg-s row oncn
f1r the reception &C visitors MANY additions hiv been
made during iii. past winter ard the ss-i' er him
se that hr shall he able to arrnnm Ofaic and give sasic
iion who have 'asotn resort 10 Tbs fo""i
an ofhr7Yh. M attetian viii be- spared to render the s
u-tinn Of the Athlete. ~ comfortable possible. Families
will be furnished with constructed for their
len e. Parties n pcnse will Alwn,s find the House open
f,r their recentin and thug wrh he peculiar and
rnnnntc situation affords tbrns situated upon the banks
Of beautiful bav. and surrounded nv extensive shady
groves provided for their amusement ard health.
Dr. IIyisEBErG Of Burlington will visit the Springs
onrr wee or ntrrer for the ninodaton oi ,urh
NAV wish his prnie> sona services convenient carriage
will he in readiness rrn from the srrrss 10 meet the
Steamboat at st. Adams oil ruesins and frdn,s o each
week. =. W. WOOD.
IIighgao Springs. Nav 2. ieil
~ y. A Sail Boat will Mt all times be in readiness for
pleasure sycursions upon the hey al2v
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PEOPLE TAKE WARNINGS:

The phladcl pin correspondent, of the New
York Hcrall, in abiding to the affairs of the |.
States Bank, says:
"Tha lis, of the suspended piper, with names
and d,tps will prove nronieS'hly TINT III" rotten
ness and decay of The Dnui originated While twas
a naiiogni i,SHulio7. 1t was then that Tic mon
III was sunk in hrhing Congressman, influencing cleo
iioirs. i,cin- lnwvrrs and PURCHASING votes. ! he
commencement Of lhi, - 0DG .He) Of suspended
prp,r extends back tn 1925, aud at each success
i've Presidential election it was swe''cd in amornr
and drtrrinrairl in character Immense efforts are
making ~ keep his darrnin. rrooff.c the people
until they shl have been wheeled aud 81; j cG iu'u
cnnnfcnin.inr BAN, Of i more extensive capital
and therefore capable ola more stgpcndouS MS
rhirrn
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REFORM STATE CONVENTION.
To THE PrnPLE OF VERMONT

To THE PrnPLE OF VERMONT:
Feiiow Cai:eGs,-l have read with much inter
tercsi in the Spirit of the .fgc, Of June lih, the
call for \ Reform State Convention, To be ho!lcn
at Chelsea, on the 9Th Wednesday esd of June.
sincerely hope this call will he fully responded 10
by all who are opposed to State debit AMI TO all
unnecessary expenditures of the Peoples money
whether undrr the administration Of the State, ~
General Government. In finely ell tie friends
Of real and ,tjsitHiiGl reform, without any dis
linriion Of political party.
Do the people know illt The state u row N de"'
nearly two hundred thousand dollars, and thu the
annual expenditure exceeds The annual I'v'n"c.hy
more than eleven thousand dollars Such, how
ever, they may be assured ia the fact whatever
desgnig politicians and sclieming party leaders may
ga, 10 the contrary. With such an excess oil sH-
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IIN|ON II 0 / S L,

