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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25
BOOK BINDING.
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Al, TYLER q CO., wholesale and RETAIL icae and Maunac
- tGitIs oi Ban. llcluf B and dealers
h opposite
tnainli- Indiana. hefe always obtained
~ 'lhi constantly on band. the articles
desc pon % Blank EA ff Counts Auditors rd I,asrtrs
At-i-lrafrs-
Ia A te Bank Books tny the Improved fteu mode
u- hhcl gives or1lft rrr f4lF. AMI incompatible
superior o. ans other metlai devised hooks
Keep tAe leaves hru and solid Ne book
pieces u.s. N rn IN Hi al other methods The ncti
W SEWING renders e nAs worth d1e Ac d An1 though They
c>i hl more lnrclnce durability finish -r
account books one equal % the best Eastern ofk and lo prlCt
d. ~ Co. are also prepared o. manufacture a descriptions o
ttncy Articles, such Ladies 1rd Geuenea's Ious
Ses Gard Gases, Albums, Spectacle Cases. Cigar Cases. Pooae
Books and Note Books
NJrlC PAPER always band. which De- bound
sizes ana haHNs Supplied 90 ihe slrest uoce % Nac llrl r.
ana baIfa nihe best s e pces
The most improved pattern Rolling Machine received
Books ana Paper ruled Oh pattern.
h ae peaftd 90 do a kinds ol Binding French and English
900 ana Nu0tca Plain, Extra aud 'iai De- Edce
All
n match. 90 which personal attention VIII De- Books
bound 900 any rs De- Desired. and the lowest
NEfEELNcfH-lon Isaac BAcKronp, supreme Judge GFo. a.
urNN Treasurer ot state 81 MofE AuotUr
EsE President o state Bauk D. a. Ran Cashier Bank,
4. Apf secretary % Insurance Company A. " Nosus Esq.
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WHosE WaeEs HAVE RIsLN The late tariff law the
wings say, Is operating finely. They tell IS hai Abbot
Lawrence pockets hundred thousand dol bv ~ and
that all over the country l. making the rich richer with
0u' an effort save at Of making Up the prices OF their
merchandise Have they raised any mans urges =
UOrcesfer Palladium
Nor RieH.-Mr Clay in letter lately Published in
the American. says
i an no. rich. never coveted riches Bu, my es-
tate would even now be estimated at not less than one
hundred thousand dgHGrs > -
We should cav he's rcTp poor-a hundred fhopsaol
dollar frm. besides other considerations isoalv ia
bite for Wing Nick Biide would call such sum
small change.
Tom" said Wing TO Democrat 1--we los, all acne.
lite for politics"
Well. replied Tom is's well YOU have lost your
appetite, for he least appetite we have these vr times
tie beiier-theres great scarcity IF that beef
pr,ru CT On. Ca,~Sixo This learned and GEE.
hraied divine del a; Bennington T., the - II Octo-
hcr Mt The mora WRITINGS and es-avs 20 D. Claiming
have oeisnsd great &c sr,y both IN Europe and America
He remains were carried 10 Boston for .ni,-.neut
HEAvr FAILURE PaiEADrLrHIA.-Tne Spirit Of
the Times says heavy failure occere in Philadelphia
N SATURDAY. last The individual had a le-scy short
since Of $1,000 dollars and lost tie whole Of il
by gambling in stocks
Eeosoxr.-Noah Webster s'ys. th,i ~ Substituting
f rts in his version Of the Bible he has saved his
four pages Of elose lesier-fnss.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

