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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

WHr.r.-In the SIX New England States WIN an
area of about 301 square miles. most Of It - dcnsey
s,,,ieI having population Of 2-i3 So" inhabitants,
prJuced only Ola 100 bushels OF wheat whilst ,ichi-
san with an equal in both peniusuas, bu, with not
much over ore third Of the lower peninsula or about To-
ooo square miles in the southern part of the State sparey
ssu,d having only population Of 81. .67 IN 1870 pro-
lnr,d in 1889 much 2.l59 los bushels OF wheat
or NOR, than all the New England states together Sew
on e.h,s IT wha, raised IN the three most h"'h''
states VIZ Maine. New Hampshire, 'efmont-a'.i TWO
6iths of the whole IN Maine alone
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF
DENAlNiNG IN The Post
HI September !, ls43.
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please say ADVERT
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VI D Bush
Joseph Barrow
Robert Burk
Morus. Bennett \ Holmes
4 { Blanchard
John Beichsts
Jesse BTIigcs
rubiss Brck
Thomas Buckett
DANIEL Brown
y. Bolton
Irha Bliiton
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william Bradshaw
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LETTERS.
Office al Indianapolis, Indiana.
pr these Letter. will
Used.
al letters Tor foreign coun.iie.
aey cannot be forwarded
Moses LoysoIi
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Racharl Noulden
Richard Marshall
DAVID Malry
WI lam & Miles
James Martin
Thomas Michel,
Abncr Martin
William Nsisge
X : Munty
Henry { Ninich
>waTt Mustard
Thomas Noileit
George " Moore
Henry Nyrcs
ravii Money
.iohn Montgomery
jacob Meyers
MACS
William NcLung
Samuel NcLung
John Mcmillan
David McNahb
John NcCrcefy
William NcFarling
William NcGruter
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tam Riilage
william McCan
Daniel olefy
Charles p O-Neal
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John Powker
Aquilar Parker
Jesse Price
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James Perm
Adam Patterson
John l. Preston
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Martin Ray
James y Lay
Ran ioiph Robey
Adam Il scr
I.anson Reeves
Henry Richlysy
I,mes VI Il geis
Isaac Rainey
William " Rid
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SIMON Eaumcl
William II kicketis
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Samuel smith
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Nj >cathc
Mike Shey
4 4 Stall
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Hiram stacy
mucl Se,baugh
Abncr n Shepherd
4 II Shepherd
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John Thompson
Jacob Thompson
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John Underwood
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Miss Margalci \ Waite
James WLiicofnb
Nm MillaIi
William Willard or J { Sherry
Wm ~ Ni~hafd
Joseph ;. Nisliard
Lew Viewer
Levi u Never
Eichard Williams
John Williams
Andrew " u on
Lane Whitney
Rai-itl Walgoic
Jesse White. AUGUSTUS Iugn
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DAVID " Whsichel
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Riley Wonten
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Wi iam { Whitlock
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Jane \ Wininyer
Wilson or VI tie
Alexander Wiley
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Ten IIun.irci Thousand Cheers Tor
the Noble Wing ~ ..c OF EcMnr.srr..

NilcnOn the world, nj Tie ncWs oT II' tIIN'sS' :
election - gwen - W inhabitants Of tins WIDE "arti,
stretch WIDE ,our cyes and nk Tennessee. while SHE
~ops the march of that Lnc";"c" ball iicaus
erect Right foot seven feet o the lett. 10 art
~ = hrnrc liands raised high ~ they can rcac'
will, fingers spread wide apart Mouths spread WIDE
omen To- catch the accents Faces turned towards oi
krnuck with backs upon South Car"llna-EtcS at"'t
apart. squirting towards Louisiana aud MM"e uN''P
~. ,imc with the feet aztec the fashion q" The Rogue
March while the leaders at MIsrulc IN Tennessee
work their way up salt River 49,
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WILLIAM G.. BRowNLow ,

The Wing Methodist Par,on-a droli FL
low aud not Il little of a brni-cr-who edits
the Jon ,boro (Tcn.) Wing. ad,l'cth all men
of the success, of his party in that State IN
The following cdit,ing tcrm':
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

.. They clamorcd about
removals from office for
opinions sake.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

\. They clamorcd a,ou'
a public debt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05
W.,i- Cha,crhi>.n--Trccd.

Who now hut will aimi, that the course
party has been "fceuharig' consistent?
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

10 They cllmorcd about
olli,c.holdcis interfering III
elections.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

-Echo answers. where
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

=. They cla'norci about
the extravaganza ot the
Wti'r House.
& They c'amored about
the issue If Treasury notes
Z. They clamorcd about
blood hounds.
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FARMING AND GARDENING

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Youatt on the Horse, | vol. London, lo43.
Bainbridges Guide to the Conservatory, Hot
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Bevan on the Honey Bee, vol. lS43.
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