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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28

Tennessee RcDs:ii:,iirg Csny's Measure i.
Ata meeting IN Giles Go. Tennessee, the fllewiug
pointed resolves against Chy dangerous
adopted
we further declare our determination to adhere aud
hold as, the democratic principles administered 10y
Washington J,.rson. Jackson snd Van Buren, and our
cea-ng hostility 10 the late federal administration
that his marked Is with destructive principles aud
policy generally.
I'VE declare preference for Martin Van Buren,
4 New York for President. and James H. Polk of Ten
ncssee. for Vice President They able. talented and
distinguished dcmocfats-unw ivering and we'll trtd.
- Other distinguished democrats spoken Of f,r
President and Vi r'e-dent. aud democrats hold
ing last principles before will sustain the de-
oison Of the democratic Baltimore Convention, to he
holden n May. lsii and use all far and honorable
means 10 elect The nominee Of that Convention
Rosoired. That declare eternal hostility TO the
election OF Henry Clay Of Kentucky. The pron-
spoken Of as the Wing canddae) any other
candidate that may hc started on the whg ticket.
Henry Clay u the that said he would rather
pes,ience and famine pass the land, than
military cheitaIn President. (alluding 10 Gen Jackson)
He Is the the Ironheatsd that called the hardy
veomanry Of the frontiers and settlers public lands.
souaaers, land pirafes-and ha, they had well seize
upon the public treasury &c lie for stock bank.
chartered Congress aud to control The Of the
Government. lie is for high protective tnl, aud his
Government principle and doctrines generally. as far a
know. are antrrePubiean. furthermore ne IL ."e
man that recommends part Of the ConslIiuon-iha,
great chart Of American lbcry-to be torn away-oh-
nterated-disso!ved. should be, ,femb.c for the
result
Irsolred That we soemnly deny the Constitutions
right Of Congress charter bank giving and rafyinr
a partn.rship between the Government and individual
stockholders such bank aud other does Henry Clay
support
Resoired. That we leok upon the act Of Congress
supported by Henry Cay and the whig party to distribute
the proceeds Of the public lands among the States.
public bride Tor political strength, dishonorable IN tbs
highest degree
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28

Do>'r PrRLIsn.-ilenry Clay, or as the Wings style
him, Harry OF the Wet, wrote letter recently To
Nessrs Bclsoc and Branhim in which after ackn'wcdg
no that he had voted for the tail of 1916. 1924 aud
1852 he desired that his letter might mt be pHbhshed
Arain:-In his letter 10 Mr. John Gunicr IN 1881. after
slnndcrng the people d" Georgia Tor Their course "sa'n-
the Chcrokccs he requests thai his opinions slom! moi
be- bnbasLed
rhs fear Of protesting publicly what privately lie abor'
4, iucurac reainls of the following: = II was the
remark # Roman Consul At an early period OF that ceie
hraed Republic that most str king contrast was ohsefva
M in the conduct oi candidates for Offices of power and
trust before and after obtaining them they seldom carry
nr out in the latter the pledge and promises made II
the former
The Wing leaders do not al rays intend what they wn''
for the puic eve. 1t is too keen aud scrutinzng-Sd
-annGk Georgian
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ucasrlt,,L Rg.GsI.TGss.

vrY undergone thor nrh oveaine aud 's IN"
w ,.r,al com, ensainc u nduun added a. ifhnh
rv .a,l, recommend ~ The pulr rgr't nrr le'r. a.
49, ,i., uc ~ e TIE -un Ilse lung - '
INN, eau now la vc a. ~ calling siHr, rpesr u. M,.l's
~ =, "a NV " A., -. -. Tiiipi =.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28

Obiuion on the Bankrupt Lo,s.-We learn ron the
Julie, lnois) Signal that Judge Young while presiding
IN that county inna,ed opinion IN the case Il At
tets vs. Ilor in which discharge under the bankru'
act was placed defence Of the action that the rsupa
oar, If the Bsnkrgtt law was unconstitutional Tae >ig
saws ne took the case under AMUSEMENT uni The next
term hut expressed cecidedy his impression as above
stated.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28

