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y The Chcnpe.I Cash Tailor yci.-Pv

'>rED Merchant Tailor No. iChaihamquare, cornsr
of Cs.hcrn, street makes Cn:hn. to order IN the neasi
style IN per cheaper than the cheapest Cab Tailor ~
the city. ~ my 10 I'm
~ stranger, DO YOU wan, Boots and >hoes'-iiS ~
20 To >crburt Co Great Catafne Root ana >hoe Mar
kei Is Calharnc OF Munror. ~hrre can hnd
largest aud best assortment you aud Al price
never before euua.ed. Just try II. ~ m2iu
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Theological Discus, ION between R~ VIZ ltn"n we ""
DIST and Re- Nj ingalls, nNera ~ he'd al >oulhLoio
/. I. IN January, l&f2. Price - c"nA
Al.p srs. variety OF niNerss' Book, f.wpi lef,
&C. AZ D. nv,r~a. 1T Book E.tahi,imen Ne. 10 rIos
street between Nassau sni Broadway. ~ Az
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IJILL'S NEW YORK MUSEUM-tor

r.erv ,unrsu a, Poai~s.,-i- roaisav. opp,> -ihe
81 IT,. VI REYNOLDS. VI .,,> R1> ant Nsrv saw
VIZ l D. ,v iri VI Bruce. IN 4 >sfiss of Concsr.s-
VI g. Iat.r Ne.rai rttipr. Grand Exhibitions a. the
womb. r-g prv.-s,ie. Nrvs ut imported fssl Europe
by Mons Martin s1i 0 ~ presented % tie public ter
ffa r--f time fl, country.
On th-. 1. ID " ID AIN - svhih tel NV D. gurrrr,
rr1l o. ',et .luarr ani painted py Bclaui an snc
fr- ..f arr e., 81 Tr1nre. Alu.s> = cents ith
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., ~ Trrn.Pnrccrs. Italian q window shade.

Tx W. NJ'JUF ChNdfII'-sF
rangenesN rrcciv, ~ fh DIV OF April large
inv-ce Transparent Window shades. embracing almost
every kind OF Landscapes, Swiss, and Italian Views
neltc and plain French Soro Views IN moonlight
Landscapes NaTegaed Scrolls painted in brilliant and per
oil color Families. instead of spending tirlr time
uIchaslng second band article auction, can be
piled with transparent Window Shades, at the following
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Patent Kepeallng rifles Lal

hin., Fovlng P-o.s nj Pr 1l' are now Offered i''
clsl M reinced prices ~ NJ ~ Broadway Nevfork.
HYDE 4 Groificu, New or'ar>
Hlr,eti g ecg 4 Go Charleston, : G.
Iarie. T.. McKeou. Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington
o. G. ,.,-,
p-,.o, an. f,r ale NJ No I1l Broadway. iel I'm
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rTAChri.,inn Father. Present TO his

J. Wigs and ~caips.- rhe largest M .nT ,,,S
and h,.f assortment are b. found al n &. BARRY =,
10 Broadway clruer Of Ihrrfv-.i. starr. milo nus
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J. Spencer limitation ;lo;t-hin Hat.

fhs iOqpllr article commended lo the public grru.
Larry des4rfbe 70 t yrr.nt Tor Do, economy. 70
eegaucr ami Durability. II comp-sc successfully with tn
r~'-t cc,''y Hats worn. Prlce = p. SPENCER,
alO t..h-nnanIr IIateI. NJ. 2i5 HroaINay.
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COMMISSION and General Agency