fI,HE subscriber would respectively inform the public
that he has taken the above named House ana NAV
the establishment has breu fitted mp IN good >iNc-hr ~
tiers himself that entire wilibc given to oil WHO
may favor hin with cali Ever grateful 10 h old aHd
numerous customers, waohayc parunizcd nm WINE keep
5ns the stage House. ~ Dnnylc for than ten years
past he still hopes that te viii continue their iyO's nj the
S,oS IiousE ard he respectfully invite, his present pat
rns and the travelling public, generally. when visiting the
"a nitnl to cali hin, Med ug himself that lis hOse shall
be kra IN clean. quiet AID pcaccaic HnniCr and that he
will do hi best eudeayors render the Of his guests
pleasant ard comfortable. LNO. KELSEY.
Non,n,Iipr Dec 81 1910 3j-tf
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sIa,-ln your paper Of May ith, no'rcd y
II pcie of poetry, sj!rci by 1u'ins, thus carr! mg
til. ilca to the pubic, tImtth the peco WIS composed
by him. But such Is not The Lc'' J"InS sem /"
few lines to YOU, stating that II 'h'y were worthy
ola pace in yoar paper, YOU wo'ol d"'dyio give
them nm insertion. But instead eff printing them,
IL, written by him, You made suudry gross "ons-
.ions and alterations" p'er whi,h they could no,
ba III. prohibitions Of julius, but a mixture Of hi,
composition and ,oar own m3,r'iIs. Ion say
=" il is your pri,i.esl So to do with poct, produc-
,ions.'
II WIS yorr p7i,i'cs' 10 print the composition MS
son, IN Won Inv Julius, if it hid been deemed wor-
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"9He L. 8. Government, no,c in The har}' Of
liz Trlcra, guty hare c'ol.atl&c len toarls-
.ta ouyci ~ .Nr Tsa Fwca, C"@ @ l
BOWS THE WAGL5 or TIE iAHCHL35
IL Uln UA9NUR TWENTY-FIVE CtHIS
PER DAY. This Is tho Ugh Uggta Gdmi"lsira-
lian. Wor arucn. goaeci IN these facts"
Iicrc is Il f ,lul specimen Of the prgs3sia1'et
Federalism, aud a bs.aiilu commentary upcn their
hypocrisy. Before the election Of General l.an-
son the working men Of our country were appeal
cd to hy every means which Federal Ingenuity
could devise, to vote for " 1iPFpccanoe aid l!'cr
too. aud were imrrudcn'.y told, that The election
cf Harrison was tie only tliug that could s"va
themselves and lheir families fem "RriN. MS
rRrss, ANrsraayArioH" We'll Harrison ""s
rlc.trd. and what has been tie result: How alNe
the ptomis's Of he Federal party been kept: NO
wages ligher;-irs times better ;--!cos no
working uan aud uorlnrjr fed it casjer Ia 81
a'oH. non then he GjI ,h,a: No, j: ia the very
rc,ri,, cf all this. In the language Of 4 cc''npo-
rrrv. The powers That b. a.e determined 10 g1ud
he wor}n. ireu 10 :ha very dast, Not cc"!'ni
with bringing ruin and distress upon the country
rnr,'r, "a complete s,nr .4uuH oIDcsinc5' "to N"nI
~ ru.po.mcn. to The m,.h-ui' and l4hr'idr '"ap,
,hry ri,e uow i,c.....' i.i !.ig.s a.d rs4at.l
.L.s'le-,s. "-rd. G.-a'c.
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EXECCrED, rTHE USUAL RITES.
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DR.. u. x. PALMER.
Office over q. 4. Bryant & Cos store.
MARSHA BAR EFT,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNsE LLoRS At LAW,
AoODSrUCE, VT.

Office, I'm STREET, nrir the CoH@r'rationd Church
TJE Subscribers have formed such connection, nndei
the above firm us to be- able give prompt nuh careful
n,,, n. rutr,,lrd ia Them CHARLES MARSH,
'"'' " JAMES BARRETT.
NJ, ~ tsin :6-if
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The preceding facts furnished us by n fi'nd in
Chester serve strongly 10 Illustrate the character
Of the present Administration. rs in the case OF
the Windsor Post Office, the Administration show
perrac. coniemp, for the will Of the maioriiy, ev-
en- Of their own p,rizans, and determination to
reward ptrtizans. however unworthy, aud infd-
nous, to the nsui; and abuse of the better portion
of the Wing party. Such is the fruit of the grand
c,,nyr. such i, Webs,eti,m. In. AGE.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26
E52<suEsz ESszfs5< 4 z<<s17s1IHmGl n
aaS ]. !! ]. :: ILLS

