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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
Just Received,
Cheap! Cheaper I! Cheapest y!

Cheap! Cheaper !! Cheapest!! !!
1lN ME uodeEsigned wishing 10 dispose Of
the stock q goods belonging 10 the e.
tate If James G. Peasley, deceased, late OF this
city, would inform the citizens OF Burlington,
and vicinity that be has good stock Of
STAPLE 4 DRY GOODS.
suitable Tor the Spring trade. and will shortly
receive fresh supplies All Of which he i
disposed to sell q the LOWEST RArss for CASH,
Dry Hides, Flour, Beeswax and other articles
- may be agreed on.
He has also good assortment Of Nails,
Glass, ana Shelf Ware, Refined Sugar, New
Orleans do. Mvlass.s by the barrel 90 low a.
can BE- purchased at 81. Louis, Coffee, G A.
Salt, vinegsr, Linsesd Oil. White Lead, Indi.
60. alum, Pepper, Spice, Cordage, &C. DC.
Corner. Br,ck block, formerly occupied by
Bridgman Partridge, Water Street..
!: J. G. PEAsLEY.
Burlington, May 81, l842.
sacks & q. salt received on
~ consignment per steamers lows aud o,
ter, aud will be sold low for cash or sock
~ may II s. PAGE.
Central Market.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
NEW DRUG STORE.

GAUBY wishes 70 infoma
!, the citizens Of Burlington
and the public generally, that he
las opened IN the house Of e. A.
Hobart, next door to A. w. CaYpen.
tcr's Jewelry and directly opposite
he stores o. .effler, Cox aud brids.
man, general assortment Of
Drugs and Medicines.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
JEWETT'S
IMPROVED PATENT CARY PLOUGH.

JEWLxl -
IMPROVED PATENT CARY PLOUGH,
THE subscribers would
- respectfully inform their
friends and the public gen
NJ orally that they have OBJ
tanned the right Of vend-
ing said PLOUGHS, and
are prepared to fill oil orders for the same At
short notice.
This Plough having been used throughout
all the central part Of Illinois, and having
given universal Satisfaction. tho subscribers
feel justified in pronouncine it most valua-
bic improvement for the agricultural commu-
nifty. Il 10 peculiarly adapted to the light al
luvial soil Of which our bottom and prairie
lands are composed,
Feeling ourselves justified in saying that we
can furnish the best plough in the country,
We invite oil who wish to purchase tho arti-
ele to call and examine ours before pu,chas-
ing else where believing that il will be their
interest 10 do 90.
COOK & DREAMER.
Brick block. water street. Burlington.
march s Hawkeye copy]
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
New Cabinet Warehouse.

IINHE subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens OF Burlington and surrounding
country, tina. he has opened Cabinet Shop in
Burlington, where he will keep constantly on
hand general assortment Of Furniture and
Chairs, Of the very best quality. Furniture
made 10 order at the shortest notice. / will
sell low for cash or on short credi..
ISAAC DEWElN.
Burlington, may 8. l84l.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
A RARE CHANCE

Ike FISH.
INCUR barrels Lake Fish, coed article
y received per Ohio, aud for sals IN
may JOHN 8. DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

>W0lcn ne WoYto0So 10 De fresh and
unaduitersted, direct from one Of the best
houses in Philadelphia. which he offers to
Physicians snd Others 1t a. low . price a. they
can be had here or elsewhere. The following
10 list OF some Of the Drugs and incidence
offered by ]. GAuBy:
Salts, Gums. Spatulas.
Oils, Tinctures. Mortars,
Spirits, Extracts, Graduates,
Powders. Surgical instruments,
Seeds, yisls assorted,
Roots, CoFkS.
Chemical preparations. Lees Genuine pills,
Ointments, Anderson's do do
Conserves. Hooper's Female do
Mercurial preparations. Chlorldes of Lime 4 Soda
Quinine French, Syringes assorted
Extract Bark, Marshes and Common
Godfreys cordial, Trusscs,
B.,emsn's drops, Compound Extracts.
Or0deldoc, Spigeis,
Essence. BY gro.. or dog. ssana.
Ink. victorialis,
Fancy soap, Mamma,
| CASTLE do Gelatine capsules.
Sponges. Aromatic conserve Of
Seidlits & Soda powders, Copsiba,
| PHILADELPHIA WHITE LEAD. OILS.
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, WINDOW
GLASS, &c.
Oakley's Compound Extract Of SarssapariIla
an invaluable medicine tor the cure II obst
nate eruptions ofthe Skin. pimples or pustules
on the face Chronic Rheumatism letter Scro
fula or Kings Evil, White Swelling, sand all
disorders arising from an impure state Of the
blood.
Extract Of Buchu for the cure Of chronic dis.
eases Of the Bladder, Urinery organs. &c.
Phy.icians prescriptions carefully aud &C.
curately compounded.
August 81, l84l..6-y
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
FLOUR.

