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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12

PRrsrpExr TYLER AND THE BANk-Cer.an pa
pers ale making great ado because Pres dent ly-
Ter sand something his Inaugural Message, or IN
some other Message, perchance in private con-
versation, which they interpret committing him
in favor of a National Bank They know that his
whole life, and all his letters and speeches, have
hbltcd a UNIFORM course ofoppOsltOn 10 such All In
sttution that on the eve OF his election he public
" referred OF his speeches against the Bank
expressing still his sentiments, that he could not
sign bill Incorporating such an institution, with
out yielding his cearest convictions OF duty and
vet because they fluid IN one of his Messages
bguOus expression two which may be tortured
INTO their service, they do not hesitate to charge
hun with bad ftlth, prevaricatlon and we know not
hat other disgraceiul impuatIons disgracetul not
to him, but TO themselves and the country. The
mcaHness and chlldishness of such course, too
obvious to require passing remark We trust the
President knows how To regard such blackguardsm
with the contempt which IT merits. II does not,
the great body OF the people do. The question of
National Bank not the issue before the people
at the last election We assert it without fear OF
contradiction. And in proof that it was not, APP
peal 10 Mr.. Ewing. the late Secretary of the Trea-
sury. Read the lowing letter which he wrote in
the midst Of the election conflict:
Journal Of Commerce.
From The Marietta IateHgeaeer, Fhig,) Of July 30. 1910.
LANCASTER, July l-th, $40
My DEAR SIR On my return from Columbus
that L asserted at public meeting IN W ash
Ing;on county that IN speech at Philadelphia
had SAID the question between the parties, was
a Bank of the United States, and that you, from a
personal knowledge of the real question aud OF me,
had contradlcted the assertion. In this, of course
YOU were perfectly safe | made no such statement,
but the very contrary. avowed that the true ques-
ton aud the restriction tsieAstOR If trecu-
tire porers-that lis entertainments, open and COW
ert were Of the most alarming nature, and not
siste must end IN the subversion OF all that val
ued IN the republican principles OF our government
and that gorgeous monarchy IN effect, II not III
name must rise ITS | sand that oppo-
nents were attempting 10 make the question Of Il
bunk the issue between the parties. spoke of the
Impotence and absurdIty Of the attempt. That
a bank was not aud never had been considered by
Us as any thing more than mere matter OF
convenience-a useful article of furniture in our
noble edifce That our opponents were gravely
raising and debating the question whether this artl-
Gle Of furniture conven lent or necessarywheth-
err we should have table or setiee standing
halls while their sappers and miners were at work
tumbling It's walls and columns about our ears This
with the amplIfcaton and illustration is the sub
stance of what said touching that particular SUBJ
ject. lou perceive therefore, that Yen did mis-
take my opinions my language.
Your sincere friend 7. EWING
l.. ID. BARKER, Esq.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12
Mr.. CLAY AND HIS Man "CHARLEy. Mr.