WELLS CROSBY, ". 3. job, street y. \.
Tho ..t,. -,rr. have .Hrurl connection, aDder the
firm 1f Els CROSBY. ~ " y JotH 'frc, lbcireer
g ~, an Nf.sl i,r The purpose o. ,rausscius Com
nl.s.uuani General Agency business
Their plan orr. ffnu embraces every kind 90 Business,
.asr4 au cIf. ont AsrrtN j. required - W.T. S.e> OF
Don.i. Man .7.f1-r> aad Produce OF tNry dtsc-ipton
Eea f,t'f~. BufIH -,, Nc'sei>, Wshug ENrhans'' q"
Properly. >,fttn- E>itlr, Co.~c ~ Debt>, Nssra'n-
Ios'. .. R-rt.-- .trl,, &. a.. A..
I-ry Nil Keep Re-. SER iorthe pgrDose ~ encrir
corf l- such .,rr1nn relating 10 business trsn>dD inr,
reHersy N4 coniDcc o the Interests of those who pa
B...e perfectly familiar with the state 81 the market
Trey u enabled ~ al times 20 make the most slNanis
-,iu, OBJ -oi, AMI property consigned 10 lheo' agd
.o % ,N,clr promptly orsf> tor the purchase oi gur,
IT, OF s-tN Hsrr fnt to e'sct I'll business n"soit
ION. ,l .rr8ngtiu that may h- irtr->icd 10 them
T.. suiI.c-ne0s having b1i long -nd thorough eN-
n.r.nes r business boii 10 HI civ and in tr country
,pi tt,u-a very extensive and valuable acquan'nce p>
-. ir,.r, i,fr tnr tH,ctrg aiNtuageou, traces
ana neli ant>. and they intend, 10y hrr unrthtns -
rt0us auI accommodating terms On make her '>t'Al>n
ni-nt 1rNrr lr- medium ilr furnishing to Ne business
lf. - 40 tI4e- such laCif, ant lnt-igtncc u
, rf.i i-fu clpiirucs. and ai.ri reasonable re-
,. r,ton "A Taev RELY upon thrr weihnown character
,ut hI.ue>, Qualifications Tor The patronage oi their &C
au.iufarcs.. arl the confidence OF NrdHger
CHARLES CROSBY.
Nr,.r.. r. : 4 d. L,rHsor,
SrYFosp >fLwrrI CO. Nev.yor..
>roNg Wo1D >rARR,
I,~rrpr SUDAN. F>q.
No. rr'ff, h - : Boston
Ian y e,prrSes. VI c.. ,,ht,bula Co. o
: .~psfvs." Cleveland.
r " Bricr Junr. FL. Newark,
Ions g. ArrERntRY. Esg. Detroit Mich- JlN
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GUNNER GOODS.-The undersigned

GUNNER GOODS.-The undersigned
- prepared with hrs usual extensive assortment of Sea.
sonabie Goods orders for Garments IN style
which will compor i'm any house IN the Trade pries5
which offer Inducements 10 those paying ready money
Attention solicited 10 The style Of PsDtaloons furnished
this e,a shmen particular care Is directed 10 this
department, with the view Of giving entire satsfsc'ion
Drllngs, Gambroos', French and English Elastic Casn'
rnerrs, IN great variety.
Fancy Dre. articles. Including sin and sstn Scare Cra-
vA Handkerches Gloye,, Hosiery. supeDder, Shirts,
Collars, &C., al usual moderate prices -
wM r. JENNiNGs.
~ Inn, 20 Br0sdway. American HOt,L
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Nr-Thr ne. lecture in Tbs cour>r VII % IeI p.
M. ar-, chapel Of The University, on >ahiia'h tNen"s
next at a quarter before Suieet-Ite Prsfsetfa D,
tiny of tie Jers considered uh patcuaI r.iet.poe 70
.s,o 80 o. -, =, 81, -, 80. jcIl
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n The Franklin Printers Temperance

ss~iety wih meet THIS h,enog Ia iht aPoh' >ao'n
40 Broadway, at a quarter beiore socl"ch ,.-..-,
Fire Companies No IS and No 81 are invited 70 a'iend
The yht OF the broad asie res r'ed icr the iad,S
~, -. = o. JENKINS Secretary.
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l,.m,mhime Dill, Splriis sNd Improved Bufntr IN Ia
FsycIis Hall 5g7 Broadway, opposite Nbn. at prices
reJncrd nearly 50 per cent &. ". MoCREDN, Jr.
uIs ~, ~
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ID GREGORY \ son are now offer.
NEW STYLES Of Summer Goods Just
1 Y received At the