FAMILY FLOUR.
"a NHIRTY barrels Of M'Queen's bss. ian.
j lily Flour now 10 Store and far sal. lov
for cash BY JOHN S.4DAYID.
Isy 2
8 BOXES Cotlsa Yarns, bales bsovs D.
q nestle. For ssle y
JUns 10 NO. q. 1AvD.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

lNtncinnati Cider vineRar.-Re-
~ ceived per steamer New Brazil, 10 bbls.
Vinegar the best in market, for sale cheap BY
May. DAVID 4 KITCHEN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

Has your horse The sweeney 3 II 90, apply
the Linimens two or .hree .ines a day, rub
hing veil with the ends Of your ingres.
! Has your horse the Fislula. II 90, add 10
one bottle Of the Linimenl one and halt
ounces Of The oil Of Sassnfras, mix il well in
. cup together, and rub the diseased part
iwice day with the mixture.
Has your horse the Big Head or Big Jaw!
II 20, mix and apply the Linimeni in The
sane manner ~ in the casc Of Fis,ula.
Has your horss the Spawn? Ifso, 6rst be II
tbs effected par. with round smooth stick
until Il il somewhat bruised, then mix aud
apply the Liniment in the same manner as
n tIs case Of Fis.ula and Big Head.
Hos your horse Scratches! If 90, apply
shs.I.inimenl three Zines lay, and occa-
aisnally i ash the paris with soap aud water.
Has your horse = sprsin! II &C. apply,
the Liniensnt.
Has your horse weakness or trembling
u tho Limbs? II 20, apply the Linimen.
shree simss day, rubbing we'll with rough
oloth.
Has your horse scpm or dim on the eye !
II %, apply the Linimeni on tho hollow a.
bovs The eye two or three times day, and
i viii cGecsually remove il.
Has Jour horss shs. splintl Il 20, apply
=
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

(Rep0rfe9 for ire STATE Senffqel.


FRIDAY, March - 1912.
Council assembled. Present Messrs. Cuey President,
Black, Gollsbury, Cox, Louden, Norwood aud BoaTght
Of the Council
Mr.. Godsoury. from select committee which
erEed ordinance the grade Of the several streets
indianapolis, made repol; the subject q sidewalks
which m part coneufrel in when
On motion Of Mr.. BoaFght the committee was instruct
81 u O. the ordnance fixing the curb OF the
sidewalks level with the ceBte Of the Streets ard the
pavement ascend Of half inch = the foot
AIf. Bos;Tglt from tie committee the subject, made
report, that the committee hal made with James
Green repair the levy northeast OF the Do
natin and that this work now progressing. Report
cOncusrct IN.
Allowed Truck.e.s g %. for timber, per bill filed.
Mr.. Cox from committee the subject maze report Of
settlement with Marshal for the year; which
coucufred IN.
On motion Of Mr. Go1sbury.
Orssred, That the Secretary orders 70 The several OIL
appointed ~ thr Council, iuciung Marshal, for the
4th quarter Of tIe year about a. expire.
Mr. Cox. from committee wells, reported contract with
Mr.. Boatri.ht u dg well corner Of Meridian and
Washington streets II 50 cents per ootCOunc furnish
materials. C0ucuuei IN
Allowed Mr. Boatright s2 50 for digging WELL furnish
ing timber, &c, PER b, hiet.
Allowed J. Jami>on - so for nails furnished for we'll
On II Mr. Louen IN favor OF g. Nor
wood was taken from the table, and
On motion If Nh. Cox, s0wed-S3.
AMI the council adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

