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New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
C,OUGsg, nK0NCsnTas AND DIs,

(tOId;s5, NKHNtNhTHN IND w .,
u PEPSiA-Thc Recipe for CONERl's BALM oF
LIFE ms been sabmitted large number of Regular
Physicians who have uaited pronouucing II safe aud
elsctua rccdy for the of Coughs, Bronchitis aud
all affections OF the Thfoal and Lungs tending 10 Con.
sumption Tho ioliu~ M specimen. II Is from m
rlice in a., Boston Medical Journal OF August 2t 1870
ON Bronchitis b. Frank II Hamilton, Professor OF Ma
terra Medica aud General Pathology IN tho Geneva hod'
cal College
Tine Rev COvert's mixture, also, used so eNieGsVf-
~ for Tins .ncon by cergymen. belongs To the '9me
ass of rxpectorunts bcns Of those lucky c0mhna
sions incident which whs IL promotes expecto
ration does not impair tho Of the ch. OF this
medicine feel Liberty speak since us composition
i, not held from ths profession aud hope the Rropre
tors will soon fit eivo II TO the public We, ihero
fore venture 10 recommend IT, having employed It IN
case and N the cnse Of many others with decided seneL
To be had At the principal Offices for tho sale al
t1is mrdi- inc III Nassnn i. l2G FuOn. u lm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
TR YELIN G..
= ra ANEw.YoRK.AL ALBANY AND
TROY STEAAB0AT LINE for albany
.. Is f,r as tha icn vii pernIt With sale.
-. Line EOR ALKANS.

80 ., The new I'd connections steamboat
NORTH AMERICA, C2f:sin VI. II.
$3.50 Trus.de leave the pier betNeen the
foo, Of Cortsndt ard Liberty sts "Wednesday and In
das afternoons At o'clocA. - Crpr-rr
FIR Passage or Freight apply TO r Z S', IL a. q,
tho ffrs on The Wharf or on board. ~ b All Kinds OF
'ne Oa.' onIv \; ihe risk OF the owner thereof
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

ORIENTAL VERAcIrr.-" To give the lie in the
Eat Is not considered offensive; and the natives
ere astouished at the indignation OF Europeans al
having their assertion questioned. This Is par
ticuarlv the case in Persia, where king upon his
throne. without Intending give offence, has been
known. in a very quiet way, 10 ask British am
bassador. l. not That a lie which you are telling
Chardins account OF his controversies win the
Persian minister (nazir) about the price OF the
iewely which Chsldin himself had brought for me
king. affords some curious illustrations OF this. On
one occasion this most intelligent traveller was so
provoked at the ministers dcc!ared dsnbts Of his
yeracity that he expressed ms annoyance in rather
warm terms On iuis the nazir flew into pas
sion, and askad hin tartIy whether ne Wa a
prophet that people should be nnder an obligation
to believe his word. Cnardin could not rsiraia
rom laughing at ihi- on which the minister,
,srning with an air Of anger to the company, and
pointing 10 him, exclaimed. with oath: The
Franks are altogether an eNtravagant people: they
would have Us take their word Tor an oracle, as II
they were not men and sinners The Orienta!
point of honor i not TO Re sought in this direction
Pictorial Illustrations OF the Biel'-
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
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J'sSSE DS St@stN :. :. =. A.-IHe or
[ c,rs and member OF t r.. ,.1n. auG pat,i-u silly
,sosc on duty ;ho ~, g exposed &c ils storm vet
feet hich : the lsacics o.. sc c'sr !u s-i
r. ublsogae compliant, Rhe s;.,sl. .; rIn,'- raa 10
ne hack limbs. snd would ma c-f,.iH see., by ca.
tnystA & 4 D. Saut> No - .- aC Ful,,H ,.;cei sd
procure bottle Of Burnett's c'!eors'ed hieluc Xxx
frs and syrup, zhcs warranted 70 cure y ease OF
trir.z'i,ri ofrom one 20 tvcnty ears sanons relief
.av. ciyca Silh ,hc 6rt application. >r.lc 20 say
ch are the SEA rchng and curative rroPerue OF thec
10y &c cure ct Chrome. Acute InhlRmsio'y
and Xnrcnral Rheumsu>ni. $ To eSoic the adHr-uaE
ad surprise o. ever. aoiyjss Who Ia furry u'fa i7eif
e,t For isr,-er satisfaction ,be Propuo or you'd re-
Ter ; afflicted o. the :ouoaius aighy respectable eea.e-
ias who csu trsl!iy to It's merit.
NJ J. % Caamp,s. Treasurer Bo"ery IhSstfc John
g. Moorc l6i Roadway, John Grcen. 10 Na.Asr 81
tar-, .rh,rt mo Fulton ST.. VIM. Stepksas. sixth
Ward Pol..c. H :. Williams. y Aun-stTse'' Lac b
saith 69 Green, tca Also to be hsd OF paYid Slrd'
Co. n. - East Broadway, cor. Aa5Se' 81 Nnefe nG
sauces. c. = 3 R-,,i,say j. In
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