JOHN ANDERSON NJ 10
NJ nnr IN " r.nu


~ wRs. CRAWFORD.
Iean Anderson, my ain Jean,
Yeve been a leal guide wife
Ye've mair than shared my pain. Jean,
we've been my JOY through life
lo'ed sc ia your youth, Jean,
WI bonny snooded brow;
But maun tell the truth, Jean.
! lo'e We better now.
o they were pleasant times, Jean.
When first I trysted thee
They come ike holy chimes, Jean,
o sabbath bells 10 me
But sweeter 10 my heart, Jean.
Than a the past can prove.
The hope that when We part, Jean,
Oar souls shall meet above.
I've been a man o toll, lean.
And aye obliged 10 roam;
Bat still ye had a smile Jean.
And canuy welcome hone;
Our hearth was ave ailght, Jean,
The ka,l-Po: on the fire.
When ] cam back at night, Jean,
found my hearts doslIe
Our harms hae bred some cares, jean,
But thanks u thee, my 10.
They brought not our gray hairs, Jean,
WI shame or sorrow lew
Aud when at last our bed, Jean,
Beside tie kirk maun be;
They'll honor Us when dead, Jean
And that's enough for me.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25
sAE.E -, Fsr,AF. F,.a,A-El,.

RTOTICE hcrehy that 100 pursuance of order 81 the Pro
y Court If Marion county, VIII offer public sale, ~aIr
day the 18th ay o November ueyt 40 t house Of Henry Miller n
WA Marion county. ludH1 oi iHc Lafayette State rI
1--WE miles indianapolis lhe real Robert Nor
o te southwest q1'r OF tc northeast
quarter of cun mo- lg n township &c. month of feast
BOD ~
township comfy, third lu oi ie purchase money ' DE-
paid in hanl on sand dav the other thirds to Dee paid 900 Two equal
credit and uuii the purchaser WIN.
approved freehold security payment OF tlc 1 base
money sold Subject toiue widows d1Wer
good title purchaser when .H lide
sale between tie O'Clock. g. NJ and oco r. N
saiddiy. ADAM WRIGHT, hdImrirat0r
D,t..ar 1870 l.-}v
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state Of indiana. shelby County:

sHtLtf CIEceIT toTHFi MancH Inv, \ D. l5il.
ia Claaogu.
Christian Gey John c. Sc,h. Jaues 81 Sleeil Murphy
Augustus Hammer and John %. stewart.
fENiIE said having aei Clerk
shelby Cucuu tourt his tl az complaint against SAID defendants
liz AFFIDAVIT 10 d,niere>ed individual setting that john
eelh John Murphy Augustus Hammer defendants
residents the
John Seeh John Murphy and Augustus Hammer
hed be- and appear before the judges he shelby | count u
Tie hrst day OF the next term, % Doe holden te Count house
% VILE and for t county shelby
March and there psd
ton contained Oh te m of complaint, oi e Christian Gsp
pending said Court. toe en taken
and aud decre-d uaeu q Del absence
September % 40. SYLVAN b. MORRIS Clerk = C. e. In
NtJ0r. sol fr Complainant l-ay
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SUEEssEE,s AL.

Ed virtue 81 execution directed the Clerk office o
the Marion Circuit Cou VIII e,pa>e public sale the Cou
House door te town of Iudnapp lstday of November
l-2 between the hours prescribed tl law, and profits to
of le following described zeal estate. situated u Marion
li 90 block los i3 %. ai 3d., block a.
and lots D. ID, H. D., 3 ID and D. block a. aud o 6
block ~, John Woods of sud blocks
his addition Tie of indianapolis failure realize e
full amount demanded b said execution. VIII 10 tac and
tbe simple of The
Jo.eshus q. N oIrtil no the Of James W. ilHl
,. %. FtRG A-ON. sheriff VI. c.,
orr y q Afrr d.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

ugf virtue of execution directed, the Cers office
81 The Marion circuit Court VIII expose o. pc sale az r
Count House door The town o indianapolis day 81 Nc
Venher SD between te hours prescribed N Jaw o
ofthe follow estate
county, olt: the Goth half ~
range east; and on failure realize the u demanded
said execution VIII 40 the place expose simple
said land executed as tie Philip o. lands
tuhn Twester. J. b. RI Re- A~DN Shruf n.
OCi. u, lci2. l6-3w By c0Rs0N NicgEr. DENNY
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smEREEE,s SArr-

of
hP Of the Marion Circuit Court viii expose public Sale
Court House door 90 tetuwn of indianapolis, 0ute -h day Of Nov-
Der ol2 between the hours pres d hy law the and profits
Of the follow desc rhi real estate, situated Marion
county, the e. section up ID,
also The quarter of section ' township Do, y ard the
sti it ui failure
the ii amount deultuded y sad executions VII a The time
and place eNre The r simple of Sd ni, executed as the property
oi Andrew WILSON the Wua ami 5ln~Ir Israel lru
nine a. t. Rodney, 4. W. & J. d. Norris Indiana
J. H. tift the state Bank Uf luiltre. as Nuus NuS.ftc
NWis i. %. Fl'Ri ASON. sheriff a. T..
OCT. III. l-il. = UrnIA
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