~ fulton-.trrrt, near Broadway,
STRANGERS amt other, visiting the city will md It II their
advantage give call before leaving lheir orders
have large and desirable assortment OF Dsp dEr,.
French and English Drllngs, single and miled French
slaNc and English Ca,,merc. Fancy sins. CT allie. and
Narsee. VesngS with large and select stock Of Wool,
SLACK and Fancy coored Cloths ard Cashmere. selected
rom npGaon., at the o-est cash price, and will
e made 70 order the shortest space of nne Our gar.
nens are all guaranteed 10 be Of superior workmanship,
best Of trimmings, and fret rate 1T Oar eus,ome~
sll ind prompt hlng Orders AMI equally prompt 10
presenting our Bit, shen garments are delivered.
ale ST J. C. BOOTH. Agent.
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Regular Nomination.
ERFntRICk ID kOniER.
Eircs,,.u- Ticket.
Pr tffff ? 7sfnftr,
IDiI> Eh h r. II. Jr.
L. ga.taf1aF gfur,r

JOINS EX +. II. Jr.
Far iUisfanf kugtHcCrs,
ARCHIBALD NOBLE. Engine Go. ". 81
HENRY WlSEBiRN. 10 30 ).
WILLIAM n CoBANK> do 10 s.
DANIEL COGEE. Ifydrani c.. No. ?
MALACHI F,LLON. Engine Co. 10 g.
CHARLES + HARRIS go 10
GEORGE ". NtRIhN, 10 do p
ABRAHAM BOG ART jr. 90 80 -
WILLIAM H. COIWfIL Harlem do -. d % Z.
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= New Rooh for Farmers.- El.n.nL. q : j.

cnthc ami Practical Agriculture, or TIE appirrtnu nl ne
iory Geology and Chcml.ir. % Agriculture ani Hon.
cunrc. intended a. Text BOOK tor farnrrs AMI stu
dent, ia Az culture by Aorlo Gray, \ Teacher NJ
Chem siry. &. Auilyer, Mass Just published by
MI DAYTON \ NEwNtN, cor. Fulton snd Nas'ar ~.
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D,ube Rim L"rt1rn, White AMI coicrcd. Gc.
BRO. corner PM aud Nassau - y. Y.
ID. BIRD. lO5 Cbe.nutsi.
F0antlin IIou... Philadelphia.
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! rrp,y,so>'s WHITING 6cIpE AND ISSrRvcTIoN, 236
/ Broadway. hiyl. Ian. ~
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AMI SEMENTS
4 MEXICAN MUSEUM and Gardens.

4 NEKItAN MI>EI VI and Gardens.
u corner ~ B-oaiNay ind Ann ,t-csi-P. / BARN. VI.
N-na-ertvfry Dav ari Evening th> week. csnrl-nsn.
90 NrrHas.Jrn" Bel attraction. n ~ clt, SOME
THING NV The Manager n u. crnytftrl snien-
dt GARDEN On THE tor oF THE VI 81 VI art
The affair Pig r-, 90 Broadnay. cover ns ara 90
>~-trf f1sn~r-f >saa-r Ferr
\ .rrH-d - performance tsA.s place svr-y W-lne>
inv Hr sandy sfrrr,or. Air ftluc- 90 o.. -lo'- Nc
scum "a -1iert flnmeEf> - crnis-ch.rrn hell pre-
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H. Fourth Ward Henry Clay Club

meeting ths Club viii be he'll al thr Madison nous
No II Msdsn-.,reet on nrkt Monday Evening, the lS
inst al 8 o'ciack on buslneSpt importance
BY order OF 4. A>iiFlkLD, Chairman
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u lnionists' AssOciatiOn.-Theh ANNUAL Meet
my of TINS Assoc aOn Will he held al Monroe iia on "t~
DAY Evening June flh Al O'Clock FOR the tectou OF 'f
Tor the ensuing year. Pnnctua attendance p'cu
lafly requested. SlLtS CfllCkERiNI, frrNdcnt
I T%rsp o%"N srcx. Vice Presidents
: . SNlya SECRETARIES i-lSi
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her the Removal Of the Rent

