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JCCALHOUN AGAINST PR OTEC-
TION-AS EVER.

Several weeks ago, we noted a letter
from Hon. ]. c. Calhoun to planter OF
Louisiana, intimating willingness, on his
part, so TO arrange the tariff as to protect
the produce Of slave-labor. This was the
inference pretty extensively drawn from
that letter, and now Mr.. Calhoun feels him.
self forced to forbid the idea that he has
swerved one iota from his ultra hostility TO
the doctrine of protection. He goes for a
revenue duty merely on sugar; and 1t is
when an attempts made to reduce that du-
ty below the revenue standard he will resist
it-not because sugar ought, of right, to
be protected, but "because it is the pro-
duct of slave-labor" +!
The reader may very readily see what
sort of Protection Mr.. Calhoun would give
to the free products of Vermont,-the pro-
lection of the wolf TO the lamb, of course
Yet this man is prominent loco toco can
didate for the presidency, and the loco
foco party, (including those in this State
who profess favor to protection are bound
30 support him, if nominated. Annexed
is Mr. Calhoun's last letter, which was adj
dressed to the editor of the Richmond
Enquirer. Had it appeared previous TO
the Louisiana election, we suspect the re-
suit would have been somewhat different.
Vt. Waterman.
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Middlebury, Dec. 9th, 1913.

A lively country girl had a bashful lover
whose name was Locke. She got out of pa
tience with him at last, and in her anger de-
clared that Shakespeare had not said half as
many bad things as he ought to about Saf-
Locke.
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Fort HILL, Nov. IL, 1913.

Dear Sir Il write this to correct the
mistake you made, in supposing that, IN
my letter to gentleman in North Carroll
ma, on the subject of a tariff, published IN
che Enquirer of the 9TH inst L referred
to my letter to Mr.. Nicholas, ofLoulsiana,
published in the same article. The letter
referred to was to Mr. Delany, of Loulsla-
ma, and was in answer to one containing
an inquiry similar to one addressed
to me from North Carolina. The answer
to Mr.. Nicholas was to one on very dit
ferent subject. If you had adverted to
dates, you would have avoided the mis-
take. The North Carolina letter refers
to one recently written. 1t is dated the
9th September last, and the letter to Mr..
Nicholas, 18th May, 1912, more than Is
months before.
~ regret the mistake. Unauthorized
liberty has been taken with my letter to
Mr.. Nicholas, by printing portions in ital-
les and the word ''prOtecting" in glaring
capitals, calculated to make the impress
sion, that I, too, am an advocate Of the
protective policy and that, too, by editors
protesting to be opposed toprotection and
friendly to me, as well as those in favor
and politically hostile to me. By such
means, hasty readers have been led to be-
lieve that l admit the right of protecting
the Louisiana sugar planters against tor
e!ign competition by the imposition OF du
ties on the foreign article for that purpose
directly against the plain import ofmy let
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TERMS OF EIGHTH VOLUME.

Village subscribers, .. 81 90
Mail subscribers. 200
individuals and Companies who take at the Office
sl75 or $50 cents ifpaid in six months.
Those who take of Postriders So. 90
If not paid at end of the year 2, 25
No papers discontinued until arrearages are paid
except at the option ofthe proprietor. No payment
10 Carriers allowed except ordered by the proprie
4or.
All communications must be addressed to the ed
itor PosT PAID.
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III your sex, can yield my undivided