Es virtue OF an execution o. me directed from the Clerks 9TH
ID The Marion Circuit to VIII expose public sale 20 tie lr
House door the indianapolis, on e sidavof November
1872 between tie hours presented by profits
years OF The following described real situated
county, Wit Lots nos and =, 300 block John Moods
addition the town of Indianapolis and the l
amount demanded by and place
expose simple II said lots, property
Gibson, q the sui II John Bailey.
J. +. FJRG tSON. sheriff VI O..
Oct u. 1912. Iz-3w Rs CoBs1S NIcstH.. Deputy.
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IXDIAXAP0LIS CENTRAL C0umsE.

spring.
b the Central Course, indianapolis 40 the spring meetne H 3
Fy Dollars entrance. lt forfeit utC aud repeat o. De- closed on
the s January eltc- ' make
JsMEs r. iii LIc>ct, i5 lIl Hei1i dam
hy Mary Janr, D., SeacIlL
NF CrNNVGH,N Niro ly Ancn dam hy llter A
and Ituus ID.
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CgAgHTggEgET& ag1DTRIJ.

ME uuael,'-e ikeu t stand onti
e le puic Square toiuhlS. 81 ln -
winch DE found make iu the e -ueu f
has looked Tie cleanliness and the comfort of hl guests tau u
appearances. His Stables have much improved 90
render horses perfectly Comfortable.
le lers himself those who may feel disposed cal upon m
will be- agreeaiat entertained. JOHN b. HtNl'iR.
R.llIn. Ind ~1lfI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

ALMANAC MAKING.-When l~liah Thomas the
printer OF Mass chuset's, was printing his almanac
for tn, year l1>9. one of the boys asked HIM what
he should put opposite the HHfccnh Of Ju1 Mr..
Thomas being engaged, replied. ''anylhlng. any
thing" The boy returned the office, and set,
''raiH, baH, aud suotc." The county was aii
amazed when the day arrived. for 1t actually rained
hailed, and showed violently. FROM that time
ThomaS's almanac was 10 great demand
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= AID DEgEgP

ENh undersigned take, this method OF inviting attention
A. rich and extensive assortment az SaidIer. Hancs
tie has con- hand, and constantly mauufiCiulnc Saddles
every knI, common, quilted Spanish and
mauu-ar~ saddle ls carpet bags travelling iiuuks ya spring
ace usually found extensive saidtn. Also ane
Uicoa, AID of which Dr. Intends sell lov ry
Madison eeu Blrrans be- had for and
produce 80 W hc taken sllI so orders Thankfully and
attended to " 900 puucuaia} aud despatch
T. A. r. has on hand large quantity u seasoned lumber c hc
VIII st. l0N ut cash.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

" W HERE LIBERTY DwELLs THERE IS NY CouN-
TRY \ flmily from Rhode Island, says the
Cleveland Plandealer, consisting Of the father ID
mother, and twelve children mostly grown up bows.
landed at dock few days since, with the deter
mination to make Ohio their future residence for
life. For SKY years" said the old man. Il
have been ruled by laws who's I had 10 voice i'm
making. My poverty has been the pretext Of my
oppression. am going to settle my boys in your
noble Buckeye State, where they may enjoy those
rights Of ireemen denied to their father"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25
WILD CnrRRy Lr,vrs.-A correspondent oftbe

WILD CHERRY LE,vEs.-A correspondent Oft the
Hartford CoGaUt states that two COWS died recent
ly IN Ken-ington. Connecticut in Consequence of
eating Wild cherry leaves in wlted state. The
bush had been cut down about two hours, and one
Of the cows died in about forty minutes after eating,
and the other in a little over an hour The writer
says that the leaves in wilted stale are Il most
deadly poison aud cattle eat them with avidrly,
being Of q swceiiSh taste.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