WHAT OF THIS 1T Is a fact. easily susceptible
Of proof, that on the very day on which >tipp was
accommodated with discount OF $1,000 at the Bank
IN Indianapolis. the note of good man, with good
endorsers for few hundred dollars, was refused to
be discounted. although the money wanted for
the purpose of buying hogs. And il IS also fact
that the hog buyer note afterwards turn
Cd into BILL of Exchange and he was accommo-
dated with the money. at hisaer rate Of t.feresi
than charged on Stpp's note. Perhaps the
Journal Will deny this
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07
We 60 for Tyler therefore,
The NITo and the wherefore,
And him we viii hurra for
IIurra, hugEa, huFra.

p a.. Something yet wrong. Our Thurs
days mai. brought Us ou'
..5n C.nc,.na,i, and thles day. "a 21-..,,
Why not charge it, a. was won, uP1'' i'i's5
kendall ard the General Government we
not notice iAs charge because it IS uncommon; gl'
70 see the difference in the tone OF the wing press
no,r and wacn the pestofiice was IN the hands Of
the democrats. Then it was acknowledgement and
corruption Now, no reason is given. We con-
slider the managers incompetent, and i so many df-
6,ulties occur now. what VIII be the state Of the
mails during the seasons Of bad travel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

The money articles of the y. \. Herald are ac-
knowledged to be written by master Of the sub
lect. We copy the following, which shows that it
stli wishes TO obtain the Of the borrowers OF
20 or so millions Of dollars. over which mystery
still hangs. II We could Get them doub. pretty
mass Of corruption among the couserrqfrc and bank
wing leaders would be exposed. he people should
insist on having this exposure. The Herald says
James Robinson. Esq.. former president Of the
L. :. Bank branch at Richmond, has been elected
10 the presidency Of the Bank in Philadelphia.
There appears be attempt to resuscltate the
affairs OF that institution. We presume. however
that the mad project Of attempting 10 resume bust
ness Is not entertained. While mystery hangs over
the S29otO.oO0 Of political discounts Of which the
committee refused 10 gave any information. An IN
stitutlon may, with show Of reason, claim Sc
crecy Tor It's transactions when It's loans are con-
fined to the legitimate business for which il was
created but when the fact becomes known TO a
certainty. that National Bank, during It's exist
ence as SUCH loaned TO party men, members Of Con.
gress and persons IN Office It's funds the alarm
ing amount Of between - and $40 600 600, for the
purpose OF defeating the objects of the popular cleo
lions. and Of deprlving the people of their rghts
then the public have undoubted right to know
every act connected with the transactions no matter
Who may become losers. The dates. amounts and
nature Of the loans must be made public, also the
names Of drawers and endorsers TIC know ledge
oil these facts Is absolutely indispensable a: time
when 1t is proposed establish such Institution.
II these facts were lad fairly before the people, no
man would dare to get up IN his pace in Congress
and propose a Bank, that mass of corruption would
overwhelm The whole system, and destroy It's ad-
vocatcs forever
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

THAT PrN.-rhe Madisonian says tie President
had no sooner signed the Bankrupt Bin, than 4
stranger burst into the ROOM and entreaed the Pre-
sdent to give him the pen With which he had signed
the Bill The reques. grained. and the stran-
ger vanished in transports what he conceived tc
be incalculable prize.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

MORE SwEARING.-A certain other bank Director
can also swear to the fact that DR.. Stipp was ac-
commodat5d, the 18th ult to the amount OF
$4,000, at the indianapolis Branch Bank and
that he, the said director did endorse this certain
doctors" note on which certain accommodation was
granted: and the two first letters of his name are
CL5- WILLIAM HANNAMAN, 20 tie Bank and Jour
nails candidate for the Senate. VII the Journal
believe TIN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07
81 So

To be sure, they don't have to pay it all in a
lump; but it out Of them little by little, dur
ing the year, and consequently should be added to
their taxes. This is federal whg reform Go 1t
TIP; come it Ty Where : SILLY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