Mr. CLAY Man CHARLEY. Mr..
Clay has made himself ridiculous on more occasions
than one, by the introduction of ''my man Charles
into the debates of the United States Senate. II IS
a contemplate imitation OF the eccentric John Ran
doph. who used To Introduce "Juba" and ''John"
into his speeches but, with old Roanoke there
always some point in the of his servants names
With Mr.. Clay, the object to be to let 2co
pie know that he has servant. and to glorify him
self as kind master On Thursday last for the
second time this session, Charles was made one
OF the dramats persona. The subject before the
Senate was the Land Bill. Mr.. Clay had been
taking to point out to Mr.. Buchanan his duty IN re-
gard to certain instructions passed by the Pennsy
vania Legislature. Mr.. Buchanan. IN the course of
his reply, said
He would be pleased to have the Senator rs a
friend upon terms of equal equality but not
master. lie had witnessed enough to convince us
that he was severe master"
The aliuson here, being TO his political subordi-
mates, Mr.. Clay should have appealed to some ofhs
white siaves,the Speaker of the House for instance
but no My man Charles, is called up to testi-
ty that Mr. Clay is kind master:
"Nr. Clay. Ask Charles # ! am not k nd mas
''Mr. buchanan said, Charley had been often
brought before the Senate and the country by the
Senator, that he was now almost as notorious a. ms
master. He would reciprocate the kindness of the
Senator, and in return give him little good advice.
iic WI. odt Hdu diIcduy sdu enough doOul OHdf-
ley and If he wished to spare himself and his po
itical friends from the shafts of ridcule which
aimed at him and them IN the public journals all
over the country, hc would never hereafter this
floor, mention the name of that well known lndlv-
dual"
"ChareS,' was lugged into the debate upon in
ternatlonal laws, in the Mcleod case II his dar-
key had been found necessary element IN cas-
es ike these, how largely may expect Charles
To figure when the ..Abolition'' question comes up
What fruitful source of illustration too. Viii the
aforesaid Charles be. whenever the subject OF our
Tobacco regulations with Austria and France come
before the Senate. The introduction of "my man
Charles when '.Niggerhead' is the subject, will
be ap. and happy When the revision of the
Tariff shall engage the attention OF the grave and
reverend seignors, and " Uooi" and Iro,y' are to
be free" or dutable,' in the wisdom OF the Sc
nate may be- decided what flashes of wit, genuine
attic WI, may not expect 1.-The Great Western
to throw off. When Black and Bieached Linens
are the subject my man Charles's' hickey may
settle the question. When Cotton and Linen Ora
pers engage their grave deliberations. reference to
the haie Charles" may give variety 20 the dry
subject i-BaL,inore Republican.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12

lax ON SILK DREssEs We wish all the 70
~ check girls who industrious last " ar IN
making fIppecanoe flags aud banners, and prov ded
feasts too, to know how nicely these iippec lnoc
politicians have rewarded them for their troubl -
They have put IA tax of t,ceHfy cents on the d0itU,
which will be about twenty five cents yard, on
Frenck silks. The girls ike to have their dresses
full and warm and 1t takes twelve yards 10 make q
dress OF that description. They VIII now have to
pay THREE DOLLARS TAX On EN cry
GOOD SILK DRESS THEY WEAR. Many
of the best kind of girls, work whole week Tor one
dollar. At that rate, they VIII have to tcork three
weeks to pay the tax one silk dress. FMS tax
has been put by the Federalists, who were mean
enough to get the girls to make their flags for no.
nq.-Cbiiiicofho .4dU.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12
TIE VETO POWER.

The veto power the only guarantee against
parry legislation for personal purposes. 1t Is the
only means by which the rights of The minority can,
in the last resort be defended. 1t is the faculty IN
the Executive chief OF suspendng, for a few
Gays only the violent, imprisoned party action OF
an excited end misguided Congress.
liza law il passed which abrldges the Liberties OF
the citizen or assails the interests OF large portion
of the community, other means exist OF prevent
ing the wrong than by return Of the bill with OBJ
isctlons II it passes again through both Houses by
"A minority of ere two, il then becomes n law,
notwithstanding the veto. Would any citizen, or
any portion of the community, or any political MI
nority desire to have their rights less efficiently
guarded The practical effect of the veto power Is
TO moderate the action Of paryin the enactment OF
iaws-to defeat the purposes of faction-to insure
deliberate and decided expression OF the sovereign
popular will before any measure OF dangerous ten
tcncy 60 into operation. The exercise oil the
veto power is therefore the only way, IN the last re-
sort by which public can be brought TO bear
Old public measures. aud of securing private rights
and popular liberty from the embarrassments ofPar-
~ violence.
But for the veto power with which the Constitu-
ton has vested the President, simple, suborned
reckless majority in Congress- might triumph over
the popular will trample under foot the most pre-
cious rights aud liberties of the naton put the whole
power of the Government into the hands OF party
dictator IL IL power conservative not only OF the
independence OF the different branches OF the GO
vernment, but still Of the rights OF mIDorl-
ties in Congress and in the country. 1t limits the
power Of factious and nconsIderae malorltes TO do
wrong. The law of force which lies "a, the bottom
If political rights and Of legislation improper
" pterered with by the exercise OF the veto power
Legislation is only suspended by its I'LL the pub
lie mind be awakened to the subject of the pro-
posed law, and whether the President thinks the
law.wse unwise. It goes into effect whenever
two thirds of the states represented in Senate, and
two thirds OF the people represented IN the House Of
Representatives, require II.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12
From The Ne,r H1rea Register.
THE WHIGGY'S VISIT TO THE DESERT
ED Loo. CABIN.
AIR-"7Es Soldiers Tear"