or NELLY HT1.fETu CoMpaRFD HTTH - or 50 cESTs.
Z = hae ta t r, f Per. niae'ny ,he ~ sss-as
no l'n aa who does 30 knov eii 81 efp-es are =.
what ihey h Knew and ,h and
rruosd wau sae'nou iaau, eoaHIy no msdeiHs 80
o. gensa uu o. ie,,an Continent and s-ew hsre-
M ~ .lr,ir IN seir orrriioz ai sns sas h thsr asoh
ssist thu opera sr and unsaad i ticr rls The
ani ouni9 aias hea ~ah 'hf aie Ihe paoe and pof
fuf,s c 800 ,ln tr uefu rfs ard efet Them unaiercd
o, ace aaa rEara rrrisias
Tev H rune Iuhs F,cr Fever Arue. Dyspepsia.
CanTans, sek ieiarhe iaunico Asi1a i'' hhciausIn,
Tone5 iirta Na-.s pif,rsnaf,e ssnash hoveis
t ,i.ara Fifl1cr tsoaiC Cs~fiyeues Ils 81 ApTthe
sbtetl ,sssiu TorIorof ls Bow
s hern ciaHc aorii BE- 'af Gated prueine NJ irr aau
t fadr h., rofn ihr study ~ is ie Dr. ieicrs
,ii s 81 i,I.i,, pla.. di as h.a bah hang H. R q
ner lln, - New Aof Aso i Aaa eas s.aee hons,sa ao
se irpi re.ss. r d iher anctou and Individual patron
and e'e IS tia Peters Pills ieaid r the isnrh q mankind
SOME Nt, ''A- 'N s.A t.'I i.tlii' VIE cur ,Nt1 't
srd r,,ers' Tis r although Dc
rive moie nal ',t e isA DIAN % uy doas aa oui n my io
The,,re vtI, v, ri. araer
ison tbr ada ,arsl o 3D.. "fFe ralirss aueis
ac'c ad ll I9 nilcnoe 'u 3one ladies while suffering nn
a.snn certain oona'n always t '' ana aee
take Two w ie aa time ti n ie 's. deee ncn"ng The
du eioe tlc plleni nf oopeed ~ make q
me- meal i , & i5 & i ] , '1 4 H, % % & y ' +, ea los @ an. ~.
ts
c,uurudcl persons inspire oou6irnoe The sucrib
having found i fi ylr'e fia really " has
ofau. supply Dr. Peters,
ir wholesale SO "a he iufIHt itfCfs Vegetable Pills
rf-if- fntls tlsr
added te 'krp teiorU Tie
De- td la ti- Kalg oi tears
IFrIUIs .kfI awhile
n thoaieh hssati o. tnc.
un-istflug
ID a- lt.tr-' ril-.
Thasc Pills oi Peters ~ tlis ~'n0eilier
Afa iloos % i- uaisf.
feitrs l Ft iH,a
Fiye lrunlrei hofesnt rl'sa ds,s
Sothai ile rlanct tcfs small
OfIflqle
For the cletks. - marked Tor doom.
4 a. ifke lirfHn
~ ci0 trt tarH r.Htafa. t1 hlI tfH.
Fu sale l0h 'if md f,f1n y Suldrr UVHGrasr
.a
Flo Ca-aayl, No.estle Cg.lll te.aS Cralt. saWovn
Ertt Bird and Crr0f if4rl anirfsounn .idlpcadc s
in tl,>eiield. tll hnar AoTkoNu- Bsssi .fok. Ir.
lizard lzaaBi AunfIstru tarct Co., and "
.ilf. Nncief D. p - -7rraH. Budcsff. o. J. .u0fork
travfar. Terf Coz ian,lc. - , Jt. and ueave,
- -hfart. ami
-1tl 1trbtsl t'ittsir-t j RI. tfaHkln tsH = Ar
Ilauic. throughout this she 2fa
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

cLftNlrSf,s Tfig fran
STR ANGE s That p'u- personal cloani
> lb- sRald n,ee, tic si' liaiT-tie nssi -
sers fi most rlutfni, lFn properly cared
the lercly NAV kegs from
daudf ui certainty tai The h CANNED u out a. the
ui ac Balm 30 tdumh Ladies', WI make tst w nh
fsrlcii- tired and
experienced b. purifying tiarts- IustaHres-
drnt ouy real valuable afrc ma~ of testimony fou ail class
r- tu
RE.fD THE F0LLOHLN'G.
Robert lton l-, of Philadelphia, la~ certified,
De- tov l tl -i tilrloicr oftle following cnuemen.
The undersigned dn hereby ceftf li have used t Balm uf Co
not oy AGAINST iic iue 90 ~ hair tni aiso certain
Wv. THsreHen. Methodist Minister ia George charge,
No North Ilfh
jotS 9. i.afls. .3l Arrhs.
JoftN -. IHovA, N. ID. ll.j Race IL.
ions = IrEtf. spruce 80
liroIi Mot ~tfilh
JOINS GARD, jr. lli hrh 20.
The auci AMI fret AIa utaiu- always
l~Ietst d. riofflt. 0fHH. w 100 certainly 1i VIRTUES n
ie t-luilin 90 iis ac, known ta the
n
f-fal f.f frrrr
Co,i'i E,ilt er ffN>>,fv.vta,
CTS 90 rhIldrphm. (
Robert
ti uai rl aul1ncd 'l, }. g. lne. John Furey,
and flush NDCuIls fIe
hat c gentlemen Of cr l isCfaly, and a such fun
credit eiHId .e to tho said rertincrtc-
band
, oftlc c'y ai. .rl tl ,i.tl ial ieuisr &c.
ROBERT NHARToN. Mayor
llok brINnf .rl flts
upon.
tct 1"ir D. ga! nale o q 4.focs g.. flf 20 gny
c Wtag cheated. l Take direcion
Wth1u, iud tl faposi5f ans other
i-s 0uune. For o. Indianapolis.
2-em DANIEL KING Druggist.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