The editor of the Journal as one Of our readers,
wishes Us 70 inform him what we mean by Jigofry.
As he Is the only one who has asked the question
we mus, Just inform him, that il is enough 10 write
articles. without being called CT to fuEniah him
brains 10 understand them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

Journal OF BANKIsG.--rh i neat pn5lica-
ton. in octave form, suitable fer binding, published
every Two weeks IN Philadelphia. By WILLIAM NJ.
GoueT. Esq, making IN year. with the index, a
volume OF 4l6 pages. Subscription for single copy,
one year Sl.5n. and four copies for $500.
Tbs we believe be OF the best publicat ions
on money matters and banking in the world The
author has ranked deservedly high a gentleman
Of sciences and has obtained much notorety for his
able work banking. We shall occasionally, en-
rich our columns with selections but we hope that
this will not prevent any one, who is able, from sub
scrbrg 10 the work. Specimens may be seen a,
this office. VIII the editor send Us the three FIRST
numbers
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

BRAzEN Observation-Disclosures the fed
eralists last year claimed Overwhelming majority
in Congress, and in fact they obtained it by pipe
laying, and have majority on joint ballot Of 40
members, they have the impudence 10 charge that
obnoxious carried by democratic votes.
Some Of these federaists would shame the devil
himself in the way of lying. How conscientious.
scrupaious person support these fasehoods BY
supporting their authors, surpasses understand
ing, unless their ronsciences ike caoutchouc,
very elastic.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

The CoNoERr.-On Tuesday evening we attend
ed the Concert given by the Band, and were graft
fed at the respectable numbers present. as we'll as
with the performances. Such encouragement would
soon place the Band on a stable foundation.
c. We noticed the hydraulic man present, who
appeared highly delighted. What effect some Of
the higher notes had on him had no means of
ascestanng.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

OF We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
SULLIVAN as candidate for Justice OF the Peace.
to fiil the vacancy occasoned by the expiration Of
The term Of service Of {. Scudder, Esq.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

RoHBrRy.-rhc store u John IIart, q. Madison,
a., VAS entered On Monday n.ght and robbed VI
nearly 5000 in cash. The yellow fever, tie LAW
against free negroes. and the summary proceeding
against counterte!ters and gamblers. are sending
droves of scogndrels Up the Fiver. Louisville Is
cursed with IS fall share Look ont fer strange
negroes aud sfange gentlemen, Who hang aboe.
coffee houses steamboats,. and street cozaers adorn
ed With whiskers, canes cigars, and je~ciry.
LoeisrlNe .}dr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

o. We requested to announce the name Of
Col. t. VI. Benson, "a candidate for Enrolling Clerk
10 the House of Representatives. IT,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

o. We are requested to announce DR.. JAWS
ii. ELLIoTT, candidate for Principal Clerk of tie
House Of Representatives. IT,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

According to the Journal, Profit has gone driven
away-and must be coaxed back That IS yo,cer-
fui article-silly balted-5ut We wish the editor
success in catching its fish. Wen head up stream
to Keep MN out Of our net so don't be alarmed.
gentlemen.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

TuE BANKRUPT Law. TaIs law, which has
passed Congress and has been approved by the Pres
ident, is Of too great lei 9Th to appear in our col
umns at present. 1t does take effect TIL next
February and we doubt # 1t does even then. We
hons the next Congress VIII repeal it, make it
equal. W, doubt II the bill. as it stands, Will be
approved by the people. The operations Of this
law VIII be beneficial to the large dealers only.
ANY man who is in debt less than s2,0oo-the Ia
borer, the mechanic or the small dealer, IS not IN
eluded in its operation. Hence the o. rasta'S'
those who can make great speculation and u~sh
ahead by thousands, be relieved of their respon
sibilites, and dash on again. Banks and other
poratons clear from It's good feature, that the
creditor have the effects of the debtor placed in
the hands Of trustees for his benefit. This a conn
pulsory provs on. and hence, in the case of banks
and corporations. operates unequally and unjusty
Let have bankrupt law. if We have at all
without these objections. II is purely federal
wing measure As < now stands.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

The Journal denies, on the authority Of somebody
that petitions were in circulation in Boone County.
We had the authority of a respectable wing for our
assertion; and We know they are in circulation in
other counties 1t is possible that the journals in
lormant don't know every thlng.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

