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RAILROAD NOTICE..
MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE.
Go Geo. 5e4

NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK.
THE NEW JERSEY RAILROAD and Transportation Com.
L pany have established Freight Line between New
Brunswick and New York. which they intend to rema.
nenty.
Leaving New Brunswick at A. NJ daily, (Sundays
eeped and the foot Of Liberty street, New York, at p NJ
To country dealers and merchants the above line de-
ate for the speedy cneap Conveyance oil merchindse
q every description, and more particularly 70 D5oven and
cd between New Brunswick and New York, the day
The rates the transportation OF cattle, horses mules
sheer hogs &c. and all kinds OF merchandise very
low, exceeding steamboat prices.
Merchandise sent by Ibis line subject any
charge ip crossing he North River. .
The Company have fiIsd mp large sto,ehouse AZ New
Bunswick, adjoining the Railroad Depot which will always
leorcn Cor the recerfion Of rne schandise.
Passengers purchasing their tickets the ticker Offices will
receive ferry tickets gratis.
0- Frsgt, for Newark. Elizabe,htown, Railway, Vest
field Plsnfed Scotch Palms. Boundbrook and Some rvilv
by the above lines and delivered the day when
received. mt 3m@
%NA-> FOR HAVA iA-pIRECT.-Th fine and
/f1yEY9M well known steamship MATCHES, VIM.
//KAtEAa Miller, commander, will sail for the above port
<<4EYlk4Sl9 about the 18th Of June.
D1sca7<nns For passage only having elegant and SUI
JOHN B. LASALA & CO,
m30 I7tr ~ Broad street.
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PrIcEs OF PRoyisIoNs.


GvArAxA, P. r.. 2sth May lsi2.-Sugars and molasse
OF prime qualities scarce, but ordinary grades
abundant and low. Business extremely dull and gloomy
prospect before inactive and tedious Invernase
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.s,ssrv.n-B,isI Bsldvin-li &c. nee w sA Gowdy--
f25 do Bower Sni,hS bales Parmlec Kihnru
gersi nm Foo,2i c hoone Knsi06 John Tai msn--sa
Joscpa Wood--7s II w s. 3 Hills. =
Shvs~S.HBng Pulurs--2 bx Bugbec Enr eland--5o BIZ
rice Brown. "
CnknLEsroN-Shp Cafharine--55 ties rice Lafan Il Red
pnond-2c II \ Laveraes-i3a bales cotton vin2ss Smith
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
EsE s%ed ami celebrated sS Pill. from Portugal are,
men on The last column Of fourth page ps, msH
DIR. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUsTO has removed
md F1,o% s % n
SEIDLITz AND SODA POWDERS.
superior articles to What are sepe5ay sold ru! E es
VIM WILSON. Chemists aud Xpothscsrss Hail. i: &c ca
sBIHia large assortment of the choices, perfamery
PILLS Of exchange parts Ireland and Scot
saleat 8. J. SYLyEsTER'S
T UMBERNiEN's BANK NOTES wanted at
jric 22Wa st, and 1870 Broadway.
COLLECTIONS in all parts Of the United States made
Treasury Notes bought a, The best market rates.
,,us ,. III )! sY ~ e S,g,ss:;x.
A NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE
.y sps IS of
Of the BREWER and nonpare sizes ADD nearly only
about 1000 copies i'sffa e. H2fRi 4 Founder
jeellc Gomez Of Ann and Nassau st..
GORDON Bennett! kssn reading
& rhss wish The
he we'll ssaI.'sa saS injurious %
led BUT IT'S THvE5 5EE s ssss Hssss
cents dollar each as Bleecker street, four doors
S@ Se aSs e very % s T.. Msa
sxs Th. er Be be early IN their
TWINE-loo bales superior Bridrc manufacture compris.
ing eOnpse sso%snt OF sens herring and gill net
J jeii ~ 10 E. .'i COLLINS CO.. Sc South st
TAVERN AND CHOP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
late J. c. Stoneal % Ann street.-The best of accommo
and what more the best and mos, agreeable society in sni.
city is always found the above establishment English
nam s S1@nary ;'sSc K cha m m
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, AND SILVER
s undsr.,snsi have large ~ I'M Of
manufacturers in Europe all warranted first tate time keep
splendid offne French Mantel Clocks also
large and valuable Of rich diamond other
And Silver Ware, large assortment, all warranted Of the
All Of which they to sell prices very much
ESs S; ROCKWELL.
Watches fevcry description carefully repaired and
| KEEP THE TEMPERANCE BALL 4 ROLLING.-A
great meeting will be held Sunday afternoon, O'Clock.
Hand Had % H Deg
% :s da G1 evening" w" pubic the
general arc respectfully invited e s sJ lows
James II. St.. John, sec'y. ieII Ter
HAMMOND STR EET SALT WATER BATHS.
RA a,al LARGE SWIMMING BATHS for gen
enjoying luxury and know the value Of sea bathing il {
Ss na u Sss
they will add much teir health, and greatly their com.
S sna " S'a of &. ; %so ,; s
powerful, yet simple, salt bathing
& sn s sca d S G." s s1s the foot %
- TO LET TT; excellent Office for physician N a
60 two gentlemen Apply at SO BrOomc street os
IA TO LET-The large three sory house and store No
N 206 Cherry street. one door from the Corner Of Pike, will
at i Pike ST. ''' s jsil itee c
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Mis-9s Poirier Freses-2 hjs w Jamesia boxs ARR
c5rorarrowry6r;x Msry-3S bales Colt CO.'S do
Smith Mill n Coo Avcnl &co-i7s Latin X Redman-
30 Snoford Tlcston--27 Taylor Rich.
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Died.