late Post Master icac.al. it seems by tie Albany
Evening Journal, was not on account Of any d's.-
greemeni between ban and the President IN rea-
ton to National Blnk. bat because 81. ryler
would not let him Te~ari as many ppe.ayers as hc
though, had earned share Of the .Spot!s."
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26
.NrOTI(E-


OFFICE l1piAsA MCgrAt fiHE isFrEArcr CoNrANr. :
ftieaapag7, frf1ter iT i-il.
r--FE MEMBERS Coanafs are iers nas a r,f tie a
VAL be- heii wednesday.
being t Hrsi Day &c December nest u o ocock n lhe forenoon, ior
ff f.ansIna ugrfr~es
io cflot-s i'ireFtlTS.
Iuitrurna bat d the asked
session Hfir General Assembly i
Tu nlese amendments o iHe iy Laws deued
rert-f-r.- ~ ol+ef- elias N. tAUA,
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

SELF MARRliNo.-A curious instance OF prof
gate Hypocrisy on one side and simplicity on the
other was exhibited recently before tie Pohcc Cour
Of Boston. A Cermln named llohuholn. o;lc.at.ue
pastor oi German congregation, was brought
up charge Of immortality. The Itness against
him was German gIri named Rgna Iic.mich
who deposcd substance that hohnho.u met her
IN the s;recs-olTsred 10 find place IT which she
could go INTO servIce-took hgr 10 his boarding
house -made love to lor-persuaded her that he
was authorized 70 marry himself to her-took her
into ms ro7m ana made a prayer, winch he repre-
scented ~ e4uisaeut % tlic marriage ceremony. aul
then nude her accompany hun o. 1aiem, waese
they Plseed ,ns % yht man and wife. Ectu.u'nr
the next day he locked her u9 in hi@ room aud kept
her from FRIDAY to sunday morning, when be took
her 70 is church, AID preached usual. Tine
poor eid WIS dra.y convinced hat sns was lawful
y "a 'rred % Der ostraye.. fhc scamp was com
mittcd 10 prison.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26
JESSE D. BRIGHT.
I.alr q. :. A.-Il-.--l y. In
sTITN ~ LNNLlN.l. - -. :.

:
rson,rE C,rur SAID CorNrr, ocr,aEs raf,i, l5il
y. tiutfe. adm n~ialiHg<
th- -siie Ilits 'iare. decreased, Ephtm Peiial fr
Morrison jl.e Is Nhlm .iHeTe. ffn Arm the assign
and Isabel t.ra- ii~ les Ann tf dow
aui }iu-uc Armstrong M vfr. J.iH AIo
lIt Moore lil~ Noe. Jesse NoFc. 1nd Caller real
At,or., tf Ore petifuuCr. = Ilula- tiuerc.
fENUH State defendants Enhrm Morrison. William 'io1rc. Wi
y 1n3 iale Iains
and Margaret bis wife. john Nore Ha
Nfre and Jesse Moore hereby notified eigih
dr ei Dcbti. &. ID. i- fAe above named petitioners
tie -lid le entitled which ~l pend
le,in And O. apr1r -l Count fe M CAS- ilfi,
j. OF. an show
real ttloue Tire si deceieit ptfn
FORTH ~il ~.ll and mlit ia~ of suteuets
r l. .ei lsd demands ldls said &c
cedcafs estate -ihs-lci 10 eai sttu
Us tct.r Uf ile tulr- 0tfller -tl. l- %.
l5-}w Attest X. r. DUNCAN. Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

