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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-21
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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-21

~, NOSEIu HALL respectfully
81 Informs the inhabitants of OF.
tawa and vicinity, that he has re-.
- sumcd tho DLACE5MlrulNG
Na4 business, in all las branches, ut his
---@tL/ old stand, directly opposite Wood
z Smiths Livery Stable by strict attention to
business be hopes 10 receive liberal share of pub
lie patronage
Ottawa, Oct Is, 1871, 2l--ly.
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STOVES ! STOVES Z
Fin. slscct-E.on "a Copper Manu-

Ed C~rECTTrLLN inform the public that
! they viii gaaauuo tie above hu,uc.s attle
Old stand h,ra,lor, occupied by the lac .irm of
/. Woauuyrr s, Co.. on tine south side Of the
public square, nearly opposite the Mansion
House, in Ottawa Illinois, where they will keep
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-21
COMSTOCK g. co.

Wholesale Druggists, New York, q Maiden Lane
For sale at the Drug Store Of Il. i. Thompson,
Ottawa. - ly.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-13
M.4RSH'S SUPERIOR PATENT
TRUyC.C

lhese TRUssEs arc manufactured and sold by
~ Seymour and Marsh, Canajohairc, Montgmo.
ry county, New York, to whom all orders from
abroad mnst DO addressed. These trusses are con
structed in many particulars, on an entirely new
plan, and their advantages over all other Trusscs,
nave been attcsted not only by the most respectable
the Medical Faculty, but by the actual expen
nent of those afflicted with the Disease which they
IRE intended to alleviate. The most eminent Phy.
icians, upon an examination of this Truss are 80
ecided as 70 its superiority, that they have cheer
lily and voluntarily given certificates to the pro.
rietors to be laid before the public few of which,
arc subioined. 10y
This is to certify that l, Ambrose Chase, OF
Lyme, was afflicted with rupture from the time
! was sixteen years of age until was forty, and
had tried Trusses of several kinds but received no
relief until l procured one manufactured by Sey-
mour Marsh, Of Canajoharie, New York, which
wore about two years, and am now completely
cured, so that have done without for two years
oast. AMBROSE CHAsE.
We the undersigned, are acquainted with the
Dove named Ambrose Chase, and consider him
nan Of truth, and know that he now performs tbs
most aborious work, such laying stone wa
'@ oard a. h 1886 Alr'A is.s cco onss
For sale by EDWARD RRTNGURsT,
Corner Of 9Th & Market-street, Wilmington
have examined the modification ola Truss, he
invention of Mr. Seymour Marsh which consider
superior TO any thing of the kind that have seen
l feel warranted in recommending it to the publ
as such j. Wmre, M. D.
have examined the Truss of Seymour Marsf
and concur in the opinion expressed by DR.. OF.
as to its practical utility in the treatment of rup
lures. PETER c. Japan
Sept. goth, 1888 NJ n.
Sold by EDWARD BRINGHURST,
No. 1877 Market St, Wilmington, Del
NOITON SEINE TWINE.-Nos, a S and
" "Osmond's" manufacture, for sale by
INO. A DUNCAN,
nov l64l. No. SO Murket Street.
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VAUGHAN = PETHRsoNs
RDD h1N1mRNT
|RHEUMATIsM,
VAUGHAN & PETERSON,S r

VAUGHAN & PETERSON'S Re-.
LrHAmENT, for Rheumatism, Sore
Throat, Sprains, Bruises Weakness and
Stiffness Of the joints, &c 1t also afford,
efiectual and immediate relief in that pain
iul and tedious form Of the disease, RTfEU.
MATISMsIN THE HEAD.
The character of thig preparation is ful.
ly enthusiastically certificates from most res.
?ectable citizens and by the numerous ex-
traordinary cures it has performed, which
have been such as toremove prejudice from
The, minds Of most respectable physicians
who have approved oftie medicine and pre-.
scribed It instheir practice.
HThe proprietors are pleased to offe
the following statement from a regular
bred and respectable physician, which they
hope will remove suspicion of Quackery as
regards this Linament, from the minds Of
those who have been so often deceived BY
the numerous nostrums palmed upon the
public by the ai6o fictitious certificates Of
cures.
Extract Of letter from Elisha Perkins,
M. D. Of Baltimore, dated Aug. 90, 1886
s'You will please send us gross Of Red
Eminent as soon as practicable; we are
entirely out of it, and have several orders
for it. We fipd the demand for it increa
sing daily; it is becoming quite popular
here, wefrequently hear OF wonderful cures
il has performed. Persons have given us
certificates of cures without being asked
or them, and others might be procured Of
respectable individuals, but as it has be
come SO common to publish a long list Of
these we have paid very little attention
to fbsni, If you think it important we, can
procure a few Of the best and forward
them to you.i'
E7: Prspsed and sold by VAUGHAN
y ID AVIS. s. z: Corner of Third anf
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DENTISTRY.
/. 1jID| ANS