On Thursday June the 9th after short and painful i'll
ness, ELIZABETH CAIN, wife Of John Calm, in the 10th
year of her age.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

sTHE UNIVERSAL MEDICINE OF. LIFE",-Braaa.
cine slssn'c e.. and pu the Blood sa fS
nd : e ra Ia ssere s M Of Ss
Sssse: %%o wsisSy S e,es, nd
Il Is now we'll understood how much Disorders Of the mind
Sssna Rc Ss, %as
powers i now ssood that there !. reeposs n
between he mind and the body Il understood that
hat INSANITY cured pe.everosy using them. II {.
70, now how oeh a0ss,s Pyn. depends
]. now yell understood IL, lie Bnndfsh PHI, have cured
Physician. lad pronounced them beyoSd al hana" means q
5cs POW not not only well known ;ha; the BlaGdsc PHI
their Purifying Effect on the Blood that they restore the body
The value Of this becoming more and NOR nan
fest oil I, . nded Isom anily 10 family The Bed
i2u, and purify and ns.sG'sts The blood AND
ence Being composed entirely OF vegetables, they nor
those who use them e danger and their are
ss TO ,; G s .o sa I'D s S.2 %
disturb shgck c animal functions bu, restore their and
=, b. BssdSss pIasgI sss No. fSs y Zee
~ sf Hudson ss c iiS and s 'i Il, sssa
street. TO BE REMEMBERED
That Bandreths Pills have stood seven years. test in the
That each label has two signatures Of Dr. Benjamin Brand
nat '''e "'' D, BExNDiiETiHi, NJ ''''''' ''''
And three signatures, thus = -
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH.
BESIDES the labels full Of small printing done in red nk
there beng on labels nearly three hundred impr
Benjamin Branlreth's Pills cii rsr
EACH PLEASURE HATH IT'S POISON TOO,
AND EVERY ROSE ITS THORN.
THOSE who have expsisaesd tle reality as well IS the
poetry OF the above iophtnegn, most uslsctfny
SUR h. the antdoe the poson and the extraction
nc yell known Sla and established cfssc Of Dr. CARrEN
TEh No Peck sp where hou,ands have brr ii
20 rejoice happy delNerince from their manifold difficult
ne'- Office open rll hafpvto. r W Charges low
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Passengers Sailed.
LoxpoN-Psckc, ship Wens tor--E P,rnvIi p,1.. Ne
Pserss Connolly, Master Comcy, Mr. Dodge MI Andrews
Mr.. McRath. - '
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EAGLE COURsE.-Tmnion. \. g., June tn isI2:-1he
- The following irong declared to come on com
mencing Jane 10th. and To connue three days. d.
First day Wednesday, June IA purse Of $780, two mile
heats, 10 harness. free Cor horses that eyer sio
Same av Of $50 mile under the saddle irrc Tor
horses that 500.
Second day Of 500 free for all two mile heats u
harness. Same day. purse Of $780, mile heats best IN hse ~
harness, free foe horses that tfottcd for money
Third dayA Of $780, mile heats m wagons irce
for all match horses Same day purse OF $50 mule heats I'M
der the saddle, free for horses that never Won over DIV"
ies6ts
n TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD loI
1NI<wm Dowpey who has stolen from the premises, OF
subscriber 9Th street and 3th avenue, OF
the might o June h o. ihmoninr Of "a June light bay