! RIVER pRIED UP.-The heats Of the summer
have SO dried up the waters Of The river Elbe that
the water mills are all at a stand and near Pira
the river entirely dry. The waters IN retiring.
have gwen up a secret kept by them for more than
300 years. \ square stone is left bare. having the
following significant inscription in Saxon patois
When men last saw me, in August. 1929. they
wept; and they who see me next shall weep too. &c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

COUNTERFEIT GoLD.-We have b., shown a
ounterelt hafeaele. we'll calculated 70 pas with
out detection, IL Is not so heavy but rie thick
or than the genuine. The mouth Of the eagle on
the count. TteIt appears be shut, the genuine
partly open. The sound when thrown on the Gown
Ter Is sLgLtLy dnLL.- Thomnslns y: !. ReporLe,..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

II is said, and We have no reason to doubt the
report, that during the late corrupt and Gigraceiul
extra session OF Congress, Henry Clay sat m his
room one night, sippng hot whskey with ii poti-
cal irenE, when the conversation turned upon the
recent residential election. What surprising
sweep the Wings made said the friend. Yes, -
replied Clay with emotion, aud with oath, 'and
could have carr ed That election in the s1me way
TO be frank, said las friend Il do not think Won
could and was abou; To give his reasons. when
Clay turned upon him with dark frown and TX
calmed-"S Sir, you are a id (5ot!" The man
took his hat AMI retired. The two have not spos-
en- to each other snce.-Ha,f. Times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

= - . ~f-AHFl
FHNIAI HLbiLtlA sells 800 Kinds 90
rlv surprised. De ia~ D,u enabled prices al Ir
count az
lie Hi> roucuded krcpnn 1,
like t.~ raise tlu anticipation 90 lrr. Those who tI-f
cheap goods should nui forget The o..tl4 ci.le lire
,l~~r,
The A,S1cti can Fsi bic sOC5c.y ~ :. Sart.
1zANING established tf,,-t.is of tHr publications.
= ares, irrtcleut having made 'ith fHe-l~
take chan same. a d a.tgt
Esa s1cS .ssssl bs., f;tslfcsi6~.
which offered Cor safe go t'uutp Bible r, Township
A-~icIau-. Society process
addition of freight at1 sptl~e>.
EE, ksi~--G ASH GTF.Y.
ThefIrui- nr i's
dto take Ie,
Sc. Sc ,fon. ttit several ff~ bling luf f @
ir-ffHfr
bible. q. B. DAVIS.
n f...f- a .-rl fIl m
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SADDLES. NJ AN Eses3s. EsssGDHE.e. INc,

= hsE5s4z4H- Il Az y eas.'. Et-t lsEEsss@. DC
VIZ undersigned have constantly h1Hi aud mtu.td 0
luAifiie according tu ortr short 40 description.
81 -allrs hrir~- lever
other article their lime. Every Warranted o r1l
STOCK ana Workmanship and l.es Us lou ans
r 81 OSb e. =
such ~ Wheat Oats, Beef Hides other
DOB cNcltnee 90, goods in their
Isl two doors Westof Drake, Hotel indianapolis.
eff 1voI rp. AS e. po.fttrr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

Shall NrssIoSARIEs MARRr AT a meeting Of the
American Board Of Foreign Missions, Norwich, in
Connecticut lew days since the qu sion was agaled
">hall Missionaries marry - After discussion,
was concluded 10 lay upon the table.
Nathan Appleton has resigned his seat as a member Of
Congress from this district and The Governor has appoint
ed Monday the 4ih Of November Che day Of the gene
'al eeeiion) Tor election to h the vacancy
Courier.
ExrRA SESSION OF TRE LEsIsLA1rRE.-Governor
Clevelind has issued Proclamation calling the Legs
Aiure to convene a, New Haven Tuesday, the 18th
OF October neHt-Hlrifori CorGnf.
WHissERT Project fie RICH and RE rich nil
PROTECT THE POOR
DEsooaAeT.-PRoTECTIoN TO AL. FAvoRS
TO SoSE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