all your sex, can l yield my undivided
love-"
The unexpected avowal caused the blood
to recede so suddenly from Caroline S
cheeks, that he became alarmed; but she
instantly recovered herself; and there, in
the great temple of nature, with the green
trees and the blue sky for canopy, declar-
ed reciprocal attachment, and pledged
herself to await the realization of the COM
Petence he hoped to obtain in the Far West.
He did nos meet her again after that eve
ming, but departed with full faith in her
plighted word, buoyant with hope and an
ticipation.
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inertia MAIDEN, uno uns Oanfbarfsit
lebren." ......
0ie quite Srau muBte iebr fiiu1merli1
leben. Die eeute trusen ibr inoeB fleibi9
Su, mas iie nur INNER etaubter, mas ibr
ansenebm ien fonnte. sSenn Der Wals
ler cine ib0ne Sorelle, ober elm Sobler elm
9aar &ramsnt6u09el fiens, 70 brobten
fie ibr oieielben ioslei6. Die 9robten
Oienite that ibr aber Oct alte Diener, Der
nit ibr aefommen mar. Sie bate nob
eini9e 9otoene &leinOoisn uno foltbare s.
oeliteine. Son oieien 9eb iie ibm BON
5eit ;u Seit, uno ct perreiste oonit uno
blieb oft mebrere @o6en aus. go oft
ct surud Fam, bro6te ct INNER allerlei
nit, bos CT fit bic fleine 9ousbaltun9
eineefauft bate. Die eeute benerften
inoeb, oab bic Srou na6 feiner 3urGd'
funft oft iebr trouri9 mar, uno rotb9es
speinte lu9en bate. Sic mdren 9ar
eerne oabinter 9efommen, tper fie oenn
eisenttitb iei, uno pober fie fomme. Ill
lein fte ietbft 5u frasen, batten iie ben
Mutb ni6t. Ser alte Mann aber iaete
ibnen, ,penn fe ibn frasten, 70 ieltiome
gamen, oab fte oieielben faum anslpres
ben fonnten, uno iie in elmer Sicrtelituns
be fbon rpieoer oer9efen botten, biz fie
enolitb merften, bab Der auntre Greis ile
gum Selten babe. ga mo6ten fe fi6
an Den &tenen. Sag uns bob, fasten
lie gum &naben, pie beiBt oenn oeine
Shutter eisentlib? gSir molten es nibt
peiter iosen. Sag e6 uns ins Sbr."
Da laete ibnen oenn oos Sino febr ses
beimnibpou, aber aueb lebr ofenber5i9 II.
5ntranlib: Isle beiBt eisentli6 Mams
ma" Iebnli6e 2ntlporten CAB au6 oas
Wdoben. Die seute mubten es alfo Der
3eit iberlai1en, oieies @ebeimnib gu ents
balen. (Sortlet5uns folst.)
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gr Id6t fth Spsf uno Sautrfraut
Sn noasr Sth0i1el tcmmen;
gr faItete ftbcn manben Sag,
llno bolt jeet pas Serldumte nat.
5ier bat, pom Insflibweib pnrtbsenest,
Gin gtcr BON alten 3Deibcrn
Gid nm oas Seuer bin9cicst -
@ie buleissn nit Satfcc jest
Den eingelbrulnpfteu <clbern;
&c iebmefct ibncn f66n unc gut, -
eripdrmt miro pas critarrte Slnt.
8alb rubt bcs W1arftss Saus uno Sraus !;
gs trenncn 1tb bic Sdite, -
9ie Slaebt osbnt ibrcn Sittl9 aus,
ltnb treibt Die 9anpelswelt natb S9ans;
Olam ruff Dem Sabresfeite
Gin $ebewcbl init Sutel naeb,
llno bsnet noeb oft III oielen Sag.
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3ur unterbaltuns uno Selehrun9.
Sie Sifereier.

