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NOTICE.
WILLIAM II. CURTIS.

\ NNOUNCES TO his cus on,er, and all who NAV
"a e disposed TO pa;runse him, that he ha. re-
moved from his stand on Church street 10 Wa,s~
street, where ne may lie found in connection with
Mr.. DANIEL DAVIS, al his od and well known stand.
where ly attention 10, and punciuay in business, no
hopes they may receive their share Of paironaCet
And Ids, that all-ieman Is due him must lie pad
to meet demands against hun.
Burlington, Dec. H. 1912. 4SwS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30

Cod Fish,
Peppar Sauce.
Candles, Bar Soap,
Blk d. Scotch Snuff,
Day d Martins Liquid
Backing,
Black Ball, Ink,
Lemons I'dmarinds,
Dates, Herrings, Indigo
Lnmp OIL. dc. DC.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30

DROADCLOTHs, CAssIMERr.s, aud sATI-
ID NETS, for sale j."
..-,---.- sv"Otn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30
DRYGROCERIES.

OLDHYSoN, Young Hysou, Hyson Skin q,
CFouchong Teas, Coffee, Spices, siswarts douiie
refined Sugar House Syrup Nols.sv.. Ln.f
brown Sugar. &c, for sAls very low bv S'ss''
Der. IL le4a - LOVELY &SEYnoav
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30

They have also, a small assortment Of CROCKER ="
AND GLASS WARE, which they will sell al a sma
profit. Also Boston Soft and Cold Wafer Cracke
and Pilot Bread pure arthle. The above articles
they will sell n erely asking q small advance from
cost.
They have also, an sssonmrnt Of Confeconary
and Nuts. Please give us q call.
Burlington, Dec. %, ls43 SOL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30
The United States + salmody.

DEING collection of Psalms and Hymn tunes
which is added large number of original com
positions from the pens of more than thirty diff
ferent authors, who have written expressly for the
work. and especially adapted FOR the services Of the
Sanctuary. For sale ut the Book Store of
Dec. ~. 80 d. A. BRAMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30
REFRESHMENT ROOM,
BY S. G. MERRIAM.

3 doors East Of the Free Press Office.
Where he will be happy to wal, upon all who may
wish for OYSTERS, Hot COFFEE, etc. etc. served up
in good style. Dec. 20, 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30
SALE OF BANKRUPT EFFECTS,
Effects Of William Stewart, Of South Hers.

Euects OF Wlilam stewart, oil south Here
By virtue OF an order of the United States District
Court for the District of Vermont, to me directed
will sell at Public Auction at the dwelling house Of
Helmer Kent in South Hero, on the I'd day of Janu-
airy. 1913, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, promssory
the sum Of S240 90, payable to the firm OIL G. & W.
Stewart. Said note is in the hands of Augustus
Douglass of Cha,auaay aforesaid for collection. Al
so. one for sl6500 against Oliver c. Burroughs Of
White Hall, N. " dated 18th Of June, 1887, payable
in freight on Lake or Canal the Of the date Of
said note, with interest on which has been paid, 10
apply on eaid note. in March, 1881 $50 10; said note
PAYABLE 10 the firm Of ], G. & w, Stewart.
GILES HARRINGTON, Assignee
Aburgh, 2sth Nov, 1872. IS
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Bank of Burlington.

NNTTCE Is hereby given that q meeting of he
Stockholders OF the Bank of Burlington viii b.
holden Al their Banking House on the second Tusedsv
OF January next, a, II O'Clock, 4. NJ for the p,r.
ensuing.
By order OF the Presdentand Directors.
Burlington, Dec. !, 1912.
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Effects Of David ]. Walker, Of Alburgh.