AIR-s'Ths Soldiers Tear.
Upon keg he sat.
And stole last fond lock
At the lone deserted hall,
And the bottles IN the nook
lie listened for the song
OF Tip and Ty' queer,
And the funny strains OF the sing Song Club
But they came not 10 his ear
Beside the cabin p rch
An empty key there;
And bieh upon The gable end
4 coon skin fJttered bare;
They brought old scores to mimi
The cider revels dear
And he threw his sleeve acr9ss his rose,
And wiped away tear.
lie rose and waddled in
Oh do not deem him weak,
Because his did shame Their
That bossom.d on his cheek
Go watch, and learn lis giief,
As close behind the door,
He tries in vain the empty cask
That blessed ms love of yore
''Is this the cask," he cries.
With mouth like yawning chasm,
(Which once was filled NJ 10 the bung
With Wing Enthusiasm ~
Its hollow sound-pIocaims
The emptiness within;
lis like our leaders, when most loud
Their patriotic din.
This cursed place is where
My nose fTs. caught ats glow;
The better times that We were pledged,
Are shown in these old clio .
Good bye, We wings no more
Your songs my soul shall stir;
III leave the party, mend my ways.
And tun tetotaller.' PFRcEfvE ALL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12

The MooS.-M. Arago. the celebrated as,rono-
mer. has been giving lectures TO crowded audiences
on the nature of the moon. He contends that this
planet not inhabited body, and that i, is with
out any kind of vitality either animal or vegetable
lie denies, also. that il has either seas rivers. or
lakes. bat admits that It has mountains and valleys
which however, he Gays, arc primitive forsstion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12

v6yE subscribers have received and opced THEN
y room, and large assortment of
FRESH DRUGS .NEDICLST.S, Py9LN-TS, DIEU GODS .AiD
DIESTJff>. MEDICAL GL7SSH.iRE ULNDOU GI-iSs,
COSMETICS, PURE HLNT-S md LiQu ORS,
selected expressly medical together with almost
which
Ia have each aud article
the quality aud determined 10 sell the at the lowest
cal.o The Phys
Country Merchants. Painters and nvas respectfully invited
viii be e. filling prescriptions
commanding and believe that with experience
particular branch business shall be- able render
full satisfaction.
opened the night when called
indianapolis, Jnly 27lu tkAi"HEAD & BEANpoN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12

What is there which the passion for gold VIII
not prompt 1t defes danger, laughs at obsta-
ces 1t resists loss. and anticipates treasures IN
relentlng in It's pursuit it is deaf to the voice ct
mercy, and blind to the cautions of Judgment it
can penetrate the prairies of Arkansas aud coyet
the moss grown barrens of the E-quimaux.-B Bun
croft.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12
The TEA AND COFFEE TAX AcAIN-The Gazette