Gs lebten einlnal Dor pielen bunoert
Sabren, in einem fleinen Sbole tief i'm
9ebir9e, eini9e arme &oDlenbrenner.-
Da5 en9e Sbal war rings bon 8olo uno
8elien ein9elblohen. Oie 6atten Der
ormen 2eute la9en i'm Sbale lumber 6erz
itreut. Giniee &iri1en uno pfoumens
bdume bel ieoer Suite, etmos 2(cferlono
nit Sommerfriiebten, Sla66 unb 9anf,
cine Sub uno einise 3ie9en tporeno all ibr
3eiebtbum. Snoeb erwarben fte no6 Ell
niee5 NIT &oblenbrennen fir Die Giienz
| lcbmel5e i'm 8ebir9e. 90 weni9 ober bic
seute batten, 70 ,paren iie oenno6 elm
| icbr 9lucflibes Solf6en benn ite piini6s
ten ftb nitbt mebr. Sic poren bel ib=
ter barten ssbensart, bel iteter 2trbeit
uno ftrenser Mdbi9feit polIfommen &C.:
FUND, unp man fab in oieien armen Sutz
ten, was-man in paldlten per9eben5
luben piiroe-altc Mdnner, bic iiber
bunoert SABRE 5dbtten.
Gines Saees, oa fbon Der 6afer anz
fiene fb 5u bleiten, uno es in Dem Sc
bir9e iebr beiB ipar, fam Elm &oblermdos
cben, oa5 Die 3ie9en biitbete, fott oufer
Ntbem nab Souie 9elprun9en, II. brabs
te ben Gltern bic Na6ritbt, e5 ieien fremz
De eeute i'm Sbale an9efommen bon leDr
>punoer1amer Sra1t uno fellamer SEE
Oensart-eine pornebme Srou, 2 &inoer
uno elm iebr alter Monn, Der, oh ct ou6
9leib Iebr pra6ti9e &leioer onbabe, bob
nur ibr Oiener i6ene. uNb, ia9te oo6
Mdo6en, bic euten eeute fao bun9ri9
uno puriti9, uno iebr miioe. S0 trof
| fie, als ib cine perlorne 3ie9e iubte, ,9on5
abeenattet iu Dem @ebir9e an, ,lno 5ei9s
te ibnen ben @e9 in unl fer Gbol. SSir
polen ibnen oc6 ettpa6 5u cilen uno 5u
trinfen binous tra9en-uno Ieben, Oh mir
fie Die Nobt bel uns uno ben 9sabbarn
ni6t unterbrin9en f0nnen." Ole Gltern
nabmen io9ei6 6oferbroo, @1lb unb
3ieaenfdie, uno 9in9en bin.
Oie Sremoen batten ii1 inoeb in oem
S6atten elmer bulbibten Selienpono
selaeert, no e5 iebr fIbl tpor. 0ie 8rou
iaB auf einem bemoosten 8elsitGd, uno
bate ibr @eiicbt nit einem weiBenSebleis
ct Don feinem 8lor beoedr. Gins bet
Sinoer, Elm 5arte6, punoerib0nes Wdoz
ben, fab ouf ibrem S6oobe. Ser olte
Oiener, Elm ebrlpdroi9er Greis, rpar bae
NIT bel6dfti9t, oo6 fbpcr belooeneWouls
tbier obsupoden, bos fe bel ftb botten.
0as anoere &ino, Elm munterer, ib0ner
8nobe> bielt Dem &bier einiSe 0ilteln
bin, an oencn &c be9ieri9 fraB.
Ser 8oblenbrenner uno iein @eib
ndberten iib Der fremben Srau NIT Gbr=
erbietun9. Oenn an ibrer eolen 8eftolt,
Iibrem Qnitanoe uno ibrem lan9en. ,peiIs
| fen @ewanbe merfte man io9lei6, oof
fe BON bobem Stanpe .lein mtiiie. ,,Siet
nur, iaate bic &0blerin leiie gu ibrem
Monne, ben 5ierli6 aus9eSadten ftebene
ben Sal5fro9en, Die feinen Spleen. au5
oenen Die 5arten {odnbe nur 5nr 6dlftt
berporblcfen, rno-oer toufi9 - fosat
bic S6ube finb 70 tpeib, pie Girfben:
bliitbe, rno nit filbernen SlGm6en sc:
5iert!" Der Mann tabelte aber ieir
gSeib uno fa9te Su ibr: ,,Dir ftedt bod
ni6ts i'm Sopfe als bic gitelfeit! Der
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pittsbnr9 een 9. O1al.