There the Money goethe salary paid by the
An,i-Slavey Society James u. Bifney the nend Of
Man" and the Anii-savey candidate for President OF
m. United States 50 ESQ per annum lesidss travelling
expenses Tha, paid to the intensely benevolent Joshua
eavitt editor Of the EmancP,,or Is 500 per annum'
and to Henry B. Stanton. $1,000 and hs travelling e1-
pen.es Who wouldn't symPath'se with the poor Save
-, 50 900 per annum Benevolence good trade-a
sres, many ingenious persons have found II out.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28

When Mr. Van Buren, left the White House, ne strip
ned IL Of most Of furniture. and necessary 10
supply the place. We suppose Mr.. b. wanted all that
fine furniture to alorn bis aristocra villa Of Lin
dcnwald
The above is from the Detroit Advertiser and show:
TO what depth the g" Decency party press WI desee d
Nov the editor supposed no such thing lie
bu, must have known he putting forth the worlC
wuI and malicious faI-chood and yet such papers arr
introduced into respectable families aud pcrused by The
members OF the same, the younger Observation-Disclosures
Rtpu5EcGn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28

Bill Of The Pope agGinst 81 rr-y.-The New ok
Head publishes an original copy OF hull by he Pope
dated 1910 agans, the slave trade. IL says that 'eS-
rous great disgrace ifom all 'hiiste'-
dom all Christians alnonishcl anI adJurec fr the
time to come not 10 dare unu-y Indians. or blacks
or any other persons OF this cs or to desP" them OF
their property reduce them to slavery 81 to lend AID
or favor 10 others while doing such things towards them
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28

The Prophet an a Character Joe Smith, the
Mormon leader has open cd hotel at Nau,oo The io-
lowing old resolutions among others. were passed at the
opening, on the Sd ut
Realized. Gen. Joseph Smith. whether we view him
as Prophet a, the head of the Church general at the
head Of the Legion Landlord the head of his table
he has few equas and no suPeriors.
Rcso red Nauvoo. the great emporium of the West
the centre of all centres city Of three years growth.
popula,ion Of 5000 souls congIegated from the -four
anarers of the globe embracing all the intelligence of al
na,io-s with industry. frusiy, economy. virtue and
bro,herlv love- unsurpassed in any age of the world
suitable home for the saints.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28

Hopn,R1r-The death bed of Mr. Ogle, OF
Penns,l,snia whose name was circulated the great
e., mass of lies ever concoced was most awful he
declared that the speech published with hrs name WAS no
his own--thst the great Crntral Wing Committee. q
Wa.hn,,cn cot II up and that the whole Of il false
II is need not strange that the judgment Of HeaveE
should fail upon such and upon such party =
Western Empire.
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yeD'sS

The Washington Bene Temperance Society oil this
place viii their winter campaign al TIE Mcou>'
Church on Wednesday evening AT half past O'Clock
All are invited To attend the meeting. several mcmoeIs "i
spoken to and will address The Society
We hope 10 have good turnout as an interesting meeting
is expected.
lNDIANAPoLIs, Nov. -, 1913.
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Issergsp r'Ets tE.


tork~ iffN, carefully n1if'd
~ kind- 81 sui county
gold silver German SILVER plates,
gfa,.d Ia an,k Kinds az -iie 81
putiir f'ai fHr7r'f "
Asrnwa New i"k. who T. experienced ~nihan 10 The
nyHsd srn
Fnf.r entire -d
rrrin on an fis urirts times TAfo1f
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28

DIED Friday evening 10th instant after a. Illness OF
six DAYS William Duane Moore. aged thirteen months aud
five days youngest and child If Joseph NJ aud De5o ali
d. Moore Of this city.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28

XoRx the campaign OF Napoieon IN Is.P' j.
-, A.. ,nbi,.bed nv General Bertrand. !; was de-
,a,ed 10 Bertrand by Napoleon few months before h'
Death at St Helena 1, IS 10 embods also Napoleon
views of the politics of the different ooiempofaHeous gov
ernmests of Europe
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GRAND CONCERT!
ny THE NEW YORK COMPANY OF CoNEnINNS
~ GASTON'S BUILDING.
,ss rsDsy t:s.aeSG. NOV. 80.