CORPORATION ELEcrIos.-At the election on 81
turday last, the following gentlemen were chosen.
The councllnen of the III and ith ward stand over
President Of the Council, DAVID Y. Cu.LEy,
Esq, Democrat.
ist Ward Councilman. Joshua Black, wing.
3D. Ward, James X. Noland. Conservative.
9th Ward. Thos. Record, whig.
Marshal, Robert Allison, politics unknown-sup.
posed to be an honest whig.
The reason of no wing being FOR the Presi-
dency, is supposed to be. that salary attached
TO the Office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

ofan .iecied Clefk ~ the
'Hsnh 'aff, 90 iIa he "a dag II April.
sd IT lia u
81 oriek y Saii dae ii and profits
the NsT ht Of TIE nfh qn1ef f ,ecn - n-hip lG
rfrii ~
fsaize the f demanded is sad M
aai osi-, Va NJ u~ and place. proceed
fe simple ~ -ai nd ~ tfy
the Slit q Aivifi MoIii~a. ). d - REASON Shsrlf
March p 1872. 4J-3w g. l. SHifl Dep -h.fif
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

y
Fstsra 30 frei Itfe.
John Free. Afufrtff
John Roy. fsni fs-.
Free -u-auah f. l-rrne f..e. ~ iui free jas- MOO.
f. Ntralaid ana sa - I'.,s i.fs al s..i .-f.'t.
kDiA Iktt tie Dl ..s
- =
d~ced-at died fi, The qfaf
last quarter 81 ~-iln - range Moth
t-i quarter. the >- N>t 4 the And
MED - -
I'll
i rrieff- fAe naa-i Iaksn KisAa foly hs
formerly PLY Free
STATE . f l~ff co.; 3 g. - ard Hrar -s'f court
nf,t iifi 10
Dtnvll- f,- -r.fi tia .g L, spw
arg fs.f f-s ID Doe o. ssd
"a u
deff- tad dei.lut- a.s.aaliig a. ne sal
s-3g Ar.sf = =. GREGG. Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

WHO'S THE fnirr.-N hat Sc, of double.re-
fined rascas have conlrived get upon Uncle : am
shoulders. After having sucked the Treasury com
pletely dry, they have at last commenced picking
each others pockets Of something that will II pos
sibe secure the thieves the old clio of office. The
y. Y. Commercial. Tory-Nhig paper, gives the
annexed account of case - which mas excited some
conversation in the political circles in Washing
ton -
:. Mr. Pondcxter. some time last summer, wrote
a letter 10 Nir. Clay, OF confidential character,
which Mr. Clay returned to him-at his oan re-
quest for any tang we know of. BY some unfair
means Tins letter abstracted from the papers of
Mr.. Polndcxter. by some mischief maker unknown.
and sent To the Pres ldent. Mr.. Tyler. supposing
the letter belonged To Mr.. Clay. very properly en-
closed 1t to that gentleman. by whom IT was again
enclosed to the writer. Mr.. foindexter. The way
which Mr. CurtIs's name 20 be coupled with
the transaction. g@s from a most unjust suspicion
Oh the part % Nr. polndexter that Mr. G.. had had
some agency in the matter OF bringing the letter
before the Pres dent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL
RAIL ROAD MEETING.