lm leeten Samias Ibeno, um etwa
ii ubr befano iib cine 9eplher 6r. 6ar:
man, Glert i'm 0ru8ltobr oes 5r. .. 8.
SO 'GulOuob on Der Gde oer 4ten uno
@ooofraBe 9ittsburo allein i'm 2aoen, inn
Seeriff iib Su raiiren. ais Der 6uno. rpels
der i'm Stobr 8abe belt, iib auf ions
ssrbore Belie 9eberoete. 0r. 6arman
,po(ts ibn itreibeln, ipuroe obsr BON ibm
auf oas 8dtbenoffe aneefa(en. uno feline
lbrectliN iforren 1uoen. Der Sbaum Dor
Dem Waul lieben ibu nibt LANCER i'm
3peifeL oeb oas Sbier ,pirflib tod lei.
Or. 6arman fprans auf Den 3abltii6
I'm oem piitbenOen &blere 5u ent9eben,
rpas nun feinerieit5 ouf ale n1oslibe Me.
ie periud)te Grifern du beiben' Die Sa9o
oauerte uber anoertbolb Stunoen. ols es
0rn. 6arman enolih 9elono feline Sllnte.
bic i'm Stobr fano, au ertpllben nno aus
Der 6intcrtbGre gu fommen. inoem ct BON
3abltilb Su 3ubltii6 iprane. Sin oespifs
fcr Sr. Rotpb Sadlon fam ;u gutter 3et
ibm su Soilfe uno beioen eelan9 es oas
pdtbenbe Gbier gu erteeen. 6rn. 6ars
nan's &attblutiefeit trar Die uriobe fei.
net 8ettuno. St bate beffdnel9 anf oen
3abltiiben berumsuiprin9en, um ben lbn
perfolesnoen 6uno 5u pern,eloen. Gr bat
etafli6erneife nibt bic oerineite Serlets
sung pauon9etra0en. (Sr. Sreuno.
-=
QDeiberlif.-5O0 WGoben BON
Wobile boben an bic 8eborocn osr Staot
cine Sittfbrift cinoerei6t. lpcrln um Die
QuHaec elmer beltimmten Gore euf ale
unperbeirotbeten 0onnsleute an9ebalten
miro. Sic ibeinen feif entlhlohen 6u iein,
Die 6a9eitolSen entpeoer gum Gbeltanoe
ODER Selbifmoroe Su Swineen,
@N=
Ser Safretair Der Ser. ct. Safe bat
aneeseiet, pab ale Dor Dem 1. Sull ls4S
ouseeeebenen S6aeamtssHoten. bio sum
30. Suni oieles Sabres. an spelbem Gage
| fe fduie ieien. sur Ginloiune eineeiblft
,peroen misten, oa na6 Dem lcetbenannten
Datum felbe Feline SntereHen mebr triis
t9en. Se'''
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G3is#stas Sen le. @S5ei ls4s.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-29

EVIL III be ahofSr
= which IN
terms that gtl Il te ftvorhie study,
4, Accommodate ho gin -prnd
-ch~t without interruption, and o. avoid fr ,se
during whch. from sickness indoene. than
usual sIsty prevail. The
heretofore, dnItucus Tie
st-nfd 10 iufni~h
vanoet department propose epane
enter the Freshman. eter ~ ia. higher sc
who d. anticipate coeair euci0n. desire
masters tHher o complete mathematical part
%
b. the regular ciss--s osiece
Terms highest do Per quarter
There seminary. AMI shngug IT,
valuable al Philosophical An4ains ~ i,h " ~ be
employ I'd during
J =. J l. kEMPTg
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TEMAtg. ENxrIra-TE.