J,Mrs bsss.sx. secretaries jell i
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

= - -
ihANLE iNN'h iA' - gu ANND'- ''1 re
st"e 'l',.' 'e''s ','''''7 o-0'.1 ''01 "'~'
700" lniee ol har!Ooi'ueh ia-t week. \ man hAih-
ed amer 30 had circulated some impfo ''h-'
iie'' 10 '"s 'iin''" % 's ltf VIII s1's, -
'-et 's e"iiieisis % setei'' ~ l"c"'' anu ""'."
'.'-.' - s.I ''.' 3. =, "
mo- ~ ~ '''- ~! Oio''e''D =. 1'.-
=" '''1 ''s''e" "l'''' '" 1'''5 - 80 '''" -.
i"D S.'1'' '"'-'''''-' ga ,''I ~ '.'' f'I
pose Tue "h'ie women a"u c"..lieh o. l"e mag
''7e 2" "''s'' o' 'i'"''y "1'"' '.N P''~'-1~' ~
''S "''' = 3" t'I ""!.',s' 5"'' ""'' '''1" ~ DIS
le''of "aN ~ some "'"t o. '"e'I ,'s a.
1.'i i''ui'''eu moo iet' 1N '"I N'u' 10 ~ non.
we mouse WIS iihp'ss 9'e' ana WINE t'c o'J-ct 81
pu'.lc vengeance @l"o4 F"f'iyscd ana l'-"'OiHs at
''-- d" i'''i"9 81 w. U'"5 '' VIC ''1', '''''i
iei - ,l.. . %. -
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6, a ED DEElE2

FEyIfE method inviting attention DIS
rcl and extensive assortment o Sdd,- Harues>e>. &c Sc
he has band, ana constantly maulil turing. Saddles
Kind. Ifcd spanish and covered brides and
saddle bags ,It bags, travelling uunhs, N>cs. spring
side saddles, and common harnesses, , ard in ilft
Itce usually found extensive addey As- tine a5n
afcrlar~, Intends el De- SOLD at
Madison elsewhere bad Cor cash aud
poure Wa De- taken r >llrg Al orders thankfully ana
attended Co Goa Iuuetillltt aud despatch
sorein the new b-Abo,A dlccty opposet The Palmer House
3-v T. d. ROLL.
i r. has hand, large quantity II seasoned lumber which De
1. - nv LII
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e.E.- On, r..ns