b ELLINGHAM & THATCHER,
Sggeon Dsniists, and Msavfsetsrers Of Incorrsp
title Teeth,
ID RESPECTFULLY announce to their friend
~ and the public in general that they hav,
associated themselves together. in the practice O
e DENTAL SURGERY.
Office, No us, Markst St.. Hilmingtos, Deiapare
Where they are prepared to perform all operations
on the teetli-irrcgular teeth restored 10 perfect
symmetry. Teeth Of the best quality inserted
from pne tp full set, on the most improved and
scientific principles. All operations warranted 4
give entire satisfaction. =
January 9, 1872
NIB. Nv. BELLIsoHAM, takes this occasion to
return his Sincere thanks, for the liberal patronage
heretofpre extended to him, and now, with greater
facilities 70 please, he hopes to receive, as he will
endeavor to merit a continuation of the ahe.s -
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To the Afflicted.
PROFESSOR CORES


Vegetable Extract for tho cure Of lnflammatery
and Chronic Rheumatism.
Professor Gore would respectfully inform all
nersons who are in any manner afflicted with In /
tlammatory OF Chronic Rheumism, that he will war,
rant his Vegetable extract to produce speedy and
ettctuai cure of The most difficult and obstinate
clses, ,., -
n certain and efsectual remedy for letter, crup-
tons of the skin, &c. NC.
The Vegetable Extract is the last and most up
proved remedy for Infammatory and Chronic rheu-
matisus, Strains Bruises, Weakness Of the joints,
Sprains, and general debility Of the limbs, caused
by falls, strains colds, &c. &c.
N. b. Doctor Cores Vegetable Extract may be
had Mt the Grocery Store of Jackson a. Patton,
corner of King and Water streets, Wilmington
Del, Also, Mr.. B Furgcrson's store Blaekbird
Delaware. no ll3
Dec IT. lS41. If
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PRICES REDUCED.


7tSHE subscriber again announces 10 the public
- that he has just received fresh supply Of de-
sirable spring and summer dry goods: they CON-
sist in part as follows superfine blue, wool dyed
black, brown and invisible green cloths; figured a.
plain cassmeres suitable for spring wear;a portion
oil them are domestic-blne, black and other color
ed summer cloths ribld and plain garnbroons; lin.
en- drilling; rb'd and plain silk; valenta and Mar.
settles yesting-also beautiful plaid article for
summer coats; beautiful assortment of chenc
striped and plain silks: blue, black, plain and fit.
ured silks, nous. de iainos!; painted lawns and
chintzesi Irish, Russia and Barnsley shcetinus':
damask, Barnsley and Irish table linen; American
Scotch and Manchester gingham.; striped and
plaid mnslns; lace and carleton muslns; iaconet.
cambricsand null muslins; Irish iinen long lawns.
Hollands cotton, wooden and embroidered fable
covers, furniture chintzcs, Marsees skirts buresn
covers, frnges, handkerchcfs scarfs, lace tdenes.
insertings and embrodenes, together with a gen.
eral assortment of domestic good, such as ticking,
plaids and stripes, checks, 4, and Ga shcetins
and shifting muslms, Lowell Inusns and driIlinrs
heavy for wagon covers and Pennsylvania tow
linen, So s1f -,
The above goods having been recently purchas.
ed, consequently can be sold from IS to SO per Ct.
lower than former purchases, therefore purchasers
would find il TO their interest to call and examine
the above stock before buying elsewhere, as thcv
will be sold at a small advance, ut No. 60 Market
street, by SPENCER ID. EWES.
N. d. Country store keepers would find Il to
their advantage to call ap 90. S.D.E
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-13