OF Don't forge, to attend the Grca, Rail Road
Meeting, to be held at the Court House next satur-
day.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

An Ok, grazing IN meadow. CHANGED to set H.,
loo, among parcel of young Frogs, and trod one
OF them to death. The Informed their mot her.
when she came ho"ie, what had happened telling
her that the beast which did Il. the hngcs'
creature that they saw IN their lives. w hat
was 1t bg J says the old Frog. swelling anc
blowing ~ her speck I'd belly To great degree
%. bigger by vast de a., said they. And so big !
says she. >trtang herselfy yet more. Indeed mann
M. say they. II You were to burst yourself yoo
woald never D. - bg.' She Strove yet asun, and
burst herself indeed.-.Esop.
The editor OF the Greencastls Visitcr. and the
editor Of the Rockville olive Branch, are attempt
ing to demol.sh the reasoning OF Gen. Howard !
Also. our friend senator Smith has made speech
ia reply to Mr.. Wright, Of New York :. :"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

SPLENDID RIFLE.-Thc Rochester Advertiser
states that the rifle ordered By the Emperor of Rus
STA, was few DAYS ago despatched to the Aatocrai
by Mr. Blllinghurst the manufacturer. I, had a
black walnut stock, gold inountngs, aud cost 40
dollars. man has been engaged /, steadily tor
three mopths
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

The following l. of the touching tales of
humag affection remember TO have read Tor many
day We Gud it in the Kanawha VA Repu5li-
can o.. the 9TH instant:
kANAwnA SAINTS, february &c, 1912.
NF,Rr READfNG OCCURREN cE.--OA the 10Th Feb
rGary, Mr.. William McClung LETT his peaceful hab-
'aton. hl- wife and four children in the wilderness
OF Nicholas county. vi, and went t. Summcrsville
"a transact sone business VITA attention 10 re-
turn home that evening but the mountain storm b.
intense ~ the afternoon that he declined
dong So. lis WIFE aid children having retired 10
rest, alarmed Ut late hour Ivy the burning OF
their house. she escaped with her little from
the violence Of the devourng fire, but alas alas .
it Only 10 perish by the peitings OF the ptiiess
storm, fhe next day, when Mr.. Mci'lung returned
home. he found his house consumed by tbe hlmes
and his wife and all hs children frozen 10 death .
TIE shock too great for feeble human nature !:
he sunk under l. he became Wild: h. desired 20 be
buried with his family. and his friends were com
PEELED u pat hln IN close confinement. 4 syInpf-
thizing heart scarcely can determine which Ia pity
most. the mother and the children VINO persisted IN
hour or the husband and Tie father. who lived 10
feel the pains OF death thousand times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29
CoLuuBrs, MARCH ~, lSi2.

To THE EDIroRs THE STATE SENTINEL
Genfiemsn-For the information of suitors IN the
Circuit Courts of Hendricks. Boone and Hamilton
counties, please announce IN your paper, that on
more mature reflection and advice. shall venture
IN hold those courts at the usual times that Is
if no change had been made of the times fxed by
the act of 1910. Respectfully. &c.
JAMES MORRISON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

TIE iIoosIER> AND JonN BuLr.-We published
IN the state Sentinel the resolutions passed at pub
lie meetings switzerland, Washington and shell
BY counties last winter, proposing the reputation
Of tie bonds which had been swindlcd of the
state. Those resolutions reached England by the
steamship Columbia, and the London Times of the
18th ut. says, IN relation 10 them:
Summary work this, with creditors and public
officers but the piper Will be paid. gentlemen, and
the states Of 1lsssslppi, Arkansas aud Indiana are
not very well inclined t. pay him, somebody
rather more innocent must. And 20. we suppose,
When all tie COMMERCIAL houses banks and MI
viGlai States of Asneric. have become bankrupt. 1t
viii then be- the turn OF Congress. Meantime things
- OH merrlly enough: Texas shi b. inc Or poratcd,
and the FLORIDA Had suDdued. and the Canadian
barns burnt, aud tn navy increased. and England
fought with: aud Who's AFRAID = say Messrs Up
-l4ur aud stevenson
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

1hs Wh'- ed.io- of iae Pi,t.5ar- s-ser.r.-.
hasing a,ussd tie Wig Ps-,naSter OF Ia CTS lu
hs paper the two worthless met IN one Of TIE 10.
pubic streets. aad bad regular boat scr4ieLi,.
and nar po.llng, much 10 tac amusement OF tl,.
b,ys and O1.sle..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29
Doar Fon.-cap,nin s-.na!ey beaten out O! the

