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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
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The course OF your paper in relation to the vital
oucs;ion OF Tariff for Protection and Revenue in-
iuces me to select it as the organ Of suggestion
which deem Of much importance.
When tho enterprise and industry of coun-
try in 1889, from want of capital and currency,
was in state of paralysis, it was considered as an
essential part Of the Policy Of Washington's Adj
in.nisllation so to use the Revenue power of the
Government, as ha, il mig ght aid to draw out all the
latent energies of the country; and this was done
in two WAYS: by Tariff for Protection and Re
venue. and bv an erteHded crcdU on DvficS and
irving Debcntue Certificates the character Of a
National Currency by making them transferable
by delivery. Now. a.k why should this Policy
be adopted1 The Manufacturers desire Cash Du-
tie. as means of additional protection. answer,
eve ,ush Protection directly, by increased rates,
and. al tine same tinc assist the Commercial In
tcrests.
Cash duties will hnya two very important and
pre Judicial effects: l,;. They will tend L. ihr0Y
Inc cuisines, of importation more into the hands oi
f,rcisn (Eugli,h and Du,cl) houses. and. allow
me 20 saw without being deemed ilhberal. that a
very large proportion OF the fraud, nat have been
committed on impora.ioas heye resulted from the
devices OF isreign Importers, particularly Lngh,h
and French Tor the truth Of his statement,
apoea! with confidence 10th, Hecords OF tie Courts
Of lie L. :. ii New-iorh and Philadelphia
ID They tend 10 exoluIe men Of limited cap-
tai from a participation in tie business OF I'm
porting.
forbear occupying more OF the space OF your
paper by niareing, (the subject Is fruitful one
SlEcc il l., saw. by an extended credit upon duties
l. f,f mar
and extend it tuo, shout tic whole land. II.
Oar correspondent will have seen that Mr. Sim
mouss bill tends to accomplish all the ends re
deems desirable bu, there is no horc OF getting 1t
Ly the Veto. And il we can only have 20 per
cent Tarl, cc greatly prefer Cash Duties, for rea-
so,. already sven. Id. Tr.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
Rrocecdinss in Bankruptcy.

Mr. Editor ef he 1'rijane;
few DAYS since received a printed letter
from an individual styling himself an attorney
aAI Counsellor," advising me that he had been
retaiacd bv one of the creditors OF an applicant
under the Bankrupt Law, and offering his services
20 me. as ono of said creditors, as AtorRey TO
manage the opposition.
The gentleman coudesccnled further TO assure
me that. For Obvious reasons the names oi op-
posing creditors. the nature OF their opposiuon
and the Information communicated by them, Will be
considered confidential but im cases where sew
cral retain the undersigned, any information de-
rived from one will be uscd when it will avail, to
sustain the opposition Of all the others. lniorma-
tion from the creditors of those who are opposed
by the subscribcr is solicited, even IN cases where
such creditors are not willing to appear as op'
posing
The mcannes, and cfrontery OF tins communl-
cation dissustcd me, and my first resolve was 20
secd back the impudeSt TO the miserable pet
tifoggcr. who was this morning about the United
S,a'cs Court for the purpose of exciting oPposiuon
10 Bankrupt proceedings. On reflection, con-
cluled that a brief notice of the contemplate
proceeding. 10 YOUR paper, would better subserye
the ends of justice.
have bsen informed that this same obrusive
correspondent is in the habit of inspecting the pc
titons and schedules fled in bankruptcy. and OF
writing the same stupid letter to each creditor OF
the bankrupt taking care to state To each, what Is
probably false, that having been retained by one
ofthe creditors" Sc, he is induced to offer his
services TO others BY THIS paltry trick he thinks
10 get business from one or more OF the creditors,
by telling a. many falsehoods he writes letters.
| have no doubt that his pretended retainer Is
false in every case and in one instance ot Bank.
ruptcv. where this same pettiiosger had solicited
The like employmeu, from the creditor, of the bank
rupt. am credibly informed that neither OF the"
had employed him.
In the case referred to, the gentleman gained
nothing but the exposure Of his own mcanness and
mendacity, aad he may rest assured that IN th'
mind, of all honorable men, whether debtors OF
creditors. his circulars will have no other effect
than 10 produce the conviction that one who could
stoop to such means to solicit business as 1uor
reg and Counsellor, must be destitute OF all hon
orable feeling, and utterly unworthy OF the conn
de,c. oC hnsines. men. 4 CREDiToR.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
4 B. G.. CHALLENGES Competition