DoWDER Flasks, shot belts, game nets gun
Il cleaners, &c. &c, for sale byJ A DUNCAN
augst. 81 no SO market st
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TERMS.
N GErN,ES
FOR THE" DELAWARE REPUBLICAl

FOR THE" DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,
The following gentlemen are duly au
thorized to act as agents for the " nELA
WARE REpuBLIcAN )" and their receipts
for subscriptions to the paper, job-work Or
advertising, will be the same as the pro-
prietor's.
Joshua s. Layton, Georgetown, Del.
Robert Houston, Concord &c
George A. Moore, Laurel
Joseph S. Barnard. Dagsboro g
Salathiel Baker, Milton %
Nehemiah r. Prettyman, Cedar Creek
John Mcdowell, Dover "
Eli Foster, Red Lion, Newcastle county
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

FHE subscriber has just added to his stock an
extensive assortment Of Domestic Goods, sch
as sheeting and shifting muslins from "a TO IL
wide table diapers, checks, tickngs, drllings, os-
naburgs, plaids and stripes, furniture checks, and
sc. &c. which be sold uncommonly low at
No 81. W.JoNES.
March /.
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INDIAN RHEuMATIC EXTRACT
u For the Rheumatism, Lunlbago and Sprains
The Extract is to be applied to the part affected,
with the hand, well rubbed on, before the fire.
This is nm old Indian cure and has never been
known to fail For sale at b. J0HNSON'S
/ Drug and Medicinal store, No. l79 Marketst.
ap 90. .. Wilmington
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NHAFING DISHES-A good assortment Of
" chafng dishes for summer use. for sale by
JOHN L. MADDEN e. co,
mar 0 57Mdtket st

FETTEK.-The annexed statement Of Z
letter." (Hsrpes exeedens) by he use or the
Rose Ointment, is copied from the sWest Jersey
Democrat" ofSept. 26, 1910, Its the character
ofthis form of the disease TO eat or corrode the
parts which it attacks (whence it deriyes is nane)
destroying the skin, cellular substance, and, on
some occasions, even III. muscles themselves Tho
speedy manner in Which rs progress was arrested
in this case after the failure of professional aid as
well as other means known 10 the sufferer, is such
as to recommend the Rose Ointment undualilied,
yto all other suffering with letter. :,
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Rose Ointment.--The following statement of
facss has been furnished us by brother Of ono Of
the publishers Of this paper, which we cheerfuIly
publish for the benefit ofthose who may be SINH.
larry aatctcd:-He was afflicted with Teiter on
his left foot about nine months. il commenced
on one of the toes, and spread rapidly oyer the
o extending up the ancie rhe disease was So
severe that deep holes were formed in the fesh--
His instep was so alarmingly affected as 10 have
almost the appearance of a honeycomb. During
all this time he was using all the prepara.i6nsJ he
heard of, and had the constant attendance * 4
dentally hearing Of the Hose ointment, &C.
menced using it. Tho effect was mmediate-Aand
tho use of one jar entirely cured him.
We confidently recommend the preparation,to
all suffering with the same affection. For sale Ay
jan Z. G. CHANDLER s. Co.
44J Market
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Sold Wholesale and Retail by
L. G. CHANDLER, & Co,
(Sole agents. at their Wholesale and Re-
Tail Drug Store, No. 44a Market street
jan5 Wilmington
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MORA NEW GUODs.-The subscriber
1xA has just opened fresh lot of Dry Goods.
which are selling cheaper than ever at the Cheap
Store, No. 81 Market st. ap27, w. JONES.
C.4SSI1fERE.S AND VESIINGS.
TUSr opened at No. 81, a few pieces of very
q handsome American Cassime-es; also splen,
did assortment of Maseilles and Cashmere Vest.
ing which will DO sold at reduced prices.
April !. w. Jones.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05
@oefiGes 8

lnibertrefli6e c M ebisin
sSiir Die Neiluns bon sIusSetrung, Salt,
6uften unb 2eberensnnbana. Tiele Waeeis
gin fpll flf nod, in ie9iidem SaII lrp cieleIte
9ebralidlt wuroe, als uuubertrefflih bepielen
baben. Waan rufe oafllr in bem 8nhlfobr
bed uHterfAriebenen an.
q. g. 9inbe.
sfu9uF is. 1871. ue-ts
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05
8 Din a mn Gen.