The TEA AND COFFEE TAX AGAIN-The Gazette
is stu billing about the tea and coffee tax and
trying TO eXtrlcate the Federal members of Con-
gress from the odlum which Is attached To them
The bill with the Tea and Coffee tax. passed the
House the 3lst cf July, by the of ll6 meni-
bers. ALL WIGS and every democrat voted a.
gainst 1t. When the tea and ccfee tar was reject
ed in the Senate, Mr.. Clay and nine other fedora
lists still voted for taxing tea and coffee. Mr. Clay
further declared IN the Senate, that tea and coffee
should be tared at the merit regular session. At the
Wing Convention held al Richmond, in this county
on the let of August resolution passed APP
proving the Revenue bill which had then passed the
House Tor taxing tea and coffee. These all facts
which can be proved by the puolic document, and
we dare the Gazette to a denlal.-Chi!licoite Ode
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12
ADM MS IRA TOR'S SAFE

rSNHE undersigned i'll offer public sale frd the 9th day Of
October, all of the property of David Gale dccca
ed situated miles north indianapolis vu:iioss
Cattle Sheep Berkshire Hogs and
Farming field. HAY
Wheat IN the BAN, aud BuckWlieaf BY the busie.
Terms al three dollars and ards months
credit will be gwen, the purchaser nh approved
DAVID C. GALE Admr.
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TyPE-TIPE.

have for and job
W type, mostly secori hand. Also small The
above. with few other viii he sold cash Thsc
wishing purchase, had heller make personal application possible
We have also. that
paper, winch viii also sell. Probably about 300 lbs Also lot
column rules. We dispose enough ea, furnish
respectable country Office whole
A L
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12
'S3%if 3;&:1k
r REALLY HEsL7H conrAREp ifrTR 8 or 50 q

OR REALLY Hk-3L1H C0hPfRfD NTH - OK 80 tf-NfS
w anu h,- Pms in us~e can also prove ,h- and from 81
what do snc" and ng What the, have and
spread win such apdis given such universal siiasaey
trou- the Continent and elsewhere
pest Of moern das, and pisr- blessing
They sme ~ Their preparation mid and kind IA htr action
hor1ueh opeaon and unri,aled The
1a @ s M t r., en ali Climate uhdsr rI an I@ e p
ey VIII retain their wonderful and exert them unahered
They B~ Fever fevrr and Agne, Dy-pe~s Liver
@ the Sn Fe. S Fenlsls osicis Farrsi
Tongue Heartburn NAUSEA Dnsionot the Stomach and e bowels.
Incpe Dsiea, Ilahiua Ctvene.S Loss OF ATrttr,
Bscied sow Crle and MI Of Tp"s of The Bow
gripping debay compound
ho has made h the study of has HE IT. Peters
medical college 81 Berk-hme diplomas
fee Liberty ~ New York. -o the American Institute hnneed hun
with three r his nima xiii and perfection m general
a1e Te@ocn@d rrs Pm. m their saaer"n and Individual patron
DR. Peters imery paced the narsy district South where
and here II that Peters P orrne the bruet Of
some very qlacks tell , their nosrns viii every hing
d Peters Pills nosnoh miracles although take them and De
rner way exchange them 70 none
The with which The ioN OF pills t under h Peters own in
st~sap a ~, . s ~" al 80, - s ~ IT. h,
ds . 'r Is's ." s, ~ ~ ,"ns s n@
also IN certain condition always admit their power ard nn'ene an
hazard OF abortion which, fact are OF the ensi 'posnse Three
meal ouoi Them Only read What They have done We mean any are
Yet macquaed nh eH power and efficacy, pleas 10 call on the
commended ly confidence he nscrh
also having found b, the Npeence. really hat
recommended DR. Peters.
Vegetable Pills
~ The their
added millions. before The
and Will be- heard Throughout this
The 81 TEh locke n
As though q
NJ thai unsplrnr scuree of dis.
rs men kno a.
If eierss II he Il
And leaves the blood pure : waie
Now Peters makes. I've heard HIM
Five hundred Thousand a fa,
Sohat the chance . small
Ofpeople d,mgtle al ALL
For ss "a marked for doom.
Begin like rlsef hfslm.
~ rho rHfhcus %
For wholesale g
THiaoa Btar, Ora gAead blr and I htHg. India
Nollesvie.
Baktfge Bird Calrot uakspoae
Simsr, Chesterfield i,seph Bonngr, loktonn Bs
NJ
Winchester. Er. i. .7por Bridgeport. j. -iofecs
and Crod Jris Co. Danyhe. NJ URgies and s. a. Moor,
Bellevue. 7. j. -Istoek StyevIie. H.
ilisoH hastoa, etraie J4 hohes, franklin FL r.
Tere Isut-; -
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NOTICE or Sale.