~ . with all The importance which all ages have 10
hc Head ef Hair clear index OF the 'dlue st upon
personal figure and when by some caclous iIeah oi va
i, rrsoted to- IN ORDER by artificial means TO supply he
de6cencv Hence have those wonderful discoveries
icb nd Nature defiance Barrys Ncnulsng and GoSsa-
WiO> AND S'hLI'' ,.,,op p...l
way corner of bbeItv.'trcet. up stars .,,.
IN All cases of failure in the growth OF Hair, BARRY
oilers Remedy exclusively lis unknown 10 Vulgar
those whom Nature has been houn'i-
mi IN her distribution Of HAIR will DO well n place them
selves under his surveillance. 49,.
Prices suit the times. JyIo u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

u In to-morrow's article we shall explain how
Association can spread and become universal.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
L II + Il X | B L \ f.

TBE FlRNHoUsE oF Tg XIXru cFxTVRy. os Eacyciopeds
ot Pu,fcsi AgfeLtDre; elementary. complete and
mchOdirai course u| rural economy with than
thousand eng1ylugs, translated from the French, with
notes adapting n 10 the of farmers ia the nit, q
States oi America. by Elzur Wright, JT J. >. HASKELL
I38 FuhOn-street n Y.
The above is part of the title of a work to be
published in forty numbers at 25 cents each. 1t
viii comprise great body Of information upon
agricultural subject and will be particularly valu-
able As giving u comprehensive view Of foreign
farming, the success of which in the Netherlands
proves its superiority to our own superficial cul-
ture. The work is Introduced by lively and sem
sible rraasloter's preface, and will doubtless be
amply worth It's cost, but we should have preferred
an original well-digssted treatise, upon the basis
Of this, bat prepared by American authors ex-
pressly for their c0rntrymea.
u WRiGHT's LITERARY GAZETTE and Ana
lytical Review is the title Of a new periodical
devoted chiefly to literary and grammatical criti-
cism, and 10 record of the proceedings of Young
Mems Lyceums. The Numbers before us contain,
among other things, some ingenious pathological
discussions and severe review Of Prof. Mafiit's
Sermon.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
+ AW REPORTER for July. l6i2.-
lIhis day pull shed bv BRADBtR >ODHN co.
II NaSssu-strett y. Y, and 10 >chool-st, Boston
In\lE\T-


CONTENTS.
An account q N -ase oi Samuel ". lls ne who was
recently release rom the Msssachutt, state Prison after
an Illegal imprisonment Of twelve wears
II. opin on OF Grief Ju>cs f'ii.ec o',h -, - ~
OF Pa 10 The ceI iri-" : a-1'- h'i-r 'un-' " n'
~. o. nHs,-albuscs In tie case o haidipg v ot'aA
Goat Naseuck
~ Three opinions Of Mr. Justice story, Of the supreme
Court o. the : 10 bankruptcy cases, va 90 hH caf N
Bcniamn Rainfall and olher; ne case Oi Lucius Eime
in tie cas. OF Moses Carlton.
v Opinion OF Judge Bets, District Judge OF The L :
for the Southern District OF York in the bankruptcy sase
OF Geo. Brown.
VI Opinion of Judge Ware District Judge NJ the Unt,l 4
States, for Maine in The bankruptcy case OF Nichos :"
NorcroSs.
VII Three opinions Of Judge Judson. District Judge Of
the :. 'r Connecticut. ninc following 9anAFuDtc case
v1 Culver Calender; u the matter Of Lew Young m
the matter of Calender. - ..,-
VII. Decision the supreme Court OF Name IN Inc
case of VIM. '. Turner.
IN. bgest Of American Cases, beng s'leouons nom
HHr.(N W Report, aul Alabama Reports
y Intelligence and Miscellany, conia ning ur iohoWus
sbort articles VIZ BaukruptcyFrench Law Ca>e-li>u
ranre-E Esidcpce-Iaw and Liieraturs
Nj 4 complete , OF bankruf-s n Connecticut prepared
for the Law Reporter by the United states Nar>hao ton
nectcut -,
Mi list OF Bankruyjs in New York, Up 70 June eoh
Kill list Of BankrUpts in Massachusetts, up To juno
XIV. Notices of New Publications
The l. Reporter published simultaneously in bo'an
and New YOk the t,t Of every mu1ih n ROY al octave
form of O. r,ps 40 the nce of Trc' Dollars ltr am
num- # has bee e,rahi,c year, ana eni1Ys ~ *
teyn circulation. 10 cnrta he decisions 10 ui m most
irnDor ant case. decided the otcd states on ., pos
sh,e after they delivered. Many o them neng urn'h
"a v The Judge, ~ ihc varOu courts N sfet
u tnc mo, Important giish and Ameucau Rep T. lo-
eeher a. ar legal Intelligence ri interest," ln ad'1u
IN tn. .he work contains monthly III, ut Bnnkruli> M
Mlssaci lsc, New Work. Jiaiur. and 'ol'esu' a. am
@e VII b. extended 10 other States, 'losd 'he Nrere
he ,Rgrrsnte Ai-N
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
J.. Lec.ure on the Philosophy Of the Pas.