Diefe 3eitnu9 miro jebeu Wiitttprd, All
elien 9reHen Saper ReDdl Sooen, init GAM
Heaen Sbrifteu, herausgeqebeu.
- Der Su5icriptieaes9ereis 1T in z haIei
ees Sahls, III rausbesa d.
Sni Sia oies niht 9efdiebt, 10 ,percen Gin
Gbaler ltuc finf une span,ts Gents an9e'
fednct.
Veih 5lbfrri6ent wiro fir weniger aIs 6
sW0uite duqenommen, iino feiner fann bic
3eitun9 1ufleben, bis aae Naditince barauf
abbe;abIt iIno.
HefnhtmI huuaeH, rpeld,e Gin @ered
ausmi i,en, ipcroen oreimal fir eiucn 3haler
sinJerift, uno fir jeoe fernere @trndung
fmf uno ipausig @eutS. - @r6eere nadl
Berhiitnie.
{ Disjeutge apelcte bic 3cttun9 init Der pcit
oeer Dem pcfreiter erbalten, mnfeu 1tlbif
3 Safltr besdhlen.
& Slac 9riefe an bic joeransgeber miTen
20 frei eju9eflnot ipereeu, GcnIt wcrecu
Ie nidt aufaencmmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05
2(n S5ollnletf1er.

Gte unterieidneten ipereen @crIhldqe aus
nrbulrn fur bic Srbauuu9 elmer nelen Stride,
an Gle SteIle, no Die alte Intberiibs Sprpas
ner 5irde jcet itRht.
Gie iUa pen budlteineh erbaut nereenuub
Der Dian unO Gle 6jrSee lctl nieielbe lein als
ipie Ole tReretamer 5endie.
Tie Waterialisn Der dIten Stride uub tas
nOtbt9e SidenbcB foiro eesu segebeii.
SIm Sdmltd9 ben 9ten Sannar ,psroen Die
llnterScid,neten fd in bem @nilbauie bes
% eorgeS d,netber in Sitb,Dbeits
ball einfnoelt I'M 8crldId9e an5pnsbmen.
cSatob S6ane,
9erpalt SUMS,
SSSacpb Senninger,
Gantel Seiln,
Saumetlter.
Cecentter %, nq-3ri
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05
Gtne 9OlaDl 0Dlnble
Su perfallfen DNer sll oerlebnei.

o. NFtNFF8FT VI 49, u = " = FF'|E''
Sine oreilt6digte lfcinerue Rdufmaun5
Wahl. NlilhIe, in NethIetem Sauuichip Der:
tbamptca eauntp, . RtIen prn Cation nno
"a MelIen ppu @ethlebem, 9elcaCn inncrbalb
% sue BON eem eeha @anaI, lit enhpeoer
Su perfaufeu ceer gu rerlebncn g6te t6us
neu aus her Oinhe laoer, stne bae Die ga,
euua ,ncrit 9ef1hren perceu brauCht Gin
8aufSrednt ntro 9e9eben fir oas Ba1er aus
Dem eeda Slue gu nehmen, enrd) peldlen
tie WlnhIe 9etricten pire. Su eer Winble
bcfneeu I'D, paar Sue Burr Steine, uno
Die Wdid,merei, &c. 1T alles in 9utem gu.
ifdnee. Gs geh6rcu audi su Der Wlhhle 6
oeer Z sIfer ednb Cmit @inid,lue ter WaeG
luu9elinie SeS eefa @anals.) Gie 8erbef
n,ra,tf (I,,N
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05
Oefenfltebe 25enpu.