ANornEa TRAHsPARENoy.-Mr. Clay. who a
few months since hual y retired - the shades o
Ashland, to seek seciuSon and repose, and 10 ere
pair his private interests" Is now .gerrymander-
ing the states of OHIO and Indiana lie has tax
en- The field, and Is 's,umpIng il 10 manner never
surpassed by Leslie Combs, the Buckeye Black
smith. We ak our readers u Nr. Cays retire
meut from pubic life not perfect Transparent
cy Who can not through l. II is a pity
that such g0ssaner veil is thrown the devices
OF the veteran p0ItIcian now nearly IN his seven
tieth year
But the most amusing spectacle is the gerry
Wandering among the friends of the would be- vice
Presidents. Mr.. Mangum who voted against the
tariff authorizes his friend Morehead to declare in
the North that, had his been necessary to save
the bill he would have voted !or it. Mr.. Tall
madge IS struttiug about his State, and culogz ny
Mr. Clay. Governor Dawes takes occasion IN hs
message to the Legislature, to aim blow at tine
President for defeating Mr. Ciay's land bill. Cen
eral Scott ,ront have 1t. Who wili!-.UIfisoAiaa.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

C%15-Dr. Nathan Jackson has been formally voted
ont 81 the Democratic ranks. BY large meeting of
the Democracy OF Tippecanoe County The old
iool Is Mt worth so much powder. No man of
certainly can be found to sustain him. go long
as DE- exhibits such utter want OF principle as he
has manifested since his return from Iowa Go
shel Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

DEATH or Ray. DIX. CuANNING.-E Extract Of a
letter dated Bennington, VI. Sunday evening -
1t has become my painful duty 10 announce 10
you the death of the Rev Dr.. Claiming.
Ills spirit passed away this afternoon, at 81:
O'Clock, calmly, the sun went down.
We hope 10 reach Bostun on W ednesday eve
ming. 50 that the funeral may take place on Thurs
day
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paten, has just been taken out in Boston for cleaning
fish by giving them snuff when they their scales
clean of. The patentee thing two-he Is evi-
IDENTIFY up to snuff and pinch above ~ 0. Pic.
auinc.
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CONyyy.V A1rD AcADE,.Y.

The last census shows bu, 759 persons in the United
States over leo years of age.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

PERSON who has practical knowledge of The eias "a, wen
an other modes ltrl Oh.
Chemical Candies, with the rey u"rorcc IS desir
10 locate the West
ANY person wishing avail themselves IT his know r.
address post pnl j. g." care ot Hon j. " Allen, Ceycu
Dbn,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

"a cCESSoR To- JoiN JpNES--tk b}eraud ~contcr.
- North Ffh ~Ieet Philadelphia Ntrun
Iurc~cIfcd utle
40 the shortest notice.
" B-orIsIs from Merchants. Fauip others. pluctal
attended to tith and Garments dyed t'ant slld pattern.
Ai>0 Pc SIC tsilvt dtei aud d-~ed -tile. and
other dln1-el Grpls restored and pat nI So. ulsua
J.. utDDEBIA, Agent at Ind luaI..I- fl-tr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

GES. MURPHy's SPEEcn.-We had the pleasure
OF listening to Gen. Murphy, at the City Hall, on
Saturday evening ast, defence Of the administers
ton Of President Tyler. The assembage was very
large and comprised numerous portion Of both po-
itcal parties. The Orator commenced by referring
10 Gen. Harrison's opinions in regard 10 a National
Bank, and he showed conciusively that President
FLYERS course on That question was in strict accord
ance with that which General Harrison had prescrb-
Ell for himself. I'm the course of his remarks,
which Lad been perfectly respectful all parties
present, he was very Improperly interrupted by our
Wing member OF Congress, Mr. Howard the orator
then turned the tables upon the Clay wing bank
majority in Congress, and his expose Of their hui
quifous attempts to head the President, the ex-
pense of the public interest, was powerful triumph-
ant and whitening. The General spoke upwards OF
two hours and half and he was listened TO during
the whole time with marked attention, save some
Interruptions on the part of the Cay wings whcn
his home thrust were too pointed and severe.
The General left town this morning in the steamboat
Macomb for Maumec. Detroit Free Prees.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