.f.r..,,.,, . - 1900 49,.
,s,Il.l. VIM. ai !. .- d, ~. i.. a5 m I.a.
:, - ~ ~. Pa eg4 81 ~ H.''' - on 60 =
'-r-i,i ~. .i :. ~ +, .-,' 80 q , =, ,s a. IN
..sse aud bond a.1.' I'D .'.-,.,, MI. ~ ~
B3aa' Cosn'n
.. ., %. ,.e-, i.i g sab a., qaae - .l ~ own 1,
~, qaa,ts' -rl Do, ,'n H. nch Of range lei-t od..
"A44@ Lewis l-aa i'ef p aaiis-e- ANA e---s $50
r,,... ero.t %, - ,''..7. ,., , 3.
81 , & - 'l Si'i I y il town .. Law ~ =
utt plat 81 i ali al, .ot- N,4 sol NJ
,' lg., i.-e...s g at ee. e uei clsr q .ls,'l.i
thence ,5 degree eit 80 f,t and inches 70 ~ orb e-l.ref
dg-tt west Ncsy - th u,4re af nninr yIn- m -
ins tle nora, ,fl M. h I.... D.
Join lia..sisli . I- Loan t'-t.s,, di,a,ssa .,s
sl,-Js 81.
Har5 C9aat..
Tie rlt b Of the sti y ,r,r ~ .r..r . town D.. rs,e,
az rIaes h. sa-t Sui. l.. T az . ,r tg nste-t
qialteT. section tvul1. uot q. ia-e 2ac- t4s
l' e,,, .' ~ 81 -. ' . e-' . ..' town T. na-
,-- ,Iuaa-,- a,,l costs +. ..,.
o.. ami % i.. DO %. town" Ae"e ' i'fs'=d i9
u, g.. l,ai % ue -'' cas-, isr % tA 3 town IT, i..i'
H. I.., - ..t'l ,, ID,
, ,l ~ ~ o. & ,''.i l ''' IS -. Dr.. 81 'i l.-
" " I,'-' ''' '''l'l'- ',..
t..,,, ,, T. 'l'.i, 1o. , q; h.. -. . - Il,
as.e ANA e.t, So. >.
If ,' ~ a , " !, ll''l ~ Seo'l,n - LOW - nom
L'ln. interest dulas.> and costs s'a25'
Nif"oa Cotq'g
80 q11t'r OF tn l', town D. mont, ot range casts
of me east ais, e south lf Of e,,,t a 81 th moan west
qIaier OF section = town 49, moth Of range east cota..se a
and costs sia-5.
The quarter section g. town o. north
81 damages aud costs sia. ai.
The west hnfeft south west quarter Of section town - north Of
n-e east "anns acre. .N'{ - d. ,rso ile " 81 SIDE 1n.
Tie west Inc ns ' That p ct "I r Wing on TIE west side Of
arr and Gusts Sl,93.
containing acres not-eei b. Robert H. samuel Loan.
81 d'na'-g- 'ni cost
The month aIi OF lr north east quarter St an 81 town ~ n' Of
l i e s iI,il5 ' LEWIS r ,'I' T I' ~
h.5ri' diia'srs and COTS s.ii y =, - ..,.,.s
''i S oai, '-e' I'a '.', -l p: - ,, -
I ~ ~ t ~, , !. ',r S ~, M ai g, ,l u, r
Gi3rg1a comfy
Til Invest quarter White River of section 49, town B
r. nil Of range cast cnnne 70 acres norgaeed y Nsian
Rjoiey Cgatg
M s & ,,. gii . ' n'h "e, , l , se@3 ~ town
sasedly Jeremiah Imney Iiu interest damages and costs s2 g.
Bla8oiJt county.
ca., ca,,aa9s 30 ae us.si,i Ia William hunt Ian il,
e7t danae,s and c'-i> $ '5.
i ~. "I SCUM "' ti,f Q, s,'inn ~ 'o" nrna y n''
~ ai-9 the ntl la Of r n t ] 70 iaconai s-e,a
The r, I OF south quarter section D. township % nortoi
range D. acres, uosas,d by ncunn y. D,ou
c',',1,. h, Mons T,'1-I h. 3d., t,i itr @ ~ ''
Tic following rrr h.. rars of r,ii situated and i,fn, IN
IN, c..r.i. RI a. i f.t,it. I'M, ,,ll +, and - m
thar part ofihe Town Of I.fre u said county, kuonaa~ aul
iilses ,aI .,. ' - -
north Of range west rns - acres also te nn east ir,,l
't-l - '. =, '' , , n ~ ,Fn 80 l'u' ~ me-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

\ WoNpEH-A CRY WITHOUT A BaNK.-Buffalo.
OF the most important cities in western New York
tie emporium of The Lake raie-is without bank
81 ihe banks have long broke. and gone e. the
devil. Yet understand that the population Of Boillo
increasing j. good-uiarryIng and giving IN mar
sasc tkcs p1cehue ai babies coming the world
the churches G1ufishng-the s.l siincs-the
rns II heaven fail IN the GcJsthe lake navgable-
Nasats -tl aiss on-the steamboats, sin pov Enc >
ua.s,-snd Tie wheis iaichiucry 81 society l. s IN a
snni condition. Nov that The Builo hanks Danish
ar aa.as. has opFoitlniy % committing the
& r-c..s thli E.t.tun j.
u.aa4It. tan :, be bshe,el
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...lc a E..-.I.l,a. E.:.r...oIo.,.c.. Co....Ly :