switch All and white feet ke hcsved. about 10 yenrs
siso bsrouchc, with leather top flesh eoored I,ne
cstron was with other thrgs. He lc sa.i Dcwney, 10 a.
most feet inches rather good looking fair har. wih,u
whnkc walks bad IN consequence OF strain Ia Of HI
snecl, On his face lie now .nPpo,sd 70 te
supposed be Long leland The above reward viii be paid
for The horse, o. the sid powney BIZ applying az la Maiden
Lane, Wnl Nann or u. Holiday. IeaNsr
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
rHsEvENlNo sss 'rc *: s ss:aisx .. com
ATTSso s,2 y S S S.s' s % II
N''' WIZ" ERE ' WORK. Sss'''''' Of
r. THE SECOND fRoMESxb'IE MUSICALE.
Doors opsn !, half past O'clock Entertainments,
THIS EVENING. June 1.-THE performances commence
THE TEMPEST
A A.iep'. NJ NJ! n : ss.A..a ,''''
BoMBAsTEs "FstURJoso.
GeaeT, BSs%sa'o' raeide Fn'6o' Nj, Vernon aadr'w'
MY " %rf fisf'' 6E sS'4'FIsr
Sir John i.G. Bsasyills, MFR Fr rdn,ia,,
Lady Letitia Bssuvle Piichsrd
Doors sevenperformances win commence at halt
Boxes, sl-pit, 50 csnts-Gallery. IS cents
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EVENING. june ll.-TSs psIcm.ne. viii
jacob e.; Hs.. rASEE 3 ss Thorn. HELD
Jona', ss', rousASey Marble william r, M:.''ysr
Robin RoushAs.d' oHt MslSs k k@2L'o Held
0,,,,,v ALL THE % $s;Hffss STAGE s. u.,,
THE eANEcqcRT e i;9 fHH T Tss WILDERNESS
Clarst Mrs He bert
Doors Will open IN future al quarter past O'clock and the
'' Ds.. si rise ssGss G.1sx Boxes.
HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM
(Fomerly known Peales.)
GREAT "a xN s,'Gfsy a FIX r
The Msnare bees leave announce tina, Be his ior
limited PERIOD the s;isI y sl'a s.,
and every evening dS9g 'hs s 81 u e0Hane'0" with
s sSSsSj D :sss Fis'sI': 'Si r.
so,. rSa ' r,. ar SERSo .9 -''s' Shaw
Bsllsdv Whsn VIM lhou me. love- Mis. R.y,old
ssssss %y ss.it'. ID i. HisSs"d.,S a.; l Sir:
Comic Song" The nice young Man.. n gus.
Parody on Fin: old English o,n.marn Mis-. RsySSii.
o,' PoE tiH!f'ssH 3 y ylE ESss.n'
I -Four 1"e 1' DC Nss 10 DC VIII DC
SRs un y , HSSy &e ssD, Berth . $, ome
-, k, and Ia Gemmn three Tsbiosu.
Concert every Sunday Evening. under the direction
Admission IS CENTS. js
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDENS.
CgsSHtp AZ NtRS%pA $,sssA:n1AA aESARf SAY 1SD
Is, THIS whs 4. Dy on re
evening FREE.
r: & % .ss s ST ssss RI
'n on and n sa & r. P S s Competed Sss,sr EN
Sn N. Is sn % o SEVEN
FEET.
One more week OF the mysterious GIPsEY GIRL She
can be privately consulted during the day.
The NEW YORK BRASS BAND has been engaged, and
wit & s 5s s Hss ,fps r. &c f cume
Singer; CELESTE The Dance, ;aNIMaL MgGNNES
BLOWING. WHITLOCK and Master FRANK
An inermxson Of half horr for made and refrcsh
-
.s.c seenc BY Nj. Bonnie, entitled IL STUDIO. OR
LYING STATUES. -
Grand CosIncsma, and NOVEL CURIOsITIEs
than containcdi in any five mnseums in America
A splendid day performance Wednesday and Satotss
afternoon
Abundance the whole IS cents--chdren half price,
ej
A RICH STREET THEATRE, in adephia,To Let
n the Arch Street Theatre for the Of 1912 and Ap
~ :" sAMI. BRAUsoN. Secretary.
Philadelphia, June 2, 1912. je linz