Mn WEBsTER's SPEEcH-We never surrendered our
coums TO any document with pleasure than do
the speech Of Mr.. Webster delivered on Friday in
Faneuil Hall. The views are such as we have always
advocated all times and under all circumstances the
extent OF our humble abilities and opportunities. They
such patriotic and uuselsh should Away
tuate the American people Had Mr.. Clay and his ever
jealous friends allowed the Wing party IS months ago
have rallied with heart and mind under such
ews, influence and effort which might have been
made against it, could have succeeded That as Mr. Web
ser plainly ntmates large and Increasing portion Of the
people in favor of moderation politics. aud
more rcg1d 1r Justice and the public welfare undena-
be The people have become alive this matter that
viii be unsafe for politicians hereafter attempt car
~ matters with too high hand The important interests
Of the country. viii not much longer be allowed be
made the football of desperate politicians Of any parry
NeirburgP0t Herald (Jhfg piper
]. @ ADAMS OriNIoS.-The editor Of the New Bel
ford Register, in noticing the report that John Quincy
Adams had volunteered his services to defend Messrs
Anthony and Pearce SAYS: "0n Wednesday, we con-
versed with the gentleman who called upon Mr. Adams
IA relation to the subject and by him are informed
that Is true Mr.. Adams declared his opinion that
the Peoples Constitution framed and adopted in ac-
cordance with the first principles Of Institutions that
Is the established Constitution Of Rhode Iscnd and the
supreme law Of the Stale; that Thomas " Dorr Is the
ughtul and legitimate Governor of Rhode Island and
that there Is no escaping from these concIusions-Ba
STATE Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

THE TARIFF.-We see m the attempt of the
weavers IN Philadelphia. = burn down kempton's
Mills the result Of high protective tariff. When
the rich manufacturer has protection afforded him
Equivalent almosi 10 prohibition, the aborers think
they have $50 right to higher wages and when
u,ey refused then riot and inceudiarisn are the
orders of The day. We shall have additions Of the
Manchester riots ia our country, unless this tax 10
sustain rich manufacturers is abolshed-N Y.
[ .i0a.
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. A'CCHEs. WATCHES:

rUATHTAS RE ~ and Wah Maker. repairs al kinds Of
w Clocks Watches and Jewe the best and AZ
alc ra-- Clocks Jeweit Tor sale cheap All
shop building op he Palmer House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

The Hon. Caleb Cushing, arrived at Newbury-
port. Mass, on he 18th. and was received by
large crowd of his constituents, amid the fling of
cannon. &c. temporary stand was erected ~
the car house from which he addressed the citizens
during which he stated that he came among them
nrdenty desiring To lay before them the earl est
opp rtunuy BRET history and exposition OF the
events OF the last eighteen months
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

IHE CoUNTER MovENENr.-Ca Gushing, at New
buryport has been backing up powerfully the
ment made by Daniel Webster against lie ultra Wings
AMI Mr. Clay All the eastern papers full of his
speech 1t was two hours long. and the whole for
capt Tyler vetoes aud al, This popular movement
against Mr. Clay, begun in the east will produce
terrible work as It dashes the country In the
SKIN campaign OF 1910. Mr. Webs;ers great speeches at
Saratoga, Patchogue Wall Street and Richmond under
the October SUM-, revolutionilsed the country He has
begun another campaign, and where is he to stop
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~ RsENT m =

TRNHE large and comm.uu, blus recently occupied ly Basil
as a vent. thus cot tIe
boarding hol>r. 10 Ian, been
thoroughly repaired AMI first odef The stables are excellent
and fr boarding Dee eNch.t 10 would make ALSO
good dwelling. private families having Convenience -
80 one would probably o te
misses, tHey invited cal the su~rlfr iron" hu Aes "i
learn Inc terms etc. g.. UEDDEBiA.
tho Il ..rr. .rrf