sSous.-t Lecture os the above subject VIII be delivered
~ A. Brisbane Friday Evening next, at the Lecture
Hall Of the Fourier Association III Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
CABINET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ viii find L ~ their Interest % cali at No D'"t"fine
trect, where b, isGnd. tr second f5Df ~ "'rn
assortment o splendid Cab np' Fgrnirfso ue
ani most approved patterns AIT Hhch W.A - >Nr ae
,rces below What furniture 81 br .srr fesny .hn W
boo gh for at auction The advantage nefe onfeH m nuy
a Of the resIls- uiaruiaors Al aoeto" pfc', "'9 bc
svl,nt lff,re ,rl rg otpc~,ncr 10 tne busO-As are
.y advantsg, 10 .auisctuog good ., q orpanen4 "'re
he >ub,r.r fe cor ndgl 10 .ay4rg uaat s"y vi" may
c.l :. No n C,,h,riu.reet ans meA, ui~m se'ecuon
.Le nave l and al pie saacuou, 10Th =, > p &c a.
quality, IL the snscs Pi'; chased : 'hNN" Ie-- 'h
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
nATENT CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS,

CHEMICAL o., BURNING FLIID-The sub.
Srrer would invite ths afeiuOss 4, lhs public 10 ns stock
OF GREEsOU Cps PATENT LAMPS, v'achis their
ieauty snd sup quse dest ned 70 sup'rssse all
ot-ers s.w in ~. The OIL WA.cs = D0rn,d n s'm =
ca rerarsf on v.ry c'e.n 10 IT, prOperie and gives
vary b- Ian, and -coursuicsl ghL Tie Burning Fluid
Ill o,her .oil nor siam Cof-mOn Lamps b. red
.tau ifing eypen.e TO bum Ee fod. The so6>crlsr
Kindly permitted refer ssne " sur most resfecsbf
ia.nies. who az aow us.ng The drlcle
T. &. HOOKER, +o6 Broadway,
FS-ThFfe IS 10 danger u explosion In eIher one 81
..s ar.ciSs O2 II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

j. TIE Edtordp ef h colu-tn u Sisnef frou, TIA; y
TIE Tr5ane. Aadr,u litter, pssiFad, % A. BpHsANT
Re dclce, q LooHa h fire,t
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
NEW YORK Diving and Printing Esta.

TN EN T VIsIN y IL -. 'I'EI1'N ''"7"'
-.s,on AMI deIIverv a. goo. No s. (laie ~ John IT.
Ne, YorA-Dy- and hnish n q superior manner, Broad
rotl, Cashmere, IA. >auns, >k Velvet anC Plush,
Ra,t,oe. Canton and Italian Grape. Silk and Cotton
C,,oye, and Hose Iadies and Geniruens Dament,, No
,..n Darfask and Saln Curtains, Linsns and Cottnns
Cleanse ami Re-fnish MerIno. Tibet and Cashr ere
shaNls Piano and Table Covers. CaFpeis oi ali ksd.,
Drugge Floor Cloths and Hearth Rugs Chinu Cgtsin',
Sc Sc-
II order. carefully attended TO ard promptly eEecOed
r,gp
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
TNNTANGLED ACCOUNTS. .-Thomu

i Jones Accountant, le3 Broadway, opposite john Il.
undertakes arrange ami u sccOun Of every d'cup-
tOn. 70 those who have not been able 10 deNs' SIMPLE
aid easy method conducting hs department, he adyer-
.er with the confidence derived from much experience,
p-ctuy orers h suggesting such forms OF
books best adapted 10 any particular rousne
business In complicated pauner'hp affair, or confused
and neglected accounts be pledges hs ef tO effect all
cases . equitable and indspoia.d@ adjustment
Publisher, ani ,ai~ by le author A. above, "Jonfss
- pie aDd Practice of Br5kAfr ping rhc Already
. text book IN the leading Acsdennc Institutions O tbs
country u.e only American work on he sgigrct uat
liz. L..- f,-..t.f in +. .'anA Pnce : . mr3u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
,TPLTNDIDDlSCOVEKY for LEARN-
A q ~. y ,L.-I .An III AM EnnM NAIl-RE