LAFAYETTE ADyERTISTR.-This Is the title of a
large wei filled democratic paper, the first number
of which We have just received. 1t is published at
Lafayette, Indiana, hy VI. PETERSON, ESQ. II con-
Quoted the plan of the number before US, VIII
deserve the patronage Of the democracy, and We
hope Will receive it. Another good feature no.
tice' 1t has adopted the cash system. This is the
only system which Will prove to be successful in
the end, and our cotemporares, one and all, would
find il to their advantage to fall in with il,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

Look OFT RoR KATz's HARLIcH NosrRuxs.-
death has occurred in which the order Of the ma
ture was reycrseG-cosruPtion took place beo.c
death, and mort fcufioa afterwards. Physicians
who feel interested tins can have all the par
tculars, on undoubted authority, by calling at this
Office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

HYoRAVLic MoDrsrN.-" Ne utterly disciaim
beng an organ Of any bank, sh.np,aster concern.
unto. or set Of men, oier han he yreat eh- party
SO, gentlemen Of the wing press, yon now know
yoar proper places. The man Of the journal, claims
to be the organ Of the great mig party Tippe-
canoe aud TYLER too - The greet uhig party
Wise, Profit, Riyes Clay, and hrs clique. What
organ
Hydraulics alone is powerful enough for THE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

No d" Combination Lock" there. guess. Was
there, Mr.. Editor Of the Sentinel i-Jouraat
Ne guess there But like the bank in this
place. each director had a key
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

According to the hydraulic Of the Journal,
the Constitution of the United States is despoic'
and " nt-republlcan." 1t least he says one fca-
ture Of It s-the veto power. Perhaps lie thinks i
is al - despotc" and anti republican,
a. Is " hnll anAcs' rapublican
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

THE Law NroLATED.-The state Bank violates
the law every hour that refuses redeem its notes
in specie What would become OF the farmer or la
borer were he thus to set the laws at defiance
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

BIcorRY.-Some person discontinued hi- sub
scrption the " Chronicle of the Times, publish
ed at Grcensburg, because he inserted advertise
ment for horse race, and was paid for it, as be-
longing to his trade. Such a subscriber We should
call = bgoted, and should consider our subscrip-
ton list rdded Of a nuisance by losing HIM. And
yet we believe we despise horse-racing as much as
lie does. Is he cooper9 Don't he make whskey
barrels
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

TEE CHAPAAAs-ANoIEE CRow.-Eour Of the
Chapmans have been elected to the Indiana Legis-
lature. The editor OF the indianapolis Sentinel,
50 famous Tor his Growing, who one OF the number,
says one OF them may yet be President oil the Unit
ed states and therefore lie crows most Justify. =
Uated STATES.
The editor OF the Estates is mistaken. But flco
Of the CnApAANs are elected to the Legislature.
They were sent by he farmers. The other tooo are
here, however, as 'Sentinels On the Watch-towcr
c. Liberty, ready gaGes, and to cro,e over
their effects.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

\ FAIR OrrrR-If any of the Bank Directors
Will, their names, deny the fact that they
ioaaed to DR.. George W. Stipp thirteen hundred dot
lars, stated by his paper, pledge ourselves
to have the fact, that the said accommodation was
so granted by majority Of the Directors OF said
isfaction Of the public, before 4 committee Of the
next Legislature. VIII the Journal Jeliece his
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

The q" REGULATOR. Tinted States Bank Stock
is now sold in New York at 10 dollars aud - cents
per share Of 100 GO. Glorious Regulator. What
,cW Ollie and Glazier say
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

q The Frigare cens'sSs was launched ,n1 ''0',
the Portsmouth navy yard, on tie 10Th 'ast' \
large nunber of persons we're present uao"g DO"
was Com, Downes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

CALLED SEssioN.-Wc find this measure disap-
proved of by the wings generally, far our IN
formation extends, and by portion of the democra-
cy. The mere fact Of our announcing what We knew
to be going on, viz the circulation of petitions Tor
that object. a matter Of course. We gave our
individual opinion in favor OF that prayer, not be-
We believed Gov b gger would have answer
ed It, but to test the sincerity OF whig professions
Constantly do they harp on reform; and what re.
form do they give us We may allude to this sub
Ject again.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