DAGUEnREOTYlE NEW PATTERN APrARA-
~ TUS-F. A ARTAuLT& CO., l6sh Fulton street.
opposite St Paus church. have received packet ship Ago
and offer for sale low 200 French plates large size
inches half half IS complete Dsgucreo.ype apparatus.
paen 80 aromatic lenses made at Paris by Aphonsa
Giroux X CO.; 100 bottles bynosulphie Of soda. .
Also poli Of vense iodine, chloride OF IODINE bromne
bromne Of Iodine. chloride OF gold, and the accclerang
substance. jc3 lm|c
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THE MOST DELIGHTFUL RESORT
OE the citizens Of New York beyond d?ub. HoBOkEN
!. i" '"Dl' Ss.n ~ Diversified paSe
1 ss:i s'Es ssssy sts% sss
before. Al the Eysisn Fields. there The additional ,ractiop
sa lie seossS F.
Bay csns sn cSSh anu Ply
ferry boat runs to Canal street in the evening MN, 10
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE sEGARs
RADE ~ e. 20 Ch S b.. by The Hts,
sss & n !.s ss hs:
for The reception Of company has been ,ho.ouehly
% s@ public is. The IF
The cuisine ha. been placed under the charge Of capable and
se nI s
r. Ss:sr II'as: @ fs e .
II Sss:s "a
ses9 every direction The ,a
% 4 &c Sy I'd b end
der this csab second within hundred miles Of
S Ye rs With
he hi sf oSn &, g. iy
leys and other accessories Of recreation leave little be
Families desirous securing for the would do
well TO make carly application u the proprietor
a sRHALTUMI ANp MINERAL TAR-IoHN 20;
Wnz S sa. sI s on S sI9 o o
lowing purposes -
Gard. ms and side walks .
Forng Of Buildings and Cellars. where the exclusion Of
moisture is required.
Can1ls and B dgss.
Piers, Wharfs sud Docks.
Vaults.
Baths, Aqueducts Reservoirs, Scweu.
Terraces, Roofing. -,
Coating iron work. prevent its ondation by a and
water.
Coafng OF timber work, and At raroads &c
Markets, slaughter houses, aud
Bonding wnehou'es whsre the exclusion of veTm'n !: re-
| qured. leI lmsI
SPLENDID DISCOVERY FOR LEARNING TO
| - FAINT AND DRAW FROM EAIUi.E.-Amafe urs
may SCI No 2si BrO dw number Of ,-mrles Of painting
wood veyet silk, muslin Sc by for VIII h
The Lyentor ia. received premium Of two thousand collars
hc French mt The limitations Of oil aintnxs
that imitsp them without Gaming
tie b. hi, method artist or other
Learn low lessons to paint ministries to erfeeicn
difficult without seeing the samples, ap;
single Iesson OF Mr. VICTOR ERNETTE painter TO the
Of France Russia, &c. jee imsc
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THIS pAN,
At 10 o'clock NJ the auction
roceries-A large and valuable stock Of groceries, liquors
wines &C. Also indigo $50 jars pickles 20 bags fresh white
clover seed backing nutmegs rergeaors, barrels starch
cariway, &c.
Also, 4 casks smoked hams.
sherfs Sale Of FurnimeBy order of the Sheriff, large
quantity and Kitchen furniture, consisting Of
table bureaus rockers pillar and claw
bes dining do French aud half French mahogany chairs
pets, rugs, &c. . :, ;,
Also china SETS double dinner together with var'
.v M other articles jcll Ter
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL:
iSfcres Nos. q Ann and Is fulton street,