BY virtue OF an order Of the United States District
Court for the District Of Vermont, 10 me drsetsd.
will sell ut Public Auction, al my Office in Aburgl,
on Saturday, the7th day Of January lS43, At one o.
clock in the afternoon, one promissory mole agains,
William w. Williams of Georgia, for $4,000, dated
August 9th, 1856 payable TO David I. Walker, the
lat ofJuns, 1887 one note against Duncan H. Nc
Grsor, of Alburgh, for S322 dated lst June lSAl.-
Also, two SwsIms Of Bees with their hives
GIL. rs HARRlNG TON, Assignee
Alburgh, 9eih Nov, 1912 %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30
CLOCKS

light day and SO hour Clerks, Brass or Wood
Il for sale as low as can be bought any where, fol
cash, wood or produce.
PANcBoRN q. BRrNsMA,D.
Clocks not delivered until paid for.
Dec. 16, 1912 3On3
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There are 44s,967 slaves As five slaves count as
sivss from the State follows that the representative
value of the slaves Of Virginia, is 1891
To which add the amount of free persons,
black and white, 790,sl0
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30
STAGE for PLATTSBURGH

a STAGE will commence running, daily (sua-
n days excep'ell between Burlington and Pis,ts.
'urgh, n. v, ria Grandl,le, as soon q, the iee 10
considered safe. Leaves each place al hall. past &
A, NJ. AFRO d. BISHOP.
Dec. 0 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30

lust Received by Handlers Express, new lot
y of Superior OTrER Cars uncolored Boas, Silk
Warp, Alpaca Coths Coat Cords, dec. which can be
found very low at II. w. CATLlN'S.
Dec. 90, 1872 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30

From the New York American.
viaarNIA AND HEa PoPuLATIoN.-From tabular
statement of the number of inhabitants in each coun
~ in Virgins the following aggregates deduced
There are free white males 37l,223
" 74o,sss
Free eolored males, 23,sls
do females, 26,024
Slsves-mslea '22066l
do females. - 229,320
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30

1 REPORT of the Trial of the cause of John Tay.
a lor, VS. Edward c. Delivan prosecuted for an Al.
ldged libel, and Mr.. Dcvan's correspondence wi III
TIE Executive Committee of the Albany City Tempe.
r'nce society, &c, for saleb d. A. BRAMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30
WRAPPING PAPER

ONE thousand reams, assorted sizes, for sale |
" Dec. 20. 81 &. GOODRICH
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NOTICE

NOTICE..
T HEREBY RELlNQUlSH to my son, Hanson
PERRIGo, a minor the renal nder ofh time, and
will claim none OF his earnings pay any Of his
debts after This date. SALMON PERRlGO.
Jericho, Dec. II, 1912. 30w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-30

Morning train through 10 Boston leaves Greenbusf
al before 7!oclock daily Sundays excepted-arrve'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

\ Mr.. Jordan, Of P.ttsfeld, Mass. passed through
Peoria. H.. the 2lst. with flock OF neatly one
thousand full-5ooded Saxony sheep, bonnd for Knox
county. lie left home on the last of September.
and the journey bat Of the dock had died.
" hoe expense OF driving 500
SwINDLER ARREsTED.-I}arwn Gibson. cx-
banker OF Georgia, was arrested IN New Orleans on
the 22d January, at the Instance OF Benoiet *
Harkney. exchange brokers, for negotiating with
them what they supposed 20 be forged certificate
Of GeposIte for $3.50. on the Bank OF Troy y. y.
HARD TIMEs.-A lot of ready made collins and
cooling boards. were disposed of on Tuesday at
auction. in Baltimore. satisfy dstraint for rent
The former brought - piece, and the latter
one cent Il IS strange world this that live in
The Massachusetts, Legislature debating "a
bill to incorporate the Marine Camel Company"
This Is 4 new beast. We have heard of horse ma
riues'-were they any reatonl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
CINCINNATI MACHINE WORKS
AM: Al.lc;,sIaI. G.:xxd lyanII i.i1.l n