The Boston Post tells agreeable anecdo'c of
Or. liuma- When tae doctor was lately break
fasting with the late Flagg-says rlsgr. 'Doctor.
what Will You take g. "Why, re qlcd the doctor,
Its 50 cursed cod, Flag. tank I'll take an egg
UolL."
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

q We would suggest To the authorities of Ncw
Orleans, and other cities, where dogs are trouble
come, whether il would not be les expensive t.
poison them with Harl.ch nostru.ns then sausas,s.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26
.NNIILE

= uE JAMESON of indianapolis having g deed bearing date 2l 81
- tel.e convey 90 Ac undersigned, ol
clan notes. h Is accounts. So. of BIS l,liiae sa3 -hnca
&c tie slii Jan>oa.
mer in d t- ortret 81 item. endor~er reir cd
s-l ninety i, date
ct s a,e, aop tslrnl e. r Tie
said lliisfl further lIli.ais.
Nuir, rg cil, t flr una tak.n u0
Themselves tie &C ie t-i and a5r the 's
whoc rttli. ~i Jslls e t.nd and ipeTsns indebted
SItcict &, inll iaie their lis f'IlWth.
III 4el al-t lcs JOINING the of
aps OBJ cer ler s-ucl Wl also a. sold SUBJECT D.
tt a., ,iiu- .neI.l.f f.n,es
w. ~. NORR -oN.
~. SHEPHERD. -'~-ie-
I4f.tar-.. "a. ilfi urt.is.- 4 1. f-l e,, n
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

The Savior did not spare the Pharsecs. the on
pressing chest ~. Plunderng aTistocrats lis
time. Wy taen sAo1li We spare the Phar sees
of our times l.; call things by their right
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

The Philadelphia spontert Of the y. Y.
Journal of CONNIE rec, says:
The whole ofthe Wing Address is-"G BIak
or a ReroiaioH;' aad that. we learn, the cry OF
all the wings WHO uuitrd 10 tlI@ Address. We earn
too. that there were bot thirty forty members ana
Senators present when the address was adopted on
Monday morning, and that was of course unlui-
mousy adopted, because none bat the uiras attend
cd"
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

Amos Kcnia,i. editor OF tie 'Expos.tor,' propos-
e. To- publish weekly newspaper. at Washington
entitled the Union Democrat" at two dollars per
aunum. We hope be VIII succeed.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26
Tux ~ ~

T.. knight , l.th ~-rei cn sIi
ID
can have ha b f1gier aad Fo, clarles. 3w-3
ZOO W-CCD
q rBi.- Clipped Lossosi. rec,iv ivel and q sale BY
= $50 TOHLlNSON BROTHERS
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26
(,lSTOY an


NE harr qualify Gold Pns~l Castor received and
Z q fr-aehy TONIINSpN BROTHERS.
3-u Opposite The Washington Hall.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26
Iullarga..s llih uoiobcr. =. D.. Ieu. So


.IH.IfNIS TRAITOR = .NOTICE.
Y oTlCF Sh-ri. -tsn, tit tle undersigned has taken letters ol
= admuriainnon thec,tt,e of John lF. >cy Cd, Nan
cauar and skate 90 iuliats. decreased A is4 % said
immediate }nl.nt tlh~s having
c1iat~ Fi ily authenticated
"a ileucut. said cstlle : surprised. tn o. solvent.
SAhl FL Nc> LELAND Admr.
Ucf. laih. ISL ll-9r,
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

TTyfI meeting ot- Stockholders ofthe Branch no Indnap-
os o the tate auk o Indiana, viii De held a the Banking
house, th rst iond1 of eui usN between te hours D. ~
O'Clock - f' winch tiuc aud place election viii le held
DHeotois Branch Doe the stock
otci, ,. ti,e ensuing ycaf. f. T. MORRIS, cashier.
J..
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26
TLNES .lND {I0JORS.
rTLlE

n~uRT Madeira. TcneIe Nu.catcl Malaga Wines and
rs. French ,rauds, selected s,p, f medicinal purposes,
u-fr ,eivcIl su. for TeNfINS0N BROTHERS,
Juy l9. istl-hf of ti'e Golden Mortar.