SATURDAY,.
At 10 O'Clock, az the auction room ,
Large Sale of Elegant aud Valuable Furniture OF all desc
tols .
Also, sofas, chats centre tables, carpets, china. Sc
MONDAY,
At l01. o'clSck al flse sale ROOMS -
Large Sale OF Capetas and CphoseTels Stock--Whl be
sold very large lot Of ally comprising
hesuti u vaites used ia tic Bowe theatre for LcDdon
also rs beautiful Wilton. Brussels, ingram
and stair carI cts, rugs anu oil cloth. -
Also, n first beds bedding palAsteT
curt ms, sofa pillows, Ae
All the above will be arranged in the Fulton street n
due form, aud sold ~ lots 10 suit
TUESDAY,
At i0lz O'Clock n the sale rooms
Splendid Stock OF Dry Goods, Fancy Articles, &c.An
tire and eegisioc OF fancy tl ard sesonabe dy goods
CONFUSING rich Of beautiful articles II III de
crptions in the line as has been offered his
Also gloves hosiery uspcnde unbcllas various fancy
articles, &c.
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FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &C
FOU r II H J UL Y, 1912.

COUNTRY and city dealers in fireworks will find il to their
" advantage 10 call and eysm!ne extensive assortment
Of the quality H. AYLIFFES old establishment. no
Chatham street A large quantity Of FIRE crackers Just
L., 4, iv4sr
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50. 600 REWARD

STOLEN in the city Of New York packet containing from
- Sson0 S9cOO bills Of the Long Island Sank
denominations from dollar thousand. reward Of
800 will be paid by the Bank for the the whole
ofthe money Or roporonats srm for amount thereof
Of tho thief thieves The pacxc contained also
checks the Long Island Ranks which be Of
person. payment OF the having stopped $500 will
be p,id for the return of said checks to the Bank
lana ,.I
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SAFETY CHECKS

THE attention of bspks companies merchants
&C., respectfully invited the above checks They
arranged that it Impossible alteration in the
amount without Its being perceived Books Of Of
qures. in green, camc red brown blue inks bound and
ind TO any pattern with in margin. be supplied
Printing of every description neatly and
EDWIN A. CLAYTON,
jeI02tsc Al Pine street near William
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BOARDING.

private family four youg gentlemen be handsomely
accommodated with partial board aud from Broad
way. between White and Walker streets. Terms moderate
Inquire 3o6 Broadway.
Birds OF all kinds for S,le 81; Broadway ieiOIwsr
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A1Q BROADWAY, corner Canal street, has been, aud
10 STILL the derot for Webbs Improved Burners" and
genuine Camphene manufactured under the immediate
edence OF the original The above
referred TO- together with the reduction in prices render these
liancy lsh and above ether article Of the kind
ever introduced into this For sale the esablsd
A. v. II WEBB,
je7 2wsr General Superinfen dent.
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the Arch street Iheatc or me seasons OF Saz anu Ap
ply to p NJ. l. liourcade 100 Crown sire I,
SAMI BRAUSON. Secretary.
Philadelphia, June p 1852. ie linz
DAGUEnREoTYlE. NEW rATTERN APrARA-
opposite ST. Pnis church. have received per packet ship so,
and offer for sale low c0 French plates large sre
inches half half IS complete Dsgucrreotype apparatus
patie 80 aromatic lenses made At Paris by Aphonsa
Also rpo Of venise codne chloride Of iodine bomine
bomne Of Iodine chloride OF gold and the acccerating
substance. je3 lm*c
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knINItu
and are a the risk Of the thereof. je3c
.cressa zsa EXCURSION TO HARLEM On Sunday
next, l2'h June, fare 21 cents, stopping at the
-S6k-.Z.. Red House each way.-The steamboat
JACOB BELL. Captain Richard Yates, will leave the pier
foot of Gu street at o'clock Pike street quarter past
Roosevelt halt and Delaney street hal past re-,
turning will leave Harlem at half s. The above trip will
afford 10 the citizens Of New York fine view Of the East
River, HUI Gaze, and the various public buildings At Black
wells and the Long Island Farms &c. enjoying nj the same
,irne n oh and nj azantev iel
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Depart.
Packets to Arrive.

IT.
the It'll of July for New York. touch South
mptoD Eng on the 10Th.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