o1ie c-d Sales Rooms Walnut, Front Street,
L. G. BROWN agent
E-OOLIEN MACHINERY. all descriptions embracing the
- latest and approved Il Boi Caring .Hsliass, all
hath de aud and furnished single, fall
complete with cards tools slou notice and On the
Tahe Wed and Hair Packing Machines latest Patent
r cs aud CHdar Nosne, 81 the latest and approved
Frer Loas. Mapping Machines. Gle Nils Brush Ma
chimes tad and narrow, Patent Cha Seane Ma siIoI
~lseaTiug Blades,
Machine Cts description warranted Of Tie best qualify
Geatrys Patent French Burr Sane MIS- OF The latest invention,
and superior construction
Ezifrs valuable Mil Grind
Corn and Cob tcfther and other Grain for stock feed
i!rc FoEtrs, several Il approved kinds
Dct Leayus celebrated Anti Freezing Fc flls ~ ~ and Cs
Pumps, Leaf Pfpes. Rirerod Hose, &c. 80
7ctra Ataog, latest and most approved kinds incud
ing Ihnshag Machines. several kinds patent Hemp breaking Aa
Chimes Clover iluiers. Corn SHELTERS 81 the
latest improved patents Cefraf0rsPianns Machines, Drilling Ma
chimes Tanning Mills, straw Cutters several kinds, SC
Hemp Machinery built L. order OF the latest Improvements
Manufacturers MeT Carders, Cloth DesSers. Neave &C. ~
supplied with articles wanted their basineSSuh Atgs'
oi>ng and Regulating Spndles Damse Irons,
Tlaconsis' Fuer-' Lard Press Turning Iahe IhrS
Tie Jack. Jenny aud Billy Sad Conb Plates Cleaning Combs Card
PyerS, Colon aud Wool Hand Cards. Fulers Jacks Ilf cards,
Fuer' aud Plates steel Reeds, Fulers' Brushes. dde Irvine
ieie and Colon Power Loom and Roller Shus Nesyes Picks
irafI s-r
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
LAWS OF CURRENCY.

One of the laws of currency, mot law cstab-
lished by Congress or ~ any State Legislature but
n natural law, y is that a medium of less value will
always dsplace that of greater value Thus it was
found impossible in Engand to make soverelgns CIR
culatc concurrenlly with pound notes; and in
nsylvania, To make silver dollars circulate
renily with dollarno In England, the one pound
notes displaced the sovereigns and IN PcnnsylVa-
MIA, the dollar notes displaced the dollars
Another law Of currency Is, that if paper money be
driven out of use metallic money viii take its place
Thus IN England, 10 sooner was the Issue OF one
pound notes prohlh ted than soveregns began to
circulate and in Pennsy lvana in io:3-, when the
circulation OF small notes was prohibited, specie
flowed IN in abundance.
The two cities of Philadelphia and Baltimore al
ford the present striking illustrations OF
these laws Of currency.
When the banks suspended specie payments in
October, l~39. the Baltimore aud Ohlo Railroad
company, and other institutions, and some private
individuals began 20 issue notes Tor tue fractional
parts of dollar, and the citizens Of Baltimore con-
scented to rec i've them. The consequence is that IN
al,lmorc small silver change is scarcity the
small! notes have driven it out OF circulation.
In Philadelphia, on the contrary the laws against
the issue of notes for the fractional parts OF dollar
were rigidly enforced, and consequence, enough
silver change has been retained III circulation TO
serve the purposes of retail trade. This has been
done. although the discount the notes of the Phil
adel2ha banks has exceeded that the notes of
the banks of Il ,ltiaore.
Such facts these ought to convince even those
who cannot reason and are incapable OF understand
ing principles. Here two cities not a hundred
miles apari;--one has trash currency Of notes Tor
l2A cents, and even g. cents-thc other has sound
silver currency for a ions of less amount
than one dollar and the cause of the difference IN
the currcnces OF the two cities, Is to be found in
what has lnst been stated.
10 nave an aafquaie supply Of real money, nothing
requisite than to create dem nnd FOR 1t and
to create demand for 1t, nothing uiorc IS requisite
than 10 drive paper money out Ct ciFcuiauoa-
G0use'S JoitrHdi Of BaRkiaS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
Surrrr.-We arc indcbted to the MADRAS Unitc