Is BABInoiEw tfr Con IsE oF SfrIEihLb II T.
Si4rst W. tc .}iagg BL.c-Is Ct4ae,g-
gl Do ily of June, D. ID 200 vacation o
, Cont AID thc -1l com luani N IT, H.
Barbour attorney and filed his ti in cl1nc a-a c sid de
flnf a also f,l ana and ,i al that
Iglkc > oi The state oi indiana
Therefore hereby 10 tlt SAID Wary Blake, iit unless
be-, cd before M hr-t tl oi the neat term of
.l CONT 10 b. House Columbus, The second
Monday i lut appearance and
s,yr 81, l. That contained VIII De
taken as decree entered acColiusy
Given uiI ms ot said Cuu Couulls this
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BOOK BINDING.

and tccoHslf Book Izsuufssgf0Ty.
"a, iiI.k CO., ulfle and rc.ai leliars ln haur.
- trafs Of bf. i' tss, and desr- be- s'1ssrrr 81 e.
-tlr iattr li.f.ir
Ilans Dis. laauf, Rh,c te always le obtained aui uH
u o. nd cosiln. lad, l- arCt- tsr such
if-i Records. COPE a,iny, iuclu.u, .54 and slf sI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

InE OrIECr OF DENOCRACY.-A true Dcmocra-
Cy. observes late writer, something very differ
cnt trom mere government OF majority, through
the machinery OF representation and universal suii
rage; though these latter necessary incidents
To the former. aud the proper and natural modes OF
ITS action. 1t Is scarcely less hostile to an exccs
stve governmental action, to the multiplicity Of
legislative Interference with private freedom to the
oppression OF minorities, the violation Of natural
rights Of individuals under form OF political or
ginZtt'on, than under another, whether in the
hands oi numerical popular majorties, of arstoc-
races, olgarcheS, or monarchics. Far from as
sertng the inialibty of maJ0Tltics It is fully con-
scieus 81 tac constant tendency OF power 10 abuse
and misuse, by Whatever hands exercised and con
sdcrng a strong popular government only a lees
dangerous EVIL tntu a government by any minority
Intcges. OF power IN the community, its ann is 10
cu.taifand reduce the action OF all political gov
crnmcnt, q 10 bring y as nearly poss Die down
- the ultimate result which has been before stated.
Namely. ne siasPie Preref0n - riolcEcc asd crime
aud tts a''Pc'saf'on q justice.
How THE WoRLD CO.'S .-.Nicholqs Billic. who
cheated The stockholders OF the United states Bank
ont CT near thFty-hve millions of dol. ars cheated
the people who he'd the notes of that BANK cut Of
millions more, bought uP editors aud politicians like
cattle IN the market, and did more to corrupt the
morals Of tins country than any ten thousand men
now living. has jeen released iron. legal respowi-
Li3y tya Pennsylvania Cont.
laos hcsGaif. Who redeemed the Post Office
Department from embarrassment and corruption
compelled every man IN ITS service TO do his duty
- the country aud refused % p1y out moneys t.
powerful contractors, to which we believe they had
Just claim IN law or equity, has been punished b.
u ala stlt court AZ Judgment for eieroH thou
stsd dollars, although his m0tires are GdaaiHed d
hs-- been h0aesi aad praise trority.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

. II. those initeI go THOMAS g.. TiPNAN, bY note or ac
colui. discharge te good stock l"-- 80 Ir l1
lbs. u b delivered after the ta August i-it Noe under
i taken. store east ot t.e fi
-uare r. scrip wi he taken 600 18th % M11 tra a- @
,,. Do. -f,.i.y r.lute THOMAS &. FlENiAt.
-i..t..,,l. f,1 .ul fYr g. Iutfll1n
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VysE.s.sA1s SE-f.E.5TAE.
JUSTICE or TIE PEACE AND
commissioners ia 5sa3sIkrare, icy,


ting pli Debts ANA PERFORMING such other duties
i' required entitled An act O establish
uniform system ol Bankrupt, thuucIui the Jnt,d states"
Once Opposite Iir,,,nia-'- lio,,l, indianapolis. 3ty
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