Niitnpcd,s eeu l2fen Sauuar nm 10 llhr
8crmifta9s, fell am Soanlc ces perifcrbeuell
Sobn pbilip gBine, leethin ocn ..
Sauccua Sdupfthip,' eedd @anntD, Dfent.
lidI perfdufr ipcrecn :.
@iue Rub, em pfere, etn Gtagc Wd9en
NIT gelhirr, Nd;es NIT Gieit'irr, Sh9bfhlits
ten, pferoe Gjcfhirr cine aSinemnble, Elm
WanuS, une gBeibss SatteL 3 Srerrfetten,
zine Q8daenpinoe, Elm pidnc Scrte, SettIds
be, Wlhfd,rnuf, eiue G5clbIrao9e, cine sIils
;ahI @elcBs II. ouSere Bidder, @dnfe, Gifd,,
Rtlte, eiae @lattbid,fe, Sd,rdnbit1de, Nduos
nno auoere Sdqen, ein ScbIcn Sfen. cin
Nebeilen, uno SdhleeeI, eiH grreer Wdrnirrs
Steiu peer Scurier 9iich, uno icnif ned, scs
terIei Gouss unb Sduern.GicralbItaften gu
wctIduffi9 81 melreu.
Gie Sccingun9en am 9erfaufsta9e mtt
gufparltn9 ben
q. Sc. M}tnb, ! e,.,ors
0ccr9e @brilf 5 - W.
Ceccmbcr %, uq-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05
% fad)rtCb

srirh bierinit 9egeben, baB bic ilnterIfrebr.
men ais @recutcreu ucn Der SointerIafTens
fd,aft oeS oerftcrbenen 6 @afperPete.r,
leBtbiu non orioelber9 gaunid,ip, eed1a Co.,
angelfetlt mcrnen fIre. silIe, ipeId,e nod, ani
irgeno cine sIrt an bic SoiuterIanenIfaft fdiul'
big fnc, fperoeu hermit nuf9eforoert inner'
nrei Wcnaten absubesohlrn - nno Sclbe.
Ipgld1e nod redltntieige Ipreerunaen an biz
felbe habeg,s iperoeu ebenfalls nufaefcrbert
ihfe HeHnun9en innerhnlb benamter 3eit
lupblbeItatIgt elrsubdnpiaen.
0Dtfrieo 8etef,
Casper leter,
Rcuten Neter.
Ssibstbsrs, Err. Il rq-G.r
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05
2Boblfetl !! QBoblfetl!
81 enrO z oil,

SOntmaher tn 6enl Otdethen Gl1lalls,
8snad,rittiget feine Sreunee nno alte
Runoen, oae er oas Soutmaher @cfd,dft iul'
@mer nod, an ieinem altcn Stanotplas fcrtbes
treibt, alIrpp er pie irtmer nilte uerferti9et,
Die er an herabaeiesten preifeu gu oerfanfen
aefcnucn lit. Seine preile iIno frlatrce
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05
QBaiIelt9ertc(fs Q5erfauf.

Su 8raft uuo sufcfge eiues Scfckls aus
rem gBaiIen9eridbt BON ecd1a @duntD, lcl auf
6fentIicber Senou ucrfauft lrsreen, am Nrei.
tag ben l4tcn Sannar nihiteus, auf bem Gis
8cHtbnm ftlbf,
9;sssE 9sssEa Sin 9erpi6cs Snif Sof3tanc,
sVcs nit bem 3ugeb6r, gelcaen in SaI,.
a<ss.s burg Gnunidlir, eedba @ountn, maize
Der Stdot 9lllenfaun, an Der Strdee mad,
philacclphia srdn,enb an eauc pen Gan.
icl Sdmiot Salcmcn @riefemere unb ans
eere entbalteno So 9Ider, niebr cecr fpenis
ger, ipcpon elm Theit NIT pprtrefflihem Sfas
Itanien 0ols beipadlen III.
Sefa9tee eane fol- in 5 coer 6 9Ider Cot,
ten uertauft rpereen.
9s it oas biuterlaeeuc 9erm6srn Der oers
ltprbenen @athariua Geiper, ,leetbin rcn Der
Staot 9llentaruy eed)a @auutp.
Die Seoingungen am 8erfauf6tnse uuo
4nfwartun9 BON
q. 8. 9lube, 2 OrS,,,,o.a
t .. Seiprr.I SS'''' O'0'
Durb bic Court,
&c. gnfa, Stbretber.
1essuasr %, nq-am
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05

Stcbrbalter fpereeti erfndlt BET ihm ahsus
rufen, iHcem fie 70 fpeblfeil bel ibm faufen
fonueu, ais ir9eno icnltpc in ben 9ereini9s
ten Staaten.
@r it bdufbar fir genceene &nnbfhaft,
anc mirb fob fernerbit befareten fVd) Der
@nnit bee publifum6 fbiirbi9 sir MAIDEN.
soenra SDol.
1feempey 8, ia-3i
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05
S5eICGetntalll,0.
Cecember %,