SUTrEE.-Nc are indebted to the Madras United
having been performed at JANA, the LIST October.
tories of the Nizam, in consequence of which the
British authorities unable to interfere. The
victim on the present occasion was a Brahmn
widow, who appears to have met the death which
she had chosen for herself with the utmost fortudc
" rich BrahmIn died lately, and Oh the following
morning it bruted that suffice would take
place IN the course OF the day, the widow o. the de-
ceased having by the advice of the Brahmins, de-
termincd sacrificing hersel: on the funeral pile OF
her husband. ! attended the dreadful spectacle
which vas conducted much described by those
who have witnessed the like before. About 5000
persons were congfcgatcd on the occasion. The
widow walked rounj amongst them. distributing
her vauables as she passed, and salaanllng TO the
assembled persons. She then walked To the pile OF
wood, etc, and seating herself on IL requested to
have her husbands head placed III her lap. but this
was denied her, and the poor victim forced to
lay herself down by the side of the corpse. The at
tcndant BrahmIns however, told her not 10 attempt
the sacrifice If she did feel equal to support the
torture. Her resolution however unchan@cable,
and she repeated that 1t her determination to
be suffice, and that she had no fear OF the agony
attendant thereon. The woman was then warned
against attempting to escape from The pile after the
fire should be lighted, as she would instantly be
thrown back into the flames by the attendant priests.
The wretches however saved all trouble on
this particular, the poor creature under the ex-
trcmtv Of torture, made not an effort even rise
and only screamed out Ny God my God, until
pas. uttcrance.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

'S'S high bred stallion offered fox sale upon accommodating.
"a terms He probably the and best bred horse
@
His all high animals
clearly the fountain head of all thorough bred hoses-te
Anbians Turks and Barle imported into England early day
deep a high, and
old sa colts generally bays sd
sne well formed and splghy lie remarkably Kind doce
yet generous and full Of life tciahle single harness.
and a his mo
PEDrGrEEAlaAmus by the justly celebrated horse Der
rad OF kentucky, O OF Miss Dance BIZ imported Eagle eTanlam
Lady Chesterfield by imp Dneie g anda Lady Iolinsike y
Pantheon . by Harod:r
g craniam Primrose y cTandam
imp Ohelo gerandam The Imported Selma by Go
plin Arabian
\ good Barouce and liberal
credit If well secured Ii sold by March would be
idrmed 10 a responsible person.
For further subscriber, NoRE,
Jan ~ 1872. 32-3m J. Il. RICH ARDSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
IRESf5 MEDICINES. &c.

FSNHE subscribers have received and opened their store
q new and large assortment of
FRESH DRUGS .gEDlCLyTS P.9LA'TS, DTEUOODS AND
DIESTUfFS MEDICAL GL4sSE.3RF. ULNDOUGL1SS
COSMETICS, PURE WINES and LIQUORS,
Selected expressly medical purposes every
which
firm the Eastern with To have each ever,
the sell the
approved credit The Phys
Merchants Painters and nvads respectfully
Particular aud will be filling prescriptions.
and believe with twelve
branch of shall be able render
full SaiIsiaction.
The VII be opened night called
Indianapolis. InlN 2.-ltf tRAlGIiIAD 4 BR ANHON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRING.

EEAIENi Levers Iepne, Repeating. Musical and Vertical
Naicllcsn short, all kinds of cuC X
H. carefully repaired and keep
where watch clock has been warranted and have trial
WIN Them II they do not perform 10 the satisfaction of the the
Shall be refunded Also all kinds
The highest PAID Tor old gold
jeweirN line aud # thai wl do. cash VIII he paid.
Al kinds OF gold and silver plated chains and
coored and polished IL look IS when
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
E,,,,,roycI Chem Tirucoicccs.

ST received dozon small metallic keepers These cock
- are constructed enHey Of metals thereby evennc contraction
cold oStrct tie
glar Of those made of wood. They warranted Il
Keep the hest Ottme when beat They
low price -, by ". II. 4 ABOTT,
by Washington Hall.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
BOOKS. BOOAs. ROCKS.