MAHouEr.-Carlylc thus interestingly speaks of
the great oriental: "From carly aye he had been
remarked as n thoughtful man. HIS companions
named him ~ .lDttt, The Faithful \ man oftslth
and fidelity; true in what he did, in what he spakc
and thought. They nctcd that he always meant
something. man rather tacIturn IN speech ST.
lent when there was nothing to be said but perth
nent, wise and sincere when he did spcak-always
throwing ght on the matter This is the only sort
of speech tcorft speaking! Through life find
him To have been regarded as an altogether solid,
5rotheTly. genuine man. \ serious. sincere char
actcr; yet amiablc, cordial, companonabc. jocosc,
eyen-a good laugh in him withal there are men
whose laugh IS as untrue as anything about them
who cannot laugh. One hears of Mahomci's beau
ty-hs fine, spacious, honest face, brown norld
complexion, bcaming black eycs-I somehow, too
like that vein the brow, which swellcd up black
when he was in anger like the horse shoe vein
in SCOTS ReGgaunt!et. IL n kind of feature in
the liashcm family tins black swelling vein in the
brow Mahomet had 1t prominent as would APP
pear spontaneous, passionate, yet just true
meaning man Full Of wild faculty fire and light.
of Mid worth, all uncultured working out his life
task in the depths Of the desert there.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

RATHER AwKwARD.-The assistant minister i'm
4 not very distant parish being violently sm.ttel
with the charms Of certain lady who resided in d
pretty whitewas.cd two-stOry house. within run
shot of the manse, used, often in the evenings, to
hover around the dwelling OF his cnchantrcss, Ike
some gnOme over the spot where is treasure con
cealed. One dark autumn light he was pcrlmbu-
latng usual chewing the cud of sweet and Bit
ter tdncles, - and gazing on tie lighted window OF
has charmcrs bedroom but, contrary 10 usual Gus
TOM more than two hours passed away, and still
the ght was bri gilt ever shining like good
deed IN 4 naughty world i twinge OF jealousy
came over his revcrencc's heart. What could be
the cause of the ialr one IS long vigil Could there
be another lover in tic case Tins state OF unccr
taInty too dreadful 10 endure. Fortunately. as
he thought, ladder stood temptiugly Convenient
at the end Of the house few turns of i, by his
clerical fingers, bfo1ght 10 Opp0s &c the lighted VIM
dow the preacher mounted this unusual rostrum
and climbed far 10 be opposite 10 the iI-ht,
whcn looking down into the court yard, he sPicd
the figure OF man moving along within a dozen
yards OF him. Ashamed Of MS position, he mount
cd beyond the WhIteWlshed wall thinking 10 con-
cea himself the dark states but the lover of the
maid (whO was on w00ng visit hlnseitl knew IN
4 moment the reverend sweetheart Of his mistress
and, with remorscless waggery, removing the lad
der altogether, he left the victim of Jta0asly 10
spend the night OH the old-fs.lioncd stair-shaqcd
gable OF the house. Long and dreary was the
night yet the daylight ca me unwisheI Tor, and
there he found, by all the aborcrs OF tie farm.
perchcd on his bad cmjncnce lie was ukcg down.
amid the Unsurpassed sncers Of the men and the
gjrg,cs of the women, looking dspirtcd. bs.Isd
and ashamed, unwilling TO give any rational account
of his elevation, fully assured of his character be
coming food for village gossip AM himself the
laughngstock Of the whole country side. Nor was
he long in finding from the loud waggings Of scan
dal's tongue, that he had made hole in his man
ncrs which only wcdock could patch up and few
o.. ,atls sew him legally entitled to enter the door
of that room Tor attempting to steal peep into
whose windows he had been forced to take upon
himself, prcmaturely aud without kirk Of his own.
the hymcncal chains.
MoRtL-Let 10 man. w.o would avoid scsapes,
pry into the secrets o. maid, wife or widow.-ht-
H.rn0ck Jour a.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21
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