OF We are requested by many citizens Of Mari
on county To announce NATHANIEL WEST al a
candidate to I'll the vacancy in the State Senate &C
casioned by the resignation Of Cen Robert Hanna.
Election Saturday, September l-fhl-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

o. The Journal editor Will please refer US 10
the article in the Sentinel where have said that
" certain doctor got $500 out Of the bank" 1t
is not to be found and is base lie, intended to COW
er inglorious retreat. We asserted that Dr. Geo.
W. StiPp had note discounted al the bank for that
sum and this called an accommodation.
Perturbation Is the very meanest way of lying
/. the facts were not as We stated, bring on your
proof. Don't because 4 director led you to state
scorchng ialsehood" about il at first. sink away
and say" we are not the apologist Of thc Bank
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

G. The wings rather sneered at us when We
-raposed Old SoLoN RoBISsoN as their cand date
fcr the Vcs Pre- dency. Don'tthey thlaA no" that
our advice vac good
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

When Daniel Webster was in England, he was
retained the attorney Of Darng, Brothers L Co.,
the great British bankers. TO do him Justice rs
that he means to be srac II his clients.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

CA2ripATEs FOR SrrAKER.-'ihe Southern Ind.
an an speaks of Thomas j. Heis ant the JACKS j
l.. ,nocrs,, OF John V DAVIS, as gentlemen highly
qaaae,, to a. the Speakers chair IN the next House
OF Reprcsea: atIyes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

TIE UNION OF The WINGS THE SAKE OF
THE UNIoN.'-The correspondent of the Y. Y.
Evening Post. writing from Washington, says;
Mr.. Profit broke loose, to-day, entirely from his
keepers doubt whether lie VIII be caught again.
lie renowned Clay and his works lie SAID he was
strong Clay man at home, but he found the letters
too grievous to be borne. The Corporal's Guard
S increasing IN number.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07
BRANCH BANK ORGAN-COMBINAT
LOCK-WIIIG CANDIDATE FOR THE
SENATE

The Journal is brought TO a stand From the fire.
quent bank robberes zee adrised the branches 10 be
yigilant, and look to the keeping of their
money. For this simple suggestion, We have re-
ceved from the Journal the grossest and meanest
abuse 1t took the Branch this place under ts
protection. No old hen ever fared mp and cIucIcd
for her chickens furiously, lest should make
a suggestion in which the public are all interested.
The junior smJiia editor, the hydraulic man HIM
self, babe mind our own business for according
TO hun, the Branch at this place had procured
q Combination Lock-
He therefore, protesting to be the keeper Of the
Branch and the jun,o, made the following charg-
es and enquiries, which we erPeeied the journal to
answer:
LIST. That the wing candidate for the Senate and
the uuto had procured discount Of $1,000 for the IN
solvent and notorious DR.. Stipp, in order to pay a
debt for the richest man Of the junto.
I'd. That the same wing candidate had assisted a
licensed broker to get loan, when farmer or
mechanic could not get cent
Sd. That he had twice voted Tor a discount for
one of the half owners of a shaving concern winch
Is notorious for its dcprcdatlous on the uecessous
18th. That he had voted for these accommodations
with board Of Directors, a part of whom were uu-
N'l Pi'tcSt3 uc ODulu ny lilc OlllR cilr
to exclude the votes of such directors and appoint
others.
9th. That he held to Offices while candidate
for the Senate.
9th. That three Of the unto had satisfied and
quoted the Branch with land for 500 $500
which they had OF bank, and that the rest Of the
clique bad from - to $4,000 leach We inean.) IN
the process Of rolling orer, IT Is called.
9Th. That the loans made to the surrounding couR-
ties had been called 10 loan 10 fIvorItes IL this
place. Indianapolis
Before committee Of invest CATION next winter.
believe prove every charge stated.
The journal well knew this, and by order oil It,
keeper, the old editor and branch director was or
dered to define their PoSifior aud back out from the
ctucking ground the SiatbtiH editor had assumed
and the editor, poor fellow, says, eve not the
organ''-and IN order to elude pursuit. begins
To complain himself! Tins bold bat desperate
move Yea Admit our charges To be true aud
set up complaints themselves that the taerests y
the Stockholders has been Regarded INSTEAD or TIE
PuBLIC GOOD
The State owns hnlf the stock nd more than
half of the residue is owned by iioa-resideHtS who
DO not borrow a cent; and under these clrcum-
stances the older editor thinks it sticking TOO close
TO the interest OF the State and these nonresident
stockholders to loan only seventy thousand dollars
to three of the unto, and take iiHd, and loan the
rest of them only ) or Sl0,0O0 each. The Simbtia
EDITOR himself could make good excuse.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

IATER-U. :. Ban1 stocS selling Tor = =
share OF :loo. Nine cents on the dollar Go IT.
regulator