life and especially articles used By the poorer classes Far
mers and mechanics, exravagantly high from one
hundred per cent and admits uxuries and exravagances
which are onlv used BY the rich either free
nal duty. We consider II a law to tax the farmers me-
ehanio and aborers for benefit of the Capitalists
tended and well calculated make the rich richer and
the poor poorer To ertilze the rich mans field with the
sweat OF the poor mans brow and that xhig
tors IN voting for said law mstook the interests Of their
constituents
Resoiref, That we have abiding confidence in the
capacity % the people for self government That
cognze IN the result Of the late elections throughout
Union evidence Of the determination Of the peope, 10 have
the state and National Government adm nisered upon
the principles OF the old Republican party and
qualified condemnation OF the ultra federal measures of
the present whis Congress
Rrsotrea, That we have full confidence IN the high
talents, integrity and Democracy Of Martin Van Buren,
late President II the United States and Of Richard VI.
Johnson and Cen Cass and should either Of them be the
candidate for President, will give him cordial sup
port.
Reso'r-d. That will support the nominee of the
Democratic National Convention for President
Delegates chosen. to wit
Haaorer To.sashib-Rezin Davis, \. c. Handy, 4.
Corey, Joshua Holding. Wilson sylvester.
ian Barsa ToasHshp-Jacob kratzer James Davis
Lew lrImbe, William e. DAVIS. ]. II Kern.
Marion To.snsbi p-Robcr Hankins. James f. Rule
'lIam Montgomery John y Kennedy, William ii.
Sleeh
.HoraR Ts,rnshib-Iames b. Holmes, Thomas Price
Lewis Reeves, James Smith John Parker.
Sugar Creek RosvnshiP-Elward Grid. Overon Jen-
kns John Mcconnell, ]. g. Carson, John Kerr.
Hndricis JO.sHshiD-Lcvi Llngor Samuel Murphy
Clinton {. Hargus. Alexander Miller. Enoch VI. Tucker
Jackson IomHShip-Thomas Clayton, John J. Lewis
Isaac Hill. - Henry, James Van Benthusen
Noble Tocashib-Wliam Major. VIM. Reed Har-
mon Avery, Peter Bailey, Colyille Pierce.
Liberty hb-Wesley Rucker, - Fisher, John
Byland, John Caumill, Levi Knight.
= mon IoicHship-Wilam Cotton. John VI. Brown,
Robert Phares Peter Mech, James VI. Baxter
Adhson To,rRshib-Jacob shank, G.. G.. Green Da-
yId Montgomery, jeremiah Bennett. James VI. Sleeth
JOHN HENDRICKS, President
Alexander CoRY, SecreiarV.
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Shannons majority

The Boston Courier, leading Wing paper,
throws bucket OF cold wa ter down Mir Gays
back, in this wise:
TIE ONO ELr,rIoN.--iome OF the Wing papers
express great surprise at the result OF the recent
State election in OHIO. For our part We feel 10
surprise al all. From the moment 1t was resolved
that Gov. Corwn sh0nld take the heid at tlis early
day. as an advocate of Mr.. Ciay's election 10 the
Pres dcncy If the Unifcd States, If we did not eA-
pect his defeat, We certainly very much feared the
result There iitte doubt tnat to this false step,
on the part Of Gov COrW.ns friends his defeat IS
To be attributed.
Why should not distinguished and worthy non
men OF talents and character not Inferior 10 VI.
Gays, who may be candidates for high office in the
state Governments. stand their own character
and popularity. ard the support OF their friends
without. at this early day, remote from the Pre-
sdential election, coming under The banner. OF
bearing the name Of Nr. Clay, or any other aspir-
ant for the Presidency
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
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At meeting Of the democratic citizens Of Washington
Township, Marion county. held Saturday the l2ih
INST at the house Of Joseph Ray. Jonas Hoffman
called 70 the chair, and James Mcdonald appointed Score
tafy Aier the char had stated the object of the meet
ing the meeting then proceeded the appointment, Of
legaies. when the following gentlemen appointed
attend the County Convention, to be held ia indianapolis
Saturday. the 9th inst.
Saml McCciland Thomas Ruark y. Ellis ]. Whit
niger, Wan. Bacon, J. Armentrout J. Johnson d. Ellis
j. Hoffman, VIM. Blue, ]. :. IIensley j. 1t Clair d.
Mcdonald, J. scott, &. Havcrsck l.. Hoffman, &. Ca
lip, 6. Smith, J. Roberts + Hessong J. Miranda j. Ru-
ark, II. Blue .. scott, y. Jackson, l.. Blue T. Roberts
4. Lee, J Parsley. VIM. Hohnnn, :. Parsley. j. Jack
son. J. Mcdonald, J. Greenwood J. Burroughs, Jr J..
shul L. Wright VI. Learly, T.. Hayerstick J. Wyand,
Jno Mcdonald X. Earl : smith :. Jackson. A. Bor-
roughs, ]. Burroughs 81 l.. Scott, VIM. Farmer, J.
Whiiinger. Sr. H. Brewer
Then notion 1t unanimously adopted that the
proceedings Of this meeting be published IN the Indiana
State Sentinel
/. HOFFMAN, Chairman.
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