~ Office hereby that i'll sale AT public
tion Friday the twenty second day October AT the
residence of Abraham har deceased Mcilvane
all said deceased horses
hogs, farming utensils household and krched uni
About and other articles 4 eei
of months I'LL be- all three dollars ard Upwards,
the purchaser giving IL and good
ABRAHAM RlT.HHiRT, : ,s,,.,.,.,,.
JACoR SCOTT ''''
Sept. p. lSil. lN-3w.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .N,OTLCE.

r1NE day Clerks office at the
q Marion Probate Court, administration the personal
estate of David Gale, late OF said county, deceased and requests all
indebted said immediate and Those
having claims duly
henicated for settlement within from this date according
law.
said is To be DAVID 6. kIsE.
Administrator.
August II. l94I li-3w
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Exchange Hotel.
CORNER OF FIRST AND DIVISION STREETS.
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.

'ENHIS Establishment the largest having lately had large adj
dlOns and comfortable the Southern
the State IL situated in pleasant the the
boat Landing Persons arriving from the wishing
down the VIII lee with the first oppoTu.
Porter always attendance travellers the
of Boats and their baggage board The ENca also
viii md stop this House
The Proprietor determined that the Exchange shall be- second
house the State and lie
OF his literal share OF public patronage
Sent. Gin
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12

Trp AND TY.-Presden, Tyler signed the bill
repealing the Sub-Treasury-ihafs Tip,
President Tyler refoed the bank Jil-thGis Ty :
Lsriagioi tky.) IfsihgeEeer.
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TO PRLNTERS-R.4RE CHlNCE.

r1NHE establishment the Sentinel" Evansville
Indiana, fer sale cheap The paper which Is
pended nearly half published by Junior editor
of the State Sentinel and averaged during 0lJ sab
scrllrs. The all and perfect order The
location doubt good he found elew here this State
Further information will be application editors OF the
Indianapolis. subject
p4H
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NJ. H.l.N nam.

M MN nam.
81 az ~
sIRANtsE that wlio attend personal ca9li
- baths, should the
AL the the Perfectly
dandnit ocrtani,
of The Balm ut tuunrl. Ladies, make toilet
out this Article Iansye itassiy, No. tired and
experienced IL pirli efecs-Is perfumes.
hundred articles have be- forth the credit oftii-ibe only
hrsiic real valuable \ teinoy ali class
est these
RE.lD TIE EOLIOUING,.
Robert Wharton ESD late Mayor Of Philadelphia has certified,
below the high character the di.Aing
nihia discovered by J. odrdse,
not only against the falling of o hair but also
wv THArcuER, Methodist Minister George charge
No III North Fnih 4.
JoHS L. l~GIIs, .S3l Archst.
JoIN ID. THon,s VI. -. lS3 Race
ions : FrHrr. lol Spruce
IIr.H MotreDs, 2f3 South seventh
JoHS eArp, Jr. 1913 Arch
The aged persist
qualities
the estimation ot the public,
than tl
From ne Mayor.
CONN ,~~E4sli, " Pr~~-yIv.~I..
Of Philadelphia.
l. Robert Wharton Va, city or hlde % hereby
tf, that avn well quani with hs>rs J. r. Inels John
that they and Ieciabis, fu;
credit should be- "a the said
I'm witness whereof hand and tse
r, of tn sixth September.
ROBERT WHARTON. Masor.
l1oK orT.Stsc saraE, ~
ier1ces DO upon
ct Volt J. The name 90 ty9so- c. tar
tie Trapiv cheated. Dn
to he true genuine. For sale IA Indianapolis
2im DANIEL KING;
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12