I J TNfI TT FNTF N7fJ IIVII
TbeNork, of esruers J accord ~ tins new style
msy b- seen % 80 81 BroaF ass near the AneTC an Hotel
Mons NicrOE ERNErrE vii gsS lesson tl ct until the
STD of next month tr ii, departure tor Frsnce.-
Al those d.,cos~Te. 90 TIE number oi * may b"
learned ln hour,Or ttc ioN pn1e OF Two cotrs-iOr
each new kud payable after tie cssQn. AmaieIls who
have c works OF tr pupils cODs need ihat use
discoveries % 10 sr.is Ne - FOR uO~ Who
have stnd 81 de.gnny '0r Tho rapdy dnd BE- nc
ton with which drawng from nature Ray be saide The
excellence of the system Il is impossible . explain; one
lofi,, 80 .,,.ler...,d VIA Ian
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
g. H. CoccsH,LL, Secretary. Iylj 81
nREsS ROOTS-l.arest French style

hRESS BOOTS-i.aiest French style
The subscriber respectfully invites the citizens
New York and straug-TSy >e the city, 10 slll Al ia Fu
street, and examine arr" assortment OF Dess bopt,-
made the latest Spring ashlon, and oLt hnesi French
Gait Skln.
Gentemen have Be smade 10 order IN The best ni'n'
al ,y daar' per par warranted equal lo any maHr AZ
,even dollar, and haf and he undes gned takes draw
ing he aud keep. ia Tor each customer, lac can M
sure an easy Yet handsome iL
Constantly hand, Fashionable Boots 6c At ne i00"'
ing reduc ed puee,;
-cai skin BooiS...............irom - ~ 10 " -
Gail " ..s..-s..ss..-ss ~ 10 V w
Hdti bfsis ~
bdtrrs.. ....s''< =
SHOES. slllih ~ . W
Pump. and slippers, &c. &c. ptoportiouahly Low
Terms Cash on Delivery JOHN i. WATKINS,
E.NlO Ili Fut4nIt between Nassau and Dutch.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
r IKENESSES taken hS the Daguerreo-

I TN TIN l LoD ID tdNVH Uy tI'o y" -
Wv and Jobn-sf in superior sye, with all the modern
improvements without aDy regard 10 the "eather, e re-
sull being als avs the same -
para,u, furnished at r,olerl,e prices
~ r. All the apparatus used in the baNintss may 9s % oo
tanned al the soye place Also every descupsion o NINA
ure Ca..s I-n,c. Plates &c Sc. ~cimeHs may be seeo
af the rooms al snv time during he day IfN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
A 5 $ o CIA tt O n /:

Or Principles Of a True Organization Of Society
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
,OOWERY SAVINGS BANK.-Nev-

DOWERY SAVINGS BANk.-Nev
York july llth l8i2 The trustees OF this institution
hereby notify tie dep0,tOrs that semanhual vdend, 81
tie fire per per All sums OF i've doll
lars and uDvalt aud leS than hye hundred dondrs and
fou per per all OF I'VE hundred dol
lar, and upward which have been posted al least three
months previous the l., inst, will be paid 10 dcpostors
and MONDAY, The l2h INST, during he hours OF
business the Bank Tue Interest viii be- passed q TIE
credit Of each depo.o and sucL not bs called tor
M remlir principal, and Gaw interest dccordirgiy
Ihe Bask !, epsn pr busne, "a No. l-3 BOvey Mon
days Thursday> aud SATURDAY.. from tn7 ocOck, F. NJ
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
JAMES MILLS President
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
I,OAI- COAI. COAL.--Besl Peach Or