ThOieSdfe GHd Retail.
'E!lE subscriber keeps constantly for sale and well select
stock OF LAW, MEDICAL, TnEoLoGic,i CLAsslcAL SiEN
Tirit nsIoRiCA and MISrELI EooKS.
fOoL Books ofevery description used m the West.
BLANK Books and STATIONERY of and every
variety. Wall paper and iorlerinrs.
Professional Merchants school Teachers aud Families.
Piled with Booh Stationery and every article IN live
lowest Cincinnati prices cash exchange RAGS.
New and popular every Kind. constantly.
T. b. DAVIS. Bookseller and stafioner.
door West Oiihc Washington Hall.
Inhiananoiis Jan. $50
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
MARK 'rsEES.

JUSTIN SMITH Ta,x. Feathers, Flax
90 Beans Hone, Butter, Mustard seed
Timothy seed. H can Flour, Jeans and Lnseys, and takes
Kind Paper reuilul above for Gold and
payable Goods substantial kind, such Gn"ene~
Dry Goods. Liquors and Wines fair prices. VIII lelse give
hm tlls nnfsisiie the l,rauft Rank
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

TGyllE subscriber purchased Of H. NJ Wilson lis stock Of
domestic Liquors, winch e Tor ne greatly
y. pound,
la dollar Ills
-,ton having much increased through advertising le qd TO
sill his goods cheap.
Doa forget Store, nearly opposite the Palmer IIcuse
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

4 woman. in a town rot far from Portsmouth
\ H. who had been ill-used by her husband, on
finding him enjoying the comforts of sound sleep,
quietly sewed him up in the bed clothes. and while
he was in that defenccless situation, gave him
good sound thrlshinr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

q BEAUTIFULLY printed paper entitled
"A . AMERICAN MECHANICS" j. published weekly No >
Ann Sheet New York by Nanosdol Porter and devoted 10 the VI,
cic A New Inventions aud
Zach number description Mechanic;
Invention with Terms II er anIuIn which
is reon ed in
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
j. CON. Portrait Painter.

" removed Ia the the of Morris Brother al
office, where ie a
friends and ie public. Specimens
at the state House, the the North end
which collection portraits
0l-D.c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

TrwpERANcE.-lt was profound suggestion which
DR.. Claiming made IN his address on Temperance
delivered lew years since at Boston. lie said
that change in the habits of the people. IN re-
spec, their indu rence in the of ntemperance,
could only be made permanent by providing for the
great body OF the community. sources of innocent
and rationa. amusement. The love of excitement.
he thought. was . principle 50 deeply implanted in
human nature, that when you deprive II OF one
means OF eradication You must furnish i with
another; If you forbid couyivial meetings around
the wine IA lie. YOU must get up conylvial mectgas
elsewhere; IT You shut up the grog shops and bar
rooms, YOU must open the museum and the library.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

An inveterate wag OF vocalist was lately tried
and convicted in New York OF stealing accor-
dion. When the Judge was passing sentence upon
him, the prisoner quantity remarked-"As the
tenor of your remarks rather grazing to my
trust your Honor will without any further waste
of time, place me in situation where | can join
with others OF my profession in Siag-Sns
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

An Eastern paper says" schooner which
cleared from this port, the first of this month"; for
Africa. had assorted cargo of rum. gunpow Ger,
aud mlsslonarics.-l anAce notions, truy =.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
800 REV ARD.

SEoO REV ARID.
INNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REM Asi, been offered
ffaH s,r tie
Ie without being Ofou>andS sold has
failed at prf hclnine >ld Tits
ais, a
Externally ia The follow lag complaints:
For The Piles. Iieincss Of The chest especially ~
For all Dn,psy,
Tender Foul eerSo other
thta ulcers, sores.
Group hong standing.
NIfaf,ing cough, Fresh Wounds.
Stcd Head. |t'hiihlalIs. 80
Hdcrs hare pat
9cffccs DO lee
-
cheeL Da forget Take n
10y that :
% For sale "a indianapolis. 10y
1n DANIEL. III VI. Druggist
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
IaaNE Frs ;aEEEE