PART -.
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, By Mr. Gurlrr, and the
Band consisting Of Gailopaics, NalUes, &c
FART 2l
con,e Song, byS'M LATHROp
=. by the Company
Ticket, 81 cent. Two Tickets wil nit Two La'ie'
and one Gentleman; Chlfcn ha plce. D)H> oion 81
~ o'clock Concert - commence O'Clock 60 oid r
VIII ne observed ani al di.oi'eIiy persons in''''ee
expelled.
trer tie Concert all ih,-e Ladies ant Gentlemen No
have attended are respectfully requisite - f,mAn re
cIrr-e and wi,ucs, Full Dies Rehearsal o Ire beautiful
Tragedy, ia i've scis, entitled
TIL. .z'o>T' AZ T.!
Or The Hsrr,rs # The Spanisi It7nl In
PESO ARIA, I'm 80
After which. MATTER TOWNLI.Y. to Nov'l IA Cele-
hratel LOCOMOTIVE BCLGlNf vii appear All i.''"'se
ice Of charge his ceieoraie 81 e"@'1c'.'"o
ranzls
Comic Scng. o"D sA'' - '''.
The even uc'. en'e'a.a'e' - conclude ~ i tie maeh
I'M "a and fashionable & .nic'v, emitted
VILLAGE E.A.s : s.H:
Dr. Par as iou 90
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4 CARD.

y Bolton tenders has 10 the members OF the
House of Representatives, assistant clerk during The
next session Ills knowledge OF the rules OF leglsiaon
and his experience as reporter offered IA favor OF
..IDn
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GOLD AND .rs.sEss LIygsss.

FINE assairenf t..i and silver ftn ift'f ine' ~
i,.r ani Niriffs. 'llur ~ "ni n"n"N 'N '
- SILVER Levers f.n So o. Gold &C., fff q" 100 I'm
and fan rn,llra wii he 90 ti 81 pn g.
r,,-.f, ,,all and -.e a ~ ". 10. iLB 81 =
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.;ffcL,H the ex-member Of Congress and forger has
been pardoned out of Sing Prison by Gov. Bouck
He is ssid be dying OF consumption, which led to ais
Ahel aton.
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.yDuANApoLls BANK note TAELE.


Corrected for ne Tnganq Sentinel, by s. 4 fLhlCH
Esq., Stock and Exchange Broker.
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From The Wheeling Times.


AsHLASD. Aug. 30. 1913.
Dear Sir: have duly received your friendly letter and
the box which it refers containing half dozen bottles
of American Cologne Water, all in good order. And |
tender thanks for this acceptable present
aud the friendly sentiments towards me which nduced
YOU offer Mrs Clay who Is better judge Of is
quality than am pronounced 1t equal 10 the best Ger
man sHd French Cologne water and ny opinion coin
cjes with hers.
1t long ago remarked that any who could make
blade Of grass grow where DID not before, a
public henefcior That cz Is equal bencactor. by
whose skill and industry article Of consumption Is pro-
duced home and the necessity of sending abroad the
purchase 1t, Is avoided To insure the pros
pery Of country and 10 escape those affecting revul
sGns which ruInous we must learn and practice
the invaluable truth to sell much, and buy little as
possible abroad Every prudent farmer and planter acts
this principle aud What IS wise IN individuals Is wise
IN nations. congratulate you the perfection to which
you have brought the manufacture 81 very agreeable
article in extensive and tender YOU cordial wishes for
your success, prosperity and happiness.
| am your obedient servant, II. CLAY.
Mr. Henry L. LLOYD.
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a LARGE 81 vare. such lHif. lftfh - %
cream SPOONS. S,p Iads-, Surar Iff--, a' f h"'s
patterns and ~ low pfi,,s silver WI o. i o. ,fari
~, ,,cti Nv Is. 81 . Ai'gli.
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Henry Clay and Cologne Water.