On
September
The pleasure
losi- ish degree the confidence and
eral,
b, ~ Nlfs of the improvement
last. AMI genirnen ni
then attending.
az n'ial ieiil and @ T. aittnnent. ladies
tra ned t.i> institute. ofIrf thr
TIE and AM TIE location
aud
The Institution s' Ell VIII The offs com
teachers.
Ai~~ NAFY Jazz ivrFft- Principal.
Miss tNREfET a. Aunt ,-...
Ni~s VI. Cook. ''-''
The HaIigs n-fr embrace ail
m the bit fcn'i institutions Including. ~,
br'nrle A. brit Sc NtIfi Ntvli al
tir"ste Btany, A-irnu,, ani Natural fhoey-Sacti and
f.iiue ilr>inrs-- snr c-Ai,iofc aud Composition
French i' ir Vriurilii
Music on lir Pminiy llr Ci1ics reefs.r.
Veal Music By Mr.. l. rrir-
Trims
Are ~ eret'e, being ross similar
West A'r'adlns o. TIE s>t'm institute. attain
nen are issued la Pupils leaving. ending posrts; fii
Diploma &" th''-e wl" complete reeulif cnn~-.
JAMEs VI Ray, >c,etErg. JAMES BLAKE, Prcidrt.
Indianapolis.
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lie wa attend person by deputy s' he ohee IN Lebanon
hen
eeher ,eAt. Persons liable hereby nf
unless said paid by e DAY 81 DECEMBER
ret te together tn Pcnay
selling il-
under Ard fuhrF lris 90
e collected frsii 81 ianns nrNt
further penalty ct added directed
w III concerned iia quf. Of
e enF,rd, VA h"r respect {, Each
must produce n The lay IN money
belufe he gt receipt fun er taxes
J. L. MCLAUGHLIN.
fsispor. Ia Coxs,y Y-y,rsur,,
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ne " III 'end /" prison 90 l"y ~ n "fhrc IN Fr1nhin,
ceP Whrh absent IA ile -cttsd pA i tiii tie of
crner Persons Ia D., ia,cs aie h,i,h Informed that
les sad paid %, ihr of
makes the uiy ni the ''rcr
ht' the me together ma p.mat, SHE
ihr Tres q
under t.,it
cannot he collected aforesaid Nondi, .i J,.nary
nrNti further penalty per be- rpeei
hs Law. Aireinrd r,tIeninl, of tie law
vii ir entic,d
Each frn ing produce rcor,i from the snte
'~ f pay Inc same M money h tls ir
state and MILL 4. JBAt~
Ir.ahLaa. ..L- 81 ID C.n.,. Iions,r..
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TIE Lowell oacsnz has a Poem bearing this site.
written by iaeofs g as st firth. - J. credit 10 tn
whole pssess0n The Iea OF the Poem, the attempt
Death 10 Ina,ct mi-ery up mankind Tut wherever h
soes. amid Oh Young. rich poor. from
srohef his approach welcomed his stroke unfe
The following iobfe 4 dying child the best pa sag
IN the Iosa
~ vii - .ai Death. who're there = been past
The it's q the rTssent - din;
To the o. fan al sarfOw bat tfansieutly lasts
AMI Hfc ever i3oss brilliant 20 hhn"
50 Nc wen: where chl.i IN is innocent charms,
Was sporting D. yus playi
Ara 10 - tho b BE Il III MS mothers arms,
To carry in Tar away.
a. Death Death thou art foolish nov;
That ysurg boy Nnowsth not thee;
Thu has' laid t,y band hrs iai white brow,
AHd i gently siiilelh bis gee.
Thy hid w :. pas.lng over his sight,
An he thinks n ne tvilixhi b sur;
II isfxets now. he believes II Di.ht,
Aud stis! have thy terrOrs no p,wef.
lie scarcely stirieth Thy voice hear,
Believing he's chsnted % rc.t;
And calmly, a. thu seu i mother dear,
lie ms laiG ban TO sleep Thy breast"
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NE Treasurer and Collector County Indiana
that the Duplicate present =
h. bsu ihe sed 81 tie lS3 each
hundred datsr wlh Il taxable
twenty cents and mills additional foT support a
ft nzd
tea aud i purposes, fy cents
hfiy
For the Fn~e ui be viii attend person by
deputy. the ltcs itdn.
~hg~ Ia sud county tl.e ludlow lng day~ a. n
In la.l-u IL. H. A.
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spN virtue ~ eNpii- - me directed n he ClcA
= 81 Ire htti thee
tie ct
between ia hours prescribed 10 law.
yttrs q" t ii,N,ns described real estate iaior
'Hinenfin ilr sHii
l~t n'ih.
nne With sad usil theme the place #
ilr,iNaft >titet being -
" ~ az 'l'aie Y. fa. ~ thr town uf indianapolis.
Md fc lcN
el.. VII 90 thr
cd estate executed Tie property smith, SUN uf
Jus i'h Stfetr her and
III l. Stey,r. =
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BOOK BINDING.
and Account tfoOs< Neuuf:pct.rv