or REALLY HEALTH COMPARED WITH Is OR 50 CENTS
NErE that P- Peters emHen, TIE lest
w anti bilious also prove this and
from VIII not depart add who does not Ano~ \ cloud OF
i.enressiless. Speaking what tey 20 and esying
what they have ard Experienced VIZ olt exception in any
ase or eoaniy' no MOI n, a- seaa WIN such '.Iy ana
nv, ~ "a -, ,i,er, and - e-s ,isT ,es
and innocence proclaim them OF tie iapiest G-ov
cries Of modern ard oesiinral pahi hesirz Ttey
t"foh-' ' ei' OPERATION "1 uniN"'l ~ 'f f'sns ne
town aud country are aii>e nef "i TIER praise TIE palace
and poor house aiAe e " i thif ~ Under
e them unaefe ~ age OF situation and Ills Tie voice OF gfaie
rhey viii cure bilious Fever Asue. Dspers
Compai's SCH iisaoaee Jauai'e Asthma DroPy Rhcuma
Enlargement Of Spleen Piles Choi Female DISTINCTIONS.
Fuei Tonse Heartburn Nausea Dien-'on OF ne stomach .nd
Loss OF Appetite orhed Saow CompieKon. aud n az
OF Torpor OF the bowels where estari acfeni i indi
fs-.ior the study Of lie P.iess healing
graduate Yale College. and medical eoie-e
Berkshire Mas diplomas om o hang ~ is Office li.f,s -
premiums i niiaie sin ard Perfection an ecnersizing
is isra ree' ris 1i iS non and iSS,iuai
a,ronae Dr. Peters formerly prncicd IN ire arsv district
state Of - he and here Il wa ,i 'e Nm, Tor inc
VIII cure every 'inf ~"nia =. '. sSa9" rseriI'.cis
although take them ard derive real
fifty would
winch nox o. pills put uadsr D.. Peters
are ani their py Influence you'e While SUI
nature adde's 'so 10 certain condition always adnhh their
power and inn andak iwoor three az time WIZ tie
o Three q
patient fe.a io make - meal Only
read what they lave done we mean any vi unacquanei
and cfeary. tie
pamphlet published ~ d. Peters iec icy recommended
rs persons VIII inspire confidence. Tie IA also
have found by The psst years experience that really What
recommended 10 De-. gve obtained
wholesale. his prices Inquire tor fsers Ner'aiie
Pills. yfre - % cents TIE ftri~ii~s force uf such ll
their universal reception added Ia the tiony millions keep
before peope and Will ie heard vaio
The KING OF TrrRoRs looked auiiie,
Is though his soul turned 10 Tile.
~ that unsparinr sronrec 81 IFS.
a men - Peters
These Pills 81 Peters stop flc slaughter.
And leaves the blood pure ~ water.
Vow Peters mai I've b, in say,
Five hundred thousand pills day,
- that tie chance = very small
ofpfopie dying there q az.
20 500 fHc checks. 80 DOOM
Berlin Ike bloom.
III who hny them continue 10 try flcm
For sale osaic n Srudtcf
Toninoh Boil Craisi,ad & !r and Daiici King.
indianapolis
Frost GOufcn' mr.. Noiicsy'e. Concha Coom Straw
i9ckcnriic Bird and talse 4 IL Afiefontown
Naksrc.ce Sinner 'le.ri Ga Joseph Iowrar- Yorktown
i: Jack Ir. Anthony and Willard = Putnam Nueicowr.
Goodrich and NJ. AAcr Ninchesfcr. Dr. J. ". Anicon
Bridgeport " J. Matlok ard ford Nores = Co DsnNi"
W j. Irr'cS and g. Moore. llvile T. J. NaOrk styles
vile. " ~ J. n ornhury and Allison Robinson Green
castle Jas Rcey. Franklin. JOHN Ming 1efre iiauie
flrouTi ont this State and RE I Mon
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

TRuTH.-"Ncxt II the unity IN which all per-
lection centres, reverence truth. IL Is the only
safe basis of human institutions. We are not vain
enough 10 think that always right, and those
who differ from Us always wrong. IL Is not gwen
TO any man altcIVs 10 discover the truth In rea-
ZION to some III llects. his capacity is too limited :;
IN reference To others his mind is unconsciously
mised by education, by prejudice, by passion. by
appetite or by interest. All we have To require OF
each other is honesty IF purpose."-.l. Kendall