The days of skins and log cabins at an end
II be henceforth ruffled shirts aud cologne water
This will be the dandy campaign instead Of the hunting
shirt This home consumption Of Cologne water viii
be highly beneficial the farmer and mechanic Of course
What next
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Co,n ro,: Am silaur, sflAE>s.
ys.U t.t.~.

TrlN 6ne s,il tau-. Df' fr fF, -'f ~
M, thing e,.f .ri ir. before s Book - hl'n,
,rae h,mi., 10 iitni take i,ii aud ra'i'
~ '"'f''' ~. ArfflfF-
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r-T teccrd large vsl 81, ,cfd asorurn' n gih -
- .iv.f plated steel an sifrf''i- 81 . n 70 N'
lff 81 ed - n i i -
Pine el n 40 SILVER - down 3. -i-nH@ nan
,n~ ur, e,.- ltsd iat- ur afit 80 i'r
l.,- ifs-f IfItf y "a " 1888
Nv n TAIrOTr
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stI,y.Es! SHAWN.

oil other rfrfnrf f~' -
rnos,ri "a al aaid n l- fe7siff $3.50 ~
n,.. ga. state iI,i-e. Terms rtaoialie setfn@'' 80
re- counting
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rrS received fine assortment Of splendid winter shl"s O. o.
- colr~ and descriptions -
ffs s'sl- 20 clansezee ~ ifes Bic an l. h u.s.
j. "a choice patterns
Bonnet RJons. Lace, &c. Aiso
s,,nsri,r Article q black cashmere hfsc
7.,s- ra.hrrer, hos. var0i- sae r'ee7 ~
-, Ri, MARTIN GROSS. ~ FLH'r 'fr.'.
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EINf. BILL FOR SALE.

FINE f,u niored Durham u ref f'f s7~ ~ N' '
urire =, sub-cfteT. Payinsff % ar mace ~ go " -
'' ~ ' se,f- = cANRt. ft-.fa7r r..
sOrEsr MILLS.
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q Ely cince = are mills lit i-,f'' t,ttpr-r
: cheap al tie store n 81
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slatc OF Indin.,n. sorg,n eount, /:
EE.aNNEi.S.

FEW pieces of fine W-h fannel- also one do sfeit'
n led. N-sv figured dn In tart. 80
Kind a. the article II adi;rrd e. tie climate. sn
for ,spsc pirps>e 81 cid~ c"i>nnfs ie'
and acne and al her Dis pfcc~
Am ~ 3. T4bner HeHsc
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PINE fkZ0sf :

- I.af choice h. - -I. ra.f .f s'i 3. ~
~ steel d. 1'7o' -'"' 49,. T1froT
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- - . =, ,.-. v.t ~ sfrk, - io =
a ~rt.. li-ir- r. - -.
AGO. ar snn~ fIt"f. ..'.fr t-
49, IN .nI - -ff-. f7f-ft '' -
,-l 80. a. re.. sa1.s r.siaf ors .r- -.
i,.,.. d, .alrt j 4 es.fs ilu- can - 30
VI g.
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g|fiSE:
- - $500 -.
"HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS
DR., coo X II

"HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWSP
Dir. COOKE
RrTUkNED FtOM ENGLAND.
pEsPECTFuLLY ofo h iIiend' and patrons h-oush-
N III Uu Sstcs Gsn4dl, North nd South Am RIGA
the British Colonies &c tn hsvg all the latest important
sformstnn from Eprore, he II uniyersay petfo mi
Of the cas o. ytw!e Dessc Ia Us most 'gsr veu
forns unp, cedenied expedition snd dprh; aud
feanb ted pers naY lily, AT his
ufice No Norton street, Albany X.
DIR. CUCkE TENDS personally To his rftienfs.
col ORD ENGNAViNG5,
tive Of Disease both lutting all Its most ma
gaqn, forms with conpe'e 'raei:ii Treatise on Vener;
~ mpaius " cir imrned sni "
cud M obs, rvatob, at con OF the Utrrusma
be xnned at auy IL de.ired by the uf innate - M
oitsi where patents will nd IL 10th eI and nd
var aad ledge with D. Cooke who viii con-
faby accocimod them whie der medic
q! recovered . - ..,-,,..,
mrlt Of believes long mo ter ny hauam
20 his coz try; this well known Pay,ca Wd gu on, yh
hss no Agents and RI with sea- az tsth
m, M IN III United Statei be urd The Albany och
Hospital, No norton street, Albany ~ r.. I'D no wher
else. -
Til. unrrspste will pesse attend to this part OF their On
~, due ard timely notice aud govern themelvoa accor
ny TI REMEMBER NO. . NORTON STREET. ALBA
NY, n 4. jyl3lmr
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NEW YORK SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 22 ls4s
s,qsN.-< HARNDEN q CO.'S
ft1sag2s=rs--s-% ENGLISH, FRENCH, BELGIAN & AMER.
1tSSgp33 KElIGAN EXr.Ess, ,nENkRAL FORWARD.


lEH3 w. GAN EXPRESS, uEN kRAL FORWARD D..
--R-&-ING s. COMMISSION HOUSE
HARNDrS co will receive AID forwa by III. daily
Expess Jars SpeceB nk Notes ackages and Parcels any
p-rt Of the Un ed states Cancd by the
packs TO any part OF Ecgand, Ireland Scotland
Fmnce.
PARTICULAR attention paid the purchase or sale of de-
.cI,ppn Of m Ichnd Sc collecting and paying Drafts Notes,
and s. 10 the entry merchandise At ha Custom Hous
and TO n. neral rn,c,ion Of md fcrwa d.
ing I'd commission bp.i.e,s Ris nf fxch ,uge in
suit furnished on ST. John, N b Halifax. N. s. any
goods mus; b. muk'd " Harnd-n s. Co Foreign Pcs.
Office Letter HISS are made mp for all the Royal Mail
Steamers from Boston and the steamer and sailing packets
PincIpal Offices anl agents -
Messrs wilmer and Smith, 30 Church street. Liverpool
England
Messr, Maclean, Msris Co.. Abehurch lane London
Messrs: Emerson and D.. Paris and Hayre
Samuel ii igh': Eq.. American Cos'u Antwerp Belgium
Messr. J and q woodward, 81. John 5, N. g.
w G1dfrey, halifax, s.
q Woodward, New Orleans, la.
Messss y zerac x 20 H.v ns
Harpden x CO. 3 Court street; Is stou
All goods must be marked "HaInasn and Co."
B-H linden aad Co alone bic Cor the loss
injury ofany articles, property of any description mtted
tn their risk assumed bv any be
ached To the New jersey Steamboat Navigan Company by
which heir Crates be tansrored the New
York Providence and Bottom RIA lrod the Boston and Fro
videncs Railroad Corporations, ID m clntebts at
anv tune. HA tNDES h CO.
i've No. Wall street New York
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4. >-., DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRE
xZkts1ySS LAND, &c -Person. abnu. remittipe mo-
LZNMss5eA ney 10 the: friends IN the old seu9Tys"
3 5, 10 20 ESQ amount; payable on
demand without discount oIher cha ge the National
Bank II Irel.nd Provincial ,uk, DO, Mesrs Built
Sen Co. B,pk,r,. Lon on Burned CO. Exchange and
ock ipk,ng Company, Sir VIM. Forbes Hunter Co.. scot
lsnd and pr-pcher town Epgland
the stesmars Great Western or u hernia BY ,,
At their General Passage Office 43 Peck Slip South g.
N bail letters from the country must post paid.
Iv tip
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JOHN HERDMAN'S OLD ESTABLISHED
EMICRANT PASSAGE OFFICE