iisSaie sandN
- turrrs 81 bk 3ocoanf Bk
IN eNtr bsasg 1-hHg0a Opposite Palmer Hotel
indianapolis nd
~ 'nd constant, on hsnf the
's' ifn 81 LiiuN ho"ks s teuufs Auditors aud
commissioners and Magistrates
~ ~ hrf Bank i~.fs~ ts the Improved
ma Niifi -iScs Is
l~fsF O. "fir ,.ifi fs
A'tF TIE leaves nff and -di vac ik Of
"nets, - rn M IA ul.il.
"i sewn n~fs TIE ifh tl "A, the,
cost Glrahfrs. Harsh
a''t ir'> are equal toihs Ia
d. = =" ATE also prepared %
'hti Aites such Ladies and Fit- ta.
go Ia 49, Aham- Spectacle 'asr~, rocket
MUSIC PAPER hand bound In vao,.
80 h'uf ntle ar~ III D. prices ntioe
TIE Hh'i flf,ntf pritfnf Ruling ex,a
ioA> mud fala'f ruled o. iaiiefn
.r . sandr
ii iti ln, isfra Il
fn- Al kinls ni llq 1ui
bound "a any style desired and On the -ruts.
RECOMMENDATION .,,t Bl.cgroEu Sulseme JUDGE Gro m
br>N. Treasurer u Nongfs. ~
Mtrtiti President uf stare auk u. state Bans
" 'nf~erf-tt s Insurance Company 4. ". Fsa
- iNNhH, t--i- bly,
ADeH.Gs. ~ egs< E.<ss.S. sgEgEDs.y,~ Ac
gun undersigned have hand aid are trra,,d a.
iahutttue acHans o .Hif, irt I'll
q" saddles If"-. Nafnl ti. ane~e
'"h'f article 90 hfil lire Every nur VIII 4
si"A @"t workmanship and prices n, ssr
- ~ q 40 s Il.
such n NNni oais fef iii taken
inrNci1uer Tor eHHi market mice. The, .l
stwodoos wesid D1ke's iloiei indianapolis
( IDANEf.
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SKATE OF sn,itii. hAriD. :ou,!y:

' 7
fs,.i f,r glr.rss.
II lt'T'h lcnnl,s- o.. l-rasi Jennings
= ! icne male sd-'astoii, thu Of
2 rested sr~r hi ck> Niirinn cucuu c,sii
the 5 dy AnciSi, Israel
d'irna la ir il tf Divorce sud Ezt.h
al filed on
the iuilil Ia lunar
hefei, notified filing IF and
f aud pit 49, denim t-f,
calling ni the the ~ slne
VIII l.. taken as con. andt n a"tnst hn,.
Attest r. 'crt
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ssss,.srEI"< SAFE.

SPY virtue of ',ciee directed t.k'-
Al "f the Marion tncuIi out Will "a public
c'nu house d'r the Indianapolis at
Sst ISL lf'r' the hi~ prescribed A
r seven wears m the follow ng describe
county
Of fofr west quarrer Of section
~ Ih -, east containing acre. more or
Ani an future 10 re1i ze the FIJI enauid hs said
an ct
r'i estate orr - the proper, Of Znok oo,erals the
he Side ct iuliaut
Ia H. l. D. N q
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-29

. III undersigned is iirfalne
Pubic House 'if -iI,tf. indianapolis init4na
'i">nr Tue '1n i'i-, ani ~ ttk
n"d fr@f ~ ii'r scirne - 40" Lara, ia trim
ifi r-
f'tiIf'd
low, 10 -aH te
iSi 'et if'id Law nit'i~if. Ntlfi
i~'ini>o @n-fr stony "a ASSIST. isci tufsn.
V'tit the MT
rhiii ii'tir ff iir
l'"'f shall h ,+,f IT n, n a
shall public iilt
'"l we ~ 'r' - TN -'"dr l. WIN 'f is
- wFthh'ffn @iic n :" my fra'n ff,' study aud p4,r
ct The ~ >.-.f
~iafss IN" t,s' ~ al al "a better q
JAMES q RAY.
PS-tla,nra s1e n. 1nd - ihr f.r lls lhrut IL
nd 'i"i~ Iitf' .a'ss be oat giis
Jase. 49, III H. n
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WI Collector JulHsun
ntie. that the nuItr,ie
hands The charged
t'> hhd 'o nl> Additional ior TIE -, Deaf Dumb
ASYLUM iH ounil purposes aud
cents aud "n each l'i Tor State
poll for 'HttfA iHfiE~e~.
lT the he viii hy
deputy, The uSal places slnr e-cit~, several tow n
Ships IA said c'nidt, 81 TN f,ltiA DAYS t@wu:
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EksEsEs ARRIVALS.

David (rai:hcg(-
~ LII repf itiiA rtfi hs old and the plc
" 'f"y nat hc in~ n-t ee'i, 'rot tstr
i>f" 20 tte 'dd sfsUs
ente a.-oftne e Frch Irag, otfse. Sur f,aueaf
Nd c f'fss1rt, frtfs OIL >p y Ynoeafre hue
Lad. bihasN aus Uui lure and
B'~'Af SrS Cosmetics, Isrfascrp p4ni>h
>Fef Ctffdt IOics. together ih other
Az i which % evriyi
The urnon OF ri cssiny Merchants Peiefs Painters
fule~. aud lnva'hIS - respectfully requested.
Particular attention viii be- ia
p"nndrs medicines aud the Of
WHEN called upon.
continuance Of the hceofie establish
mert : r. ctliiiy solicited.
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E3UsG EADAs.e' SEMINARY.
EHSsi.IIl:, A. liz.