DoaE FoR.-Cap;ain sscaln.ey i beaten out @! the
field.
\ oil passed final read ~, comforting upon vi!
liam Craghan, father ol the grI tnat rta oh with
Captain ~chinlcy. life estate IA all the property
settled by james oi!ara. upon h.s daughter Mary,
who married said Nliliam CrogAan ami Is de
ceased. The bi!l farther prov or the iinni set-
tement Of the said estate upon Mary Creg nan. 9TH
crwise ~chluley, and her heirs subject the entire
discretion o: the trustees o SAID estate WHO to
receive all rents. issues aud profits of the SAID estate
aud contribute ont oi thr same tJr TIC support at
the aforesaid mary > hirley according - their DIS
c-pt.ca. ihi- at WAS sent t. the House. and that
t,dg nnmed ale.y ceucnrrei ihesein. II WIS then
seat t. The Gosesnor ami rsiItcl vita hi> approx
nj. aud Is now law. Inc captain 81. haze - iry
some other speculation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

: ard
= ~ arl fn1i-
ana greed wv he
kflrarf, decsf VII
Coi H.lse r no Town - L.ation. Boone tus.
1av r April
4 aliaex p y 't TO -,
et.e t-ceeHt. -t.4r y arf vsli,
Lsheo =
twelve 80 1s.s-n = - fanae
H ~ hlrh ffe pg'cha.e hand
f'.ari a =
p = ts m 81 ~l- 4up1
il-. daxfn- late. GOD if IN IL. simple
lasde aaai pas hene n. Ind
ln SAT- 1ksI-s JOHNSON.
iss. 4o-s1 A-nlnnrl.r
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

ISDrANAPoLIs OurDoNE.-We copy the following
from the Stamford Mercury, an English paper. OF
Jan. Fl. These boys beat even the bcli-rngers of
Indianapolis, whom thought We could beat the
world -
RrNcI>G.-On Tuesday last runE Lang
tof. upon five bells. the extraordinary quantity o,
800 changes m three hours and 30 minutes. b. five
young men under the ne OF % w. VIM Clarke.
Geo. Clarke. Henry Budnaa Edw. Clarke. and
Wm. Reading. Jun, all natives OF the above pace
Ro,sr 3rEF.- Fne following pretty far cut. not
of beef, but OF honest SATIRE appears in the Norwich
Aurora, as a communication:
MR. EDrroR Will you do Us the favor 70 in
form the leading VIII Is who conducted the presden-
tiai campaign OF $40. that want that ftrO dol
lars day. and that roast beef which they promised
Us II rippecanoe and =. Tyier too successful.
Pony ~, or We have gwen You our last wing vote.
VINO LABoRERs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

The Nadlsonian 5 rather severe upon Mr. Clay
II says be has never had an available party. Tie
may De- called the hero OF hundred fields. and ba>
been beaten IN all. lie has ran three tunes i1r 'nc
Presidency. and ii his we're aggregated, be-
wond still be wanting Of 4 su.Ac'ent number 10
raise h.a the =. flee or which tor than
twenty years he las been ioiilg ami STRIVING IN
successfully"
Bddio, il is said, applied to, some three years
since by rch Engli>hman. ia strangerj ding
IN Philadelphia. To know II his bank was safe and
sound. lie assured HIM II was. The Eugli.hman
purchased stock the amount of 100000 at ABOVE
par lie afterwards invested his wlie's fortune.
amounting to $40 900 more IN the bank. \ cn.id
was left $4,000. aud II also went into the bank.
That mans family take seriag 10 make a iip-
ing. Camden, al their property beng sunk ia tie
monster.
RAGS received at tins office. IN payment II sui
ser pt.ou.-SiiatOasse argus.
Can't iae ic.ler get rag enough tA0nt stscflfs-
ing tor them We know man who commenced
tire publication Of paper 10 the west, without raz
las back. and he IL covered with rags
Rockford Plot.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

"a Tons taed fa,. delivered ~ n
80 y O.,
lft" Vas nest l'a-r,a general If Dry toos l<a
iirr wiii sold fr
rsfcs idlri, isnsip pIsces
side ~ Tie put slg.fc. TflO- T. FLEMING,
~ite. Ind Agent for Iit,ffae q. Tct
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