The PAssIoNs.-The passions are never to be
they are to be directed and when d.
rected, rather to be strengthened than subdued.
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Observation-Disclosures


the Office Of the SE~rNFi- prepared
despatch all orders fr all
various branches. Orders will be Thankfully received Boks
PamPs. Cards, Circulars and ctser Bask BIZ head,
Bill, Hand Buls. Slor Bills Steamboat and Canal BGl hoes
Printing in Gold. Colors.
Misunderstanding aud business. We wish live
nd let live"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12

DoGs-Snce the 5th of June last, two thou and
and sixty-oue dogs have been killed in New York
city There diminution Of fuPp.es.
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10 County Officers.

YSslIE subscriber good supply Of Record Paper md
IS make books warranted Ia be-
paper substantially bound Cincinnati aud Louisville
All orders r be strictly attended aud with thanks TT past
business he hopes merit share Il pub
lie patronage. NM r SLATER,
oppp>i, the JouTIa! printing Office
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LAND SALE.


PPLIC ATIONS This Office Saturday
V October the hours OF and O'Clock
NJ purchase of East half of The Northeast quarter of
Town. Is ~ OF Range e. eighty enormously marked sold
Book this office, withheld from sale. THIS
Hamilton
the inc of Central Canal. DAVID \. tILLES,
LAM OFTICE, INDI Register.
Sent
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Pscu0Heaoa D., Cfftaiy:.-V-- East Ildnu f1Iir DIE.
Coors the Irlr and, anoffi San.
fSNi~ dse form powder plan NAV
iT applied niaif.
hr dark and repeating
black An, person may Iars,gb.e trouble
lec his hair dark shade perfect black positive
that the powder apped skin
nned by The ii who Manufacture For lniana-i
ly DANIEL. KING. Druggist IN,
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II D.NINIS ira TCR' .NOT!tE.
Office
~ tiers OF administration the estate of Abraham Rcha
late of Marion
debted Ia
those having claims requested present
k authenticated for settlement said supposed
JACOB SCOTT.
ABRAHAM RIrCIIIIART.
Sept. p 1871. lO-3w
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NOTICE..

3To insure the insertion Of Adre fisements then should
be sent an By the Saturday prerious the day of bicatoa
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S.lLT .f.ND FISH.

\ II received, IoDlt's ~alt. 8his. Na,kerai
- hhl>. salmon
s,bi li. Goldfish. inlsss.- NniIld candies,
boaesSp Candles a.of whh wi b. -a .w ereash ~
III a. ". WILSON
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GROCERI .lND PROT'TSTO.N STORE.
+. Ili,BDERIN

sp ErPE III LILY informs the OF Indianapolis
c generally. That e ha ff-sis supply
GhoCthiI-N e winch ir sale trade.
Provision opposite Pllmers Neu II,se on
The Norih side - Na~,u gf4r ,ire,i.
t"ln produce taken els Patronage respect
luis solicited. i'm
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SH.iLH'S P.l.h.iCE.l.
LLQLORA. R.lCO.N. 50.

II'II VRA- B.I(O.N, &c.
Z y ham! and e. - .as. BARON
- - ibis Reriined Whisky, scasks Brandy
tasks Wine. en-
Rum all (which Viii b. -e.d low tsr cash rs
III n u. WILSON.
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TOB.fCcO. TlR.N' .i.N-D ST.IYYO.,-ERY
tx y'R.ICy or S.iRNJP.3RJf.

- boz Cave ~chaiir onponud FLUID Extract
sS Tor the enpioS 0i The KIN and scoflois
sale by TDNTIN-DN HRoTHFRS
a. f1r Gold Mortar
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: lua REU.lRD.

JEGET.iBLE LIhG SYRyP
Y.S'i the If Influenza Odds.
z ste hy TOMIINSON BROTHERS,
III Sisnfft.r. Golden Mortar
PKESTON~S ENTR.ICT or LEMON
g.7oR favoine jcia-, Pastry, Ter ~ac by
z ne TONLiNSt3N BROTHERS,