Weinrsil, s, Of LAX, eia n, ' ~, m, i r'pn
been ensassd IA teaching Il the literary
MIR John~on VIII be assisted competent
experienced !"ae fe,,fs, and The Patrons Of the scnri
as tua saska e. =. pa he ilps. ed
According 10 ,sl Of hi. kind regular
a%1 ~, ,"'' ,.s " I'm .n , 's T " ,, =,
medal ., d,p'a Th.e ~e,rr not a.l,ins To- la,,,s ne above
named c,I-r ~' have The pryisy ii Engaging IA such s'ue as
fyps'aorg SDae'
English Gawriar GEOGRAPHY, iaI' Iov Of the United States
Columns First i'sis 10 Arithmetic, Smiths Arithmetic.
First Tenn ia,ir, and :i'ic,n History " Nh Aliases.
'p,,e,' h',,, ~, Asrh,a
Second Tenn, ,ir-. l.nre'n il1an,,
'ceonr'p Ieaend,e
r. Tenn I sis. Z, s r. .si rla"e so"ome'
s.,.u, ,, " 'i'H.'.f ~, Cooley
Seeo"a ie'"' uin~e,a'- iaura rhi,-oih, ocrun
tNi"''N I.ecilits begun University edit
''lm-'a'- Nal"a Philosophy completed,
First Team, 1l a.. l ,.'assri, r ri ,,s Heavens.
'tphn, 'enral Philosophy.
second Term. ,, .1, s" ,a5si :, eu,e.
''icihmnr's Evidences Of chr.ranay.
eea , esain wv" Ws,~ ',r :" ,nSa" A"0'' 81
Unh other studies separately mr., desired.
TERMS
Primary Departmental ca, per quarter -
r., ne re,sis,e.,,, ''"'" '''ss no
1c--li'nn iVfis, = ia singing, 10
tunaf
(.s5gsqs {.esagr
e.
lo' l,. Perspective pa~ius- Painting IN water
cnfs 'l ttnfin. Iftptenclr>,
Needle Work Ia" flowers fun, reasonable csa
ciii NIL b, made.
REFERENCES.
Bishop N'fiY,i>F. of ol.n
H. ~ i''uois' L. L. a., President Of kenyon College,
Rev. JNu. ANuEL.. ifcit~~ti Il Language
l. g. Ross. \. A. r,cs-uf 81 Nalura rl.nfv
Kenyon oirg-.
Rev. ''rnro Dl,rr. Principle Nlao Han, Gambler.
y. NEsr.
g. ~. ist>~, i"''-Hip"ls
c.'ox. 5i-if
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The Child nvss; sl,c ISos,

s-c sfst1 isbtft VIC 1tOscs
b. AHs sEBA sNiru.
When stIrlrg u and s1ngful bird
Brought sdnrSs - fhe .atih,
An - = me voiccs = were heard
H. ~, sweet sound, Of mIrh,
A little ehil. wi n pleasant eyes,
keeiinci - trauqail ID us.'.
AMI. half c3inmrntus vi n The ,kies,
Ill. pretty fancies wrought
He turned where casod IN robe a green
4 rose tui met hrs eye
And ore Iint ~ cak the leaves between,
Rich % II. crimson dye.
Tie warm li-ht gathered in the sky
The bland ar sfirlcth Iourd-
Ard vet fhe r I'd y lingefns by.
Hall knceling on the etoud..
Far bro de- g'ew that crimson streak,
Back iOlt. tn leaf Of gre n
Ard he wondering >iiil aud meek,
Watched all ~ opening sheen.
lis dofe. II. q re ~ al Icing he cied.
WI glad amazer" wilt
The fose. iu new cie,tsd plidc,
las o encd fl The chiii
Oh bad we hearts like thine, sweet boy,
II watch creative power,
We 100 shoi@ thtill with kinilel 10y
Al every opening flower