SAAi % VI SS"th '''Se''
PASSAGE and from Great Britain and Ireland via Liver
pool ana Losdon, by the regular packet bip5 saving the
ISL Th 9th. '9ta end 23h OF each month and from Liver
pool and TO and from London st, 10th and 29th OF Oh
The subscriber has made uu,qnalied arrangements TO
ern4 out emgrtnts, aud cas with great conf 'eoce, as
ture those persons sending their friends, that every
duo and i,gem attention will be shown them and all w o
embark with Them also be engaged non Liver
pool Get TO New Orleans Nohlle, Sa' ana, pa uTsc
had-lphi b, ton aud the different ports Of the British
Provinces, at The lowest rates
with these arrangements together with the advantage
which his yerp oil correspondents possess bsing "a &c
ship and in the eishtng usuess
desPachoe yearly 20 least 100 rt class ths from II
passengers The facility offered by this blshmert is
surpassed and from the large number OF brst class ships
ployed in the line there be no which
will be guaranteed The passage will be at the lowest
rates should of those sent tor ecne cug the pas
sage money will b. as customary funded The steamboat
JOHN HERMAN. 81 South st, NY,or
j. X w. ROBINSON, near Wall street,
Merchant al Emigrai t. Agents,
DRAFTS A 80 EXCHANGE.
The snbscr guess the attention those RENTING
hsu fend his arrangements for the
Of his DR. its demand with charge
whs ever at thu toIlewh .nsIng In utions, viz
IN ENULAND-3ltssn james Butt son u TO-, Bankers
London.
Mess Barnard Co., Exchange and Discount Bank, Lii
veIp,oi. -
Nsons, Provincial Bank fKngland and Branches though.
out Eng and Wales.
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches.
Birmisb IN Banking Co.
Ian ast.r BenL ing Co.
IN SCOTLAND-uresnook Bansin. Co. in Glasgow and
GrseDuck.
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DAILY EXPRESS FOR AtDAN TROY, BUFFALO,
CHICAGO AND THE CANADAS,
The Subscribers having completed their with
the Peoples Line Of Steamboats,, the North River and the
Raft Road Companies Of albany for their Express
70, the osis EXPRESS will leave their Office No
Wall street. New York evening" O'Clock,
for the alb owe named a. q ,nteuncdla places.
IMPORTANT.
For the greater seIy and security all valuable and money
packages TO their care they have sesm ndr Iron
Safes board Of the nboats, occupied
lively by themselves rye sleeps
the iron safes whch all suc packages
placed. POMEROY X COMPANY,
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ID A0s--I5I Bales MisourL HAYS
~ so do Trieste III. s-S.P.E, do.
400 do White domesuc- OF sale by
jyi6ec fERSSE q BAUOkS, No, 81 Liberty a.
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The Great Bunker IIIil Herald,

Published on superfne paper, containing iui acc M
of the celebration of Bunker H consisting oil the de-
scrptions and Mr. websters GRAFTON accompanied will
Eve splendid engravings, comprising
her Hill which took place on the 18th June ITS ex
hibfing the array OF the American army, engaged in
deadly conflict With the British troops their ships and
ther forces o.
and Aview OF The procession forming on Boston Com
mon.
Sd. A view Of the procession crossing warren
Bridge. ,
ATM A view of Bunker Hill Monument from the nsrth,
looked the lay Of the celebration with the hags
above and Gro wds below.
5h. A view of Bunker Hill Monument from the south
ern buy as looked the quiet Sabbath morning alter
the celebration. .
Agents will please transmit their orders before the ed
ton will he sold tina demand is unprecedented The
price, Wholesale agents. So per hundred or eight cents
per copy. Retail, l2i cents To be had at this office.