The Mississippi gallon law hs. been repealed.
The amount sad to have been forged BY State
Senator Todd, OF Virginia, is $4,000.
MuRpERgR CcxvIcrgD.-Willis G.. Carroll has
been found guilty of the mnTder Of the Rev. Isaac
Lindsey, at Gallatn, Tenn.
There are lO0j3 sea men eyisterei in the United
States, OF which 9,Ol5 natives, and lbs natural
zsd.
Eishi thousand dollars in found. few
DAYS since. IN the cellar Of raser lately deceased
who resided IN Arch street. Phiiadeiphis.
towards of 300 900 letters arc quarterly returned
to tie General Post OFF, at Washington from the
different Post Offices in the Union, As dead.
MAGy ANN.--In the United States Sensie pc
tit.on presented from Nary .lir Farm. sub
hitting plan for limited United States Naiiona.
Exchcquer.
Pax BcSIAxr~. of New York has produced
farce called the Fiscal Agent" winch has been
decidedly more successful. than the Congressional
iarces under that title.
The number Of gallons Of milk brought into Bos-
ton over the Worcester Railroad for the year Is4l.
was l35.722; the largest quantity any one week be-
Ing Ago gallons.
Awful sccrprNT.-A man named VIM. r. Smooi.
while board a iinboat. was drawn into the
chinery of the engine and literally torn to pieces
fhe accident occurred near Natchtoches. In.
THE NAcoN SPrcIrIc The Merchants cf Spring
HtlOs l4in'iS sell tifee POUNDS OF I"Itfe Tor
dollar. and double that amount for silver dolAs.
II they stick to that they will have 4 better
currency.-Ohio Salesman.
EASTERN ELEcrross.-There was IN election in
Lowell last Monday. M choice for Mayor. \.
Wright, anna gamatonls., came within one of
being elected. Tat party IS strong IN Lowell.
stephen u. Webb. Wing. has been elected
Mayor of Salem by majority OF l2i votes.
n1rWe are requested 70 announce john MoGIsSis
CANDIDATE for Constable.
give rogue ted to announce WV. CAMPBELL as
candidate for Constable.
/ Oz-we requested to announce WILLIAM r.
DAWSON. as candidate for tie o.iice Of Constable
at the ensuing election.
GIVE requested 10 announce JAMES Boar
RIGHT as a candidate for Constable at the ensuing
election
nTMsSsRs EpfToas: Please sav that large
number of { VII vote far EZEKIEL &. BorD.
as Justice of the Peace. to supply u e vacancy &C.
casoned by the expiration OF the time OF service o.
J. Stevens Esq. aud they hope many more viii
JOIN them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

The northern ice has broken up and is now going
into state Of hqaidahon.-Iel.
Running of-as bank officers do, sometimes
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

There is much mystery over the address to the
Ir-hmca Of the United states, pat forth ~ the abo-
tion party at Faneul Hal. and said t. be sign-
ed by O'Connell. Matthew, and 61bco !rishmen.
Bishop Hughes O. New York publishes II card in
which lie declares il ~ his '.fr~' and decided iti-
pres>ion. that is not austeaiic but adds SHOULD
il prove 10 be authentic. then have no he<.tation
IN declaring my opinion thrt ., Is The duty Of every
naturallzed instman 10 reject and repuda ate The
address with indgnation. not precisely because Of
the doctrines winch It confirms, but because Of their
having emanated from foreign source and % their
tendency to operate on questions of domestic and
national policy. am friend OF slavery; but ]
am stiil less friendly to iny attempt OF orelgn orr
gin t. abolish IT. \ meetln9 OF lr.htnen has
also been held ut P,:tSellle, Pennsy Ivanit, who
pronounced It to be base fabrication -ienonnce
the address IN the most indignant terms. and de-
clare that whether 1t cmnnated from the pen of
Dlncl O'Conneli, or from any other source what
ever. they cannot lind language too strong H. ceE-
sure and treat II it'll the scorn II deserve.