Z cbard Red A.h Coa-Lur.p. Broken and Nut sitcs
The undersigned Authorised 10 take Orders ior ' 't
brat. Coal at the very lowest prices either by tn cargo
ten delivered the bar-e o carriage 10 any par
of thi, city or Brooklyn.
Also GRAY Ash Schuykill Leligh and Lackawana Coal
p : American Btus Coal, for us CRATE, equal n
tb. v,rv lowest nrice JOSEPH p SIMPSON.
ohce No ~ Na,sau>trect
~ B Order, ior one ton will receive the same nti'inoa
a. tlo.e t,r = larger guanitv. myl0n
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
JyNo SAIL BOATS FOR SAI.E-
4 Ny GENTLEMAN Intending 70 build

would 90 we'll To pa., along The street and uno" bi,
tae cimnie>. and enquire "hy the moIa washed
ot al 80 u.anv then examine the mortar under the coping
aud areas aad cellar ways au II he should hgd all salts
factory then have inserted in his specification Ihona,on
lgt but % he wOlid have the LOrtdr remain hfn and
proof .gan. Wind and weather let bis archect Insert ~ ms
sp.cifco m Hydraulic Lime, which yet never has bees
known 10 either wash out Of any brick soae work
in sny situation howeysr exposed Price 81 per Dbl for
sa Al the corner oi Troy aud wr,t-st,. elul T r.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20

The Democratic Herald Of Ann Arbor, Mich.
comes out and advocates boldly Association, At
,rocliye Industry and Social Reform. In
enumera,ng some of the evils which exist the
Editor names the following:
I'D. Society, as now organized, is revolving
system of universal grab-game operations where
the perfection Of education, as IN ancient Sparta
is to steal adroitly. For gain, each man wars
upon hi, neghbor, and for gain, Nations battle
and conquer Nations
The Editor state. that these evils cannot be
remedied by Leri-lation-Whig or Democratic.
Bank. Tariff or Sub-Treasury and makes the fol-
lowing broad declaration -" \ reorganization OF
Society must be entered upon, but ',le reforma-
ion OF existing evils is to be expected. Such an
rganizstion we propose to discuss"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
LUE.-The subscribers are agents for
.TOTJCE TO THE LADIES.-The

.nbscrer 30 well kno wn to the ladies' Of Newi ork Tor
h. superior stvle ~ shoe and Cater Boot wih wbchWe
are furnished b~gs state for the Information OF ah'
visiting the ciy A. Ell those 10 the country bat n, store
fe.susyrly for ladies, Llpensrd strssi, M ~ one
street Cana street ami near the conerot broAdNay'
,,se no, 10 be surpassed It squaed in the city. Ladit.
-ho hsve been o.s where to obtsln shoes since Lam
tred rom business, be supplied by h' nng ana
tes ed servant sthis sLIrN.
For getting up the srce of Ls'lies Shoes and OateI
Boots always considered Mr.. Allen lar superior 70 any
man ~ ever had ia employment so>,
THOS. LANE T. SON.
On hand beautiful assorfment Of laits MornnS ~pps
entirely 0f .'vle. Also excellent SIP ,urIffs
.oy thng - city prce al Ny best goods equally D"'
Al ~ ~ nsrd street, one -r~et br)" Nahdi sus'"
LII
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
o1O INn WANTED-A stock of
uORSE AND WAGON Wanted-A
IITATER POWER TO LET in the
SCALE-Wauted, a sec

ond hand Platform scale, suitable to weigh coal.-
Anv person havu sell cheap may address noe To
Platform, Tribune ONCE, stating price, and where uiay
d ..,p iy8u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
TYR NNKLIN SNlTWATERB ATHS.

foot of M'u'g0uery~tr,e THE Far Sin >all Water
Bar row orcr a- tae .0oi ot Mon goa ~ street. rom
e Co.. lN +. NJ. Shower Bstl. uf.1. tn improved plan,
Swimming >cco, aa superior pr,ase ba,hs ior aes aud
gentsmer e25 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
DROWN ''.-. SAIGON
DATHS, at Fulton Ferry.--The Brook

> lVu ~st Msi-r Narn AMI Cold Bshs are row oprr
lr tr' season. Gertent1 dni Ladies can have Warm ~sl
Nlfr Bath, A. al ul'es nom 4 II. lutl To- T. VI. La
Ni. ~ li ave the .I,c ot iir ~ nlrg Btth
Tuesdays aad FrcaY, tni T. VI Geufeilcn " DO De = l.
p..ed Al ST other t1r Dll water NHere ~ Bah ), %
.ltrl - uu.Grri,, DO pan. Ar kaf fcr North Rivers.
rrnnrE IRON. % u c rCr hour TIE Baths have h,cn
t1 argrd art rl improved 'l Season ard equally
Nenitut i0r New-yoIA 1Hf brooklyn. TIE proprietor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