9Bir Die llntCr1drtcbenen teidleiniocn bier,
nit, ede mir Drrbeu ocii CCftor Ntidcl'e
fiinftlicb oerfcrtioten 3dhneu in 9ugcnfdcin
oencmmen bdben, uHe tdB eieIeIbe lmlern
8eifua crbHItrn, neil fe fdl6u uub oaierhaft
Gno. 98ir empfehlcn ibn oaber rinem eocn
rer etpus, fpeldr6 in icin Sad einidld9t
u6thiq hat.
Saecb SNart, SamueI q. Sriege6,
Oapie Stem, Schu &. Sraule,
6. Martin, .W. Z. PepiS Sd,miot,
Scbn y. Sca6, caerb Sd)nnB,
6brp. 6. Sdgrr, @brtp. 8. SdinecI
Sctn Gjros, Gbrlp. s. 9. Dubs,
@briitiau prct, 81. Sredt
q. e Wriebt, e,cfeph Sdgcr,
Scel SSrduIc, cScferb 9Bsis,
9Eilidm 0efrlhoft, W1. Q.
Gr. Si1tcl fihrt ncd INNER fort ale
3ahuorSt ~ practiliret an feiner @cbrun9
3 3bfren 6iilih pcn pree, Sd9cr uuo SOS
Stcbr, in Der S,dmiltcn Strdsc III SIlIrntalin
@r hat cine portrcfflihe 3nhnspdfte, our
N1cini9ung NIB Grhaliuna Der 3dbue me
@aumsn, gum Berfauf anf Soaub.
9Iu9uit Is, ls4it ra-tU
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-08
THE STATE SENTINEL

IN pHJAshsd every Tbesday-Ofse Hast
i9gfoH Street, SoUfhea1 # the Smie House,
directly opposite .1rmstJong's Hofck
TERNs.-rVo dollars year. always IN advance.
IN no instance vii more than one number De sent
til the money received. Subscri bers viii re-
due notice a few weeks before the expiration
o; each year, and Il the payment for succeeding
wear be not advanced the paper VII be dlscontinu
ed. TINS rule y Oh Dc strictly adhered 90 az all cases
One dollar Will be received Tor * months. and
ifiy cents for three months-aitrays ta adrance.
Five dollars VIII be received for three years or,
three papers wiii be sent one year for the same.
ADvEKTIsEMENTs, VIII be inserted three times al
one dollar a square. 2JO ems aud be continued az
the rate Of - cents square weekly. Querteriy
advertisements inserted az s3 square o' 2j0 ems
Yearly advertisers vii be accommodated on
reasonable terms. which should always De made n
writing agreed upon
All advertisements from abroad must BE accom-
g1aied By me cash or attention wiil BE- PAD 10
them.
a. Postage must be paid.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-08

\ simple and iragai Government, confined with
90 stlet Const taiI0nal llaiis
Nc p4oIlc debt. eithsr BY tie General Govern
meat or y tLe States except Tor objects u urgent
necessity.
No assumpt On b. The General Cover nlcnt OF The
aeots 81 the states either directly, % I'D reciy by
distribution 81 TIE proceec- ~ the pubic lands
No extensive system o! Iafernal Improy ement b.
The Gsnersi Government. % BY TIE STATES
constitutional barrier against imurorideat
loans
The honest payment OF car debts and tie sacred
preservation 81 th- public "a n.
gradual return from an extensive credit tys.
TEN
NJ national bank 20 SIS ndle the lsboTing pop.
ulatuu.
No conneN,on between the Government and bank
ing corporations.
NJ grants az exclusive charters and privileges.
bv special Legislation, 10 bsnks.
No Conncxion between Church and State.
NJ pruscr ption for honest opinions.
Fostering aid - public education.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-08

sCj-At "A meeting Of the Democratic mem
ber~ Of the Legislature, Hon. y. WEST was
called to the Char aud WILLIAM J BRowv
appointed Secretary. The following Address
was submitted adopted, and five thousand copies
ordered to be printed Tor distribution