Description of Blank Books County Auditors and Iea
and Magistrates, without printed
heads.
Rscrt HpoAs it iHsoce aud DHktfs 81 cap DENY
ueilr royal and super sa Paper an descriptions and
Stationery constantly hand
In si their Blank Books hfy imPt Patent mode o SeH
winch arc flt5fg- And D. iucoHp1f
method devised f blank books, aud w
keep THE and solid M tte ntrN lasts i-ttai 90 coming
often hs al her methods The eih
renders the hooks worth dnll the Old KIND though te
durability and ~ Of nnlst, Their
as equal e best Eastern work aud NO higher
H. r. also ptarrd nanutcure an descriptions 81
Auies. Laic~ aud 1entenens Port fdt~ tas
ket-, card Gases Adams, Spectacle tases' Cigar ''~ fThei
go. Is. and y Pa lt-k~.
MUSIC PAPER aws,s on hand which be- hn1ni
sizes >uplcd at f4c 5rrga
d Bound ihc s reasonable Prices and sfi notice
The most improved pattern ~ RlHe Machine just received
iIaSs and Paper ruled pattern.
D., T. from New oIk aui Philadelphia
entire ~ Tni AIT Isgg of the latest ami most
proved plen>. tor ala the bancrs of Book Fincine s'ne
Use sf in the Eastern and western
States tfy feel perfectly TIE public that thea Vii o.
utH TAI satisfaction.
They do l kind, &C Binding French dud English
W AMI Anrrro au Extra super Marble and tsi Edge
Finish Al and
MATCH winch personal attention wIu be- gwen on hrs re-
bound iu >isle ie~irci. and the lowest
Those wishing obtain Bgak Book wh ind u much o. Their
advantage i Tins establishment have wagons
al the and have made arrangements with the
stage Peios toeonvey packages different parts OF The state
low
DEMONSTRATION Isaac BAcKroRn. Judge GE a.
DrN~. ~ MuEsf-. Auditor state
MFRHiLI President Bank R,Y Cashier OF Bank
g ns Sesreas Of Insurance Company 4 " Morrl. isl'
" A Isl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26
CgtE.EgEAD q ElEAAEON

W. received and eened thef old stanf doFs
w. the Post office and large asSrnsnt iIe-b
ii- .h1ns.. Pants OIL Hsreeds AID Dse'Ef hcdeai tie-
Htair q Cnrir- Htrss ed f1q@cT, sff'sd -
nh almost ftbtf article
n ii ir al selected O., tn ffl u ne
eastern and tvert 30 - ie hfsf
qthy and e determined o. sell che fhe wesi riees
IL Is with some fegn that he sub hsr He'd o~ s q
embarrassed
for uf
n adopting ,-irm ss that the, make
O.
chase The Physician Counirs Nechant Painters
ln,as3s = e-fee ffsis invited.
Particular pad filing rfer pins and
compromising eicns-. s,lefsnor
particular hun,ss. shall h.
e. fls .
y B-The highest prices wiH e cash trade. or
BeosaaK. FaNseed Ginseng yellow Eo-i aHi iad ~iplsr-
Ininnapss Nav -. f-s2 4gtf KAIsIlEAB & BRANDON
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26
AID DE EEs V.

f5'iIE undersigned his
rich and extensive at Sadde Harnesses. &c 40
He has hand and constantly Saddles At
kind quilted Spanish and covered hie and
saddle eng trunks. vases
side saddles aud common and in fact
article USUALLY found ddci Also, fine assortment
ofca, al of h, tlet be- sold 20
Madison o eN cash and
produce De- taken orders thankfully received and
attended "a pIucullrl aud despatch.
store The brick block directly opposite the Palmer House
3S-y L. a. ROLL
H. r. has on hand, quantity Of seasoned lumber Which he
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deceased. 90 -r r sale. e public aucton thc PERSONAL
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WILLIAM WEAVER
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4 the ct pcltNac and Maryland streets indianapolis The
undersigned prepared n accommodate number vi haiers well
a travelling good e,d
al DE iri thankful o. such
disposed pttrohr ms and every nn
be- used 20 render MS guests comfortable. Goods
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